The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
THE CITY.
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The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen meet
tonight.
Only $1,000 Of city warrants on the
market.
Mr. W W. Cook, the popular Sheriff Of
Copiah, was in town last Friday.
Mr. ;. Druumond-, of Westville, was in
the city last week
Hon. VIM NJ Hancock, Of Quitman, was
in the city last week
&c W. Cox, Esq, Of Columbus, gave US a
passing call Yesterday.
Hon. w NJ. Hancock, OF Clarke, has been
in the city several days.
Mr. W. l. Lowther, Of Stems Creek was
in the city, on Saturday last
Bishop VIM NJ Green's appointment for
this city is Sunday next, the 9th inst.
Mr.. W. J. Crisler, Of the Raymond
neighborhood, called upon last week.
Mr.. r. /. Saunders and wife returned
home yesterday morning
Mr. Jno A. Galbreath Jr. has accepted the
position OF Deputy in the Internal Revenue
Office
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Green returned home
on Friday last after an extended visit to
Maryland and the northwest.
IS. NJ Howry, Esq, true representative
of the vanng Democracy OF LAFAYETTE county,
gave us call on Monday.
There are not more than $1,000 Of city
warrants foat1ag, and yet they are selling at
go cents on the dollar. Why is this?
Heard from-the Col. Hooker. She ar
rived in New Orleans on Friday last, and may
De looked for back soon.
tn. t,rrt.,l f,,,,.. If Ham ,,r,, j. e,ora--
burned down last Thursday morning. and
Hamburg is happy
II, T.. announced that our snriobtIv neigh
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1t is edited with marked ability.
Mr. r + craig If Grain, 8 Uogan New
Orleans pa--ed through this CITY en- route for
Vick-burl,. ON Monday.
pr. Guice, OF Jefferson county, passed
through the city Yesterday en- route to the meet
ing of the state Medical Association
c,,.,l of I,o,.. AIcArrIIor tirpar Mr.
NcNuIIer learned his trade with Mr.. w. W.
Wi.hart and i thoroughly competent to do
any work in his line.
Capt. RatliH. Chancerv Clerk. and the
efficient Chairman Of our County Executive
Committee, in town several days last
week,
Jackson must be fond of lager-beer. Two
hundred empty casks were returned on Monday
to the different breweries and about one hun
ired more were shipped Yesterday
T,b. Raptist Methodist and Presbyterian
co,,gr.o,,;ons will have Joint service at the
NIstbodi.t church newt sunday NIGHT. Rev.
Mr. Nrorroyv IF Rrandon will lie present.
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, o,u ,ostorI,y He it i understood. is
I,,l.,t g. ',,I,.. :, rho Revenue Department
I'D tI,.. now r.s,ip,a
w. r N = Cat. a,d
p,hart K.Ils have conc to Aberdeen to repre-
-t,.-;,,, g .I,;. oit, IN tho State
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Will $ ,1-t,;.i,.. E CO.
-, H., h,,,ebt nnt Nv orleans durinq
-. - ,b.r. r..entI,. indoino, from the
,.r . ~ ladies ALWAYS in their store
II Va ~ = ma t1;.l,or,-
s., INIT. r Rowen Cold Water
Tate couptv and Joe B. Flowers. HazIehurst
were in the citv last week.
~ WI, r. chor;e. ~ Rarton
r. Iu,,,,-l,t ,,;,b
- =, ~ >, tho
-. autIaoL
n. -. c..,,,,+,,, n;.+,;o, S,nerinten-
at : tI,o Western Irr;op Telasrapb made a
fvir,, visit tn his home from Nashville last
,y.al
The lightning struck in Jackson again
last Thursday. but it was the kind that comes
with a thunder storm, and not that which
scattered Ames and his gang.
IA, ..I,.,r,.st yorLsrs, Of the Presbvte-
rian Church have purchased the residence of
Col. Musgroye for parsonage. Price 81, $50
cash
r. W. Fso an efficient deputy
--.T9-.,,...- ii b. a., ,vov ono Of the
best voung men in the State. did not forget US
. b;s recent visit to Jackson.
~ ..-,;..a,i,,,, .,,,,r,i,tee nnon civ
..:,I -. ,,,al,inr = strict.
%nalrs "ie SUI = w. r. a,,
faithful ana HnPaH'i"i in'eS'is @'i9H' -.