The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-02

Ni' - ~ NHdIHciN rs III the city
-SenatOr Hamilton, of Holmes, wa,
III the city yesterday.
Joel 7. Walker Of the Meridian bar
was in the city last Thursday.
Hon. A. J. Lewis, Of Port Gibson
- IA the city and has favored us with a
call. ''''' -
Our friend Capt. S. X. Sorsbv Of
spring Ridge, gave Va apIslsant call YES
terday. ~ -
Mrs. Mary c. Rarksdalc has returned
IRON her protracted visit to New Orleans
accompanied by little Miss Josie Craig
We learn that Col. Jno. Scott Pros.
ldcnt OF the V. & M. Railroad has subj
scribcd $3.50 to tho State Fair, '''
Gen. J. ID. Vcrtncr, of Port Cihgor
Is among the prominent members of tho
har in attendance on tho Supreme Court
this week. ''''
The Jackson Literary Club moots
ut DR. Bslcy's on Thursday, Cto.mor-
row evening. A full meeting IL sncr;al
~ desired. 70 ~ 'i'>'N'''-
The mectinga at the Baptist church
winch have been in progress for tho nast
"eeE or So have been well attended. md
productive of great good.
-, Judge Baldwin, of Claiborne and |
ton' II, i. Elicit Gold time friends NV
inc Way arc among the welcome colInr,
ut The CLARION sanctum. ''''>'
Hon. J. p. Carter, of Perry and u.
@fliiin, and Rev. j. M, Wccma, of tho
SIeoshorc, delighted THE CLARION with I
'heir presence last Saturday.
Mcssrs. G. ID. Subway and Jsvdo.o
strauss, OF the Relief Committee went
down to the scene of the cyclone disos t
last wednesday and did good work.
Col f. Richardson, our cx-towps-
man, has been elected President Of tbo
"feat international Cotton Expositinn
10 be held at New Orleans, in 1854
y The Natchc2, jackson e. Coumbus
ha!iroad nave revised their timc-tahlo !
winch took effect on ,hc 30Lh Anil NJ {
same Will be found at head of tLi, cay i
umn. Va wills COZ
-. II. c. Fairman, Esq, has removed '
ms III" Office to the Kells building i
Where nc is comfortably established 5
prepared to attend promptly to all mat,
'efS IN the line of his profession. Il
~, IC9l; J. H. Power, Grand Master Of h
,od Fellows in Mississippi, left for a. ~. =
lumbus on Monday evening last to o. b
tend the Meeting of the Grand Iod"o "
at that city, which convenes to-day a
MI, George J.. Crosby, of the Moni. !,
.or Utica, passed through this place Inst y
.e sa from Bcurcgard, where he had 8
o "n 10 convey material comforts con. !;
.rlonted by The good people of Utica y
or the sufferers. ~ "''o" VI
Dur gallant friend of the RoI.on h,
BAR Harry Peyton, Esq, was AMONG NTH tLo nj
visitors t. the capital Yesterday A In
.nnn4 nic6ae' President of the Kinds
panied by his accomplished wife ~
". we were glad to meet yesterday orr Of
u G. :, TREND and frst-class gentleman th
'herlh Geo. u. Harper of Decatnr VII
vas here making final settlement vw wnT d q
ne Auditor. Not foot of delino" wv n,
tate lands were returned in his conntu b
Among tho SherifIs not heretofo.a b
who have visited the Audi. ~ y,
Su'hA4S THO past lew DAYS wo RI
re pleased to note Messrs. Walker :" 80 n,
'iaiborne, Lyle of Scott, Sykes, Of Mon b
&c, Cameron, Of Jefferson and Wilson Of @
: The y, Fircman's Silver Cornet Band D,
Nicksburg, contributed very much to n
nc enjoyment of the Firemen's Celebro. FL
on here yesterday by tho sweet mns;c \
iey dlscoursod. The leader Mr.. Franz .
lsher, Is We regret to learn, about to 70. +,
gn the leadership of the band. " y +,
In the report of amounts contributed CT
relief of cyclone sufferers in CIIpIoN Gu
last week the name of Judge ] a On
Campbell appears as having contrib. ~ ~
.ed 5000; the amount should havn IT.
zen $1,000. We hasten to make nron. lila
correction at the earliest opportunity Hu
-Rev, Mr.. Galloway, President Of y "a,
tyne Institute, Georgia, will preach Mt la ga1
Q Methodist church next Wednesday 10,
ght. The Payne Institute was recent.
established by the M. u. Church
nth, for the education Of colored to-
eachers 49, ~ 'er