The Daily clarion., 1886-02-24

DAILY CLARION.
I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1855.
local AND oTRER NOTES
] Presbyterian sooiable tonight, in the
usual place.
Hen. J. Nee. Martin. aud lady Of
/ Por, Gibson, were in the city yesterday
The handsome iron fence, now COM
pleted and painted, around toe Govern
meul Building, adds very much 10 ITS sp'
pearance.
Rabbi l.. Weiss, OF this city, delivered
lecture in the Presbyterian church,
Grenada, last Tuesday night, having toi
, his topic, "Whai shall we do 20 be saved
The follosiug prominent citizens OF
Simpson county are 10 the city: Geo. III.
Smith, E-q., Dr. W. IL. Baird, Sheriff G,
II. Mcleod, Chaneery Clerk G \. Walton
and Geo. F. Ring.
The Mikado Reception by the ladies
of st. Andrews Church, has been post
punei until Wednesday aud Thursday
nights. March 3d and 4ih, ON account oi
delay in getting the necessary oos'eme',
etc.
Miss Victoria Moransy, charming
and beautiful Young lady Of Milikens
Bend, Louisiana, Is visiting eur city, being
the guest OF her aunt, the popular and
accomplished State Librarian, Nirs. AsSry
Morancy.
The Board OF Examiners ior i!ipd.
county will NEE, at the Office OF y X.
Harper, Esq, on Tuesday the 10th day ot
1 March, for the purpose OF examining ap.
plicanis Tor County Superintenden's OF
| Education.
Miss Bessie Brunson was the special
favorite in the popular opera Of the Mikedo,
at Grunewald Hall, New Orleans, last
week. Our correspondent makes an inter-
esting report OF the success that she scored
on that occasion.
All members of the congregation OF
| the Presbyterian Church in this city, are
expected to attend the Sooable o-night
| in the basement rooms OF the church, and
any Presbyterians now visiting the city,
are most cordially invited.
Mr.. Gus Bell, manager for Zera Semou
and the Royal Manmettes, is in the city
preparing fer the appearance OF the above
| tomhinatiou next Tuesday at the Opera
House, Mr.. Semon still gives away night
ly. elegant and valuable presents.
Mr.. Thos. b. Graham, Jr., of Fores t,
has accepted clerkship in Auditor
Stones office and will have charge OF the
Land Department. Mr.. Graham Is an ac-
complished young gentleman, and The
CLARION welcomes him to the Capital
City. ------
Our venerable and respected towns
man. Daniel NJ. Wilkinson, Esq, en-
tered upon his eishty-ffth wear on Monday
last. 22d. He has been resident of Jack
son since 1916, aHd OF this State since 1919.
The infrmities Of his great age have
confined him to his room Tor the past two
months.
| -Ihe SIKH Annual OommenCemeht Vi
Memphis Hospital Medical College will
take place at the Central Baptist Church
on Friday night next, Goth Chas. D.
Shipp, Of Mississippi, is Salutatorian, and
Eugene A. Neely, of this city, is Valedic'
torIan. We are indebted to the courtesy
Of the latter foran invitation to be present
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-Messrs. Jones & Davis, having pur.
chased the lumber-yard lot on the north.
west coruer OF Capitol and President streets
will, in few days, tear down the unsight
ly structures thereon, and proceed at once
to the erection Of two-stOry brick build
ing. fronting sixty feet on Capitol street
| The "Senate Restaurant" VII be re-opened
in the new building.
|
Capt. j. p Spinks, Of Edinburg LeakC
county, owner OF the Pearl river steamer
o. r. Singleton, dropped in on Monday
last to renew his subscription to THf
CLARION, and also to advise the public
through its columns, that his craft is afloat
again. and will start for Carthage and in.
te-mediate landings as soon as there Is
sufficient water. The damage to the
boat was slight, aud to the freight not
exceeding two hundred dollars.
Capt. f. A. WoIfe's stable near towr