The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-03-08

Man COMMUNICATION tnis Week.
To-day the sun rises at 6: 10 and
sets at GOA.
Go to the sociible at the academy
next Friday night.
-Suuday-schco' at the academy every
Sabbath afternoon at three O'Clock.
-Chaucery court will convene at Mis-
sissippi City next Monday. Hon. George
Wood presiding.
The can't getaways turned out
Mardi Gras night at the S8ashore. Boys,
Won should organize.
The communication signed Mardi
Gras, was unavoidAbly crowded out this
week, but will appear in our next.
4, N. Osborn has been appointed by
Collector Henderson to supercede b. M.
Campbell as inspector of customs at this
port.
Mr.. E. r. Rogers, OF Moss Point, is
going to erect new store house on the
corner opposite Hand & Burners foun.
dry, A good stand indeed.
Mr.. A. Raby has sent us a mess of
English peas grown by him this year.
This is the first we have seen this
season. Who can beat it
Several young men and boys OF this
place organized a mystic krewe and cele-
brated Mardi Gras last Tuesday night.
They honored us WITH a Gail.
Mr.. A. Blumer, Of Moss Point, has
put up a grist mill at his lanyard, and
now our Moss Point citizens can OBJ
tain fresh moal right in town.
The meeting of the Chancery court
and board of supervisors last Monday
brought a great many people to town,
and everything looked lively.
The trains on tAe New Orleans and
Mobile road have been crowded for the
past week carrying people to and from
New Orleans to see Mardi Gras.
Friday Judge Farragut had Denis
More. alias Boon, arraigned before him
for disturbing the peace. Five dollars
and costs was the sentence of the Judge.
-Mondly Denis More was up before
Squire Randall on the charge of assault
ing Joe Sparenburg a few days previous.
The Judge assessed damages at $40 and
costs.
We have heard several complaints
against the mail carrier between this
place aud the Seashore. We merely
mention this that Billy may be put upon
his guard.
The ladies aid society, of this place,
will give another of their pleasant dime
sociables at the academy mex Friday
night, the 18Th. All are invited to come
and enjoy themselves.
By reference to a notice else where
in these columns. it will be seen Judge
Hill will V the United States Dis.
trict court at Scranton next Monday for
the purpose of trying the log cases.
Everything looks lively and busy
around Moss Point. Tue mills, puffiug
and saving in that vicinity, has given
quite an impetus to business, aud o
every one seems to be busy and happy.
"A little stranger, who will in future
call Mr.. s.. S. Henry papa, arrived
Wednesday, and We are told he is the
finest looking boy OF the coast. The
mother and babe, who are at Handsboro,
are both doing very well.
We refer parties needing steam en-
gines, mills, machinery or supplies, to
the advertisement of Fl. Dudley Cole
mar & Bro, ~ Union street, New Or
leans, La, they being manufacturers
and dealers of we'll established repu-
tatiop.
Squire Fsrragut holds his regular
court seances at the Seashore the first
and third Saturdays of each menth. At
Scranton he reviews the misdeeds of
offenders the second aud fourth Satur-
days, aud at such other times as the
necessity of the occasion may require.
Mr.. A. J. Murray, overseer, informs
us thai the Mobile road from six-mile
post to the state line is in thorough re-
pair and good condition, together with
a new bridge, on nine-mile creek. We
take pleasure in giving Publicity to such
facts, and are glad to know that our
county road overseers take an interest in
their roads.
We have heard OF the hen that laid
n egg every day in the week and Sun
day TWO, but we have q female barn
yard fowl that lays an egg every day and
last Friday laid TWO. Fact, and no dis.
putting it. She was put in a basket by
herself and in less than an hour laid two
eggs. Now let the big snake man come
10 tue front again,
Robert Castrix, who was sentenced
to two years in the p~enitentiary by our
Circuit court at the last April term APP
pealed to the Supreme court, but not
having any Mtorney to represent him
there, the decision of the lover court
was confirmed. He LEFT for Jackson last
Wednesday and will be enrolled among
Gen. Hamilson's army c,rps.
We learn the surprise pIrty at the
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