The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-10-20
TIL u CITY =

THD CITY,
Fire, and heavy clothing are in order.
Dust and heat have disappeared, We
tor sood.
Proceedings of the Board OF Aldermen
n this issue.
LC,I j. L. Power Is in Jefferson county
visit to friends.
-Drummers ire putting in their appear
in large numbers.
1.-THE public schools opened on Monday
" are we'll attended.
Miss Sue Tarpley is spending a few
h with friends in this city.
Mrs. Glenn, of New Orleans, is visiting |!
sister. Mrs. ii. H. Chalmers.
The lIessrs. Hull have commenced work
.s the culyert in North jackson.
jackson is good for large majority
.s the Democratic ticket, State and county. |
-Capl. J. II. Neville of Kemper, was in
citv on Monday and favored us with a
J.
Theatres wall follow each other in rapid
s cs..ion from now until the close of the
BON.
Miss sue Wilkinson returned home
|iday from a visit to friends in Jefferson
snnty.
Mr.. L. F. Chiles, late Deputy Sheriff,
in charge of A. Yirden's new Cotton
a-ehouse.
-Lawrence's new West End Hotel will
ready for the reception of guests in
bort while.
We hear of great deal of sickness in
Il community-mostly cases of what Is
zlled ''break-bone fever"
Tie minute guns of Heavens artil-
r. Is the name by which an utterly aes-
betic friend of ours designates thunder.
An impromptu dance at the residence
i Mrs. Poindexter last Friday night was
..eatly enjoyed by the young people partiei-
biting.
Col. W. L. Hemingway, Mrs. F. G.
sarksdale, Miss Maud Smith and Miss
ennie Morancey are attending the Fair in
aberdeen.
Owners of property should take some
legree of pride in seeing that the pavements
n front of their residences or bushes houses
Be kept in order.
-Messrs. Jno. +. Hunter and Robt. J..
Buck lelt for New Orleans Thursday night
b attend course of lectures in the Louis
ana Medical College.
If you have changed your residence
kom one ward to another since last election
lou will have to register. Attend to this
important matter at once.
Gus. Williams celebrated company
hin be here on the 10th inst. The play WAN
ed, a Shoemaker" will be presented. 1t is
|aid to be fine production.
The disease known as "Pink-eye,"
khich is killing thousands of horses and
battle throughout the South, has not made
is appearance in this section.
There will be a protracted meeting held
|n the Christian Church in this city, COM
bnencing Saturday, 22d inst Rev. Z, r.
Wilson will conduct the meetings.
That popular hotel, the European House,
has been thoroughly reftted and furnished,
had pow offers superior accommodations.
Mr. Wilson is the manager, and Mr.. John
4. Neelan, in charge of office.
The Capital City Tramps" is the name
Of semi-military company recently organ
lied by some of the young men of our city.
1t is composed of eleven officers and one
private Meetings aud parades every night.
-Green's Bank has recently been fitted
nm and furnished in the latest style. All
the fixtures are new and attractive. The
Bank is now one of the Handsomely and
most complete establishments in the State
Our sportsmen are greatly excited over
the anpearanee of large aocks ofwild pigeons
and geese which have teen Tying over the
civ sosthxard since Monday. Everybody
who owns OK can beg gun is in the WOODS
after them.
Mr.. ]. B. Harris, Chairman Executive
Committee of the Central Club, makes an
active, working officer, and is dosag great
good for the cause. The Club made wis
choice when he was selected as the head o.
eur local organization
"A change of schedule on the Nlcksonrl
Road went into effect this morning. Th'
passenger train going Vest leaves at 300 a
m; and going East at s.S5 P. m. Freight
going West leave at 20 a. N, and Bio P
NJ; going East at ii 3. M; and 5:lO P m.
The West Ward Democratic Ratification
meeting Tuesday night was decided sue
cess, Notwithstanding the threatening
weather. About hundred colored men
and large number Of white citizens, wen
present. Messrs. Cranberry and William
(col.) made telling speeches, and gave tn
county ticket decided boom.
The Opera House vas packed an
crowded Saturday night with by far IL
largest audieree we have ever seen asasnl
hled in Jackson, the attraction being Ban
Low, Wilson, Primrose and Vests Minstrel'
Over hundred people we're turned ava
from the door on account 81 the crowd j.