The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-12

HallO~ Eve vas rigidIy observed in
Scranton.
Bay St, Lcdl. Ia. street named Coed
childre."
Batter snderg. bring fancy prices in
Water Valley
winona was paiuted-sR bades Of red
over the election
Ten new buildings are in course Of cree
ton At Lexington
The Byhalil Journal has Just celebrated
its second birthday
Mississippi spent sl2s. 253 for CONNER
eial fertilizers last year.
DR.. Galloway preached Centenary ser
mon at Sardis, Nov. 7th.
The Lamar Taiilsr has number Of in
teresling correspondents.
Even at this late d ~, the Nicksburg girls
are giving leap year parties /
Mrs. ]. A. Orr, OF Pc arlington, died last /
Sunday night very suddenly.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Moore. OF Oxford, Miss, has
accepted call to Nashville, Tenn
Roosters are growing and flags waving
over all our State papers this week
Mr.. Joe Wei ier,a young man 10 years OF
sge. died near Starkyiile last week
An exchange tells Us that the grand jury |
of Alfalfa county indicted dead negro.
Mr.. ]. \. Mcdonald, of the Ashland
Register. died very suddenly, last week.
The patrictl, Jr.. of shubuta, serenaded
the town in honor OF Cleyelands election
The DAYS Of the circus have come, and
they are invading the State by the whole
sale.
The Woman's Temperance Union had
very interesting session IN Wlnona last
week.
The Mississippi Mills have 800 looms,
10. 600 cotton spindles and Is sets of WOODEN
cards.
It's said that the whistle Of the Water
Valley machine shops can be heard IN
Oxford.
The oktibbeha Citizen has added to its
other attractions, a New Orleans cores
pendent.
A very interesting protracted meeting is
going on now at the Methodist church In
Brookhaven.
Joseph Busby, of Centreville, committed
suicide last week, by cutting his throat
with q razor.
Mrs. George Swilley, of Lauderdale
Springs. fell dead on the cars at Scooba, q
few days ago.
Hazlehurst's skating rink is proving a
source of great pleasure to the young peo-
pie OF the town.
3 Saturdays Index (Colu us) has the
: campaign rooster of the sc on. 1t crows
over whole page.
Luther Benson, the famous and eloquent
temperance lecturer, will lecture in West
Point, November is.
) A gin house was recently burned neaI
7 Cliftonville, and three negro men were
,urned to death in it.
Prof. Steen, an accomplished musician
and thorough instructor, will teach music
= in Starkville, this winter.
8 Thestory Of Esther was rendered in song
Q by CantoD's musicians few nights since
3 ana proved great $ ccess.
2 Three large snakes made their informa
y . exit from a side-show at Meridian recently
9 and have been seen no more.
q Mrs. Seal, mother of Hon. Rodericl
Seal, died at her residence, twelve mile
% below Bay St. Louis, recently.
Two prisoners attempted to escape from
= the Jail at Carthage a few nights ago, bu
we're captured and put in chains.
Z Mr.. Keith, of Columbus, was waylai'
2 and robbed by two negro men, few
3 nights ago. The men were captured.
A competitive examination will be he'll
in Winona December Sd, and media
= awarded to the finest musician in the city
The building of the n. o. and n. /
shops at Meridian no longer admits c
y speculation, but it is assured beyond
doubt.
- The people OF Brandon are indignan
10 at the location OF the road bed OF III
20 Gulf & Ship Island Railroad beyond III
~ corporation.
sGame.of every description is aboundin
20 in Perry county. TIE Hattiesburg Min
rods have great sport with squirrels, dee
and turkeys.
Mr.. John Boydston, of Spring Branc
= was run over BY a horse and seriously il
: iured during the torch-light procession !
: Water Valley.
? The young people OF Durant gave a
entertainment Friday night, for the benei
of the Presbyterian Manse, aud realize
48 about sixty dollars.
:. The Noxubee county fair has been pos
&c poned until November % and q, as IL
76 arrangements could not be completed |
"a time first appointed.
a Rev. G. f. Thompson, of the Utic
e Methodist church, will preach his farewe
~ sermon to his charge on Saturday befol
Of the fifth Sunday of this month.
. An Indiana Journal in referring to Il
NJ loss of Mr.. Buchanan, in the Snider Ban
failure, grows funny and speaks OF him ;
a newspaper nabob. He lost $3.50.
Our exchanges are so brimful of the a
absorbing theme politics-this week, that
= is most difficult 10 extract news Of an
{ other description from their columns.
? The caring bank OF the river will NAL
it necessary to cut tunnel through Il
hills below Vicksburg in which to lay Il
- track Of the Mississippi Valley Railroa
90 The opera chairs for the new opel
M house in Vicksbnrg arrived last week an
"a the house was formally opened Monda
no night with The Queens Lace Handke
p chief"
% Our Coast is fast becoming as populi
Sc In winter as II has for so long been
IL summer. Many families from the Mort
50 and West are coming South, to enjoy da
81 ing the winter its climate and varioI
81 other pleasures
81 Mr.. Chas. w Ottley, a popular youn.
= ster whose physical activity rather owe
~ balances his discretion, while playing 8
the Franklin Academy a few days ago, ra
against the building with such force as
break his right arm and bruise his fac
9 The building was not injured TriW Week.