The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-29
LoCIL IND OrHrR VOTES
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Look out Tor your sidewalks.
Several new store. are being fitted .
up Ia West Jackson,
Cotton pickers can soon 20 out and .
try the hot sun awhile.
Ward meetings next Saturday night. F.
Fight o'clock sharpi- the hour.
Mrs. J. H. Odeneal aud family will
leave Tor the North IN few days.
Miss Jennie Andrews Of 81. Louis.
Mo-, IL visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
10 Cooper.
Tho Kinds County Nominating Con
yeution will meet at Raymond on Thurs
day next, September 9Th.
The Jackson Collegiate Academy il
an assured fact. They will have their
catalogue aruounceuicnts ready in few
days
Mrs. DR.. Bailey and her daughters
Emma and Leila are In Louisville. Miss
Emma will remain at school in that
city.
Judge Mayer, and Mcssrs. J. J..
McCaskill :. q. Mclaurin and G.. &.
Miller Of Brandon were in the city yes
terday.
Ward meetings Saturday night to
select delegates to the county nominal
ing convention. Let every voter be
there.
"A Republican campaign club has
been organized. There will be mass
meeting and general speech making t.
morrow night.
Mr.. +. II. Emmerson Of Edwards,
candidate for Chancery Clerk Of Kinds
County, paved his respects to THE CLAIR
ION ON saturday last.
Our townsman. Mr.. Mclaughlin.
who has been in Memphis for the past
few weeks will move his family 10 that
city next Monday night
Mr. Leo. :. Bloom il on visit to
Cincinnati lie will purchase fine
stock Of furniture during his absence for
the fall and winter trade.
The Jackson Collegiate Academy will
open the second week IN September,
Rev q. ;. Roudcbush, u. d.. Principal.
Write 10 him for catalogues, etc.
Mr. Robert Shotwell, Jr., of Kinds,
got in this market a new bale Of cotton
on the 10th II was the first of the sea
son, and sold for ten cents a pound.
Our neighbor. and prince of boot
makers, Mr.. John sharp, has been max
ing some substantial improvements on
his shop and residence ON Capitol street.
For the information of those inter
estcd we will again say that the cents
postage stamps and the postal order
checks law will take effect on lst Octo-
her.
Under the management Of Mr.
Ford Chilcs the efficient Secretary OF
the State Fair, that institution is getting
TO be a fact. The catalogues, premium
vt, etc, viii soon be out.
DR.. Wharton Of Port Gibson. one Of
the leading physicians Of the state, and q
relative OF our distinguished townsman.
Judge +. J. Wharton. paid us the con .
pliment Of a call ON Friday last.
Mr.. J. Abraham. Of Kosciusko, will
spen In the icmly building, now occu-
pied by Capt r. I. Persons, and Mr.. +.
Tier, early IN September aud will carry
full line Of gents furnishing goods Of
all kinds.
Mr.. james =. Douglass Of ICali-
fornia, WAS on visit to the family of
his aunt, Mrs. Ella Fondren. last week
combining business and plcasure--as he
was looking at our country with \ view
to Investment.
DR. NJ. +. Charter, Of Hermanville.
gave Us pleasant call few DAYS since.
He will soon remove to It L0uis-whcre,
however he will continue TO read The
CLARION We wish him abundant sue
cess in his wider field.
Married, ON the evening OF the 26tl
inst, at Mrs +. Pearce's, in this city, By
Rev. DR.. Hunter, Gen. +. NJ. Edwards
and Miss L. NJ. johnson, both Of Natchez
ThOy left for their home in Natchez. OI
Monday morning.
AS we were going down Main stree
day or two since a hammering like
new building going up attracted our al
tention. We soon learned, however
that il was Stcdman & Co.. openin
their fall stock Of goods.
We regret to learn that the little 50
Of Mr.. Jacob Hcckler, of the Edward
House. was severely hurt about III
head by being kicked by a mule ~ Oh
ward Of the hotel, on last Saturday. W
are glad 90 hear that he is recovering.
Mr.. William Campbell, an indu
trious farmer Of Kinds. who does h
own work, and provides himself with a
the comforts Of life on his own farm
rot in the second bale Of cotton to tn
market. He sold il to Mr.. Alex. vi
den.
The many friends Of Mr.. L. Fr
viacomo. proprietor of the Lawren
House in this city, viii be glad to Leaf
that after a pleasant visit to his nati'
land. Italy. he has arrived safely
New York and Is expected home IN
week.
There will be grand barbecue
Flora tomorrow Thursday. The eli
aens Of jackson and vicinity are invit,
20 attend. A train viii leave here at
O'Clock in the morning. Flora is Il
new depot on the lazOo and Mississip
Valley Railroad.
DR.. J. 5. Knapp, il will be seen I
turns 10 New Orleans on account Of Il
recent death Of his brother. His gre
cAFCIAcAScf Auu MS htfatatAou - uc
tist in the Crescent City, secured hi
q good deal Of patronage during
brief residence in jackson.
We were in error last week in Sta
ing that Col. J. ;. Hamilton had gone
New York. He informs US that the on
place he desires TO 60 Just row Is to Il
State Senate, and he wants 10 stay
home and give the people Of Kinds
opportunity to send him there.
The Yazoo and Mississippi Vail
Railroad has reached Big Black river,
distance Of about % miles from Jacksc
The bridge i built and ready for /
iron 70 be laid. About one hundr
car loads Of material have arrived
this road within the last few days.