The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08
THE CITY

business continues to improve.
Martin Marshall speaks next Saturday
night.
W. Calvin Wells, ESD of Raymond,
was in the city last week.
pr. Philips, President Meridian Board
Of Health, was in the city yesterday.
Up to last night fifteen hundred bales
Of cotton had been received in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Virden, after short
visit to the North, are again at home.
"A grand time may be expected at the
Democratic mass meeting on the 2ltn lust
Hon. Ben. King State Senator from
Copiah and Claiborne, was in the city last
week.
The Public Schools of this city opened
ON Monday with large numbers of pupils III
attendance.
Miss Mary 10. Cooper left yesterday
evening for Jackson Tenn, where she Will
attend school.
Mr.. A. II. Muller returned home last
week from visit to Cincinnati and other
Northern cities.
-Messrs. Dawson Winter and Lee Dan
iel represent Jackson ut the State UnVer-
sity this session
Mr.. \. L. Julienne, manager of the
Telegraph Office, has returned home alter
a months vacation
Don't forget that Hon. Martin Mar
shall will speak at the Representative Han
next Saturday night.
The old reliable Jackson No. has been
undergoing repairs for the past few days
She is again ready for duty.
The Kinds county quarantine against
New OrIean. was raised on Monday last by
order of the Board of Supervisors
-Messrs. Farrar Morrison and d. I.
Howell, Democratic candidates for Sheriff
and Assessor, were in the city yesterday
The Greenbaek meeting last Saturday
NIGHT was a forcible reminder OF the oiu
black line days prior to the revolution OIL
1879
Miss Mathilde Beaullieau came nome
This morning from New Orleans, where sh'
has been visiting friends for the past ie"
weeks.
Mr.. d. NJ. Wilkinson and family were
a,,or, the returned last week. They sPen'
the summer with friends IN 'elieisoi
county.
Hon. Henry C Myers, Secretary OF state
has returned from a visit to North Caroiina
Mrs. Myers remains in Holly Springs ioi
the present.
The members of the Catholic Churci
Of this city have up to date forwarded to tn
suffering of their denomination IN Memphis
the sum of 1881.
AT meeting of Gem Fire Company
No. ,. held last night, Mr.. VIM. Aio[ecn 4
was elected 1st Asst Foreman, rice j. =
Rietti, resigned.
Hon. d. n. Barrows and lady, an
Can't. Frank Johnston and family returht'
last week from Virginia, where they pASSe
the summer months.
Friday, the oath inst, is the time an
Fearn's Grove, in West Jackson Is III
place, for the grand Democratic HAS
meeting and barbecue
In response 10 the -
Central Club, Col. Singleton has sisni"e
his willingness to address the Citizens
Jackson at an early date.
The many friends in this city Oh =
w. c. George, are glad to welcome -:
back after an absence of over ye~i
IeAore and Carroll counties
Hon. Martin Marshall, of NlcksDuil
will address the Central Democratic-ooi
servatiye Club next Saturday night 'o'
give him a rousing audience
The Jackson High School opened
Monday last with q large attendance
Young men and boys, and most eneOurAsii
prosneets for a successful term
Rev. DIR. ZeaIy viii conduct the "hl'
services at the Presbyterian churcn ne.
Sunday. These services will De eon'iA1'
throughout the present month.
-Messrs. Robinson, Stevens & Co.. ma
suudrv announcements to-day Of the arrls
of new goods. Mr.. Saunders, Q, she ~
has lust returned from New York
The cause Of temperance i aOurishil
in jackson. Additions are being VS.
made % the Council, which has DEa .As
held its own tor the pest hall dozen -