The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-07-11
THE CLARION.
LooAL Avn oTHER NOTES.

Avon Springs, New York.
1t Is hard ON carving knife TO
sharpen IL on the window sill.
Judge Warren Cowan Of Yicksburg
favored us with call last week,
To remove varnish from the piano
legs, let the children play In the par
Tor.
Miss Ida Pierce left last night fOI
Chicago, whore she will spend few
weeks.
-Scuttor Is surprising his well-earncd
fame in photography, and his prices are
greatly reduced.
Col and Mrs. Nugcnt are ut home
again. They express themselves delight.
cd with the Coast.
We had the pleasure Of a call Mon
day from that staid and solid Democrat
Hon. o. X. Singleton.
Miss Arnold Of Columbus ia visiting
the family Of her uncle, Gov. Lowry, at
the Executive Mansion
The trial Of Ncp. Temples on the
charge Of killing his wife, comes up in
Circuit Court this morning
The front Of Capital State Bank ha.
been greatly improved in appearance by
few coats Of paint skilfully applied.
Mrs. II. =. Sproles aud children
have gone 10 Williamson, Anderson Co.,
South Carolina, 20 spend few months.
Mrs. Bosworth, Of the Canton Citi-
zen, made visit 10 Jackson on her rc.
turn home from the Press Convention.
The talented daughters Of Capt.
Frank Johnston, Misses Fannie and Hnr-
rict are spending their vacation ut home.
TO our friend Mr.. William Mosely
we are indebted for specimens Of the
finest peaches we have seen this season.
DR.. Sol Mcdowell, one Of the Dem
ocratic nominees for the Legislature in
Rankin, favored ~ with II call ycster.
day.
DIR. Robert Kclls left last night for
Vernon, Waukcsha county, Wisconsin.
lie will be absent during the heated
term
st. Margarct's Hall will be reopen
cd September 10th. We call attention
To the card OF its accomplished Princi.
pal, Mrs, =. u. Ware
Col. J. q. Clarke, the General Man
agcr, and Vice President Of the Illinois
Central was inspecting the Hazoo Val
ley branch road yesterday.
DR.. u. M. McGec has left Jackson
for Shell Mound, Lcdore Co., where he
will engage In the practice of his profess
sion. We wish him success.
The Builders Association will or
ganize next Tuesday, 18th, at o'clock
=. NJ, in tho Senate Chamber. Special
attention Is called TO the notice relating
to same.
The Ice-cream Festival spread by
the ladies Of tho Methodist church on
the ith "wednesday last contributed
about fifty dollars to the new church
building.
The uptown Express Office will be
ready for business on Monday next. 1t
is being handsomely fitted up, under the
superintendent Of Mr.. g. A. Pardue,
Route Agent.
The Baptist State Convention meets
ut Crystal Springs to-day. Rev Mr..
Sproles being In attendance there will
be no services in the Baptist church on
Sabbath next.
On and after July 10, all dogs found
running at large in the city limits with
out tag az required by law, and wire
or leather muzEle, will he destroyed by
the city police,
Miss Sallio Melville, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Capt
William McWillie Of Couparle City, has
returned home after visit of several
weeks at the Capital.
A commission consisting of DIR. Sol.
Mcdowell, and Messrs. q. ID. Subway and
G. L. Thomas are engaged dividing the
estate Of the late Mr.. John w. Robinson.
II is very large, consisting of numerous
kinds Of property.
The baptist, Methodist and Presby-
terrain congregations will hold joint SER
vice on Sunday night, during the sum
mer months. The night services in all
the churches are poorly attended of late,
but al united will make good audi
ence,
Mr.. c. f. Flusscr has something to
say in this issue about his Helena, Ala,
coal. You don't need coal now, but will
need il badly in the winter and wish you
had bought II during the summer, when
il was cheap He isnow ordering winter
supplies. Give him call.
Mrs. Anna Cohoon, who has been
spending the past two years with her
cousin Mrs. Chas. O. Campbell, left last
night via V. & NJ. r. r., on visit to
relatives in Virginia. AIRS. CamPbelfs
aunt. Mrs. Hart Of Canton, spent sever
al days here and accompanied Mrs. Co
hoon,
Work ON the main building of the
state Fair Association was commenced
Yesterday. twill occupy the old lite,
and will be two hundred feet long and
sixty feet wide, with seating capacity
for several thousand people. The race.
track Is in good condition, well sodded
with Bermuda grass
Mr.. and Ms. II. c. Fairman are
bereaved IN the death, on Monday last,
Of their infant son, WILLIE q.
"Eariy hriEht transient pun - morning. aew,
ne 'Fsrklea. vas sHhaled and vent % Heaven.