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More CH11DnEss School HosrrnY.

N DNH" OSnooA AAoSiHn'
The balance of our importation ~ cbuarsn,s
Fine Hosiery for school wear has arrived AMI =.
now ON disnlav We ana the .toct fni,y nm 60
our high . andsrs in ou,litv. Ave and sn;.h
move esnac;auv the "F.st Racsn rr.ds. an -
which we recommend to our customers with
genuine pleasure ~ being the best the several
prices can possibly buy. we oner:
Aoo DoH ChioEens BLACK hDoed Cotton
nose. a"uoiy woven s' Anee' neeA ana Toe 70 ADD
LIE .Sos' n 1 n.sr o
A word about BLACK Hoss. Any m:t.. can
stamp Warranted Fast Black" on his hosiery.
1t in to be deplored that many do DO without
meaning It We never warrant Black Hosiery
until we have made . practical test. In the se-
lection on .ne present STOCK We have come
800 .nS 49, .,.o ..s; .A no.S .nsn
lei a,,r.,;,;ty An ,r. 90 800 s..1.r..,n...y.
n.,r NJ thee "a. go, No.
g.. h.oS ana ,vs In .s,,,,,s ~. o. ''a"s
400 Doz Chilar.n,. .F... pI.aSw -.
aoU D1 p,,,,ad ro..o, L.. S Sncx, woe ana
M .ra .ns "''@' N'u''s "oSe" u
az or O.,
d.. o. os Of 90 a, no o. .oc ~
1i'o', ~ ~. c,.,s,.r,s -. 1' 90, .uo ~.
-. p,,,haa &C.,, nahum.
'''' ~~~'Ao "sea sno
M ~ a.,
prioe. "a. 90. a. a.. "a. AZ Ana sH
h;Sped Fine Cotton Hose douSe bsss anna ON
Pic. Se. IS. 80. So. s. sS "A ana M.
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Chairman Brice Is impressed with the idea that
there Is at least fighting chance for the demo-
Gratis In the northwest, the supposed home and
center Of The tariff reform movement He Will
DO well to bear In mind however that that part OF
the country Is very largely sprinkled with old
soldiers, who are attached by sentiment to the
party under whose rule the war was fought and
which has Union veteran at the head OF its ticket
In Illinois. II is true there is to-day a democrat
In the governors chair, but he was a soldier and
brave one, and his democracy, before the war;
was OF the progressive free-soi variety. Michigan
Is pretty evenly divided between the great parties
In its delegation to the fftieth congress, but
nearly all OF them were elected by a local fusion
between the democrats and the greenbackers
which Is not likely to be repeated in the
presidential election, Mr.. Cleveland being
noted throughout the west for his devotion
TO the eastern idea OF finance. Minnesota
Is another state In which the democrats
have lately made great headway, but the highest
OF the democratic SnaJorities In 1856 was only
Abs In district which mad Tor several years been
pretty close. while the highest republican ma
Jority was 42,69S
II does not follow that one or all OF the three
republican states in which Mr.. Bree has deter
mined TO make an especially hard push, cannot be
won by the democrats this year, but the probable
tiles are against IT, Just the probabilities all
against the republicans making any inroads upon
the solid South this year.
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School Books.
A. X. WILLIAMS
Keeps full line of school books at 523 9TH ST. and
1881 NJ st. where you can exchange old for new
books Come and see for your selves. se15-1w
= nOn YARDS OF STAIR OIL CLOTH IN 25
csOOVdlferent patterns, sac. Men, Ladies' and
Miss Hose. DC. DOUBLE COMBINATION,
selo-3t 18th ST. Sc.
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"OrrsrSo- o. FAIr CIorHs

'Orrxrxe" o. FAII C1orHa
The continued supremacy Of Brosdcloshs for
LADIES' Walking and Travslins Costumes,
Jacksta Raelans, &c, induced NJ to purchase
more exte isively than during any previous See
son. and II il with genuine pleasure We invite
attention to the new stock which will be PROM
inently displayed on Monday. Heretofore
Brosdcloths hsve been considered too heavy
for Fall suits AID suitable only for mid-winter.
Manufacturers have rem died this objection
BY bringing out these handsome cloths in Q
hsht. or rather mediums weight, especially de-
strable for autumn wear: some qualities not
being heavier than camel's har cloth.
We are showing . wide range of shades. en-
bracfng all those usually shown in these cloths.
and number which are new this season. Four
qualities 80 inches wide. and priced - follows:
q. 81 so, e2 and 90 so per yard,
We shall also open on Monday Q choice line
PARIS NOVELTY wooLLENs
In rich and attractive combinations Of Stripes.
Plaids and Plain Materials.
OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK
presents an array Of Fall and Winter Fabrics
which, inpoint of magnitude. variety and attrso-
dveness. surpasses every prevtou showing.
WOODWARD 3 LOTHROP,
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New LACE FIouNc1ses

Chantilly will be the popular lace The designs are
much improved and come in greater variety. The
qualities offer at the various prices are tncom-
parably superior to the late seasons eooda
The 81 quality formerly sold at sl.5O
The $1.50 quality formerly sold ct 81. 9S
The &2 qualify formerly sold at 926&
We specially quote above numbers as we took the
entire product of leading lace house for these mum.
bers and obtained concession In price that ables
us to give unusual values
Width, AZ inches
Prices. 81. sl5O. se. s2es 90. sa so. "a. o.. 90,
&5.6S, sc. 81. 81. es.6S.
BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE FLouNcrNas.
Crush the lace in your hand. Does It show cresses
afterwards! II inferior. yea.
Width, AZ inches.
Prices 81 .6S, 90. g.. 80. e3. % 90, $3.50
See our Heavy silk Brussels Net yds wide: all
colors; only 81 I'D.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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Enorts no matter how well intended N br,,,
employers and employed into more corit., reIa'
uons, are bound to fan unless esch n.rtv 90,
- Io' tne other something commensurate
80. oso privileges or benefits which have to be
sn up IN consequence OF the new understand
- ms Is the state % the case on the Reading
IanIoai since the strike OF last winter President
So'oh SET out with a highly commeudable pur
pose 70 inouce his men to JOIN In a sort OF mutual
"SS'aeht insurance scheme, whereby those who
VIZ injured In the performance Of their duty
,uouu receive regular stipend while
Reeneeo from attending TO work
me men, however, have figured up the thing for
themselves, and find that their own societies will
sse tnem In all cases five dollars a week when
AcA UT wounded, and In some Instances eight dol
.ars, Win certain larger benefits In the form OF
lump sum paid TO themselves when permanently
ehppied, or TO their representatives II killed All
.nese advantages are secured by a tax varying
nom sxty-nve cents to three dollars
month, according TO the nature OF their
work and the extent OF insurance desired Under
M. Coroins arrangement, however, they could
urs" only two dollars and forty cents a week for
the same amount OF tax which would bring them
eisnt collars week from the indemnity fund OF q
"orkingman's society. This does not strike them
as highly profitable exchange, and consequently
MI. Coroin procures only here and there a sigma
lure 70 his cooperative prospectus, and may have
10 abandon his plans entirely. He is not the first
reformer who has had the most philanthropic
designs nipped In the bud by the discovery that
there ID TOO wide a divergence between his benevo-
fence and his oalance-sheets
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W. b MOSES & SON,
COR. nth AND + SITS. NV.
WASHINGTON. ID C.

Two Passenger Elevators.
This Advertisement appeared September Is. and is
70 De continued several days Coneequ .ntly buyers
should not be disappointed If OF the go are
sold when they call after the above date sel5
SMYRNA RUGS. 16x34. 45c.; 16x36, 6oc., 1Sx36,
~ S9c.; 25xJ3 S1.99; 30x63 s. 40; :}6x75, So 40.
kAUFMANS DOUB COMBINATION.
se15-3t llth at q
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HoME DEcoRArross.

HoxE DECORATIONS
We are receiving and sho wing some Of our Fall
1mportatons of Materials which are to be made up in
Novelties and Home Decorations. Among some Of the
latest q Pure Linen Bolton SheetinR. entirely
New Moleskin In seven of the new Art Shades, en-
tirely new.
New Coored Chamois kins.
Bolting Cloth in all widths.
200 New Shades in Rope Silk.
40 New Shades in Rope Linen, and large assortment
Of New Materials for work. At
S. oPPENHEIMER BRO,
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS.
514 9th ct. n. W.,
Originators and Designers of New Work
Sole agent for New Home Sewing Machines.
sells
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~ Ladies Jersey Bretone. Coat Back &c Ladies',
s.Ilitsry Jersey, II 40, at the DOUBLE COMBINA.
1lOS. 124l A,ld l243 18th ST. sc. sei5-3t
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'TAR1rF Orr Day GooDs..

TARIFF OFF dry Goops."
goth st. and Pa. av. n. ".
Having just received FULL LINE OF FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS. am prepared to offer my
friends and the public generally greater Inducements
than ever viz:
fine line of extra grade GUINET SILK at sl.o0,
sL25 $50 sL75 and $500.
good BLACK SILK at 75c and 81. 90.
SURAH SILKS in black and colors at S5c., 81. 90;
extra heavy and wide at S1.25
Superior quality HENRIETTAs. 40 inches wide. at
ladies 81 HABIT CLOTHS. in Stripes and Plains,
Fine quality PLAID Dress S. FLAN SNLs reduced
from Saw 5oe To- 70 81 Is z Sh9 i styles
Fine xI-wool HENRIETTA new new sh.des, 40 inches
wide soc. only.
BED COMFORTS from 81 to s3 so
Inspection invited to our 81 Atwood RED BLAN-
Our % WHITE and $3.50 PINK BLANKETS can
We invite ne public to examine our immense stock
We sell the best FAST BLACK HOSE in the market;
6tA psiH, do es,s 4 So srsit ssrgsn
pairs Ladies coIokED a sES fo 10: p soc.
Laree lot Child's Reg. Made HOSE reduced from
Superior ladies' KID GLOVES at 81. Every pair
..CAs.iMEREs FLANNELs BOYS WEAR. DO.
member, and determined to sell of my iarae and
varied stock at sacrifice Come and be convinced
seIo-2w 1850 Penn. ave. NV. Cor. Goth st.
Vls SCHOOL OF ELOCgTIoN.
Special training for children and new beginners.
OUR INFANT HAT DEPARTMENT HAS GROWN
f TIoN men; boys and children DOUBLE COMbiSA-
lION. LIN 81 Sc sel5-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANT ron COOKS. cHANnFR.
ba,ler1 sesmtressss rscss soqssmsn hon-eseeper
.si, restaurants. &c ,. a BUKSAkS eso.sss eii
w woman. Place 70 take charge Of Sls or two en-
; Ssn & Sas e 90 Is eG: sssr Ss and s.'
VVANTEp-Go TO DICKS AsENc1Foa COOKS
.,rs. aSSss Sr w. MD .s
Al have city r:isS.Sce sls IN ;: i nv Aeh'h hsn
WANTED-AT HEADoUARTERs POSITIONS
w for Cooks. chameerIna waitnsss Issaaress
sas saS Ms %
WASTIp-A LADY OF ExPESlENcE nEsiREs
ay,u,1 Position ,n, e or ss.Sssr
,ns music bs., references. Address eLSEp.S.
1eics. Position r n chareh Adore. Boz
WANIED-BI NEAT BOY OF IS. PUsIrIoN AS
mixer. Address K. r Star ONES. sel5-2t'
WANTEp-AN ACCOUNTANT OF LARGE *.
nsrienee desires 70 ysvs,s his EVENINGS to The
rsSy aud good essential. references Addr.s.
WANTEpmBY A SENIOR STUDENT IN THAR,
charge kddre.: sEs f siaf cfos ' .eissr
WANTED-A WIDOW OF REFINEMENT. WITH
man VIE .sss.s.: :nsi :..t aSI Tsissncs "A
WANTED-PosITIoN IN FTRsT-oLAss CHOIR:
C.
WANTED-A THOROUGH DOUBLE ENTRY
s,u.Sn sr. VIII iirSBf f' STAR O
WANTED-A WIDOW WISHES PLACE IN PAM
ny as seAmstre-s and % renovate all day till 80:
s. sa oS
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE CoLoRED MAN
.vn,a Place Is coachman OF groom, with . private
erences Address C. O. b. 723 18th ST NV. II.
WANTED-A POSITION BIZ MAN AND WIFE
man hSae age TO take chars,e Of household: the
ness. Address FEiI. Star ONCE. sei5-3t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. POSITION AS
tisulaIs address Miss ALLisoS. Room So AZ Ioa,.i-
WANIED-A POS ITIoN BIZ TEACHER QUAIL
w ned TO teach English and French. mI
terms 1oaeSste; reference Address sfRINo hANk
w experiences desires stuaton in some reliable
pharmacy; REGISTERED in Nirsinia: eood moral char
.pen the 4lx A.
WANTED-Bl A SOBER GERMAN MAN. A
pace ne, ss msieLman or eT help N siore or drive
nee N0' '''A'A OF WORK Address O. 81 s:f Si1! q
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
to city eS gay S ssi
st. NV. sel4- p.
WANlED-BY A MIDpLE-AGED GERMAN NO
as to ss sn sSy fSr
dress HoUsEKEEPEE sl3 Atm St r. w. SISSY
WAANTED-BY A PRACTICAL CUTTER AND
w litter engagements IN families dressmaking
esiaT5siishment cuts by tailor square Address Miss
WANTED-PERMANENT POSITION By COM
w potent lady stenographer and type writer. Salary
secondary object Address SIENOGRAPHER, Star
once sel3-3ts
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WHO Is GOOD
w Typewriter. bookkeeper. and correspondent. a
sIuatlon best OF references; moderate sa.ary Ad-
dress GEORGE, Star office. sel.j-3t.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED DnEss-
w maker Work BY the day in families Remodelins
speciality. References given Address Box "a. Star
office. sell
WANTED-EMPLoYMEN FOR COOKS. CHAM
w bermaids. bousekeepers. nurses, Mattresses.
seainstresses house girls caterers coscumen. buffers
porter, drivers, walters NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
AND ROD ,kENIING BUREAU, Rooms 1 aud =
first floor, zoos + ST. NV. sel2-0ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN IN PUBLIC
ssryics. small furnished hoase: must b. no oe-
dress n \ N star once. ~
WANrEp:- HOUSE CITY. suBrRBAN, on
w oIr ,swns vail s1ye several beautiful Lot- 90
pr.s1d asar.. r. sssr o SS' s s. 'lss
WASIED.A SMALL frRNIshEp HOUSE, IN
.ni term, boz sd s sssf orS sa' s''''' ''as
WANTlp-ro PURCHASE A SNAIL HoCs- cN
Bon fo = s e ., ns''1~es' se'iOn Of e s
WANIkp-wE RkcElvE MANY APPLICATIONS
e'er{ a.l for Furnished and unfurnished Rooma
sas.r s s'sss, ROOM EISTISs ssESsT
W AssNSInnf Do i House OF SIX on
Addre~. HYi n s.t ~ and north OF preferr.a
ess.P sr &c shss:s En. b sood eoniiio1 sad
no sssns wi s5rse a,.S nye.smsni proTsrs,.
NAsaLD = INN pIAIELY : DIRECT PROM
,ooo pr ., several houses At from $4,000 90
~ SOD tenants. aud w s.ve e.refu attention
.spsi@ 1 S q IIi Ina, WILSON ,oosr.
WANrED-CoMFokTABL BRICK HoI;sr m
er ana sisShen Tor nrss.esa. .. asans SeS Pr
LUCkETs s35 81 nv. scIsNst
WANlED - TO PURCHASE FROM oNSrk
not 70 exceed 81 500 ASdr-s Sac s,aS rs. Ess.
WANIkp-a SMALL HOUSE or PART or On
w furnished hous. suitable Tor hous.ks.rsus
family Of two. Address Box -. star once sslS Ns
WANTED--I AN HAVING DAILY APPlIcA
w uons ior Houses. Owners eau secure sood ten
ants aud prompt attention 60 repairs and tes minor
details relating g the management thsr progerty
by placing a. With IA for rent
sel2-lm GEo v. LINkINs. Cor. 18th and n st.
WANTED-ro BUY HoUsE or Z on ROOMS
W from 1900 70 $4,000; Also wish 10 bus house
and lot on 18th It. for business purposes On west side
b q and L NV. Address PURPOSE star Once
sell.15s
WANTED-To BY A HOME NTH MOpTRS
w improvements; northwest section; about 81 600
or $4,000 cash Address boz 30. star oce. -tu.s2.
WANTED-HOUsEs or ALL GRADES TO kIxr
w OF sell. We have more calls Tor housas u r,nt
Sl3-3m HEBRON RAMEY 1907 F.t
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Co1onrn BRoADcnorHs

Colonel BRoADc1orHs
We have ,ust opened our Fall Stock Of HABIT
CLOTHS aud offer all shades in FINE GERMAN
CLOTH, "a in, at 81 so
DOUBLE WARP HENRIETTAs, at rs, S7Sc.. q I:
very SUPERIOR qualities being double wsrps; will not
slip in the seams
NOVELTIES IN SIDE BANDS AND coMB1NA.
TIONs.
Great Bargains in BLACK SILKS. ct q and q. 25.
We invite an inspection Of this stock many styles
cannot be duplicated
NEW TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS to Match.
FRENCH PRINTED FLANNELS In exclusive de.
signs
NEW MOURNING GOODS
MN SINISTER SONS
sells 919 PENNA AVE
k0n BLACK FELT SAILORS BOUND RIM.
OVVsiso othfr shapes, 25c. 400 gross new style
IL
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Gxxrs Surrs Scou.rD
AND PRESSED FO1 q
Costs 500 Psnta 25e.: vests. 26c Altering end
nspsf1ne done in best manner ooods called for aad
ssn'''s@ K. l. hahn, EOS On n NJ.
su2-om end xlt h. Cslvess O.. bsleDofN
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SEATON PERRY,

Perry Building. Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th IT
Established lS4O ~
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kAn BLACK FELT SAILORS BOUND RIM,
OVVslso other shapes, 25c. 400 gross new style
se15-3t DOUBLE COMBINATION.
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ROYS SOLID LEATHER SCHOOL SHOES LACE
dor button, SOC; youths, same grade 79c; Misses
SYc.: solar Tip, sc.
sel5-3t KAUFMAN, 18th IT. Sc
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Fast BLACK Hos1ERY.

Continued below.)
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Vls SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION
Special training for children and new beginners
selo-lm 1909 10Th st. NV.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-02
Cure Of Cancer ana gla.E..

Judge r. &. McLendon writes 4,
the Swift Specific Col "Aboat tAsss
years ago Jerry Bradley had a eau.
cerous sore on his face, near i,a
right eye. II caused him a gres,
deal of pain and he lost the sight d,
the eye, but was finally cured by tbs
use Of Swift's Specific. This case 1.
well known in Wilkes county, Gu
where he lived,'
Mr., l.. Cox, of Arkahptla, Tate Go.
Miss, writes: ~ suffered q greal
deal from old ulcers for Yeas. Y0uF
medicine was reGommened, and aftet
using six bottles was eompletelu
cured. Your medicine does evaa
more than you claim for II. ! have
known it TO cure cases which wers
thought hopeless.
Mrs. a. NJ. Goldsmith, No. GA
Warren St, Brooklyn, n. y, writes
j commenced using $, ), $, ohogl
three years ago, Ihad suffered nlgaI,
H'FF
with a sore throat for oyera gear. /
used y great many other remedies
with no good results. Ny little girl,
also, had sore fingers; il conmenceg
from the quick, and then the nails
would cone off. We doGtored her
for oyer two years, and when | began
using :. s. :. thought ! would see
what it would do for her. an
thankful to say that it entirely cured
her, 1t is the best remedy | know of
for the blood. / really believe il
was the means of saving my life.
The doctor told me I had q throat
disease similar to General Grants.
| cheeffully recommend it 10 all
suffering from disordered blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
eases maid free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer
8, Atlanta, Ga.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-02

DR. q. w. Trimhle has Il couple Of
pair Of deer antlers that we're joined
together in bonds more enduring
than those Of matrimonE. While
bonds matrimonial are supposed 70
last "Guji, death Ao rs part u aud n"
longer, tn" union Of the stag-horns
above mentioned has in 10 wise
weakened, though death interviewed
to the respective owners thereof sew
eral months since. TIey are inter,
locked and interlaCed in Il lasting
embrace, though thu emotions tilat
inspired them to the faia! rash were
anything but loving. One was what
dpeT-hunters call Il seven point and
the other a four point buck. The
~four,ointer being larger although thc
younger. They were found 10y a negro,
down in the Iallabusha bottom, west
OF Lewis bIajet's place. When found
the larger buck was dead. ilia sup
posed that his antagonist broke his
neck in the fight, but thu dying deer
left a legacy of death to his victorious
enemy. He was u verituOle Nemesis
that could not be shaken of, and the
victor in the fray was victorious only
temporarily. Those having any de.
sire to see this natural curiosity will
ind it at Hughes & Nance's drug
stare
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-02

Neither the politics or religion OF
the GAZETTE will undergo any very
violent change, by the withdrawal
of Mr. Ladd.
The paper will continue to be first,
foremost, last and all the time, Dem
ocratic, with Il big y, under any and
all circumstances and to this prin.
cipIe of Democracy, with all that the
term implies in the South, will all
other isms and schisms, creeds and
doctrines be eternalIy subordinated,
Believing As we do, that not uuly
the prosperity of this country but it,
very existence depends upon its az,
ricultural complement, we shall con.
tiuue the steadr4st friend and thu
warm supporter Of the Farmers Al,
lance; for the terms "AIIiance" ant
"Farmers," are, as We see it, inter
changable and synonymous.
We shall religioIsly enleavor Il
| pay our debts and attend to our owl
business, and finally we shall run
this paper in the interest of our town
county, State and self.
?. Shat last clause might pos
sibly be transposed without doinl
any serious violence to the truth.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-02
Il
PERSON AIS.

-~-
Mr., 1T. Thomas returned last, Monday
looking as handsome rs ever.
Miss Katie M9eehcad, ofCarroll county, i,
visiting the family of Capt. John Wright.
Maj. b. f. Thomas was hunored by being
elected Grand Treasurer Of the State Lodge
knights Of Pythias, at their late convention,
Jim LonGstreet is the pet OF Grenada. They
boom him this time GrG]oFernor~-One thing
is certain, there is not n more brilliant nor
more talented young man in the whole
length ind breadth Of Our Htate-Krsriu,kI
Star.
VIC nrs glad to welcome into our midst Nj
Il, a. Cooper, of Memphis, who can, In tho
future be found at DR.. G. f.. Goodwin's drag.
store. Mr.. Cooper is not only a fine druggist
| but is also a pleasant end Agreeable young
gentleman.
We hear Of several marriages, to take
place In the near future, in Grenada and Vi
etuity As usual somebody win get left, but
there is0ar mar TINT wouldn't fret, If every
| single mal. and woman in the country should
hilah, and that is John Perry, circuit clerk,
Hon. O. j.. LBnqstreet delivered before the
| Press Association a most excellent address
relative to the Confederate Monuments, He
| was listened to with close attention and fire.
qucntly interrupted By applause. LoEgstreet
is one OF the rising menuf Mlssiss!ppi.-aia'
200 Sentinel.
Mr.. T. l.. Marshall, of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch, was in our city last Tuesday, in
the interest Of his paper. He l. an enter.
prising energetic gentleman, and secured
quite Il respectable list Of subscribers. The
Post Dispatch Is the first paper that advoeat.
| ed the ciaials Of Cleveland for President, and
| for pure unaJuiterated Democracy and gen.
erai Observation-Disclosures it is Sec
ond to no paper in the land,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-02

The Grenada Canning aud Manu-.
featuring Company, that Is to he,
met last Tuesday in the rooms of the
\. NJ. G. A., and effected . Temporal
ry organization with 4. Y. r. Thom-
as a. chairman and ia. l'rynrns SEE
Rotary. MI. J. i. Hurley read q mum
Der of communications from whole
sale dealers IL canning outfits, Civ
ing estimates etc, on different sized
cauupries. II seems that an outfit
for a cannery with a capacity for
three hundred cans daily would cost
about $1,000. THIS does dot include
machinery for making C&"S, The
following committees "agr appoint
ed; On organization, charter, con
stitution, bylaws, etc, Judge y, T..
, Rcanp, J. G. I.ongstreet and sam.
Laurence. On estimates Of machine-
~, sam. Laurence, DR.. ;. B, smith
and j. F. Hurley. On building site,
Il. W. Muliin. \. :. Bell and W. +.
smith. On subscription, w. +.
smith. Col. J.J. Williams was pres
cut and by request addressed the
meeting on the subject under discus
sion, aud very clearly demonstrated
by facts and figures that u cannery
- - t.- --lG.l e., ,.,,.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-02

The beneficial effect of Il Canning
factory in Grenada would be mined
late, for 1T would afford q market
for ali The surplus fruits and vegeta-
bles raised Within Il radius Of thirty
miles. Otherwise these products
would not be utilized and would
therefore be Il dead loss. Besides this
it would give employment to a mum.
ber of people, who perhaps have
LITTLE or nothingto do, ana would ais
disburse several thousand dollars
monthly, to these employees. Every
business man ia town would be
benefited thereby, and it thereforf
becomes the duty OF every such mar
to aid in the enterprise to the extent
Of his unhampered ability.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-02

One Of the most important bills in
troduced into Congress during this
session, Is one which passed tnr
house last week, providing for . der
partmento Of agriculture, the bead OF
which il to be a CabiueG officer. Il
passed The house with only thirteel,
dissenting votes, and its great pop
ularity augurs well for its passage
through the Senate.