The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-23
TCWN AND COUNTY.

came IN too late for publication this
week, bat will be in the next issue.
/ SPECIAL attention is paid all Koscins
ko people who stop at the City Hotel
when they have occasion to 90 through
p"rant. Get oil on the derot side.
Rev. Roht. Rily has kindly consented
to preach at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at II O'Clock m and s D
m. The public are cordially invited to
be in attendance.
NOTICE. If the party from Riley
Miss, who sent US an article for publ
cation this week will send us his name
we will publish it in our next issue.
It's positively against the rule of all
first class newspapers to publish any
article unless the name of the author
accomplish the article.
Elder Is y Hatch, Baptist State sun
day Srhco Evangelist delivered a very
interesting ana instructive lecture in
this place last Tuesday night on Sun
day School work. We hope all who
heard him We're benefited He is en-
gagged in noble work for the good of
the youth Of our State and should e
encoured therein.
Those of or readers who enjoy a
good, religious article will take pleas
IRE in reading one on the inside of this
issue entitled "The Beatitude of Sor-
row" and we will here take occasion to
say that each issue hereafter will con-
tain an article on some religions sub
ject, believing as we DO that it will be
appreciated by arge number of our
readers.
Mr.. 7 S DuBari has bought him
a delivery w"g" and will deliver
goods. Il, h- las always done, to
amy part 81 the city.
| Mrs Ashford. wife of Mr. J p Ash
f,r', III 1t ut her hme near DossviIe
last tuesday night At > o'clork after a
I protrpctt.d illness. Size was about 90
Year. ci age and has many Years been
a consistent member Of the kosciu,ko
Presbyterian church. She leaves a
/ husband and four children to mourn
her death. Her funeral was preached
at the Presbyterian church Thursday at
10 o'clock by Rev. J II Alexander and
her remains inferred at the kOsciusko
cemetery Immediately afterwards. The
Star extends sympathy to the bereaved
family and relatives.
DIED. At his residence three miles
east Of kosciusko, Sunday evening,
Aug. Is, after an illness of several
weeks, Or. A Herring. DR.. Herring
was about seventy-tour years old at his
death and had been silert of At
| tala county for over f0rty-ive wears
and had dnrln. that time been mem
Der of til. PRESBYTERIAN church at this
place. He, has been twice married, his
first wife was Miss Mckee, a sister
of the ate Mrs. Allen Dood and his
last wife who survives him was Miss
susan ,lpek. sister nf the late Capt. W
+ Meek. DR.. Herring was good
christian gentleman and will be greatly
missed ii This community. We extend
To lis n ef stricken family our deepest
sympathy. DR.. Alexander, his oil pas
tor and fliend, preached his furnea in
the Presbyterian church last Monday
after which lie was buried in the city
cemetery.
see Har,ey & Roby's new line
pocket knives AMI razors before
purchasing elsewhere.
We regret tn learn of tho death OF
the death of Eula 7, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. IL Doty, which sad
event occurred at the home of the par
ents near Doty Springs on the 18th Of
this month. TO the grief stricken par
ents, who have unr sympathy, We com
mend to them the careful reading of an
article in this Issue, entitled THE
Rpatitue Of sorrow" wherein they will
find comfort for their troubled hearts.
At the Neshoha county fair held at
Dixon last week. three of Attala's citi-
zens carried off five prizes p T Steph-
chs .or the fastest trotting horse, his
horse having made mile in 2:29 >.
d l. Brown for the oest saddle animal
and & " Jonrneav AS best male rider.
Mr.. Mccoy Was y 40 present. saws that