The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-11
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"A new store house is in course Of cree
ton on Pearl Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green returned
from the coast the first of the week.
Mrs. R. y. Miller, of HazIehurst, spent
several days of last week in the city.
Mr.. c. c. Johnston after short visit
to Virginia, returned home on Saturday.
Col. w. L. Nugent and family left on
Tuesday night for Bailey Springs. Alabama.
Judge H. H. Chalmers and family
left Tuesday night for Point Clear, Louis
lana
Miss Nellie Nugent is again at home,
after an extended visit to friends and reIa-
tive in GreenyilIe
The dog ordinance has been repealed by
Board Of Aldermen. The CANNES can now
prowl around at pleasure
Mr.. Cooper's condition has much i'm
proved within past two days, and hopes Of
his recovery are now entertained
Rev. Father Oberfeld is giving great
satisfaction to the congregation over which
he has been called to preside
Col. Geo NJ. Edgar, of Bowling Green,
one of the leading educators of Kentucky,
favored US with call this week
Miss Alice Bowers, of Lexington, who
has been the guest of Msss Jennie Buck for
some time, returned home last week.
Miss Ada Green left on Tuesday night
last for Starkvile, Miss, where she will
remain several weeks visiting friends
DIR. and Mrs. Thos J. Catchings, of
Sunfower county, returned home saturday
after a short visit to friends in Jackson
-Mesars. Bailey & Co have leased the
Jackson Compress, and the same will be in
complete Running order by September 18th.
Greens Bank building is undergoing
thorough repairs. 1t will be entirely reno
waited and supplied with the latest improved
fixtures
Professor Nennor predicts that from
the 18th to the 10th of this month the
weather will be decidedly cool and chilly
Hurrah for the Professor
The season at the Opera House viii
be an unusually good one throughout. A
number Of the best companies on the road
have been engaged to appear.
The Mississippi Republican made It's
appearance Monday We are informed
that a Greenback organ is also to be pub
lished in this city in a short while.
Our popular young friend, Mr. w. c.
George, late a resident of st. Louis, has re-
moved to New York, where he has accepted
position in the house OF A. Z. Stewart &
Co.
The Vicksburg firemen appeared to
enjoy their visit to Jackson last week. II
was certainly the aim of the jackson
boys" that they should do so, aud they
spared no trouble 10 effect that end
"A correspondent wants to know what
has become of the proposed Government
Building? Our information is that the Gov
eminent Architect will visit Jackson this
fall, select site and at once prepare for the
erection Of the building.
The appointment by the Mayor Of.
Phiiadelphia, Of four colored men on the
police force OF that city, has raised perfect
storm of Indignation aa4 excitement
throughout Pennsylvania. Jackson could
give Philadelphia few lessons in loyalty
and reconstruction.
Our neighbor of the Baptist Record, in
its issue of Thursday last, remarked, in one
paragraph, that the Democratic Convention
had headquarters at Hinckle's bar-room;'
aud in another paragraph, it acknowledges
the pleasure eff calls from a number of
brother Baptists, who are attending the State
Convention" The NicksbGrg Herald
thinks the first statement is explained by
the last.