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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-10-20
To the Voters of Grenada, Tarlahafchi J
And Quitman Counties.

| hereby announce myself an Independ
ent Republican candidate for the office O
State Senator of the 36th Senatorial Dis,
trict. Having lived here in your mids
from youthto gray hairs, l need make nj
promises that if elected / will do all that
can to promote the best interests of ny
District and State. am Republican
from principle, and my position has alwayl
been 50 well defined that no man has hat
any difficulty in locating me. Respectful,
ly soliciting the votes Of my fellow citizens
irrespective Of party, and offering my rep
utation that have been lifetime in max
ing, as the best guarantee for my honesty
competency and faithfulness, am, very
respectfully,
Your 0bedient Servant,
J. D. LEPLoRE.
Grenada, Miss, Oct, 2, 1888.
Z FOR SHERIFF.
we are authorized to announce tho name
of Mn. JoHN WRIGHT as a candidate for
,Sheriffof Grenada county. Election No
vember 1888.
FOR CHANCERY CLERK.
We are AUTHORIZED to announce Mr..
LOUIS TURNER candidate for Cbancery
Clerk, on the independent Ticket.
GRENADA, MISS, Aug. Is, 1888.
TO he Voters of tie Third Judicial District:
take this method of announce
ing myself candidate for the office OF
District ATTORNEY for this District.
In view of the fact that the office is
purely non-political in its character, and
should by no means be administered in
partizan spirit, | respectfully solicit
the support OF all, without regard to par>
ty or party actioih ;qoa q
The incumbent OF thsioffice and candi-
date for reelection and myself are both
Democrats Of nnquestione,l fidelity TO
party, and unless The opposi'ina b, Mons
mating n candiiat I their oNi, should
thereby make a nnminatiot by the DEM
mclaic party -. m to be q political ne
cpssi,y, it wniltI i've an ;nvidious dis
tine ION fur ~. l',,3."crittic mrty to say
y Nhich Of u OF wi,bcl1 .hould be the
party caudi'a 'at,. Besides that, such ac>
ton Of the party might unnecessarily
provoke similar action IN tie part 'f
the opposition.
Should the opposition nominate cam
didate, shall withdraw from the feld,
thereby yielding to tile general idea
that nomination by the opposition
would necessItate likepctlnn by th@Dem-
ocratic party, not 'withstandins tits NV
deliberate opinion that persistent de-
termination on our paIt not t8 partici-
pate in making the office political, '0"uld
meet the hearty approval Ola large MAJ
jority of the voters Of lhe District.
w, H. FITZGERALD.
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Distsict Convention.

I The Democratic tIudiral GonvpuJjnI
meet in the court-honse Al sardis Mon.
dav Octnher 15tb 1Ss3 lor the nprnose
of nominatino a candidate far District,
Attorney. Mr.. W. o. Hunter Chair.
manof the District Executive Committe
lied the meeting TO order. and stated
that the next thing would b. the election
Of a Chairman
On mol,on Of Mir. Snencer BAILEY. Hon.
Holm G. KYLE ot Pamela county WAS Il.
ected Chairman Mr.. Kyle, on taking
tne chair returned thanks for the honor
con ferred mar INN. stated the OBJECT
II the mee,lny and made \ few remark,
anpropria,e to the occasion.
pn motiou OF Mr. .. G. Standier r
Ronner # Pamela county. was elected
,Sscretary Of the Conventional
On motion of Mr.. Bailey the vote was
,sken bv counties yiva voce, he delegates
astino tbe votes OF their respective coun-
Ehes o
Mr. s,andifer placea Hon. Ira D, og-
leshv in nomination for Dlstricl.Attorne7.
The Secretary then called the roll ot
counties AZ follows. Tallahatchie county
.-delesntes Snencer Bailey and d N.
pattersop; two votes for Ira d. Oglesby;
Grenada couuty-delegates, P, w, Pee
pies and J. q. Longstreet, represented by
). l. Thomas, proxy; Two votes iof os-
lesny fahola couhty-deleSaIes, yoln'
Y. Ayie, u, hahwatei, .. D. mooee
hee' Y. . Hurt James auillh anu y. r.. - y
o'and'1ef; SIX votes lor Us,espyi , 1"Ie
couhtyrdeieSaVes, d. NJ, w WaiAeI ~ ~
Daily, N q. laylor ahu w. 2. Dl'i'nun
WI lour voles lor 0giespy' h'e1o'o GU :,
delegates, :. .. Morgnn' q q. 2. D. =
chanan,f. n. Butroru, W. ~ Dye' '1Pie
senteo w y. W. puVal ahs w. a. DHa
ler' proxies; iour Sotes ioi ogieepy.
iunlca couutyIueiegNte; - ' o"el'
one vote lor e>ny' lotal iipeteeh
votes Tor oglesby. me vote peing uh-
Fahimous, Mr.. oSlespy was ueclaieu the
nominee OF the Deihoffal1c parry ior
District Attorney q ttie tniiu S.a. ua.Iia ~
District OF Mlssissippi. w, oslesoy,
through MIR. Taylor, his law partner
lApiesseu MS tesaes1 r. a. ,,s 4psnL. far ~ ,bs
oe piesens,; wv o..d;nr @ ,ha n',nw;na .ttsr w
nolnina'iol, senbins e. .us an.a,,ru ,nd 80, ~
"nicn Mas s,;ahoa ie"u ~ y, tho .ho oron.sd;oss ~
'eiea l'uD'''neo - 'n 900
oENAToBIA, MISS, oct- 10, 1855.
Gentlemen of the convention: 1 regret
exceedingly that it is impossible ior me
10 attend the Convention. Our circuit
court is in session aud there. are four fel-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-10-20

1t will do no harm to remember that
a lighted cigar stuE' thrown carelessly
away, DESTROYED the Pittsb burg Exposition
bnilding. Every one should be careful
about even the most trifling things in
regard to fires, especially at this seasol
Of the year
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AMOUNTING CANDIDATEs.

The following are the rates ior announce
ments in this paper, which must be paid
when insertion is ordered: District officers,
$500. Communications in the interest of
candidates, l0c. per printed line--These rates
and terms Will be Invariably adhered to.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-10-20

m Southern business men say, that at last
the cotton crop is owned by the produ-
GERS, clear OF membranes, and that
this years cop will leave more money
in h. country from that,source than for
many Years past,
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09

sMrTs's Buou THyATga-aolIi. Ar
cher, ths funniest sssio-c0tnie singer ON
tho stage; Jerry Hart. this grea. come.
dian and end man: B~atries Leo. the
charming baiisdis,: Billy II. Ka.rnan. end
man. vocalist and co,nedisn: Harry
4taisy. Emma isayfsid. Kitty Trne,
5po. Sloan. Fanny O'Neei. Charles
USesl. the great Dutch and Irish come
iian. all nndsr the direct supervision Of
Harry Eimore, the very funny and
clever general performer. Change Of
bill Monday and Thursday. Admission
free.
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gas1ss's gcats.a cox.gss AVN Tn.

EasLgs's Bcsrses CoIlEGs AND TIT
zDaavn IssrffUFE.-701n2 ptsftispen
md isdiss can obtain = tfrcrou2h ba-i,
ns~s education and hecofne cool t~,e-
zraph ep@rstDTs IN a s!rort tins BY st.
ending this sch,s,a. which 10 npw 10
cs'sd 10 s3fss 81 the Isrss.. ard ts@xs
frruissis roone In tbs Territory. At the
University. Hours IT study from tn
80 pm. Pri7sts LESSONS daring the
asy =, resideacs on Front street, f0Jt Of
Cherry. Terms reasonable.
u. A. BasLE.,
~ I'm Principal.
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now 70 .sstss ssssvm.

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isrsazsssex..s bros1h. On bJ ssasssSs
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BLOOD PURIFIER sysr dizcovessI
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malaria Nervous assort.cfz. Defaiify,
isiit1us complaints and disSssb-s 81 sae
Bloyd, Liver, K.jnsys, Stomach, Skin,
sc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09
GARDENING.

DICHARD D. REED. THE CAiIF0R-
IN mia FLORIST and Landscape Gardener.
having disposed of his business corner of
Fourth and Mill SITS. IL prepar ed 10 exc
cute. 10 any styl. OF his profession all
work that may b eneru-ted to him tow
ards bcautify ring the grounds around the
homes OF our Seattle citiz-ns. He Is also
prepared 70 engage with those living at a
distance, anywhe Q between Seattle and
sehome. All orders for work. plans with
estimates. window plans shrubbery end
IT, - left with Nr. o. F Coeper at his
conf cti0nery store. front near Mill St.
or By postal carc box s3i. pos.officr, will
receive immediate Attention. film
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seminal weakness lmpotency, night loeDeo
by DREAMS, piTnpies on the lace ans
manhood can positively be cured Tho
sick and afflicted should not fail to call q
him. The Doctor has Travelled cxtensiYcly
In Europe and inspected thoroughly IL.
yarions hospitals there. obtaining greeD
deal OF valuable Information. which 10 !
his services DIR. Gibhou win make -
charge unless he effects . cure. Person4
AT distance may be cured at home. Al
communications strictly confidential. Yea
see no one but the Doctor. Persons writ
Ing TO the Doctor win please state the name
Charges reasonable. Call or writeI Adj
dress DIR. r. GIBBON, r. O. box 1851. 60
Francisco. ~ nd $40 fsr . peakAge -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09

A new shooting gallery il opened in
tho RAfHSkELLEH on commersisI
street. whore stsnding prixs Of Ten
Dollars IL offered for six running cen
ter On the prize target. Film
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II. G. Mclaughlin. Opsieian. Front
s;rsst,. Masonic building. A DC guar
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We AFRO Informed hat q. G. Phinney
d Go. have few mors fifiv-dollar ln.s
In Laws 2nd and Cave additions. a IT.
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Tho celebrated Crown Cylinder. sJuy
al aud other iubrica,iac nils ~ wa.d
b Fs,npi~li's.
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PA. h IL right TO call = rnsu born In
Poland q Pulsf"
.Of conr4s, my child"
Well. then. II = nan 10 bora Ia Hol-
land liz hs = Hols7'
:" Far. TUT I'll snswcr no more Of yoor
foolish questions"
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A CARD.

"A ESsRs. W. II. TAYLOR 4 CO..
WA Central Insurance Agents. cattle
w. r.: We beg To ie der ou- thanks.
through you. 70 the Fire Insurance A-so-
citation Of London. for tn. satisfactory ad-
justE1snt and prc@p. paynenr Of cur
losses hv he burning OF the oriental Bo-
tel buildings, our losses having heen paid
In full. MRS. ~. LEN u,
HANS MELON.
Seattle, Les. B 1883. FLO
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The following iiues are sung by tho
children In \ Mormon Sunday School:
~ band Of Ioying children, we're nil ~
Zion bound,
For our father hYss oar mothers, every
ono and all mr. sund."
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bwAn BAsixo Powpxn.--Ws ask our
eustomeFs Ia give this single trial.
knowing full we'll II will be the favorits
After being tssled.
q. +. Sramn a Co..
TIT Cash arocers. Front Street,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09

For lassst styles Of Hats, and b. uti
az Nsokgssr patterns. visis tho Star
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THE GiEsT EkssssS RfMfnY

- . esveeislltns
..irs Er xarvs1S
2-a,isty. kzAn~1
81 F.@sssry. so
Is " sakasss.
s3ernsExrA~n
-S-sT AAxROOD.
ln9onEsy, IN
gsss. RoulsfuH
lma scd I'll u
a'sfzhls sfseeus q
.-sr-Aams, yuaAI
III an SO "a
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:. xys-slaaaes Tor eli sights 1t LATHE
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:, Fsbois eneotAclea and eye eIAsses At
Wm. q. Finck's, opposite tho New
knRaand hotcl. daf
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Tho Massachusetts iron workers who
are an = strike have not yet hit the nail
on tho head.
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Every article In she Cent? Fuynish.
ING 0ssuds line 10 b. hid a thu Star
OloshinR House. "s
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TO TIE uhFOR1UNATE.
\. GIBBONy
DlSPeMsAaY.

es3 kearuey Sc
corner Of CONNER
cial st., Han Fran
cisco established
In 1884 for the
treatment Of Ser.
,ul and Seminal
Diseases such -
Gonorrh0a GIeoe
Structure. SyphU
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Nnbhy Scotch Wool Suita, soa,lsns
eu1eom work. for ti5, ~ shs Star ciosh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09

From aingipg school tho lover ooms1,
HIS girl upon his srm,
And stitch by her fathers hrs
And wai,eti to get warm.
A foot NJ half-past ono In heard
Tho swain doth quickly scoot.
For fear IT getting too well warmed
by her fond p rents bot.
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Tho HrUDEnAkEK u the stsudnrl
vnir'n Of the world. For ssls 10y Wall
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09

pr. Casper recommends Kenialrs
np%vtn Cus~ ia the hikhcst terms. aud
edoasands Of eminent physicians do the
eAsae. - advertisement.
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EAsrnnx 6uoAa cuasp HAMA-We
ars nov Offering this winters ours, an.
e0versd hams. the Hness yet--swsss,
Tres FROM sails. very tandst and Juicy.
q. r. hr,Ns 4 To-,
TIT CtAh Groecsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09

u you want ANY kAlsomiuinr or papsr
hansing done, 10 10 Mack aud Cr,,oksr;
shop un Cherry strs.et. opposite Yeslcr's
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09
KENOALl'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN Fish.

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The extra light weight sspock.t Hat
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Those elegAnt new ruWcs Just received
BY Wnalsisll 4 Mica direct from the man.
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WHY w r
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IN APPEALING TO THE PUBLIC
Tor patronage. the ndsrrtis ,n~ut ~ our
agency. instead Of misleading. seeks ra,h.
20 ne convincing Arguments 10 show how
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UndeIsell all Competitors.

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Any low ng RS 40 are sbie 81 all fimos tn
oHer greater harRstus. We have M
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14

FRIGHTENING CHILDREN TO SLEEP-
A lady overheard the nurce girl the other
night talking to the little child she was
putting to sleep, and amcng the other
legends of nursery in winch she INDUCED
was this
"lf you don't 90 right to sleep this very
minute, a big. black bear, with eyes like
Goals of fire, and sharp, cruel teeth, will
come out from under the bed and eat you
all up.
The poor little thing nestled down under
the clothes, land after long season Of terror
fell asleep to dream the iriehiful dreams
of horrid bears eating her up.
That night when the stoid nurse had
composed herself In her own com mfor,able
bed there came rap at the door, and the
voice of the mistress called loudly through
the PANELS:
Maggie! Maggie! for mercy's sake get
up as quick as you cam There's burg.
lar under your bed, and as soon as you get
asleep he's coming out 10 rob and murder
you"
AT the word burglar she sprang scream
ing from the bed, tore open the door and
fell in Mysteries in the hall. The lesson
was ev. more instructive than the mis-
tress had designed; but when the girl S
fears were calmed, she said to her:
You did not hesitate 10 tell my little
delicate child, who could not possibly
know that it was cruel lie, a cruel story
of a bear under her bed; now when |
treat yon 10 the Same kind of slumber
story, you are frightened nearly to
death. To morrow you can 90 into the
kitchen and work-yon are not fit TO care
for little child"
How many children are there, who ev-
cry night of their lives, are frightened to
sleepp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14
Thoughts for Leisure Moments i.

The world sees all other guides and
helpers pass away, and every mans work
is caught up by other hands and carried
on where he drops it, and the short
memories and shorter erniludes of men
turn TO the rising sun, but one name
remains undmmed by distance, and one
work remain. unapproached and unnp-
proachable, and one man remains whose
fiji sc none other can hold, whose bow
none but he can bend, whose mantle none
can wear. Christ has asccnded upon
high, and left finished work, for all men
10 trust for no man 10 cont pue. -Mttc'd-
rem.
There S but one true, real, und right
life for rational beings; only one life
worth living, and worth living in this
world, or IN any other life. past, present,
or to come. And that is the eternal life
which was before all worlds, and will be
after all are passed away-and that is
neither more nor less than good life; a
life OF good feeling, good thoughts, good
works, COOL decds-Ihe life of Christ and
of God Ktnqsley.
We walk here, as it were, in The crypts
Of life; ut times, from the great cathedral
above u.s. we see the light stream through
the open door, when some friend goes out
b fore us; and shall we fear to mount the
narrow staircase of the grave that leads
us out of this uncertain twilight into
etcInal lish ?-Longfellow.
G)d hath made many sharp cutting
ins rumcnts and rough files for the polish
ing Of his jewels; and those he especially
loves, and means to make the most
rcsplcndent. he hath oftenest his tools
upon Leighton.
The darkest night that ever fell upon
the earth never hid the light, never put
out The stars. 1t only made the stars
more keenly, kindly glancing, as if in
protest against the darkness George
Elliot
He travels safely, and not unpleasantly.
who is guarded by poverty and guided by
love. Sir Phillip Sydney.