The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-10-05
STAR-BEAMS.

Weather cooler.
Days growing shorter.
Supervisors met last Monday.
See marine news on fourth page.
Business for the court accumulates.
-Pecans retail at 20 cents per pound.
-Box-pleated corsages are in vogue.
Marine blue and dark matoon are
fashionable.
An Incorporate printer is typo.
graphical error.
"A new roof adorns the residence OF
Mrs. Raimey Krebs.
Every man in Jackson county ought
to subscribe for the STAR
-Thorpe's livery stable was destroyed
by fire in Mobile last week.
Vote the straight democratic ticket,
and beware of Independents.
Speaking at the Academy tomorrow
night at O'Clock. Turn out.
-Basques, tunics and polonaises are
all worn. but the shapes are new.
We havs been having some wet,
windy weather during the past week.
The sale of Sarlazin & Hannah's
mill has been postponed till the 10th.
1T Worcester spells Wooster,
why doesn't Rochester spell
rooster?
The membership of the Pascagoula
and Scranton democratic club numbers
seventy-two.
DO not forget the Sabbath school
at Scranton Academy, Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
The season for roe mullet has fairly
opened. Overhaul and prepare your
nets for this fish.
The fall business at hotel de Clark
has fully opened, and new boarders are
constantly arriving.
GA wise son maketh a glad father"
and prompt paying subscriber causeth
an editor to laugh.
Circuit court convenes here next
Monday week, the 18th. We under
stand there is fall docket.
-Congress meets on the 10Th, yet we
have not seen any of our citizens pre-
pairing to visit the nations capital.
when a young lady hands you q
card witt the cabalistc letters, "Y. M.
G. A." it means "you may call again.
DR.. Lambert will deliver an address
before the democratic club Saturday
night. Let there be full attendance
When q loafer enters the sanctum
Of a busy editor, and the editor says;
"Glad to see you're back" what does
he mean?
cit biteth like q serpent and sting
eth like an adder" when the adder gets
through adding up the amounts due
from his subscribers.
w. P. Garter opened his school at
The Academy last Monday. He seems
to be highly encouraged at the number
Of pupils to begin with.
We have for sale one of Beatty's
celebrated Planes Tor Organs) that will
be disposed of at great bargain. For
particulars apply at this office.
-Fruitina at 5 cents, Sultana figs,
Japanese diamonds, pure burnt almonds.
emon jelly gum drops, imperial gum
irops, etc., etc., at Uncle Henry's.
If you have nothing else to do see
low fast you can say "shoes and socks
hock Susan in an inexplicable man ner,
md inexorably she ceaseth sheatAing
Ter shoes"
Some folks may imagine that the
,ditor of the STAR ought to consult
With them in the management of the
,aper, but we must be allowed to differ
nth ye wiseacres.
The fall season has approached, and
With it comes the announcement of NJ.
\. Dees that he has just received new
OF of fall dry goods, notions, etc, etc.,
which will be sold cheaper than ever.
-Notwithstanding the fact that yell
ow fever has made its appearance at
everal places between New York and
Ialveeton our port has been healthy,
md is entirely clear OF that dreaded
lisease.
We have found, in passing through
his life. that all of the wisdom OF this
vorld is not confined within the cranium