The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-09

os8i,I Journal Of The city Of jackson
EoOAL AND OrHER NOTES


The excursion train to hatchcE
,puIled out this morning with full cars.
The Vostry Of st. Andrews Parish
have addressed call to the Rev. MIR.
Gaylor 10 succeed DIR. Tucker.
Two Of Fayettes popular young
men mcssrs. G.. Il. McMurchy and Q. &.
HcGinty were in Jackson yesterday.
Miss Mamie Cadwallader loft for
Fayctte this morning TO be absent for
several days on visit TO relatives and
friends.
- Rev. DIR. John Hunter, Of Jackson,
will preach at Rattle Springs School
House, Madison county, Oh next Sunday,
May 18th, al o'clock p. III.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company have reduced their rates TO
Na,chcz and Faycttc to fiftoon cents for
ten words and one cent for each addl-
tional word
The Steamer No ! was out FOR reg
ular washing and to test their new hose
on Monday evening last, They threw
stream of water S97 feet high with Il
pressure Of about so lbs. steam.
Nrs Marcus lIilzhcim, accompanied
by her grard daughter, Miss Irene
Goldsmith, Of Charleston, South Carroll
ma, is visiting her daughters, the Mrs.
5trauss's and Mrs. smythe, of our city.
The "twin" daughters Of II. q,
Bridges Esq, Of summit, who are to
take part in the concert tonight, will
with their mother, be tho guests Of Coy.
Lowry during their stay at tho Capital.
Remember the concert at Opera
House tonight for tho benefit of cyclone
sufferers. Admission only fifty cents
Several gentlemen have purchased lib
orally for distribution among their
friends.
As win DO seen by his card, else
where in this issue, DIR. A. ii. Hilzheim
has returned TO Jackson to locate per-
manently, and is prepared to do all kinds
of work in The dental line, and guaran-
tees satisfaction 10 all who call upon
hiIu.
Mr.. Chas, Buck, who has for some
months past, had charge Of force Of
hands engaged in railroad building near
Erata, Jones county, has returned to
Jackson. lie is looking "a fine and
handsome as ever, and everybody is glad
30 see him back again.
DR. J. s. Knapp, late Of New Or
leans, the most eminent momber Of the
dental profession in tho United States,
and President Of the National Dental
Association, Is among tho recent Access
sions 10 our city, having formed u CO.
partnership with DIR. Miller.
Mr.. w. J, Vanzandt, of McComb
City, ono among our foremost lumber
men Of South Mississippi, gave us
pleasant call on Thursday last. He is
fully alive to all the business interests
of The lumber trade, and is, we are glad
30 learn, ding q frst-class business.
The numerous friends of Dir. A. II.
HilGheim and family will be glad to
hear Of their return, and that the doctor
has yielded TO tho solicitation Of his old
friends 10 resume the practice Of his
profession in The city where his reputa-
zion for efficiency and skill is well cstab-
lishcd.
On Wednesday last our mite society
performers wore invited to render some
Of their choice pieces at Brandon on that
night for tho benefit of Che Methodist
church thorc, a large audience was
present, everybody was pleased, and the
handsome sum o. about $40 was re-
allied.
We arc glad to see on our streets
again, after protracted and severe i'll
ness, our young friend, Mr.. John G. Ma
pier, who has been confined to his bed
for some weeks with typho-malarial fe-
yer. His recovery is matter Of great
qualification TO sill his friends and &C
quaintance.
There will be concert tonight at
the Opera House for the benefit of the
cyclone sufferers. We hope to see
full attendance as tho object Of the en-.
tertainment Is praiseworthy one, and
Che programme entertaining, Let q
crowded house attest tho generosity anC
appreciation Of the citizens of jackson
Rev. DIR. Galloway left on Monday
30th ult., TO attend tho meetings of the
Board Of Missions and Centenary Com
mittee at Nashville. If we'll enough hi
has gone on TO Louisville to attend the
Church Extension Anniversary thii
week. He Is no loiterer by the way.sido
and whatever his hands find to do, h,
docs with all his might
Judge Bowman, of Yazoo, Hon. ]
W. Smith and Judge Hancock, of Meri
dian; Hon. II. +. Holloway, Of Winona
Hon. J. w. Gibson, of Vicksburg; Col
II. II. Stockdalo, Of Summit; Col w. r.
Sively, of Oakley, Elder Hall, Of Har
risyille, and Messrs. McLaurin, of Bran
don, we're among tho visitors to jackson
in the last day or two.
We call attention to the card in THU
issue Of Mr.. j. II. Poindexter the artist
He has completed portraits of some o.
oar prominent citizens, and is anxiou.
that the public shall see them anc
Judge OF hiswork. He paints from sit
sings or Photographic pictures. Studio
adjoining Telephone Exchange. Mr.
Poindexter comes to our city from
Vicksburg, where he has been for tho
past two winters well recommended n,
. gentleman and an artist.
The Concert at Opera House 10
night, for the benefit Of cyclone suffer
ers, promises to be an exceedingly in,
aGnir Miss Lizzie Cooper will presid,
at the piano, and among the singers W.
boN,o hoo ri ll,a no,,,nu nc ATra o.. AZ.