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

west toIht is soon 10 have pa-k
,osite the Jackson hotel. F-'A
Leather is being shipped to Bos,o,
anneries in Monroe county. 10
The broom drill for the ben4s,
ieridian Rifles, melted $3.50. u e
Jas. J. Baxter, one of Corin,b,
citizens, died on 81 inst 10
Montgomery Edwards, promi,...
zen of Macon, died on the 18th ola e.
Mr.. T. c. Cooper and Miss Nav d..
IF Yazoo county, were married iar-S
The new ball room at Coopa,. v
has been completed and is a great aai vs.
Milt C. Miller, popular engiDa..
I. C. r. R., died at Water ySlleyla, : ~ Z;
ult
Corinth has not enough dwelling.
her rapidly increasing 49,, : z
lion. f''
Rev. DIR. B. NJ. Palmer, OF Newo5
lectured on Mormonism at Mos. 3.
last week.
Prof. r. C. Redus has rendered hi.
nation as Superintendent Of Educ.r.1
Lee county.
Miss Ida Rust has resigned Der No..
as Mistress OF Photography. in The f ,,-.'
of the /. l. 4 Z.
Miss Josie North and Rev. JAN
som were married in Benton. july IE
Rev. Mr.. Adams.
The eloquent Methodist ps.,o,
Meridian, is giving whisky the Blsrs
wherever he goes.
The Kosciusko AthletIcts deies,.l
. aekson Mutuals at the baseball MAJ
Kosciusko, last week.
Mr.. A c. burden has sold the Ia,.
ton Advertiser to Mr.. c. Oltenbprg
will remove to Tennessee.
A. NJ. Paxton, Jr., has been apnoio,.s
succeed his lamenIed father on the M, (
burg Public School Board.
The postotfice address OF Gen. s n I
President of A. & NJ. College, will b. &
umbus, Miss, for the present.
Mr.. J. ]. Hardin dropped dead one
last week, while ploughlng in field :
Old Town, Lauderdale county.
A patent was issued last week to
Jno. b. johnson, OF Holly Springs a,
jack for replacing ties on bales
The machinery for the new cotton mi
at Port Gibson mas been accepted and
work will soou be commenced.
| Mrs. Annabelle Anderson, wife Of n
Anderson, living near Centreville a.
after very brief illness, on the 81.
Natchez has ordered new census II.
national census shows Natchez has ami
1000 whites 900 at least are claimed
In the class which Bishop Thompss
confirmed last week in Meridian wa. h,
joel 2. Walker, and number Of olbqr
Jacob Sontheimer, of Lexington di.l
last week. He was very prominen. m
highly respected citizen OF Holmes couuir
Mrs. Ann B. Heslep, aged eighty.6v,
years, died at the residence OF her son,in.
law, Geo. ). Applegate, in Winoua, Jun.
&c.
Colonel and Mrs. c. P. Nelson, Wood
Vile, have been called to mourn the death
of their infant daughter, Mamie on n
inst.
Miss Nettie Wooten, society youn.
lady of Holly Springs, was severely ID
| jured last week, IN being thrown IRON
buggy.
Prof. K. G. Redus, Superintendent 4
Education of Lee county, will attend 70.
summer law lectures at the Uniyersiiy q
Virginia.
The Vicksburg Spoke Company is sf.
ing large warehouse in connection EA
the factory. This enterprise seems to hlt
bright future.
The Oxford Telephone" has Taxa
down its wires for the summer Its vols
will be heard again, however, at the opz-
lug of the University.
Miss Irene Pittman, so well known E
Vicksburg society, sailed for Europe Isl
Saturday, with a party Of young lads
from Alabam.L, under care Of Miss Jgll
Tutwiler.
Bishop Galloway has appointed Rev
F. Watkins, formerly of jackson, to tax
charge of his station at Brookhayen, yhi1
on account Of his being made bishop b
resigned.
Seventeen hundred persons have signs
temperance pledge recently, at Indepl
dencey Miss, and Good Templar's Loiga
with six hundred members, has bee
organized.
DIR. Alexander Hunter, promiDa
citizen of Crystal Springs died in lhl
place, on the 30th of June. He repreeHis
Copiah in the Legislature soon after Il
war, and was for several years eonnecit
with the press.
Mr.. C. c. Marlow, Of Crystal Spring, ar
Miss Maud Jones, of Terry, were marrli
on the Both nit, at the residence Of Il
groom. The Meteor says it was anolh
case of "Love laughing at locksmith.
as the brides parents were opposed to y
match.
Prof. r F. Preston, brother OF the Sta
| Superintendent OF Education, has been
elected principal of the Water Vail
Public School. He has ten ssslstan
This is undoubtedly the model pub
school Of Mississippi, and shows what N
be accomplished BY public cooperation.
The sixth animal session Of the Nor
east Mississippi Teachers Association ID
convened at West Point on inst, vas
grand success. About one hundred teach
we're present. Prof. Fitzhugh, OF
University of Mississippi, presided,
Prof. Preston, State Superintendent was
active participant in the proceedings.
Rev. DIR. Hoyte is conducting an inter-
ing meeting at Okolona. a large mum
have united with the different churcI
The Doctors address, after 10th inst,
be Glasgow, KY. While the Doctor
laboring for a spiritual harvest, he Do
time in a note to THE CLARION, to "a
Crops are not promising; only four d
fit to plough in four weeks
Willie, the fifteen-year old son OF Rev.
B. Bingham, Hazlehurst, accldentiy J
himself on the LIST, with target rifle, tSen
two calibre. The ball entered the trun'
the body at the lower extremity, IN lfG
but as the bali csuld not be traced VIII
probe, no opinion was expressed 0y
physician as TO the result OF the Won
He died on Monday morning.
The A. q NJ. College Faculty held
Farmers Institute at Durant last SaI
day with large attendance and lively
terest. Nothing promises more iof
! State than these meetings. 1t Is plan
utilizing the College in general way
/ fusing its. advantages and identifying
people with its success. 1t Is fast gam
in popular favor ami likely 10 oecou'
great power for coed to the whole SIa'e
Corinth Herald, I'd.
A. J. Wilkinson, a lawyer by profess
left Duncansby, Issaquena county, Nj
on Saturday, June 10, and went to &c
burg. On Monday, June 81 ne wrote
his wife at Duncansby, stating that ne
tended drowning himself. He was seen u
Vicksburg on that day, but not since u
time. He is tall, dark completeness v
light hair and sandy whiskers. A rev.
of 5000 is offered for the body, II II Is lou
that he was drowned.
Some of the camp meetings to Dc d
in this State this summer Will DC
follows Sam Jones camp meeting D.
Chester, in Amite county, commencing
Friday before the fifth Sunday in Augu'
the Lake camp meeting, at the SANE u. ".
the Trenton camp meeting, near IIen.
Smith county, commencing FRIDAY ny
before the first Sunday in September
bennington camp meeting, Ihui7u
August 18th. and Providence camp INC