The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-03
NEWS SUMMARY.


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4 P4lat1a, Florida, preacher va.
driven cut o. has nuIpfs rsgeu5y by 5liuI
masq Iitqes.
4 rIch vein Of aIvzr ore has 5een da-
covered i've miles lorth vest Of tie i1yu at
hanragae, Miss Good Judges say ne ore
contains 81 per senk Of 4lvar EiaI enough
gntd % pay al expenses.
The ship channel company gf H8u4-
ton, Texas, lasu-ss the si5y mat it Intends
70 paE a1s -ayg n aaziga5Is condition, ac-
curiing 10 contract for the fail trade. II
claims - nav: expended mleh m9rs than IN
rece pa, "A improvements.
The mayer OF Tampa, Florida. has
prohibited communication, firecr Or fu8f
rect, win the ely os Havana.
The health officer Of savannah rarort.
the city never more free Of -iaxaesa tiaa
nov There are no spiiemIes Of any sIad
Ala6ama denies that the Eai5ed states
E17srnment owns oue-dflh Of me pubic
lands Of that s.a5e. Government auIv gTaa
once EHth
4 very large establishment for can
v-rlng aaue INTO pulp for The manuaaculre
Of paper Is about 20 De put lu51 operation IN
Wilmington, ". CO. by the aa5loaaI dBer
COMPANY
A number Of -paniarts are N south
Florida f1r the purpose Of purchasing leaf
Tor the a5an uarzal. They are vel 1r1-
vutef win money and ara paying liberal
prices.
There z come TAX Of abandoning the
high school IA a par at me public school
system Of augusta. Et. The uax 4Uager4 az
the state feprseate The step The working
Of se zeuaat mas been alghIr 4atisfleusrv
Immigrants from tae north and vest
a-Ts AZ Tampa, EL8riia. 1v every train and
ne industrial interests IT mat section If me
state we're never n a more prosperous con-
flaal.
41e new directory OF Wilmington.
S1ra G4-7iina, gives a1aa cry a population
Of y fAt al Increase Of 5.1- : over the Eaf7zd
staten census Ut Is-q and Al Increase II
4 900 over ne census Of the asst fireet7rv.
The Pensacola, Florida, Gazette sav4
mere are dg grses N Pensacola laaF4 Hg
l7lag Men "a De more a1an sixty years old
5uE now nuen qifsr If a1- znaru Szv
Years more, ar a l1ad-sft years, mar be The
Hm1raf rieIr thrifty Ives Gus ze have 10
t7a nr prediction Tlev srlLL vlsIi grg.
useiT 8ad are in 51.E vlgqr.
At the press convention Of ~gufh
Caruilaa- III May last, vas determined .aag
an Effort should he maize n r1sa f-gm aaaH
couaE IN the sta5s fifty dollars far The com
pterl0u At tie 3lst and manumeus n William
'Elmnre 1imms. - Tar, nothing aaa been
col erted Fifteen hundred 5ola~ q
4 sri4d The bust, made by zae ARTIST WlrF. .
at View I1rE, Is complete. seven auud -sf I
and HfFy dollars was paid, and the LIZ. @
in9'nt IL Inc on IT, The granite for the q
il1.t Is really bat anchiseled. n
The savannah News says fur thou- y
'1nt acres Ut land, valued at 5000. Known
Il the Village property, "a ~ -imou1z 4
Is being barz4ined for By Mr.. W. "
I 'ys, the reeeus purchaser of C4nuau't "
'1iat, fora colony Of FweLvs Illinois families L.
Shreveport Louisiana, wants 4 town "
'oek whose strokes can be heard for four or IL
We miles. Such a time.piece viii b. ereared ''
nj N running order by November On the "
'wsr Of the Presbyterian church, which ~
III be elevated thirty sr forty feet, placing sH'
'e diaLs about seventy rect above the 1h'
'0und- The proposed slock, it is claimed, asi
III be the second largest in the country. SCI
4 Houston, Texas, man yeta hIa poplar PIE
mser from Dpcafur ala
It Ls thought ten escaped couvicts OF
lrion soung, Georgia, are n Cehee .reek ali.
amp. r
HaILsJoues fell in Clay county, Texas, in
ring the great storm measuring eight an,
res ia circumference. Ga,
Most Of the country parishes in 7 Gu pio
ana have been divided INTO ten wards. a. dea
By an act Of the late legislature. saw
1t il stated hat the United states con
VeruDlent still owns one-dfth Of all the bod
ID in the state Of Alabama. ]
Flat Rock, North Carolina, fs above Jsr,
level If the sea :, 100 feet, nearly 1000 ishr
than GreenvilIe. AsheviIIe Hs e230. vide
gar's Head, $500; Cashiers Valley. 1000. var
lie Mt. Mitchell rises to the height Of loco
and Il the ~Ioftiest peak this side Of the rail-
eky mountains. These elevations are athe
By the United States survey. a 81
The Hot Springs commission has taken char
'eeess for the summer, every member lrei-
wing his pay during the recess, Of course -iml
labor Of looking after the survey Of the VINO
eminent reservation and Of exercising way
funntTrua r4%h -F-u-.- " most
alters vas too much for them. They had snen
gotten veil into their work when thew Of VI
'urusd until September. They viii re- Lseg
n a year at Hot Springs. pers'
he Charleston N. O. Observer saws ousu
gent Of the colonization society Of Phil II
phfa has purchased an0D ,c-ss n IT, Exist
mia and Henderson counties for emf pend
g, AMI that he has made arraugemeufs the g
removal to these Iands Of sixty-fve OF de
lies OF people VINO expect 70 come to Pect
} about the first Of septembsr .sttra the 81
and there make thsir homes. These
lies are from eight different states Of
lnion. including Maine IN the east. and A,
oDSlh IN Inc northwest, and locating Cal.
they viii turn their attention to farm san T
toek-raising, etc. They are practical linens
men and women. we're
e last register of the Vanderbilt IoiIs
'rsity shows an attendance Of $50 stu. Guy
am. q, K-s-- furnishes Isi, well
/, a. N,,.is'.~Ii .. "eofsA -, Lou spertu
. 'o' ieAas ~ While the in the
- rs.sous states One student for hot
ans one IRON Mexico, and were q
" Germany. and g.