The weekly clarion., 1881-09-22
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srcfou- odor of orange blossoms
es the air.
anilv ofJudge Chalmers returned
gnday from fernando.
sn boys, your time is coming A
rHl be here next month.
r Patterson, Esq, of Covington,
y. with a cs.H yesterday.
J. W. Beatty and Miss Leila
visiting friends in Vicksburg.
op, 70 the Democratic Club meet
Ds-day night in the Senate Chamber
yird-n is having large brick
,a.s bailr in rear of his store on
street
Jennie Buck is at home again
ay-rsl weeks pleasantly spent in
4 SPRING..
r..- pheasant weather than we have
for tie past week, one could not
labIy wish.
Minnie Campbell Is at home again
r,.it af af.sveraI weeks to Raymond
,sPsrz Wells,
F. Henry Y. Wall came down from
-,,d.,y. and spent the day with
rE,ou friends.
Ii.- Jennie Morancey is again at home
pr,.racted visit to friends in VickS-
.nI elsewhere.
h.. Henderson, of San Francisco,
mia is in the city on visit to her
,.rr Mrs. ". II. Gibbs.
E.w goods in large quantities are be
fy received by our merchants. All
rs- present busy and animated scenes.
H. ar, glad to note that the health of
Bend. Mr.. Jas. TapIey, has so greatly
.sd that he is able to be on the street
5. f. cold weather of the past week has
aa .f.ct Of sending home the few
,.r ra.ortcrs who still fingered in the
b., Anna Harper, of Raymond, the
spIi,hed daughter of Hon. Geo. W.
i j Wishing the family of DR.. R. H.
H..
ssince the beginning ofthe season, there
been l. 10 bales Of cotton received II
sitv from planters in the surrounding
lry.
b. are pleased to state that Prof. Ham
,a,emplates having a grand concer'
H. for the benefit OF the Michigan
rets.
i've may have a few more days Of warn
H. vet. but the spinal column of th'
e,ya is broken beyond any possibility
cupcr4t.on.
h. PostoGiee win be open only
i per day during this week-83 to % A
IaI8. to- (! p. N.-this in honor Of th'
President.
EDur young friend, Jas. II. Yerger, jr-,re
l. l3me Monday from the Unlversit.
E,r,.nin. where he has been attending
fss Of las lectures.
ElIr. Geo. Masters is trying the experl
/ of cigar manuiactogy in this city
Establishment is on Capitol street Il few
5 above CLARION office.
III. I. Coffee, E-q., formerly residen
|ack,ou. now prominent railroad ma
kampais, Tenn, was in the city yestel
and favored us with call.
The season proper at the Opera Hous
not open till the first or middle OF NJ
bbrr. There will, however, be a few hrs
i entertainments as early As October
1 kAll.ation is directed to the notice, /
kber calul!n. in relation to Pearl rive
l.. 1t is being PUT in thorough goo
l. and repair, aud will be all right IN
days.
ECspt J. ". Clingan, Chairman, has
10 This paper for meeting OF the Cel
Democratic Club next Tuesday nigh
be one, cone all and let's have ron
meeting.
[Tae ceremonies at the Catholic churc
SuuGay were very impressive and inte
b.. Bls,.op Jassenes conducted the Sc
), assisted by Rev. Fathers Pieherf
Obertrldt.
+}Iissas Dobson and Watt opened thel
~ last week with a fine attendance
Is These young ladies possess taler
&eucrgv. clements which are bound
l. success.
-The contract for building the culver
North Jackson has been let to Messrs. /
lud ". 5. Hull. The terms of tn
kract require the work to be complete
November lst.
"A nest containing thirty-seven your
htors was found last week on sand-bi
Pearl river by party of boys who we
bathing. The nest was broken up, al
Young ones captured and brought ava
-The series of meetings in progress
=Iethodist church will continue throug
this week. These meetings are well
bed and much interest is being MAJ
I'll in them by the community geherail
-Messrs. Muller & Son are having the
taurant on Pearl street RENTED al
hished in frst-ciass style. The SEM
nbar of the firm lett for New orlea
Esday to purchase a new and attFacti
6t
In another column We publish a list
bop Green's Fall appointments, ~
hstandiug the feeble condition OF
ith, the venerable Bishop continues
appointed labor with the same zeal tn
always characterized him.
As compared with last Fall our stre'
In good condition, and much bet'
pared TO resist the raius and bad weath
winter. a great deal has been done
'ef their condition, but there IS stu roc
nproyement in some quarters.
-Wehad the pleasure of call on Thu
i'0n Maj. R. Walpole. editor of t
l00 City Herald. Maj. Waipole v
'esis home, with Mrs. W, from Eure
'lAgs, Ark, where they have been speI