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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12

Ordered by TIL Bp ri that the following
nam.d p,rsons he appointed us he Gr0nd
Jury IN the August term OF the Circuit Court,
Grenada County.
BEAT No
B F. Thomas. 1T Garner, Jno. 7. Mason
ana Dennis Winter.
BEATING. p.
Powell, W. j. Mitchell
BEAT No. q.
W r Nearger, nc Wier, James Raily and
Andy ~uggS.
BEAT NU.4.
VIC Martin, Henry stokes, W b Winter
- Hllliard.
BEAT NO. ).
Edgar West, Jack Wilmington, John
Crump and Bob Mnicr.
Order d by the Board that the following
accounts be- allowed &:
No. ITi2JG Gibbs ! % Surveying county
property.
ORDERED by the Bolm that the Grenada
>ENTIhtL and Grenada Gazette, newSpapcrs
publiShtd in the city Of Grenadi, be Allowed
- ~ each, for publishing the proceedings 4
the Board of supervisors for the year ending
June 30, 1850, and ih"t ihey be paid quarter
ly-incluiing bridge notices.
Ordered by the Board that the petition of
luo, Crump ct Al tor change OF road in Beat
j. said petition was iIed at May tcrm-be
and tn same is hereby granted.
Or,tcred that the Board adjourn until y
o'clock tomorrow morning.
X. :. lAMlSON. Pres.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3, lSS.
Board met ufsulnt 10 adj purnnient. Pres
rni same AS on yesterday.
~llapprhring To the Board that III" former
President, MI. sam Laurence, in pursuance
Of II order Of his board, 'and by special ACT
Of he LtgtslntHrel made at the May term N
sold to ir. X . Jouei, AT and for the sun OF
four hundred dollars, the Toll wing properly
t''wit: Lying, being and situated IN Stla
equity and It Dte, AMI In the east ward OF the
city of tirrnadA, ana known ana designated
a part lying east 0i'h' Illinois Central knl'
road, Of tie e h II " qr, section III = roe
containing by estimate sixteen nhd unity
five 0he-huldItdih acres, more or less an"
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12


As will i've +opn from ~" ~1hioiued
statem4u, tv"m tb4 W.u.,':. Aro-
laurhp, the / e.. K4fIrp,d romiaty
has thrown o.fI. ito wy.s md d.
oIoroa ;..io!
''',r' ~ '"~''"I."".''' 'h' N'a'e
OF Mississippi. Ky ItSa"'i"n in this
matterit bold'yd"iu-thp laws in yen
eral and the roafIroad commission in
nor,i,,lo.
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o' sven matters to "ti~r any advice,
but it does seem to H. tinr when auv
chartered rpnratin ,d.lfh.rotJ,.
dofos 49, ''
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tenre 1t + hm" fur -"n"' !" role meas
pres to b" r'-"rt~d 10 by the powers
thot hu If,,,. no.a.. .. or
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12
The LEiisiAT.sE Or GRENADA COUNTY,
Proceedings ofthe Honorable Board
OF Supervisors.

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al Icnt rel ny II ihr dui:t+ Of his office.
Wurfrupun the following Orders were taken:
order, / ny the Board that Ed. q. Payne,
CuutS treasurer, deliver 10 the Board by 5
o,rIock Il, m, July ) /, l>NS, all books pertain
lNG t" the settlement OF H. A. Gordon, En-
Tr-t>Gr'r.
Ori'r that III" the following accounts be al.
lowed :
No. II"h. !. H. Mrturd, II ~, iunIries for
J ii ant Court House.
40. i17. Il. T.. Payne, > gu, assesso!s
blanks,
". l7i0. " r~hHll 4 Bruce, ~ ~, Books
for riIaI,rrI! Clerk.
No. Ill. Nm Mann Co., 20 -.
No, I7l2. Ennis Stationary accounts 81 -
Binding Seuttuel and HAzErTE.
NHIl4, ". ). Williams, accounts s. Is
Lumber for bridge.
~. III. q, B., JONES accounts, s25 CD ex-ot-
fce's services.
so us. ". H. Weller, 4Hcts., plank for
county priNy.
NJ. III. {. f.. Perm, si7S u Superintendent
Iupr House.
W, ~. ]. r, Thomas, 20 ~ tx .ontrio SCI.
vices,
~ III +. y, Hal, i p +, pairs on court
House,
H'p"lt off, r. Thomas AS CIIau,cry clelk
- i''' - nf'' h'''t' u - iPN' W.
c"IN"' ana hIri,
N'.I""' }. W, Buchanan, ST - Sundry &C
counts per Il tenn nj.
20. II4l. Grena Ia GAZETTE, ~ 80. Proceed-
l'GS E'"In'
bd"r'i ny he Board t'tat the order re
qHj'In- paiji"" I" I'll ac'"u't before the con
NnlhI ii the h""fd, b. ana The same Is here
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12

Gov. Lowry has plrtonrd r. G.
Penn, who killed Robert Rials, in
ropiah county, about t'Tr Years ago.
Penn Was sentenced to the fpniten-
tiary for life.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12

Gentleman: The wife of one of my
customers was terribly afflicted with
a lOath-ome skin disease, that rover
her whole body. She was confined
to her he't for several yeers by this
affection. and could not help herself
at all. She could not sleep from a
violent itching and singing of the
skin. The disease baftlei the skill Of
the physicians who treated it. Her
husband began finally giving his
wife Hwlit's Specific, and she COM
menred to improve almost imnlpdi-
ately, aud in a few week she was ap-
parently we'll She is nov hearty,
~tine-to"kin& lady, with no trace OF
the atllictiUn left. Yours very truly,
}. +. SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenne.
Treatise VI Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT Specific Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12

We are bound to have New York,
and We must also have "A dozen other
votes from ONT quarter, and We
haven't q doubt that We will have
-Olnp to spare.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12

Ordered lhptIhr Board adj )urn 10 meet oi'
he Isl Monday in August, isSS'
II. \. JAMESON, President.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12

Proposals for building n bridge over Perry
Creek, on New Gronada ana turrUtitun road.
near w. b. SANDERS place, win be received
on list Monday in hugil /, lSsS. " Is expect
cd thu each bidder will present n plan and
specifications with his bid, The Roerd re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order Of the Board.
r. ]. JAMis0S, President.
July 2, 1898.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-12

Thank tive Lord, there j. not "a word
in the English language that will
rhyme with Htrri~On.- Kn-ciu4ko
Star.
rs wrong NOu ar" right there, my son;
EHrh fortress has II garrison,
Aui Won sec, ny comparison,
TiIc-r wOri- uu rhYlI" with Harrison.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27
KoKo SOAR.
Koko Soap.

1T Will float. IT WILL FLOAT.
PURE, UNIFORM ana DURABLB IN qusl.
ity, ecc nomical in nse A vegetable Oil soap
for the LAUkDRY, TOILET ana BATH.
Adapted 70 general household use, or in
MILL, NINE or SHOP. II your grocer docs
not keep II. send us cents for postage, ana
we will mall a cake FREE. Address,
II. g. q. A. ROAVHR,
nov27.ivTu.Th,6 CiNCIkNATI.0 n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27
PERSONAL.

Rev. DR., BoYCE, chairman Il n South.
eIn Baptist theological seminary, IL dying
at Pau, France.
M. S. A. EBERLY, a prominent mann.
lecturer OF MechanicsburR, Cumberland
county, died on Wednesday. He WAS for
many years school director and member OF
council His age was IS year,
PROF. EDMUND MORRIS HYDE, Pm. d..
OF Ursinus college, has been elected 10 the
professorship OF Latin languages al LehIRh
University, vice Professor johnson. who
was recently elected principal OF the Phila
delphis high school.
JUDGE JOHN r. REA, Of Minneapolis,
Is IN Inc race for the United States senator
snip and he may defeat Sabin. A number
OF conferences have recently been held by
me Republican leaders OF Minnesota, and
ex- Lieutenant Governor Gilman and otheT
prominent men are vigorously pushing the
interests OF Judge Kea.
GENERAL LoRIs MELIKoFF, the fs mons
Russian officer, who died In Nice IlaIy
was u years old. General Meiikoff's y
earliest military service WAS In the Cr,mssn
war, where he gained distinction by hIs
bravery, and when Russis declared war
against Turkey In 1877 he became the
practical director OF ths whole Aslstic cam
paign. de performed brilliant service
throughout the war, his great victory ovey
Mukhtsr Pasha at Aladj ia Dagh paving The
way for the capture of Kars by the RussianS
In 1880 at the time OF the gfeatss, NibIlis,
activity against the late car, MeIikoff ~ o.
sppointed practical dictator OF Russis
subsequently he served ~ minister of the
inferior under the late czsr. Since lssI
Aelikon lived In comparative retirement
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27
WANA MAkKR'6

PHmAplLrHIA, Thursday. Dec. n. lsss.
The Holiday season is not
over until the New Year Day
is passed. We fall in with the
current notion and will keep
the Holiday dress on the store
for the remaining days Of Holi-
day week.
We can easily do this and
not interfere with regular busi-
ness. The great stock Of fancy
goods, brio a-brac, art needle
work, stationery, jewelry, books,
etc, came in, but the dry goods,
staple and fancy, shoes, cloth
Ing, iurs, and all the solid ranks
OF useful things we're undis-
turbed. Isn't that a source Of
satisfaction to our visitors?
Therefore, our friends out Of
town busy with keeping Christ
mas, or others mayhap sick at
home, or quiet folk with tastes
that keep them away from
places where people most do
congregate, may still come, and,
If they can find attraction in the
store, enjoy it and be more than
| welcome.
Is there some one whose
Christmas gift was forgotten,
or do you prefer the New Year
as your giving time? There is
a great choice here yet. The
cyclone OF trade is past.
Cyclone only in its great VOL
ume and rapid movement. In
all detail peace, order. You
may shop at your ease and find
this, perhaps by contrast, the
most agreeable buying time O
the year.
| Meantime we think with sat.
isfaction of the trade the Holi.
days have brought us, but moi
with self.satished complacency
Out of these days of great
crowds and great sales we get
suggestions for the future. You
have done well by us; we must
do better by you-,-our respon.
sibilities are great.
You, the public, are oul
teachers. We are striving to
learn our lesson-we'll recite il
next Holiday-time. We don,
expect to make a perfect reel.
tation. Perhaps our ideal ol
perfection is beyond US.
But we are not pessimists.
Come while the brightness
fingers for you.
| JOHN WANAMAKER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27
Canal Building.

Refreshing news from Panama OF the
condition of De Lesseps' big ditch is
brought by Colonel Rives, an American
who is manager OF the Panama railroad
company and an engin of reputation.
He says that the work is i.Sarly two thirds
finIshed and will only require 600 GOO, 900
more to complete. This money he thinks
will be raised somehow and the canal
will be opened in 1893 just as the Demo-
Gratis are inauguratiDg the next
president after Harrison. The last
suggestion is our own, and IL we
had as much faith in Mr.. Rives'
opinion we would advise buying canal
stock. In view, however, of the very
many assurances of the same kind that
have marked the history of this enterprise
we are sorry for the stockholders. Over
eSO0, 900 900 have already been spent, and
on the principle that it will never do TO
Lat all this money be lost, it may be proph.
esied that the canal will be completed.
Directly or indirectly the French govern
ment is almost bound to help 1t.
Cheering news also comes from Mica
ragua, and q correspondent even ventures
to assert that the sleepy little republic
is actually getting awake and showing
tracesof enterprise. If the contemplated
canal through this land is undertaken
and completed, as now appears probable,
and the English push through the Eads
ship railway scheme, there will be plenty
Of competition in Isthmian travel and in
that land Of earthquakes and tidal waves,
the more roads the merrier.
No one can tell when mother earth
may take notion to shake few hun
drtd million dollars worth of work to
pieces. Pity she does not seem inclined
70 shake out passage through the
isthmus. 1t is strange that the most
thoroughly American Of all the enter.
prises, the daring plan of Captain Eads,
should have found 80 little encourage
ment in this country. 1t Is original,
risky and comparatively cheap and could
be built more rapidly than the canals, yet
the Tehauntepec ship railway finds ell
couragement chiefly in conservative
Britain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27
Not Needed.

Restless people, who must have some
thing TO agitate them, are very many in
this age OF the world, when agitation has
become the meat and bread of the news.
paper but 1t is not particularly weak
scheme to seek to excite the people even
-. about that Sackyille business ard the
failure Of E0gland to send some
one here In his stead.
IL there anyone who cares whether ste e
dos or not Is there anyone who thinks
thas ,he United States is injured or
nighted by being without an English
pi1nipotentisryr We sent SackvilIe
SWAY because we did not like his con.
duct We are not needing anyone in his
placs. It's England that may be sup
posed TO have that need and IL she
dos not feel 1t, We need not worry.
1he real fact 10 that the day Of the min
Ssesr plsnipo.entlary has passed. There
= 10 such creature. With the quick
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

communication afforded the world over
by the electric girdle that encircles Il,
the foreign minister Of . country has
become simply the messenger of
the foreign Office at home. Nothing
need be left to his decision and nothing
connded 10 his discretion save the
suavest way Of saying what be is told 10
say. The foreign minister has become
only IN ornament, and an economical
country would dispense with him al.
together.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

lvIsoN, BLAKEMAN & Co have All excel +.
lent school calendar this year. Oa the back
OF each monthly Leaf 10 matter Of interest
10 everyone and particularly to school
teachers. A curiosity IL the test Ia pror un.
citation on the back OF the April leaf with .
key on the next page.
On leaf OF this calendar we are pleased
to find two charts, based on Off cisl IspoI Is,
which form 3 strong argument for the tariff
reform advocated by the Democratic party.
1t Is evident thai they were not 80 inter cd,
being given merely ss Interesting speci.
mems OF honest and scholarly work In sta
tistics, but that simply makes them all the
more valuable. The work of education is
beginning finely. The first chart shows
the average days wages OF unskilled labor
from 1850 to 1887. The line mounts rapidly
across the squares representing years OF the
civil war until 1t shows In 1866 an average
OF nearly $L50 and remains st about that
level until 1873. Then II sinks to 81 80 In
1875 and struggles along little below that
level until 1887 Meanwhile the line rep
resenting the average duty reaches nearly
90 per cent in &c, falls below 40 In '73, ri ,es
again quickly and In 1887 stands very nearly
level with the highest points OF '66 aud '6s
SO these two charts show Us tariff taxes at
about the highest poiut while wages sro
about twenty cents day lower.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

TEE German rife factories are turning
out SO. 600 OF the new repeating rinss every
month, yet II will take two years st this
rate 10 arm the regulars and the reserves.
The intention may be 70 move allow for
fear that some better arm may be adopted
by another power. Meanwhile Emperor
william 10 busy destroying generals he
has retired sixty-n -nvs Of them since he b.
gan TO reign.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27
ss,,,se sa.ss owe. Ucssos.

ssshsg James owen VCoooss
The treatment Of james Owen O'Con0f
. Kefnan's theatre In BaitimoFe, ~ by
the trngodian's own confession, the most
wednesday night and the night before he
ned spoken hardly three linss In "RiCbard
Ill" when apples decsyed oeeuees
cseekerA l0avos and other miaoles began
= sho Rer on him from the galleries, while
the audience ruared him into silence.
Were he another Forrest he he'd no 0hancs
70 DO heard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

Rcins and Whip Is an illustrated maya
zine OF general information 10 all who are
Interested In the horse and kindred sub
jocts Dogs have corsiderste. treatment in
its pages In spite Of the rather threatening
last word OF the title. Lovers of animals
do not like to see the whip constantly held
over them. The magazine is issued from
the Keystone bank building In Philadel
phia and Is we'll edited and bright
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

CHICAGO has . Charlie Ross case, and
has / nd It since the twenty second OF last
May, but the world has heard nothing oi
1t, because the parents do not happen to be
wealthy or Influential. A dispatch rays
that blacksmith OF that city named John
Redmond has just been committed TO an
asylum, having been driven crazy by the
worry Of . fruitless search for his
little four year old daughter Tessie.
He has been travelling all over the
United States, searching for the stolen
caild and sli that is known OF
her disappearance is that p!aymsses saw q
strange woman offer her candy and soon
after missed her. In spite OF all the talk
about the keenness OF detectives, the art
does not seem to be OF any great value. IL
Is hardly surprising that they constantly
fail TO discover murderers when they can
not even find kidnappers, for the form or
can more easily hide their crime. A peculiar
feature OF this c,se Is the apparent absence
OF motive other than q wish to have the
child while most kidnapping OF children is
sup posed to be with view to money
reward for their return. No matter what
the motive, the whole community should
aid In prompt and vigorous measures for
the detection of these crimioss and the
recovery OF stolen children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

THx people OF New York do not seem TO
be able to understand Mayor Hewitt,
although outsiders have no difficulty In
discovering his quality. He 10 surely the
best mayor the city has ever had and the
beat scolder. He illustrates . fact often
seen that the soolding quality 10 an
element OF the strongest character.
He also jokes, grimly, which again
is a frequent falling Of strong intellsct..
joking IL Sign of imbecility unless II IL
done professionally, ~ by their Dspew.
They vii, not allow their mayor to say any,
thing silly, even when he labels 1t . Joke.
1t In great compliment TO Mr.. Hewitt that
they should feel no about him but It II
hard lines II q mayor may not unbend when
he goes out OF Office within the week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

THE New York Tribune and other Jour-
mails OF the stamp published leading edi
torials criticlslng Admiral Luce for his
conduct In Hsyu a. At first reported then,
when 1t turned out that the accounts were
all wrong and that Luce hsd not demanded
indemnity or ssluted the Hsytien flag, these
papers forgot to retreat and apologize.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

Our offer good until January
Ist, 1850.
From now until Tuesday,
January 1st, we offer all Christ
mas Goods, such as Dolls,
Photograph Albums, Auto
graph Albums, Toilet Cases,
Manicure Cases, Jewel Cases,
Handkerchief Cases, Tea Sets,
Bisque Figures, Bronzes, Whisk
Holders, Brass Easels, Tool
Chests, Match Safes, and many
other goods too numerous to
mention.
All these goods will be placed
on one counter, and you may
come and select whatever you
want at exactly halt the price
marked on it.
One dollar goods at soc.
Fifty cent goods at 25c.
Twenty-Five cent goods at
lac.
Ten cent goods at SC.
This offer is good until Janu-
ary first after which day all
these goods will 60 back to
their original price.
Our store will be closed on
New Years Day.
A Harry New YEAR TO ALL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27


DIR. McCosH publishes in the New
York Ledger . trenchant commentary
upon the late Matthew Arnold, whom he
believes 10 have been greatly overestima
ted In England. He admits that Arnold
wss the author OF /" some fine poems OF the
second rank" but says that "he constantly
dsbbled In religious subjects OF which hs
knew very little" and the keen Scotch
man concludes "that those who fol-
low him will be sure 10 become dudes
mot in drets, but In character,
manners aud hAbits." Having thus
used up the dead poet, Dr. McCosh
proceeds TO the consideration OF his very
much alive niece, Mira Humphrey Ward,
and sarcasticaliy inquiries whether the Ar :
mold family expect to found now religion
on Robert Eismere. As the doctor ID
billed for q more formal criticism OF thst
book, he contents himself with specula.ing z
a. 10 the growing influence Of the novel
and noting the fact that many Of our best
novels have Of late been written by women,
and not merely to give . picture but to
promots cause, he thinks II looks A. II the
battle Of religion and ivreligion would be
fought In fiction. 'iThe end will be thai
our novel readers Of weak women aud still
weaker mon will not know what 70 believe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
OZDOBA B
(Jeszcze 5 cent0av tanlej)

(Jeszcze 5 cent6w tanlej)
IN SO centow W znaczKach
pocztowych dostaniecie cd w.
A. Lorbieckiego z Winony,
Mian., sliczny polski obraz 9
stopy szeroki 8 wysokl majq-
cy wartosc S 100. Przedsta-
via on nam W pardzo slicz-
nych kolorach, Matke Boska
Czestocho> ska, otoczona her.
bami Polski, Litwy i Rusl.-
Kazdy abonent Wia,usa i kaz
dy czfonek Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
powlnien mice ten obraz W
swoim domu.
Dawniei Sprzedawano ten
obraz W Ameryce pc $3.50.
Adres p. Lorbieckiego jest:
722 b. Senborn Str, Winona,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
NAJLEPSZE ZDRoWIE!

DR.. Il. G. WEsTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i MOZG, gwarunto-
wane tajemnicze lekar-two ma hy-
~teryq, zawrot W g!owic, konwuI.
sye, mrukliwosc, nerwowa newral-
gia, Dol gfowy. nerwowa prostra-
cyr, poehodzaca ulytku lkoho-
la hub tabaki, bezsennosc, PREY
gnehleni" nmysfnwe, rozmiekcze-
ne mozgn, prowHdzace do ob|aka-
MA, i do nieszczes"ia, rozpaczy i
Smlerci - powodujacc rychte re-
starzenie sic, nieltodnosc, utrate
siiv II obojga Wei, mimowolne u
piawy i chorobe zwuna Sperma
t%horIhoen, bedatH rkutkiem mad
uzycla m"zgu, shm"g~aitu j in
nych tajnN CHI grz"chow. Knkde pL-
dciko zawiera p"rcya ma jeIen mic
siac. &1.OO podeiko, lub 6 pudeiek
"a $500. Przcseia sic poczta, ktd-
ia oddnje przrsefke, sk"ro wurtost
przcss Xxi bedz'e jej zapfacona
d WarantsseEn "a 6 pu.
deiek,
% te wNI"cza knziy przypadek.
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