The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-11-26

JNo. w. GLxeAE. Local Agent.
The best hair-cutting at E. E. j.
Boos'.
Saddlery, Buggies and Hardware at
Sideways.
Venison! Venison! VenisOn at
Albrecht 4 Scott's.
See new advertisement In this issue
of Herne's "Hearts of Oak"
Why, sir, hereafter well patronize
nobody but Boos.
The frost yesterday morning looked
like young snow.
Gen. w. f. Fitzgerald was in the
city this week.
DIR. II. H. Winter returned this
week from business trip to LOUISE
ana.
Miss Clara Atkinson has been visit
Ing Miss Bessie Fearn for the last
week or SO.
Col. Chas. E. Hooker spent several
days in the city this week, looking the
picture Of health.
The celebrated Miles u Phillips
cuustom made shoes go to L. d s.
Virden's.
Our jovial friend Chris will dish out
oysters and anything else in the eating
line at any hour.
Senator J. Y. George aud family
have returned to Jackson to their
winter quarters.
Turkeys will have to roost high for
the next month. We all like to have |
them for Christmas.
Mr.. Jas. Murrin, representing the
Campbell Press Company, was in the
city last Wednesday.
There are quite number Of Adams |
county citizens in town attending
buc Oulttu DtdttS OOuTt.
We learn that the wedding bells
will jingle on the 80, and again on
the fifteenth of next Month.
A large lot of Gents Silk, Stiff and
Felt Hats, latest styles, just received
a. the Parlor Shoe Store. tt.
Mr.. Russell, who was sentenced to
the penitentirry for life, was pardoned
by Governor Stone last Sunday morn
ing.
Health, strength and yigor given, and
miraculous cures effected by using Browns
Iron Bitters. Its sale Is immense.
We learn from the Vicksburg papers
that Miss Ada Green, of this city, is {
visiting Miss Raworth, of Vicksburg. |
Messrs. Albrecht q Scott, have on
hand a fine lot Of Venison, which |
they will dispose of reasonably. Give Z
them a call. 7
The young ladies are talking of get :
ting up club among themselves for t
the purpose OF dancing, and of course
they will invite the boys.
Herne's "Hearts of Oak" has been
playing to crowded houses In New
Orleans for the last week. This is an
evidence that 1t is good and will take Q
In our town. '
Yellow-Lee, Wimber-Lee, How-Zee
and Fra-Zee, all supported the King 8,
ticket and got left. In the language ..
Of the old nursery song, "Try, try q
again, be-hoys."
From a special from this place to
the N. o. Democrat, 1t Is thought that
Frank Johnston, "colored,n one Of {
the Marion rioteas is secreted In this Il
city. a
Mr.. VIM. Lowe has moved to the Z
stand recently vacated by the death Of /
The Mississippi Republican, and will n
be found ready-to give his customers
prompt attention.
As a remedy for dyspepsia and means
Of counteracting the results OF exposure to 4
the weather and sudden changes Of tenn =
perature, Colden's Liebig's Liquid extract
Of Beef and Tonic Invigorator, In pint bot Y
lies. l. an article. ASK for Coiden's, take q
no other. OF druggists generally. :
Our friend and former local editor {
or THE COMET, Mr.. c. w. Millett, $
spent last Sunday with his many q
friends 10 Jackssn, and we regret 4
that we did not get a friendly grasp
Of his hand. ~
Our yonng friend, James r.. YER
ger, Jr., lei with his father, this
for Greenville Miss, where
he will read law under his father.
Jim Is q bright young man and
promises well. We wish him oil the
success imaginable.
The many friends of Mrs. Geo.
viii regret to hear Of her
death, which occurred last Sunday.
We extend to Mr.. Stapleton our heart
lett sympathy In the loss Of his dear @
wife. They had only been married
} pear.
QUITE { number Of citizens Of
ADAM county, Who were charged :
~ n&he election laws, have
city Cor several
last were 40