The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-09-21
STAR-BEAMS.
The county isil is filling up.
Club meeting Saturday night.

Club meeting Saturday night.
Merchants are receiving fall goods.
Our marine report appears in this
issue.
The Souls Rest" will appear next
week.
Board of supervisors will meet next
Monday week, October l.
For the month of August there
were only 70 deaths in Mobile.
Preaching at the Academy Sunday
and Monday nights at hali-past 7.
Summer calioos atssseven and a half
cents at the store of NJ. A. Dees.
If you want to read the STAR pay
for it, and H5n't borrow your neighbor's
paper.
Total number Of deaths in New Or
ie hns.for the week ending last Sunday
were 113.
The registrars Lad their books
open at Scranton last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. E. L. Toomor has sold his place
at Bayou Causotte for $500 to Mrs.
James Donovan.
In Paris when they want to say
that woman is charmingly plump they
observe that her corset is we'll filled.
The velocity of the wind on the
coast during the blow Monday and
Tuesday was sixty-eigh bit miles an hour.
We have for rent most desirable
house, with large grounds attached,
situated on Pascasorla river at Scran-
ton.
There was a heavy blow and tro-
mendous rain in this vicinity lest Tues-
day, which continued all day and far
into the night.
Sugar, coffee, -four, and a full line
of family groceries, just received and |
for sale low to the trade by G.. W. High
tower, Pascagoula street.
Our county clerk is doing some ad-
vertising this week. Look among the
new advertisements on the fourth page
and see what be has to say.
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.
I. N. Osborn has been removed
rom this port as inspector of customs,
md Mr.. B. M. Campbell, son of W. L,
.of Summit, appointed in his
place.
Last Wednesday afternoon John
IangdonFand Peter Selvas indulged in
. little fsticuff engagement at the Sea-
hore, but without serious damage to
'ither of the combatants.
There will be meeting of the Pas !
agoua and Scranton democratic club
/ the Academy tomorrow Saturday
light All democrats are invited to be
resent and join tile club.
In our real estate column will be
ound the ad. of a fine piece of property
fered for sale at a great sacrifice. Any
ne wishing to purchase would do well
0 take look at this place.
AT the store of G.. W. Hightower t
,ill be found hay. bran, corn, oats, etc. t
lie has o new lot of Texas saddles, bri- /
les and other horse-riggiDg, which will a
@ sold as low as the lowest. a
Owing to the change iu the running :
trains on the N. o. and NJ. road Mr.. t
/. II. Alley informs us that the mail 60 C
lg west will be closed promptly at 7 I
clock p. m. until further notice.
Sheriff Clark is having the iailer's L
ouse thoroughly cleansed and painted, =
hich, when finished, will add much to :
le appearance of the house and to the y
omfort OF those who occupy it. Q
Rev. J. 3. Hamberlin will preach !,
! Moss Point Saturday night and Sun q
ay morning, and at the Scranton t
cademy Sunday and Monday nights +
! half-p past 7. Turn out and hear him. 3 :
Capt. Pat Mullett, of the dredge- s
oat No. 2, now working in the canal
etween here and the West side, lost !
500 by the late suspension of the Chi /
lgo savings institution. A heavy loss
Or a workingman.
The time-card has again been !;
hanged on the railroad. The passsn- '
er train going west, which formerly s
sached here at T:20 am, now arrives
4:44 am. There is no material !
nanse in any OF the other trains. i
Miss Mary Josephine, eldest daugh- :
II OF Charles and Julia johnson, died ,
the residence of her parents in this {
lace last Friday morning. The be-
,ayed and sorrowing family have the o
,mpathies Of the community 10 their i:
lliction. y