The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-31

We ale pleased to note that the Telephone
has been successfully introduced in Jackson.
The following places are now connected with
the Telephone Exchange. The figure preced-
ing is the number By which each subscriber
may call the other:
/ Gas House
>. L. K. Ledbetjer.
). J. w. Beatty, Office.
+. Clarion Office.
8. E. & S. Firden.
I. Byron Lemly, drug store.
8. DR.. Writ Johnston. Office
9. Il. r. Steadman.
H. Green's Bank.
15 James Hill, Int. Rev. Office.
Is. Ii. NJ. Taylor residence.
Is Mayors Office
q. J. l.. Power, residence
Y. spengler House.
%. Byron Lemly, West Jackson drug store.
"a Lawrence House
% Geo. Lemon.
26 Cameron & Swan.
y. Freight Depot, Chicago, ST. L. N. O..
Is Fr4ight Depot, Y. & NJ. Railroad.
% 4. Virden.
80. ]. Braun.
81 DR.. NJ. 5. Craft, residence.
81. S. Lemly & Sen.
The following will be connected within the
next few days: J. W. Beatty, residence; H.
F. Bailey, store; W H. H. Green, residence
Oil Mills Hamilton Allen & Co.; J. S. Ham
ilton, residence Deaf and Dumb Institute;
Western Union Telegraph Office; S. Gwin,
residence; Williams Foundry W. E. Cage,
residence; Edwards House. Several others
will doubtless order connections as soon as
they can see its practical workings. The Tel
ephone will be of special convenience to the
public when introduced into the public insti-
buttons and court-rooms Every new sub
scriber enhances its value to the others. 1t is
safe to predict that from seventy five to one
hundred will be in operation with the next
few months
INsrRUcr1oEs.-To call the Exchange turn
the crank briskly, making four OF five revofu-
tons, and. when the bell rings in response,
Ike The Telephone off the nook and place close
toiyour ear. Upon hearing the Operators voice,
tell him the name or number Of the subscriber
with whom you wish to communicate; then
hang up the Telephone, and when your bill
rings again replace the 1, lephone closely to
yonr ear and proceed wi conversation.
When a subscriber wishes to communicate
with you tn. operator W IL ring your he'll and
connect tue wires. Answ'r promptly with q
ring; then place Telephone TO your year and
proceed with conversation.
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phone and give one ring as signal to discon-
meet.
Dc not speak too loul-a moderate. clear
tone is much better. Notify the Manager Of
any faults il line or instrument. DO no fail
to 1--WE the disconnecting signal when through
talking.
Co amunication through the Telephone Ex-
change is tor the use Of subscribers and their
employees only.
SPECIAL NoTIcE-The use of the Telephone
by any person not a subscriber, or for profane
or rude language or for any purpose, other
than respectful bona fde, business or
social messages will tend 10 deteriorate tue
service and should not, consequently, be per-
mitted. Subscribers are respectfully requ St
ed to bear in mind that while they are allow
ing the unauthorized use of the instrument
other subscribers are unable to communicate
with them. In many instances subscribers
have lost business by allowing the wires TO
be used improperly. Our patrons are re-
quested to assist US in protecting them from
such consequences.