The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-02-06

ttughes q Nance.
The accomplished Miss Eva Bail,
Of Memphis, is in our city visitin
Mrs. Laura Berry.
Country merchants should not fai
to have their orders for garden seed
Filled by Hughes a. Nance, who hav
on hand a large fresh stock.
Messrs. Thomas Bros, shipped
one thousand lot of their celebrated
Jackson Square Cigars to Columbus
Ohio, on Friday Of this week.
aera Senlon appeared before on
people at Mullin Hall last Saturday
Monday and Tuesday nights, an,
gave pretty general satisfaction.
Miss Sallie Inman, one of Carroll
sounty's prettiest young ladies, is in
cur city visiting friends and reIa-
lives. We wish her d pleasant time
while here.
The Board Of Supervisors of Grena-
ia county held no meeting during
this month, having adjourned at
their January meeting to assemble on
'he first Monday in March, loo6.
The pretty, charming and accom-
tlished Miss Mary >hackelford, Of
rarr0llton, sister of our popular
<oung friend, Mr.. s. L. Snackelfcrd,
and of Mrs. Lucy Melton, is in our
city on Il visit.
Miss Daisy Lucas, Of Holly Springs,
after spending a very pleasant season
with the family Of Col. J. d. Letlore,
returned home on Wednesday last.
Pretty, intelligent and social, she
won a large number offriends while
bore, who will always be glad to ten
der her a cordial welcome,
Country merchants and all other
persons who desire to purchase gar
den seed should remember that
Hughes d Nance are prepared to sup
ply the trade with fresh and genuine
seeds grown BY SibIey and Landreth,
at the lowest possible prices and In
any quantity, from a single package
to a bushel measure.
Our worthy felIow-citizen, Capt.
n. H. Turner, was on the streets last
Saturday shaking hands with friends,
he havingjust returned from a visit
to South Carolina, The Captain re-
ports that the farmers around Column
hia raised fine crops last season, and
that everything in that section bears
evidences Of prosperity.
Our young friend Geo. II. Fitz-
Gerald, was in town q couple of days
this week OF j visit to his parents.
He is now in the employ Of Mr.. Jerry
Robinson, Of Swan Lake, on the
TAllahatciie river, George is a mum
Der n young nan in every sense Of
the term, and we are gratified to
know that he is doing 50 well.
The public opening Of the spring
term Of Grenada Collegiate Institute
will be observed in the College chapel
Friday, February 18th, at ~ O'Clock
P. NJ. The exercises will consist Of
music by the school, and an address
by Mr.. o. +. KIed~na. The patrons
and friends Of the school are respect
fully invited to be present.
TIOs. J. NEWELL.
We noticed on our streets this week
A. G. Hebron, looking well and
but still leaning upon his
crutches for support. Alec Hebron
universally known and esteemed
by everybody throughout this section,
and it will be gratifying information
to his numerous friends to know that
he is constantly and rapidly on the
improve.
For two or three days during the
present week trains on the Illinois |
Central Rail Road, near Jackson,
have been snow-bound, there
by entirely cutting Off all communi-
cation between points above and
below Jackson, It was rumored on
our streets Wednesday .hGt there
fourteen l0cor olives '8noWeh-
up' between Grenada and Milan,
but how much truth there
was in the report we do not know.
In speaking Of the Rev. W. p.
Browne, Il newly appointed rector
If All Saints church, in this city, the
.inona Advance Of last week uses
these terms Of compliment: "'Tht
Rev, w. p. Browne, for over three
years Rector Of lmmanual Church
this place, leaves us this week, and
moves to Grenada, where he will
charge Of that Parish. Mr..
Browne is an elegant gentleman,
esteemed by the citizens Of
his place. He has been Il faithful
'hepherd to his little flock, and he
las made 81 useful citizen as we'll as q
pod minister, and will be missed by
III. We commend him and his most
stimable wife, to the good people Of
'nr acurishing sister town Grenada. Il