The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-24
LocAL AM orHrR NOTES

The Circuit 4 hlrt VIII proDaDiy al
journ to-day
Rev. DIR. Hun RS Tuesday evening
talks are on the book Of Genesis.
A wedding is on the docket for to-mor-
row night, at the Presbyterian church,
Another wedding, at the Christian
church next Tuesday night, at O'Clock.
Miss Lula Harrington is absent for
some time, visiting friends in Lexington
and Memphis.
Pearl River Foundry shipped a car
load Of the popular Williams pillow to
Kosciusko last week.
#-Mrs. G. w. Loomis, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lucy, are spending some time
with Mrs, j. M. Mckee.
See advertisement Of canvassers
wanted for an article Of household con-
yenience in the hardware line.
The Knights and Ladies Of Honor
will meet Saturday night, instead of to-
night. A full attendance is specially
desired
Mr.. George l.. Crosby, editor of the
Utica Monitor, the livepaper just started
at Utica, was in jackson Monday, in the
interest of his enterprise.
Our worthy townsman Mr.. Con
Shehan, has been in Meridian the past
week looking after his interests in that
live, growing town.
Among tho welcome callers at THE
CLARION office yesterday were our
staunch friends DIR. J. M. Quin and Mr.,
ID III Brown az Rankin
Harry Taylor has been quite sick
since the fire on Sunday morning, when
he caught violent cold. His face is
painfully swollen.
The City tax levy for 1882 was 1873
mills, 1t need not exceed 81 or mills
this year. SO we are informed by City
Treasurer, Mr.. |. Strauss,
The funeral Mrs Parmelia Council
will take place this afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence Of her son-in-law,
Mr. J. w. Parish, West jackson,
Twenty degrees above zero was the
position of the mercury in Mr.. Seuttcr's
thermometer, on Sunday and Monday
mornings last at his residence, on front
gallery.
The District Court of the United
for the Southern District of Mississippi,
was opened at City Hall on Monday
Judge Hill is always court-ing, either here
or at Oxford.
Special attention is SCALED to the card
of Prof. r.. K. Jayne, who will hence
forth devote his attention to the sale OF
lands and town property, and the collec
ton of claims.
We were delighted to meet on
esteemed townsman, MIR. Il. II. Stedman
promenading yesterday morning, an,
looking greatly improved after his pre-
tracted illness.
Rev. DIR. Tucker having resigne
the chaplaincy of the Penitentiary, Rev
DIR. Galloway has been appointed h
successor and entered upon his dutiC
Sabbath last.
THE CLARION comes TO us as we
comedy rs a letter from home" So writ
our ex-townsman and friend, Mr.. HalsC
Boyd, Munieola, Texas, in remitting h
subscription for 1883,
Hon. II. Il. Rhodes, the able az
popular Representative from Simpso
passed through our city yesterday
route for Fayette, Jefferson county whe
he will reside in future,
The U. S. Court, Judge Hill pr
siding, met yesterday. The Judge Is
vigorous health, and there is an abidiI
confidence in tho public mind that
will administer the law impartially.
Mr.. j. w. G.. Mizell has been |
reaved in the death of his estimablo vii
MAGGIE STEPHEN, whose funeral to,
place last Saturday afternoon from I
residence Of Capt. Mizell, West Jacksc
The bond and interest debt Of I
City of Jackson was reduced in 1882
the extent Of $SO84.24. The outstar
ing debt is less than 100000 which it
thought can be extinguished this We
Hon. 4. Il. Nool, of Holmes, wht
brave fight for the people on every gu
ton that was before the last Legislatu
Of which he was leading member, Y
in the city yesterday on profession
business.
The Masonic Grand Lodgewi m,
in this city on Wednesday, Februs
14th; the Grand Chapter on the Mond
preceding, the 18th. The transportat
arrangements for delegates will be
nounced iii next issue.
John Martz wants It understo
through card in bhis issue, that h
still making that pure candy. The
is, be never has, and never win, m
any other kind. When you get chi
Of his manufacture you can rely u
its purity.