The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
sTRgcRIPFIoN RATES.
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Democrats of Jackson, keep things red
hot from now till November
-3lr. and Mfs d. \. Barrows returned
from. New York Monday night.
Regular monthly meetings and wash.
ing, of ali the fire companies next week.
-Tne tower Of the new Blind Asylum
wil be the highest point in or around Jack
son.
Mrs J. ". Beatty and Miss Leila Beatty
returned from visit to Vicksburg yester-
day.
II Madam Rumor is correct there is to
be- welding in town tonight. Particulars
later.
Mrs. F. B. Hull IS visiting the family
of ner brother, Edgar p Swain, in Yazoo
Ciy.
COL " L. Nugent and family return
ed hume last week from Bailey Springs,
Tenn.
Fresh oysters is a sign that meets the
eve "a front Of ali our restaurants and
hoois.
"A supposed rabid dog created quite a
panic IN some parts of town late yesterday
evening.
lion, ". T. Powe, of Newton, was
among The prominent visitors at Jackson
las. a4ek.
Come TO tie Club meeting next Wed
ne-,.4y night; sign the roll, and work for
the cause.
-Da1ney Lipscomb, Esq, of Columbus,
wa, ia the city last week, and made us a
pleasant visit.
Mr.. ". A, Henry, editor of that good
journal the Yazoo Sentinel called on US
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs \. Virden are again at
home, after months visit to New York
and other cities.
Our Jewish tellow-citizens will close
their store, on Monday next, it being
Atonemeat Day.
"Wednesday night, at the City Hail.
don't forget tie time and place for the Cen
trd Club meeting.
Mr.. ". Il. SETTLER, the witty and gent
al editor Of the Newton Free Press, gave us
i call On Saturday.
Prof Hampers concert for the benefit
of the Michigan sufferers will be about the
I2h OF i3th of October.
After tomorrow, the huntsmen will
have ali The sport they wish. The game
law expires with that day.
PROT L. T. Fitzhugh, of the UNIVERSE
j tyof Mississippi, was in the city Saturday,
and favored Us with call.
Mrs. E. Richardson has returned home
from visit to her daughter, Miss Susie,
who i at school in Baltimore.
The Deaf and Dump and Blind Asylums
j open next Monday. Both will be crowded
3 by pupils to their full capacity.
An umbrella, left at Democratic Club
meeting last Tuesday night, has been depos-
4 tied At this Office for the owner.
Mr. l. w. Saunders and family re-
turned yesterday from Virginia, where they
have been spending several months.
Communion services at the Presby-
teraa church next Sabbath. The usual
preparatory services Friday night.
Mrs. Blwlings and children reached
home last Friday from their visit to Ken
lucky, all greatly improved in health,
We regret to learn of the illness from
typhoid fever, of our young friend, Mr..
Henry Y. Wall, at his home in this city.
Thee has been a slight improvement
in affairs at the Mayors Court lately. Sew
eral offenders have contri buted to the con-
tingent fund.
Mr.. Z. L. Saunders and Miss Matte
Robinson returned from New York this
morning Mrs. Robinson will not be home
for several weeks
A serious cutting affray occurred IN the
West Ward Saturday night A negro
named Sutton carved up a colored brother
with probably fatal effect.
Mai. Thos. w Hunt and family, have
gone to their old home near Rodney. They
will resume their residence in Jackson,
where they have many friends.
Prof A. H. Jayne departed on Tuesday
for Oxford, where he will resume the place
he has filed 50 acceptably for the past year
IN the faculty of the University.
Mr.. E. Bloom has established trunk
factory in connection with his furniture
depot, and is turning out some of the best
zrunks that could be made anywhere.
Capt. ". P. fowler, of Grenada, who
was terribly injured several months since by
the explosion of soda fountain, is again on
duty, and dropped in to see Us yesterday.
"A general city election viii be held in
January next. A Mayor and full Board of
Abdomen are to be voted for. IF you do
not register. you must not expect to vote
Our xoung friend, Albert Eyrich, son
Of Mr., Geo. c. Eyrich, met with quite
raipfnl accident Saturday morning last, oy
fallingoa the pavement ana breaking MS
leg.
Are YOU registered? If not, now is the
best time to attend to that important duty.
Several voters in the North Ward learned
a lesson last fall that should serve them
good purpose now.
All the State officers have returned
from the canvass, and may be found at their
respective offices ia the Capitol. All OF
them appear pleased with the result OF the
lolnt discussions.
Small boys and petite maidens, your
hopes were born to die, and you are doomed
10 ernel disappointment The circus, with
all its attractive features, is to pass US by,
at least, Tor the present.
Gen. t. C. Catchings returned home
nom the North last week The many
,''ends Of Mrs Catchings viii be glad TO
isaFa that her health has improved, and