The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-03
STAR.BEAMS.
.Rih for Stone.

-'Rih for Stone.
Sweet potatoes in market.
-Scuppernongs this month.
Look out for sneak thieves.
Thermometer SO in the shade.
See fourth page for nominations.
Twenty-Five dollars reward. See ad.
Base bail is at low discount in
these parts.
Episcopal service at the Academy
Sunday at pm.
The voice of the road -overseer is
again heard in the land.
The Jackson county executive COM
mittee will organize Monday.
Mrs. Lamas is building dwelling
house near the Catholic chapel.
Considerable repairing is being
done at the ship-yards at this place.
Road between this place
and the Sea- hore will be commenced
next Monday.
We saw a watermelon Monday that
was raised in this place which weighed
80 pounds.
County elections in Alabama next
Monday. A lively time is 4nticipated in
Mobile Oh that day.
-Sunday-school at the Academy at
O'Clock Snnday afternoon. You are in
vited 10 be there.
For ice-cold soda water ut five cents
go to Mr.. Dave Saucier's. See his no.
tice elsewhere in this paper.
--Canty has had front porch added
to his residence, which improves the
appearance of his domicile very much.
A small package was found the
other day which the owner eau have by
applying to Mr.. Sam Alley at the post
office.
The dredge, boat No. and the
s. S. Webb were hauled out on
the ways at Pol & Frentze's shipyard
last week for repairs.
H. NJ. Cudsbac is building a very
neat and substantial residence at Moss
Point, which will be an Improvement to
that part of the village in which he re.
sides.
"A dramatic entertainment will bs
given by the Catholic church some time
next month, the proceeds of which will
De invested in the building of fence
lround the cemetery on the Seashore.
John Marin has closed his barber !
hop and left for a m re congenial
,lime. Fritz Becht does good work
hough, and will always be found ready
O accommodate with either a sham
boon, shave or haircut.
We are again requested to call the q
Ittention of the overseer on the Griffin G
Dad between this place and Moss Point q
o the almost impossible and dangerous U
OF the bridges on that thor G
ughfare. Will they he rep iired9 s
Col. VIM. A. Buck and family, of d
Iobile, WHO have been spending the a
ast month at this place returned home t
ast Friday morning, expressing them v
elves more than satisfied with their b
rief stay Oh our beautiful seacoast. b
Tuesday morning we were shown e
ome peaches raised by Mr.. Arthur q
,rebs at this place which measured ten D
,ches in circumference. Now trot out
our large peaches. And yet some peo-
lie say we cannot grow fruit in this
ounty successfully. q,
Our Active baseball club OF the Sea- !.
lore is now no more. They disbanded h
q last Sunday morning. The oppres- >
We heat of the season, and extreme !.
ringency of financial matters, being >;
lie cause Of the same. A very sensible .,
inclusion in our opinion. a.
On Monday night come unknown hi
arson entered Mr.. Dodson's orchard on O,
e Seashore and made off with lot h,
pears and apples. Mr.. Dodson states in
at this is the second year he has been 70
ryed in this manner. On several oc- tn
sions have our citizens lost their veg TO
ables, fruits, ETC., and we believe it tr,
gh time that stop should be made to
repetition Of acts OF this characte.