The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-02-15
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Mr.. Pelham Mills is in the city.

Mr.. Will Yandeli made = flying trip
to Canton this week.
Ladies reading circle will meet next
time at Mrs. V C Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Dodd, OF Kentucky
are tisiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. + D Seward, proprietor of the
Seward House of McCool, was in town
this week.
Miss Nola Beaman, of Yazoo City, is
the beautiful and charming guest of DR.
and Mrs. J II Roby.
Mr.. Lumlv, of Yazoo county, was in
the citf Wednesday enroute to West
Point to attend the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
A white girl named Crswell. of North
Alfalfa, was lodged in Jail last week on
a charge of infanticlde, sent up from
Esquire Rigby's court.
The entertainment Of the public school
at the Opera House on the 22nd will
be for the benefit Of the school library.
Everybody that can should patronize
them.
WANTED BAD.-A pair Of stills tall
enough to wade through the mud of
kosciusko; pair Of snow shoes broad
enough to bear us upon the snow of
Kosciusko; pair Of spiked shoes to
keep us from slipping on the ice of
kosciusko.
The Circuit Clerk informs us that he
will visit all the precincts in the coun-
ly for the purpose of registering voters
during the month Of June. Those vo-
tiers who have registered since May,
1892, and who have not changed their
voting precincts do not have to .e-reg.
lister.
List Of letters remaining in the P G
at kosciusko for the week ending Feb
II, 1895: NJ C Ayers. Mr.. George Bal
ley, J V Drysdale, W f Jones, J W
johnson, Mr.. Jimmy Jones, J C Kelly
E Motley, James O'Connell, Mr., Alher
Odell, Mr., G G league, Mr. Edward
Winters, NJ ss Dollar Roberts.
Hettiet. Foo1e, P N,
I Mr.. W II Smith, OF McCool, has il
his possession cop, Of the Now YOrl
! Itrald that chronicled the assasnnr
ton Of President Lincoln the norma,
after the foul deed was committed
1t also contains war newa Of great i'm
portance. Mr.. Smith is having man,
copies of the paper reprinted
and he will shortly be among the PEG
pie selling them. They will be inter
esting and valuable. s04
In this weeks issue appears~the al
nounSement Of D I. Smy the, ]r, foI
the flee OF Sheriff of Alfalfa county
d L has had considerable experience il
this work, having been deputy undeI
his father for several years, lie is $
Young man of unlrcstioEable courage
and capabilliy and if elected will make
I the county good sheriff.
The many friends of Mr.. J II Hol.
lngsworth will be well Pleased to see
his announcement as 4 candidate 70,
Chancery Clerk. He was raised in hi.
county and numbers his friends and
acouaintances all over It. Dir. llol.
lingsworth is good business man, al,
expert accountant, well vereei in legal
forms, and would make most excel
lent clerk.
Jo,ial Nh. Tiney Boyd, Of Sails, was
in town Wednesday and authorised
THE STAR to announce him asa candl-
date for Tax-Assessor. Mr.. Boyd Is Il
popu lar, atfable gentleman and he has
scores of friends in his country who will
back him up in his race. He also hat
lots of friends in this neck of the
woods. lie is capable and we'll quail
fled for the Office aud will make 4
strong candidate.
Prof. Mat Campbell e'te:s the race
for Superintendent OF Education this
week. and "A man better qualified c"n'''
rot h. selected. He i, an esiucsi"r in
the strict sense of the word; iie loves
his work, and is most intelligent In IT.
He has been teacher for years and
the people IN every community where
he has served can bear witness to his
talent. If elected, he will raise the
standard OF the Office and show by his