The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-04

uon al present.
Business is duh in Scooba, and she wants
another railroad.
Gov McEnery, OF Louisiana, is guest
at Cooper's Wells.
A very heavy hail-s;orm visited Holly |
Springs last week.
The Liberty shoe factory has been re-
moved to Summit. II
CORTLAND recently suffered fifteen
thousand dollar FIRE.
Estelle Florence Street, of Liberty, aged |
fifteen years, died last week I
Pass Christian is rich in the possession |
OF dramatic clubs. 1t has two.
Miss Brady, of New York has charge OF
the telegraph station at Summit.
Pass Christian possesses magnolia tree
which Is now covered with blooms.
The citizens OF Macon don't seem anxious
to have fire engine in their town.
Aberdeen new enjoys the advantages OF
a Southern Conservatory of Music"
| Mr.. J. S. Finley is now Postmaster at
Holly Springs, in place of Mrs. Mahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Settle, of Corlnth,
celebrated their golden wedding last week.
The Winona Rifles had grand time
last week at competitive drill for a gold |
medal.
All Saints day was very generally and
appropriately observed, throughout the
State.
| We don't eiioy the absence OF Miss APP
plegate's News Items, from the Winona
Advance.
Pass Christian speaks of organizing
local 'Chatauqua Literary and Scientific
Society"
Mr.. J. Frank Dean, a bright young
lawyer was elected Mayor of Senatobia
last week.
Late Cincinnati papers speak in highest
terms of the singing of Miss Coriune Moore,
OF Vicksburg.
Durant has y. L. & G. F. C. Other
wise Young Ladies and Gen!lemen's
Feasting Club
Mr.. Archie Harmon and Miss Mary
e livingston Lee. OF Greenyille will be mar
e ried tonight.
/ The Maybe, published at the Pert Glib
son Female College. has resumed its enter
tanning chatter.
The Cosmic Gale says it is a difficult
: business to run a six column newspaper IN
n a three column town.
e Mr.. Lee Dinkins, of Canton, has been
= appointed u o. Mdtrhai AoA NV DN"s"NA =
n District OF Mississippi
Maenolia's oldest inhabitant, Elizabeth
! Tyner, departed this life last week, aged
le one hundred and ten years.
t Aberdeen is going to have chime OF
wedding bells soon. But nothing which
Of will equal Jackson on that sale.
"A The W. C. u, of Vest Point, will have
an Exposition just before Xmas, Tor which
h.,i, s,ada
ID The Yocona Mills, situated at Water
dts Valley, are shipping immense quantities o
1t, superior yarn to all parts OF the country
IL. There has been wonderful revival il
:. religion in Brookhaven recently. Tn
- meeting was conducted by Rev. Z. b. 6ai
r's loway.
as Utica received visit from a drove Q
Sc Texas mustangs last week. The SINAI
DIS boys and "dusky citizens" were delighted
80 says the Comet.
III. Mo-, and Miss Will Nelly, the belle, beyon
Sc, a doubt, of Wipona, were married on tn
he 9th of October.
asst The sweet Sweet Sweepers," of Wick
al. burg will give an entertainment at Magnt
liza Hall tomorrow night, to be followe
rs by supper and dance.
re- nation that Capt. Put. Darden and Nil
tn Kate Ably of Claiborne county, are to
ful married to night.
ms The Artesian Springs have been pu
chased by a syndicate of Canton busine
IT'S men, who propose to make a secon
ght Cooper's Well of it. Let the good work {
not on.
The uniform of the Vicksburg "Swe
Sweepers" is scarlet coat with viii
trimmings, white shirt with scarlet trim
: mings, and of course profusion of bra
+. buttons.
Maconites have declined to be taxed /,
the purchase of a fre-engine.-B aldwy
Signet Just wait until she has anoth
ge- $40 900 fire, and see what she says on Il
ge. subject then.
% u Mr. Parr, the night operator at Broo
itn haven, has been transferred to Bogue Chit
=. and his place is filled by young lad
pc Miss Bannie Allen.
IL The Itawambian has been telling abo
lai some wine sold on the streets Of Fulto
zen cin which wa. most exhilerating. The bla'
TN berries from which it was made grew clio
ing by an Alabama still house.
oi Mr. Charlie Gracey, young gentlem;
eo- of Summit, has patented a new and inger
Gus invention called the Katie Coffee al
Tea Pot Holder 1t is highly spoken {
. and the young man deserves credit for b
work.
. Mr.. Ed McLaurin, a brakeman on Il
/. G. road, and highly respected your
of man, was instantly killed Tuesday nigh
in three miles below Crystal Springs.
row passing High Bridge he was knocked fro
81 the car. His body was fearfully mangle
mi The Pontotoc True Democrat dates
ere maturity only one month in the past, but
h I has already made it's debut in the fightir
editors circle. The Observer and Dem
;tb crat are dealing in pet names, pistols al
nf pocket knives, for the benefit each of Il
II other.
ials Rev. A. H. Barley, the eminent Mast
IN and well known minister, has been co
-; fined to his bed at his residence ne
60 Crawford, since the 1st OF August, by
e e malignant attack of bilious malarial feve
III He is now slowly recovering from a THU
snss relapse.
CENTERvILLE, MISS, October 22.-Thr
-, miles from this place, yesterday, Robe
uio johnson (c.) noticed little girl playing
IT the railroad track. At the same nome
. ,iai he heard the rumbling of an approachil
Iod train, and turned around, saw the engi
lily turning curve only few yards ava
all, johnson made a rush for the child an
ite just as he gathered her up in his arms Il
to engine struck them, mangling both fea
ees, fully. Death was instantaneous.