The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-22


Great bargains ut Stedman's. Cal
while the stock is complete.
Sill, and plush ycIyets are the styles OF
which our city miIliners are chiefly engaged
this fall.
Some very desirable property in and
near Vernon, Madison county, is offered for
sale. See advertisement,
A small, snug farm, one mile from
jackson, On the GaIIatin road, IS offered for
sale See advertisement.
A male cook and TWO boys for walters,
are wanted at Mississippi College. See ad-
yertisemeut in another column.
Mr.. J. II. Charles, late of New Orleans
hiss accepted the position of General Clerk
on the Yaz5o Valley Railroad at this place.
Our young friend, Mr.. sam.-yirden,
has been confined to his room seral
week, but viii soon, We hope, be able for
duty,
Thurs lay Of next week, Is Thanksgiving
Dag, instead Of tomorrow, as stated in last
issue Save your turkeys, therefore, until
the Both
The friends of Mr.. J. i. McMak;n,
formerly clerk of the Edwards House, will
be glad to learn that he has returned to his
old post
Rev DR.. Hunter being absent, there
will be no service at the Presbyterian
church on Sabbath next, unless otherwise {
specially announced. ,
A very desirable situation awaits a ,
young man vino undertands telegraphing 5
and who is willing to make himself other I
wise useful. See advertisement
Mr.. James A. Hawkins died at his res
ileuee in West Jackson last Monday night j:
He had resided, from boyhocd, in this city o
and vicinity. He leaves a widow and eight b
children to mourn his death.
Mr.. John A. Dicks and family, of
Natchez have been spending a few days a
with Judge Cooper's family. Mr.. Dicks is II
abrother-in-Iaw of Judge Cooper, and one of ID
the leading business men of Natchez. y
-Nlessrs S. LeIaly Il Son have a card in r
this issue of interest to their customers and F
the public generally. Their stock is always pr
first class, and fully abreast with the times. ?.
Their store IS a sort of housekeepers rade me- ta
cum. an
Mr.. Theo. Beaullieu offers for sale his
houses and lots in West Jackson He has
removed to New Orleans, and
hence his desire to sell. Real bargains can W
be had, and accommodating time as to pay dn
ments. IN
A Southwest Kinds correspondent, lie
in another column urges the abolition of the
Judicial District of Kinds county. We :
are unable, al this time TO give the figures =.
Santed Oh the subject. Our columns are r. r.,
open for all the Light that can be she'd upon tht
We are glad to note another step in the
Improvement of the Dsaf aud Dumb Insti- c
ute, in the election Of an articulation teach ret
r Mss McGanu, of Montreal, Canada. TIM
las been elected to the position and has en- :
cred upon her work. She comes highly No
ros;
Quite number Of Presbyterian clergy can
aen were in the city yesterday en- route for n
Aoseiusko, where Synod meets to-day.
We acknowledge the courtesy of calls from
.evs. Aessrs. Bardwell, Brownlee, West and NJ Nu
leAIlian, and also from Mr. Hogshead, of
random, lay delegate.
NJ. Sidney W. Langford, of Brandon, f.
nd Miss Mary J. Mccain were married at an
he Presbyterian church last Monday alter ron
con, at four o'clock. Rev. DR.. Hunter Ill
heiated. Quite large company of the ems
lehds of this youthful couple had asesm- wei
LED on the interesting occasion. F
Harry Taylor promises to have the new 81 81,
lafion building ready for occupancy by the
''h Of December. The business manager I2
Ipeets To r,o,-a 49,, ~. n on /
Il All our force have been working at O,
eat disadvantage for the last three
On'hs, but viii soon be comfortably and Vic
nveniently established. c.
st Andrews Church was crowded last p p
ght to nearly its full capacity with the Cs
an! friends aud admirers of Mr.. Writ y,
aans Jr-, and Miss Sallie Yerger daughter q
Ars' Henrietta Yerger) who were united o.
marriage. Rev. DIR. Tucker ofieiated. Sc
le gallant groom never looked 50 happy, :.
'he beautiful bride never looked more aet.
, !, The happy couple left for New a P
''als this morning. sewi
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