The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-28
Illinois Central Railroad.
LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Vaccinate!
-Camollia Hall!
Free delivery!
old Folks Concert tomorrow night
Fresh vegetables are making their
appearance.
You can send your kilograms tc
Natchez to-day
BE kindly aflectioned one toward
another, and especially toward-the
book agent,
The grand opening of Stedman &
TO. commenced yesterday, and continues
to-day.
The Mite Society will have its next
entertainment at Fair Lawn Institute on
Friday night.
Col. h. Richardson and his efficient
secretary, Mr.. Thos. Sturges, were in the
city yesterday.
Mr. Edwin Barksdale's little son.
who has been very i'll, is we are glad to
learn, somewhat better.
Five car loads sheep passed up on the
freight yesterday morning from Texas,
consigned to northern cities.
Miles Bird, one of the three who
burglarizod Mr.. Fransiolis store has
been arrested in New Orleans.
Bids are invited in this issue for re.
pairing Governors Mansion. See No.
tice to bidders, in another column.
Miss Lizzie McDonough, charm.
ing little belle of Lebanon, Ky, is visit.
ing Jackson, the guest of Miss Florence
Peatross.
Our railroad timetable has been
corrected to conform to existing
schedules. 1t will be found at head of
this column.
The Mite party ut Mrs. Van Hooks
Friday night was exceedingly ENJOYABLE,
and contributed substantially to the new
building fund.
Gen. w. +, Fitzgerald. Of Vicks-
burg, gave Ms pleasant call on Monday
and took in THE CLARION ESTABLISHING
in all its departments.
The Natcher Democrat and RAY
mond Gpaet,e have been exchanging
fcEo,tous greetings on tho connection OF
the two places by telegraph.
Madison county was the right bower
OF the Mississippi State Fair Association,
and the good people thereof arc anxious
to see the State Fair revived
Mr.. +. b. Comfort, who has had
large experience in land matters, has
opened an office, and will give careful
attention to business in that line.
The death of Postmaster General
Howe, on Sunday last, is theoccasion for
the cmblems OF mourning placed on the
jackson post-otlice yesterday morning.
Miss Sue Tarpley, a great fayoritC
at her old home, is visiting the city. The
gsest of Mrs. Buckley, with her charm
ing relative, Miss Florence Hull, of Friar.
Point
The Illinois Central Railroad ha,
been doing an enormous shipping bust
ness of late, and the falling of, which i,
generally heavy at this season of the
year, is very little.
The telephone was connected on
Sunday morning with Vicksburg and
conversation kept up for an hour or tw,
with our Hill City neighbors, by severa
telephone subscribers in our city.
"A travelling artist has been in ou,
town during the past week taking view,
of our city, for an Insurance Directory
and from the number of pictures taket
jackson will be well represented
-Messrs Lambert, of the Natcbe,
Democrat, Buchanan of the Grenad,
Sentinel, Ross of the Cofleeyille Times
and johnson of the Durant News, pav,
The CLARION passing call yesterday
Capt. II. NJ. Taylor, having resigne,
the office of Foreman of Jackson Fir
Company, No. !, (steamer) there will b
an election to fill the vacancy Mt meetin,
on Monday evening next. 4 full atten
dance is desired.
1t behooves our citizens TO look wei
to the fastenings of their doors nova
days. Some one entered a private he'd
room few nights since and relieved m
occupant Of all the small change he han
pened TO have on hand at the time.
Mr.. VIM. ]. Brown, ST., is maxim,
some needed improvements in his stora
IN putting down new floor. Some on
suggests that he sells so much of Brown
Family Oil that the mere rolling of III
barrels through the store into his ware
house, Is sufficient to require new foo
every year.