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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

tional committee, called the convention
to order
Rev. Frank GunsaulIs offered prayer.
lie thanked God for the blessings OF the
present and asked divine blessings on the
convention, and
Prayed for sheridan's Recovery.
Miss Pauline Romeiss sang Julia Ward
Howe's Battle Hymn of the Republic to
the tune Of "John Brown's Body" etc.
Chairman Jones then addressed the
convention. He spoke so low at first
that he could not be heard five feet
away His address was brief and con-
sisted chiefly Of arraignment OF the Dem
ocratic party. He emphatically favored
protection and said the platform and
candidates Of the convention should be
the embodiment Of this spirit.
John VI. Thurston, of Nebraska, ao-
cepted the temporary chairmansh!p, de-
hvering the following address:
Thurston's Speech.
GENTLEMEN OF THE Deeply
sensitive of the distinguished honor you have
conferred upon me as presiding officer Of youi
temporary organization, thank you, gentle
men. not for myself alone, but for that great
and growing West which never disappoints
the expectations OF the Republican party.
come from state whose vast domain has been
largely appropriated by surviving veterans Of
the army OF our republic under the henedcent
provisions Of the homestead and presumption
laws, enacted by a Republican congress. And,
true TO the heroic rccollections OF tde PAST,
under the banner Of Repubilcanisa, Ia
victory and defeat, in sunshine and in stprr,
In prosperity and adversely, this mighty Wes
retains the courage of its convictions AMI
holds that devotion To princ;pe, though il
brings defeat, is better than success achieved
by
BROKEN VOWS AND POLITICAL DIS
HONOR.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

spiced with o tinae Of bitterness towards
other candidates. This new elemant Il
likely to create good deal cf bitter.
ness, as 1t has already CONSERVATION II
more thanone delegation. Mr.. Logan
on arriving at the Grand PAci1s
was waited upon by the members
OF the Chicago Veterans. union.
and given one of the heartiest ~
ceptions ever accorded 70 .
woman in Chicago. For every old sol
dier she hada warm handshaks and .
word to him personally.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

red, Whtte and btuo
globes. At the
points Of exit and
entrance to the
hall, which dip
like great weln
into the auditon-
nm, are the ma
tions standards,
planted at either
side and draped so
as to hide the
lrough board 0
which form the
staircsses Of those
avenues to the con-
veution, Of which
there are sufficient
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

escort the pernIa-
nent chairn9n to
the Plato r IN.
Chairman Estee
was introduced
with APPLAUSE.
He did hot de.
liver a speech,
but spoke briefly
Of the Oregon
e lie ction two
weeks ago. Estee
thanked the con.
yention, and said
California was so
Co.. aH L.. .r,nl
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22
PREPARING THE ToorHsoME CROW.

The Chicago Tribune Says sherman Can
Never He Elected.
CHICAGO, June 2i--The Tribune pre-
sents elaborate tables to prove that the
Ohian lSherman) can not be elected under
any circumstances. Ii nominated that
pspetwill be obliged TO masticate crow
or prove that figures do lie. The Tri-
bune says Sherman Is brilliant, always
to-be.remembered reminiscence.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

WAsHrNcToS, June 2l.-Gen eh6ri-
dan's eondtffon remains unchangpd b
passed fairiy good night and the u
ience Of his cough: was somewhat Ahote1.
He Is greatly interested IN the Chj<oGo
convention, and constantly asks for nsWs
on its action aaas
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

striking features OF
the convention hall
decorations is an
American shield
formed OF different
colored ele ctric
lamps. This shield,
It's horizon ofstars.
its stripes of the
Union, are all pic
tured out and put
in bassso relieve OF
light by ths fash.
sing lets through III
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

The decorations
appear a trifie be-
whdering at first.
The walls, the cell
ing and every
post, pillar and
panel is COW
cred with flags,
b untin and
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22
The 'Repabllean party Is pre. sminenlly a

party OF protection. It was born Of thedrre-
presssbl 1lesire to protect the shave from tie
lash OF ISs ,naster, and to save our civilization
from The sblighting curse of Its crime agains.
humanity. II performed the sacred mission
OF protecting our republic from secession and
disunion, and in later times succeeded in pro-
tecting the credit and currency OF the nation
from reputation and imitation.
We are met in national convention for delib-
Grafton and conference. When the Demo-
cratic party. At the close Of the last presiden-
tial election.
ROBBED US OF VICTORY
honestly aud fairly won. we patiently waited
for the coming OF the Justice OF the years. We
hoped and believed that 1855 would right the
grand national wrong Of 1884. Rlghtit, not
only forthe Republican party, but also for the
great and glorious candidates whose names
weredhe inspiration Of that wonderful cam
paign.
The ininite wisdom OF an all wise Proyi-
dsnce has otherwise decroed. One Of them, a
Black Eagle OF Illinois. has been summoned
by the silent messenger 10 report 10 his Old
Commander beyond the river. but although
JOHN A. LOGAN u DEAD IN BODY.
yet he livcs IN the iIluininated pages OF his
country'n most splendid history. Lives In the
grateful lore Of q free people. whose union he
SO gAllantly fought 20 preserve; lives In the
blessings Of o down-trodden race, whose frce-
dom he 70 manfully struggled to oachieve; iyes
IN the future song and .tcsy ef the hero wof.
shipring world, and along tho highway of our
Brown, Abreham Lincoln, and Ulyssis s !.
aHIs souL oons MARCHING ox.
that oll,er- skat tsl,ant lsad>r- ~ ehev-
llpa1 ~ NJ lsslo = les eisey T'qaE
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22
streanlers, IN '

htIEdIIVTS, III VIZ FHE3S ESIANCEs X
fied artistic designs and colors, and pcr-
traits and paintings OF historic scenes
meet the eye everywhere.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22
ny oFslcGR.
CoUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerl, OF Court-Ioujs patHGHd.
Auditor--W. II. Cornell.
Register OF DeoGsuurrg u. Lien.
Treasurer-Win. Nicholson.
.Jpaee Of Probatsr-D u. oEeeE5y,
County Suryeyor--J. 3. BeEImaa.
Sheriff.. Balgoyl.
District Attorney. d AraTcu.,
superintendent OF ScaHa.s %. II. Pat.,eT
CorOnCr-M. y. Nwtigp.
Bonrd OF fJommissiagcsE- L. f'.a1sea. eaa f'e62
Aien smta, Aired Ggr"1 II. a, r,hmley
7. r. Quany.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22
INesRsoLL SPEAKS.

The Noted Inndei HELPS Gresham's Csuss
With a Proiectionai Address.
CHICAGO, June lJ.--Col. Robert @.
Ingersoll delivered a ringing Gresham
speech at Music hall Monday evenipg,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

sgS A ErookiyM young voNlnn ~ q - IEa'3N
woven q ths shos ~ 111S !:
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22
AMERICAN SHIELD OF ELECTRICITY.

One of the BIOS. STIRLING Feature. Of
the Convention Hall Decorations.
CHICAGO, June 20.--One Of the most
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

Mai orders win always receive pfompt -
careful attention. Give usa trial.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-22

uELEuAIEs LSIKANcS to empty the placo
In thraa minutes in case Of an accident.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

The citizens of Grenada held n
mas meeting March Goth TO make
preliminary arrangements for the
nlerlaInmen, Of The Miasissippi
Pres Association which meet. ,here
On the a.h of May From the inter-
est manifested in the Press gang bv
the generous people Of Grenada W.
precirt hat the pusher. OF the pencil
viii have a higb-heeled time while
in their city.
The above from the Lexington Ad
vertiser, and numerous similar ar
tici"s, III other papers, will give our
citizens some idea Of what is expect
ed of us Oh the occasion refered tn
and il will not begin 10 do to allow
our visitors to be disappointed
HFenhda must put on her best biu
ana tucker and be on her very beet
behavior.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

The sighted uirgaraInes.
displayed by the Illinois Central
Rail Road Company in refusing and
falling to erect short line of fence,
on one side of thei. track. in the
Fontl'eastern portion of the corpora
non - something thnf surpaases our
understanding. They xiii enough
stock annually on this particular
spot to pay for the building OF a stone
wall ten feet high OH each side. Last
week three more were added to the
number Of cattle knocked into the
endless hence, and each particular
COW was knocked gu. of time bv n
train going ut an unlawful rate of
speed. We have called attention to
this state Of affairs before, and The
next TIME we have to do IL, ii will
he IN manner that will force the
great gigantic !. G.. 10 stop and ex
claim - sep.n
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14


The Nj Pisgan and Ebenezer Mus.
ical Convention conducted By Messrs.
J. NJ. aud II. Il. Windham, net at
Mt, Pisgah church sunday. April lst.
The Presidelt being absent Rev. Mr..
Mum was called IN the chair. After
reading and prayer by Mr.. Mum the
convention was called to order, min
utes read and adopted On motion
Mr. j. NJ, Wiudhan WAS elected Pres.
ident and +. NJ. Kirby Secretary and
Treasurer Of the conventions. The
convention was a success uotwith.
Standing IA large number of the sing
ers were absent. Thanks were ex.
tended to the kind peonle Of that
community for their hospitality.
On motion the conv .ntion adjourned
TO meet again at Mt. pisgah Church
an the 3rd Saturday and SUNDAY in
July next. r. NJ. KIRBY, ssec'y.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

II affords us much pleasure to state
that the full amount due the county
oy Mr.. Jlo. Wright has been paid
over. Mr.. B. G, Adams, Attorney for
the state collected and delivered to
the county Treasurer all tina, was
due, and has that officials recent for
same. We make this statement rs a
matter of justice to Mr.. Wright and
his surities.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Walking OUT last sabbath Afternoon
fnr post-praudial stroll, We were
swiftly passed by two or three loose
horses, pursued by a Very sable rider
mounted on u switch-tsil gander,
legged biazaf- face -orrei. We pro-
ceeded quietly along on our stroll,
aud had gone about two bioeks when
We came upen dead horse, living in
the middle of the street. He bad "a
familiar appearance, aud upon clos
er Inspection there could he no lon-
ger doubt. 1t was the same s0rrel
steed that only few short moments
previous, had passed us in the full
tide of health ana strengta and the
middle of the street. The SANE.
switch tail; the same ganier-e legs
The same blaze face. But alas for the
hrpvity of Vitality Now eo'd aud
still, and stark, in the ley embraea o.
death, and the mercury 81 in the
shade. In proceeding 10 execute a
rectangular movement, his eluiIih-
rum was destroyed. and the niomen-
tum he had previously acquired wss
30 very con siderabie, that the sud-
led concusslon consequent upon
coming In violent contact with the
stern unyieldiny earth, resulted in a
iisioeatio0 of the anterior vertebra.
Therefore he broke his blamed Old
ieek. This was pretty hard on the
ritter, bat harder on his owner. Mr.. |
r, H Winter. We say harder oii Mr. |
Winter because he was leit to mourn |
his loss and the horse Was tipad and |
'ouid'nt recollect anything about il.
Unfortunately the rider escaped un-
lur;.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Last years business of The Equit-
table shows that there Is now, more
than ever, q general demand for life
assurance. II has become Il ncccessi,N
Of domestic life, and Of commercial
life, furnishing 10 each Il protection
aud support which formerly did not
exist. For full Information apply
to Mr.. X. 7. Lake, who is the agent
for this section
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

The Republicans held i State Con.
Vention at Jackson, last week. They
declared In favor Of John Sherman
for President. and among other
things nominated Capt. NJ X. Mis-.
ter for Congpess, IN this district.
Just exactly how state convention
can nominated candidate for Con-
gress we don't exactly understand.
There is no possible danger of Capt.
Miater's election, but If we had TO he
represented by q Republican, We be-
iierr We would rather have him ihar
any oilier one Of his political faith.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
Albert Denmark,

This c2lehrntrd horse wns sired By old La.
iayei,c DcElpark, of Lexington, n.y.: he by
Gaines benmarN; he hy Raee Horse Den
mark. Alher. Denmarls's dam was sired by
the old imported MoguLo is,helbyvilie, Tenn.
which gives nim cross Of two Of the hest
saddle horses that were ever in kentucky OF
Tennessee.
This fac stallion IS full i5i. hands high; q
dark bUJ, with a silky coat OF hair, and style
Unsurpassed, perfect model In form. with
splendid weight. the uiiscle aud bone for a
'ace horse. lie IL n saddle and hnrne-s horse
with tho finest wall. and gliding fox trot that
VIII take a man with us much ease as any
horse. Pacing rccold, lfsa than minutes.
This Denmark family was celebrated in
KENTUCKY as the beat saddle stock fora num-
Der OF years, and now oatranks any other
'ainllS for soddlc purppeee. He has proven
himself 10 b. a sHrc aud fine breeder, sur
passed hy nono. Terms. to Insure $40 20.
j. T. GARNER,
Agent.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

POST ED,

All persons are hereby notified that
the undersigned have 10y authority
posted all that portion of the lake
half mile north Of the depot, known
as the Dump lying on the laud Of
j. q. Weeks; and all persons are for
5idden fishing in said lake or other.
wise trespasyiAg on said premises,
under penalty Of the law.
LAnp d AEATH.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
PER SON Ms.

lawyer" Calm was ruled on the tuiLr
hast Monday.
Dr. +. ". Peoples % hoiel tame was with
as last Thursday.
Major Marshall Hairsldu, of Bolivar co,n.
~ was In The city the earl, part Of the week
W.p. Williams ESP. prosperous planter
from nenr Grnyspori. was ~ town las; Mon
day.
col. j. q. NJ. ButIitiue was Shaking hands
with his many friends on lhe street un Thurs.
day last
captain Jact williams, suoressul. en-
tcrprising farmer nom the eastern part OF
the county, ana Il wbolr-sourd, genital gem
tleinen wns in Grenada laa Monday and
paid Us an appreciated call,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Last Monday night, lot later thai
3o'clock some enterprising burglar
entered the bedroom OF Dr. G. i.
Goodwin, ,hrough the window, ana
stole jewelFv ~ the amount of seve,
or eight hundred dollars. Mrs
Goodwin was in another part of the
house, and was absent from the bed
room not more than Is or - minutes.
On her return the window was o. On.
( dresser drawers drawn out, trunk
open aud tray taken Upon irvesti-
/ gation she found tnat nearly all her
.iewelry was gone. She Immediately
! gave the alarm, dispatched a mes
senger for her husband and police
man, but the thief had fled. The
jewelry stolen consisted of fine
gold watch and chain. one set of ear
rings and brooch that cost $475 90,
diamond rings, coral set, and scarf
pin--diamond-that cost $75 90.
Tuesday morning Capt, O'Iiaver.
of the Memphis police. was notified
of "A suspicious looking negro, offer
ing for sale diamond ring. He i'm
mediately hunted up the coloreti jew
riry peddiei cG!Iared him al nd carried
him Ia the Station house--al on sus-
picion. When he reached headuuar.
ter- he found there letter to ihe
Chief, from DR.. G. +. Goodwin, de-
failing the loss Of the jeweiry and
describing each piece The negro
vas searched and every solitary
piece found Oh hi, person save one. |
The scarf pin he had disposed of, A
iIttle well directed persuasion
induced him to tell where it
was to be found and il was
soon recovered. Tuesday afternoon
DR.. Good win received a telegram
from the Chief at Memphis, stating
that the thief and his plunder were
moth safe and would be down on. the
'ir,t train. The train was due at 9:l5
'ht long before that time there was
large crowd at the depot, ready to
render an ovation to the robbpr.
" men The train stopped "A rush was
made for Il by the crowd, each act
iated by lively curiosity to see the
lcrpetrator of 30 daring theft. and
'i-D anxious 10 know if he might be
me of Grenada's own citizen. or a
lfanGef. Almost As soon as the
ram came to Ii stand, Capt, n'Haver
ppeared on the platform of the .mok
hG car, with his prisoner. The lat
tr wore as ornaments pair If steel
'raceiets The Captain ana his
barge we're met by Marshal Dubard
nd the d"puty->herifl' Sheriff Jones
finG out of town, aud the procession
loved oil up town attended bv a [
eguiar mob of ali sizes, each one of ?
'hich seemed determined to gpt a. II
ear the prisoner a possible. 70 "A
blige Capt, O'Haver, who was anx- J
'"s t" return 30 Memphis next D
l'Ehihy, Mayor Adams WAS sent for y
iia a preliminary examination was a
al at once The proof was very plain
nd the prisoner il defauIt of bail \
as sent to Jail, H. is black negro
1par"hiIy f"r'Y-tiye years Of age. ,
nd gave his name ps Charlie Ed
ards, though ii seems he has sever
aliases. He is a stranger ia Greu- J.,
Ia, and now wishes lie had been
0re so.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
April l., 1888.

Mr.. Tom Garner has tl;o u " fhr fin
est stations at bis stable that were
ever brought to this state. Every
oody that wants line colt will now
nave an opportunity TO get one, AT
u reasonable figure. When you come
to Grenada DONE fail to go down and
AXE leol. at these horses. they are
worth going some distance TO IouE al
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

ladies' silk Mis. black and All new spring
shades, l5c pair. worth - cents
~ dozen Ladies' Fancy and solid Hose Ibie
job cents II pair
10 dozen Ladies Assorted Hose, iec a pair,
worth Ii to 25ceuts
Big Lot Ladies' Waite Linen Collars cents.
worth u cents
ladies Gauze summer Vests - cents each
ladies' Hemsiitched Maudkercheis 30 each
'"1 dozen Asserted Ladies' T'cen HauGlser-
ch'eis fancy and cinbroid-red hofdcrs.
3erents, wOr,a y cents
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

owing to ,he unprecedented rapid growth
OF Our -uh,erirti" list Within the past few
weeks, W. viii In future have to begin print
ing the GAZETTE few hours earlier than
heretofore. Persons wishing local matter or
advertisements inserted wiil greatly obige
tn" publishers by handing or sending IN the
same by OF before Thursday noon OF each
week W. cannot tnsurc the ura r,ion Of To-
cal MlAtICr hMmlnA IN on ELidnI llnrninn-
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

At the residence of the bride, on
April 10th, Rev. j. =. Thomas offici-
ating, Mr.. Will y. Gordon to Mrs.
Anna Berry. The GAZETTE extends
its best wishes To- the happy pair, ON
this joyous occasion and trust that
their bark Of matrimony may ever
float on untroubled seas.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
TIE LEGISLATURE uy ssiyAu! COUNTY.
Prcceedings Of the honorable Eoavd
OF Supervisors,
(coNTiNuED FroM LAST WEEK

| CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
Ordered that the following accounts be VI
lowed: Bond having been filed 10 keep sam,
in repair for five years.
| No. 1853. Ordered tat N. C. Coon be allowel
81 % for building bridge over Little Cane
Greek, District No. |. Road No. 4.
No Iys. NJ. q. DuBard ~ 90 commissions,
to receive bridge over Little Cane Creek
District No. Road No. 4.
No. ltEss. J W hubbard u 10 commissioner to
| receive said bridge over Little Cane Creek
i District No Road No. 4.
No. 1910. f. II Coley % 90 commissioner to
| receive said bridge over Little Cane Creek
District No. Road No.i.
No. 1857. d NJ Beck 81 50 sign boards for road
No. IL District No. l,
No. 1854. Penn s7j 10 salary as supt. OF
Poor House and board Of two paupers, SEQ q
code 80.
No 1857 John Hemphili sll 90 Stale tax due
land u neA s14t2lr7e, sold wrong
fully, sec 81 code ~.
No l64l q W " ood Judge eiec. 81 OOsec code Sc.
No. l6i1 B L Harris Judge elec 81 % sec code II,
No. 1913 W J Maxey. ). ),
No. 1911 Ogar Miller, clerk ;, !, ;,
No. 1915 Willie Wood, y, j.,
No 1916 Willie. Wood returning officer 81 Go
section code lSS0.
No 1917 J 7 Garner com. .elec. 81 10 sec code 30.
no lbss Fl Philips ), E. ), !,
No. 1880 b Arndale s2 80 cutting drift OF
Bogue bridge, Road No. IA district No. sec
'6S code 20.
No. 1861 \ c Coon So 90 putting banistcrs ON
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

The late Capt. James Hays, of Dur
ant, had over S2200D assurance on his
life, all in regular life companies ex-
cept one in all assessment society
He was successful insurance agent
and practiced what he preached
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

We have received number one,
volume one, OF the Okalona Lancet.
published at Okolona, Miss, by u. +.
Trice. 1t is well gotten up, ably ed
tied, and has the appearance Of hav-
ing come to stay.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
NOTICE.

Persons who are indebted to me for
services ofmy stallion, "New York, g"
are requested to come forward and
settle. My accounts are in the hands
of b. II. Gordon. b. l.. II. WRIGHT.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Gen. WaitiaIl has introduced a
bill int" the ~-uate providing for the
preservation of the public lands in
Mississippi TO actual homestead set
tIer., and to prevent the lands being
gobled up by syndicates of specula-
tors.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

10000 Fine Tomato and Cabbage
plants for sale, two months old, SOC
per hundred apply to J. f. Hurley.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
LOCAL LINES.

Ifyon want Il nice sweet ham go to
A. +. inmau's.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

A few bushels az p"terkin Cotton
Seed for safe by r. O, Rqyburn, at
81 cents per bu-ei.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

A. T lnman has just received a
large lot Of cashmere pants, which
will be sold at prices from SOC. up.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Buy yoHr Seed Irish Pnlataes from
A I, lnman. H. hu, large stock
of & f. !iieSt varieties.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Go 10 tn5man'- In bay your flour.
Hr will -elI you u barrel al lowest
possible figures.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Money to loan, from to years
'i'pe, ~ 10 pr, cent pr. nnuum. No
shipments Of cotton required From
500 w up. Apply TO II. y. Payne.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Chs.lmere pAn'~. from ~ cents to
$50 per pair. al at A T. lnman's.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
For Rent

A front room up stairs. suitable
for an office. Apply to b. II. Gordon.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Tho following Thoroughbred stations will
make the season at m statle in Grenada, as
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

t''"'aeys VI ~Gy W Wsiys CSS,
sel' " auction. IN front OF the Court House
door, the following property belonging to he
county Of Grenada, to-wIt: south dirisiun
lot 100 M'q ieet front on Mui, street i,nd loiis
feet deep; North East u ana South lot
H. j. Crowder's Survey; and prrt East y
Noftii West Z, section II township p range j
east; MI In the East Ward ofcity ofGfeaada.
Terms cash, or one md two years, ~ uurchae
ser may prefer SAN. LArRpNcE,
April H. 1888. PRECEDENT.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
DIED.

On April 10th, John Erwin. son of
Reverend and Mrs. j. r.. Thomas.
aged three year. and six months,
''Sutier little children to come unto
me, aud forbid them not. for of such
il the Kingdom Of Heaven"
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

Ordered that the Board adjourn to meet on
the LIST Monday In May, lsSs.
SAN. hAUhENcE. President.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14
EDITOR tiAHE'TTE.-A--

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wish to announce through the
column of your paper, that II Memo
rial service will be held ut the Prov.
idence Cemetery April 18th 1855.
The public are respectfully invited
to attend, RI. 7. BURKE,
Sec'ty, Providence Mem. society
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-14

OF Nnxub"e County, as u candidate lor on,
gre,> from thi> the 4th Congressional pi>-
frirt, subievI t' the action Of the Democratic
narIN,