The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-09-14
STAR-BEAMS.

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Read all the new advertisements
The Meridian Female College open.
Monday.
Summer goods at cost for cash al
M. A. Dees.
death" will appear next week.
Watch out, but be not afraid
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement "Horses for Sale"
"A nonresident notice will be found
among the new advertisements.
In the fire last Saturday at Mobile
we are sorry to learn That Mr.. John Nc
Donald, undertaken, lost his stable and
fine hearse.
Sunday night the United States
customs boat dragged her anchor during
a sqnall and came ashore in front OF Mr..
Dodson's store.
Some wise man has said "avoid
that which you blame Others for doing"
We wonder if this applies to a man
kissing his wife.
Sheriff Clark starts out on his col
lecting tour on the 81 of next month.
| Tax payers will take notice. See card
in another column.
Under the head of new advertise
ments will be found trustees sale.
ReaH il aud attend the sale, you may
mako money by investing.
In another column will be found
the notice of L. G. Army, 2630 Bien-
villo street, New Orleans. Read it; you
may be interested therein.
Daniel Mansfield as baker is un-
surpassed. As s proof of which he sent
to our office last week a fine cake, for
which he will accept our thanks.
-Pompy Brown, for assaulting Lee
Simpson, was arrested by Harrison and
brought before Squire Chidsey, who
assessed damages at $5 and costs.
Our entire stock of ladies' gentle
mems and children's shoes will be sold
at cost for cash. Call early and get
bargains. Nj. A. DEEs.
On last Monday we had severe
blow from southwest which lasted, how
ever, but a short while, and done no
injury to the shipping or other property.
In another column will be found
the proceedings of Moss Point precinct
meeting. 1t was not handed in till
Tuesday last else would have been pub
lished sooner.
The schooner Monadnock, now in
port, was levied on by Deputy Harrison
last Tuesday, at the instance of parties
in New Orleans, to whom the schooner
is indebted 10 the amount of $1400.
ED. J. B. Hamberlin will preach at
the Moss Point Baptist church Satur-
day night, 22i, and Sunday morning
following. Also at Scranton Sunday
night and Monday night, 28d and Oath.
Mr.. Clement Ladnier, an old citi
zen of this place, died at the Seashore
on last Monday night. Mr.. Ladnier
had been unwell for some time past.
He leaves large family to mourn his
loss.
Last Saturday Deputy Harrison ar
rested Henry Williams and Peter Sim
mons, two colored railroad employees, on
charge Of stealing railroad property,
and carried them to New Orleans,
where the act was committed.
Among the advertisements in this
issue will be found the names OF 107 |
citizens who signed the petition to have
DIR. Chidsey nominated for Justice of |
the peace. Among them will be found |
the signatures of our best citizens.
We are pleased TO see in our town |
on visit cur young friend Capt. John |
7. Morgan, of the schooner Eugeria. |
Johnny is as true young salt as ever
trod the deck of vessel, and after his
six months absence looks as young and |
hearty as ever.
We have for rent q house OF twelve |
rooms, together with all necessary out
buildings, ten acres of land, good
water, fruit trees, etc. The house is |
situated on Pasca goula river, at Scran-
ton, and is most desirable place. See
ad. in another column.
Last Monday while party of COL
ored excursionists from New Orleans
were at Bay st. Louis two of the men
became involved in difficulty, when |
one shot the other and killed him.
Sheriff Saucier, in arresting the muir
derer, was shot at but not hit.
-"When the blossoms cover us, dar-
ling" is the name of another OF the |
popular Charlie Bakers new songs. It |
can be had from any music dealer in the |
United States, or from the publisher,
T. W. Eelmick, No. 80 West Fourth |
street, Cincinnati, o., by sending 35 cts.
The Monthly Reader Tor Septem-
Der has been received. This periodical
is for children and is scmething new of
the kind. 1t is issued monthly. and is full
of interesting stories and pretty piciures |
Published By sem L. skoty, IS
Broomfeld street, Stgto-s - st5sssf