The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-02

State News Boiled Down.

MoOnshincrs reported in Calhou
county.
Tnpelo has 81 artcsian wells Cor
inth has none.
Charlton is said TO be raging in va
zoo county.
Bate3ville want a public library.
Hope she'll get it.
There are 90 cotton seed oil mills il
this State alone.
The Ctdrion-Ledger says there will
be no fair al jackson this year.
A national reunion of the Blue and
the Grey at Vlcksburg lex year is
being discussed.
Mr.. j. II. Merrill and Miss Bette
Hart, of KeInpcr county, cloped and
were married in Meridian.
Blocks artesian well has been COM
plctel It is 42j feet5dccp and has a
flow OF 70 gallons per minute.
The Mississippi Valley road now
runs a grub car aud sells provisions,
groceries, etc, to its employees.
1t is estimated that onc-half of a
corr and one-third of a cotton crop
viii be made at hicnzi this year.
The Alliance OF Monroe county have
bought ISL 400 LOT for a cotton ward
and other purposes.
The present corn crop of Yazoo
county is the finest they haye had in
years.
The Democratic State Conycntion
endorsed Gov. Lowry efforts to pre-.
vent prize fighting in this State.
The Vicksburg canning factory has
oO hands busily engaged IN packing
tomatoes, peaches and beans.
The question is now, "lVill the Re.
publirans be cheeky enough to pur
out a State ticket? Surely not.
Hon. II. NJ. Street, of Meridian, has
beer nominated to the Legislature.
and will no doubt be elected.
Army worms are reported in The
cotton in several sections of Lowndes !,
and other counties. :
The Republicans of Kinds county 5
demand fusion, if they don't get il
will run a complete county ticket, as W
they intend TO do with the State tick u,
ct. w
Sheriff Cowart, of Marion county. f.,
has made affidavit against he prjze. SC
lighters, their aiders and abcttors.
score one white mark for him.
Mr.. Edgar S. Wilson expects 70 Co
nave a paper III operation in jackson =
by the 10Th of September. 1t will be
called the Commonwealth.
The fine new residence OF Rev. r. ].
Walnc, near Clinton, was DESTROYED
ny fire Friday night, supposed to be J.
The work fan Incendiary. The total .
loss is estimated at 5000, with an
insurance Tor $4,000.
Mr.. A. j. Hyde, president of the ~
Standard Press COMPANY.
has been endorsed for the Meridian II
by the Republicans in lien r rmp
d IT' Edwards. lie is said to be az. com
'eptdulc 10 The business mon The
seas
A j. Bogcl, of Natchcz, Knocked At Al
NOS. j. JunkIn in the head with WIN
hammer Tuesday and then attempted -
upon himself by driving "a =
hlsei into his breast. lie is expected
D dic' but Junkin will recover. =
Midnight before the State C,nvcu-
on met the Picayme's Jackson cor
ySpol'deht tclcgraphed his paper
mere is no possible chance for either
'ohc or Cameron" That cores
'"oeh' Is a poor political prophet.
rroE' E. A. Pace, of Brooksyiue.
lu tate Superintendent of Education
NoAuOee county, has move to
rocket, Texas, where d very d~esira-
Wv dilS MN.
Mr.. }. X. Vardeman, an old editor
III at present an able lawyer, has
nominated for the Legislature
'l Lcnorc county. lie will make
) marx III the next Legislature.
gave Hon. j. j. Evans
'erous, whole-souled welcome
len he returned from jackson anor
nomination for State Treasurer
thousand people met him at tbc
pot with bands of music, speeches.
5lshop Galloway who is canvassino
stale IN The interest of the endow-
nj iund Of the proposed Methodist
&c college, addressed a large as
IDLY at Okalona on July 18Th. and
> was subscribed, making an az.
gate OF over $2I, o of The $4,000
lired of the Church by Major
Isaps, Of Jackson, who proposes TO
ate that sum.
lrcnit Judge Tcrral has compIicd
iplly with Gov. Lowry's re, ues,
h1ed August 18th as the date for
ing The official term of court IN
muse charged with aiding and o.