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The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

/ Col. J. J. williams came do last
Sunday evenings and on Wednesday
morning returned to Memphis, TAX
ing with him his family, who will
reside III that city in the future. 1t
is we'll known that Col. Williams is
employed on the editorial staff Of the
Memphis Scimitar; but had this fact
never been published there are hun.
dreds Of readers Of that popular jour-
nal throughout Mississippi who
would be vested with these facts all
the same; for the pen ofthissplendid
writer glides over paper with such
remarkable ease and grace and fluen-
cy that its traces cannot be hid.
When Col. Williams began his labor.
in his present capacity, the Scimitar
seemed to put on new garment all
sparkling with pearls and precious
stones which do not dim as they are
worn but sparkle with renewed brill
iancy. Long may the Colonel live to
WELD his graceful pen, and may the
sun which iIlumines his pathway
across the River shine with a. much
hrilIiancy as the words which flow
from his pen.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from art.
i've practice, having had placed IN his
hands by an East India Missionary
the formula Of u simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure Of COnsu NJ ption, Bronchitis, Ca.
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, after having thor.
sughly tested its wonderful curative
powers IN thousands Of eases, feels II
bis duty To make 1t known to his suf-
fering fellows. The recipe sent FREE,
to all who may desire it, with full d..
rections for preparing and successful.
" using. Address, naming this pa
per, DIR. NJ. E. CAss,
2l0 Grand St., Jersey City, NJ.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Mr.. J. Wesley Heath, accompanied
by his interesting family, left our
city last Wednesday morning for
Delano, Kearn county, California,
which place he will make his future
home. Mr.. Heath was we'll know,
throughout this section, and had a
host Of friends. He IL u man of vast
deal more intelligence than the aver.
age man, and of unf1inching courage.
He left for his new home over that
popular and reliable route, the Mem
phis 4 Little Rock railroad, where he
has the GAzETTE's best wishes for u
prosperous and happy future.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
A CARD.

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.na' may oe "ccunpI'sueu ~ W,
OUT .mf,S.,a'. nf M ., w"'H :, HPp.it With % N.
n.en l,,a;.Jp. v. oWr .ywn vi Jo'" w. H o~sn mn
our deso.aona! eAer.'Ses. 10 Wsa'et. ID 9,
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anu .au,IS ,'h';n " Tu to. th",. ,a,nod " s.ss.
eIouS puo..u ~. tn.'' s"iH." i;ha,sIIs II, !.
ance in cI.1Ilou'.ns :.s so idoe,! a0e"," !.ns
the furnishing VI OUT nanus"'aea a"s 1%
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

county treasurer, his reno..
t,nued Till next meslI"' Ip"'t be Con.
Board. except that the cls,Hs ls Of aN
ordered to credit said r i i Is ,he,eb
ed, as fOllows: ''ucners hsDs,
County Fund s,m
School Fund. 'fi's!o 70,
Pa1I RsiI Rnaa Road Fund " -. $50 go i Is'
Ordered by the Boa,1a' 1'iS 9 50.
amount of$47 S wronvf,,i! % !aat Ii,
schoo! fund BY J. T. Thomass!p I'D laS
OF county property,be charpsssI hs I.i y reas
school fund and credited ~ e.H ~ 10 said
~ fund. The county a"d;.ee M tae eoun.
treasurer to so correct thais hsIaitof aad
Thereupon Jas R. Heath ua' feool f1oos,; (,
triet ,ri.' NO. NO. came and took XIII, HI. Dl.. l.!.
Ordered by the Board H..
clerk advertise for contracto," ,"st - II,
county prisoners; bids to be-, be r.on,ll ,oi lh. .!
first Monday in January ,see ssseeeelyea
Board reservlng the right to- to IT. u, b.
Ordered that the petition o,, i,
Gage, M. d., g. w. Jones ~ " :, = J.
change IN Grenada and Csa,Al :. ~ 'a'
road, be continued till next tsr!y.
No. ll75. Ordered by the Roa R,M, ~ :,
the account Of Benz. WiIliaru's' 'nsE .
allowed. W W. "
Ordered that the account Of IT,
Buchanan, for printing notics., ~, y. y.
county contractor, be disaljowsS' 10y
Ordered that the Board draw -.
as follows: pay
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

On Saturday last while Messrs.
Thomas Bros. wagon was going the
rounds in delivering goods, the driver
left the wagon and horse standing at
u residents gate, unhitched, while he
went into the house with some goods.
The morning was exceedingly cold,
the ground frozen hard as a rock and
covered with ice and snow. The
horse, perhaps, thinking that his
driver was enjoying the comforts of a
roaring stove, and being desirous OF
getting to his accustomed quarters,
started off in a brisk walk. Az the
animal was nearing the public square
from u northeast direction, some one
seeing that he had no driver, tried to
stop him. The horse struck q lively
trot for his owners headquarters.
About this time some one else at
tempted to stop the horse, frightening
him and causing him tn run against
the fence in the centre of the square
with terrific force, smashing the wag-
on to pieces and sending one wheel
across the square with lightning ra.
pldity. The revolving wheel struck
the base board of one of the large
plate-glass doors of l. Vile l. Co.'S.
store, bounded up and went through
the half.incI glass,and slightly bruis-
ed Mr.. J. M. Bishops hand, who was
standing near the door at the time.
rhe horse stopped only one door be-
low, at Thomas Bros. with the shafts
and part Of the front axle of the wag-
on swinging to him, and after the
harness had been removed did not
appear to BE- at all frightened. Had
the horse not been interfered with it
is believed no damage would have
been done, but had the wheel struck
anyone before striking the door we
are afraid we would now have badly
citizen.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
Resolutions ON the Death of John N.
Henry.

Resolutions On the Death of Jubn N.
Henry.
WHEREAS, an all-wise prov,der.
in His inscrutible wisdom has c,IIss
from our midst, in the early moruins
Of his life our late young brother I ans
associate, John W. McHenry @ on.
whom we all admired for hi; nohi.
and generous attributes OF head And
heart, therefore he 1t
RESOLVED, That we bow IN humhh
submission to Him who doelh Al
things well, and that with bowI
heads and sad hearts We gather cnu
together and seek to console espL
other with the thought that the M,
vine commander has but called him
to the place prepared by the Lord for
the good and true.
RESOLVED, That in the death a
John w. McHenry, a member oih
Y. NJ. G. A., we are deprived Of.
companion whose traits of characp,
so lOvable and recommendable von
for him friends wherever he Wa
known. His genial disposition, hi !
steady and manly qualities, his a. \
tachment to his friends, devotonh
duty and his unselfish nature ur
him early promise of a noble na,
hood an,l male him u fit comranis
for the brethren of this AssociaIm
The death Of sucil a youth, inth
midst Of his USEFULNESS and upon The
very threshold Of life, is a very prow
subject for the grief and universalre
gret felt Throughout this city, aud e.
peciAlly by this Association, biz
brethren and friends.
RESOLVED, That we deeply symps
thIze with the family Of our deceased
brother, and that our city paperh |
requested to publish these resolp
ti0iis, and that q cupy Of the same " |
sent to the beraved family, and thu
this he placed on the minutes Of thk |
Association. r. G. LATTING, JR,
Gen'I. Sec'y
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
We are ever ready tn rejoice In II

We are ever ready tn rejoice IN the
success ofa friend In any uhdertak.
ing. and the esteem In which that
friend IL Held by us usually marks the
extent Of our rejdicings. Ifthere be
q man In OUT county whose good for.
tune is a special gratitication to us,
that man Is Mr.. G. e. Peete, nj the
westerns part of this county, and who
has recently begun q mercantile basi-
ness at ChocchumA station. He is
one Of those men who is admired by
all who know him, and who las the
implicit confidence Df everybody.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
Mississippi Bar Annexation.

In pursuance of a resolution Of the
Executive Committee Of the Missis-
sippi Bar Association, an annual
meeting Of said Association will be
held at the Federal Court House in
the city of Jackson, in said State, on
the night OF the First Monday in Jan.
uary, A. d., 1887. BY order Of the
Committee. THos. A. MCWILLIE,
Secretary.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Mr. Dink. Haley, for several years
q conductor on the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, died III Memphis
on Sunday last, after q prdtracted
illness Of several weeks, from brain
affection. He leaves three small
children to mourn his loss, his wife
having died only two or three months
since. He was universally known
and beloved by the travelling public,
aud highly esteemed by his employ.
ers. He leave an estate of some If.
teen thousand dollars for the support
of his heirs.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
Our vounv friend Mr. T.. n. Whit.

Our young friend Mr.. l.. d. Whita-
ker,Of RivertOn, TaIlahatchie county,
was in our city few days ago and
gave us u pleasant call. Don. Whit
aker Is well known torvpryBody here
as an exceptionally industrious and
intelligent young man, of splendid
manners and good dispositiOM We
are gratitied to know that Don. l,hs
met, and In meeting, will, 81 much
success within the past two years.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Messrs. Vile & Duhard having
completed their stnre-house ut I4e-
flores depot, on the new railroad
west Of Grenada, have also laid in a
large and well selected stock Of gen.
eral merchandise, wi hich they propose
to sell at close figures. They are gen.
tlemen of enterprise and business ex-
perience, and we predict that they
will meet with much success in their
undertaking.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Asa substitute tor the wagon which
was smashed to pieces last Saturday
morning, Messrs. Thomas Bros. have
purchased and are now running the
prettiest and most substantial ueliv-
cry wagon ever brought to Grenada.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Thousands of children die under
the age of five years. Why? Physi-
clans attribute it to various causes,
and have Il vocabulary of in'antie
diseases too numerous to mention.
Worms! Worms! Shrinpr's Indian
Vermifuue win Kill them und restore
the child. Sold by Hughes L Nance.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

The Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
Grenada County, Miss, Will, at their
January term, 1887, On the first day
of said terl.l, receive bids for the hire
of the ecounty prisoners the Board re-
serving the right to reject any and all
bids made. l.. II. TURNER,
Clk. of Board of Supei visurs.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

The Georgia Ministries which ap.
peured at Mullins Hall OH Saturday
night last was pronounced by the
general puollc to be grand success.
Tl.ey were greeted by u large and in
telllgent audience of our best people.
all of whom seemed well pleased
with the performance,
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Mr.. Jno. s. King, of Providence,
who is well and favorabiy known tu
everybody in this section, was on a
visit to our city this week for The first
time in several months: He has u
host of friends here.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Among the substantial institutions
of Grenada and those that are rapidly
growing in popularity and gaming
the unrestri.te confidence OF people
both at home and abroad, the Mer'
chants Bank is in the front ranks.
The tockholders and directors are
composed Of a number Of our most
successful business men, together
with q number of citizens OF other
places whose social and financial
standing Is among the best. This
establishment began business with
the neat sum of forty thousand dol
lars in ready cash. which amount Is
constantly being enlarged. The Mer-
chants Bank IS fully prepared to at
tend promptly to oil business in Its
line, to make collections, issue drafts
on all points, and look after all busi'
ness in its line. The accounts OF
banks, bankers, merchants, ,manufac'
turers and individuals solicited and
prompt returns made, Transact your
business through the Merchants
Bank, and rest assured that you are
dealing with a set of reliable gentle
men and business factors. See the
card of the Merchants Bank in this
issue of the GAZETTE.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.
John Shelby, u former Grenada boy,
but now OF feXas, on our streets FRI
day mUruiug.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
COTTON SEED.

TheGrenada Oil and Cot,prS
Con,rany will pay 10 cents ! pa
bWshc1 for 6ood sound q, Coa'
Seed delivered at their MiN
r. G.. Lattins, N
(ll.oo) Sec'v & Trsa'
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
CHRISTMAS

Is coming, and everybody Wdnts
u New Suit yf Clothes, or u Nc,u
Cloak. We tbant to tell yon nor
in plain terms thnt ne ,wW sell
you 6onzs in this line fran, no,u
until Christmas at DOsitive
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Fresh fish and oysters received dai
ly at the new restaurant, east SIDE vi
Green Street.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
Nanles

Ordered that the Board adjourn !
meet on the first Monday in JAM"
y,1667 next. A. l.. BRIDGERs
President
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
COTTON.

Received on Storage ut the Com.
press Warehouse. Liberal Cash Ad.
vauces made on same.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Advertise your holiday goods IN
these columns if you wish to dispose
of them.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Miss Cora Bell, ui 1aruy, has been
in The city tins week visiting friends
ana rel lllves.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
FOR SALE.

/ keep 4 large number Of Texas
Mares at all times, fur sale cheap, oI
exchange for cattle. II. ii. WINTER.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

High prices knocked in the head.
Square meals only rs cents at the new
Restaurant.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

TUESDAY M0RN1Na, Dec. I, 1855.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment; present same as on yesterday.
Ordered by the Board that on ac-
count Of sickness Of b. H. Gordon.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

500 bushels Red Rust-Proof SsN
Oats for sale. Apply to ,
(xl61S) r. H. WlS's'
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
LOCAL LINES.
Subscribe for the GAZETTE.
Meals 2jc. at L0eVeilSteiN'S.

You can get meals at Loe1Ven-
stein's restaurant for 25c.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

Meals only twenty-five cents at
L0elVeIlSteiuS 8 restaurant.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11

This Paper is entered at the PostO'lice
st Grenada, Miss, as I'd class matter.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-12-11
Market Report..Corrected Weekly.

Eggs and butter In good demand.
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esz1es1se and ineumbent, he eommis-
aion b 20 baein ths taking q testimoay
e KllansbaHa on Monday, e the of1ee
o s. G. Dasidsoa, ESQ. Ibe inEestiga-
tisn win be eniy IS % tie returns Of
ki1tftaa oounty, e. Mr.. Goodwin does
nss attaek tkoss q Yakima ooan1y.
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paFpose e heinG nasd - Tho annteat b.
fora tie Ho1sa of Representatives 81
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and TAT hzsnsh fEiea the ennhaaE TIE
nsapsoagVs parties will psobably be rep
REaHnaes b. Donnaea.--karnaer.
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a CEum no TIM AEnuwnx MEnKEuR.--
b. tie mgmasriuus diaappaaranaa o.
ksnhan Minkel b dying Qua, comes %
1Qhe . circumstances Whieh ghould have
aans % iiEn1 lmmeaia1ely AFTER bic dis-
appeaEanoA A onl1Tnd barber nnmad
Oanpbefi, who works q q shop &c ahs
norsh end, informs the Chief 81 Poliss
thai be enl 81 Me-. Miokelis long beard
On Saturday. DeosmbsE 4-ths aay On
which be disnppaaE 4. He nlAtas thai
be = SIRE Il uaa kE. Miokal w1s came
into the shop WhaEs he uarke6 at . H.
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3 have ais h1aRd alt %. OnmpbaII
sid be vondsEed e uneh . psrlun con-
ina into bic shea as q vas usnaily
patsonixed b ioDgskoEeman sid ether
laboreFs. and was sill more SURPRISED
uhea TIE man asked % have his lsna
1o8in9 beasa out o. However, ths
elRa1gez SO down and CampnsIl cut ID
bard - e 30 have Il tuo inches long
ana pei1tsd, snd also shaved q llttle %
eaeA cheek He sid he man bad Z
galiso, and Qten be Was shown MlokslsI
em0t7 valiss e the poles station b
Eesqanlzed 8 - TIE cue u TIE posses.
s1o1 q ~ man who Vas shaved. he
Was also shown Mr.. MickoI's pieturs
and said be Esooanizsa itaa the nan uhc
called e the shop. Nov, II Campbell
e not mistaken. Mr.. Nickel, - changed
IN appearances By having bia beard eat
might travel al over the Union With.
sat being known from The dsaoriptianl
printed Of him. IL whiuh She Iona, h0W.
ina beard il She most promintnt feature
The barber should have no difficulty Il
identifying MF. Michel ~ bis photo.
graph, neF Ia identifying his valiss
Whieh wa q pesaliaR che, and theEs
ssems 10 BE- no possible reason for hi
makima deliberate mtnatatamena in ths
matter. IL may BE- thas Mr.. Nickel went
kass on the train On which his coat wa
k0unds a. II his beard was cut, no ons
weuld recognise him. unless il we're a.
intimate friend. Thefo has been moth
inR disclosed 70 show Why be shouli
have gone on In this olandeatins man.
nes. II there was any reason in con
nection With the stability o. reliability
Of Institutions he represented, Il Weuli
oo1htles8 come 10 iiRht The wholl
oaaineas c0nnected With bic disappear
anee b most mysteKiona, and this mattel
ct HE having his beard cut Of b d
aFaf item oonneeasd with Il which prom.
isss ISOLATION 81 the sffais, and thii
neads verifying = 0ysg0ataa.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or FHW
= Third Judicial Dlstrict Of tks Tsrri
tory Of Washington, hoidinR terms 81
Seattia In King osanty. for tie COUNTIES
o. King and kitHnp.
Ne. soss-Ths cisy Of Seattle. plaintiff
". A n. Adams, dofcndaaa
Complaint nled IN tie county Of King
q De once Of The Clerk Of said Disiriei
fss Uzr1uB Slams % AnnuIca ssss anr.-,.s.
To A a. Adams, defendants.
Yoa are hereby required % appear IN a.
acton brought against y0a b fha above
nHr.ea p.AlntiA 4 he DistTiet Court 81
tory q Washington. holdlng terrns a the
city q seattle, N he county q King. fog
he oounfiea q King and KliaaR ard =
answer TIE complaint alsd therein within
sky daya from TIE date of he Ara Us.
i,eatlgn q. this summons o. Judgment d
aetaoit VII - tAken agAinsf yca. accord
M % tne prayer q Tie complaint
. street aesesgment lien upon lots I, 9 I
and II hock ~ 81 Maynard's plat a
The toWn nov clfy1 q 6eatfla. King
s sSS - 49, s So 20 .srssqsE ssr ~
q The gEndinR and lnproying Of gaekssa
and January o1h' issf, b pfrfna and "a
paruABoe e the pfoEiaions al ardinanee
Ne. NJ q tic city o. eeatfla 10 Bruvide
fuE the gradi1ga and impruversentof JaeK-
son exreek. and ordlnance No al7. a. aala
city. prsaefhang th8 modenf makinR aaa
caiioccinG aaseaalaemin Ten strnat imlreve
men1A ne @En1un1m cAMim8d fer aaxd
work labor and materials furnished arr
ragpectiEaiy. AZ follows. upnn saia m
1 SAll 81; up1n said lot 3 $50; upan - 4
lo1 Z. SIS 40 upom naid ~ 81 A344 Total
aEnolnt clainne4; ana toge.her with H.
tereas On said &l&g4 the total sam. A. "a
rate ~ ten per cent per mununn fTum -.
uAEy eh. 1854. and for ave pes cnnt $40
{ QnAi en- aaia tatal cum a. danaRea. go
Ter expGnsts e. crliecftnn. and for 60
and distuf1ar1enaa.
Plainfi9 prays Tor iudEmsnt assahsish
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costs ~ Ma. ard Tor gFns4al na1ief.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

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yesterday from Dalegats Voorhsss en-
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expired early lhia. month. and be han
been expeatinR every day 20 lsaFn Of the
appointment o. his s1ooassoR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

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spain and France. All ths womnn
mnat attend dressed Ia white only, with
watts Fihbuns and Waite laens and white
6oWew.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

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