The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-06
! HE CLARION.
Loc4L AND OTHER NOTES

The grand jury we're discharged yes
ter3ay--Da l., 2d-
-Ths Postoffce Is now we'll supplie,
With stamped newspaper wrappers.
Williams Foundry received yesterda,
the first message from Brandon By tele
phone, an order for a lot of pIovs.
The grocery store of Isaac Strauss. il
West Jackson, was entered Monday nigh
10 thieves who succeeded in getting away
with about one hundred dollars worth OF
goods. No clue to the perpetrators.
Judge L McLaurin, of Port Gibson
Hon. W. ". Stone and Mr. Blanton. of
Washington county, and ". d. Cameron
f.5l-- Of Meridian, paid Us the compliment
Of q call on Friday.
We were informed at Jackson that
the fines imposed during the late term
Of the Circuit Court of the lst district
would aggregate two thousand dollars.
Raymond Gazette.
The term of the Circuit Court expires
70 might by limitation. The Grand jury
Iaade their final report yesterday morning
and were discharged. About one hundred
"ni twenty true bills were returued.-Daily
ID.
The lalies of the Methodist church
" Z give suppers next week, on Tuesday.
W -iues.l1y and Thursday nights, and
lun d ~ noon at some convenient place
T. D. hereafter announced, with a view to
raising some funds toward completing the
nsv church. We besPeak for them a lib
eral patronage.
We sec attending Supreme Court this
wee Aiessrs. Williams and Jackson and
Hu ,h Martin, Of Water Valley; Col R. II
GO !aday. OF CofTeevllie; Messrs. J. J.
81 .cis aud 4. H. Whitfield, of Grenada:
VI J. i. Gwin, of Lexington: Hon. Ed
Mtges, of Oxford; Mr.. Z. l.. Russell. of
NJ rle. Ala.i Mr.. D. A. Scott, of Friar'e
Point.
I5e squad of tramp Turks that have
heeI in or city for the past few days
.IlIii 90 arrested a. Migrants. They are
lai JIleut aud aggressive in their mode of
beg ,iu,. entering private premises and
dem .liIuE money or food. In their
tram ,jIy through the country, the squad is
large enough to get whatever they want, by
force or otherwise.
-"t..ilies who are willing to entertain
r.rrcs ell to notify any member of the
Committee. or this office. The committee
consists of If. NJ Taylor, Henry Strauss,
Geo Lemon. W. q. Lowd, S. R. Smith, W.
=. Hamilton. The Grand Chapter meets !
ul tl- liza: the Grand Lodge on I3 h. |
TasusIai price OF board will be paid. 7 he |
delegates VIII not expect or desire free tn |
tertIumsut The hotels and boarding |
house. being somewhat crowded at pres ent, |
TIE three hundred delegates who will attend |
to-. Gruj Bodies will have to depend on
b-ia- cr-e for in private families. III ey |
y-rs an comfortably housed in 1882, wi en- |
FL. L-r.-lrture and the courts were IN SEES
ION, AMI We have no doubt they will be
IL gain. Daily. 2d
Eog ihat the Mayor and new Board of
tif.1ueu are settled down to business witt |
none TO further modest or make them
AFRAID" during their Official term, we venture
90 80 r.-c=tiuu Ia reference to the condition OF |
O.. -ll-"tiks. If any authority was lack
ing - enforce the construction of good |
nq.t.leutS. II was granted in the amend
Hsn:z 90 fhe charter at last session of the
I- -iS.aiIre. The ordinances are not re-
,-arIel in th!s particular by the officers anc
hv many of the citizens. There has beer
I'D much said about it that it would seem
a= il al Interested should unite in remov
ing isis cause of reproach TO the Capital
i.tr. We have not made a general inspec
ton. bJt we know that some of the walks
leading 10 the Capitol and to the churches
..- Utmost impossible IL bad weather. II
lsur- 0ur bHsine to particularize, but il
is the datv Of the city officers to enforce
tine ordinances relating to this matter,