The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-28
Notes From West End of Jackson

House photography.
Love your neighbor.
Look on the bright side.
John Fuller is fuller fun.
Beautiful moonlight nights.
More rain on Easter Sunday.
Noble red men perambulate.
fruits are scarcc--so are nickcIs
How brightly breaks the morning.
Exciting chicken fights in the West.
Eat peanuts-and you will be happy.
-Green goggles are fashionable in the
West.
West End amusements are rich and
rare
Garden truck offered for sale-two for
nickle
-Glam.bung! Here she goes, and there
she goes.
II man sells peanuts for liying-its
nobody's business.
w edding bells and orange blossoms in
the West End.
Carrying new nickels makes man feel
like lie would steal
The European House-thoueh small in
size-is large in feed.
If everybody in the West keeps the best
eigars-who keeps the worst?
Tobacco is feminine, when it bears the
name OF lady--ior instance Lacy Hinton.
West Jackson merchants are very indie
pendent-sell goods when they get a chance.
--lhe Edwards House is well kept-and
everybody knows it-and that's how they
do it.
--tiow to cure eorn--cut off YOUR foot
ACKNOWLEDGMENT you will never know the
difference.
When the West is abIaze with all her
brilliant gas jets--she looks like miniature
Crescent City.
Napier, the honest bootmaker will re.
pair your shoes aud boots, sand charge dam.
ages accordingly.
Hammer! hammers bang! bang goes
the lively arm of the mechanics making i'm.
provcments in the West.
The south side of Capital street, in West
Jackson sh"0.5~hv built up, and made to
@som with business houses
1t is against the law to drin k LIQUOR in
ihls end OF town-unless you pay for the
same, and thank the seller
Gen. w T Fitzgerald was on our street
last Monday, II reminded us OF the DAYS
when he was sllarp-shooting
ANY person who has anything to saw
against Notes from the West End, can take
arunning jump--and jump the town.
Go and see Swift, the West Jackson
barber He is swift and clean shaver
and has two or three little shavers himself.
Every time Lawrence puts on his study.
ing cap, and places his finger on his nose
watch him--he is going to make some inn
provement on his valuable property. See
his enlarged and spacious dining room.
About l00 stalwart sons Of ireland arrived
here on last Friday night, and departed for
Chicago. They had been laboring on the
Ievees, but on account of the overflow, their
occupation was gone, and they were return.
ing home They were as happy as the birds
in the morning
Capt ]. W. Fite is the reliable watch
man ut the jackson Railroad, from New
Orleans to Cairo, He is faithful watch
man. because we watched and stood senti-
mel together during the late trouble between
the States. good sentinel needs no watch.
ing.
The Mississippi Rifles flag will soon be
returned to its rightful owners. The men,
Defs OF TINS famous company will be re.
joiced, and embrace the pleasant remem-
brance OF this memento of the cause for
which they fought, bled and died. Ii will
be appreciated highly by the old surviving
veterans. We would suggest call for q
happy reunion of this gallant company
when the flag is received.
West Jackson Fire Company No. /. is
now reorganized, and ready for summer fire
service. J. W Parrish is a gallant Captain.
and runs jolly crew, with Ben Cameron nj
the books. Alta meeting held March 22d.
the company ordered a seven hundred
pound bell-which will be the largest fire
bell in the city, The company has also or.
dered new shirts, and has forty stalwart
men to handle the apparatus. Look oui
when the bell rings. they went rilpir
to the last fire, behind pair Of horses.