The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1855
LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.
s. Lemly & Son have just reeeiy
one hundred barrels of Buist's seed Pc
toes.
Mrs. J. NJ. JAYNE and children,
Green7ille, are guests at the Executi
Mansion.
Miss Lee Barfeld, formerly OF Ja'
SOU, was married yesterday, in Greenvil
10 Mr. Rucks.
Mrs. Senator George left last night
Washington, where she will spend the
maiuder Of the winter.
Our young friend W. \. Benson "
licensed to practice law by the SupreI
Court on last Saturday.
A desirably located farm OF $50 acres
Jackson county, Is offered Tor sale at 8 bs
gain. see advertisement.
The weather for past two days has be
exceedingly cold and disag reesble-slt
and rain and indications OF snow.
Mr. d. L. Lowd, Of Chicago, who b
been visiting relatives in this city, Il
Sunday night Tor New Orleans.
The mask entertainment at the Ri
Friday night, Is creating a good deal
interest, and We think will be quite
success.
"A small party of young ladies a
gentlemen will 20 up this evening to t
ball in Canton, which promises to be
very pleasant entertainment.
Prof J. W. Blackman has reduc
the rate for tuition and board at his Co
mercial College, during the ExpositiC
from $50 to $40 per month.
Miss Lula Muller departed last Su
day night 10 visit New Orleans and t
Expo ition. While in the city she will
the guest OF Mrs. Thos. Sturges.
The Skating Rink has issued a pr
gramme Tor Grand Lauies' Fancy Dire
and Gents Masquerade Carnival and Pt
pies Prize Young" next Friday nigl
Mr. Seutter offers han, some p.izs to t
fayorite lady skater on this occasion.
Mr.. Jesse Kelly, Il worthy cIrpent
Of this city, was made the happy faith
ut a handsome pair OF twins, a few da
since, weighing ten pounds each. Tn
have been named Jefferson Davis al
I.rL-gv k..r fRatr H..la.,lf
parents.
Miss Corinne Moor, one of the mo
accomplished young ladies OF Ficksburg
visiting friends in jackson. She is a son
stress OF merit and genius, not inferior
many who are accommodating fortunes
the Stage. Lohg may she life to acorn 4
llill CITY aud our whole State.--FOre
Register.
The case OF Jennings heirs ,
Natchez, J ackson and Columbus Railroa
resulted in verde. OF one dollar damag
for plaintiffs. 1t goes on appeal to >
preme Court. Messrs l.. Brane and J.
Harris were counsel for plaintiffs; Messl
W. l.. Nugent and w. I. Martin for Il
company.
Mr.. }. }. Spellman, Superintendent
Colored Exhibits At Worlds Expositio
was in Jackson on Monday last, and W
quite enthusiastic over the extent 81
general excellence OF the display in h
department. lie also spoke in terms
great praise OF the general display
az, iculural and industrial products fro
Mississippi
Peal Lodge, No. %. NJ a meeting la
Monday night appointed the following
Committee TO receive and provide ente
tainment Tor delegates To Grand Lodge al
G.Ind Chapter next month: ii. NJ. Taylo
VIM. B. Taylor, A. q. Lewis, John McGil
Henry Straus, }. J.. Power, VIM. S. Han
ilton, either OF whom will be pleased
receive names OF persons who may wish
have delegates assigned to their houses.
The sale OF portion OF the rel
estate and securities OF Green's Bank toe
place on Thursday morning last an
although the payments were in Receiver
Certificates. the real estate sold for veI
little more than the cash market valu
The Bank has just printed revised an
complete description OF all real estat
which can now be purchased at very 10
prices Tor Bank paper.
Our worthy young townsman, NJ
William >. Hamilton was paid the hig
compliment last week OF being appointt
by Grand Master Patty to Till the vacanC
in the Board of Custodians of the Ancie
Work in Symbolic Masonry" caused |
the death OF Past Grand Master Howr
Mr.. Hamilton has been thoroughly instru
ted in the mysteries Of the Craft by Gran
Lecturer BrnnIn. and although he is pc
haps the youngest Master in the State, v
undertake to say that he is one of the brigh
est and best
We notice the following attorneys
attendance on the Supreme Court this wee
Mr.. w Trotter of Winona; Hon. Jas.
FAINT, Judge X. ;. Stith and Mr.. Jas.
Watson OF Holly Springs; Hon. J. c. XVI
Mr.. J. b. Boothe and Chancellor, J. G.. Ha
ofSardis; Hon, W.B. Mo, gan of Hernand
Mr.. All. WITHHELD Of Grenada; Chance
Tor l.. McLaurin OF Port Gibson; Hon
II. Brantley OF Kosciusko;C Capt Fred Bes
and f. NJ. Beal of West Point; Col. w.
Helm and Mr.. A. II Somerville of Ca
rollton; Maj. l.. p. Cooper aid Mr.. Hen
Craft of Memphis, Tennessee.
Masonic Notice.
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