The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-05-21
TERRY ITEMS.
By PHI GAMMA DELTA.

| -A-'@A~A Da~A~A~A-
Mr.. LuSk viii preach here every 2nd sum
day at O'Clock + N.
W. J, Davis would like TO hear some
one sing out, heres your uncle" for he has
lost him.
Mrs. Herndon leaves for Kentucky. to visit
relatives next Thursday.
Our Marshal is thinking of going to Martin
to live
Peaches are being shipped North, and plums
/ adjustment 80 much.
Ford Chiles, the efficient clerk and land
man OF the Sherlt7s office, spent several DAYS
in town last week; he has talent the county
/ should utilize.
| Dr. f. NJ Grant has printing press. which
does all the job work, with neatness and
dispatch, needed by the citizens Of this COM
munity.
| Mr.. FitzHugh has returned and was pleased
/ with his visit, pleased with the people. towns
crops, sc &c, but says, this is the best coun-
try in the world.
| Bob Harrison, Capt Stackhouse, Mr.
| Barnes and Others from Crystal Springs were
here Friday attending iRStice Nieholson's
| Court; some more selling " mortgage cotton
cases were continued.
The nice petit Miss Nina Cassitv. whose
father is one OF the few farmers who has made
and saved money by farming since the war
spent the week in town.
ID. w. Rice, of Clinton was here several
| days in the interest of the Cooperative Life
Association. Several OF our citizens are in
sured in that Company.
Geo. Bass and Frank Yates, oolored. who
were under bond for their appearance, for APP
propriating to their own use, some ones cattle,
have joined the exodus crowd.
Some back Minded. back-action friend. who
signs It's |, " asks some private questions,
which ''delicacy' forbids should be Unanswered
in such public manner.
To Friend. again we would say. Terry"
torgets nothing. nor employs no undetermined
tactics to accomplish ANYTHING. He is re-
ferred to Math. V, a verse in the new transla-
ton, BLESSED is he that expects nothing &c"
Not merely testing either.
Everybody who attended the fish picnic on
Pearl river last Thursday SAYS it was the nj
cest and most pleasant-old and young, mar
ried and single-a large crowd was there.
Some of our fishermen, who can't be beat, went
down the day before and camped all night
They caught Dream, perch, trout and cat in
large quantities. The ladies had prepared
great basketsful OF nice things, and took them
with them. Everybody had good time
III MAMMA DELTA being unaDlS To attend,
one or two of the ladies, who seem never to for
get to do nice little acts of kindness, sent him
enough of the nic-nacks and fanaSities to last
a week.
In reply to citizens OF this place, Gov A. Ct.
Brown has written letter giving his views on
the public topics of the day. He favors the
Government buying up all the bullion of our
mines, and, upon that rs a basis issuing paper
money, so much as is needed for commerce
and loan directly 10 the farmers at per cent
not to be sublet. Favors substituting the Bra
lillian and Southern Pacific railroad lines
opposes the present system of voting money to
improve every creek that can float catfish; "
opposes the plan proposed of levying the Mis-
slsslppl river; opposes conventions being con
troled by tricksters; favors the Nicksburg res
Olutions thinks both parties spend too much
time making and unmaking Presidents dep
recates sectionalsm; fears the result of
" solid South as against a solid North
Writes able letter, and closes by announcing
his determination never TO accept office again.
His letter will be published.
THE following appears in the Okolona States
of the 14th
Mr. w. II. Herman, Of this paper, has seut
the following telegram
OKoLoNA, Miss, May II, 1879
Thomas Hubbard, Bellefontaine, o.: Brand
the letter over my signature to Gen. }. 5.
Robinson in the Columbus (O) Daily Demo
crat an INFAMOUS FORGERY.
WILL ii. HERMAN.