The clarion., 1883-10-31
OVER 1HE STATE.
EIlisvilIe wants 4 circns

MAEef Vaiiey eiA4ms population q
Capt. 7. u Hardy, Of Paulding, win
locate at EIlisville.
The enterprising town of Eenterprise.
Is building street railway.
The n. ]. & c. Railroad are building
their own cars at Natehez
The Sardis Star has young folk9s
column which is very interesting.
The Synod of Mississippi will meet At
Natchez on Wednesday. November 9TH,
Rev. DR.. Talmage has promised to de-
liver lecture in Columbus in Decem-
Der next.
Port Gibson still puts on city airs
Nov she has bread wagon that visits
the door Of every house IN town with
hot bread. News. m
Adams county this year has raised
all the hay needed for home consumption.
Formerly thousands of dollars were
sent to the West for it,
The Democratic Executive COMMITTEES
of Claiborne county recommend and
endorse Capt A. J. Lewis for clerk Of
the House Of Representatives. &C
ATr. John W.. Gildart has rendered
his resignation as Circuit Clerk Of Viii
kinson county, and Judge Chrisman has
appointed Mr.. p. S. VentFess to fll the
vacancy. saa as af {at 80 g
The State GRnge has accepted them
vitatien EXTENDED by our City boards,
and viii hold It's next session in this city
-, Oh rJN,,.-1 - ~. v,,1ssr
next Meridian Mercury. sias
Col. D. W. Rogers has been in Cal
houn county during the past week. BE
has met with q warm reception from
every hand and viii carry the county BY
500 majority Mississippi CentFal'
The wife OF Mr.. John Stephenson who,
resides few miles east Of Vernon, gave
birth to triplets one day last week. They
were all doing well at last accounts,
This Is the second triple birth for Lee
county this year.--TupelO Journal,
A FIRE at Edwards Miss, on Gath de-
stroyed seven storehouses, hepropertyof
John III. Odeneal, of jackson, and +. Grisi
void, John Barker, Crook & Gaddis, OF
Edwards. The stocks of the adjoining
buildings were alsodamaged by moving.
The estimated loss is SIS, ,00O, partly in-
suFed. e
Capt. J. M. Smylie, Swamp Land Com
missioner of the. State OF Mississippi,
and one of the most efficient land men
in the country, arrived here to-day look
ing after the swamp lands. he goes IN.
to the southern countries from this
point accompanied by Mr.. Reanns, his
assistant Forest Mississippi Farmer.
Mr.. s. q. Barr, editor of the Sub Soil
er and Democrat, has decided to pub
lish his paper in Aberdeen. Mr.. Barr
has published his paper in Corinth for |
the last ten years, is an old newspaper |
man, an excellent printer. We welcome |
him to this field of labor; the harvest is |
rich: p the reapers are few.-Aberdeen
Weekly. afl
Mr.. A. p. Rush, of our city viii be a
for Clerk, of the lower branch |
of the Legislature. He is young gen
tleman of fine talent and ability and
possesses in the highest degree every /
qualification for the Office. he is ener-
getic and industrious aud shonld he be /
elected will make splendid 1ofticer.--I
Oxford Eagle. h iia u
The ladies Of Aberdeen presented the
Aberdeen Guards with handsome ban.
ner on the morning of the Esd. Miss
Mamie Terrell made the presentation
speech. The banner was received by
the color bearer, Mr.. Brandon McNairyi |
and Capt. E. L. Sykes, commander, re-
sponded in behalf of the company to the
speech of presentation. ''Nf nol
We deeply regret to hear Of the sad
which happened to our
young friend Robt. Fitzgerald, on Fri.
day evening last. We learn while he
was at work at his fathers steam mill,
be fell or, was caught in the wheels of
IF the machinery, and SO badly mangled
hat he died on Saturday night following.
Houston Free South.
Old members of the Order who have
assisted in the last rites at the grave of
many brother, speak Of the perfor-
nance of the Masonic burial service
,ver the remains of our lamented fet
ow citizen, Gen, S. ]. Gholson, by the
Master of Aberdeen Lodge, No, 81, Mr..
Nm. G. Elkin, as the most impressive
hey ever heard or witnessed. Aberdeen
Examiner.
Tuesday was the fiftieth anniversary of
he wedding-day of Hon. r. A. Hill, Is
lur axcellent and distinguished Federal {
Tudge--his golden wedding,-and we c
mite with ell who know him in ferYent 1
May he live to see a
nany more years added to the record Of c
is usefulness, and may the tender
hord that has bound two honest hearts
ogether for half century grow ever
tronger as the years increase.--Aberdeen I
Examiner. H NJ
There is only one regdlar nominated e
cket in the field in Yalobusha county U
nd is composed entirely Of Greenback- q
rs, put in the field at 9ofIeeville some Il
NO or three weeks ago. The Democrats g
ave no ticket. It is free race with b
rem. What will be the result of this
Dliey will be seen after the election in e
ovembeF They certainly can blame Il
, one but themselves If not a single. a
Indidate bidding for Democratic votes il
lOuld be defeated. Mississippi Cen If
al. tI1 a Il r9 tf W
We had cafl yesterday from several 'ol
our colored friends from Kinds coun- Z.
/, who are in this city On their way to p
id work on the sugar farms of Louisi- 10 70
ia. They have picked out their cotton y
ops which they represent as very short, ru
ID they have taken this very sensible
urse in order. to exc out the scanty :.
oceeds OF their home labor. The sugar =
anters should have no difficulty in get -.
lg an abundence Of labor from the
tton fields of Mississippi this season. Al
itchez Democrat. .h' rs
The wife of the editor Of the Leader
5 only been at work in the Office six er,
,nths. She works about 81 hours tie
.h day, and can set galley and Ra
If Of bourgeous type, and will net L.
erage two errors to the galley, often We
'recting and rearranging manuscript we
.tter while setting It up. Besides an
It, she is one. of the fastest proof B.
ders We ever saw, and is about On
correct as any. She is the cleyerest, inr
It and most faithful help We ever had am
the Office, and it gives us great pleas Fr,
to speak word of praise for her tiff
y County Leader. ~. 80 !
the Farewell of Bishop Green. /
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