The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-11
Notes From West End Of Jackson.


lFrRwIsHED ny JACK sPRATr
-Balmy spring.
The festive ay.
Peanuts on toast
--Mocking birds in tune.
West Jackson coal chute.
Fishing and hunting season.
Horseback riding for ladies fashions
bic.
Song and dance By the happy boot
blacks.
Peter Miazzs holds the fort at the Law.
renee House.
The newsboys Of the West-are artists
every one Of them.
The West has its Bummers-as well as
the orher wards.
Cheap as dirt-soap. Do YOU use this
article Of commerce?
The weather at present is not what it
should be-not by jugful.
David Flannery looks familiar on the
streets Of West Jackson.
The West Jackson police take the boys
up occasionally-to jail
George Weyer is the neat and modest
bar'keeper OF the Lawrence Hotel.
Soon time for the excursion season to
open-who shall be first this year?
| The samplers now moving around in our
stores capsi1usly and sample until they get
a square meal.
On last Friday, in West Jackson, the
rain poured down in torrents-and the tor,
rents poured down in rain.
We have an Albright man in the West
who runs the bar of the European House.
That is alright for Mr.. Albright
w. ". Henderson, colored, has opened
a new store IN this end Of town. Give him
a boom, and build him up in business
John Myers of the West jackson Street
Car Lime, knows more and has more fine
blood animals than forty common men.
Judge Morris, from Vicksburg, form
or citizen Of Jackson, is registered at the
Lawrence Hotel He is always welcome.
Come over to the West and take look
ut the pack Of celebrated hounds owned BIZ
Ned Farrish-be careful that they dom
take some of you
John G, Carraway, our efficient CITY
Marshal, will promptly carry away all thu
eyll-doers in the Vest End--if he can catcl
them.
The V, & NJ. Railroad and Little j.
trains shake hands in the morning and de
part one for Vicksburg, the other to
Natchez.
Everybody hard at work over in the
West--trying to eat up all the good things IN
the West Jackson Confectionery managed
by Rietti & Co.
George Donnell, Esq, the large portly
Jackson raised boy, roams around in the
West--and tells good jokes to the bors.
John 7. Farrell and Willie Parham are
the obliging and attentive clerks employed
at +, o. Ryan's West jackson store-try
them.
The new free delivery wagon is becom.
| ing popular. II is a great convenience to
the West Jackson. people--because it is
free
The Little j. train as she pulls out in
the morning, looks every inch daisy. The
| little Express and United States Mail car is
| Just too sweet.
West Jackson presents lively appear
ence on Saturday nights-when the eoiored
people are scattering their nickels around
loose among the merchants.
Illinois Central Railroad sounds strange
away dowR here in Mississippi, after being
so familiar with the name OF N. o. and Jack.
son route, Chicago, st. Louis and New Or.
leans Railroad
Mike 0'Brien is the handsome and
clever bartender Of the Edwards House
| Bar He can wait on customers with great
ease and elegance, and recite Shamus
| O'Brien in an eloquent manner He is q
proud son of Ireland.
The handsome young man, Edward
| Fitzgerald has returned from Arkansas
There are many of the Fitzgerald family
residing in West Jackson, and each and
every one Of them is as tall and as straight
as an arrow, from the old gentleman, to the
smallest child. Fitzgerald is good name
Success to them.