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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05
HORRIBLE

On July 4, at Water Valley, the
roof0fthe Grand Stand at the Driving
Park fell in, wounding about Is per
sons, some Of them very seriously. A
Mr., Carr had bis skull punctured by
a nail Mrs. Wcatheriy aud dapgh-
ter are both very seriously hurt
Miss Olivia Suith, latesa school girl.
Of Grenada, had her leg broken be-
low the knee. DR.. Bryant and
daughter, of ColTeevilIe, both badly
hurt. The stand was not more than
half full at the time, as the races had
not begun. There were no races run.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05
rHE RirTIsr IrTlIEE.


On Saturday la.t the ceremony 90
laying the corner stone of the new
Baptist Church, on Main Street, WI,
duly OF served. the exercises btGaI
with services 3t the churth-pr&yer
singing. etc. The different secret 80,
]cjeti2F Of the town, all GrraYtd in
regaiia, marched down to the cere.
mouy in the folIowingogier: Mason.
tc Fraternity, Independent order Of
ODD Fellows, knights of p thiRs
knights Of Honor. After the rcndi.
ton of several appropriate hymns
by rhe Baptist choir, Il short aud
suitable prayer was offered by Aev.
DR.. Lawson, Rector Of All Saint.
! Church, and Acting Grand Chaplain
Of the Masonic Fraternity. The Ger,
emony oflayiug the stone was con.
Quoted by Acting Grand Master 4.
c. Leigh, assisted by District i,eputy
Grand Master s. K. Lamb. Of Bates.
vile. Following IS Il list Of articles
deposited in the stone:
/ Tn, Holy Billie.
| iisr Of officers Of arrinE Grand Ioagr.
Last Of the cha rh Luilding l~u,nualnrv,
Ten + t.-5ollnl hills Issued by Tie Cuuicd-
| craze states nt America, Mt Richmond, w.,
| Eth Fob. l~l.
TnrNr u0v-duuar Confederate hiUs.
TwaTsn dhlrhr tI1i,Gltrarr n>Iis.
| fWoI Nr-iri.ar Goa. l|alirraIg bills.
41al.l rKlF #-F 4 Hr4-+ Hs-I H-#H aF -L@
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

Mr.. b. H.. Il. Wright, IT,, Is on a visit to his
Old home this week,
Major Hart Hood, Of the COMPOSING force
OF the Avalanche, Is in Grenada this week.
JsR. Preston, Esq, our handsome and
popular state experimentation Education /,
attended the Teachers Association In Gre
NADIA this week.
We learn that Messrs, Cum a Whitaker
have leased the Clarendon Hotel, in Nom
phiS, for n term Of years, Mr.. Gun left this
morning for that city, 70 talGn charge,
Mrs. j. Levy and Miss TherasRt Tlmm, Of
Br1wnayillG, Teiri. and Miss Celia Felsen-
tl,al, OF Jasssoa, Tenn, araei8IuNg Mr.. J..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ut the Walthall House.
Col. Timothy Mtroney, the polite and n.
icieut representative Of hqswholcsale pab-
lishiag h6lse Of JaHsen, Blakeman &Taylor,
New York and New Orleans, spent several
days in Grenada this week IN atteHdance on
the tie Teachers Association.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

Return with Il, my sou, or upon ~
Think OF the Mississippi girlI clad IN
her homespun dress, singing es she
wetolled the departure Of a grave clad
form,
hfgge boys pfg they
Gone AZ their country cah'
But vet gh, ygt, we cannot forget
That may brave beys H0lst lHll
and fal! they did The song 0!
Mississippi are lyidt at Manassas,
and ChiaEamaugs, and Gettysburg,
aud Missionary Ridge, and an ahun.
drod other eusangu!ned fields, far
from home aud friends With no
cloud-kissipg monument 20 com
mcmorata their faii, but we love
their memories, aud we lore Missis-
sippi because such as these have liv-
ed and died. We love Mississippi
because she barred her bosom 10 the
foe on shi!oh's dark and bloody
ground end made Ficksburg memo
rabIe by a defense which sh&nes the
siege ut Lucknow. Va viii teach
II children that not even the death
less three hundred at the Pass Of
Thermopyl@ were more worthy Of
the laurel and the bronze than those
who fell defending their homes while
wearing the Rebel gray. He will
teach them to
"Itontcmber narkslala's Scared tf.,et
Remember Van %It0rn's wnrilkg thEust.
And al Our siumHugefs with the lust.
- III tIetilue OF War q stfare Was
pluckyi patient and sincere, her tri-
umPhs since, during a time which
passed for peace, have been tenfold
greater. The transition from wealth
10 poverty, joi2ed to the sharp pangs
Of memorr as she surveyed the ashes
of her ruined shrines, the long agony
during the period Of misrule when
she lay PROSTATE at the feet of ruth
less plunderers, the slow struggle
back to life, when Hpatieuce had
ceased to be u virtue,n are all part
ana parcel of a history which needs
be written in epic verse. Putting
behind her all vain regrets leaving
the dead past to bury its dead, y
stood over the graves at
and Nicksburg-the graves of
and Confederate alike saying
teEderiy,
There in the r0bings Of glory,
Those In The gloom Of defeat,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

! FryllEtlaE death 80 TIE mlzeE's oi
/ Punishment. a beautiful Legend Is
tiufrFWaveu with thg story Of tAair
sad face. !, is said that Le who
+ wurE. ffFf rulr ya4sf al aightnpar E.e
/ aial srst v'fafa line pa--aq,ulas
mot .iaaIh -,Il liar. the Weird mites
,g t,a i-atl s,rr ut,rmiualaa Nth
- '"' "1"'" S'"t '"'@' var.
me !"si o. HteN AYES we SUBS "n''
c't'H o' women th' Pia'h'''s "'V'"-
'''s' 'H'iyt'" ah@ ''' H'''40s u
"@F''oFS e'"''"6 s'e!H"' "'"=''1o u
'A''i 'oe"'
u 'he ~H1'''".'" l"'''H 80 f'N''
"i' nome, N"'' store" VI ""v'''""
Sho"iu "ehpt 'A'iTh "rVh o"' 'b"'"'
eFl"nl oou1d 70 o7 ny Il 'h""'"A"
S"'"' ~ ''t'Fi ''S't'F"''"" H'7@''
supp 'oS 'I'"iShoG hl't''i"i io' phS-
- ~ 'n' h's'"IF u '''s '~oh'i"''i'
''"' CAUSES '"o "eaFt % every iN!"'
s'N """ u 'he '"9ti 10 vi
"'a'' WIN p''"e'
~ ''4'"I '~''"ee's "h""ia"eo we
way 'h'"aR" our 'f"oNle7@ Forests
'''' '"''7''P"''S "'" H~'i'i@'''""
"''E". '""'L ihr TRANSFORMING 'he
'ou''''e'' ''''''""S " '"''S 'ht' ,'"p,
"''''"' ''"",''''" "'',''' r'
frSS6Irt ipaI tHF6adI he Tary H0WeF 6u3
and fruit Of ciyiIiza,ion-~a ace Of
brave men md bcantjfii womrn Of
gallant soldiers and ineorruptIble pa
trio.s. who laid deem and wide. IN
law and order. the foundations Of oar
State government. We should cher
ish their mem,yips-the memories Of
the Holmes, Poindexters. Brandons,
GuyoDs and other founders af tnls
great commonwealth. as prcoiouala-
gaoy to he handed down from sire to
yon tothe latest generations, Thoupb
a hath her victories. the bripht-
est I'm on our emhIozono6 records
are Of those who in times of their
rnuntrv's npriI offered themselves 4
willing sacrifice on hey affairs. Tn
the ION, strusrlp with tho Natchrz
Chocfaw and C~hickasaw Inlions IN
whom orr sorofaihors found focmeu
worthy Of thcir steel. deeds Of hero.
=, Lainu .,aa.l
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

A beautiful complexion guaran-
teed 10y the nlse Of tooptr's Lotion ;
At {. l. Goodwin's.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

The roughest skin made soft and
white by Cooper's Lotion; at G. f.
aoodwiu's, only.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

Fresh fish, pork sausage, fresh
meats and everything nice in the
eating line at GreGaWald 4 Kant.
mAnls.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

Grenada County Alliance will hold
ats regular quarterly meeting with
Chapel Hill Alliance on Friday
July -0tl. J. {. DTL0ACI,
Secretary.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

From now on We viii have plenty
af ice at all times at Greenwald X
Eaufman'S.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05
We are Authorized toaunonnle the naLls o
HON, CLARK LEWIS,

NJ NONubcc County, AS a candidate for Con,
,-S5s fs0li tais the ith Congressional! Dis
fslCt, subject to tue action Of the Democrat,
gartS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

Return with Il, my sou, or nponlt.' =
Think OF the Mississippi gill clad IN
heg ]homespun dress, singing es she
watoled The departure Of gray clad
form,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-05

.Mr. b. IT, Il. Wright, IT,, Is on a visit to his
Old home thts week.
, 1888-05-09
A Little Boys Grit.

One day during the fore part of last
week, while Mrs. McElwain was going
with her two boys from the Hay creek
coal banks to her ranch on Upper Red
water, one of the boys fell out of the
buggy. The horses became frightened
and started to run away, and the poor lit
tie fellow was caught in the wheel and
carried around several times before being
thrown to the ground. AS Mrs. Neil
wain's whole strength and attention were
needed in managing the frightened team
and taking care of the remaining child in
the buggy. she could not go to his assist
ance, but babe him come to her, and the
brave little fellow, who is less than 5 years
old, crawled to the buggy, when his
mother assisted him into it and proceeded
home. The boys leg was found to be
fractured in two places, besides sustaining
, 1888-05-09

Fresh fish received daily at the Saddle
Rock.
, 1888-05-09
RATES OF ADyERrIsING.
AN EXTENSION TO CHICAGO.

The Omaha Republican strikes an in
teresting topic in speaking of an eastern
outlet for the Union Pacific. Among
other things it says: ut is learned now,
however, and from good sources, that Mr..
Potter had in view the building of a line
to Chicago. 1t was rumored last fall that
a scheme of this kind wa under contem-
plation, but for prudential reasons it had
to be kept very quiet. Whether the pro-
iect will yet be carried out is rather III
certain. The fact still remains fixed, and,
If anything, stronger han before, that to
retain its position as a competitive trans
continental road, the Union Pacific will
sooner or later be forced to secure, either
by purchase, lease or construction, a line
from Omaha to Chicago. The Santa Fe,
Burlington, Milwaukee, Rock Island and
Northwestern are forcing it to that point.
The former of these roads is now glory
ing 10 the luxury of a continuous route
from lake to sea, and all the others are
pushing through to the coast as rapidly
as they can go. The Union Pacific Is also
building through from Salt Lake, and the
supposition hat it will push eastward be-
fore long is not an improbable one.
, 1888-05-09

VINO says that time does not even up
many old scores? Four years ago Melville
w. Fuller of Chicago was a candidate for
a position on the Chicago delegation to
the convention which nominated Mr..
Cleveland. He was defeated by a pro-
fessional ballot box suffer named Mackin.
Now Mackin is in the ~penitentiary and
Fuller has been nominated chief justice Of
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Be honest, young man, be honest, sug-
gests the practical Phil adelphla Times.
, 1888-05-09

Santa Able soothes and heals the mem
branes of the throat and lungs when
poisoned and infamed by disease. it pre-
vents night sweats and tightness across
chest, cures coughs, Group, asthma, colds,
bronchitis, pneumonia, whooping cough
and all other throat and lung troubles.
No other medicine is so successful in cur
ing nasal catarrh as California Cat-R-Cure.
The enormous and increasing demand for
these standard California remedies confirm
their merits. Sold and absolutely guar
anteed by DIR. w. N. Hunt at 81 a pack
age. Three for 81 so.
, 1888-05-09

ONE thousand dollars in stock has been
subscribed for the establishment of a
weekly paper at Saratoga, the Wyoming
health resort. Some difficulty is being
experienced in securing a suitable name
for the proposed paper. A name which
has been received with much favor by the
stockholders is The Saratoga and Platte
Valley Champion. The title, while
possessing the merit of being descriptive,
carries with it the disadvantage of being
too cumbersome for use except on state
occasions. As the chief feature of Sara
toga, so far, is its hotel, we would suggest
that the new paper be called the Saratoga
Chip, a title which has the merit Of being
unique in the whole range of journalism,
besides carrying with it a breezy suggcs-
ton of easily digested food which could
not fail to attract the attention Of the
Wyoming public, The own and region
has long needed a good representative
newspaper. The country is populous
enough to support it and the people are
of an intelligent class who would appre'
ciate it. Let the Saratoga Clip be
launched by all means.
, 1888-05-09

VACANCIES in the grade of second
lieutenant In the army are not occurring
as rapidly as hoped for by the forty-four
members of the West Point class which
graduates next month, says the Washing
ton correspondent of the Omaha Bee.
But twenty-five vacancies exist at present
twelve in the infantry, six in the caval-
ry and four in the artillery-iust half
the number required to accommodate the
entire class. Three more are assured by
the two retirements to occur on account Of
disability and the retirement Of Gen.
Duane, June 80. Nineteen more vacan-
cies will therefore have to occur during
the next fifty days if all the members are
to be made full second lieutenants imme-
diately upon graduation. At least a
dozen will have to be assigned as addition.
ais until places occur for them.
, 1888-05-09

SoM'< S\cGN a5@ptsia i1 fe ol
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker'5 English Remedy? 1t is tho best
preparation known Cor all Lung Troubles
sold on a positive gw rantee at 10c., 50c.
DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1888-05-09

The letter from our Washington cor
respondent published in another column,
gives a very clear idea OF the status Of the
national legislation which affects Wyo-
ming. Cheyenne people will be partlcu-
larly interested in the fact that the bill
providing for an $4,000 public building
in this city will surely pass if it can be
gotten before the house; Wendovcr peo-
pie will be rejoiced over the establishment
Of a post office there, and Laramie City,
but more particularly its postmaster, will
be pleased to find that that town will be
advanced to the grade of a second class
office on the first of next July. The peo-
pie of the whole territory are interested
in the fact that it is highly improbable
that any legislation affecting the land
laws as they now stand will be passed by
congress at this session.
, 1888-05-09

New York SUM-
Policeman Ito tired citizenl-"Do you
think you can get home alone, Mr..
Smith?''
Tired Citizen-'Yesh, | can (hic) get
t from door lone, but after that | Chic)
gucsh I'll have comp'ny."
, 1888-05-09
From Francis TO Ignatius.
TChicuUD Hgrald

The cover of Mr.. Donnelly's book
bears the following mysterious numbers
and words: 53x6=3lS=Francis; 53x7=
37l=Bacon; 54xl2=64S=Nicholas. 1t
should have borne also: OOx0=0OO=
DOnnelly.
, 1888-05-09

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives &
, 1888-05-09
PITn IN


There are now three distinct and sepa-
rate political parties in Indiana, namely:
The Republicans, the Democrats and Jo-
seph +. Mcdonald.
, 1888-05-09
Parallel Cases.


The man who doesn't hoist an UNI
brella when it rains isn't a bit more fool
ish than the country which maintains a
tariff twenty years after the war Is
over.
, 1888-05-09
What Worries Them.


1t will take 4I2 votes to nominate a
candidate at the Chicago convention, and
a great many dark horses are figuring
where to get the odd All.
, 1888-05-09

With every Cash Purchase of $3.50
worth of goods T will present one
Ticket in the Grand Drawing for
the following Five Prizes:
First Prize $1,000 Cabinet Grand Piano.
Second Prize 500 aUOrth Of diamonds.
Third Prize 100 sU0rth of Drv Goods.
Fourth Prize 81 sU0rth of Dry Goods.
Eynb Prize 25 sp0rth of Dry Goods.
, 1888-05-09

minor injuries. He is said to be doing as
well as might be expected under the cir
cumstances and in a fair way of recovery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

Home y womane doms'ns ana enc e
entitled g everything inst can oe 10000
20 spare ner mucn annoyance enc marc
labor: There ere many convenIencee'
which !! orougnti "a gee: ere inexpensive,
ana VIII meter's,iy ngn.en me 0!roen
and labor o. tne noosewise; rrom,nent
among eneee convenlences = ne wspe-
kaoeta f0rcelasn Cnurn. when y meet
Ing with such remarksoIe sa'e eno cue
cees wherever inI.ouucee' VINO eve'
49, these cnurne VIII need nc expIsne-
ton q the reasons 1or me great demand
This churn = eo!d solesy On ~ mensss
sod Ne do tnls knowing snat wherever
e goes u VIII make Z clean record. Inc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

This remedy h becoming % well
known and % popular - 70 need "a
special mention. All who have ueed
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. "A purer medicine does not exIst
and Il 10 guaranteed 90 do I'll that Il
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure 81
diseases Of the liver and kidueya viii
remove Pimples. Bolls, Salt Rheum end
Other Affections caused By impure blood
WIFE drive Malaria from The syseem
and prevent = we'll - cure al Malaria
fevere.- For curo % Headache. C0nati'
patton and Indigestion try Electric Biz.
Satisfaction guaranteed, o.
money Refunded - Price 50 cts. and u
per bottle = nehringer Brothers Drug
Store. 5.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

NOTICE h hereby given that. b virtue
IN Of a order Of the Dubois CIrcoie
Court the undersigned, guardian q ~
perpon ana estate 81 Daniel B. Sheriff.
John n. Sheriff and Dolly 6hegrIG,
minor heirs OF Thomas \. Sherrit, O.
ceased, will offer for saie q public aucs
sIon. On he premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 10e4
he undivided three-fourths parts % ~
following described real esiase. situate -
Dubois county, Indiana. to-wit:
Sixty acres o. 81 NE south eide % ~
eouth- vest quarter OF Section No. tbroo
Isl. township No. one ~ south, rango
No. nvs ~ west.
TERMS or sALE:-O ae-tbiFd ofthe
purchase money % Be paid u cash. ~
rssidue % two equal paymentA . 90
aod two yooss, The purchaser Swing
noles for deferred payments. bearing AZ
- cent. interest from daies With ~.
proved surety. and waving beseat q
valuation Dsws.
ssIs n bpeio e oss o'clock ,. -.
LEWIS L. MILLER G0ardiso.
TRAYIon 3 BgNfEn, Allosneys.
p. Sat lhe same time and place ~
undersIgped. Roxy IsnveIsod, viii oell
ber ineerest 81 lbo shove deecviooo soo1
pses1e upon tho some teSmo. her intereee
lhsrels being ~ undivided ose-souru
- '' Roxy Lov1sArA
SEPT. siss, lees ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

Tn BGsr SALvR % the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
YER Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, C0rns, and I'll Skin Eruptious,
and positively cures Piles, Or no pay 70
quired. It d guaranteed 70 give perfect
satislactlon, Or money refunded. Price
5 csats per box. For sale By Mshringer
Bros-, jasper.
Feb. 18th, 1883. -ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

Our worthy friend, Johs 9. Line, i
on The sick Iist.
Born, % Niksl ED Enna Brown, :
boy, and hls name = Clsvelaad.
A hickory wagoos With Columbia
ToWushIps C1evoIaad gleo club, went 10
Paoli wednesday 70 the Democrat Rally.
Our County Treasurer 90 u Town
Monday looking after bic interest n The
comio9 slecsfoo. He will hnd Colum-
bic III right whsn The votes are counted.
Lawyer 0Imoons attended Sabbath
seheo! sssssd:y' but another fellow e
Frsnk Ne q he blacksmith shop
Saturday b bed sp sss-his buggy va
tho coueo.
Ftank;s scratched fhss . we'll. He =
worse hart over 0osanmaria's article
saying be came out q he little end Of
the horn. than be wss u The fght. 0e
says no truthful person will ~ "A. ever
o'ruck hin; oDd every scratch - GOT
Eds father held him while "a. ecsotco-
"a. Frssk y Republican Bot trush =
DccisI NIehoIsos, o. - frn o. Mich
olson = Lutrell, be- bought LotrolI's
Ineegose q ~ Store. Mr.. LutreIl will
move % Ills-, end Jool b. NIcholoOu be-
taken chargo ed y weighing sugar nd
coGbe and counting - ffgll
Zrrr CooS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

Gre Pile. an rhoun, lsltog, buFno,
scalds, oosoo, vous6s. infinite eceoo nd
cha1oG, soeo nipples and orupdoue q
ne o(In. DuDol0go viii colnrs1 VIII
and thlo . lnvnluoblo pomo6y ed -.
e01n ouro. pDonsone - - ed pos1oco
sseI.hsllos g1ana1eo9 Frs 8 ssesa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12
COffman Hougoy
r. B..COFFlIAN. Prop'r.
HAYsvILLE, IND.

HAVING taken possession % thle
"A Hotel formerly the 6sltx Honoo,J
I solicit the public patronage. 6ood
meaIs, cloan rooms and beds and c0ur1o-
ous troo1D0n4 and good stabling Or
horses, Vim - accorded my pafroas.
Give me trial. April -, 38-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

,Ouu. ,. nAAp = uue1ose oDyslnle. = 80.
6sss - Csuny csnm1oo1s.e - - - 1lss1sl -.
49, 10 sSsn1AlDs = oslunsoA naselosa, nSsas
~ Al1z4s = ysClsseeg- = ss1.11osaa 1acS.1
S g.. - 80 q ;ssss: ' s, ss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12
new HARNESS SHOP
on nrzL s..F: eEroszrs I'M
JASPER, IND.
EouiS zroxlo4

|TTAs spsssd o. nARHRm eloP = sslela :
III chs1e q pafronoGs. - - GELlD cU8Ap YY8
CASH ALL w0nK 0CAnAxTEyDrp CIV SAN
FACTION. largs ste<k q nAk1k!s. SApD!L4<
"a. you uilI a. ssssythisg usal6 ksps = unDf-
CLA0 ouOP - select 6on-
-Dsuss ask re- ers11t, ~ posaso gevo
N a.; s = , 80 - riscss;is raoxlea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

TnR RRv. Gro. H. TnAYKn, o. no.I'
hon. Ind, says: "Bosh myself and WIsl
owe onr lives 70 6nELoH's CoksuMr5,o'
|CUeE.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

II. b. =. Nossss. 0esesel wecaesn
Agent Royal Baking Powdoe ., ws1ecs
RI have never found - Gveos sos~y.s
from physIcians' preecs!peIens 80 -
tendance upos or colI1soe, - ..v
AFTER ~ days ne o. Pap1lIon Lexssecs
90 1axl Skin Curo. ] coonoe oeocssoe -
you medically WHIT e - oooe .. -
bot can ~ that yooro % egone1eos 49,
not scco1plishcd Uhot PspIl!oe 80
done amer ; lev spDlieaiions'" Ases
bottles only ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-12

ARue can not b permaDen(y eo!:o
ussll The system has been thorocg.Iy
cleaned ofall morbid matter. Qu1rlse
and other lsbsifsges, will check . I:m.
porarily but is q sure 10 resus. os.s.s
ihe syssem has been cleaned. FOR sn,s
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-01-05
OUR AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
CHANICAL COLLEGE.

The Board of Trustees of this Insti-
tuition has not been idle. The prepa-
ration of the grounds for building,
and the lands for cultivation, has
moved steadily forward and the pro-
gress is not only satisfactory, but
gratifying. The timbers of the Expo
sition building are being hauled to
place and put in shape for protection
against weather; the bricks are ready
and will be on hand whenever the
architect calls for them. The lands
have been plowed, narrowed and
ditched Thoroughly, and everything
will be in shape by the spring meeting
of the Board to lay the foundations
and push to completion some of the
buildings. 1t now really looks as if
the farmer-boy's school is to open at
least by the beginning of the year
1889. The plans Of the architect for
the buildings have been examined
and endorsed, and work is being car
ried forward steadily in clearing off,
grubbing, ditching, blowing, terracing,
&c. We shall give our readers an
idea of the buildings, location and the
improvements that have been made and
the general plans of the Board in the
near future. Meantime they mayfeel
assured that the work is being prose-
cuted with judicious energy.