The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-17
Local AND OTHER NOTES

Miss beulah Ware has returned
home.
Miss Mamie Robinson returned
home a few days since.
Our State Fair will open IL doom
70 the public twelve days from to-day.
"A desirable residence 10 North
Jackson Is offered Tor rent by the year
-Rapairing will begin on Pearl River
bridge a. soon o. the pile driver arrives
The new colored Deaf and Dumb
Asylum + In charge Of Mr.. Alfred
KearEey.
Capt Jas. Hays, Of Durant, and H.
X. McInnis, Of Winona, were 10 Jackson
last week.
Mai. Wall has returned from Louis
vile, where be has been attending the
Exposition.
Capt Persons offers for sale, at a
bargain. bis very desirable residence IN
south Jackson,
Capt n. G. Myers and family 70
turned home saturday night from an
extended trip north.
The amount Of freight leaving Jack
.on every day bound south l. very large
aud increasing every day.
Monday and Tuesday morning gave
us foretasto Of winter. The thermOm.
eter stood At several degrees lower than
usual.
Capt g. A. Pardue Is now one Of
our settled and well established citizens.
We give him cordial welcome 70
Jackson.
The railroad Is within ten miles Of
Yak1o City. Trains will be running BY
the frat Of November u nothing occurs
10 prevent
We we're glad 10 meet Monday, our
friend Mr.. Andrew Wall, who has just
returned from a visit to the Louisville
Exposition.
MIR John Sharp has fitted mp his
shop and laid IN stock Of fine boots
and shoes which he j. offering at a bar
gain Call aud see him.
Rev. Dr. Hunter left this morning
for Fayette, for the purpose Of visiting
the Jefferson county Fair, which opened
yesterday, and will close tomorrow.
We regret to state that Mrs. Mary
&. Barksdale Is IN a presarious state Of
health. She Is az the residence Of her
fatherin-law, Hon. r. Barksdale.
The Capital German gave an enter
tainment at the Hook and Ladder Hall
wednesday night with their usual sue
cess and great enjoyment to those pres
ent.
MIR. ESH. Nall came over on the
Y. 4 VI. V. X. r., day or two since
from Yazoo City. lie came out from
lazoo City In buggy and met the rail
road ut Bentonia.
Regular trains on the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad will com
mence running this week TO Bentonia,
leaving Jackson at a. NJ, and arriving
here from Bent0nia at 8 p. NJ.
We are requested by Rev. DR..
Roudebush 10 state that the popular
lecture, by Rev. w. g. Black, at the
Collegiate Academy, has been postponed
until further notice.
We second the motion for morn
ing train from Natchez during Fair
week. II would insure a large atten-
dance from the line Of the road, and
would therefore be OF mutual benefit.
The n. !. and O. Railroad will run
an extra daily train from Myles TO
Jackson during fair week, except Novem-
Der lst, when II will run from Natchez.
-Four cents per mile for the round trip.
,--Stedman 4 Co.'S, first fall opening
Of dress goods and Millinery commenced
yesterday and will be continued to-day
The spacious establishment was thronged
all day yesterday by admirers and pur-
chasers.
Masonic Grand Lecturer II. b. Bran
min has been in the city during the past
week, dispensing light to the brethren
of Pearl Lodge. He left for Natchez
yesterday morning where he will remain
a week or so.
Gen. Reuben Davis has been in
town for several days on legal business.
He made speech at the City Hall last
Saturday night, In which he undertook
to cheer up the Independents and other
disconsolates.
"A meeting Is in progress at the
Methodist church in this city. The pas.
tor Is assisted by the Rev. j. A. Bowen
Of Corinth. The congregations are large
aud attentive. Preaching every evening
Rt o'clock.
-McDonnells Foundry aud Machine
Shops are in full operation again-some
what crippelled. Of course, by the recent
fire, but prepared to fill orders for Plan
tor plows, paints, castings Of all kinds
engines inspirat0rs, etc.
We are requested by Foreman w
:. Hamilton 70 state that there viii
be a special aud very important meet
ing Of steamer Fire Company No. l, a
the engine house next Friday night.
full attendance is desired.
The use Of the Masonic Hall of thi
city has been rendered the State Grang
for its next annual session, should tn
Executive Committee thereof decide d
hold the next meeting In Jackson, whicl
we hope will be the conclusion.
Pearl street Is to have a gravel road
way too. No better place could hav
been found TO put II either. a. the grea
amount Of road travel during the fal
and winter sometimes renders the stree
almost impossible on account Of Oh
mud.
The Fusion Barbecue, At the Fai
Ground. on Saturday last, was a spler
did success. There was q large CROWD
good speaking. good eating and goo
music, and much enthusiasm. Speeche
were made by Mcssrs. r. n. jayne, N
N. Mcleod, Mayre Dabney and DIR. Br,
ant IN the order named.
The City Warehouse, conducted b
two Of Jackson's progressive citizens
Mesars. Bailey and Griffith, Is ready f.
the fall and winter business. The
have a first class warehouse, and wage
yard and win always be glad TO y
their customers and will be sure 10 civ
them the best in their line.
Capt. w. q. I.owd reached hon
last Sunday morning. after an extende
trip Eastward. After attending y
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellow
At Providence, he visited the bosto
Exposition as one Of the Comulisslonei
forthis STATE. and thence 20 New Ham
shire to visit bis "uucles, his cousins an
his aunts.'
In our issue We made the statemel
that the Ice Faetory was so crowds
with business that il was impossible
An orlerrwith IN usual promptness az
disrasf.h. We have learned tn
.she delay was caused by an accident
the machinery Saturday night, whiC
has been repaired, and the factory
ready to furnish ice to all its patrons
any quantity.
We are pleased 20 note the amic
BILE and honorable adjustment Of 4
personal Misunderstanding between q
Jones 3. Hamilton, candidate for Sta
Senate, and Mr.. John T. Hull, editor
the Tribune. The matters Of contr
versy were referred to mutual friend
Gen. Writ Adams and Judge H.
Ware, BY request Of those gentleme