The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
THE CITY.

More fall weather.
Don't forget the Club meeting Saturday
night
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen meet
tonight.
jackson will be out in force at the Forest
Hill barbecue tomorrow.
Soon the refugees will be coming home
A few have already arrived.
The Capital Democratic-Co Conservative
Club will be recognized next Saturday night.
Let there be full attendance.
several bales of new cotton were brought
to town during the past week.
Mr. Chas. c. Campbell and wife, are
spending a few weeks in Kosciusko.
MIR. l. Virden left for the North last
Monday to purchase his fall and winter stock.
Democratic Conservative Club meeting
mt the Representatives. Hail next Saturday
night.
Bob Jennings colored Minstrel Troupe
will give an entertainment at Angeles Hall
tomorrow night
Mr. r. L. Saunders, of Robinson, Stevens
X Co, leaves tomorrow night for New York
to purchase goods.
Al Democrats and Conservatives should
attend the meeting at the Representatives Hall
next Saturday night.
Miss Walton, one of Bottoms loveliest
young ladies, Is visiting the family of Mr..
John II. Echols in this city.
For the past few days the weather has
been showery and quite chilly-having more
the appearance of March than of September.
--Natchez has fire company organized in
1889. Protection No. 3; Jackson No. l il a
few months older. having been organized May
Ist 1889.
The Capital State Bank il preparing to
move from its present building TO the one late
" occupied by Chris Hinclle, one door south
of Green's Bank.
The Catholics of this city have contribu-
ted and orwarded to the yellow fever sufferers
in Memphis the sum of $500. The amount
was forwarded by Rev. Father Picherett
Two or three raids have been made by the
policemen on the crowd of rowdys and loafers,
who mighty infest the depot, and some of their
number may now be seen on Maj. Clarks street
brigade.
A large number of young lsdies and gem
tIemen from Jackson attended dance at the
residence of Mr. John Pierson, in Rankin
county. All agree in saying they had de-
Iightfu time.
Business has been unusually lively in the
Mayors Court for the past week 4 large
number OF offenders have appeared before his
Honor, n 5stly changed with fighting and dis
turbing the peace
A reward of $50 has been offered for the
discovery of the dastards who tore down and
,lefaced the iron fence which surrounds the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum one night last week.
If discovered, they will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
The Sisters (Catholicl school was opened
last Monday The other city schools will soon
follow: Mrs Hattie Galloway's school for boys
and girls on the 10Th inst, DR.. Zealey's Sem
mary on the 10th Fair Lawn Institute
Misses Baird on the 22d; St. Margaret's
Hall Mrs Ware) on the Esd; Jackson High
School Prof Wilmer) October 9th, and the
Public schools on the 9th of October.
The work upon the steamboat of Messrs.
8. Hamilton Il Co., for the upper Pearl
river trade, began on Monday last. Capt. G.
F Galcerans boat, Tinnie Baker, for the same
trade. was At Harrington on her way up when
last heard from, waiting for rise In the river
With two boats in the trade, river communi-
cation between Carthage and Jackson next
season appears to be assured.