The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-11-02
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Peach trees are IN bloom Ia Brook
haven.
a negro burglar was Killed in th,
suburbs nf Meridian Sunday morn
ing. The proprietor of thi store llear'
him trying to enter and secured hi
shot gun in Time TO shoot him in th'
eve.
Mcssrs. r. d. Marshall and T. II
Gambrell have commenced the publ
cation of al afternoon pal or at Me
rIdiau called The Breeze. Success Il
them.
E2isrdle Eoyle: III. Collins, o
Jones coInty, made his year 800 bush
els of corn, 10 bales Of cotton, vii
gather COO Or 100 bu 'hrls of POTATOES
and 3 or 1 barrels of moldssrs. Mr.
Collins made this year Il fraction over
~ DuslicAo oi C'iH v" "i "NAN'
The Bank of Greenwood was o:gaL-
lied October II, 1883, with a paid up
capital of $4,000. The officers arc
l.. T. Basket, President, A. Nee.
Kimbrough, Yicc-Presidemt, L. II,
McShauc, Cashier.
The Grcenville Delta wants the
River District to unite on Il candidate
for Governor, remarking that Col.
Stovall, of Coshoma, is most numcr-
ously mentioned for the Office, bur
that Senator Casey, Capt. Chas. Scott
and Mai. Thomas Collins have also
been suggested.
Miss NJ. NJ. Langley, daughter Of
the late DR.. w. S. Langley, has been
appointed by the directors, SupcIin-
tcndcnt of the Blind Asylum, to fill
the vacancy occasioned 10y the death OF
her father. She has been connected
with The institution for a number OF
years and thoroughly understands its
working. The directors acted wisely
in their appointment.
1t is the impression Over the State
that the Farmers Alliance will urge
Maj. Ethel Barksdale as their choice
- I,,,,t,r;,1 continuation
d. Z. JiggmS, a prominent planter
of Madison county, had his right arm
so badly manglcd in Il cotton gin thai
amputation became necessary, from
the effects OF which hc died.
McComb City had BOP cases OF vel,
low fever in 1878, and 40 deaths, the
first death being on October Alb, and
the last November 18th.
Columbus is a healthy town; only
one death occurred during the montl
of September.
The South MisstsSippioa is the name
of a new paper to be started a
Summit.
Mr.. John Marshall Curry, ~associat,
editor of the Carroltom COHSerCattct
died at that place on Sunday last 0
consumption. lie was a briIlian
young man, a devOut christian, ant
was held in high esteem by all VIII,
knew him.
The Greenwood Enterprise wants
good, sober and industrious printer a
once.
Bishop Galloway will soon leave 70
a missionary tour through Mexico.
Mr.. Dickcy, of Paris, Miss, has IL
stltutcd suit against the Water Vale
Driving Park and North Mississippi
Blood Stock Association fortwo thoJ
sand dollars for damages sustained b
his wife in The accident at the Fai
grounds on July 4th.
A new bank has been established 8
Aberdeen, Miss.
New ALBANY, Miss. now has a fu
fcdgcd Radical paper.
The roplarville Sun, with its fir
issue, makes war on the goats Of thi
place.
Miss Lizzie Polk, of Carlcy, u {
Marion counly's most accomplishe
young ladies, has accepted a positio
on the faculty of Blue Mountai
Female College,
The Deer Greek PIot, Rolling Torl
Miss, wants a printer, between !
and II years old.
An elegant new Episcopal churC
is being erected at fernando, Miss.
Miss Stella Harrison, oldest daug.
ter of Rev. w. S. Harrison, of Star
vile Miss, died last week.
A young lady, Miss cunningham
won first prize at the Macon, Mis-
Fair, as the best lady rider betweI
Is and p years Of age.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Chic
asaw county, were indicted, at the
cent term of Circuit Court in III
county for the neglect Of duty IN {
matter Of bridge building.
The fernando Times states that
j. Perry, of DeSotO county has 81