The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-15
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SIDwAY's.
Snow fell an inch deep in Cincin-
natl on the 10th.
Wen you wan good shave go to
Boos'. .--.-..-
All kinds of Stationery at BRUNsoN
& GIBBS. 1873.
None but the best goods at Jno.
Cleary's.
Hon. c. b. Howry, of Lafayette, is
in our city.
Boos keeps the best barbering es-
adjustment in the city.
We hope there is not too much
about the concert In this issue.
The Jackson fire engines had a
washing last Wednesday.
DIR. S. II. Stapleton, of Cato, Is Wis.,
iting his brother of this city.
The young men gave ball at the
Spengler House Thursday night.
Brunson & Gibbs were the fortunate
sellers of the piano for the Governors
mansion,
Miss Clara Buckingham and Miss
Mary Brooks are visiting NIiss Leila
Beatty.
Mabie, Todd & Co.'S. celebrated Gold
Pens-by far the best pen made-just
in at SEUTTER's. 81.
Mr.. j. Fl. Neville, editor of the
Kemper Herald, called in this morn
ing.
Mrs Sue G. Parker, of Stark VILE.
is making tour of Vicksburg, Ed
wards and Brandon.
Miss Florence Bowman, of Vicks-
burg, is visiting Misses Cynthia and \
Fanny Harris.
ANoiiit anu Allte
MaXey are guests of Governor Lowry's
family.
Mr.. Henry Brantley and Miss Katie
Clague, of Yazoo, were married on
the 18th. ..H
Miss Sue Tarpley was among the
visitors to attend the concert We'd
nesday night.
New and choice Silverw..re just re-
ceived at SEUTTER's Also new
Watches and Jewelry. 81.
Seventy-fve convicts went up TO
Meridian last night to work on the
New Orleans and Meridian railroad
Mr.. f. Il. Frantz, editor Of the.
Brandon Republican, was In the city |
Monday.
Wanted.
A man who Is ut the same time q |
good pressman and good type-setter.
Apply at Comet Office. ipId ,gia1 4
Mr.. A. II. Wall, is in the city after
a stay of two weeks on the Il. & w.
Railroad, and reports Che road pro-
crossing. ntO BGR 1IFfi
The appearance of Il mad dog |
created quite an excitement ON Capt.
toi street yesterday. He was killed BY
policeman [
You must always remember that
LAX KAHN can save you money in
buying your Shirts and Under wear
from him.
DIED.-At Ripley, Miss, ON the
sth inst, Miss Rosa Avis aud little
Ellen Rogan; un the. lltb, Andy
Green, co.ored. $50 s %-A~ % IA
Rev. DIR. Bedding Of Troy New
York will preach q the Christian
Church next Losd's day at II O'clock
a. m. aud 7:sO o'clock p. m.
Somebody says Mrs. Gage was the
prcttiest lady on the stage the other
night. We wish Mr.. Cage and the
young ladies to know we didn't say it.
Vio,ins, Accordeons, Bows and
strings, never out at SEUTrER's.
III you want respectable suit o
fine Clothing go to LAZ KAHN'S.
Miss Carrie Glenn and her sister,
Miss Mary, came up from New Or
leans to attend the concert the other
night and are still at Judge Chal-
mers's. TahGlEl. E1llt
We are now ready in our Fruit and
Toy Department No. 2, to offer you
No. glass Of Soda Water or Lemon
ade, call and try 1t.
4-1-4t s. LEMLY d Son.
Mr.. w. Z. Cage, the new lessee Of
the opera house, is doing things up In
style. He issues a little newspaper
which contains his programme.
On Thursday night, Mr.. Reinheim-
er's grocery store on Pearl street, was
priced open, and some small change
taken from the drawer. No goods
were disturbed. II
Miss s. Tuliy IL constantly receiv-
ing new Spring Goods. Handsome
millinery 81 the Latest styles.
Flowers a speciality. Robinson's block
State Streets
Quite party Of young people gath
cred nt the Hall Of the Hook a Lad
der Company after the concert We'd
ne-day night and enjoyed n dance in
spite Of the rain. Vi