The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-03-08
ALL OVER THE STATE.
Various Topics That Are Being Dis
cussed.

.le cussed.
!, Eupora PROCESS: Rev. San,
,tJQues Is waging uucompromisiny
war agaiut the free school system
sin Georgia. lie charges the free
schools with sending Ten men ia
the rock pile TO one to The Legis.
lature. He evidently fears the
1 people are becoming educated be-
,yond the point where they can ap-
preclate his pulpit exhibitions OF
bad manners and lad English.
His denunciation of free schools
cannot be regarded by sensible
people as anything but Il frantic
bid for notoricty.
Aberdeen Weekly. 1t is not an
uneommon thing fog young gen.
tlemen To leave the town Of their
birth in search of ims.liuso, and
many have made their mark in
the world who perhaps would
not have been heard Of If they
had remained at home. but this
is not a sufficient reason for some
being compelled to leave in order
to secure employment that will
afford livelihood for themselves
and dependent ones. We ought
to have manufacturing industries
that will not only stop an exodus
of our own young men, bnt induce
an immigration of the same class
of citizens.
Grenada Sentinel: A bloom
factory would be good sort Of
industry to start in Grenada. We
believe the farmers could plant
broom corn with much profit to
themselves and that they could
easily keep a factory supplied.
The crop requires buS little labor
and the market is not overstoek-
ed with the product. Why not
try it, farmers2
Cnrthagenian: Yarby, a Choc-
taw ,was.killcd by Madison, his faith
er-in-law, few miles Sonteast of
Carthage this week. The difficult
ty, which grew out of some do
mestic trouble, occurred at Yarby's
home. Yarby at the time was cut
ting wood, and becoming enraged,
he advanced. on Madison with an
axe. The latter shot and killed
Yarby. There were no eye-wit.
nesscs to the shooting, hut the
surroundings at the house 50
strongly corroborated Madison's
account Of the affair that the JUS
tico before whom tho preliminary
trial was held discharged the pri-
soner.
Grenaaian; !,e.9'' aia liz The The present extra
has been the costliest ever held in
the commonwealth. For weeks
before tho lawmakers met at the
capital city, the State press was
very much worried over "the sur
plus in the treasury" 1t was
feared That the treasury would
'.ovcrhow" and the peoples mo
ney would be increasing too rapid
". But now, six or eight weeks
later, the Legislature has been in
session. Appropriation after APP
has been made and
the figures are close to $4,000, 900
and. alas, the "surplus in the trca-
sury" in only a matter of history.
The State press need never wor-
ry about the States having too
much money on hand, for the Le-
gislature can certainly stop the
"overflow.
Newton Record: 1t is noticea-
Bile that a great many people are
always anxious for railroads and
are willing to do a great deal be-
fore they are built to get them,
and after the roads are construct
ed they seem to think it is their
privilege to ."pull" them for all
that is possible and that the rail-
roads are the enemies of the ge-
neral public. On the least provo
cation, suit for some large amount
will be entered for a small dam.
age. The idea seems to prevail
that Just because it is a railroad
any amount can be paid, and ms
they arc always ''robbing' the
people that the people have a
right to rob them.
Holmes County Progress: This
pencil scratcher visited the mighty
cast last week and delicious sweet
ness Of old fashioned homemade
molassess still fingers in memory.
There is nothing better and should
we get that syrup factory the
sugarhouse article will be relegat-
ed to the rear SO far as we are
concerned,
A South Dakota man has just
been again awarded the contract
for carrying the mail between De
Smet and Howard. He has al
ready been making the trip for
eight years and has aggregated q
total distance of 1880 miles, or
nearly four times the distance
around the globe. This is sup
posed to be the record distance
attained by any carrier in the
world over given route,
A druggist in Lansing. Mich,
who believes in public honesty,