The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Monday.
Mr.. Glazier has moved his grocery
store to the Walden Old stand.
Our flower gardens are now veritable
bowers of beauty. They never were
more lovely.
Mr.. Buck Palmertree, a farmer living
near the Northern boundary OF the
county, died last week.
The Populites hold their county con-
vention Eext Monday. Then we will
see what we will see.
Prof. Williams was the happy recip-
lent of many flowers from his pupils on
the closing day of the yublic school,
From all reports we hear it seems that
the acreage of corn in the county is ia.
creased over that of last year.
The farmers are hard at it these fine
days, work is well advanced, and we be-
lleve everybody is determined to make
this year of plenty.
Mr.. W B Holman, deserving youno
man of Beat 4, Is a candidate for con.
stable. His announcement is in this
issue.
Chiffon silks and silk mulls in
ali shades at
The " B PITTS Co.
Mr.. Roane Terry is announced as =
candidate for Constable in Beat !. He
is we'll known to the voters and will
make good officer if elected.
We refer our readers to this an
nouncement Of Mr., J + Roby, of Beat 4
as candidate for Justice of the Peace
He Is a gentleman We'll qualified for the
place and is strong Democrat.
The pictures Of a certain young clerk
are in such demand at the photograph
gallery that the proprietor has to post
warning to keep admiring girls from
slipping them as fast as they are put on
the wall.
Ice cold soda, lemonade, Sher-
bert and milk shake the very best
in town at Gregory's parlor.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid So
ciety will give an Ice cream and straw
berry festival tonight (Frday) in the
vacant llollingsworth store building on
Northwest corner. Everybody is inyit
ed to 90 out and have good time and
help good cause
In this issue appsars the announce
ment Of Mr.. II G Glas, as a candidate
for reelection for Justice of the Peace
OF Beat /. Mr.. Glass is an A GOOD
citizen, Il clear headed conservative a:-
tlcer and thorongh Democrat. His
record in the past is an assurance Of
future.
The Reading Club had an interesting
meeting last week at Mr.. Armistead's.
Among other things the members re-
sponded to rollcalI with Shakespearean
quotations. Mrs. ) + W Roby discus.
sed the literary standing of Marian
Harland. Mrs. A Atkinson read an
interesting essay on modern Science,
Mrs. G + Boyd gave the literary news.
Tuesday afternoon while putting A
CURLING in well North of Kosciusko
MIR. Tote Comfort fell to the bottom. a
distance of forty feet. Fortunately
the we'll hal cayed at the bottom, 80
that he fell on loose earth; otherwise
he would have been killed Instantly.
He struck his head going down and
was seriously hurt. We hope that he
may soon recover.
Hot weather means fans You
need cheap ones and fine onts and
we keep all kinds.
W. B. Potts Co.
Last Montay night Sheriff Love, ac-
companled by Deputy Newt Love and
W G Mooney, went ont to the home of
Mr.. Eph Swinney to arrest his son An
drew. who had jumped his bond by not
appearing before the last term of court
to answer the charge of perjury. Dep
uty Love approached the house in ad-
vance of the others and crouchpd in
the yard behind IA peach tree 81 as TO
watch for Andrew Swinney. In this
position he was seen by Mr.. Eph Swim.
ney, who, not knowing who he war
tried to take u shot at him with a gun;