The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-02-22
STAR-BEAMS.

Regular spring weather.
Business prospects frightening.
Very heavy rain Wednesday night.
To-day the sun rises at 6:33 and
sets at 5:54.
No. / seed corn inst in and for sale
low by Charles NJ. Crazst.
Just received and for sale by G. NJ.
Crnzat. a lot of choice and fresh garden
seed. Csll early.
To-day is the birthday of our old
friend and fellow ci'iz II Gen. George
Washington, deceased.
He that by the pillow must thrive"
etc.-must buy the farmers cotton at a
low price after it is made.
Uncle Henry says he will sell goods
a. cheap rs any other house in Jackson
county. Call on him and find ont.
The board Of supervisors of this
county will meet at Scranton on the
first Monday in March, being the 81
prox.
Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach at the
Moss Point Methodist church next
Sunday morning and night at the usual
hours.
The side-wheel steamboat Brudish
johnson was sold at marshal's sale in
Mobile last week, and brought only
$1,000.
-Ohancery court, Judge George
Wood presiding. will convene at this
place next Monday week, third day OF
March.
The warehouses of Chess, Carley &
Co. and Voss, Tyler & Co.,. of Mobile,
we're burned last Monday loss, about
$50, 900.
Nothing is better to feed mich COWS
upon than ~cottonaeed meal. @. NJ. Cru
zat is just in receipt Of a lot, and will
sell low down.
We have q bran new Wilson sewing
mschine which will be sold very cheap.
Any one desiring a good machine would
do well to call on us.
On the first Monday of March, be-
ing next Monday week, Sheriff Clark
will offer for sale all lands or which
taxes have not been paid.
Know oil men by these presents
that fot cheap 'dry goods, dress goods,
.no'ions. etc, M. A. Dees' store, at
Scranton, is the place to go.
Spring is upon us, and now is the
time to plant, therefore if you wish to
obtain seed oats of the first quality, call
on G. M. Cruzst, at Scranton.
Mr.. Ben. Pickett's house was glad
dened by the arrival of a small female
visitor last Saturday night. She came
to stay, and has made arrang man.s to
that eject,
-Becht has q new and pretty device
to protect his patrons, while being
shaved, from the annoyance of1 the
festive fly. Call into his barber shop
and see it.
Thursday night of last week little
stranger of the feminine gender made
her appearance at the home of Mr..
Lindinger, ana has been installed queen
Of the family.
Positively the stock Of dry goods,
notions, clothing, shoes, boots, hats,
ETC., at NJ, A. Dees' store. will be sold
low down for the cash. Fail not to ex-
anime his stock.
Tonight friday Ed. J. B. Ham
berlin will preach at the Scranton
academy. Services will commence at
seven O'Clock. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
@. NJ. Cruzat has on hand a lot OF
fine young peach, apple and pear
trees, which he wishes to dispose of.
Address or call on him at Scranton for
further information.
Should you see j mar who is look
ing for a place where he may purchase
clothing, boots, shoes, hats, etc., low
down for the cash, send him to the
store of M. A. Dees.
Something new for smokers can be
found at Charles Nelson's store, at Moss
Point. 1t is the stereoscopic pipe. Call
there and get one. He also keeps j
fruits, nuts, candies, oysters, etc.
The ladies' missionary society of l
the Baptist church, at Moss Point, will {
meet in the church tomorrow evening
at four O'Clock. and invite all who are I
friendly TO this cause to meet with them.
The iun-loving readers can be easily I
pleased at the investment Of a dime, |
sent TO !. O. Clearleigh, 317 Broadway, !
New York, for a copy Of the famous '
Punch Almansck for 1873, Just issued a
from London. {
Last night several of the young men +.
n boys met upstairs at the Scranton :
academy and organized a temperance !.
society. A good move in the right d. /,
fection. We hope every young man in !.
town will Join it. '
The patrons Of the Scranton school I;
are requested TO meet at the academy 4
tomorrow Saturday afternoon at four I
O'clock fnr tha nn.na ~ :.