The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-11-18
State NeWSB Boiled Down.
Mississippi rallied this week.

Mississippi rallied this week.
The ROSTERS have had right of way.
Utica reports a small business failure
The Republicans in this State say they
didL't hold any election.
A negro boy is in Jail at Raymond foI
Killing a child near Utica.
Speeds Addition lsa newly incorpora'
ted suburb of Yicksburg.
A telephone line between Raymond
and Bolton will be erected.
The contract has been let to build a
canning factory at Bates, lie.
The Weaver gang in Lelore county
didn't receive a single vote.
North Mississippi had a full grow sleet
and Il small snow last week.
Wearing homemade jeans is commo n
IN Monroe and other east counties.
A Palahatchle citizen recently sold
t~hirty-one fine steers in Birmingham.
Planters in Warren county are building
six miles of levee at their own expense.
The Gulf Coast hotels predict u good
patronage from Northern people this sea.
son.
A firm in Starkville is shipping large
quantities of sweet potatoes to Western
markets.
Burglars at Ashland entered the post.
Office and all the business houses, and Sc
cured only $50.
Jackson proposes on the night of the
23d to have the grandest rally in the his.
tory of the State.
The salary OF the Superintendent of
Education of Pike county has been raised
to $50 per month.
Bill Saunders. q nOCo 'Ous d's,,l;er of
the wildcat variety, has been captured
in North Mississippi.
Cong ies,man Catchings will be pressed
for the position of Attorney General in
Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet.
Two horse thieves from Louisiana. with
six horses in their possession, were cap-
tured last week in Na'chez.
The Bolton merchants have combined
cotton seed and put tho price up to
$40 a ton, which the mills met.
The Natchez Cotton Exchange are en-
deavorlng to get ii branch of the Postal
Telegraph Company located there.
The people of Lyon, Coahoma county. !
chew Il superior quality of beef which
costs them only FIVE cents per pound.
About $50 pupils are enrolled at the
Oxford University, the decrease being the
result of The abolition of tho preparatory
department.
1t is suggested that a special session of
The State Legislature be called to make a
Fair appropriation, in reoogni.
ION OF Illinois conversion to Democracy.
Weaver carried only onc-Po ntotoc-
The railroad hasn't been run
hing through that county but a few
and the haysccds haven't as vet
got used to 'the keers."
jar uary 2nd is made general contribu.
ion day FOR the jeff Davis monument
nnd. On that day every person will be-
lskcd to give 25 cents or over for the
monument.
Two State Republican office holders
alter the election well, / see the
democrats arc claiming the earth.n
Yes" replied the other, '.and the hell of
is they are telling the truth"
AT the Democratic demonstrations in
est Poi.It the cannon burst, and the
iect was disastrous. Hon. N. W. Ware,
x-mayor of West Point, had both legs
lokcn below the knee and his condition
phSi NClc IuUIC VI lcSS CUT
nd injured.
Miss Leona Lott and Lafayette Slade
Purvis, eloped. The intended bride
aged at a neighbours house near by.
lille Slade went for the license. One
T.. Jones came along, and Miss. Lott
len eloped with him. Jones left to ret
license, and Miss Lott eloped ii third
me with Wilbur Griffin, and no other
an appearing they were married.
The Duiant Democrat played phunny in
porting the election and in place of
levcland printed n villainous looking
It of IL man who must have been one of
'e late Dalton gang. Its cut in lien of
he'd the appearance of a church
tenor singer. /,
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