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AND rae SPENT BALL.

A spent ball. striking with . dull thud
like stone thrown by some strong
armed man, often caused more pain to
the man struck, and more commotion in
the ranks, than a bullet that tore
through mans log or arm. A spent
ball always 'alippsd up" on you. II al
ways came whom least you expected it
from an unlocked for direction, and
struck part of the body not expecting
to be hit. So Il always produ0eda stun
ming effect. In some regiments spent
balls were universally called Summers"
and very many men had painful and
uncomfortable experience with them.
Some day the men lounginR in line of
battle, protected BY hill, and listening
TO the volleys on the right, would be dis
turbed by the coutortions Of man who
had been asleep. A spent ball had
struck his foot. and, without breaking
the shoe leather, had made him crazy
with pain. Another wsuld be
hit in the region Of the stom-
ach and labor under the impress
sion that his entrails had been torn
out. Another, struck on the hand,
would yell like an Indian, whoreas had q
bullet gone through his body he would
shut his lips and utter not . eroan.
The boys had a theory that those spent
balls came from the awkward squad of
the enemy, and that ths air up q little
distance vas full Of them. They de-
moralized men in shoulder straps a.
veil - In blouses. At ChickAmauQa,
General Whitaker, storminR forward at
the head of his brigade, was struck in
the abdomen. Deathly sick and faint,
he called to Gen. Granger;
General, arm hit in 4 bad place.
Who'll take charge Of my boys3"
Granger replied; I'm do Il myself"
and s0rrowfully sent his favorits briga-
der 10 the rear. Whitaker, riding along
rsarvard, concluded 10 see the extent Of
his wound. He unbuttoued his coat,
bat found NO blood. His underoloth-
ing vks not stained or punctured. There
was NO wound In the desh. Realizing
that he bad been hit by . spent ball,
Whitaker wheeled his horse and In
towering rage eallopsd back to the
soene OF the battle. OashinQ up TO the
commander OF the reserve. he roared:
"Pm mot wounded worth . d-n; III
run this brigade myself" And be did.
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BILL DAVIS Issues A CHALLENGE
The following is self-explanatorv:

Sporting Editor Chronicle.
Having come to San Francisco for the
express purpose of testing the abilities
OF the best heavy weights in San Fran
CISCO or the Pacific coast, "to save time
and controversy" l hereby deposit with
the Post 500, as forfeit, to box any man
on the Pacific coast for $500 or $1,000 a
side. Any person meaning business
will cover my 800 forfeit and arrange
q match. money up for two weeks from
date. WM. DAVIS,
champion Of America.
San Francisco, July Both, 1883.
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Chairman Nitchsll seated that \ iii az
Grievances had been presented today 70
the officers Of the Delaware, IAckavana
and Western Railroad by the telegraph
ers employed by that road. and that
bills of grievances would also be ore
sented today BY the teleRrnphers en-
plOyed on roads leading ont of CHICAGO.
Mitchell said be thought that the teie-
graphers in the employ of the Chicago
and Alton road would strike.
New YORK, August 5.-Master Work
manJ John Campbell. of the telsgraphers,
states that q bill Of grievances has been
presented.
PrrrssU1o, August Sit is reported
here tonight that all railroad operators
belonging to the TeleRrsphers' Brother
hood win be ordered out at noon tomof-
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TEE THIRD SCHOOL HousR. The school
census very plainly shows the nesd Of
the third big school house. The house
already finished viii accommodate 800
pupils, and the one tho building of
which 10 about TO begin, will acc0mmo-
date 700 more. This 10 1500 fer the two
school houses. Nov, what about the
pupils 10 all these schools? The lately
taken census says there are 1908 chill.
drsn In the district Of school age, b.
sides 666 below the age, or 2675 Of both
Glasses Of children. The increase of all
children in the district was in SIX years
l60l. IN the last two years 1886, and In
the past year alone 796. The two build.
ings, therefore, will b uneQal to the
present requirements. (supposing them
fully occupied and all the children of
school age applying for admission) by
500 children, Who Of ueceasity will BE-
compelled TO remain out. In addition
to an this, though. No may cay that one
Of these tWo buildings viii probably not
b availabls for sohool purposss durino
the present year, while the children are
We only gain the average Of the past six
yO8k1s t4OHy VIZ y yo0x uoA1Cy - C01b-
dren sufllcieLt in number 70 all to over.
flowing three such immense buildings.
II. however. the expectations Of our citi-
xens are realized. and the growth of the
next year exceeds only SLIGHTLY that Of
the past. there will be at the taking oil
the next census, In July, 1884, $500 chill.
drsn in al, OF whom 200 viii b oil
srhool age. Judging By the experience
Of 1882 and 1883, the second building
will then b available. and the third vii
b about starting, whsn il should really
be completing. Onr people may ~ vel
make up THAR minds 10 the erection oil
ct least ono immense public achoo
house each year for probably Ave yearl
20 come, and after that for tvo. Thu
Starting up Of the third OF thsss build
inRs should mot Be unnecessarily de
laysd, aud u will b vias TO complete IL
the work preliminary 10 its construo
ton - early a. The 6rst Of nsxt Psbru
AIRY.
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The Washlnxton and Idahe Come To-
gefher. and Both are Damaged

The Washinxton and Idahe Come To-
gefher, and Both are Damaged
oeher Items Of Iaterest.
Our correspondent at Laconner tele-
graphs to the Posi- INTELLIGEScER, uu-
der date Of August 9Th, as follows:
This morning about six o'clsck, soon
after leaving, the steamer Idaho col
lided with the steamer Washington in
the pass about mile from this place,
outing the Washington badly on the
bow. The Idaho received little or no
damage. and proceeded to Whatcom,
but the Washington made water SO fast
she was run Oh to the fats where she
now lies, the steamer Planter taking
her freight. 1t is thought she can be
patched up SO as to enable her to pro-
ceed on her trip to Whatcom.
The steamer Gazelle, from Seattle for
Whatcom, struck q snaR near here last
night and broke her rudder of, and is
now here repairing.
Crops look fine, and harvestin, COM
mences this week.
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SAN FRANcnco Coal Markell. w,
Harrison, coal and metal broker, in his
weekly market review says az follows
The quotations Of last week have been
strongly sustained. and the light stock
on hand last week in the yards and in
consumer hands has become still
further depleted. The list of vessels
overdue with coal carRoes ia very large,
20 that any fear Of q famine is dis
PEELED. The number of vessels loading
coal In Great Britain in gradually in
creasing, but not in'sufi1ciens numbers
TO Affect prices. This was proved by a
large consumer calling for bids for
future loading, and they were all re-
jectsd, the figures named being extreme
ones. A marked advance has been
made this week ON anthracite Goals for
loading in eastern ports, caused BY
higher freight rates and an advance on
coal. The bsst evidence of foundrymeu
carrying full stocks il that few hum
dred tons Scotch are now in harbor un-
sold. and the best procuraple ODER leaves
. loss OF fully Sl.50 on the cost Of i'm
porting same. This week there has
been cessation Of orders for loading;
hence business in this line has been
very quiet. Oregon iron Is again com.
ing into market, and Is held at about
the same figures As Glengarnock.
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LOOKING ron LUNBxR.-Lswis Har-
rineson of Minneapolis arrived here
last Saturday, Feprsssnting syndicate
Of tumbormen doing an extensive bust
nsss in that city. He started yesterday
70 examine the s. oaand Csnr d Alene
timber region with . view to estimating
il Yield IN that line. He will also ex-
suins thu Pend d'Oreills forests, after
which he will proceed 70 the Sound and
make comparison Of the advantages
Of the too regions, and returning will
Dsst gentlemen Of the syndicate at this
paint and deside tho establishment Of
ons Of the heaviest branches Of basinesa
YEA undertakes tn this region. SPOKANE
Csrsasek.
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WHY 50 HEAVILY aSsURgDs

Were I sure Of living 20 to % years.
would even then insure, a. my cash pre-
miums, otherwise invested, would have
to b improved at six to seven per cent.
compound interest, to equal the face OF
my policies. This interest is over three
times the average compound interest in
crease Of values in this country. In the
event of earlier death, there can be no
investment for my family or estate in
the mercantile world, that oan. in any
way. compare with my $4,000 Of life
insuranoe.-Insure with the Pacific Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, of Cali
fornia, A. Chilberg, AGENT, Seattle.
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IncnxAaED Cosr or LunSxA-Ths
want Of sufhnisnt savmin capacity 1t
Astoria occasions Q serious sxpenes In
rebuilding the o. r 4 N. Co.'S docks
here. The logs are drst taksn from
near Oak Point 70 Portland, 90 miles.
Aflae bsinQ manufactured there tbs
luuhee y brought back 70 Asessia, ll0
mia The extra expenne Of taking the
ua1orial this nsasly Two hundrsd miles
: su1imatsd q three dollars pr thoa-
O1A fook-lseeriea.
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KoorRSAI LAKE OCrLgT.-Mr. G. II
Linton, who has been exploring the
Kootensi outlet, in the interest of the
Kootenai J. Columbia River Transpor.
tation Company, will report favorably
Kootenai Lake and the Columbia river
Mr.. Linton struck the Kootenai rive
north OF Pen d'Oreills Lake, and trav
elle3 down stream With canoe, Coins
through the lake and down the Colum
bia to Colville. The company has If
teen % twenty men employed in mine,
on Koofenai Laka and some rich ore il
being obtained. Mr.. Linton has ~
turDod 10 the lake 10 make further OK.
plosatious. Spokane Chronicle.
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why raE plAy WAS ISrEasuPrEs

Some Of the nics children In Com
mouWealth avenue recently proposed TO
surprise their parents with . dramatic
performances, with the distinct under
standing that no adult vas 10 witness Q
rehearsal or 70 AJAX about the nature at
the play, written by young mis- OF ten
years, Who was 10 assume the role OF
heroine, aasiseod By . lad of the same
acc. On The night OF the performances
She parents Of the children assembled in
the isont drawinQ- room of one OF the
large residences. and waited Tor the
drawing aaids Of The poftierss with CON-
meudnhle patience. The drst eooue re-
urVesnted The wedding Of the hero and
heroine, and the departure Of the for
mer for The wilds Of the West. WHARF be
vas % reap his fortune In raiain9 cattle
and mininQ. This went OF finely. and
~ poeeseess we're eloesd with . loud
bur1t Of app)Aane. 4 lapos OF ten years
vass suppossd 20 have paned between
the Ora and second aets, and vhsu the
cot oummoneod The husband had
returned, and hin vifs. not look
ing . day o,dsr, greeted her spouse In .
formal manno9, and even aaked him 70
rsmain and dine With her, which b
consented 70 do. while eoate6 ct the
table eating ics cream, the husband told
how b had toiled for wealth and 80.
ouired millions. ell for the axe Of the
dear wife be had left behind. This had
such an ellect on The matrou that shs
flnishsd u ics cream. sighed 10 think
that there wea no moro On the table
and theu addrsssd her husband. speak
IN earnssely and firmly: You havt
done WELL" sAs sAid. "but vhils yos
have beon q work have not been idle
You shall - What ] have accom-
pliahsd." Che touched . bell. and
ite-oapped hosns satsssd he room
leadina s toddling infant year old
and followed By uins Others Of v.s!oel
aess. ons for saeA ysar OF married nIe
Tks actors . this day do net understand
Why ths play vas interrupted By sno1el
Of lauehlse and applAuss from the fatn
en- and mcthes Who we're present. ~
any rate, thsy NJ The play VA 80
Ga but the parents think 4 . tissk
Frsnchy In oousezuctiou and plot
Bossos 0loSs.
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PASSION ARRIvAI--Ths stsamship
Wilmington, from San Francisco.
bseueas here Last Sunday pas.soeess
named a follows: MrA. B. Handy. Mi0
AoCanbsy. @. W. Hapgood md family,
]. &. Smith. W. Sispp =. Counor, 4.
Freid, r. AcOove0. h. Judge, and nine
n thu seeernRo.
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MR.. MAURICE McMICKEN WAS
IvA tGis day admitted ss a member Of
our firm. The business will be continued
as heretofore, at the same offices, under
the firm name of Strive, Haines q Nc.
Micken. STRIVE s HAINES,
Attorneys.
Seattle, w. T.. August l, 1888. 2N
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Have you q lame horse? Call foI
KsodaIl's SPAWN Cuss. Read advsr
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II. @. MaIAuahlin, Optieian, Front
strsst, Masonic building. 4 d guar
antsed.
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An sxshanes ays that . yoana China
man In New York spends several hours
8 DAY over his Enali1h grammar. Soms
O. should spoak 70 ths young Chinaman
uppu The folLyoe s1ch labor. II he mae
tsFp The EnGliah language according 10
the grammar, u win thsn take him scme
tiu,o aftee that 70 loaSu 70 talk - that
haI9 ef his English speaking cus1omeys
enn undaeutAnd him. 4 grammar =
q no assoant IN . laundry IN thia
country.
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Office,

Mr.. Richard Mercer having failed 10
keep his contract Of purchase, and the
ABOVE stock OF groceries still remainina
In my possession announce that / viii
continue the business At the old stand.
Al accounts owing to Richard Mercer
Tor goods sold In the old stand have been
assigned to me.
au1 It I. REJyJa
Seattle, AuRust 9Th. Issa
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Bisoeal eiasesA Tor seeing near and
fsr. s Lil2e hasA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

AVING THIS DAY SOLD MY I'm.
ard Mercer. take this method Of thank.
ing my friends and patrons for past favors
and respectfully ask q continuance Of the
same for my successor. Yours truly.
Seattle. July 81. ISa.
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Having this day purchased the entire
stock ana business Of l. Reinig. / win
continue the same at the old stand ana "a
spectfully ask q continuance OF favor
shown him. I hope. with proper atten-
uon and courteous treatment. that I will
merit share OF the public patronage.
Yours truly. RICHARD MERCER
Late Of Gold Hill. Nevada.
Seattle. July 81, 1883.
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I109A8ky O38kO009 0OtA40stOSot ~-os 49,
~ from Logan county for . murder
anmitssd IN 1881. When frst sent 20
Kison Rnthsrford was ssut insusordi-
hate and frequently iroued, but tnrough
- exhortations OF evangelles bafnes
~ wife and 0oyeruov blackburn, ~
- converted and connrmed BY Btahop
Dudley, Of the Episcopal church.
naaa 81 Negro Thieves broken -
81. Loun, Aug. 5.-Dick Lindsay, his
en- Thomas Lindsay, Ellis khodeos
Mac Jones and VIM. West, members AZ
Q gang Of railroad oar thieves, we're ar
roGtod at Brooklyn, ILL.,. opposite this
eity. between and 5 o'clock this morn
m. b. Deteceive furiOng and nx % hie
mon, bslougiuQ to the ssosee eervtcs OF
~ Northern Pacific Railroad. Theee
mon are all neCroes and belonged TO the
oame gang, several members Of which
were arrested some weeks ago and are
nov In Jail at Bellevue. III. fourteen
e the gang 20 far have bssn arrested,
md the prospects are that all N re-
1nAiuder, seven in number, will BE- cap.
t1red in q few days, whom enc q the
Uost eGootise bands Of raiIrond enisyee
ever organized will be thoroughly bros
q no. Aaeo Jones II the man vho killed
Ton MarShall Green In Brooklyn Tnss-
day night, and Lindsay and Rhodes shos
and very seriously wounded I car watch
man named Mclean three veeks ago.
Z Newell Wager-uansan Lsses.
NnnKAPoIln, August A wager Of
D sids hsevesn Hanlan. tn ooss-
-. and . man named O'Bgien. thai
~ latter could mot take P1aistedl
eoau, deprived Of tn outriggsSs. and OIL
- vtand In Il and paddle around ou1
minute without upesstinQ. vas vdu b
Vn!eu. Who succesdea il mauaginR thu
se6ll bo1h sitting end standjna.
WIN D1sAably ssronel
IN yoox. August Alt . mesttnG
= eestdne ope.Atoss THE evening
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The following letters are on hand and |
uncalled for at Wells. Fargo & Co.'s
Express Of6ce in this city:
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Don't Let a Cough Carry You Of.

Very seldom has it been the enyiable
fortune OF any medicinal preparation to
be SO widely noticed by the leading men
OF the country, as has been DIR. Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Specific, No, 7. for
Coughs and Colds OF a stubborn charac-
ter. Merit rather than accident has led
to its popularity with these gentlemen,
all OF whom have gained positive knowl,
edge OF its efficacy from personal axperi-
ence. Now that the icy breath Of win
ter rushes, nolens voleas, through unpro-
tected, and whistles down the.throat
without the least ceremony, and nerv-
Gus tingling sensation produces hard
distressing cough annoying to all around
you, get DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic
Specific No, Z, as did II certain youth Of
our acquaintance, who has been troubl-
ed with cough and hoarseness for fif-
teen months. He commenced with
Specific MOI, taking six pellets every
few hours night and morning. Cough
soon became milder; hoarseness soon
passed off strength and appetite imprve-
ed, and in flew weeks he was entirely
cured having used no other medicine.
Exchange.
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Administration Sale.

BY viItue Of ii decree rendered on the
30th day of May 1882 by the Chanctry
Court OF Hrtna,la county in the matter
OF the petition OF ". N. Pass, admins.
TRAITOR of the estate OF j. Robert Mayhem
dec asel, to pay debts and etc. l as
such administrator will sell at the front
door of the court honse of Grenada
county, in the city of Grenada at public
auction ioI cash to the highest bidder
IN -
SATURDAY THE 3RD DAY OF MARCH 1888.
the following described house and
lot of land, to wit: The undivided /
interest OF J R,bert Mayhem. in and
to the reversinn in lot No. l80, (ae
decreed) in the East Ward OF the city o.
Grenada, in the county OF Grenada, Mis-
sissippi TO pny debts.
Asaaministrator shall convey such
title only rs vests in me as such admin
istrator. w. N. Pass.
r. HORTON, Administrator
Solicitor. Feb 3rd, 1888 [3w1
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Sheri0's AaIe.
Thos. L. Airey & Co.
NC Il; To


Abner P. Dunaway, John P. Dunaway }
By virtue Of the above described Fl
Fa. to me directed by the Clerk OF tn
Circuit Court of Grenada county STATE
of Mississippi, will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash ii
front of the Court House door, Of Gre
NADIA county, State of Mississippi, in t.lt
town OF Grenada, on
MONDAY, 9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1883,
within the hours prescribed by law iln
following lands towit: John p. UunN
way undivided Q-5) one fifth interest in
nw4 Sec. Township % Range ) Elst.
Levied upon as the prope rty ofsaid He
fendantJoln 2. Dunaway, and will bt
sold to satisfy the above styled ri. l>a
interest and all cost
X. n. HALI.
Grenada, Miss, Feb, u, 'S3. Sheriff
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NOn.Resident Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Mrs. M. L. Perkins and Miss Mollie
Nipper, Fort Smith, county Ark;
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county OF
Grenada, in said State, on the first Mon
day in March, 1883, to show cause why
the final account OF N. G. Koon, admin
istrator OF the estate OF g.. T. koon, de.
ceased, should not be allowed and ae-
cepted A. V. r. THOMAS,
Chadcery Clerk.
Grenada, Miss, Jan. 2G, 'S3. l4wl
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W. II. Powell, J
VS.. Fl Fa.
THos. NJ. WEBSTER,
BY virtue of the above described Fl
"a. to me directed by the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Grenada county State OF
Mississippi. Twill expose to public sale
to the highest bidder for cash in front OF
the Court House door of Grenada county,
State OF Mississippi, in the town of Gre,
NADIA, on
MoyDAY, MARCH, 9TH 1888,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following lands, to-wit: nw4 sec. 36, r
%, r 3 East. Levied upon as the pro-
perty ofsaid defendant, Thos. M. Web
,ster, and will be sold to satisfy the above
Styled ri Fa. interest and all cost.
Sherff's Office, r. N, HALL.
Grenada, Mississippi, Sheriff.
Feb. 8, 1883.
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GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY. 1854
Non-Resident Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Aaron Ligan:
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court OF Grenada county,
in said State on the first Monday Of
March 1888, to defend the suit in said
Court Of Nary Ann Ligan, wherein you
are defendant.
Witness my hand and seal Of Office
this the 3lst day of January 1883.
A V B THOMAS,
Gro w JONES, Chancery Clerk.
Attorney for Complainant.
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A CARD.

who are sufferingl from the errors
and indiscretions of youth h,nervouSue eakness
early decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send
recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
cd by a missionary in South America. Send
aself-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH 7
lSMAN, Station u. New York City.
Aug. lS,S21y.
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is th e
remeay for you. Sold at J. Z. Hughes.
For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price twenty-five
cents. Sold bv J. L. Hughes.
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John Hughes isan ambitious man in
us business and his shelves and counters
prove it In the line OF fancy goods and
,urstmas gifts, he is amply supplied
,s, potn IN rariety. beauty and value. Toi-
~ sets, odor cases, are splendid, and
1eeu % be seen at J Il Hughes drug
store to be appreciated.
VI ;'Mnlsky, brandy and all kinds oi fine
(, p,alses' W. with stimulants and cough syrups
\ M 4, most reliable quality and cheap,at
y hughes drug store.
iow, s,h' Hughes Is the cheapest place in
"n % get drngsand medicines
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&On-Residerit Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Sinda Reed
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court OF the county Of
Grenada in said State on the first Mon.
day OF March 1883 to defend the suit in
said Court of Charley Reed, wherein you
are 4 defendant.
Witness my hand and seal of office
this the 3!st day OF January 1883.
A V B THOMAS,
GEo. w JONES, Chancery Clerk.
Attorney for Complainant.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-03-03
MoNDAY, MARCH,, 5ru 1889.
A. berry plants fol

SAFE. L refer to ID AT L. Y. Burlington
OF Grenada, as to qua y and purity OF
every plant. j. N. KERR
Jan. 25th, [4w] Centrelia Ill.