The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-22

Walden has swimming club.
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The Fulton Itawamblan Is Tor sale.
Iuka is filling up with summer visitors.
The Patrons Union is in session to-day.
Holly Springs is having grand barbe-
'ue to-day.
Planters in the river country are going
INTO stock raising
We missed Daisy's petals from the
Meteor last week.
Cotton around Duck Hill is slightly
affected with rust.
Mrs. J. C. Holman died at her home in
last week.
The new uniform OF the Claiborne Light
Guards will be gray.
Miss Cora Pearce, a popular young Lady
of Yazoo county, died last week.
Clarksdale advertises for first class
music teacher to instruct band.
Mr.. Ben. w atson,of Holmes, county kill
ed his brother-in-law Lucius Stewart last
week.
Mr.. Jas. R. Yerger, Jr., OF Mayersyille,
is candidate for State Senator from his
district
Mrs. l.. c. Maxwell. of Union Hall,
Lincoln county, died from heart disease,
recently.
Miss May Belle Hill, OF Carroll county,
became Mrs. Jno. r. Dorsey, OF Duck Hill,
last week.
The burnt district in Wesson is being
handsomely filed up with ten new brick
structures.
The Meridian Mercury proposes to give
its readers the daily press dispatches, after
September LIST.
A Broom Brigade has been formed by
number OF Young ladies from New Orleans
and Pascagoula.
Jefferson county has new burglar and
fre-proof safe in the sheriff7s office, which
weighs 5000 pounds.
w. II. Gardner, of Forest, were married
at the brides home on 10Th inst.
| A small fishing party caught AGA white
trout and croakers assorted, within two
hours, near Ocean Springs last Saturday.
| Little Katie Massengill died at her
home in HazIehurst, on Wednesday last,
after an illness of ten days, from typhoid
fever.
n Mr.. Duncan McLaurin, one of the oldest
citizens of Jasper county, departed this
life on the 18th inst, aged seventy-two
years.
Macon has made reduction in the sal
aries of her officers, and will utilize ths
money saved in stocking the town witt
Artesian wells.
A fire broke out in the wool department
of the Wesson Mills last Thursday, bu
was subdued by the operators before mucl
harm was done.
What are we to do for a suitable person
to represent this county in the next Legis
lature? The Office is seeking the man.
Pascagoula Star.
In our remarks about Mr.. Martin, of tn
Comet, the type in one place converte'
F.. time into true, thus making the sentenc
: without meaning.
!. Prof. E. H. Murfee, of Pass Christian
has been elected to the chair of Matht
MATES in the Arkansas Industrial Uniyel
sity at Fayetteville.
Mr.. Eugene E. Foxworth sold 6S7
: pounds grsss, of home raised wool, to NJ
. Atkinson, of Magnolia, who paid him cas-
l7a cents per pound.
On board the mixed train going Sout
from Hazlehurst to Wesson, few day
ago, there were FIVE passengers, four {
whom were candidates.
is The drill between the Southrons an
,r West Point Rifles will take place in Wick
e. burg, August 18th, instead of at jackson
D as was at frst.announced.
ID A lively contest has been going on
Ie Mississippi City for some time, on Il
j. subject of Prohibition. The Anti-Prohib
70 ZIONIST are now in the ascendant.
% Mrs. A Warner has been elected Pres
81 dent of the Industrial Loan Association,
y Warren county, in place OF Miss FL
DC Martin who will assume chair in the Cir
r. College.
he The picnic given by the Brotherhood
,g Locomotive Engineers and Firemen,
Ia Heidleburg last week, was one of the me
r. successful affairs of the kind ever given
n. the State.
l is Mr.. G. W. McMurchy, of Fayette, h
- discovered an Electric Healing Fluid
= which is good for all the ills that humi
!. flesh is heir to. Letters patent have be
ar applied for.
h. Simon Garinie, lad of sixteen, fro
n Wolf Town, on Wolf River went to NJ
he Orleans with his father last week, al
OF received sun-stroke, from which he di
er Immediately.
= A charming entertainment was given
~ honor of Miss Ernestine Walworth,
al Natchez, at her grandmothers residen,
M the "Burn," last week, on which occasiC
Miss Walworth made her formal entran
of in society.
ly A sad accident occurred in Newton |:
its week A young lady Miss Smylie, was hol
he ing little child Ella Shields, il b
arms, when the child sprang from her arr
to the floor, striking her head and causi
instant death.
The ladies of Canton have begun a W
ge upon the sale of liquor and are getting
e. petitions to the city authorities, prayi
y, that no more licenses be granted for t
" retail of vinous and spirituous drinl
nv They are meeting with great encourae
d. ment.
ed Mrs. Sarah Graham, living near Laud,
or dale, died on the night of June 10th. aft
v, weeks of suffering. Within one hour aft
Id her mothers death, Miss Norah Graha
IT. young lady of great promise, died fro
n. the shock. The two were buried in o
wv coffin.
as Rev. A. D. Mayo, of Boston, who has 4
IA voted so much time and interest in t
at past five years to popular education in t
err South, says that mississippi, one of t
at poorest States, to-day gives to each puI
no as much as Massachusetts,, in the days
ne Horace Mann"
IS, The Marshall Register complains of 4
er insolent conduct and Objectionable manne
of of the students of the Normal School Ter
1T, ored) at Holly Springs; the paper ev,
he goes so far as to advocate the withdraw
. OF legislative appropriations to mainta
the institution.-Panola Star.
Turpentine is gradually advancing
m. price, owing we suppose, to the increas
demand, which is said to exceed the su
ore ply. This is good indication for the
gn hard times, and is, We trust, forecast
the boom that is to strike us this fall VIII
h. other spirits will also take an upwa
~, fight-Democrat Star.
ize most pathetic account of The funer
IN services of an infant chicken appeared
re, last weeks New Era Ripley. The seryiC
1st were conducted by Miss Julia hurry
III such a manner as to bring bitter tears
the eyes of the mourning assemblage.
to the close she recited an original poem e
" pressiye of the sorrow of the multitude
sor the untimely end OF the beloved favori
be Columbus suffered match game OF b
between the Dudes and Mother Hubbar
so last week. And to make the matter wor
ar, the Yazoo band accompanied them.
,ry CLARION, July 10.
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