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

severe u painiu. wounds, though no
: dangerous.
= We learn there has been consider
able grumbling on the part of the lat
log-keerers when they came to settle VI
with the marshals. Their txcheque
has been somewhat depleted, and hence
these social growls.
Turn TO and read the advertisement,
Of the Havana Royollottery, to be found
in another column. Mr.. joaquin SeIvas
whose office is next to the Railroad Ex.
change, will furnish all information de.
sired upon the subject.
The trunk of Father Guy, which
was left in the sitting room OF the depot,
was broken open Tuesday night. The
thief, after finding out the trunk was
the property OF n priest, quietly left the
contents on the floor and vamoosed.
ED. J. B. Hamberlin will preach
at the Moss Point Baptist church Sat
urday tomorrow at seven O'Clock, and
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. He
will also preach in Scranton academy on
Sunday and Monday nights at seven
o'clock.
Last Wednesday morning requiem
mass for the repose of the soul of the
late pope Pho Mono was celebrated at
the Catholic church at the Seashore.
The services were conducted by Father
Gny, the priest now in charge of this
church.
We refer parties needing steam en-
gines. mills, machinery or supplies, to
the advertisement of H, Dudley Cole
man & Bro, II Union street, New Or
leans, La, they being manufacturers
and dealers Of we'll established repu-
tation.
Since the mills have started up, we
notice the absence of a great many per
sons around the depot. Probably some
have repaired the back fence, and have
gone to planting potatoes. We mean
those who have rot gone back to the
mills, of course.
-Iu order to relieve the monotony Of
these days. one OF our citizens fred n
couple of shots at another, in the vicin-
ity of Becht's tonsorial establishment,
last Monday afternoon. Sig.'s shots
were not well directed, and Capt. Johns
hide WAS saved thereby.
Mr.. M, A. Dees has added a new
boiler TO his mill ut Fernland and raised
steam yesterday. His boiler exploded
on the 4th of this month, since which
he has put in a new one, repaired the
engine and house, and was ready to
commence operations again on the 2lst.
Pretty quick work.
The young men OF Scranton desire
to organize a debating society, and re-
quest oil who wish to go into such an
organization to meet upstairs at tbs
Scranton academy next Monday night
at seven o'clock. We thiAk a society Of
this kind will be of great benefit to
those who engage il it in many ways,
and we hope they will have a goodly
number in attendance.
Bishop Msrvin's ITO the East by
Way of the West" Marvin's lectures
on the Errors of the Papacy," and
Rev. Eugene r. Hendricks 'Around the
World" with Introduction by Bishop
Marvin ; price of each book $500.
wanted every where. Send
amount named to Logan D. Cameron,
agent of the Advocate publishing house,
st. Louis, and get sample copies of
or oil three, with terms to agents.
The books are selling rapidly. Some
agents have sold 50 copies in o single
day.
Now the melancholy days
among the deputy marshaIs and their
log -keepers. Like Othello, their occu-
pation's gone since the logs and lumber
has been released, and now, as the
darkeys were wont TO say Immediately
after the war, the bottom rail is on top,
and these men will have to hunt other
fields and pastures new. We don't
them any harm, but if their living
upon the suspension o. the
business of this locality, we hope they
may stsrve to death.
The socisble given by the ladies at
the Scranton academy last Friday night
was a splendid affair. There were pres
emit about seventy-five ladies, gentlemen
and children, and all seemed to enjoy
exceedingly. The amuse-
nents consisted in vocal and instru-
mental music, pleasant games, ETC., in
which those present participated till
lbout half-past ten. The object of
hese socisbles is to raise money to
,uild a Baptist church house at this
'lace. and the amount given by each
Individual at these meetings, being only
en- cents, is so small that no one feels ,
t. The collections last Friday night
mounted to 1920. The ladies intend A.,
o have another some time soon, when |
he public will be notified. G
Refuse all notes OF the denomina- {
ion of five dollars IN the folio wing I
'anks, for they are counterfeit /: First c
National Bank of Hanover. Pa; paper e
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