The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-11-25
State News Boiled Down.

Cotton bo0ms.
Did you give tlianksi
The humps are at Ellisville.
Eggs bring 12ic. in Bonneville.
A Mr.. Dollar Ives in Kosciusko.
Bay st. Louis has a night school.
The Australian ballot is praised.
Vicksburg saloons close Sundays.
II. o. Henry Of S~tarkville is dead.
Terry wants a ''decent restaurant.
Greenville needs better sidewalks.
Tate comfy reports a beir killing.
Eupora is tho boss chicken market.
Poultry is very cheap in Bonneville.
The Utica colt show was successful.
Holly Springs reports a Jail delivery.
Carey had Il saloon failure last week.
Jackson agitates the Sol a question.
Many 1owans are moving to Brandon.
Atty-Gen. Miller will resign in January.
Bay st. LOUIS will build II school house.
The Brookhaven Times has a new press
ordered.
Senatobia had a Thanksgiving con-
cert yesterday.
Hon II. l.. Muldrow is urged for Sec
rotary OF the Interior.
An anvil burst at Ackerman and fatally
wounded II. D. Tolbert.
A free delivery of the mails will be be-
gun in Grecnville soon.
The Corinth Subsoiler jollifed with poe
try and big wood type.
A new brick pavement is the latest i'm
provement in Bonneville.
The postofices are ours-that's what we
fought, bled and died for,
A Primitive Baptist Church has been
organized at Palabatchie.
A lodge of Scottish Rite Masonry will
soon be organized at Jackson.
Mail pouches at Magnolia have been
stolen an rihed twice lately.
Rosedale is to have another railroad
u line sixty miles long to the riy CT.
Col, Bob Banks friends boom him for
the Internal Revenue Collectorship.
Ross Lee killed W. D. Crutrer, in Am
lite county, over a dispute about a debt.
The stavc factory at Rosedale will be-
gin operation soon, employing SO hands.
The Natchcz bar endorse Hon. Frank
Johnson as Atty.-Gen. Mlller's successor.
The North Mississippi Conference of
the NJ. L. Church will NEE. this year at
Corinth.
A movement IS GU foot at Natchez TO
erect IA monument to the memory of s. S.
Prentiss.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad COMPANY
will bnild Il branch from Columbus tn
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The cadets of the A. and NJ. College cal
Thanksgiving turkey with The Columbus
l. l. and C. girls.
A reward of 500 is offered by the Gov
ernor for the notorious Kcmper county
outlaw, Tom Tolbert.
During a storm in Sunlower county
Mr.. Mccullough was crushed to deatl
under a falling tree.
Capt. G. d. D~ustemante, formerly o.
jackson, died at his home in Birmingham
last week, aged GO years.
The Federal Court at jackson indicted
the undcrtakers of that district for be
longing to the coffin trust.
Jackson claims that her Baptist Churcl
building is the largest ediiice of that dc
nomination south of Baltimore.
, By ii recent Supreme Court decision til,
State gets $4,000 from the Georgia Pacir.
) ic railroad in the way of back taxes.
An observant Jacksoniun says tina,
"Since the Capitol roof was painted NJ
buzzard has dared to light thereon"
) In Wilkerson county the trapping o.
patridges and the shooting of wild tirke,
and deer is prohibited for three years.
Sixty Populltes from Choctaw aud
; Winston counties have emigrate1 to Tex
IS. Good radiance of bad rubbish, ne
doubt.
Mrs. NJ. L. Keith, of Amite county, was
killed by a falling tree during II storm
last week. The horse she was riding wa,
also killed.
Some unknown parties recently fount
!, buried and carried away from a field II
Kinds county a pot of gold to the amount
Of $1s, 900.
An exchange claims that if James s
Madison, the 400 pound "Jersey red" o
Noxubee, is not in the soup it is becaus,
the kettle is not large enough.
Abordeen's streets are thronged with
wagons loaded with corn, hay, turnips
peanuts, hides, peas, sorghum, fores
nuts and all other home products.
J. j. McCurell and Mrs. H. H. Ship
Of Wesson, cloped recently, the forme
: deserving an invalid wife and the woma,
leaving a husband and two small chill
dren.
A State fall poet inflicts this one:
A pair in a hammock
Attempted to kiss,
# Aud in less than u jitfy
SUI eA!l papuuI &sqL
Bro. Hobbs the suspension
of his paper, the Mississippi Leader, unit