The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-17

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/ Aberdeen has two military companies.
Crawford had 4 grand tournament last
week.
The Kemper Sunbeam has ceased to
shine.
TylertoEn has had no rain for seven
weeks.
| Crystal Springs will have a circulating
| library.
The no fence law takes with Lafayetts
farmers.
/ Money isthe scarcesl thing about Car.
rollton
Bay St. Louis always has a wedding on
the tapis-
City tax at Bay St. Louis this year is
one per cent.
The State was we'll sifted by the Panels
Star last week.
All the coast towns have Cleveland and
Hendricks clubs.
West Point boasts that it has the ugliesi
men i'll the State.
| Characterization Academy had fine
opening this fall.
Louisville's bottling machine will be
IeXnlDlteu at the Apo
The Ripley schools promise to be big
successes this term.
Weeds arrive at great perfection on
Meridian's sidewalks.
The Sardis girls have comes to the front
with base ball club.
Mr.. W. G. Benbrook, City Marshall OF
Natchez, has resigned.
Durant doesn't like kites and won't lei
the small boy fly them.
\ Okolona's Hook and Ladder Company Is
an ornament to the city.
The West Point Oil Mill Company man.
ufactures lis own barrels.
The Bridges TWINS are making tour
of Tennessee and Arkansas.
! Many places are groaning over the want
of butter, eggs. and chickens
West Point has literary society, COR
posed of young colored men.
Persimmon expeditions rage among the
small boys at Bay st. Louis.
The fragrance of orange blossoms is be-
ing waited over all our State.
Port Gibson will have a grand tourni-
ment at the Rink on the 19th.
The managing Editor of the GreenVille
Republican is going to write book.
Mr.. C. c. Clements, local editor OF the
Carroll Watchman, died on the 9Th.
The West Point young people, generally,
contemplate matrimony at an early date
The Newton Free Press has been en-
larged from six to a seven column paper.
The Anti Prohibitionists of Lincoln
county will have a big picnic on the 18TH,
The Mccain homestead in Carroll
county was destroyed by flames last week.
The Koseilsko papers agree on one
thing-the ''Klabama Mississippi College
The Forest Register whispers great
secret in its last issue-about marriage
bell.
The ahsentees are last returning to their
homes in the State, after pleasant summer
trips.
Work on the road between Memphis
and Holly Springs is being rapidly pushed
forward.
The peanut crowd may be happy. The
crop this year is far in excess OF any pre-
vious crop.
Mr.. Sidney Langford has started new
paper at Rolling Fork, called the Fllot'
Success to it.
Mr.. Wallace Miller noble young gen
tleman of Ripley, breathed his last IN that
city Sept. l2th.
A Chickasaw county huntsman killed
| 1I44 squirrels last season and means TO
beat it this year.
Messrs. j. Sid. Wheeless, and Sid. Y:
West, have assumed the editorial chairs oil
the Oxford Falcon.
VIM. Henderson was killed by hoe IN
the hands of James Williams, near Green
vile, on the 18th inst.
The competition between the cotton
warehouses at Aberdeen will make things
lively there this season.
Alter diligent search and multitudlnous
experiments, the "Kosciusko nine" found
club that it could beat.
The Crystal Springs young ladies want
oyster saloons substituted Tor ice cream, a.
1t is growing cool for the latter.
Near Heidelberg, Jasper county, there
are tive valuable quarrles OF building
stone containing several varieties.
Mr.. J. A. Howsee, candidate from this
State passed a successful examination al
the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Winona's boys and girls seemed seized
with wild and irrepiessible desire to
giggle, firt, etc, during church services.
Mr.. Arthur Rucks a promising young |
gentleman OF Greenyille, died in that city
on the 18th inst, after an illness OF one
day.
A couple married in Oxford recently on
months probation, and at the end of that
NV oopgept nj ALL n |
eerned.
Greenwood entertained lord, unawares,
last week. Lord Sunderland of the Eng
lish peerage, en- route for Mexico and
Oregon.
The Natchez people warmed" the par
sonage thoroughly last week to receive
the family of Rev. q. 7. Leayen, Baptist
minister in that city.
One thousand seven hundred and sixty
pounds of bone have been unearthed IN
Jasper county. Supposed to be part OF a
monster of the ancient time.
Some "Arkansaw Travellers" stopped
over at Sardis last week and TO reduce the
number probably, two went over to the {
court house and were made one.
The Yazoo City girls have been giving J
'hen parties" to show the boys
hat they are not such necessary append
lges as they think themselves to be.
Mr.. Dale Keeting and Miss Monte
Franks were married at West Point last
veek. The marriage was solemnised at :
he bedside of Miss Franks dying mother. =
A column in one OF our best papers was il
asst week, headed "A Haricty of Incidents f
te., showed up only murders. However, Ii
here Was quite variety in the modus a
perandi. e
Married-In Madisonville, Ky, on 9Th !,
1st., by Rev. Mr.. Grow, presbyterian i
nurch), Mr.. Charles V. Sayery, formerly =
/ Baldwin, Miss, and Miss Halle Ford, q,
Franklin, KY. Il
No fragrant orange flowers will waste al
leir sweetness in the Crystal city this fall. N
he boys are too poor to court and the eA
.illiant girls too poor be courted. So "
US the Meteor T.
Flint Creek has twice, and Carrollton, y y
ice, debated the question, (which is the N
eater, the love for money or women II
aeh time the women winning, Now let Ia
ask, w6oss love fo
The Liberty Herald cordially invites W,
e ladies to aid in the Exposition ex- IA
bits, saying that their corporation is tn
cessary TO success. How very success. tn
some Of our towns win be Ia
In Newton the romantic walks o. "
itch "the mellow moon looked Wistfu1ly,,. ~ ~
We been brought to a sudden stop by a ~
peranity Of loose bricks, bitches, ETC., ~ IS,
,und the town, which, to say the least -,
4 amusing on such occasions. ia
Il il exceedingly gratifying to rs to see -el
! EeEs,a copied ID various papers in dal
State, even though one or two haze Wh
gotten to give Us credit for same, when PHI
lsfeEFed ii slightly broken doses for no
en- or eight consecutive weeks. 81
Dr.. Mitchell, Of the State I.unatie AsY- ~ ~
j, in acknowledging the receipt Of the en-
- nv tho TnsfitS.fsor, So. fF.s 60 80