The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-10-27

The Memphis Avalanche favors Hol-
nan of Indiana, for President.
Coffeeville, with population OF about
seven hundred, has six saloons.
big iollifieation meeting was held by
tbe Ohio Democracy at Columbus on
last Saturday.
The Meridian Mercury says that Ben
Butler is a "double-rectified renegade, a
traitor to all parties and principles" "
r Lowenstein & Bro. have opened up
heir retail establishment in tho Old
,vers block on Second street, near the
Appeal office.
Tile Yonkers Statesman says: Many
j woman who does not even know the
multiplication table can figure in soci-
ety."
The Times Democrat got out d second
.dition of its interviews with Governors
Of Southern States on last Saturday IL
was q mammoth sheet.
The Magnolia Gazette favors Hancock
and Lamar for President and Vice Presl-
,lent. Being very influential organ we
suppose it will get its choice.
George Boswell is a candidate Tor
Treasurer of Yalobusha county. lie is a.
clever young man, and will no doubt
make it warm for his opponents.
The Avalanche says that about two
thirds of the cotton crop at Sardis has
been gathered. We suppose 50, as We
never thought sardis raised much cotton
anyhow.
The New Mississippian has started Il
State legal directory, with the advertise
ments of over one hundred lawyers in it.
Tt is good thing, especially for the New
Mississippian.
Gen. S, J. Gholson, of Aberdeen, died
m the 10th inst. He was a prominent
citizen, and his death is sincerely re-
sretted by large number Of people all
over the State.
The Marshall Register says remember
the State and National election next
wear. Freeman fall in Don't train Oh
with the Chalmers gang: Don't disor-
ganize, but be ready to respond to our
National bugle in 1884.
An exchange tells us that "an lnde-
pendent is a man who tells Democrat
that he is Democrat, and Republican
he is Republican ; n.short he 'Fa man
who wants office and don't mind hug
ring negro to get it,
The New Mississippian tells us that
parties who are 'sore-lr-ading around
claiming to be good Democrats, are re-
quested to search the Scriptures, for in
them We will find that "he who isnot for
us is against us"
The Messenger says that Kosiusko has
within her borders 42 widows, 10 old
maids, 9 widowers ard 7 bachelors.
Grenada has. plenty of widows and bach
clors, but no old maids They are all
under % years OF age.
All Democrats should regard it their
'luty to 90 to the polls on the 9Th Of No
vember and vote the entire Democratic
ticket. We can't afford to allow any
part of our ticket to be beaten sinch Ohio
has Just set us such glorious example.
Five men were hanged in different
parts Of the United States on Friday
last week, all of whom protested their
and declared that they were
going directly to Heaven. It is little
that ninetenths of the men hung |
lain to innocent and jump directly
rom the golows to Heaven.
The GAINESVILLE Register says the grow
ng strength of the Democratic party is
well illustrated by the following figures:
In 1880 Garfield carried Iowa by ma
iority Of $4,000, two years ago Sherman
was elected governor by $1,000 majority,
while this year the majority was reduced
> $4,000. Little drops of water, etc.
We learn from an exchange that i. NJ.
Shields, OF Adams county, Miss, is the
inventor of gun that shoots 1000 at the
explosion OF one cap. 1t has 40 barrels,
ind it is claimed that this murderplls
weapon can kill 500 men out OF II regi
nent OF 1000 at distance OF 100 yards.
Its name is the mississippi Sweep
stakes
A dispatch from Flemingburg, Ky,
,fthe 22nd, says that on Saturday night
]has. Mccartney WAS attacked on the
treet by Jas. T. Fenwell and Frank S.
Thompson, who were aggreved by q
publication in McCartney's newspaper.
hey usel stones as weapons. WcCart- ,
ley drew his pistol and shot them both.
'enwell died Yesterday morning and it
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