The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13
THE STATE.
Natchsz is dusty.
Gloster needs rain.
Walden bows iy kite


Calhoun county jail is empty.
oktibbeha county makes wine.
Yazoo City needs houses badly.
Bird thieves trouble vieksbuFg.
Chester will have public veil.
Much sickness in Union Grove
Crops coed in Lafayette county.
Crops in Green Bluff are very fne.
Yazoo City wants Literary Club.
Wolves roam at large in Lafayette.
The population OF Natchez is IL 600.
Chickens are scarce in Bay St. Louis.
Natchez is enjoying pleasant weather.
Fruit crop at Green Bluff is splendid.
Watermelons are plentiful in Ripley
Baldwin is having her sidewalks fixed.
Ripley will soon have orange blossoms
Socials are fashionable all over the State
The opening BAH has been given at Iuka
Mr.. T. F. Cheatham, OF Macon, is dead
Blue Mountain has many candy pullings
Brookhave1 viii soon see wedding cards
The assessment of Jones county is 1892
o25.
Star gazing is the latest craze in Yazot
City.
The Meridian Bank is nearing compile
ton.
Hazlehurst is about to organize gur
club.
The Utica young people are learning t.
dance.
The season is at its height at Bay St
Louis.
Yazoo City keeps cool with five les
houses.
Pass Christian had tub race Sunday
afternoon.
Harrison county won't give cent for th'
Exposition.
Sunday Schools are not well attended ii
West Point.
The Heidelburg Review was two year
old last week.
Natehez has not had case in the polic'
court for a week.
A storm at Union Grove recently die
great damage.
Only one man is in the Corinth Jail, ant
ne Is iuHdtlC.
Rev. l.. P. Jones has been doing a great
work at Corinth.
Crops in Union county are better thar
for several years.
Ellisville ships more chickens than any
town on the road.
The base ball has struck West Point
with a vengeance.
G. p. Brandt has been elected Treasurer
at Pass Christian.
Almost every town on the Coast is to
have brass band.
Port Gibson's magnificent new depot is
ready to be opened.
Hattiesburg has shipped 54,Gl6 pounds
OF wool since April LIST.
Mississippi is TO have silk map at the
Exposition, hand wrought.
Pass Christian has shipped l25,00O
pounds of wool this season.
Senator Lamar has been suffering re-
Gently from bilious attack.
Art soeials are fashionable in Natchez.
Avoirdupois socials also rage there.
Osyka had storm last week which de-
molished the new Methodist church.
Adams county Will have an extraordi
narily fine display at the Exposition.
The Winona Advance is now using its
first towel in fifteen years. So it says.
The Conservative contains advice that
all OF US, lgiris) would do well to heed.
The records o. the Mayors office in Gin
ton show but two cases since lIarch LIST.
The Sub-Soiler condenser" got up 100
good news items. one line each, last week.
At Sardis party recently News Re
porter discovered 34l4 pounds of sweet
ness.
Jas. Ellison was fatally injured by fall
ing from window at Moss Point last
week.
"Coopers Wells" will soon be one of the
most attractive watering places in the
South.
Alva McKie, fine local editor, is no
longer on the staff of the Water Valley
Courier.
The coroner of Warren county is ac-
cused of getting away with horse, not
his own.
Hon. J. I. Harrison and Miss Fannie
Moore, of Columbus, we're married on the
18th inst.
The residence of Sol. Morris, and the
Episcopal church in Greenville burned
West Point greeted Hon. F. G. Barry
with perfect ovation on his return from
Grenada.
Meridian Fair Association has offered
300 for the best Grange display OF farm
products.
Mr.. Willie Cardwell formerly Of Oxford
lecidently killed himself at Fort Smith |
asst week.
The Ellisville Eagle has been called upon
or "a pair of licenses" to be used by two
husky youths.
The "Citizen" (Canton) is glad to hear
he news that home-cured hams are being
old in that city.
The betrothal OF Mrs. Annie Bazsinsky, |
# Vicksburg snd Mr.. James Marx, OF !
Satehez, is announced.
Two young ladies in DeSoto county,
Tere thrown from buggy recently, and
Iuite seriously injured.
The Beacon local Pass Christian has
more locals than time in which to write
hem up. Happy man!
Near Caledonia on the 9TH inst, Mr.. J.
Y. Gardner and Miss Mona Barrentine
Tere united in marriage.
The Baldwin Signal says that r. M.
Iartin of that place has had 5000 dozen
ggs since January l, 1884.
A colored woman is working the streets
n Port Gibson. Was fined Sl7.00 for
ealing ten cent handkerchief.
The Graphic has made It's third and
lst CALI to the citizens of Grenada TO
lake an effort for the Female College.
Rev. DIR. j. B. Stratton and wife have
.turned to Natchez, much improved in
ealth, from an extended visit to the East. |
Rev. 81. Walter Featherston is fitting
> the hotel property in Holmesyille for
e boarding department of Kayanaugh
ollege.
The Picket says that the Yazoo Branch 5
making more money than any other
rty miles Of the Illinois Central Railroad
low Cairo.
Little Annie and sallie Singleton Gar
|, age ten and twelve, set type and help :
int the Carthagenian, to assist an e
iicted father.
s eolored man al Mt. Olive, on last Sab 4
ii ate an apple, supposed now TO have 3
ntained some poisonous insect, which :
rev him into wild and violent fits.
A negro and white man attempted to :,
rglarize the residence Of Mr.. T. G. Mer-
in Meridian, in his ABSENCE but were =
wen out by Mrs. Merritt and the neigh. =
The University Of Mississippi Is being !.
re advertised on account Of the action -
trustees cutting down that appropria- :
\, than il would have been had the y
ole six hundred dollars been employed. e
There is church bell at the mil
,ot in Meridian, bearing a Latin in 3
iption, translated thus, Right Rev. :,
lncis Janssens, Bishop Of Nafchez, has .
en- me to the first mission which be has =
nded among the Indians II Is 8
igned for church in EeshOba county. Is I:
he Chancery Court opened lis regular VI
\ on Monday, Judge Kimbrough pre- eli
ng very acceptabiy to the bar and liti- n
Is interested Judge Kimbfouoh -