The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

The young ladies of Nazoo are going To-
gel up leap year party.
Newill have frost on the a0th OF Qclo-
bcr, 80 Says the Mercury.
Work has been commenced an The \. O
n \. T. shops at Meridian.
Thermometer reached 100 IN Vieks-
burg on the 10th Of August.
THE Dude Club" has social column
IN the Bay St. Louis Progress
Two Mormon preachers were whipped
an Lauderdaie county last week
Oxford wants FIRE companies morc ,aar
syer, since Grenada Is ia ashes.
Meridian has undertaken the laudabl,
ASK Of collecting a public library
Nineteen dogs were killed in one neigh
borhood IN Lincoln county last we, K.
a fine horse Of Mr.. Poine's 10 Vieks.
burg, was killed last week by suasirole.
The citizens of Koseiusko have been fish
frying on the banks OF the Yockanookauy.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hanna has established
'ooperage eight miles south OF Kozciusko
Washington county is the cotton county
u America; il yields $4,000 bales annu
ally.
Ahe water tanks oil the railroads center
.u$ 81 Aberdeen, are led by Ar.ersian
WIN
Mr. Walter NJ. jackson. a prominent
1'iz7n Of Water Valley, died in that city,
August p.
Bishop Thompsen and family are s.tni
Ig tie summer in The moUHiHiHs O.
tennessee
Thu levce commissioner for 0uiimaI
county has been requested 20 retire iron
sac board
he Pas Social Clib is neither dead MOI
inclined 10 die, as some report would hav,
Us believe.
Houston people are wisely Isying IN d
supply OF WOOD Tor winter, while yet th'
coats are good.
I The Oxford boys are short q station
by and 50 resort TO hymn books n whicl
% write their love letters.
An Indian bail play took place nea
Newton LAST week between the Iwke,
| creek ana >iN Town 'rincs.
| Mr.. Adams, wife of Bishop Adams O
| = ia uI-5, nag oesn very IN. aei eonai
''on 80" - o'i'' y i'''' ,'' i''o'e'''
The lazoo county sheriff, with O posse
INVADED gambling house IN lazoo Cit!
recently, and captured nineteen gambler-
The Oxford stars played the sardi
| igefs match game Of ball last week
Inc stars got let, but had a sriendi'
time.
The first station OF the c. \. q n. Il. Il
'ut rom Aberdeen, has been named Rey
aoids, in honor OF Col. Reuben O. hey
aoida-
The Pert Gibson and jackson ladies ar
| equal rivals, IN that neither can exceed ia
other in want Of interest in our great Ex
position.
| Prof. J. NJ. Steen has been elected Prin
| opal oil The West Point Male High Schoo
He was formerly an efficient tutor at tn
| University.
The n. o. and y. /. Railroad cause'
me arrest o. one OF lts conductors, on
charge oil stealing nlnety-hye cents. ;
says the sun.
Judge Theodore C. Lyon. 4 prominen
Republican and formerly a Chancello
Of this State, died in Washington Pa
on the 27th nit. - - j, =,
| Ihe editor Of the Graphic will in a fe,
LAYS get out a pamphlet descriptive Of tn
sreat Grenada fire. It will doubtless be
graphic account.
Jobnn;e Save well known iockev n
| Natchez. was recently thrown from hi
| 1orse at Rrightan Peach. on Convey ISLAND
md instantly killed.
Tho vo,,,, NO., - tr.;,l1.t.,-. - ~.
1sd nI3i;, ts - -1r.,,,r', nav ~
6ersbip Of fortv. and named h in honor i
our Governor. Lowry Guards.D
,f;--r,,1. p.-1ut .s,-.1..-
praaI-l,1 Is Is. Z .'.0 -
80 i, iIiina;g - - - K. -, e;I
position as teacher If elocntion
g. 60 w.
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80 -ar a. 80 oIe' s.J :; go,
NIT mi I1i,nS =, tba To-;,i;a,, 81
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Hit a. - piIliA7, ths Ph9.ogra 'lef i:
leksDuIg, VIII naFe an e1ilI5ition Of ~
| bs National Cemeterv viii IL incinded
|
me opening q the cqttoh seed 7eaao
vas lhaI I. N leksDuIs !asl wee
" an elsglhl al y. gwen 70 hls lfiendi
~ ar. warren y haih' KING Q. eot'oI
We are inforred dat tho secret .o.ie
ties Of Yasoo CITY are taxing stems towar,
getting up permanent fund for Inc beue
TT al the Protestant Orpban AsvIpn \
| Natcbez-Yazoo civ Herald
KT;I. p-;a.,I- = " c.,- l.
-. - 80 isstSs2 " go elsy, M ~
300. His wife left him a fen weeks ac3
| preferriug ga Landowner man" We im
ieiue that she regrets her hastv move.
H. y.,,.o Ill vii NIB = t.o1a 81.
a., - ~ f.iI - = - - =.
- - - ..' III VI ~
ri, ,1enaroI;zsd h. he ss-or',sr - - -
Being Yazeo girls, they must, Of course
succeed
The competitive examination al Acker
man, for appointment Of cadetship a
West Point, on the 18th, resulted in iavol
Of j. ". Harper. Youngest con OF Col. 4
| Y. Harper. Of Okoloas. over nine othe
applicants.
! An alligator sixteen feet in length. va,
captured IN Pearl river near Monticello b.
Mr. John Garrett. last week. Il swailowe5
one Of Mr.. G's hunting dsgs. in the fraeas
which was found, upon killing the mon
ster, to be without a bruise. but dead.
r., -,
,s Gise Netl L9,,lss ne, 4Aisa2 aDouI ih'
I'm o. august: rear. eeeQ IOez year
on me 10Th, Enla, aged slL: on the 10th
t1liies aged eight. ard On The 18th, Ethel
= al srl--1Ien q aI; 4l.o -lIs. :
serfre
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- aeli!s Lo.lg' Of molly Sgnnss
WINE tam perlng E7th nitric aeld arae OIL 0
ssssalras was seriously injured . the *
Pio'ion q me contents O me oottie- Aiz
l. nag her tsee and nancs ana breast IN
!urea lsaEiniis: White her brother had IA
hand tori to pieces Iattier-