The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-16
STAR-BEAMS.

Lent.
business dull.
Compare valentines.
Violin strings at Becht's.
Sunday school at the Academy Sab
bath at 3 p. m.
"A full line OF all grades calicos at
the store OF M. A. Dees.
The State fair of Florida, will open
at Jacksonville on the Goth inst, and
continue four days.
-Yistrionics at Live Oak Academy,
Moss Point, next Friday. Go and see
them and enjoy good laugh.
Rev. J. B. K. Smith breaches al
at Moss Point next Sunday. If you
hear him it may profit you much.
The young lady who lost curl at
the Live Oak Academy on the 81 inst.
can have the same by applying in per-
son at this Office.
-Mardi- -Gras was celebrated with
grand eclat at New Orleans. notwith-
standing the heavy rainfall during the
whole of Tuesday.
-"Music hath charms" we will ad-
NIT, but our advice to the man who
grinds the organ around our streets is
to Ego West" with his, box. for he will
never prosper in these parts.
-Mardi-Gras was not sighted entire
ly in these parts; we noticed on the
beach party of masqueraders prone
nading our streets, and whom we hear
had quite lively time at a soiree given
at Mad. Guichard's.
Mobile was the scene of fun and
Joy on Mardi Gras. The city was full
of strangers and the procession wac
grand indeed. The weather was very
unfavorable bu. did not dampen the
feelings of the throng.
Squire Chidsey, ON Monday last.
levied tax of $40 and costs on jeff
Williams for threatening Matilda Wat
sons life, and placed restraint to the
amount of $500 for future good be-
havior on the part of Williams.
The words Golden Tongue" but
poorly express the richness of tone
which. emanatc from the interior of o
beautiful organ case upon which is in
scribed the namo of Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey, U. s. A.
"A tramp calling himself John Nor
gan, who built fire with wood that be-
loDged to the railroad. and comfortably
toasted his limbs during Sunday night.
was arrested Monday as vagrsnt and
carried before Justice Chidsey, who
sent him up for ten days.
On Wednesday morning Mr.. Marin
ovich's saloon on the beach was closed
by Deputy George Drain. in lieu of a
Judgment of an account of S44 in favor
of Ira W. Porter of Mobile, but the ac-
count being settled the house was re-
opened and business resumed again.
The most expensive newspaper
published in Paris is the Art. the year
ly subscription to which is S24 gold.
an the cheapest is the Bonne Psusee,
, religious weekly, which costs only
twelve cents year. The Oldest Of Par
isian journals is the Journal General
les Affichss, viii ch is now in its 247th
year Of publication.
We have received the first number
Of the Whitworth Collegisn. monthly
periodical edited and published by the
young ladies' Of Whitworth college,
It is neat eight-page
paper, devoted to literature and general
news, end should be liberally patron
zed. We wish the young ladies success
in their enterprise. Terms 500 per an
nuE.
-Beecher lectured in Baltimore late
y, and the Gazette called it an exhibi-
tion OF fifty cents worth Of shame"
adding; "Msny people who vent to
hear him cared but little for what he
bad to say about Hard Times, but went
only to see the man whom nine men ont
Of ten believe upon hundredfold weight |
Of evidence to be hypocrits unclean
in life and perjurer. and who never
theless is still upheld BY his own con-
and continues 10 preach in
Christian churches.