The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21
THE CLARION.
LoCAL AND OTHER NOTES.
Next Sunday is Faster.

-}Stedman q Co., have very Teada
bic announcement in this issue
-Ye Old Folks, Of Vicksburg, viii
give Concert in Jackson on 10th.
Frost Monday night, but not enough
to injure fruits and flowers it is thought
The Penitentiary lessees are extending
their walls and increasing their towers
Quarterly Conference at the Meth.
odist church next Saturday and Sun
day.
The Mite Society will meet at the
residence Of Mr. Van Hook on Friday
night.
DIR. J. A. Peace, of Coahoma, gave
us n passing call yesterday, He reports
the overflow situation improving.
The Natchez Telegraph line reached
Raymond Saturday, and is expected to
be at jackson next Saturday.
Saturday last was ST. Patriok's day.
1t wasn't Celebrated" here. What has
become of the Hibornian Association?
Mr.. Horn, of the Meridian Mercury,
was IN town last week, shipping print
ing press and engine recently purchased
here.
Rev. DR. Hunter will preach at Gin
ton next Sabbath, There will bc no
morning or night service in his church
here,
The grand opening at Stedman &
Co.'S, is announced for Tuesday and
Wednesday ucxt-tho weather being
favorable.
The carpenters and painters of Jack
son appear 10 have their hands full Just
now-can't keep up with the demands
upon them
The Union Prayer meeting will be
held at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath afternoon, commencing at half
past o'clock,
A young and experienced printer,
Tor whose capacity and industry we can
voHch, wants permanent situation.
See advertisement.
If you can't see il, get a pair of
Seutter's spectaclos. He has ten differ
ent kinds in stock Also, a large assert
mont Of eyeglasses
Capt. j. j. Stevens and family have
removed from their cosy cottage on
Amite street to the more spacious resi-
dcnce Of Mrs. Thos. Green.
The remains Of little HaIsey BOYD,
who died in Fort Worth, Texas, in May
last, were inferred in the family lot
in our city cemetery, on Monday evening
last
The committee to canvas for sub
scriptions to State Fair have met with
some encouragement, but they need a
good deal more, and hope they will
get it.
Tomorrow will be Holy Thursday,
and the day following Good Friday.
The usual solemn services will be OBJ |
served on both days at ST. Andrews and
st. Peters churches.
Mr., Chas. IT, Martz has now a bust.
ness interest in the candy factory of ]. |
Martz q Son. Dealers who want to fur |
nsh pure candies to their customers
should order from this factory.
Mr.. Seutter's store has thoroughly
recovered from the effects of the late
tire, and his large stock of iewelry, sill
and Photographic gallery, can
now be seen to good advantage.
Among the recent local improve
ments, We note a new residence on one
of the High school lots, being erected by
Mr.. Chas. Winkley. Mr.. G. G. Camp.
bell has also made an addition to his
- Monday morning our city was Wis
ted bya rain and wind storm. the like
u which has not been experienced here
Tor sometime past. AS yet w haveI
learned of no damage to persona or
property by the same,
Our young friend, Claude Winslow
dropped in upon us from Meridian this
week We we're pleased to learn from
am that his father-in-iaw, Col. VIM. d,
taylor, Is successfully established in
business in the great city of tho Fast.
On Friday evening last one Of our
citizens, Mr.. A. l.. Brunson. became i,.
Volved in difficulty with one Of his
hanus.-a cotorod man, in which he re-
,elVeu severe blow on tho head and I
cut on the leg from hatchct The I
negro was arrested by Mr.. Albert Lewis, {
ieputy sheriff, and lodged in jail.
"A little town in North Carolina
with a Popuistion not exceeding four
thousand, has recently subscribed sixtv
thousand dollars for the erection of q
'otton factory, That's what WE necd $
n jackson. A public meeting. and =
subscription committee in that behalf
mould be the next thing In order
"A welle1uipped printing Office is G
low IN operation at the Deaf and Dumb I
Institute. Mutes make very fair com. +
1ositSors, They follow printed COPY ycrv
loosely, not being disturbed by CONVEX. i
ianon IN the composing room. A news |
PAPER will soon be issued from the insti.
luton. wy 'u9''-
by change OF schedule which .,o,- j
'iicct on tho Natchez and Jackson roaJ \
n Sunday last, tho passenger train lco o \
acSson at 200 a. M; arrives at Naicbc9
t l2.4O p. M; leaves Natchez nj S00 y h
o., and arrives at Jackson at s. 40 - ~
me freight leaves jackson daily a a
!, M, and arrives az 5.I0 p. m. h
Some Of the young people of Jack
on are indebted to Miss Ada Green Far
most delightful evening spent at Tho In
paidpprn ne hnr ca4LAl @ "