The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24


Columbus.
-pr.L p. Rembert spent last week with
friends iu Natchez.
Miss Emmie Lemly returned yester-
DAY trom school in Holly Springs.
Mia Amanda Stewart is absent from
fine cliv. spending Commencement in Ok
ford.
"A very pleasant German wa- given at
Mr.. T. s. McWillie's residence last Friday
evening
-pr.J. F.. Halbert, OF Florida, who is a
frequent visitor TO our city, passed through
tai.Heek.
The Clarion Base ball club defeated
rHe Hornets ia two successive games, on
Friday and Monday last.
Mis- Edith Terrett returned last sun
I.v from New Orleauz, whore she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Cunning,
Mr.. Geo. Bailey has returned from
T..isgiI.e. XIV, where he has been attend
.r. medical lectures during the winter.
Miss Jennie Taylor, one Of the teach
.-- 30 tae Academy, returned 60 her home
last Thlrday night TO spend the vaca-
H.a.
Prof. u. C.. Redua. Of the Jackson Col
..elat. Academy viii spend his summer
vacation 10 hi- home, ia shannon. lee
county.
Mis-. Bessie Bruu-ou viii give iustruc-
fr.
.naIl number Of pupils. She isthoroUghiy
qualified.
The Academy boys have all gone
home. and the hearts Of numbers Of our
very Young ladies, are Fall tor,oFn" over
their departure.
Mr.. Dawson Winter altera pleasant
ei-it 90 his friends has returned 90 his
home on Deer Greek, accompanied by his
lister. Miss -allie
Mr. 4. A. Goldsmith, Of Charleston,
s. G.. -peut several days in our city, last
week. aud on his return home was accom-
panied boy his niece, Miss Florence Strauss.
The Hon. C.. NJ. williamson, OF Ray
mould Chairman OF the Democratic Coun-
D.. Committee and popular candidate for
One lower branch Of the Legislature, is in
attendance on the Circuit Courp
Mr.. John II. Odeneal, accompanied by
about ten young friends OF masters T., T.
and John, left Yesterday for q camping
season ON Old River OF course they an
Gapa,e and viii enjoy jolly time.
The eighth annual session oil the Grand
Lodge Knights OF Honor Of Mississippi,
will convene i'm jackson on the third Tues
day, the 2l-t day Of July. The railroads
have granted special rates oil fare Tor the
occasion.
We were unable to attend the closing
,Ehibition Of st. Joseph's School on Thurs
day night last out we're pleased that the
entertainment was a success, and that there
was "a large and delighted audience in at
tendance.
-ITon. JAS r. Harrison, OF Columbus.
Hon, j. McC. Martin, OF Port Gibson,
Hon. + Smith, OF Jasper, and Dr.. j. J.
Gage, of Grenada, were iu Jacasou on
Monday ON public business, and dropped
n ON THE CLARION.
Master Richard McGiu entertained his
little friends Wednesday evening, at birth
day party aud on the following evening
Master Willis Campbell received his
friends at a similar entertainment. Both
were very enjoyable.
Mr.. VIM. W. Porter, son Of our
esteemed townsmau, ID. +. Porter, Esqr.,
has returned from the A. q NJ. College
with a well earned diploma, after four
years of hard study. lie was q member
of the graduating class last week He
expects 10 become an Nj. D.
Mr.. Il. c. Bedus, the very popular in
-tructor at the Collegiate Academy left
the city last Friday for the vacation
months. Mr. Eedus has won many friends
here, who will miss his welcome presence
during the summer, and extend a warm
greeting TO him, when he returns.
The announcement Of Augusta Female
Seminary, Staunton, Va, Tor next session,
appears in another column. This school
has for many years been most favorably
known in Mississippi and its annual cata-
logues show a liberal attendance from this
State. Solid scholarship is its distinguish
ing characteristics.
The Gem Band has just received two
fine horns, an Eb cornet and BIB bass.
All those who go on their excursion Sun
day 10 COoper's Well. will have a fine OPP
portunity OF hearing some fine music, and
enjoying a pleasant trip: Tickets are on
sale al 30 cents, to Raymond aud return.
Special rates have been obtained from Ray
mond to the well and return.
The Circuit Court, Judge Wharton,
commenced its July term on Monday morn
ing. There is good deal of civil business
ON the docket. The Grand Jury is as fol
lows W H. Gibbs foreman, J. w. Flte,
Geo. Fletcher, VIM. Rudd, J. J.. Waller, J..
a. Sutherland, ;. +. Sorsby, B. G. Harris,
Jno. Dickson, Juo. T. Henderson, Fhos.
Anderson, John +. Guyncs, Andrew RatliH,
d. L. Lewis and W. s. shaw.
The friends in our city Of Mr. Gus
Asher, will be gratiied to learn bt the
triumph of his little daughter Marie, at
the High School i'm Nieksburg yesterday.
Miss Marie has lust reached her foufteenth
wear and graduated yesterday al the High
school taking full diploma and feliver-
inc the valedictory Such fine intellectual
powers. and studious application as always
characterized this bright little girl, give
her friends inst cause Tor muehl pride in
her.
The new crescent W afeuOW50s SANNtSl
by Messrs. Virden & Chiles, is one Of the
most extensive Of recent improvements in
jackson. 1t is an elegant brick Building,
hre-proof, with storage capacity 81 4,o00
bales cotton. 1t is lI3 by So feet The
brick work was done by Mr.. +. w. DIN
and the carpenter work by Messrs. Peever
& Grimmer. The old warehouse viii be
used for the storage OF lime, cement har
and other building material, in which
Messrs. Nirden & Chiles are dealers.
TIM CLARION moves that the militia
ny companies which viii pass through
Jackson on their way to the Greenville
drill, be breskfasted at this place. under
the auspices OF the Capital Light Guards.
Boys what say you jackson CIARIoS.
This programme, il carried out, will be
much appreciated by the Columbus Rifle
men and other companies in the eastern
part Of the State and they viii auNiously
look for an opportunity to reeiprdfate.-
Columbus Dispatch.
Young men don't be bashful.
The Jackson Furniture Company, hav-
ing recently become Incorporated, books
of subscription to the capital stock are
now open. The company is already man
ufaeturing furniture of various kinds on
quite an extensive scale, and the object OF
the charter is 10 increase its faei Atles by
the employment Of more capital sMr- r..
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