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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

40 900 barrels day the daily average has rsen 70 %
al 900 barrels and for the first fifteen days Of a.
month TO So,7e5 barrels. Tho reduction In tho ~
stocks OF oil Is stfli going on at rapid rate III e.
T..t ,wo weeks he deliveries exceeded the rns ~
Aa7 Is1 barrels, the increase amounting 70 g6s7ss
barres In the last week. The daily average Of rug.
thus far this month has been 4s,73S barrels sgzfpa
AZ 100 barrels in February. 1921 fl January. 1884,
and AZ. 72s IN March last yeaE The deliveries AVA
aged sS754 barrels In tho last week, against 81 Oh
in February 77194 in January, 1896. and e6sle bss
res in March last year, The pipe line figures from
March TO II (charters to the lStd inclusive, are =
follows:
Rum. p.liy.r,.. ds hTsS;s Charles.
GSss PEI day ss5ss Ss lss ss
The speculation in crude oil last week was some
what moro active than in the preceding week. but
the larger business was at the expense OF value.
The dulness, which had been perhaps the most dis
couragng feature Of The maret was broken suddenly
on wednesday, ana although the transactions have
steadily fallen on since that day, the week closed
on fairly active market 1t Is not impossible that
checked tho trading. and that another period OF
stanatlon win follow, but II Is more probable that
ss ss @sy have srassa N other speculative mar
certinsates Se M NC condition OF the trade
entirely satisfactory and tho Increase IN supply has
not yet boon 50 large es TO make any serious break
Ss xeeE AFTER rally 81 ss1i s gss
price, is practically the break OF wednesday, but
hero sseme to be no public disposition % speculate IN
Inc price or the field becomes less favorable Ia
tho bears. The closing was rather weak, and al
though the market was moderately active, the duo.
tuatons wero In the direction of lower prices.
The range of prices and the total dealings IN Ne
and Petroleum Exchange for the last three wssEs
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
Mem Qualifications
CERTRUDEs MARRIAGE.

BY w. HEIMBURG. charming novel oeaInx VIZ, ~,
German middle.clsss life and telling an eAesp.on
teresting story with great spirit grace ana
vol IomO. Cloth. 81 25; paper, rs cents. mi,
The author is considered superior % MsinM ,o.sos
story appeals strongly the human heart 'nu
real dramatic fire.
woRTHINGToN CO.. TAT broadway. n. Z.
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DroposdI5.
ID ROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT AND POSTAL
posr.nrF1oE DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, d. O., March IL. 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received Of this De:
partment until Saturday he 1Sth q April lss9 a. ~
for facing alps, twine. letter scales Dostmarkng
and rating stamps rubber clamps caneelng ink, PADS
Inks mgsllage glass goods rulers. folders articles OIL
eaneous Stationery such quantities Of the different
articles respectively and such times and from time 10
they 10 ordered during the fiscal begln
ming July 1889 and ending june 3d. 1890 Tor the use
Blanks for proposals with specifications giving detailed
statement Of the requirements 70 be met In respect 70
aTtcle and also the esna Quantities probably TO
be required Of each and giving full instructions ~ to ne
OF bidding and conditions be observed by bid
ders will bd furnished application 70 the Superintendent
OF the Division OF Post Once Supplies Post once De-
partment Washington ID. o.
The reserves the right TO reject any
JNO. WANAMAKER,
Ipnaffn tnr Gene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
Danring ACADEMIES.

JuHIlHY AIHUEHIIlb'
A -CARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY, 80 6th.aye:,
"A between th 14th private anu class lessons
an hours; lady assistants special terms for clubs ana
saniIIes. elasses city country waltz taught
spdiy; classes afternoon ana evening terms moderate
A LExhNpER MACGREGoRs los WEST 56TH-sT.
"A private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing dauy.
Mendeissohn Hall TO let for private entertainments
u ERNANDos Dancing Academy. le2 East SSthsH
New Glasses forming for second Nrm AL
T.xbionsble DaneeA Send for circular.
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Gearhers.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied. no charge te1ehers
"A. wanted; no registration foe vacancies aN&s oh
hand form Tor STAMP Il +. AVERY. American School
ppoFFSSORS teachers tutors governesses, ell
a. branches supplied schools and families; SeITTGpn a
schools 10 parents modern languages spoken. mInLan
COYRIERE 81 Fast 17th.s, bet Shave ana bIosansI
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, 1890
&c IN Colleges schools and Families Apply 70
W. MIS- NJ j. YoUNG.FULT0N. % Uhlon square
ID ROCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi:
ID cage supplies superior teachers for eebo0ls
ana famiesI Mrs l. FREEMAN-BEoCKWAf' Is
West nSdSt Recommends schools 70 parents
xx1oMAN,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU dor
w both sexes ,uppies professors teacher -
colleges schools and families also bookkeepefa senogF+
pliers and cOpyists n business firms =, -, 1,,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

Total barrels. .7.TS5o0o 4.s4500o 6,97eooo
Refined oil was reduced 10 points gallon to
cents in New-York and 600 cents in Philadelphia
and Baltimore The decline had the effect TO sdmu-
late the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
r1NANcIAL MARkEra.

roxnox Mar lH-3 D. ni-ConsOls "a oi0 for money AMI
% bs Seco9nt Htan tic Great Western hrst mort
q srtiaeass a3; do second mortgage o. Can
gage up,S a. Erie 21T,; do second oonsois, l0i
- pai Scmnon Bot.l NowYOrk Central ll0h Mexican
Csntra trsT mortgage bonds 7la; Residing, 22+
Spanish IA, "a. II, -. r,o,ba. ,or sho,, rim. 4.
IN CAM and for three months bills 2's per cent
Paris avioes quote cent rente' ~ "a francs sa7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

U. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE SUPER
VIsIEG GENEMRsAShMARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE,
g EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Sfee until noon Of Monday, March % 1882 70
q the Marine Hospital Service at w9shington d. q
application to the undersigned The right Is reserved
valve informantes ana to RECT any or s proposals.
Supervising SUPERINTENDENT, NJ. III. s.
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d. LOTHRoP COMPANY, Boston,

7TSHE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave, 500
= Dazes Ulustrxted The standard xpthenty on
kpsxesu opsIsif sFas.ment. BALES fei saiitnk swss.
5Si q ne o,p5 fu5lislsd BY ne TribanS Nsv-yosk
sierfsiainx aS1 rnyeslly eompimsptsa by the press
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1nsirnftton


For Young Ladies-City.
Rr LECTURES FOR LADIEs1Rey p5; Sar SGshoS
a. H ifsSS fGf Rhyme Lady teacher wanted next year
AMP T.ssGS Shs VAN
For Rows and Young Gen-city'
i Seas sd primary n ' HOLLY i5hss
4 I9.f THsSpk s9SRsssoaN fsnsls
e amazed Sas :!Sssss; ssSs SsS
p w. Stssi rsr columbia s School Of Mines
For Both Sexes-city
rrpc1r,ARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE state
au. SI SSy seS 20 bu. %ess @
SHoRTHAYD sS SsaH
f Ssn1 Taf fl%sn and fd sssy "a s
ALEX HNbER Principal z,.-z--
TYUE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LAEGUhSSES.;,.
i Madison S S9gRaMsss RE RTi IN nc Now.
pr,n,Aes, Brooklyn, Boston, washington. PhilSdepha
For Boon sexes-country.
N OAKLAND COLLEGE Nyack ON: the, s5 fog
~ Ladies and % Ssni II pSRNNfsTER A. NJ Principal
Art Schools.
ANS rouIsA n CULVER win resume her classes
Fsn dISR s Sf0Gii e fo%ei' China Paint
ing and 2s WEST ssDsTE ,.saon. Nations.
N, Hart, N. A. Mr.. DAVID Johnsoh' Az ~
Musical Instruction.
N lNJo and GUITAR taught in twenty Plty2to eI poR
II with or without the aid OF notes hEHht " OON
SON Ie70 broadway, between S2d and $50 SIS
For Young Ladies Country.
r, oILEGIATE SUHooL FOR Girls, ENG i. w. ~
u n J. Reopens September co. FrSpaIssouNv 10 s
eqe specislty. Pupils admitted % EsSSaf,
and smith on our certificate. ADAL1NE W. S1EtNhANN'
CAROLINE N. GERRISH. A. B.
Bows and Young Men-countrV.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE Military boarding school,
"A "hi'0 irrInciipa O. r. WILLIS, A. NJ. Phi. D, -
CTNWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYs-At Milford, Conn;
II porents Nh unfortunate In u1c mAnageMsnt OF
hc, sons will do well profit by the advSnges Osred
by this school Address FRANK NJ How seHS
EREEHoLp INSTITUTE, Freehold. n. ,g1;EForS-
iouJth year, for boys Ind young men Aanress,
Rev A. G. CHAMBERS, \. NJ. Principal
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown on Hudson Offers Gn,
usual advantages parents SEEKING tne SesS pb
N ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDGEPOKT, Conn Stl,
L Excai lent home school for boys AovanuseS Isss
class Parents always pleased Begins sep" Az low
For circulars address s. B. JONES, A. Nj Principal
N FNNsyLvANIA MILITARY ASADE5MT6 GGEHS
Il TER 27TH YEAR MILITARY OoL LaL.sIss
Ciyl Engineering Chemistry Arehitset91rr' pslSsSs
TrSHE PEFRSKILL MILITARY ACADEhT' FeekS
L kill N. Y-Send for Catalogue, \, n pvr.naL
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Mem i]nblitaiions.
ANANTIDoTE TO " ROBERT ELsMERE.n
ALAN THoRNE.
DY
MARTHA LIVINGSTON MooDEr.

I2mo, Cloth. 81 2S
IL ss MT Gladstone srms. Robert Eismere" dan
seroes book tails aary In s striking originality and power
nay wen serve fox rs sntdots.
Ably and earessy 10 faces the ssa burning questions
me Win far drsrcnt rssux "A story It sustained
IN interest," strong intensely eainsst moral I'm
fusass 10 pare. simple sad esstsfuL Every candid
ssrr WA sesks 20 knex both adss sAeald become
epalntsd with Aisn Thorne.
Ysr sale st III bookstores. or sent pos1Ad By the
pubiishers
n YoTHROp COMPANY. Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
CHICAGO GAS TRUST COMPANY,
SO DEARBoRN-SP., CHICAGO, I'LL,
March Il, 1889.

March ID, 1889.
q, n FAY, President.
THEO d. WELLS, Sec'y and TreaA
THE ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders OF
the Chicago Gas Trust Company viii be hed at the
Thursday, the 25th day Of April. D. 1889 At ~
O'Clock noon for the election Of directors for the ensuing
year transaction OF such other business as may
Chicago, Nsw;York and Philadelphia transte. books
will close Saturday, March 23i and reopen Monday,
March 25h, 1889. Stock transferred after March 2Sd
will not be entitled TO vote at said meeting.
THEO. B. WELLS. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock.
il holders Of the Lake Superior and Puget Sound
Company will DO held at tho ofce OF the company, No.
II Broad ST., NewYork City, wednesday, March 20,
1889, O'Clock p m. for tho election OF directors
Transaction such other business may law
'''' '''' GEUEGE FoLLETT Secretary.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHICAGO, Ill, March /. 1889.
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE stockholders and voting bondholders OF
i the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company hereby
notified that tho annual meeting OF the said company for
the election Of directors and transaction OF such other
business may be presented, will be held at the
panys ONCE In Chicago. III. on Monday. the LIST day OF
April next az ~ O'Clock. a. m
The transfer books will be closed at the close OF buA
ness hours the 18th day Of March, instant and
opened on the I'd day Of April next
'''"'N CHARLES II. FOSTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
AoUEDuCT CoMMIssIoNERg oFFICE.

ROOM POO sTkWART BUILDING.
NO. $50 BRoADWAY NEW.YoRK. March IL. 1882
no CONTRACTORS.
BIDS or PROPOSALS for constructing n MaAonry
AQueduct from s connection with the New Gate House
OF 185h street and Convent avenue 10 point IN Tenth
and 1Ssth street, 10 be known "A SECTION
sl2 Of the New AsSsdSet CALLED Tor approved
e the Aa1edgct compaissonsrH VIII % received .
hs Dmee nssa %whies p m, % MEpNEsDAY.
publicly opened BY the Adseduct CommissionefS ana
Commissioners q. soon thereafter as possible.
Bank forms OF sad contract and speesneatcns therefor
closure, and al Information can be obtened Al s
above Office OF tbs Aqusduet Commissioners on appea
ton 70 the Secretary. = ~sS.'S~
BY erdor Of the Aeasduet Commissioners
JOHN u sHEBHAN, PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

II EXTENSIVE assortment Fancy China Matsinys. t ~
II "a roll. Carpengs, Rugs Reclining Chair ons ~
Tabes Deska Low prices A. LESTEtSs sosN rs
SfosdwW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

The following we're Saturdays quotations for un-
listed securities: D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. March 1e. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
Diri6euS Notices.
TlIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.
foS nROADWAY, NEW.YORK, MARCH :. 1889.
~N~ fTiIRTY.FIFTH DIVIDEND. ,,,,r
MI pfrEPI V dividend of ONE % PEh

N CENT ON the capital stock OF this company mas tais
day been declared payable Monday. April - lsss ,
The transfer hooks (Which closed for the snhu1
meeting and which will reopened THURSDAY, Mateh
Ia viii be closed on Friday, March % 1852 at nree
o'clock D. and viii De feopeueu ou Aoesd~o' N.Y." ~
1882 AZ zen q" "Si0OA II. cALEr Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

For Young Ladiss-city.
,,c-r,rc ron rIDIES-Rey. Dr. Gardners
"A school Tor girls COZ 6th,ave Mrs. unSt year
N IIistnrv In Rhyme Lady teacher Nanse4 nSAS ~
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

We are authorized t, Announce the name
I n. HUDSON az a condidat" tor the Of
Acc of Sheriff, subject 10 the action of the
uemocratic party.
wca are authorized to announce the name
,fcppi. l,obt. II. Turner M a candidate for
the .Il,ce Of County Treasurer subject to the
nc, ofthe Democratic party.
Thereby announce myself AZ II candidate
f.r RI. collection to the Office of County Treas
,,rer subject 10 the action Of the Demo
,r,,Ir Convention. W. y PASS.
W.ar authorized to announce the name
nj II, Il. Jones as a candidate far rejection
d, Inc Office OF Sheriff Of Grenada County,
.uhiec, to The action Of the Democratic par
~,
We are authorized to announce the name
of +. A. MARTIN AS a candidate for the
Office of Assessor subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
We aro authorized to the name
OIL, C. Branum as II candidate for the Office
of Assessor, subject TO the action Of the
Democratic party.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30
DIR. McsWINE WILL RUN.

DIR. WIN McSwine, after an absence
Of seyeral weeks, had hardly made his
presence known in town, before he
was met by friends fro.n dineren /
portions Of the town, urging him to
allow hLs name to be used again az II
candidate for Representative. It il
well known that the Doctor had once
yielded to u similar call, and sOou
afterwards Withdrew for renspns sat
isfact0ry to himself. No" that these
no longer exist aud the anita
gonism, which he had 4 light TO *
pect;'i. entirely removed, he in ac-
cordance with a pressure coming frorl
all parts Of the county and from our
best men and icading tanners, has
once more allowed his name to be
used "a q candidate before the county
Democratic Convention which meet,
Oh the 18th Of September.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30
CIRCUIT coyHr,

Our Circuit Court met on last Mon
day with Judge c. II. Campbell on the
bench. After the usual IOutine, the
Judge give his charge to the jury.
His honor is rather SLOW AID deLbeF-
ate, weighing every word, and mcas-
uring every sentence, which seems to
Us ~cminently proper. He is firm
when he makes Il rule, and the reason
II that he knows il IL both legal and
right. The week was spent in unin-
partant litigation and other matters Of
sole. Our last Monday the case of
NJ. }. Chcatham for murder, was be
gun and IL now before the court caus-
ing great interest and drawing a large
crowd.
Their we're In his case some eighty wit
nesses summoned, about forty Ji WHOM
testified. From Monday morning to We'd
nesdIy late, the testimony was given, and
the argument begun which confined until
nearly midnight. Jndgc Roam" opened on
the part Of the State in one Of the best Jury
speeches that ~ ever heard In criminal
eases. lii~ general rcmari:s IN the duty and
powers oitAc Jury in such CASES were made
In uttcrtnce and language emphatic in
sound ani appropriate unl beautiful In
language. Di>carhimE personal testimony,
he took up the CircuHstaHCial evidence and
huiit astrurturc regular in order, and COM
pact IN material. While lLbolins under
much feeling, he was deliberate and method
icii, at times eloquent and pathetic. ia
miliIr with ratings Of CDlrt aId the law
bpuTiug on histr-Hlmrut ne mad. Il EttDuL
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

The University has been put in II
o effective cOndit ioA than yer be-
fore.
rhr pIam OF study is rc-rast, 30 az to
allow nuntroU. electives in both In"
\. 3. and the Il. :. cOurst. fr"tts-
-urships havrbr rc-~organtAed Nd
olson %iIuguc, Prof. of Ancient Ian
guarr; r. y. Fulton, Prof. Of Physics
and Astronomy Il. NJ. Leavcll, Prof.
of Eng!i4h and Bellies Letters W. L.
SIMS, ,nte # Vanderbilt CuIvrr-it!,
prof. of Mrutal and Moral Science;
/ Geo, y. Purjnton, late of | niv"r-
-iry Of Missouri, Prof. of Chemistry
80 Natural History: Prof. J. W.
johnson. Aes' Prot. in English and
,tnItrlr"tir. TIE Executive Conn
pill~r " II till the chairs Of MatIt-
ma g aud ut Modern Languages,
:. m the best material afforded hy
Ir.r luiir,i States, before t"lirE"
ul.n-; and al Assistant Profess" 81
\ui l., Languages Will lie appoint
ldH trA NMy's, is Professor oi Law
,a! thaurrlIor
iuiih.n.llli Tree to ALL exec t n zee
..!irio. Law ejudt hts. Send lex
Inaultt-!rh -.n''H ,nt If inirr"V-
- >CI.uur ~'UGN.
lDM ,I.U MAYfS,
r,Iy,, it,. NI.,. Cttaiic, i.or.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

Mo rI, up'i INT, int .iIiGeut and il
nus;riuus il ur { j I'd Mr.. !om POI,
INVENT, formerly IA Grr'ada boy, hut
nnw Of pcar'iugtor, Miss II" la"
been on a Wis IL his tric.ds AMI rel
ativrs fnr sev.rnl ,tdy'. 7 III Is st.
wave welcome 10 f;rrnadn, not b."
Gus" of his relatives wh" are
an nE-t IN best people Int ON his
" intrinsic merit, asa strong fac.
tor il coed +oririy. Popu! ST wheIc
ne live+, Ir b"ar- AT III t"'sri' OF
10 courlrpu1 gen;.em and true
f!irud.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

That the corn crop i. II of the
most abunda t for many years, il gei-
orally acknowledged. But the cotton
crop changes in value with the men,
One will say he never had as poor, a.
agreeing ona large %succlant we'd,
Tn some places, the complaint IL Of
the boil worm, in the next Is the army
worm. and 90 the tale goes on ellarg'
ing and diminishing with the hopes
Of the men. After taking al the nc'
counts together we gather the ftct,
that more than TN arvr1g9 cH3p VII.
be made.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

Late O Il Wednesday evening We met
our friend, Doe wilkins, of Duck
Hill. Mature, riura;l II AMI assoc
citation all combine to make lin one
of the best men We ever knew. " it'll
mihd well balanced, with u heatt
as open to good impressions az the
breaking day, quiet in his en'ivity,
life to him Is like u placid -trr'n
strong IN volume, hut n"i+-'es| III
current. At the same tim" we met
Mr.. John D,rsy an 'th'r Of TIE r"pr"
-entatives Of Duck Hill. which "an
boat cfas many good people to the
suu ire foot "a my It'll" CORPORATION
on the continent. Come again and
,tay longer, gentlemen.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

The newspaper is the great educa-
tor Of the day. II goes everywhere,
II Is read by everybody, and teaches
everything without ponderous tones
OF learning. No matter how little
or where printed, before one gets
through It's columns, something viii
be found to impress the mind or the
heart, and sometimes both. The
newspaper IL the universal gazette
tell Ing al sorts of news and gather
Inv ali sorts Of facts and laUcle'.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

We were pleased to meet on u
streets on Thursday, the Hal er chill
dren, Misses Rehecca and Della.
They r visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mas.
Having boarded with their parents
before their death, We learned t. love
the children for their many Juvenile
virtue They ahow the best signs of
good treatment and & happy home in
their bright faces and w~eIl-grown
forms.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

Any one wishing their eyes sci'n-
tifically suited With the hest reibie
Rlsss es male, pies .r leave ord"rs
Jno. J. Gage, Jr. and will promptly
atteni to same on NY return to Gre
NADIA. MAJ II. LEVY.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

keep on hand, at all times, a COM
pletc stock of Fine Whisky, brandy,
Cigars, Tobacco, etc, at my saloon on
Green Street. Give me a call.
". NJ Law.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

Mr.. Wit .hIN!u,, Of JAckIoT, hN"
l,y,n in the city "ertral day. the
gust Of hjs cousin, Col. i. G. Adams.
Mr.. Adams ~ a man of business
habits, ii gentleman IF vide i~ItDru!a-
ton and high personal character,
social in hi4 nature and refined in hi'
mNNuerS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30
CHICAGO, .AU'i. G6, 1850.
DIR J. II. CAMPBELL,
GHENADA, Mss.

DEAR SIR
Yours of thr 9th. inet..
ut hand, and contents noted, nlso
Gr-uatn S.utinrl Win our and my
letter. Your letter vas very GOOD
ana exactly what was needed, thanks
for SAM. IN your lie ter to me, v"u
mention thatthe price OF the factory
va. too high, we'll, to he ca'iId, it
does seen kind Of hiLh to those who
have have had no experience, hnt |
is well worth the money and one Of
those kind of fact Dries t'lat com" to
stay. would not think of mention
ing a small factory, that govern
ed bv no system whatever and ""n-
se%uuently only Il d%etrimcnt to a
town, for they run slowly along after
starting, aud hnally "bust up
sometimes next fall my agent or my
self will he with you and show to
your people all there are in creamer-
les aud cheese factories. As t" being
good organizers of stock cnlmrani ;,
have no fear. Mr.. Wilder writes
very favornbly and also wants a cold
storage and ice machine in connec
Lon Herewith. | shalt make it al
object to you t. keep this matter he
fore the people until my agent o1
myse!t rodc'.es there, which will not
be long TOW. | mpan business and
shalt push this matter hard. Thank
ing you for past fayors,
r. mai",
Very II sp'ct. Yours
LAMBERT KEE' Q. \ t.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

DR. y. y. McHeury (drulist) vi"
BE- in Jetv rsun, Oct. 9th, an lenla.
one wHrR. Person. deslrlns ir-i-
elias" dental work viii do "e,i TO call
Oh iiuu.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

Try the celebrated "keep sake"
Cigar, mild or strong Fol n l ny
w. NJ, Law, on Green Street.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

The citi@vns Of Graysport paid Gre
NADIA . visit t,.i3 week. They Away"
receive a hearty welcome, for a more
c~ongeNial, social and happy set Of
people ever lived
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

1t is whispered around that W. T..
Smith will have the largest stock Of
silver ware ever Brought to trynnua
very sOOli.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

A good drink of Ice Cold Soda Wa
ter can be had ut ". NJ. Laws Saloon
on Green Street.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

Call for the Iazoo CITY Soda Water
ut ". NJ. Laws on Green Stltrt. 1t
Is just the thing to dispcl the m1lot0-
nv of this hot weather.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

For Drink, FLASK or Jag Of gorl
Whisky, go to the "New Ilc!" Saloon
on Grcon Street, kept by y. NJ. Law
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30
hAY! hAYl hAN

will soon be ready to deliver be 81
hay BAl.ED ut lowest market rates
Reserve youf orders.
J.. G.. LONGSTREET.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

LUNCHES ! LCNClItS!. luiicn"t
Ilulu aud Bread from 5 to .5sh.ts .aA
b. had Mt Randolph Cages.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

You will find ut Castalian Springs
plenty Of room and good nccomoda-
tiONs
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

Go to w. T.. Smith, for fine W t;hes,
clocks, Plated and Solid silvorware,
jewelry, Spectacles, etc.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-30

Board by the week, bestin Grenada,
60 to Randolph Cages.