The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-01
TOWN AND COUNTY.

eaton 10 coming lAto town.
Ne cSnsratalats Mr.. ". ". Saffold
on the arrival Of another bFand.ne "
girl ct bis home.
Circuit Court coz vencs In Kosciusko
next Monday 90 does also tao Board OF
Supervisors.
Ifyou know any local item, tell it to
the newspaper man. H. will be glad
to have it.
rheyonng people had dance at the
home OF Mr. 81. Dodd Tuesday even
ing.
| The ladies of the Literary Circle held
their regular meeting At the home of
Mrs. H. C. Niles Wednesday afternoon.
Now that we are just recovering from
continued siege of the humps. the
measles and whooping cough have
struck the town.
At Natehez Wednesday night Mr.. Ike
Scharf was married to Miss Lena Laub.
Mr.. Scharf is tho brother of Mrs.
Abraham, of this city, and he and his
bride are expected on an early visit to
Kosciusko.
A seventeen year old boy went into a
drug store in tswn the other day and
announced that some one had sent him
for violin. The druggist handed him
over one, which he refused, saying, IL
don't want fiddle. want q violin"
1t took several minutes to convince
him that fiddle and violin were one
and the same.
The public school entertainment at
the Opera House last Friday night WAS
most excellent. The program was catchy
and was we'll executed. The house was
full and $54.40 was realized even with
the low admission rate This will buy
quite number of good books to add TO
the 200 volumes already ON hand.
This week Dir. Webster Gunter
comes before the people of Beat as a
candidate for constable. We all know
Webster as an honorable, upright gen.
tlenan with plenty of energy. He
would make most excellent officer and
he has scores of friends who will en-
deavor to see him elected.
A frie nj of The STAR wants to know
why a number of the kosciusko boys.
in speaking of money, say "S5 Will
liams" instead of IS bill. The only
reason we know is that "Bill" is a ia
milar Authorization, usrll on v in con-
necton with familiarity with the OBJ
iect The boys have only speaking
acquaintance with the money in ques.
ton and of course are not familiar
enough with it to slap it on the back
and call it Bill
The first gentleman 10 enter the field
as ii candidate forRepresentasive is n,
John +. Allen, of Beat 4, young man,
intelligent, well educated, vigorous, a
good talker, and we'll qualified for the
place Mr. Alien has had good edncs
ton at the State University, has 9
knowledge of Las, that being his chosen
profession though he has not yet beyu
the practice, and is a sound Democrat
The people will hear FROM him during
the campaign.
Mr.. Sam Proctor, a Democratic war
horse Of Beat ), isa candidate for 1ay
Assessor. Having hal experience with
the duties OF this Office IN the year,
gone by, when he proved his efficiency
he is well qualified for the place. He ii
well acquainted with the topography OF
the county and with the citizens. Asa
Democrat Mr.. Proctor's ID 10 ire
proachable. He has voted for every
Democratic candidate for President
from Lewis Cass down and now in hi,
old aye the pressure of his neighbors
most of whom are p.pulists, can no.
turn him from the allegiance of hi
youth.
W G have il On 9 God authority that
negotiations are under way for return
performance in our city about Marcel
| lth by that pleasing musical orassi
za,ion-The Schubert symphony Clus
and Lady Quarlette. Many OF GU
, readers have heard this popular com
pany, and no doubt every enc know
of the high faver in which its eigh
wears of success has placed it. Mis-
Grace A. Dyer, the brilliant sopr ano
uo1t purcall tho nhAn nm . n a