The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-10
THE STATE.
Houston has a cooking club.

Houston has cooking club.
Fayette speaks of having public cotton |
weigher-
sardis has four white and two colored
schools.
Miss Lily Whitlock, of Natenez, died
last Saturday.
Durani is soon to erect handsome Bap-
tist parsonage.
Oxford wants Rev. Sam Jones.-Ex.
And needs him too. no doubt.
Beef sells in Holly Springs for three
cents per pound by the quarter.
1t is said there is negro girl near Can
ton who is gradnlly turning white.
There Is grist mill in Vicksburg, with
a capacity of three hundred barrels day.
A grand ball comes off tonight at Grena-
ia, mpiimentary TO the brides of the
season.
Lawrence county is out of debt with
plenty OF money in the treasury. Happy
Lawrence.
What has become of Miss Della apple
gate State news condenser for the Winoua
Advance?
Bolivar county claims more colored real
estate owners and tax payers than any
otHeI COUNTY III lus state.
| Mr. and Mrs Frank Hankens, of Vino
IA, celebrated the golden anniversary OF
their marriage on the Sd inst.
Prof. r. c. Redns has been appointe d
| Superintendent of Education in zee coun-
y. A most excellent appointment.
A correspondent informs us of the kill
ing by DR.. Carradine. of IL robins IN four
hours, near Benton with rife. We ex
pect that is about the best shooting thai
has been done in our county this season.
Rev. Dr. Bardwen WILL be installed a
the Presbyterian church in Iazoo City
next Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Cummings, o
Vicksbnrg, preaching the installation ser
non. Rev. DR.. Hunter will assist in tn,
services and preach that night.
A special train, conveying the member
d oi the L. gislatnre 10 Columbus, to see th
girls, passed through the city yesterda,
about noon. There were go members 0
the House, and 10 members OF the Senat
acknowledgements BY about % ladie
, some OF them the lilies and roses q
Jackson society.-Meridian News.
Hermanville wants to be incorporated.
GreenvilIe is badly in need of first
E class hotel
The hotel being built at holly Spring
~ the |. c. r. K. is progressing rapidly.
A Lafayette county young man carried
COW in'o Oxford the other day and trade
it Tor his marriage license.
The crib, barn and 800 bushels of cor
belonging to Mrs. Mary Glass, in sout
Warren, We're burned one night last weel
Two bows at the col red school in We
a Canton, got into difficulty on Monda
last, when one cut the other quite seriousl
with pocket knife
- special to the Picyune notes the fai
ure of Z. Robertson & Co., of West Poin
the largest wholesale and retail grocer
merchants in E sst Mississippi.
r A petition numerously signed has bee
II sent TO the Governor asking him
!, withhold his signature to the act repealiT
Al he wire fence law in Sharkey county.
i Miss Mary Linfeld died at Hazlehur'
: Miss, last Saturday, Of typhoid fever, afJ
p 4, lingering illess. She was the young
\ iaughter of the late Rev. W. E. NJ. Ii
=, field
d On Shelby's back place, mile or tv
from Huntington, Andrew Stewart, wi
10 one mule, made thirty bales of cotton
j. seventeen acres of land. He says he didr
d work hard; he only kept it clean, al
a worked it at the right time; it was in Il
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