The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
rs II CITY
GOOD weather, this
Don't forget the Juveniles.

The public schools will open on Mon
day next.
Capt. !. P. stevens and family ar
again "st home
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. II. Odeneal are amonl
.1.s returned absentees.
The next session of the Blind institute
,yiIl commence October 4th.
-Br5uzLer * Browne offer portable
ee,.ae for sale, at factory price.
Mr.. ". II. Settler, Of the Newton
Record, was in the city on Friday.
-Dr. Geo. X. Harrington's residence. in
N.rts jackson j. nearly completed.
There j. quite demand for dwelling.
ts rent in the upper part Of the city.
Road oyerseer5 will find, in another
column. q notice in which they are inter
e-ted.
DIR Tucker, rector of st. Andrew :
Church. has resumed his sermons at morn
ing service.
-Another Chicago excursion to Chicago
ON Tuesday, October 9TH $l3 90 for the
round trip.
Prof Schwartz's Sextette Band fur
n..bed some delightful music for Skelly's
concert last night.
Tie rate of fare for the Potter excur-
SION I'd New Orleans is -, instead of 81, as
published last week.
Capt Harris Barksdale and wife are
among the last returned absentees. They
reached home last night.
Miss Lula Eaders, one of McComb
civ. most charming young ladies, is visit
ins the Misses Pierce Of this city.
we are sorry to announce the illness of
Mr.. Nlsraucy, but hope she will soon be
able To take her place in the Library.
Judges Campbell and Chalmers, and
their families, have returned to the city,
after lew weeks recreation at the North
Attention is called to the new card Of
p4rl5r shoe Sore in our columns. Mr..
Persons j., daily receiving elegant goods in
his line.
Loeb Bros Is the style Of new firm,
I'm the Graves Building. whose business
announcement will be found in our adver-
Using columns.
We have had the pleasure of an agree
able call from Col. Frank Morehead, the
euterpri-jng editor of the Planters Journal,
~, rouis for New Orleans.
in the proceedings Of City School
Board last week. the name Of Miss Mary
Johnson ua4 Inadvertently omitted as the
teacher for West Jackson white school.
The Natchez and Jackson Railroad
bonds are in demand as fast as issued at
ninety cents on the dollar. The last install
nsnt was applied for by parties in this city.
The Western Union Telegraph office
will probably be moved to the Robinson q
Stevens building, ON President street, in
stead of che ~pengIer House, as previously
stated.
Miss Ida Freeman will, to-day remove
her school for boys and girls, to the front
room Of cottage opposite Presbyterian
church, central and otherwise desirable
location.
Mr. H. T. Hoskins, of Brookhaven, has
projected another excursion for the benefit
Of all who wish to visit Chicago, Louisville,
Cincinnati and st Louis. Tuesday, Octo-
Der 9Th Is the time.
The entertainment given at Canton last
Thursday night by the Jackson Dramatic
and Musical Association, was splendid
success. They were greeted by a large and
appreciative audience.
o., Hue CuaoaI f,,r no
coming season The Juveniles first, follow
cd by a number of attractions, which Mana
ger Lowd has booked for the benefit of the
amusement-loving public.
The steamer Clifton will leave Jackson
for Carthage, Saturday. Sept. %, and will
run regularly through the season-making
trips every ten days. Captain Henry L.
Brown will be in command.
Hon T. A Melville, the represe nta-
tive of the young Democracy in the Legis-
iature. sill soon erect residence ON State
street. We are glad to note the many i'm
provements in North Jackson.
pr. j. McGowen, whose farm is about
eight miles from jackson, has handed US
some mammoth ears of corn, of which he
planted ten acres. the yield being fifty
bushels 90 the acre Who can beat that ?
The second grand excursions to Chicago
fakes place ON Tuesday, October 9th. Only
$l3 90 for the round trip. Mr.. n. T. Hos
&ius. of Broo5haven, is the manager. See
his rsogramme of the trip in another col
ANN.
In the absence of DIR. Watkins, the
Pastor. Rev. B. Carradine, Of Brandon, is
expected to fill the pulpit at tie Methodist
Church on next sabbath; and Rev. w. c.
Black, al Edwards, on the following Sab
bath
Hon. H. c. Myers, Secretary of State,
and his efficient assistant D. P, Porter,
Esq, are kept very busy in filling orders
for the New Code, and in keeping up with
the correspondence incident to the State
census
The cotton crop of the year ending
Aug. 81. 1880, as detailed by the National
Cotton Exchange, foots up total of $780,
l6l bales Jackson shipped only about 10000
bales but expects to double that amount
this season.
The character of Judas was quite
thoroughly dissected by Rev. DIR. Hunter,
on Sabbath morning last; and Rev. DIR.
Johnson of Brookhaven, at the Methodist
church, at night discussed the final judy
nent of maSkind
"A Copy of the City Assessment Book.
for 1880, may be found at TIE CLARION
counting-room by any citizen interested in
his property valuation for this year. OBJ
Jections to assessments can be filed, at any
time, prior to October eth