The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17
STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
Mr.. Eff. Mobiles. Of Port Gibson, died
last week.
Wesson will soon possess an amateur
dramatic club.
The columbus Dispatch celebrated us
sixth birthday last week
The Legislators were Handsomely enter
tanned at Vicksburg, Sunday.
The Presbyterians OF Yazoo City. enjoyed
a supper and pound party last night.
Mr.. Jas. l.. Gillespie has taken charge
Of the Oxford Falcon as editor IN chief
Mississippi failed to be boiled down
by Mr.. Evans, OF the Sub-Soiler, last week
The Mayor of Greenville calls upon Inc
citizens at that place to assist IN suppress
sion of crime.
Mrs. II. J. Y. Moss, OF Butler suicided on
the Sd, by shooting herself through '"s
head with pistol
sixteen families. colored. reached
Na,ehez on Monday, from Richmond eoan-
", North Carolina.
The Yazoo Sentinel complains OF the
tramp nuisance and calls Tor an epi''0e
ment OF the vagrant act.
Mississippi will soon have an organized
| body of State troops of which any State
might be proud.-Avalanche.
Col. j. Frantz has Withdrawn IRON
the Brandon Republican leaving the paper
| in the charge OF his son f. h. Frantz'
| Chamberlain Hunt Academy, at fort
| Gibson, has larger attendance Oh
students this session than for many year,
One OF the brakesmen on the |. {. H. H.,
was crushed to death at the Wood street
crossing in Water Valley last MONDAY
morning
The little village of HarristoD, at the
iuuction of the Little j." and wilson
roads, has shipped 1000 bales of cotton
this year.
The city council Of Canton has had
new barbed-wire fence put around the Ole
graveyard, which has been SO long without
an enclosure.
Mr.. F. D. Lewis has been nominated D,
, the Democrats OF Wilkinson county 10
Sheriff. to fill the unexpired term OF tn
late W. II. Morgan.
81 A fire broke ont in the roof of Chamber
lain Hunt Academy at Port Gibson, OF
= Friday and damaged the building to TN
: amount of about $500.
J. Judge Stephen Thrasher and J. Met
4 Martin have been called upon to run 10
4 Senator. to fill the vacancy caused by IN
death Of Col. Vertner.
il George Bunch, Summit shoe maker, 1t
It dicteu for sewing up the mouth OF his ow
:. child, a boy about ten years oil age, plea
- guilty at the Pike county court aud Wa
is sentenced TO Jail for thirty days.
o The youug ladies of the Girls Industri'
Y Jnsii,nte. have organized a Young Won,er
D. Christian Association.-Ex. Couldn't OF
o esteemed Exchange have found IT posslb
a to bring in Il few females with all tho
m Ladies', Girls and Women ?"
lrl News comes from Centreville, Ami
r? countp, of tragedy that is causing gre
I'd excitement in that community. dang
o. ter of J. w Roork, Miss Carney Roor
70 who was disappointed in love affair, d
ID termined to end her life, and secured al
10 swallowed a dose of arsenic. Failing
/. her fatal design from the poison, she th'
"A cut her throat with a razor, but at la
- accounts was still living.
Is, The Mobile and n W. Re ilroad will
ii extended from Clarksdale via McN.,tt
a Greenwood this spring and there come
n with the Memphis & Yazoo City roa
% Not many years from now You viii see
y, road running down the bank OF the Su
:" flower river from Clarksdale to Johnso
" vile. thence down Mound Bayou TO Da
III son Lake and connect with the l.
Gu system at Tchula.-Huutingto Iranscril
rs We learn that in neighborhood fl
''u miles north Of Corinth, the neighbors ha
&C. organized what they call corn bre
society,"" Joining which they pledge ihei
Is selves to use no -four unless they are al
ne to pay for it-won't go in debt Tor il, is
ed idea. We commend the plan; not that
Id think extreme measures necessary, but
ar principle is right. PAY az you go and
he YOU cannot pay, don't GO" is an excelle
IN rule, limited la but few exceptions.
ng might be extended 10 many other thin
lot besides -four. 1t is no hardship to live
corn bread-there are SO many WAYS
in preparing it that no one need get tired
,ol it. Il is unexceptionallv healthy-gC
NO egg-bread" can hardly be surpassed in I
d. culinary art, and with plenty of eggs a
-tb butter-milk of which every farmer shot
90 have plenty il can be made good enou
ca to charm the taste of the greatest epicu
IL The society wonld do well 10 add snott
~, plank to their platform-that OF sow
VII wheat next faIl.-CoriDth Herald.
MARRIED.
Inv Miss Minnie Newman, of Crystal Sprin
ly and Mr.. d. c. Mcmillan, Of Chattanoo
ira Tenn, were married last night, At
al brides home.
III, AT the residence of the brides faith
Nv Mr.. I. J. Fouche, near Yazoo City,
l 10 Tuesday, February 9th, by Rev. II.
toi Singleton, MIR. w. |. Spears, of DeS,
me county, Miss, and Miss Emma Fouche,
h9 Yazoo City.
OF By the Rev. S. B. Malone, Mr.. c.
us Thomas, of Carroll county, and Miss Pa
her Cowap, of Winona.
the BY the Rev. S. B Malone, Mr.. F..
i49 Burt to Miss Ava c. Thompson, all
Dor Montgomery county.
3 In Sharon, on Wednesday evening, II
vill inst. by Rev. Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Guy
ate Latham and Miss Mary Ellen Wood.
By the Rev. NJ II. Moore, at the Ne
odist church, in Mayersville, on Wedn
60 day evening, Febru AIRY 10th, 1886, at
" m, Mr.. Livingston Peyton, editor of
M Spectator, and Miss Idella Spiers.