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FRIENDSHIP, August sth, 1882.

Editor Grenada Sentinel We are in
heat No. /, on the head of Perry's creek.
\ have never seen anything in your
paper from our locality. H of Spar
IA church expressed wish to hear from
all parts of the country. In order to
matify HIS wish I have concluded to
give you few facts in regard to matters
and things connected with this neigh
borhood. Our neighborhood is pretty
much right Wright and it seems to be
getting more Wright" Frank Wright
has a boy who in his Franks not the
boys) estimationsis WONDER it is his
first. tits the general opinion that crops
are good, and that there will be plenty
of bread, and feed for teams next year.
/ have heard that one OF our neighbors
will make corn enough to do him two
years. suppose he estimates by the
quantity he has used the present season.
One of my neighbors has q piece of land
on which he has raised fine crop OF
oats and now has fine crop of corn and
peas on the same land. | saw the same
man few days ago blowing up his first,
crop of potatoes and planting the same
land for a second crop. So you see they
are utilizing the land. was at Mr.. John
Wrights few days since, and'he showed
me some fine cotton which I think is
very remarkable for the quantity OF
forms it has and more SO for the size of
the bolls which are decidedly the largest
lever saw. There has been general
road working in this neighborhood; and
our friend and neighbor G.. H. Carter
who is overseer of the road running
from Frances Wrights towards town has
given it a working unknown to it before.
We are ever and anon greeted by the
sound ofthe whistle Of our quandam
friend G. w. Ragsdales engine, and
when we happen to 80 to his mill we are
greeted with his smiling face and in
structed by his eloquent tongue in many
things and especially in regard to farming
and fertilizers. When he gets proper
condenser we will grow splendid crops
in this locality. Fodder pulling is the
order of the day now. Tuscahoma wants
factory, l see, But this is the place for a
nallfactory. Ask G W Ragsdale ifitisn't.
We have school in this neighborhood
attended by from twenty-five to thirty
five pupils, as fine specimens of young
Americans as you would wish to see.
Respectfully, T.
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Got Left.

A clerk OH South Water street was
talking tafy through telephone to his
best girl, and one OF his companions
slipped up behind him and poured a
handful Of No. s bird shot down the
back of his neck.
80, III! What's the use of acting
the ID fool all the time? ?" impul-
sively exclaimed the telephone man
without moving more than thousand
miles away from the instrument.
"That settles it % sung out his Sun
day-go-tc-meeting-best girl, II wouldn't
be even sister to you any more. =
Cheek.
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NUMBER 4


HALL's VEGETABLE SIcILIAS HAHs
REVIEWER is scientific combination
of some Of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom
It restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. It cures dandruif and humors,
and falllng-out Of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. It
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as a hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparations
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t IS
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State Assayer Of Massachusetts
The popularity of Halls Hair Renewer'
has increased with the test Of many
years, both in this country and in
foreign lands, and tis now known and
used in all the civilized countries OF
the world.
For sale by all dealers.
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GRENADA. MISS SATURDAY. AUGUST IL, 1882.

". P. fowler & Co.'S store is headquar-
ters for the very best of everything in
the drug line.
That Hacking Cough can be SO quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee
it. Sold by ]. E. Hughes.
Fresh and pure drugs always on hand
at city prices at ]. E. Hughes Also, all
the best brands Of cigars.
Water, pure, ice cold, and chrystal
clear, and plenty of it, at Gus Wolfe's
saloon.
J. E. Hughes is the place to go for
drugs and toilet articles.
New arrival Of Dress goods, Trimmings,
Lace Collars, Fancy Linen Collars, etc.
at J. w. Grifis & Co.'S.
For drink of pure French brandy or
Jamaica rum of undoubted origin, 60 to
Gus Wolfe's saloon.
If your&tooth aches, your eye pains,
your ear hurts, come to my store for the
remedy. J. f. HUGHES.
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Winona, Miss, August T. Winston
county last Saturday instruced for Mr.
Money for congress, and Noxubee county
did the same on that day. The Carroll
county mass meeting to-day instructed
four votes for Mr.. Money and passed res
olutious indorsipg his course as a private
citizen and as congressman, and con-
demning his ISLANDERS; pledged themselve:
to vote for the nomiDee of the Macon
convention; also indorsing the action ol
she congressional executive committee at
Waltbal. The result of these committees
insures Moneys nomination by five Oh
the old and by three and two-thirds on
the new basis. Money announced in his
speeches in Choctaw that he would not
accept the nomination unless he received
q majority on each basis.
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JEFF. Davis Uniforms CoIOred Band.
The Vicksburg Herald has the follow

The Vlcksburg Herald has the IolloW-
ing
A pleasant little episode reaches us
from Davis Bend. Ex-President Davis
and Mrs. Davis visited their old home,
the Brierfeld plantation, and spent a
week there. During their stay they and
their financial adviser, Mr.. Hays, OF the
First National Bank OF Nashville, were
honored in every possible way by the col
ored citizens Of the Bend, and the resi-
dents of the Bend are nearly all colored
people. The Davis Bend cornet band,
known as the Brierfeld band, composed
entirely of colored men, rendered grand
serenade at the Brierfeld residence. Mr..
Davis and family were agreeably sur
prised at the excellency and variety OF
the music.
The ex-president responded in little
speech, in which he highly compliment
ed the musicians. After that he referred
to the vast interests in the valley and the
necessity for building up and developing
the rich sections OF the country. He
dwelt with touching beauty on
the hearty welcome which he had
received and the kindly relations
existing between both races. On the re-
turn of the party to Beauvoir, on the
Gulf coast, or rather when they went
through New Orleans, Mr.. Davis pur-
chased splendid uniforms for all the
members of the Brierfeld cornet band.
The band is now happy having brand
new instruments and uniforms. The
leader is B. T. Montgomery, the brother
of the county treasurer.
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TcoNcLUDED NEXT WEEK !

Rev. Geo. 0. Barnes, the Evangelist
who recently converted the entire ad.
ministration of Kentucky with many
citizens of less public reputation, uses in
his family when sick, coil, prayer and
trust in Jesus" Many other families
have equally as good health, and get
well just as readily without any of these
thereputical agencies. If brother B.
will take himself and remedies to Natl
morris, and clean out the yellow fever
with them, we will be convert to
modern miracles. The era Of witchcraft
is past, but superstition still fingers.
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold at Hughes.
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the
remedy for you. Sold at J. E. Hughes
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by shiloh's catarrh remedy;
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold
by J. L. Hughes
For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price twenty-five
cents. Sold by j. E. Hughes.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption cure
is scld by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by j. E. Hughes.
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Furniture Department

Ill Jul
Furniture Department.
we keep nothing bat the very best con-
sisting OF fine Chamber suits, Parlor
suits, and every thing kept in a first
class Furniture store.
In our UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT, we have from the cheapest wood
Cofins to the finest Metallic Csskets,
and orders from up and down the rail-
road by telegraph will have prompt at.
tcntion day Or night We keep on hand
as fine hearses as are in the South and
will carry them promptly to any call.
In the LUMBER LINZ we have a fine
stock Of every kind nea I'd in building
and repairing. Our faciIi les for keeping
lumber are better now than we have
ever had and we feel that parties want
ing anything in that line will do well to
give US trial before buying elsewhere.
We will deliver Lumber by the car
load at the Depot for sl4 pr m.
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THE STATE OF Mississippi:

To JOHN d. McLemofc. Austin. in the
c,unty of Travis, and Slate # Texas,
and to the unknown heirs Of 2 L. Nc
Lemore, Lepcre Fork, in Williamson
county, State Of Tennessee:
You are commanded to appear befu e
the Chancery Court OF the county Ct
Grenada in said State, on the 1st Mnl :
day in September, 1882, to answer mo-
,ioh tn correct decree made in said court
at the March term thereof, filed by Mars
garct W Markham, wherein you are de-
fendants A. V 3. THOMAS,
VIM 9. Mclean, t'hnncery Clerk,
Solicitor. By j. T. Thomas, D. G..
July 2lst, 1882
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Non Resident Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
To Ephraim Stokes: You are COM
manded to appear before the Chancery
Court of the county of Grenada in said
State, on the
1sr MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1882,
to defend the suit in said Court of Emily
Stokes wherein you are defendant.
A. v. 3. THOMAS, Clerk.
By J. T. Thomas, D. Q.
q. w. Jones, sorr. for comp't.
Grenada Miss, August A. 1882. (4t
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TICKETS So. HALVES 81

Inc hOVaI Havana Ufi1cIal List I'e8Idesa
Every Prize.
Subject to no manipulation oct com.
trolled by the parties in interest honest
ly managed, it is the fairest, sauarest an d.
best thing in the nature OFF lottery that
could be conceived.
See that the name of Gould & Co. is
on the ticket. None othersare genuine.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION,
For Information and Tickets apply to-
SHIPSEY COMPANY, General Agents,
1872 broadway, New York City,
or Us +. Randolph Street, Chicago Ills.
or JYo. B. FERNANDEz,
Sayannah, On.
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Chills and fever are now beginning to
shake people up. Come to my store and
get remedy that will put quietus up
on all such unnatural conditions.
J. +. HUGHES.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-08-12

All the mineral waters of Germany
and Bohemia hermetically sealed and
consequently effective, are to be found
at Gus Wolfe's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-08-12

A splendid stock OF everything to be
found in the drug line at j. E. Hughes
very cheap.
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Sheriff's sale.
Sheriff's sale.
n. n G. ). Ss'"s' :: venai rspona..
w. s. INGRAM

vs Vendi Exponas.
w. S. INGRAM
BY virtue OF the above described Ven
di Exponas to me directed by the Circuit
Clerk of Grenada county, / will expose
to public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door OF said
county of Grenada, State of Mississippi,
in the town of Grenada, on
MONDAY, THE 4TH DAY or SEPTEMBER, '82
between the hours prescribed by law,
the following described land to wit:
east half of southwest quarter and west
half of southeast quarter and northeast
quarter of southeast quarter all in sec
ton "a township 90 range 6 east. Levied
upon as the property OF said defendant
w. S. Ingram, and will be sold to satisfy
the above styled yandi, interests and all
cost. n. N. HALL,
Grenada, August 18th 1882. Sheriff.
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House aud lot for sale cheap.

House aud Lot Tor Sale theNp.
The house and lot now occupied by
DR.. D. B. McHenry will be sold ve'y cheap.
For further particulars apply to j. B.
Kemp. (3t)
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Non Resident Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Morrison Montgomery, whose Postof--
fee Il Grand Sa Line. Vanzort cu., State
otrrx. and Maggie Montgomery whose
postonice is unkn,wn:
You are commanded &, aprearleiore the
Chancery Court q Grenada county. in
in said, State, on ile
lsT MONDAY or SEPTEMBER 1882.
10 Geierd n suit III sait Court of B. y.
Thomas, wherein you are defendants.
Wv B THoMAs, Clerk.
BY ] L. Thomss, D. c.
W. 9. Mclean, sol'r for compl'ts.
Grenada, Miss, July 2S, 1882 (4tl
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When you work without contract,
you may expect to settle with a quar-
rel.
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The vine that clings to the oak gets n
support Of which the oak is none the
wiser.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-26

to grow; hence, there is no need Of
cultivating. Cut as soon as 1t Is
tasseled out well; lay in bundles I'M
I'll thoroughly cured, and then shock
up or haul to your barn. If YOU
have never tried it you will be as.
tonished at the quantity OF fodder
you can raise on small patch Of
ground. Besides getting good
supply of fodder chcaply farmers
will find this crop n great help dur.
ing August. When pastures begin
to fail and dry up and the supply of
green food gets short you can keep
your stock growing and improving
all the time by cutting and feeding
from your patch of fodder. We
all know that very often stock loses
considerably during the very hot
DAYS of August when the grass in
the pastures gets short, and that,
too, Just when it is most desirable
to keep them growing. a good sup,
ply Of green corn grown IN this way
will be of great benefit at this time.
1t takes but little ground and very
little trouble to give ii trial, and
we know from experience that tried
once YOU will never be without your
patch of fodder aiterward.-Irdirie
Farmer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-26
Town of Homer:
THE Sun.
NEW YORK,



Tn, Srx for 1S-1 will make its fftteuA
annual revolution under the present nat
ayrnrut. shining. rs always. for all, "
and mi. m,ar and r,ncious. contents
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Kind and Oom,rkiud of every sort; tu
it.. GENIAL warmth il for the good, wiki B
unnr. Int d,.rnut,rt ON The hllsttnI,
hnrLs nC thr r,r,'.t,,tly wicked.
Tn, St< of l~,- vas a newspaper ofi
new kind. II discarded many Of the fcrrs
and a uul,itud,so, the suprriluons wore
and phrases of journalism. 1t ubt,f
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y,.utf,r.l v,v all ia, news of The WORK
n,uittir,, M ,,,,.,, ,f luu,t interest al
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nf Tn. St.> H. ,a,rt,l a rerrusbdi
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and are accustomed IN .,pr.ss tber
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.ny what w, tlrnL ol,or, men and ev,rn
Tia, half, !. ,Lc n,,I, SECRET Of The srSi
political ccnr,r, u
Tn. Wrt,Iy s,x Gathers into eifs
porr. the Lr.t r,,,t.r of tb, seven day
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-26

exact fac. simile Of those built by
Stradivarius.
When the bow was drawn across
it the two connoisseurs went into
ccstasies of delight. The glue was
barely set and the vnrnish was still
green, but there was an absence of
the thick raw quality of tone usual
TO q new violin.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-26
The Democrats Illustrated Almanac
For l--9. and
Hand. Book Of General Information.

An elegant w"tk Of l." page, -.N6:
inches IN ~Ilr. printed uu finely tinted
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besides all the Information pertaining T."
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on the p"ittiral and civil divisions, pupula-
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-26
Double Marriages.
Farmer.
[ Boston journal. /

\ few years ago there lived in
Oxford county, Maine, an aged
widow who had fifteen children. \
popularity of this family was what
may be called "double marriages
Thus two OF the daughters married
brothers named Palmer; two of
the sons married sisters named
Barrows; two other sons married
sisters named Bonnry; two grand
daughters, sisters, married brothers,
named Bonney; and thus became
siStrr.in law to their uuclcS wives {:
two other grand daughters, sisters,
married brothers named Bonnry,
cousins 10 those already named.
Thus there were tivc double mar.
riageS in this family. three of the
children and two of the grand
children of this old lady. Another
popularity in this family was that
twelve of them, six sons and six
daughters, settled down on farms
within two miles of their mother.
On on" road there were three own.
ing farms next To each other, and
on another road five in succession
and the farms on the first road were
only divided from some of those on
the second 10y a river that ran be.
tween them.
Longfrllow used to say Of this life
that it was only n suburb To the life
elN>ian. Nevertheless, the good
man held on Ms long as he could to
his suburban residence.
Insanity will no longer be a
ground for divorce in Wisconsin,
The courts hold that the men and
women are insane when they mar.
~.
\ shower of pebbles fell ut Atch.
iSon, Kansas, the olhcrday. 1.-THE
people ont there don't do better,
they'll get something larger.
Why is the rosebud like a prom
iSsory uotci Because it natures
by falling dew.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-26
A Violin Made from Wood that Grew
before koah's Day.

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-26
Sowing Corn For Fodder.

There is nothing the farmer can
get rs much stock food from for the
amount of labor expended rs he can
from "A patch of sowcd corn for fod
der. Now is II good time to begin
preparations. Select your ground,
aud unless rich give it good coat
of manure and plough it under.
Let it lay until the last of MAY or
the first OF June; then rrplough and
harrow until the surface is tho
roughly pulveriZed; then SOW the
com with IL drill, about one and
ahali bushels of shclled corn to the
acre if you want it for fodder alone,
AS by sowing thick the stalks will
be smaller and You will have lar.
ger quantity of blades and tops that
the stock will eat mp cleaner. BY
sowing thinner you will get larger
and heavier stalks, and by sowing
little earlier and letting stand lon.
ger you can secure good supply OF
nubhins. prefer thick sowing Ms
1t shades the ground more complete.
~ and weeds have no chance at all
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-26
THE GUARDIAN
Webster's Reply to Hayne.
Mr.. everett's Anxiety and Judge Storys
Offer Of Assistance.

ing appears what pnrporis to be in
aRec,lote Of Daniel Webster, IN
which Mr. Everett il attributed
with proifering his assistance to
Mr.. Webster in preparing his reply
TO Mr.. lIaync. The facts are as fol.
lows: On the 10Th day OF January,
1880, Gen. Ilaync made his great
speech. Everett, who WAS chair.
man of q committee, was not pres
ent Mt the delivery. After the AL.
journmcnt the excitement in Wash.
iugton was intense.
Everett learned from the rclOr,
that it could not I've answered. lie
went TO Mr.. Wcbs,cr's house. He
found the great defender of the con.
situation IA calm as he had ever
seen him. Mr.. Everett said:
"Mr. IIaync has made speech"
EYES," replied Mr.. Webster. "lou
reply in the morning" EYES, | do
not propose to lei the case go by
default aud without 81, ing Il word"
ibid You take any note of Mr.
Haynes spccch!" Mr. Webster took
from his YES, pocket Il piece ct pa
per about as biz rs the palm of his
hand and replied, Il have it all:
that is his speech" Mr Everett
Immediately arose and lett.
As this was all tn" conversation
between the two great orators ut
the time, "a. Is" information was
mistaken as to the person who of
fcrcd to assist Mr.. Webster. Judge
Story is the person who offered his
aid in preparing a reply. On the
evening of the 10Th of January
Judge Story called AT Mr.. Webster ;
house and after expressing some
anxiety rs To the debate, he offered
to ald him in looking mp and arrang
ing material for reply. Mr.. Web
stcr thanked him and sud: give
yourself no unrasincsS, Judge Story;
| will grind him as fine rs a pinch of
snnfl.' 1t is not singular that II
justice of the United States court
should have thus interested himself.
for beside being Il warm personal
friend of Mr.. WcbStcr'S, it is we'll
known that for many years "A great
division prevailed on the bench
Marshall, Livingston, and johnson
one way, and Washington, Todd
Duval and Story he other.
The following ancctlotc is vouchcd
for 10y Mr.. Webster: When he had
finished his speech southern mem
Der approached him cordially and
said: "Mr. Webster, think YOU
had better die now aud rest YOUR
fame on that speech" Mr.. Ilaync
WAS standing near and heard the
remark, and said: "Iou ought not
die. \ mau who can maze such "A
speech ought never die" Webster
and Ilaync met AT the presidents
reception that same evening, aud
as they shook hands Mr.. Webster
asked pleasantly, GLOW are you to
night" "Nonc the better for Won
sir, was the generals humorous re.
ply.