The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-30
SHORT STOPS.

bty- four is the number this week.
IL 10 Capt. H. NJ. Street for favors
ueleone-The rain on Wednesday
hoard for North Jackson and With
b..
far THE CLARION is the next bust
u order.
4. Alexander, Of Clinton, was in town
Wednesday.
rain on Sunday and Monday, refresh
bowers since
5. f Packwood, of Pike, was in the
Monday and Tuesday.
they danced And they paid the
$3.50 for each fiddle.
lutions Of thanks by the Beth Israel
eoation, will appear In our next.
Grand Jury only reported ye Justices
Epeace. who are too fond of We costs.
are under obligations to Hon. G. B..
I'm Of Pontotoc, and w. J. Bynam, Of
Lake.
correspondent of the yacht club,
Barksdale, returned from his trip
Eednesday.
announcement exercises at Centenary
h. La, begin July 5th, and continue
Ia 14th inclusive.
Mr.. John Mcdonnell and Mr.. Ryan,
IA sere injured ia the affray last week
I Improving slowly.
IA h G.. eastman, Esq, foreman of the
N office, was in the city last week and
ed us with visit.
and Mrs Thomas Green, and their
hing daughter, Miss Berta, leave for
IA forth in few days.
sengers will change cars at Rohr-
RS corner for North Jackson. Ten
ites for refreshments.
3 can't acknowledge the receipt of but
Mty-four subscriptions since Wednes-
BID inst, but who can beat 1t!
ADs. Helm, Esq, President of the Cap
i tate Bank, has returned home after
4 #bsence of some weeks at Hot Springs,
HI nnsas.
#reo thousand boxes of fruit, principal
A aches passed up the road last Satur-
4 for Chicago; most Of them were taken
n HI Hazlehurst and Terry.
II 4 Camp Meeting at Crystal Springs,
A hst Il, 1875. Will publish the address
N Nv. EnOchs, Esq, chairman of the ex-
4 I've committee, next issue.
4 Nh George I. Swami, Clerk of the Fed
Il Court, will please accept our thanks
n sssting us in placing before our read
\ Die able decisions of Judge Bradley.
4 BIZ Jewish fellow-citizens had the pl cas-
h of entertaining a great many of their
1 b from Vicksburg, Canton, and other
A les on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
d had come to participate in the Temple
4 ncatiOn.
De Grand Jury paid Hon. John McGill
#Or and ex ottciO j. p. high, and we have
houbt, deserved compliment in exempt
Ehim from the censures in its report upon
official conduct of the magistrates in
Judicial District.
new subscriber writes from fernando
Dee in the Press and Times that THE
ARION will be sent from now until Janu-
1876, for 81, etc. So much for news
Der notices. We thank the Press and
pes for this addition to our list.
You stand sir, before the offended msjes-
of the law, charged with permitting thy
lghbor to have refreshing beverage lat
eents per bsv.) on Sunday, do you plead
llty or not guilty? Guilty, your honor
fty-tive dollars and sixty cents fine and
its; Mr. Sheriff, bring in the next cul-
1t.
The District Conference of the Jackson
strict will meet tomorrow Thursday
brning in the Methodist f. Church
pere will be preaching tonight by some
bmber of the Conference. The eommu-
~ are invited to attend preaching at
eht and Conference sessions during the
b.
Dur THANKs-We return our thanks to
r warm-hearted friends DIR. c. NJ. Walden
ID B.J. Kopperl, of Walden, for the large
hb to the campaign CLARION from that
ace, Hon. John NJ. Allen, of Tupelo, for
le fine club at that place, and to j. w.
atty, Esq, for the fine club from Macon.
ny they each ''live long aud prosper"
The following are the officers elected by
Eanasseh Lodge, No. 2O2, 1. o. B. B. for
be term ending Dec. 81, 1915: Z. Bloom.
Resident; John Hart, Vice-President
q. Steinberg, Recording and Financial
eeretary Gus Asher, Monitor; Sol. Drey-
as, Asst Monitor; Sol. Schwartz, Treas
per; A. Stadeker, Warden j. Hurst
Guardian.
jackson Council, No. GO, F. of T. elected
pc following officers last Friday night for
pc ensuing term: John Estelle, President
|. Ii. Allen, Associate President; d. w
ones, ex-President, er o1icio; Rev. Chas.
> Galloway, Chaplain; j. w. Fite, Secre-
Ary; 4. II. McGill. Financial Secretary
Ars' }. l.. Power, Treasurer; L. w. Fife,
conductor; Charles Howell, Asst Conduct
p; A. Bange, Inside Sentinel; w. L. Tevis
Outside Sentinel.
Ahe energy of Alderman Spengler, chair
nan OF the Street Committee, aud of Mayo
meGtl in getting so much work, in places
"nere it Is most needed, out OF the city
prisoners, is very much compliment
gu Besides the work which has beer
spoken of at other times, they havr
recently had large iron boiler placed in
me eulvert where it empties into tn bayol
between Pearl and Pascagoula streets o
congress, which will prevent washing a
that point for all time to come.
Recently we were called upon tOaeknOW
leoge our obligations to our kind friend
mr. Jno. Gilchrst, of Caseyville, Lincol
county, Hon. r. R. Applewhite, Brook
maven, Lincoln county Hon. Fl. NJ. Stree
OF Prentiss; Mr.. L. c. Peaster, of Stat
Line Wayne county, and d. 1. MeInni
Oh GAINESVILLE, CoYington county, for the
successful efforts to extend the circulatio
OF THE CLARION. To-day we have to than
Dr. c. II. Walden, and Mr.. B. j. Hopper
OF Walden, Carroll county; Hon. John 4
Allen, OF TupelO, Lee comfy J. M, Patti