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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
NOPTJIERN \FW-JERSEy COUNTIES

HACKENsACK.-A survey is TO be made this week
preparatory TO beginning WORK on the Fort Lee,
Letonia and IIackcnsack Railroad All the money
necessary to build the road has been subscribed.
PLAINFlELD.-Eyery liquor shop in Plainfcld was
closed last night Yesterday afternoon Mrs. william
Taylor Of the Young Women's Christian Temperance
Union, and the Rov. C. L. Goodrich, pastor OF tho
shops throughout the city to ask that the bars be
closed on account OF the evangestc meeting for men,
Eyerywhcre they were received with courtesy and
pledges were given That no liquor should be sold. A
crowded meeting held at the Crescent Averue
Presbyterian Church last night conducted by the Rev.
Il Fay
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OUTGOING STEAhERS
SHIPPING NEWS


popror NETWORK. WEDNESDAY,. NOV. IL. 1890
ARRIVED.
steamer Ems (Ger) Sander. Bremen Noy sontnsmptSn
with mse passengers Oerichs CO. Ar'e' a. 'ho
sa orssnss Hamburg 9rs a w ss
Bar snsss Ha%OnEs Oss ys
Bar At $50 pPowaan Br, Edwards ports via
Gibraltar with mdse to Phelps Bros Co. Arr'Veu al
the par Capna Ger sperng Santos Oct Rio Janeiro
49, Pernambco with mdse to Fun0h Edge Co. Arrived
" s Mar o days. with md''
and cy Of San Antonio Wilder Fernadna
Brunswick Ga with mdse and passenEer'o Z MAnoi'
&C. N.ntune Bearse Boston, with mdse to H DIM
sUNsEr-wind At Sandy Hook light NV; cloudy.
Al CITY Island-wind light. NNW; cloudy
s,,,. o, Nebraska Obj. Bra.s, Gi.sgow-Austin
Steamer Augusta Victoria ,Ger, Albcr', Hamburg VIA
saeamer schleswis Ger. stenes. Tonnins. dsr-rheo
" STEAMER Goruca DroadfOO Portspan Trinidad" &c
Steamer Trinidad tBr). wndward I'and'-A
er otsma ROCKWELL Gonaives Port de Pai1 @c-wm
Steamer Saratoga Leighton Havana and cardenas-'a'E
smer r Nav Orleans Bats New Oreans-s II seaman. -,
Steamer IroGuoi- Pennington. Charleston ana
.ape G Wyanoke Boas Norfolk and Rchmond-o DO
minon o. Il.euborn Lewis Baiiimors-H Foster
S,e"moI Renn pOrtland-Horati0 HAIL
StesmeI Sos"f N,i,cr Oakee pangor-F II Smith Co.
steamer Miranda BIZ. Leseniah S' '"'"''' we w.
-Bowring & Archibald
SAILED.
,.o. r.,,o,ic and city of New.YorK. for Liverpool;
ota Saalo Bremen: Pennland Antws.p
anca Rio Janeiro Newport News Ayo M , irtS
,an. NJ Caves. Saratoga. Havana New orleans am
nm,nn Oreans Nacoochee Savannah; lroquosOhAIe'
ton: Wyanuke. OFF TX.
SHIN Salwart, for Batavia Java pr,.,are. Mary
BarEs shenir. for VALPARAISO; Coneoi'"s' D'''-" ''
Fraser. Dioppo.
Also ,a,led-y,a Long Island sound
Bark Exile for st LOUIS du Rhone.
IKE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
.MproN Nov l2saied. steamer Fulda Ger)s fngK
from Bremen hence for Eew'fork $500. ....o,. fpr,
prooks from New.YOrk on her WY to Liverpool sn" PRIV
ceesed. z,,. ra,m.rt fRr,. Rir.
by for New York. . 49,, ... u..onn. RI, pavne
AvoNMoUTlI. Nov ll-saien' "'os"er oa''""' '''''
for New York. ,. 49,. f,.,or.ao fpr, Tea
from New.lork. r-... m, u.dev
LONDON Nov l2-Arrived steamer frsnco 'D'' Ah""'''
from New York. . ,. .....r uoHi. fDsn)
CoPENHAaEN. Nov ll-Ar'eo, S"amei fhoA'" ND''
Thomse en- from New York. 49,. ,- v..urs
UAykE Nov ll-Saed, steamer Heilett toelh n~~''~'
from Hamburg hence for New'lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
long ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Thc old Second ward SCHOOL
house. a large tfrec-story frame building, at Dutch
Kills was burned to the ground Tuesday night The
loss which falls on the city, is about So 0O0 partly
insured The cause OF the has not been asceralned
OYSTER BAY.-Justice Charles J: Chfpp, aged
seventy five years. died at his home here YESTERDAY
oftcr a prolonged sickness lie formerly an
Alderman Of the City of York, and for the last
twenty years had held the Office of Justice OF the
Peace OF this town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
THE CABLE CHESS MATCH.

Appended are Mr. ste!ntzs twelfth in the Evans
eambt and fourteenth In the two knights defence
the two games being played by cable between New
York and 1T. Petersburg:
EVANS GAMBIT.
TSCHIGORIN. STElNITZ
White Black
u 12-B to Q Is =
l3-Tsehgofin u move.
TWO KNIGHTS DEFENCE,
TSCIIGORIN. STEINlTL
BLACK Waite.
l4-Tschlgorin To move. 14-P to Q Is 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
no cnrnaRAng 4 sExr-onvnEyyrAL.

Tho semi-cenennal Of the dedication OF the Bedford
Street Methodist Episcopal Church will be celebrated
by jubilee services in the church next week. On Sun
day afternoon there will be jubilee service Of the
Sunday school. end the following Sunday afternoon
there viii b reunion love feast. goidenweddnE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.-Coroner Hughes, at Stapleton, on
Tuesday night finished the inquest in the case OF MIS-
Kate owens who was shot three times and killed by
her Jealous lover Edward Emmons, at her home In
clfton ON the evening of October "a. The jury held
Emmons responsible for Mrs. Owens's DEATH Inc
prisoner at midnight conveyed to the county JAN
At Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
NEWARK
MANY PEOPLE FRIGHTENED BY LINE WIRE

MANY PEOPLE FRIGHTENED BY LINE WIRE.
People living in the vicinity OF Market and wash
incton sts were startled at u 80 O'Clock yesterday
morning by succession OF load reports resembling
musketry accompanied by a kissing noise JUST then
the end of o wire twisting and writing
along the street This ore OF the trolley wires
of the Newark Passenger Railway, which crossed
several Others and from its end proceeded the Missing
noise The wires of the supply circuit as far as the Court
House. three blocks above, were at white heat, ana
az the broken end touched the tracks 1t emitted sparks
and loud sharp reports.
Car No. 90 OF the south Orange Line was coming
down the hill loaded with passengers, ana as inc
horses hoOfs struck the rail the animals were fted
into the air and then thrown upon their sides on thc
pavement. The passengers were pancstrlcken III an
instant, and many Of them aterward declared that
hey felt the electric current In their bodies, although
no one was hurt i'm the slightest For hours after inc
source of difficulty had been removed passengers lcs
the cars before the place reached ana collu no
he prevailed upon TO again enter their car unt IL ao
got half a block away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

Lady Dowager-I am at last thoroughly satisfied that
the wife Lord Henry brought from America used TO be
an actress
Countess Fiango-How did you find ont
LADY D0wagcr-I renowned them both yesterday.
and She casped her hands, took three steps % the
right sobbed convusvely for fifteen seconds and then
turning about, lowered TO her full height and dehed
mc.-(0np.
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HOME NEWS.
ppouNrxr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
crAprxnoS- Admir,l John II. Upshur, o. Is.
Nsyy FIFTH acknowledgements Frederick Miles.
Connecticut stevenson Burke. Of Ceve'and ana Gen
ersl John ~ Knapp, Of Auburn, N. Y-.-..GiLsEY =
General Austin Lathrop. Of Corning, N. f.'...uhAND
Co,on., I. r,.v wood H. g. Army. :. HOFFMAN,
Congressman j. A. Gcissenhaincr, Of New-Jersey. 1890
John J. Linson. Of Kingston NJ X.
UNION soUARE-Emio de Muruaga recently
Spanish Minister at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

service will be held on the afternoon Of November 49,
Among others who are expected to take part during tho
week Bishops +. q. Andrews Jonn 7. newman
Palmer, Van Alstync Chadwick. osbon ana Darwooa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

RECEIVERS ~ CHARGB Of TIE SUGAR TRUST.
Harry o. Havemeycr and General II. W. sloeum.
who have been appointed by Judge Pratt receivers OF
the Sugar Trust, filed their bonds yesterday. s. V.
White the other receiver. Lied his bonds Tuesday.
his suretes being Jay Gould and Arthur d. Clanin.
Mr. Hayemeyers bondsmen are Theodore A. Heve-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
ALONG THE SOUND.

SOUTHPORT-Thc wardens and vestry of Trinity
Episcopal Church have decided unanimously to ex-
tend call to the Rev. S. I. Graham, Of St. Ambrose
Church, New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

Inst Tho samc-Iincoln's old friends say that only
about one story in ten told Of him has the least grain
Of and that at least 200 new a, ese Te S Seod IT'S
inst ne rood AZ II all were true. II would be well TO
compile a work and call IL 1.-THE Yarns and stories
Which Lincoln Never Neard Of.'-tDetrot Free fress'
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Highest Of all in Leavening Power'-o' "
ROYAL Baking Baking
Ve6sssess Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

meyer, president of the Sugar Rcnneries Company
and Charles II. Senf. General socum's bondsmen
are Charles II. Marshall and John q. jenkins, pres
dent of the First National Bank, Brooklyn. The re
cevers yesterday took charge of the affairs Of the Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sun rsss Gal Sets go Moon sets o'a4 Pm Asonsass
men WATER
4 rsandv Hoor 7,s& Gov Island 8;ll Hell oatA !O;O4
SN-Ssndy HOOK S:27 Gov. Island SAL Hell oats l0se
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Announcements.
Personal LONELINESS

Is greatly enhanced by fine set OF teeth On the osnr
hand nothing 50 detrcts the effect OF pleasing ieat
RS ane ewes and a graceful figure, yellow tecu
That popuIa toilet article SOLODONT checks their decay
and renders them white as snow
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A NEW COLLAR.
az. & W." Shoshone. "E. q W."

Beware of q slight irritation of the throat
Brummell's Cough Drops give immediate relief Genun
have A. II. d. on each drop. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

BITES OF INSECTS.
Health Food Company's' Gluten Soap cures them.
Fifth avenue and all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

For Boynton's celebrated furnaces, hot watc
heaters baltimore heaters and ranges, go 70 4
BOYNfON FURNACE CO.. 2oT and 209 Water's%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

Vtrfed PORTRAITS. Burnt in on China and Porce-
lain Guns PLAQUES Vases &C., the most charming
novelties In Photographic Portiaturc. Made only by
lockwood, II Union Square, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

Do You WANrA CLEAR COMPLEXION
Use Cornels Benzon Cosmetic soap. Sold everywhere
lS cents n cake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

story has recently to light IN regard 70 'he
experience Of Divide Musn the vonist when he appeared
IN recent concert in the Marcy Baptist Church
When going upon platform he mistook the door anu
walked into the baptstry which had considerable wafer
IN It. and he badly wetted Before he could appear
m the sight of the audience dry dress suit had to be
by securing the neigh ohood TO get OF his
sase Mr.. Musin has learned something OF the internal
economy OF Baptist churches The two doors one TO the
atsorm and the the baptlsty are side by size In
the Marcy Avenue Church. Mr. Musn saved the Varhish
q his violin by holding 1t above the water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. H.,
90 WEST S9TH ST. - 49,.
Diseases Of the Nervous System ento, ofgsns
rmnotenro and SterilI.y. Hours TO l. TO 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

and turned over to Special onccr Cadmus Of Psscrs0n
by order Of the Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

Sherif-elcct IIaussling yesterday appointed cyrus
Benedict. a Republican. unde' sheriff MI Behcuct
Is familiar with the duties OF the Office
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new TARIFF LAW
AND THE
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In PAMPHLET FORM, 81 PAGEs
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The pamphlet has been carefully
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Rattan and Reed
Furniture.

We show an Incompatible stock OF
this popular style of furniture.
ParlOr suits, including sofas, tete-a'
tetes, easy chairs and odd pieces, with
or without upholstery, in natural finish,
or stained either 10th Century, Gre
mona, enamelled or brOnzed.
All styles of fancy rockers, fancy
chairs, foot-rests, tables, music racks,
touches and divans, in exclusive and
unique designs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
Hp KILLED HIMSELF IN HIS CELL.
a PRISONER TAKES HIS OWN LIFE IN FIT OF
DESPAIR.

DESPAIR.
su,cide was committed In his cell In kaymo"u 49, ~
Jail yesterday morning by George W. Aar'n' " .
coo Forty -fourth-st. who had been cohv'c'cu o
charge Of grand larceny in securing . ioa" ~
chattei morSeaae upon property which no oio noS o
,1e WAS 20 have had hearing yesterday MI. Aart'"
was 0fty.two years old, and his wife was n0SV.'
ana cnnpected with the oldest families IN INC e.s'
He was bookkceper and was last emp'osO' =. 49,, ~
Poodne Company OF New-York. After losing ms p"'e ~
borrowed ESQ from Mrs. Louise Whippe' u No. 80
tuIlst. n high rate Of interest. Wnon ne WAS un
~. e. nav hack the money Mrs. Whipple had MN
5000 In the meantime Mrs Martin secured ~""
sna na,a MIS- whpple in full The latter wonid not
ssy whether she would withdraw tne charsc "'1
vent out Of the city on Tuesday
Martin stabbed himself six times IN the region oi 'c
heart with q penknife after opening the aroncs IN
~. wrists lie was found dead. Where he got the
knife Is not known, all prisoners at the jail are
de.rved Of deadly weapons before they arc locked up
Martin left this letter in his cell:
ssr have 1S s Sesn sSf 'a Ss
tHSe nv chances, and would have done 80 long since
but FOR AMENDS ans nepi for s''s the President and
devotion Of loving wife, Sst nov sxe up
Martin was at one time employed in the Postoiice
ana Was sent to the Penitentiary for robbing the
mails. Both his father and brother committed suc'ue'
MRS. DORIAN TELLS THE STORY OF THE MURDER.
The defence in trial Of Asa r. Waterman for the
murder OF Patrick alias Pete Dorsn. begun yeser
day. Mrs. Fanny Dorsn. wife Of the murdered maii wa.
the nrst Witness appeared cool and collected but hao
TO BE- reproved by Judge levty in giving her EVIL
dence After saying that she twenty years oo' anu
that she married four ago. she said that she
had separated and reunited with him -four times anu
that she left good last September She had Know"
waterman . year. On the evening Of the crime shc hao
stepped the Lyceun Theatre to borrow money iro"
Waterman who was treasurer there. He asked her 70
walt and he would her home and she did Az Nose
role and Lorimcr sts husband met them ana aier
few words her husband Waterman and knocked DIM
down. Waterman got up and Doran reached into DIS MP
poekct after knocking him down again. She said 70
Waterman: Look out: he's going kill YOU" and
Waterman Drew and fred. Dorsn staggered
forward saying Fanny this IS all your fault ana Tell
dead. hld the story Of the shooting Us
Mrs. Doran.
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To the Most Popular Young Lady and
Young Gentleman of Grenada County.
Determine to whom the Presents Shall
Be Given by Your Votes.

The Grenada SENTINEL. will on November
1, 1890, donate to the young lady who is de-
clared to be by the largest number Of votes
the most popular young lady of Grenada
county, an elegant Solid Gold diamond orna-
ment WATCH, Nickel, II jeweled pendant, set,
with all the latest improvents, which can be
seen at W. E. Smiths jewelry store And to
the eyoung gentleman who receives the highest
number of votes as being the most popular
young man of Grenada county, a handsome
gold-headed walking CANE to be seen at ].
r. Lickfold's Jewelry Store. The name Of the
winner will be engraved on each trophy.
Anybody in or out OF the county or State
may vote, but only the votes on the coupon
published in the SENTINEL below will be re-
ceived and counted. The ballots can be
brought or sent to the SENTINEL Office and
need not be signed, but the names voted for
must be written on each coupon. The num-
Der of votes cast for each young lady and
gentleman will be honestly counted and pub
lished every week. All coupons or votes
must be handed in by Thursday evening at
6 o'clock, or they will not be counted until
the following week,
The following is the coupon which can be
,,,,1 Tod.
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,,,1ANCE NORTH AND SOUTH.

,osolutions adopted yesterday
Tsrmers' Alliance of Virginia
.;frnifcant. 1--WE, the Farmers
~ ~ If Virginia" it was declared,
nVeJ ntend to grasp with and tighten
lItur 1Iance grip the hands Of our AL
llia %rothers of the North, deter
! " hold together with locked
!. IN spite of all efforts to arouse
Sass between US until the finan-
aros Emancipation of the laborer and
I'cer e, IS accomplished"
! sil idleclaration, it may be confident
rssdicted, will be received as it is
ssd Is bv the farmers of the North
Tsst. e There are already nearly
million members Of the National
nee, No. and with the hope OF impress
se self upon the National, as it has
tbe M various State Governments, it
he still further increased. The
|rce will not be satisfied with mere
victories. 1t will not be content
| 4 has forced the recognition of
kess. -.
thp South the Alliance operates
| i the Democratic party. In the
! the majority of the farmers are
|blicans, but they are arrayed
| st the party.
| southern Democratic farmers
ferefore in a position to work won
| they will remain true to the
Having SO large voice in the
|sement of the Democratic party
/ South, they are in a position to
n firm. insisting that their breth-
4 other sections shall join with
lin seeking reform through the
| cratic party.
| greatest boon which could come
farmer would be the adoption of
kHf reform views of the Democra-
fhe farmers of the South know it,
= of the North and West are begin
IA understand it, and if they can
buced to put aside for a moment
+ binding sectional prejudices they
! |ee it more clearly and labor for it.
| Democracy has nothing to fear
the growth of the Alliance. 1t
bower enough now to make the
lon Of a Democratic President and
bocratic Congress a certainty, and
he Indications are that it will be
|ed when the time comes.
all means let the Farmers Alli-
| of Virginia and, indeed, of every
Southern State offer the right
| Of fellowship to the Alliance of
North and West. Memphis Ava-
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IUKA NORMAL INSTITUTE
SITUATED AT
IJKA SPRINGS,

In north eastern portion of the State,
opens its next Annual Session
SEPTEMBER /, 1890.
This School is in n very prosperous
condition, and has no better witnesses
as to the thoroughness OF the course OF
Instruction than those by whom 1t has
been patronized. Anyone desiring to
equip themselves for training, or to OBJ
tain a good classical education, could
not do better than attend this school.
They have splendid corps Of teachers,
and exDenses are mo icratc. Good board
can be had at SS 90 per month. For
further information address the Prln-
cipal. H. A. DGAN, , n,;ss
Aug 90, ct. lukit' MISS.
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500 ----.-------------------
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.


for Energetic Deputies.
Ks on, Miss, Aug. 26.-The Grand
/ Knights of Honor finished its
to-day, after electing the follow
Brand officers: Pat Henry, Bran
Grand Dictator; Geo. G. Dilaro
In, Vice. Dictator; G. S. Dodds,
bhurst, Assistant Dictator; Rev.
Miller, Holly Springs, Chaplain;
Root, Duncansby, Guide; E. w
b, fernando. Grand Reporter; c.
Folgher, Jackson, Treasurer; L.
lackey, Water Valley, Guardian
D, LcLaurin, Bolton, Sentinel; l.
+ldrich, Natchez, w. A. Haden
iusko, Jas. Fl. Duke, Scooba
tees; H. S. Van Eaton, Woodvillt
eme Representative; J. D. Gil
Vicksburg, alternate: The mex
on will be held in jackson the
b Tuesday in August, 1891. The
Ot 500 was appropriated to each o
prphan asylums in Natchez ant
to the family of c. P. Lewis, a
fin, whoes lodge suspended abou
lime Of his death. The sum o
was placed in the uhands of tn
fees for investment, as a reserve
to be used only in case Of epidemic'
Pther emergency. The Crane
Ee offers purse of 500 to any
ply organizing five lodges during
year, in addition to the commission
per cent, allowed by the reg
Eons, and $3.50 for any deputy or
Plzlng ten or more lodges.
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essrs Mclean, OF Grenada, and Hen
fcn Of Clay, drove a nail in the cof-
h the demogogue and office-seek ors
fn they offered resolutions making
member of the Convention ineligi.
70 hold office for from three to five
rs twill be interesting to watch
vote when the resolutions are call.
Or reported. The prospective
adates, of course, will oppose any
action. But it ought to be adopt
ecause it is common talk that some
Ne delegates are paying more atten
70 "pipe-laying" for the future
npublc business. The Conven.
was not called as an asylum for
sldates, and it should pass an ordi-
y declaring them ineligible to
onlce till after the general elec.
IN S@.-Jackson Clarion Ledger.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-08-30

4 H.. r..
st Louis Republic, a staunch
|nocratic paper, in an editorial head
AGovermental Corner" speaks as
pNs OF the Sub-Treasury bill:
facl,aproposition could have emana-
[ Eu1y from Republican Radicalism
k.,;l ,eu 70 It's logical extreme of imperial
krn, ,S'n, Once give the politicians
%Vl II u, OF the farm products and of
h od prices, and the end of the Ameri-
n sesOnMsllt!utional system would come at
ku,, Neither State rights nor indi-
Eaa u, tights could exist under such a
knot'auuesn kt'uent' 1t would he complete
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! Sau,o ,e boring in the Oconee river for
'raiIronisil altman Americus & Montgome-
4 ,rvaa' s,rNl' last week, an prtesian well
ID "IA wa, mat sent a stream of pure
ii ,vas wa,er high up in the air. The
a. '"' sunk o. feet below the river
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SPECIAL El.Et"pfbN.

DISTRICT FIVE.
By order of the Board of Supervi-
sors of Grenada county, Miss, there
will be held at the election precincts
of District No. 5, on Saturday, Aug.
80, 1890, q special election to till the
vacancies in the two offices of Justice
of the Peace of said District.
\ T. THOMAS, Clerk
of Board. j. II. GARNER,
w. w. HOLLY
J. H. PHILLIPS,
Sis. CONS. of election.
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Pine, Oak and Poplar Lumber fur
nished on shortest notice and at low
rates in any quantity by w. S. Will
liams. Orders left with Ginsburger g.
Vile or Kimbrough & Perry promptly
attended to. ltt.J
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-08-30
NOTICE 40 WIND TOWN CLOCK.

The Board of Supervisors of Grens
da county, Miss, will let to the loves
bidder, the contract to wind tow
clock-for ensuing year. Right re
served to reject all bids.
J. T. THOMAS, clerk of Board.
Aug-16-1S9O-4ts.