The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21

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| HE CLARION.
By POWER Dc BARKSD4LE
Omoisl Journal of the State Of Mississippi
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SEVEN MONTHS, q
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Nail Matter.
IT is real pleasure we have in an
nouncing that the water in the over
flowed region is decidedly on the down
grade.
Col. T. r. SrocEDALE is strongly
recommended by the Summit Times and
Intelligencer, for State Senator from
the S2nd District.
THE Messrs. Schawbs, of the Edwards
Item have published a "good-by card
to the readers of the paper and adyer-
tised its material for sale.
THE appointment of Mr.. A. B. Hurt
as Statistical Agent of the Agricultural
bureau for Mississippi will secure the
services of n very efficient and compe-
tent gentleman.
Mr.. WILEY SANDERS is candidate
for the Legislature in Attala county
The Star says that he is "A successful
farmer, an intelligent citizen and would
well represent the people.
By law Of the late Congress, the
Post Office Department will soon issue
postal notes" of S. or less for the
transmission Of small sums by mail, and
good for thirty days
THE Crystal Springs Meteor says that
Mr.. w. r Hughes, of that vicinity was
on hand with ripe strawberries on the
18th of March 1t is the early straw.
berry that catches the money in the
Western markets.
The death of DIR, Thomas W. Jordan
OF Louisiana, who left Madison county
Mississippi (where he was connected
with numerous respected and prominent
tamilles) short time before the war, II
announced. He died in his 49th wear.
The Natchcz Democrat has eloquent
and touching tributes to the mcmorie.
of DIR. John G. Inge and Mrs. !. d.
Shields, both honored residents of that
city, who have died within the past ten
days.
Hon. +. A. WOLFF is candidate for
Senator from the ID District. Will
such candidatcsaS Messrs. Frederick and
Wolff to select from, the District can.
not fail to select good representative
in the State Senate.
The Starkyille Citizen. in announcing
Hon. I. j. Wood asa candidate for re-clec.
ton to the lower house of the Missis
sippi Legislature, sayswhat all his associ-
ates in that body will endorse, that he
served his constituents faithfully and
well.
CAPT. y, +. JONES, of MONTGOMERY
county, having contributed no little in
times past to the election of friends TO
the Legislature, thinking no doubt that
turn about is fair play, is asking them
to reciprocate. He has been close OBJ
server OF public events for many wears
and would make useful member of the
Legislature.
The Iupelo Journal announces four
for the Legislature from Lee
county and among the number, DIR. ].
Al. Hoyle, whose able support Of the leg.
lsIation for the protection of the public
health against yellow fever and other
pestllential yisitations, when member
of the body, several years ago, will be
well remembered.
MR. THOMAS W. CAMPBELL, propri-
etor of the Vicksburg Commercial, an
nounces the suspension of tbot r,,o,
and that it is merged into the Herald of
that city. We hope the arrangement
will be beneficial to all concerned The
Herald deserves credit for the energy
and enterpriseits columns have long dis
played as news journal, to say nothing
OF the independence, sprightliness and
ability Of its editorial management.
HE busy notes Of preparation for the
coming canvass are heard on every hand