The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-04-20
STAR-BEAMS.

-Rained Wednt lay.
Dow berries are now ripe.
B eautiful moonlight nights.
-CIrcuit court will adjourn Saturday.
For all kinds of groceries, tobacco,
cigars, etc, call on NJ. A. Dees.
There were 81 present at t lie Scran
ton Sunday school last Sabbath.
For good groceries go to M. A.
Does, who will be sure to please you.
Circuit court will convene at Mis-
sissippi City next Monday, Judge Ar
nod presiding.
R V. Mr.. Smith preached to large
congregation at the Scranton Academy
last Sunday afternoon.
Go to the Sunday-school at Soran
ton Academy next Sunday afternoon
and hear the singing by the children.
There was juvenile cutting scrape
at Moss Point last Tuesday, but ont of
respect to the parents we WITHHOLD names.
Squire f. NJ. johnson is the au-
thorized agent for the STAR, and will
receive and receipt for any monies due
us.
The frenen of Shieldsboro will
celebrate their seventh anniversary next
Tuesday, winding up with grand ball
at night.
The 18th of this month falling on
Sunday the pay-car Oh the n. O. and
NJ. did not put in an appearance till the
10Th instant.
Next Monday night Ed. Humber
lin Will preach at the Sc anton Academy.
Also every night during the we k if the
weather be good.
Mrs. r. y. Smith has our thanks
for one of the largest and best arranged
bouquets we have ever seen. Such
'avors are always highly appreciated.
1t has been said that many man
has lost his eye-sight by Ieadi0g bor-
rowei papers. We merely mention this
to give warning to that class of readers.
Read the new advertisement of NJ
A. Dees. He has just received mis- stock
of Lew goods, and invites all to call aud
examine his ptioes before purchasing
elsewhere.
-Tnereis IT young girl at Moss Point
this county (th9 daughter of one of onr
most respected citizens) who isIusi eight
years old and weighs one hundred
pounds.
--Bridge-keeper Canty will soon haye
a comfortable house on the bridge to
protect him from the wind and weather. |
The house should have been built
months ago.
The Moss Point Baptist Sunday
school contemplate having picnic
about the first of May. A committee
Was appointed last Sunday to make the
necessary arrangements.
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
meut of the Pelican Poudrette, an ex.
;eIlent fertilizer manufactured in New
Orleans, and highly recommended as
she best manure for our lands.
Thursday We had a pleasant cal
rom DR.. A. Poitevin, French vice con-
sal at Pensacola. The doctor is on a
visit here, and expresses himself as de-
ighted with our beautiful country.
We have new seven stop organ
never been used, and guaranteed to be
perfect or no sale-whIch We will sell on
'asy terms and for less money than it
AN be purchased from the factory.
If some one will send us copy of
his paper of the issue of Angus, 3,
S76, We will give them one mouths
Inscription. Do not wait for some
me else to send, bat if YOU have a copy
end it along, and we will give you credit.
Episcopal services for next Sunday
will be as follows: Pascagouls, IL am
loss Point, $3.50 pm; Scranton, 7:30
IN. After the above appointments
Rev. w. P. Browne, missionary in
harge, will be absent about one month.
The new advertisement of Cadabac
Wood appears in this issue. The5e
gentlemen have just finished their new
nd commOdious store mouse at Moss
Point, aud will move in Monday. They
vent to New Orleans Wednesday to lay
n their spring stock which will arrive
y Monday. and they invite all to ex-
mine their stock before purchasing
'sewhere, as they are determined no.
. be undeEsoll By anybody.