The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-12

-Ihe 'CertnlH young F'htfWah
who was unfortunately frustrated IN biz
attempt at IN ''iorial ascension with a
sky rosket on New Year night was lack
lily not burtel in the action, but only a
Unite" scared. Ife comedies bis de-
ficiency as an illnminstor, and returns
thanks for tho advice given 10 gratuit-
ously In "5tar.beams" Of the 9TH inst.
--Rober. Castrix, charged with as.
gault and battery, with an attempt to
kill, and who made his escape from our
countyIIail few weeks sine, has been
recently seen 10 Pensacola, where, our
informant tells us, he intends opening
another barber shop. Cannot our au-
thorities devise some means by which
this fugitive from justice could be re-
captured. q?
In another column will be found
the advertise ineDt of B. j. Jane, who
keeps choice wines, liquors and cigars.
His saloon is on the north side Of the
railroad, where he will be. pleased to
wait on the thirsty. Mr.. JaHe has also
restaurant and sleeping apartments
next door to his saloon, where his tables
are always supplied with the best the
market affords, and his beds are clean
and comfortable. In fact everything in
the eating aud drluk king line will be
found there.
On: last Saturday a sailor belonging
to the Scotch ship LAur~l missed his
footing and fell from the end of the
bowsprit upon tbs gunwale of yawl-
boat Swinging beneath him. Fortan-
ately be did not fall directly across the
boat or otherwise his injuries would have
proved mors serious. He was rather
badly bruised in his right side and
thigh, and IVES brought ashore imme-
dat ely, where he was attended to by
DR.. Blount, end will probably recover all
right.
Thomas Bro rr (colorei), better
known as Pompey," and a white sailor
discharged from ons OF the ships in
port the other day, on last Saturday
evening indulged rather too freely in
Tony whiskey," ard heated discus
sion arising between them IS TO which
was the better man a sc0tlle ensued,
wherein the ,ilor was somewhat worst.
ed, and after shaking the hand of his
retired frcm the scene with
4 "wee bit" of head on him and a ,
rather bloody countenance.
The Christmas number of Chnrch's Z
Musical Visitor, John Church & Co.,
q. contained the cele- 7
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Richard Wagner, and the January num- =
,er Of the same journal, now ready, i
PRESENTS, in addition to the usual at @
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he great polemic composer. The Nis-
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