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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29
Stockholders Meetings OF Mill.
ing Concerns.

The stockholders of the Shenandoah Milling
Company met this morning ut the Second Ma
tiOnal Bank The directors for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: George 81. Tur-
ncr, d. J. Sloan. David Sloan, James n. Sloan.
VIM. Il. Percy aud p. II. Daughtrey. The di-
rectors held a meeting Immediately thereafter
and elected the following officers George III.
Turner. president; James NJ. Sloan, vice pres
ident; Nimrod Trussell secretary and tFea-
surer. Mr.. Geo. II. Turner was made manager
of all milling business, and Mr.. Nimrod Trus-
sell manager of store. vice Mr.. d. j. Sloan,
who is now located at New Baltimore. o.
The new manager is q miller of great ex-
periepce. having given his entire manhood to
the pursuit of his chosen profession. To him
is due in large measure the success of the
BloOmery mills, before and since the introduce
ton of the NoYe Roller system. Mr.. Turner
has host of friends in the lower valley and
will doubtless keep the milling business of the
company mp to the mark established by Mr..
Sloan and himself. OF Mr.. Sloan, who on
March 18th goes to other and wider fields of
usefulness, no praise is demanded ; his excel
lent work speaks, for itself.
The Miliville Milling Company also held their
annual meeting for the election of officers this
morning at the Second National Bank. The
old board was reelected as follows: VIM. R.
Percy. Lloyd Lowndes, David Sloan, p. II.
Doughtrey, j. W. Sanders, WIN. ii. Evans and
j. VI. Sloun The board Immediately organized
by the election OF David Sloan as president !
Lloyd Lowndes, vice president; John w. San
ders: secretary and treasurer. The board then
adjourned to meet in this city on Wednesday.
Jan 30th. when the report of last years bus
iuess will be submitted.
[CumberIand Times, Jan. %.
To the above we may also add that
Mr.. Nimrod Trussell, the newly
elected manager of the Milling Com
pany's store, is a gentleman of expe-
rience in the mercantile business.
genial and popular, and of good bust
ness standing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29

SHoEs,AKISG AND REpA1R1Sa, sign
of Red Boot, No. 2 N. Charles St,
up stairs. Good work, low prices.
Half-soling so cts. per pair. All
kinds of Rubber Boots and Shoes re-
paired, and guaranteed.
Gro. II. HAGIEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29

Extra biz. bargains in Winter Goods, Blank
cts and Comforts. as we don't want to carry
them over, at HIRscHXAN's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29

Oar stock of Lad:es' and Chi!dren's CIoaks
will he sold less than half Of former prices
Now is your chance to buy cheap garments
Mt HlRsCUMAS'S
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29

We have still some of those Pebble Button
Shoes nj SOC. pair. really worth 5i.5O. Have
them i'll all sizes. at HIRscHMAN's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29

Remnants OF Dress Goods almost given away.
at II RsCHNAS's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29

FoR Rent CHEAP Handsome new
House, six rooms, bay window, large
celier, cistern, garden and yard
Healthy location.
Gro. II. HAc,Ey
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29

PUBLTo SALES. The FOLLOWING Pub
lie Sales are advertisedin t,is paper:
Friday February Real Esttte. by Geo
Baylor. D. B. Lucas and Joseph Trapncll.
Special Commissioners.
Friday, February 1.-Real Estate, by S. w
Washington and Joseph Trapnell, Special
Commissioners.
Thursday February Personal Property.
by Henry Stoufrer and Chas H. Kable. Adj
ministrators.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29
BuckIen's Arnica saIve.

THE BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chnppcd Hands, Chilblains.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t is guaraii-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For sule by
c. Frank Jones.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-01-29

Sale Posters printed handsomely
and cheaply at the SPIRIT office.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

When locking over the condition
Of our streets for several weeks the
name Of Tulon. of France, has been
unexpectedly forced upon our memo.
~ aud we d" not know why except
it IL the dirtiest city in Europe. nj.
though II lies on the beautiful Medi.
terrlpesn aud Is populated with
hundred Of thousands, it has ever
been The h0tbed OF cholera and other
great epedemics. This little town
Hes on the beautiful Ialobusha with
its three thousand inhabitants aud
should with its water pri, ileges..both
north aud ea>t-be the %cleanest and
tidiest town in the Stat, but for some
unexplained reasons it drains
bitches, culverts and other escape.
for rain have been 80 filed up that
the water tried to run up hill in or.
der to try 10 get away. We are ilaY-
py to state however that this State OF
thugs will not last long rs active
and energetic means are now at
work to remedy this State Of things.
On Main street we zee culverts laid
down Of heavy thick plank, bitches
opened aud the street made level.
We give u Marshal and deputy the
credit OF institutiuy this great, tuuck
needed reform and we hope that no
thing will intervene TO carry it ION
thoroughly until Grenada eau 1t
| called one Of the neatest places in
the State Of, Mississippi. Perhaps IN
| these remarks We should include The
| Board oil Mayor and Alderman. who
stand At the head of our municipa
government. for any praise or cen
lure implied or expressed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20
CHANCELLOR MAYS.

II every one In the intelligent and
select audience, which faced Chancai-
a0r Mayes ut the Court House on
thursday night, received the same
IMPRESSIONS from his address, that we
aid, ne made each y warmer and wiser
lriehd Of our State University than
ever: II he succeeded every where IA
ne did here in stamping deeply bis
views, we are prepared to say, that
rs Ii doing i great work iii favor OF
that high institution of learning over
which he presides so ably. The his.
tory Of the University from, its incan.
tion 70 ITS present status was given In
= continuous thread without q break
anywhere in its progress. Its every
ehange OF feature, whether by direct
legislation, by single or concerted
events. was set forth as clearly and
distinctly as though marked on a
black board In strong cOlors, The re-
suits ofthe school in educating Young
men Of mark, was so highly f%atterins
that the pride Of its evsry friend nres.
ent was tindled to u higher degree, in
seeing the success of the alumni in
this and other States. The facts
seem almost marvellous when com.
pared with other richer and older csi-
!eges. The great number Of Ok
ford graduates in the late State Dem
ocratic convention in itself was re-
markable If not wonderful. The
greatness Of education there compar-
cd with ather seats of learning, and
the moral results of the place should
at once recommend it to the youth of
our State. The SUCCESS Of the girls
who graduated was even more won
derful than the young men. The ad-
dress was captivating from beginning
to its close, AMI while making no ef.
for at oratory, it was the very quin-
teessence Of eloquence in his easy,
graceful 1aanner, smooth flowing lam
guage, and clear convincing argu-
ment. The Chancellor will find us a
warmer advocate Of the University
now than ever.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

J. 6. Gibbs was nominated for SUI.
veyor by %accl.mation. Also K. W. Jones
Tor Coroner and Ranger.
The following were the..Beat officers
nominated. .
Beat No l-Eor Supervisor, A. e.
Leigh; Magistrate, J. Lane Leigh and
W. g. Penn +; Constable, J. A. Wilson.
Beat No2-For Supervisor, W W Trus'
sell Magistrates, D. L, Halle and A. e.
James; Constable Isaac James.
Beat No. 3.-For Supervisor, L. B:
Yeager; Magistrate, G. W. Evans and
J. L. Bardwell; Constable, 7. H. Avent'
Beat No. 4.-Fos Supervisor, W. Il.
Baker; Magistrate s. 7. Tatum; Con-
stable, l.. p. Powell.
Beat No. 5.-For Supervisor, +, L.
Atkinson ; Magistrates W. H. Whita ktr
aaA p. NJ. Elm"re ; Constable, J. W
Woods
The convention then selected the fol-
lowing named gentIeman,,tj serve ON the
Executive Committee for the ensuing
term: :.
Beat No Wv. c. Mclean, and A. X,
Beat No. Wv. JEParker saa +. A
Catfey,
B at No. Champ Weir and F.. L
Sanderaor,
Bra, No. 4.-W. ". Holly and W. F,
Martin.
Be.t No. 5.-P. N. Miller and J. c,
Crump.
I'll. convection then adjourned SIN.
die.
". c. MCLEAN,
A. S. BELL, Chairman,
Sn0sninHSy
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Amongst the new businesshousss
in Grenada We take pleasure ir pre-.
seuting the name of our young friend,
Charles Melton. Beginning. q ew
years sgo at the lowest rung Of the
ladder an unknown aud hexperi-
enced boy, he began life with princi-
pie OF fixed morality and gradually
worked up to man's estate with 4
reputation Of which he and his friends
may be proud. On his own RESPONSE.
bility he can now be found rs the
head Of . new business house which
IL a credit to the town ~ we'll as him
self. In connection with this Is.
tablishment 1t affords US honest plea.
sure to mention the name Of Mr.. w.
g. Hamilton, one Of the best and
truest men that ever represented
the interests Of hls own as well IS
others. His experience 40 = mer-
chant covers many years Of success
aud defeat during which bis god
aame. has been fixed in upright prin-
ciple As the North Star. II Mr..
Hamilton never succeed In laying
up q fortune In this life, he is laying
the foundations Of an endless happy
future. II any man OF our acquain-
tances ever acted upon the principle
that Honesty IL the best policy"
that man Is MI. w. G.. Hamilton.
This is not off red a. compliment
but ~ lnfsxible truth. With the
united efforts of the junior and senior
workers In this house, it bids fair
for . large success, which happy
result We wish to see,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

We are very glad to state that the
horus have arrived and. the blowing
will soon begin, whether it will blow
up the town, or blow out the boys,
bowling must beglnsnd if we have any
afflicted With Insomnia or nervous
fights, we wsrff them in time to make
arrangements to refugee or crawl in q
hole and drag the hole in after them.
"Music hath charms to soothe the
savage, melt the rock and split the
cabbage" but the Introductory ex-
periences ola we'll organized band of
beginners Is calculated not only to
shake the nerves but the teeth
whether natural or false Of any man
not afflicted with dementia. We ex-
pect q serenAde when we can say with
Shakespeare in reference to the &C.
cOmplishments Of the band. "He
whose ear is not 'Ope to the sweet
concord Of music Is fit for treason,
strategems and war;" OIL words to
that effect. Lot US say to the young
gentleman engaged in this thing, 1t
l. not only honorablebut may be in
cidentally at times u service Of profit
and we hope they will study their
lessons diligently.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

We appreciate a nan whether old
or Young who III let's aud overcome
obstacles on his way, Having known
Mr.. John Vance from boyhnod, VIZ
are familiar with his struggles from
that period Of his life to the present.
Without educatiou, without money
and almost without fripn1-, be de.
serves the highest marks # praise,
not only for his professional skill a.
IA photographer, but for the rank that
he holds, a. al intelligent worthy cill
zen. and We are prepared to say, thai
his work either 81 = = or grouped,
sn al or age sIze will COMPARE
favorabIy with the finest Of the most
noted artist in the county aud our
people III town OF out of town need
have no t ars Of his capacity IT, do
them first q lass job. We wish it
Known that We are not pali for this,
DOR even asked, but present it a. a free,
will offering t" a worthy ii iHeu.
whom we are glad 10 All our firn!,
Mr.. John Nahce.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Young men and boys to the manor
born, when worthy can always claim
the use Of our pen In their behalf.
Hilary Gordon born and raised near
Grenada, Of honest christian parents
who still live TO adorn their white
hairs with long lives Of truth and
virtue; and II he is MT industrious,
honest and truthful 1t la not because
he had not good examples. We are
glad to say that he is . chip of the
old block. Now that he has set up
As meat vender, the public
may expect Of him good beef, pork
aud mutton at reasonable prices aud
fair weights. The public are always
liberal to beginners, and 1t is q noble
impulse Of the citizen. We cneer-
fully recommend Hilary to our peo.
pie al worthy Of . liberal share OF
patronage In his line Of business. He
can be found in the rear Of Dr. Camp.
BELLS store, nicely fixed up with all
the appurtenances of the butcher.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

To our young and thoughtful friend
Mr.. W. p. Ferguson, we are indebted
for Q ride to the fair grounds on We'd
nesday morning. On nearing the
grand stand the tents, wagons aud
mules reminded US Of y struggling
detachment Of soldiers, until we saw
the plOws, harrows and rollers tn
make the race track smooth, level
aud Arm, Instead Of caissons aud can.
mons. The grounds begin to look
shapely and inviting, and II the con.
tractors will push their work the 10Th
Of October will open with II Of the
most interesting events that has oc.
Cured here since the war. The fair
will continue three days, and coming
after every one In tie surrounding
country, aud being our hrst since the
war, we may expect q large concourse
Of people. and many noted racers.
We urge upon our people to begin to
prepare specimens Of flowers, fruits,
vegetables, etc.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

1t is not often we have the opportu-
nifty of congratulating one of our citi.
9 II on a European tour Of pleasure
and observation, but the moment has
arrived when we can perform this
pleasant duty. The handsome and
affable MI. Herman Summerfield, of
the large and popular establishment
of A. Summerfeld l. Bro, left Gre
NADIA some three months ago, to visit
the old civilizations lying beyond the
Atlantic in the continent of Europe,
We have no space to follow him from
those cities hoary with age and his.
tolic with events, but are satisfied
that his Intelligence, frightened and
his pleasures increased at every step
CT his wanderipgs, whether booking
at the wonders Of old hiss ric London,
which bewilder the eye of the stranger
at every step, or Paris, the gay aud
splendid metropolis of France, where
art, learning and science are not Only
localized but idot;zed. Berlin with
her TeutOnic treasures of wealth aud
mind, the centralized power of the
German Empire, the home Of her
young Emperor, with his ancient but
powerful Prime Minister, the world
renown Bismarck, wandering along
the beautiful plains or climbing the
sleeps of the Alps in Sunny Italy and
Switzerland, his eyes ::ditated with
pleasure and his soul drank in the in
SEPARATION Of wonder. During tits
time he was not forgetful ofhis house
and home in Grenada, purchasing
such goods as pleesed his fancy aid
taste to be sold to his customers here.
The large stock purchased both In
this country and rs Europe by Mr..
Herman makes the house of A.
Summerfield & Bro. a ceutrsl fig
ure on our board of trade.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Skeptics may scoff aud believers
may doubt, but we believe that the
Brown-Sequard liquid, OF "elixir Of
life," Is yet to introduce = new era
In the worId's history. When the
uugodly Franklin quietly drew from
the angry storm. cloud its dread
thunder iu.O his bottle, the world
stood aghast Ut the sacriiege Of the
man boldly invading a circle of the
Deity where angels dared not tread.
See It now lighting our houses aud
streets, driving railroads and carry
ing messages around the globe with
the speed Of light, and its uses just
begun.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20
A. S. BELL,
Secretary.

A good presiding officer is essential
ly necessary to any deliberative body,
and such q one the County Democratic
Convention which met here on Mon
day last had in the person Of Mr.. VIM
c. Mclean. Besides some knowledge
at least of parliamentary usages, he
ought to be . man of quick concep-
ton, fearless moral courage, largely
mixed with physical ability to rule
and override . set of honest but anx-
i0us men. MI. Mclean was unani-
mOusly selected chairman Of the DEM
Ocratic Executive Committee, and the
honor, more truly the tribute confer
red, the people knew that he would
appreciate In doing his work we'll and
IN time; and we may be pardOned for
here saying that this is one reasO
why Mi. Mclean is so popular as a
law yer. Following the scriptural in
junction, Whatever thy hands find
to do, do it with all thy might" The
Convention was made up Of good ma
terial from every beat-honest, a
nest, sensible men--who did their
work without combinations ~wrangling
and adjourned. The speeches on the
occasion were few but to the point.
Mr.. VIM. Dubard thanked the public,
but especially his friends, for the COM
plimentary vote he received, while con-
stantly declaring that he WAS not .
candidate, . fact proven not only BY
his wi assertions, but by knitted
facts. In the presentation Of bis grste-
full compliments his language was elo-
quent and appropriate. His allusion
to the great. powers and splendid fa-
ture Of the lamented VIM. r. Barks-
dale was in fine taste and eloquent
words, firing the whole house rs If by.
electric sparks. The talents and moral
worthsof this gentleman and friend
are by no means y recent discovery to
us-we have declared them before
both on the hastings and in the press.
DR.. VIM. McSwine, the nominee for
the legislature, appeared before the
convention and in q few minutes un-
bOsOmed his feelings in strong and
pungent language. The Doctor 10 not
only well known but highly apprecia-
ted for his public spirit, general intel
ligence, legislative experience and lib
eral contributions to everything in
which his people are concerned, for
pleasure or profit. He is . safe man IN
or out Of harness, and the county has
In him q trusted servant Of rains and
courage tempered with discretion.
Sheriff Jones next came forward IN .
clear, unequivocal talk and thanked
his supporters for the distinguished
honor Of re-nominating him for . third
term, IN honor not often conferred, but
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

We noticein the last issue of the
Grenada Gazette that Col. Williams
wants to marry off our old friend, Joe
Young, but we don't think anybody
could be more anxious for q cOnsum-
mation of that sort of trade than Joe
himself-WinOna Advance.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Mrs. f. 8. Bell accompanied by her
intelligent and refined daughter Miss
Cora, Of Hardy Station, is here visit
Ing the family Of Mr.. Spencer Bell,
one Of our leading merchants and son
Ot Mrs. Bell. These family reunions
are always pleasant and promotive Of
our highest and best Social interests.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Col. J. j. Williams, of the Grenada
Gazette, attended the reunion here
on Tuesday, and favored the Advance
with quite . pleasant visit. It affords
Ms pleasure to know that in his old
age the Colonel enjoys such good
health, and may that rich blessing at
tend him for many years to come
Win0na Advance.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Mr.. E.. D. Estes, formerly a citizen
OF Grenada, but now editor OF the
C Orning (Ark.) Index, accompanied
by his estimable wife, spent several
days in the city with relatives and
friends. We hope their visit was
one of great pleasure.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

We were glad to see our young
friend, Mr.. +. J. Simpson, Of the
Wilder place, some six miles:south Of
town. last week. Mr.. simpson was
lust on his return from his home In
New York, alters pleasant sOtOurn
OF six weeks amongst bis relatives
and friends. Mr.. Simpson 10 young
man Of Intelligence devoted to his
buslnsss. and . drst class manager,
and although young bis experience
has been bought ut the expense OF
Industry aud close observation both
OF animal and vegetable life.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION.
In pursuance TO a call Of the Dem,

In pursuance to q call Of the Demo.
cratic County Executive Committee, Of
Grenada c"nn,y, n Democratic county
convention was held in the Court HOUSE
Of Grenada IN Monday S.pt. l6, 1889.
W. G. Mclean. Esq, ~ Chairman Of the
Democratic executive Committee. called
the convention TO order, and stated the
Obirut vi liIe Milf, ~iIiuiI WIS III IUiui'
nate county and Beat officers. On mo
ton W. G. Mclean, was elected Chair
man, and A. s. Bell Secretary. Nomi-
nations then being in order, DR.. WV
MrSwine and Mr.. ". NJ. Dubard vert
placed in nomination Tor Representative
which resulted as follows:
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

We were glad to meet on Monday
that sterling man and good citizen. Of
Jefferson, MI. W. I. ~Inlnan, father Of
our friend, Mr.. A. 7. Inman. The
block and the chip bear identities that
cannot be disputed for moral and
business worth,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

We are authorized In the name Of
Mr.. y. D.. Parks aud family, to return
their most profound acknowledge.
ments to the many citizens who
testified their respect Ia tenders Of
sympathy on the bereavement Of his
household, and especially Mrs.
Moilie and Mr.. john Powell and the
teachers II the Baptist Sunday
school, In which little Lottle was y
favOrite for more substantial.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Memphis contributes for q brief
season to the social circle of Grenada,
Mrs. w. E. McGhee and children, who
are visiting her sister, Mrs. B. F.
Thomas, making another link In the
long chain Of happy social events
which have marked one Of our dullest
aAAaONA.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Rememb r our Grand Fall Open-
ing takes place on Monday Sept.
.3Oth. Handsome S%ouveniers given
away to every visitor.
f. CAIN h &C.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20


IT. history and present condition
warrant u- IN assuring parents and
guardians, ihlt Grenada Collegiate
Institute affords the best ad vaLtag-s
for Industrial, Literary and Religious
culture. The di>eipIIneis firm. The
boarding Department is home like
aud comfortable. The Health j. fine.
Expenses are moderate. The lnSti-
tute embraces Eight Departments.
Full Corps If experienced ald Com
petent Teachers, Fer Catalogue and
any particulars address the Prrsl.
dent. Rev. 7. J. Newell, \. NJ.
K. i. LAKE. Grenada, Miss.
Sp,'ty of Roar Vruutau
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

II you wish to see q Grand displayof
6ne goods come to our Fall Opening
Moadsy Sept. 30th, and at same
time receive \ handsome souvenier.
+. CAHN& Co.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20
,JNST RECEIVED.

4 large lot Of Cakes, Snow Flake
CRACKERS, Stick and Fancy candy,
Canned goods Of all kind, California
preserves, Grits, Oat meal, Harmony,
Cabbage, Onions, Irish and Sweet
potatoes, Fresh Barrel Pickles, Ba-
nanas, Prize popcorn at
Weypeth's.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

Rev. ]. II. Parish, Of CoffeeviIie.
will presch ut the Baptist Church
here on Sunday At II o'clock in the
morning, sud half past 4 in the
evening.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-09-20

E. Calm 4 Co.'S Grand Fall opening
takesplace Monday september Both,
Handsome souveniers given away to
asoh.visitor.