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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
PERSONALS.


TT. Brown, st. Joseph. is here on bust
ness.
j. E. Merritt, White City, was here yes
terday.
E. C. Ellis, Kansas City. was an arrival
yesterday.
Chas. 7. Neal was yesterday in from
Hazelton.
S. J. Ryan was yesterday down from
Kansas City.
w. II. TAYLOR and wife of Tribune, were
here yesterday.
W. NJ. Friel, Lincoln, Neb., was an ar
rival yesterday.
Fl. Norman is back from business
trip to the east.
r. w. Barlow and c. E. Calkins, Chi
cago, are in the city.
NJ. s. Purdy and r. T. Lee were in from
Medicine Lodge yesterday.
F. R. Cannon, of the Wichita s. Yves
tern was yesterday in from Cullison.
S. G. Lemon, of Washington, Ind, who
has been visiting friends here, gees today
to Wellington on business.
Mrs. Mulhall, with her two children.
went down TO Anthony to attend upon hel
husband, who was shot the evening before
by r. I. Landers.
J. K. Gebhart, prominent and wealthy
citizen of Dayton, O., who spent some time
q few weeks ago in the city, was an ar
rival at the Carey last night.
Miss Clara Whitelaw, of Dodge City.
daughter of Judge Whitelaw, and Miss
Emma Lauck, of Hutchinson, daughter OF
Judge Lauck, were visiting friends yester-
day.
Geo. w Hall, Indianapolis Sol Ham
mer, Cincinnati, w. J. Flynn, j. H. Lynn
j. l. Rains. G. B. WILDER. Kansas City
Raymond Gregg were yesterday registered
at the Carey
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
AN AMlCABLE ADJUSTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA dispute having
arisen between Nicaragua and Costa
Rica in relation to the situs Of the pro-
posed Nicaragua canal, the American min
lister TO Guatemala some time ago was in
structed TO use his good Offices to bring
about an understanding between the two
governments. The following dispatch
from him was received at the department
of state today;
GUATEMALA, Jan. Il.
Secretary Bayard, Washington;
The convention between Nicaragua and
Costa Rica TO arbitrate questions affecting
the Nicaraguan canal was signed the 10th.
The president of the United States is
named the arbitrator.
ISignedl HALL.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

str and 3rs- william xeCxrtJ gave .
pleasant party q. their elegant resiaenes
on Coiieg. Hill 20 . ngfab@r q f.1ends.
Daresnz ard social gs-Des wsrs in6gIss1
in and "a elegant srpp<r wa served.
Those present wsrs Misses MARI Ese.Sv.
Nellie and Lsurn Cain, Nay AcS Elst.s.
Reilly. Nellie Yahsy. Jenois Costello. Rx..s
HsrrDaa, Ella and Eszgis Gould, Ana.
o'Brisz. Sista D-rrsu. KAts Barr, Carrie
Moore. Lille Wilson. Asasss. I'd Bsanon
Lgu WAkinsoa. Prank Hal, II. sLsssas
Jehn FSheT. J. Bsogi1, Frxak Lltsls. "a
aas Patrick Gould. J. Smith. z. =, ss4 :.
y. Reilly. "a Fahsy. G. DsshI. y. Hsruss-
They 81 expressed tn<znsesTss A haxinx a
good siaae and -~~rs-<s tAs boar Of dsp4r-
TIRE
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

upon prior to the Inauguration and as the
early applicant acquires no advantage OF
the last by reason of mis- being on hand
first, it would be convenience and a re-
lief to the president-elect and his secretary
if applicants for offices restrained them
selves until the new administration takes
the rein of government.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE ap-
pointment by Governor Hovey of Colonel
n. r. Ruckle, of this city, as adjutant
general of Indiana created vacancy upon
the board of police commissioners, which
was filed this afternoon by the election of
Harry S. New.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
AT THE STATION.

Last evening a man came into the sta
ton carrying under his arm carpenter S
plane. He had spent the night before at
the station, and seeing the plane one of
the officers asked him where he had gotten
it. II stole it," he said. Il had to either
beg or steal and / did the latter" The
plane was returned to the man from whom
he had stolen it-a secondhand dealer on
North Mainland the fellow was given
lodging for the night at the station.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
MlNNESOTA'S SENATOR.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 1.-THE Repub-
licans of the Minnesota legislature met in
coucus tonight to select a candidate for
Unites States senator to succeed d. NJ
Sabin. Besides Senator Sabin General W.
D. Washburn and Hon. Ignatus Ionhelly
were nominated. One informal and three
formal ballots were cast, the last and de-
Gliding ballot being Washburn. 62: Sabin,
81; Donnelly, 4; Start, ,. General Wash
burn and Senator Sabin were called be-
fore the convention, the former returning
thanks and the latter offering congratnla-
tions. General Washburn is postmaster of
AIinnepolis
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

Il some paris % Africa mans wealth
is judged b. the number o. bis wives A.
nan with sixty wives 10 looked upon as q
so-s Of BONANZA ENG HIS wives probably
50 cuf washing q. fifty cezts Gay, or make
shirts q. forty ceais ccsen. II this c5za-
Try mans wealth Is jagged By the number
OF dogs be OWES Ths p0ssessor CT esgEs
dogs Is generally TOO poor 70 pay school tax,
AID BIS wife taxes IL wzsc1g.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
A Princess aEenaScfie.

Princess Maria Theresa, Of Bavaria. con-
bines AZ uncommon taste for travelling with
a passion for domestic pets, and as she it,
sists OF taxing quite g men3gerie Of them
about with her, the two things do nos
90 very well together. She is unmarried
and is attended ia all her wandering. By
a maid OF honor and a chamberlain Tho
care Of the Princess cherished animals de-
wolves on the latter functienary, whose Do
sition is 10 sinecgre, as he has no fsTef
than fourteen Of them TO Jock after, incsgd-
ing several dogs, two magpses, az enorzozs
rat and diuinuiivs bsar
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
CONTRACT LABOR COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE majority Of
the Ford committee on contract labor
decided that S. tax shall be imposed up
on emigrant Cinnamon. Ford proposed
an additional section to the bill, which has
been prepared, to give effect to the views
of the committee and contemplates the
exclusion of aliens who do not intend to
become citizens This met with some
opposition as likely to lead to unpleasant
complications with other nations, which
now admit citizens of the United States
and it was resolved to present the PROPOSE
ton to the house as an INDEPENDENT
ameDdment
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
KANSAS MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL.

KANSAS MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE following
Kansas pensions have been granted:
Original invalid-S. A. Click, Castleton;
o. G. Days. Lincoln; G. Fritzinger, Scan
dia
Increase-A. Goldt, Atchison; Thomas
]. Mccall, National Military home; j.
Chambers, Ell Dorado; J. Osborne, Eustfs;
c. Weber, Beloit: L. c. McGibeny, King
man; j. A. Nellis. Stockton: S. Rathbone,
Kingman: j. F. Reese, Wichita; J. P.
Ayers, Waukota; j. Monroe, Industry; w.
Craig, Blue Rapids; l. Ford, Albion, e. b.
Pratt, Kendall.
Reissue. L, Richie, New Albany; H
2. Wilson, Clifton.
Widows, etc-Polly L., widow OF 7. C..
Cory, Oswego; Jane, widow of E. G. Ran
dlienhard, Wilson
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
cRsv colINTv WAR m couRT

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. T7.-Late this after
noon papers were fled in an action OF
mandamUs against the officers of Gray
county now holding their offices at
ingalls,, compelling them TO remove their
Offices to Cfmarrun The action was
brought in the name Of the state with the
consent of the attorney general. Il viii
bring the matter immediately before the
supreme court. and IS regarded as the best
means of settling the county seat ques-
ton
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
AWRONG cnRpecrEn-

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Jan IA story has
been going the rounds of the press par-
porting TO give an account OF Mrs Har-
rlson's being snu5bed By Mrs Blaine on 4
social occasion az tie White house during
General Garfeld's administration Il i
reliably learnsd TO-DAY that thers Is no
truth IN the story which consequently does
Mrs. Blaine cruel injustice.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
G. A. R. ORDERS.
Kansas Aides de Campfire Next National
Enoampment.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 17.-GeneraI orders
No. were issued today from the national
headquarters of the Grand Army of the
Republic. They contained appointments
Of thirteen assistant inspectors general
and a number of aides de camp for the diff
ferent departments VIM A Mcdonald,
Wellington, and c. Fl. Haynes, TT. Scott,
were added to the Kansas aides de camp
The time for holding the twenty-third ma
tional encampment is announced for the
last week in August. in Milwaukee, begin
ming with parade on the 9th
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
SOMEWHAT SHORT

DIES MONIES, Ia, Jan. 17.-F. S. Higgins.
station agent for the Rock Island and
agent for the United States Express COM
pany at Bevington, has been missing since
Friday night. An investigation of his ac-
counts discloses shortage in express COM
pany funds of $3.50 and in railroad funds
of 1853 Higgins leaves an invalid wife
and two children destitute
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

CHICAGO, Jan. lit was understood
that tie managers of the western roads
were to take action today in regard to the
demand of the board of trade that uni
form rates should be made on live hogs
and packing house products from the Mis-
souri, river and Iowa points 70 Chicago.
No action, however, was taken. 1t is evil
dent that the railroads have concluded to
shift 70 the interstate commerce commits
sion the disa greeabIe responsibility of de-
ciding the question.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
THE MCCLELLAN MONUMENT

TRENTON, \. j., Jan. 1.-THE McClel-
Ian monument committee this morning
gave the contract for the shaft OF the mon
ument. The monument, which Is TO be
forty feet high, will be surmounted by an
eagle nine feet by six The base will be
made of Quincy granite. The monument
viii be unveiled here N the Riveryiew
cemetery on Decoration DAY.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
A SERIOlIS I'll AYE

OMAHA, Jan. IA fire last night short
Is after 10 O'Clock Quilted the Msxmeyer
building at the corner of Eleventh and
Farnam streets and burned out three firms
The Paris Novelty company. where the
fire originated; stock of pianos, a pipe
organ. and cigars and tobacco belonging
TO Maxmeyer q Co, and the wholesale hat
and cap house of Logan {, barrow, entail
loss of $50, 90; fully insured.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
ICE PAL ACE COLLAPSED

MONTREAL, Jan T.-At I o'clock this
afternoon half Of the western wall of the
ice palace in process of erection collapsed
owing 70 the mild weather.
The Thermometer this afternoon regis
tiers 55 IN the shade. There is no ice in the
river and the material for the palace was
obtained from the canal
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
LIE wAeAsAIs IGNORANT

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Wabash officials
profess to have no knowledge of alleged
manipulation Of east bound passenger
rates from Kansas City over their line
They promise that If such irregularities
exist the practice will be Immediately
stopped.
Chairman Abbott has called a meeting
of the general managers of lines in the
Western States Passenger association for
next Friday. The only object is TO take
agreement
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. lin the iegisla-
ture this morning the senate held short
session devoted to routine matters, and
adjourned until tomorr ow. No action
looking toward the expulsion of Senator
johnson was taken.
In the house the session was devoted to
the introduction of bills.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
THE UNITY CLUB.

meets in regular session at Market hall
this evening.
The program includes music under d.
rection of Prof. Gewalt, recitation by
the popular elocutlonist, Mrs. Geo. Gray,
and a lecture on Science and He'll" by
Mr.. 1. P Campbell, of the law firm of
Sankey & Campbell.
The public are cordially invited to at
tend
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
AN arpONaIIT RESCUED

LGSDoS. Jan. i7.-Heuri Wolfe the
Dutch aeronaut, who assembled in bal
loon from Antwerp Tuesday and was
driven out 20 Sea, was rescued alive by a
vessel today. His companion. Lieut. Dan
iel!s, was drowned oefore the vessel was
able 10 reach Ii,
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOi

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE public par
lors and the conservatory of the white
house were crowded tonight with large
and brilliant assemblage invited TO attend
the presidents reception to the diplomatic
corps. Palms, potted plants, ferns and cut
cut flowers in profusion adorned every
available space and the effect was en-
HANGED by garlands of smilax entwined
around the chandeliers.
The guests began TO arrive early and
when the president and Mrs. Cleveland
descended the stairs to the music of Hail
to the Chief, played by the Marine band,
and took their places near the door of the
blue room, large number of people were
in waiting. The president and Mrs
Cleveland were assisted in receiving bv
Miss Bayard, Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Endi-
colt, Mrs Whitney and Mrs Dickinson.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
a DEADLY OIlARRFI

HACKETT CITY, Ark, Jan. 1.-Two men
named Webb and Harris, living at Poi
teau, l. T., near here, became involved in
deadly quarrel yesterday. shooting each
other with revolvers Both Were killed and
by-stander seriously wounded
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
NEWSPAPER OFFICE s,.RNE0

DEPERE, Wis. Jan. 1.-THE explosion
of the boiler in the building occupied BY
the Standard, this afternoon, resulted IN
the injury of several of the employees. who
were forced TO jump from the second story
70 save their lives from the flames.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
SIJcsR EXPF RlMFNTc

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA bill has been
introduced by Representative Funston au-
thorizing the commissioner of agriculture
TO establish and maintain at some central
point station for experimenting in man
ufacture OF sugar from beets, sorghum or
cane
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
nEaTA IND SlIlcinE.

/ MUNICH, Jan. 17-Mrs. lima Denlurska.
/ the singer, died here today N extreme poT-
/ erty. Her daughter, who Gas hears-broken
! at the loss Of her mother, committed sui
| eide by taking poison.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS
WICHITA MUSEUM.


Good houses still prevail at this popular
house-two shows given nightly. The
curiosity parlors are attractiveIy fitted up
and new features constantly being added
The drama "a Heroine in Rags" is strong
dramatically and the company an excep-
tianally good one. A pleasant EVENINGS
enjoyment is furnished at the museum
and theater South Main street.
BOSTON SYMPHONY CLUB.
Miss Elsa Clark Gushing, the prima
donna soprano. at sight installed herself in
the good graces of the audience. She has
very captivating stage presence, and her
expressive face enhances the charm of her
singing. Her high notes were taken with
much ease and were noted for their ex-
IRENE bell-tone purity. In the song, ''Du
Bist Vie Fine Blume," an excellent COM
position by Charles Palm, the piano
accompanist of the evening, she showed q
soul cheering depth of pathos Her chic
coquettish rendering of some of the lighter
themes gave creditable variety of express
sion.-Empire, Toronto. November 8.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

The Ladies Lutheran society roesss 20
day ~ the residence 81 Mr. Alsxnnder,
No. al2 South wAzhins =: o'zsocx
Mas DAIsET WiLaofT, s~c'T
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
AxNoEN rTNErTa.
ATTTyrI0Y. an EvrGurs'

The ". G. T. L. viii hold a regular di
reetors' meeting a. O'Clock this after
noon
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

When old Judge Jowier was tucked ia
bis little bed by Mrs. Mouser be COULDN'T
sleep wink until the excellent woman
had brought bottle Of DR. Bulls Cough
syrup. Then he crossed his little hands
and sunk in sweet repose.
General Wayne Stables, Baltimors and
Paca streets. Baltimore, Md can safely
recommend your Salvation Oh 70 all suf
feriDg with rheumatism, - ! was q suf-
ferer, and before had finished using the
first bottle was entirely cured
jos. 4. Fox, Cattle Dealer.
III North Broadway baiiimore. Nd.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

Rev r Y. y. Garrefsor. Of New York.
y'lll preach r. the Plymouth church next
sabbath, aud is Is desired TIA: ali mem
osrs Of the church snd congregation b
prevent By request Of committee
Respectfully. X. 4. FgEmER
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

Regular oonclass of st Olive. Com
nanoery No L az 759 o'clocki ahsrp this
evening. Work In the Order % fhs Tenn
pie a cordial invitation extesssssei 70 ali
so5ourning frzters. BY Order.
&. NJ JOsgs. T. r.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

the witnesses 10 be gotten within ten days.
Ii may thus be necessary that the case be
continued oyer until next term Later on
the trial was set for the 2seh and the de-
PENDANTS bond fixed at "a 500
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
FIENDISH WORK.
A TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS
In MISSISSIPPI.
Defenseless Women and Children
Driven from their Burning
Homes.
a Correspondent Writes the Facts to a
Newspaper Governor Lowry Now
Investigating,

The Affair the 0utgrowth Of the Waha-
lax Race Troubles-Ihe President
Elect the Recipient Of Many
Political Calls-Gen-
eral News
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
2ugemburaW@es aus 8eIsteu.

SeIsteu bat i'm u~erfo1euen Sabre
Qsss) 1928 Iuswauberer seItefert, mos
pom 2lO4 mad Seem: 9ort, $50 nod pbis
Iabelpbia, 1856 mad &iosSaneiro, 1918
mad Bueuos: Gpres, 60 mad ga BIata,
90 mad RspsS orleans, 8 mad WoutrsaI,
IL mad China unb $50 auf nidt birsttsm
Wese. Us 1T be3ei9nenswertb, baB bic
MISUNDERSTANDING In 9elsien srii
felt ben leSten Wo9en ansefansen bat unb
INNER meter UNI fid srsift, Defenders felt
Der nsusn ~auspanberuns mad Der &epus
Bit Grssnttnien.
arIon. Sn Der Na9t auf ben 10.
Sanuar wurbe baS Sintsrsebiube pom
Srn. Npslman In Der 8%abuboffrass gang
LID bur4 etue Seuersbrunit einsedi4srt.
am 81. Sanuar glbsnbs brad gu
Sirton cine beftise Seuersbrunif aus, NOS
BET elm sewine r Saint arb aus Sbenois
pom Dad beruntsrf isl unb ais 2side auf'
gebobsn wurbs. Gin 3wsiter Hamens
Simon aus Sirtou fisl 10 unslidliaerwsii,
pon elmer Setter, baB an isiH auftommer
ni9t msbr su benten 1T. Oas psrbeerenb,
Clement piitbsts i1ou u Stunbe, ais bt
Yomptsrs nit benz 20i4en %besaunen. .,
bsftsbt wabri9sinIi4 aud cine nstts Orsa
initiation!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
GNaBsSotbriu8en.

gu atbus 1T Der Gsent'B principal
81. Dourst seitorbsn; an benz feierIi9su
BssrdbniB uabmsn Sab!rei4e giienbabn.
bsamtsn S5siI.
Iuf eine oubsrbare Art iu9s
ten fi5 Bpsi Stromsr gu Diebsnbofsn freiss
Na4tqaartier su psri3affsu. @sssn usun
lI6r absnbs 6stratsu fte bas 2ofal zines
Wirtbss In Der SoipitalsS traBe unS psrz
lanstsn elm @las Bier. Oils es ans 8es
sablen ssben iouts. ftslts es f9 beraus,
baB bic Rs,Ie fsin @sIb batteu. Der
Birt5 ma4te i4lisBli9 CUTE Wtene Sum
b6ien Spiel unb pennies ibnen sinfa4 bas
2otaI. Saum warsn bisislben aber i'm
5rsien 10 s~r6iiusten is Elm wabrss Stsins
bombarbsmsnt, Ssuifsr unb Sblrsn 3ers
trlmmernb. Sie i'm 2otale anweienben
9afts ~fiirstsn nun, NIT SiaarSf0den bes
waffnst, bsraus, bIdutsn bic RerIe bur@
unb fabrtsn fe auf's amtssstdusuiB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
0robbersoetbum.

2uremburs. s. Ssinss's 9u9s
banbIuns sibt bemndtit bic uon 9rn. 5r.
SsIbenitein in alsrbO5ftsm sluftras fur
S9loB Berg sefsrtisten sebn SobIe;ei3s
nungen (fusains) als iorsfdltig ausseitats
tetss Photographers album beraus.
WafierbiIIis. am 81. San. usrs
anslidte Elm 7Sidbr., freuber Subrmann
BET Der Bride BET 8aierbiats. aIs bers
isIbe iibsr bic Bride fabren woute, brauite
Der Mittass3us uorbet, baS Yfsro wurbe
f6su unb stns bur6. Ssn Mann fanb
man on Der StraBe tn ieiusm Dilute.
Webrere bebentIi9e Ropfuunben iinb
fi9tbar auberbsm tlast er iber bsftise,
innsre S6merseu. @r purbe mad Sbers
btais ssbra9t, mo- er pom benz gorfsbsr
8. Set. 6laien, Der i'm fannts, Itsbspoue
Aufnabme fanb. gr 1T bsreits nit ben
bI. Stsrbsiatramenten perisben, beiBt
@eors Wepsr utb lit aus 6err5sim BET
2anbau.
Der @sflissls3 idtsrs8 erein Der @ss
meinbe Sid sdbIt 60 Witslisber unb ma9t
quite Sortidritte. Man p~erIoOft ansetaufs
res 9ufes Du9nerpolt.
&apI. Sn ben S5ulen 1T sin arssr
Suiien (coqueluche) aussebrodeu. Dem
IsbrerperionaI purbe bic Weiiuns sesebsn,
ole buttenbsn &inbsr iOfOrt 3u entIafie EN-.
Ser Stationsporfsber pom
Glinssn mar ansetlast, einen Giienbabns
unfaQ berporgebra9t 3u baben, inbem er
fd uidt ON ri1ti8sn Stanbpunft Der
Wsi1s psrsswiAert bate. Inter miIberns
ben limiianben wurbsn bemisIben 3u Gus
rsmbura cine @eIbbuBe pom 10 6ranten
unb Goitsn t~uerfannt.
Soueri9. ginsn toifipisIissn Spas
aisraana nia9ten am 2. 6ebr. BITE 9unbe
Ser WsTnbanbIuns Eb. 9ieieIben waren
pabriaeinli9 aus benz ionit wobIusridIois
iensu 5ofraume ausssbro9en unb famsn
auHtbrer Sabrt bis mad @asperi9 unb
Glyfnssn. Sn sritsrem DOrfe fieIen bic
ben @eieIen 3 Wdnner, tn Isttsrem
en- an, parfen bieielbsn su Boben unb
len linen bic &lsibsr aus. @iner Der
%nssfaaenen bate gu ieiner VertbstbisunS
i@ts ais bic chen ssfIate Branntpeins
lai9s, wsl9s sr auf ibnsn tn Stade
dug; aaein umionit, srit Elm 9aufen
Steins, su benz CT fii9tste, CAB ibm bas
nStbiss Waterial, fi9 bic unssbetenen
9dite pom 2eibe su balten. 9te pter Ves
,iadbiaten wurben bet unierer Q~ofaIpoli3et
uTyaesbar unb Der @isentbimsr Der 9unbs
foIL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26

Sn Surtbe Bet 8sbo uurbs elm Il
idbrtses Rinb wel5es, wdbrenb Der abueS
ienbeit ieiner Wutter, bas Gsuer ani9arsn
woute, lebenbts perbrannt, tnosm feline
SIsiber bnr4 cine RObIe in gruub ssrisz
then.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01

Death, the universal conqueror, and
yet humanity's best friend, sweeps 81
lently in his pathway of wreck and
ruin, amongst the stately mansions Of
the rich and the novels of the poor,
without distinction as to class. In the
home of Mr.. Willis Williams, living
near G%raysport, he entered on last
Monday morning a week ago, and
threw his dark shadow over the peace
and happiness of the household in the
decease of Mrs. Willis Williams, the
daughter Of our old friend and name
sake, Uncle Ben. Williams. A true
wife, all a~tfectionate mother and an
obedient daughter, she had discharged
as a christian those high moral and
religious duties which qualified her to
live a life of truth and honor, and die
| the death of the christian. The Pres
| byterian church in the neighborhood
of Graysport will miss her presence
when they meet to worship the God
she loved and obeyed, and her hus'
| band will hold secret counsel not only
in the long hours of the day, butin the
lonely hours of the night; and his tive
little children will call her name and
nothing but the hooking echo will
ans wer. for her home now is in Heaven,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01
DR.. G. D, SMITH,

VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST
Will remain In Grenada until after
the fairs. The Doctor treats all dis
eases of horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
swine and dogs. Also makes Veter-
mary Dentistry a specially; extracts
teeth, etc. The front teeth of old
horses and mules become 80 long that
the back teeth do not meet, and the
edges OF the back teeth become sharp
and wound the cheeks and tongue,
consequently theanimal cannot grind
or masticate its food properly, and
bee O thin in flesh, hide-bound
and Is predisposed to all the diseases
that animals are heir to. After under.
going his perfected treatment of the
teeth, they become f1eshy and good
drivers.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01

Col. B. {. Adams brought up from
his place in suntlower county, last
week, a green stalk of cotton eleven
feet and a half long and said that they
were common on his farm. 1t Is no
wonder that people risk sickness to
live there.
Col, Joe. Butfaloo the Intelligent
and active agent of the great Virginia
Air Line, which is one Of the most i'm
portant trunk lines thar perneates the
broad Southland, has been here a few
days, having inst returned from Cen
trail Arkansas in the interest of that
great corporation. There is no man OF
acquaintance more intensely de
voted to his business than Col. Joe
Wind nor weather never interiors with
his obligation in that direction.