The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-16

II DR.. Mccarthy, the medicine
man, has not made much money by
his nightly entertainments Just east
OF The Sentinel office, he has furnish
Ell much amusement to large crowd
who assemble to listen to the music.
JOKES and songs of his CoiOred come
dams In their quaint and original
ways.
Rev. f. B. Miller on last Sunday
night at his church, preached his last
sermon, before entering upon his vaca-
tlon which extends to the first of Octo-
Der. Desiring to shake hands with
his congregation before leaving them
and Others who would, We believe
every soul in the church gave him a
cordial farewell. May he live long to
make friends for himself, the church
and God.
Slate Springs IN titute aud Indus
trial College, 80 miles east of Gre.
NADIA Book Keeping, Telegraphy,
Pensmanship, Music and Art, a
specially. Address,
j. H.. Wellborn,
Secretary.
The new brick school house Is now
rapidly presenting its size, shape and
form, under the practical eye and cal
culating mind of Mr.. Eitel. Soon it
will rise in all its parts, IA splendid
monument of the liberality and taste
of our tax paying citizens to the cause
of public education. The beautiful
large wooden structure designed for
the purpose of training our young
colored people, is now finished and is
a grand gift in the main of the white
people to the negroes.
The young men of Grenada have
to get up a Brass Band, and while
carrying around a list for sucscrip.
ton we saw an act of unsolicited gem
erosity and liberality which would
be creditable to any man. Mr.. c. II.
Hil', travelling for the enterprising
firm Of Malone, Chapman & Co.,
wholesale Hatters. of Memphis, VOL
UNFAIRLY gave the boys IS 90. The
action coming as it did was appreciate
ed not only by the boys, but by every
citizen in Grenada.
In this issue will be found a large
advertisement Of Slate Springs Insti.
tute and Industrial College. This is
an enterprise on the New Eiuca-
ton" plan, it has q lot OF young pro-
gressive teachers at its head, aud
promises to be q success. 1t opens
the first Monday in September,
The prospect now is that the cot
ton worm is soon to be universal in
the cotton states. Already they are
all around town by MULTIPLIED mill
lions. The late cotton, which was
never more promising, will be al
most annihilated. Mr.. Moss, living
south of town a few miles is prepar-
ing to poison them with paris green.
LOST.
II any Il has picked up a pair Of
steel epGctacles, almost new, suita-
BILE to old age, they may be mine, as
] lost such Il pair on "Wednesday
evening and by returning them they
will confer q favor.
go. WILLIAMS, ok.
rtha criminal coses nm bonl ,ro
tried during the next session Of Ou7
circuit court, which begins on Mon
day it will be one OF the most im-
rurtant ever held in the county.
There are seven men, three white
and five negroes, now in Jail for the
a., s., - . ,,1~ W., rnu, tt,t a..
civil calendar is not very large.
The sociotv circle of Gr.n.d, nnlitc /
otLor nI,rea has rnt "rou,11
dill drrinr tba s,on,ar n,o,ThY
fact wbirh wax Mainly demonstrated
on last Tunsd.v ~vaninp in a dnJirht-
fri danca Of ~ Court Hnlsa VvGaro
aIwava Of a losa r. oJan,Joteiv exnross
fha nlaaaino h"rmonioa AMI dejigbt-
fnI sansotinns oftba d,nca Tn E,nt
II ia undnscrihob ie and can only haa
reaIiznd nv the narticinant Abont
beaux and fairest lasses were present
and hours Of time few by like 50 many
Until the hour of two did
this bright revelry continue, when the
couples dispersed and each one
II have had the most de-
lightful time l eve had in my life.n
Mr.. John Hrninoton has been rails
ed here from boyhood, rs n b,1s;nnss
factor received his Moral and rnn-
mercIal education from n eentleman.
who has naased from tba wssIrs of LIE
Cant + r. McCord rnrnonived "a ona
If the hast bnsiness man In Town He
to Cant, Mct;ord,s h]usiness
and has carried II on successfully at
the old Stand and in the old wav
Keeping a select stock of the best
stanle and fancy groceries, Green and
dried fruits. candies. nuts. etc Mr.