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Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Read the following. Mr.. C. H. Morris
Newark, Ark, says: Wss down with Abs
cess of Lungs. and friends and physicians
prooounced me an Incursble Consmnp'ivc.
Began liking Dr.. Kings New Discovery fer
Consumption, am now on my third bouie,
and able 70 oversee tie work on my farm. II
!, the Gnea medicine ever made" jesse
Middtew;aft. Denmer, OHIO. says: HAD 4
no: been for DR.. Kings New Discovery III
Consumption I would have died Of Luns
Troubles. Was given mp BY doctors. A"
nov in best Of health Try it. Sample
! tsst,e nee At J 5. drug store. -
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

and THEDFoRo's BLACK oRAUaqf sfo
for sale by the following merchants in
Richiand parish:
Dr.. J. s. Beaxley, Rayvilie;
E. w. Thomson, Delhi;
W. II. Gibson & Co., Cirard.
Iune22-12m.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27
VENIRE LIST.

List Of Jurors drawn by the jury comm''-
s;orers Of The Parish OF Richland, on the lst
day of July, A. d. 1889, for service AT the
September term, 1899, Of the 9th JUDICIAL
District court. in and for the Parish of hwh-
land, State Of Louisiana. Sand tenn I" tie
held and to begin on SePuember 2"d, A. ID.
1859.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Use Couesen's Lightning Linament fo'
,bsrbon, ring.bone, SPAWN, pole evil ioo'
evil, letter la ne hack. wounds and bruises
and you will buy no others; Sold by Or )
S. Beazley, RayvilIe, and +. W. Thompson
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Do not wssse your time and health on 6she.
cures when you can coet'b'y get oo"'s . y
the jsss,y celebrated RssD's Csrtt Cuks' !,
is worth 10 weight in gold @ sns s9csed. u
10 iaNs. iuro. cessain, positive and wo0os'
fol cure fos chills. fovess and depux. 70
sais b chas. TistA4. W4-s@
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Quite a number Of our friends
went pleasure seeking on Thursday
some going to Calhoun to Expert
! mental farm and some going to Gal
Ridge to q supper.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Almost every train brings buggles'
carts, &c. The country must be get
ting better or the people becoming
70 nossihle-more extravagant.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Mr.. Eggleston has our thanks io'
reading proof for us this week. dc
is an educated gentleman and an old
newspaper writer.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

The pulpit. the bench and the bar recon-,
mend Chea,han,'s chill Tonic Is the finest
ansipenodic in use, being free from poison
and Guaranteed. jue15-2m
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

All who desire to 60 70 New Or.
leans should 60 via the Nississippi
Valley route. Il is snexcellehs road
and you pass through sgood country.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Rayville needs a lumber yard.
Why don't some of our enterprisine
citizens pitt up one?
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

We have had several showers this
week Excellent weather for crops
If they are clear of grass and weeks
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Mrs. Sallie Jones is making prepare
tions to have her store house en-
larged.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

We congratulate the editor ct the
R;chland Beacon on ths safs arrival
= BIZ hodss, lasf MondSy morning.
Of smother Young Hmgham-e ten
pouhd bby-wh6 W hope VII no(
osly help 70 psfpstuAks bot confer
honor ufod lie fani]y nans.-Nsv
Era.
! So may Il be-
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

DIR. Liddell seems to be busy this
week.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

~Never wai,; unless il be soo late." Hunts
Cure suaransseA 10 cure "S&in Efsptions in
al iss vas;oss f$sms Sold by J. s. Beaxley
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Dom, trust 70 luck" bat rub on little Of
Homie Cure sof Itch letter. Ringworm OF
Essma. Jurel5-4m
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27
LIGHTNING = STEAM = COOKER.

THE undersigned. having purchased the
RICH, to sell the Lightning Steam
CookeF,in wards 2 4 R'chisndParsh
will furnish the Cooker for - W
The Cooker end Furnace for - W
Cooker, Furnace scd coffee pot ~ OO
Those who have stoves can use them in
stead of the Futnsce If they prefer, though
the furnace will cook without throwing OIL
heat and heating up the room.
The greatest advantage Of thus cooker is
that iady can Prepair her dinner 7" lore
hand. and all that is necessary is sit 1t on the
furnace or stove aud il will cook without bnr>
ming in one and hull honrs. IL is impossible
to burn. Another good feature about the
cooker is that everything placed IN It retains
all of its nutrition No water required except
for rice or gri,s. Beans, cabbage, potatoes
&c. all cook without water Meats also cook
without water, and retain all the substance
IL. l.. Moon.
Ch0s. Neon.
LII, ~
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

These has been quite number OF
young ladies visiting in town this
week. -
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

This season of the year (mid-
summer) we may expect some sick
ness in almost any country.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Upto date, with fsw exceptions
The crop repo rts are fne all over the
parish.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

M.tlaEI,s VICE Of cAaov! for Weak Nerves.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

f-p,y Isha cnAG Tnchi de- ctsebss-
- IIev.e1 Baos q Co, pbiisdsiPhis. Shoes
~ Men, wf~en esd Cs''dssn' vesssn'sd 20
-, jy-20Liy
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

John h. Abraugh Is having the
roof OF bis new residence painted in
gorgeous colors.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27
800 ACRES TO LEASE.

IS cleared-ls miles south OF Rsyvi'ie, gcctf
cabins on the place. Not occufied arp1esent
Will be iease on easy terms.
Adde'S. WILLY p. MANGHAM,
If Rayviilc, Ia,
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Or popdoARcs has beeA improved
IN the addition Of Q window on the
tputh side.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

aeE,r..,. wlaI OF cAaou! for female diseases
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

We have . oonmunication from
Big Creek IN regard to grass and
NoodA
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

Regular services Of Ne ,hodis, Episcopal
Church ,South-Secord Sunday in each month;
Rev. J. F Patterson p. c. Rayv,lle Circuit.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

. WINE or cARDvi, Tonic for Women.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27
Religious Dir ectory.

The erst Sunday in each month is the day
o. the Bap,ists at Rayviifel
Rev. Nj. Mihes vii, prtach hero on the
0rrt Sunday in eurh isoaah.
The s.,ird, Sandsv in eat IA month is the
DAY Tor the Presbyterians, Rev. d. A. Camp
ecst
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27
SHERIFF'S SALE:

Anna c. Kennedy.
Tbos Med. Collins. Tutor. In 9th Disnic'
Court, Parish of Richland-Sia,e Of Louisiana
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27
Benevolent Orders.

Regular ce.nmtnic.,ions of r. F. Mcclure
todse NJ 90s, F. Il A. Mssons, second
"Wednesday 10 each month-C. p. bAifour,
" y: w. T. Oliver, Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

~aAcx- oaAweasT tes cures Constipation
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

L p. falfoar Lodge No. IL, knights o
Py,h &. n Gets every alternative Tuesda,
night. J. s. Suwnestin, L. c.; TN. Rhymes
&. Of RS 5.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-27

bOOUb ~ SsWSs
Maj. Tolsr is improving the Frey
plses near town.
~AAcx-paAvessT sea cures Constipation
Uuto date , with few exceptions,
the crop repo rts are 6ne all over the
parish.
~Nevev vs;s; unless il be soo late" Hunts
Cure sp.y.u,,eA 10 cure "S&in Efsptions in
al iss vas;on ssms. Sold by. s. BeazIey
These hes been quite . number OF
young ladies visiting in town this
week. -
"1ou;t trust 70 luck" bat rub on little oi
Mont. Cure bt Itch letter. RipRworm OF
Exsma. Jurei5-4m
We have . communication from
Biz Creek in regard to grass and
~osdN
= pis... doni ute any"uss .sord for Il, bu
a. CheGtbsdss Chill Tonic md see how
.-;rh "a. vilj 70 edttd. '.Guarahsesd. Scs'
III. s. Hestaey, md =. W. Tbosmrso'
.Ihx sept
OR posdoGIos hes beet improves
by The addition Of . window on th
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS

Fee
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= 49, - - -. =.
-. -. 80. '-'~ -''--
49,.
NO heAASko AID So sNsNtt sNtt - -
efv eisi < -.e1 a sAs A''9~ N-'' 49,
>-s' F-i ....
= bA-- tissA non nif'ent "a h'isi -, ~ -
T-et.~ fAs-sssi "A'e- i.-s .-'s' s''>'
N-s Feeen-iy as~iea--@ al . l'''stA'
4i-E proposed oee-l c-..-. c.'-.is'-1-k 80 a.,
ft4-tis>0 "ltA tAs NA.Ftt- - --~s w.
ee ~',>' sues ieNE -Aa ',s' St'' ''et'
iHs total s@lae Qf tas v-a-.ns presents
received ~ frluccss i.aI.e ~ " 4ies -
PACED 81 <io'Vn l~- "--s ~i'A1 arc
N@i-e4 - <i-.ssr'
A clol Dbl fsr IA Nevada TIE other cay
oroppea eAoDgA water go q glan no
ni-les square - form l-@c ~ ten acres Ia
extent Ana zen leoi deep
lhAkE are in tae Treasury vaults ~
washington ne~f.A Ntt ~ DIAMONDS 4Ao
other precious stones ta-l were presented
70 Nsr-oos Pres dents py aaulri1s friehos
A CINCfNNATl mar used ten thousand ga
Ions Of water ca his lawn l4st year. hls
ne.gAoar trusted % PROV .aeloe ~ sprnA-e
ttf s--~ ~ ttsts ~-A-t-> N -+s-- At--
lawn.
~ eighteen wear cid glrl was arrested in
san Francesca TIE Ofler d4y who teslnod
th-t for the plst year She had been coD-
suming over two dollars WORTH II morphine
daily
THE Nafl0uai Sansrluten'ent of Public
Buildings ana Grounds recommended n MS
annual report Tie erection ~ 90 addition 10
the " a.le House as = private resideuce for
Tie President
Co,fPIAINf - heard in New York q
women who tLlk audlblv during tie draw
ing room readings Latelva rea4er stopped.
smiled pleasantly. aud said she would v-att
until tie ladies finished their conversation
AIoslsox paner SAYS ma, ali fl,s r,.,rsle
NOW 6vins, In tbe ,verla o~ abo.t 7 sia
o.0 Oao copid md star6i,., r.,,e within H.
limits ofa field ter miles soearc and bv aud
Of d telenhone. could be addressed bv =
single sneaker.
F,o,, w.. .,,,ss s..-,. 20 q e.,-,o,,s
,eIerb,.,,a e,.,.a..r,s,., VIZ. ! ,hvsi.i,r
hair,, o.a hn,are, ,,ls. fr.r t,r,s
,allxes "a bis a. an pra,,sb .e.fsr
,br,,,,b ,b. ,sle,,bors re 80, si,o,-i,,., &, his
understan5ir,, nv a ssries ~ barks
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

More Particulars Of the Fight and
tie Arrests.
a. hameiiuks Assattapts leckea tF--
They Threatened the oneefs. bUt
Attsr~Ard submit te Arresl Al
iaigned in the Police Court

The account oi the stabhing arTas,
lo which b. Hamelink received several
seroas' II noi fatal. cuts. a. gwen ia
The IeitaRAN-HfRAiD yesterday. Was
very meagfe. owing to the lateness of
the hour twas O'Clock yesterday
morning when John Hameluk came 10
headquarters aul reported llat h.s soa
aa1 been stabloa al dance hall oa
leonaTd-st.
The patrol wagon was ssnt out ana
the officers and reporters arrived on
the scene 81 the ~Hmy about sS1
They found D.. llameink. Young
man - years oi age. lyng on h.s h.cz
ou blanket on ihe tool of s.
Holland Han w.iA ms head
no.steu5 up on s. ehaI.
ile was FAINT from loss az blood but
managed go tA Detective ~nHu i.e
lanle ul lae nsaA NAo ul- uie ctttuN-
in oue cad oi tle Aal. "a temporary naf
@a> Nul up and bali outeA ucl ntie
-paWlei ult on iae noor ui benches
sleeping off the effect, oi lhen mi-
uol,Iafe pUtalnn~. iNo young lio.-
landtIs were found al. .,ef sHaugl io 80
WITH tae officers % Show tn,m t-e
house where tcert o.Iuul, t4e nal
Who old tlr cutting, iAt1.
he house was al a3 Alpue-aNt.
NheI tae officers rapped ai iA. door
aud had succeeded l awakening tle
inmates, "a Chamber na4aon Was thrown
open and oecfi ScnuuI called oat ur-
d. 81.
taeN dld not wish a. bs SHOT. Nletutr
he lad a revolver IA bis hand or not
could not hc seen. Ailra DELAY II
some i've or Ten minute, tl, 8oor n.s
opened and the officers walked in. They
found an old man and Woman u Use
room that they entered and tfo
young men about % or 20 yt4Is
Of age. Tie young man sad tlai 10Th
their names were 1oert Schuur and
that they were cousins. They denied
any knowledge oi the row az ihe ball,
and sad that they DID not know that
iiameLnk had been stabbed. They
were both somewhat marked about iAe
head and face, showing that they bad
been fighting, and they Were haud-
cuiied and taken 10 tie scene oi Lhe
lgnt
IIamelmk had somewhat revived,
and when asked d either ot the two
prisoners was the man who struck tm
with the knife. he opened hIs eyes aad
promptly pointed T. the taller oi tie
two boye, and family SAID. That's
the man, the other man was n the
| fight, hut he did the cutting.
Gecrt Schuur, sthe Young man WHO
| did the cutting. j. about 23 years old,
| and has been in this country about one
year, but be speaks English very pialn-
~. lie is a cahnetmakef and If en-
ployed at Nelson a Matters factory
The two nlen were brought - head
quarters and locked up al $50 a. n1.
yesterday. IN The afternoon they were
arragncd before Judge Holmes, one
charged with breach Of the peace and
the other with deadly assault john
Fairfield and John II. Kozcms APP
peaTed for the defense and bad tie
case for breach Of the peace set down
Tor today. The deadly assault case
Vii be up for examination September
TO-
lIamclnk was reported as improving
Yesterday, bat the stab in the back
which struck his spinal column seems
TO have partially paralyzcd ls lower
extrcmitles. He also had several bad
cuts on the head. hut they are not con-
sidercd dangerous.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Lawyer-You have studied this case
thoroughly, DR.. Lancet?
Physician-Yes; ] have made all pos
sible inquiries In regard 10 the life OF
the deceased. his habits, &c. and par
ticularly as 10 his last illness. and. not
content with that, have made a post
mOrtem examination of his remains
Yes, sir; fatter myself that ] am
thoroughly competent 10 give an opinion
in the ease.
Lawyer have no doubt Of it. I
sent for you to engage your services as
an expert at the trial. I'll give YOU
your retainer now, if you please
hysician-Thank you. J shall be on
hand. Good day, sir. (He goes out,
but returns a moment laterl On I
forgot 10 ask you which side | was on
whether ] am TO prove that the man was
poisoned or died from natural causes
Poisoned? Oh, yes: you can rely
uDon
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
DIR. Blister Collects His RilI.

Or. Blister, OF Texas, is one of those ply
sicans who do not stand any nonsense from
their patients According TO a Texas paper,
one day lately he presented his bill TO Nose
Shaumburg.
"One hundred and fifty dollarsIr ex
claimed Nose "Vy, mine guinness, two
funerals in dot family would not haf coss me
so much as dot"'
''It's ut too late to have funeral in the
house yet" replied DR.. Blister, drawing
revolver. His bill was paidN. Y. Ledger.
Quality wins. The fine elegant favor Of the
Toss Up" Cigar is not perceptihie in any
other 5c C igar. and only in the best grade Oi
lnc rirarS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

z Vlfs-r cor. ranrre ara 'fr7~s sts. srf
IA Whi1s. - alai ST. 81 iara s sap' Is
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

"MosT Russian ladies smoke cigarettes"
SAYS Lady Randolph Churchill in her article
entitled "A Month in Russia"
TIE japanese keep their bric-s-brac in
freproof buildings, 10 be taken out one al
time and admired, and then replaced by an
other.
IN the higher realms Of Turkish society il
is considered quite the handsome thing 70
give friend rs a birthday present plump
young Georgian or pretty, fair-skinned
Circassian.
WIEN Chinese girl is married. she must
wait four months before her etiquette al
lows her TO pay her first VISIT 70 her mother
but after this initiatory call she may 90 20
the home Of her parents a. any time.
TIE wealthy Japanese make no display
either in the architecture OF thci- houses or
in the display Of ornaments. In the way of
furnishing, their PRIDE is in the delicacy of
their mats and the richness Of their satin
cushions.
The Chinese are great nation for flial
piety and respect for ancestors generally.
The Empress Regent q China, desiring 10
honor Sir Robert Hart, has thought Of no
better way than TO ennoble three genera
tions Of his ancestors dead and buried.
TIE Mantchus. Of which race comes the
reforin0 6vras.x ~ China 10 ~. ,.,.,.,ie
The feet 81 tbeir ,voroer ,he~.Fo-e ,helateie.
q. ,he I-no~isl fs,r- .ro 80. a-6 ,c,e,
have beo, s,l,ia,.. =, ,5,s ,,o,.rs 49, s,,d "a.
rnoraiizine- n~a,.,ce Ttfs.ho Cht,esa nron-
or tic s.biect ana net tf.. coro,eriro rsoe-
who torture and MAIN the women
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= - > -. -. - Il, -
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ard once a slave be is rarely aa.e - free
himself he may bo bequcatfod hv wii
The majority ~ The interior Indians have
been re8uoel 80 fhis CONDITION
4 svfrrerrrva ,ancr rf- rf +fe frhsh
itauts q Gorero Is.ara s described hv
Tserfcrsnt Oaeferf q TIC German
army. a. ordinary sne. p trsrsia-ed irx
a--lrr1eto wh.stirr. earn s-.ano having
g.. ---- 2.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04
Cure for Flies.

Plies ale frequently preceded by.
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbor.
ing organs. At times, symptoms OF
indigestion are present, fiatulency,
uneasincss Of the stomach, etc. ~
moisture like perspiration, producing
4 very disagreeable itching, after
getting warm, is q common attend.
ant, Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles, yield at once to the ,&p-
plication of DR.. Bosanko's Pill.
Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tumors, allaying The intense itching,
and etlecting q permanent cure
Price SO cents. Address The Ir.
Bosanko Medicine Co.. piaua,O. Solo
Ivy Hughes & Nance ieollY
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04
METHODIST MALE COLLEGE.

The meeting at the Methodist
Church, Oh Thursday night of last
week, to hear DR.. J. J. Wheat and
Bishop Galloway speak in favor of the
endowment fund for the male school
which the Methodist Of the State pro-
pose to establish somewhere within
the borders of the commonwealth, was
opened by our friend and worthy
MAYOR, Col. Il. q Adams. in a hnaut :
full and happy welcome to the distin-
guished divines before him. Having
been the classmate of the Bishop, aud
both under the tutiIage Of the distin-
guished and learned Professor Wheat,
his remarks were exceedingly chastc
and applicable. Although the audi
ence was not more than half az large
as we expected, it was sufficient in
numbers, respectability and good will
TO listen patiently to the eminent DR..
Wheat for more than an hour in a very
Interesting address OF the fruits Of ed
uC1tion, who began III primitive man,
~ac'arse, ignorant and brutal savage,
and traced him through all the course
Of his improvement until he found
him to-day enlightened with all the
benefits Of learning, science and reli-
gion. Much of his discourse was dry
but interesting abstraction, the prin-
ciples of mind and matter as connect
Ell with human life. He was followed
by the Bishop, who made no effort at
a speech he threw out some appr0-
pirate and eloquent thoughts; when
he came down to his business of get
ting. up money for the endowment
fund of the proposed college, indulg-
ing now and then some humorous
filings which kept his audience in good
humor until adjournment. We learn
that he realized about q thousand dol
lars from this community. 1t was
proposed to have a citizens meeting
on the following night at the Court
House to raisea proposed sun to have
the College established here. But
there was no meeting at all, although
there were a number Of our people
ready to respond in liberal sums ,as we
have learned. There being no lightin
the Court Hoase, the bell was not
rung, and the time passed away with
out anything being done. Should this
college be established here it would
give Grenada a move forward that
would place her far beyond her pres
ent conditions of prosperity. Two or
three hundred young men sent here
annually from this and other States
would throw into our local circulation
over one hundred thousand dollars
every year. With the splendid col
lege now here, for the education Of
girls, Grenada would be known far
and wide for her educational facilities.
Planters in the delta and farmers in
the hills would 1901 begin to move in
for the education of their children,
which would enlarge our population
with many Of the best people in the
State. Property in town would rap
idly rise in value, and all business
now here would be increased. This
appeals to eyerp man and woman in
this town, who owns property, with
the most irresistible arguments, and
we hope the people will meet and dis
cuss this matter in q liberal spirit, and
make q generous bid for the school.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04
GOOD FOR THE METHODIST
MALE COLLEGE.

An informal meeting of some of
dozen or more of our business men on
Tuesday night, the subject oil locating
the Methodist College for boys and
young men, was discussed in all of its
qualifications az a business plant, and
we are glad to say that although there
were not many present, the outcome
of subscription footed up to about
fifteen thousand dollars. In order to
keep this matter before the people for
their cooperation outside of the town,
there was permanent organization
effected with Mr.. j. w. Grit1is, Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Frank Smith, Secreta-
~. and Messrs. w. G. Mclean, Max.
Ginsburser, f. r, Austin, W. \. Pass,
:. II. Garner and Rev. Mr.. Thomas,
Executive Committee. This looks
like business and no mistake.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04

1t is fortunate for IL band. that
the members have secured the valu-
able services of that veteran and sue
cessful music teacher, Prot. Hartwell,
of Winona. A gentleman by birth
and reputation his life labors have
been devoted to the fine art of music
in nearly every one of its s~pecialties,
embracing thirty-three different in
struments. Kind, social and com
municative he is a pleasant companion
as we'll as a thorough teacher. 1t can
be said to his credit thath G has taken
first honors over all competing
teachers of music in the State, and if
he does rot make a success of the
Grenada boys, how to blow time fully
it will not DO because of imperfect
training.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04

4 paper must receive patronage. in
order to be first-class and tirst-class
patronage consists in a mans paying
his subscription in advance. In near
" every town there are people who
are willing to lend their moral sup,
port to q newspaper, but in a final
wind-up moral support doesn't pay
for print, paper or ink. There are
people who come in and subscribe to
help YOU along, but who fail to think
that unless they pay for their paper
they are asking you to lend them so
much cash. There Is food for retlec-
ton in these few lines.-Ex.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04
Farmers and Mechanics.

Save money and Doctor bills. Re
,ievr your Mothers, Wives and Sister
by Il timely purchase of Or. Bosan'
kos Cough and Lung SyrIp, the
best known remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Bronchial alice
tions. Relieves Children of Group
in n night; may save you hundreds
o fdollars. Price 50 cents and sl,W
Sample free. Sold by Hughes .
Saufn March LIST
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04

If Col. Pass is disturbed AZ to what
we said about the first bale Of cotton,
we used the only information at our
command without any personal or
interested motive. If there was .
mistake ever are not responsible for
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04

RI we would but stop moment and
take counsel with our hearts much
of The bitterness could be extracted
from life, much annoyance and ag-
gravation escaped. # we could only
remember that true happiness con-
sists in making those around us hap.
nv, s%elfshness, if nothing else, would
induce us to be more agreeable and
patient. Thoughtlessness has wound
ed more hearts than has premedi'
tated design, and the worst feature
of 1t Is that thoughtlessness wounds
those who claim by right, and freely
receive, in Il better moments, our
love.-Appeal.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04

The Board of Directors of the Gre
NADIA County Alliance Warehouse
Company hereby invite the merchants
Of Grenada, to meet them at the Court
House, on Monday next Oct. 18th at
10 o'clock a. M, to consult la re-
lation to the sale and handling ofcot-
ton In Grenada.
BY order Of the Board.