The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-11-19

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"When the leaves begin to turn"
Weather gloomy and indicatin
rain.
Mr.. S. II. Stackhouse was in III
city this week.
The best hair-eutting at 4. L..
Boos'.
There Is quite number of stranger
In jackson, attending the differer
Courts.
Why, sir, hereafter we'll patronia
nobody but Boos.
venison Venison! Venison q
Albrecht & Scott's.
The celebrated Miles d Phillip
cuuston made shoes go to +. & s
Virden's.
Judge Chalmers, after suffering ter
ribly from an attack of the dengue, /
now ut his post.
The small boy can look forward nov
to the goodio goodle things to be hat
on Christmas.
bility would now be In their graves hat
they not used Browns Iron Bitters.
A large lot Of Gents Silk, Stiff and
Felt Hats, latest styles, just received
at the Parlor Shoe Store. If.
The dancing season opened in style
at the residence Of Mrs. w. H. H
Green last night.
Hon. w. A. Percy and Leroy Percy
Esq, Of GreenvIlle, Miss, are in the
city attending Supreme Court.
Our streets are crowded every day
with wagons from the country and
merchants report business good.
There was quite reduction in the
newspaper fraternity in Jackson this
week, the death of the "Crisis" and
the Mississippi Republican.
Rev. Stephen Green, son OF our be-
loved Bishop, delivered a telling and
instructive sermon at st. Andrews
church last Sunday night.
Mr.. r. Rurdett, one OF the most sue
cessful farmers in Washington coun-
ty, Is in the city and gave us a pleas
ant call last Wednesday
The young ladies are always up
with the time. They now call pair
OF old kid gloves goats, simply be-
cause they were once kids.
E. E. Frantz, Esq, tho Junior editor
of the Brandon Republican, was in
town this week and honored us with
call.
Messrs. Albrecht & Scott, have on
hand a fine lot of Venison, which
they will dispose of reasonably. Give
them call.
Our little steamer, the Oliver Cliff
ton, departed for Carthage and all
way landings last Tuesday, very
heavily loaded for the first trip. q
Mr.. Russell, one of the managers of
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, was in
Jackson this week, and as usual
graced our Office with his presence.
Capt. Harry Taylor, while out rid
ing with his family one evening this
week, was kindly let down, by the
dropping out Of the covpling pin. No
one injured.
The Blind Asylum is being pushed
forward with great haste. The third
story Is nov being finished and it will
not be a great while before the roof
viii be under Roadway.
Mr.. w. A. Hurt, of winona, Miss,
was In the city yesterday, making ar
rangements to commence the publica-
ton Of a monthly Agricultural Jour-
nal. We wish him success.
Work Is under Roadway to have
Capitol street lighted up with gas by
the INT OF December This Is n z God
1S.v--ss we long to see the time
when every prominent street will be
honored likewise.
In Washington eight men are kept
busy In q Photographic gallery MAX
ing portraits Of Guiteau for sale. We
have 4 Guiteau In Jackson that we
would sell the original for well--we
will say . "shork . $3.50 s. =
TIE sewer that h under hsadway
frem Main street, leading 10 the fiat of
the old Fair Grounds, r. a fine thing
for lhe entire centre portion Of the
city. which is overfiowed by every
heavy rain that we have. sr IL
We regret % learn. Of the cyclone
which struck The plantation Of our
friend DR.. Matt r. Ash, In Madison
pounty last Friday. the 18th Inst,
simplicity denolizhine his dwelling
md very severely injurlng Mrs. Ash
nd two q he children.
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