The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
rHE CITY
zeal politics are red-hot.

s-lIeCdi pplAblIo f1AC ASNA NV
Less than two weeks till the election
Delightful weather for the past two
days.
Weddings and rumors of weddings fill
the land.
Only one more regular meeting of
Central Club.
The drummers are swarming down
upon us in large numbers.
Look out for the circus. Itwillbe here
on Thursday, November 10th.
Geo. S. Virden, Esq, is in the city on
a short visit 10 his many friends.
A correct Railroad time table will be
found at the head of this column
The coming winter promises to be
4 lively one with our society people.
The circus is creating more stir and
excitement even than the election.
-Congressmen Manning, Money and
Singleton spent Tuesday in the city.
The good effects of the improvement OF
Capitol street are beginning to be felt.
Young people, and old ones as WE'LL
will be unanimously represented at the cir
Gus.
Go to the City Hall on Monday, No
vember 9TH, and register for the city eiec-
ton.
Mrs. ]. w. Robinson returned this
morning from New York after visit of two
months.
DIR. Hunter will be absent from the city
next Sunday-consequently no service at
Presbyterian Church,
Runaway teams are becoming all every
dav occurrence. We call to mind as many
as six in the last week.
We regret to learn of the illness OF Rev.
DIR. Tucker, and trust that it will not be
serious nor of long duration.
Hon. II. ID. Money was in the city Tues
dav. having completed the list OF appoint
,nents aunouEced for Senator George.
Owing to the recent change of schedule
On the Vicksburg Railroad, the mails now
close at 7:30 P. NJ, instead of s as heretofore.
Mai. E. G. Wall, Commissioner of Ag-
riculture and Immigration, expects to at
tend the Atlanta Exposition early next
month.
Miss EN-. s. Cadwallader, after "a months
visit to the family of her brother, Mr.. ]. b
Cadwallader, left on Sunday for Selma,
Alabama.
Col. HamiIton's residence at the Pari
is progressing rapidly. 1t will be one O
the handsomest houses in jackson when
completed.
-John Owens, J. II. Huntley, and Tony
Denier, are among the actors whom Mana
ger Hardy has engaged for performances a
an early date.
Our yonng friend, RObt Lowry, Jr., Of
Brandon, passed through the city MONDAY
ON his way to New Orleans, where ne goe'
70 attend the Louisiana Medical College.
Mr. Frank r. Simms, the accommodate
ing assistant in the Western Union ieie
vraph office, leaves soon for Shreveport
La: to accept position in the office at tina
place.
Mr. VIM. L. Shelton viii be at hom
from New York in few days on q VISIT
his Jackson friends, and on business 10
the New York house with which he Is con
nected. at the same time.
One of Jackson's leading physicians Re
marked Saturday night that he had slsl'e'
thirty-fve patients during the day-nohe !
them dangerously i'll. but all prOstFased "l'
weakening form Of low fever.
Col Nugent addressed . large aual
ence Of white and colOred voters at Inc {.
Jackson Engine House last Monday nlsn'
Col. n. is powerful, convincing spe4As
and is doing immense good for the cause
The meeting of Central Club last nigl
was the largest held since the beginning {
the canvass. The address Of Gen. VIVA
ton was 5 splendid one. A the efi.lc.
day approaches, the interest and enta ualaal
increase.