The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-19

vices last Sunday night; but the rain
unfortunately prevented the exercises
being held.
For the Interstate Drill and Eacamp-
ment at Memphis, May llth to 2lst,
the / G Railroad will sell tickets at one
fare for the round trip, $3.50. Sold
May 10Th to 18th, inclusive, good re.
turning until May 23rd, 1895.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crow died at her
home near Chita last Saturday and was
buried On Easter at New Salem. She
was in the end year of her age, and
leaves two sons and two daughters.
She was born in Alabama June II, 1893
Gents Tan shoes in nobbiesi
styles. Call and see them.
W B Potts Co.
The recent swift advance Of Koscius-
ko in securing electric lights and nu-
merous artesian wells has been too
much for the mind of the average small
chap around town. He gets the two
things sadly mixed, SO that we fire.
quently hear him saying "artesian
lights" and We doubt not that he also
speaks of electric water"
Hon Walter P Tackett, Of Lexington,
was n town this week. Mr. Tackett is
candidate for Railroad Commissioner
IN this district, and he is one of the
best qualified aspirants we have to Sc
lect from. He is an upright, thorough
gong business man, not likely to be
Swerved from the path of duty by any
considerations whatever. He will no
doubt have strong following in this
section of the State,
The old X. NJ. society of Kosciusko
mad a reorganization meeting last
Tuesday night, which was well attend
ed; so tnatit now appears that the fine
Old club will soon be in full blast again
In its palmy days it wasa source of
unlimited profit and pleasure to its
members, and we are glad to know that
it is to be restored to usefulness. The
members will meet again next Tuesday
night.
Endless variety OF Laces at
" B Potts Co,
Last Thursday night, April II, at
eight O'Clock at the residence of Mr.. B
J Conner Mrs. Leila Conner was mar
ried to Mr.. & NJ Carlisle, Rev. A r
Hines officiating. The attendants were
Claude Conner and Miss Ainerta Cole:
Gordie Webb and Miss Maud Conner;
Walter Davis and Miss Lura Conner.
The evening was spent by the many
guests in pleasant social enjoyment,
refreshments werl served and a'togeth,
er the occasion was most happy' one
The groom is clever and prosperous
timber man from near Black Hawk and
won most amiable bride, a daughter
in-law Of Mr. Bola Conner.
Silk chiifons, silk mulls white
and colered organdies, swisses and
piques, light weight wool goods
such as crepons, Lsndown, Ba-
tisles, AlbatroSs. Cashmeres, etc.
W B Potts Co.
List of letters remaining III the P. O..
at kosciusko for the week ending April
II, 1895: Messrs. A | Shaw, J NJ COL
den, NJ h Graham, J G Seawright, Jim
mie Woodward.
II. J. Foose, ?. n.
| have some novelties IN the
way Of ladies Opera Chains, jet
Pins ana Shirt Pins and gents
Shirt Studs, which are well worth
inspection. Call and see them.
3t l.. ;. Smith.
In these days If constant subscrip-
ton lists the candidates realize that he
announcement fee is not the only cost
OF the campaign. None of then like to
refuse to subscribe to worthy cause;
bnt the requests are numerous enough
to be troublesome.
We were very sorry to learn Of the
death of Mrs. f y Fleming, wife OF
DR.. Fleming, at her home IN Beat last
Tuesday. She was most excellent
lady and her death is generally lament,
ed. She was daughter of Mr.. Tucker
Sander, and was Mrs. Hughes when
she married DR.. Fleming some six on
eight years ago. Mrs. fleming was
about So years of age. She leaves -four