The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-03-14
Madison Dots.

OOn'J mako your trOuotcS puotIc
carry them to the police.
Mr.. Erilcy Jones was visitor 70
vicksburg Sunday.
DR.. Thomas and interesting family
from Silver City, stopped on . 10 Y
do, j. with relatives recently, enrpute
20 Little Rock, Ark. =
Mr.. Emmett Montgomery, IN old
Madison boy, now residing in New
Orleans, was here recently vfsitf ng
relatives and shaking hands with his
many friends. %
Miss Mamie Greaves, from yougaloo.
is the attractive guest Of Hiss Laura
Jones.
Mr.. ". p. Dewees Jr., of Livin Rston
passed through Madison Friday en-
route 10 Canton.
The Horticultural Society didn't holt
. meeting Thursday, ON account OF
president Johns illness. =
Mrs. Shields and Mrs. Robert Smith
are 1t present visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Culley. Mrs.
Smiths many friends are panied TO
know of her serious illness.
The Post Office has been moved. Mr..
Montgomery has bought out Capt.
Young and moved 1t in his store. Mr..
Montgomery has now nice little stock
Of goods and with the Post ONCE, will
keep him busy. The telephone win
also be put in his store.
Mr.. Roc, Baptist minister from
Winona. preached here Sunday on Mis-
sions. After the service q collection
was taken for the benefit of this cause
and met with . hearty response.
When itAcomes to giving especially to
causes OF this kind, Madison will rank
among the FIRST.
The truckers have been busy for the
past week transplanting tUnatoe plants
from hot beds 10 cold frames There
are D few, however, who are setting
out in the field. It is hoped they are
not IN advance Of the freezes which
como 50 frequently in this month.
But II we do not risk little we will
be. sure to 60 broke and woefully left
In this world.
Mr,E. Melton. I former citizen WAS
here sunday, visiting his relatives, Mr..
md Mrs. A. Il. Bennett and family.
Nj. P. N. Porter an architect from
arrived here Wednesday, to
begin work IT once on the hotel which
I to be built At the Highland colonies
This is the beginning Of many build
ngs that are soon to be constructed.
The public school came to . close |
after months and . half |
)f diligent work by the competent |
,esehers Mrs, w. L. Mckay principal |
md Miss Maud Chiffon assistant.
The mere fact that the new county |
s to be nAmed Davis, II the bill passes,
8 III evidence that all reference and
owe Of country is not entirely dead.
Ieff Davis being the representative Of
! cause around which our hearts en-
.wlned. and which is to AS . sacred
we are glad that there is .
park of vitality and sentiment enough
q prompt this act which 10 . monu
nent tso to speak, to his memory.
The new Comet seems to be headed
q this direction. The head light Is
cen from afsr and the earth seems to
" in it's line Of march, yet it may prove
and it is 70 be hoped it will
by OF to some other turn board"
rhe Detroit free Press says: if we es-
ape collision it is alright. and If We
70 struck aud knocked into smith
reens, we shall have the consolation
L knowing that we have Escaped the
conventions. No such
.ood luck rs this could have happened
9 they have come and gone. And the
omet is still eomming st the rate Of
,Uo0, 900 miles day.
The Clarion Ledger,s editorial Of re-
ent date in reference to President
lcveland in the roll of dictator, etc.
~ no doubt words from = miad who
peaks from . prejudiced standpoint
nd personal dislike. There are none
0 blind as those who will not see, and
he ones who have such scruples their
q huence 10 baleful and not needed,
nd IL would be better If they would
etire from the field and take refuge in
be hedge of obscurity. And a. TO the
blind worshipers", their actions may
OF be - plain ~ the "hand writing
q the WALL" yes we have faith to feel
ssured that from such 3 source that
very thing they do 10 for the best.
Lose who are Continually speaking
nd writing sgainst the miaistrs- Z
ON can lay to themselves the hstter. Z
q assuf ance that President Cleveland
nd Secretary Carlisle are not in need {
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