The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30

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Ys-E are authorized to announce WIN :. IF,sf,
" as a candidate Tor Alderman, North ward
LOCAL IND OTHER NOTES
-"Yum-Yum."
Miss Fanny Kaualer is visiting IN
Greeuville.
Mr.. Collin and Hiss Sue Tarpley are
visiting in the city.
Another wedding at St. Andrews
church tomorrow night
See advertisement of two houses and
lots in South Jackson for sale.
Miss Carrie Williams Of Brandon is
visiting Miss Sue Stewart Stevens
Mr.. n. n. Campbell is visiting the
family OF his father, Judge Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Wall, spent the
holidays ip this city with Mrs. Pierce
Miss Alice Lusk, OF the Meridian
Female College, spent her vacation at home
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willie Stevens and
family, of Brandon, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Emmie Moore, of Whitworth
College has been at home during the past
week.
Miss Kate Harris, after an extended
visit to our city, has returned to Holly
Springs.
The largest and most fashionable audi
ence OF the season greeted "Mikado" Mon
day night
-Messrs. Price Porter md Edgar Gwin,
cadets from the A. & NJ. College, spent
Xmas at home
Miss Kate McGehee is visiting in
Bolivar county, where she is having a
delightful visit
Mr. Edwin Fay, of the Collegiat,
Academy, is spending the Xmas vacation
with his parents in Baton Rouge, La.
Mrs. sharkey, Of New Orleans, an
accomplished woman and author OF Mate
to Mate" spent the holidays with Mrs.
Morancy.
Miss Ruth Roudebdsh, Instructor in
Book keeping and Professor OF Penman
ship al the Girls College, spent the holi-
days at home.
We have been unable to learn the
names Of all the ladies who will receive"
on New Years day, but hear that there
will be quite number.
City electi n on Monday next,
Mayor McGill has no opposition, but there
are more candidates for Aldermen in each
ward than can be elected.
The Ladies' Exchange, on Capitol
street, is now one Of the established insti-
tutious Of Jackson. Meals or lunch at all
hours from a. N. to p. IN.
The exercises at the Collegiate
Academy last Wednesday NIGHT were inter
esting in the extreme and highly credit
able to the talented Young participants.
The matrimonial contagion is prevail
ing to a fearful extent in Jackson and 1t
is feared the Governor OF Mississippi may
become victim to it-Hest Point New
Era.
A lamp-post Immediately in front Of
the City Hall. would be good investment,
in the opinion of citizens who have to
visit that building at night on county,
municipal, or fraternity business.
The oiIicers-eIect OF the several Masonic
bodies were duly installed last Monday
night, after which the brethren partook OF
suen light refreshments as roast pig
turkey, opossum, oysters, salads, etc.
The increasing business Of tbs Jack
son Postofice, and the frequency OF the
mails, renders additional clerical force
positive necessity. The two efficient
young gentlemen now in the office cannot
possibly keep up with the business.
Mr.. w. G. Pride, well and favorably
known in this city, died at Flora last Sat
urdzy night and was buried at Madison
Station on Monday, his Masonic brethren
attending in large numbers. lie was a
jealous craftsman, and most useful GU
cen.
We have made considerable progress
in the compilation of a directory oil the
hotels and boarding houses where the
members of the Legislature viii apiae
during the session, but will not publish the
same until after the arrival OF the mem
beers. We expect to publish i IN hrs'
issue of The DAILY CLARION.
Col. s. B. Thomas, sheriff and tax
collector oil Hiads county, had his poho
arproved by the Board oil Supervisors OF
Monday last The penalty oil the bona I
only one hundred and twenty tho.isan1
dollars The bond of Mr.. Albert e. Lewis
az Treasurer, was fixed at fifty thousahs
dollars, and was duly made and approved
&C. A. FrancioIis grand holiday draw
ing took place on Christmas DAY, hn'
number Ills draws the first capital pr'ze
and 81 draws the second capital prlzes ~,
Dol 339 463. 5s7, o55, 733, $40, s4z, oss
liza 1884 1861. 1888, l349, l427, 1851,
d 30 l22. 236, SIG, 400, 549, 6yl, %
872. l0i2. i25l, all draw smaller pr,ze'
and can be had by presenting their ncke'
at the store.
Jackson koval Arch Chapter, No.
at its meeting last Monday ght electe
The fallowing officers for 1886: VIM.
Hamilton. H. r.; Geo. g. Mckee, n
John McGill. s.; w. j. Brown, Jr, Y;
HI r. Power. p. s.; Robert Braale
Ii. NJ. Taylor Treasurer; Jo o.
r Bnck' Sec'y; Geo. Lemon, NJ sd
RF. McGill. nj. 2 "; Oliver Clifton,
2V.;J. Nj. Cain, Sentinel
IN Christmas eve, little Hamilton Low
son II Capt. w. @. Lowd, met With qul
ser,ons and painful accident. Sever
s;t,la boys we're firing toy cannon, VIII
snddeuly exploded. the Whole contei
takine effect in his leg, which was near
muzzie. The cannon, fortunatsls,
nothing but powder IN II, put Inc Mo1
H. s;,,ia fsiio,v "a his bed for some tin
M. q .g III l...,x,r 10 II doing well.