The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-22
TOWN AND COUNTY.

1.-THE people want cotton facto-
rv in Kosciusko let them come to
the Court House Monday, April
LIST.
A friend tells us that the Democrats
of Beat are gaining ground. An able
bodied member of the party was born
to Mr.. J H Num- last week.
Col. Brooke has let the contract
to Mr.. M. M. Hull to make extern
sive improvements on his residence
and the premises in East Koscius-
ko.
Mr.. B T Fulilove is candidate for
Justice of the Peace Of Beat l. Mr..
Fullilove is a gentleman of pleasant
manners and good judgment and has
many friends to back him.
Mr.. Lum Edwards is candidate for
Supervisor of Beat /. He is a gentle
man who has many friends and few en-
emies and will no doubt make strong
race. He has before served on the
Board and is therefore familiar with
the duties Of the Office.
San Burt. Chas. Bell, Bill Coleman,
and Matt Rodgers, all negroes, were
sent to the penitentiary last week, they
having been sentenced by the recent
court. CIV Crawford. the white man
convicted Of bigamy, has appealed to
the Supreme court and still remains in
the Kosciusko Jail.
Mr.. q R Bailey and Miss Ella NJ.
Hight were married at the home of
the brides mother, four miles south OF
Kosciusko, last Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Thos. Cameron officiating. The bride
3 is sister Of Messrs. Chas. and Henry
Hight and is q most estimable young
, lady. We wish her and the happy
groom every JOY through life.
+ A cotton factory in Kosciuske
will provide market for country
produce, give employment TO men
women and children, lower thu
price o: cotton goods, and help al
classes. If YOU want it come t(
v the Court House next Monda,
It week.
Two citizens Of ths town went dow
to Sails horseback last Monday an
: both agree that the worst road the
fou al in the entire II miles was in tn
er public Square before they lett Koscius
. ko. Gentlemen of the Board of Aide
ic men. before another winter sets in v
suggest that You put gravel, or cinder
70 or brick dust, or sand, or something o
nj our streets.
In response to call in last week
q STAR, Mr.. J A Manldin has consente
SD To become a candidate for Supervise
of Beat 2 and this announcement WI
an be received with pleasure by his frin'
er Mr.. Mau!din isrecommended to us as
gentleman in every way worthy OF Il
se nositisn and We have no doubt that
-. will make good officer if elected.
ey Monday, the first dag Of April,
H. the date that We want every mi
in Attala County to paste in his he
to On that day will be determine
90 whether start will De made I
ward building up n great mark
-, for country produce in our mics
an a.. as we'll as to provide labor at g,o'
~ wages for men, women, AMI CHI
dren. These things are OF SUI
! Gent importance to Justify you
coming to the Court House to G
courage the factory movemer
even if you have to lea
farm work on u good Ga
Let everybody come and hear sor
m practical talks that will do the
= good.
The STAR extends hearty co
r. gratulations to Mr.. G. 1. Smiths
on the safe arrival at his home
III The second set of twins-all DO,
We are tol,l on good authority II
q he was the happi-st man IN Lea
n county when the news was
~ nounced. Mr.. Smithson is NJ
l. indeed we'll fortified against
winds of adversely. Even II
ld his earthly possessions should
swept away, when he comes to
n old he will know no fear, for
will have many strong and you
Iy ful arms to lean upon. 1t '