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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

TnE ladies' II Strangers Church will
have a luncheon and bazaar at the Kansas
City ticket Office ON Madison street. be-
ginning Saturday. February %, and con
iinuing for one week. Hot dinners Of
three courses for 30 cents. Friends Of the
church and the public are cordially In
yitod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

TuE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tones and a
most perfect ncryinc. are found In Carriers
Iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves and
body. aud improve the blood aud com
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We DO No, Advertise ON sunday.

Yet II you will look along here on Fridays
you will see something OF nIcrcst-that is,
II you are interested IN mems goods. We
will open our new spring goods in about
ten days, and they will be at prices that
will asionish the public, and until then
we will sell
Wooden Underwear s. per suit;
Former price, Sl.O0.
Wooden Underwear g per suit;
Former price, s.. so.
Wooden Underwear 81 per suit;
Former price, $3.50.
Silk Scaris and Four.in-handsa at 25c each;
former price Zoe.
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SunscmnE for TnE WEEKLY ArrEAL,
sl.OO per annum, and participate In the
Great Distribution Of Gifts, May /, 1889,
loo Gifts, amounting 10 So, $3.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

PArrn bags are necessary In all kinds Of
trade. Tho Tennessee Paper Company
carries full stock Of all kinds. at 3l3
Second street, as well as all kinds Of wrap
ping paper,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Ia pufsunnoo u the trust dord registered IN Book
No tbI rage a. Registers Once, shelby county,
1rnnctaic Will sfll IT public auction ~ the high.
eat bidder inf each. 10 The southwest CORNER ni IN.
District u shelby county, known aa henphiA
Tenn, uu
Thursday, March -. iisp,
a., i,f,uit therein. At request oi bCncncIaU, that
nur urTr ui properly ifuuiiuf un We wei JUG ~
Vayiufn ayrnur III 7tl0u icfii and running uaeS
wrsfWHrily between pauillrl liugl - iott 70 ~
siiry tbs s1uth lime hainF ~ sfiun feet nufih ot
nr1tiwav king lots ~ aud % two AMI hfve.
MIA subdivision Of part lot 10. lui MiNnughW
william Tract IN fuunrruth liti lnWth IA
l 81. MANsfORb. trnsic@
This Tebfuary n 49,.
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FouH more lots sold yesterday TO Harry
Powell aud &. q. Rosonplan.er. being TWEEN
ty.cight sold since Tuesday, 10Th. Other
names and cards. See card.
T., X, Thomas K Co.
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SUBSCRIBE for Tm WEEKLY APPEAL,
si.OO per annum, and participate In the
Great Distribution Of Gift, May /, 1850,
1910 Gifts, amounting 10 s3,3D3.50.
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Election Notice.

The annual meeting 81 The sinckholicf.o o. no
Memphis Gas Linhi COMPANY, VII - n,is sns
rhis FRIDAY. MARCH Z, issp, 20 cloc! even w
him Tor 10 serve the Company During the ensuing
wear Election frum 10 a on. a. pm,
JOSEPH CRAIG, sccriary.
Memphis Tenn. February Lisa
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Ipufluru

- nrMovED ny TuE USE OF COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
oi the hair.
Burnolts Flavoring extracts arc tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

LADIES cape collars a speciality nj Mem
phis Steam Laundry, 22l Second street
Branch Office 357 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01
THOMPSON a STEVENS.
$50 second NJ.
I,or NnIc.

A ilne two-story, eightroom house In n
nice residence locality and ON street car
line. A great bargain. Terms very easy.
Also n large list OF improved and unim-
proved property In city suburbs
WALTER LAM x CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
10 Madison street
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Jusr RrcrivED-Thrce fancy Pole Teams
At Arthur, Parham q Co.'S
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENATOBiA, MISS,
OFFERS TuE SERVICES on Two TRor
TING STATIONS.
Capt. Carnos. No. 1894.

Capt Carno0, No. 1924,
Limited 90 Tea Approved Mars AZ o. Cash he
Heaon-scason fnds July !.
Colt trnticnu aru IN dsmand This h0nsr should
gui them a. biz sirc 10 q. e., GoO1 was colt irob
Teri his grandslfe Onward, Ian ~ the grcatc<t
sire oi colt uuticrs kuown. having put f0uf Ave
year ods IN the ~ lat In one year. bis lrsi dtnt
lfsncy Day, record 1a0l vas sir6d by AlcAlde sh5
got iifiaa tho sifc u the unboatcn colt truiter,
NHusie ~" 2is. bis sccond dam BY another gncat
brood mare tirc, kcntuoky Clay tout q The Io.lcs
mare, dam LADY fhornc. 2iss, and Maubnno
Patched his thlff dam bY still suoihef inmouf
tfuud mafr sire, hiHin FORREST fourth, hlih cad
fitth dams by thoroughbred sins individ osliyf
Cart Games u thrrc year old blood bay slxteea
hands high. elegantly pfuportioned stallion
Col Jefferson Blind
Il Ohsrrd ~ the Public ~ so Cash
lie was hrgd ~ the greatest br,od MARI sirs
fnnwn. Mambhno ratrhsn. whosc cons ar taking
fut rank ~ hfyod MARI sins. dam Alci. ga olds
time tfuiist jefferson % thtcc yunn II az WM o
pirtufu that would male any huncnAp tel good-.
i6t, hands hrh. stylish, ~ miuetfical snd Anely
rallied Noug u BIZ set afc blind All show lpltn.
an trnttinH artiuu. aud are game and hand one
fusIsiffa lie slfri tie fastest tWulCaf old thai
showed about Nsmphis last summer
0s-Atl stock hau1lcd cafviully, bot no fcsropsf
blilty iUf arCidenisi marcs pasturgd ~ II per
month fcd Fmin. 90. for further information
Address z. LYTLE, Man'Rr.
los ~ Paul 81, Memphis. Tcun.
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In T. NJ. Gnlbrrath. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses aud collect your
rents
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Ii MIM nnnN.

Dentist
Over Memphis City Bank, 337 Main
Street. Enirndcc on Union street.
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HARDI GRAS,1S80
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
icons uIuN roc 'oN
'luahN isHs q
'Il.lsNIE . IN

Tof the nccpmmodn 'lsoIis uIuIy roe 'ok
ton oi thusC desiring b. 'iusaN isHs q
witness the rffud pro. 'NlsAIE % U
ccssiuns aud pngCnnts 'Aliua
incident a. the oulrhfn AidiY sou paausus ~
ton uf rhfnyc Tursi y, / uuJ sluIal Iu3 .auidaatf
when the luncnke icll NuualiO
will rims IN glad rcc0g AaN puuWVdmaN uslMi
uitlrn oi the orcasion. .aq ainOi is14Iinb puu
the Illinois Central Kali isaiiuIs eVl .pruiUuH
mad will srll round IuIIuaJ tluuilif on pHtl
trio tickets at ISlmam1H vAuiiui puu
Sii.8b - Mrmrhls o. Wuuiq UntuI Aaiquiui
hpw orleans Hni MUM pun uhNuiI uIuamV
-un the "a. Il and ith 10 slEI qua iistA %
Of March, with ample nusuli iuuuatap isom
limit o. uUiufu. sUl u tiUi 'HuualiO nbN
u' uH.a u ~ kfuo saIpId
O.. N. DINNtNS. aAuImiu ioWlu puu
alulrI uuiiul aui pusiiu
Ticket Age,t, Depot. ~ sIuiist 4 AunquuI
TRAINS RUS a. IOLiONsi
Arrive. Leave.
Memphis ............... ..a.....5 i1 an. son pm
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A.J. KSApP. Asst a. ~ Agent
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W tetms ut contract the Comtnny must deposit
the sum q all prizes included IN the scheme hCinro
selling q siuglc ticket, and receive the following
Official permit
CERTIFICATE ! hereby ccfiiy that the Lon.
don Hank of Mcxlcu aud South America has on
sIrra deposit the urcrssafy funds a. guarantee tho
payment u ~ phfcs dawn 10 the Loicfia q, =
lcnoarCnrla puhlica,
a. ROnRidrH RIVERA. fnicr,rnior
Further the Company 4 nqulrl ~ distribute
lftysik pr cent ~ the value ui all The tickets Ia
prircs-a larrVf proportion than Il given BY aug
other Lottery.
MOO lees than afu sold ~ other Lotteries using
the same scheme.
PR iuii particulars address q. nassetti, Apar
aio 80. city u Nexico Mexico.
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AUTHORIZATIONS fNitNA
I" IIfs ., ~ aprIoAi%a',ns 20 'O 900
iIis ~ 80 "rg'OA.aa's ~ s'v iso
% Prizes 81 80 experimenting to 500
lflat w
30 Terminals Of 60. decided by tllOo0
wv
2 a.l pfiyos Amounting 20 ................ ssn1s1
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SPECIAL FEATUREs-

30 Prizes amounting
All Prizes sold In the United States full paid
q. A. Currency.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13
Slang In tho PuipIt.

Is the pulpit to be turned into a
theatre for tho exercise Of religious
mountebauks9 ] tseems 90 frcm the
many limitations Of Sam Jones. There
Is . preacheziu Millageyille Georgia,
our birth place, who Is drawing large
crowds for his quaint and vulgar
sayings one Of which We viii! give as
q lspecimihe. Speaking to one Of
his congregation, he remarked, "if I
were go,ng'to wash my dog for f1eas
you should not hold the soap This
is quoted a. mild and classic by
some others. Shades Of Peter ant
Paul, 70 what 3 the disnifed and
solemn embassy Of the pulpit COM.
ing? Seriously, if this uncouth
language, brings thousands OF non
and women to hear, and thousands
OF dollars to give, why not make it
universal? 1t is much easier to cul-
tivate this slang than the more pure
and elevated language OF taste and
purity. Look out to see &C tors
preachinga lively religion, as the
preachers are stealing their thunder.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13

On last Friday the Free School clos.
ed its session. with the usual scholas-
tic exercises and although little OF
no time had been spent in rehearsals,
the proficiency Of the pupils was
highly creditable IN fset equal to any
under similar circumstances, that
We ever heard. This showed the in
dustry and painstaking Of the sever.
al teachers from the superintendent.
Prof. Phillips, down. In every study
the children showad a somewhat re-
markable degree Of lntamacy with
the principles Of tho subjects on
which they are examined. The lit.
tie speeches. essays, etc., were spok-
en- and read With crsdence Ct great
talent. After the exercises several
gentlemen present made short re.
sponces to calls 70, remarks. We
say in sincerely, that the public nave
every reason to be satisfied with the
condition Of our white public school
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13

Iop tAsnyitread eaters, snd not
enough bread makers. Ii to- sdme OK.
tent the. misfortune OF this town. We
thiats ttAt we can 'ssfery say, that
there Ere between fifty and sixty
negts boys In Gterada who llye with.
out say means Of v.sable existence.
The individual who does net add
something to the cause Of progres-
sive citizenship, who is mentally and
physically able, is taking something
from It. and every drone OF dead
beat sdds that much dead weight
which tie honest and industrious
must carry. The question naturally
comes up, what shall We do with
such In oil wei, otganiged corlmu-
nitie9 . work house is the place where
such youth of all races are Kept and
msdeto work st some trade, and
thus pscome seif-suppoIting, and in
the end become qualified &c add to,
rather than detrsct.. from the general
interests Of society. If nothing else
can te dons these Logs SHOULD be ar.
raigped'as va9rants, and sent to the
county farm, ifttele il any law for
the ealae, rather than remain here as
obstruetIons 70 the hest interests of
the town. Society has the: right to
protect itself against any evil endan.
ger.pS its peace and progress.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13

Amongst the maEys .pitiogs tale.
Of woe that hes been told OF the
scenes Of the .ohnstown calamity
there Il. nothing more touching than
the hasty farewelis Of the mother
who lost her seven childLen, Het
name we haye forgotten, bet she had
trained her children, sven to the lit.
tie four yoar OLD tc trust in God
amidst ths trightful blackuess when
the roaring woteIs, ike the peal of
ten thousand comm!ng.ed thunders
cried cut in accents CT hope, as she
saileG out CT the v.ndsw Oh her frsg-
lie plank, "lm not afraid Mamma
No higher exhibition Of faith was
uttered by Christian martyr
when facing the certainty Of death,
Without any stretch of fancy, we can
see the angel darling from the skies,
picking her up and soaring away to
of light, With his little charge
to taste the sting Of death.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13
fnE EGroh AxaRY.

= -
II 7spthfl ssahe S%osy Dsscptbsa b.
g e-z Hk Fellow CtsfseaA
'Ws Etsle imagined, says the Greenviie
O%noeros, when In oar guiieless Innocence
We ~chrouic.ed the fsct that 8 snake bad
beeC captured and billed in our Office, that
20 much uuwArfantsd' And u%ngeuerous
comment would betsde upon ths circan.
stance. The reptile 10 question lay 90 W
desk fo< hours. and was afterwsrd nailed
90 the front door N'n living, or rather AfdA-
fapct, rebvke G he ironIcal messages Of
Sympathy' which arrived from al parts Of
he city. This Wal surely bad enough. bs.
when or exchanges take up Tie Wy md
dare 70 hint Rs 70 prees ~couvenss1s, sln8u.
~ eosnadsnoes, &C. II y high time tosss
70 get MAD ~~aanes..~N- Isar-.
We have, therefore, sot nsd. We I'D "
zee bow, beyond The fsot Wat i y soqse-
what unusual for 9 snake 70 venture ktc 0
newspaper oface, this mater 10 any vey
concerns our contemporaries. had il been
. mosquito, os o hornet, Of q COMMON,
ordinary wasp, We should never have been
troubled. As II Is, we are Q prosecuted psr
son., and henceforth the smile Of uereduN,y
swats or report Of any outot-the-way &C,
curreuces that may Eanspire IN ov. ssne-
Wn. On . reoe1t social occaslon bur
modest and strictly veracaoss reference 70
q faUoua hunt wherein We oonrivad 70
chase o fox up q live oak tree wss actually
reosyee With paIpsbe hnd aDsoaoA hsa.
fancy. a-~ G~~-S.ssS Mo-
Under theee noshtyihs e1bd,SosA ~
hereby give notice thu. stories II birds,
beasts, hsects, hshes Of Other creatures
viii DO reig0usly excluded from cor oa.
whenever ,hAr authenticity depends
IN any degree whatsoever upon The tse p+3x
Of any menbsr Of our stsd. A poias beas,
a taraltula OF . bea-oonstricsos mAy:soan
OF prowl o. leisure through our odSca but
An unjust public will never know Of Il y
ii the funeral cards AZ sect oVt tYs ~
duns. s~ ~--"-
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13


We have received at this office the
Worker. a monthly edited by Rev. Z.
B. Miller, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church here, and managed by Mr..
John Perry, in the interest Of the
Baptist Church. 1t is dlled with the
very best Of reading matter, on rat
ural, moral and religious subjects.
Mr.. Miller is q young mel of splen-
did natural talents supplemented by
observation, study and research.
Highly educated, with purest Chris.
tian character, the future lays wide
and bright before HIM. With this
adjunct to his other mental resources
his leisure will be protitsbly employ.
cd. We wish for the Worker d long
life Of prosperity and usefulness. The
subscription price Is so cents q year
which should place 1t in every Bap-
list home in this section.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13
Pic Me at Hardy.

On last Friday week we attended
a picnic at Hardy, given in honor Of
Miss Stella Barksdale, who is a so.
cial, moral and intellectual power Of
that quiet little village. About II
o'clock the people Of Hardy and the
surrounding country had met at a
cool spring, where a large table had
been provided, OF which a large
number Of we'll filled baskets had
been placed. After chatting in
groups fora half hour or more, clean
white linen was spread on which,
these caskets Of wealth iu the shape
Of all things good to eat poured out
th"'- ..."5uras A. the nrnner sio-
nal the people filed in good order
around the table, and in perfect base
and comfort, began to feed the hun.
cry gastric juices. Within an hour
that important part Of the duties OF
the day was over. With a fiddle and
guitar in the lands Of a couple Of
plantation tropbad ours, sounded the
lively tocsin of HANDS all round and
although neither waxed nor planed
the rough mother earth
answered the pu rpose of the
Terpsichorean deci Piles and they
kept up the merry picnic until a late
hour in the after noon. At four we
heard the whistle Of the homeward
bounu train, and obeysd the call
with our best wishes for the good
people Of Hardy. We had the pleas
ure Of riding over MI. Frank Collins
fine farm which was in good condi-
ton to receive the rains which have
since fallen. His corn and cotton
was looking as we'll as the
dry weather and cool nights would
warrant. What struck US most was
the number Of fine colts he had from
four months to th rec years old. Some
Of them were Of high blood and per-
feet beauties. This large estate is
under the supervision and care Of
Mr. Robert McCracken, a first class
manager and 2 heightened gentle
man.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13
EXERCIS.
Els OF THE FGRF.N.d.
...DA COLLEGLdTE
INSTITUTE.

JUNE Is, II A. NJ.
Sermon by:Rev. w. e. Black. D.
S:l5 P. n.
Sermon by Rev. Thomas Cameron.
June II.
9:30a q. m. Class Review,
From q 70 c n. m. Art reception.
sp.m., Entertainment by tne'"Lit'
tie Folks
JUNE Is.
10 p. M, Essays by the Senior
Glass, Address by Rev. Thos. w.
Dye, Comforting degrees by the:Pres.
ident. =
Annual Concert at 8 p. m
The Board d. Trustees will meet
$3.50 p. NJ, June 49, TIE medals for
the Primary and Academic Depart
ments will be delivered at the close
Of their entertainment. The other
medals at the close Of the the Annual
Concert. The friends and patrons
are respectfully invited to attend all
these exercises. The usual charge
will be made for the night exercises.
TAOS. J. NEWELL.
President.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13
MONEY MADE

By calling Oh us
from now until July
10th, you will get &C.
tual bargains in nice
new fresh goods. Our
Annual Stock taking
commences then, and
we desire to make all
possible reduction in,
our Immense Stock
before that time. This
is no Spread Eagle
hurrah but actural
facts, come and see
Respectfully
J. ", GRIFFIs Il Co.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13
.Ghg. sTQNENQ BAcRSoNE..
FOB .EMERGENCIRs.

We shblgt.t before The withdrawal
Of Ma. Earksdsle That he Vas the
strongest Of the candidates before
the PEOPLE, and Il sssms cow en- al
most sehceded fact Gov. sto1s was
next to Esrks9sIe 'ir strength and
now accuples the position OF Esrks-
dale. gtohe has been Governor twice
and " matters not how he vas placed
there % hegSt 1t fairly by law. He
made . very good sort Of g negative
Executive. he found 90 muoh.noney
in thb Treasury and he kept ..t'there
even yheu The people Of Mississippi
vera dying by the hundreds daily of
yellow fever. during the Summer Of
1873 sud calling for help FROM every
quarter and ! sceiyed it except from
the i overhow!ng treasury II is
true. there . Was nelAv author.
izing him to use 1t, nc matter how
great the ~sxigency.' Compare his
conduct with that Of Gov, beaver
Of Rennsylvania, and mark ths diff.
ference Gov Beaver will be respon.
sible fcr the sum Of che million dol.
lars fot the ~Johastowp sufferers, with
no more authorityjhat Gov. Stone
had. We believe mall officers from
the Governor down, standing by the
written law, but times occur whom
he should strain his prsrogative to
its utmost tension, and Gov. Stone
did not exercise that right, Che PEG.
pie sfthsStats independent Of party
race o. solos you'd have stood BY
Gov. stohe In that trying emergency.
We wish . Governor not only honest
and law a bidiug and aman Of back.
bone not "a stonel afraid to trust bis
constituents In the extreme dark
hour OF danger and death. we be.
lieve II Capt. Taylor was our Gov.
ernor under the same or different cir.
oumstances Of trial he would face the
responsibility and trust bis
dying crying people without the sx'
press warrant Of law. Capt. Taylor's
chances are. growing brighter every
day, The fact isthe people in many
cases and places are disposed to make
a new deal and intoduce d set Of able
and true mon who have no collar
marks Of long service. When we
say that Gov. Stone was agood hon
eat man that followed the express
line Of written duty, and turned a
deaf ear to the calls OF emergency,
that shocked the whole social and
civil fabric to its very centre Of our
State, we say all Of him that can be
said.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13
DR.. WM. McSWiAE, WILL Ac-
cEPT THE M0M!HAT'oh "

To L. M. Mays, Isaac James and
others, Beat No. 2; and j. 7. Arm.
dale, +. =. Wright and others Of Beat
No. ];
GENTLEMEN:
cannot find language to express
my gratitude. Ihsve on every occas.
sion when approached as to my candi-
dacy for the Legislature. replied that
l was not o candidate, and much pre-.
ferted not to be, but since q majority
of my party have expressed a decid-
ed prefer ence for me and feeling it
to be my duty to obey the commando
of my party, l will accept the nomi.
nation II tsndered me.
Most Respectfully,
WIN. MCSwINE.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13

TWoo more liberal gentlemen or
successful merchants do not live in
the county Of Grenada than the
Parker Eros., Of Graysport. They
carry an immense stock Of goods, and
have recently built q large and com.
mOdiQus house com mensurate with
their extensive trade. Over this am
pie storeroom they have fitted up a
large and nicely furnished hall which
Is freely dedicated to the public use,
On last Tuesday night it was chris,
tened by a grand ball, given by those
intelligent aud pubic spirited young
men Messrs Morgan McAtee, Mar
shall Mayss and viii Moss who do
business at Graysport. About fifteen
or more of the young people Of Gre
NADIA attended this grand rally Of
young and old bent on a short season
Of harmless pleasure. At one time
not less than fifty couples, as Terp-
siehore in her grandest apparel,
swayed to the fantastic step ofmusic,
Joy reigncd supreme and moments
flew on the lightest wings making
the night Il Of uninterrupted
pleasure. The young ladies srrayed
In charming costumes, moved with
the lightness of sraces, while their
attendant beSux swung around the
circle with the ease aud elegance Of
the Knights Of old, Time passed in
this manner until the "wee sma'
hours warned us that dawn was ap,
preaching. TO Mrs. John and Jap
Parker and other sstimable ladies of
Graysport, strangers from a distance
are Indebted for courtesies aud hos
FATALITIES for which the people of
transport, and especially these la.
dies, are well known. The
whole affair did credit to Iraysport
and the two hundred atteddants.
The good music was rendered by MI.
Charlie Boushe and VIII Drummona
Of Grenada,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13

AT the invitation Of Messrs. Law
amp French, we went into the saloon
on Green street on Thursday. We
found everything changed, making
1t one ofthe neatest and most invit-
ing bar rooms In the town. They
keep the best Of liquors, and as gen.
tlemen, they will keep q house noted
for it's good order and law abiding
) consequences.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13

Let US remind the farmers of the
solt Show, which takes place here
on the 10th, Of this month. Bring in
your colts, ifyou have one, and come
II you have zone to see what we are
doing in the stock business.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13

Fifty fine mules have already died
In Yazoo county from that terrible
plague, the c%harbonne. Planters in
some parts Of the Delta are moving
their mules by the hundreds away
from the infected districts.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13
NOTICE

Al delinquent Street tax payers,
who DO not wish 70 help me tear
down the old brick School House and
clean brick for days, please take a
mild HAT as I mean business. Ny
duty is imperative.
w. III. CRowDER,
City Collector.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-13

/ In another place will be found the
programme Of tho exercises Of the
g. 9. institute. This institution
is the pride Of Grenada and We
would be glad IL all Of our intelligent
citizens would be in attendance.