The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-01-25
State News Boiled Down.

ANiNSfSlpp' h'ONa ""''"'t AN"''"'
Judge.
The city taS-colleoior of Greenwood is
4 l.ldy
Mercantile failures are on the increase
IN this State.
Nafchcz has new paper, he DAILY
News.
Webster county has n p'pulite paper
ctlitci by woman.
The yicksbu,g Post advises farmers to
plant more cotton.
The Meridian Mercantile Company has
sold out to its creditors.
Meridian has tour candidates tor State
offices. Two many, we fear,
Meridian has said that blind tigers
shall roam her streets M more.
A large uumher of northern farmers
ure settling in Madison county.
lOnly twenty miles of railroad track
were laid in Mississippi during 1891
The Illinois Central has located col
ony of Belsaus in Bolivar county.
jShuhuta town authorities have ordered
crap shooters to work or leave town.
Some of Cob Chas. Z. Hooke's friends
are trying 10 boom him for Governor.
There is q decided movement all oyer
the State in favor of primary elections.
VIM. Watts, n negro, fell from horse
at Mississippi City and broke his neck
Hon. Jas. C. Lumkn was elected mayor
of Summit at the election held MOadav
Jackson has eight candidates Tor places
on the State ticket, Meridian only four
Vieksbnrg Board of Trade urges con-
grcss TO pay the sugar bounties for 1884
Yazoo City holsts of Il calf which is
the happy possessor of two complete
t.ils.
The newly elected Marshal of Merid-
ian promises 10 rid that city of buns ANA
loairlS.
The Stale Grand Lodge of MaSnn'S will
meet in West !'oint on the llth Feb
ruary.
| Forty families from Iowa have located
along the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
railroad in this State.
| 1t Is stated HAT less banks have failed
| in Mississippi in the past few years than
in any other STATE.
Mrs. Mollic Magee Smell commenced n
series of revival msetiuSs in New Or
leans last Sunday week.
The Branton postotlice was robbed ot
$50. the most of which were postage
stamps, on the night Of January II.
] The Woo0ville Corrier SAYS The WIS,
farmer this year will he the one thu
plants plenty to "a, aud let cotton aloue
| The paupers of Benton county are in
creaslng at Il rapid rate, two vuung one
Ibeing born at the Poor House last week
| Crystal Springs truck growers have or
/ dered COCO pounds OF radish seed for th
Years plnntin@-cnoush to laut ~
acres.
Mai. J. w. Bee, turnkey at the peni
irntiari in Jackson for many wears, dlrt
suddenly of heart disease Il few day
ago,
s A. i. Williams, of Ottnmwa. Iowa. ha
purchased an extensive plantation il
Madison comfy, Miss, and viii establish
II stock farm.
The press of the State are waeing
relentless war ON the "chenp .jolln' mel,
| al, al Sft ,l..lS 'lA,t al.
bound to 90
The "Scnts" and "An'i,Scotts', in Bul
ivar counry have settled their frIld, aut
now, the white wings of peace hover
over all.
Fire in Biloxi last week destroyed 4:
Store building owned by Collector a. NJ
Dahlgren, entailiug IA loss OF about $50O
insured for half the value.
Whisky and anti whisky about equal,
divided the voters OF Holly Springs
First one and then tho other gets ip con
troll OF the town government. The anti
seem to be in the saddle just now.
| Rev. DR.. VIM. Cross of Greenville
Miss has accepted II call to the rccioi
ship of one of the largest Episcopa
churches in Detroit. He is Il very abl
divine, and his services will be missed b
the church in Mississippi.
\ c. l.. Tenuisson, promihent mel
chant OF Summit, made an assignmen
last week for the benefit of his creditors
Assets are amply sufficient to cover til
liatilities--slOw G Elections caused til
. coIlape.
cI A planter of Warren county paid SIC
: State and county TAX last week vii
y part of the proceeds from the sale Of SUI
plus corn he raised last year. He hi
: several thousand more bushels to sell.
/ Rev DR.. j. N. Waddell, former Chai
: celo Of the University OF Miss >sippi, an
} Il prominent educator and thculoyial
\ died on the 9Th in Birmingham. lie wa
e3 years of age.
q Chas. Fitzgerald, citizen of Jackso
y ard formerly Il postal clerk, has been AZ
pointed postottice inspector at II salary I
, $L6OO per year. "a per day for eXpens,
and Tree transportation.
a Judge Chrismau il his charge to Ii
q P'""' J't caohnVH, hlSS', JduliHl
- 1dth, stated he had been informed thel
4 were class of merchants here whJ kel
\ their doors open and sold goods all da
: Sunday. He said II man who could Ut
I make living six days Ii The week di
: not deserve to, and tho grand jury WI
:. Vigorously charged to indict all sue
| violators of the Sabbath.
II
: A catching advertisement in
) widely circulated weekly paper lik
the DEMoCRAT-STAR is like a raj
bow in the East. 1t is IA brigh
! pledge Of to-morrow's business sur
: shine.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powde
Awarded Gold Medal Mdwinter Fair San Francisco.
Executors Notice 10 Cred
ilOrs.
! All persons having debts or clam
Z against the estate of Mrs. ROSA ILLINC