The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30
State News Boiled Down.

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Eltsville is healthy town.
Guntown has u chair factory.
Biloxi Is to have another hank.
Dead stock democratic ROSTERS.
New Albany needs another bank.
The river is very low ut t~ireenville.
A blind tiger Was slain in Alderman.
Meridian is to have a broom factory.
Winston county is to have a new jail.
A crist mill il wanted in McComb City.
Broom corn has advanced to 500 a
ton.
Pearl river is lower than ever known
before. .
They say that the foot ball craze has
come to stay.
The culture Of hemp il being intro.
duced IN the Delta.
The tide of Western immigration has
struck jasper county.
The stay-at-home Democrats are catch.
ing il from the press.
The Hickory Progress fiv0rs a rcforma.
tory for boys OF the State.
The new Presbyterian church ut Cor
NTH is nearly completed.
A bald -headed eagle 10 feet long was
seen near Oxford last week.
The mercantile firm of Eaton Il Col
Inns, Hattirsbnrg, has failed.
The Tupele Times says . Prof. Blizzard
is teaching school ut Myrtle.
Suggestions Of suitable candidates Tor
next Years election is in order.
Senator A. J. McLanrin will be a can
d,date for Governor next fall.
Mrs. Mollic Niece Smell is holding
prorTctcd meetings in rhe State.
Work has need on the Valley
routes new repair shops ut Vicksburg,
Ninety persons joined the, Methodist
church at Vicksjurg, Miss, last Sunday.
John Calhoon, editor OF tina x Exporter,
has G,en elected Mayor Of Holly Springs.
Quitman county east only forty votes
in the last election. One Popnlite voted.
The new court house of Lincoln county
will 10 ready for occupancy by Decem'
Der.
The Bay 81. Louis Progress says quit
yOnr kicking about hard times and 80 to
work.
Qnilmm cnnnty has the smallest per-
sOnal assessment Of any county in the
State.
Heavy rainfall aud hail ut Summit last
week. Several stores were flooded with
water.
The drought continues in many por.
lions OF the State, with no indications Of
rain o
John S. Williams got the largest ma.
.jority of any Congressman elected 10
Mississippi.
"Cyclons' Jim Neville. Of Meridian, is
announced amoly the subernatorial pos.
sibil;iies.
Greer vile wants the next meeting Of
the southern Baptist Convention which
meets in May.
Col. A. B. Carson. ut one time sheriff
of Washington county, died Of Brights
disease last Friday.
A drama written by Hon. Dabney
MARSHALL, Of Vicksbnrg, will soon BE-
placed on the stage.
Claude Ross, a murderer fiom Month
cello. Ark. was killed while resisting ar.
rest ut CarrOlltOn, Miss, last Sunday.
c. d. Wicker, an old citizen of Hick.
ory Flat, tried to commit snicide the
other day with a razor. He will recover.
The next meeting OF the Cotton Grow.
ers' Association will be held at Jackson,
Miss the second Wednesday IN January,
1895.
Tramps are numerous in Ocean Sprinys.
Two houses were burned there last Sun.
day and they are supp osed to have ca used
/ he fires.
of al the ticklcd people ut the Demo-
cratic defeat the Populites are The most
hilarious. Can't SEQ where they get theil
consolation.
An aged colOred prophet Ia Marshall
county prOphesies that IL will be- cold
erongh this winter to freeze the horus
off The cattle.
The POnto.Oc Sentinel says the Pops
left lots of hair Oh the fence when they
slipped through, and that the crack was
a small one.
Ground has been broken at Meridian
for the erection Of the plant of the Inter.
state Iron works Company, which Is
capitalized at $4,000.
A CHASTITY relic of the war was liscov.
cred in jackson. While digging II water
main on Parish street the remains oil
twenty Confederate soldiers were struck.
Calvin Gately was acquitted ut the
Ellisville court of the charge Of grand
larceny in regard to IA team missing from
Il livery stable ut Hattiesburg some time
ago.
The Populist carried seven y ties in
Mississippi and those by small MAORI.
ties. The counties are PUutOtOc, Chicka-
saw, Webster, CbOctaw, Alfalfa, Amite