The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-03
HE CLARION.
LOClL AND OTHER NOTES
Happy New Year.


a,me callers Of THE CLARION this week. a.
Mississippi Commandery, knights n
Z mplar, next Monday night. A,
Spelling Match at Fair Lawn Insti- j
1. on Friday, commencing at one o'clock. d
- patrons invited II
THE CLARIoN's fast friend DIR. J. W b
ybin, was among its welcome callers Il
week. a
Dr. Rogle, Superintendent OF the e
+, lnty poor-hous at Raymond, was in the v
= yesterday. 8
-Messrs J. |. Halbert, Brdsong and !.
Y Enochs, OF Terry, favored us with visits
. onday.
The CLARION extends greetings and
l. wishes to its many subscribers for
=, ,sperous new year.
Col. c. f. Hooker was in the city yes
L. ,ay. lie will return to Washington in
a. days.
We note an improvement being made
q some of our city pavements and streets
the good work go on.
The Telegraph Office is in its new and
~ re convenient quarters in the Kells
b lding, Capitol Street.
We had the pleasure yesterday oil
it from Mr.. George K. Fearn, Jr for
rly Of this city, and now member OF the
alias, Texas, bar.
-Thos. +. Helm, Esq, has sold his resi-
=, nee on West street to Judge J A. =.
campbell The price paid was $500.
Immediate possession was given.
The officers elect Of Capital Lodge No.
II, /. o. o. f., will be installed tomorrow
Thursday night. The Grand Master will
ueiciate.
1t would be graceful courtesy in the
several congregations of this city to place
Inc telephone in their pastors residences
i. Andrews congregation has led off in
tie matter.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed at the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath morning. Preparatory ser
ices Friday night.
AN uptown Express Office has become
- positive necessity. tt would be n great
rublic convenience, and but little, If any
additional expense to the Company.
Renewals and new subscriptions are
.,reeting THE CLARION in evidence that it,
a orts to keep abreast of the times are
lbstantially appreciated.
After an absence of three months
nong her relatives and many friends il
j ferson county, Miss Mamie Cadwallade
rived home few days since.
The Board of Supervisors, Messrs Nc
Rae (PresidenD, Newman, Chichester
Middleton and Smith, held their meeting
or the 1st Judc;l District in this cit,
his week
We call attention to the card of MI
H. b. Mayes, Jr., Attorney-at-L Jack
s1n and Hazlehupt Mr.. Mayes is woI
thy young man, ami viii give prompt an
faithful attention to any business intruste
TO him.
Died, at the European House in thi
city, on Wednesday last, the 30th Dccen
Der, of pneumonia, Mr.. T. j. Stone, age
about So years. Deceased had been res
dent of Jackson for about Il years, an
leaves family and many friends TO mour
his loss.
The New Years reception at the E
ecutive Mansion was unusually brillar
Mrs. Bate was assisted in receiving h
numerous callers by Miss Johnnie Hunt
Vicksburg, and Miss Matte Myles Of Pc
Gibson.
The Board Of Supervisors have
elected DIR. George X. Harrington cour
physician by unanimous vote, which
may add, was awell merited recognition
his past faithful service in that office.
Mrs. II. III. Meter, of Jefferson cour
and her daughter Miss Ella, have b.
spending the Christmas season at the II
dence Of their relative, Mrs. Power. N
Ella will remain, as pupil OF Fair La
Institute.
Judge Campbell has sold the G
place and within the next twelve montl
theological seminary Will DE IN lull OPP
tion there The institution at Natche
for sale, with view of transfer to
place.
Pearl Grove Baptist Church and
day School had an enjoyable concert
Christmas tree at Benevolent Hall
Friday night The church and school
been organized less than year, and
appear TO have the elements Of growth
prosperity.
Hon. ]. NJ. Smylie, Swamp
Commissioner, will leave for Washin
next week. in the land interest Of this
He will be absent several months.
Eissippi has large unsettled claim ag
the government, which Mr. Smylie wi
doubt be able to get in shape for