The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-01
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n this lluie.
diem. ". f. Fitzgerald Is visiting friends
in sas city
--slge-1.gut nights bring out the young
couples la force
Prof u. X. Jayne's school for boys viii
o1.a au Monday next.
Regular monthly meetings Of all the
fire companies nest week.
Hon. Henry C.. Myers and family came
home from .he -ea-coast yesterday.
MIR and Mrs. d. n. Burrows leave sun
flv n5-..t for visit to New York
REV. Dr. Hunter has gone to the Jones
County Pr 1ylerian camp meeting.
Miss AdaG Green is at home again after
a visit OF several weeks 20 Starkyille.
Col. l.. Power, and daughter, Miss
Katie. Ief. for Stanton, Va, Tuesday night.
There were fifty bales of new cotton
in town Friday. 1t sold for 10! to III
cents.
Win YOU ..fu-a" or take it Straight
j.. l,. latest and most approved bar-room in
,srraga.ian.
We were favored with a call few days
400 from Mr. J. Z. Ballard, editor OF the
National Record.
Hon. HID. Money is in the city, 10 good
health. ou his way home from the Eastern
counties of hi- District.
-Mr.J. c.. Julienne, Deputy Postmaster
leave. tonight for short season of rest and
recreation ON the sea coast.
-lIes=rs. 8. Lemly & Son are having a
frepr15f coal oil depot erected in the rear
oftneir store A good idea.
Mr.. w. 81. Patton has teen elected a
.-s-mber Of the Public school Board, in place
" IL Boyd, E-q, resigned.
--is-'. >pee's Hotel is being pushed rap
IDLY '"' % few weeks will be finished. 1t
Will oe ~h ORC. 'ent to the city.
Miss Mary 'al> RedfeId. who hes been
visiting the Mise. by for two or three
weeks, returned home @erday.
Hon. j. 3. Perkins, the sJe Senator
from, the 27th District, was in We city -
FrOiessIouar z..ri..--- &c 5ee- days a.,
Mr.. Geo. 4. Bailey left Monday nigh
for Knoxville Tenn, where he will be
student in the Tennessee Military Uniyel
,itv
-Aessrs. +. b. & W, :. Hullhaye move
their uptown lumber yard to the old V
NJ. Railroad Depot lot, opposite J 70
Hart's
We r.-rat IA. :,arn of the serious lines
of Mr. n NJ Taylor, and earnestly hop
tHsf ~E.. my soon be restored to health ant
strength.
If our people really want the road from
Nazoo City 10 come to jackson. they have
only to say the word to have their wishe
gradfed
The Lexington Advertiser of last weel
makes most complimentary mention of Mis-
E5s1bal Hunter, Of this city, who is visiting
that place
-5no. II. Boyd. Esq. returned to Clarks
vile, Tenn, on Tuesday, to resume his
studies in the Southwestern Presbyterian
University
Mr.. Il. l.. Saunders and Mrs j w.
Robinson and Miss Matte Robinson leave
for New York and other Northern cities
early next week.
Mrs. w NJ GaIlaspie departed Tues
dly night for B1rdStown, KY, to visit her
daughter, Miss Fannie. who Is a pupil in
Nazareth Academy
Mrs. Hlruah Cohen is arranging to
have a large two-story brick building erect
cd 0u Pearl street, in place OF the small
stors She now ooouF;=-
Miss SalIie Adams, the Accomplished
daughter Of Gen. Writ Adams, departed on
Monday for Baltimore. Nd, where she will
he os school year or more.
Mr. d. ID Msnship, late in the employ
ment of c, st. L. & y. .. Railroad has &C
cePted situation on the Natchez & Jack
son, aud will reside in Natchez.
Rev. II. +. sproles, pastor of the
Baptist Church, viii return home this week.
Preaching may, therefore. be expected at
the Baptist Church on Sabbath next.
In view of the growing scarcity of
cistern water, Chief Engineer Saunders
suggests that the fire companies dispense
with their usual trial throws next week
Hon. oliver CliftoB is spending few
weeks in Florence, Alabama. We trust that
the short vacation viii completely restore
his health. which has been far from good for
some time.
Mr.. C. A. Robertson, who has been en-
ployed in this office for nearly two years, has
lett Us with the Best wishes of all concerned,
20 engage in stock raising at his home in
Union county.
The Sisters of Mercy viii reopen their
school on Monday next, Sept. 9Th. This Is
one Of the best and most thoroughly
equipped schools in our city, and enjoys
fine patronage
Gen. Lowry will open the campaign IN
HIIlehurst on Saturday, 10th inst, on
which day it is proposed to run an excursion
"a'n from Jackson to carry down all who
may wish to be on hand
4 runaway team on Main street, near
S,psngler House, Sunday evening, caused
.',le hatter Of excitement and varied the
s1A manotony Of things somewhat. Except /
., broken buggy, and a frightened baby, |
's vas no damage.
The scarcity of water is beginning
s;., a4arn our people no little. Many
hava 4s are entirely empty, and many others
Cam. out little in them. Unless rain
yeuis. "on there will be great incon
saa,s :; probably suffering, from this
N Our midst.