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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

s,,s %e, Ia. s.f Con n I. Glow. and 20
Deuoit and Chicago y 80 a. L.. % 100. . 10 p n
syrs rSss bgo @ Suspension Bridge Nj
ag1t1 i IaS % g 90 10 il M 20 % no. 90 100 p Il
S ie 10 Saugci 4 tsi:Sn Albany Is 10
20 "a y SS w. o 90 gSrn ~ IG. ( N III b
= IS 8 :55, 10 10 "a II 80 a M 90 10 as
g 9 - p m 1nq w 700 H. S4o and 200 p NJ
ror Montreal and Canada East % 90 p;
Iamilto London - 20, 20 a; r % NV - 10 m To
Elegant .eepn- for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
SsfatoFa specials "a Il 30 m. % BIAS p. m Draw
vel S3% GoSsas sS NeTP. 90
na e. sr on TO- "a i s % g f'G % t Ssfs
od Hqntf &T.nd HSs' SssoH and b. rsGS
Room cars TO Grand Hotel station ard TO Phoeneia 19r
q iFPsehyille care aud Mcg9ialn House Station sIs,
Room Cars Catsll "a II 80 Ia ana (s AS p IL
Daily iDsAy except Saturday Other trains daily
except sunday. "a leave jersey City p. Z H. sta.
Stallion 1aD II 80 a M ~ $40 ,. IL -
For tickets tnc. tables padof " secpng-car accom-
Iis1 $50 Fuiions Annex once foot q Tq
Ion. ~ Now.YorK City-sG3, 7a5 942 Broadway 1853 2
H Ws.s iydst. ZOO loot q Jay IT, r. r.
Wescots Express calls for and checks baggage from
Vanderbii,avc oenerM passenger Agent
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
Yow.York and New England
1cate NEW 7o8R 10 a NJ . + 81. ii 80 r NJ
Arrive boston I 80 P M, y r. MY A. NJ
3 90 ?. N. Daily. including Sundays
.a1 s; eay 5s;p ssn cay be secured at ticket
onees So broadway. and Grand Central Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
Railroads.
DENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD.
On AM affeI ! l.N J. l--S.


AYD rNITE6 sTHtTi,5 NAIL ROUTE
ua7fis6GPe ..6u'r and he wc,. with Pullman Palace
cars attached. 100 a. 30 DINING Csr AMI y
Dining SMOKING and Sleeping Tssubuea Cars at . 90
willansJof LIZ Haven. :oo a H.. 100 p. m. CORY
ana Erc AZ 900 y NJ connecting at CORY Tor TITUS
For Lebanon, 90 20 m and II y night aa5,,.
II 90 a. H. ! 900. : 100 and 800 ,. saturdays
oriy p m sunday, - and 10 a. m No. w..
ington Express o. Pullman paros cara daily except
sunday 70 a. H. erri'e WasRinsion 700 p 2, ana
soa la D. a. Tesa- At 30 Co aud 80 a. &
sunday 0.l5 and 8 n, 80 and p m. and l. 10
For Atlantic City, II 10 m, 100 and 90 p. week
FOR taee May. week day, ,o1 ,rto-roo,,,,o
ion! VA RahSag AID Amboy 80 10 aud 10 H.
= noon 9 80. 8 10, $40 Limited 4 go al m.
on SUNDAY 7 ~ and . 10 a. L. ana D. L. do not
For I'D Poi9: a2d SSriolk via NevYotk Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad, p n, daily via baltimore
ana Gay Line go p m week ts5, Gay" ,,, ~ ,,.o,,
transfer FOR Brooklyn tTavei.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains icaye New-lork va Desorosses and
Coruantt streets Ferries a. follows; ,. ,,,- -
20. 20 g. . -, Chicago Limited, with Dining Car.
and 10, Washington Limited, and IL H.. l. 20 !. .
20 4, 80. D. 8, 80, and D. H. and Il rs night
SUNDAYS, .Express 8 rs, Q g Limited and 10 a m.
4, 4 30 3 g. 80. . and y H.. and u rs night
raSs eaThs Nsw ISrE daily except Sunday at s.
ns On undy at trenton aHq Tor 70 Camden end
Ticket Olices Nos. !, 49,. 90 and ga Broadway.
conrtst ana Brookyn foot Q; Fulton.
Braohyn; station. Jersey City Lmgrant Ticket ONCE,
The Ne~. York Transfer Company will call for and
cheek baggage from hotels aud re'liencs,s ,,.oo,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Coruandt and
DcsOros-es sts. as follows:
so II. for Catasauqua and Intermediate points
a m for Geneva. Lyons, Emira, lsoche.ter Bunalo
and the West and principal local points Char car 70
D. m Tor Tunkhannock and informed ate points Chair
to Tunkhalnock Connection TO leading and Harris
3:4O D. m for Pittston and principal Intermediate
40 D. N. FOR Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg Chair car TO
D m Tor Geneva Lyons Elmira, Rochester But.
fal0 and the West Pullman sleeper % Lyons
s.l5 D. m for Lauroys and Intermediate p nta
Trains leaving at a n, p n and . 40 2 m con-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
A. M FOR Mauch Chunk Hazcton ana lnNinnllate
5:l5 p. m for CopIsy and intermediate points
p NJ for Gene LyoLs, fimlta Rochester, Bur
iae and The West ruling. ,.eeIsSr u, 10 Ion.
GHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston, Newport and he East Express leaves Grand
Central station az 10 100 a m and 200 p m ior Watch
Boston. 100 p. Limited Express for Newport Prov.
idcnce and Boston. II 80 y M Might Express Tor New
port Providence, Boston4lally Palace Parlor Cars
Sleeping Cars TO destination -
Y EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
gEP I 8AgK 9E}SS F fsS s 9a54N cE2yE
l.,.,!. --GoGNfNclNe IgLyl ISIS ,nr,,-,,
81 90 10 % 80 II Is a. m. 4 80 q 30 80
(asl czLftssl, 90. = 30 % 80. 10 T. sundays.
rEo% ~ FOOT ' eH6dftrEASbr AND DEsDRossEs SIS
go 10 ~ 10 ~ IL goo noon ~ . ~ 80
Qimited express except Red Bank. 20 % 'Oo
p, m. Sundays rs Q is a NJ ; 200 ?. m
''' supt Gen Pas AstP.Ek G.P.A.cRRN.J'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
WlZZEN TOP MOTEL,

QUAKER I.ILL. DUTCUESS CO. =. Y.
VIII remain open until October !. nrstcass fani!v
hotel 10 the Hch1aus Of the hudson 1900 tcet above
The soa reasonable prices Post-ofcc al icss awllns
n Y. HOWE ( OILAAN, IfOpntloTs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
For PuILAbELrHiIA Xix and 'T'ii.ENr6S, Bound Brook
E9qte m a. i ? ii al n, a. 49, d. 30 - M 49,
70 nm say az AZ 'r Il h H. 9 T. 49, 80
VIE etc 4 a nl foT Fas@n Bethie6em. Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Realms, harrisburg, cic.
- q II. 70. Lake llcpatcoEs Easton. Bethlehem and
90 a N. t9r Pennington. Easton Bethlehem. Allen
80 a. m. Tor Pennington. Loke Hopa'cone. Easton,
ton d; aiding. Harrisburg. lott~yc, Tan1qua ShamoAin,
T. ID. for Termination. Ia ION bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk. Real Harriebura. ,tc.
Chunk EiiEes9asse. sclanion 'Ianisqaa, spamos.a.
80 D. H.. fof Remington. LsSo llopatcong Eoston,
100 and : 80 p H. for somorylle aal Remington
$40 .. m for East0n j. thchom. Allentown, Mouch
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc On Sundays at , 80
= SIS. 80, II 10 a. m; 30 80, 30, 4. 80,
90 8 10 p H. sunday 100 o., a m 200 = ~ tor
cep. sunday i,int pleasant larlor Cars at 10, 30
u:l5 a. "a 80 80 80 . 20 p ,,,,
WOOD Manghe,ieT Toms Ever Bein,eat. e. .,-.,,
cry a. I'M 1nd % aE-to i Beach Haven ATLANTIC
200, 90 - > 30, 1880 II 10 a m, 30, . 30
t. 20, ,. 30. O:l5 D. Il. Sundays, =. H., D.
For AoNl}qriL, rARK RACES on Tgesdays Thurs
IL 40 80 p y PaJ iGo car r I59i9' 700 p m
For LONG ,GGkkHRScIIt ocE&NN Grove, etc.
For Highland Beach, seabgight MoImogth Deach, and
oas h 20 80 80 S 100 su9 og y &c., 800 10 no.
For lesoa Asbusy Park ocean Grove, etc, 90 100,
For MONNOUTH PARK RACE, ~ Tuesdays Thursdays
ana Saturdays 500 co. II 200 d. --' J. 10 100
Fer Ahant ~ ss 1o 10 49, 800 q III oO SATURDAYS
Tor L5evoad IONS RIVER and nalnesat, 30 100 a H..
Ieic.S aad iaor Car seats DC procured H. 4l5
i2 Sst is iHfG Eat I5 coaist 80" SO
W. ~ T,an.,or companv WIN call for and check
baggage from hotel o. residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
Railroads.


NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKoE1.
Or ,o EnseyOCd Te1sny Chester, sparkS and Nya so
4 90 so 30 ) 40 GAO s 100. 10 80 T. m, y
midnight. Sundays 90 30 m, 80, T. 2 80 : 10
D. m. For Manuel Spring valley MOnsey and Tai mans
week days 100 10 700 m. 80, 40 m sundays
. 30 a and 10 NJ Saturday special Il as noon Ad
dtIonal talns Cfessklll ani 40 30 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
ERIE WAY.-Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 81,

Il MI nail. w III - lChtU OihSSo, 49, "a -
~ III am 057 broadway, l5J Ia bo.ey j. lol vests
Battery Place chambers and 231 street letrlea Now
York; 52l and 1888 lHlOnst brooklyn lO7 Broadway,
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson SIS HeOOkeh
and New Station, jersey City. where Tickets and
Parlor Sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking aud transfer OF baggage can be Obtained A
from ChanDtlsst trans 10 10 minutes earlier
M daily, Day EAprcss budct drawing room coaches
10 Buhao; Pullman sleeping coaches H0fneLsVlie TO
Cincinnati and Cleveland
10 80 m. week days Delaware Valley Express parior
car u B.nshamton oweg9 Elr!ira and Corning 90,
T. M daily Chicago end St Louis Lim'iel," s1li1
I'alnan train ~ day and buhet sleeping cQaghes TO Bui
i1l0 Niagara FATS Cleveland CHcaAO, Cincinnati aAd
81 Louis; no extra charge Tor fast time
T. n, daily, Chicago Express, Pullman BUFFET Sleeping
coaches u Biue hauton Owcgo. EHmrL Rochester. BuI'
islo. Cincinnati and Chicago . ,
Rutherford and iassaci, 40, 9, Z 90 DO 10 30
N l. noon; J. rs, 3, 3 40, 10, 4:40, 5l0.
30 BOO $40 30 80. ., 10 .3D ?. m. j. night
Also to Kuther9rd 3d. a. NJ $50, . :2o p m 81, 70
10 80 a IN. IL noon i:45. 3. 4. D 80, 7 30 .,
paicr.oHE4 As g. : so 30 10 30 a m I. nook
8 80, 50. 90 6 80. 40. 7 80 ., 10 30 y. N,
i 10 3 l. 3 20, 80 ., 10 80 p H. q night
Newark and Paterson, via Ncwnrk5 43, 90, p, 30
10 II 30 a. a. : 30. 20 20 20 DO *
EidssSool ay4 suTern-l. 49, 80 30 70 20 m.
j sht Also to KI1sewood : 30 a. a. 20 p m.
M; IS, !, 80 ? y. n. L nghI % ..,o ,oo
wafwck-week days. AS. o. 10 80 a. m : 1. 80 p.
GosSei-4 Is. So o. 10 30 p m l. 30 30 3 go
49, 3 D. m indnyS 40 . 80 . a; ~, $50 SD M
sa "a S"1 I"ib 'e5yi' 40 a., ~ 80 n
E,p-ess trains ms from mo West arrive In NowYok at
'C5 II 2qr a 81 M and 10 20 p III p r,r,rp
Gcn'l Sup't General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
Improvements of the Bar of
Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil.
DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC WORKS.

By order OF His Excelency. the Minister, notice 10
HEREBY that this Directory will proposals
for the works OF improving the lr Of Rio Gfande do Sr
Directory OF Public Works Of the Ministry Of Agrt-
culture, Commerce and Public Works OF Brazil, the
9th day ~ April, 1857.
JOSE FREiRE PARREtRAS HORrA.
More particular information recs,ing terms OF contract
etc. may b. obtained az the Brazilian Legation az Wash
ington. at the Brazilian Consuiate-neneral In Now
York City
4 WELL KNOWN ARTIST in wstercolors resident IN
n England having works IN the Cuted Saie- wishes
iT the addresses OF csss firms IN New York dealing
water coloE diawinas, Address ARTIST OF ".
uones Brewster. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST 34TH.ST.. N. 2, DAILY.
% 40 so, 80. 10 so l. 100, 30, 80. 80.
5 so - 80. : 30 D. - -
% so 4 80. :, = 10 p u.
All to Long Beach except those marked > con-
r ect with Marine Railway FOR POINT LOOKOUT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
Rooms il)anteo.

A LITERARY MAN wants a good sized in \
"A nrlyote house near 92d-s West side, Tor study only
NOT a. bed room Will furnish sign; best references
Address STYLUS, Tribune Onice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
Gountrn Bcnrs l0an,c0.

w ANTED on before October l. in suburban place
"a aUou helfh'ur from city, thrr" or four pleasant
rooms tu:fnishci IN the house, with prlyltc family
who tlae GENTLEMAN. wife and bahy 40 table boarlors
only. permanent. references exchanged W l.. =. H.,
ID. GGauday.., Astoria =. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
BoarS ano Rooms.


SECOND az third floors winter arrangements now
! made for families. 81 MIdsOn-ave.
~ WEST 32DLSr.-Beautiful ROOM with or withous
board; abundance OF water every eoofi fefef-
en,es exchanged
90 WEST oGTHST (Mnler's Ho'el.-Nicely fu'-
81 nished suites and single rooms, WIN nfsVelAs'
board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
BROOKLYN 1lropcrin f0anico.

w ANTtD House 20 lcae, OR rent n the nHchhorhood
W n Iafavet'c1,c Qua ST. James pac" b'"'stn rom
Scptcmber october ]. Afilr--, lul paIilcGai leh
&c. 4. IT, H. -. Trioun" Once.
VIZ ANTED 70 PURCHASE in Bro.Hlvn. eoot three
w story brick hovnston" house n good roshnorood
Address. with az IA ucular, and price T. A., Box 20
Tribune oNicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
MhNMAASET HOUSE,

III LICK I~L4NE, L. T., '. J.
Heal.hfuy situated amidst lcauflu scenery ~ lana
and water; attractive dives yachting bathing, fishing
music, etc. Frequent and ,nlycneht trains wa
Long Island r. Il. Adllc.s HENRY :. MOWER
Manage late Of lsey House, NaEAansct House Suffolk
County, y. :.
y. B.-Thr Marhorect house VIII positively he kept
open uril %. -Jta. ard atr u lu,lncss Warrants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

- EASIDE PROPERTY. go -,
- JOHN f. y. SM YTH huctiOneer will sell the remain
lug &c plots favorite Athouse properly a. EAR
ROCK Away LONG ISLAND on SATt RDAf, Az.
GUST Is 1855 at 80 .. H., the premises sale
positive rain or shine Plots contain from 70 10 city
lots The through this property are Handsomely
erraced graded with pretty grass trimmed SIDEWALKS
and Lighted with street lamps Plots fenced win eeasr
fences Fine saltwater bathing the premises. Ab-
soiuteiy healthy aud swept by the ocean breereS The
properly situated within i've minutes walk from the Hu
road station between the main highway ana Jamaica BAY
a. picturesque Bayswater In the VILLAGE OF FAh
POtKAWAY and Is pronounced the most desirable prop
in all the Rocksways Delightfully."- situated f9r all
Maps and further particulars az WAT
KIN w. JONES'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE Far Rock
eway. al; Of JOHN f. b. SMYTH, Auctioneer
50 Liberty-st New-York City
SUMNER TIMETABLE l. l. RAILROAD.
Leave Long Island City Rockaway-6 80 so
10 O5 :05 80. L. g. 9 30 o :05 = 8, 10 10
10 30 night Sundays only-s 90, 80, IL q. m,
:s5 2 g. 4 :o5, 80 :25. s 10. 80 p IN.
Flatbush-ave., Brooklyn. TO 10 minutes earlier
IMPRESS TRAINS ACROSS THE BAY IN 30 MIN
UTES
Leave Long Island City, 80. 80 m, . :oS %
IS y. NJ Sundays only-1o 80 d. H. 40 40 40
90 J. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
for Sale.

MOE SAIEandsomo framed life. sire, crayOn portrait
M Tho late hon Roscoe ConkiIg. by Kurt, from the
collection OF President Chester A. Arthur Address
PORTRAIT, Tribune Ofiee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
THE VICTORIA
Gounirn Docr0.

Gouiitrn Docr0.
COUNTRY BOARD bay ami ocean bathing.
u boating AMI riding shtiy lava broad piazza; generous
table liberal terms JOHN ". TUJUIlL. Slconk, LII
LIIRST.CLASS BOARD in a MODERN COTTAGE
4 With large additions ana councillors ROOMS; centrally
located and newly furnished. "a Bront-stl Saratoga
Springs. OIens June Is. Mrs. s. Van NEOHIl-N. Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
FORT Observation-Disclosures,
H0TEE. NOaMANlIE,

BROADWAY AND 3STH 1T. NETWORK.
Tho mos; comfortsh bic and complete Family Hotel IN
In city ON no European Plan With restaurant OF pc
uar excellence ABSOLUTELY FIELPKoOP.
EEI.UINA ND l. EAI,LI. Prnprletnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
MG..WT HOUSE,
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL,

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMFNT.
PAETLY REFUKNIsHED. 4 NEW ELEVATOR
CAFE AID BILLIAED ROOM. VIII remain open
until September J. Terms, g. Per day. -
-- ILGENE NJ EARLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
N0RMAN1IE-bY.T

Near Se1brlCht NeW-JerseT.
THIS UNIQUE HOTEL OPEN UNTIL OCT l.
T. Il. station Normandie"
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

Business has been pretty lively ii
the magistrates courts this week
The cause rciebrc was c. T. Wood vs.
City Marshal, action Of replevin tc
tU receiver possession of certain hogs
claimed to have been Illegally i'm.
pounded and wFongtully detained
etc. The case was decided by Es-
quire Leigh In favor of defendant.
The point at issue was whether OF
not the ordinance passed by the city
authorities prohibiting the running
at large of hogs within the city lin
its was legal After hearing argu-
ment Of counsel on both sides Mr.
Leigh was Of the opinion that the or.
dinance was legal, by large major
ity.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30
A Correction.

Last week, under Il misappre hen
sion Of the fasts, we stated that /
youthful burglar had taken, stoleI
aud carried away from oar friend
! Wm &. Mitchell eight dollars nnc
nifty cents and one blackberry pie
The cash item was correct, but the
error comes in on thepie. Instead @
"a black berry pie it was n chicken
pie, WhiGl. Of course isa gray horst
Of very different aspect II WoulG
appear, at first glance, that such AZ
error was iuexcusable, because any
sort of a saphead ought to be able t.,
tel! the difference between black.
berry and chicken, for they in no
wise resemble. A man that Couldn't
answer the conuudrum "what is the
, difference bet ween blackberry and
q chicken must be very poor
Judge Of chicken. The mistake was
really not oars, for we did not see o,
smell the pie, but derived our infor.
nation ,roGl the man who told rs all
ab0It it, and we are not responsible
for all lies we hear. Our friend
Mitchell, however, is very pie-ously
inclined and also delights in accura
cy, and therefore have we taken thr
trouble at some length to explain
that the tears he shed were not for
the loss of hlaCkberries but chicken.
In our solicitors sympathy for our
pie-ous but pieless friend, and being
unwilling for him to suffer in silent
solitude, we have willfuIly and mali
ciously prepared the following which
we are now going tu intict on an un-
suspecting, unprepared ruhlici
The boy broFe into Williams house.
What there did tempt his eye"
Eight dollars ana atty cents, in cash
And tntI-sruWn chicken pie.
The cash into his pocket went,
Where Snugly 1t might lie,
But The hungry boy with rayenous Joy
TO his STOMACH transferred the pie.
The setting sun told the days work gone,
And William did peacefully sigh
As he h0meward bent with thoughts intent
on tnat beautiful chicken pie.
Like old Mother Hubbard he went TO tn
cupboard,
For he was hoth hungry and dry,
But when he got (herc the cupboard was bar, !
Not a scrap nor II sign OF pie.
He began to rear--but he mover did swear
And he soon raised II hue and n Dry,
For nay relief. OH do catch the thief
That got away with my pien
Villa IA called on a "cop' the pie stcaer to
stop,
And he soon picked him up 'On the ilv."
In his pocket he found the rash sue nul
SOEnd.
But no visible sign Of the pie,
70 the jail he ha, gone, there his sins othlni
ON,
And 20 weep and To curse and tn cry:
W hiie William still means and biz appetite
"h0neS'
For thai ne'er-t0 -br-seon-uu Dio.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30


The weather has been very favora
bic during the past two weeks for al
elegant crop of frogs, musquitos
chills, grass and other nuisances. We
have been, for some little time, lay
ing the fattering JUNCTION to our soul
that although the overplus of mois'
ture was unfavorable to the develop.
ment of good cotton crop. still the
corn crop would necessarily be bene.
fitted in q degree corresponding to
the injury Of the cotton, but the high
wind last Monday dspelled our
bright visions Of full cribs and fat
hogs by blowing the growing corn
sheol-west and zigzag.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30
HARRISON AND MORTON,
The Republican Nc mlnees,

After one Of the longe5t and bitter
egt conie9tS ever known in the hipto
ry OF the Earty, the Republicans, on
last Monday, nominated Ren, II
Harrison, Of Indiana. for President
This result was general disarpoint'
meGt to nearly everybody, in this
section at least, for everybody that
we could see or hear from confident.
Iy predicted, and cer,sinly expected,
the nomination Of Blaine. Gen. Har:
rison is a grandson Of VIM Henry
Harrison, who WAS elected President
in 1910. He was q brigadier general
of Union forces during the late war
and is supposed to he very strong
with the soldier element. In 1886 he
was elected to the 4. s. Senate,
which position he filled for one term,
which expired last year. He is not
man of national reputation, but
seems to be one of those kind of men
against whom nobody has got any
thing in particular, Taken a!togeth-
er the Republicans could not have
made q better selection, and his nom
ination will be very likely to lose the
Democrats Indiana. in the coming
contest.
The nomination of Levi p. Morton,
a millionaire banker Of New York,
will add no strength to the ticket.
Morton is tn head of the great New
York banking house of Morton, Bliss
4 Go. He has served two terms in
Congress, and was Gariisld's Minis
ter to France, and yet he is eompara-
lively unknown. His barre! of gold
IS his strongest hold. and it will take
several hogsheads of that powerful
political factor to wrest the State of
New York from Cleveland. Instead
If adding any strength to the ticket.
le will prove Il deadweght for il to
AIRY, representing, as he does, the
and money sharks Of the
aud.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

"Get a hump on you and come ON
We heard youth sing out the above
command on Main street one day thi
week, and looking across to see tn
| person addressed we were somewhat
surprised to ascertain that the re
| mark was intended for couple o
young ladies who were evidently 90,
ing down the street in the same di.
rection with the youth above referred
to. They didn't seem to be at all
offended or even surprised at the
remark, for the youth Immediately
crossed over and Joined them, and
the three went Off down the street
together. apparently on the very best
of terms. The incident set us to ru-
minating on the changes--the radical
changes that society has undergone
within, comparatively speaking, the
lsst few years. When we were a
young man ,and it hasn't been such
an age either, for we are neither very
bald or gray if a young man had
been guilty Of such familiarity In
su"h public place he would in all
probability have had a "head put on
him, y for his presumption, by the
big brother or father of the young
lady, But q temp0ra, q mOrcsl
How things have changed. And
not for the better! Nowadays the
girls call the boys by thei" front
names and never take trouble or
time to say Mister The inter
course between young people of diff
ferent sexes is marked by degree
OF familiarity that was unknown ten
years ago. And slang seems to be
the popular phraseology all around.
We may he called old fngvish in our
notions, but we do not like it. A
girls modesty should be her crown
ing glory, and she should recoIlect
that familiarity inevitably breeds
contempt If she wishes to COM
mand the respect of good men She
must be discreet and certainly mod
est at all times. We fear that this
whale country is becoming, as we
heard II expressed not Ioug since,
"Iankeeized,' y which God forbid!
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30
PERSON 1 l..


Cpl. W. Q chambcrlln is at home thi.
week.
MisS Mary bailey cglhoun relnrned Ia.
Thursday.
rgptain Iohp Dame, Of Tillftoba, was pl
our streets last Thursday.
Or. Buchanan, of calhoun county, 9aenr
several days IN Grenada this Jyeek
Mr.. W G Mclean went down TO Jaqtsonl
last Tuesday, On Professional basiness
Mr Warfeld Bailey LETT "Wednesday l.lglt,
accompanied l!y his mother ior Chicago
Mr. Wm. Calhoun. frqm the be4AwatefS oi
"skpllmore,' was in the city last THURSDAY
Alr, ], II, Barksdale ATTENDED the SOM
mentement exercises al Oxford this week
Nh. Mack Rislap returned from Uhicsgo
last SUNDAY. He says Chicago was too hot
for him.
Mrs. j. e. Hughes Returned Wednesday
last from a trip to tastaiian Springs and
Lexington.
Mayor ollanao >smnonds AYent, Of Gas
ella, made one al his quarterly trips to Gre
NADIA this week,
Misses Fannie aud Hattie VILE ief thi.
week Tor Gallatin, Tennessee, where they
will ~ponl the neaIad ,orm.
Mr. SAN. Vile lpf iasi Wednesday FOR -
summer tour, Ills headquarters will b. at
Louisville durlug ms Hnsen,C
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

Mr.. A. G. Leigh was yesterday
elected, as he was nominated, without
opposition. That he will make faith.
ful and efficient official there can be
no doubt. In every position to which
he has yet been called he has proven
himself equal to every demand. He
comes squarely up to the Jeffersonian
test Of honesty and capacity, and
moreover he is q Democrat Of the
first water--one Of the kind that you
can always depend upon; and they
are the kind that ought to fill every
Office In this land, from the highest
to the lowest.