The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-03
STATE NEWS.

Clara Louise Kellogg sings in Aberdeen
March I'd. -
Farmers IN Alfalfa county are iosi"S
many hogs from cholera
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Soeisll |
Of Yazoo City have made $o24.Je "iiie .
they have pnt out at ten per cent ii''e.ss''
Rev. DR.. Hoyte and Rev. A. H. Barley
are preaching with great power and eiiset
at West Point. A deep interest mas oss.i
awakened.
IT has been rumored that Geu- A. /.
stewart the honored chancellor oil the
State University will tender his reslsha-
ton when the trustees meet IN june
Mr.. ". 5. Davis, OF Waynesboro, has
held the position of Circuit and CnahceFs
Clerk OF Wayne county continuously Sihcs
the wear 1858, with the exception Of i've
wears daring the time the State was under
military ruie.-Ex
On Monday last at the municipal election
| in Brookhaveu, f. f. Brennan was elecieh
Navor. over ". p. Baggett; Aaron InrSI'
| Marshal B. T. Atkins, A. krauss, /. II
| Lewis. j. c. Storm, Station Baker, Joseph
| Connolly. Aldermen.
| Mrs. Powell, an artist. having her stHdio
:, Rroakhayen, net with 4 painful aeel-
4 ~
cient brass capdlesticks, some OF the verdi
oris is supposed 10 have beeu communleat,
Ell to her eyes, which infamed them, anc
is causing her intense suffering.
Catherine Cole in a letter from Wash
;,gtou describing the Presidents reception
TO the diplomatic corps, has TINS TO say
some of Mississippi's women:
Among the Southern women present
: distinguished alike for their beauty an'
handsome costumes, were the following
Mr.. Judge Van Eaton, OF Woodville, Miss
a court train and high eorsage OF SUI err
D rubv-colored velvet, Worn over pettIcoa
[ OF white satin brocaded in colored we've
+ flowers. corsage garniture of pink feathers
Z mink ostrich tips IN the hair; Mrs. Ihoma
n tyatchings, wife of a member from NicEs
II | burg black satin with long train, owe
Y which was worn a robe OF black jetted lac'
II Miss Money, the pretty young daughte
d OF ex-Congressman Money, OF Mississippi
Y wore dress OF wAite satin made shor
i with over-draperies OF lace.
,al Mrs L. @ c. Lamar Jr., pretty blond
70 and who dresses magniicenHy. wore PIN
II satin with black velvet train and bodic
- NJ arie Stuart collar Of velvet edge vii
:, pink pearls, a fan cluster CT pink feather
! Miss Eccleston, of Mississippi, and
: very handsome woman, chaperoned
- Mrs. Van Eaton, wore crimson sati
ile shrouded in black lace, with . corsas
= bouquet Of JAG roses.
4 The following complimentary notice
~ taken from the Eufala, Ala, Times, an
- we transfer it with plas2re To our column
= assuring a warm welcome in MississiP
II for Mr. Martin:
DC Mr.. E. Martin leaves us to-day to NAL
at his future home in Yazoo City, Mississippi
G where he becomes cashier OF 4 new \
X tional Bank with a capital stock OF 5000
n Mr. Martin and Mr.. 5. /. Barentt CIV
n, the major part of the stock in ii
er enterprise. Mr.. Martini was born al
b, raised in Eufaula, where every hone
a man calls him friend" No man III b.
us bour county, or in Alabama, can claim
les larger circle of cultivated Acquaintance
IL and warm and devoted personal associate
ho He has always been very industrious a
% energetic, and his accumulation is the I
o. ward Of unremitting, hard and hont
- work wisely directed. He has laid {
- foundation Tor future afIluence, viii
" We hope he will soon secure and live 10
~ 10 enjoy Eufaula society could not suf
y a greater loss. He has been the lie
many pleasant social gatherings aud t
Oh inspiration of a thousand diversions. /
10, Times, as lis readers will do, bids Il
social and business faycrite a very relu
% tant good bye and a God speed in his n
= | home