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The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

in the piacs Of r. II. May as Grand
JuFcr Tor the aud Dist:
And that @. ". Lang De selected IN
The place of J. C. Lang as Graud Juror
for the 5sh Dist,
10 tho matter Of the resignation Of
Jesse Q. Simnors rs constable Of the
let Supervisors District Of this county
The Board haFsss considered the same
same DOH hssats order that the resig
nation Of the said Jesse T. simmons be
and il is hereby accepted.
Ordered. That the contract for aaluts
ing The iron bridge at Walkers. be let
Sut 10 the lowest responsibls bidder on
the irst MoDday iu October, 1888.
The following accounts were allowed
the members Of the Board aud The
Sheriff aud Clerk TOR rliiage aud pei
af.r. 81 tEs. ssrr,.
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Proceedings Of the Board Ofsupervls0r.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
PIKE COUNTY. {


Be Il remembered that op this, the 81
day oi September, 1sss, being the lat
Monday 10 said month, the Board Of
Supervisors OF said county met at the
Court House 10 the town Of Magnolia.
There we're present. J. W. Gatlin, Presi-
dent, J. NJ Tate, 4. a. Holmea, J. Al.
Walker and f. Prescott. members Of
said Board; a. A. Boyd, Sheriff, ani W..
q. Vaughs. Clerk.
The Commissioners of election an.
pointed 10 hold 81 election under the
Local option Ac, fov this county. having
filed their written report (Which was
sworn 70, within ten days after sail
election, as required by ,aw. Il IS or
dered by the Board that said report be
received and spread in full on the miu.
ntes q this Bpaid
Said report IS ia words and asures
following. to-Wif;
TO the honorable Board 81 Supervisors
Of PIKE o.. State oE Mississippi.
The undersigned CIn nissionets OF
election sppoiu,el % hold az election ID
said connty ou the 23l day Of Angus,
A. D. 1898, ullsr an Act Of tue Legisla.
ture u the State Of Mississppi, entitled
an Art 70 prevent the eylis of fasemper.
quce by Local Option u any coun,y 10
the State. by sabmit;ing the question
oi Prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
liquors 10 the qualified voters q each
county 70 provide penalties for lis viola.
sioo and ;oF otner purposes. Approved
March lI,h 1885. do hereby certify that
the following Is trne aal correct re-
turn Of the votes pollei in said Pike
County on the said 23ri day ot August
1888, from the returns made from tie
diiEarelt election precincts ID said coan,
ty. foSyls;
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

Tue Contract Tor repairing east end q
Quin bridge was this day awarded TO
$. w. Hodges at the price of $50. 90
upon his entering into bond IN doubie
the amount Of the contract price which
was done. ]. A. Walker and }. W.
Ga,Iin appointed commission to receive
the work.
Ordered, That tue Board do now
adjourn until 1st Monday in October,
1883. JNo W. GlrnIS,
President
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

FITS: All Fits stoppal free by Dir.
Kline Great Nerve Rsstorer. No Fits
after FIRST days use. Marvellous cnres.
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free 70
lfll eases. Send to De- Kline, 93l Arch
St, ,PhiIa, Pa.
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

mitied bis report Tor the month OF
August, which beng examined and con.
siderei by The Board. II il ordered that
said report be received.
Ia the matter OF ths petition Of J a.
Brumfell. e. Al, FOR charge u 0=yka
aud Dillon Bridge road as follows: To
commence ut point z5O yards west Of
Peter Morris residence, thence east TO
iprersect The saId Osyka road st what is
known rs tho Frepchmsu honse. The
Board having considered said petition.
lo.h order that the same be granted.
10 tie matter of the petition Of W. ".
Riais, el sls, Eer public road 10 com
mence at point uear Louisa Magee's
place on ihe Osykaros2 aud from thence
10 ian mas c direction via Neal Magees
and Paier Guys, 10 the state liuc near
JoLu DiIon's place, distauee u about
8 miles. The Board having considered
tha, petition aud being satisfied that said
proposed soal would be - the public
interest. doth order that said petition be
granted, anl further orders that L. +.
Magee. Calvin Magee, james Magee. W /.
L. Davis, Obas D. Davis, S. d. Plnker
ton and ]. n. Holmes be aud they are
hereby appointed Commissioners to view
aud examine said propossd route ane #
they find the same practicable TO Jay ont
and mark said route and report their ac>
tiou 10 ths premises TO the next meeting
of the Board.
Ia the matter oi The levy for the coun
y taxes for the year 1858. the legisla.
lure Of this State. having axei the State.
tax for the year 1883, at mills on The
dollar. It is ordered by tue Board that
the levy for county taxes, the present
year, be fxei as follows. to.wit:
For Gen. Co. purposes Al mills on the
dollar, o. ll2i per. cent. on State tax.
For com. school purposes II mills on
ihe dollnr,et 1921 per. ceai. ~ State tax,
mnkiSs the total county tax mills or
22J per. cent. on the State tax ana max
ing the total State and county tax l3
mills On the dollar.
Tie following shanges IN the assess
menr % lands were ordered:
Sw Of w 26-2-s from G. c.
Gibson 10 Y. o. Uouev.
$ oilot ! ar l6. L. MeComh, from
E }. Harvey % Mrs. Mary Taylor,
Lot ls aud l6 sqr %. Osyka, from J.
w. Easley to J. w. Williams.
The following accounts we're allowed
and warrants ordered to issue. therefor:
q " Sanls, lumber and nails for
bridge. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 80
@ W Quin, lumber and nails for
bflu8s. ,-s..-.t+..,..t.t... 50 "
Ordered. That the Board DO now ad-
iourn until 70 morrow morning at 0
o'clock.
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

have used Maisden's Pectoral Balm 70
many years. with the greatest satisfaction
Ia peu o-pueGnlonta il has proved more
eihracious than Rny cough mixture | have
ever used. When NV children, or any OF MY
family have cough OF cold, I have inyaria-
biz used it With marked benefit.
II. W. AcGeHse, NJ. D.
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15
Invention

esoiuiioiked the world during the iast ha,s
ssnuts. Not least among the wonders 81 invenfiTss
fssssess y sagnctliod and svstem Of work fhat ~
ne N psffounedai over the country without senarsls
sr TX W ~ rkgrs forom their homes PAY liberal
~ we san 90 the work either sex. Young or olds
~, sheeaa AtNty rcxuircd. capit1 moi needed
ana ~ s sHssiea free Culths ont and return 10 us
ana e .,r WY sesa you tfes something q CRATE value
ness srh,.h ssy WI, % you That Will staii YOU 81 bus
enft fre. -' "a 4ssnsthng else in she world Grand
~''' ''se' f'as'sTs rfss 4 Co, Ausnssa, Msins
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The following matters were disallowed
Petition Of Mrs. j.. Neft to reduc,
asst lots 10. II. II aud 10 sqr %, Osyka.
Petition Of Mrs. l.. Nefi to reduce
asst lots 8 aud u slr rs. Osyka
Petition oi Schultheis to reduce ass
lots 9. 10 IL aud 70 sqr 80, Osyka.
Petition of A. ID. Rawley's TO reduce
asst. Ne and q NV and D OF
ISIS.
Petition Of S e packwood OF. al. for
repairs on bridge al vaughn's mill.
Acct. OF Saiah Nay for 356 90 on roy>
ally for use cf Jail cells.
Ordered, That NJ Il Holmes be, aud
he is hereby appointed overseer Of road
No. 6. from branch at J r McElveens to
creek at n Holmes in place OF Lucius
Holmes, late overseer aud that he be al
lowed same hands as former oyerseer.
In the matter OF the application Of
Miss 4. Bennett to reduce asst of lots
4, Z. 10 and IL. aud 10 fr " side Of lots
10 sqr Z Quin town Summit, from
$1,000 to 5000, for The reason that all the
bulldogs ON said lots have been destroy
Ell By hre. The Board having considered
said petition and being satisfied that said
reduction should be made. doth order that
said petition be granted and said reduo-
iioa allowed aud that the SL'f collect
the taxes for 1855 on said property at
tbe reduced valuation Of 100000
The following changes in assessment
Of land were ordered:
s ofses 2g--2-S from John Van
70 Jesse F Slade.
AIlse 22-2--T z oi Taugipahoa r,
q and frac 22--2--7 as a from
John Bond 70 II Sie-ens.
Sw4ofses 29-2-7 E Fofnes
and n ofses s2-2-7 aud all nwsi
Of VI 23-2-.7H Of Osyks road from
J II Ssarens to A W Stevens.
T. Efofnea 32--2 z from q Stevens
10 r Jones.
Neao ofnws 2s-2-7 from RI Sc
yeus 10 heirs cf Bette Pfeseif.
Ordered. That ". G. Barnes and N.
Barnett be and they are hereby appoint
ed 70 serve as Grand Jnsort Tor The
October term pi the Circuit Court iu
sbs place of u. r MeEzsn anl If. d.
White Tor ihe srd snps. Dists
And that l. &. Hampton be selected
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

Aarsden's Peetoral Balm is rot only a
sure cure Tor Group, but an uuloubted pre-.
Yentatlve, It will cure whooping cough.
colds coughs, bronchitis, hoarseness aud al
affections Of the throat aud lungs
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

hayc been selling Marsdens, pectoraI
Balm for about twenty years. great many
q my customers like it, and 1t is without
eonbt one OF the finest preparations On the
market for all coughs and colds.
y. t. Jones, Canton, Miss
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

zlchpriah Hash Is the Oldest inhabi.
taut or olandIeryllIe, Inl. 1t is au as
tonishing fact that flash hasn't hair
on his hend.
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

Chicago Chains the biggest map factos
ry in the world. The annual output is
one million per week
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

When wounded m any manner apply Dir.
lirhenHrs AntiFeprc. IL peryeuts inhanima.
uen swelling or supporation no soreness,
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15
A GREAT NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
NIFtN CD 4Irvp

!
NEWSPAPER.
The Star is the only New York newspaper
possessing the fullest confidence Of the
National Administration and the United
Democracy of New York, the political battle
ground Of the Republic.
JelersOuiur Dom )craGy, pare and sinple.
Is good enough ior the Star. Single hand d
among the mvtr9politan press. II has stood
hY the nen called bv the great Deill,,,lA,,v 4,
redeem the government from twenty nv
years OF epuhllcan wastefulness and cnrrup
tlon and despotlsm to the South For these
ionr years past IL has been unsweIving in It's
ndelty TO the administration of Groyei
CLEVELAND Ii t. for him now for Cleveland
and Ihurman-ior four years mora Of Demo.
cratic honesty In our national Affairs, aud OF
continued national tranquility and prosperity
For people who like that short OF Democracy
the star is the paper to read.
| The Star stands sQunrey on the National
Democratic platform. 1t believes thatmnv
Tribute exacted lrOm the people in excess OF
tine dcmanGs of a governor economically all
mlnistered is essentially oppressive aud dis.
honest the scheme tos.ered and chanpinnetl
hy the Republican party-.of making the gov
crhment miser, wringiug millions annually
from the people and locking them up in vault
to serve no pursuse but invite wasteful aess
and dishonesty. it regards as a mnnstfous
4 crime against the rights Of American citizen
! ship. Republican political iugglera may call
Il ''protcefiYe taxation;F the Stars nainA for
I it is rohbery.
Through am, through the Star is a rrea
newspaper. Its 0ane ls pure and wholesome,
Its news service uueSceptionaie, Each issue
presents an epitiome Of what is best worth
showing OF the worlds hist0ry af yesterday.
Its stories arc told in good quick picturesque
English aud inigthy interesting reatnng they
are.
The SUNDAY Star is as good as the best class
magazine, and prints about the same amount
tAa In sts. n
IN special descriptive articles; stories. snntch.
Is OF enrreht literature, reviews art criticism
etc. hurdettes inimtnble humor sparkies
lts columns; viii Cartoons delightful letters
are ot its choice offerings. MANY OF the bes
Anown men and women in literature and art
are represented in lis columns
The Weekly Star Is n large naperrivino
the cream of the news the world over. with
special teaetures which make ID the most com
plete family newspaper published. The
farmer, the mechanic. tho business man too
huch occupied 10 read a daily paper, will Get
more Tor his dollar invested IN The Wcaklv
star rthan any other paper. VIII prisar the |
freshest and most reliable political news ern |
Ing the campaign.
Term to subscribers, Postage Fres
Every day for ore VI Iincluding Sunday 700
Daily without Sunday one year s 90
Every dav. SIX months 359l
Daily without Sunday. six months 800 /
Sunday edition one wear $50 |
Weekly Star one wear 90 /
A free cop, of The Weekly Star to The
s0naed OF a club of ton
~ SPECIAL CAMMaN 0FFER,-~Th Weekly /
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TIE STAR.

For woun Is cnts bruises burls or seaids
use Dr. TicheuOrs Antispeetie.
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sabscribe for the GAzErrs and gel
your friends 70 do likewise. Do it nov!
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15

The following amounts were allowed
the Commissioners, inspectors, clerks,
peace officeres and returning officers iol
for the Local Option Election held Aug.
23rd, 1883.
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Tlls aseekIy 9itaplias

This mammoth sixteen page paper
b the best snd cheapcst weekly
sqper published in the Sonth. In cen
isnsed form 1t contains sli the newso
.he week, the cream of all literary mat
sor and the best ST scial features OF the
Sunday Issue. with an important AoRI-
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT. conducted a
DANIEL DESisETT, and the-EATEsr mAm
KEF REPORTS The Weekly is publishe.'
EVERY TEEnsDAr MORNING, ara
teaches al Subscribers for Sunday
seading.
$I0,99e worth cf useful and
oFKaa.neEsnf articles for ladies
and gentlemen. girls mad
boys are offered IS all who
Will get Subscribers for she
yyecMsy pIcnyunc. Eisss Of
these valuable presents VIII
ba scL.t 10 amy address.
pEpkSu Or GIrRcrRIprI0N
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That the above total vote is true AMI
correc, return, As evidenced by the legal
return from each election precinct 10
said county.
Witness orr hands this Oath day Of
August, 1883, sworn To and subscribed
ueiore me, this 2iih day Of August, 1888.
IoHS q. LEaoErr,j Commrs.
JosEPH Nixon. of
CHAs. MRSDLEsoS, Election.
(----l W. O. VAUGHT,
Il. s. Clerk.
e. --N Filed August 81. 1883.
". q. Y1uaHr. Clerk.
n,I.n anlin..f.... .........a.. -. .lI..... 4
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Tlls gnudau9

Which may be taken separately from
tho daily subscription service, is full
and complets in all Dews departments.
with the added features Of household,
fashion and society talk, and feast a
choice original and selected literary
matter for home reading. The special
writingscf "CATHARISE CoLE.H HKSRY
HAYNIE Paris correspondent. JENNIE
JUNE fashion writerl. MoLLiE MOORE
DAVIS, and many others, appear in tho
Sunday issue ~
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Form . SubssrIbtrs, Poslage Fres:

Every day for ore yr Including Sunday 200
Daily without Sunday one year Is 90
Every dav. six months 8 50
Dai " without Sunday. SIX months 3 90
Sunday edition one year 50
Weekly Star one wear 90
A free COPY Of The Weekly STAR 10 ina
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-09-15
PIKE COUNTY DIRECTORY

The Courts.
CIRCUIT Commences 9ud Mondays. April
aud Det,--i2 days. Hon. Joseph Il. Chris
luan. Judge leih Jul.eial Dias; Eremg
MclsaiH, Esq. Dist. Attorney
CHANeERy,--co cofnmeuccs 7uti MoHd4 ys
jaAe aud Decenter--ll ? days. Hnii. War
req cewan, ChaDeeilar Sth Judicial Dist.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20

The late Interstate immigration
Convention, held at Montgomery
Alabama, was one Of the most sue
cessful affairs of the kind everknow'
in the South. The delegates Wet'
all men of standing and reputation
The honor of presiding over the con
ven ton was awarded to our fello"
citizen DR.. P. W. Peoples, although
unsousht by him, and to make the no"
,r m ore conspicuous he was e'ectr"
over such men as Gen. Cameron, OF
rexa., Ex-Gov. Murray, OF Fioriua'
and the Hon. Logan Roots, OF Ark"n-
sas. The Convention decided to es-
tsb!ish . Buteat Of Immigration
with q permanent Exposition OF
Southern products, to be located IT.
some Southern city, perhaps Ne"
Orleans. This is a step in the right
direction, and one that lshound t" re
suit In sothething material. W.
shall have!more to say of this matter
hereafter.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20

A Georgia man was S""''h'
stricken with paralysis the other GA
while playing game Of poker. n
vas in apparent good health until 'h'
stake was y large jackpot. he thf'
confidently called his opponent "l
our queeus, the latter resp'n"''.;
Nth four big aces aud raking 10 H.
money. A look ofsArHrisc aid Tai'
lifted across his fatc, his limbs VII.
-ued out, and when " doctor arrive
Il. was fou:id to be completely rh'
'*zed. Poker players, hoWevcr' s.
shat d hand of foar ACES II "iw':
more or l's4 paralyzing, and they ~
,othiug mysterious in..'he case.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20
!. o. O. r.

ODD FELLOWS HALL, Dec, IS 'S8.
At meeting of Grenada Lodge No.
8. l. o. o. F., the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously
ador ted:
Whereas 1t has pleased an All
Wise Providence to remove from our
Lodge our brother c. f. Goodwin,
who. has been for many years a con-
sistent and and upright member OF
our order, and good citizen in the
community in which he lived.
Therefore: Resolved that we la
ment and mourn the death of our
brother and hereby renew our obi
cations to practice the sacred priDcl-
Piles OF our order as exemplified in
his life.
Resolved further that the member.
of this Lodge be required TO wear oul
usual badge of mourning for thirty
days as mark Of respect for ouI
brother
Resolved further that copy o
these resolutions be placed on file
in our Lodge and published in th'
GRENADA GAZETTE and that a copy
be delivered to the.family Of our de
ceased Brother.
s. s. FAIRFIELD.
j. NJ. BIsHUP.
G.;W. .TRIMBLE,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Jno. wrghtis at home for the hoIi.
days, looking a. weli.as ever.
From all reports our city will be quite
lively during the Xmas holidays.
some of the boys are Figuring" on "gan-
der pulling" Christi mas eve.
Winter nshts were opened up on Jones
corner last Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Beanland, OF Oxford, spent one
day last week In Grenada on business.
Marshall Mays spent last Sunday with his
mother. and father at GrayspOrt.
Mr.. Hilary Talbert can now be found be-
hind the counters Of the popular firm OF
Duncan 4 Wright.
After visit of Il few weeks to our city, the
guest OF Miss Jettie Donnan, Miss Lucille
Wright, of Natchez, returned to her home
on last Monday. Miss Wright made many
friends while in our city, who will always
welcome hel return,
Our society circle is being charmed this
week by those two pretty and attractive
young ladies, Misses Dora Kennedy and
Clyde Bryant, of CofFeeville, who are the
happy visitors of Miss Belle Thomas. The
GAZETTE wishes them pleasant visit.
Mr.. Ed Perry, OF Williamsville, was In
Grenada a couple OF days this week. He
came in after large stock of new goods, cen
sisting OF dry goods and groceries, which he
has Just received from Memphis, and in.
tends opening first class house of general
merchandise at Williamsville. Ed is one
of our county's most entcrprising young
men and we wish wish him every success
for the future.
Messrs Bosie Graham and Joe Newmyr
two of the most enterprising farmers ofTal'
lahatchie Bottom, near Grayball, were in
town this week.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20

In another column we armoH' ce
the particulars of our special cub
oing arrangements with tn Wee KY
Detroit Free Press, a paper ~ ell
Hnown, by reputation at least, hat
any special mention Of its great
merit seems scarcely necessary.
While one Of the funniest of pap rs,
t does not depend alone on its hu-
nbrous features for its popularity; it
3 equally noted for its literary e1-
rellence. The best writers of Amer
ca and Europe contribute to its col
umns, indeed. our readers will tiLd
he Detroit Free Press perfect cy-
'lopedia ofthe best current literature.
When the great cost Of production IS
Considered, it is a matter Of wonder
now so interesting and instructive :
journal can be furnished for so low
price AS one dollar year.
We know that every one of out
friends will be benefited by reading
he Free Press and we congratulate
ourselves and them on our ability t
furnish it with THE GAZETTE for =
,ow price as s215. 1t is certainl,
N opportunity Of which all shouI
AXE Immediate advantage.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20
wkHkLAk. MISS,

A terrible tragedy occurred st
Wahaiak, Miss, a small station on
the Mobile & Ohio X. r., in which
twelve white men and about one
hundren and fifty negroes were kill
ed Reports are conflicting but it
seems that when an officer went to
arrest a negro, the negro bruta!ly as
ssulted him and made good his es-
cape. This treatment rf All officer in
the discharge of his duty, justly
aroused the indignation Ofthe white
citizens aud a few organized to
capture the negro. While searching
for him the body Of whites were
| ambushed and five were killed Ort.
right and many wounded. Arm d
white men volunteered from all 81 r.
rounding points and many neg es
have been killed. Still there ; rt
about two hundred heavily armeC
negroes uncaptured and they show
fight. When the, met it il safe to r,
lict it will be n terrible affair. = b,
whites are led by Capt. Frank Pr e.
man fifty years old, who foe b
through the late war and is o
iraid of bullets
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20

Misss.Jane Coomhs young lady 9:
somewhat maturer years than nIIg'
,.ve been inferred fom the ii;h'
.raphs scattered through the city en-
.ertained's small audience at 'h
theatre on Monday might III III
"Bleak House." So "bleak was tn
"house".that Miss Janr c'hclnded l.
migrate without appearing the see
ond time in our "rrespian tempt,
If Miss Jane is ever Thought g
,pain in GrecnvjlIe it will. be. as !
.ood actress, but more still as a lad
1acerbitv of temper and " sharph"S
oftongue rarely ifever surpassed "'
% short an acquaintance. Oar "l"'
ra.house Is not u thing of beauty nor
our present principal hnt'' s'y'
thing to boast of, but inasmurh as
h,,h institutions have been hon' red
wv the Visits Of bright Inminari"s OF
he theatrica. profession in compare
am with which Miss Jane is 'erH
dim light Indeed, ufeenvilIe an''-
erces can afford for the future to
study their Dickens in the s"re''''
~ thair h,imes rather than thrhuL h
the interpretation Of company 20
lackiug in courtesy and i" rons'dera'
tion.
Jacob do your best; keen 'oui
th satire " arm; get some nH''h'g|
keep yur Goods" in ""ae'; d'sN"'st
win dogs IN the orchestra cha'rs;"n no
W III rtnnA b. to".-dre'mr'l'e
Timia
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Mss.rs Eatman L. Pruett have sti'-

Messrs. Eatman & Pruett have sli''
ceeded to the Drug business. OF the
late DR.. G. Z. Epc'win. Mr.. E''
man is already well knoSn i" the
community as a good hur!n'"'' man
an accomplished pharmacist, besides
being q kind and accommodating
ventlecap. The other member "'
the new firm, Mr.. Prewstt, IL ''o'"'
ep-iu law Of our well know DR., a, e
Kuykeudnll, He comes from Mia"
Tapue.ser, and "" have every a'H".
,uca that he will prove a '"t'"'.
.co,,isition to our city, h"'h non "
business and IL social standpoint We
visn the new firm unlimited sue
Cess.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20
NAuAvlLLE, Tenn, July2, 1888

lANo-t >Ai't NAJ y
The s10 1T Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
ientlomcn:-I can cheefully ana
.rutl:iu;.v say that 8. s. 3. is the
greatest blood purifier on earth: In
iSS4 | contracted blood poison Ply
,jrians treated me with no good re-
nlls. took a half dozen different
,u.t- of blood medicine, but without
receiving any permanent relief! was
,d,ced to try s s. ). l began the
first bottle with the gravest doubts OF
.rress. have been so often deceived.
But improvement cSme, and l con
nued Its use until perfectly well. |
ave since married and have q healthy
,mily. No trace Of the disease is
seen. Swift's Specific done all this
for me and l am grateful.
Yours tfuly,
j. s. sTRADER. us Dale avenue.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-20

On Monday last, Mr.. G. E. Goodwin,
of consumption.
Mr.. Goodwin had been in bad health
TOR SEVERAL years past, and his death
had been momentarily expected fo'
some little time past. He was well
and favCrahly known IN our commu-
atty n.,an enterprising, kind heArteo
.uiltleiuAn, He leaves a wife and
,ue child, and a large circle Of friends
t, mourn his loss. He was bnried
tuesday morning, with all the hon
ors fthe order, by the knights OF
Pythias, of which he WAS an exem-
plsry member.