The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-04-06
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S1AR.BEAMS.

-Gnats mum rOus.
-Hi.trionicJ on the l7th.
New goods at NJ. A. Dees.
The straw hat his made its appear
ance.
-Lynd has now two hacks running
10 Moss Point.
Nelson's new house is rapidly Moor
ing completion.
-Shcep-heai bite ferociously a! the
m )uth Of the river Low.
s .nbath-school at the Academy
next Sunday afternoon al 3 O'Clock.
Ed. J. r. NsaeIl will preach at the
O:apgo Grove B p'ist church next Sun
day week, the ID h.
Many were the Jokes practiced upon
the unsusps citing on last Sunday, that
beiDg ''Al Fools Day"
Rev. ]. d. X. Smith will preach at
the Scranton Ac deny next Sunday
ait ,rnoon ut hsIf-pas: 3 clock.
The awning a iacAed 10 the office
of T. A. Cause adds considerably to the
appearance of that building. Luce
done the work.
There will be Episcopal service at
l.. @ go, A ,.,}a nm paxt Gnp1au of
II a. IN. Moss Point at pm; Pasca-
goula at 1870 pm.
R ,ad the lvertisement, Extra
ordinary Sale" in another column.
Here is chance for god investment
10 the mill business.
-Ius'ead of the 11Jh of this month
the Hlstrionics will give their entaln-
m at on the 17th. Their advertisems Mt
will app EAR next week.
II few OF the many subscribers
who owe two and three years subsc ip-
ton to this paper would step mp and
l,uuid4te we would feel grateful,
b j. J me is having his house op-
po.ite the Chapel put in thorough re-
pair. When finished it wi | be occu-
pied by the Spanish consul, Mr.. Selyas
The orange trees in this SEQ ion are
uow in full bloom, aud the prospect Tor
heavy crop seems very good at present
The cold weather OF last winter injured
them very little.
Hon. G. E. Hooker will accept
thanks for copy OF the report ct the
Commissioner uf Agriculture, Is III |
of valuable statistics, aud we shall draw
freely from its pages as occasion re.
quires.
On last Saturday Mr.. ]. S. Gleason,
an old gentleman living with MIR.
Salter, while laboring under temporary
insanity, attempted to shoot Henry
More, Adolph Dsscles and Salter.
Fortunately he was prevented from do
ing any harm by one of the parties.
-Immensa reductions in dry goodsl
Good calicoes at 30 yard; linen lawns
1Oe; dress suitings and colored grena-
dimes at 1Oc and - 1-2t; collarettes zoe
a dozen; towels, napkins, dAmasks and
cassimeres, etc., all equally cheap.
Receiving, daily, goods from the New
York auctions. Stuart and Pollock, 1l9
DApphiu street, Mobile, Ala.
1T has always bseu custom for the
minister or justice, after performing
marriage G. rs mony, TO kiss the biide, but
we noticed on last wednesday evening,
when Judge Child ey joined Thomas
Moore and Sarah Simpson in the holy
bands," ETC., that he omit ed this p8r;
of the proceedings. WY this br sc T.,
ID Jctor?
MIR. Daniel F. Beatty, OF Washing
ton,. N. j., is constantly in receipt of
the most hatteriDg testimony from all
parts of the United States and Canada,
as to the beauty and excellence of his
pianos and organs. Send for catalogue
aud list of testimonials Adde'S Daniel
F. Beatty, Washington, Warren county,
n. j., U. s. A.
The Lee Association, of Mobile,
wii give grand excarsion from Mo-
b le to New Orleans on "Wednesday, tie
l35h inst. Tue train will leave Mobile
1t o'clock in the moruing. and viii
lrrive at Scranton about 10 O'Clock,
sad will stop here long enough to take
"a passengers. Returning will leave
New Orleans at 4 O'Clock in the after
loon of the 20th, giving two whole
lays in the city. Fare for round trip
icA Is only 80. We are authorized to
Iay that those weo wish to go from
his placs can do 80, and it would be
veil to send 10 Mobile IN advance and
,ro,ure tickets. They can be pur-
,hssed from any OF the committee Of
composed of The follow
ng gentlemen: VIM. Il. Sheffield, Me-
ancthon Smith. P. A. Scheuermann. J.
?. Summersell, John ]. Crowley, John
|. Soto. Jas. Pendergrast, o. 3. Lyle q