The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-10-06

inc a few days in New Orleans.
Mr.. W. O. Strauss has changed his
Mace of business to Main street.
Three entertainments at the Opera
House next week, and all good ones.
Judge T. f. Cooper has removed with
hi. family from Hazlehurst to this city.
Mr.. A. ]. Kerr, Deputy Post Master, is
At his place again after a weeks sickness.
Mr.. H. spengler, ST., left yesterday for
. .rin ~ Combined business and pleasure to
,Jle-
Mr.. Barksdale returned to his post Tues
dav. from his canvass in the southeastern
counties.
We had a pleasant call on yesterday
from our young friend, Robt. Lowry, Jr., of
Brandon.
Col Jones 5. Hamilton and family re-
turned Monday morning from visit to
Wisconsin.
Miss Alma Ratlif, of Raymond, is
visiting in Jackson, the guest of Miss Min
ME Campbell.
-Messrs. F. B. & w. S. Hull are ar
ranging to have Planning Mill erected in
the lower part of the city.
-Twentv-three hundred bales of cotton
have been received at the ware house OF
Mr. Henry F. Bailey up to date.
j. Sidney Schwab, Esq, editor of that
live journal, the Edwards City Item, favored
US with a pleasant call yesterday.
The value of real estate in the city of
Jackson will increase wonderfully as soon
A. the railroad boom grows lutte stronger.
Our valued friend, DIR. NJ. W. Phillips,
Of Clinton, was in the city on Tuesday and
cleered THE CLARION sanctum by az hours
visit.
Our young friend, c. P. Cabiness, Esq,
leaves tonight for Durant, where he has
accepted a position on the E. and W. Bail
road
Glorious news for Jackson! We are to
have the Railroad from Jackson to Yazoo
City, aud that, too, without cost to either
place.
Mississippi Commandery No. L, K. T.,
having taken recess for the summer
months, will resume labor next Monday
night
Miss Myra Bailey returned last night
from Canton, where she has been spending
few weeks with her friend, Miss Katie
Handy.
Remember that Gen. Lowry and Col.
King, candidates for Governor, will adj
dress the people of Jackson on Thursday
next 18th inst.
-AIessrs. Nolan Stewart and E. E.
Brougher departed on Monday for Nash
vile, Tenn, where they will attend the
Peabody Normal School.
1t is a shame for all the circuses to skip
Jackson. Won't Mr.. Forepaugh, or some
other manager, give us an equal chance with
other towns in the State.
DIR. Morgan Adams, of Sardis, dentist
of ability and fine reputation, has re-
moved to this city and opened an Office for
the practice of his profession.
Rev II. f. Sproles, of the Baptist
Church, has gone to Bethesda Church to
attend the Association, but will return by
Sunday and fill his pulpit as usual.
Rev. Dir. McLaurin, pastor of the Meth
Odist church, will be absent from the city
next Sabbath, and, in consequence there will
be no service at the Methodist church.
When all the projected railroads to
Jackson are built. rumor says we are to.
have grand central depot, where all the
trains on all the roads are to come in.
A number of Jacksonians took advan-
tage of the superior inducements offered
nv the excursion last Tuesday, and went
down to New Orleans for few days OF
recreation.
Unless you are ready to support the
nominees of the Raymond Convention,
whoever they may be. you have no night
to participate in the preliminary meetings
Friday night
We had the pleasure Of call on Tues
day last from Hon. Van Fl. Manning. He
has accepted the invitation of Central Club
to address the people of jackson next
Tuesday night.
The joint discussion next Thursday be-
tween the candidates for Governor, Gen.
Lowry aud Col. King, viii be held in
representatives Hall, beginning at 1880
o'clock. Come out, everybody.
We do not envy the statesmen in Dry
Goods stores their places at present. New
goods in immense quantities are being re-
eel7ed by all our merchants, and the sales
ma are having busy time of it.
Our townsman, DR.. A.. 81. Hilzheim con-
TEMPLATES visiting the Mississippi river coun-
aes soon on professional business We can
aleiy commend him as perfect gentleman
Aao an excellent and skilful dentist.
Mr.. Jas Carpenter has the sympathy Of
u his friends in this community in the
ss'easement which has fallen upon him in
Se death of his infant daughteE Emma, on
sA'Ofday night last The funeral took place
On sunday.
,.aon. Van H. Manning has accepted az
initiation 70 address the citizens Of Jackson
: Tuesday night next The ladies ar
- s'slly invited to Be present and hear thi.
s.,sa 49,. s0n Of Mississippi. Els speech vii
su worth the hearing.