The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-16
STAR.BEAMS.

-rTsn vessels arrived this week.
We had heavy rain last Tuesday.
Tomorrow will be St. Patrick 5 day
The communication Of "Flirted
viii appear next week.
We ate ripe strawberries from oui
garden on the Sth inst.
The schooner Harry Buddig i, now
on the ways at Polls shipyard.
--SlUbath-school at the Academy
next Sunday afternoon Al O'Clock.
Harrison has some furniture which
lie will sell cheap. Go and see him.
There vas a Sl5. 600 fire at Ba, st.
Louis, last Sunday morning, 18th inst.
ED. ]. Newell will preach at the
Orange Grove Baptist church next Sun
day.
Blue glass will cara n dog of hy-
droph Jbia. Pound it up fne and mix
it with the dogs food.
--Sheriff's sale and nonresident no.
ticrs will be found in the proper column.
Turn to and read them.
AT the usual hours next Sunday
Rev. j. B. X. Smith will preach at the
Moss Point Methodist church.
In another column will be found
the new advertisement Of Bromberg
Bros, 10S Dauphin street, Mobile.
Harrison county Chauc"ry Court
adjourned yesterday, and Judge Wood
returned home on the morning train.
Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach at the
Scranton Academy next Sunday after
noon at halt-psst 3, Go and hear him
The tug Ruth EIma has just come
off the ways at Polls shipyard, where
she has been repaired, and is now 0. K.
The way to d. when you want to
read the STAR is to send or hand Us 81 so,
and not borrow your ncighbor'o paper.
Sheriff Clark is having the jail re-
paired, and We should Judge from the
way he is fixing up things inside there
will be no escapea soon.
Spring has fairly set in. We notice
Irish potatoes several inches high, let
tuce and radishes large enough to eat,
and other vegetables are doing finely.
A communication from our valued
correspondent Harry" will be found
in another column. We hope Harry"
will favor us with communications often.
Road Overseer Bangs reported sew
eral gentlemen for n,gIecting to work
the road when summoned, and on We'd
nesday Squire Chidsey fined each one
- and costs for their negligence,
There is shortly to be built at
Three Rivers a Methodist church. The
house will be 26x40 feet, and when fin
isbed will be one Of the best church
houses in the county.
-"Whiskey is your worst enemy"
said preacher to Jones. Bat" said |
Jones. "dou't the Bible say we are to
love our enemies?' "Oh, yes, Jones;
but it don't say we are to swallow
them"
The 6 .me law went into force yes
terday, the 15.h inst. SO the hunters
will have to hang up their guns till the
18th of September. so far as shooting
deer. turkeys, qnails, doves and field
arks are concerned, Bat our boys may
legally catch all the fish they can.
There is sn old gentleman by the
name of John Hughes, residing near
in this county, who is 90
years old. He can walk 25 miles day,
writes good hand, can hoe or plow,
Ind makes o regular farm hand. He is
IN Englishmsn by birth. aud has been
n the United States fifty years.
Read the new advertisement of
VIM. V. Beroujon, OF No. St. Emanuel
street, Mobile, successor of the late G.
Berouion. Mr.. b. has been raised up
n the undertaking business, and will
De found to be prompt snd attentive in
III his business relations. and can be re-
led upon TO fill orders promptly.
New spring and summer dry goodsl
Cheaper than everll Comprising dress
FOODS at 10c, II 1-2c. l5,. zoe aud 25c
! yard, with a handsome liue of spring
iamasses from SOC yard; black Ivon
grenadines from 25c a yard; spring
weeds from 10c yard mp to tbe finest
imported goods; collarettes at zoe 8
loz.; full line Of ruchings from 1Oc a
Iard; towels at 81 dozen; mems and
adies' bose at 81 a dozen; Lonsdale
ini,h domestic. &c yard; linen lawns
It 10 1-2c and 15c yard. All country
'rders promptly and carefully filed.
'tuart and Pollock. 10 Dauphin street,
dobiie. Ala.