The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-11
THE STATE.


The new compress at Natehez mr..
Irst bale on Saturday last. 'ssaF "
The CRYSTAL Springs Videttes h..
eived new guns and uniforms. e
The Grand Lodge knights and -
# Honor convened in Meridian ves, .,sa's'
Capt. C. E. Wright, editor If r. ''llaE
nercial Herald, is recreating it en- o'a
Well. 'peFs
The Meridian Cigar Manufscia,v
If the growing industries ot that e.. ! ens
city. ''as
The majority "for the sale IN g..
was si3-the total vote '1..Aia
!, 6S7.
The appropriation for the public has,,
ing at Oxford, has been incres.ss1i' a-
sol GOO. =
Prof. J. NJ. Carter has resigned
perinteudent Of Education ot Po = =
county.
There viii be a reunion Of WiuA3,
Confederate Cavalry at Senatobia. on b
day next 18th.
Rev. DR.. Z .aley has taken ehsrps ia
Wiuoua Female College, heretufo-a
Quoted by Prof. Bacon.
The Raymond Gazette will publi.,,.
week the dream OF Rev. Peter Con. 1s
discoverer OF Cooper's Wen. d
The total tax levy in Adams copr..
persons and property in \ ,Jchez. i.S6
on the thousand; 10 city, $3.50.
Mr.. Willis Mcdonald of jefferson.
ty, and Miss Matte Harper, Of I.oais.-
we're married at Rodney, on the 2StbI-
Robert w. Lewis, one of d.. mo-,
lar young men of jackson county ~ -
Moss Point on the -. He was H. "a,
son of the late Hon. \. T. Lewis.
The veterans of Bradiori's Bt.tsr-
:. A.. viii have a reunion aud b,sks;, !.
mic at Pontotoc on 10Th Inst. aud tbsv.-.
wife all Confederates To participate -
The Presbyterian church at Os,,,3t
| been for some time without ps.,nr ..s
the Falcon Is urging the brethren sn4 Il
tiers of that congregation 10 get one.
The trustees OF Whitwor,h CoUa.s
last Tuesday night, for the election 4.
/ successor TO DR.. Johnson, but no choioa -.
made. \ successor may be found. On, h.
Johnson's place cannot be filled.
Mr.. SIoney Montgomery. Of Nan,l.
and Miss Mamie Thomp>on Of O.
were married few DAYS siuce At O.sp
Comloit The bride Is a d tught.r II ~
late Hon. Jacob Thompson.
Hermauyille will have gyard b,ll..
morrow night, for the benefit Of lbe NJ.
some Lodge there. Special trains WILL.
from Raymond and Natchtz. Alwb,s,
tend cannot fail to have pleasant, tjn.
The survivors Of the Fifteenth Mss,
Sippi regiment, will have a reunion a, ri
mona on Friday next, 18th when G4n.-.i
| Waithsll, their oli comm ,uder, vii, y.
dress them. Ii will be Il sad happy occ,.
sion.
Mr.. B. V White, member Of Mann,
Barton Lodge NJ. ID, klglts Of Pytsi,,
aud representative TO the Supreme Lod,s
recently in session at Toronto, wa. pr-.sst.
ed with beautiful Jewel at the me,iin,a
his lodge on 4yh inst.
The salary Of the superintendent Ella.
cttion of Washington conuty ha, h.,
fixed at $500. The supervisors win,bm
, to be sure-enough Superintendent. ana
/ are willing to pay him for it, Better 80.
, pervi-ion will insure better schools
/ Capt. w. r. Gildart, Of the Greenyi.
K le>, was presented by his commug. q,
t Thursday night last, with a handsome ~
I | uiatiou sword, as token OF their appr5s.
alton and esteem. They have a wNd
doing things in nice way at Greeua.s
The business men Of Crystal Springs
= have published a card in which they sste
: that business in the town and county aal
never been SO sati.iact ny or prlspsrarF
as during the fifteen months experience
Prohibition. They insist that s"PsoAib
ton does prohibit"
: A seedy looking individual, calling biu.
= self Peecher, and who claims to hali iron
, Jackson, gets a free notice 10 the Panolia
having victimized boarding houses "a
p Sardis and Bttesville. H prelend- 10
: want to buy newspaper, aud OF c0urN
a that gives him credit
] A new Presbyterian church edifae al
d Yokena, a station on the L. \. o. q T. 2
] r.. south of Vicksburg was dedicated rs.
Gently. Rev. rhos. Cummins preached
; the dedication sermon. The orgauiz tlI0a
{ of the church and the erection OF the hou%
e are the result of the untiring 4bors OF Nrs
D Patty Gould, noble Car stan woman.
Z, The Macon Creamery has been couPIi.
! ed to suspend temporarily, on account OF
. insufficient water supply. and complains
m fde 10 the town authorities OF The baa
( odor arising from deconposed wAey. It's
pretty well settled now that the entire plaHi
will be removed to some point on the rigd-
where perpetual supply OF water can BE-
0 secured, as well as good drainage. -belt0a.
Judge John D. Shields, author Of Ne
| = 81 I'd .flfaf
) at his home 10 Natchez last week. Sluc'
the death Of his vile he had been greau!
e depressed in spirits, and had several tine
t intim ited self destruction. de was greai'l
E esteemed. He was "A gifted aud graceful
writer aud charming cJnveraaIionsts1
: with a mind we'll stored with the events
+ his experience
f A new Methodist church at Rlymoai
. was dedicated on Sunday, Dist uiL rs
r Dir. Andrews OBLIGATED. \ small deb o.
r one hundred dollars due workmen on lbt
e building, was contributed by niue prr.on'
!. before The dedIc alton services began. rs
: T. l.. M-llen is pastor, and the Gazet
notes that it is to his activity and zsh
a., an iudefatg bic labor- the Iowa Is u
: d-bted for thus most credltable church cd
ifce
a Oxford celebrated its semi-centennial
a corporation on Tuesday, 81 mi by
banquet at the new city echooi rdL I'd
dresses were delivered by Dr. J. L. J.an
D son Prof W. D. Heddie-ton, udg- tii
Hon. C. 3. Howry, II. NJ. sullivan L e.
:. Col. Chas Roberts. Dr.. J. ). Wheat uigi
! J. w. I. Fdkner, Prof Z. w. Hul-oa aa'
! Mr.. Guston +. Fuzhugh. Prof Fol"
/ acted as master OF ceremonies. Ii was
10 delfohtfllI occasiou