The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-07-28
State News Boiled Down.


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Considerable sickness around Lumberton.
Lawrence county denies having wh''ceaps.
Vicksburg treasury is in healthy condition.
Fruit crop in Union county is poor this sea-
son.
Pearl River county farmers are pulling fod-
der.
The vicksburg county Jail has been con-
dcmncd.
Peoples party people in Chickasaw are
stirring.
Snnhower county has a negro who is turn
ing white.
"BisselP' is the name of a new postoficc in
this State.
a new Yacht clubhouse will be built at
Waveland.
Coahoma county voted 'dry" last week BY
80 majority.
Jersey cattle are dying at Baldwin of
oiood murrlan.
hattiesburg christened her new Courthouse
by a "Cantata."
Adams county has a balance of $50, iOs. 96
IN the treasury.
Neshoba county will hold an Agricultural
Far IN August.
I'D Y%eates, an old merchant at Starkyillc,
'alled last week.
Copious rains have fallen in the northern
portion OF the State.
Jackson reports a tomato that w.;ohos .
pounds and b ounces.
J. G. Wootsn, a prominent Mississippi edu.
Gator, goes to Texas.
The lumber mills at Poplaryille have sb,,
down for the present.
Tia crrs,., srn;.n.
vivcd BY Maurice Spencer.
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Th. rr,or,r,,o r;,.oa:,s
for wants IN ncbo,ro o, rh,s;nos,u
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to nav tbo ovnorsos 81 ,ha ,nti;. a.h"L '
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=" v"'o '"''r""" eng.heers had
last ""'su"''
inc jackson News wants for that city Il
$3.50" :" "''e"''o" 'rue''y AMI
enterprise has the promise OF another knit
' o"' I "o" Is d grea'
a drunken individual mlstook a deputy mar
u.a. i" 'ou "'"' III s"o"'"
a burglar IN Jackaon entered the room of a
" '"i "e' III d" At
''o"' rug
between ~ and oo road oyerseers in Holmes
county lor not making their reports on the LIST
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Sh'er com Is stlil taken by Mississippi edi-
TORS lwhen oifered) on subscription, and, like
oliver Twist, they cry for more.
lhere mas been some holding up bust
NESS going IN near MERIDIAN, ana a Negro
h's""aymah mas peeh captured.
There were about 300 delegates and visitors
present at the Baptist State Convention. ED,
a. a. homax was elected president.
A negro man in Montgomery county, while
blowing, was struck by Lightning and instant
y Killed. the mule being unframed.
Editor Brawner, of the West Point Gazette,
now lightly fingers his typc-w writer, saws the
Columbus Dispatch, If it is a machine.
The man who does the lying for the Corin,ll
Herald, says a negro escaped from the chain
gang last week BY biting the chain in twain.
A cc~ntlcmor in Croorr;,,o ro;so, - - .ao
r,ont ,ba, mo,srrod ,oa/ ;..h..;. -.
conference and weighed one ounce less thar
three pounds.
Burkitt has bccn doipc souo ,oc,rr;,o ,,,0
" in the back counties, He 10 singing n,
same o,d soug ,hout .rl,t,or,,.. n,J ".,h'
sidizcd press"
Joe Bell. an ino0E.nsive rooro Of rr,,l,;,
county. was assass;,,,sd hv Whit o.u, l,a,
weck. bccapse no was u witness on,;n., .ha.,
in A trial some fine ,yo.
In Saltillo tho drummors nlav m,rh,os a.,
farmers and merchants ,ool hiro ,ho ao,,an,
read newsnorcrs and the t.ochors and raoah'
ers alone wear bannv faces
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