The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-28

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nrnNEsDAY. OCTOBER %, 1885.
FOCAL and OTHER NOTES.
nrs Hough and Guilbert are HON
again. -
,rss Corabel Wharton, OF Raymond
-;.ftinp the Misses Wharton.
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Mis- Lucie Franklin, lovely Colum
49,. belle. is a guest al the Executiv
Mansion.
Miss Nellie Farris, of Huntsville, Ala
IA /. the charming guest OF Miss Ma
Hizheim
The First National Bank is buyin
ms Bank certiicates-the fourth in
,.Iments preferred. See notice elsewhere
pev Dr. Weiss and Rev. DR.. Hunte
aoiated this morning at the burial o
ME- CEcmE STRAUSS, in the Jewish Gem
etsry.
The season OF wedding bells and orang,
,t-g.an,- will be inaugufated By beauti
~ marriage service at St. Andrew
church tonight
Mr. sam. Virden snd Miss Cynthia
IL. are to be united in holy wedlock al
y. Andrews church tonight. Our best
wishes in advance
The C,am Band showed and blowed to
e.. a5vantage at the Colored State Fair
. nuy Their uniform is elegant, and
;bsir music fir-t-class.
Hon. W. W. Stone, candidate for
,,5i,or and Hon. Geo. NJ. Goyan, candi-
I.,s for Secretary Of State, were in Jack
I'm dure IN thepast week.
Tho picavune Of Sunday, announces
e.. ;,s society column, that Miss Bessie
p-rnson was 10 sing at benediction service
KAT evening. in the Jesuit church.
The victorious Rides, on their return
f-,u Aberdeen, put up a splendid drill in
i.orf hi the Capitol Saturday and then
lied no the Governor, who entertained
them handsomely.
-pav DR.. Hunter commenced, on Sun
l,v NIGHT last, a series OF short lectures on
,5. Miracles OF the Bible. The lecture
nsvt sunday night will be on the Marriage
In Cana Of Galilee.
Members of the Jackson Loan and
po;l5ipo Association should not forget
hat iustallments are payable on the last
law NJ each month-for October, on Satur-
dsy next. Mr.. J. w. 'Beoty is Secretary.
The southions, in all the glory of
,b.ir -plendid victory at Aberdeen, passed
rbrough here Saturday night, honoring the
Executive Mansion with a salute and par
took Of the Governors cordial hospitality.
The Herring Safe Deposit Safe is be-
ing placed in position in Capital State
Rank. We believe all the boxes are rented
by persons who want secure place Tor
their bonds, deeds, notes, Jewels and other
yaluables.
AT the last meeting of the Jackson
Loan and Building Association, $500 was
loaned Mr. Jack Parish, and with it he is
uniting up a nice cottage upon a vacant
iot-iust the very thing Jackson is in need
oi-more dwellings.
We return our thanks to Mrs. ID. 2.
Porter. for a plate of golden butter sent to
ma Jew DAYS ago. The butter was as
delicious az the renowned jersey butter,
and we are told, was made from ordinary
stock. Kinds county cows.
The Society Bee, in the Picayune of
Sunday last, announces the marriage, on
Monday. Of Miss MATHILDE BEAULLTEU
IN Mr. CHAs. f. ZEEK. Miss Mathilde is
claimed as a Jackson girl, and her many
friends her Join in the wish that her new
life may be a very happy one.
Hope Fire Company being the only
one at Fair Grounds yesterday, to contest
for the special prize in Reel Race, the
company concluded to run against time
and so twelve men pulled the carriage with
100 feet of hose, distance of 300 yards in
So seconds. Good for the Hope.
The Capital Clothing Emporium has
added a tailoring department to Its
business. and has been forum" tie in
securing the services of an expert in
that line. Customers of the house can,
therefore. be Accommodated by any
changes or repairs they may wish made.
-"The Mission Of Israel" is the sub
iect of the lecture to be delivered at Opera
House. next Friday night, by the learned
Rabbi. Rev. l.. Weiss. The proceeds will
be applied to the benefit OF widows and
orphans. Admission, fifty cents reserved
seats can be secured, without extra charge
at Hunter & Harrington's.
The Capital Light Guards, on yester-
day, gave the public fine exhibition OF
their proficiency in drill. Their marchings
and facngs and frings suggested that they
were about ready to enter the next compe-
titive drill They escorted Governor Lowry
TO the Fair Grounds, and the courtesy was
highly appreciated by the managers OF
the Colored Fair Association.
The numerous friends of that amiable
and accomplished young lady, Miss CEcILE
STRAUSS, daughter of our worthy towns
man. Isydore Strauss. were shocked yester-
day morning by the announcement of her
deah. She had been an invalid for many
years, and for the last few weeks was quite
feeble but no one supposed that her end
was so near. She died at six o'clock, OF
heart disease Her funeral took place
from the family residence to-day, and was
ly has the hearty sympathy of the entire
community.
We are indebted to the courtesy Of
Prof. I. f. Watson, Secretary OF the A. q
NJ. College, for package OF Creamery
Butter, with the compliments OF the
President, Gen. S. ID. Lee. The butter Is
OF superior quality, and it would be
exceedingly nice if we could get regular
supply on the same terms. Prof. Watson
informs us that the College sold three
thousand pounds of this butter during
September, and the demand for it now can
not be met by one half. This demon.
strates, beyond the shadow OF a doubt
the success of the College Creamery.
At the skating rink, on Friday night, a
grand MASQUERADE carnival will be given
The Gem Cornet Band, in their splendid
uniforms, will discourse their sweetest
music, and the Capital Light Guards will
give an exhibition drill and an individual
drill. Altogether it promises to be the
most interesting and amusing entertain
ment that has been given in the city for a
long time. Mr.. Alexander, the gentlemaply
manager, has kindly consented &c divide
the proceeds with the Capital Lighi
Guards, and those who attend will bs
helping them to get their uniforms. W.
hope to see a large crowd in attendance.
We received few days since, from ;
New York business house, an application
for Directory of the city of Jackson. O
course we could not send it. In 1859 W.
ventured on such publication, bat l
material obstacle then in the way still ex
lists The streets are not marked, nor thu
stores or residences numbered We pre-