The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-15
State News Boiled Down

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ming factory.
There are 2jl survivors of the 35th Missi
. sippi Regiment.
The Coast peacan crop does not promise
: be very abundant this year.
Crystal Springs has cigar factory, prob.
' bly, the only one in the State.
Clarke county grants II pensions to Con
icderate soldiers and 40 to widows.
!, Ed. W. A. McComb, of Corinth, has acccp,
Ell the call of the Yazoo Baptist Church.
The total railroad mileage of the State {
Mississippi is now given at 1902 miles.
The public schools of Mississippi educat
1881 more colorcd children than white.
Jefferson county farmers have resolved +
sell no cotton seed for less than SIS a ton.
The Columbus Dispatch promises herself
new dress of brewer and to appear tri-weekl,
again.
A Batesville man while irving to shoot q
'hlef fell from his porch and received serious
injuries.
The Brandon Call thinks Bro. Hobbs is
p'oushing with the backband a little too near
the names.
MI. >. Il. Clemens, the editor of the Macon
Sun, %re'ires from that paper and is succeeded
by Sparkman Bros.
Inc proprietors Of the Wesson Mills do MOI.
require their employees to pay any rent while
the mills are shut down.
The News wants better lights for Jackson.
a neig'boring exchange ~lnsinuates that what
the average Jacksonian needs is more light.
Hon. J.K. vardaman, of the Greenwood
Enterprise, is a daddy" Poor editors as
well as Presidents can have babies in their
households.
Hon. J. S. McNeily is once more editor of
the Greenville Times, succeeding Mr.. F.. F..
Bass. The Times has always been a credit to
Mississippi journalism.
The Alderman Plaindealer advises Tho
church members Of that town to Withdraw
their patronage of the "blind tiger" and thus
starve out the animal.
The Meridian Tribune has passed into the
hands OF ii. V. Wall, a son of Mai. A, q.
wall, who for a long time was State Commits.
s'oner of Agriculture and Immigration.
Clay County Democracy has nominated Mr..
Louis I. Carlisle, editor of the West Point
Leader, for State Senator, to fill the upexp;r.
ca term of Hon. Fuller Cox, United States
Attorney.
New Albany young lady fell from the
'rs' h'gh bar in the chorus of "After the
oaw'," and is at present enjoying the novelty
d a dislocated jaw, while her neirbbors ex.
pericnce considerable relief.
The Waynesboro Times saws the pioev
woods region around that town is the hcolth-
est IN the world. The doctors could fish sew
N days out of the week and still have time Ia
attend to all the sick folks.
wv hen will the bawl be over? When will
he squallers cease7 Not till the summer 10
'ver will we have any peace. Many a foot is
'ch'ng, II yon could feel them all, to find the
myers sensitive spot-after the bawl."
Inc brandon News suggests that the Leg
stature pass a law that no publication re-
l"'red by the statutes be legal unless done in
PAPER that is all printed at home. The DEM
would not object to such a law.
D., II I.
keV. Il. N. Hatch, Baptist Evangelist, has
ad successful meetings at Roxie. Union
'hurch and Morgan Fork, introducing ninety
'nVer's IN the respective churches in the
as'ern part oft he State within a few weeks
asst.
a wild and woody fellow caused copsidcra.
ie excitement at Marietta church the other
At the close of service he stepped
NJ ana hring a pistol several times, yelled
Oome up and get your rations." He gets his
'tions now in Jail.
n. Jack, Superintendent of Education for
ahkin county, started a fire in the fire place.
men a cartridge that had been swept in
nohg some trash, exploded, the ball striking
r. Jack in the forehead, inficting a painful )
At not dangerous wound, 1
There is no class of people harder to keen c
rmanently fooled than the farmers Of the \
untry, says the Meridian News, and it will fl
be many days before the stock of rant il $,
.ha"sted and the demagogue will have to
ID a legitimate avocation to live BY.
old press on which is printed the
Citizen, passed through the late =
without missing a single publication, and |,
ssed through safely the late panic. II v
one OF the first presses made in Cincinnn,i
iefy years ago, and does as good work as
len first made. h;
The Columbus Dispatch SAYS the most in ~
'estlng part of a visit to the Worlds Fair
The return or home stretch, when every one
comparing notes, but all acknowledge them
YES financially "busted." You will bear
''ies VINO went in style, flushed with plenty
d'sconrsIng the delight they expe- III
as they approach home snd the pros -,
to' a good square meal. They never da
to taste another ham sandwich during in
ir lives. of
ne brandon Call says Mr.. Chas. Weber
IN Vh'cago during the time that the Mis-
'lpp' Press crowd was taking in the sights at
nat wonderful city. He was personally &C. 90
inted with two Of the members and hunted w.,
hlnlIy for them for two days. Finally he fni
ma them on a flying jenny, each with a pint !
l'e OF whisky in bis pocket. Mr.. Weber sis
Yea them to a saloon, and when they set 10Y
win the jenny man they were minus three "" ~,
re silver dollars. -"
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