The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-25

We acknowledge, with pleasure, the re
ceipt Of an invitation to attend ''Gra''e
Full Dress Ball. at Alabama Whife Sulphur
Springs. Tomorrow night, 18th inst Among
the managers of the affair, we notice ths
names of Col J. S Hamilton, and Mr. j. J.
Green, of this city.
Our enterprising friend Mr.. j. Wesly
johnson. Of the the Tougaloo neighborhood,
was the FIRST planter in market with cotton
the present season as he was the last. 1t was
purchased by Robinson, Stevens Co He
is a frst-cass planter; and a hrst-elass gem
tleman any way you take him
The printing Of the new Code was finished
last Thursday, and Monday Of this week
was placed in the hands Of the Binders
hundred or more copies will be ready for de-
livery BIZ Saturday, and after this week, with
/ the large binding force employed, IL VIII he an
easy matter to deliver one hundred copies per
day until the work il finished
The thoughtful and considerate person who
suggested 70 the Hope Fire Company Brass
Band the propriety of meeting for practice in
some retired, sequestered place outside the
reach Of civilization, is certainly public
benefactor. and has earned the heartfelt thanks
of a grateful community But wait awhile
and the Hope Brass Band will be welcome
everywhere.
Judge Campbell has placed THE CLARION
Code force under lasting obligations by send
ing them, with his compliments freezer Of
delicious ice cream and basket of cake, upon
the completion of the Revised Code, last week.
The uniform kindness and courtesy Of Judge
Campbell. during the entire progress of the
work has been source of great pleasure to
those engaged on the work, and will be always /
pleasantly remembered by them.
The Democratic demonstration at Liberty /
Grove az miles from Jackson,) tomorrow,
viii be quite grand affair. In addition
to the political features, there will be ample OPP
oortunity for social enjoyment. A band will
be- on hand to furnish music for those inclined
10 dance. Large numbers from Jackson viii
attend Invitations have been extended 10
Col Hooker. Major Barksdale and Gen. Lowry
10 address the meeting, and these gentlemen
have signifed their intention OF being present
All invited.
The Kinds County Gazette says it is sat
SIZED that the announcement made by the
Viek sburg papers that the Coopers Well pro-
,erty has been purchased by company, and
hat the premises will at once be improved, is
property belongs to the heirs of TWO deceased
persons, C. G. and Thomas Shackletord) and
cannot be sold without proper action in the
;3urts (Which has not yet been had;) and after
he necessary DEGREES notice of sale would ne {
.essarily have TO be advertised and the sale
publicly made.
Since Saturday morning, we have had i'm
,artel to US. Just exactly seven hundred and
ixty-three and one-half C76312) times, the re-
reshing information that 't's warm The
,ne-half represents the last news vendor that
allied He come into the local saGctum late
yesterday evening. The outside thermometer
marked 96'. The internal raging up
n the two-hundreds He tour would be in J
was dressed in pull-back buster
f the cut-away pattern-onlv this and moth
ug more. He approached with beaming
benevolent smile thinking evidently, that he
vas furnishing news item that would startle
he whole community. He seated himself, ,
lanced up al the thermometer, and, began !
was but beginniug-'its he'll He was
eized and stripped of mis- airy costume, and
hrust out into the highway before he could
nish We lost the item, but had revenge.