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ItIpilu.'s ~prl,are 'IuIvaueI. ..

SAN rNANgHCh Isy 1.-THE Cgl
he Uncovered Tao original Of EutyAI
kiMius's "fEiyn,o Idivaney." au
IL william Mgchmus and he Iiygs Boo
san Francisco. 10 him, uCgUliiug g..
INC care story kipiing To- IngrHluu i.l
many Ul Tao marvellous stories ,aal
lavu made him famous, MuMauus,
WHO WAC soldier iu India, Fays ur
know lllpliug wlun tlc latter wHs
Abuut rs yyHrB Oh, Later MvliRuu.
"bJs.u" gang uf native TRACK Layers
On ,hc government railroad.
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HUguUsrEa N.Y. May g5.--Esue't
IA. tua. haIu, 900 "a saloon argument,
made ,uu announcement tllt uu waH "a
member Ui tau az, l.. A. DImiuiuk
nvnrHe8, % bJ iaudet sail, 'l um GLAD
There DO ono mnu who o. willing 60
aykuuwIg.g. lTh
Upon this CutIncli DIRE 2 a revolver
and shot kclIuus dead. lie wac
L.uL.. IN.
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cIal iaquiJy yes'efdly be was au earls
.au.
10 lii ho was 20 year. o nseauI
20 slIc.t aun OF Bernard go pies Per-.
rIyal, Ipil 0i JHImsrtn,r. a. father,
hH sails, wHH male rHH 100 l-Il under
t.aIstuuc'a UTnHIuIsH. re had been
srishjed in 1850. Itu nt boon 70
member OF parliament rum garuIn iHf
even yrsfa AMI boo boon % candidate
iHr Cardiff r.I 'iEBtgl ltU.u success.
aiTn ilm.a. IHu yaugg uau told L,.~'
h1ard further CHAT his father, .
box WiluWgt l3 years. m. ONE 1i
,n7 D Ia,'y ,''vs',.. ~,rs- h,u.'hqii.
}uuUH Iu <-ss'' Dee had favual Iis8-
ffa Wlth niu ynunr s,UUunlHgf,
sTI .u.s ago Do. homie nui went
= London. llu remained with sumo
'uguHH N Che family, Nu sailed or
tIiH country. lie came boz tHu Bieufagg
BOB NH Go clue any watch Fui Tor him
Dy his ntnrr His father, hr sid, np-
Iron wIuss anI FteHl mills lu the DO.
wallis, SWaurea, Nrgtb AMI BriiUn
Ferry nisifiC.E. he also said that he
hat cousin named Harry JsHrIss,
who holds plarU ln the Nuw York
Chico ui tHJ southern Pacific railroad,
100" YOUNG fellow, who he it.s. ed Boo
re- mHguUnig's giuthtH, wac detained iIf
utiHug rENuiupti9n. laaiJry iG .8l
generally believed.
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FOR PRISONERS N CUSTODY.


tn, following put. Jurors were &C.
copied ,Iit gttorno1u uu a yauise 10.
lurn,Ity TIE u. 8. MarhsI. M,s-rs,
q. e. WieEnrlhsn, L.. n. S.owaE, j.
u.C,eyplauI, Arthur Parous, ". l..
smotIy ID, Austin, Nm. Hulmc,
samurI e., paEE, van j. Lawrence,
W.t. tuucr, Ernts, NJ. Fowler a.
~. Williams, i. g., CUuslin, l.. Col
ustu, W. j. Duumul 3. e.. Ewing, ID.
h.. IlnWuu, Il, J, Hilton, W, 10 Bsruen,
T.uI o.. p4Imur 4iINm johnson, John
Robinson ami G.. r., Mason,
THESE gentlemen viii be required 10
rcsyc only tn the Jrial5 VI prisoner
Low 10 CUSTODY,
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,nEEr AM cArurarN', WAX
NsUs brought ~ Actual IIosuIires Ia
Ituu.t ,uuatY.

Nt"u|h hUuHANs
RED CLur CYl, May g7.-Tho
hut open rupture iu tho much talked
l, sheep End catutmua's war In Rlutt
county, hsg occurred. -Four men are
badly wounded, two OF whom may die
~ tlalr IiuTles. Tho news WA
brought by "a messenger, who came Tor
medical HstlstHuur. lnr matHeuVer
gIulu give but few details Of the
uNuir, The following arc She CaFual.
Iir3 william Hatuu, received ON his
'HFu. cad q long cash hlIu with "A
Quirt and WAS uut ia thr Ribs with "a
EuHt, Alex WluaIow, Gu. back OF his
.-.t oar, ranging duwnWar'; alec one
across tue neck nearly s0verlug the
artery nod wmIplpe; lOm Dice, cut
ru tho back OF neck all badly beaten
.vrr tue ysw, John Wlnallw. cut
a1voFal times lu the back. The 6uenp
M oHuauutgr was twuuly mllos above
WoIcuu, ON Slngphuru, lueiftpllng il
100 Intense that iishuny is expected at
many p.IHH.
DEsvlG ,tny g7.-A special to the
lines t.Hn Red tuN, Colo, uaya.
a rn.lr. hH8 reached bore 10 th,
effect That "a Ul. n Gt took place ysstgr-
Iuy between lhu C.tllumrn and sheen.
men no RJult county few milpB west
OF Steamboat Syringe In which two
uat.lemUu were Killed and nix WOuuu-
ui. Elfy-iuuT tuuu0aud rNurp, accom-
unuluI by 10 wagons, eaun carrying
from four % bis anon, are being driven
through the country u WoiUJtt,
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10 uprti stili Ali,,g

NAV iuWs, May ga sneual 90
l0g Hrrud Tsm Tampa pya The
llaAua boo Tampa hHveuuWs tNat IuaIs
..7m 20 believe that General jose
4a'N fN'l lives ami will Join them
I3lilIu DO tHIs country In u snort time.
,..'u.l Form heguuri0, leader % tue
l.'..lHua1ry PARTY iU laupR, says
,..h'hrHlalu OF bio hud arrived from
havana this evening aud asserted
,Nal neither tho SpEniaTtg nor tus
Nlolua !u Havana believed MART has
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" TWNu.r.. HHy -U=hhHul l~H
Inches uf .HIE Igi through uHuuru
Wisr.E.n IHHt night The ar1w wuf
ur1rclat Hy Tsi1tuMcnpui cut she fOt.
cot Au.8.
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wuras Tor tasElous.

hrW NuWg May gG-A special %
Che H.r4d rom Gusluua'u rayg Al,
l.IEH t.r uauEst'un OF AfgIg, 900
American citizen, WAS not urlg.ol by
Ma aGl..IgI,u government, the laf.
iar haHauavrgDi fully und cnFHfuIIy
llr demand i0r TularEli0n made uy
Minister Young. Ample CuWpuuta,
tln hos been made Uy President
fauiH Coz tho puuIfnmeut indicted uu
Angle mud Two other Americans BY lHu
UFIa .ugTts.
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%. A.nLn.l .n..nn.. an,ern.r.

."''.A'"H 100 .'NA'N ~ AHN p NA N'HNH
fHoESIA, A'izo May -5,-lg doycI.
oIel today that Judge joel r. Olive
ono u, q. Duncan, agents Of tho inter.
l, departments urp here Tor the lur.
y '' NJ investigating the charges
preferred HTMuHt Governor Hugha.
some Slime ago by the executive COM
wll'gt ui the territorial Dcmoufpue
central c.mWIJIt r.. a. f.caaa, tho
'haIinlu OBJ tHu CualrH c0mnittuu,
utl''tgd before the department ,.uul8
ara Governor Huehys puI mode %
sworn 7iHtumnnt uitrratiuv tup o4ag..
q. "' m1iIraBguC8 AMI li.lasnltg 90 tnu
,n.nm1a'Atlc party made by Hra ,Ieau-
u'e committee, MT Fiukas's ufraigu.
l-.Hl %. the governor 10 sril 20 nayu
,.. % CALM passionate, yut terrible.
n.Nef.nr llughta was given an uuYor.
iuD.lly Go make s,Btpmont In his own
f.AN'L The examination Of Chairman
'.has nnl the governor 10y the agents
vA',n"td rom 40 a. on. t0gp. u, Ut
"N,'u llmr the mgttet was continued
.' 'lhJg hearing Monday next.
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aoIdicTs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nopnbI,,

WASHINGTON, b, c., May g7.-A
uab.usHm uas been received nt the
state department from u. 3. consul al
Amy, Chlus, stating that the soldiers
occupy Ing FormOsa have declared for
tue republic.
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CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Tho Island Not RIpl for Separation
From Spain, Says EJlAEo
AMERICAN KILLED by srASrluDs



NEW luhil, May ETA aVrclai TO
the Hord Ir9m Havana. Cuba, IlguH
fla, faI.avgI,.y tutsrvipyg .t..u the rB.lt.
l''l Hi'u'H'n on lna' '''".1'
senior Rafael Moniofri loader VI tue
AvtIu0mist or home rule rarity, nnd
,..,.,......,-,.,..t lp, E.,r..B t.r....
......... -.
N''Ne u'Fuy l'""' "'' l''''"' 20
tugTio fuIriTei 'ul.; "lHa rev. .u'
.IJuisb viii uus % .Iicf'Hi CONDITION
tom the one that prevailed when lNr
t.ruvt civil war broke uHH" sold H"
"At luv UrlluaL umn lu.f. atn N
i.w tumun OF Intelligence 1T IH'...
g nv M ~ 'l I'M 'o intprtru vg,r, ~
nearly 90 CuDnns SYM sih.z.d viii
que revolt Esnin.t SPAN lNe f.'NI'
Iu h.nNaEN lIuNutN 1 N.Ii.h'i MN'
laiL CONDITIONS uto lai n.u.9r ,u.n
n'FrW la
''H.a % 1i ilne Tor 'IaIhlIIn from
90" WuIa.r country u' h.t h.''
"i.l lhn great 0PihlAti Ihi'a' N.'
.r.a. Who Hs.H the iuHAnH HiU u|. o..
..ru" u' NH' $50 '. Dog
lu..r lbl I1lu" were 90" I'..W
100 nave t"'.f way hN4 F'N.' Hl. .'H.
H.t.INu WIN spain INf ..".
l....s.f 'Aa" "."'A t"I.. '.'o'".' ...
N. u.. nel Oh. '-lss lu 30
'..'Ial @H. ..fn r.'.pf 10 .'y
".I.N Foo lh|.I.ltN aHA HHaut.t ...ia.
Ia.' '.HIH Ii,N'l'
"a.a.. 'Au' s.. lH.iN
atA Ia.I.iHt.y Ht.N
.A. .hH.A'A'If ohhi'".n.H1 W lH'
300. N.t.t -..l,' h.|'. N....i.....
... 'N. uu. ,Ha IIta. h-sa.
ur tl.aui DO a.'"
All. t,f.gtras I.ff.rn
NLW lNhhr stay -t-h H".la' Z.
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NEW YJRS, May -I--rhe execu.
tive board VI assembly No. 10 X. Of l.,
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Germany Withdraw, from Uusain.a

AEw NuUE, May 2I.-A special 10
aa hTuld tom Berlin suyE Ger
lAJ Hgs refused 90 cooperate with
N4.N 300 forcing Japan 90 withdraw
DE. hoops from Iuruau territory.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
Depot Robbery.

Last Friday evening while the AGE If
and other EMPLOYEES of the depot wer,
awav at simmer tbief entered the
de not and. opening one of the casa
drawers stole abont $40 in money. He
also took two tickets to Wjnona and
one TO New Orleans. The first ticket
however WA. found on the floor torn
in two and il WIS noticed that he had
nrobablv THROUGH mistake. slammed
it with the depot stamp across the face.
Tickets are Good only when slammed
across the back. which the thief rroba-
Div knew and therefore threw il away.
The agent thought it the best policy to
no,b;o., ahor, tbo ro>hory until h,
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
At Hylnen's Altar.

A happy social event Thursday, June
y. was tns marriage OF Miss Ida Al
len TO Mr. l.. +. Oldham.
The ceremony took place at the
Methodist church at = o'clock p. M,
Rev. }. II. Alexander officiating. The
church was beautifully aud artistically
decorated with flowers and evergreens,
and Il novel effect was produced by nu-
merous cages of twitterng canaries
The ushers, Messrs. See Bachman and
George Mcmillan preceded the contract
ing parties to the altar, AS from the OF.
gan tloatcd rhythmic wedding march
inspired by the master hand of Mrs
SalIie Alexander. The bride and groom
faced the audience while the word,
were uttered that made them man and
wife, the ushers being ranged on the
left.
rg .he church, Mr.. and Mrs
Oldl. 1t once to the train and
will 40 ,pek or two at Galveston
before pr ,iing to their future home
at Mckinney, in Northern Texas.
The bride, the second daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. II. c. Niles, was one OF
the fairest buds that ever adorned Kos.
ciusko society. No young lady was
more univers sally popular than she
Beautiful in face and form and cultured
in mind, she is WILL qualified to grace
any place in life. She was noted rs on,
of the most accomplished musicians in
Mississippi. The groom Is Il handsonl.
and rising yosng merchant of McHin
ney, Texss, being junior partner in the
large tirm of Mabry, OIdhs,n, K Co.
who own stores at Bonham and Mckin
ney. MIR. Oldham il manager of tn,
store at the latter point. He was RAISED
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.

The four new brick stores on Eas
Side are nearing completion. There i.
talk of another.
See the STARS 50-cent offer on anoth,
er page and try your hand at guessing
on the general election.
WANTED Shelled corn at
Hammond's gin.
2t L. Hammond.
The good ladies of the Methodist
ch urch have at last got to work on their
commodous soeie,y room inst in rear
of the church. 1t will be a by IS feet
In size ond will open directly into the
church. 1t will also be used as an in
fant class room of the Sunday School.
A joke is told on Mr. Hays Pace to
the effect that yesterday morning when
he thought Mr. Wheeless had beaten
nm for Coroner and Ranger he became
deathly sick and went home to bed; but
he revived with surprising alacrity
when he heard that Wheeless was de.
feated and he elected.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

A mistake that inexperienced men
invariably make in writing an adver-
tlsement is, they mention too manv
articles for the amount of space they
have to occupy, thereby crowding it 80
that the proper displays have to be
omitted, depriving the ad of any attrac-
tiyeness whatever, and giving it the ap-
pearance of advertising every thing in
general and nothing in particular. You
never had customer who wanted to
buy a part of everything in your store
at once; it is always a few particular
articles at time. BY advertising
few things at time you will always
have room for some striking remark
about your goods and give promi-
nence to every article you mention;
anu, by changing often, mentioning
different articles in each change, you
will 10 more real good advertising in a
column space in years time than you
would in whole page by crowding it
full and letting it stand year.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
KOsclusko Market.

A great reduction in ladies slip
pers for the next 80 days. Those
formerly sold for $3.50 and 1915
now 60 for So; and the 50 line at
tlS5; and 81 80 line at sl.25; and
$1.25 line a: 81. all the very lates,
shapes and styles.
w. B. Potts Co.
The best Louisiana molasses in
Town at Shanks'. Try it.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

That interest in our al coupon con-
test is increasing is shown by the in
creased number of votes each week,
The first week only Is votes were ca st;
the second 10 votes and this week we
have l0o. Let the number be largar
than ever this the last week for the
present.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

To Mr. and Mrs. j A Gilliland a boy,
Saturday, June 30.
70 Mr. and Mrs. Il P johnson = girl,
Thursday,..Ju.y4.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
!. B. R,seaEAa|
PERSONAL,

Capt. ] P Mills is in the city.
Judge Niles is holding court at Vicks
burg.
Mr.. Emmett smythe, of Green vile
is in town.
Messrs. r f Anderson ant r S Ash
ley are in town.
Mrs. + ddie Patton is in the city visit
ing her fathers family.
George MCCLELLAN left for McComb
City Tuesday.
Mr.. Bernard Jones and wife are Wis.
iting his father, DR.. Jones and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham Mills will re.
turn home Friday from their bridaI
trip.
Mrs. Henry Wilson returned to Lex
ington Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jim Morris, of Holmes county
visited Mrs. F z Jackson recently.
Mrs. Bette Morris, of Lexington, at.
tended the Oldham-Allen wedding.
Rev, W + Tins and f,mily, Of Learn
Ell visited his mother recently.
Mrs. G Mabry and children left Mon.
day for their home in Bonham, Texas.
Mrs. Lummie Carpenter retr rned
home Monday from Starkvile.
Miss Mary Willie Dicken, OF Dur ant,
is visiting Miss Katie Atkinson.
Mr.. Minis, of Memphis, Ala, is in
the city visiting his daughter, Mrs.
HAden.
Mrs. Henry Williams, of Durant, is
in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. sgd White, who is now q hnst-
ling hardware merchant of Water Val
ley, is in town.
Messrs. Bach man, Atkins and Cam.
erOn left Wednesday for Lexington TO
attend district conference.
Prof. B + Deanchamp returned from
an extended trip to Durant and Lex.
ington last Saturday.
Mr. See and Walter Bachman returned
from Chattanooga VIII ere
they have been attending the Ep-
worth League meeting.
Mr.. C G Kelly made a business trip
to New Ore ms this week.
Messrs. J A Kelly and A Ricketts,,
from way up on Zilpha, Were promi-
nent visitors TO the city Monday.
Miss Mamie Mccoy returned home
from an extended visit to
Mr.. r B Townes has sold his stock of
goods to firm in Grenada and it was
boxed up this week for shipment.
Hon. John A. Davis visited Columbus
this week-bnt just why tradition does
not inform US. Whether he was called
thither by the spsrkli g eyes and siren
voice of some fair charmer or the stern
er duties of business we will not under
take to say.
Mr.. Joe Weiss left the city yesterday
On prospecting trip to Indian and Ok
|ahoma territories. He and his brother
Emile. who will follow in q short
while, intend to set up business in
some thriving town in that section.
Kosciusko regrets I" lose them both.
They are upright and popular young
men, and wa wish they could have
found it to their advantage to remain
here.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

An old man babe his sons try to
break a bundle Of sticks. They
could not do it; but when the sticks
were separated and tried singly
they were easily broken. "See, my
sons" he exclaimed, "the power
of unity.-NSOP.
Honest goods, lowest prices,
large assortment, and square deal
lngs are the sticks that make up
the grocery business.
Almost every grocer has one or
more of these sticks; but it takes
all four to make bundle such as
ours is-that can't be broken.
Come to see cur
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

to mSnhoo in kosciusko, where he
has many friends.
May their paths be paths of peace
and happiness; may joy wait on their
every bidding
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
The Sign over the
Door Reads: ~
rU0WDER 4 EDMTNDS
DRUGGISTS @

,yn .bey are leaders in the drug bust
NJ nos, in Kosciusko, as well as in
nrerything else usually sold by
j,nggists. Their aim is towards
Gyst-rlass goods. low prices and
ati.(actiol to their customers and
fbey invariably ''get the persim-
mon"
prNrMBER they keep fresh stock
No Of ali the reputable patent medi-
ines that YOU see advertised and
make speciality OF filling prescrip-
lions, which is done only by a
careful and reliable prescriptionist,
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
The Contest Decide a .

EDITOR SrAE:-
consider the advertisement Of
Harvey & Eoby tie best in your issue
't June =. Respectfully,
VI. q. CAMPBELL.
We find that the following - persons
Guessed the name of the winner ana We
have sent them five cents each; viz:
b + BeaUchamp, Carrie Beauc champ,
Maggie Mathews, Caroline Coleman,
Whitman Davis, r f Andersen, J II
Thompson, Shelby Campbell, T 0 Con-
ner, DR. ] H Pcrtwood, V NJ Roby, f X
Aderson, DR.. T D Smytne, T $ Conner,
NJ A Clark, Willie Graves, T Feeble J
II Temple, Eva Howard, c B Clark,
Mrs. Link Anderson, Ella Williams and
Arda Howard.
Those who have not received their
share of the premium Will call at the
office, as we have not been able to find
all.
The votes were distributed as follows
Harvey & Roby %, L B Rosenthal "a,
Alexander & Morgan ., NJ A Pierce 3,
W Potts Co. Z, IL w Jackson &,
W E..Brumby p, S Abraham & Co. 9,
ID l. Brown |, J A Mcclure ],
DR.. f C Coleman4, AE Kelly |.
L B RosenthaI, having received the
highest number OF votes gets the 500
note heads and $50 envelopes
Next week we will give to the adver-
tiser receiving the most votes 500 one
fourth size best IA pound bill heads.
After this we will give the peol lie rest
on guessing for time. Let everybody
come in and wind up the contest with
tremendous vote. 1t costs nothin ,,
The same premium will be given to
guessers.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
Left hand Side

Is my efferveseent soda foun-
tam, whore you can slake your
thirst and cool your system
with ice cold drinks. Passing
on down the store you will
see on one side the best of
Hour, meal, meat, and other
staple goods. On the other
are long shelves of canned
nuts and meats, pickles,
sauces, dried fruits; show cases
full of candies, nuts, and toile,
soaps. | have nearly every.
thing you want in the
Greatest profusion and my
prices are above reproach.
come one, come all, and
see what | can do for you.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

When man tries to advertise every
article he has at one time and only has
small amount of space to occupy he
shows an unwilingness to display Tor
show his goods.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

In advertising different articles by
names, particularly those that are of
the latest styles, advertisers should
always give some description of them
and tell what they are. When people
Who do not get fashion papers to read 3,
and who look to tie advertisements in
the newspapers to direct them in buy.
ing, see only the difficult names of
most fashionable dress goods without
any description of what they are, they
know very little more about what you
have to sell than if you hadn't adver-
tised.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

Our services are free. We
dent charge anything for
showing goods. We're so
proud Of the stock we like to
show 1t of. It's your bust
ness to buy or not. just M
yonr own good sense dictates.
We're glad to have you look
glad to have your opinion.
again invite you to visit my
grocery store and see the good
things there displayed. The
first thing you will see on the
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05

nm for Coroner and Ranger he became
deathly sick and went home to bed; but
he re 'ived with surprising aacrity
when he heard that Wheeless was de.
feated and he elected.
For Sale
My place, 312 acres, 3-room res
ldence, convenient to town, out
houses IN connection. A bargain.
D. B. COMFORT, JR.
This week Mr.. Fl, D. Field, of Kinds
county, becomes temporarily associate
editor of TIE STAR. He is a recent
graduate Of the A & NJ College, where
he won high honors as writer and de-
batter. We commend him to our read.
ers as a profound student and a writer
thoroughly honest in all his express
sions, -EDIroR STAR.
A happy double marriage took place
two miles Southwest Of town last Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock when Mr.. +
Il Odom was married to Miss Lottie
Ho'eman and Mr.. viii Odom to Miss
Myrtle Hoeman, Esquire Terry officia-
ting. The grooms are brothers and
the brides are daughters of Mr.. H P
HoIeman. A nu nber of guests we're
present from Dursnt and Leake county.
THE STAR wishes the young couples the
best of luck through life.
Our people should bear in mind that
the personal assessment roll of the
county ia now on file in the Chancery
Clerks Office open for inspection. 1t
will remain there until the first Mon
day in August, when the Board of SUI
pervisors will 60 over it and then make
their report to the auditor. In the
meantime every person assessed should
60 up and inspect the roll to see If il
contains any mistakes. The board
will correct all errors reported at the
August meeting. After that it will be
too late to rectify mistakes.
From all accounts there is a very
crazy or very d-velish negro loose in
the Neville community in this county
Monday of last week he appeared in the
Id OF Mr.. Bob Allen and kicked and
threate ned to Kill young Hall Allen,
mere boy. On Tuesday Of this week he
in the field of Mr.. Grant
Jordan and threatened some boys; but
was chased off. On Wednesday he
caused more excitement another
farm. by his queer actions. He Was
still unknown and at large when We
last heard from the affair.
The Board Of Supervisors went out
in bo"y Tuesday to inspect the pike
across Yockanookanv snd confer with
Mrs, Dicken, the owner. The latter
informed The Board that she had not
thought over the matter enough to de-
eide what sum she would take for the
bridge; but she would come to q decis-
ION this month and report to them at
their August meeting, whicn was con-
sidered soon enough, as her present
charter does not expire until August
7th. The members of the Board are
in favor Of a free bridge
and there is no doubt but that they
VIII Lave one after the seventh of next
month.
Lindamood 4 Pickett have prepared
plsas for a new store building and ope.
RI house 10 be erected by Judge Niles
IN the Southwest Corner of Court
Square on the lot where tha two. story
frame house now stands. The new
house will be three stories high, con-
Sisting of a base1,ant, a large store
and an opera house on the
top floor The house will be hundred
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-05
For Sale

My place, 315 acres, groom res
ldence, convenient to town, out
houses IN connection. A bargain.
d. B. COMFORT, IR.
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