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J. e. Hughes, has magnificent stock

]. 3. Hughes, has magnificent stock
of toilet articles, call and see him.
] E Hughes has most complete stock
of s,toilet articles, cigars and tobacco.
Everything will be sold very cheap for
the money,
hew 'Old Oaken Bucket" For sale
at Mrs. Loewenstein's.
J. f. Hughes drugstore is the place
to get everything that is desired in the
drug line. Mr.. Hughes has been in the
drug business here for years; is well
known to all, and respectfully solicits the
patronage they have heretofore bestowed
upon him. #
J. Lane Leigh, magistrate, will hold
one term of his court at Elliott Station
on the lst Monday of each month, and
one regular term at Grenada on the 3rd
Monday of each month. [3-1S-1y]
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20
MAN HOOD
HOW Lost How Restored

Just published, q new edition Of DIR. Gull
yerwelI's Celebrated Essay on the1dtlical
cure of SPERMATORRHEA or Seminal
w Weakness, involuntary Seminal Losses, I'M.
POTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lmpediments to Marriage, etc ; also, Con-
SUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FRS, induced by
self-indulgence or sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clerly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences ofself-abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out a mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and effectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what hisc con-
d1tion may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and rddjcdtty.
aUThis Lecture should be in the hands of
every man in the land.
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope, to
anyaddress postpaid, on receipt Of six cents
Or two postage stamps. Address sJ
the CULvERWELLM MEDICAL CO.,
Al ANN ST.. NEW YORK, N. "; P. o. Box, 45O.
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The Chicago Journal "says it is sus-

II THE Chicago Journal "says it is sus-
pected that the originators Of the scheme
h congress for the creation of new and
eparate department in the government,
y be known as the Department of Ag-
iculture, headed by Cabinet Secretary,
We're evolving a nice fat thing for the
|pecial benefit OF some "sIalwart" politi-
Fan who wants a snug place. If this
fas the fact, the little game was serious
N interfered with last Tuesday by the
House, which adopted an amendment to
be bill' to the effect that the proposed
lew Cabinet Secretary shall be a "prac-
lcal agriculturist:." That amendment
yves a degree of value and importance
b the new Department, if established,
Fhich it would not possess if like some
fher Government Departments, it was
be u mere political machine, with po-
tical boss in control of it,
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what il Does.

what ii Does.
Ii | drink beer
1t makes me queer.
Ii | drink ale
It makes me pale. 'f
If l drink wine
My joys decline.
If | drink gin
1t leads to sin.
II drink rum
Sad sorrows come.
II l drink grog
I'm all a Cog.
Try what | will,
From vat or still,
1t gives me pain
And turns my brain,
I'll leave it all
Before l fall
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20

!. r. Austin has just received a beau
tiful line of Bernhardts and Pinafore Ties
Opera and Lace Gandals, Operas Beaded
Trimmings, all in single pair cartoons.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20

THE Summit Times and Sentinel and
the Magnolia Herald are somewhat
wrathy at each other Hormonize breth-
ren, and let the good work go on.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20

Memphis prices on drugs duplicated
and freight saved by w. P. fowler & Co,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20

Persons calling for any Of the letters
will please say advertised"
OFFICE HOURS
Money Order Department 500 A. NJ. to
s P. NJ. Registry Department 500 A. NJ. to
5 P. NJ. General Delivery 7'30 A. to P. NJ
Stamps Department 7.30 A. M. toS p. NJ.
Positively no business after hours. ~. F.
J. H. CAMPBELL, z. NJ.
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For Kent.

Store house first door south of Snider's
bank on Main street. For particulars 10.
ply to r. Horton or w. r. Parks.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20

W. H. Herman, the famous editor OF
the Okolona States, more widely known
as the "Wild ass of the Prairies" is now
editing paper out west. The Detroit
Free Press says that letters contempora-
neous with his editorial career in Missis-
s!ppi, have been unearthed in Michigan
acknowledging the receipt Of money from
the Republican committee Of that State,
and asking information in regard to the
effect of his editorials. ~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20

None but the best drugs aud toilet ar
cles kept at w. p. fowler 4 Co.'S.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20

Will also club with any other papers in
| the United States at reduced rates. The
cash must always accompany the order.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-05-20

Died May IL, 1882, at her residence in
Michigan, Mrs. P. G. Adams May God
throw his protecting shield over the be-
reaved husband and little orphaned girl
she left behind, and lead them in the
straight but narrow paths Of virtue and
truth. .q.
"0ur lives are severed but th8 golden chain
Ofiove, that linked our hearts doth still re-
main
Unbroken, by deaths strong mysterious
spell
'Thy will be DONE my fathr, it!s WELL"
Mt.
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For RENT.-The residence known as
the Strong place, adjoining Mr.. Q. F.
Bledsoe. For terms, apply to
B. G. ADAMS, JR., Agent.
FOR RENT.
The store house formerly occupied by
w. s. Ingram, on Main ST., below J. E.
Hughes drugstore. Apply to
L. G. MAJET
or JOHN GEORGE.
1t will be my pride in the future as in
the past to bring out all new and desira-
BILE styles and novelties as fast as they
are originated We are determined our
patrons shall have the satisfaction of Sc
lecting from a stock which includes full
assortment of the very latest modes as
well as standard styles of all descriptions.
+. r. AUSTIN.
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THE GRENADA SENTINEL

And either Of the following weekly
newspapers can be had one year for the
amount stated:
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post>Otiice at Gre
NADIA, Grenada county, Miss, May Goth
1882:
Aver, Lizzie Booth, Erancis
Barham, Mr. Darlington, j W
Cohea, H Z Davis, Thomas
Griffith, R Mitchell, Abe
Oliver, D G Rutledge, John i2)
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Hardy, Miss, May 10, 1852.
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SOLID GOLD WATCHES.
THE OPPORTUNITY ORA IIFF-T1MFlss

We have lately purchased a bankrupt
stock Of Watches and iJewelry, which
we shall offer in our catalogue at about
nall the usual prices As the stock Is
iery large, and we wish to turn it into
money quickly, we have determined.
In order 70 arouse pnblic interest and
secure applications for our catalogue
OF fine goods. to make IN offer ofa
SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASE WvTcH
at 9 price mnch below the cost of pro-
duction. Our offer Is ID send by regis
tered mail Carefully packed ID 4 Woo. x q I
den box J Solid GoLD n HUNTING CASE
PATENT LEAvER FULL JRWELED
WATCH on receipt Of .$1963 We war
rant the massive cases to be solid gold
- 4 l. Il ~ q. .i1 4
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Sherfn's Sale.

Al ANN ST.. New YORK, N. "; p. o. Box, 45o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
,SSnI1dD uno Wahr",
,~,GeaotnaD iiber Srritable l~tretbra'',
0Itt nna NSnhIif,ntn.

IS fann teine 6eiere Gorontie iir ben g6erib uun Or.
Naowop's aItbe9ruubetsu u. d. u. Seitmitteln oufeez
mt,noeu ~berielbeu. Gs siebt iOwobl faIide vSeIplpents"
ais aud ,~Jtelieis" uro ,@ius". Sebet Sud Dor unS
uerlau9ei nur Railways uub ad1tet Saroni, ooB Der
ytame v%9taowap" i4 auI benz setGuften ArtiteL behubE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
RAILWAYS
Ne9mltremOe SiQett.
golfOmmene %nrgan3eu, ltnOern6e Ibfiibrs
Mtttel wirfclt Dble Sd)nterI itcts 3tOcrz
luliia urlS natilrlid lit iDrcr Speration.
Gin pe0ctabiIifOcs GriabmttteI
fir G1luNteI.

goufommer obne iesliden Bet9eidntad, elegant nit
inbem Summit slaiirt, %purSiren, rssultren. retntsen urS
iGrfen.
ID 9iIIen 3ur Cur aner 6rontbeitet bs
MaoeuS. br 2eber, Ser 9ebdrlne, Der Rieren, Der Slaie,
fomie iir ~neru0ies Sopiueb, 8eritopiun9, Snoi9eition,
OispepIie, biliOie 3uftdnoe, 6ieber, notwithstanding
huno. !6dmotrbpioet unb ole dnoeret Yeioel oes llnters
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bifiib, feline Spur Don Oterfur, Dtineralien ober i4aos
lideH Dro9uen.
g9~ Dian bea6te iot9enbe S%praptone BON Srontbets
Ten BET 8erbauunssor9ane: SerltOpfnns, innerItde S6s
morrboiSer, 8lutpaaun9 mad benz 6opie, Sdure i'm
9Haoen. nebelteit, Soobrenner, @fel Dor benz @fIen,
Mo9enbridcn, laures AuiitoBen, Sinten ODER 8eben oes
6erSens, erItidenbes @eiIbL beim Gie9en, Eebel ober
S(odern Dor ben Nu9en, Steber nno oumpie Sdrler5en
I'm RopIe, ItodenOer Itben, Selbes Gusiebel Der Saut
unb Der Iugen, Seiteniteben, S6merSen in Der 8ruft
rub in ben &teoerr, pl0glide Inpauuusen pom 6ise,
Bremen bs 6leti9es.
Ginioe Oolen pom &abwap's BiIIeu nerben
bos SnItem Don allen Obenseuannten Rroutbetten bss
ireten.
GretS % Gents per S6a6tel.
mir pisberbolen, bas Der 9eier uniere 8a6er unS
Sdrtiten lber Srantbeiten unb beren Rur itubtren utub,
Dol Nuem:
,SnII6 uno Wahr",
,,Oaa0tna0 iiber SrritnbIe 1trefbr0",
,,GaOtUan Ibcr ScropbcIn',
uub oubere Sdriitsn I6er Rrantbeiteu peri9ieoener Nrt
Sn ben Ipotbeten Su bGben.
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Yaau fdide cine Brieimorte on 8 ID q o.
30. 81 Barren, &de Der Sbur9 StrabS
@ew YorE
e selebruns. Gauienbe pom Dollars wertb, pirS
GI9 susel4idt werben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
Observation-Disclosures

gfuhr, Oiarrhoe, GboIera Dtorbus ober i6nferSboftel
Stublearo rperoen in Is bis 20 Niinliten turirt Onrd
Guouap'S 9Reabp &eltei. gSeoer Yeritopiun9 nod Gnts
%siinbuno, weoer Sdpdde nod Yiutti3teit peruria6t Der
Sebrou6 Don 9t. u. 0teltef.
G5 war SaS critic nlO tit has ett3tge id]uterjs
OertilQen0e Ntittel,
bas @rtsiinoun9en bebt urb Gon9elttonen tetlt, mo9en
lie MN an ben Yruoert, benz Wtasen, ben @tu9epetoeit,
ZEN 0rIier ober anoeren Srganen tbren Sip baben, be-
eiurlalt9er Anwenonu9.
Sa Gins big 3iuan3ig WinrtenJ
wie lebr tie aud ben &beunutiideu, gettldsertsen,
Sdlpaden, 8ertrippelten, Herp0icn, Gi6tii9en oeer
on innllioer &ranfbeit Yeibenoen qudlen nlo9eni St0os
MANS 9teaOD GeIief wtro onsenbIttlt9 9nlfe
i6dtiett bet
@utsinbungen Der gtieren, @nt3Inbuneen
Der 8laIe, @e6Grmz @%nt3inbung, 2ungens
GonaeItionen, Salsleioen. Nltbma, 6er3s
flopfen, Oipbteria, bplterti6en Qnfaueu,
BrGune, Gatorrb, S~nfIuen3a, 6opfpeb,
2abnldmerSen NeuralgiG, JtbeunattSs
mus, faltem uno beiBem Steber, 9ubners
augen uno SrOitbeuLen.
Die Inpenouro bes r0teabp GetieIS an Der ober ben
leiDenben Stelen Dirb uIsbaIo bebaslt4s @rIei9terun9
i6aficn.
0reibis bis fedais Eropfen buuOn in einsm baIben
9rinfaios poG @dfier peroen in pentgen In9enbltden
ErdmSle, Wtoaenidure, Sob5re1nen, &opfi6meraer.
Otorrboe, ODitntrp, 3oltf, @lG9nnSert in ben @tHSe'
petben unb o1e innerliden S6merSen betien.
Netienoe lonter INNER cine Slaide non Gaopap'a
.Geobp 9eliei" BET fi6 tru9en. gSent9e Eroptel oopon
in 9Saiier 9etban beu9en allen Srontbetten unb ben ods
nit perrnlpiten Yetben, bic aus benz SebrGude idlebten
Maler8 entipringer, DOR. Us lit Elm bellerer St'Hr
lam ais fran30Ii6st Brandy ober Sttters.
GatteS mno bibi8es Steber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
6rets Is Gents per G6a6tel.

@ir pieberbolen, bab Der 9eier uniere 8a9er unS
S6riIten lber SroHtbeiten nnb beren 8ur i~tubtren utuS,
nr Nuem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12

g8ie I'M gar5en iit66itli6en europa
berr1bte big Ifttte 0tat olt6 IN &umdz
nten etne dreflt9e 9itrre, 10 boB
bic BepDlferu1g dion fir ben Saaten1tan0
fitrdtete. PUT 2(ltratben Der Qopeu muir
ben ltltn IN 8ufurel6t IN ben StraBen Ser
Staot Die 9teltqltien 0eS 6eili9en Oenleter IN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12

ol JVABIuIlD ILDtlIlI llt0lI 1lIDtlllftlden
u II d. l0gen olt0 inter Der q rtillerie
aut Die Spur gefontnlcn 5it letn. 9ta6
S0Dlretde1t nGhtli6et polt5eilt0en 8iiituz
tionett tn ben 8etersburger 9lrtiuerietaierz
ltclt farDen Otttte Dor. W3onats audi in
SOeia iol6e itatt. 9rei 9trtilericeSf
5iere tplrDe1l a%rretirt, tporauf ii1 3met
aroere Offt8tere, ltm iid Ser Ger6afz
tu1t9 81 eltt5teben, er9enften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12

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The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-16
REMEMBER xxx.

In accordance with instructions, l tele-
graphed to the department, in cipher,
the progress made, and also described
the above ticket. We seemed to be in a
strong enough position now toventure to
throw OFT the mask as regarded Wick
low; so sent for him. also sent for
and recei d back the letter written in
sympathetic ink, the surgeon accom-
panying it with the information that thus
far it had resisted his tests, but there
were others he could apply when I
should be ready for him to do so.
The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-16

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The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-16

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The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-16

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We're. the
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,ortanc4 to
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i'll Try the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Up 10 and including the sth OF July, 1880, the
board Of School Trustees OF the city OF Ennis
win receive aud consider bids for the building OF
framo school house In said city. building 10
seat 400 p pits. Plans and specifications, drawn
by NJ Clayton archi!oct can DO seen At NE he
be awarded on the IL h day Of July, The Board
| reserves the right to reject any aud all bids
Payments 10 be made Hs work progresses, Good
bonds will DO required. Bids should DO addressed
10 ] l.. q iEEK,
sec'y Board Of school Trustees, Ennis, Tex.
| uu2S.tt
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A Mitigation of the BObtail Car Nuisane.

The bobtail car to be freed from some of
its horrors. James II. Small, the originator
of the bel-punch, has come to the front
again, and an invention which he has just
perfected is to be introduced to-day by the
Third Avenue Horse Car company, No
more is the passenger to be obliged to ell
bow his way to the front of the car to de-
post his iare, treading on other peoples feet
and crowding every body from his way.
The apparatus by which tho change from
the old order of affairs is to be brought
about consists ola fiat brasstube, faced with
brass This tube runs through the entire
length of the car, one end being raised some
inches higher than the other. The lower
end terminates in a regular fare-box. Fixed
in the tube from the top, at inter walls Of
about eighteen inches, are openings just
large enough to receive nickle and dropped
to any of these openings, the coin rolls
quickly down the inclined plane Of the tube,
and drops into the tarc-box in full sight of
the driver.-[' Gath" in Cinci nnatti Enaui.
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care n u, it Ii as matter. of Justice, a clear
| matter OF right, that call for recognition.
Will it be given to the few that now remain
of that little gallant band that achieved so
much for their country; the vast domain OF
Texas and California, to say nothing OF the
maintenance of the honor OF our country,
which Is tar above dollars and cents?
You say, do not be discouraged" For
myself have long since lost all hope. |
served two campaigns under the flag of the
United States; was regularly and honor.
ably, discharged. Volunteered the third
time and marched into foreign land, for
the love and honor Of my country; have
served that country in many civil positions
in which every duty or obligation entrust-
ed to my keeping was faithfully met,
and discharged honestly. The
pittance of pension care nothing about;
but OH for an honorable endorsement of the
old and almost gone veteran Mexican SOL
der. Shall live to see justice done my
old comrades? OF my company of seventy
six men, know of only six or eight that
now survive. il" l'h
have long since retired from public
life, the greatest wish have now is that |
may live to SEQ the rights and justice OF the
Mexican veterans acknowledged and yindi-
Gated by being enrolled among the de-
tenders Of their country rights and honor.
Will it be donep do not believe il.
| hope you may meet with financial sue
cess; think you deserve it. | have long
since quit writing tor the public eye. Your
paper to-day aroused my dormant feelings,
which has brought out this letter; if there
is word or sentence that Is worth any
thing that will tend to aid the good cause
in which you are laboring in, use it rs you
please. Your obedent servant,
G. w. PATRICK.
Late Captain Company c. Arkansas
Mounted GHnmen, Colonel Yell.
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""""1O"
MEXIA.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
MExIA, TEXAS, June 90, 1sS2.-Having
heard so much Of this wonderful Watering
place, our Texas Baden-Baden for health
and pleasure, l thought I would see for
myself of what l had heard such great
wonders.
The Wooten Wells are owned and con-
trolled by three gentlemen, the original
Wooten and two gentlemen from Mexia.
The outlay In the way Of new buildings this
spring, has been vel great. The park and
grounds are arranged beautifully and orna-
mented with trees, shrubbery and flowers.
There is one hotel, fine wooden
structure as find in the state,
kept In first.class style and the charges
very moderate, For the accommodation Of
the many guests the Well company has
eracted about fifty meet cottages. as so far
as l.could see every one was occupied.
md glad to see all dong we'll
Campers are just now beginning TO
DIR. Willis, formerly of Waco, and DR..
Wallace, late superintendent lunatic asy-
lum, Austin, have permanently located
here. They are eminent physicians and
lave a large practice,
find some very distinguished people here.
General 4. n. Work, OF Galveston, Mrs.
George Coke and son, Of Waco, Judge Seal
OF Corsicana, General Hawthorn, Of Wash
ington and many others, and all speak In
praise OF the wonderful benefits of the
Wooten mineral waters. The bathing il
another one Of the grand features here
The lighthouses are complete indeed; yet
may get bath OF this mineral water In an.
wS, or temperature desired.
Twas surprised to find the location Of th
place so high and undulating---to sum II al
mp, this Is truly a wonderful health ant
pleasure resort, and q blessing and orna
mept to our state. The future development
ofthese wells Is almost unsurpassed. Their
Is no humbug or deception praoticed here
only stayed short time, but talk wit
the afflicted would convince the most unbe
Loving or the wonderful election Of thes
waters. f.f
The Texas Central, 20 I learn, will ru
excursion trains every Sunday from Wac
aud Dallas, and / would advise all to d
like your correspondent and see 70
yourself and DO satisfied u.
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The feeble and annotated, suffering from vs.
pepsia or indigestion in sny form, are advised,
ior the sake OF their own bodily and mental COM
of the mos. delicate constitution testify to It's
harmless and restorative properties. Physicians
everywhere, disguised with the adulteraied
liquors of commerce, prescribe ii as the safest
and most reliable of all stoluachics. For sale by
allrngglSts a I'd DealerS ge lerally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-28
Headache, Torpid Liver, Costiveness.

simmons Liver Regulator, by its mild
cathartic properties, relieves the bowels
from distractions and ceanses the system
of all impurities without sickening OF
weakening. Cures headache, indigestion
and liver complaint--eyen the most con.
tirmed chronic cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-28

HorSeford's Acid Phosphate In seasickne ~
s. s. Parker, Wellington, Ohio, says:
while crossing Lake Erie, gave it to
some fellow.passengers who were seasick,
and il gave immediate relief"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-28
DID you Know ms

You canetreng.hen the digestive organs,
prevent costiveness, diarrhUa and all bowel
disorders, BY timely use Of Browns Iron
Bltters, true tonic, perfect strength.
cncr,
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAwlNGy
,,,, CLASS G. AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY,, JULY +, 1000
Under the SUPERVISION and manage man rooa.
Gems. g. T. BEAUREGARn .s,o OF
and JUBAL A. EARL
Capital = Prize. $4,000. =
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Ea1b
Fractions in Fiiths in PropOrtiOn

1857 Prizes, amounting 10. so,,--.
Application for rates to clubs shnrii;' .s2oo, 100
leans. p""' III new Or.
For further information, write clearly r;r,.
null address. Send orders by Exnress kp, als
tered Letter or Money Order, addressad o nsgs.
mn M A, DAUPHIN. New Orleans IT, T"
FRANK L0BRANO Southeast Cornsr Ia ~ :,
ana Houston Streets, Fort Worth Texas '0u''h
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-19
Senator Hills Funeral.

Expressions of sorrow at the death of
Georgia's late Senator, Hon. B. H. Hill,
are not confined to the State upon which
he reflected so much credit in Congress.
They come as well from every section of
the cOuntry-NOrth, South, East and
West. To-day all that is mortal of the dis
tinguished dead will be laid away forever
out of sight in this world. His name
and fame, however, will still survive,
and will always live fresh and green in
the hearts of his fellow citizens.
1t viii. be seen by a proclamation
of His Honor the Mayor, else
where published, that an opportunity
will be given our citizens Oday to
publicly manifest their recognition of the
loss which the State and country has
sustained in the death of the dis
tinguished deceased, and it is to be
hoped the recommendations contained
therein may be generally adopted.
We are satisfied that this silent
yet eloquent tribute to the
life and character of Georgia's dead
Senator will be faithfully paid by our
people Great grief always finds appro-
pirate expression in silence, and the sug.
gestion of the Mayor will without doubt
be rega, ded as the most fitting means OF
showing the widespread sorrow of oul
entire community over this public be
reavemeut.