The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-10-23
kRLESTON NEWS
n the Wayside by q Sentinel
correspondent.


IRON, MISS, Oct. 10, 1886
f1NEL:
last week, to state that
d organized a Home Mission
is place, with Mrs. Thos.
retary and Mrs. E. B. Miller,
I am informed that they
q to work at once. They
tied sympathy and good will
lie and we hope they will
Rally to all their calls. Theirs
d laudable undertaking, and
i've the endorsement of all
also quite a ripple created
tidal Temperance wave, at
the Ministers attending the
aod our people are moving
bod work. Several very able
,rc made in behalf OF the
more fully aroused our peo-
hportance of the hour. They
/ conclusively that intemper-
Degrading and distinctive evil;
toys the health, cofruPts the
des the mind, crushes the
bsibilities, blasphemes the
b, breaks the hearts of loved
les the number Of lunatics,
i beggers. 1t robs society,
antilles, creates widows and
orphans. That against this
urch of God is called upon to
Ray and night, by prayer, by
private instructions, by disci-
y every other laudable means
reach. That they, as ministers
el, were bound by their ordi-
i, and by the terms Of thei'
Us to give all possible support
" This grand and glorious move>
They spoke feelingly upon the
and every word seemed to have a
ton Of business. We sincerely
u The already Inomentous temper
IN, may roll on until it has
M the entire State.
fsG. James, and daughter, Mrs
SIIier, of Sharkey, passed through
~ ast week, enroute to the Bluff
trust their visits, wherever
10 may be made pleasant as
- been at their home.
INES Orr, (nee Miss Graham of
county, spent Sunday night
b her way to visit her mother
II1nford Collier, a member of the
ing firm of Thayer & Collier, Of
xke, spent several hours with US
last week. He was on trip to
|Glnce his departure. we have
Ieditably informed that he has
|Qbest OF a companion. A more
[ Worthy young man than Stan>
! lever knew, and II is our sincere
Rthe may be successful in pluck>
\ the brow of Texas one Of its
N stars, and placing it in the
III fair Mississippi. IT'S said that
y is sweet" and in the consuma.
6rd's mission, Mississippi would
red of the Yankee, who drew
h brilliant diadem the star that
Ito the name of your paragtapher,
behind only taunts and jeers Of
my "I,told.you-so's" as a fit
Eof his degradation.
brow, (Thursday,) Senator j. q
land Hon.J. B. Morgan, will ad.
8 citizens of Tsllahatchie upon
Nical issues of the day. We are
X to have grand Barbecue, and
attendance is expected. Bott
ire we'll known to our people, anC
lily esteemed.
Is. Jerry Robinson and w. r
of this place, left for Texas
hey contemplate purchasing sew
te or more horses. Mr.. r. will
balf of them for his stock farm OIL
Btchie River, and Mr.. Mccain vii
re others for sale. Texas ponie
herous in this section, and ar
10 be quite ssrviceable for planta
FORK. They are gradually, bu
taking place Of the mule, as the,
vo-thirds less, and do the sam
The purchaser of a mustang pom.
considered one step in the direc
reform in farming. They are a
is tightening, as difficult to catcl
,, as fleet as a reindeer, and a
kill as a iointed snake
have religious services here thre'
|hs in each month. Our pulpit j
b 1st. Sunday by the Rev. 9. G
m representative OF the Method
\ the 3rd. by ED. Joel. d. Rice o
ptist, and On the fourth by Rev
Morrison of the Presbyterians
gentlemen OF fine ability, ant
esteemed by our people, Las
D being El6. Rice's day he wa
! and delivered two sermons +,
nd attentive congregations. Aft',
lervices, and during their Confer
Pssion. he formally accepted tn,
|al care of his Church, at thi
for the ensuing year. Our Meth
and Presbyterians congratulate
riends of the Baptist Church upol
liccess in obtaining the services 0
and worthy a minister, and glad
md to Bro. Rice the hand of chris
llowship, with a promise to aid ant