Kosciusko chronicle. [volume], October 14, 1892, SOUVENIR, Image 1

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SOUVENIR.
OCTOBER 14, 1892.
IDE OCCASION.
If Freedom will never Bcnbnw William Henry
shriek n 11 t i I Kosciusko Jeremiah Andrew Jackson
., . .,. falls, it will be as mum as Singo Simon Peter George
The St a k makes its very , , iWashington Johnson-no
best bow o you and b pes jkin to the editor of this
to be neatly folded in yo urj KoBf.hlBko iB lhe i,8t!paper.
pocket and earned home to!t()wn in one of the bent!
tne taiii'ly. enmities in the State, audi "Do vou know what bull.
doling is" asked a man of
an old fanner. 'I thought
'im. ..... i r ni..if ' i
Our city is the natural uiit-;hW ttI1 iluuiellBe business "but the bull wasn't do.I
un mis uay !the Sta , it8 ,)ro,iiet
that has become annual.
let for the trade of many
. . i
couni.es. one .. profits on big sales
territory from which to at , '
tract busiuess. lhe town
. ti. i . ., .: ...
Krow'iig. iu barges the groom 50 cents
men are prosperous. lhelextrfr ki8sil the bri(lo
pay more for country urn-; , , f ,C()B.
duce and sell their goods ju k(
for less than inmost towns: v "
Splendid residences ndornj 0 lm,r(.,IUIltB pay n,oru'
our streets. H"ty fbr cotton than Meridian,
smiles upon us. kosemsko, (ij th(j Ne8,oba ,amier
is the bunt nmn m Central lildj) u t(, ui8inU!rt.8t to ,lo
Mississippi. It is ll'frejore ,
fitting that we should each "
year inviie our .r.euos m M R Bradstreet's
neighbors horn the country luan -n the cjt
to a carnival irouitneinora- t,,at Kosciusko is the
tivoof the splendid ucli.eve- town , the State witb
me, is o, our peop.e. ne-, exceptions, and that it
hold the Ikaoks' I)ihi'ly!!,b tbeequal f hom tw).
and can afford to makeiing; he was onlv making
believe, and being n the
niiimie ot a torty acre lot,
Die Chicago minister whoil naturally had to make
pretty quick tune to reach
the fence ahead of him."
"Yes," said the Vermont
lergyman, "I consider it
all right for a minister of
the. gospel to trade horses;
uui as a matter ot policy,
he should trade with some
one outside of his own congregation."
Wyoming is the one State
in the Union in which wo
men will vote for President
and Vice President this
year.
Kosciusko U the queen T ( , , j t j
cotton city ot the hUte 8COJ1(linr,
jiopuiawuu
According to the laRt cen-
m . uiiu t iaiu J,fll J7'J 1
COnSKUreU. Ill i f ruQ1 Ua. matnJiHonn in th tttnio
receiveil more cotton last ' ' ;
season man Aberdeen, a, Uo....,,a v . Tm..v
you are a very bad boy.
Tutu in v (reflectively) 'lhe onion
Well, anyhow, mamma, 1 plant,
think you ought to be real And rank as most that
darn glad I ain't twins!
town more than twice our
size. It received -WOO bales
more than Starkville and
West Point combined, each
of which places is as large
as Kosciusko.
Uooil In Its Place.
is a bornelv
The longest name on re
cord has been uuearthed in
. , . time iinuii uin iiumi wi xjr a
Pepper vinegar, salt and ton c and is as fol
niiiHiani.-i.nu. ,UW8. Bpnjamin Bathuret
Miss Oldun: Johnnie, name
the four seasons. Johnnie:
grows,
And yet it beats,
with soup,
The lily or the rose.
to mix
How do you like the Stab
to-dav?