The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-17
The Presbyterian church build.

sCoDy sVIiuu CHuICu UullS
ing at Moss Point will be con
:. pleted this week, and -Rey. s.
Bingham EXPECTS TO preach in th
new heHse the second Sabbath G
next month. The building is
very handsome one, aud reflect
credit upon our Presbyterial
bsrthren.
During the gale last Saturda,
night the schooner Albert NJ.
which was anchored near the moutl
OF the river, dragged her anchor
and was blown around the marsl
point OH the east side of the moutl
of the river. She was still hare
and fast yesterday morning, aud
will not be likely to get of until d
high tide sets in.
For sale, in Scranton, a house
and lot situated on PascagOula
street, near the railroad. The house
has four rooms, besides dining.
room and kitchen. The lot is 1O7
feet front by 3l7 deep, and has an
office III the yard that can be rented
for 50 per month. For further in.
formation apply at this office.
we have for sale a new house
of six rooms, dining room, kitchen
and outhouses. The place contains
four acres of ground, and has about
400 orange trees on it, together
with "A few pecans and peach trees.
The place fronts on the river and is
situated abOnt two miles from the
depot. Will be sold for $500 cash.
Elder j. B. Hamberlin will
preach at Moss Point on Sunday,
Jan. 20, 1879, at II am, and on
Friday night previous at halt-past
G o'clock /; also at Scranton acade-
my Oh the same Sunday night at
half-past 6 o'clock, and on Monday
night following at same hour. All
are invited to attend.
The schooner Zenobia, Capt.
P. Brandt, from %Indianola, Texas,
to Pensacola, which put in here in
distress on the 29th ult., and which
in a leaky and bad condition,
was hauled out ut Captain G. T.
s%hipyard at Moss Point,
where she has been thoroughly
overhaulel and repaired. She was
recently launched, and is now load.
ed aud will sail tomorrow.
The following are the weather
predictions tor the coming week.
is taken from Prof. Tees weather
almanac: From the 18th to tue
falling barometer, rising tenn
Deratnre, ending in cloudy, threat
weather, with heavy gales
md heavy rain aud snow falls in
places; 22d to 23d, rising harOme-
er. falling temperature, clear or
air and cold.
We take the following from
lie Pensacola AdrdRce of last
week "The schooner Rhoda b.
Of this port, abandoned at
a short time since, was picked
- and lowed into New Orleans on
he 1St inst. Mr.. S. G. Cobb, the
'wner, lett for that city Monday
light, his intention being to retit
he vessel. We trust her future
may be better than her
asst" .. 1
Although the recent cold
'eather has had a very depressing
feet upoE the orange trees in this !
icinity, yet after an examination
f many old trees we do not think !
hey are materially injured. The ]
caves are scorched and withered, '
ut the trunks do not seem to be I
ffected to any great extent, and
believe this years crop will not .
diminished much, if any. The c
Dung trees have suffered some l
hat, aud some of them are killed, =
It We do not think very many =
i'll die out. If the trees survive
is cold shock there is not apt to
, weather cold enough to kill =
EN- for many years to come. =
II .H,esc Health almanac. /.