The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-10-19
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Safely through another week.
Many strangers in town this week.
Smoke green will test lady's COM
plexion.
Circuit court at Mississippi City
next week.
Shipping and commercial affairs be-
ginning to look up.
Keepers of peanut and pie-stands
did we'll during court week.
In another column will be found
$777. Pick it up who can.
For great bargains In goods and
groceries go to NJ. A. Dees' store.
Judge Hamm's charge consumed an
hour and five minutes in delivery.
Man hood. For further particulars
see advertisement in another column.
Read the notice of auction sale in
another column, and be sure to attend.
Did it ever occur to you that mind
ing your own business is the best policy?
Round lace collars, with bit OF
ribbon at the throat, are neat and pretty.
AT Mississippi City next Monday
Col. Saffold will address the citizens OF
Harrison county,
What kind of tree does man re-
semble who does not pay his subscrip-
ton? Will-ow(e).
1T is generally the safest plan not
to make an assertion unless you can
substantiate it.
Judge Hamm will pronounce the
sentence OF the law upon the guilty
ones tomorrow.
The STAR is issued on Friday; the
Democrat appears on Saturday. Do
you see the poiut2
Better is little with righteousness"
than thousand subscribers who fail to
pay what they owe.
White front are being caught in
abundance. They bite ferociously this
season of the year.
Why are lawyers safe people by
whom to take example? Because they
practice their profession.
Peace and quiet prevails in our
town this week, owing, we presume, to
the session of the grand Jury.
VIM. J. Watson, stevedore, who
has resided at the Seashore about two
years, died yesterday morning.
Hons. W. II. Sims and T. G. Catch
ings will address the people of Harrison
county at Mississippi City next Monday.
The time of holding Sunday-school
at the Academy has been changed from
4 o'clock to o'clock. All are invited.
A new book entitled "Ten Years in
Hell," has Just been issued. Probably
it is sequel to "Ten Nights in Bar
Room"
We will show up few facts in our
mex issue regarding a certain unfonnd-
ed report made by C. b. ex-ofacial in
these parts.
Folly is q Joy that is destitute OF
wisdom" but delinquent subscriber
causeth suffering in the house OF news
paper maker.
Mr.. Carter taught school this week
up stairs in Geo. Hightower's build
ing. Next Monday he will open again
in the Academy.
We have for sale one Of Beatty g
celebrated Planes Tor Organs) that will
be disposed of at great bargain. For
particulars apply at this office.
Pure white linen collars and cuffs
will be worn in street and house cos
tunes; the cuffs under. and in some in
stances turned back all around.
-Francisco's hotel was sold on last
Monday. at trustees sale, for $500. 1t
was purchas ased by Mr.. r. G. Davis, car
penter and builder Of the same.
The saloons are doing rushing
business this week, Notwithstanding the
fact that people attending court never
indulge in anything very strong.
Col. saffold spoke in front Of the
Academy at this place last Monday, and
was rather severe on a few, whose acts
he showed up in no enviable light.
If you want something to refresh
the inner man, or q capital smoke, call
ct the Sea- Breeze IN the Seashore. Mr..
J. 8. Blslsck will be glad to serve you.
Our entire stock OF ladies' gentle
mems and cbildren's shoes will be sold
low for cash. Call early and get bar
gains. M. A. DEEs.
The boarders at Hotel de Cross
bars will be somewhat diminished by
Judge Hsmm this week, and on in
crease made in the State home at the
capital.
-Boarding-house keepers wore broad
smiles on their faces during the week.
Probably tomorrow they will not feel
so good when they find that few have
left who forgot to settle.
-Of course you would feel insulted
il some one was to borrow your tooth