The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-26

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In such r,lny weather ~ W hsvs
been having during shs past week
there Is Jthisg ike having pair u
good boots or shoes 10 keep your feet
dry. Read o. Nelson's Dew advertise.
meut 10 smother column. aud 50 there
an1 have pair Of bouts or shoes made
10 order. Hs does good work end
guarantees a neat &c.
As We open the Febrnlry number
Of the Nursery we cannot but exc,4ip,
"NOnpsreil," az 1t is surely q ysry
beautiful aud valuable periodical for
children. IL is published by John l..
Shorey, No 3G Bloomfield street, Bos-
ton, at the low price Of 81 60 per year.
We will send the Nursery and the STAR
to one address for SO 35; separately
they would cost 81 10.
Mr.. Cause, as an energetic, 60
ahead citizen, cannot be surpassed in
this community. He has moved his
office Immediately north OF the east
wood-house of the N. o. & NJ. road,
and is now convenient to one OF the
fuest springs" in the county. He has
had the trees aud bushes ia front all
cleared up, which gives quite neat
appearance to things il that locality.
Capt. I. n. Osborn, collector OF the
Pearl River district, gave us call on
last Saturday. Although differing wide
ly. politically, with Capt. Osborn, We
have always found him to be pleasant
and agreeable gentleman, an honest,
upright ofice-holder, and rs collector
has giveg very general satisfaction.
We have known him since 1867, and
have yet to hear OF any dishonest
schemes that he has engaged il. Gail
again, Captain; your presence is always
welcome.
On Wednesday evening a "sport,"
rather inebriated, and claiming to be a
New Yorker by birth, and some on the
muscle, challenged a crowd OF negroes
that were standing on Mr.. Dodson's
store gallery for fair pugiIistic set-to.
believing that he could clean out the
bunch, but after a few rounds with one
Of the crowd, wherein he (the spor) |
was knocked down, he withdrew from
.he field, satisfied that he was utterly |
ia his i'm gina,ion, and that
10 was not 50 much on the muscle after
I'll.
A sort Of flying trapezs or horizon
al bar has been erected in front Of Mr..
)odson's store on the beach by some of
ur young amateur acrobats and gym
asts The most daring and thrilling
eats are sometimes enacted upon this
ar in the presence of very. .appreciative
ndiences. We, had occasion few days
ince to witness a performance which
ne of the actors attempted-a rapid
evolution around the bar-but to his
tier dismay his hands slipped, and to
is discontinue down lie came, with
utstretched limbs, upon his back.
triking the sand below. He says he
ill not attempt this feat again unless
,ather bed be placed directly under
i'm. -
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