The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-09-02
STATE NEWS BOILED DOWN.

Starkville ships sheep.
The annotated code is a bulky volnm.
OF 1850 pages, and will ready by Octobc
Bro. Hobbs decides to coutinue Lis M
per even II has "tO subsist on bread aut
water, labor IL hours day ana sleep or
pallet" This is only equalled by Bur
kits rant about plebism.
ln Rankin county. Palahatchie booms
stone is shipped to Jackson for hoase.
hnlshing purposes, Brandon wants n
normal college, the hay crop is Injured
pIOtlacted hleetngs~are numerous. -.
Bishop Galloway has returned from his
visit to Europe.
Corlnth reports boom in the baby
market an immense 3O-lb. squash X. OF
n. picnic. bicycles very popular, some
sickness, and Il society sensation in the
disappearance of Mrs. X. 7. Adams, whose
n'Sht was caused by strong affec ion
Tor 's0me other man." ut the expense of
hcr husband aud two little children left
behind. ''''
Dekalb's news is: Good health. rain
heap, balls, and ternips." LuxenLurr
reports revivals aud Third party talk. and
some sickness. Pea Ridges cotton is sor-
ry, cane mills busy, politics running wild
~ mad Jury, and the use of snuff preva-
lent among the small boys.
Iupelo's outlook for large fall trade is
lar, Doll worms are complained of, j. c.
johnson. of Oxford. has been elected
principal of Tupelo High School.
A Blue Mountain correspondent calls
'em "norWal" colts.
III Senatobia horseback riding before
breakfast makes an effort to become non.
nlar. N fop
Attorney General Miller begins an
oPil'lon on mooted legal question with
TINS soothing couplet: my soul be on
my guard, ten thousand foes arise"
Inc ihlld party in the First Congress
iona! District died a-bOrming.
A Young Mems Business League has
been organized in Natchez.
ran0la's fig crop was immense.
vicksDurg wants sewerage.
Burglars infest Natchez.
JACKSON wants a city hospital.
Sarils has u steam bakery.
newton has roller skating, il it is hot.
Ihe Third party,,is bordering on chest
Ellsville reports ''the usual rains have
allen this week" Tho town i'm pro yes,
ma her merchants are preparing for a
zig trade this fall.
vlcksburg's electric street railway is
assured -
Joe Alman's heart pants to know if the
uspender girl attaches her galluses to
'atchelor buttons.
ltpays to grow grapes in Prentss coun-
y. A man IN Bonneville has netted SIS
II fourth Of an acre.
Darlng u thunGer storm in Bay St.
.ouls Sunday. Lawrence Fayard was
trnck by Lightning and seriously injured.
Inc Prentiss Plaisdcdler makes this
polosy: "In our attempt last week to
st on the carcass Of Que G. W. Bolton.
PontotOc, we got upon the wrong man
DE- II. Bolton, Of Marietta. The gentle.
IAN whom we mounted through mistake
agood citizen of this county y farm
who 10 looking after his own business
nd IL not abusing creation tor his lack Of
nritt. He has, ia . word, no smell Of
~ Third party about him.
~ Lexington they don't visit, but Miss
ailie Smith "lends" her presence to MISS
lary Jones, or Mrs. Brown "claims" the !
ellghtfnl presence Of the Misses White.
nose airy grace aud lark-like voices add {
snperlative charm to the weeks festiv- !
les.
Mrs. +. A. shingbleur, tho youngest 6
laghter OF Ex-Governor Lowry, died IN
'cksoH Sunday. She was very popular I
q her death is deeply inOurnod.
New. w. p. Ratcltff Ia the Third party
'minee for Congress III the Fifth.