The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-10-01

The best hair-cutting at f. E. j.
BOOs'.
A. Virden has exclusive control OF
Zeigler's shoes in this city.
Two marriages this week, and not IA
good week either. Who next?
Why, sir, hereafter We'll patronize
nobody but Boos.
Still they come lat break-neck
speed) John and the yellow mule.
Mr.. Alex. Virden and wife returned
last week from their northern trip.
Mai. Barrows and lady returned
from New York Sunday night last.
Save your dimes and nickles for
October 10Th to go to the opening of
tho Opera house.
We acknowledge the call of VIM. c.
Clark of Brandon-and only regret
that we were not in.
Hurrah for the white barber shop
next to the Postoflice.
Street car No. is in dilapidated
condition, and should be repaired
before the rainy season commences.
Miss Mamie Nelson, who has been
for some weeks in arroll County Wis
Ting friends of her childhood, has re-
turned to the city
We regret to learn that Mr.. Colly
Tarpley is confined to his bed in Jack
sou, nom Billiousness. We hope to
see him out soon.
Next Monday Oct. 3rd., the bust
ness houses of our Jewish fellow
citizens will be closed, it being day
of atonement
Capt. j. w. Jenkins, for some weeks
travelling through the West, returned
last Thursday night and says the
West is in thriving condition.
Nothing but white gentlemen's
sh;ving at Boos'.
w. A. Battaile correspon ding and
travelling agent of the N. o. Times,
was in the city Wednesday and homer
ed The COMET with his presence.
Our friend Halle Millett, who left
some five weeks ago on prospective
trim In Kanoao raturnai hnn,a Iaof
Wednesday night, and reports that
section Of the country fine.
We regret to state that Mr.. Albert
Eyrich, son of Geo. c. Eyrich, met
with quite painful accident last Sat
urday, from falling on the pavement
and fracturing his ankle. We hope he
will soon be all right aud at his post.
Why Sir; nobody but white gentle
men shaving at Boos'.
Tell us not in mournful numbers"
that 1t takes half your income to buy |
medicine, and that all druggists make
such an immense profit ON their goods. |
Probably some of them do tack on"
too much "margin" but we can mem
ton the name Of at least one house In |
Jackson that seems 10 be content with |
small profits. We say this because
we have. tried them, and so have
many of our friends, and all agree
that Hunter Il Harrington, on State
street invariably give satisfaction.
9-3-6m.
Remember Monday, October 10th, is
the day set for Robinson's Opera House
to be opened by the johnson & Miller
operate Company. This celebrated
troupe will appear in the American
comedy, "Romanza, The Two Medal
lions" Let everybody turn out and
give this company rousing house,
which it 80 richly deserves. This Com
pany has fine silver cornet band and
fret class orchestra, which will add
much enjoyment TO the lovers of good
music. Remember the date-Monday
october 10, and let every one manifest
an Interest in the opening Of the
operate season.
Prof. Harris proposes at an cary {
date, TO give 10 the citizens Of jackson
n rare treat 10 one Of his fine Meteoric |
Balloon Ascenslons. which he is SO
noted for. Prof. Harris will no doubt {
make fire display OF the ascension.
as he he has been known TO do sue |
ces-fuly In large cities in the north.
He prop se;after the first display, II
the citizens will lend q willing hand
and assist In the COST 10 send up a
larger balloon with something at
tacbed 10 personate Guitteau, and q
after the balloon has reached the dis 4
lance Of about four hundred feet, to q
blow the -be-Guitteau into film .
ders. This viii he q rare treat 10 I
and will Re accomplished {
N the citizens only will manifest the 4
proper Interest. Let It be encouraged ,
by all. q
last opened.
IL you don't believe what say,
come and examine my immense !,
stock Of goods, Il shsn't co-t you
cent lam not aainx 10 be undersoId,
and 70 be convinced d the fact. just
give me a call have anything w
n line q dry goods, clothing. boots.
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