The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-23
Respectfully,
w. NJ. DUBARD

The girls newer faint in the pres
ence OF HnrtsEorn.
Work goes bravery on at the Fair
ground. 1t il to be at no distant
lay a favorite place o fresort for our
citizens.
Miss Connie Thames, of Sardi=,
accompanied by Miss Mary Strong.
Of Jackson, Tenn., are the guests OF
Mrs. DeloaCh.
An open holl election uao LrougMt
into this ofHr,. the first part Of last
week by Willis Parks &C.,, grown on
Mr.. =. 3. Jcn"8' place.
Miss Dora Kennedy, of CofIeevillr,
who is always u welcome visitor to
Hreiatla. spent Il few days here this
week visiting Miss Kate Thomas.
Mrs. p. &. Dudley will resume her
school for boys and girls On Monday +,
the End. September, at the Odds Eel
lows building.
We hear and see cases Of cure III
bad diseases from Gibbs Spring,
right here III Grenada. We can only
say, buy it citizens, sell at low, Mr..
Gibbs.
We were highly gratiiied to meet
on our streets Tuesday, u dashing
young friend, Mr.. Joe George, OF
VI rrnllfnn JIiu fr;n,,Ir l., ftrn,,I,
are legion.
Our friend, Mr.. Fred Hartshorn, Of
Jackson, Miss, dropped in upon us on
Tuesday morning like Il stray sun
beam loaded with warmth and light.
Welcome to the town as well as to this
office.
Mr.. Albert Mas returned this
week from a protracted trip across
the sea on "a visit to his parents. Mr..
Mas is a quiet useful citizen and he
was warmly welcomed back by his
friends who are MANY.
Our readers will notice in this is.
sue the withdrawal Of Mr.. w. NJ.
Dubard from the ace for Represent
We are sure that it will b.!
received with regret 10y many Of his
friends all over the county.
Mr.. A. H. Whitfield, the silver
tongued orator, the courteous gen.
tIeman and classic scholar, was in
town Monday, shedding the light of
h 5 countenance like a rejecting mir
ror On all around him.
Few young mel in Grenada de-
serve mOie credit than CelIle Du-
bard. Beginning almost at the
ground, a mere boy, he is q young
man of taste, good morals and high
business tact. Social, polite and
generous, he is n favorlte of the young
Of both sexes, and much respected by
his seniors. Success to you Celtic, is
the earnest wish of the GAZETTE.
Our colored friend Sam Shulor is
putting up a convenient, roomy ho-
tel OF IA rooms just west of the depot
for the accommodation of his race.
This is a necessity long felt by the
negroes who travel and board in
town. Sam says he intends to fill it
neat furniture, and keepa good
We wish him success in his
worthy enterprise.
We congratulate IL friend and
neighbor, Mr.. j. w. Buchanan, of
he Sentinel, on having a little lady
at his house, who, Buck says,
8 already trying to call him pa. If
.he takes after the handsome sprigt-
y mother she will only need some
sixteen summers to make her a belle
If beauty and taste. Mr.. Buck is
good looking, but not on feminine
The call card and announcement Of
Dr.. J. j. Gage for Representative
will be see in this paper. DR.. Gage
8 u physician of high standing, and
las enough legislative experience to
make him a useful member, which
he would prove If he elected. The
is an old, well known citizen,
whose private life has been above re-
,roach, while his Democracy dates
way back In early time, aud we have
very reason to believe that he would
his time and talents to the in-
crest Of his constituents and the
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