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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-03-29
TEE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
ESTABLISHED 1879
PUBLIS ED W BE K K Y.
One Dollar per Year,
Invariably in Advance.
ESTABLISHED 1879

ksz months, 20 cents. no subscription for
less period received.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

We publish else where an editorial
from the Charleston News on the
probabilities OF another railroad
through Tallahatchie and other
counties. 1t seems that the Stark.
Vile, Helena and Grenada r. r. Co.,
are willing to build road from Hell
ena to Starkville, via Charleston and
Grenada, provided the counties
through which the road will pass will
subscribe $4,000, 900, to the road. We
have no idea what course the other
counties will take in the matter, but
we think it will be very remarkably
cold day in August when the citizens
of Grenada county will vote for an.
other railroad tax. We've had about
$75, 900 worth of experience on this
subject, in this county, and no road
either, and if man wants to get
mobbed, just let him come into Gren.
ada county and advocate a railroad
tax. a......
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
THE BAGGING SQUEEZE.

To the EditpF pf The Things: Democrat
Referring to your editorial Of July
~, ''The hagging Squeeze" which
was suggested by our Mr., Charles e.
Levy, and which clsarly apd eorrec-
tly defined the situation of affairs,
wherein 1t stated. THE combination
have been offering small lots, 30 as to
keep parties from importing, and
have been buying back twice as
much as they sold, SO that they now
have entire control of the market.
They expect to hold off until tbs de-
mani is brisk and hagging mpst be
had at any price, and is too late to be
imported. when they will demand
l2ls to ld cents per yard for two
pound bagging"-we call attention
to the fact that while this publication
advanced bagging "a cent per yard
within the past few days. 1t has orea-
ted considerable interest, and acquaint
ed everyone with the situation, it
hasalso caused brisk and sudden de-
mand, thereby forcing the combina-
ton to sell to delay importation, and
preysnting them from obtaining the
extortionate prizes they calculated
upon exaGting. In this article all
parties interested were requsted to
petition their Representatives. to act
at once and try to persuade Congress
to take off the duty on bagging. We
have written to Washinton regard
ing the situation and have received
the followingreply:
II am directed to say that the bag
ging matter of which you write is
now under consideration in the Sen
ate. The House bill recently passed
reduces the rate to three-eighths of a
cent per pound.
"Respectfully. HENRY TALROTT,
"Clerk of committee"
Which proves the necessity of
prompt action, and the great saving
that can be accomplished, as the
duty would be reduced from four
cents per yard for two-pound bag
g!ng to three-quarters ofa cent.
NJ. LEVY & Sons.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

The county convention, last Mon
day, was the most harmonious we
have ever witnessed, In Grenada.
There was not much display Of en-
thusiasm, but at the same time there
was deep earnestness on the part
of the delegates, which though talent
was strong. The proceedings as
published else ewhare, shows that this
county was overwhelmingly In favor
of Clarke Lewis. There will be con-
testing delegations from both Choc-
taw and Calhoun counties, but the
Indications all point to the nomina-
ton Of Lewis on the first ballot.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

On last Friday a negro named Hen
ry Johnson was brought TO Grenada,
from Water Valley, and lodged in
Jail, He was suspected of au at
tempted outrage on a young lady,
near Water Valley. Friday night a
mob of two hundred men came down
for the purpose Of hanging the mis-
creant, but the officers had spirited
him away, and the disappointed mob
had nothing to do but return. There
is considerable doubt az to the iden-
tity of the real culprit.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

EDITOR GAZETTE: The Southern
planters have in common with all
consumers, born with some patience
the corners on sugar, coffee, meat
and others thing too numerous to
mention and now comes the corner
on bagging and the poor cotton prod
ucer must ''tread the winepress
alone" Surely this is the last feather
that will break the camel's back.
Can not the farmers substitute some
thing that will protect cotton and
let the combination that think bag
ging so valuable, keep it as a per-
manent investment How would
osnaburgs do? these are question
that are being asked daily that are
seldom answered. 1t is argued that
there is not on the market enough
heavy cotton goods to meet such a
demand but it can be ordered from;
the factories, and the cotton pens
made to serve until it is made. Does
not prudence and policy dictate that
the supply of cotton should be drawn
upon to funish bagging, thu extend'
ing its consumption reducing the
supply and proportion.t"',- 'nc'eaS-
."s vme ueInand. If this be practi-
cable why not begin now? southern
farmers should not buy any baggine
until this matter is thoroughly sifted
and merchants perhaps would dc
we'll to let it alone for a while,
FARMER.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
Resalutieas Adopted By oHssrry Ali
spee on the Death Of IOhnE. NoprF.

spce on the Death ~ iohh T. NopTP:
Whereas, An Allwise providence
has seen fit to csIl away from the
scene of his earthly lahors, our
young friend and brother, John +.
Moore, in the first flush Of his young
manhood and
Whereas, While we h1w in hum-
Bile submission to thai Almighty
Power, VINO doeth all things vel yet
be it by this ALLIANCE
Resolved, That IN the death OF
Brother Moore this order has lost
one of its most promising members
his country good and useful eiti.en'
and his family son and brother
whose loss can usver be replaced
Be 1t further
Resolved, That to his stricken par
ents. we tender our most heart fell
sympathy, in this irreparahlI loss
and that the Secretary be instructed
to send them copy OF these resolu
tions, snd a copy TO our County Jour
nal, for publication.
G. +. LAURENCE,
OdAR MILLER, President
Secretary
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
Can Such things be.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Avg 5.-N m
Van Patton and II. +. Brooks art
neighbors, living near Cleveland
They came from Michigan some
time sluce aud bought property
adjoining each other Both are mar
ried, having each two children. y
few days ago the two men agreed t'
swapwives and the exchange too /
place. Van Patton tried of the trade
in few days and wanted his wife
who is a handsome woman, back
Brooks refused, and Patton therea
tens to resort to the courts to oompe
her to return.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to attend barbecue at
Graysport to-day Thursday from
Messrs. Walters, Parker and Mays,
committee. and very much regret
our inability TO attend. The people
of Graysport are noted for their hos
pitality and liberality, and we know
the barbecue will amply repay a
careful perusal.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
FARMER.


Rod Lowry has filed his answer to
his wife's petition for divorce, ask
ing that the same be not granted
He files with the answer, as exhibits,
two letters, one from his wife one
from himself both Of which are low
ing enough for the most sickly senti-
mentalist. His wifes letter is really
very touching; sufficiently so to in
spire feeling Of profound pity for
the writer, 1t also gives fair in
sight into that most ineXplcable,
inscrutable, and at the same time
sweetest aud purest of all things
human-a woman's heart.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

On motion of B. G. Adams, the
nomination Of Clark Lewis was made
unanimous.
P. NJ. Miller then offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was car
ried:
RESOLVED, That the chair appoint
a committee of two from each Beat
to select delegates to represent this
county in the district convention to
be held ut West Point, August 10;
that said committee select seven del
egates from their respective Beats.
The committee retired, and report
ed the following names as delegates
to the congressional convention:
Beat l.-Judge A. T. Roane, A: H.
Whitfield, Max Gin sburger, r. Hor.
ton, A. G. Dubard, J, II. Mason and
w. B. Sanders.
Beat2.-J. J. Crisp, jr., W. w,
Beard, DR.. Jamison, J. X. Williams,
r. H. Kincaid, Jno. s. King and Jas.
Horton.
Beat 81. B. Yeager, J. F. Smith,
d. b. Philips, r. NJ. Anderson, d. r.
Horton. G., w. Evans. W. H. Nc
Commack.
Beat No. / w. r. Baker, DR.. Nc
Swine, W. W. Holly, w. H. Powell,
w. H. Barkesdale, Wade Stokes,
John Purdy.
Beat No. 5.-Edgar West, II. F.
Moore, Ottie Lawrence, Johh Gibson
Geo. Hightower, R. NJ. Mason, P. M.
Miller.
Report was received and adopted
The following resolution offered by
Max Ginsburger, was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the delegates for
Grenada county are hereby instruct
ed to cast the vote Of this county for
the Hon. Clarke Lewis, for Congress
first last and all the time, aud thai
they use every honorable means tc
secure his nomination. And thai
sfpjSau pSu dsleSGaatssss iaasSasraftsd ats to vote
A resolution offered by Mr.. Gins
burger, declaring Judge A. T. Roane
to be the choice of Grenada county
for chairman Of the Congressiona
Convention was carried, by a rising
vote.
| There being no other business, the
convention adjourned.
A. #. ROANE,
J. G. DEfoACH, Chairman.
G.. r. HIGHTOwER,
| Secretaries.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
vt tho peMaeEatiG psnaiy
Ennsrn...oual Conheatiou

tssapss,axs af tEs pemafEatiG psnaly
Cansrnss,ousi Capssation,
Convention called tn order by W.
e, Mclean, chairman County Dem
ooratic Executive Committee.
Judge A. T. Roaue was elected
temporary chairman and J, G. De-
loach aud G.. n, HightoweF, secreta-
ries,
The reports of the secretaries Of the
Beat committees were read and the
delegates therein named, declared en-
titled to a seat on the floor,
The temporary organization vas,
on motion OF 3. G. Adams, Inadp per-
manent.
The chairman announced the con-
vention ready for business, and A..
H, Whitfield put in nomination
Clark Lewis. for congress-. b. C..
Adams nominated c. B. Mitchell.
The secretary was instructed to
call the roll by beats, which was
done with the following result,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Old uncle Noah must have come
70 anchnr In Arkansaw. because
tcttptart tells us that he came out
III the .Arl-and-saw land. He re-
Sresspsl very much that '.Arkansaw
TraN4 lesM Tobacco had mt been in
vrn.rt, ~ he planted . vineyard and
W, ,,&,lak. Had he only waited .
f,w thousand years Ginshurger b
Wtte would have supplied him with
"Arkapsaw Traveller" chewing to-
AAcoo for his whole family.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
Secretary.
DIED.

Truly here we have no abiding
place, nor continuing city. Time has
not within its walls q season cOnve-
nient for sorrow, pain or death.
Hopes that brighten our pathways
vanish like vapor in the sunlight and
leave US wrapped in drearinpss and
gloom. What we love most, iuust at
some time be ruthlessly taken from
US. Rich indeed is our heritage when
those who die leave examples of
christian virtues and fortiude. On
the 4th inst. Mrs. Sarah Lacock,
age 50 years, was claimed by death
and her spirit lQnsed from its tene-
meat OF Giay to enjoy the sweets OF
Him whom she so long had served.
She leaves to mourning family and
weeping friends legacy ofthe sweet
est virtue that can adorn christian
womanhood. Asleep in Jesus naught
can now disturb. We extend our
sympathies to the hereaved.
At her home, near Grenada OF
last Friday, August, 5rd Mrs. &. W.
Kendall.
Deceased was an old and highly es-
teemed citizen Of Grenada county,
whose many friends sincerely more
her loss.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

From the Winona Advance, four-page.
eisht-column, weekly DeuocratiC anu
prohibition Journal, published at W mona,
Miss Percy l.. Moore, editor and prOprIr'
tor. Terms, Sl.5D per anuun. Now is IN
time TO subscribe.
Oxford, Miss. July n, ls>S.
The Bureau of Public EdurAtiUn
- NVashin-'"a '.as. undertaken tc
prepare history of Edncall"n III tht
VARIOUS States. Special, though not
exclusive, attention is to be devoted
to higher education. | have, at it
request, undertaken the compilations
of that portion oi the work devote"
to Mississippi. and | earnestly re-
quest all school authorities interest
ed in the work, and all others pos
sessed of information of value bear
ing on the general subject, to place
themselves in communication with
me at once.
The papers OF the State will do a
good work for the department by
reproducing this communication.
Very respectfully,
EDWARD MAYES.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
Take Notice.

Yeagersville, Miss, Aug. 5, lsss.
We will have dinner at NJ. Ne
bo Church, on the 10th Of August,
1888. Every one is invited to come
There will be- but one ice cream an"
lemonade stand allowed on the
grounds that day, and that will be
for the benefit of the church.
W, r. IEAGER.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

We may be in error, but we be-
lieve that Judge Roane is the choice
of this, his old judicial district, for
Governor, He is both honest and
capable and he is no professional
politician; and professional poll
tician is just the kind Of a man the
people don't want for Governor,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

The undersigned having bought
out the business Of J. G. Branum
will continue to keep fresh and full
line Of Family and Fancy groceries,
and will make speciality Of Cream
Bread, Cakes, Pies and Confection-
cries. My friends and the public
are cordially invited to give me a
call. RANDOLPH GAGE,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

1t would now appear that the SEN
ate can give the farmers very great
relief. in the matter of baggine, by
concurring In the Mills bill, but the
question is will they do so. The
South is mainly interested in the
bagging business, but unfortunately
a majority of the Senate hate the
South like the devil hates holy water,
whatever that Is.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

1t is not generally known, but it is
nevertheless true, that Mississippi is
far ahead of any other state in the
matter of endowed institutions Of
learning. We are ashamed to say it,
but Tennessee cannot hold y candle to
Observation-Disclosures.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Gen Phil sheridan. the highest Of
ficer in the L. :. Army dird last
Monday of heart disease. after
several months Of illness. II" wilt
be succeeded in command by Gen.
Jno. NJ. Schotield,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
NOTICE,

Rev. J. w. McLaurin of New Or
leans District Superintendent of the
American Bible society for the States
of Mississippi and louisiana, will
exhibit a chart showing the worlo
reIigiously and will make talk
that all should hear, at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday night n
half past eight O'Clock. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
j. f. THOMAS.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
Secretaries.

On August 3Oth, We will give away
One Upright Piano, cost 1915 600,
and One Walnut Bedroom Suit, cost
ss5 90. Every purchaser of 81 90
worth of goods gets ticket in this
Grand GIFT DraWing.
A. SUMMEREIELD u BRO,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

j.. 8. Evans, former correspondent
Of the New Orleans Picayune but
later, editor Of an anti-prohiblti"n
paper In Meridian, has been indict-
ed by the grand jury Of Lauderdale
county, for sending challenge to
Dabney Marshall, editor of a prohi-
bition paper of Meridian.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

The Board of Supervisors have
been sweating over the tax roll, this
week. Its quite perspirational job
these dog days, but then 1t has to be
1id
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

And now If all reports are true we
are to have Flour Trust, The next
thing in order will be Rope Trust,
to hang some Of these rapacious cor
morants who are bent on squeezing
the life-blOod out Of the toiling mas.
aea.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

The Board of Supervisors 0f Grenada coun-
ty, Mississippi, will let to the lowest bidder
the following iron bridges; one over lhnr
t~rrk, District No. ); one over Bakers Creek
Dist No. I; one over slough near J. W. Ber-
RVS place Plans to he furnished by bidders
Bids will be received on first Monday i'll
September, lSSS. The Board reserves the
right tn reject all bids. J. T. THOMAS
Clerk OF Board.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Go to A. Summerfield & Bros for
Bargains In DryGoods, Clothing, etc.
They are selling goods at half price to
make room for fall goods.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Rev. J, {. tar0ther- and family
have returned from a muuih's so
iourn with relatives and friends, AT
StarkvilIP. Mr., tarolN"rH looks
much improved a. result OF his vie
it and recreation.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

The spirit Of enterprise and adj
vancemeut /, eyer oa +of' il ''gehiSda
The vote FOR tn" $1,000 ~rh"oih"nSe
bonds wH4 victorious by 100 ajoritN
The cnIor"t roruialiuu took ur stock
in ihe election.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

/ want 10 BE- Granger,
And with the Alliance stand
A horny hsted farmer.
With hay stack il my hand,
Beneath the tall tO-IuatOe tree
ri swing the glittering hoe.
And slay the wild potato bug
AS he sklps DER the snow.
i've bought myself a Durham ram
And a gray ALPACA COW,
With a lopk- -stitCh Usage orange hedge,
And a patent loathcr plOw
{ gaiIydTi.l my team ahtid
The butter beam - NOW, lthig.
And the fplder | RICK when i falls 80
While get with sweet my brow,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Chase's Barley Malt Whisky Is free
from all trace Of Verdigris or impuri-
ity. Being rich and nutritious 1t
builds up the feeble and the con-
sumptive. Sold by
w. N. PASS.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Farmers, take your chickens, eggs
end butter to Randolph Gage's where
you will get the highest market price
and get a good lunch.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Lunch! Lunch!! Lunch!!! First
ClaSsl
Go to Randolph Cages, ut Lowen-
stein's old stand.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

We are selling our stock of Ladies'
Misses and Children's Shoes at cost,
TO make room for fall goods.
A. SUMMERFIELD & BRO.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

For nice lunch for little money
call on Randolph Gage at the Loew-
enstine old stand.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Fresh fish, pork sausage, fresh
meats and everything nice in the
eating line at Greenwald h Kauf-
mans.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
PROCEFDINGs OF Th T. H0NORABLE
BOARD OF AUPEKSIsORs.

Be II remembered that The Honorable !,
Board Of Supervisors of GreIada County, |
Mississippi met at the Court House Of said !
county on the first Monday in AUg.st lssS, |
the same being the 6tn day OF said month, |
aud a resula. meeting ci sa,d Boari. Present
A. c. Leigh District No. /. K. =. Jamison, /
DisDrcl 30. Nv. II. PowGI, DistrlG. 30. 4 ; /
Fl. f. MoQre, District No, 81 q, Il, Ion-E sher. /
#, and :. T. Thomas, clerk.
Whereupon the following ofders wele pass.
ed ana allowance moie.
Ordered that the following acp0unis lie al .
loyed.
40. lfl2. ]. W, Hal, s. d repairs on Court
Hoqse section 2iii L',Ie ~
No 1853 g. b, Jones 81 0y, cypress on Tax
Reea pts section 5l5 code ~
No, l754. EEnis Stationery Co., SIS =, Tax
ReceIpts for ISa,, -ec.!OQ 55 code -
No. l755. J. Lane Leigh 81 w, holding n-
quest OF, AlruIn Mitchell, section ~, 4iJ, iji'
code ~.
No. ljra. n. X. Mister, s2 81, repairs or Perry
Creek Bridge, Road II District 30. 3, section .
Sji code ~
No, l7557 Horton. sEpt. EDUCATION s-5 W
salary for July, chapter IL, acts ",
No. !7la, Ferguson BIOS, s2 " conveying pau
per to poor house, section, G28 code 20
No, 1853 Grenada Gazette, s! " publishing
election NOTICES, section OBI code -.
Ordered that the report Of {. Leigh. here
totore appoiEtei to bind oat Dinsh and Hen.
ry Ratlif, be accepted "ud filed.
Orderrd that warrant No. l74l De cancelled
1t appearing that the services were never
rendered for whiqh allowances were made.
Ordered that the clerk adEerts' fpy tht
| building OF three iron bridges. one over Cane
Creek. District No. 5. one oyer Bakers Creek
| District No, 4, and one over slough near J.
| Berry's place Dstriat No. I. Plans and spec
| ihcatDns to be furnished by tid4rg the Aoard
reS"rying thu right 10 :. j~ct all bids
! W. H. Powell, who was ht las, Injecting al-
pointed 10 bind out certain children, reported
| that the mother OF same had taken them in
custody and removed from PouuIy.
| Ordered that B. F. snriner BE- trans ierrrd
/ from F4ad No l. to road -. !. district No. /.
OrtIerea that tie following account, be al
| lowed
No. l7Gl, EPrnn, Supt. Poor House. s. 81
| Board and salary, month Of JuIy, section J!7
code 80.
No. l782, ". X gibbs, sS : Lumber for
bridge, Road No lg District NJ seelIDu oj4
| code ~.
No. 1863, Orierzd thai city oI Grenada by
its Mayor be allowed 81 80 for nn4> Wrou4.
fully paid County Treasurer sec. %lH coj~ >o
! NO. 1868. ". II. Weller, SIO ~ pu. ding OF.
| House at Jail, section y code 81.
No. l765. Grenada SENTINEL s. ~ pE5Jt>A-
Ing notice ILL., &c, and A.A Nj, College
nl..
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

.lanama went Democratic this
week, III the State election, rs $500"
The i1emo"rat. carried
every county in the State.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Note
Heads promptly furnished at the
GAZETTE office. Satisfaction guar
antaed.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Send your Job Printing to the GA
zETTE office.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Randolph Gage sells for cash, there
fore you will do well TO 60 to see him
and get fl st Glass goods.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

lCEi ICE! ICE!
u zoe ttdtiH 1t HET al ti,nss ~ " SSt Greenwald /
Eaufnan's,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Ham Sandwiches at Branum's
Free Lnnch stand, Sets.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

A. Summerfield d Bro. are selling
Spring and Summer Goods at and
below cost. Go there to get bar
gains, ..a. .a.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

TIE fe-union Of the survivors OF
Armstrong na54lIy brigade viii
take place this year al Huraut an
Thursday. September -.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Mems Boys, and Children's Cloth.
Ing you can buy at cost at A. Sum.
merfeld 4 Bros.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Ladies' court Danger and hug De-
! usion in failing to visit our store, in
hope of greater bargains.
A. SUMMERFIELD Il BRO,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Penang: The new Bandanna Jack
ct Cloth, at Austin's.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Cream aud light bread fresh every
day at Greenwald & Kaufman's city
bakery.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Ifvou are hungry, why don't you
20 to Randolph Cages for a good
lunch,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

All kinds of Job Work executed
with neatness and dispatch, at the
GAZETTE office ...
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

,'iark Lewis has carried kemppr
county, with llri ~. lad tWo-third-
votes. This put him over he I'nre
on the first ballot.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Fresh Cream Light-bread and
Fresh Rolls, baked daily.
RANDOLPH GAGE,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

No such chance will come your
way again don't forget the bargains
at A, Summerheld 4 Bros.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

FOX kENE.
Large Brick Store House, on
Green street. Apply to
Mrs. S. A. SHERMAN.
To
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Lace Curtains at sacrifice at A.
Summerfield Il Bros.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Get prices from J. B. Snider, agent,
II you want Outlet gin. cotton press
ar other farm machinery.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Magistrates Blanks for sale at the
GAZETTE office.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

Room Is what we want for early
fall goods. Bargain hunters stop al
our store.
A. SUMMERFIELD h BRO.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09

We have reduced French sateens
from 25c to l5c-32 inch e0c Sateens
to l0c a yard. ..r...-,. .,~
The Grenada gazette., 1888-08-09
LOCAL LINES,
Penang: At G. J. Austin 4 Co. g.

Old papers for sale at the GAZETTE
Office.