The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-11-16
TH n CITY .

FOL W. G. Kearney, of Madison, is in
be city.
The Legislature will meet on Tuesday, |
anuary ID.
United states Court is in session, Judge |
Bill presiding.
Mrs. DIR. Byron Lemly left for New
A,lssn, last Saturday night, to be absent
.,ro or three weeks
The streets and sidewalks are carpeted |
IN ,le scar and yellow leaf"
Law bangs" is the name which a Jack
=, Young lady gives side-whiskers.
Proceedings of the Board of Mayor and |
Ii-rmen are published in this issue.
-Vothing in the way of amusements Is
r,onne,d within the next week or two.
Cal F. Montgomery, Representative
.., from Madison, was in the city yester-
Jay.
The United States Court Grand Jury
investigating the charges against Jack
HALL
Hon. W. A. Percy and Leroy Percy,
e., Of Gireenville, are in the city on pro-
es,ional business.
Miss Anna Bailey will leave in few
~. for Atlanta Georgia, to visit her
Friend. Miss Leila Lowry.
We regret to learn that Judge Chal-
hers of the Supreme Court, is confined to
i. bed by severe attack of fever.
z-Nsssrs. Ed. Dreaming, Garnett An
4 rev, and Robt. Hudson, of the Yazoo bar,
- in attendance on the Federal Court.
F c. Morehead, Esq, President of the
Mississippi Valley Cotton Planters Asso-
cati5n, was in the city the first OF the week
E. II. Moore, Esq, of Bolivar, a MEM
,er Of the law firm of Montgomery q
Moore, is in the city on professional busi-
ness.
Our talented young friend, Jas. L.
Harris, Esq, of Scott county, was in the
ctv on Monday and favored us with pleas
ant call.
Our streets are daily crowded from
morning till night with wagons loaded with
cotton, hay, marketing aud all the products
of the farm and garden.
For the benefit of those who cannot
conveniently refer to Almanaes, we would
sav that Christmas is cOming-it Will be
here in about five weeks.
The following citizens OF 1azoo are IN
tbe city: Messrs. w. II. Causey, }. h
bladder, \. X. johnson, c. J. Posey, George
Thompson, Gus Feith, J. L. Covert.
The circus has come and gone, and with
it went two or three thousand dollars o
Jackson money. 1t was a good show, and
every one expressed entire satisfaction
-Lawrenee's new West End Hotel ii
finished, and handsome piece of workman,
shin il i. Lawrence is rushing man, ano
has huilt I'D first-class hotel IN Jackson
Harvey w. Walter, ESD, of Holi!
Springs. has become temporarily a resident
of Jackson, and is engaged in assisting capt
Myers in the office of Secretary OF State
Bishop Green delivered a most interest
inc and instructive discourse at the EPiseo
nal church last Sunday morning. At nlgh'
i Rev. stephen Green conducted the services
The Synod of Mississippi will conven
at the Presbyterian Church in Vicksburi
to-nioht Rev. DR.. Hunter and Col. D. L
Power will be in attendance from Jackson
The first of January will be on sun
day. and society ladies are dlscussin
whether to have their New Year reception
nm Saturday before or Monday aftsr tn
4 first.
-Rey. DR.. Hunter is in Vicksbsrg atter
ding the meeting of Synod. He will
absent next Sunday, but he will request som
minister attending Synod to fill his pulp
both day and night.
Hon. I. C. Dockery, of DsSoto, MAYO
4. P. Barry, of Copiah, Rev. A. d. Barkie!
of Charlottesville, and Rev. MIR. Fllnn'
Okolona. were in the city yesterday an
favored US with a call.
An army of tramps is reported ieavln
the North for the more genial Southel
cline. The advance guard reached 1ae
SON last week. They are an unusually VI
lannon's looking set, even for tramps.
Thursday, November oath, has be-
- dav of thanksgiving al
nraver Services will be held in all u
churches in this city, and business gene
erallv will be suspended throughout :
day.
An the fixtures are being put in reai
moss for lighting Capitol street win 9
.ho mines are being laid and posts placed
.osit;on In a week or two all VIII
ra.av and the much needed gas-lights v
be a reality.
Mr. George Laun, son-in-lav OF VI
Writ Adams, died recently at oranl
Tavos where he was engaged in prOsp
ons business. He leaves awife and cniid
whom the sympathies Of numerous lt'sl
are extended.
There will be a competitive exani
ton for appointment to the mes 60 :
Military Academy from the Atm lSlng
ton,sl District, held in this city on
cember 18th. Gen. Smith will cOnduc'
examination.
Seven hundred and thirteen s0s
have registered for the city election on.
North Ward has 1856. the south - 5,
West 2ss The Registration books VI
opened again on 18th and goth Deeem !.
and an opportunity afforded all VINO 2
neglected this matter.
in THE CLARION two weeks as0, q
ence was made to the burglary = !.
Chas. Williams residence, two g :.
mouths since, and the names g shs
posed guilty parties were Paolla1sa. :
information came to as u the 81. !.
public ruuor, and on that the PUNE
was based. We now learn thai nv.
vas probably done one Of the pAl'
I oct 4