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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25

THE EVENING
PRorzcr Youssr1v AaA1nsr
OUR s2.5o aossAMER coATs ARE NOW
OUR saso eossAMER COATS ARE NOW
OUR $500 RUBBER COATS ARE NOW
ALL OF OUR WHITE RUBBER COATS
REDUCED ONE DOLLAR EACH.
NOT A GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE BUT
THAT HAS HAD THE PRICE REDUCED
ON 1T, AND REMEMBER THE REDUC-
TONS ARE MADE FROM FIGURES GUAR
ANTEED AT ALL TIMES TO BE THE
LOWEST.
A. sAKs & CO.,
oNE-PRICE CLoTHIERs.
e25 $40 AND a1s SEVENTH STREET.
+ R1pAY,
RED TICKET DAY,
B U MS.
All Standard Prints at cents, At BAUMS.
Best Indigo Blue Prints at 8 cents, At BAUM's.
Our best 12lac. Dress Ginghams at 10 cents,
AtBAUM's.
Our best 25c. Scotch Bingham at 10 cents,
At BAUNs.
Our 25c. Satteen. choice patterns still lef at 12a
,ents, AtBAUMS,
Our soc. ssinch fine allwool Albatross at - cents
At BAUM'S.
be closed out at sacrifices.
DRY GOODS
Remember. we are closing out the stock Of Dry
foods Price goods. We guarantee to be chea pei
han any one.
GARMENTS
The following obi garments offered not because
hey are not stylish insists, but we have no more
'ut the single ones:
Handsome Iniia Linen. very ane. With black and
White embroidered trimming Former price S25.
Vow $40
White India Linen Suits. Former price $12
Vow So
1 White India Linen Suit. basque all over embroid
ry. Former price Sls Now $3.50.
1 French satteen Salt. with embroidery to match
Former price S12. Now S.
French Chambrey Blue with embroidery to match.
'ormer price $12. Now S.
Black and White Bingham Suits. We It front For
aer price $3.50. Now $3.50.
MISSES SUITS.
White Linen India. with red embroidery, very
tyish, sizes 14-l6 Only $3.50 Sold for $l4 or SIS
9th .r odd suits will be marked out at sacrifices.
Onelot White Pique for small children which sold
Or 100 to $3.50. at
ONE DOLLAR ONLY.
One lot Plaid Bingham Suits, only 50 cents
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
so dozen Silk Embroidered suspenders. Never been
retailed less than so cents. Now rs cents.
25 dozen Of our regular rs to IS cents Half Hose.
low 10 cents pair.
Don't neglect 70 pay Us visit on Red Ticket Day.
We have lots Of surprises and you don't buy cen,
onvince yourself what we say Is 80
e 81 ~ j wv Y y 6: :;
je25
Opps AND EsDs
FURNISHING GOODS
MARKED DOWN PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL
TO CLOSE OUT;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25
WHITE GOODS.
LAWNS.

500 pieces fast-color Lawns at &c per yard
800 pieces yard-wde Lawns. the most select pat
terms at &C. per yard worth iOc.
Just received cases of IA Law ms, which viii be
ciosed out at 6l4c per yard; actual value lOc per
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25
Exrrss1oS Or BUSINESS.

ExrrNs1oS Or Business.
AS we are now extending our building through to
Sth street. it is necessary that should reduce our
stock, to make room for new goods with which 70
our present stock such low prices that we are salts
fed when the time comes move into our new build
ing. we shall have only goods to display Remem-
Der that the stock we propose to sell is not OLD
stock. but
NEW AND sEAsONABLE
goods, such as no will regret buying As an ex-
ample. we will give few articles as Leaders, as we
have not time or space to name ALL
WHITE GOODS
So inch India Lawn at SC per yard.
36 inch Plaid India Linen at l2'ac. per yard.
This Is exceedi rgly cheap, the goods are fully
worth 25c per yard.
36 inch Cheese Cloth in all coIors at Sc per yard
We have one case of Beautifll:Figured Swiss, which
we will close out at 12I2c. per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25
BOARDING.


SPRAGUE MANSION CORNER 9TH AND e
~ SITS nw for rent with Board: several large pleas
ooardefS accommodated. je2lm<
T ARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT AT 314 AND
1916 Indiana ave. Also. Boarding for three months
al $40 per month Advance payment strictly required,
my29-2m
HARRIS HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN, PENN
u sylvania ave-, bet 18th and 14th SITS. Summer
month; transient rates. Toe and 81. Within one
block OF Wizards Riggs and Ebbitt hotels, Treasury,
Dept ofJustice. JOHN H. HARRIS, Prop. my42m
IINHE LOCHIEL HOUSE. 5I2 9TH ST. n W.,
aud the La Pierre aw; cor. 10th and N.Y., are the
best conducted Boarding houses in the CITY, Table
class; pleasant rooms Terms moderate. OCT
sSrIsHE TREMONT"-THIsH HOUSE HAS BEEN
L repainted, and in every way put In frst-class
order the coolest and desirable place to board
in the city. Terms, S25 30 $40 and S45 per IN lei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25

E~oR SALE-6i N. EXfERT. BENT BARS.
II Ball Pedals. good : new, Sl2s 50 epaueles 4 =
pert DO *l3o 2-4o aud 2-42 boys b. cheap. Victor
sCR1 BNERS. FeIton Hall r st near l,h m n. mn,
stairs. No connection with store first floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-JUNE 18th, BETWEEN b. AND o
IL depo: and Drew's drug store via Pennsylvania
ave. an Onyx LOcket. The finder will be rewarded
for leaving the same at 9Ol Pennsylvania ave. Its
T OST-A YELLOW AND BROWN CANARY
- Bird; escaped from IL n. w. Capitol HILL lat
ter part of last week So will be paid to finder If re-
turned 70 above place. je25-2t*
I OST-NEAR l4TH AND STS,. 10TH INST
II Lady's gold double fob chain and pencil SIS re-
ward by returning to 1A33 Corcoran ST. je25-5t*
OST-ON EVENING OF 23D ON II, NEAR
112ist ST. Pug Dog, answering to the name of Yor-
rick Suitable reward paid If brought to Room 1922
Navy department. ie25-Its
GTRAYED TO MY PLACE. ADJOINING
- Edgewood farm. near GienwoOd road, a Cow
which The owner can have by proving property and
paying costs. MOSES MADRY. fe24.2t*
GS5 REWARD = LOST ON FRIDAY NIGHT
sD June 18TH 1885 a Morocco Card Case KEYS and
Cameo Pin contained therein. Address Box go, Star
Office je23-3t*
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Per Month.
PIG E.Cap. ST.. l.rs...$lJO
ia I'd St. Sc. ,lOrs.........55
10l1 NJ st. NV. Tors. DO
204 A st. se..l8rs-.......50
% ID stSe.,m.i..9rs. 30. 81
400 Al, st. s.w., 9rs.......So
219 9th st. Ilrs-.....:S0
400 Nj. av. Sc. .25. SO
OFFICES.
I Per Month.
RIM 9, 9th and Pa .av. SIS
Rm l3, PLav and .. -. 30
RIM Is, 9th & Pa.av.22.50
portion Of property on my
Office for bulletin. issued on
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE o + G +
4 room, with desk and chairs; very low rent: 1901
s W iu.Ip-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25

INoR SALE-A SALOON DOING GOOD II-SE-
y ness In the neighborhood of the Cover Ut
FRI sng Office. Reason for selling, owner gnins MO
another business. For Information apply 20 ZOE p q
III. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-25

| ENoR sALE-PIANos AND oRGANs-9NE
h nabe d Co. Square. $50: tsrovestein sqf,are
So; one Upright, $3.50 Square, decorated with lsaaTl
SZ2o; ighte & Go. square, 81 10 Organ $40 Isa-
nos ana organs 10 rent HUGO WORCH & 90. q25
lth ST NV, Agents for Sohmer Pianos. jelo-2ws
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR REMITTANCE STORE, A FIRST-CLASS
business stand: connecting rooms If wanted: suta
bic for any bust ness: A23 18th St half square
north OF Pennsylvania ave. one of best thoroughares
between Pennsylvania ave. and st. je21-6t*
LNOR RfNT-S. +. CORNER STORE AND Dwell
a ling Of rooms: brick: new; suitable for drug tus
ness. Apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa.
ave. jpp43t
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EOR RENT-HOUSES.
l. NV. Per Month.
1912 Vt.av.. f. ,13r......$2OO
Cor. r & Con.av..l6rs..125
BOG + ST., MI, fur. ,Srs-125
142l 2 st. IN /. f l1rs.1uO
IT'S \ ST. mi. ,13rs...-I00
go Ia ST., MI. I2rs-S3.33
1l3O 10Th st. 13rs....-.o
1887 Corcoran ST., 1Ors. IS
STORES.
Per Month.
629 La. av.n.w., 4rs..-...$S5
62 La av. n w, 5rs......S5
3l2 9th ST. n.w.............5
The above is only a small
books. For full list call al
the 1st and 10Th Tie23l
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HEINEKAMP wARERooMs and
Jelo PIANO EXCHANGE. A22 OH q

vSoR SAIE-THE PRETTIEST CANOPY mp
- Cart In the city perfectly balanced; only been ,s
two months; owner leaving the city Can he seen al
MANsTALL's Stables. 18th 1t. and PennsyI,ania
ipl an
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-14
Administrators \ Notice.

W.iI. RAMSEY. ADMINISTRATORS OF ;hc -',:- .i ". A. D rl, ,is'"c .i filed h.s ..,!itinr iu the Pr hate Court .'i t''rf 70 tU..ni, j.ray.u. |" III osrici '"> lie real -nd U.rsolal pro. -I:y bel'n"!n. To >Aid csiIt". ..- Ts-.I.y, ,a. a::.. day cf November, 1885. st iO U'rl"ek 2. u. l. sppoin'ed ao thr tIriir 'o hear ssid I,,i ii,iUR aud all prr'"n. inter cs,,d in said c-;a;r are hereby advised tn appear ai ihc Court ,T PgoiE.t., Tn Cnrlli>c I [ .ud show rai-c II any. why an tJr--r .h.hI..l mi be made auiiiUrIzin sad tluini.irai"' T., II all the rc.i an ger nal pr,.I vrIy brit'i!gir" .u :!e estate oi " .. 4. DIE.icl. q Srs,>r'
 D.u,i. 0 b. 3+'h. INS5.
 E l.. PEEL.
 EX l'.iiciu Clerk.
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Summons.

IN THE COrNTY COURT. iE AND FOR
 THE COUNIY OF 'OCHlSE, IN TIE
 TERRI TORY OF ARIZONA.
 Jnhu Montgomery, Piaintt, V. J"cl S Byin"tuu, C. E. C.licLdsr and jain-. Brueir. Dci..Gdlnls.
 Artitn hrou. It in tho County co.I:t "f Corhisc. 1rrrItory oi Ar.Z"na. and the com r..irLt fl.d in tLc .aid c,.unuy of Cochisc. ,p ,hc office uf ;lc clerk c' tine .sid County Cour, ..".
 The. ir.ri.ury 0! Arizona st-! !s greeting 10: tuci \. By inst"n, q. H CaErn,far and lame. Bru-ic, dcfrndan
 You are hereby required '.. ipprar in an tiuu brought r1an.t yuri by lie Hht.vc named plaintif. In th" County Court ,d ansrci thr complaint ii -d therein wIlhim w uIy dayr trA'h..y- O. v C day "i -Crvict } II ,.f The rsn'c ,,Ii .i.u If lri- Suunu"n>, .rr,- -d vi uu thi> c"uui,: n sr vtd nuI "i lhi> county. tut in the d. 1T |. within Il: rtN da.>: ".hcraI,t VI tIia i.'t days, OI jrld. ruyni hy drfauit will h,- taken nsaIn.i ,ou acc"rG.Dg ,o t..e Ira!er "i aid curi.- i.laint
 .iu .r'ior l. b"ou.h rp fccuycr Uf !, U ,c siam ,t rlrvcn h,I.,d -d rhh 'for'y TWO collars. A, tlliy app. MT. dh r c,inrisini til-t. herein. ,!uiS terrified ."p, .d ~hteh i- hrrr': attached. And !"m "r, h"rr'n no I'd e,st ii y"u fail l.. ArI'..h snd s:'>"-s the sad complaint. as above required. th. said p. p,;d will takr judgment .gai:,>i ,ou hy d fsu: ir tltr sum "f $i,.i: wilh interest, statutory d ,m ..c. md c..~i> ..f si'.
 G yc,t under my hsrd and s,.nl of lie County C,,urG oi t.rhi.c C""rty. rr;l'u,, al Ayiz n., lAi, Ii th day Ji October. \ i,. 1885.
 = 40 WALLACE. Clerk.
 -.- i;yC. W CIrN. Dept Cl,rk
 ,,,fuGnl
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M. A. DtCPHIS.
 New Orleans, Ia. Or NJ. \. DACPRsN.
 NJ aShinytOn, D, (.

b Make r. q. &,nc! 0rd,~y; payable anu aUGI,SS negl>lerc,. LetLc.S 10 NEW ORLEANs NATIONAL BANK.
 Nrw Url..ns, La LoTI>IASA NATIONAL E;HE.
 New O.leans. Ia, STATE NATIONAL BANX, ..... New OIl,ans, la. GrRMANI!. NATIONAL BANK. -
 New Orleans, La ... i:oy.tSG .
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$500 REWARD

By virtue of t',cauthority. vest d ia me by the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County at a regular meeting of said Board, held on tie 9th day of October. 1885, I hereby offer a,awarl of $500 for the ap- psshensiea, dead or alive. of the renegade Apache Chief Geronimo. And by the same authority ! offer further reward of s25o for the apprehension. dead or alive. of any one of said Ge:onimOs band fl renegade IEiians who have bs @s, engaged witl, him ;n his murde. ous raids through Coclli,e County. such apprehension, to earn the above rewards. must be made by some person Or persons not in the -, .: F,r.
 military service of tic United O..
 R. s. HATCH, Sheriff
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The Silver
 City Stables.

Cor. $ Xth and Allen Sir,-,s. The undersigned would hereby rc,ify .he public that he has IT. n.uv-.i his .ta- b.es to the corner ot Sixth and All-u streets, and that he is prepar q 10 T. at
 ' Single aud Double Trnnis Aai, 'saddle horses a: the most re. son able rates Also runs freight teams to FsIhank. Business men by Iharkin. goods {" my car" can be su'e Os quics transportation.
 ~ .' -ts = ReIA Warrington
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!,.'. F'.z :. -.uIui.l. i.h. ir.... .->j32 .s Q
 Al'p!!rnli l. io- ia'c> ia rlt.is should be ina [" ly ." office "f He Com, any in New Q l,+n-.
 foi lurih~r il. or ration write cl"a.lv, -iy. n: :uli sd iO>l.ti. NOTES EvIrc-s they . "cIs. ar NV l"tk ENctau.- in .':'iInary icltrr. ( ,rrrncy by ES'.rr {aI! s"r,s o. S1 aHl uyH-Gt- at uu' .Sp-n.rl ,d urc>ss
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K. $. HATCH, Sheriff

Just resc.vsd at AshL4uE k Walkers cigar stere, Q new ,,i ot l.cse s!sLra,s5 F,f,eII, 'I' 1' S'''-~' -'-- z n
 Cigars, r"er-eos, piPc-, kaivrs snd in 'ac, syerytt'ng tn Tue smokers Iiue for sale T, Asamaa WaSker cigar store at reasonsb,e pgiers. tl4..... .s..f fl
 Y is .adcrd s terrible thing 10 ;ose one. A'Id. bu' 'tiss more terrible think :, suf .tss'saSh . condition when i.caa sc 80 easily asescHsrd. ss,x
 'ne stock o' naiaraA ice .egtp,y pzr sh"sra by us. eein, all ,"u.;..nvd. Inc pr,c, si lee hrresfi"E wil! be ern:s tey ,ound slise -Aie w''l be naiara.rra rur,nz tle t 'oIir Sis7iL, |,
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Notice.

Horses ir':eH OS ps3.rTa et f:csoTable rairs, 2: :he Ca!i:s=nin .ancA, :- E.i.cs from. Tomb;:orc. Gond f=cl, wr..T saj shy5c. For p.rl:ssisrs sIp'y ,o ]. x .:-.L. sI ;L. q cookery ,E Ausp st:se; rr.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-14

aS ioss oi memory. Zassitude, nocturnal cnis' sions. 5versi0Is Ia society, diihness oi Fis- sioi., noises in the head, tlir ,iiai hnid pass ing unohServcd through the Lr!ne. and many other diseases That lead to insanity and death. Dr. MiniC. who is rc"liar graduated physician. will agIr" to forfeit nEc hundred dollars for n ease Of this kinc tiat the Vital Restorative (uudcr his special devise and irca a'mcntyNin not cure. ur ior sny thing i'm pure or injurious found iu H. pr. Mirtir tIca's all d discaScs successfully wIthout mcr rvr. Corsu,.a' hm free. ThrrOu@h exam inaIion aIta aG . icc, in;iuding analysis e! urine. g. Pr..r Q. NIIn! Restorative sl % bottle. or fnur IiHirs The quanity jor 9; n, To any add r.s upon receipt of price. or :. O. D, secure from observation and in pri- yatc na.=e. II dcslrcd, by i. F. MIN TIE. A. Dr. No i2 kearny street, san Francisco. Cal.
 Dr. Mintis's Kidney Remedy, NErHRErI- GEM cur,r all kinds "f kidney and bladder complaints. ycnnnrghrs, iecuc ucOrrh,eI. glcet. For sale ty Al druggists; si a bottle, six bottles Sj.
 Dr. Mir;ic'S DandeIion Pills and tle best d cheapest iy-i., rsi:; and bilious curc in
 ..mark:t. For 2 lie by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 ilbc sent 10 any onr applying by letter stating, symptoms, sex and age; strict se- ercsy in regard t' a!i t,.sif ess trai.> actions.
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NOTICE.
3 the Tax Payers of Co rhisc County. Arizona:

IT,. Tegrlta;i,jj ..l,j a ni C"nnty "}!.,ty Tax for tae snrFEe.at ys'; ei lsS? af' 'e and payable at the office of the x Co.;ee5oc 9f said County ill e city of Tom bstone. as-I must inl.>t." :a.s' paid on or before the third ondav in Deccmbcr. 1885, and on ilure to pay the same as above rovided. penalty "f five Der cen! ,ill be added there,
 X. J. RITTER, reasnrer and sx-Otiicio Tax Col lector for Cochi>c County. Ari- Eona Territory.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-14
The Great English Remedy

It is q never failing cure for nervous dr . bility, cxhniis,cd vi taIiiy, seminal weak mess. sI crInaIorrhca, 'o,t mariluod. impo- .trney. rar:.ly>ir. and all the terrible effects of self al,usc. youth follies and cxee>ses III mature yearS-SucE
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o. K. CORRAL Livery and Feed.
 SIn blC. 7G

Allrn Strcrt bctwern ThIrd and Fourth TRANSIENT STOCK WELCARED FOR
 A good variety Of Brg:ies. Carriages and wagons, With tean,s tO math. Eleven pn=-enger eNrursiGn coacA, suitable sUr pic nies nr oihsr parties. Orders sent by Insh or telegraph, to. outfits will be promptly d. tended to. f., -
 John Montgomery,
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ROBT, CROUCH, PROPRIETOR,

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Sample Bottle Free,

ilbc sent to any orr applying by letter stitin.sympioms, sex and age, strict Sc. crcsy in regard l., ;.i t,.sif ess trai- actions
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S l. -.tTY rlr

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IN THE COENTY COURT. iS AND FOR THE COUNlI OF 'OCHlSE, IN TIE TERRI TORY OF ARIZONA
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Capital Prize. S15O,OOO

only. Halves. S5. tIfths S2. Tenths. Si
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-10-17
GRENADA, MISS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER II I885
Communicated
To COlored Voters.

The main question in this canvass
that is presented to the colored voter is
not whether he shall supports a Democrat
or Republican, but whether he will sup~
port regular or an independent Demo.
crat. Let him, then, ask himself the
question, how canhe serve himself or his
race by voting for an independent Demo-
crat? He will only be helping to crafty
men who are asking his vote merely to
get Office. After they get Office they are
no special friends of the colored race,
whatever secret arguments they may use
in the canvass.s In fact they cannot do
any service to the colored race, for they
have no party and no following; on the
contrary. after they get office. in order to
keep from losing caste with their own
race they are more distant and indiffer.
ent towards colored men than regular
Democrats would be. By voting for
regular Democrats colored voters will
vote for men who ale willing and able
to do them justice-they will vote for
security, order, peace with their white
neighbors. and all the in terests of their
native South.
selt-interest ought always to rise
above prejudices, and it is to the interest
OF the colored race to make permanent
peace with the white people of the
South. Their Northern allies are ready |
to desert them in any emergency re.
quiring it, and where they can serve |
themselves by SO doing. The Southern
white people are the natural friends of |
the black race, and it becomes the color>
ed voters to vote with their white
neighbors, and to meet cordially all adj
vances of friendship. So come along,
,olored friends; we are able and willing
TO serve you, and let us move on
united people, and show to the North
Ind to the world that white men and
black men can be friends.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-10-17
b jackson New Mississippian

The Jackson New Mississippian has
passed out of the hands of the Mr.. Edgar
ilson and is now in charge of J. H. &
IN Martin. Thus has not passed away
hnt has changed hands one Of the bright.
nd newsiest papers ever published
n the State. Going into it nearly four
yee1x ago, without capital, without fame,
Wilson had hard road to travel.
kt|at he travelled it successfully, and
lq made paper that was acknowledge
4 eveywhere a power, it is no use to
l!1uise. We hope that his successors
Sin keep up the high character of the
(! N!ew Mississippian. If they do, they will
AYE no reason to repent of their pur-
hase, and we extend to them the warm.
N Welcome Of editorial fraternity,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-10-17

W D Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and res
tail druggists Of Rome, Ga say: We have
beer selling Kings New Discovery, Elec
trio B2ttels and Bucklens Arnica Salve,
for two years. Have never handled rem,
edies that sell as we'll, or give such salts
faction. There have been some wonders
fu! cures effected qy these medicines in
this city. Several cases of pronounced
consumption have been entirely cured
BY use OF a few bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery taken in connection with Elec
tric Bitters. We guarantee them always
Sold by Branum & Goodwin.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-10-17
Ackerman ana GrOgan's MurderOus
Design to Escape from the
Penitentiary.

TeuAtentl0ry.
/ A special from jackson. of the 9Th te
the Natchez Daily Democrat has the
following:
A deep laid plot of murderous char
acter has been discovered among the con.
victs in the penitcntiary and their well
laid schemes unearthed and thwarted.
Two convicts on ten year term each
for robbery, (Ackerman and Grogan from
Grenada) and a life prisoner Gillenwater
had managed to have shipped box from
Memphis containing four Smith & Wes-
son double action pistols to James Smith
by express. An old man who is a 'trusty,'
known as "Kuklux," procured the pis-
tolls from the express office, and secured
them in house belonging to negro in
town.
Several fruitless efforts were made to
get the box containing the pistols inside
of the walls. A guard was offered fifty
dollars to allow it to go to the prisoners
Henry Mooney, another convict, was
also connected with the affair, Mr.. James
W, Langley, employed at the penitentla-
ry, getting an inkling of the affair, after
a close investigation procured the b Z
and obtained confession of the intended
mutiny from "Kuklux," Gillenwater and
Mooney. Grogan and Ackerman are
reticent about the matter.
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ChilIs and Feyers

To cure this distressing malady, which
renders the sufferer unfit for the duties
Of life ana lays the foundation for other
diseases, there is no remedy that can
compare to "Mansfe!ds Chill and Fever
Cure" 1t Is cheap, effective and is
thoroughly endorsed by the people OF
the South. Try one bottle and you will
never use any other. 1t is put up in 80
and 81 90 bottles. Prepared by the
Mansfield Medicine Co., Memphis Tenn,
and for sale by all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-10-17
keynote to Health.

Health is wealth. Wealth means in
dependence. The Keynote is DR.. Bosan
kos Cough and Lung Syrnp, the bes,
Cough Syrup in the world. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Chest,
Bronchitis, and Primary Consumption,
One dose gives relief in every case Take
no other. Price so cents aud $1,OO,
Sold by Branum & Goodwin.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-10-17
A Reliable Article.

For enterprise, push and desire to get
such as will give the trade satisfaction,
Branum & Goodwin the Druggists leads
all competition. They sell DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, because its the
best medicine on the market, for Coughs
Colds, Group and Primary consumption.
Price so cents and 81 90. Sample free.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-10-17
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

Powell Fl!ppin, minor, ct AL, VS.. Annie WI.
DURSUANT to'a decree Of the Chancery Court
u of Grenada county, Mississippi, rendered at
the september term thereof, AID. 1885 in the above
styled cause, !, as Commissioner, will proceed TO
sell in front of the courthouse door Of said county
ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER goth, 1885,
for cash to- the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed lands, tenements and hereditaments, situ-
ated Grenada county State Of Mississippi, towit:
Range East; South west quarter Of North East
quarter and West half Of North Vest quarter OF
Section II; South East quarter OF North west 0uar
ter and South West quarter and west half Of south
East quarter and North East quarter Of ofsouth East
quarter Of section IL, and ali Of Section IS less
2, Range East, and the fee simple reversion de-
pendent upon the dover OF life estate Of NJ b.
Fppn, in and to North half and East half OF aouth
west quarter and South East quarter Of Section Is
Township q, Range East. L. II. TURNER,
A. II. Whitfield, COMMISSIONER
Solicitor. October ~ I8S5,-5t.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SAT- Rheum, ,Fevel
Sores, letter, CbappedHa ands, Chilblalns,
Corns, and all Skin Eru tions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
a box. For sale by Brannm & Goodwin.
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