The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-19

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sbs motto of M A. Dses. who keeps en-
extensive stock Of boots, Shoes, dry
goods, groceries, etc. Call on him End
sec II 10 10 moi 70.
The SAbbath-scheoi hall In The
Academy building st scranton, ws are
glad 10 nots. 10 increasing In numbers
and interest. The school opens at ,
.. m. evars Sabbath. and oil are In
vitsd 10 attend and lend their assist
ance.
A Cincinnati physician sued an
other man simply for calling him. on
postal card. IA lisr. o qusck. tibet. q
murderer, rascal, rnfian, villain, q
forger, q periurer. an ignoramus. pre-
tender, and general beat" 1t Is as
touishing how easily some men will take
offense.
The mite meeting for the purpose
Of raising money for the parsonage OF
the Methodist church at Moss Point
viii be held at the residence Of b. @.
Vaughan, tomorrow week Saturday,
9th inst. J at 8 p. nd. Let there be q
full attendance. All are invited to come
or send their dimes.
The past week has been one OF the
busiest we have noticed this season
over the New Orleans and Mobile road.
Every day there were several extra
freight trains. and on most OF them
there were more or less cotton. being
shipped from Alabama and East Mis-
sippi through Mobile to New Orleans.
On Wednesday evening difficulty
occurred ct the Ocean House ON the
Seashore between Mike O'Neil and
Chas. Peterson, resulting in the cutting
Of the latter across the forehead with
table.knife. Both parties were under
the influence of the extract OF "corn
Juice" at the time.
We have before us the January
number OF the Southern Farmer and
Stock journal. an eight pags, forty |
column agricultural paper. 1t is the
only Journal in the South devoted to
stock-bree ding. Every Southern plan
ter should patrcnize it. Published by
Billings & George. Madison, Ga, at the |
low price of fifty cents year.
--sMusic hath charms to soothe the
savage breast" etc., so We have been
told. Well, we never tried to soothe
savage in that manner, but we know OF
several who are not savages that we're
soothed and also charmed by the de.
Iightful serenade Of last Saturday night.
+ /. a..
Those who participated have thanks for
visiting our residence and rendering
several fine vocal and instrumental
pieces.
Mr.. r. B. Daniels has bought ont
M. A. Dees' hack line, as will be seen |
in another column, and will run a
daily hack line between this place and
Moss Point. Mr., Daniels, by reason OF
q bodily affliction. has been compelled
to discontinue his trade, and now seeks
to make living with his hack. We
hope the public may give him lib
eral su sport, a. he is in every way
deserving gentleman.
--Scranton nov supports . frst-class
tailor, Mr.. Ernst Caerger, OF New Or
leans, who has recently opened shop |
as Nielsen's jewelry store, next door
north Of M. 4. Dees' establishment.
he does good work and at the most
reasonable figures. he win make new
snits, out and ont. and will do oil kinds
Of repsirius. LEI all who have any
work in his line give him . Sail. ss he
guarantees satisfaction. See his ad-
vertisemsnt elsewhere.
Tho two ladies from Nstdhea solic-
i.ing aid for the benefit ,f the Orphans
Asylum OF that city arrived here on
Tuesday and departed on Wednesday
for Mobile. We presume our citizens
have not forgotten the liberal generos-
ity extended them BY their Nstchez
friends during our late terrible yellow
fever soourge. and that feeling II graf
itude which thsy justly owe and shonld
evinoe, have given freely their mite to
these poor little orphans. May Pascaf
goula do her duty.
Nothing can be faarer than Mr..
Daniel r. Beatty's mode ofdoing bust
meas, and which evinces his confidence
in the superiority Of his inetruments