The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-31
STAR-BEAMS.

-Chancery court Monday.
Club meeting tomorrow night.
Amateurs Tuesday last success.
-Lo uisiana lottery next Tuesday
1--WE take no mail on this Is p. m,
train, SIR"
Harrison county nominating con.
vention meets tomorrow.
There was partial eclipse of the
moon Thursday night OF last week.
"A Mothers Love" crowded out
this week. Will appear next issue.
DR.. Blount has returned from Pen
sscola. whittier he has been on visit.
Read the circular OF the State ex-
ecutive committee in another column.
Why are the radical papers in this
State like orphansP Because they have
no pap.
Why is our State campaign like the
handle of iug9 Because it is all on
one side.
Thanks to Nine. Zulime Sarrazin
for two pears weighing thirty ounces,
beating those OF last week seven ounces.
-Lynd is out with q new hack this
week. He makes the run between
Moss Point and Scranton on schedule
time.
She came Tuesday morning, bal
anced the scales at IL IL pounds, and
now ealter is the happiest man in jack
son county.
We must decline to publish the ef-
fusion OF "Bones." 1t would scarcely
do for such o journal ss ours. Suits
Police Gazette better.
MFR. A. G. Moore and family, who
have been. spending few weeks here
enjoying the healthy sea-breeze, left for
their home at Jackson last Saturday.
Masters is still on the road, and will
always be found accommodating and
clever. He will convey passengers to
and from the Seashore and Moss Point
at low rates.
We have received friendly criti-
cism on the entertainment of last Tues
day evening, but owing to the crowded
state of our columns it will not appear
until next week.
We would thank our friends if they
will send to us the names of the beat
officers nominated in the different beats
throughout this county, th.t we may
announce the same.
There is to be grand musical ju-
bilee held at the fair grounds in Jackson
next Tuesday, September 4. All the
brass bands in the State have been in.
vited, and a big time is anticipated.
Rev. w. E. Paxton, OF Memphis,
will preach at the Moss Point Baptist
church tomorrow night, September l,
at half past 7, and Sunday at II s.m.,
and at Scranton academy Sunday night.
The next annual session of Live
Oak Academy, at Moss Point, opens
next Monday. This is good school,
in charge of competent teachers, and
should be we'll supported by our people.
The Brookhaven Ledger says: "Pa-
pers publishing the advertisement head
ed u. 8. Mail-Dr. Townsend's Oxy-
genated Air. will be swindled. The
of the medicine are frauds"
The great arson case which has at
tracted so much attention at Meridian,
in which G. III. Williams was accused Of
burning the Phoenix hctel, ended last
week, the jury bringing in verdict Of
not guilty.
Last Monday morning fife broke
out in the rear Of Nos. 36. SO and 40
South Commerce street, Mobile, occu-
pied by A. A. Voss 4 Co., which spread
to J. II. O'Hara's feed store, consuming
property to the amount of $4,000.
The democracy Of Scranton and
Pascagoula precinct are requested to
meet at Scranton Academy tomorrow
Saturday night at hslf-psst 7 O'Clock
for the purpose of organizing demo-
cratic club. Let there be full attend
ance.
MIR. John ]. Denmark. an old and
citizen of this place, and
father of our young friend JEFF, died at
Montgomery. Ala, on Wednesday of
last week. Mr.. Denmark had been suf-
far;no for aavaral wears with rheu N atisua