The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-02-10
State NeWSB Boiled Down.

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Cotton seed are scarce.
Joe Dale, has the grip.
Road overseers are busy.
Stray peach buds are out.
Mumps trouble Corinthians.
Tunica Jail burned last week.
Coahoma is without a doctor.
Corinth needs a fire company.
Brandon has hopes of bank.
Aberdeen has a broom factory.
West Points streets are sloppy.
Wesson enjoys a building boom.
Tax Assessors have begun work.
Farmers at Airey are p~loughing.
Waveland complains of tramps.
Grenada has only one saloon now.
Hattiesburg will have a new jail.
Macon now has three newspapers.
Fire has almost wiped out Tchula.
Early gardens are being prepared.
0kolona reports a dead white mule.
Harrisioa has the humps epidemic.
Kosciusko will have a coffin factory.
Brookhaven has a l06 year old man.
The wild game law is now in effect.
Thieves are working Pass Christian.
+. B. Lopez is Newton's new mayor.
Plenty of corn in Sunfower county.
Columbus will be a prohibition town.
"A nanG of burglars infast Calnnhns-
Smith Station will have a new depot.
Labor agents annoy the hill counties.
Biloxi factories report oysters scarce.
North Mississippi seeks immigration.
Irish potatoes Coo. a peck at Brandon.
Vicksburg wageth war on gamblers.
Summit will have her " Mardi Gras.
Pontotoc has a new paper, the Bulletin.
Scott county has eighty-three schools.
Frequent robberies in Claiborne county.
A pauper liz years old lives in Attala co.
Pass Christian will have a public library.
A sob wild cat has been killed in Rankin.
Jackson is boastfully proud of her schools.
Jones county has twenty three saw mills.
Fitzsimmons is training at Bay st. Louis.
Kemper county roads are horribly muddy.
A State baseball league has been organized
Euchre parties are the rage at Bay st. Louis
Aberdeen beeves are shipped to Cincinnati
The Lexington Advertiser is So years old.
Bay st. Louis complains ofthe dog nuisance
A Chickasaw farmer raised a 72fb pumpkin
The stock law carried in Washington county
Pat Henry has been appointed mayor of tn,
town of Forest.
Ifhoop skirts are to come what will be don't
with the hammock
Bre'r Hobbs will remove to Brookhavcn and
run the Leader again.
S. j. Daniels suicided on his wifc's grave at
McComb City last week.
II. j. Sandcrson, editor of the Clarksdale
Banner, died last week.
West Point merchants are $4,000 ahead this
season on cotton futures.
Hon. L. NJ. Southworth has moved from
Carrollton to Vicksburg.
The small boy is making the cedar bird
scarce III the coast towns.
An Indian aud Il white girl married in Win
,ton county few days ago.
The fine hay crop raised last summer hal
saved many a poor cows life this hard winter
Hoopskirts and the c%rinoline revival hav,
not as vet struck the State, but the Columbian
stamp is with us.
Twenty -one bales of cotton of the long stapl
raised by W. A. Cook, of Newton, SOLE
for tic. a pound.
The mention of ex-Gov. Lowry as Ministei
to Mexico is being heralded throughout TIN
State with words of endorsement.
Many towns in the State held pa5iic meet.
ings and passed resolutions commemorative o'
the virtues of the illustrous Lamar.
Father Bally, of Pass Christian, contemplate
a visit to South America, with a view OF locat
ing there, if the country suits him.
The trial of the Swansons for killing 2 Jack
son policemen resulted in a verdict of man
slaughter for one and a~cquittal for the other
Greenwood last week was visited by a disas
trous fire, burning the fine Stein block. TIT
Offices of the Enterprise and the Flag were il