The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-21

The Office OF Sanitary Inspector at Fort
Gibson has been abolished
The Yazoo City oil mill has been renewed
of taxation by the town council.
Cooper's Wells has large number OF
dist guished visitors at present.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs j. Il.
Ferguson, of Brandon, died last week
Mormon missionaries have been labor
ing in Clark and Lauderdale counties
The RAYMOND Gazette is now forty-three
years old Long may it live to prosper
Mrs. Chisholm, OF Yazoo county, was
struck and killed by lightning, last week
The Sub Soiler and Democrat has more
personals than any other paper IN the
State.
The application for rooms at the L. l. q
c., already exceeds the capacity OF the DOR
mitories.
Miss Josie New, of Rodney, and Mr.;
VIM. King, of Tensas, La, were married
last week.
The Aberdeen Examiner suggests that
the glass factory be resumed at Moss Point,
in the autumn.
Track laying on the Yazoo and Mlssls-
sippi Valley Railroad reached Greenwood,
on the 9th inst.
Bishop Keener will dedicate the new
Methodist Church in Raymond, the first
Sunday in August.
Mrs. Sallie Ada Malone is to assume
editorial control of the Batesuille PIANO.
liam, at an early day:
| Mr.. w. E. Hughes, of Humboldt, Tenn,
and Miss Dixie Patrick, OF Brookhaven,
were married last week.
| Mr.. F. c. MCGEE, of the Meridian News,
has been appointed special agent IN the
Labor Bureau at Washington.
| The Yazoo City silver cornet band will
give an excursion TO Castalian Springs, on
| the 26th inst. Tickets good for ten days.
/ The big cypress raft belonging to Mr.
Clark. of eSatchez, which recently escaped
above Vicksburg, has been caught and TIED
up.
The Confederate reunion at Satartia il
Yazoo county, August 9th, promises TO b,
most enjoyable to 1.-The boys who wore ths
gray"
The School Board of Trustees of Yves
Point want prime pal for the Nal,
Academy, and solicit applications iron
educators.
The Directors OF the Senatobia Educa
,ional Association desire the services of al
exper fenced instructor, as President o
their school.
j Misses Maggie and Wick Hill, of Macon
are taking special courses of study in tn
arts and sciences at Harvard College, Cam
bridge, Mass.
The Record says that Senatobia car
boast ten men, whose aggregate weight l
$50 pounds, and wants 10 knoS how tina
speaks for health.
Track LAYING on the Yazoo end of tn
railroad TO Chester has been commenced
and it is thought that the gap will be close
, by the middle of August.
: The Columbus Dispatch boasts of
sable citizen of ancient age, who has ha
twelve wives, eighty-nir children an
three hundred grandchildren.
A most enjoyable and successful moon
light fete was given last week at tn
Briscoe residence near Fayette, for tn
; benefit of the Fayette churches.
Mr.. Hugh &. Thompson, son OF Bisho
rhompson, has bought magnificent plar
, tation near Raymond, and will convert
into a stock dairy and fruit farm.
! Mr.. Cassell, prominent young druggi'
: of Vicksburg, and Miss Carrie Drake, c
, Natchez, were married on Friday noon, 8
! the residence of the brides parents.
, The Morning Telegram, soon to b
! issued in Mobile, will be conducted b
, three young Mississippians-Mes "
B. Sorsby, Jno. Brennan, and W. A. Bat
, taille.
E Steve Renfroe, the Alabama desperad,
, who was captured near Enterprise la
week, and taken to Jail in Sumter county
Ala He was forced from the Jail an
1 lynched.
q John Lewis, colored bar-keeoer |
f Vicksburg, was dangerously wounded b
Dick Robinson, young mulatto, last weel
= The cause of the shooting was very try
ial thing
q Mrs. Addison Craft one of the most b,
(. loved and estimable ladies of Holl
Springs, died on Sunday, 18th inst. Som
. beautiful tributes to her memory have al
!. peared in the Holly Springs papers.
Mr.. Art Crane, of Yazoo City, was dar
f gerously and perhaps fatally shot by NJ
\ Walter Lamar, of the same place, Thur
4 day evening. The young men are bot
prominent in business and social circle
, and the sad event is greatly to be lamentet
; Mr. A. NJ. Searles, popular young gel
+ tleman of Vicksburg, has accepted tn
4
u Arthur Owen Wilson, of Birmingham
Ala, and will assist in the business
locating and constructing furnaces, raj
ways, ETC., in that part of the country.
The dairymen of Meridian will sell fres
sweet milk at the following prices frol
!, this date until the LIST of September next
= In quantities of one gallon or more so cen
per gallon single quarts, 10 cents; sing
pints, cents; II tickets one quart eacl
Z for 81 "a tickets one pint each, for 81.
: Natchez is to have new brass banC
4 but the boys have agreed to practice on til
]. wharf boat, ''where they will distur
nobody" Very onsiderate-whereupo
| the Democrat expresses "the sincere hop
that the band may soon be able to play
> tremendously and perfectly as does til
. Mexican ba ld."
= The Adams Light Infantry, on Mond a.
. 18th, presented their accomplished com
mander, Capt. t. Otis Baker, with a beau
tiful pitcher, the gift of George t. Rein
and won by the Company in a large
match with the Natchez Fencibles an
Natchez Rifles, at Landsdowne Park, Jul
D. A compliment most worthily bestowed
One hundred and seventy students of th
< |. /. q &. have registered to return thi
= coming session, and those who have nc
J are allowed six weeks in which to decid
!, and register their names. At the expira
;, ton of that time the vacancies will be SUI
piled from the different counties. Their
!, have been in the last ten days sixty appli
= cations from girls wishing to board in tn
: ormitory.-Columbu Dispatch.
We greatly regret to learn of the deaf
I from stroke of tightening, of Mrs J. N
Chisholm; while sitting in her residence o
a the evening in question, heard a heay
, clap of thunder and went out to get som
. clothing off wire clothes line that extend
q from an oak tree to the cstern house, wit
stake support in the center. While sh
. was standing near the center stake, ligh
4 ming struck the oak tree passed along tn
q wire to the center stake, from which
passed to Mrs. Chisho. m, killing her il
q stantly.-Yazoo Sentinel.
y Miss Lilly Mcdowell, of Holly Spring
C was married at Washington on Saturda
1. last to Robert Mcdowell, Secretary of III
e Board of Education for ireland, distan
g relative of the bride. Senator Walthal
d gave the bride away. Among those preseu
It Barry, Col. Van III. Manning and tn
Mrs. Crump, Mr.. l.. N. Southworth, Assist
d ant Attorney General Watson, Major s
y A. Jonas and Mr.. j. Fl. Robinson. TIL
0 bride and groom left for New Yor
/ City, where they will remain week an
It then sail for Europe.
Bread Without Yeast.