The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

LOST-A COLL wstch charm blow.
Pet engraved on beam. The per.
srn returning same viii he librrslly
rewarded. A. J. ROANE.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, pastor Of the
Methodist church, we are sorry TO
learn has "A very sick daughter. We
hope that she will soon be restored
to perfect health.
Mr.. Ed Perry, one of Williamsyll-
les best merchants, was in town list
Tuesday, shaking hands with his
many friends. He came to Grenada
to lay in a new stock of tooth picks
and ais. We hope him much sue
cess.
Mr.. Marshall Mays, Of Graysport,
was in town this week, attending
Court. We are always glad TO see
Marshall and especially when he
sports such a must&che, as he carries
with him now.
Large quantities Of new goods are
winter trade. In a little while Gren-
ada can offer goods Of every style and
for every purpose, and at as cheap
rates as Memphis or any other south
ern points Of trade.
Mr.. Henry Burns charged some
weeks ago with the murder Of Mr..
bailey, was released from jail on Tues
day, on bond Of fifteen hundred dol
lars, and we suppose now is enjoying
his freedom amongst his friends, in
the eastern part Of the county.
The new process OF tanning leather,
Is n of the most valuable discoveries
ofthe age, hit does what il claimed
for it. 1t will last five or six times as
long, and will be ~ soft as buckskin
and yet imperyiOust to water, with no
more cost. One pair Of shoes Of it
would answer our purpise.
Our friend Gen. Pope, of Graysport
was in town during the WEI k, il g"n-
tie az the moombeam, aud as bright
az a suub, N The fact is he is
what we call IA universal! g%enins.
Strike Him sn any subject Of art or
science, aud lac will prove imtr!ligrn;
beyond expectations. Besides ali hi.
he is a refined gentleman.
The Clerks Relief Association has
been well sustained sinue its OrgAuiHu-
ton Several here felt its practical
me + has spnn nromutly n9id, We
. hn,a thHt itY nro!nignfin Vii be kent
M rn]ormIa rIv w6nn thn finn, Of Mont
NO no s6ali ba ex-rnL@G ton month
NC
NV. Grand .Jurv. of this court,
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% men VIZ ,n''' NV any," u, hno'i i.
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"p'IS"''''i7 "o"'H''S Il" ''!
c,,.a, ,n,opdid now wocon. for Mr.,
Ioa Tnwn,s in thn hottonI rolled ont
"f " - noat,. wnra ruo1n. nt ond
ti,na Mr. Dook in his line of goods
IL e'lu'i 70 an! ue'iiT u n',lv ~,
or WIG ~ in"'. no rrra",Ia
ar hcak us " 'i'etti'"I n "a ,fnIn"
peSi"eS Delhs '''' ''o "'"'
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The meeting IN New Nr!cana 81 the
Cotton Exchange ofthe nitc1 Stase7
on the 1ith Of September, VIII De I'M
, portqnt to the interests OF the, farmers
az WH'' 4" t!le li.t. cl"'l.S n1u ;oa'." ~
the ynle Ct the stapIa, hagging and ties
in weight and value. will he lcgiti-
mat,ig di4eIg4cd. Will not some OF
0ur cotton merchants or farmers be on
hand 70 represent Grenada.
,
The town was crowded last week
with people mostly negroes, WAITING
around and in the Court House on
what VIII DC to.d Oh the "1''TFe Stnn',
during this session of the court.
There are about II hundred here on
legal summons, while the large crowd
of lockers on, hv no means diminished
ns the trial of Mr.. Chcatham cot
/ tin,nd
,
Mr.. Vernon Moore, one OF the mosl
promising young men, OF
country, is in town, spending a re"
Grenada 4 good merchant, an intel
ligent &c tleman and an aspiring
politician, he has a bright future De
fore him, and he has our best wi'h4:'
that he may reach his brightest anti
cipation.
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we WlHh II uis.n'c't' "n and nav,
that we nave a g pIess any ;nh ~
type sultahic LOT ali'iost any J"u y