The Grenada sentinel., 1899-04-29
[To BE coNrINuED,l
Mississippi Candida tea.

/ Ito BE CONTINUED &
/ Mississippi Candidates. aa
For United States Senators-A. j,
McLaurin OF Rankin, and John Aller
Of Lee, long term; VIM. V. Sullivan o1
Lafayette, and Robert Lowry Of Ran.
kin, short term.
For Governor-Frank A. Critz of Clay
A. H. Longino of Washington, James
F. McCool of Attala, w. A. Montgom'
cry Of Kinds, Robert Powell of Madi.
son, James K. Vardaman of Lefore.
L!eutenant-Governcr-James T. Har.
rison Of Lowndes, Evon NJ. Barber 81
Harrison.
Secretary Of S.ate-J. L. Power OF
Kinds. ....-... (
Auditor Of Public Accounts-W. Q.
Cole of Yalobusha, e. J. Smith of Mon.
roe, 7. NJ. Henry OF Kinds. +
State Treasurer.-James L. Gillespie
of Lefiore. Lem D. Smith of Kinds, j.
E. Showers of Lafayette, John Calhoon
of Marshall.
Observation-Disclosures McClurg
of Lehore, Walter Trotter of Mont
gOmery. @ @a
State Superintendent OF Education
Henry L. Whitfield Of Rankin, j. NJ.
Barrow Of Lowndes. s
State Land Commissioner e. H. Nali
Of Holmes, E. J. Marett Of Marshall.
State Revenue Agent-Wirt Adams OF
Kinds. , IS t.,
Clerk Supreme Court-E. W. Brown
OF Copiah. s" IsyF e.
Railroad Commissioners-Northern
District, J.. ]. Evans of Monroe, j. J..
Conan of Tishomingo, J. c. Kincannon
of Lee, ]. R. Binford of Montgomery.
B. F. Thomas Of Grenada, A. P. Wat
son OF Oktibbeha; Central District
John D. McInnis Of Lauderlale, E. M.
Lawrence of Warren, F. M. Triplette
OF Leake; Southern District-M. M.
Evans of jackson, A. Q. May of Simp-
son, ]. G. Lyell Of Copiah.
The candidates for county offices will
average about seventy-five to county.
i. sz r a Fine Days Outing.
Il. The writer of these notes INDUCED in
a fine days outing last week. Reach
ing Holly Springs were Hospitality en-.
tertained at North Mississippi Female
College. In the chapel next morning
DR.. Raymond gave Mr.. McClurg and
the writer pleasant introduction to
his splendid corps Of students. The
college is prospering snd will have tc
enlarge its capacity. ts'
Attended the Confederate reunion at
New Albany on the morning of the 18th.
The courthouse was packed. The spe.
cial feature of the exercises was the
oration Of Hon. Thomas Spight, which
was about the best we have heard on
like occasion. That AFTERNOON took in
the speaking at the compress shed, and
the same afternoon moved out for
Ripley on the narrow.guage, passing
Blue Mountain College, which has
nearly two hundred boarding pupils.
While at Ripley enjoyed the hospitality
Of DR.. John Y. Mufry and other friends
and visited the public school, now in
charge OF Prof. Newhardt, with q fine
corps Of teachers. On returning to
New Albany was entertained at the
home of Editor Blakcslee. He is a |
hustler, and is the moving spirit OF
many projects thought to be visionary,
but now substantial and profitable |
realities He gave New Albany an
electric light plant. He has one Of the |
best equipped printing offices in the
State. On 18th and 10th visited Kos.
:iusko and found the place wonder.
lully improved since our visit in 1895.
rhe Masonic district deputies were in
session. and exemplifying the work by
,onferring degrees on several caudi.
lates Of Trinity Lodge No. IS. A
splendid courthouse, magnificent
public school building, an up.to-date
l0tel, more than score Of new stores,
lew churches, an additional bank. and
,alatial residences are improvements
II the last four years. Prot. Boyd con.
lucted us through his school, which !.
,erfect in all its appointments. He
ms $50 students, and ninc assistant
eachcrs- -four Of them graduates d
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The young men Of jackson have got
move on them. They propose organ.
zine q Business League. The old men
IN do the resoluting. and they will DO
be executing.
The indications are that large mum.
'ersof counties will have : primary vote |
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