The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-11-10
v;.,.5arg and Meridian Railroad.
THE CITY.

Jyo ". CLISGAN, Local agent
THE CITY
.Tbe melancholy days have come"
Mud has taken possession ofeverything.
IT, United States and Supreme Courts
session.
Zen Chalmers argued an important case
the supreme Court on Monday.
r.. State Board of Health is in session
q, the office of DR.. Writ Johnston.
h.. Hurt, Representative elect from
,,a,nery county, was in the city yester-
h.. ripple of excitement disturbed
,giet and monotony Of the election in
city.
THE Mississippi State Teachers Associa-
will meet in this city on the 9th of
ember.
THE family of Mr.. John NJ. Smylie
rneJ Monday from an extended visit to
l. county.
-Ex-p,liceman, Jack Hall, continues to
,ui,h in Jail, all efforts to give bond
|ing GdIed.
The dance at Mrs. Poindexter's last
L. NIGHT. was very much enjoyed by all
ticipating,
LDur sprightly contemporary W. H.
,zler. of the Newton Free Press, was in
] city On Monday.
Mrs. Henry c. Myers and daughter,
!. Addie, returned home from Holly
linz Tuesday night.
-The city registration will close to-
srrow. Go TO the City Hall and put down
II names on the books.
The many friends of Mr.. Chas. NJ. Clay
Z will regret to hear of his death IN
,,hinrton county on the 18th August.
Capt. Schwab, the talented, brilliant
Il handsome editor of the Edwards City
sn honored us with call on Monday.
Miss Mittie Fontaine, of BrandenbGrg
= and Miss Lizzie Gully, of Madison Co.,
! visiting our city, the guests of DR.. r. }.
iler, and family.
There has not been a fire Of any eonse-
renee in Jackson in more than year.
soon As the new LaFrance arrived, all
.cessity for it seemed to cease.
Hon. Thomas Atkinson, one of the
elect from the county OF
ind. was in the city yesterday, and gave
c CLARION an opportunity to congratu-
tie him personally upon his election.
Mrs. VI. B. Richmond, the accomplish.
vile of our esteemed friend of the Pas
pou!a Democrat Star, is visiting relatives
II friends at her old home here in Jack
II.
On account of bad weather, election
citation, etc, the Huntlty Dramatic Com
INV PLAYED to small houses Monday and
ueslay night. Toney Deneir met with
miar misfortune on Wednesday for likt
eas0ns.
Everybody is going to the circus to
ay, old and young, white and black, male
nd female. Some go to "take the child
IN - others to see the animals" and
w are candid enough to tell the truth ant
~ they 20 to see the riding and hear tn
Towns jokes.
-Drs. Hill, of Noxubee, Hyer, of Mar
hall, sayle, of Monroe, Mccormick c
'azoo. Rice, of Warren. and Bennett,
are in the city attending tn
netting Of the Board of Health. DTS
lells and Johnston are the resident men
ers of the Board.
Mr.. James Cassell, of Brandon, aud Mi;
.oberta Green, of this city, were marie
esterdav evening at the residence Of w. l
tevens. Esq, of Brandon. Mr.. and Mrs
ASSET departed the same evening for Ga
eston, Texas, where they will make thel
ONE. The best wishes of all their ff;enC
ttend them.
Mr.. VIM. H. Powell and Miss Sail
age, of Canton, were married in that plaC
N Thursday of last week. Both parties al
veil known in our city, where they hay
nauv friends, all of whom unite in wishln
hem happy life. Among the attendant
n this interesting occasion, was Miss Mll
lie Campbell, of Jackson.
We regret to chronicle the very une-
,ected death of Miss MINNIE l.. Dickson
It the residence of her brother-in-law, M
ieo. VI. Harrel, last Saturday night,
nalarial fever. Her funeral took place fro
he Presbyterian Church on Sunday afte
loon. Miss Dickson was in her seventeent
rear, and was young lady of much prom
Sc. An aged mother aud large circle
are greatly afflicted by her sudde
iecease.