The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14
State News Boiled Down.


This weather suits the farmer.
The fish liar now stalks abroad.
Braudon's cemetery is neglected.
A hotel project agitates Brandon.
Society has doomed up since lent.
Tupelo's cannery is Il fixed fact.
fazoo City wants 4 cotton factory.
Cotton seed are in their little beds.
Meridian wageth war on gamblers.
Cotton on hand Jan. LIST is taxable.
The Durant Grays have disbandcd.
Meridian donates factory sites free.
Strawberries are plentiful and fine.
The Wcsson Mirror has a new dress.
Brandon had a big bad fire recently.
Wesson has a new military company.
A shoemaker is wanted at Westvillc.
Brandon has but one prisoner in Jail.
The "gee-haw" is heard in the land.
Meridian makes $50 pairs socks daily.
Street sprinklcrs have begun to move.
A tannery is urged by West Pointers.
Natchez will have a cooperagc factory.
A new depot a Magnolia is being built.
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The demand for Jersey cattle is brisk.
Montgomery county farmers grow rice.
Many negroes emigrated to Ohio lately.
Columbus has an Anti Gossip Society.
Marion county has hog cholera trouble.
A Monroe man has Ii acres in COOLERS.
Rev. j. W. White, of Wesson, is dead.
Bolivar county has 346 voters qualified.
Horticulturists are just now the people.
The telegraph rates have been reduced.
Machine blowing is popular in Monroe.
Federal court is in session at Aberdeen.
April showers bring May 10 Lord
Gum barrel hoops are made in Kemper.
This is croakers' time of year to croak.
The examination of teachers is now due.
Sam Jones is expected in Meridian soon.
Sunday School picnios. will soon b in it.
A Brookhaven man wears No. Ii shoes.
Greenwood hustles for a new grave yard.
West Points canning factory is assured.
Copiah county has l4,l77 school children.
Much cotton is yet stored at Yazoo CITY.
Holly Springs thirsteth for water works.
Rev. Joe Jones is preaching in the State.
The Waynesboro Times improves muchly.
A box factory is assured for Wavnesboro.
Bicycles are taking the day at Greenwood.
Sorghum will be a big crop in Lee county.
Tobacco culture is popular at Lumberton,
Bonneville draws trade fifty miles distant.
Brandon talks of a new Christian Church.
Very little sickness reported in the State.
The average country town is dull Just now
Meridian works female prisoners on street.
A new opera house is promised Greenwood,
The West Point Leader discusseth Tote,
The later bug is arriving. 'Skceters dit,
New evening paper is the talk at Vicksbur,
Vicksburg artillery attend the Worlds Fai
Spring is getting warm enough for us nov
The baseball fever is high in several town
Walter Barker, of Macon, wants a consu!shi,
The State has many popular spring resort
Meridian has a rew Knights of Honor lodr
The |. C. vegetable train has been resume,
The Jackson "lye hominy" factory Gourishe
Heidelberg will lay pipe to Donald's spring:
The W.C.T.U. meets at Greenville Nav Att
Yazoo City erected 200 buildings in 4 year,
Hard times is developing the poultry trad
The State Y. NJ. C. A. meets at Oxford 27tl
Farming outlook is hattering in the Stat,
Tupelo has shipped in 6 weeks 4 cars egg,
West Point Baptists prepareth for a reviva
The Canton Times has a woeful lack of ad
Canton bicyclists chall engc the State for
cam race.
A Hay Growers convention was recent
ED in Jackson.
A New Albany man is the patcntee of a ne
nd powerful gun.
Mississippi politicians are getting in undo
he canvas one by one.
H%azlehurst shipped 10000 bushels cotto
ced the past season.
Hon. Murray +. Smith is said to be booke
or postmaster at vicksburg.
The Acknowledgement is still busy explain
'g the Code to inquirers.
The State Girls College will prepare an G,
ibit for the Worlds Fair.
A biography of the late Lamar is being pre-
ared by Judge Edward Mayes.
J.. W. Taylor, banker at Corinth, has pur
based the Carrolton cotton'factory.
Bolivar county votes on the whiskey qucs
on on the 2lst. A hot fight is on hand.
A special term of Pike county circuit coul
i'll begin on the Gath, to try only civil cases.
a Pearl River county man has a chicke
nat has two bodies with full equipments an
My one head.
Mississippi Republicans have but ono plur
clerkship of the United States cour
the Jackson district.
Miss Allie B. Wood has assumed control O
lie Oktibbeha Citizen. We wish her abund
success in her journalistic career.
The Clarion Ledger advises every shee
Tner to appoint himself a dog-killer and wag
war Of determination on their arch enemy
The garden of the editor of the Brookhavc,
has been destroyed by moulds an,
and the editors fearful eyes are nov
lrned toward the blackberry crop.