The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-30
s1AR.BEAMS.

Mex Sunday is Easter.
--H.stronics on the llth Of April.
Look out for "Aprii Fools" Sunday
The lightuing-rod men are again il
town.
Extreme low tides duripg the pas
week.
See no.ics OF the Stevedores' Asso
citation.
When sre two lovers like armies
When they come to au eng'g- ment.
Read NJ. A. Dees' half column ad
vertlsemeut aud 90 and examin. his
goods.
The infant child OF q M. and Mrs.
Miubis Ders died at this place last
Satnrd y morning.
Circuit connt of Jackson comfy
will cunvune h.r re- on the third Monday
OF April, being the 16.n prox.
Spring opening at Dses' store this
week. Turu TO his new advertisemei
aud see what he has to say upon the sut-
irct.
As Ion has reply in this week q
j sue to "Firted's" communication of
last week We deem it proper not to puo-
lish at this TINS his last ar, icle.
The Catholics are rebuilding their
church house which was recently burned
at Pars CHRISTIAN, and when Completed
will be- an ornament to the town.
There we're 143 deaths ia New Or
Ieaps last week, OF which Al were from
small pox. showing considerable de-
crease over lust week in deaths by small
pox.
Judge james NJ. Arnold, of the
Skin District. viii preside at the neat
term of our Circuit Court, he and Judge
Hamu having exchanged districts on
this occasion.
-Flirted will please accept our
thanks for kindly rememb ring us in a
sparkling hlid manDer. IL was good,
so saysa lrisud at our elbow, who is q
jndge IN such matters.
--Oa ac ,ount of tho inclemency of |
the weather last Saturday the meeting
of the Moss Point Mite Society was
poisoned. The meeting will be held at
Mrs. Hlli's residence tomorrow (Satur-
da, night.
Mr.. Pullman, OF Pullman Palace
Car Dotoriety, accompanied by his fam
iy and Col. Robinson, superintendent
of the N. o. aud NJ. railway, passed
over the road Wednesday on special
tram en- route to NJ bile.
The iron railroad bridge at this
place Is undergoing repairs. The cum-
yany have taken up the Old rails aud
have replacr steel rails IN their stead
and workmsn an are now eng .ged putting
4 coat of white paint on the bridge.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
Of Mrs. Mary A. Smith, mother OF Col.
Smith. of the Cycle. which Z
lad event occarr. d last Frd.y, a. No
pile. Coionei s. ana family have our
lenrtfeit sJmpathies in their bcreave- q
nent. l
Chr. Nelson, the shoemaker, desires
o inform his customers and the pubic .
generally that he has removed his shop
o tis new residence, one door north OF
)r. L ,mbert's, where he will be pleased q
. have his old iriends ana customers
A'i on him.
1T Subscriber" q; Moss Poiat, will =
AXE Webst-r's Unabridged. pubhsled Q
y u. 4 G. NJ. frism, in 1872 the latest
will fiud that We are cor- =
o.. We are we'll aware that the woru ! ;.
lis IN the old edition, but ie
the um- We wrote we had reference ia
tbs last edition of Webster, though cl
q did not say so. h,
On Monday evening, the Goth inst., &C
10 mate of the schooner t. Ter was Cap o'
zed wolfe sai ing OF iur the vessel, which 80
id not far dis ant from the shore. The N
ind at The time was blo ~iug fresh from to
Ie north, with considerable of a Tea =,
inning. A boat from the shore put ~,
At Immediately to hia rescue, and help SD
| him right up his boat. so
New spring and summer dry gondsl br
hesper than evprll Comprising dress oe
,ods Ut fGc, IL 1-2c loo. 20c aud 25c re
yard, with handsome line Of spring pa
'uasses from 800 yard; black Ivon 50
from 25c q yard; spring
'eeds from 10c yard up TO The finest to,
ipnrted goods; coll-rest-s at zoe a,
". full line Of rnchinRs from 1oc xs
I'd; towels at 81 d"z-n; mems aud ii.
iies' lose at 81 q s"zsn; L,nsdale 81,
li-h domestic. &c yard; linen lawns
u l-2c aud $50 . yard. Al conntry -.
ders promptly and carefully filed.
uart and Pollock, l19 DAuphin street,
obilt, Ala. ne