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The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
MONODY OF A PEN.


m but a wOY7-Out fountain pen, my use
n days are Ger; 50 badly battered up am
ley We slung me On the floor, begins the
ryct Of the Boston IrIISCllp, who in this
instance represents the worn out fountain
pen. a writer's hand has wIe.4cd me for
moro than half year, and now that can
Lark no more, I'm lying sadly here. The
J.l!.or may come perhaps, aud claim me
f r his own, or with the other waste and
t.lt K perhaps | may be thrown; and Of tho
II Ions in the world, not one in al the
men viii ever give another thought to this
Oh fountain pen. The man who used 10
vFIe with me, before he d start 10 think,
V.r.d rudcly twist Inc all apart and chuck
me full of ink, and then Id scratch along
and tell Of some bright youthful bride, who
wed the only man she loved, serene and
i,yous-cyed; and Of her dress and Of the
l. MS h., decked her flowing halr, and OF
the words the parsou SAID about the happy
pair" And then Id glide along the page
and leave the letters bold, to tell now some
one gathered in a wordrous pile Of god,
aqd al the other little things that 60 to
make d day, and now that al my work IS
uUue I'm calmly sung away. I've
tod Of births, I've tod Of deaths,
Of JOY and dark despair; I've tod
how varrants are run in, how
d,.des oil up their hair; I've quoted Latin.
| French and Greek, bad English | have
! known. I've treated Of the loud Eufaw and
| H:cwsc Of the grCan. I've helped to KICK
| wien days were hot, as when they were too
| co.I. I've run in Ines from chestnut poems
i when the knights were bo.d;' I've
| tod how in some lonely grave the Clamny
earth was flung, I've shown how some al
| orc have wcpt how some at eve have sung
! bow Richard Roe got thirty days for gong
| on a drunk how Paddy won a s.ugC'ng
match because he'd lots Of spunk; how
me one, smiling, took gun and aimed II
a, friend, and in a Jesnng, joking way,
| brought one life TO al end OF how the
| ,.Qluug servant lit the fire with kerOscrc.
and sWoppcd her apron for a robe where
fires are never seen; OF how some stunlDL AM
| feet went down toward the burning bars,
while othcrs clanbered up the road that
| leads toward the stars. I've tod Of human
misery, Of human grief as we'll Of musty
| TASKS e ancient wine, and buckets IN the
wei. oI gray-halrcd men and women Old, Of
| happy girls and boys, OF gr0aus and smiles
| OF prayers and thanks, Of SORROWS and O.
iOv5: and now my pyIHt IS worn away Il
scrbble never more, but lie alone, broker
wreck, upon the office floor; and those
whOve read of all I've told, IN all the rank:
Of men. will give but little credit TO thu
busted Fountain Pen
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
OiED.

On Sunday, Dec. 9th James A.
at his home in Hardy Sta
ion.
His health had been in 8 rrecarious
for long time, snd his
'leath was not unexpected, still, the
great loss to his family aud friends
was none the less hard to bear The
writer had known him long and in
timately, and during years of close
association, always found him kind,
accommodating neighbor, a faithful
friend, and at all time a strictly, con-
scientiously, honest man.
He was a kind and indulgent faith
cr and devoted husband, and the
children that he has reared to man
hoods estate, bear abundant and IN
iisputahle testimony, of duty well
performed. He has gone to his long
rest, but the example OF bis well
spent life remains with us to enc"ur-
age others to emulate the same. 10
his bereaved wife and children we
tender our heartfelt coincidence IN
their irreparsble loss.
He was buried on Monday. at their
family burial grounds, on tile Jen-
ning's place, by the Masonic order
Of which he was an honorHd nom
bar.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

DeceHlDti, 3fi.. 1873.
Mr.. EDITORIALS am q Pamela
girl and true lover Of your paper, |
wish to write a short letter about our
excellent school, the Grenada Col
legiate Institute; for feel, that not
only our parents but the public gen
orally, will be Interested to hear from
our Conference school. Oar faculty
consists of eight teachers, all of
whom aae ladies except the Priuci-
pal, the Rev. r. J. Newell.
Owing to the recent yellow fever
panic, our boarding department is
not as full as it was last year, but
our rooms are fast filling up, and we
expect large additions after Christ
mas.
To 90 into our dining room in the
morning, and hear the merry c!att"r
of from forty to fifty voices, yo"
would hardly believe that We could
make room for any more, however,
our grand old building, with It's wide
corridors and large rooms, like the
traditional omnibus: "There is al
WAYS room for one mOre.h SO we in
vite all to come to our Christian
| home.
The health of both College and
| community was never better. Our
girls, assisted by the teachers, organ
ized missionary society when
school oprne |, which we tind to b"
very improving to Us, and DOM:
| much good. Ours, with the aid OF
the town society, had n very inter-
esting concert at the College Chapel
last Friday evening, by which We
made something over forty dollars
ta contribute to the advertisement ol
religious works. The different ro$-
tunes of the heather countries Wrie
represented by pretty cAlIdreh
tressed in the c9Stum = Of those
countries.
We have large gym"astic class
cad by Mss Duval, pri""ipal Of the
| Academic department. We practice
after tea, and the Cn'leHe rotuntt
,re>pnts beautiful s"enH with th'
.irls dressed in their gay blouses and
,rm.d with dumb bells, aai keeping
lime to the inspiring strains of Miss
Runyou's music. Miss Runyan /:
rom Franford, Ky, and is doubtless
| he finest music teacher in Miss. Sh'
las large classes, 10Th in vocal ah'
n 3trunental music. Oar H;Gratl
society, the Phiiolethran, of wh'cl
Miss Duval is President, is excltlh
yrpat interest, and Mc ' lNeHi1' r. ar
,ided nearly every Saturday even
.ng. We received our new badge
asst Saturday, aud they ar tc""Ni'
though simple and elegant.
This being my first attempt at lei
.er writing for the public eye,
rust due allowance will be mat
jVr all its shortcomings.
pANOLA GIRL
Write again and again-Ed Rep
tards Reporter.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Mr.. j. G.. Deloach, who was q dele
gate to the National Alliance, in ses-
.ion at Meridian last week, has re-
turned and informs u4 that the Wheel
and Alliance have agreed upon Il
consolidated constitution which will
he submitted to the States for latiti-
alton. A Areport will be made to the
National body which meets again
lext Fall in st. Louis. Shtuld two
birds of the States ratify the consti-
cution then the two orders will be
merged into one.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

On Tuesday last, Mr.. N. Haber,
the well known proprietor of the
Pass House.
MFR, Haber had been in bad health
for a good long time, but was not
supposed to be in immediate danger
consequently his death was quite
shock to the community. 1t has
been only few short weeks since we
recorded the death of his w'o> and nc
has gone to Join her. He "asa Kind
" old man. very much devoted TO
his motherless children, and WIN
out an enemy. Peace to his ashes
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
PERsOEALs.

Mr. q. l., Whitten. VI casclIIa. r.mer,,or,
Z U" Us very substan ally this week.
Mr. l. l. Rice of Cascilla, gave us A pleas.
ant call Monday. He has our thanks for a
subscription.
Miss Lizzie Avent, is visiting friends and
, relatives in the city.
Mr. b. Black, from the Graysport pre-
cinct paid us an appreciative call last Tues
day.
Miss Lena Avent, from the Cascilla COM
munity Is Wishing her sister, Mrs. K. r.
| Payne.
Mrs Rcbecca Becton, of Water Valley,
made a short visit to relatives IN Grenada
| this week.
Mr.. ]. +. Harrison Of Garner, was in Gren-
'da last tuesday on tax-paying expedi-
non, ana with his usual promptness re
mcmbered the printer
We return our thanks to our kind friend
Mrs. Mary Lacock, for liberal supply of
INV VI ihhStN, "llltu were raised on her Flor
ida farm.
The Mrs Partinrton Troupe played two
nights in Mullin Hail this week. They are
long way above the average travelling
troupe and deserve liberal patronage
Miss Ora Carleton, a very charming young
lady, of Sardis, is visiting her friend Miss
l. ouic Gage.
Captain B. F. Jones' Sergcant-at- arms OF
the Senate, and representative Of the Times
Democrat was in the city the latter part Of
last week, circulating among his numerous
friends here, who are always glad to greet
him. The Captain is an aspirant for the
post OF messenger Of the electoral vote OF
this State, and he has onr best wishes for
success.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Personal Points About Harrison.
He keeps one horse.
He is fond Of base bail.
He wears No. ~ hat.
His neck measure is l6 ..
He does not fancy j"welry.
He is a Presbyterian deacon
Heisa fairly good fisherman.
He goes to bed about 10 and gets up
between 6 and T.
The family cooking is done oy all
old negro 'aunty.'
He wears open front shirts and
pays $27 dozen for them.
He reads for recreation. He is fond
Of Scott, f lot and Thackery.
He seldom carries silk handker-
chief, usually carries common 'inen'
He wears a i = shoe and can wear
a6, He has one bunion OF the right
foot aud no corns.
He is regular smoker, and smokes
small cisars--a clear havanna. he
does not smoke TO excess, however.
His whiskers are getting gray, lie
uses bay rum OH his hair aud does
not use oil.
He wears a double breasted frock
coat and he seldom has a suit all OF
the same piece.
His cbest measure is about ~ and
his waist is a. He weighs about lst
pounds and appears tc be five feet
seyen and A half in height.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
HARDY Miss. Dec. llth. 1855.

HARDY Miss, Dec. 1lth. 1888.
We wish to thank our friends for
heir thoughtful kindness to our
'ainily during our fathers illness.
We wish to especially tender our
hanks to the railroad men for their
kindness. A. MARTIN.
". +. MARTIN.
J. A. MARTIN.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
Editor GAZETTE:

Please say to
Gore Springs ahd other friends that
I appreciate their onfdence and re.
urn my sincere thanks. but business
arrangements preclude my candida
y for the office of Treaser or the ac-
reptance of it if elected.
Nely truly,
p. NJ. MILLER.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
Over $50 bales Of cotton wer,
Brought into town "Wednesday.


In order to give long sufferin-
public as well as our printers, much
leeded rest, we shall refrain from in.
'licting on them an issue of the Ga
iETTE during Christmas week. Ev.
"rybody else likes holiday on that
happy occasion and we have come to
the conclusion that we are as much
entitled to a holiday as anybody else.
This is a new departure in journal
ism in Grenada, but the proprietor Of
the Sentinel, Mr. Buchanan, and
ourself are both of the same opinion
IN the matter, and have decided to
take week off.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

If you want to have your clothes
cleaned, dyed and pressed call on A..
B. Branch. who can fix them up In
the best style, remove al the grease,
dirt and sta.n, and make them as
rood vs. new, Prices reasonable
Leave orders at q. G. Leonard's. i'll
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
STATE MISSISSIPPI
Grenada, Co.

Grenada, Co. !
rhe State of Mississippi AT. l., Ct
ln;s TO J Mo II and and A. q. Yearger and $. r,
yeoser s, whose post office Is Holland, Texas; as
Wi, are commanded to appear before W., .ie
',bancefy Court OF the county, of .i; Grenaai;a
n said state, OH the frst Monday ,u ni Arr,' rrm
IN, -; -, The fSnai account OF W. II, fcagcr exc
sntor MIA OF of the estate of +. r. Neager dScenae9'
Sno,Id not be allowed and he be discharged
"ie"''"' 1T. THOMAS. Clerk.
Il, HORTON, Atty,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
For Rent

The very desirable residence now
occupied by Cot. w. H. FitzGerald.
Possession given the first of January,
next. For terms &c, apply to W. A.
Belew, or R. T. Payne. If
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
W EltC dSaih es'N "oN
tardis Reporter.

Taking off the coat aid vest anu
letting down the suspenders i'll order
to write burning thoughts is gradu-
ally becoming more aud more ooso-
;rte As women become h."re ana
more ida tilted witt jouTnali+m' a
man may, if uc Will, just as easy 81
erect, throw out his chest ana pun III
bis torrur, as to seek to attract at
t.uiion uy assuming old a'litu''e'
Wnle at work.
Iliuow a rood scathiug writer "hr
.ops into his office @."',:' - rl" ~
locks the door, takes oil MS o'"t''eS'
uring wrapped M IN 'hcnEnt almost
exclusively, sits on IN" fo'u' l1h'''!
y.rl.bra, braces l.is heels against III"
sail little above his head, ana a.
,e works he scr4ws the nail OF ms
moot heel harder and harder as LIE
,opa on. One day last euhm'l
while " working with usual rlgHr o"
-
n editorial in relation to the ever
attractive. brIgn,-rtu carcet III Tie
,fywn princes throat, he was sur
yyised to see thirty or forty gold coins
,,]l on his Table like II blessed adj
vance in his salary. Looking up ne
discovered that with his h""t he hah
,urel a hole into the walt Of tie hrs'
noti,ual bank, next !oor. Carefully
noking back the monor in the more
and, marking it, "Opc"ea by mis-
take,n he put his heels against l''
rum of a 'sorrel coal stove ana
vent on with his work,
He is extremely eccentric III many
Yays, besides being Il thoughttul hno
yainstaking liar.-Bill Nye.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
Of ihe Beard Of Saparsi-


Tuesday morning december 4, lsSs.
Board met persuaht to adlnuI nmrut. Pres
en- : Die HS r>t+rtay, except X VI Anderson;
TheT upon, J " Mcleod. brought rwaTd
the Oks and accounts Of the late + q yne
Co, Treasurer, which books Show tmnHpt
Of general county iund Oh hand G3O =, and
.mOuht SfScf OoI fund on nd 40 6', amt Of
L = per cent. coupon bonds i, 100 ~ - C. up-
on due Ian. l-Sg, amount II Stttr c"upO' hpr.
cent bonds lUD - LIST coupon due July Ii X,
lhereupDn BOtld prOrrrdrd to count all of
said money AID bonds nd found the same
Correct 7 W Long and NJ Bu ier are here
by awarded III contract Tor lowering bridge
to prDp,r height across slough road y, h,
District SG2J RutIer Oycrneer, at the sum
Of ~ 20.
Thereupon NJ Anderson came in and !
proceeded upon the discharge OF his duiirs.
O.d red that sec ~ sec II + 3 'ngc .
be reduced from 40 % to 4s % it appears that .
;he same is Il clinical error made by asstS. /
SOr.
ordered by the Board that the following !
names be placed in petit jury box Ot this J
Grenada county, to be drawn then rom p.
| according 10 i.w
J lus Ash J II E4u>n, VIM Ba.Iey J Beall /
! + W Bingham Nj Bishop j Buchanan. f
| Walter BelryhtIl 4 Carl r J { ron, Win /
J Dnlin, Z DeIoach, b E'kriiL' F K ,
| Aus.in " A Be nv, o + Brd>or, W Errm,,} /
| \ = Bel " T Burns G q Rufori, G Erown ,
| Toe tUtinnn, II Campbell, I;iaS C.iI, " + /
,,!Iwell, ] " nubard Jonah Drurnmond
| 3 Danc IN. K Dnak. + II E>ti>, /. II Frrgu-
son Z Green nnaw, A GcIaIu, Geo Gollnd.,y,
y L Gerald, H'l9ert, J Hardy \ r j..
ma, q W Jones, Henry Johnson. w Ko--
Mas, " ii NosS, " f W"l@' wa french.
| i j Gordon j. Grjfis N x itnsburg"r,
J E Hufingl"n, a c Hebron, W : Nall, 4 "
Jones Jr N j jackson, A kautmm., q l. Kun
brough, X LlcktoId, h P LA&", + Nl>t".w,
Z NJ Mellon, W Mcleod, . J A""rr " N
Heath, Jas Heath. K I XIX, = & L,n,h.
" K Moss. E |. Miny ard. j I Mason, J 7 O,i0iu
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Flrst-class assortment of Dry
Goods, Clothing and Shoes at bottom
prices. JAS, PRyoR
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Bill Heads, letter Hsad-, Not
Heads promptly furnished at the
GAZETTE office. Satisfaction guar
snteed.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Get prices from J. B. Snider, agent
II you want Gullet gin, cotton press
or other farm machinery.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Just received the fullest and fan
tlest line of Millinery ever brought
to this town. G. J. Austin & Co,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

\ large assortment of cloaks and
over coats Ia all grades at
Duntalt & Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Ladies': Save money by buying
your patterns and making your gar,
ments. Every conceivable pattern
at G. J. Austin & Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
FOR REMIT

The store fdont occupied by Miss
G.. Cowles Il Co. Possession given
January next, Apply to
DUNCAN & WRIGHT.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

You can buy s25 90 dress suit al
i. Cahn " Co.'S for SIS 90. Call and
see them.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Parties desiring to make entries in
the colt show, to be held here next
month will apply to G.. B. Jones.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

The w. L. DOUGLAS advertised
Shoes are widely known everywhere
as tn best value for the money ofany
vet introduced. His celebrated $500
salf seamless shoe is perfectly smooth
inside, no tacks or wax thread to hurt
the feet, and as easy as hand sewed
shoes. It's a pleasure to wear them.
Read his advertisement appearing in
this paper from time to time.
c.. Austin & Co., Sole Agent for
Grenada.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Look out for holiday goods and
toys at Trlmble L. Gerard.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Roane' & Co are receiving new
goods every week.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Best meals in Grenada for 35c at
Randolph Cages. Lowensten's old
stand.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Our Christmas goods are coming III
every day. Call. see, and You will be
sure buy. Duncan Il Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

w. u. Hamilton is the best shoe
man in the State lat Roane & Coz
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

We will have an immense lot of
Toys for the Holidays.
TRIMBLE & GERARD.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

VIC. Hamilton can be found with
Roane & Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

ROAM 4 Co. sell Hamilton Brown
Shoes.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Alliance cotton bagging at Jas
Pryor's.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

ROAM & Co. sell Shaw & alright
Shoes.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Send your Job Printing to the GA.
EErTE office.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Roam & Go. is the place to buy
your shoes for man, woman or child,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Ladies wool vest IS cts each at E,
CAIN & Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Another Car Load of Wagons jus,
received at Roane T. Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Distilled from the richest Matted
Barley, Chase's Barley Malt Whisky
is full of nutriment, mile and excel
lent and absolutely pure. w. n. Pass
sole agent for Grenada.
Call,and see our new Stetson d
Dunlap hats, besides other new and
stylish brands. Duncan n Wright.
Another arrival Of Hamilton d
Brown shoes. Ladies and gents,
children and Misses, all styles. Dun
can s Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

From all reports the State Fair at
Jackson, this week, is a blooming
success,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

All kinds of Job Work executed
with neatness and dispatch, at the
GAZETTE office
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Our Leader. A heavy wooden cassi
mere suit at So 95. f. Calm d Co,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Mrs WIssbOws SOOTHING SYRUP should slvny,
be used when children are cu' ting teeth. 1t le'
ieves the little sutferer,t it produces natural,
quiet ,ecp. and the little cherub uwrt.esas "brght
as u button" 1t ,s very pleasant to taste. 1t
500 hes the chill softens the gums, nlaysa pain,
regu ates the bowe s, and is the best known remedy
for diarrho,a, whether arising from teetlipg OF
u.her causes. Twenty tive centx bottle.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

Cote Roane & Son for cheap hard.
ware.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

The Milburn Wagon sold at Roane
& Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
LOCAL LINES,

Prices DO TALK at f. Calm & Co.'S.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

HLaTITE STRENGTH CF TIE SIX
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13

W. +. II LAM.
CEEN ADA, MISS,
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ticl1ets) the inducements of delightful
journey in its famous palace cars. Dates of
excursions. Leave Chicago Tuesday Sep
TENDER %; Tuesday, October %, 1888, for
points in Kansas Nebraska, Northwestern
Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota. The rate,
one fare for the round trip. Tickets first
class, and good thirty days for return pas
sage, Be sure your tickets read via the
Great Rock Island route, which enjoys the
superior advantage of operating its own
lines to principal points in the above-named
states. For rates and full particulars adj
dress f. w. Thompson, New England pas
senger agent, BOG Washington street Boston,
Mass or f. A. Holbrook, G. T. Il p. A,
Chicago, Ill.
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Telling mean things about your neighbors
often leads to trouble and is cause of
much annoyance. 1t is not gossip, however,
to tell your neighbor an important truth
that will benefit him. If your neighbor
suffers from dizziness, pressure in the head +,
short breath, palpitation of the heart,
numbness and prickly sensation of the
limbs it is an act of Christian charity to tell
him that Anti-Apoplectine not only relieves
the above symptoms, but prevents apoplexy
and cures paralysis, rheumatism heart dis
ease, liver complaint, kidney and bladder
troubles, chronic bronchitis, dyspepsia, etc.
Sold by all druggists, Price S100. Send
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THREE MORE HARVEST Excursions AT
HALF-FARE RATES TO POINTS WEST, NORTH
WEST AND SOUTHWEST FROM CHcAGo.-Only
three more chances at extraordinary low
rates, to see the wonderful country and crops
of the great West, during the harvest season
Of 1888, Improve the opportunity afforded
by the Great Rock Island route which
offers lin addition to round-trip half-fare
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Advice to Mothers.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teething is the prescription of one
of the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never-failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhGa, gripping
in the bowels and wind-colic. BY giving
health to the child it rests the mother. Price
twenty-five cents a bottle.
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all. 1t has cured cases OF twenty-five and
thirty years standing, and now those who
have spent many dollars find their only
salvation is in the use of DIR. Wilbers Pile
Ointment. For the piles and nothing else.
Price thirty-fve cents. Take no other. Sold
by all druggists in Montpelier and by M. o..
Evans in Waterbury, Vt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-09-26
Markets.
Vermont Produce.

WATERBURy.-Butter, tubs, 10 to 20c;
crates, 81 to 22c; cheese, 8 to 10c; eggs, 1Sc;
beef, &c: pork, live, 3 to 5lc; veal, live, 3 to
&c; lambs, live, 4c chickens, 10c; fowls, &c;
potatoes, 80 to 40c; beets, 30 to Toe; turnips,
40c onions, S1.OO to 1.5O; oats, 50 to 40c hay,
IS to 10,