The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29
TOWN AND COUNTY.

boy at his home to brighten the r.
mainder of his days
Any party desiring a sewing machine
can procure a New Home No. y fresh
from the factory at less than wholesale .
cost by inqulring at THE STAR office.
We understand that Mr.. O + Smythe
will open a grocery store on North side
next week He is a capable young bus
mess man and merits success.
There will De meeting of the Kos
ciusko bar this friday afternoon at
O'Clock to take suitable action in regard
to the death of Col. Brantley. A full
attendance is requested.
On March 10Th Mr. w B Summerhill
was married to Miss Zerelda Holt, Rev.
A r Hines officiating. Both parties
live North of kosciusko and come OF
excellent families. May long lives full
of happiness be their portion
An unfortunate accident befell Mr..
Jim Hammond, Jr., Wednesday morn
ing. While at work in his mill piece
of heavy iron shafting fell on him.
striking his shoulder and back. No
bones we're broken, but he was severely
sprained and bruised.
Mrs. l. Jordan, of Carthage, died at
the home of Mr. J c Walker Wedn es-
day evening. A difficult surgical oper.
alton had Deen performed upon her,
from the effects OF which she did not
recover. Her remains were taken to
Carthage for interment today Thurs
day.
See our silk for short waists at
80 cents per yard.
W. B. Potts Co.
THE STAR is pleased to announce Mr.
Johr kimbrough as a candidate for re-
election to the office of county Survey
or, a position which he has filled with
ability and with entire satisfaction to
the people. John is popu ar gentle
man, true friend of the people and
numbers his friends by the score.
Col. A II Brantley die, at the home
of Mrs. Houston, at Ackermar
last Tuesday morning and was buried
at Greensboro the following day. Tie
had been sufferer for a long while
And his death was not unexpected. Fol
years Col. BrantIey was a lromincn
member of the koscuSIo bar, anC
oEcr served ae district a., raey,
4 number Of unt ciirz rs Wcrt sa@
prised Monday morning by leceiying {
letter from l. Lyons & Co.., of New
Orleans. enclosing nickel with in
structions to 20 ia Harvey 4 Rohy anC
buy one Of their new cigars II a cedair
brand. 1t was q novel advertisement
and will no doubt at once build up (
sale for that particular clgar.
THE STAR is in recpiot of AN invita-
ton To the 2Sth annual meeting Of thu
State Medical Ass )ciation, wrich con
yenes at Jackson, April 10 and holds
three days. Among those known t.
our people who are to read papers o.
importan' subjects are Drs. Clark and
Smvthe. of koSciusso; K L. Howard
of Durant; and ;. l.. BriSter, of Green
wood
Our stock of white goods an'
laces is complete. We have jus
received consignment from New
York at low prices.
W. B Potts CO.
A few DAYS ago Mr.. Amos Vince
less sawed one Of the largest post oa
lors ever made up in this county. |
was cut five and half feet long AM
n. ade 1876 feet of good Eeart lumber. |
. was cut eff the place of Mr. Tom Con
: and made into posts. Many varlrti e
of the finest timber in the world sro'
to perfection in Attala County.
; Hats.--Wc have Just received
, nobhy line o. stiff hats for spring
i Call and see them.
: W. Is. Potts Co.
A few davs ago s. Abraham K CO
bought yoke of very fine steers fc
which they laid S75. They also pal
500 for two other yoke, making sl1
mid for six oxen. They were all to h
shipped for beef These pnces woul
Indicate that there is considcrabIemor
ey in the cattle business, rhe indie;