The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-05
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Low tide.
"A new deal.
Weather moderatiug.
e 5gs stalce at 3JJ prd,z.
R vers in the intt nor on u rise.
-Lyud furnishes the Times ut &C.
"A slight strinkling of snow Mon
day.
A full line of all grades ca'icos ar
the sture Of NJ. A. Dres.
Mr.. L. Post will acc pit thanks 70,
late Northern pap, 70 sent US.
For a good shave or hair-cu', C II
Du F. Becht, who will fix you up stylish.
The h'avy rains OF the past two
We, ks h We u ed rise in the rivers,
aud the mills Will soou be suppl with
logs
H. Graut Willis i@.our agent at the
S ashore, ami is authorized to receive
AID receipt for any gnonrys due this
Office.
On Nr~lYear day several very large
focks of wild gtoas werr seen on the
seashor'. Several OF our cit,z}ns sue
ceedpd in killing few of them.
We bal, a pleasant call on Tuesday
last from Rev Father Wise, who enter
tained ms for half an hOnr very Ogrec-
ally. We. appreciate his visits aud
wJR,j be;pleased 10 have him ctll again.
The event ofa New YtaF ys7 hailed
wth Go ight at. The Dodson House a.
the Seashpre. string band was ell
glged NJ Il most eu; oyah e and pleas
4at evening spent il tripping 'he "light
fantastic soc"
-Th. PIPER given to the Methodist
SGnIlav-schOo OF Moss Poiut lat Fri
day night, We understand passed If
very Pleasantly. There was large
crowd present., and everyone seemed TO
have good time.
Mr. e.. de Grand VIZhas d soon
giaued his school at Scranton and has |
e tab iahed hin self on the beach. Mr.. |
de Gr4ud-Vdl is competent teacher,
and we trust our c.tiz.us will extend to |
Tim a literal patronage.
r J. b. X Smith, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Moss PoiLt,
preached his fret scrm N to this church
on last S bbith to large and appteci-
a i've congr g tion. He pr aches again
next Sunday vi 1890 I'm. and $50 p. m.
The weather here ddring the past
week has been the coolest expe,i need
for years, and it is feared the orange
trees h ave been damaged to some ez-
tent. We had ice one-hlIf of an inch
hick and the ground remIilei fr I'm
or two OF three days.
The infant chill OF Mrs. II 'ya' fell
in the Fireplace one day last week and
uas badly though not seriously burned
about the hea'. We understand the
baby was tied in a char in front of the
ire, when the string that held it broke,
ettirg the little one fall.
A case Of some importance was
ried before justices Randall and
Jbjdsey last week. l. was one OF un-
awful detainer, brought 10y Robert J.
Zer against Francisco Ferrer, in refer
,nce to Ferrer's keeping pos session of
zsr's house and lot on the livrr front.
Che case was decided 10 Mr.. Ker's
avor.
The Schooner r. W. Brown, owned
" ". S. Dodson, Sr., is now IN the
Jay, having recently come off the ma.
inc ways of q. t. Irving. She has
,een thoroughly repaired 10 the most /
yorknanike manner, and, as Mr.. ID. in {
orms US, at considerable less cost than
he could have had the work done al
New Orleans or elsewhere.
Mr.. Antonio M4rinovich has rented
he Llebman store-buidiug at the Sea
,hore aud intends opening a restaurant Z
md bar. Mr. NJ, as We understand,
1as several very pressing invitations to
.,tend the next regular meeting OF our ,
Circnit Court, aud we presume will not +,
De ''slow," with his choice selection OF
,rsndies, etc. in making the short stay
II His Honor Judge Hamm very pleas ,
Ins and agreeable. Tony knows how