The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-10
The CLARION.
Local AND OTHER NOTES.

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Col. A. Y. Harper is among the law
yers from North Mississippi, attending
the Supreme Court.
Cant. Ii. p. johnson, Of the Kos
ciusko Star, m ado flying visit TO the
Capital on Monday.
City Marshal Carraway has notice
in this issue in reference TO the repair OF /
sidewalks that reads like business.
REV. Mr.. Carradine will preach at the
Methodist church next Sabbath morning
and night
Hon. Walter Denny one OF the
leading Seashore lumber mill owners,
favored US with call yesterday.
Messrs II. Johnston Of the Copiah
Signal, and Il. H. Henry Of the Brook
haven Ledger, were in the city Monday
We are glad to see our friend Ches-
ter Bulkley out again and at his post
after severe attack Of fever.
If YOU have axe to grind" you
can be accammoa ted at the new I'm
proyemcnt" ON O. tol street.
THE Magnolia azctte says that the
BAPTIST Church OF nj place his secured
the services OF Re DIR. J. I, Iealy for
the present year.
DIR. ). T. Green and Mr. Tnger of
silver City, Yazoo county, passed
through Jackson yesterday en- route to
Florida, where they contemplate invest
ncnts with an ultimate design Of set
Ting In that State.
"A Literary Society has been organ
lied b4 several gentlemen and ladies Of
Jackson The second meeting will take
place tomorrow night at the residence
Of Hon. IL. q. Myers.
The Rev. DR. Boudebush, Of Stark
vile, has been appointed trustee OF the
Mont Eagle Sunday School Assembly,
and Vicc-President for this State--Mis-
sissippi.
We notice in attendance on Supreme
Court this week, Hons. L. G. Barry, i.
=. White, Capt. Fred Beall and Mr.. r.
G. Beckett, OF West Point and Hon. b.
r. Kimbrough, Of Ashland.
Our friend Major II. II. Henry, Of
lit ib4ODkllANNl lsthKbly guys NV - t'4hsN7
ant call last week, and made a thorough
inspection OF The CLARION establish
ment. Major Henry is recognized as
one of the best newspaper men OF the
State. His popular Ledger has recently
been increased in size to eight pages.
The following subscribers have
been added to the Telephone Exchange
Ma EntaropaI Rortorv
No. CIV. ii. Gibbs, Commissioners
of Public Buildings
No. G7-Slgo stock Farm--wilI be
connected by Saturday.
Rev. DR.. Rnudebush preached Mt the
Presbyterian church last Sabbath morn
ing and at the Methodist church on
Sunday night.
On account of the Indictment weather
the communion services, which were t.
have been held Mt the Presbyterian
church last Sabbath morning, were de.
ferred till Sabbath next. Preparatory
services will be held in the lecture room
Friday night
The Excelsior Foundry and Machine
SHOPS arc now in fun blast ON the Plant
er plaw, which has become "A favoritt
implement wherever it has been intro
duced We call attention to Mr.. Me
DonnelPs announcement this week. Tic
is one Of the progressive men of Jack
son.
Mrs. Mary Stamps, daughter of Elk
Governor HUMPHREYS, was in the city
last week, visiting her friends, DIR. and
Mrs. Craft. She WAS returning from the
funeral Of her honored father, which
took place at Port Gibson, During hel
residence here, at the Executive Man
sion, she cndeared herself to all who haC
the peasure of meeting her, and VIII,
now sympathize with her in her sorrow
The steamer Oliver Clifton, Capt
Chas. Kerr Master, arrived from Can
thage and way landings yesterday, bring
ing II bales of cotton and variety o
country produce. She will leave on he
upward trip as soon as loaded.
The heavy rains last week did SC
rious damage to the Natchez road. Tt
Bayou Pierre bridge was entirely washe
away, so that it will be fully a mont
before trains can 60 through from Jacl
son to Natchez. Passengers and baggag
NAii w AT IluNOu iGTTN
Freight trains will run from Jackson [
Carpenter Station.
"A cable dispatch from London, Eni
land, received in this city, on Monda,
announced the death OF Mrs. Geort
Dobson, at her fathers residence in thu
city, on said date. Mrs. Dobson was u
widow of Capt. George Dobson, who WI
connected with the press Of this Gil
before the war, and the mother
Miss Eile Dohson, now residing here.
May success continue to after
THE CLARION" is the kind greeting ,
received from one Of our Jackson gir
Miss Josie Freeman, now residing
Canon City, Colorado.
Hon, H. S. Van Eaton. Congressm
elect from the 9th District, visited 1
city last week, and was the guest Of @
j. s. Hamilton.
Col. Nugent's fine horse was stol
from his stable last Friday night. 4
thief broke several locks. The horse