The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-11
Illinois Contr al Railroad.
LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

"A brick machine is offered for sale.
See advertisement.
Knights of Honor Friday night.
Degrees to be conferred
Col J. s. Hamilton returned from
his trip North few days since.
The Deaf Mute Voice has made it,
appearance, tits cvidentlyable to speak
for itself.
"A fine piano is offered for sale at q
bargain. Sec advertisement in another
column.
Mcssrs Miller, McCabe, and Magru-
der, of the Vicksburg bar, are attendn-
the Supreme Court.
Mrs Henry G. Myers ia visiting
friends and relatives in Holly Springs.
She viii be gone about two weeks,
Our young friend, DR.. r. l.. Buck,
has gone over on the N, O. and N. f.
Railroad to practice his profession
"A slight change Of schedule in the
Illinois Central went into effect on Sun
day last. Our timetable has been cor
rected to conform thereto.
The concert to be given next week
by Mrs. W. r. Cage, will, as it deserves,
be complete success. The best musical
talent in the city will assist,
Miss Annie Wright, one of Vicks-
burgs lovely daughters, has been spend
ing some days with her friend, Miss
Mamie Robinson, of this city.
Mr.. John T. Hull, who was recently
appointed Receiver of Public Moneys,
rice A. NJ Kimball removed, will take
charge of the Office the latter partof this
week.
Miss Susie, the accomplished and
charming daughter of Col. Ed. Richard
son, of New Orleans, is visiting in the
city, the guest of her cousin, Miss Ma
ME Robinson.
The Vestry of st. Andrews church
has been organized with Mr.. d. p. Por-
ter as Senior Warden; C. d. Sidway.
Junior Warden; S. L. Virden, Secretary
and Treasurer.
The concert for the benefit of Mrs.
W. e, Cage will take place at the Opera
House next Tuesday night, The indi-
cations are that it will be a complete
success. 1t deserves to be.
Rev. DIR. Bozeman, of Meridian will
assist the pastor of the Baptist church
in this city in series of meetings to
begin next Sabbath. A cordial invita-
ton is given everybody to attend.
The vestry of st. Andrews church
held meeting on Friday last to take
some action in regard to calling pastor
to their church, but no definite plan of
action has been agreed upon so far.
Mr.. G. B. Lewis, better known as
IN. Quad" Of the Detroit Free Press.
has reached Jackson in his tour through
Dixie. He is in love with the climate,
and we hope will be otherwise favorably
impressed.
The rain Saturday last was one of
the heaviest ever seen in this vicinity.
Many of the yards were submerged, and
in some instances the water was several
inches in depth in the houses, and run
ming into cisterns.
A fire alarm in South Ward, at resi-
dence of Mrs. Cage, brought out the
boys last Friday, Miss Annie Cage was
painfully but not seriously burned.
She was mixing varnish, and by some
means the oil was ignited.
The Emperor Nicholas, late Car Of
Russia, had the honor, while on his visit
to London in 1910, of having three pairs
of boots made for him by our townsman
Mr.. John Sharp, who was employed in
the house that received the order.
We call attention TO the advertise
ment in this issue of the Crescent Ware
house Co., Mr.. l.. +. Chiles, Manager.
They can supply you with anything
wanted in the way of reapers, mowers
and rakes and on reasonable rates.
-Messrs. ]. NJ. Buckley and Al. b.
Hurt have formed partnership as land
agents and contractors for yellow pine
lumber. Attention is called to their
card. They are proficient in such mat
tiers, and will give careful attention to
all such business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bate will leave
on Thursday to reside in New Orleans.
Mrs. Bate has been the accomplished
hostess of the Executive Mansion. and
is universally esteemed in social circles
She will be succeeded by her graceful
and beautiful sister, Mrs. Henry.
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