The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

Mr.. Chris Hinckle returned home iron
Cincinnati last week.
See notice Of $40 reward for dark ba!
poney strayed or stolen.
The recent cold snap has brought GU
shawls and oycrcoats in abundance.
Mr.. Selus eastman left for Mobil
Saturday where he will be absent for sever
al days
Prof. a. II. Jayne has opened select
school for boys, the number not to exceed
twenty.
Miss Mamie CadwaIIader left for Jeffar
son county a few days since, to be absent
about two months
-Messrs Cooper and Murphy have leased
the job department of the Comet Office and
are prepared to do any work in their line.
See legal advertisement in another
column of notice of sale of land, United
States Circuit Court, Western District OF
Tennessee.
If you have any magazines, law reviews
or other books you want bound or rebound,
send them to the CLARION bindery. We
make a speciality of that kind of work.
The business firm of Bradley & Har-
dy will still be carried on. Mr.. Hardy can
be found at the Nelson House, and Mr..
Bradley at his usual place of business.
The new CLARION buigg is assum-
ing tall and shapely proportions. If good
weather continues, Harry Taylor and his
splendid corps of workmen will complete
the building in four or five weeks.
The Telephone Exchange has now sixty
subscribers. They expect 10 reach 10 by
the end of the year. In another column
will be found list of subscribers to date.
We learn that the registration and poll
books will be removed to Raymond on Mon
day next. Those in this vicinity, Tho have
not already registered, should not fail to do
SO this week.
The CLARION was favored last week by |
call from three of Jones county's good |
men, Mr.. Hugh McManus, the young but
and A. B. Jordan.
The Methodist pulpit was filed last
Sunday morning by Rev. Mr. Boggs,
and by Rev. Mr.. Alexander at night
Both the above named ministers were here
attending Presbytery.
Rev. w. A. Alexander, of Yazoo City
preached for the Vicksbnrg Presbyterian
congregation on Sunday morning last by
II MI |
of Brandon, preached at>Edwards.
Mrs Murphey has opened very choice
stock of Millinery goods, Including every
thing that is new and stylish in colors and
material, which the ladies would do well to
call and examine. See her card in another
column.
The many friends of Mr.. Geo. L. Sta
pleton will be gratifed to learn that he is
now with the prosperous house of E. & s.
Virden, where he will be glad to see and |
wait on them in his usual attentive and f
pleasant manner.
Married at the Catholic Church, in l
this city, on Tuesday morning, October :
9th, by the Rev. Father Oberfeldt, Mr.. !
John P. Farrell and Miss Lula Warmer, l
both of this city. We tender congratulations {
and wish the young people long, happy 2
and prosperous life.
The Presbytery Of Central Mississippi, !
after very pleasant session of three days, !
adjourned last Saturday night to meet in 5
Walden next spring. The question of Era T
ternal Relations" elected an interesting 8
discussion The action of the Atlanta As J
sembly was approved by an an almost unan- l
imous vote.
Died, in Jackson, on Saturday morning Z,
last, Mr.. James Wall, aged SO years. His A
funeral took place from the Baptist Church d
Sunday evening. He was a photographer Z
by profession and had been in Jackson sew Z
eral years. 1t is a strange coincidence that :
he died on the day he was SO years of age. q
Senator F. W. Hyer, of Marshall, gave S
US passing call yesterday. 'As member I
of the State Board of Health, he has been
doing good service this summer in the en- ri
forcement OF quarantine regulations against I
New Orleans, and in cireumseribing the :
area of smallpox infection in several
localities. D
The Sick-Relief Association paid its +
frst benefit yesterday-twenty dollars for [
one weeks sickness. The benefits range
rom $500 to $500 per week, and assess
ments from so cents to $3.50. Benefits are u
payable for fractional parts of week-for
,ne day or seven. Capt. John 7. Buck is
he Secretary and Treasurer. Call on him
or a blank application for membership o.
Mr.. II. K. Hardy has leased the Nell s,
ION House, opposite vicksburg & Meridian
lepot, in West jackson, thoroughly reftted
md refurnished it in frst-class style, and is
prepared to accommodate the public with
he conveniences of frst-class hotel.
Families can be supplied with fish, oysters,
tc, to order Restaurant and bar open all
lours of the day and night. Special atten-
entiOn given to commercial travellers and
abroad men.
The pulpits of the Methodist, Baptist
md Presbyterian churches were acceptably "a
He'd on Sabbath last by the following min II
sters attending Presbytery. At the Metho- ss
list church, DR.. G. E. Boggs preached in %
he morning and Rev. J. 81. Alexander, of
Ioseiusko, in the evening; DR.. DuBose, lie
{ Canton, preached in the morning at the ins
Presbyterian church, where the sacrament
I the Lords Supper was observed, and Dr..
loegs preached at night; Rev. Mr.. Meek ii
n, Of French Camps, preached in the Bap- res