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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11

oafir ba ibren untergsbsnen fol9e Dienitt
3u letiten. Nur, penn man uns Denies,
baB bic S9ritte Der &esieruns persebIit
ieien, peripra9sn mir Der 8armbersisteii
wesen 9Ilfe. Dap bic boldnbii9sng on1uln
unb Der @eianbte btsr in ben Ser. Staatsn
tn ben isIteniten SdIen Sllfe sspdbrsn
fonnten, wuBten unb - battsn mir IS
nttt 9ewuBt - es patb uns bas baraus
bepieien, baB fi9 bic 9erren in pisIsn -
Oh ni9t allen - Sduen an bic Rebaftion
oisies BIattes UNI Gustunft panbten.
Iber IN 2uremburs woIte man ni9t susss
fteben, baB man obnmd1tig isi, bag Der
Tertras, ben bas 2anb IL Wtuiousn @uls
ben ~foltste, ni9t bas 9latt gapisr pertb
iet, worauf ct itsbt. @bsr bic @abrbeit
tOmmt bod gu Gag. SIM Stunt uoriseu
Sabres wanbte it9 Der @sri1tspousieber
5err Qls aus Sianben on uns, mir ioaen
ibm s. 9. @reipelbinser aus &smi9 aufs
iu9en. Gr erbisIt, 10 serne mir benz
Wanne, aIs Sobu unieres ftiberen Na5s
bars, peri0nIi9 ben 9efaIlen seiban bdts
ten, bic Intwort, er ioae fi3 an bic &es
sieruns in ~2uremburs penbsu. Das that
5srr Als, er bseab ltd in bic Sireaur oes
auswirtisen Imts bs6ufs Qnsabe Der nd:
ibissn S9riftfite, iouie Der @rinbs,
pelde benz 9siu3e beisefist reip. In benz:
ielben entbalten ietn miiBten. Sort purbs
9errn Oils, tur9 ben betrsffsnbsn geams
ten, mitsetbeiIt, bag berartise Re9er5en
burd uniere isuIeitissn @oniuIn msiitsns
reiultatIos bIieben uub es purbe inn se.
ratben, bietpon gbtanb gu nebmeu uub
ii9 brett on Serrn @onner 5u rpsnbeu,
ba man am geiten tur6 bsfsn SiIfe unb
geiftanb in berartisen auseIessnbsitsn gum
sepiini9ten &eiultat seIansen wirbe. 90
Gam bic 8Gbrbeit 3u Gag, 70 wurSen bic
gsbauptunsen friberer &esierunsen in Der
&amuer amtlt9 ais bas seftempslt, mas
ie warsn: SIuntsrsisn. Sbsr fou Der
Beanie i'm Wiberiprud NIT Der &ssisruns
fteben? mir slauben taum. Bir wsrSsn
naiiirIi1 nun Serrn Oils bic erbstens SiIfs
ni9t psriasen. Rlr tbut IS uns 2etb,
baB mon nm ueniser als elm 9iuisnmus
bas 2anb nm cine ssre5ts Sorberuns an
Souanb bra9te. SretIid Ssrr pom
Blo9auien poute Lieutenant du Roi
werben unb tOitet 9aremburs IL Wiuiouen
@ulben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
Suxem6 8.
Bereiniate Staaten.
De Me 1889.

DE schGne Me, de blummemont,
Flu iOnk an al gelGft,
De split onS haut G bGSe Strech,
A mecht der fill bedrGft.
Soss rift en- d'blimmercher erir
Mat hirem sGszen doft;
Dach weist en- Ons eng amer min
Et blfst eng fraschtech loft.
All fllercher, de sOss gepaff
a frGer muOrgesstOnn,
De sGtze stGll am blederhaus,
Sc warden do Op d'sOnn.
TT weist sGch guor Ike peiperlGnk
A sGngem bOnte rack
Et dauscht och Ike kolibri me
Hei EN- e blWmeStak.
II get muorges frascht, a mGttes rem,
An owes kale want /;
Bedeckt get EUR fGrennerOnk
Mat kleppelstengen d'lant.
All dGcke, wdrme wanterrack
Geseit mer d'menner gO'n;
he schuome branch sGch och mach ken
Eng pelZekdp re dr0n.
AS dat G weder, zapperdjGft
All muOrgeS reif um klG ;
An ddch fir ddch, eng flatschech netzt,
De leschte Me - mach SchnG.
Du schlemme Ne, du wGschte bOrscht,
Du wOrs ell Jorge schaus A;
Mach dGngem brudder br0chmOnt platz,
II as quit, deng zeit as aus.
A wannSte mach eng kGer kGmS,
Da brGng eng mGller loft,
LOsz d'fulle sange fire. a spGt,
De blumme GET den dOft.
Observation-Disclosures 6chzech neng
FergGsst ons net so LIGHT
Mer denken dru, wat dem sci Me
Fill uorges huot gesticht.
n. E. BECKER.
Random Lake, Wis, 81. Me 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11

2uremburs. Im IS. Wfai Fnb auf
benz Central abnbof 1O7 gerionen mad
Qntwsrpsn abssrsiit, nm nit benz am ieIben
Gag pom bort a%breiisnben Yoff : Sampfer
r9ennlanb" Der vGfeb Star 2inis",
pertreten in 2ursnburg bur9 Serrn Des
rule, Wisreur & So5n, mad 9lmsrita
aus3umanbern.
Oarunter befanben ii9 8 2ursmburser.
Sentsen anton, 90 Z. a., 9uremburo, nad
p:gort; @anOeridetbt 8ilb., 80 g. a.,
8anoeri6eibt Srau;, 26 s. a. unS Silogen g.,
10 q. a., aae 6rei aus Gttelbriit, mad Rerpz
gort; anbre Yeter, IA &. a., gttelbriid, nadl
Glperne, SSa.; S6l0iier Subert, "a g. a., 9ties
Serfeulen, nod Gbica9o; Groes gitolas, AZ 3.
a. mad Wecgre9or, Soma, uno etr auoersr rab
Gbtca9o, 81.
@tptIf n Der Stabt Gus
rembur9.
SterbefdIIe. gom -. Waf:
Wfi9el S4neioer, alt A s., EaslSbner;
.Sobann WiIbelm gerter, alt go s.,
S1reiusr pom IA. 2ubpis Dents aez
rannt aIops gpbt, alt SO g., Snbufriel;
- ON l6. 9eOrs llIueItns, alt 81 s.,
chem. Generals trsttor Der S%tnan,en.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

. .
Ye publish bs tequest same of The
sketches of Io9s!ellow which were
written by the children of the AGA.
dsmir Dspsotmeht in celebrating the
anniversary of'ihs poets birth. The
sketches We're teprddacee' from ex-
tracts read 70 them, or fTpm' sketches
read by themselves. ''' ID"
As We have not space TO publish
them all in one issue. we will pub.
iish one essay each week until the
supply is exhausted.
Lonsfeliow's Memorial Day.
RY EMAlE DYE NEW Til.
Henry w. Tongfeilow was born in
the city of Portland. Maine III the
year 1907. He died at Cambridge in
the year 1882. His father was wS'it srea
leader at the bar and his muther wa.
akind and lovely woman. She lovec
her son 90 dearly was as kind as any
mother could be to son. Every
body likes his poems and q grea
many say they are the beg I. ] sup
pose now !hst Longfellow Is in heav
en- aud his poems are Oh earth.
this great poet had have lived h,
would have hsep 50 years old the 27ti
Of Feb; 1899. His birthday was 1
lovely aud bright day to be sure
Where the angels sing Longfeilo~
may be heard.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

We were much pleased to meet In
Grenada, last week our friend pr,
A. B. Berrell, of Love Station.
The Doctor besides doing q large
practice has invested in m axe-hand.
le factory located at loves, which ia
turning out daily, q large lot of Mis-
sissippi raised and Mississippi man.
ufactuFed handles, OF second growth
hickory, and which are first class IN
every respect. We are always pleas
cd to hear Of such enterprises in Mis-
sissippi and are ever willing to con
tribute our mitein their hehalf. DIR
Fsrrell took q good lot Of orders from
our merchants for his goods, and W.
hope ourreaders will call for thes'
homemade goods when they nee,
anything ofthe kind. They will b.
FUND for sale ut the following places
Roane L SON Calm 4 Co., J. W
Griffis, G., w. Jones, G.. G. Leonsrt
and j.. b. Golden.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Three rswspspaersr the New York
World, ths New york journal and
the Ptiiiatelphis Prees, have recently
interviewed u lot of old bachelors jp
New York and philadelphia on thpir
reasons for 'repaining celihates
This - one ofthe sproutg of the dis
csssien in Englsud and a lnericap on
the qees'dh "Is marriage fall
ure ~
1t bas ses med to Us throughout
th;s discussion That the question vas
alvin to Mallocl,I pes.im'istIc in.
quiry; as lile worth living ~ Life
is worth livingtq gny mgn or wom al
worthy sf life. Marriage Is not a
failure in the vast majority 4 cases,
even ifin the experience Of most OF
that majority il fall far short ff the
ideal aud unslloyed state Of bliss
which lovesr's .roseate hopes have
painted. There ls nnguestionabl'
more sol d comfort aud fontentuIen'
in the homes of America than can b.
found o4tside OF them. There are, OF
course many homes with clpseted
skeletons and some in Which the
grisly spectre is always on exhibition
but these all are in the minority
| The satisfied husbands sn1 ives
the contended family circles do no
parade and advertise their Comestl'
and oonjugal affairs. Even the sen
sational newspapers rarely intrud.
Ipqn their privacy. But the III as
sorted and disGordsnt marriage,
at1ord abundant mat-rail for tb'
scandal monger and the sensationa
prints, though they are few compai
ed with the other class named.
Marriage, speaking of it at larg~
'sIot4 failure. 1t is on the whole
more of u success than any other $"
cial institution anywhere as PR
valent ~ it is. But when 8 sptciti
marriage is q failure it is q sad attai
Tor the prIncipals. AS for the bach
clors, they are exercising their ind
lvidual privilege ard discretion in rt
naming single. Some of them ar
doubtless the gamers from it and tn
many who are the losers have it leas
the advantage of never knowing it,
Rochester Herald.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07
THE INAUGURAL CEREMONY.

WAsHlNGTpN, March +.-With
simple and solemn ceremony, in til,
presence of all Of the wisdom and
authority embodied in the co,erdi-
nate branches of the Government
and surrounded by the repressen-
tatiyes ofsll the great nations on the
face of the glGbe, Benjamin HARRISON
was today inducted into the highest
office within the gift of the American
p eople. Gatherning up the reinsof
power as they fell from tho grasp "i
his predecessor, he took the oath
which bound him to the service of
his county. and charged himself with
the destinics Of %, ,00Q, 600 people, Aud
80 it was that Was ington the Capt.
,oi city, was today the Mecca nf lib
erty worshippers in sll parts Of the
land. They were here in countless
thousands. Weeks ago little riyu-
lets Of humanity began to flow in,
almost unnoticed. As the day drew
nearer, the streams increased to riv-
ers, the rivers combined in floods,
aud today 0 veritahie ocean Of life
surges through the city. 1t has filled
all the hotels that from the regular
channels, it has overfiowed the
clearinghouse byways, and. finally,
it has permeated the sacred fastnesses
Of the private home. There never
was such crowd in Washington.
Train men could not began to ssti'
mate the enumbers of incoming pas
sengers. Boats on the river wert
laden with human freight and the
roads leading in frsm the country
saw professions of wagons filed with
family parties, all coming to see I
President inaugurated. Every avail
able room in the hotels had been en-
gagged q week In advance.
ga myriad Of cots sprang up lik'
mushrooms over night and filled al
most every place that bosted a roo
aud walls ss shelter from the kee'
! March weather. 1t was the reign O
the cot; it whitsnsd every floor sn'
appeared in every shape from tn
humble cross.legged army couch t
the new tangled two.story variet,
which some rare genius invented Il
help out q city in such smergence
ss these, In oil ofits many forms
was welcomed and not despised b
the vast majority of half a million
free American sojourDers in Wash
ington. Great numbers of them ha
not even this comfort and were fort
ed to content themselves with
mat ress thrown on the floor, or a
uneasy sllmbeA on a billiard tabl'
while 1t is q matter Of record this
more than one village magnate RI
posed last night in the oool embrace
Of the copper sides Of bath tub.
After taking the oath Of office NJ
Harrison bugun his inaugural al
dress which clearly outlines the III
tended policy Of his administration
We regret we have not space to put
lish his address.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Ordered by the Board that sll COZ
peration taxes due the city Of Gre
rada shall pc due and payable on o
before the Isl day OF april 1889, 70
the present year, and on the lst da
pf April for each succeeding yea,
nd al! spch taxes not paid by thu
imc shall hove l0gl damages addt'
there to, and the Marshal ~ hereh.
INSTRUCTED to give notice and to pro
"eed to make the money ty publ
sale Of the property on Which til
taxes are dye. nhtice of said sale TO .
given and the sale .le imaiv accord
ing to the law now providing for til
sale otpraperty for state County an
taxes by the Sheriff, Said sale to l.
madpnn the lst Monday in May lSs
and on the lst Monday of May for eacI
year there after.
Ordered that this ordinance TAX
.ffeot and be in force from and ate
it's passage.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07
SIGNOK BUSCO.

Mullin Hall will be Occupied o.
Thursday Friday and Saturday night
March 7-S--9 by Bosco the famous
MagIcisnin 3 series OF grand git
entertainments Bosco is u perfec
master of his art aud is highly spoken
of by the Press wherever he has play
ID 100 elegant and costly presents
will be given away nightly. The
srices OF admission have been place.
at the remarkably low figures of2'c
and 35c, Reserve seats on sale at
Eatmsn and Poweil's without extra
charges.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Marrisd--On Saturday morning
Feb, cath, at 1880 o'clock A. NJ, at
the Sparks House, In Avarado'
Mr. NJ. J. Doeley. Of San Angelo
Texas, to Miss Xenola Brannon, HeV
J. M. Barcus, ofiiciatipg.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the happy ooupls boarded the san
ta Fe train for San Angelo wnere
they viii reside In the future. Mr.
Dooley being station agent Tor tne
santa Feat that point.
The Bulletin tenders Its best.wishes
for . happy future.--Alvsrdo Texas
Bulletin.
The bride 10 native Of Coffeeylile
MIov,, aud q relative OF the Editoi
81 he GAzsTTE. We extend to oul
fsif young Cousin, aud tue happy
lnan.of her choice. our stncerest con
srat ulatlons and earnest wishes lhS
heir fond1st hopes may all 10 realised
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07
sIGNOK BOsCO.

A crowded house greeted this re.
nowned magician last evening. Fame
had proceeded the Signor aud people
were turned away, being unable to
obtain seats. This 10 the first time
such q thing has occurred. Boscc
gave . splendid evenings amase'
Ment. His feats Of lege rdsmaln ar.
wonderful, besides which he 10 fine
talker and clever humorist, The
large number Of costly present giver
away has givenyeneraI satisfaction
Bosco will draw crowded houses dur
ing his stay.-Winona Times.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

PEEPS MILL, Tex, June 2u,l>NA.
The Swift Secitic Co., Atlanta, TIA;
.entlemen-One ofmy children was
,roul.ied with rheumatism and h"ils
or abou,two years. We gave her va
= GUS kinds OF medicine, but without
,rotit, and began to despair Of curing
Hrrat all. Twas persuaded to try
YOUR swift Specific. After the had
,,cd several bottles the disease all
disappeared, aud she in now hale,
esrty and healthy gir'twelve years
I'D. Another child has just become
g., t,icted in the same way, and am
I. sing the =. S. s. and anticipate Il
,,sompt aud pernauent cure.
n. &. WaGGoNER.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

President Harrison was duly
sworn in on Tuesday last, aecGrdinp
70 previous annOuncemen amid
great enthusiasm and a heavy rain
His inaugural address is too big fol
US TO handle, at one dose. We meal
il Is too lengthy for publication in oul
paper. The Republicans claim to
think it immense, while the Demo.
Gratis proHounpe it . very ordirsry
production. SOyou pays your mon
~ aud and you takes your choice
We will give a more extended notice
OF this message in our next issus-i
we don't forgetit.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07
You cannot afford to 1lve

You cannot afford to live
without a newspaper; get the
best, The Times Democrat OF
New Orleans Daily and
Weekly. 1t has tho largest
,irculat'on.
:. No family in tho South
however poor can afford to bs
without that modern neces'
sity, a newspaper. Subscribe
for the Times-D Democrat
Daily and Weekly. 1t M'
s,tks l~eysst c;rssa~tsea.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

The W. L. DOUGLAS advertise
Shoes are widely known eysrywher
"a tn best value for the money ofan,
vet introduced. His celebrated $50
nalf seamless shoe Is perfectly smoot
Inside, no tacks or wax thread to hur
ths feet, and as easy ~ hand sewe
shoes. II is \ pleasure to wear thel
Read his advertisement appearing i
this paper from time to tims
CT. Austin i Co.. Sole Agent +
Grenada,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

We see by the Richmond papers
that Messra. Win!res Adams aud
Lloyd, shipped recently, In one con
signinent 24,0OO lbs. Of chewing To-
bacco, to New Orleans.
This is said to be the lsl gest ship
ment Of chewing tobacco ever made
from Richmond IN one consignment
The major part Of the load was the
famous ArkaMsaw Traveller.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07
LOCAL LINES.

tfr.and Mrs. w. ]. Jennings re.
fHrn ID to the city Monday last.
Mr.. AS. Bell paid Memphis . fly
ipg trip this week. 's
Miss, Alice Smith, enc of Grenada's
,aost beaqtitul young ladies, visited
i;iends In Duck Hill this week.
Nr. Clifford Trottes, Of Duck Hill,
ppent Q few days with Frank Smith
fhis weok" Clif. is always welcome
visitor to our city.
Mess. 1, Madden Smith and Eu-
1ehe McLarty, two Of Water Valiey's
host sRterprising young men, spent
lAst Sunday in Grenada.
Albert Payne paid Duck Hill a
Shoft yisis on last Monday night. we
think it was strictly business trip.
Do not fail to come out on the 2lst.
md hear Col. Hairy Tracy, of'Texas,
9fsak: -,
Ws learn from goo9d authority that
SfAnsy Lowsnstein has been pardon.
"A BY Governor Lowry, and has
bssH st large for several months.
Miss Matte griffis, . highly cul.
tHred and beautiful youg lady o.
EenatoPi., Miss, is visiting Mrs, AS
Bell.
". II. Hill in communication te
the New Farmer proposes to BE- on.
pfa thousand who will give fifty dol.
ara towards tths eFsetioa 81 4 Rsg
ging Factory In this State for thu
benefit Of the Alliance.
Mice Ruth Kuykendsll, Of Harrison
has been on visit to her brother, DR.
A. G. Kuykendali, for the p&st three
weeks. Aiss Ruth q . frequent Wis
itor to our city where she Hasa hos
pffriends whose hearts are Away
made gAd BY her Wits.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

GOOD HORSES AND BROOD MARES
Those desiring to purchase q good
American Horse or Brood Mare
will do we'll to call on r.. H. Winter,
at Morgans wagon yard. Will also
keep on hand = lot of gentle broke
ch0ep mustangs,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Don't fail to examine our stock O
plnws before purchasing. 1t vii
Day you, Roane Il Son,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Ihave just received and from this
late will keep on sale at my Staol.
in Grenada, an Extra fine lot OF
liood Young Mules Which l am
Offering at bottom figures.
Ut. GARNER.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

What some substantial Citizcnsl say
KAUFMAN, Tenn, June -. INNN'
he swift specific Co., Atlanta, Ga:
&entleman-I have been afflicted
yilh skin disease for about twelve
ears, and the best meical lre"tm"nt
allied to give ME relief. | am no"
,sing Swift's Specific and have re-
reived the greatest benefit from its
!.ss. Yours truly.
WM. JONES.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Our Grocery Department 10 full to
overflowing and our Manager in that
Department, Nj. w. T. Burns, has his
war paint on. ,GRIFFIs.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

The Times Democrat Of
Now Orleans, lead. all the
newspapers published in tho
south-Daily and Weekly.
HAas tho lsrye,t e;roxl''s'o".
Read the New Orleans
Times Democrat. The best
and most newsy paper in the
, South--Daily and Weekly.
! Hkss Ms largest circulation
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

NEYSPAfEH -.A.' :. =
| have for s"lr 10 los Of Nnnpi
uel Type, seannl.hani, tor whic!
| will take 10 ets per: 10,
r. T, PAYNE.
Grenada Miss
tt.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Duncan 4 Wright have received
aies line Men and Aoys clothing
We are still selling shoes, call and
ssamips our stack. Duncan d
Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07
THE NEW CABINEr.

Dig ~" Secretary of State.
Sec. Of Treasury. Wlndop If Mi9n.
" War, Proctor of Vermont.
" Navy, Tracy, of New York.
" Interior, Noble, of Missouri.
+. M. General, Wannamaker, Penn.
Atty. Genersl, Miller, Indiana.
oecy. Agriculture, Rusk, WISCONSIN
All Of them are men of second. rat.
ability except blaine. And the rea
son such men as Sherman aiid Ed
lnends are not i'll the Cab" is be
cause they would not associate VIII
Mr.. M4lligan letter Blaine.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

The Largest, the Best and Cheap
est stock Of Boots aud Shoes in Mort!
Mississippi, can be found at GriffIs'.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Tickets 70 the Grepsda Amateur
Dramatic Club for sale at Eatmsn
end Powell's no extra charges for re-
served sests.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Don't fail to go and see Rosco, and
gee yourself Or somebody else draw
tha elegant prizes. Reserved seats only
Is cents
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

New Stock boys clothing just To-
seived. Duncan 4 Wright 4, ~
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07
FOR SALE.

Ten beautiful building lots In the
most desirable part Of tho city
Terms easy. ". "A. BELEw. 81 4
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

You can save money Plows AZ"
Plow Gear by buying FROM Rosne 4
Sou,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Hamilton Brown Ladies' $3.50 sho'
for 800 at Buchanan Terrell Il Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Everything In the Agricultural in
plernent line at bottom dgurss Roane
& Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

A full line Of collars, Harnesa and
Saddlsry and We will not be under
sold, Roans& Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

We arc showing beautiful line Of
Mems clothing for spring wear
Duncan d Wright
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Gp TO Roane 4 son for good Plow'
aud cheap Plows.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Pure and rich possessing all tn
nutricious properties Of Malt, Chase
Barley Malt Whisky is perfec
1snic for building up the system"
For sale by W. N. PASS.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Hamilton IssoMu, kas'ics' $3.50
shoes Tor ,s.1b q Bsshaasn Terrell
&C., .e
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Suits fot small boys, new stock
clean goois. Duncan b Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

Charles Heiser's Gents 500 shoe
10, 500 q Buchanan Terrell 4 Go.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

ChssAlr reisss's Gents n, 20 shoes tce
IN atl npAeaaa. rssrsi ACa>
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07
GRENADA, MISS.

G~Will practice IN Grenada 'snd
adjoining counties. Office In Hight
6ulldlng, Main street,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

White goods. Percale's Prints
Glnghsm New Stock just received
Duncan 4 Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-07

,yut u,, mi, Y, lie. same hands, Alex Siml.
on uSCisetr. 4, .
Road No Il, Grent In aud PioHid nee ROAD
nginning ut BrynntS gate ana thI,ns ~
Evidence, sam. haud>. Iobc Danlris
everseer. ,,, .,
.giu lng at rr"v!dehcr .nh rhdins vt Il
nile post Same hands :. HrN,n o>trsrf
Rnnd NnS Grenada and Brlitnntnn road.
erIpuips AT II mile post, ana rndulS y,
Webster count! line Same h'aus' II
tuutOu Ovrisetr. . w
Road No ., trcn ada and Montsnm'f! c"uh'
Y road, Beginning 1t Grrnnda and ftllf"ii.
ain road and ending nj Montgomery county
me same hands, JAS I pitlihs oFSi seer;
Road No 10. The middle Grentna ana Bell
,nt,ip rod. Beginning al Grrh 'dt "iIu
.,elliuntaiu road and 81" ins Al White chu''h
anne hands, L Ingram oNeisvtr.
Road NJ IL, GIayspou ana froNiuence
old Besin';ng at suite rhnrr"' ahu 'h"'
az at Er,n .d,and providence io'"' '""'''
uands Geo Moor ov~iseer.
Road M u middle rund. Beginning al
..rynnaa and Beiliuntrin road. anu INA Ax 81
suit Putta Bridge. same hand>, laNid 'i'n'>
overse er. a .,. ,,.,.,
iI,,Iu bridge and ending nj Pleas hl Grove
church, Same hands, Trottrr Bell orerseer.
Moan NJ, "A Grenada AMI Gr'ASlN'h rn'',
hau inning ut iorS oi Eruasi' ""i iiuastu.I
r g,A, ntI,l enuIHs ~ "'bD' 'ii iinc'', Saioe
Il ends, 81 j Ch"Jthaih nHc'Ne'r
Nod No 10 tlrp nt. ana Et'AN y r0H"
ti,., rnIn. ~, W"2t'. nd II 'c', Hi"i "r'ili's
,tia, spot, Sa,ur Il ans, r'i 'I..''"s II E
overseer. ....
Beginning nj GgRyAia,t a'ut 'uti"G :" ''H''
old field. same han.,>. II .,"n'r'' tr-t, !.
Road NJ H. Gt"na'i. "nt !r"V' 'i''' r"a'i.
iiesinniny at Grel'W'a "nd 1r"'m"i'r ~
and endtug ~ inre Ola fcl'. lSnn' ha'laa.
lob Dowdia oversee, "a
Road No Is, t;rcn., ana S!ai.; =, al, =, road
beginning at top ut h,i. StsS,d Pm hts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-23
Raising Rabies by Incubator.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-Raising babies of premature birth by the aid of mechanical incubator is the latest freak of medical science at the womans hospital For the first time in this city this process was put to a practical test ten days ago, when Flor ence Ryall, an s-months old child, was wrapped in.swadding clothes and placed in the incubator. The experiment. has proved so satisfactory that hereafter the incubator process will probably be fixture in all we'll regulated hospitals of this city. The present baby initiate is thriving under the process, and apparently enjoying the best of health. The baby girl weighed at the time of her birth about three pounds, or one half the weight of an average new born child The incubator has raised the baby's weight up to five pounds within ten days. Little Flor ence rests in the incubator nearly all of the time, except when she is taken out to receive nourishment or is given sponge bath. The former operation occurs three times a day, and the latter twice