The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-25
THE CLARION.
omeial Journal Of tue City Of Jackson
LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES

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ing train to look after the sufferers at
Beauregard and Wosson.
The Mayor is doing some good work
with his street force in North jackson,
cleaning out cutters, and filling streets.
Mrs Clcndcnin from committee Of
ladies goes TO Bcauregard this morning
with lot Of clothing, etc, for the cy-
clone sufferers.
The Gem boys and boys of No. ]
steamer left in force for Vicksburg this
morning, to participate in tie grand
parade in that city to-day.
Miss Susie Zcaly and Mr. Frank
Jarvis arc to be married at MCC0mb
City next Tuesday night We tender
our congratulations in advance.
Cooked provisions will be needed
for some days in the dcsolated region.
It would he well for our people to con
tinuc their efforts in this particular.
Gov. Lowry is back again from
"Swcet Simpson" looking ~ if the pure
atmosphere and healthy brcczcs which
abound there, had rcjuvcnated him.
The old friends of DR.. w. NJ Boyd
will be glad to welcome him back again,
and to know that he will resume his
residence in Jackson. There is no place
like home.
The first train on the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad left Jackson
on Wednesday evening last for the bali
mile station. His Honor Mayor McGill
was one of the paSscugera.
-Drs. NJ. S. Craft, Robert Eclls and
Writ Johnston, Of this city, and DIR.
Henderson, of Now York, who happened
to be in Jackson, left on train yesterday
afternoon for Bcaurogard.
Messrs. ID. N. Barrows, John Nc
Gill, W. q. LOwd, II. G., Hilzhoim, Il.
M, Parker and J. l.. Power will attend
the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows ut Co
lumbus next week
The Mite Society at Mr.. NanIlooks
on Friday night, realized nice little
sum for the new church. The next en-
tertainment will he at the residence of
Mrs. Thomas Green.
Rev. Mr. Galloway preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday night.
He is young in years, but gives promise
already of being numbered among the
distinguished Of his church.
Maj J. f. Sessions, Of Brookhavch;
Cen j, ID. Ncrtner, of Port Gibson; Mr..
w. /. Cassidy, of Summit, and Mr..
Sam'l Watts, Of Meridian, were in at
tendance on Supreme Court this week
Maj. Barksdalc, Mr.. lsydorc Strauss
and Mr.. Subway, Of the Relief Commit
tee, left on train this morning for tho
dcsolatcd region, with the funds, food
and clothing so literally contributed by
our community.
lust rs VIC 60 to press we learn the
sad intelligence Of the death OF Miss
Katie BrOuEhcr, daughter of Col. G. A.
Brougher, Of our city, which occurred
in Sharkcy county, where she has been
some months teaching school.
There was IN alarm of fire OH Fri
day last caused by the burning of a
chimney in one Of the frame building
fronting on Lcvcc street, which was Mt
once extinguishcd. The Fire companies
were out with their usual promptncss.
We regret to chronicle the fact thai
Mr. W. :. Lcmly was severely injured
on Friday last, by fall from a ladder
in rear of his store, but arc glad to know
that he is out of danger aud doing AZ
well as could be expected under The cir.
cumstanCeS.
The following Jacksonians visited
Bcauregard and Wcsson on Monday
DR.. John Hunter, Judge Harvey Ware
Messrs. Jno. A. Webb, J. w. Clingan, G
ID. Subway, II. G. Fairman, Robert
Lowry, Jr,, J. l.. Power, Mrs. Cohen anc
Mrs. Newman.
The anniversary of Odd Fellowship
will be celebrated by Capital Lodge No
II in their hall on 10Th inst, at s T.. NJ.
by appropriate ceremonies. Mai. w
ii. Gibbs will deliver the address
Music by our local talent. The publ
invited to attend.
Col. j. l.. Power, Grand Master q
Odd Fellows, left for Port Gibson thi
morning to participate in celebratin
the anniversary Of the Order at tina
place tomorrow. He was accom-
panied by his little son George, and b
Past Grand Master John II. Mckenzie
of Summit.
"A citizens meeting was held Monda
evening to procure aid for the sufferer
from the cyclone Sunday. After organ
ization the meeting appointed commit
tee from each ward TO solicit subscriI
tions. The committees went to work a
once and in an hour or two raise
more than $500.
The approaching jubilee and reur
ion commemorative of Rov. DIR. Hur
ter's pastorate of IS years in Jackso,
promises to be an exceedingly plcasar
event, Rev. DIR. Thos II, Markham. q
New Orleans, has kindly accepted I'll
invitation of the congregational con
mittee to preach ON Sunday mornin,
May 9th, and to remain over to the "a
cial reunion on Monday night, whe
there will be congratulatory addresse
music, etc. DIR. Hunter will preach q
Sunday night, when he will give hi
tory OF the church from its organization
Clarion Callers.
We have had the pleasure of calls du