The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-04
THE CLARION.
LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

nut in thorough repair inside and out.
Knights of Honor Lodge Friday
night. Two candidates to be initiated.
Some valuable city property is Of
fered for sale, to which attention il
called.
-Grass and weeds are growing in
rank profusion in many OF the walks OF
city cemetery.
-Ye Old Folks Concert last Thursday
night, was musical and financial sue
cess. 1t would bear repeating.
Only IS cents for any message of
twenty words, to any point on the |
Natchez and Jackson telegraph line.
Mississippi Commandery Knights
Templar win hold monthly conclaye
next Monday night. Orders to be con
ferred.
bishops Green and Thompson will
hold service and confirmation at st. An
drew's church next Sunday morning
and night.
Rev. DR.. Tucker, the new Rector Of
Christ Church, Mobile, arrived from
jackson, and has taken formalpos session
of his parish.
Our handsome young friend Mr.. Pat
rick Henry, son of the late DR. T.. 7.
Henry, of Vicksburg, is in the city Wis
iting at the Mansion.
-"Turnervin Club" is what the tele-
graphers and typos made out of the
Times-Democrat special reporting the
Tanz-Verein ball
III o.lsnan,o &c Tho arrJia Guppnr
will be observed at the Presbyterian
church Sabbath morning; preparatory
lecture on Friday night.
Rev. DIR. Roy, of Atlanta, Ga,
preached an able serIaon at the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday night his sub
ject being walking with God"
AT the meeting of Jackson Fire
Company No. /, last Monday night,
Walter Virden was elected Foreman, in
place of H, NJ. Taylor, resigned.
MIR. Thomas Marion has sold out his
stock of goods to Mr.. Jones, who will
continue business in connection with Il
boarding house at the old stand
The gardeners residence formerly
located on the southwest portion of the
pententiary square has been removed
and an open site left, which makes quite
an improvement.
The Mite Society will meet at Mrs.
S. b. Wares on next Friday night. If
you can't attend in person send along
your dimes The entertainment il good
and the object worthy.
Miss Lula Harrington has returned
home from Memphis escorted by Master
George Hlzheim, the handsome little
son of DR., A. II. Hilzheim, (our former
townsman) of that city
The next meeting of the Capital
Literary Club will be held Mt the resi-
dence of Mr.. G. G. Campbell on Thurs
day (to-morrow) night. Exercises to
begin promptly at So'clock.
The fishing season having returned
many of our citizens are taking advant-
age of the pleasant weather to indulge
in this favorite amusement, We have
heard of but few good catches as yet.
The physicians Of jackson having
recently made considerable reduction
in fees for professional services, the same
is published in another column for the
information of the many whom it may
concern.
John Martz & Son have greatly i'm
proved the looks of their Ice Cream
Saloon and Confectionery Store by a
thorough painting and other neat addi-
tons. They deserve liberal show of
public patronage.
The Union Aid Association is now
the only Cooperative Mutual Life In
surance Company that has fully com
piled with the laws of this State. We
call special attention TO its announce
ment on this page.
We learn that Mr.. John eastman
will soon remove his family to Vicks,
burg and permanently locate there He
is now in Cincinnati purchasing an out
fit for his new journal, the Vicksburg
Evening Post.
Quite liberal sum was subscribed
by our citizens yesterday for a banquet
tonight complimentary to the Sanitary
Council, but on learning that most of
the delegates would leave this afternoon,
the affair was abandoned.
The contract for the stone. brick
and work of the basement of govern
.nSht puLluulB WIS dNhTuSu, Oh MONDAY
last, to Messrs. Dumesnil Stone Compa-
ny of Memphis, for the sum of $40, $780,
w, subject to approval at Washington.
We note attending the Supreme
Court this week, Messrs, Booth, Miller.
Clark, McCabe, Shelton and Magruder,
of the Vicksburg bar; Messrs. j. M.
Shelton and J. b. McNeily, of Raymond;
Mr.. McLaurin, of Brandon, and Capt.
+. B. Pratt, of Canton.
We are pleased to notice the cree
ton of handsome and substantial iron
gate, in the Capital fence fronting the
engine house Of Jackson Fire Company
No. l. A lamp-post in that vicinity
would also expedite the getting out Of
the Steamer in case of FIRE.
Last night (Monday) at the Ed
wards House, Jas. Glass, was shot in the
arm and severely wounded by Thos. J..
Bolton, Jr., of Bottoms Depot. The
difficulty was not unexpected, as the
men have been on bad terms for some
time.-Telegram to Times-D Democrat.
Mrs, f. +. Franklin died at Sala-
manca, N, ", on the Both of March