The Grenada gazette., 1889-01-17
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The many friends Of Col. w. II
J FitzGerP,d wi he delighted to leari
that he isyery much pleased win hi
new home, -
Mr.. A. g. Dubard WAS on ouf street,
this week for The first time for severa
months, ihakiilg hands with his nu,
merous ffisnds.5 ~ "'
Marshall Mays spent couple OF
days with his father and mother al
GrayspOrt this week.
Captain bop LeseL, representing
the Randls iron ESfks, of Memphis,
was chasseing around Grenada last
Tuesday. He says of his firm that
they sell iron, and steel fora living
Our ever welcome friend, Mr.. c. c.
Peete, was in town last Monday. Mr.
Peete was perturbed over the fact
that they could not have school
at Peetes, though there are q child
rem of ed4oaabls ase in the district,
To the regret of her many friends
Miss Maggie Williamson left for her
home at Ashland on last Monday
night. We hope her visit to our city
was . pleasant one.
Miss Katie Duncan. Of Grenada,
Miss, is in the city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. H. e. Turnage. Of No. s.
iosiee street. Miss Duncan has many
friends IN the city, and is quite pQpu.
lar.--Memphis Avalanche.
Messrs Matt Gage and Glenn Estes,
OF Grenada, Miss, returned home on
the 9th, after weeks sojourn among
friends here. Boys, we miss you very
much; come again.-Cofning ARK. J
Index.
Miss Mamie DeLosch, a most
charming and accomplished young
lady of Grenada, Miss, now teaching
at the Sullivan school house, spent a
few days in our eighborhood as the
guest of Mise Emma Whitten.
-Batesville Panolian.
Messrs. W. B. Marshall and f.. G.
Polk have succeeded Mr.. J. w. Bel.
lsmy as editors and proprietors OF
the Charleston News. We gladl,
welcome our old friend, Tobe Polk
oack inte the journalistic world, aud
wish hin and big partner ? world OF
SUCCESS.
The many friends Of Mr.. Edwin
Aldrich, who has been quite sick at
Hardy for segsrsl weeks rast, will
be pleased to learn that he is ~
again.
We are Hlessaa &c eas on oul
streets thia week, Nj, Jesse Grit1is,
Of Hardy, the venerable father of Mr.
J. ". Grif1is. Mr.. Griffis is in his
55th. year, and with the exception OF
4 little rheumatism, enjoys excellent
h eslth.
We are glad to see our friend San
Vile, back again, after q soiourn OF
several months In Texas, whittier ht
went in search Of health. Sam look,
like he never had been sick in his
life, and we hops his restoration t.
health 10 permanent.
We met our friend Hon. @. f. |
Bledsoe OIL the street this week. Fl
lad been down to Jackson on Mon.
lay the 14th, to assist as elector in !
fasting the vote of Mississippi fol
Cleveland aud Thurman. w A,
Henry, the hanhsona aud talented |
'ditor of the iazooo Seminal, was
'hoosen as messenger to bear the vote |
% the President of the Senate of the |
United States. We will say In con
'lusiOn, that our District Elector, Mr. |
8ledsoe, has performed we'll, from
irst to last, ths important duty en-
rusted to him by the Democratic
,erty.
Elsewhere in this issue will b,
ound the answer of Hon. J. B. Nor
IAN to Gen. J. r. Chalmers contest
If his seat In the Fifty-first Congress.
t is quite lengthy but it should br
cad by everybody. Mr.. Morgan re
Jews Chalmers political history, and
lolds him before the public so thai
le will receive the just contempt and
corn of every true citizen of this
state. II Chalmers thinks his record
unknown to the intelligence of the
ountry, he is vastly mistaken, and
lis fawning words of injured inno-
ense will be received with nerited
ontempt.