The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-20
THE STATE.
GreensiIIe j. 70 have street ear..

GreensiIle il to have street cars.
The Macon Fair opens to morrow
The Aberdeen Fair is nov in progra..
Saloons are once more open in Colpmbr.
Several new houses are being built !.
Darant
Mrs.. 5. s Lemon of Biloxi died on II.
10th inst.
The seniinel is anxious to have esu.,.
taken OF Ysz o.
Mississippi has seven creameriss and
eleven congresses.
The Fair Association at Merriam ,5u
probably be revived.
The Adams Light Infantry have ari,-..
forty new uniforms.
There are seven candidates for co,,..
weigher at herman.
i, The po~tofEice at Bowers, GrenaIa esy,,-
has been discontinued.
sevsn>deer were killed by camp-buBts-.
in Kempef~eouuty last week.
Mrs. l.. A. Winston died in Column.
last week, after several months illness.
Miss Iadia James Ssa Mr.. Jesse Bs,be.
OF Haaiesburg were marked last seek.
Mrs Laura L. Blair, aged Il years ana
nine months, died al Houston last week
The brass band from Aberdeen +. b.
make music al the Macon Fair lal- we.k
Mrs. Avis, vile of Capt.J.> $. Avis -
Taylors Depot, died ~ Tuesday, VERY
suddenly.
There is talk in Natyhez of rebujl5;,.
the bridge connecting middle ana u3.
per bluffs.
NJ %aftor f,nxir5.r.,, ,-l NJ ~
b. Van Cleave OF Ocean Springs we're mar.
RED last week.
The Grenada Gazette rej9ices that sacs i,
quantity OF fine hay has been made ia tb.t
county this year.
The l. l. Il c. girls are not allowed 70 d.
their own shopping, bur trust All their pur.
ehases 10 4 teacher.
Gel. Chas. E. Wright, editor Of tb.
VIeksburg Herald, has obtained latep,
Oh cotton harvester.
The oyster business is opening Up with
promise ON The coast, and shipments have
increased considerably.
The citizens OF Yazoo City are making
efforts 20 procure gas and artesIau wells ior
thelr city Immediately.
The Barnes Hotel AT Mississippi Civ is
advertised Tor sale al Trustees sale, % Sal.
urday, November l2th.
Luther Godbold, son Of DR.. ). j. God.
bold, OF Fayette, dIed last week, after an
illness OF many years duration.
A beautiful cushion, made and paiutet
by the Misses Stanton OF Natchsz. was ,bo,
Tor by the Natchez clubs last week.
Mr.. Albert Gross Of Columbus was mar.
ried in New York City last week 10 Ais.
Angel Selignian, OF the Latter cur
There are only ave young ladies al The
University Tins sessIon-lwO seniors. one
junior, one sophomore, ohe freshman.
Meridian has just been the scene Of Al
unprt ccdented number OF marriages and
the News says there are still more 10 follow.
The pistol carriers OF Wa,ne county
were paraly zed last week, by having 10 p,y
: 100 each, as fines for carrying concealed
weapons.
A very fine horse was stolen from Mai.
e. J. kunneis, 81 Brandon, recently. but
was afterwards recovered. The thiei. nov.
ever, is sill at large.
I he Aberdeen Conservatory OF Music is
in fall blast, aud some OF 1t, pupils, w'hilr
children in years, are phenomenal perform
ers OF classical music.
Mr.. Geo. 5. Black, young LAWYER Of
Parsgouid, Ark, and Miss SalIie Wheat
were married last week, nj the residence OF
the oride's parents IN Oxford
great many handsome special prem.
iums are offered at the Macon FAIR, one of
which Is an elegant slde-saddle Tor The best
girl rider under fifteen years.
Miss Dixie Buford, an accomplished elo-
cutionist oil College Hill, Miss, has ust
mpleted her course at Philadelphia, Pa,
and came home full OF Ionofs.
An exchange says that Suun lwer county
has only two teachers IN the public school
service who were able to pass The examln-
alton required by law, aud both OF these
were cOlOred
man named j. G.. Cartwright. living
near Kelly, was run over by train near
Olive Branch last week. 1t is thought that
the unfortunate man intended 10 commi,
suicide by getting under the wheels.
Mary Ward, widow OF Eugene Ward, Of
Nicksburg has entered suit against the l..
n. o. and T. X. K, for SlD,U8U damages
Tor the killing OF her husband while an
loading cars at NIcksburg some time ago
The two lieutenants and two sersesnts Of
the Winona Rifles bave each picked q set
OF fours from their company 10 drill and
alter some practice, they will have COM
petitive drill for the championship Of the
company.
Some of the creditors OF the old Fair
Association of Jefferson c ,unty have sued
it for claims and secured judgment Al
an early date the grounds aud building
wall be sold at public cutlery to satisfy
these judgments.
Ga the 18th Capt j. G. Mann. Of the II
iinois Central Railroad Company, placed s.
corps Of engineers on the survey from
West Point to Columbus. The new road
will be about fifteen miles long. and will
be completed by Jan. l.
Mrs. Annie Mayo, (nee Lake. formerly
one Of Oxford's most popular young ladies,
died at her home in Clarendon, Ark, las,
week, and her remains were interred at her
oil home Oxford, which she left bat few
months ago, s--happy bride.
Mr.. Albert Gatsch.et, representative Of
the pathological and linguistic department
OF the Smithsonian Institute at Wishing
ton, isnOw in the neighborhDoI OF \ ttc4rz,
searching mp the language traces Of The
now extinct tribes OF Indians, and their
character istics.