The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21
OVER The STATE

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Anthony Yauger, of Tate county, died
last week aged 90 years.
Rev.J r. Parish has removed to Brook
haven where he has charge of the Baptist
Church.
Capt w. III. Butler, ex-sheriff of Law
renee county, has lately become citi-
zen of Wesson.
The Burgland Works at McComb CITY
owned by Mr.. J. W. Whitney, have been
destroyed by fire.
The Macon Sun announces the death
Of the estimable wife of Mr.. II. w.
Foote, Of that place.
The Copiahan announces the recent
deaths Of Messrs. w. r. Walker, Judge
Neyland, and Major A. J. Tillman, all
good citizens of Copiah.
The Louisville Signal notes the death
on March the Sd of Mrs. Loula S. Hight,
wife of Mr.. R. NJ. Hight, in the twenty
eighth year of her age.
The Paseagoula Ice company are max
ing preparations to can oysters, tomatoes,
figs, okra, ETC., thus Offering home
market for fruit and vegetables.
Shubuta Messenger: Mr.. T. Hamp
Hailes, about 55 years old, died at his
home in Clarke county last Saturday.
He was in humble circumstances but one
of the good men of the county.
Vicksburg Herald; Hydrophobia is
reported among the cows and dogs and
animals generally at the present time.
Human beings will do well to keep q
close watch out for rabid.curs, etc.
Fayette Chronicle: The cars on the
Natchez, Jackson, & Columbus Railroad,
run through now, having completed the
bridge across Bayou Pierre, and it is to be
hoped that they will not be interrupted
any more.
The Aberdeen Examiner regrets to an
nounce the death Of DR. f. Chastaine,
which occurred at his residence in Mon
roe county on the 18th inst, from
pneumonia. DIR. Chastaine was a young
physician of prominence.
The Gazette says that A. V. Shearer,
f. Dabney Parish and JAS w. Key left
Sunday night for Texas, where they will
permanently reside in future if success
full in getting employment. All three
we're born and raised in Raymond.
Fayette Chronicle: Last Saturday
morning, on the up trip of the train on
the N. J. & G. r. r., quite sad accident
occurred. One of the brakesmen, col
ored boy, while coupling cars at Rec
Lick, slipped and fell, and was run over
and crushed to death.
Crystal Springs Meteor: The store Of
W. II. Tribbette, of Terry, was burglar
lied Tuesday night. The safe was drill
ed and blown open, and $500, taken
The exploit is thought to have beer
by expert craftsmen. No clue to Tho
burglars.
Raymond Gazette: DIR. Andrews, pre-
siding elder of the Vicksburg District
Methodist Episcopal church, has APP
pointed Rev. John Lusk to take charg
of Utica, Cayuga, Rives' Chapel and Bea
| Greek churches-the pastor, Rev. j. {
Calhoun, having recently died.
The Meridian Observer regrets to hea
that Mr.. Murphy Mcdonald of Neshob
county, is dangerously sick at his res
dence, near Laurel Hill, with smallpox
He went to louisiana few weeks ag
on some business, and in going and r,
turning home, passed through New o.
leans, where it is supposed he becam
infected.
In Coahoma county, March is, tn
} Clubhouse Of Mr.. John Powell, W.
burned. 1t contained some live stool
quite quantity of cotton and was FL
Of negroes, refugees from the food, ;
the time. The negroes, with the exec
ton of baby, which was burned
death, barely escaped with their live
; The live stock and cotton were burne'
, Two young ladies who are learnir
: the printing business in the Advertise
! office at Lexington, Miss, and who hay
! had respectively, three and four weel
I experience only, can set nearly tv
gatleys Of type day, distribute the
: own cases, empty their own sticks, an
correct their own proof. Well doI
g., young ladies' The bright azure of YOU
:, dreams will yet be fulfilled.