The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-04
Notes From West End of Jackson.

LFVRSIsHED NJ JACK SPRATT
Weather changeable
The flowers blooming.
The birds sweetly singing.
Educate the colored people.
--Soda-water and lemonade season.
West Jackson fayors a State Fair next
fall.
No vacant or unoccupied houses in
West J acksoH.
Baseball fever is raging amongst the
school children.
Lawrence is building eleven new rooms
to his hotel. He will have room.
Jennings of the Southern Express de-
llyers goods in very clever manner.
&C. T. Kudd is the popular agent of the
Illinois Central Railroad at this station.
e. o. Ryan has the strut of a Maior.Gen.
| eral-but is only West Jackson merchant
The colored children toddle off to
school in the morning just as natural as the
whites.
II. NJ Taylor makes 50 many improve.
ments in the West-that he will soon have
to move over this way.
Fran. DIN the irst-class brick mason
of the West, can throw bricks together in a
lively manner.
The school girls OF West Jackson are
prettier and sweetcr than those Of the North
and South ends of the city
Ed. Parrish is the powerful blacksmith
Of the West,-Stand from under when you
see him with sledge hammer.
E. NJ. Scott has on han I choice stock
of groceries and dry goods He is u pleas
ant gentleman and an enterprisng mer-
chant.
George Lemon, a public-s oirited and
popular citizen OF the West sells choice
fancy and heavy groceries. lie is a good
man, and keeps good stock.
VIM. Wamsleys, father and son, are
careful handlers Of baggage on the N. o. c.
st. l.. h Il and have been connected with
that road for several years.
DIR. Rogers, who has charge of Dr.
, Lemly's West Jackson Drug store is a first
class preciptionist, and a careful compound
er of liquids and fluids.
L. Kavanaugh a quiet Irish citizen OF
the West Ward, sells the best of groceries
: He is good humored and good natured son
of Erin, and dOn'tcare who knows it.
LIEUTENANT Kelly, of the Jackson Capt.
tai Light Guards has charge of the Southern
Lightning Express Company in West Jack
son. Though small in stature, he is large in
capacity
John W. Clingan is the local agent O.
Y. Il NJ. Railroad in West Jackson. He i,
a model manager, ticket and freight agent
He was the bravest Of the brave in the late
unpleasantness
+, w. II. Potter, an intelligent and enter
prising citizen of the West, is candidat,
for the responsible position of Circuit Clerk
r Everybody will vote TOR him, and of course
he will be elected
} The Jackson CLARION, State Ledger
{ New Mississippian aud Peoples Adviser
, all tirst.class newspapers well circu
, lated in West Jackson, and looked for eager
ly by the West End people.
Our young friend Charley Cabaniss ha
arisen to the dignity of a railroad man. II,
is u clever boy, and the son of DR.. Cabaniss
who was in the old times of Jackson, ar
honored and beloved physician.
Jingle, jingle, goes the bells on the free
delivery wagon OF A. Virden through Yves
Jackson. 1t knows no North, no South, NJ
East no West-but' carries provisions anC
other articles to the rich and poor alike.
Col. G. 4. Hooker passed through the
West Monday morning, returning home
He looked noble, grand and dignihed, anC
} is naturally statesman. His armies,
sleeve suggests pleasant memories of the
days when he displayed valor and won
fame on the battefelds of his country.