The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-20
State News Boiled Down.

rnuica wants II big hotel"
Enterprise has a cooking club,
The elm trees Mt Jackson arc dying
Liicoln county has II Confederate pen
sioneIs.
Jacksou's public schools has SOL schol-
ars enrolled.
Pike county grand jury found % in
iictments.
Tate county works her convicts on the
public roads.
Hooilums interrupt divine services IN
Pamela county.
Several cases of CHAMBERS are reported
from Water Valley.
The negroes who are qualified are reg
istering all over the State.
A number of children about Brandon
are afflicted with catarrhal fever.
The Subsoiler and Democrat urges the
building of Il cotton mill at Colinth.
The report that small pox exists at
Summit is untrue, says Tho SonLInel.
Jackson has IL $500 damage suit on
hand on recount Of Il detective bridge.
Two bales of cotton sold at auction at
Meridian recen ly brought 10 cents per ID.
Diloxi's city council has passed an or
dinance for the prevention of cruelty to
animals
The ravages Of the boil worm in the
Delta is as bad or worse thal was at first
reported,
Mrs. q. d. Forman, Il highly respected
lady of Fayette, died at that place last
saturday,
Hrrm Darling and Mrs. ID. p. Stewart,
of Poplarville, were marrieda at that place
last S mday evening.
CT horne county runs its schools for
eight months and the teachers are paid
from $50 to $50 per month.
Two Oxford boys ran away from home
recently and went to Memphis just for
to ride Oh the electric cars"
Tw,nty-one cars OF coal and stone were
ditched in II Georgia Pacific wreck near
, Greenwood IA few days ago.
The Aberdeen Examiner says the heat
during the last six weeks has been almost
unprecedented in that region.
The last Federal court ut Meri liam
handled the blind tiger fellows lightly
$40 and costs was the regulation line.
: Capt. Joe j. Evans, State Treasurer,
has been appointed State agent Tor the
Home Life Insurance Co. of New York.
The survivors of the 18th Mississippi
|, Regiment held Il reunion at Ackermal
last Friday, and IL big and good time had
Moses l.. Nelson committed sniclde al
, NoHcudio oHo udt idoh Wcch ucCdlSc l
, young lady refused to ~reaiprosatc hi,
love.
}. J. Quinn, Il yonug lumberman, was
struck by ii flying knot recently at Merid
!, lad aud seriously injured. Ills skull was
fractured.
"a heap of monkey business wls done
II at the recent primary election for Scnl.
tor in OkIibbella county," says the A.bcl.
Z deen Examiner.
G Miss Louise, the l5-year-oll daughte
\ OF Maj. l.. W. Mayrudcr, a leading mem
Der of the Vicksburs bar, died in tina
n city on the 18th inst.
A Leake county farmer advertises fl
u thirty strong mon to gather corn. Mus
- be at least ten feet high in order 10 reacl
it without the aid of u s~tefslaaticr.
= A silver half dollar, in excellent stat,
v OF preservation. coined in $50. WI
plowed up the other day in IN old fell
Y on Sipscy creek in Monroe county.
y
q Twenty-Five and Il half cents is til
" price charged for each bale Of cotto
n handled by the Compress Co. of jackson
n besides the compress fees. Rather steel
,H1 The Bolton News suggests old and in
o. firm eggs rs u remedy to Mormon mi
sionalieS who seek to influence Mississll
n plans to add the mum Der OF wives q
y hand.
h. The Pearl River News says: !'Hal
d. times are destined to soon become an IL,
III known quantity and u back humble
IL among the thrifty and Industrious tarn
els of this great State.
Herbert Evans, who was appointe
through competitive examination to I'll
Naval Academy at Annapolis, has success
at fully passed both the mental aud physical
e." examinations ut that institution.
Two prisoners recently escaped tro
ny The Purvis jail by tearing the iron gra
rt ing from tho brick wall. Will Fur,
70 was confined in an adjoining cell, b
he could not get to the opening made By I'll
an escaping prisoners
III The Perry County News says: &C. Y
is Rich will have his Riclburg and Colul
III bia r~OMisconnected with the main line
Of fila Nn..t hpnatnir, rNi1 in f1a nnuran nj