The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-09-15
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Mr.. Alex Peatross and wife have re-
turned home from Virginia
Hon F. NJ Glass, one Of Attala's faith.
f.I Representatives., was in the city on Fri
day.
Capt. b. +. Jones, of the Winona Ad
vance, dropped in moment, on his visit
las, week.
NJ. Geo C. Eyrich left for an extend
Cd trip North, last Saturday night. He
combines business with pleasure.
An old man named Gibson, who has
been working for Dir. Jacob Kausler, died
last week and was buried by the city
The Misses Winslow will open their
school for girls, and boys under IA years Of
age. Oh Monday next, in basement of
Synagogue.
Capt Harris Barksdale and lady have
iouucyed from Green Lake Wisconsin, as
far south as Dayton, Ohio, and are expected
home about the I'D inst.
Mr.. Lee Weille, the accommodating
clerk of the rpengler House, has been quite
IN with fever for several weeks but is now,
John Mcdonnell is perfectiag a new
pillow. which will be ready for the market in
few weeks We call attention to his card
ON this and other matters in his line.
Fair Lawn Institute Will open next
Monday, with the prospect of an increase in
patronage over last SESSION. The Misses
Baird and Miss Mary Fearn will continue
ina charge.
DR. Watkins, the beloved pastor of the
Methodist Church, returned from his North
ern lour last week, and proceeded at once to
Cry the Jalmy breezes of our own Mississip-
pi -eashore.
The "Blue Front store Of Richardson &
Brother has been fitted up in handsome
style ana when the large invoices of goods, |
now being forwarded, shall arrive, will be /
still more attractive.
Hon. 4. IL. Longino of Monticello, the
talented young Senator from the Sd District,
gave u- "a call on his way home last week /
from the Virginia Law School, where he has
completed his law course.
-Ibe Indictment weather last Saturday /
night prevented general attendance at the
City Hall to consider the Yazoo Railroad
question 1t WAS deemed best to postpone
the meeting until to>night
Jackson Fire Company, No. 1. did
graceful and grateful act last Saturday
uight. in resolving that the new steamer
which is being built for the Company, shall
be named THOMAS GREEN.
st Margaret's Hall resumes its exerci-
SEES on Monday next Mrs. Wares Efforts to
establish in jackson a 1rst-class boarding
and day school Tor girls deserve the success
which she j. steadily realizing.
Prof r. * Jayne called on us Monday.
Ie viii soon take charge of the high school
at Yazoo City, to the Prinoipalship of
which he has been elected. lie was accom-
panied by Prof. Campbell Of Newton.
We are requested by Miss Baird, Prin-
yipal of Fair Lawn Institute, to state, that
girls in West Jackson who attend ber school
next session. can ride on the street cars, on
monthly tickets, at fifty cents per month.
-stcdman Is hagiug printed at THE
CLARION job rooms ten thousand edition
Of an pneoPyrighted trade pamphlet, which
will certainly add to the fame he has al
ready acq uired as an euthor and business
man.
The steamer Oliver Clifton proposes
taking advantage of the present rise in
Pearl river, and will leave for Carthage
about Saturday next She is receiving q
full Quit this week, in the way Of furni-
ture, etc.
A combination Of monster shows, cir
cuses, Btnageries, aequariuuis, etc, is book
ed for jackson. on Tuesday October .. 1t :
requires thirty railroad cars to transport all ,
the attractions that make up this grand ex- {
hibitiou.
The small boys are to have showing /,
IN school matters. See the card of Mr..
Selden Watkins, who will, on Monday, Goth !
instant, open a school in the residence now :
occupied by Mr. VIM. Smylie, just north of j
Gen, Wharton's I
Mrs. Julia Furlow, of the music depart :
anent of the Lea Female College, at Sum !
nit, Miss who has spent the summer IN
attendance upon the sessions of a musical
institute in Chicago, has returned to the
State, and will be at her post at Summit, in :
few days.
Mr. William :. Power whose racy con- =
tnbutions to the local column of The CLAR :
doN Tor months. have added so much OF IN a
teFest 10 the paper, has left, to attend /
course of instruction in the Commercial t
college at Poughkeepsie, \. Y. He will /
make the study of Photographic writing
specially.
The city public schools will be opened
on the trst Monday in next month. The I
trustees, at their meeting on Monday, in ).
view OF the limited fund available, reduced !
the teaching foree, and made a still further :
reduction in salaries. The Trustees, by c
THESE measures, hope to be able to carry ON
the schools eight months. :
The splendid flag pole now in trout Of
the capitol, was standing for several wears
an the military camp in West Jackson. Mr..
-. r Porter, as Secretary of the State Exc
ec1aVe Committee, has caused its transfer {
% better location. 1t is about one hum
ureu ana twenty feet high, and will hence
Aor'n q oat the Hancock and English flag.
The jackson high School for Boys, we
are pleas to hote, is to be revived, Prof
Robert N Jayne gives up very desirable I
position as Principal of the public schools /
oa iazoo City, for the purpose Of engaging
~ tais good work among us. He ID an I
accomplished and successful teacher. and
We hope win receive liberal patronage.