The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-30

The new paper will be named 1.-THE
Attala Ledger"
Ordination service at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
From Mr. Scott Steed we learn that
the boil worm is doing great damage 10
cotton in his neighborhood.
After the entertainment tonight,
those that wish to, may remain ana
enjoy the dance.
We regret that Shrock items were
crowded cut the last time they were
sent and would be glad to hear from
Pansy and Violet at an early date.
The farmer as we'll as people in ev-
erv other vocation of life will rejoice
to know that everything points TO
eight cent cotton this fall.
As the season for molasses making Is
at hand, We publish this week an arti'
Gle from the Home & Farm on syrup
making, which may prove OF value to
J some of our readers.
Lansdale will move his fam
: ;lv to Kosciusko in a few days. we
oou,d make no better wish in the in
+orast of the town than that she would
: fill up with just such citizens as these
Mrs Ellen Barrett Lyon enjoys the
a,a.;nct;G7 of being the most beautltul
:, woman in Mississippi as well as lady
of superior intellectual atSs'niiien'''
You should see her in La Marquis NC
e Mohrivart tonight Thursday.
Cotton will be good price this fall
and trade will be lively, Kosciusko
should make big pull, and a fine way
: 70 becin is TO give the town a big ap-
t psarence with big ads in our Sept
Trade Edition.
4 ye,v noticeable improvement in
It our town is the work being done on the
streets. Many place have almost been
impassahle in the winter months here
tofore vii, be as firm and smooth as
the streets in metropolitan cities.
Atacal Ell meetin, of the board Of
Alderman, held last Monday evening
q MrJ X Graves and Mr. L B Rosen'ha
were elected trustees of the public
r schools of KOsciuske IN place OF MI
Ia Wade Harvey and Mr. NJ 7 Boswell
who resigned.
d We learn that John F. Hester is
j, 4 candidate for Seargent at Arms o
. the Senate. Mr.. Hester is a one-arn
confederate soldier and in every wa
qualified for the position and We woul
g like to see him get it.
~ AAf ~ G:ssNs1n :"'tS
day says that Under decree o. the Z
S. Court, rendered by Judge Niles a
IL Mississippi City recently, contrao
was made to complete the Calf an
,e Shin lsland rail road from Ship Islam
TO Haiti esburg on or before Novembe
- lst, 1896.
We regret to learn of the death !
Mr.. Frank Williams who died last Fri
6 DIV at Adm Bridge, La. Mr. William
left here about two years ago, and wa
the picture Of health and manhood
lie is brother of our fellow towns
y" men, Messrs. II G and J Z Williams
$ He leaves a wife ard three children.
N Mr.. A Horton, of Beat 4, died in DIT
~ rant last Friday after short illness
10 He had been unwell and was on b
lie wa, to Castalian Springs, thinking tn
n. water would help him, but died befor
ce he reached; there. The Star extend
t. Sympathy to the bereaved family.
* Msssrs DuBard & Chestnut have d
az vided their stock this week. Mr.. d.
'' bard will ship his part to Wesson whel
y he will as heretofore engage in the e,
- clusiye shoe business. Mr.. ChesnN
:" will remain with US and is now movlr
his stock to the east side IN Nile
building and will continue to serve I'll
people with the best shoes for the lea
ne money.
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