The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-15

Jackson at $50 l. NJ Arrives al Natche
GO N.
Pearl Lodge, No. %, next Monday
night
Great bargains, and no mistake, al
Stedman's.
See notice of lease Of county prisoners
Kinds county.
A High School for boys is the next
thing on the docket.
The Turnpike is now one of the best
rolds leading to Jackson.
Mr.. Stedman's health has improved
considerably within the past week.
High prices are offered for No l milk
COWS with young calves. See advertise
ment.
"A good blacksmith and wood workman
can find employment at West Station. See
advertisement.
A large force is at work on the Yazoo
Valley Road. We will hear the whistle in
Jackson next fall.
The fare to New Orleans on Wednesday
next will be one cent per mile. Tickets
good for ten days.
The executor of an estate in Kentucky
wants to know the whereabouts of certain
heirs, See his notice in this issue.
Judge Wharton cleared the docket at
the Hazlehurst term. Some four hundred
cases, civil and criminal, were disposed Of
Mr.. C. E. Flusser is still prepared to
fill orders for that "BIack Diamond brand
of coal, at 500 per ton, or 75G1 barrel.
"A frst-class marble yard wound DO well
in Jackson. There has not been one here
since that of J. & J. Barr, before the war.
Thursday of next week will be National
Thanksgiving Day. The country has GER
tainly great cause for gratitude aud reioic-
ing.
Our distinguished confrere, Col. A. J.
Frantz, and his charming daughter, Miss
Mona, have gone on visiting tour to the
Northwest.
Volume XIX, Vermont State Reports,
is missing from the State Library. The
borrower will oblige the State Librarian by
its early return.
Certificate holders in the Central
Matrimonial Association will find Chance
~ Court notice of interest to them in
another cOlamn.
Burglars are again on the grand rounds.
The residence of Hon. d. n. Barrows was
entered on Monday night, and a fine gold
watch, and other valuables taken.
The Gem Fire Company adopted an
appropriate and well-deserved tribute to the
memory of their late comrade, Mr.. Geo.
Alcorn, son of Judge Robert J. Alcorn.
An unusually large number of attor-
neys, litigants, jurors and witnesses appear
to be in attendance on the courts now in
session-the Supreme, Federal and Chan
Gerry.
Miss Sallie Winter, of Jackson, most
charming and attractive young lady, has
been visiting in the family of Maj. Geo. W.
Harper, during the past week.-Raymond
Gazette.
TO the delight of their numerous friends
Misses Emma and Lizzie Kausler have re-
turned home from their prOtracted visit to
Virginia and Maryland, both looking in SUI
perb health.
large force is working on the Yazoo
Valley Road three miles north of Jackson.
T. IL I'll k,,:,oss. onJ as 81 tho Road
will be completed through to Yazoo City by
next midsummer.
Col. Gibbs has received instructions to
tear down the Tarpley residence preparatory
to the drainage and other work preliminary
to LAYING the foundations of the new Gov
eminent Building.
Mr.. P. G. Hilzheim has purchased the
Creevy lot, on West street, just south ofthe
TarpIey residence, with view to the cree
ton of hotel. 1t will be next door to the
Government Building.
Our worthy townsman, Archie Nc
Gehee, Esq, Clerk of the District Court U.
S., visited the court room for 4 short time
last week. He has been confined to his
house for several months.
Col. J. S Hamilton's new residence and
grounds will be known as "Bellehaven."
The house will soon be ready for occupancy,
and will be one of the most elegant and
best appointed mansions in the State.
Capt. ]. P. Stevens and family are in
Brandon to-day to witness the marriage of
Miss Sue Boyd-a niece of Capt. Stevens,
to Mr.. Ridgeway. The fortunate bride
groom gets jewel DR.. Galloway otiici-
ates
The familiar face of our esteemed and
talented friend Mr.. John 7. Hull, Esq, has
been seen on our streets again for the past
two weeks after an absence of nearly twelve
months, and the general wish is, that he
has come to stay.
-"How to keep hotel" is not always
understood by those in the business. It re-
quires special training and long experience
to make it success; and 50 our friend Mr.
b. Z. Hardy, after brief trial, has retired
from the Nelson House.
Quick sales, small profits, and choice
goods will be the Trademarks Of the new
furniture house of W. S. Skellenger & Co.
They will keep q complete assortment in
stock Of plain and fine furniture, and viii
make il . positive object for people to pur-
chase or order from their house. They viii
give special attention to uphOlstering.
There has been a considerable amount
Of money sent from Jackson during the
past summer to the sash, door and blind
factories in Meridian and Vicksburg. The
factories It the places named are competing
very successfnlly with similar blish-
msnts ID the West and We cannot see Why /
nneh factory could not % we'll il Jack
con.