The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-07-13
STAR-BEAMS,

-Saucier has soda fountain.
-Pascagoula has baseball fever.
Candidates are getting anxious.
-Camp.meeting begins on the 18th.
Excursions to Horn Island are quite
popular.
-Whew! Thermometer SO in the
shade; ice cold lemonade and capdi-
dates.
Rev. Mr.. Bingham will preach at
Moss Point Methodist church next Sun
day morning.
Barbecue and button-holeing at
Cumbest Bluff on the 2lst. DiDner
enough for all.
"A d,aw-bridge over the Back Bay
opposite Biloxi is talked of in that
town, and should be built.
-Calicoes of latest styles and pat
terms for the summer are now being
opened by Uncle Henry at Dees' store.
We have the most polite and accom-
modating set of men for candidates in
this county that we have seen since the
lest election.
There are some things known by
one person and some by another, but
we all know Brady's Family Bitters, for
''every body takes it," 80
Rev. ]. B. K. Smith being in at
tendance upon the district conference.
at Handsboro. there will be no preach
ing at Scranton next Sunday.
Mr. James H. Boyd, most estima-
be Christian gentleman, and for forty
three years citizen of Jackson, died at
bis residence there on the morning of
the 4'h.
Tue Cumbest Bluff convention
which meets on the 2lst, as matter Of
course will select delegates to the state
who favor Gen. Lowry for
governor.
To. morrow, the 18th, is the day for
primary conSentions. Let all demo-
cratic voters turn out, and let each beat
send up the best men to the nominating
See notice elsewhere address d to
democratic voters of Scranton and Pas
cagoula precinct. Let all turn out to
the convention and take an interest in
these matters.
Last Wednesday Mr.. James Fdens
killed mad dog belonging to Nine.
Theo. Russell. We would caution our
citiz Us TO be on the lookout, as the
"dog day" ason is at band.
The members of the Scranton and
Pascagoula democratic executive com
nittee are requested TO meet at the |
STAR office tomorrow Saturday morn
ng at half past 8 O'clock, sharp.
There will be q picnic at Oak
iroya, near Fort Bayou, next Thurs
lay, the 19tb. We acknowledge the re-
eptiGn of an invitation, and if nothing
Unforeseen prevents will be on hand.
Mr.. J. Nielsen, the jeweler, has
Fought the lot on the southwest corner
/ P.lscagoula street and Delmas avenue,
nd is making preparations to erect two
Iouses thereon. Our town is steadily
moving forward.
-"AJl aboard Cheshore" is still the
amiliar cry to be heard on the arrival
f each train. It emanates from under
he hat brim of Billy Masters, whose
ack is always in readiness to carry pas
eugers to and fro between the station
nd the Seashore.
In the announce nent column will
70 found the name of +. NJ. johnson,
80, as a candidate for member of the
oard OF supervisors from beat No. 2.
" his election there is sc freely doubt,
Or no man in that beat stands higher
q the estim alton OF the people.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. J. M.
ludlow We have received the first num-
sr of the Amateur World. paper just
arted in Mobile, devoted to literature, :
and amateur topics. 1t is
by Messrs. Arnold g. Thomp- I
N, 81 St. Francis street. We wish
len succe 2. ,,
The installation OF officers OF Grand
ay Lodge No, 73, I. Q. o. F., will take '
Iscs Wednesday evening, 18th instant. (
after the installation a I
rand ball and supper will be given for r
le benefit of the Lodge, to which al i
20 cordially invited. Tickets can be
I'd of Capt. jas. Smith, one of the COM
ittee. or at this Office. Price 80 cents. ,
There are plenty of good things in
lis life if persons only knew where TO
It them. Some have a weakness for
,od company and good liqrors. To
Ich We would say step into me Postofiice
kept by Dick. where hangs
Ie sign of ''welcom.e to ALL" You will
ot only find good liquors. but that
hich warns the cookies OF the heart
I'd drives dull care away. 29
Let it not be forgotten tha! the
,unty convention meets at Cumbest
mff, Saturday. the 2ist. Squire john
ID, who is in charge Of the barbecue
informs us there viii be