The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-31
IoCiL AND OTHER NOTES

as, LET Ali saints Day'-Thursday, No
in inn. ~ gember lst.
N the Is Firamen'4 parade and contest at the
1siness Fair Grounds to-day.
fine location for married physi-
Dua, q sian is advertised in another column.
= al. ada The Fair Review, published every
,ntra an Z ,,o,pinp will tell You all about the
e Board Fair.
- Tie Little J." is running special
ghts d kdsiIv trains to the Fair from Myles
the sotlStatioa.
e mann Governor Lowry has returned from
i i.;g Ii. visit to Washington and Sunfiower
people counties.
ted to Capt G.. d. Bustamente made sixty
equal tx entries in the machinery department
the ceof State Fair
The Capital German Club will give
i7tof :, = an entertainment at Executive Mansion
% ~ - Y tomorrow evening.
m 60 Mrs. Shotwell, one of the most
of M ACCOMPLISHED ladies of Oxford, is visit
rcing ing her niece Mrs. II. c. Myers.
lleh I Our city stores will all be closed on
conc Friday. from IL a. m, until 5 p. m, so
=, - III hat all hands may be able to attend the
800, I'd ar
'seeatiN Protection Fire Company, No. 3, OF
II J. s. Natchez arrived last night and was hand
\ by ~omely entertained by the West Jackson
being i1boys.
to Wei One of DIR, Oates Jerseys, gave six
stone gallons Of milk yesterday. We learn
Incl that she is valued at five thousand dol
A B! lars.
and n The French Spy at the Opera House
Instance tonight; FanchOn, the Cricket, matinee
ehar4this afternoon; Damon and Phythias
E. Tomorrow night,
lie Raj Col. C. L. Hooker delivered the
roads opening address at the Fair yesterday,
md De and delighted all who heard him. 1t
e asses vas of his best efforts.
. ~, ,ra- The ivc-mie race between two of
- The most daring and accomplished lady
questriennes in America will take place
om M al the Fair Grounds on Friday.
,tion q The Standard Dramatic Company
matter at the Opera House every night this
The week. Reserved seats may be secured
doiiaf at Hunter Il Harringtons drug store.
~ u Mrs. Ann Mccartney, for many
= wears a resident of this city, died on
!, -. sunday last Her funeral took place
'',,,..b from st. Peters Church on Monday
49,. morning.
thaNA
a spad As an evidence that the Excelsior
The Foundry is in full operation again, Mr.
g it y Mcdonnell sold an engine and boiler
pps q yesterday-eighteen horse power-fOr
Is an shipment x Crystal Springs.
tweed tn. u.o.,,5 ,.oz...5. =.
one o'clock, which which will be the
rohee starting time each day till the close,
IuI q The purses are very liberal, and there
pe@sIs will be a good many entries in each
ernatF ring.
n AID Mr.. R, r. LedAetter and Miss F. A.
enoua Hilzim were united in marriage last
Id eros Wednesday night. ut the residence of
nlede the bride. Bishop Adams, of Nicks-
ntifal burg, offciated on the interesting oc-
neigh casion.
, for Now that we have bad an abun-
dance of rain, the necessity for "water
works" does not seem so urgent. The
- great need of Jackson is a cotton faeto-
yer ". That would bring population and
4 "a business to the city.
OF at We are informed by Mr.. A. J. Kerr,
,r sFa agent of the Little J." that two hand
rks nj some passenger coaches arrived here last
T perl Tuesday, and were placed on duty
couns Wednesday morning. The Little j.
Ter ind appears to be doing big business.
= III % The recent protraered drouth sug
city ene P,o 2s5o u lev ocats IT'D az 70
be Of service in case of fire. We notice
= that Meridian has just completed a els
tern with ? capacity of $4,000 gallons.
ssn,ena The V and NJ. railroad is running
he shade special trains during State Fair, leaving
Nieksburg at 40, A. n, arriving at
Jackson at 1910; and leaving jackson
at P N. II would be much better to
80, leave at P. ". One fare for the round
1851 trip.
~ The projected Builders Assoeia-
- ~" has been abandoned for the pres
49, - M A cotton factory would be good
-. preliminary % suth-San Assaeiation.
lie operatives, as well as others, would
axe the stock and the cottages that
49, night be built.
no n There is some talk of the removal
bis q the railroad shops from McComb
woIs 1ity to jackson, and of the removal OF
q NE Round House. shops from Canton
!. % the point north of jackson where the
rTHE laEoO railroad intersects the Illinois
central the Asylum Switch.
The Jackson Compress is now in
IaiI operation, under the management
Abe q hr. Luther Manship as Superinten
leld eeat. The capacity of the Compress is
is I'VE hundred bales per day. Bring
lutiea your cotton to Jackson, and get it il
shape for shipment direct to the Eastern
Ruiz -spinners
- q The following attorneys were at
~ lending the Supreme Court this week
S,fl,. alessrs. S. II. Shelton, G. S North ant
800 = n. Williamson, of Raymond; Hon
49, 4 Z. Smith, of Canton; Mr.. G. G.. Nil
ler OF Brandon; Dir. Albert Lea, o
toibs eeksbarg, aud Col. 70. H Golladay
- + q CodeeYille
J; tn Mrs. g. D. Bustamante was sudden
triots y called to Texas on last Saturday, b
md Geographic dispatch announcing th
ures salious illness of her veneTable mother
Z sapt Hustamante accompanied her !
tal as New Orleans, returning home sur
gay night We hope Hrs. Hustamani
taand her mother better
nd I'VE spent last Sabbath most deligh
iully IN the Capital city. In cur round
/ eo7 ee Observed 3 very material adVanc
i1ine aent n the growth Of that cit y
s the graEeline Of her streets and the liEhtin
: SIN g streets with gas are two xery gre
aent Improvements, and strong evidences q.
ions sae Is up With the times Port llhs1
ne NeN
When q Jackson we visited e
foundry Of John Mel snut|I. q |H9n.
atelY burned out h6 6n2 = vol
at1 VII and viii Yof hive <fff
alnE 6 Il once "a He S 1I|f1l
pared Is I6rn,sh &sN|sssefs. +
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