The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-09-28
STAR-BEAMS.

Game will soon be plenty.
-Mullet fne and in abundance.
Club meeting Saturday night.
Read the new cd. Of M. A. Dees.
Presiding at the Academy Sunday
morning.
Shipping and commercial affairs
very quiet.
-Scuppernongs will soon be luxurie;
OF the past
Board of supervisors will meet here
next Monday.
A number OF tramps visited our
town this week.
Only one wedding this week, and
"nary" cake. Too bad.
The express Office has been moved
TO the postotfice building.
Nielsen is having two houses put
up on his lot iu Scranton.
Numerous focks of wild ducks were
seen during the past few days.
Sugar cane OF this years crop is
offered for sale on our streets.
New sweet potatoes are selling in
our market at 81 so per bushel.
See school notice in another column
and send your children to school.
Bathing somewhat cool, yet still is
the pleasure indulgcd in By some.
-"Protestant" goes for "Innocent"
this week. An Innocent Protestant con-
troversy.
Capt. s. A. Dutch's fiue sail boat,
the "Alida Parker" WAS one of the
many victims of the late blow.
Mark Twsin's New England weather
certainly has illustrated itself in these
parts. Burometers are scarcely neCes.
sary.
Capt. Jack Langdon bemoans the
loss Of his beautiful yacht ella" She
was "dissected" by the waves durin g the
blow OF the 18th.
Mr.. A. Chsnteraut, at the Beashore,
has an unparalleled lot of young pecan
and orange trees which he will dispose
OF on easy terms.
-Pecans were never designed for
communion purposes, in lieu of which
be careful how you bring them in your
pockets to church.
Rev, J.B K. Smith will preach at the
Scranton academy next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. The public generally
are cordially invited to attend.
We have for sale one of Beatty's
celebrated Planes Tor Organs) that will
be disposed of at great bargain. For
particulars apply at this Office.
-Fruitins at cents, Sultana figs,
japanese diamonds, pure burnt almonds.
lemon jelly gum drops, imperial gum
drops, ETC., ETC., at Uncle Hsnry's.
"A little sensation was caused in this
community last Wednesday on account
of the sudden disappearance of a conf
Dental clerk. Particulars next week.
Last Tuesday night an exhibition
for the benefit Of the Sesshore Baptist
church, colored, was given by company
of young colored people at the Seashore.
Bill Masters, the hackman, should
not be forgotten. Very soon he is COM
ing out with bran new hack, and again
will the welkin ring with that familiar
cry. GAN board Scheshop'
We are pleased to note the return
to our city of Captain Miller, Of the
schooner E. s. Tyler. The Captain is
looking well, is seeking, and we hope
will find q remunerative freight.
All ladies admire beautiful and
stylish dress goods, calicos. hannels,
hosiery. etc., and for bargains in these
articles call on Uncle Henry, at M. A.
Dees' store, Scranton, Mississippi.
We learn by the Handsboro Demo
crat OF last week that MI. Samuel p.
Mayors has gone to San Francisco, Cal.
Success attend him. and may he reap a
golden harvest ere he feturns home.
The gallant Knights OF the spade,
shovel and hoe were out In full force
upon the Seashore front foad Wednesl
day, repairing damages from the late
storm. The road nov Is In an e3cel-
lent condition.
On next Monday Mr.. W. P. Carter
will open a school for boys and girls at
Scranton academy. Mr.. Carter is from
Lsaderdale, Miss, was educated at
college and comes highly
endorsed. A setool hiss been long
needed in this place, aud We are glad 10
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