The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-01-26
State News Boiled Down.
Hay sells at $40 a ton in Brandon.

Hay sells at $40 a ton 10 Brandon.
I. F.Pettus is Newton's mayor.
Corinth suffers from a lot of negr
thieves.
The Jackson Evening News is on
year old. 4
Only three bachelors reported il
Holly Springs.
"A sharper has been doing the bank
at Vicks5urg.
Now is a good time to advertise 70
the spring trade.
Kinds county grand jury returned
only seven indictments.
The paregoric law has been repeal
ed by the Legislature.
J. f. N. Huddleston now has charge
of the Williamsburg Waterman.
There are 81 32l 900 spent annually
ON our State public schools.
Hands, Bros saw mill at Purvis
was burned last week. Loss, $4,000.
The Love wagon factory, recently
burned at Durant, is being rebuilt.
Hon. A. II. Longino is spoken of as
a successor to Congressman Catchings.
At Bovina DR.. NJ. II. Cook shot and
killed J. L. Brien, pleading self-dc.
tense.
A Mayersville farmer shipped 1000
bales Of cotton to New Orleans the
past fall.
Bay st. Louis prevents hackmen
from plying their vocation on the de-
pot platforms.
The Sentinel is a new Democratic
paper at Pontotoc, with A. +. Her.
man. editor.
Meridian complains of great irregu-
larity in her sidewalks. Scranton has
no sidewalks ut all.
The Governors Grays, Iowa Nation
a Guards, are to visit Vicksburg G
their tour South.
Senator George is said to be writing
a book of the civil war, from a consti-
tutional view.
The Oxford Globe says there are a
fine lot of students attending the Un-
iversity this year.
A great deal Of counterfeit money,
both pape. and silver, is now in circu-
lation in Vicksburg.
Jack Swanson, the Jackson police
did not get satisfaction from
the supreme court, and will hang.
Two young negroes in Lincoln coun-
W were wrestling one ruptured a
blood YES ell and died.
A negro in Coahoma county foully
W. H. Roberts, Il clerk, be-
cause he was refused credit.
The Malone College at Holly Springs
held memorial services on the 9th in
honor of Gen. Robert Il. Lee.
Vicksburg brags about her fine no
els, declaring them superior to any
n Memphis or New Orleans.
A Rankin county farmer has on his !
place ready for market 5000 bales of
nay, and has sold a large quantity.
Mr.. A. +. Barbour, local editor of
lie YazoO Sentinel, was married in
Vicksburg last week to Miss Mating
y.
Since the war it is est mated that
'ver 200 600 people have moved out OF
he State, yet the population has in
'reased.
W. l.. Brown, the Columbus young
nan whose leg was crushed by the
ars, died under the operation of am
'utation by his physician.
Hon. Geo. s. Dodds will contest for
Congressman Hooker's seat again.
The name Of Hon. John Il. Enochs,
# Brandon, is also mentioned.
|. l.. Murphy has purchased the
'riar's Point Californian from G. w.
dudley. Mr.. ID. will probably engage
n the business elsewhere.
W. II. Brown, of Winchester. fell
rom the train between Saltillo and
breaking his nose and cut
ing several gashes in his head.
A great many people don't know
hat the corner stone of the Mississ-
ppi State Capitol was laid by Henry
LAY way back in the '3Os.
The New Albany Gazette wants the
lississippl Supreme Court abolished.
editor Blakeslee would no doubt want
he sun abolished in July.
Waynesbor0's steamboat, the Lille
Ruth, alias Eliza Ann alias the wheel
of the PascagouIa, is having
'cr machinery repaired.
The New York Post says Governor
tone deserves national recognition
Or the stand he takes against lawlcss-
ess in his recent message to the
legislature.
A cruel paragraph, penned in cold
lood and with malice aforethought,
found in the Vicksburg Herald. 1t
lys that no Vicksburg girl uses paint Z
nth she is past forty.
A Woodville correspondent makes
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