The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-07-04
IocAL AND OTHER NOTES

session since Monday.
-Nep Temples is on our Circuit Court |
docket for trial next week.
Miss Lula Johnston, of Brandon
visiting the family of Mr.. X. II. Henry
To-day we enter on the l0Sth year
of the Independence of the United
States.
Miss Lizzie Culley, OF Madison
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR.
Miller, of this city.
Professor Corbett and lady, of Can
ton, were among the visitors at the Cap
itol on Friday last
Mr.. Albert G. Eyrich, who has been
student at University of Mississippi,
Is home for the summer vacation.
Miss EGie Nicely left this morning
to spend some Of her vacation with rel
atiycs and friends in the Hill City,
Judge Robt, ]. Alcorn, now living
on the coast, has been in the city for the
past several days on q visit.
The Building Association, of Jack
son, Miss, will meet in the Senate Cham
Der on Tuesday afternoon, next at 8
O'Clock.
MIR. l.. +. Chilcs is Secretary OF the
State Fair Association He has the
energy and business capacity equal to
the position.
Repairs on the State House are pro-
crossing finely and when finished will
add much TO the comfort and con
vcniencc Of the officials,
Master h. G. Lemly, son of Dr.
Byron, won the debaters gold medal in
the contest at Toccapola Academy, Pom
tOtoc county.
Quite large number of the press
gang were In Jackson yesterday, en-
route for Columbus. Several of them
took in" THE CLARION establishment.
There was an accession Of eight
members to the Presbyterian church in
this city on Sunday morning last--fye
by letter and three by profession of
faith
Among the visitors to our city, we
note Miss Josie Powell, bright young
lady of Fayette. She will spend some
time with her friend Miss Mamie Cad
wallader,
The Board of Supervisors met in
this city on Monday last and continued
in session two days, We may add that
the county has never had the services of
a more efficient board.
MRS Odeneal will give a lawn party
at her residence tomorrow Thursday
evening, from to II o'clock, for the
benefit of Ladies' Aid Societyof Presby-
terrain church.
Our young friend Harvey NJ. Gun
ming and his accomplished wife arrived
from New Orleans Monday evening, and
will spend few weeks with their Jack
son friends and relations.
Mr.. c. T, Rudd, Agent Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, has gone to Grand Haven,
Wisconsin, to spend the summer months
Mr.. w. A. Cook, Chief Clerk, will be in
charge during his absence.
Lost on Thursday night DIST of
June gold set ring, between Mr.. viii
Culbertsons and Spengler House. A
iNhdiu VIII bt pau lIt lluutI Ol
delivering same to CLARION Office.
The many friends of Mrs. Berta
Cassell of Galveston, nee Miss Berta
Green, of this city, are delighted that
she is visiting her mother, Mrs Thomas
Green, and will probably remain until
fall
We learn that Capt. Thos. I. Persons
will in few weeks move his Parlor Shoe
Store into the new Iehnder building next
door south of Capital State Bank. Mr..
Her will move his jewelry store into the
same buil1ing also.
The Mite Society of the NJ. F..
Church will dispense ice-cream, etc,
from 10 o'clock this morning until 10
o'clock tonight, Mt the room on Capitol
street next door south of postofiice. For
the benefit of the new church.
Mr.. James Smith sailed on Satur.
day last from New York for Glasgow
on the steamship "Furnessia." In a
letter to Mr. Manship he makes pleasant
mention of the attentions he received
during his visit to jackson.
Mr.. John Mcdonald has returned
from his trip rs delegate to the fifth
annual session of the Catholic Knights
of st. John, which met in Rochester N
y. Forty-five communicates were rep
resented, including, of course, Jackson
commandery, No. %.
Misses Laura Lee Allard, Laura and
Ida Frasier, the latter Music Teacher al
st. Margarets Hall, left for their HON,
in Paducah, KY, where they will spend
the vacation. We regret very much tc
part with them as they have made MANY
warm friends in our city.
Circuit Court convened Monday
BY agreement of attorneys, and consent
of Judge Wharton, only few impor
tant civil cases will be considered this
term. The criminal docket will be taker
up next Monday, and on disposal o.
same the Court viii adjourn.
-Seutter has reduced the price o.
card photographs to $3.50 per dozen
cabinet, or imperial size, $500 per dozen
But while the prices of his work &c
down, the quality continues to 90 up
These reduced prices are until Angus
LIST.
Other engagements prevented gu
attendance upon the closing exercises
last week, of st. Peters Parochia
School, and st. Joseph's School I'M