The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-25
STAR-BEAND.

l 1A'iFNA 'iots
. notice OF estray.
Read me announcements.
-Sumewhat hot il not summer.
Magnolia Grove picnics tomorrow.
-Slnday-school at D. m. instead of 3
bathing he's commenced; the water
Is very fGe.
Now is the time to catch sea- a-turtles
on the islands.
--Percales only 10 cents yard at M.
A. Dees' store.
"A fresh lot OF ginger-snaps just RS
ceived by Uncle Henry.
The communication from Ella"
will be found elsewhere.
Mr.. q. Grant Willis has an iron
safe for sale. See his notice elsewhere.
David Saucier is repairing and inn
proving his honse n Paseagoula street.
Mr.. Lafayette Graut has COM
menced work upon the quarantine sta.
tion in the bay.
ladies aud childreu's parasols, all
colors. Just received at Does store.
Cheap and pretty.
The thermometer in New York last
week reached 81 degrees in the shade
The hightss bere has been 80,
He arrived Wednesday morning,
ana his name is Thomas A. Cause, Jr.
NJ >ther and child are doing well.
A meetinglof the Moss Point Mite
Society will be held at the residence OF
Mr.. 7. A. CJulson's tonight. All are
invited.
Mr. Gus Craft the Singing mis-
sionary," repre- senting Wang & Cot
tam, OF New Orleans, was in town this
week.
And now Captain Steve Thompson
comes out with freshly painted sign
over his st )re front, which shows signs
of prosperity.
We learn that on the 9TH of July
next there will be an anniversary and
exhibition of fruits and other products
by the grangers of Grand Bay.
Uncle Henry has jnst received by
express another invoice OF ladies' hats,
which he proposes to dispose of ut low
I Iates. Call and see them; choice lot.
Read the advertise of house
hold furniture at auction. The sale
takes place next Thursday at IL O'Clock,
in the rear of Ben Pickett's residence.
-Qentlemen's and boys felt aud |
atraw hats of all grades, from the finest
felt to the common straw, Just received |
and for sale cheap at M. A. Dees' store.
On Ttnrsday OF last week the col
cred people on the Seashore had pic
c . near the Protestant church. Dancing,
We believe, was the principal feature of |
the day.
In 1914 -four was S12 barrel in
New York. If this piece of information
q oi any consolation to tsose who have
q furnish flour for the fs,nily we are
aappy in givingit.
This smell piece OF information
vas written with No. 2 Fsber, from
,he store OF Cudabac & Wood, Moss
Point, and they have plenty more PEN
ills of the same kind.
Lid. J. B. Hanberlin will preach
It the Moss Point Baptist church next
tuesday ond. Wednesday nights, 29th
md 30th inst, and at Scranton Acsd-
,my Thursday and Friday nights, Slst
nst. and 1st tprox,
In another column will be found
he card OF Many Friends," calling
lpon Mr.. W. T. Harrison to become e
'andi late for sheriff. Win has beer, a
Iery Efficient deputy and would make
N excellent officer.
We call attention TO the advertise
nent of Captain Jas. Smiths boarding
lonse, to be tound in another column.
Is house iG conveniently situated, be-
Ds sboat 800 yards Immediately south
4 the railroad station. ami his rat are
Iuits, ts,reasonabfe. He has Stable in
opHecrion with his hoase. where his
rSiGnsrs from he county eau hare
ts~ e6sf attended to. -,