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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-07

TnE Memphis Grocery company have
accepted the sole agency for jersey To-
bacco, made by X. 4. Patterson X Co.,
Richmond, Va. This brand Of tobacco is
bound 20 have run, and country mcr-
chants should kocp up with the procession.
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Lucy lirSroS Is finest and best Virginia
tobacco. Sold by all jobbcn.
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RUPTURE CURED.
On. z. NOBLE.

Or. r. NOBLE,
Specialist IN tho Curr II kuptur and al Forms ni
ChfUnic nisrsses Male ~ Female.
DupTrKE CURED WITHOUT TIL KNIFE on
N hiudmncn w business ~ tho MCdiCatrd
Soft Pad Tru.. and uiioo Treatment
IN ptestss II Women. N al thcif iuunk, flvo
immediate rrlisf Ald permanent ruru.
Structure. ltydroclc aud Nafiopore, anil III idrnis
oi iloui Diseases. cured Ia short time Euanantrn
cytfy csc take ffussus made nui ltifd Call
fOf namCs sud zddrrs oi cur.s made iu uic city
once No. 90 JEfIIItsDN sIltKEr
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HOUSES 10 LET.

AN ELEGANT HOUSE AND LOT NO 27i
~ Vance street fSieScS,ion given nj once. Al.
ply TO Nicholas Williams, No ~, second street.
4 TWO STORY BRtCE HOUSE NO n IOuN
~ son avenue, cont,inirg rooms. diningroom.
two kitchens stables Gas, etc, ut AuO par month,
IL. y, H. NENN,
Cor SECOND and Jefferson streets
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Buy homes on monthly payments from
Jas. Jay Smith & Co.
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ASK your druggist for Wigs Buck Eve
Salyc, tho ncycr-iailing cure for piles.
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TnR greatest show ever given In Mem.
phis at Gontry's Thcatcr.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday,
EenlcmheT u.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday,
September IL.
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TuE only place in the city to enjoy a
good laugh Is Gcntry's Theatcr.
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MIS-. w. ~. HoRToS's

MIS-. w. %. HOHTOS's
vi Iruxr~asiyc school frr Cifls and npYa Nrtn
mofe avenue on Magnolia bunny near Rel
sifest car linc VIII upru september 10, with r.
full corps " tnsehors building ani ground, large
and beautiful Ia quiet. healthy upghhUfhuul
Tho Priuripal, Mn " a. Horton. a. cN sup1fina
iondent q shelby, Il we'll knovn throughout iha
State.
fyf particulars. 80 olrculas at VIII aud lay lYfs
book stores. ~ apply ~ Principal.
IalaphonQ AZ
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FdHgmey Female institute,

NNNfAF ' AaHHH w
hrEvE frI TWENTY EIsllIT NNVrNI Hrt
~ rIHu September o.. l".H situated lu UH
Piedmont o. IHu U NIrHui1. uT.4ufHl Iu| H|
IHIuil HuI lwIuiu.Un. uulT NI'. polio. from
WusM .HfHH tIts. 900 % branch ul WUHHHuI HHI
utuNlIIr riITttI IUH grounds tu H.Hrs iuH.L
Ht. Ut.Uiulig lli uut Tho iH'lluf i. HHH ui CO.
INJECT a.uuHI HIIuH# BOO thH state IUuuI yer. r#t
sYuabic Dor Utttlugurs. tlifHif
CID. %. urILlM ", Principal
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The Hsmc Insurance Company

Have removed their office TO No. 10
Madison street, in rear Of Memphis City
bank, until their new Office is completed,
corner OF Main and Union streets.
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HIDE not your light under hall bushcl
but tell your ncighbors about the Grand
Republic Cigarros aud Builos. They light
up the waste places.
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Kentucky MILITARY Institute,

NEAR FRA - Is FDltT, kN.
WILL Orry IT. NEXT SESSION NuypNY
September No. isss Nnd ciuss WEDNESDAY June o.
ihs1. fuf Information ADDE'S
u y BUIp. Superintendent,
Faffndsig 4 ID Ky
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Mo- I.,sLy,itJ Jy!tosnsr,iSnt
lYoF MUSIC Boston, Mass.

TIT IAuOEST - uest iqairPss 10
u world 30 IuafHfiIff aif HHflfHh |au e. NNHfa
ourh lHHFfHH H Flfti go fasfHs.s-af HHiifi fiHaa
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GsFafa q nHHs ~ HHhHf NfHHHtHH. fHfaHfH
esi 90 fHfuH. a. ts tHsfd 80 fn.in q N 49,.
Hat aHl fIHrfIs lHshI SO g. q 'H o. HHk al
TsFta ksf.ss tsaf ih |aH ~ I|. sHHtH o. =,
F...F H| sfafH.s.fs. sFH"s1F b r.I .a... f|s .,
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday,
September II.
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Banner - institute.

a Homo Boarding School FOR poyo.
flNits INSTITUTION ~ tOgATEb At rpUyFR
i friUuth sifr ani carr lNUuur. south Nom.
IuH sui will IH YrsuHi The ~ Monday in
.rstainhrE. iif thH fsTpt.pu VI NuIug Do "a. lie
salall fula ui htlIu faf fnrutI
iufluiuraailsu. Ill % no fHhuul Hf H1ir1H
IFipsilsi - Manner iYBltutU,
NJ Ha FsiH .tFHHf HH.#sH. Tt.H
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-07
MEMPHIS
HIGH SCHOOL,
no. iO6 MARSHALL AVENUE.

1--WE MEMPHIS IUgU SCHOOL ron nnY1
| viii UIsu Monday, september ~, tSSf,
with ADH#pN " LlNtIl. s 80. and NJ 80
hNlIl An, Associate iHucipala aided ~
uHHpUfUut assisiAufs
$50 $50 HuHutuU Will NT T.ryn 10 me preparation
b r.m.F W"u ff .usIH..H and IHr HhwIs.Hu II
fI" iH.u.lV ypi.rHs Advanced u.iIH.l. ulii DO
.plf,l. WUfs viii ly thorough aul dlzilllf 70
.Irtt
lhg builiins l. ven rcutllHiul ami cp.u fpriahlc
il| gruurls ample. veil sHahHi and easily Hrrvssls
L'u .V tI. different stfssf uHT I.HHg
Is.tiuU fUf month. HfF Hi.H lu lN nuH. a. 81 60
fUI !. H"UIiIuF fu HIrfF Parties uI.huH g. lu.
Hr. gi.'#Hi.u iuf trriF aIus must UH.. UH.tIrH.
Iuu ~ u..r Applications rN lu I..i win tnI.
". g r,Fi.r Nu. 800 luHui sfaHt lHU II"H 3 uu
UttI'uH lI. 80 N4 HHH.Yu .if. a. HT mH. Uu 90
dtIsri 10 the irin'iVli ~ So Ini NarhfiI avenue
Directors
col. " = TAYLOR nos 40 OvrNrpN. Jf
u n MAtkl, ND, o. q. CRAIG, Lsg.
e. " METCAIE ts4
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DYRL GoyER'& co,
- 80 No q Nali.np s,r,,t

pYR,L GoyER,& co,
- No. q Madison street
Three Elegant Groom Residences ON west side of
Laudcrialc, near Georgia street Nos I.l iSl lnl
As. The two latter numbers are new lust bcn 2
finished. All havins every cuuycuicagl ami Ia
nrstclaSs condition.
No, III Vance s,rcet-nrlcy House. ro1rns now,
and in ilrst class condition, with all modem con.
NCncnccS
No, $40 Madison strcet--Siy Rooms larg, y,rl
No. 40 Main street-Seycn Rooms in go,l rlp,ir.
New broom Cottage on Manassas s.rcsL near
HaWlcy.
Very Desirable Cottage on yir.inn avuulr mar
Rayburn avenue, i've room, lul uuthui'diugS
FROM sErrENBEEl.
No 2 Mitchell avenue Two story House oIrhl
rooms, In Huc order, very ia,.'c yJrl
Nico Cottage castsldo IicraaaIl road. seven rooms.
near the carve
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ST. May'S School,
352 md 36l POPLhR STREET.

4 RoAEDlSG AND DAY SCHOOL roR GIniA
uu'.t lbo chara Of The sisters Of e. Mary OF no
Episcopal Dbufrh
orbl1-uo. ~ tho School may ~ obtained irum
the Ciiy ro,gslnro.
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WANTED.

A DAIRY MAN OR WOMAN; ALSO 4 coon
~ cook and wuShcrwoman. IL Is preferred tn
g; ahmily to do tho entire work A permanent
situation to right parties. Apply by letter
DR. f. G. MCGAVOCK,
Mpgoy,,L Art
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70 coNrRIB UroRs ~ coRREspoypEyr.

our NEW FORK OFFICE
Ecarn ofo, Of TIE APPEAL, No. y Ti1b,As
Ewiding No, HorE j. Il Van DorcrL Special
I0arrIg Acenf
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are the simple,
Log Cabin days.
'Tppecanoe.h
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(,oop srFISwAY PIANO. INQUIRE Al .
VI Thlrl street
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisement IN ts ooiunn wIl bt ciGrr,i AZ rate Of
lie i1rhr0 Inc ono Insertion irU iHscrii1as. 2Sr ON
W4t. &C.
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Rooms - LEr.
A SUR on uSFUEy-IED EJOHs az
~ JuiDn street Heigr.nH rN'.hnpl
nnIRAHI.E oPF.tIl Ayl COTTON ROOMS
y in tho uoS Cotton ft.HFuH building 80
w 10 uESiI uurlEh -rrr'iny
INRuST pFFirK No. uIWArWs ROW.
j. Apply IN wcbb & NIuV. 'f trni Hrri
ON TERMS FOR H.Hsl-ll"p ANU iNllN
VI ulshci MONS At NCw Commercial Hotel
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM lS PRIVATE
y family suitable 81 r.U.'n1. alln.'1 ~
NICELY FuRNsimp FEusI ROOM, IuR
y reniletuca only NJ" 70 Linden 'u'c'
nNE NICELY Pt'RSisI.D Room AID ONE
' J unfnnlshod, suiiaHr '.. 100" uf two EgrtlU
men. 80 Linden street. l..'rr.I fr1uifcl
nTFiCEaA b,aulliul HH.Hi. front utirn ullt,
~ bio inf physician. fUrIHI UHur over 80 Main
strrct Apply TO DcJarlH. N..f lb''iet
DLEAsANfLY SITUATED ILHNlsllEp ASD
i uniumishud MONS 500 % AlfADl street
DOoMs. SINGLE on - .uIE
~ A. H' rnhle '9llere'
GBcOSD AND THIRD rlupH ~ TORE -
> Naln street Apply ~ 'Ih"n, "ilRh' a co.
~ second street
TWO NICELY PuRSisIiTp EpnN-. IN NhW
i building. Apply Al ~ -nntl s.fset -.
900 MAIN 81. 90. m tsp go iiooWl fon
O'p business ~ bOardlnE hll-n V. y. -osalh
NO ACCOUNTS
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hNE LIGIiT RID COW AUouT ToyHYEAE
" old lUuuiru o. former Ui Mississippi ono
MrIcmmfn hA-mul..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09

- TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- by young lady. Address O.. o. p.
r., POI Broadway, room Il
STENOGRAPHlER and TYPEWRITER
- BY young lady excellent ponmsn aud
PHOTOGRAPHER moderate salary, references.
Address ACCURACY. . 2GS 9th-aNe.
STENOGRAPHER aud TYPEWRITER
- -Iiy competent young lady. Address
{. l., Box Z, Tribune once.
- TENOGRAPHER- by q young lady "a
), miliar with the Remington typewriter.
Address Miss A. b., Box 13e. Station w,
Brooklyn, E. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09

w AFTER BY q colored man willing ana
w obllging: generally useful good fef-
erence. 236 West 4ist-sL. ist floor. rear.
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Gituations n1anteo-nlales.


II UGHTSMAN.- by an expert railroad
~ md map draughtsman Address O. f..
1853 4th.aye
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w AFTER. BY a first-class eoloret walter.
w In hotel, boarding house or restaurant
anI 1ih.nNp.. Roll 3.
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Giiuations tUanteo--- GlaIes.


An EXPERIENCED travelling salesman
n ana his assistant making the towns BE-
tween and including Chicago ana san Fran
cisco, ldfvg0ofs houses OniNJ. twice yeas,
desires 10 represent one or two hr@i-ciass
importer. or manufacturers for exclusive
territory on commission highest references
a. 10 ability. energy ana character. Address
WIN ARDING 42d Piaoc. Chicago.
FIEsTCLAsS BUSINESS MAN de-
a sire- position either ~ office or road
man with good houses that Will pay fair
price for services rendered Address NJ,
Td' uue once
4 REGULAR PHYSICIAN. graduate from
a nrst-cias- college. wants position IN
some Institution. Address REGISTERED,
Tribune.
. TRUSTY young man German. %.
~ speaking English. wants situation good
references aud handwriting can drive
horses. Address &. T., care Eubcl. 3O7
Myruo-aye. Bro0klyn.
A TTFNDANI. Sc.-Bv an experienced
~ and intelligent single man, a. al eniant
nur-. ur companion 20 an invalid cor eiariiv
gentleman city OF country best references +;
salary moderate. Gail or address L.
COSMOS, 400 SiXthaye.. 1T n0Or
A TTENDANT or COMPAEION.-By an
u intelligent male nurse 10 an invalid
hospital experience r,icrrnces leading
physicians Address u. r.. 454 2d-avc.
4 UTHORs' MANUSCRIPTS E,prri-
n need reader prepares manuscripts for
publication proofs revised. &c. MANU-
SCRIPT, Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MAN wants position in drug
~ store 10 learn the business; good refer
cnces salary no object Address II. X.
Tribune once.
OVERT Using with IDEAS would
~ Ike % take charge OF advertising and
printing Of large firm. ADVERTISING.
Tribune Orirn
Is EDUCATED gentleman desires en-
~ plnymenf in Some business where In
te'llpcnce AMI energy are requisite. IN.
ERGETIC. Tfitune ONCE
A YOUNG man. with ability, education
"A ana energy. socks employment In which
be- may have an opportunity 20 advance;
strictly temperate best references
WORKER, Tribune once.
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YOUNG wONAN's CHRISTIAN ASSN
BROOKLYN
EMpI .ONMEN i RIlREAT

FNTLUl " IN BJ N-NU.
Johnson Building. junction Flatbush and
Fulton ayes
The manalcrs OF this department renew
their call e. the citizens of Brooklyn for
'heip 1ntlnue1 patronage 81 The Employ.
mtnt bureau OF the YOung WOmeh's Christ
ian Association.
We have on our books Largo number 81,
teachers. gOVcrncsscs, stenOgraphers. tyne
writer's. copyists clerks. companions, house
keepers. trained and Invalid nurses. dress
makers, sr9mSticSs"s.
We desire cooperation In placing these
W mon IN positions where they can be ser:
supporting and useful. A systematic record
f. kcDt OF OIL employees. and none are recon-
mended without satisfactory references.
Domestic servant9 are not 'Irnshef ny
this bureau.
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CoAClIM AMY young man; medium
4 size; thoroughly under-End- his bust
mes, In every particular; sober. honest and
reliable a. reference, state late emp. oyer,
can De seen. Call or a1dIcss COACHMAN,
lO2 West 4Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09

EOACliMAN.-A gentleman wishes to
y procure situation for his coachman. whom
he can highly recommend In every way il
thoroughly honest. sober and COMPETENT;
many years city reference. Address &. J.,
100 Mu.L sllh--i.. nrLAAIc slahlc.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16
&250,O0O REWARD.
Hill.

We will pay the above reward for
the delivery to us Of the ears Of the
l., l0ng-tOngued, lurid liar who Original
ted the report that Grenada had the
yellow fever. We cannot conceive
how anything human could ever
| have invented and circulated such q
! useless, uncalled-f0r, unnecessary
lie. It's true two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars il q good deal Of
money to sling away in one lump,
but then object is no money to Us
when the welfare of our country is
jeopardized. Why, sir. does anyone
suppose-who knowsus-that ifthere
was any symptom of yellow fever in
Grenada, We could be induced to re-
main here for one instant? Not
much. Such a s%uppOsitiOn would be
a base insult to our discretion a foul
| SANDER upon u prudence! We are
aware that prudence is one of the rar-
| est of virtues; but then it is not much
in demand, and consequently is quo
ted low in the market: and then We
laid in a good stock when Il credit
was good that was before We went
into the newspaper business. We
make all this lengthy explanation to
prevent anyone from charging Us
with anything like s~elf-Conceit.
In order to set this matter finally at
rest, We hereby submit to the public
| at large an infallible test by which
| they can soon arrive at the fact-,
| should such an absurd lie get atloat
once more. Just inquire if the edi-
tor Of the GAZETTE is still at his post.
| Should the answer be in the affirma-
tive, you a go to sleep with the
sweet assurance that there IS no yell
low fever within n hundred miles
| of this place.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16
sATURD MORNING. AUG, II l>>S

81 i ! l q va "a 4'
Board met pursuant To adjournment. Pres.
cnt same as on yesterday.
whereas IL is Utlles ed by |>tT,ttI, that there
are mistakes III the account OF Il. Ii. Gordon,
Ex-Treasurer, and further that Writ Adams
is now at work to make out 4 fair statement
of the same. Now 1T is agreed and urder-
stood that the Sureties of B. II. Gordon deposit
in the Merchants Bank of Grenada, tHr sum
of $3.50 Ii in the hands or JnO. Powell, as
trustee for the county, there to rrmyjn until
the lst Monday in september, ISIS, at wh!cu
time the statements Of mcleod AMI Adams
are to be carefully coi'pnrrd ty them and tn"
Board, and if any mistakes IL favor of Cor
don are foUnd in the statement of NrLrrd.
then said trustee Is t. pay over T. Grenada
| county, less said mlstdkp, aud Il any mis-
takes are found il favor OF tie county, the
S td sureties ire to make the same Eo"d to
the county. and further that II sad deposit is
not made 10 day, and said agreement ""m~
piled with suit is to I've brorGht tlnltrdtnl"iy
by the District Attorney, ~ require by W,
No. III. Ordrrd tlat Henry Carpenter be
allowed 81 50 Tor hauling lumber. Road No. II.
District Ne. /, sec, &j4 code ~.
No. l778 Chancery Cl"lk e. cts. "Npress etc.
on sheet acts, from Jackson. sec .ii6 CO.., 80.
Ordered thnt all E.Is 10 build bridge across
BOgue at Elliott Station, be and the same are
hereby rejected
Ordrrt d that he contract to Nuild bridge
across PerFyS Creek on Road II 4 .~Iir, No
|, be awarded to KING Iron Britge Co., at
lSi2J 0U), twelve hundred dollars. said bridge
to be comp eted by 18Th Of Dec, 1898. and bond
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

Old Uncle Noah must have come
t. anchor i'd Arkansaw; because
Scripture tells us that he came out
81 the, Afk-ahd.saw land. HI re-
STstted very much that "Arkansaw
Trayelern Tobacco had not been in
vented, SO he planted a vineyard and
bet drunk. Had he only waited a
lew thousand years Ginsburger &
Vile would have supplied him with
hh.Arkansaw Traveller" chewing to.
eacco for his whole family,
BHRseriBe 1T EEs GT1ETrF..
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

= Al the residence Of the brides sis,
ter, Mrs. DR.. T.. NJ. Hight, 10 the
city Of Grenada. on the evening OF
August II, 1883, by the Rev. i. G. Ca
rothers, DR.. Jas. u. Weeks, of Acker-
man, Miss, and Miss Will" Wood
ward, of Louisville. Miss. No cards.
At Mont Eagle, Tenn, last week,
Mr.. r. p. Williams, Of T~Iltatoba,
Miss, TO Miss Madi~ Wilkins,
daughter Of D. d. Wilkins, Of D0rk
Hill.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16
The Boss Melon.

We return our sincere thanks to
our kind friend, Mr.. F. P. McElrath,
for the boss watermelon Of the sea-
son. 1t weighed ffty-eight pounds
on Thomas Bros scales, and vas
delicious. This is the largest melon
we have ever seen in this State. If
anybody else has got a bigger one,
why lust let 'em trot her out!
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

Today, the 10th Of August, four
years ago, was the hottest time that
u good ma0y Greuadians v saw or
ever will see-in this life Four
| years ago today a small stream Of
smoke was observed issuing from
| the top CT Sam Gamers furniture
building, followed in a few moments
by a flame, and in a few short hours
the fair city of Grenada was q smold-
ering ruin. We We're right here and
saw it, and we know what we are
writing about, and we are unanimous
on one point, and that is, we never
| want to see that much fire again.
| Never! And we don't intend to, if
we can help it. About four months
previous to that fire We had inaugu-
| rated a great Democratic. sn"on col
umn, ruur page weekly paper, known
to fame as the Grenada Graphic. TO
fortune it was altogether unknown
We started this paper to fill a long
felt want. The want" referred to
was "felt" principally by the editor,
and was mainly q matter OF dollars
and sense. Mostly both. The Graph
ic failed to fill either to any apprecia-
bic extent. We had strived and
sweated and struggled through the
long, weary, hot, dry, dusty, scorch-
ed, dismal, gloomy, cashless summer
months, and had reached a point
| where we could see q few greenbacks
at no very great distance, in future,
but we never got there. That con-
sarned fire came along and wiped US
off the face of the earth. We had
fifteen cents left, in cash, the morn
ing after the ~fire-besideS what we
owed. We didn't let that worry us,
however. What we owed. No, sir.
not a minute' The other fellows
were the ones to do the worrying
over that. What worried us, was
finding somebody else that would
let us owe him. That was the one
thing needful.
The town was in sack-Cloth and
ashes-so to speak. We are not so
positive about the sack-cloth--fOr we
don't know that we ever saw any
but we can swear to the ashes.
Grenada has come out though.
Long since. She doesn't look like
she had ever seen q fire now. Our
people have all recovered from the
fire, too; including the editor Of the
cremated Graphic. For which let us
all return our sincere thanks.
4 p,pn
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

=, On August Soth, we will give away
One Upright Piano, cost 1915 900,
and One Walnut Bedroom Suit, cost
$S5 90. Every purchaser Of 81 90
worth of goods gets d ticket III This
Grand cir Drdwiagj
A. SUMMEREIEIp 4 Bro.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

We learn that W. H. Ladd will
soo open UP a bakery and c~onfect.
ionery business, on Green street. He
has the best wishes Of the GAZETTE
for every success In his new enter.
prise. 81.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

Last week the writer enjoyed the
privilege of spending a few days
at the noted little city Of Williams
vile. with Capt Jack Williams, and
Mr. Ed Perry. We express our many
thanks to these gentlemen for max
ing our visit SO enjoyable, He who
visits there once will ever have a
longing to visit there again rs Capt
Jack is full of life and does every
thing to make one have a pleasant
time, - 80 --. +, s.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

We are requested by Rev. J. c..
Carothers to announce that during
the remainder of this month services
will be held at tie Presbyterian
Church at night only. The eleven
O'Clock service will be dispensed with
r-temporarily--on account Of the ex-
trpme bot weather,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

We are sorry to record the death Of
the venerable Esquire Henry Trus-
sell, which took place ut his home
stead, fourteen miles east Of Grrna-
da, last week. 'Squir" Irusspll was
one of the Old landmarks of Grenada
county, having settled here nearly a
half century ago, He was well and
widely known and universally to-
liked and respected by all who knew
him, for his many good traits both of
head and heart. He leaves a large
family Of children and grandchildren
to mourn his loss.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

Go to A. summerfield & Bros for
Bargains in DryGooda, Clothing, etc.
They are selling goods at half price to
make room for fall goods.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

Farmers, take your chickens, eggs
ard butter to Randolph Cages where
you will get the highest market price
and get a good lunch.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

The bondsmen of EX-Treasurer, B
H. Gordon paid over to Capt. Jno:
Powell as trustee, ~s5soo.6o, supposed
to be the amount due the county.
This amount to be held subject to fl:
nal settlement. Mr.. Gordon has long
since made an assignment of all his
property, including a 700 acre farm,
for the benefit of his bondsmen, and
done everything that an honorable
man could do for their protection.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

Bill Heads, Letter Heads Note
Heads promptly furnished at the
GAZETTE office, Satisfaction guar
anteed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

Chase's Barley Malt Whisky Is free
from all trace Of verdigris or impure.
ity. Being rich and nutritious it
builds up the feeble and Tie con.
sumptive. Sold by -. :,
W. N. Pass.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-16

The fall races have opened up in
good style in Grenada. Captain
Smiths bay mare, Betty Baily, was
matched against Judge Summer
fields black horse, Hickory Jim, for
500, quarter-mile DASH, The race
came off last Monday and was won
by the bay mare, hands down. Time,
"a seconds. Riders. Kaufman and
Kegler. The little mare now stands
pat, against all corners, We learn
that Hickory Jim has been matched
against Gains sorrel gliding; Chuck
aluck, for a quarter dash, race to
take place neat week. Stakes $3.50.