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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

Goblin prdlentirte be Seftfton Der
9airps 5armer Minueiotas nm nnpers
dnoerte 8ei6ebaltung bes Gnti : Oteo.
margarin @eiebes. Serr &ice prdIen.
tirte Die 8iu, fir lleberlafans BON
2ano, belesen auf Der Miifippi=S niel
nabe Der Bride in minneapolis uno
Ontel Gam seb5ria, 81 Barfs 3meden.
@esen Senator Ylumb's Din, ben ms
slidliden glnIie6lern, pel9e bur6 bic
9es Woines @iper 2anb. Gompasnle
um i1r 2aub gebra6t tunroen. gu 6ilfe
81 fommen. sins i'm geaat elm unsiin-
tiger 8eri6t elm. Der Genat bnt bic
Sausbia fir bic @eloansiteuer Der glder-
bauss tatiomen nit benz ENHANCEMENT
paIiirt, baB bas @elo ans Dem 8aar.
uOrrathe i'm Sdabe nidt aug erit eln.
fommenoen @innabmen BON Gambler
fdufen, senommer tueroen fol-. Das
gomite fir &esierunsslano miro BENT
nd6it cine @eiebesDorla9e einberi6ten,
tuel9e bic idmmtliden gesenmdrtisen
beitebenben 2anoseiebe erieben ioa. 8ais
iirt iunroe i'm Senat Die Bill fir Ha6
creoite; i'm Sauie Der 8ei6luBantras
Maion's, cine llnterludung Der Trnits
our6 ben GOnsreB ansuiteaen, udbreno
unter Den intrpbucirten BiaS bic bes
Senator Spocner bon @isconiin, Die
Gesnlation bes Selesrapbensei9afts Der
Standardization GiienbabncommijiiOn
5a nbertrasen. gripabnaf,9 perolent, als
Elm prli'aiter Ser1ag, Die Seipe9an9
9esen oas Eelearapeellmonopo! lanlt
ao5nmhrtlen. 3err Glce praleiltlrte
Dem 9alle etae Sltllgrlft Ger ct. Pall.
Ter GroBbanoler. tuel9e panldleri. oas
5mll1ealtaatll0e gllenpa9n9eleB 10 OBJ
9eanoerf 81 legerl, oaB 60 oen Saellea
9eltattef, Den 0~robeanolertl, rep. lGren
Netlenoei 9ep'lle Staoatfe 5u aeioabreli.
Sn et1er af'oefei asetli'oh, eoeh1aaS pom
perm yt'ce hUeftelDl, efo'Iten ne Ole
ablbafllr8 aler oSteueril lino SlcenS9e
bugreft. ouf1 pelde ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pelaltet neroe'. Gtne oon Oaots en-
sereldte Su 9etattet, Ole ptnl'onlrln19
pom Seufell, pelDe, obiooht lte an Oct
Gebelllpn Sbeli 9snommen: ,pater ourd
SeflePu''9eh' o.e le I'M a~IlloI'so'enlts
erbleiter, 'floallo iouroen. anf Sfellons
Setrleo paro ole Slu, msld)e Der Su'
lutg etD. Saeh oas 9eseregt onrd
Sno'aner.Jteleroallollslatlo 9e'paert, un'
ter ,~ulpenolrter @el9altsorouull9 pal
nrt: Oas SailtcoIllte 1ur alioDol'l@e
9etrante Dat lelien Sorl!Ber, perm
eanlppeu ppn SDlo, erlu9t, ct mo9e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
SIatr'S S6uIbtu.

Die 8lair'i1e @~rSiebunssbiI tpuroe
am Montas i'm gOnsreB in abermalise
grtudsuns seSosen uno gum oritten
Male er6Ob Worsan feline Stimme in
f~raftpoler 8ebe gegen bieies Gdmer.
Sensfino, Salts Der gensreB bic 2ait
Der Supplusbefteueruns e%ntierneu per<
be, erfldrte &eoner 10 merbe alabama
Die Gorge ielner 6ffentliden S6ulen
ielblt iibernebmen. Sdon iebt tbue
iener Staat bieIeS in elmer fir man6en
Der dlteren Staten bei1dmenoen 8ei.
ie. 9ieienisen, pelde bieie 8iI entz
~iporfeu, i6ienen Der Nnii6t 5u iein, baB
bic sunSe 8ep6lteruns Der @erein. Staaz
ten aui cine Stnfe NIT ben bur9 llncle
Sam reselmdbis nit tuollenen 9eden
beoadten 8otbbduten 81 ieben iet. baB
oeren &inber nit Gaifos e~insefansen
uno in bic Sdule setrieben tperoeu
muBteu. Der nddlte Sbritt auf
Der 8abn bieier I~nmaBuuseu mir
be Der 3panssidul : nnterri6t iein.
Ser S9ulmsiter beabiidtise, p60isen
8eiiB bonn 2anbe 81 ersreifen unb Der.
ielbe iueroe bierour6 i'm Staate Glaba-
ma allein $4,000 600 on idbrli6en Sa<
lauren erbalten, wdbrcno bic id6rli6en
Granddaughter Der Staatsresierung
nur 100000 betriisen. Sier bemerfte
8lar, baS ct ni1t ani3manssidulunter=
ridt CLAUDE, ~tporaui MOrsan ertuioerte,
Dies iei ii6erlid Der einSiSe @runb, ra>
rum bes Observation-Disclosures in Der
giG ni1t seoadt werbf. begn Der Sena-
for bon steiu !Samibire babe serielben
g0cs einuerleibi, an bas or CLAUDE. unb
mas bic politiiden @no5uede per 8iQ
anbelange. 10 ,uiinide Der dltere Sfnae
tor uon g. s. (8lair) bic Stimmtaften
burd @rSiebuns Der Reger 81 idiBer,
pd6rene Der iinaere Sfuatpr (@banos
ler) hies baburd Su erreiden iude, baB
er ben Sdnben bes tueiBen ManneS Die
SdieBsetpabre enttuinoe. Darin bette
be Der Yoridlas. Nlein iie bdtten nidt
mebr &edt iid IN bas Sttmnen zines
Mannes in Wififippi ein5umiiden, ais
er (Morsan) iid um oas 8irdenseben
zines Maanes in Sem Samibire 81 finn
mern. Gr iei Der uebfrseusnns, baB
bic Suseuse@r5iebuns fiderer in ben
Sduoen Der Batter unb Miitter it elmer
@~emeinbe, als in benienloen .patentirs
ter Staatslebrer rube uno oaB elmer Der
Mdnsel oes SDitenls DER bhentliden
Sdnlen bartn beftebe, baB bic @ltern in
ibrer Mitpirtuns enimutbist piirben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

aufseben BEL iebem 5armer unb ies
benz @rbeiter, obne baB iie ettpas
einbrin9en, 1T bann Brdlibent gleuelauo
ni9t i'm uoliten &edte, tuenn er ben
gonsreB eriu6t, Die 9arif @eiebe Su er.
sanaen uno um5uwanoeln? Die repas
blisaniiden Senatoren iino beinabe ale
Miliondre, ibr 8oblttano 1T 9eboben
burd cine @eieBsebuns, bur6 bic lie
Ielbit in G6ub 9enommen, tpdbreno uns
ter benz sebredliden Spitem bic Sar.
mer, San6els' uno Nrbeitsleute beinabe
alien &e1tes baar iin6 unb iid unter
Dem Srude bon S9uloen uno Sppotbes
fen trimmer.
Die Slatform Der Yartei fiir bic fomz
menbe Yrafoenten @abli6la9t lift nod
uidt ansenOmmen; aber 9etuiB 1T es,
oaB Der republifanii6e 0ational-@ on.
bent, ipenr er i'm nd9iten Sum ta9t,
iid entiueoer einisen miro, ben aeaenz
lpdrtisen boben 9arlf bei5ubebalten ober
cine iolde &latform an5unebmen. Die
SWeioentis uno liidenbaft if, 70 oaB mo-
ii6 aus oerielben. tuenn n6tbis, bsraus-
ninoen fann. Die Gepublifaner begen
5ur6t. oaB Dor ibrem Acknowledgement
oas 8olf bes Yrdiioenten 8oti6aft
leien uno ftuoiren uno bic llnseredtis=
felt Der Tar,faeiebe einieben pirb, unb
ii1 oann bon Der Yartei abwenbet, fie
Elm Iolde runirenoe BOlitif beIiirwortei,
uno oaber iebt idcn bas U,loe &enuen
uno Sagen, UNI oas 8olf in Clubs 81,
iammenSutreiben unb ibm Die 8erphibs
tuns aufSuerlesen, I'M 8oraus bic 9arlfs
seiebe s~utSubeiBen, slelduiel nj Tedt
ooer lInre6t.
8ir seben iomit uniern 2eiern ben
suten &atb, ii6 nidt BON ben &epnblis
fanern betb6ren 81 laiien burd beren
sebeu6elte Srennoi6aft. Benn ie foms
men unb eud bic Sano gum @ruBe bic
ten, li6 nad errer geiunobeit uno nud
Der Observation-Disclosures erfsnnet Sa,
rim bic Seu6elei. Sic iuollep nur eure
Stimme unb Die $40, bic Der tpIe
Sarif jebes Sabr uerldlinst BON euren
@%riparnlien uno BON eurem lauren
SdweiBe. 8ir iino ber5li9 frOb. baB
Brdiioent gleDelanb bic Carthage cuffs
5apet aebradt uno an's 2idt seSO9en
bat, unb baB er 10 bic 5iibrer bsloer
Yarteien 5winst, 5arbe 81 befennen in
oieier Tra9e uno auf 8eidditswesen
oieielbe 81 entideioen. lleber bieie
Sra9e Weroen mir Don 3eit AT Belt Elm
Wort 5pre6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

sS"s
faum in Gbrebe seiteat iueroen, bab oi,
8abnuerualtung fir bas srose uustiit
oerantwortli6 lit. Das Gabel lief riel
i6neller, als Die Or6inan, %erlanbte; bi,
Gnsefellten uareu nnerfabren uno bel
@rinoe iperoen nod mebrere ~anseseben
Sn @O6eiter 9erietb beim gobrer
eInss 8runnens hilbert WeDstte am
5reiias WOrsen nit Der re6ten Sano
IN bic WaIbinerie unb ipuroe berart err
beblid perlebt, baB Der Nrm ab9enom:
men merben muBte.
6. @il6rotb. Der erit neulid bon
Wontreal in 8rainero eintraf, 1T inter
Der Gnflase. bic Boit %betrosen su baben,
oerbaftet iuOroen. @r wuree nod
Moorbeab sebrnbt, iuo Dor Dem 8erei.
nisten Stqaten.g ommliar oas 8srb5r
ftattfjnoet.
Der arteiiide Drummer su Nber,
been, Dafota. befinoet iid seaeuiudrtia
in einem beiitrn 8uitauo mie ie snpor.
Der Druid oeiielben betrdat 200 Biuno.
4 Gin 2anbidpinoel 1T flr,lid in
Dacotab County. Minneioia, entbedt
tporoen. SIN Sri6iabr faufte cine arle
rifaniide 5irma BON Batrid @ai9 40
Gder ranbes, iteinises uno 70 81 iaacu
pertbloleS 2anb in 2afeuiIe Tounibip,
ettpa 20 Meifeu BON ct. ganl uno leste
oas 2ano als Deer Bart Nooition" su
Sao.St. Hanl aus uno binterlegiea bic
Blatten Del benz 8esitrar IN 0dninss.
mDeer.Y arf" liest etiuas Iioweitlid uru
ben Union. Stod. CARDS. neben 86aroers
& Willer's Itbitlon,! in Sio 81. Yaul
Der &esiltrar IN Saitin9s trls wieoer
bolt uebertra9unsen bon 2ots III Deer
Barf. G6bition Elm unb erfubr aui Ye
frasen bon oem &aufer, odB er slanbe,
bas ihm seSeiste @runbitld lieee in
Sib 81. Saul, ipabrenp Der 0eeb agi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Ser 50. GongreB.

Seit unierem lebten 8eridte iiber bic
@on8reBoerbanolunsen 9eidab bon ben
Serren 8ertretern bes @eientliden
SolsenbeS.
9as Softsgomite bes Senats beri1.
tete sesen bic 8ia our Serabiebuns bes
8riefporto auf einen Gent. Senaior
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

lno perl1aft lDnt elm anoeres Ser5 oes
8ertrauens. SIe bietet ~unierer Wabl
cine Nense aasseSei6neter Wanner bar,
oeren 5reunbidaft ben S61Iten 5ur @bre
sereidt unb fi4 ben @erinsiten ni6t emit.
siebt; bic ale 8ebinsunsen Der Tuaeno,
Der G%nftlaruna uno Der Grfabruns, ple
Der 9lidlidite 8ufaI ODER bic emfiaite
JOri9uus iie uns istten anberspo fin.
ben ldBt. in ii9 pereiuisen uno babel
einen @eiit Der Selbitrerleusnuna, Der
aus Der Nuelle ibres 9ieates ielbit ibnen
SnfieBt. Bon Hmtsmeaen, unb iie er:
fuller. ibr 4mt im Gqsemeinen nit Offer,
ertparten lie uns Su iebsr Stunbe bes
cages unb Der Nabt, iper tpir and fino,
ober relh, selebrt pber uppiGenb.
@ann mir nur ipOllen, leibeu iie seouls
big ano unermihli9 uniern 8ebrananii.
fen, unb iuaren eS audi bic fleinlihiten,
elm aufnierfiames DIR. aeben bereitmil.
Zig in bic allerseu5bnliditen Ginaelbei
ten unierer Gage Elm, tbeilen nniere
ROtb. linbern bieielbe f9on beim @nh5.
rem unb nebmen uns bieielbe sana bonn
SerSen, inbem iie uns bic Mittel angel
gen. I'M beren AueQe, bic seiu6bnli1 in
nnierer 3borbeit liest, 81 peritopfen;
ia, iie ueriuenben fid oft lelber, UNI nns
oauon 81 befreieH. I'm bic 8ortreff.
lidfeit Der 8eidtanftalt nod mebr 81
erh6ben nno bieielbe gang uOllfOmmen gu
MAIDEN, fommen nod Suei Beoinsunsen
bon ausSeSei4neter S66nbeit binSa.
Die erfte beitebt barin, baB Der 8ers
traute burd bic beiliaiie Yfli6t an tas
@eieb beS unperbri9liden r@ebeimnil.
ies@ sebunben III uno wirtlid li1 70
treu beweiiet, baB man unaeadtet 10 plel
tauienb uno tauieno 8eidtea an9 nidt
Elm einSises 8eiipiel Der lletertr. tuns
faoet. (5orti. tOlst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

Stelluertreter Seiu gbrifti. siebt Infer
5er5 eud nit pdterlider 2iebe on lid
unb erbittet ales Cute iir end BON
Simmel unb febt, unter biliser Sab
runs Der &edte Der Stride unb bes Npo.
itolliden Stubles, iiber Stalien 5rie6en
unb gintra6t berab.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04
In THE SusAR.-A story is told OF

In THE SUGAR.-A story is told OF
a groceryman of the shTewd old Yam
,kee stock, who on several occasions
was surprised to find sums of money
IN the sugar. Where it came from
was a mystery. 1t may have been
hidden by slaves for some purpose,
but for what 1t would be hard to say
The storekeepsr being too conscien.
'tious t. keep the money without try =.
ing 10 find an owner and likewise
being very loath TO give it up. hit on
this plan to satisfy conscience and
keep the money. Going TO the mer.
chants Of whom he purchased the
goods. be inquired whether they we're
responsible for tie sticks and stones
and things that were in il.
mo, sir was the reply, you
must take the sugar Just as wo rec
ceived it. We are not responsible
for anything in the barrels 1t is
needless to say Tint the storekeeper
did not press the matter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04
Young America at the Wheel

A well-known clergyman was eros
siDg Lake Erie some years ago on
one of the lake steamers, and see
ing a small lad at the wheel steering
the vessel acCosted him az follows !:
My son. you appear to be a small
boy TO steer SO large boat.
Yes. sir. was the rep ly> but you see
i can do i. though.
DO you think you understa nd your
business, my son!
Yes sir, think do.
Can you box the compasa'
Yea, cir.
Let me bear you box Il.
The boy did as he was requested,
when the minister said
Well, really, you can do II Can
you box Il backward?
Yes, sir.
Let me hear you.
The boy again did as requested,
wheE tue minister remarked:
declare, my SON. You do SCI m
TO understand your business.
The boy then took bis turn at
question asking, beginning;
Pray, sir, what might be your bus
iness2
sm a minister OF the Gospel.
DO you understand your businsss7
think | do, my son.
Can you say the Lords prayer?
Yes.
Say it.
The clergyman did 60, repeating
the words in very fervrnt manner.
rs though trying TO make an impres.
sion on the lad.
Well, ealIy, said the boy upon its
conclusion, you do know il, don't
your Now say IL backward.
Obj, | cant do such q thing az
Mat. OF coureo--
fon can't do IL, eb2 returned tbe
boy. Well, then, you see / under
stand my business great deal bet
ter than you TO yours.
The clergyman Acknowledged him.
eelf beaten, aud retired.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

A boy of Springfield, Mass, went
to the grocery store TO get some
things for his mother, but when he
tried to recall one of the articles he
couldn't think Of the name. He said
it was yellow. and in various ways
tried io give the clerk some idea of
what he wanted, and finally in dcs-
peration ne bluried out: Why. you
know what l mean--that stuff they
burn To bell 7 Then the clerk got
him the sulphur that he wanted. and
the orthodox child went home happy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

A child who had just mastered Der
catecbism confessed herself dissp-
pointed because. che said. though
obey the 9th commandment and
honor my papa and mamma, yet my
days are not bit longer in the land,
because am still put 10 bed at sew.
On O'clock
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

oh, no. madam. Pleaded the
tramp, you may think my life all
sunshine, but it amt. Wherever
go | am ..bese. with dangers. In
short, ma'aul. carry my life in my
hands, 'Ah, seep exclaimed his
temporary hostess, that accounts
for your not washing your bands.
You don't dare to do it for fear you'll
drown yourself bottom Transcript
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

Mrs. Dexter, did you put up these
preServes?'
Yes. sir, 6atter myself did,
Quite tack. I should say, madam :.
'From present observation should
say that IL VAS much more Of task
for me to put them up than IL is for
you to put them down.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04
W.T. AND I1Us1on.

Y In order TO explain 10 clear sip,-
pie manner the necessity OF regula-
ting our conduct by some 6xed stan
'dard, q scboolmaster asked a pupil
= hat he ought TO do with his watch
~ IL sometimes went loo fast and
sometimes too slow. Sell it, was
the immediate response.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

A gentleman met boy and ssked
him what time 1t was. Being told it
was just twelve. be expressed some
surprise and said he thought IT was
more. It's never any more In these
parts. SIR said the boy. simply, ii.
begins again at one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

A 'Seasonable Hint column SAYS
that warm soapsuds 10 one OF the
best insect washes. II is we'll to
know this. Insects lose half Of their
unpleasantness when they are kept
nice and clean. Save your suds.-
Telegram.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

Gentleman You say you have
failed in the wh,tewasb bus mess,
Uncle 'Rastus.' Uncle Rastus Yes,
sab. Done clean busted Gentle.
man what did you pay on the dol
lar2 Uncle Rastus: Didn't pay
nuffing on de dollah, sab. De lIbil.
ties was only seventy-five GEMS
Neao York Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

When the heart 10 full the lips are
silent when the man 10 full 1t 10
different.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04

you should get E.RusselI & Bros.
celebrated colchester axe: they
have both single aud double bit.
Out Of more than 100 they have
sold not one has ever crumbled
or broken. ANY one buying
them once will never buy anyoth-
er kind. Price only soc for the
s. B. They have also cleared
nearly all their old stock of ready
made clothing and start this
spring with brand new stock
of clothing with Suits from SO. to
$40. Their stock OF mems shoes
aud boots as usual is full and
prices low A job lot of sample
shoes nos. 8 to 81, including
come of the incest shoes in the
town of Romney eau be found in
their house; if lady can find a
pair of these shoes to fit che can
buy them at less than wholesale
price. Besides what has been
named they keep constantly on
hand a large supply of nearly all
goods kept in a stock Of General
Merchandise; and it would be all
80 we'll to remember that they
sell cheap every day in the year.
% and prime white one.sided
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-05-04
Read The Ne,rs.

As the season for bark peeling
is about here again, those
who are looking ont tor supplies
will do we'll to call on f. Russell
l. Bro, where they will find the
best of bacon and lard all of their
own curing; beans. potatoes, flour
meal, homihy rice, blankets and
such things as they need to 90 in
to the woods with, at prices as
reasonable as any one can sell
them. Tobacco is also something
needed in the woods; to keep the
men in a good humor: nowhere
IN this county can 80 large an as
sortment be found as with E.
Russell & Bro; their prices are
all the way down to 25cents per
pound. Right here it would be
we'll to mention their canned
goods. just think! Three pound
cans OF the beet tomatoes at 1Oc.
per can and corn at the same
price. Nice Turkish prunes at &c
per pound. Coffee, sugar and
molasses are also good things for
bark peelers to have: prices are
right on these goods.
For nice clean easy chopping
If pure Early Rose seed nofatr
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

Mr.. w. E. Smith, n of Grenada's
longtime, well known and thorough
Iy reliable matchmaker and jewelers.,
still holds the fort at his old stand on
the South side of the Public Square.
He has just received u new and care
fully selected stock of fine Silverware,
watches, Je"eiry, etc., etc., which
he will sell for cash at astonishingly
low prices. An experience of about
twenty years in his business gives
him a knowledge of the true value Of
each manufacturers goods that is
not acquired in a few days or months;
and he is therefore enabled to guar
antee every article he sells. SO if
you wish to buy fine piece Of silver
ware or jewelry watch or clock,
or to have any repairing done i'll his
line don't fail to call on Mr.. W. +.
Smith.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20
PERSONALS.

MI tesh sears, of oxford, spent la4
DAY IN 6HT atts5
+Mrs. 81. II. Rollins made = .asst 4,s;. q.
friends in Coteeylllc list veef.
eur sond-lo"kins city nlSrsIal, Nj. Az,
j.. Crogaer looms up n his t.sw unfsorIn,
Mr.. W. f. Wagner, OF Fulton. Ky, srent
a few days in GrrFada Ia.t week %-lth
friends,
ono OF Grenada's most fascinating young
ladies', Miss L0pi:e '1age Is Visiting relattyes
near G~raysport.
Mis-. A. l.. B'1dSers speB, few days in
Grenada, this week, with friend. who are
ever glad L. greet her.
Mr., Ernest Rollins. representing tEp pop
utaf produce house of EfBs& Cd., Memphis,
was in our city a few Digs last week,
Anew Of "ltr young l9len went as faF az Du-
rant With the Coluinbus school girls Mob
day night. and all say they had Il One large
tilac.
Miss S.ItIe}IIaakins, Of Little Rock. Ark,
is visiting frieads and relatives ia our city
and county. The GAZETTE wishes her a
pleasant visit,
We are very sorry to state that Our young
friends MeSSrs. Laurence Thomas and VIII
Woods are on the sick list this week, but are
glad 10 say both are improving.
We hear that our young friend wan Jen-
nings cut quite q "dash" with his Prince Al
bert coat on last Monday night. He was
among the Sew that went tn DuraEt with the
school girls. Z
Miss Minnie Davis, q very intellectual
young lady Of Little Rock, Ark, and Miss
Hettie Moore, one of our eGGnty'S bright
est young ladies, are visiting friends and re-
latl9as in our city,
Grenada will be represented at the !. ].
a G., at Columbus this year. by Miss Ella
Roane. We could not have a fairtr repre-
sentative than Miss Ella. and feel sure that
she will not only secure the love and esteem
of her teachers and s~choolmnteS, but Ofevery
one that meets her.
Mr.. W. I. fGntainr, left on last Monday
night for Greenwood, where he goes to as
sist in the business OF e. J. Austin & COS
branch store at that place. Our people re-
gret very much to give Mr.. Fontalne up as
he has, by his geniality and gentlem any
manners'won the friendship and goodwill
Of all. We Join his many friends in Wishing
him abundant success, and hope some day
In the near future this enterpriSing firm will
find that they need him here more than they
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

While we have euthusiistiCNi y
backed the farmers i'll their fight
against che Infamous baggiIg trust.
and have earnestly urged them t"
stand upon their rights as their duty
to themselves and their families de
manded they should, there are YET
other duties ia this connection thai
should not be overlooked. Quite Il
number Of the farmers are indebted,
tOtheir home merchants for supnIies
with which they haze mad" the pr"
sent crop. These merchants are, il
turn, indebted to their cotton factors
or wholesale merchants, and these
to bankers. When The money be
comes due at one end Of the line the
pressure'is applied and it soon passes
to the other end, and unless the
money or its equivalent in cotton is
forth coming the trouble begins, and
mashes each man as 1t passes along
until it strikes the farmer. Therefore
to avoid any calamities of this char
acter, our farmers should pick out
and gin up enough cotton to prevent
any financial embarrassment, They
cnn wrap it up in LoweIis, OF cotton
bagging or Burlaps or sorghum or
switch-cane or white-oak splits or
old clothes or in fact anything in the
world ave aud except jute hagging.
Bring itin and sell ii or turn II over
to their merchant enough of 1t at
least to save him from going to the
wall. We think this il nothing more
nor less than the honestduty Of every
honest man, and Ii any dishonest
men there be who read this, we will
simply remark that we did not start
out to advise with them,