The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-01
STATE NEWS BOILED DOWN..

WooDvILL.E reports fruit plentiful.
A DOL corn crop in North Mississippi.
BASE Ill still serves as food Tor cranks
AFTER July 7, the registration books
close.
DOCS are taxed $3.50 per head in
G~reenville.
The Kinds county grand jury is hot af-
ter the gamblers.
TUPELo complains of a large number of
white boy ~loafers.
THE shipment Of peaches is o paying
industry in North Mississippi.
GLoIsrER is working for u cotton fac
tory. Every town wants one.
A LARGE amount of country bacon is
sold now on the streets of Bonneville.
THE registration in Yazoo county is re-.
ported about hall of what it was last wear.
Mrs. HYDE, aged 60, of Port Gibson ,
shielded on the 23d by jumping into u
well.
BRADLEY, tho man who killed Armis-
tead ut Clinton recently, has been acauit.
ted.
THE Democrats of Meridian will have a
ronsing Cleveland ratification meeting to-.
night.
ABOUT $50 a day is what Crystal
Springs gets rs exchange for her tomato
crop.
The nominal ion of Cleveland gives the
West Point Leader man glory enough for
once"
SESAToBIA declares she is the strongest
Cleveland town, according to size, in the
State.
WAvELANp will celebrated he Fourth in
grand style, 81 says Mayor Alfred A.
Ulman.
st. Johns Day wa celebrated by the
Nasons Of Greenwood by \ grand basket
picnic.
YAzOo CRY is interested in 4 move
ment" which points to another railroad to
that town.
MERIDIAN and Vicksburg have grown
to the distinction of having published IL
city directory.
HOLMES, Carroll and Attala ccnniies
are getting ready to jpiD the mo fcnce'
law procession,
The floods have caused much distress
among the people Of the Oycrflowed dis
tricts near Natclcz.
The Ripley Sentinel says that it is scner-
ally conceded that Congressman Kyle
will have no opposition.
FOSTER, who killed Judge Morgan, has
been removed from the Hcrnal ado Jail to
Oxford, for safe deeping.
THE Stonewall Cotton Factory, near
Enterprise, declared u profit of S2G, 9la on
1916 spindles and l33 looms,
The frierds OF Col. }. r. Bell, Of Yuzoo
county, express much surprise that he has
Wandered off into the Third party.
The Confederate veterans of the 35th
Mississippi, Joined by other regiments,
will have a reunion at Columbus July IL.
In Leake county the efforts of the
Third party TO got up Il following result
cd, says a cOntempOry, in wind work.
Whew!
THE Delta .Adran@ says it looks like
Cleveland, it feels like Cleveland, it
smells Ike Cleyeland-aud d-n if it
Amt Cleveland.
BRO. HOBBS thinks Mississippi needs
some good old.fashioned legal hanging.
She does. The first act should DO to
Lynch the Third party.
THE State Ledger was the first paper in
the State to mis-name the Presidential
ticket. There was too much Gray matter
Oh Henry's brain while in Chicago.
The rumor afoat that Judge 5. II. Ter
raj and Hon. s. Evans had joined the
Third party proves to DO utterly false,
without the shadow of IL foundation.
PROBABLY the fist Cleveland aud Stew
enson flag unfurled in the State was the
one loistcd over the Crescent Hotel BY
Hon. JOHN V. Toulme, at Bay st. Louis.
CANNoNs and ROSTERS haye had the 10
IN the State papers the past few days.
The DEMOCRAT. STARS political bird,
'Old Glory" will show himself in Novem-
Der.
THE State University at Oxford, Just
closing. has been one Of successful work.
Over 700 student were enrolled, and all
departments of the University have been
ably managed.
OKoLoNA reports the Stiffness of sum.
mer" aud u Ricnzi correspondent says
that town IS "Gnished." The people up
there should move to Scranton and lot tho
mosquitoes wake 'em up.
The Greenwood Enterprise says the out
look for the people Of the Delta country
is lattcrins. They have put in better
time working this season than has ever
been known in that section.
A FEW days after Cleveland's nomina.
ton the E~llisville Eagle Informs its read.
ers that tive will die in the ditch, Hill
will get there" Even its "plate- NATTER
editor would blush ut such stupidity.
Hon. HENRY l.. MULDRow, of Oktibbc-
ha county, is y candidate for Congress
against John NJ. Allen in the first district.
He served the district eight years In sue.
cession until 1884, when he declined a re.
election.
THE Vicksburg COMMERCIAL Herald, q
strong Hill paper, nov ''bows in humble
submission" etc., and will yield To none
in devotions and exertions to secure the
election Of the ticket. That's Wright,
me- deah boy
NfesC sqdUersssesseessts.