The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-08
STATE NEWS BOILED DOWN.

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TIE Irish potato crop is fine.
TUPELo continues to improve.
BURGLARS bother B~rookhavcn.
VIcKsBuRG pays Sla ton for ice.
The Clarion is issued ut 10 u. M.
A LAWFUL fence is five feet high.
FOREST wants to be Incorporated.
SIDEWALKS are needed in Jackson.
BRANDON has cases OF typhoid fever.
FLEAs cause comment IN Columbia.
SAM JOKES at Meridian 18th ~ 18th.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS cannery tiourishes.
COUNTRY singing schools are the 20,
MONROE comfy has 900 pecan trees.
ELLIsvILLE agitates a High School,"
Poor cotton crop in Marshall county.
CLAY county Third partyites are few.
CANTON enjoys Il Chatanqnan Circle.
IHE Copiah Signal is now Il ''patent,"
BATEsvILLE will have a canning factory.
CorTON worms damage Adams county
crops.
CLARKsDALE needs a stock law, says the
Adrance.
Rev. G. S. INGE is reviving Okolona
spiritually.
THE Wlynesboro Advertiser has moved
to shuqulak.
EVERY county has received its first
cotton bloom.
w. p. Cassidy is mentioned as Wal
thall's successor.
FILTHY streets and alleys cause IA kick
from Tupelo people,.
The Aberdeen Examiner declares for
Muldrow for Congress.
NATcHEz saloon keepers are 10th to
''pull down the blinds"
The truck business at Crystal Springs
will reach over $500. 900.
The printed laws of the last Legisla-
ture have been delivered.
The Glorious Fourth was observed gen.
orally throughout the State.
A NEW opera house is wanted by the
theatre-goers of Greenvllle.
A CONFEDERATE Veteran barbecue will
take place at Corinth July 80.
TERRY will celebrate the opening of the
new Pearl river bridge to-day.
MERIDIAN complains OF a decrease III
the volume of her wholesale trade.
ALLEN and Maldrow-what a merry old
race is promised in the first district!
TIE Ripley Sentinel is camping on the
Third party followers in that county.
Truck farmers in Lauderdale county
ere happy over successes this season.
No July term of Federal court will be
held at Vlcksburg. No appropriation.
The iron bridge connecting Kinds and
Simpson counties has been completed.
A DESoTo farmer boasts of five acres OF
clover that averages five feet in height.
ToPIsAw reports a case of twin calves
that were dropped nearly a week apart.
AID for the Warren county food suffer-
ers was not secured from the government.
OXFORD and other towns have had
grand Publications of the Democratic
ticket.
&c. LAAGE, an esteemed young bust
ness man of Biloxi, was drowned on the
23th nit.
PROF. R. b. FULTON was reelected
Chancellor of the State University by ac-
c]amatiOn.
THE Farmers Mercantile Co., OF Du-
rant, has been chartered with Il capital
stock of $4,000.
THE last Legislature blundered in fail
ing to provide for the holding of court in
several counties.
Miss KATE POWER writes charming &C.
counts of her recent trip to the National
Press Association.
WHEN the present liquor license ex-
pires in Rolling Fork that town Will try
Prohibition.
CLARKspALE kicks at the Sun Vapor
Street Light Company for not giving
lights "equal to the sample"
GRAND jubilee meeting will be held
in Greenville soon over that towns es-
cape from the recent overfows.
DURANr is in the throes Of supreme de-
light at the news that there will be no
more ice-cream suppers and church bene.
fits in that town.
THE Woodville Co miv says: "Mississ.
idpi should send another set of delegates
to II Convention like the last one sent,
aud the go off and die"
The registration in Hancock county is
so light that it is said a thrifty, business
candidate with six-bits can treat nearly
every voter in the county.