The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-10-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ast W ednesuay.
The Democratic canvass of this coun-
" opened at Ethel Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Kosciusko now has, for the first time
since the war, an uptown telegraph
office, being located in the NJ 4 F Bank
building, which will prove great con-
venience to the people. Mr.. Earnest
] lucas is the operator.
Two enterprising young men from
Beat 5, Messrs. w I King and Geo.
Sanders entered the 18th grade OF the
city Public School this week and prom
Use to be among the leaders OF the grade
We welcome such young men to our
school and our town.
Miss Tennic Cook has returned
from the Eastern markets with the
loveliest line of millinery and the
cheapest in the city, look out for
the date of her fall opening.
The young people enjoyed most de-
hghtful dance at the Opera House last
Monday night. Twelve or fifteen cou-
Piles were present, and the dance con-
tinued until the wee small hours. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Jackson string
band.
DR., Frank D. Smythe has rented the
upper story of Mr.. Aaron Storer's large
residence, and will use it as an infirm-
orv for the accommodation of his pa.
tents. An experienced and capable
nurse has been employed to attend
them.
A few weeks ago very unusual de-
mand was made by Col W 7 Landrum
in the advertising columns of the STAR
for tall men to gather corn. The Col
onel was in town this week, and says
: that applicants were plentiful, and
he had no trouble whatever in getting
G all he wanted. THE STAR stands with
ont single exception the best sd-
vertising medium in Mississippi.
Caps, Caps-men and boys a
w. B. Potts Co.
1t Presbytery of Central Mississippi
which was in session here last week
adjourned Saturday evening to meet il
~ Walden next April. The call that tn
es PRESBYTERIAN church here, made fo
Rev. ]. B. Hutton, to become its pas
q tor, was submitted by him to Pre.by
X terry and it declined to let him leave hi
present feld--Lexington and Durant-
". deeming it unadvisable at this time.
A Democratic club was organized ;
Sails last week. Hon. +. NJ. Gla
raj was elected Chairman and W P DuBa
he secretary. There was also one orga
lied at Pisgah, but we have not learn'
ON the names of the officers. Beat W
be found doing her duty. 1.-The Seer
taries of the different clubs in t
ms county will give Us items of their pr
ceedings we will gladly publish them
We met our old friend, jeff Sims,
ma, Beats on our streets last Tuesd
Irn- and told him we heard that he h
gone over to the Populite party.
~ promptly and Indignantly denied
NO stating that he was the same old DE
W" ocrat he had always been. he a
stated that some of the Popultes
ONE his Beat had returned to the Del
ther cratic party and he thought IN
would come before the election.
sim See the handsome feather
act four boas just received at
N.., w, B. Potts CO
MARRIED-At the residence oil
NJ. Storer ON Saturday evening, :
TT 2sth, Mr.. W. II Fenwick and Mis-
49, Tins, Rev. W. F. Tins, brother OF
bribe officiating. Mr.. Fenwick
heen a citizen of our town for se'
town years and by close attention to
cood ness and his moral upright chara
~ he has won the re,pec. OF the
tire community and his far y
man, bride is one of Kosclusko's favo
last having been born and raised IN
were midst. She is loved BY all who
her. Possessed, AZ she is, OF
=. beautiful.tralts of character which
'"' make up the true woman. the
extends hearty congratulations
W wishes them happy married HE
h r. We give to our readers this wee
Mrs. magnificent speech of Gen. II .
/, her thall, delivered at Ch'ckamagna
= glad cation last week. While every