The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02
I0CIL AND OTHER VOTES


L1,, nearly an inch thick all around
this morning.
The street railroad has been IN lsrso-
jag repairs.
-Peg,lar monthly meeting Of the City
Fathers tonight.
Tn. legislature will assemble on Tues
Jay next. at L o'clock.
Hon. E. Bark-daIe will return TO-
Washington tonight.
A string band with nice seTsnades Tas
one OF the Christmas ATTRACTIONS
W. are glad to see Capt T. \. Wolfe
ont again ami attending to business.
Watson SravIie will be candidate for
serrcau,-at-A Arms d the Senate.
-, IN. buck was Killed by Nr. Oliver
clifton in Rankin county, Christmas eve
NJ -.a,trrintprms US that the Their
,aor,,.ter sa hi- front gallery stood at sun
rs. this morning. II degrees below freezing
point.
Mil II. Turner has been appointed
Division Superintendent, Of the illInoIs
Ceu.ral Railroad
Til, members u Taa. Verein are re
oaes.sd 10 NEE. tonight at the Office Of
Capt Frank johnston.
i. Is quite unnecessary 10 remind cur
I...,f readers that there Is to be an election
in J ,akson ,n Monday next.
Cato The druggist has q few words to
sav to his friends and customers in the
,Decill business mention column.
The New Year callers, we believe,
closed the evening with dance at the
house oi Mrs. john 2. NirheFs-
We regret to state that Mr. Robert
Sb,-wrll Is qIics 81 ~ the residence OF
Mr.. Vaughn, with pneumonia symptoms
Yesterday we entered on the year
1891. 4 happy AMI prosperous New Year
10 all oar friends and patrons IS the wish
Of THE CLARTGS.
TIM ClAnroS was c5mplimented last
,,,ak bv calls and subscriptions from MANY
If The gentlemen attending the State
Teachers Association.
.. Rev. Alex. T. Watkins preached his first
sermon on Sunday morning last as pastor
Of the Methodist Church, III this city lie.
i. very acceptable 10 the con5resation'
The weather for the past several days
b,. brrn exceedingly wet and sloppy. For
twodlv. auI nights il rlin-d almost with
ont intermissioa Freezing cold today
....-,,,,l f-,,r,, T ~
inpton XIV, whittier he wa summoned to
attend his relative, Gen. W. /. NItheTs,
who was seriously Ill, bat now GONZALES.
Int
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y large ni'A2Sr "' ~ - 80
Legislature nav ''.l',7g,' ~ Wa Hon ali oct
i il'e 'ol " NH publish oar usual Legis-
I,,i,-o U;rart,ry.
IT'LL. :, T-,l..o,,
The CHRISTMAS i.''i,.''. 40 r.
passed oil without any "''-"i 1 - -, -
boys all seem ID 10 "'ft 80 ~ So
vi. '',,'t make them.
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We wish to draw atlahtl2h 70 ,lG can
for meeting OF tHf / tn- ei'..' " ~ III ~
be held at ! ocI"ek 'h!s evening: iiie
members, we thl4Nl c2 sa.5 sN4'e .
laH'y VI 90 '''''
Mr.. II. Il. Maye7, Jr1 Ntufney-l'-
Law, has a card IN this issue OF the paper,
He will practice in the state, Federal anu
Supreme Courts and promises pr0snP' at
tention to all business entrusted to HIM
City subscribers to Inc DAILY CLAIR
ION will lave the paper lett al theT stores,
offices. residence or post oiiies, rs each may
prefer. All who wish the paper, are re-
qucsted to notify US before Monday next
y p A,,Iayvbita If lincoln
I'll. ii,''c TT, I}ie,son Jobn ". Wat.
son, Esq. Of Cavington, and Cas- Often
sarEafA no
friends who ave TuE CLARION passing
call dnria., the past week.
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Mr.. l.: / M"H'-',.-.f 80, - NJ y +
Ro,ISs, -; .r'> Ur Wantl5msrv is vel
yarsaI in Railroad affairs, and viii, W.
ars sure. give satisfaction To all who may
have business TO transact with him.
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we learn :, ,'i,' " -,
OF MT, '""H "a ~ - III
have been aFEe's1l ana are no" III ~
Inc parties '''t, ne, ar I'i''7 IN r.
dom Jail and tie former in the Jail here.
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ai'Tt'isins H'S,ilsu' ,GI IA i, reoS,rab1,
o % - 81 he first ;ssr,
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1t appears that \ y, kinlbdll will g
Tue canih'9sl9n a. - s', n SIs cor,
Tor 'n'S ~ NJ p ILL nd 4, cn;
49, VI a., -. r5o9;n, q, dis MAJ
81 SUI 49, m l.si,srI p for h
49, ;.S IyiIsa5, c,l,reJ
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The Daughter eli Tie Regiment NoI
day night at the opera House was mr.
class. Bella and MAitin SIoiden' as ! o5
lnstainsi Their part with rare tact an
5ram,tic knowledge, ana were we'll SUI
norts1
g.
Among the young l''lles F5stls i go, -
evening was MSS 1,,Iil Si,s T,firsto
Ier OF NaP'' 'ic t'i ~,
lhis may be eoISiGeIeu lef i'oi ia O'e =
having spent her last Eeat ~ seiioo'. = =
prom.SeS' . y i,i, onJ n,ns;caf talent
ls"' n;tIi,,', IL. II, Isctson sociei
''Ne ." '''' '''''' i''''e
} ackson can boast OF Is hne meat D:
cts as are to be found anywhere III CT
like Sis. The display made by the
shristmas was creahtable 10 the erterpr
ng propTletOrs, aud It vas pleasure
pok at the tine assortment OF meats d
played. The besrat AeSSrs- Man q 90 ,,
Eas one OF the largest and fattest We IA
yer seem SIS
Tho EpiseeuaI and Catholic ehpr
hildings Of this CITY were destroyed
- durins the war. The first named sto
the corner of President and Am
reefs. where Or. Gait has for many We;
sltivated an excellent garden. st, Pete
hurch stood on the lot now occupied
. residence of Mrs CRANBERRY in |
outh Ward.
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Inc Staie Ieaellsfs' -Asse'Si 'i9.
=, .''te,,iea y W. fa.- tbe ;Jsa ,oLfa
IPs lIi.s,ita, ~ dsiiber,t;ons II /
Nv are nal Tor omen to the public. TIL