The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-14
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Of n and the clown said wasn't
ai..aksn:
edss, III. Bulkley offers for sale some
lsble property on Capitol street.
fa,oo City wants TO be lighted with
; Jos ,-deity, Jackson is content with
-s.edman 4 CO. have some practical
~ pertinent queries in their announce
g :: to-day
-Haj Jacob Calberison died this
.-nias az his residence about three
%. ; southwest Of this city.
Mad See advertisement Of Japan Per
snsns and Brazilian Arehiebokes, 10
,her column.
Tiabj Rev. Mr. AcAlpine, of Columbus,
ched in the Presbyterian church in
alppa city on Sunday morning last.
Z. Hiss Laura Maxwell, of Canton, re-
Vel. ned home Thursday after pleasant
Z. TO her cousins, Misses Ida aud Liz.
Pierce.
fehelE -Oar worthy young townsman, s. Z.
"a 81 ttf9ctts - ~kstfAEt4 VI AllEELudu IRON
. i0f, North Ward. lie would make n
d officer
ss1a-~ The >ta>o Fair premium for the
ldss,ss a. canned pe4s:hes was awarded TO MrS.
FW CIin51g. instead Of to Mrs. J. w.
'niootiaker. published
Nj. TgiIqeexter, the artist, has re-
- 70 Jackson, and wilt be glad to
f.- friend and patrons AZ his studio |
les. d i Firdan's store.
,s- -lfe5ss. John W Cliugan and Ma
smith are spoken Of for the office 1
No. Nsvor; and Mr. McGiil viii doubt I
be- candidate for reelection.
ortle{ Na.chez City warrants are sellingat
loFd. an the dollar-EC. jackson City
niltof ,-4ut5 don't sell-they are cashed on
ID. .sn;atiou 10 City Treasurer.
pp..l first-class newspaper man wants
Huatiau IL 81 business manager and
illsr6 EDITOR. We vouch for his capaei
Ell Tue paper that secure, his services
be fortunate
-ron. Z F. Noel of Lexington, gave
-fWths CiARIIs passing call ON Satur- {
8. e. last. He is a. placid and cheerful {
strict. ever. Notwithstanding his defeat for :
.,fc. Attorney. I
e. -F1ts 81 married men At the theater !
pearSs arhar uigh. without their wives and !
key srsilv disappointed in the (dis)-play. =
md Of the young men wanted TO io'- :
ami simple advice and go homo" !.
Mao The Government Building is about '
E,aE,anothcr start Mr.. Rees Evans, Il
eoif Washington, has arrived for the pur o
~ T., Il. and sc learn that Harry Taylor's q
wv s.eI brick (, t. be used in the super D
and leton.
Tn. Capilal Light Guards desire a \
-4'oA melting tonight. They intend Il Fl
am Srganize and get ready for the next
Elin. Enpetitiyo drill. Members are r.
rsipd to report at Capitol promptly 4
n-I.5 O'Clock. Il
and 4 negro connected with the circus \
M another negro just as the perform y
5 and r. closed FRIDAY night. slightly wound D
1851 him in the arm. The fellow that C
len ,ho. was arrested. but the guilty u
hi Di p escaped. :,
They saw there was quite deluge a
tears shed when the gallant Light W
ard, were ordered to Hazlehurst, and Il
1oriI IN the detail Of six men returned safe g
next morning the town gave sigh a
SAD relief. Il
4 dog belonging to Mr.. Muh was
Sunday morning, after creating
Fey he excitement. His actions betokened
lness, but it IS believed now that a
ohu be bal boys we're responsible for Che r,
1qoms. n
Orr Foreman Hamilton. of Jackson M. y
Fire Company, is endeayoring to get
greater degree Of interest than has
% manifested by the members of this .,
company lately, and NC wish him "a
b. ch success. ii
der Residences are in demand in Jack
None for rent 1t is unfortunate
the proposed Building Association
I'd. We notice that similar Asso- CT
lion has been successfully organized :,
Columbus.
-Ex-Judge Upton NJ. Young, late Of in
ar ksburg, now practicing his profess ac
d in St Louis paid The CLARION N
compliment of a visit on Saturday
(, His numerous friends here were :,
ghted to meet him. =
In view Of the announcement that pr
been made tina. DIR. Talmage IS 20 OF
ure in Columbus next month, the f..
r,n sion If the Presbyterian church in
|'eilh citv will invite him to deliver a
7alar lecture in Jackson.
The large Newfoundland dog, 81
ngo, that Tor many years has been Ia
pet and pride of Judge Wharton's VI ~
on Pnises dropped dead last Sunday 90
yht There was profound sorrow IN
household in consequence
We notice the following gentlemen wi
BE been, or are, in attendance on the m
slleral Court: Mr.. ]. y. Melton. OF n,
sc izidian: Mr.. G. NJ. Rayner, of Hieko-
- Cpl J. T. Vance, of the Hazlehurst
yihan: Capt. J. W. Feweli, of Meri-
N. There are many complaints made
Hiast the blockade of the railroad gu
eu. Sings in West Jackson BY trains be. wa
stopped, preventing the passage OF m
lees- The managers should look Sc
b this matter before they get some il,
suits on their hands. OF
We noted on our streets last week of
el. familiar faces of Sam and Jimmie pr
T. The first named resides in New an
e2nS and the other in Selma, Ala, ",
i've are glad to know that both are =,
ng we'll. 1hey are DOtn accomplished l.,
NS and were formerly of IHEi V
iuON force. oe
Several candidates are getting
lued up on the race for Mayor al =
/! In this connection we would say, .e
a. many have not registered, and az N
have only one more chance it would be
et veil for the aforesaid candidates to hi
b them out. ms
Some sneak thief broke into DIR. DC
b eFY's residence Friday night and stole Ii
bis pocket money, amounting to vi
~ sixty dollars, but did not modest nj
shing else although his yaluable
ca was in his vest with the money. he
thief wanted tn go to the circus. -
saturday night last a negro man. ha
u Davis, was run over and killed by
aFeet ear near the Lawrence House. be
drunk. and il is supposed th3tS-oof
Eta erass~1he- tIael he felL6nd ~
hble to rise. and vas struck by -
s.ale frs, aud then the car passed ~
sy over his chest, crushing him. an
g 2. very handy maEof-all-work, vi
aE demise viii be regretted BY le
lae many friends and customers of -
.2efS HI Dyldlav Gofooaat q Rro Ne4v on