The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-03-01

Fine gardening weather.
-Chanceary court next Monday.
Lent will begin next wednesday.
Meeting at the academy tomorrow
Board Of supervisors meets Monda.
'rext.
To-day the sun rises at '6:26 ant
sets at'5:tS.
Sunday school at the academy every
Sabbath afternoon at three O'Clock.
Mr.. .Cudabac, OF Moss Point, j,
having his store painted inside and out,
which VIII improve tue looks Of 1t very
much.
Rev. Mr.. Williams breaches at the
1geashore every second and fourth Sab
bath at III q. n. Sunday school every
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
MIR. Ed. Harvel and another man
got upset from a perogue last Wednes-
day, aud had a cold bath. They man
aged to get ashore without iul ary.
For a large bunch of the finest rad
dishes We have Seen this spring, Mr..
Albert Delmas will please accept our
thanks. Albert is as good q gardener as
clerk.
Just received by q. NJ. Cudabac,
Moss Point, a fnll supply Of all sorts OF
groceries, new and fresh. to be sold as
cheap as any 'hodfse in Jackson county.
Give him a call.
On entering our Office last Fri
day, we found upon our desk u charm
ing bouquet OF sweet violets. May the
temper of the fair donor ever be as
sweet as those vioiets.
Next Tuesday is Mardi Gras day.
The people Of New Orleans and MOBILE
are expecting to have large crowds in
attendance to witness the grand display
amopg the different Societies.
We refer parties needing steam en-
'gines, mills, machinery or supplies, to
the advertisement of Fl. Dudley Cole
man & Bro, II Union street, New Or
loans, La, they being manufacturers
and dealers OF well Established repu-
tation.
In the presence Of over two hundred
persons. last Sabbath afternoon. Ed. J.
B. Hamberlih baptized in the Patca-
goula river, at this place, Misses NJ s.
.ouri Peavy and leila Richmond, who
had been received into the Baptist
church at Scranton.
For a package OF choice garden
seeds Hon. G. Z. Hooker. our able rep
resentative 10 congress, will please ac-
sept thanks. We shall have these seeds
in good ground, have them
we'll, and send III neighbors
lots OF fine vegetables next summer.
See the new Advertisement OF Fl.
M. Cudabac in another column. MI. @.
is one of the enterprisiug merchants of
Point, and will neither spare
pains nor trouble to accommodate his
and friends. He has recently
added a new stock OF groceries. and
.roposes TO self as low down as any man.
Last Sunday afternoon when oppo-
ute the Episcopal church house, at the
5esshors, DR.. Blount's buggy horse be-
came manageable, aud in his freaks
ran the buggy into the gutter, upsettlng
it and throwing Mrs. Blount, her baby,
and young Mr.. Fred. F ount out into
The street. Fortunately they escaped
with only slight bruises.
The ladies Of Moss Point will hold
their nickle meeting at the residence of
DR.. McInnis next Friday the 9Th, COM
neucing at four O'Clock in the afternoon
and continuing till after supper. Those
who cannot attend in the afternoon will
have the opportunity Of doing SO later
the evening. All are invited, and a
time ID anticipated.
The Infant Mystics OF Mobile will
.ocept our thanks for a beautifully got
en- up and UNIQUELY designed ticket to
% present at their grand celebration on
Msrdi Gras day. the 9Th inst. The diff.
societies of Mobile are hard at
york making arrangements for Mardi
frss. and many thousand visitors will
'e in Mobile on that day.
We were in error in stating last
veek that Rev. Father Guy lost nothing
when his trunk was broken open. We
that there was taken from his
runk six linen shirts, a silver cake bas-
ret, two snuff boxes-one gold the other
spy glass, an opera glass, q fine
linen altar and SIX fine table knives. No
lue has been found to this sacrilegious
hief, Who should be captured and
5iven the extreme penalty of the law.
BY invitation last Saturday we call
ID at the historic residence of Nine.
on the banks of the beautiful
zrebs lake, to look at the grating which
las been lately made upon the sour or
'nge trees. Mr.. Irwin DImas, with the
assistance Of Mr.. Charpisux and jerome
hrebs. has grated over two hundred
wset orange upon the trunks OF sour
range trees, and in most instances the
rats are healthy and growing. Within