The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-01


this known The paper will be enlarged tt
eight six-coIumn pages, after January lst
-Mumps and matrimony are prevailing
just now.
DR.. \. L. Guce and lady Of Fayette
were in Jackson or Monday last
Sec notice of dissolution OF partnership
Of Bradley & Hardy in another column.
Don't forget the Capital Light Guards
entertainment. 1t will be given next week
Thomas Keene, the great tragedian, in
Macbeth, at the Opera House next Monday
night.
We are pleased to see our worthy towns
man, Mr.. A. j. Kerr, conyalcFcing from a
severe spell of sickness.
Judge T. J. Wharton IS holding his
first Court at Hazlehurst, where he has a
large docket, civil and criminal.
Mrs. Cantwell announces the receipt of
some choice millinery goods, which the
ladies are invited to call and inspect.
The Meridian Fair is in progress this
week. The V. & NJ. Railroad has made
special rates for all who wish to attend.
The Federal Court-Judge Hill-will
convene next Monday instead the first
Monday in December, as heretofore stated
The Crescent Warehouse received yes
terday the first shipment of cotton from the
Natchez, Jackson, q Columbus Railroad
four bales from Raymond.
The new Methodist church will soon be
ready for the roof The Sabbath School
and Lecture Room will be ready for use
before the first Of January.
Miss RatliB, a charming young lady
from Raymond, daughter of Capt. W. T.
RatlifE, has been in the city the past week,
the guest of Miss Minnie Campbell.
"A vigilance committee, or night patrol,
in the several wards of the city should be
organized, to put stop to the robberies now
being committed with SO much impunity.
November 1st-AlLSaints Days a.
religious holiday in the Roman Catholic
church. Appropriate services will be
observed in ST. Peters church, in this city.
The splendid farm of Hon. L. F. Mont
gomerY, containing eleven hundred acres,
near Madison Station, is offered for SALE
We call special attention to advertisement
of same, in this issue.
Col Logan Walker, of the Holly
Springs Reporter, gave us a passing call
call a few days since. He is one of the
most successful newspaper men within the
range of our extended acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs David Flanery are again
bereaved in the death of another lovely and
accomplished daughter, Miss JANE, in the
nineteenth year of her age. She died on
Thursday last The sorrowing household
and the absent father have our hearty SYM
pathy.
The funds of Central Matrimonial Asso-
citation, on depositin Green's Bank, amount
ing to about five thousand dollars, were
attached on Monday, at the instance of
policy holder. A. Brown, Esq, attorney
in the ease.
Gen. c. Y. Freeman, as the attorney
and agent of Col, E. Richardson, has estab-
lished his office in the Richardson Building,
West Jackson. We are glad to have so
clever and genial a gentleman domiciled
among us.
There is an immense amount of petty |
thieying going ON in Jackson just now, and
nothing but eternal vigilance and gun-pow-
der will put stop TO it. We learn that
Mr.. Sam. Lemly's bedroom has been three
times entered of late, and many articles of
clothing stolen.
Green's Fertilizer Factory is now ready |
to fill orders for ROYAL c Brand Ammoni-
ated Superphosphate, one of the best fertil-
izers known in the cultivation of oats. 1t
is claimed that it prevents rust, and Pre-
duces healthy and abundant growth. See
advertisement.
Mai. Jno. W. Yeargain, Grand Repor-
ter of the knights of Honor, was in Jack
son yesterday, and left at The CLARION
Office the manuscript proceedings Of the last
session of the Grand Lodge. They will be
ready for distribution in few weeks.
Maj. BarksdaIe has been Frustrated
since last Friday night-the result OF over
work in the canvas. lie has been obliged,
in consequence, to recall the remainder of
his appointments. IF able, however, he will
speak at the Capitol some night this week,
of which special notice win be given BY pos
tiers.
"A fertilizer factory is the latest and
most important industry added to the BUSH
ness of Jackson. It is located on Pearl
river, between the Oil Mill and Ice Factory.
Mr.. A. A. Green is proprietor. We shall
make more extended mention in an early
ISSUE
Our young friend, Dieky Lowd, in con
nection with his father, Capt. w. Q. Lowd,
has opened cigar and tobacco. fruit and
Confectionery store, under the firm style of
W. @. Lowd & Co., at the stand on Capri
tai street lately occupied BY Mr. IsydOre
Schwartz. IF Dickey becomes IS proficient
in his new vocation as be was in type
setting, be win be q success.
Welearn that Col. VIM. Fl. Gibbs has been
fointed the successor Of Col. Arthur, to
Iintend the erection Of the new Govern
enilding. Inasmueh Is such places are
ned usually to practical mechanics,
slectioh could not have been made.
bas the energy aud local interest
sitter to put tie work thEong /
unnecessary delay.
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