The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-17
Ghr Demorraf-S Star
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within the borders of Mississippi.
The Brookt,aveu Radiator has clial
ged its name to the Broukhaven Pr,
gress.
Col. Hemingway, DR.. Love aud NJ
Joe Evans are the candidates for Stat
treasurer.
DIR. Thomas Cook, OF Arlesia, wa
married to Miss Willie Stephenson, o
Columbus, recently.
There is some complaint through
out the State at The early date OF tn,
Convention.
The Lawrence County Press ha.
hoisted the name of Col. John NJ
Stone for Governor.
Mr.. w. NJ. Noah, of the Star,
and Miss Sadie Sweat were married
in Kosciusko, recently.
The machinery for the Aberdeen
chair and wagon factory has been re-
ceived at that place.
A cooperative tannery is TO be
started in Ncshoba county, with the
shares of stock at five dollars each.
Mr.. S. NJ. Thomas has been appoint
cd Superintendent of Education for
Noxnbee county, to succeed Prof. f.
A. Pace reSiUpn6
The X. NJ. Society of Kosciu,ko,
famed for lis many JOYOUS occasions
IN the past, will again celebrate its an
nIvery on the 10Th.
A Coahoma negro regularly drives
a team made up OF a mule and a COW
and both animals are said to work
splendidly together.
Professors A. 3. Mckay and 3.
lrby have resigned their places N the
A. & NJ. College to accept more remu-
lucrative positions elsewhere.
A bagging factory 10 work pine
straw is TO be built at Meridian BY a
stock company. They are gong TO
develop the O'Ferrall patent.
Mrs. NJ. Harthcock, who sued the
Natchez Cotton Mills for $4,000, her
husband being Killed by an explosion,
and recovered 1920, has moved for
a new trial.
Some of The editors in this State
refuse to puff aspirants for State Off
ccs without a little of the nredful to
help pay for ''patent sheets during the
summer.
The several churches in Jackson
are arranging for Sam Jones' meet.
.ng there in June. They viii provide
4 big tent, and 0 ;cupy tile Tarpley LOT
next to the Government building.
Col. j. G. Prcwitt, of Yaz0o City,
| prominent candidate for Attorney
General of the State four years ago,
las gore to Washington Territory
where he will reside in the future.
The Vicksburg Herald thiaks
the present insurance lay of this
Is fuller OF oppression and rob-
than anything the Radicals ever
in the zenith of their power"
The Clark county Times says CDR. A
tencher is shipping his straw berries
nd coming money. One acre of straw
is worth ten times as much as .
n acre OF o and just as easily rails
d."
a man from the North travelling IN
he Mississippi Bottoms" a few
ago, said that within five years
poor white girls of the South
-ould be glad TO marry the better
ass of negroes. Do you hear that?
Tuesday, the 30lh ulf., was a great
ay In Oxford. The occasion was a
ouble one-the celebration of the
aiional Centennial, and the laying
the corner stone of the new library
ulldlng OF the University.
The Jackson Adrance SAYS: .EThe
newspaper man can write as
BOD a sermon as most preachers eau
each. The fact is, that ii Is often
&c case that preachers get newspaper
to write their sermons"
BroOkhavcn Leader There is one
Indidate for a State office that we
N unqnalifiedly endorse, that's Hon.
!. M. Evans, of Jackson county, can
date for Lieutenant Governor. The
edder is tor Evans first, last and all
time.
Ono section of good land in Missis-
ppi, is worth the whole territory of
.Slahoma, that there is so much fuss
The only sensible man that
e have heard Of going there, was the
That went with three wagon
ads of collins. They were all sold
engaged the first day. The demand
them will be hard TO supply. In-
raIee agents will not take any risks
the man that goes TO Oklahoma.
a Cleveland (Miss.) correspondent
the Aralanche writesa letter warm
endorsing Hon. Jsha II. Stone for
'vernor. After paying a weIl-de-
we'd tribute to Col. Stones private
araeter the writer says: eHe il the
IN to relieve our State Of her pres tr.