The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-03-12

The Danites Monday night.

New scenery with the Danites, Monday
night.
Tonight the Swedish Lady Vocal Quar-
tette.
Rev. A. H Barley, of Crawfordsviile' Is
in the city-on a mission of mercy
Central Lodge No. 764, K. of H., meets
ON Friday night next.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Matt F. ASH
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Hope Fire Company. Washing this ev-
ening and meeting tonight.
&C. A. Baldwin Esq, of Canton, called
upon US on Thursday last
At Angeles Hall to-night-The Sweed-
ish Lady Vocal Quartette.
Capital Lodge No. IL 1. 0. o. F. meets
tomorrow night.
-Chancery Court is in session-IIon. E.G.
Peyton presiding; A. q. Moore, Deputy Clerk
Or. Geo Mizell, who has been attending
Medical lectures, in New Orleans, has return
ed home.
The proceeding of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, were crowded out by the In
surance statements
The Supreme Court adjourned on Thurs
dav last until the regular April term. Official
notice OF which will be found elsewhere.
Henry Garland, a respectable colored
mechanic OF this city, died on Saturday night
last. He was buried on Sunday by the Zion
Friends Society, OF which he member.
Our neighboring town of Bolton has
valuable accession in the person of DIR. John
A. Hull, who has recently removed to that
place from Hazlehurst.
Louise Pomeroy performed here again on
Monday night last, having been requested to
do so by large number OF our most Proml-
nent citizens.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church will have a dime sociable at
the residence of Mr. w. II. Perkins next Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Mckee Rankin, and Miss Kitty
Blanchard Mrs. Rankin), in the Danites on
Monday night next. This company carries
its own scenery
Another conversation of a newly married
couple overheard by our reporter She
" Oh! Dear, who's sweet" He: Both Of
us ~ Moral-Don't talk so loud when an
item grabber is near.
Mr.. r. L. Saunders and wife left on
Monday morning for New York Mr.. 5. goes
on to purchase goods for Messrs. Robinson,
Stevens & Co., of which firm he is the Junior
member.
Capt John w. Clingan's new residence in
West Jackson is nearly finished. 1t will be
remembered that Capt. Cs residence was de
stroyed by fire on the night of the ID OF August
| last.
We are glad to see Capt. J. A. Hoskins, of
| ]. S. Hamilton & Co., on streets again.
He has been at his home in Brookhaven,
where he had very, dangerous attack of
pneumonia Of months duration.
Gen. Chas f. FurIong, Senator from War
rem county, has returned to Vicksburg, from
an extended journey Of eight months duration
in Europe and Asia We extend hearty
welcome to him upon his return home.
Mr. f. r. Evans, theatrical agent and bill
poster, informs us that after the Danites there
are no other amusements booked for this place.
So unless you see this play you have missed
your last chance.
-IIlzhiem Lodge is the name of the
Knights Of Honor Lodge Of Brookhaven
Quite handsome, as well as a merited COM
pliment to Dr. A. II. Hilzhiem, of this city,
the popular District Deputy Grand Dictator Of
the order.
Kate Claxton, and her company, stopped
here on Saturday evening last, their way
from Vicksburg When she took the train
going North she was weeping bitterly, and the
impression prevailed among those that saw
her that she had been slapped, while in
her rooms at the hotel, by her husband.
Grand Lecturer J. F. Mccormick, assisted
by Grand Master Frank Burkitt and the Dis
trict Deputy Grand Masters, conferred the
three degrees of Masonry upon Brother w. S.
Hamilton during last week The Convention
of Deputy Grand Masters adjourned on Friday
last.
"A friend in Walthall, Sumner county. in |
renewing writes: Excuse my carelcssness |
Dun me when my time is out / can't keep |
house without THE CLARION" We do not
DIN our subscribers, we merely notify them so |
that they may have time to renew before the !
paper is stopped, thereby preventing their
losing number.
Mr.. J. J. Rohrbacher of the Uptown |
Hotel, intends removing to Vicksburg. The |
shipment of the furniture of his hotel to that !
place will begin to-day Mr. r. has for some
time been one of the lessee of the Washington
Hotel, and finds it to his interest to concen-
trate his business in one house. We regret to
lose him, as he has been for number of years
one OF the most enterprising business men Of
this city. I
The City Sexton deserves impeachment
for the present condition of the City Cemetery.
The burning Of weeds and br1sh NAV be an |
efteetnal way OF getting rid of extra growth,
bat 1t gives to the cemetery an unsirhtly an |
Pearance that almost amounts 10 dissertation.
large number Of head-boards, not protected |
by enclosures, have been destroyed, and in |
some instances, fencing and shrubberv have
been burned or disfgured by smoke. We pro-
test against this cause of grievance, which |
seems to be annually repeated
Our associate Col Power, went I'D the
road last Friday morning in charge of four
made orphans by the yeIlew fever
Two OF them, Hattie and Archie McCallum,
are now in Lima, Ohio. They we're met at
Chicago by members Of the Masonic fraternity.
who kindly cared for them from Saturday till
Monday morning. The other children, Vir
glnia and Ohio Strohecker, whose mother
died OF yellow fever at Canton, are now with
their grandmother in Charleston, s. c. They
We're received and cared for I'm Atlanta by our
former townsman, Mr.. H. c. Daniels
been opened from President to State, and we
he cir h.