The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-05
LOCAL 1YD OTHER NOTES

,fs..rs. Rector, Rstlid & Co.. have re-
,-,ved 70 the Cameron d Swan building in
Vest Jackson
-TAa pastor Of the Baptist church viii
,., s6.gnt next Lords day, assisting Dr..
s,l,nan in a meeting at Meridisn. DR..
.-sr will 81. his pulpit.
-y,.H u. Taylor left last Saturday
,..bt 70. Philadelphia, and was accom-
MED by his niece Miss Laura, who has
s-gn Wishing his family for several months
ys=t-
The congregations of st. Andrew and
=. Peter have entered on the Lent season,
-..ch commenced with Ash Wednesday this
r-sS
Hon. W. 7. Magruder, of Claiborne.
.5ssted THE CLAsIos establishment yester-
diy.
Jackson and Yazoo City are nov in
r,4road connection. The construction
.,.i.. made the through trip to Yazoo City
...-erday, and passengers can go through
,1 regular schedule in few days.
-Nsssrz. Hoar, Frye and Salisbury of
... Senate outrage Committee were in
Ifc.-ou Friday. They were passengers
aH The train delayed by the smash-up at
I,ayil5p.
ia .,- IT, +. Reid, of Friar's Point,
ati SIR j. c. Roseborough, editor of the
Tate Comfy Rec1rd-and one of the most
-.r,myli7hed journalists in the State-are
90 ..ie city aud paid Us the compliment Of
It=,iuy call.
Dur New York friend. Major J. l..
I,rIaiden, Of the great house of Ives
tII BJnar, All Broadway, is calling on
l.- customers in these parts. He is one
o. the cIeyerest gentlemen on the road
il0F. ". A. Crum, editor of the Rip
.ey Argus, was in Jackson Friday in re-
g. 'u-e to summons of Legislative Com
ia zee relating to certain charges against
t4s Auditor and State Treasurer connected
@.5h the distribution of the common school
iIat. He reported snow in Ripley on
Thursday three inches deep.
collision took place on the railroad
.. 'ru2RloO. Thursday night. 4 special
t-.II of seven sleepers ran into a freight
fa~ latter had started on side-track. The
go ..leer. Fred Fielder, was killed. The
-..srs returned to Jackson, and the pas
r- -eys remained here until about noon
g-.rri'y. AL of them had been to Mardi
''r.-. aud we're returning North
Hr John T. hurry, Jr., law stu
j..l. At State University, and son of DIR
i,rfy 81 the House, is visiting the State
rit.fsi fer the first time. He will be
i.-;y - take enough notes of Jackson
al Ia public institutions to make
g ...t,l. sketch for the University
lfGttiua, nj which he Is one Of the ed
is.r,
tra ling the consideration in the House |
r +si1y foT the relief of Mrs. T. K. Shar- |
E- he lady being present was invited to !
- 49, % statement of the damages she sus- |
f'ir,-.i "y making a small po1 station Of
be- 5'.-pi@e-. She responded in self |
ftf-ra.Srt aud very clear recital of all the |
ftrs. nd she commanded such undivided !
......sn As has not been accorded to any |
" ls- poker on the floor this session. The |
G. IVA va S3sO00O; she was allowed $500. |
Dur brethren at Jackson, Miss,
u a field day last Sunday. They |
cleared the decks amid great re-
iriciag In little while the assess
~ 'ntS for foreign and domestic mis-
s,r3- and church extension were fully |
~ , With these correctional claims |
na Of the wav they are now ready to |
i.u-! aud furnish their handsome new |
g tI,'h and enterprise good centenary |
- nag. Great il the iiberality and |
LOYALTY of that excellent congregation. !
-. -, kristian Advocate.