The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-28
THE STATE.

rae Meridian Tribune comes ou'
ieek as adaily. oud
y;eksburg should be more ina" f's
i her military men. {
Tha Holly Springs South saw It's =
esnth birthday, last week
The Meridian Rifles received an os s;.a
anon their return with the seeo,'a
Mr. Martin. of the Comet ana M ni r.
man. has resigned the office Oh ""s
Utica 49,, pearl
R;xer News aud Mr. j. IL. D"ie . s'
Tha wes-on Times says that Hazlehnrsi
i about to get the laundry 1t Is anxious ~
possess. eli -
I'll. ,ecent Columbus rapers are iuii 70
him ri nice things about the College anu
the girls. -.a ~
chin Island Park, in Warren county, last
Ersrv soldier in the State is charmed
with Aberdeen, its hospitality aud charm
ing women.
The gauge of the V. & NJ. road was
cbanged last Thursday, from hve-ioot 20
the StdludId-
Pr geck the Republican candidate
for sheriffin Warren county, mas wi'ii'i q ="
from the contest
Mr.. Jas. III. Watson and Miss Adoie
Perkins we're married IN lowndes county
on the 18th inst.
The Sisters of Mercy have established q
Catholic school at the Choctaw Nauoh'
Neshoba county.
Mr.. Jno. Cuneo, of Vieksburg,. has lus'
received patent upon his invention Oh an
automatic car coupling.
Miss Joe Deason, a Brookhayen oei,e'
was married last week to MIR. hicks NJ
Ellis. of Nashville Tenn.
DIR. J. NJ. Baylis, of Jones county,
well known citizen and eminent physicians
died last week after a short Illness.
Oxford has new military company, OF
which ]. L. Wheeless Is Captain. Anu
soldierly captain, too, We should think.
Can't. Saw-Mill Jones, who was reported
to have gone into the hotel business at ok
ford, has decided to abandon his project.
81. Y. NJ" of Ripley received last week
a water melon, weighing thirty pounds; IL
is late in the season for such large melons.
Mr.. Wesley De Knight respected citi-
zen of yicksburg. died in that city last
week, from injuries received on the rail-
road.
Mr.. Jno. E. McCampbell, of Memphis,
and Miss Ada A. Ransom, OF Grenada,
were married at the latter place, on the
Goth inst.
Geo. Perry, a thirteen year old boy, was
run over and killed by the Nlcksours
Hook and Ladder Truck en- route to fire
last Friday.
The Dialectic Reflector has resumed
publication at the A. 4 Nj. College, ana l.
even more readable and interesting than Il
was last year.
The society young people Of Canton gave
cantata last week, "Belshazzar's Feast
for the benefit of the Methodist church, ant
cleared $4,000.
The News says that the Port Gibson
, girls have had the skating craze and riding
craze, and mildly wonders if they ever haC
the sewing machine craze.
This, from ali exchange, is the latest OF
the name of the Industrial College:
"The State Feminine College of Colum
bus opens with great eclat to-day, Oct, 22d.'
Natchez had double wedding lasi week
The Misses Sehartz of that city, were tn
! brides and Messrs Kaufman of Churcl
Hill, and Steppach OF Louisiana were tn
grooms.
Judge w. F. Fitzgerald, formerly o
/, Jackson and Vicksburg, and recently on
! of the Judges of the Supreme Court O
,, Arizona, was removed by President Cleve
land, last week.
r Katie Putnam will give a benefit i
I Meridian this week, for the Rifles This
very nice in the charming little actres
, l To-
e ever, in Mississippi.
The reception of the Vicksburg bows
/ upon their return from Aberdeen was en-
a thusiastic beyond expression. The "Swee
e Sweepers" were out in full force and uni
e form to welcome them.
t Some of the Summit boys have so ia
G forgotten their self-respect as to fall int
Z the habit of eating pinders during churc
Il service. The last Sentinel gives them SOM
:, sound advice on the subject.
: The Columbus Dispatch says that tn
= College contains blonde girls, brunett
: glrls, non-committal girls, quiet girls, bois
ferrous girls, tall girls, short girls thin o.; rI
fat girls, ugly girls, pretty girls. and in fac
/. any. kind, size or description of girl know
= to the trade.
' The East Mississippi Times saws. IN
!. young ladies, on their way to lie Colnn
4 bus Female College, stopped for awhile =.
r the A. q NJ. College on Wednesday Or
boys FURNISHED their buttons, practiced the
o sweetest smiles and otherwise prepared /
:. welcome them.
II An infant child of Mr.. J. B. Ross
IT Utica, was fatally burned last week IN
chlld was playing on the floor and i
mother stumbled and fell, in crossing m
room, and spilled the contents of a bowl :
oolling water on the baby, from the efaf
of which it died eNe'
u AT the competitive drill In Aberdeen III
volunteer Southrons came out with fir.
= honors; Meridian Rifles, second: Vicksbpr
u hiues, third; Columbus Rifles fourth. am
D Aberdeen Guards fifth. Mr.. TiIlman .
the Nlcksburg Rifles, took the medal in IN
individual drill, and Mr.. Ed. Shaw of RI
Rifles, the inspection medal.
. Some OF the College girls being unused +,
gas, came near causing a serious acciden
on the night of the opening, by blowing on
, .he gas. Hence this piece of sage adyic
in last weeks Dispatch: -
10 THE DEAR COLLEGE GIRLS
? tease 90 not blow out the gas or monke,
with the electric light machine.
Miss Lille Andrews, of Oxford was loo
week married to Prof. w. ID. HeddIeston
OF loceopola. Prof. Heddleston was for
time an adjunct Professor in the Universit,
Oh mississippi and is young man o
oriiilant prospects. Miss Andrews is on,
ol IN. me Ioviiest OF oyford's lovely girls, and
mecYnsrs,uiate both upon their exceeding
rare good fortune, and wish them well
An Oxford paper describes two traeedie.
as follows: eoief
A man living near Canton undertook, .
board freight train RUNNING ON fas 800 -, -
All the pieces were buried in tbe san,.
grave. o sanie
Il Two negroes quarreled over a pame n
craps the other day on the steamer FJ
hichardson. One of them died Al the
hospital in Natchez NEXT dav 'ne