The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-08
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see advertisement OF mare colt taken az
See Miss Tnlly's advertisement of ney
goods in her line.
Attention Is called to the notice Of the \
D, j.. J. & G. y. Railroad Agent.
Prof. Busch left last week for Germany
to be gone all summer.
Cooper's Wells viii be opened for recep-
ton of visitors 18th inst. See announce
ment of Mr.. L. England.
Mr.. Alexander Hamilton, of Garlands-
VILE has lost poney, for the recovery OF
which he offers reward. ''otrayed OF
stolen''-most likely the latter.
~ NJ. Griswold. Esq, better kown as the
Fat Contributor of the Cincinnati Satur-
day Night. was in our city on Tuesday last.
Gen. Robt. Lowry, Of Rankin; Hon Fl.
NJ. Street Of Prentiss; \. !. Frantz OF the
Brandon Republican, aud Judge 7. A. Mar
shall, Of Vicksburg, were in our city last
week.
LEcTUKE.-Rev. W. W. Lord. DID. viii
deliver a lecture on the Mystic Brother
hoods Of the Middle Ages" at the Repre-
sentatives' Hail, on Tuesday next. See adj
vertisement-
f. Murrell, on Capitol street, announces
through our columns to-day. that he has
fitted his store with as fine an assortment Of
stoves, and kitchen ware as can be found in
the South.
See w. w. Wishart's new advertisement.
and if You are IN want OF any culinary uten-
sis, tin-ware and kitchen furnishing goods
generally, pay visit to his extensive Is
adjustment, on State street.
At the regular meeting of Jackson Typo
graphical Usion, No, 81, held May 81, NJ.
Edward Gentzler, foreman CLARION Job
Otficc, was elected Delegate to the luterna-
tioual Union Convention, which conveues
at Montreal, Canada, June 81
Mr.. Marcus Hilzheim and lady left dur
ing the last week 10 make their home in
future in Charleston, 5. G. Mr.. II. had been
for many years resident Of JIis city. Mr..
Julius Hiizheim, their son, also left, with
the intention OF going in business in Bos-
ton Our kindest wishes attend them.
SUPPLIES FOR THE PIC-Nrc.-From all
that we hear, there viii be several thousand
people at the Academy Grove, in Brandon
on Friday next. Those who are going from
this city and vicinity viii be expected o
contribute to the dinner. The people OF
Brandon and Rankin will do their bountiful
share. Provisions should be sent to the
store of Lemly & Son, by Thursday night, /
or very early Friday morning.
At the annual meeting of Gem Fire Com |
pany, No. ?, held Tuesday night, 9Th inst |
the following officers were elected for the |
ensuing year: *John G.. eastman, Fore |
man; sChas. Mcdonald, First Assistants J. /
c. Rietti, Second Assistant; John CulIin, |
Hose Directors; Ed. Muller, Assistant Hose |
Director; Geo. Martz, Secretary; A. G. !
Kerr, Treasurer. Those marked reelected |
The Delegates to the Fire Department and /
Delegates to General Finance Committee |
will be chosen at the next meeting.
Z. ). Court.-The regular term of the I
Circuit Court of the Southern District Of /
Mississippi, opened on Monday last Mar
shall Shaughnessy and District Attorney |
jacobson have both resigned their respec- |
tive positions, but thus far Shaughnessy's |
resignation has not been accepted, and |
Jacobson's duties continue until May. No
money has been drawn by the Marshal to |
pay the expenses Of the Court and Judge /
Hill on Monday morning discharged the /
jurors summoned. The session will proba- /
bly, be brief.