The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
SHORT STOPS.

clubs ron in.
bd.bye Liza JaLe.
Rd-ines in the river.
Mye the trees standing.
H. ninety-four this week.
#roIl sends her sixth club.
last Friday hot enough:
j politics and hot weather
l. shower Saturday evening.
still those clubs are coming.
kucellor Harvey Ware is in the city.
now Alcorn joins our county club
ford still sends in new subscribers to
HCLARIoN.
Il. Lewis, Esq, of Terry, was liz the
b. Monday.
kday night and Monday were cool
H. for July.
our list of new subscribers this week.
lean beat it?
u now Yazoo county takes her stand
II county club roll.
hdidates are treating the boys to ''have
hbiug." or a cigar.
hge Tarbell does the Habeas Corpus
hess of the Supreme Court
II Republican State Executive Com
ke was in session last week.
|k c. II. Henderson, of Jacksonville, has
Il under obligations for favors.
herman State Convention meets at
tsburg on second Tuesday in August.
h grading of the north State street
bad extention is progressing rapidly.
Il. j. NJ. Stone, and Capt. L. d. Dun
lof Corinth, have our thanks for fayors.
lev still interview His Honor for being
h slight. The heated term notwithstand-
arshall Is now on our county club roll.
hty-tiye new subscribers from Holly
pgs.
Be, Itawamba, Carroll, Lafayette and
sne counties still keep on our county
y roll.
be Jackson, eolored, Benevolent So
! made nearly $500 by their Magnolia
lrsion.
r. James Mcfarland, of the firm of Nc
land & Stinson, Canton, was in the city
Wednesday Last.
'holl subscribe a nickle apiece to pay
et corner politicians to adjourn back of
hill and talk it out.
RS J. b. Cadwallader, bliss Mamie, and
tier Proctor have gone to jefferson coun-
D spend the summer
. G.. Peaster. Esq. of State Line, has not
,Otten The CLARION. We will not for
that he is one of our best friends.
IT. I. Bcaullieu, late pressman of THE
IRON, left for St. Louis lest Friday TO
nd a few months with friends
Iessrs. J. w. Langley and w. T. HOl-
!, of the yacht Noonan, have returned,
lg the last to get home from the cruise.
he Temperance Banner, new journal,
be published here, commencing July
D. Jno. W. Patton, editor and proprie-
he MeComb City Intelligeneer notes the
sence in that city, last week, of Dr.C. NJ
den, of Walden, and Capt G. d. Busta-
nte, of this city.
Ion. Il. W. Walter, and Capt r. E. Tay-
have our thanks for assistance rem
ed in getting up the large club acknowl-
ed from Holly Springs this week.
trout this time look out for splendid re-
Is of cotton prospects from the Agricul-
al Department at Washington. Bushes:
i know The cotton spectators are
and pay well.
red. Robb (col.) went to Mr.. Horace
.ch's place, ~, miles from this city, or
urday night To raise a row, and got 1
of buck shot in him for his pains. Mr.
teh was placed under a thousand dollal
ID.
ant you get at least one subscriber TO
+ CLARIoN-CLARIoN. Excuse us; w
fer getting one for the Sunburst Sun
st. We trust that you win be able t
a good many more than one for the sun
rst.
An excursion train will leave Memphi
a h for Norfolk, Va. Tickets will b
d at this place at $50, round trip. Per
Is going on the excursion will have t
We here on the 26th inst. Tickets goo
fifteen days
Mayor MeGill and Alderman Spengle
We had those patriotic fellows-Hee tn
ain gang--working on north Presider
Barksdale streets much to. the benefit c
ose streets. The said 2. F. are, ~ thi
iting, at work on North street.
DIR. 7. K. Trotter, of Duck Hill, who
ch warm friend of The CLAIR ON tbs
has for The last three years kept his sub
rlption paid two years In advance, send
club from that place, and Capt. c. /
errili sends one from Winona, for whic
make our bow.
A nameless outrage is reported frol
Tea, the iieud was hung. The Nicksbur
onitor thinks that as hanging does M
re the evil, that little burning would
order. We made the motion some tin
% but as it was not seconded, we no
cond the Monitors motion.
Ihe following gentlemen have gone
lcksburg to be in attendance on the Graz
Odge /. o. o. F.: ID. N. Burrows, G. II
. L. Saunders, G. w; S. French, G. G
L. Power, p. G.. C. s; H. III Taylor, Re
sentative Choctaw Encampment, No.
I'D Matt. F. Ash. Representative Capii
odge, No. IL. "
The South and West Jackson street r a
bad route was surveyed on last Thursd
Mr.. David Shelton, Jr., civil engine
sis ted by Mr.. c. W. Millett. 1t is t
lies in length, less 462 feet, and will requ
ut compal .Stively little grading. We !
erstand that 1900 have already been q
'r'bed to its CONSTRUCTION