The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
T HH CITY
.ekson has it, s29.

II adt that the " ana III ROAD VIII
change ownership in short time
Mr.. w. II. H Green and sons return
81 from their Northern tour last week.
Rev. c. b. Galloway made his old
friends in this city a brief visit last week.
Misses Pearl and Grace Prestidge, o.
Memphis. Tenn, are visiting Hon. 5. Gwin
AR. and Mr.. r. f. Richardson have re
,,ru-l home from visit to North Caro-
Iina.
Liberty Grove Democratic Club will
meet IN Saturday next at half-past three
O'Clock.
Convict No 800 protests against his
number. He Is not candidate for the
presidency.
Mrs. Bette Cantwell has opened a
nfiiner shop on Capitol street, next door
ta po,tofiice.
Mis-, Kate Swami has been elected in
..,,rtfe-- of needle work in the Deaf and
Dumb Institute.
The workmen are breaking ground
f,r the new residence Of Hon. Thos. A. Nc
Willie. on State street
most agreeable party was given by
,le Young gentlemen at the residence of
HON J. Il. George on Thursday evening
last
Hon. j. e. Yellowley, of Madison, who
has been spending some months in Green
willie. North Carolina was in the city yes
terday
We had the pleasure Of a visit on yes
,erdav from Mr. \. 5tadeker, of that enter
rri.iug firm j. Stadeker & Son, formerly of
Mi. city but now Of Canton.
There is not a vacant house in Jackson.
The erection Of e dozen or more neat cot
,,.e. would be a good investment, and a
Great accommodation to house hunters.
We want to know if the person who
furnished the chalk which has been used
f., di.figure the doors walls &c. with the
figures 329 sold it or ''let it go as loan ?
Mr.. Jas. :. Barfeld has sold his place
T., The suburbs of town to Mr.. Johnson, OF
fine Auditors Office Mr.. Barfed's family
now reside on Capitol street, next door to
Or. Byron Lemly
Ii has been decided at a meeting Of
the citizens of Terry, that the oratiof OF
Hon. J. L. George upon the life and services
If the late Hon. A. G. Brown, will be
delivered in Jackson.
Mrs. L. T. Virden has card to which /
n,e attention of ladies interested in MILNE
ry-and that includes, we believe, all OF the
sex-i- called. Glow figures to suit the
times. is Mrs. Virdens motto.
We regret that the reports of Rev DIR.
Watkins health do not encourage the hope /.
that he viii be able to resume his pastoral
duties before the meeting of Conference |
His pulpit will be supplied next Sabbath by
Rev Mr.. Jones of Raymond.
Mississippi College, at Clinton, open
Ell it, present session with one hundred and
fifty enthusiastically the best opening
in the history Of the College. We should not
be surprised If two hundred and fifty young /
men were enrolled during the year.
Mr.. c. Cummings has removed his fam
ily to the building on the corner just east of
The CLARION Office. The lower store will
be used for his sewing machines, and shoe
business. His residence in the South Ward
has been leased by Deputy Auditor Buck
ley.
Our old-time friend, Mrs. Masters has
reminded us by generous supply OF fruits
from her store that she is again doing
business in jackson. Her store is immedi- |
ately opposite the City Hail. and she makes
a speciality of fruits and vegetables in their /
season.
-Air Robert Withers (his old Jackson
associates know him rs Bob Wlthers') OF
Brookhayen, one of the most enterprising
and successful merchants between Jackson
and New Oreaus-and a live man generally
made flying visit to the Capital few
days ago.
Children attending Fair Lawn Insti-
tute can ride in street cars, going to and
from school, for fifty cents per month
This Is a great convenience to the West
jackson and downtown pupils. Those who
have monthly tickets invariably wait for
the wagon"
We attempted to thank Messrs. Hunter
x Harrington last week for a sample OF
Lukey's Dry Soap--a splendid preparation
tor the hands, but it was transposed into
Lakes Dry Loaf" which might be very
good for an empty stomach, but would
hardly serve for soiied hands.
-Rev. DIR. H. f. johnson, President of
Whitworth College, preached very able
discourse at the Methodist church on Sab
bath last, from the fourteenth verse of the
81 chapter fist. john " As Moses lifted up
the serpent in the wilderness, even SO must
the Son of man be lifted up
Between Tax Payer" and Earnest"
the status of the city OF Jackson as BUSH
ness centre, does not show up very brilliant
ly. We hope somebody will give us an ess
say OF a mole hopeful nature. Jackson de-
serves better showing than she is receiving
at the hands Of these learned disputauts.
The Messrs. F. b. i w. :. Hull have
a new card in this issue. They not only
keep full supply of all kinds of lumber,
but can fill orders Tor any amount and
description of sash, doors, blinds, builders
hardware, lime, cement, plaster hair, etc,
They take contracts for buildings, and give
general satisfaction in all that they under
take.
The work Of brick laying has COM
menced on the new building for the blind.
The weather has been unfavorable for brick
making, and the contractor has sustained
considerable loss aud delay in consequences
Mr. IL. NJ. Taylor is the contractor, and +.
w. oliu is experimenting the brick-work.
The building viii be ready for use next
spring.
-Messrs Muller & Son have removed