The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-11-03
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Election quiet.
The Board of Supervisors were in SCI
ion Oh Monday last.
Mrs. j. p. Peasants Of Houston, Miss
visiting Mrs. Ledbetter Of this city.
The Reutz Stanley Combination ar
cooked at the Opera House for the 18th.
We were favored with a call last weel
from O. a. Lucket, jr., Esq. of the Carthag
bar.
Hon T. c. Catchings with his famil
have returned to his official residence in thi
city.
Mr.. = L. Virden is rapidly recovering
Dis health. We hope to see him out in a
few days.
The United States Circuit Court, Judge
HI, commenced its fall term, in this city
Monday last.
Oar now white man, you dun found
out who dat Gar-fish man Is, what beat
Genuel Grant,.
All saints Day-November Isl, was
appropriately observed by the Catholic con-
gregltiou Of this city.
Capt. W q. Lowd has rendered his
resignation as clerk in the Auditors office,
aud il has been accepted.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Messrs.
Chichester Smith and McC5ee of the Board
Of Supervisors in our office on Monday.
The new steamer Thomas Greer"
purchased by Jackson Fire Company, No.
D. will arrive in Jackson next Saturday.
The CLARION sanctum acknowledges
the pleasure OF calls from Messrs. J. Bufkin
and J. NJ. Mapp, of Newton and Mr.. 7. l..
Sergeant, of Prentiss.
We see from the New Orleans papers
that Mr. > b. Knight, formerly of this city,
was stabbed four times, and injured not Sc
riOu~Iy, by "a man named VIM. Bell.
A young friend informs US that we'd
diug- are not over yet. one on starvation
principles will occur this week. Every
body is going to Mari-tana Friday night.
-Rev. DIR. Watkins is still unable
t, preach but he is able to do any amount
Of marryiny. A ship Captain from Maine,
aud his atfilnced, were spIiced at the par
~onage last week.
This item is from the Meridian Obser-
yer:
We understand that the Meridian Oil
Mills intend contestiug the legality of the
ordinance. and are determined to keep an
an agent in Jackson to buy cotton seed.
The pulpit of Rev. DIR. Watkins was
supplied on last Sabbath by Rev. J. T. Ora
ham, editor of the Mississippi Methodist, at
Meridian lie is a talented young minister
aud will always be welcomed by the Metho-
dist congregation here.
We had the pleasure of meeting in our
office last week, Mr Charles Hinckle, lead
ing Wholesale merchant OF Pueblo, Colorado,
who resided here when he was quite boy,
his father having removed to Iowa in 1858.
lie is a brother of Mr.. Chris. Hinckle, of
the Spengler House.
The Music Club is booming. The en-
tire programme at the last meeting, Mon
day night was well rendered, every one
present was pleased. We regret that want
of space prevents an extended notice, but
NEtTt All tll 50 wen IL Is HOI uGCSSSdIg 10
particularize. Eleven new members were
elected. The next meeting will be at Fair
Lawn on Monday night.
Our neighbor, DIR. Grant of the Terry /
Enterprise has been visiting Jackson, and /
here Is what he saw at Sheriff Morrison ofs
fee
We dropped into the Sheriff Office, while /
in Jackson Tuesday and found it regular
beehive for industry. All of those clever
gentlemen were up to their ears in work.
Mr. l.. F. Chiles and Mr.. Brown with the
tax books and Mr.. Albert Lewis the busiest
of any Of them, etc, etc.
Jackson will have an opportunity, on
Friday night, OF seeing the celebrated En-
ma Abbott Opera Company, in lyric Opera.
They will present Vincent Wallace's Mari
taua, in which Miss Abbott appears to fine
advantage. She has an excellent company
and an established reputation, and no one
will miss this chance to see and hear them.
The avia ''Scenes that are Brightest and
the duell "Holy Mother guide his foot
steps" are among the many beauties of
Mariana.