The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22


ence, the bright little son of Mr., John
McKinnon, of Alderman. 1t appears
that the little fellow had been great
sufferer from rheumatism in the legs
for several months, and some two
weeks ago his father took him to Aber-
deem for medical examination, and
upon examination by the best medical
talent in Aberdeen it was decided that
amputation was necessary to save the
child's life, which terrible ordeal he
underwent, having both legs taken of,
one above the knee joint and the other !,
between the knee and ankle. We
learn that the little fellow is doing as
we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances. To the child, his faith
er, grandfather mir. j T Hammond, Of
this city,, and other relatives, We e1.
tend our warmest sympathy.
Quite happy marriage was consum-
ated at Durant last Wednesday oven.
ing, the contracting parties being Mr..
Jno, A. Binford and Miss Lizzie Low.
rance. Both parties are well known
and have many admiring friends in
Kosciusko. Mr.. Bintord 10 the we'll
known railroad mail agent on this road
and is a son Of the late Col Jno. Bin
ford, who for many years was promi.
nent in politics of this State. The
! bride is the highly cultured and beau
tiful daughter of Mr.. II + Lowrance,
Cashier of the Durant Bank and one
of the most highly respected citizens of
his town, and the granddaughter of
! Mrs. NJ NJ Kelly, of this place. May
their lives be long and happy.
Fruit cake material at
: l.. B. Roaenthal's.
. We regret exceedingly to announce
: the death of Stephen G Boyd which oc.
cbrred at the residence of his sister
S Mrs. W D Sneed, in New Orleans las
It tuesday night Stevie as he was Away
called was born and raised in thi,
town, and everybody loved him on &C
II count of his gentle loving disposition
and pure christian character Hi
body was inferred in the cemetery her
8 Thursday morning, Revs. Thos. Came
D. ron and J II Alexander conducting tn
funeral services. We extend to HI
relatives our warmest sympathies.
al I lave opened up the City BaE
It. erv and will, after Thursday, hav
d full line of bread. pies and cake
Y on sale. Please give me trial.
Johr Hofstetter.
,O The proceeds OF the entertainment
H. the Opera House next Thursday eve
ing will be donated to the public schc
library. Tnat the programme will
are interesting and entertaining goes VT
n'a out saying, being under the mana'
ment of such cultured and compete
I'll. trainers as the Misses Armistead a
re. Griggs. 1t will be literally patronli
YER by the generous and appreclative p
pie of kosciusko.
$50 Fleece lined soles at Chestnut
Mai. J. P. Allen arrived here !
Tuesday from his home in Oklaho
CITY, and his numerous friends
49, tended him most cordial welcome
his old home. Maj. Allen was alw
deservetly popular with our pee
Is among whom he was born and raj
SAINT and all will be glad to know that h
prospering in his new home.
', of Mr.. John IIofstetter has purchs
last the City Bakery here and after thu
C. will be prepared to furnish the tt
with everything in his line. Mr.
steter is 4 tirst-class baker and qua
tees satisfaction. See his local mol
~ 90 else where.
The large increase oil business
this road 10 evidenced by the
Many number of trains that come here d
s'0" for some time past about thir
'e'e' trains have registered here every
Great bargains in all kind
shoes at the shoe store.
8. |. NJ. Chesnu,
In this weeks issue we publish
lence "Elistory of Mississippi" by MISS
has Fletcher. tbs we'll written an
five structive and should be read care
d his by every reader of the STAR
We had pleasant call from DR.
was Turner, Of Smyrna, one OF the lea
)untV h,a,o;ano of Rpat B. last " edne