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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
PRACTICAL VIEWS or A RAILROAD MAN.

j. d. Laying, president of the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis Railway and general
manager of the West Shore returned yesterday from
tour Of railway inspection which extended as far as
st. Louis lie travelled an average OF $50 miles
day for eight days aud spent several days In mo a
cities
"Thero Is one thing can say he said, chatting to
a Tribune reporter. The prospects splendid for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
r1rIER DIRECTING HIS BOOM FROM AFFAIR,

Philadelphia, June 30 (speclaLl-There is consider
able dissatisfaction here at tho manner In which
Mayor Filters boom for the Presidential nomination
has been handled Although the Mayor has about
given up all hope OF success, he is kept well In
formed regarding the progress of his boom at chlcaso
having been In constant communication VIM ha'
oty since the delegates began assembling and espe-
ciaIv slnce tina arrival there Of Director stokey.
Ho receives great number of telegrams, and after
no leaves HIS Office IN the afternoon, the operator at
Forresdalo is kept busy sending messengers to his
private residence, and forwarding replies TO Chicago
The Mayor refuses to talk on the subject OF his can
dAdacy and says that all the COMMUNICATIONS rom
Chicaro ARE Of a private nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21

nAKOTA TO COME IN PROMPTLY on THE
WINNER
Chicago juno 20 Speclan. --Colonel W. @. Plummer,
Of tho Dahus delegation. said last night: "Iho Da-
loia delegation has decided 70 divide tho vote long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
A FLoURIsHING REPUBLICAN CLUB.

Az recent meeting Of The PeehShiII ioIus -.
publican Club It was decided that the c1cp p,. ..ss
State League and the following members we're elo0
delegates: James W. Hustled, Charles Nassau VII
George II. penikc, and as aiternaeS' henry n' s,uh
Iau'as y Ancar and william L. Flockton. Tho e'uo
a. rap,aI ,rcreasIne in membership and negoiiaypS
are now pending for a large hall to DO used "
room and for campaign purposes
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

The event of socioi interest, in this city on
"Wednesday evening last was the marriage. a,
the Presbyterian Church. OF Mr.. Walter b
Wolfe nndtNiss Annie r. i.hcoel; Rev. j G
Carothers Qfiicfating. MIR. Wolfe is one Of
the most thorough business young men in
the State, as his long connection With the Ia
mous establishment of Col. w. n, Pass will
attest, He also stands high In social circles
Miss Laeock was born and raised In Grenada
and Is therefore known TO everybody here as
n Very intel llsent and iovable, young lady
The ATTENDANTS on this occasion were compo-
Aed of our little people, Master Richard Lat
ting and Miss Cora George, Master Harr,
Adams and Miss AliD,se Pass, Muster Neiil
Caothers and Miss Claras@uy, Master ASH
ford Gerard and Miss Mary T. Wolfe, These
little folks looked exceedingly sweet and
pretty, and performed well theif nart, The
decorations Of the church were the most
beautiftilpnd artistic we hnve ever stcn in
tpis city, ana here ana here aino,ig he doe
orations hung n cage and canary. Witch
added greatly tothe nagnifleence ot i,c SUR
roundings. The newly welded couple left
Immediately for New Orleans. While such
is In order, the GAZETTE extends eonsratu-
lations. N@ s-f
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

.-.N - y . . i h
4 Wenre pleased 10 note that our appreciate
cd young.irend, Mr., has. NJ, Melton, offhis
city, and Miss Ella sti2ler, d ia asclnutiilg and
accomplished young Lady 81 Black Hawk,
and q former pupil oI TIE Grenada Collegiate
Institute, were united ID the holy bonds of
matrlinony last "Wednesday. evening, ~ the
residence Of the brides, uncle, rear Hack
Hawk, Charley Melton is well known in
thisconnlunity having held positionas
salesman at the popular establishment OF Mr
q. w. Jt,nes. for tile past three or four years,
where, throng'. hIs rn!itellrss and courtsv,
nc hns won the confidence and esfetmof bOth
pltnsnye pf q persona, ucquaihtance With
..aiss stigler, but are assured NJ those who
kncw her that she possesses all ihose Qua,i-
s es o,, nonssn,S Y" maze goa iae aiin retl.
nf the GAzE1TE for many. years Of connubial
happiness.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

We see fronl the papers that Mem
| phishas determination d revival Of
the Mardi-Gras; folly. Well, Mem
| phis Is twenty-clie years Of age at
least, hatf white and free borne, and
Iis therefore guaranteed the supreme
wight to make q monumental fad OF
herself, whenever sha's6 desires. 1T
may perhaps he regarded by some
people as old-fagyisRl. Oh our part,
but we care not for. that, Marai-
Gras, a. we understand it ia, d time
when everybody and bis brother,
and ia manginstances his sister, is
licensed to put on "a mask and get
eloriously drunk, Nobody must in
terfere and 40 remarks must be
made about the affair, afterward.
We cannot and will not see that
this II to be and therefore we can not
advocate Mardl-Gras. Moreover The.
stuff that is published in the great
dailies rs emanating from R'Rex" is
fl for < place only in Mother Goose's
Melodies or some other equally oc-
cult literary production Intended for
;Dfantila amusement How any res
pActah.e sober man, not to say wo-
inah, can enter into, lningle with and
become an integral part of the mis-
cellaneous mass of humanity that
connposes q Mardi- ffras mob, and
emerge therefrom with 4 loss of self
reapeet is to as !. mystery. Howey-
er, as have previously observed, this
is a free country and s'Iet 'cr 90 Gal
lagsler,a II she wants to.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
ga.s!s .sa.,.,a,s iii '!.aEnasa tlaasa
AEMouNcEM ENTs,
,FOK MAJOR.

rG gilE yofkRsot THk WIT A4h1 4 Z " \ Ai's,
Having been solicited bN Y largo st nnnansfoi 2
fnoeiti2ensof5,srena " anlp9.thee ee lli,yseii
h oandidate fort the ofiit,eef Mayor sf the next
p,nniripal eleet;on,to be held on the 3st Mon
day il, May take this tnetaodioi anaounc-
Ing gmyseifacandidate THAI office, stinlect
b the action Of thn Democratic pafns Y
elected viii strive ~ discharge the dniles 81
tle office Faithfully aoa With jnstife and I'M
partiali.y, ftaf a Very respectfully
Grenada Ealt. p. 4lrg J.1fAA NJ ~ Ltid ~ !.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

Esquire j, llsue ,sei@h, snnouaces
in this Issue of the GAZETTE as q
candidate tor Mayor, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party. Mr..
Leigh il too well known TO Che voters
IofGrenata, to need one single word
Of introduction from ia. He has fill
ed the office Of Justice of the Peace
for this beat, for the last ten wears,
and is universally conceded on all
SIDES, to be one OF the very best mag
istraies this county ever had. He is
familiar with the law and he enfofc-
es II feaylessly and mpartially
With the law-breaking class he is nd,
favorite, as the penalties that he In
tlicta upon them are such as to deter
them from repetition of the same
offence. should he be elected, we
feel That we can cheerfully promise
our people u successful and staisfac-
tory administration. IN
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

uwing'o the Grprecedented,r rapid grow'th
o olJr' 't'hseription list within the past few
@eeh ), We aIii unltptso haye to4egi,l print
ne the aAzGryn a few hours earlier than
heretutore, i'erseiis Wishing local matter of
advertisements Inserted VIII, greatly cbliGe
the publisht rs by handing or sendine hi Tile
same b or before Thursday noon oi each
week We cannot luSurr the insertion Of To-
rAl mnttor handea In on Friday morning
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
Death of Mrs. ID. u. Theobld.

Greenville, Miss, Jan. 233 -The an
nouncement made this morning oi
! the death of Mrs. IF. p, Iheobold
caused the sincerest regret in wide
circle Of the friends Of the deceased.
Mrs. Theohold was we'll Known
throughout the South where she MAS
held in the highestestseIn. She WAS
in her Goth year NJ the time Of her
demise, and promised to live much
longer, when she was cut down by
that fell destroyer. pneumonia. ,ssne
was born al Greensboro, Ca, in 1T9S,
the daughter Of John MeAlister oi
the British army, during the Rev
ola'ion III 1910; moved To Natcliezy
Miss, with Der fatllep, was after
warti4s married near Vicksbng to Col
w W. Blfnton, who died OF Ban-
tonia in 1888, whore now Greeville is
located Mrs. Blauton subsequently,
married Or. Samuel .'Fheobold Of
Lexington, Ky !, in June, ISL.
She had conaecrated her life to
good, for good sake, sna had lahored
with unnagging zeal soF the relief, o.f
many Fho were distre4aed In minS,
body or estate, In this way she had
personally ehdeared beIself 10 men!
and women, many fE wilonlIhad been.
beneI.tted ttg her ehsi3tY and love,
and AL oi%Whosn are cogGi2att nfhnrY
tender sotieitude One of ,Greeb-
viile's aincerast friends, wLc wifi
tender faith fully discharged the du-
ties of life, has reached her journeys
end A more serene, amora ehivalric
spirit, ciasping the loved and by
them clasped, never has passed from
life to7enter he realms Of Death.
Mrs. Theobold will be remembered
hsthe same lady who made the Gre
NADIA Collegiate Institute . donation
or IT 600 - few months since. ~,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

AZ will be seen by reference to our an.
noniicen,entcoi!,iun Mr~'L-sC. putata is ~
'and'date for reelection to the important
once of marshal and city tux collector, sub
lect 10 she action OF the Democratic party.
iaVsng served IN the above capacity for. the
past two Years, the voters OF this city know
no" Ltthtully Mr.. Dubard has discharged
me manifold obligations resting upon him;
and We nrn assured tlia, if Reelected he Will
iiaNei more etlicienl public Official in the
future than in the past. r
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

J L. ~ -
IN sle se \ I2 :li q
/ III III dun, 81 q B III
I ol6 JAnl Blaine, lle N
ltsIjad tsetst hem dlaeeses ,s to tlseAkE
habrs y ]! y 4 ]. u f 4 !! stsn s aaiose \
them I'd the maId dan e. hose hofDs
|.isin Ohio, and ~ he never treAsHei
that Dt her eyes than hers W0nld ever
raxe ,ipon these nliasiFes Df i6ve, ije
lust turned himself loose, 10 70 speak n,
ana tried hard to see how Iriue owe
and sWeetnese hA eoHj q convey tit6ft
sarily Hs slsn,liiy ad ddressUd the OBJ
l;ect OF. his alteration As 1. Dear BnA1i
nie;n that being the pet ,iick-nanle
adopted By him for ihis special Qc..s
Scasion. Well, she ultimately proved
to be to him 4 dear l,,innie, III real-ss
,ity, about the deaFeet .Bunniep that
ever he went a-tisting After he
didn't marry the girl, alid she be-
came thoroughly satisfied that he
didn't intend to marry her, her heart
Observation-Disclosures eGnibnstlDn.
Although this vital organ Was badly
Iacerated and hung together By few
shreds, the remainder of her anatc-
my was in a good state Of preserves
tion and her appetite was t'tlimpairr
ed Nothing hoWever5hnt q golden
band could ever weld together her
badly fractured heart, 50 by tlle2
counsel and conniyance of her attor--
neys, she estimated the damage 10
that organ at 100000, and instituted
suit therefor. Afle'. hearing The ag-.l !-..
idence, the most pnte.lt and aneIn--#
sive ofwhfch we're the sickly sWe eet
letters before mentioned, the jury de-i
cided the case in her favor and
awarded her judgment against the
IN the sum of s45, 900.
Hereafter when .Arbuckie wants TIL
saw sweet Ahings to u girl, VIZ pie
stlme we will say ,noreOf them with
his tongue, aud not reduce the alto'
such indisputab!e, inimical evidence,
al lettersin black and white. This,
should alsoEserve az d warning to the
Young men of this country who do
not wish to be mulcteN S45,OW just
FOR a little innocent filtration.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
NOTICE.

On account Of Mardi.Gras, the Hi
nnis Central aud M ~ r. II. Rs. will
sell tickets ut hai.tare. sale of tick
cts February 9Th 20 lith, good TO re-
turn until February 2SLtj.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
LOCAL E..sMggg:s: 1: S.

?. y. Corscts, the beat in the world
for ladies, are sold in Grenada by G..
j. Austin g. Go.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
r.,, ,r,rs,,ay and city Tax Collector.

We hrc authorized 70 announce ti'e nh'ne ,
Of " H. CROW pEN AZ Il candidate Tor the o.
nee Of Marshal and city Tax Collector ~ tae
ensutug ,nunicipal election subject to the
actitt, OF the l3cnlctrt,tia party.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
NOTICE

/ will pay fifteen cents per hushel,
cash, for Gotfon Seed, on rhe puhlic
square. a GERARD.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
FOR i.ENlC,

The residence Of Capt w. 7. Tow
Ter. a very comfortable house, con-
venient to the business part Of the
city. None bat q first-cluss tenant
need apply For terms, ETC., apply to
n, Y, PAYNE.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

N r II, : g nm
EW IsslIea a IA AS
fsurplns income 0f tllf lltsitt
| ana ksep5lx ssp The taf ~ oIas ix!cl anu
twOnlen and 60ttnn goods. M n
rather ii am6In& &lxSsls p0sit ion mr. 4
Iasb0tllerfi DefnOcssits but 0ta Js.e
Brown never Was Deinncttt Il enough
TO hurt fiinfsslf & int is4 d ever fprgsfs =
at ali times and under All efF0sti1s,-. I.
stances to be- Il Brown ma III y no
III; ik In tile coc0anIt III ven * Hasil y
accounted for. Mil Brown is not efs-. !
gagged Iii the mum faut ilre 80 topaceo
and whisky, but he has Interest ",
the tune of' several million nf dollars
hi iron mines aud manufactures,
and also d cotton and wollan mills.
Therefore be wants the price M these
prqducts kept UP no matter What
may happen TO otEer folks. Some
Of The Smart Alexn brand Of poll
ticians laughed at Gen. Hancock s
Ststefnanship, when hes desig nsitt'd
the tariff as local inits nature Time
has abundantly proven that Gen.
Hancock was pre-emin1ntly correct.
THE tariff is SO very. intensely local
Iii it's nature. ithatyou canlocate any
man q vote on it right in his pocket.
Where HE nr his constituency mani
ufactufers Or produces any article
for s,sle, he viii, naturally want the
price ofthat pastirnlar article kept
up .ss high as possible. That's Just
about the size Of IL, as viewed
through onr optics. sss
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28


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which \; j. crnae IL I'M -e3ipaste. rnnsti
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ri tha nnnnle. ana, taat vhir}, is H.
sarra wronu mnst be.. .ssreforned a.
rouatlt., ,,' And ~ uul,lio. policv. an
Iisbtenad ban;yn and nrorfipsa;ve /
stainle.s Md sr1Iendid knoWinr I.a,s
,etjr;uo pI,b u n HI sween to me-.
,.j,aninal induAtria| ,,otnn,eyciaF ana
asric1l,uy,,l arnatnnss must extend
o1ar ali Within her borders, the ner-
tain and equal protection af libcrtys
rppnlstaa ~ law. Iris Tund
to he the wish of our farming oai,sijt-
neney g'hat harmful and iudis.
eriminata innovations shall b. n,aae.
th,,t cbanges. radical aud ;.e,ollfjnn-
an shs,l he urpea. ao uot un,;ar-
sts,,td Il, ia mart Of their r,,ruose. nv
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, fairs and is nerfect as' n IA lrv uit,;
fhe movements they have ut IN foot
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- l.Is.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

IF you wish 10 buy q good, gentl.
pony, cheap, call on RIM. Winter.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

IMrDEtT.ANT NDTf Il.

o,conada, Jan. ~. T., G. DrhARD.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-03
EVANSVILLE.

Those who got valentine blame the
wrong person
Mr.. Charles Mctiinn has resigned his
position in Lymausville mill.
Scarlet fovcr is still raging in this
vicinity. Nine on ten cases are reported.
Mrs. Cortin. who for the last month
has been sick with pneumonia, is fast
recovering.
William Conway ia very sick with q
severe cold and will not be able To work
for some time.
Residents of Lymansville would like to
see the street in front of the boarding
house repaired. II was quilted 10y the
recent rains and is in bad shape.
James McNcy. who resides in Allen
dale. was arrested 10y officer kinnecum
on Saturday ON the charge of non support
of family. He was sentenced To the
House of Correction for six months and
the costs.
A race took place here last Saturday
between two well known local tro;tcrs.
belonging to Rudolph Sack aud Thomas
Burke. The course was from Dyervilie
to Burke's stable. Mr.. Burke's horse
came in ahead.
On Sunday afternoon bloody battle
was fought about two miles from THE
village, in Johnston, by two unknown
men for purse of 500. Twenty. seven
rounds were fought. This section is
becoming popular battle ground for
Providence sparers.
On Saturday morning of last week a
man under the influence at hquor was
found 10y the side of the road near the
Lymansville Company's houses 10y Jos.
McCabe and Michael Forrest. lie was
nearly frozen, but they were Obliged to
go into the mill aud the man was left
until eleven o'clock, when he was discov-
cred 10y Martin Burke and John Powell
who took him tc Mr.. Reiner's. at the
Lymansville boarding house, who gave
him some ginger. wrapped him in blank
cts and put him beside the stove 10 thsw
out. But for the kindly assistance of Mr..
Reiner the man might have died
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-03
MAN1t,N.

John p Bal!ou of North A'tleboro was
in town Wednesday.
Tx Sheriff Holden is seriously i'll from
n complication of diseases.
Mr.. Jas. woodlock moved here this
week from East Greenwich and has taken
n position in the Manton Mill
Mr.. Levi Jencks an old resident of
this place, died at his home on the
Johnston side on Wednesday in the 72nd
year Of his age.
the funeral services of Mrs. Worsley,
who died here last week, were held on
Saturday at the Chestnut street church,
Providence
Mrs. John =. Murphy died here last
Saturday night The funeral services
were held on Wednesday when High Mass
was celebrated at ST. Thomas church.
Emory Thurber and Mr.. Emhoir went
on n fishing trip Monday and returned
with thirteen pickercl whose aggregate
measurement was about thirteen inches
Anchor Lodge held an interesting
meeting Monday evening. Visitors were
present from Friendly Union, Pilgrim
and Manufacturers Lodges. The second
and third degrees were given to two
candidates
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-03

The question is often asked does the
West offer better inducements for busi-
ness than the East. Twenty years ago
Horace Greeley after trans continental
trip. full Of admiration of the vastne.s of
western resources, and surprise at the
push and enterprise that had worked
wonders in the way of its development,
raid, $50 West, young man." and thst
advice has been repeated oltcner. per-
haps, than any ever uttered IL has
been followed too, and the tide of emigra-
tion that has poured into the Eldorado.
and caused "The desert to blossom as the
rose," would perhaps furnish the great
editor as much Of surprise as did his
first visit. Still there is question whether
the West is the place for the Eastern
people to cast their lot Things have
changed since Horace Greeley rode down
the California mountains in the historic
stage coach. The country has filled up
wonderfully and business has fully kept
up to the requirements of the inhabitants
There is no lack of lawyers. doctors, ed
itors. surveyors and business men. The
West is full of them. so full i'm fact, that
hundred of college educated young men
have turned miners and cattle hcrders
Competition is as sharp and perhaps
sharper than in the East. Money is
scarcer and interest is higher If YOU
want TO exchange n frame house for a
dugout, good living for coarse fare
salaries for mortgages, zephyrs for cy-
clones, so West, young man. II you want
to give up the advantage Of gool schools.
the influence OF the church. If you wish
to deprive your family Of good society.
free libraries, lectures. concerts and all
that makes up an enlightened civilization.
then men who have families to bring M
should take up their abode in states and
territories "beyond the Mississippi" We
refer of course To the frontier where the
land is cheap aud where whiskey and
tobacco are considered necessities. III
you get the Western fever remember
there are two sides TO the question and
push away the glamour and think what
you are sure 10 lose an well as what you
may gain.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-03
Society Directory

The following ia a list Of the societ.es OK
this village and their meeting nights.
Manufacturers Lodge No. 10, /. o. o.
f., meets every Tuesday evening Odd
Fellows Hall. Plainheld street.
WOOnasquatucket encampment No. 10,
|. q. o. +. meets fret and third Monday
evening Of each month st Odd Fellows
Hall.
Perseverance Lodge No. -, X. Of =.
meets every Tuesday evening in sprin-
gers Hall, High street.
Uniform Rank X. Of /. meets second
Friday of each month at SpringeFs
Hall, High street.
Court Olneyyile. No. G4G3, A. o. r.,
meets first and third Friday of each
month at Springer's Hall
Conslaye No. 30, X. =. F.meets fourth
Friday Of each month al Springer's Hall.
Brigade No. 2, q. A. meets first and
third Wednesday Of each month at Mar
ragansett Hall, Weaycr's Block.
Peabody Lodge No. I64, Sons Of 81.
George, meets second and fourth Monday
Of each month at Narragansctt Hall
Crystal Wave Lodge No. 3, /. o. q, l..
meets every Wednesday evening al Good
Templars' Hall, Anthony block
Olncyyille Temperance Cadets, meet
first aud third Sunday of each month ~
Armory, High Street.
81. Mays Temperance Society meets
second and fourth Sunday each month IN
hall on Barton street.
Union Aid Society meets every two
weeks on Wednesday afternoon and
evening
Robert Emmets, every Wednesday even
ing nj Springer Hall.
Narragansctt Assembly No. Al. H. ,.
! G.. +. meets first Thursday evening of
/ each month IN Narraganseit Hall.
Narragansctt Lodge No. 4 Ancient
Order United Workmcn meets 2nd and
4th Thursdays, NaTagansctt Hail.
Branch No. 395, G.. X. of A. meets first
and third Tuesday evening OF oach month
| in Good TcmplArs' Hall.
United Order Golden Cross, L. ., q. &.
meets on third Friday Of the month in
! odd Fellows Block.
H.ina Council, No. jG, u. f.. meets
every Monday evening in Temple of
| Honor Hall