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The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19
GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR.

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR. To all to whom these presents may come greeting: Whereas. 1 am informed Isaac D. Jenkins was brutally murdered in Apache county, Arizona, at a point on the Little Colorado River, near Brig ham, on the night of Monday, April 30, or the morning of Tuesday, May 1st, A. D. 1888.
 Now, therefore, I, c. Meyer Zulick, Governor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtne of authority in me vested, do hereby offer and proclaim reward of five hundred dollars ($500) for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons committing said murder.
 In witness whereof, have { SEAL eset my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed hereto.
 Done at Prescott, the Capital, the 17th day of May A. D., 1888.
 c. MEYER ZULlCK, By the Governor:
 JAMES A. BAYARD,
 Secretary of the Territory,
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19
FOR, SALE.

About 300 head fine American cattle, and first-class ranch, horses, etc, near Holbrook. Call on or address
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The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19
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The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

St. Johns, JuIy 5th, 1888.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04
j. F. DANKOWSKI
Notaryusz
= ublicznv
G}owny offs
SAG S.AShand Ave. VanHorn

Godziny urzedowe:: ccdiziennie
do II rano i pc $50 wieczo.
rem W niedzlele pc l pc po-
}udniu.
Ola wygody Polak6w zamiesz-
kafych w parafi Nleustal. Po-
mocy N.P.M. office drugi pod
N r. 5000 Muspratt Str
rog 30 ullcy.
Godz1ny urzedowe w oGsie pod
Mr.. 5000 Muspratt Str: Co.
dzlennle cd 3 do 80 po po-
fudnlu,-w nieGzleJe cd $50
rano do l pu poludniu.
utrzymuJe ageEtury: spree
dazy kupna gruntow, lotow
l domow, wypuzyczania pie
me1zy zaclagania poayczek
ma domy budowle domow.
Jeneralna agenlLra kart O.
kretowych kolejowych. W.
mama, wyselka i koIektowa-
mle pleniedzy. Wyrabiame i e.
gzam'no "anie abstraktow j
pe1Aomocnictw.
A~SEKURACYA Cd OGNIA.
WosoIe Poiacy n.oga "a
c1agn4e porady i pomocy We
wSzrlkich unt4resrrh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:'5

ARCADIA, WIS, j. X. CysFwsKl,
AuDENRlED. PA, Jan Coryca.
ARDoCH, D.. I. T. Galewski.
APPLETON. MINI. Jan .Jezewski.
Berlin, WIS. S. /. 'Chojnacki
BALIIMoRE,M D.frzi.rnowskil625 sheakspeare
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarsk,
HuFFALO.N: JanZurek, cor. Lovejoy& Detroits.r.
BAY CITY, MIC An,oni Przybylinski L. b. ,ao
CAll'NFT, MICH. l.. Wroblewsk
CHICAGO, ILL. X. BowczKowsKl 81 Chaplin Str
kAJErAS PokRzywrNsKl777w ,s,hstr.. NJ. HA.
DIX 81 Cri,'enden Str. ALBERT KowALsx.
7p milwaukee Ave. IkuDok MlhAkYAsz,
2S52 1854 Archer Ave T Stan 54o
Milwauke Av
DETROIT. MICH. W. A. MADAJ7Sost AubienAv
DULUTH. MlNN.Ant Gralaaoo9-3rdstr.2oAv.w.
DODGE, P Q; WIS. +. Brom, A. Mondry.
GILMAN, IENToN co. MO. wawrzyniec
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Jan Napierala
GLOslER. NJ. T. NJ. Danielcwski.
INDEPENDENCE, WIS. Flip wojczyk.
LFMONI. ILL. Mich Cichowicz
IA G shIl;E, lIL. M Adam Go,zszynsti
MiLiwAiUR < Wis. Ja "iS Esrka G Humbo My AS sa;
N,vN An,Izej i Es19 Mixx 7 70 Ave-.
MOUNT PLEASANT, PA. karol i. Now4k
Morris RUN. Joz. ka,lcwski
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. HAdebrandt
NANIlCOkE PA. Winccnty Narkicwicz
PONlATOWSKl WIS. Iozef Blaszka
PO!ONlA, WIS Sikorski
~iiiSGURGH pa Jos Rosinski % 9th Str
SOUTH CHICAGO: Wawrzyn Iempl,n
81 PAUL. MINI Jozei Maca, SIS Rice's Point
SHAMOklN,PA. Francislck Cimochowski an Wit
STEPHEN, Marshall Co. MINI. Jan Gatzck
81 LOUIS, Mo. Y Mazurek, 1910 N 8 Str
TOLEDO ONO Ant Kujawa,C orVence& Junction
WlLNO. MINI MARGIN a Makany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

wodnie osiegnie skutki, popar-
te znaczn:ejszemi srodkami w
pieniadzach, okretach i lu-
dziach.
W kaA1ym razle nieposled.
MIA zas}uge ma ow Kardynaf
Lavigerie, IL daI najnvwsza do
tych c1yuow mifosierdzia po-
budke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

prenumerate naznaczamy tax nj
ska. Wydawnictwa tego rodzaju,
tax obszcrnego i Mustromunego ~jeszcze
u mas ME by1o tak tanieqo.
Sadzimy tez, re W kazdym do
mu, W kazdej rodzinie polskiej
ME beda z%byteczne ,,Klgnoty humo-
ru satyry dowcipu polskieqo'', z
ktorych przeglada, jak wszedzie
zacna dusza naszego narodu...
W ,,KlGnotach humoru, satyry
do'oclpu polsliego" odnajdzie kazdy
obok cietej satyry, ten szeroki:
szczery, czasem %rubaszny, a zaw.
sze pogodny humor, kt6rym sic
odznaczy}o i wyr6zni}o cd innych
spo}eczehstwo polskie...
nklGnoty humoru, 4 sa:.yry
dowcipu polskiego" ola kazdej rodzi-
ny polskiej W kraju i ma dalekiej
obczyznie, beda zawsze pozada-
nym, serdecznym przyjacielem
k1ory przychodzi re skarbami
zfotego polskiego humoru i dowci.
pu...
NalezytoSt prenumeracyjna ma
nk1gnoty humoru, satyry doucip,
polsE1ego' z dodaniem dok1aduege
adresu prenumeratora, przese}at ma
ley:
DO Administragi nGohca"
nlskry' wc Lwowie ulica Kraszeu.
skiego mr.. %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04
Handel %nieWoInikalni,

kwitnie dotad ma dobre, mimo
wielkie starania panstw chrze-
scianSkich c-le,n jego ukroce-
MIA. Handel ten w Stomach Zje-
dnocz"nych AmeryNi polnoc-
mel byi powodem do wie)kiel
bratobojczy wojny, W ktorej
IA szczescie ola ludzkosei ME.
przyjacielc niewolnictwa sta
nowcze odmlesli zwycieztwo.
w Ameryce zstem p6inocnej
niewolnictwo usuniete, ale "a
to kwitnie o"o, tenn bujniej W
Ameryce poiudniowa j, szcze
golniej W Brazy)ni, m1mo ze i
tam urzedowo jest znleslonem.
Gtiwnym Kralem dostar
~czajacym ,.towaru ludzkiego"
jest A a. Tam W srod
kowych krainach, c%yw'l'zacyl
niedostqpnych, odbywaia sic
bezustanne fowy IA ludz1, a
bezsumienni handlarZe wlokq
nieszczesliwYch mad brzegl
morskie, gdz'e pakuja ich Ma
okrety celem dalszego prze-
wozu ma targi pub)lczne. he
mioslo to ohydne, po}qczone
z na]dzikszemi okruclenstwa-
mi, pobuozilo niejednego juz
meza, ma]acego wielkie W
.sM iecie znaczenie, do szukanla
sposobow zaradzena zlemu.
Dawniejszem easy zasiynal
pod tym ~zgledem Angllk
W~ilterf"rce, ! ten przeprowa'
dit mysl, re Anglia oglo sl}a
zasa1e, IL ktok, lwiek noga
stapi ma ziemie a%ngie]ska, Tub
ma statek angielskl, jest VOL
nym czlowieklem-dalel dcko'
nal tego, 2e wszystlk'e chrze-
scianskie panstwa w swiecle
przyana]y statkom angaelsklm
prYwo zatrzymywan'a rewl-
dowania statkow pole rzanych
o prvwadzeuie handful niewol-
nikami.
Glownie handel niewolnlka-
mi pNdtrzyn.uia wyznawcy re-
ligi Mahometa, a Jest to pote-
ga ogromna, DO wyznawcow
tyrh lyle ma kuli zlemsklej
przeszto 800 milionow; bardzo
trudna wee sprawl wykorze-
mic to, co prAynosi nlezaprze-
czone, ogromne zyski.
Najglownlej~ze zapasu to-
warn ludzkiegp dosNarczaja kra-
iny leaace pc obu brzegach
najwiekszej (obok Nilu) W A
fryce, rzeki kongo. kralna
kongo W srodkowej Afryce
Jest pod zwierzchnictwem kro-
la brlgi)skiego. Krol ten Ia
promo usiIuje ukr6ci6 piewol-
nictwo, albowiem gran1ce sa
2byt rozlegle, a setkl stat" ow
arabskich, obok przewozu IN
nych towarow, talk skrycle
zrecznie wywoaa towar W lu-
dziacb, ze tr,.dno wszystk:ch
pochwytac.
Niedawno temu wielki roz-
gtos osiegnql arcybiskup trans
clzki, kardya} Lavygerle
(ezy.aJ Lawiaeri). Byl on przez
d Eugie lata mlsycnarzem i a.
postofom WARY Chrystusa po-
medzy ludaml czarnem AIRY
Xxi srodkowej i przez ten dln-
gi pobyt i przypatrywanie sic
MI s&ychanych okruciehstwom
mai sposobnosc dok1adna po-
zmc srodki, lakichby uzyc ma
l)e:alo, by i'm koniec pofoz,c.
Powziuf zacny ten maz "a
M ar zorganizowanla wyprawy
oclotnicSej rellgJno-wojenne)
DO KRAKOW j W tym celu po-
stanowif udac sic do KRAKOW
euf opejskich, ably W Mich zys'
KAT fundusze W pieniqdzach
or,c sformowac oddzialy o
chetnibow.
Y yac.af cd Be sil i W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

oC9PuJaEa "~yJllluJeiiy ueoc'
wv miescie Uaydzy, mad
wschodniem wybrzezem jezio.
"a Tangany)ka, odbywaja sic
gNowne targowiska niewolni-
kow; dawniej ME wiele tego
towaru tam sprowaazono, O
becnie targi bywaia przepef-
nlone - a cena ella a
u d TX i e go d la b y t.
e. po dazy n e z
IN i ernie S p a d 1 a. Spro-
wadzono tam mezczyzn, ko-
biety i dzieci tysiacami, wy.
nedzniafych z glodu i trudow
dalekiego marszu, spetanych
postronkami lub kajdauami.
Wlelom przedziurawiouo u>zy
i "a pomocq przeciagn'etego
sznura powiazano 1ch W jeden
szereg, azeby r;e uciekli. u
marfych porzucono W jednem
miejs sou tuz "a miastem bez
p%ogrzebanla ma otwartem polu:
a handlarz niewol@ikow, Arab.
ktoremu misyonarz rubi1 pred.
StaWlenia. Ourzpkt ma to-. ..Cnh
cheese, to nie nasza wilma, cd
dawna zwyklismy tn wyrzu-
Gao ciafo pomarlych niewolni-
.sow-dawniej bylo ich mnie,j.
DO hyeny uprz4ta}y sic z ME
my, po2era]qc .je, ale teraz t.y-
le ich sic mn.zy, ze tie bestye
przejadfy sic juz trupami i
majq wstret do ciafa ludzkiego,
vice dala i'm pok6j''.
Kiedy pewien m1syonarz z
mad jeziora Sanganijki przybyl
w okolice Kongo, gdzie grze-
bano naczelnika ANTE jszego
ludu, pogrzebano 2 MIN razem
d w u d . i e $ t w l.
nj 8 w zywcem we
lug pc C h n e 6 o
2 w ycza IL.
A5pby podrozujacego Euro
pejc4yka, ktorego soble upo-
dubaf, zniewo'iG do dIuzszego
pozostanla ma mielscu, naczel-
mix miejscowy ofiarowa1 sic
5 al 2yw S m
ii &c pred jego
mieszkaniem, uwaza)ac to la
ko widowisko czci ola goscia
sw"jego.
lnny naczelnik W tychae O.
kollcach nazwlsklem kanga
byf wielkim zwolennlklem mu.
zyki 10 bebnie. Poniewaz gfos
przez bebnienie drewnianeml
paleczka:ni zdawaf mu Sic "a
twardym, kauai niewolnikom
swoim rece o5cinaG i M
m &oci pu e b n e."
Zamiarem X. kardynala jest
utworzyG leg on CHI o t.
n i k 8 w dobrze uzbro joaych
i tych porozdzielac pc stacy
ach i przystaniach g6rnego
brzegu rzeki kongo Jeziora
Tanganlka ~ tym sposobem
przeszkodza6 lowom Ma ludzi.
Ludnosc Belgii 2 Ma wieksza
zyczliwoscia przy;ela tego FAC
nrgo apostolic mliosierdzia mad
nieszczesliw4 ludnoscla airy
kahska;; o6arowano mu Juz
z%nacznie zasoby pienie2ne, o.
chotnikow zas zgloslla sic $40
IA liczba-ale pc zbadann'
wszelkich trudrosci po]q2zo-
nych z tenn pr1edsiewziecle.n,
wykaza}o sic, lie to wszys,ko
ME wystarcza i nara1a tylko
owych ochotnik6w ma w4el.
kie niebezpieczenstwa, hiedy
przedsle Aziecia krola beIglj-
skiego wlelkiemi funduszami
i cnaczna sila zbrojnq dotqd
ME zdoIne byiy poiozyG fanny
niewolnictwu wobec ogrom.
neg przewagi nleprzyjac'of.
Krainy tamte sq IA obszer
ne i "a malo jeszcze znnae, q
wyprawy do mich prawie ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04
PEACCIE IA

PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
co SkYCHA.C?
Medzy Nlencamy a Anglia
poczynaja sic kwasy i gniewy
o Afryke. Niemcy nabyli tam
kilka kawatkow kraju Cd r6z-
nych drobnych knoll tamtei-
szych. Ale gdy teraz chcieli
sic Niemcy posunaG dalej, ma
potkali JUL tam Angl;kow,
ktorzy kraje te og}asza,a Ia
swoje i Nlemcow wpusc 6 tam
ME chca. Zreszta Niemcom
JUL sic Afryka ma dobre przy-
xrz;c poczyna, jake re dale
ko lezy. wIele nosztow robi a
ma|o, slbo mic nie przynosi.
Cur rosXjsda wyjechaf z coma
! dzieGmy IL" poludEie i jest
w Elizawetrodzie w stronach
Odesy. Tam bqdzie IA Gwicze-
mach woi~kowych, poczem
uda sic do Liwadyi ma Krymie,
gdz1e przereIzi pofowe j%esieni.
-S}ychaG ciayle, lie nihi:isci
znow glove podno>zq. zw]a~z-
GA w Odesie i Charkowie.
Szah persz5 ma sic teraz
sprtkac cesarzem rosyJSkim
gdzie Ma Kaukazie. Olwiedza-
ME sc miedzy monarcham5
Jest t >raz ~ modzie.
We FIancW z Bulanzera sic
smiejq, DO kryl sic przez pc
wien czas, a kauai s"bie roz-
glaszac, re .]czd<i pc swlecie,
ze jest Bismarka u kro-
low i cesarzy.
W~zelako Mic naJ!epiei sic
W tel Francvl dzieIe. Bieda,
n%ieurodzaj, brak zaro5ku, ham
del upads, a Zgody ME ma.
Lapewne wnet b4dzie znowu
zmiana ministrow.
Krozowa Nntaj;lia u Bukaresz
Gle GIosna krolowa serbska
bawi obecnie W stollcy Rumu.
nil u swej sjostry hr. Ghika,
a to W lynn ceIu, ably s'e meg
Ia 1atwiej kumunikowac re
swymi przyjacio'mi polityczny
mi w Serbli. w Turn Severn
deputacya selbskich s,ronni-
kow zgotowala kro!ewej uro-
czyscie przy]ecie i wreczyla
iei pyszny buklet. Jcden z
czlonkow deputacyi, kupiec
Mlrosowlewicz, miaf PREY tel
sposobnosci move pelnq entu-
zvazmu ola Natalii. Poniewa2
siostra jej hr. Ghika bawi o.
becnie W Sinaia, przeto Eie
jest wykluczonq mozliwosc, ae
krolowa i tau, sic uda ma
czas pewlen, giy iednak w ST.
mana tawl t3k2e rumun ~ka pa
ra krolewska, przeto wizyta ia
niebardzo jest ma reke rumuh-
skiemu dworowi.
krol Milan z synem bawi
w Abbazyi.
Cu3czenia wojsho're odbywa
ia sic teraz Ma )esleh pc wszyst.
kich kra.iach l pefno % gaze
tarh opisow tych manewrach
Wielkie manewry prusko-n.e-
mieck'ch woj~k zatzna sic to-
raz Cd po]cwy wrzesnia. Przy-
b4dzie tel ma ME wiele ksia.
lat d. BerIina, miedzy inny.
mi i wielki ksiaze MiKola] 70.
syjski.
PLACCIE ZA WIARUSA!
LUDWIK ZAPOROWSKI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

CITY @gryzoty
| kIopoty
Ludziom naki susza,
i" W Bay Cicie
Znakomicie
Ch}opy s2klanki duszq.
Czfek choc starry
Ma swe barry
Bierze leg pekaty
| przez Lofty
Miedzy p!oty
Pedzi Z MIN do chaty
Hej bieSiada,
Dana, dada,
1iS"No NeS Wypl!y,
A tn hura!
Gala fura
Jedzie 2 West Bay City!
Klo mud czuJe,
Mech go truje
Onem piwem w krtani,
Wysmlerity
West BAY City
Tel Brewing 60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

XiNs DO .iaregO Ar,ju lab
ztHnllad do AHWeryki MONA
inknaJwygodnirj anjbchpcicznej
jechaG ma knrle okreLowa kuplo
mod PIP. Draka VS. k iego,
! ID erdows k iegoS Winony
MINI.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

Mo- that the cotton bagEins has
come to stay, the question Of its cost
Is Of par amount Importance. It is
sold at the mills at ~ cents per
yard and the supply i not equal to
the demand, even at that price. We'll
that price is entirely t1o much for
it. in Our opinion, and We beIieve
that we a easily and satisfactorily
dernOntTate the m
The cost of t-Dabnrg- at the mills
is S., cts. The tSnahurgs weighs S
ounces to ttie yari, aud Is composed
OF much finer warp and wOof and a
much greater number Of threads,
twisted much harder than the cotton
ba9ging. All this necessarily con-
sumps more time in its manufacture
than does the cotton bagging and to
the manufacturers time is always
money.
The cotton bagging is composed of
not llalfso many threads as the Osna-
burgs, and the threads are very loose.
ly twisted, and the cotton bagging
weighs 10 ounces to the yard, only two
ounces more than the Osnaburgs.
Now as to the cost of the raw mate.
rial. 1t is we'll known that these
goods are manufactured from the
very lowest grades Of cotton worth
say s cts per pound. At 5 cts pei
mound Of Is ounces | unc ia Wortl
\, cent, two ounces l ct. We have
observed that there Is only iwC
ounces difference in the weight o
these goods, and the two ounces axe
lust worth | cent.
Now we are satisfied that the cot
ton bagging a be made at a les
expense than the osnaburgs so fal
! as the mechanical work Is concern
ed. But putting the cost of manu-
featuring at the some figures, an'
the cost of cotton bagging at thu
mills should not be over o. cents
The truth Is the mills who are engag
ed in the manufacture of the cottol
bagging are simplytaking advantag
Of the opportunity now presented t
reap a golden harvest. When tn
State Alliance gets its mills to run
ming and turning out cotton baggini
there will be a big tumble in the pric
of the article. Fifty per cent Is en-
tirely to much for the mills to b
making out of the farmers aecea
sity.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

Col. J. r. Binford, of Duck Hill,
has received a telegram from Nor
man j. Colman, Commissioner of
Agriculture at Washington, tender
ing him the appointment as special
agent Of the department to prepare
an exhibit of cotton and cotton pro-
duets for the Paris Exhibition Of 1889.
The appointment was quite u sur
prise to Col. Binford, and is an hon
or that he we'll deserves, and q mis-
sion which he will discharge with
ability and fitness. Col. Bintord
wired his acceptance of the position
and will leave for Washington as
soon as quarantine restrictions will
permit him to do so.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
\ Huge Mistake.

On account of the panic caused by
the reports of fever, the merchants OF
Grenada say they cannot buy cotton,
aud farmers in this vicinity Who have
cotton ready to sell are looking east
ward for a market.-Slatt Springs
correspondence of Pittsb0ro Banner.
The above is a very grave mistake,
and one that is calculated to work
serious injury to Grenada unless
speedily corrected. Our merchants
and cotton buyers are ready and
anxious to buy all the cotton they
can get, and at the very highest fig
ures. Our merchants will also guar
antee to sell goods just a little closer
than they can be had elsewhere in
North Mississippi. We trust the
Banner viii do us the justice to pub
lish this correction in its next issue,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

Mr.. p. G. Williams, proprietor of
the Grenada Tannery, showed us a
collar one day this week, that was
as near perfection as anything we
have ever seen in the harniss line
The leather was tanned in Grenada
and the collar was made right here.
II was such a collar as Memphis
wholesale houses sell at S42 per doz;
but Mr.. Williams says he can beat
that. This is one home industry that
our town is possessed or that we
hone to see encouraged.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

on October LIST of w%hooping cough, llttlc
Edith Bessie, infant child Of Mr.. and MIS-
\. II. Whitfield, aged ten months. Another
little one called back tOth0 Master who gave
il! Another little jewel added to the thr"ng
that crowd around the throne OF Hin VINO
said "suiIer little children to c"lne unto me-
Another tie, to bend the hearts of father and
mother to the bright beyond wtcre sickness
and sorrow, pain and parting are o
neyermorc. To the distressed parents we
tender our sincere sympathy, and would re-
mind them that the little Rosebud so n'th"
lessIy snatched from the parent stem by the
cold hand of death, has been transpIanted TO
Il brighter, happier cline, where in supernaI
glory she will bloom forever.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

We ere glad to note that t"e h"-it'
Is rapidly making its disappearance.
We noticed one young lady tW,
weeks ago, who appeared on the street
miuus the mons,rostly. She look"'
slim and sweet, Since then VI
have noticed several more, some o
them married ladies, who had fallen
into the fashionable line and dis
pensed with the abnormal hump
Let 'er go Gallager, and joy 90 with
her.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
PERSON AIS.

Ihp rtrtnIipS are coming back nome Il lew
at It time, and they al content that they
never w"r" the least hit I~r'@hI1n"'' 'o' Just
-
M"~<rS. :. II. Garner and J. F. Hurley are
,'',n VI ."''' '.'I'' ,''-''' ...,,. w. ' nn' .
,nd, mi. wcok with .lrdrr rJnII ON the
bench. The docket was lt@ht. With n
eases Of special Interest or Importance
The baby crop in Gr"n"da th'- y""r* >t'"
out y,ycn;y-r,g up 10 date. with several
precincts yet t" +" heard 'front.'
Mr., l., hrrnlt4'N ""' "''""'1 t" return
~. nsnn, ~" rIarr W h1sf.r,,
'"N' n'"s','! Has 'e'"'''''' "''
Pii'''p'Ss ""' - nv" P'57'"7 away
At HIS '"7"
Drew Roane returned from his
..,.oun II, .,na L.,l, uh;.h'.
Sta TINA whu. ,,s
.,laa,- 49,. Liza, . ~,,II,,, ,i,r,
Mr.. J. NJ. WinQham, an energetic,
enterprising young man from Jr,ler-
sou is now located with &. W. Jones
where he will be pleased to see hi>
friends and acquaintanceS from Car
,,au, .oaI, ~ ,o,,om fn
Nhen the Shaoes OF nae
talIeh upon the eaE'h' al" '''' l"H7'
full mosquIt" pipes MS c~lle'F'uI lay
the melool"us oarltone ol l'oIa'''
Jones may Oe heard breaking the
solemn silence as ne paro1izeS one
OF MAJOR rem" rr'''A' "!''''1 ~
follows: ONE ho'ile' 'o'''e ""L'e
ON purty-gaI ch'ld, come nome.
Wa ratrr,orr tn,rk.toN Mr. G
Eu, f,- scp,nI. az uyn,npn
HanAnn, NJ rmmo,. ..,u ,no
.hin..If nu,I o,,.r.
I,'t ,oon noI,on. an1 ,hinE. fl,
n C'".do oonntv w;u r.o.l
.'f nnn T,i
''''' 'Y'''' '.uL..,. ;,
..tL.. rn,i,,1 III
Se"'
We are glad TO learn that the boar,
of directors Of the high school, II
their selection of Miss Gage as assis
tant teacher, has met the appreciation
Of almost every person in town wilt
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

As will be seen elsewhere in. our
columns, the Grenada Collegiate
Institute will resume operations on
Monday next. This school had
never been under more favorable
auspices than the present session,
hut the big scare caused a general
stampede and forced a suspension OF
the school. .
Under the able management OF
Rev, Mr., Newell it will be certain to
come out all right, anyway.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

Parties wishing to borrow money
on reasonable terms, will do well to
call on Mr.. J. H. Barksdale, whose
advertisement will be found i'll an
other column. He is prepared to
loan farmers on long time and at a
moderate rate of interest.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of the old reliable firm ofChafie
& Powell, cotton factors of New Or
leans. These gentlemen are too well
known to our readers to need any
recommendations from US. We will
guarantee, however, that they VIII
get the top of the market ior all cot
ton you may snip them.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

Notwithstanding the great stamp.
EIDE caused by apprehension Of a
visit from yellow Jack, the Arkan-
saw Traveller chewing tobacco is
still in the ringst the same old price.
For sale by Ginsburger 4 Vile.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

The city authorities met last Mon
day morning and very materially
modified the existing quarantine
regulations. No quarantine in effect
now except against infected places.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

We are informed by Mr., John Pat
terson that q good teacher is wanted
at the Lamon School-house, ten
miles east of Grenada. Apply to y.
r. Lamon or w. r. Trussell.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

The delayed mail came in Monday
night in all its accumulated bulk
mess. Byron Dudley worked hare
I'LL nisk4 a"h all day Tlnadnv to yet
it dis tributed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

The Duck Hill "Furni-h" has an.
nouuced that "shen will suspend
operations for a while until the scare
is all over when "she' expects tc
resume and move right along at the
same old gait.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

The weather for the past three
weeks has been delightful. Seems
to be trying to make amends for its
bad behavior during the summer.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

Get prices from J. B. Snider, agent,
Il you want q Outlet gin, cotton press
or other farm machinery.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

All kinds of Job Work executed
with neatness and dispatch, at the
GAZETTE Office
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

One dollar and a half from every
body who is willing to take our pa
Der.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

Board In private Family by gentle
man and wife. Apply to GAZETTE
office.