The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-06-03

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Ilie, hot as 'n1 .f,pps' - ,"., o,o ~. h,,d
'anons WIN MS laee W Wv s'.s w ~ a.n..
eslhs upon ."o poohS VI. anu
eu across MS roosn iasorl.o se,s'r Iir, ,iIa
Il MS i. ~ suppoeou ~ 1SlL w. A,l Cti
AGAIN. in the national house or Representa-
ives January 40; Is'e: ih .nau .p..IH IT, has.
natchin, % n comnlete M victory in triumph from !
campbell. Of Ohio to whom he was replying.
1 Is called his greatest speech
nc ~ an hA-e"ni e"e'a'o' /
Memorial Sunday was observed AZ
Lincoln. I'll. and will he long remem-
...a ~, ,,,o of 4b,+ town
'ol0" ~ many p"op y. '"Ns
rev Dr. llnnon' pastor 0! Tue ou,i q ANY,
:resoyterlan ehurcn' Preache' W sns ot"nu
army OF inc hepuphc' woman hen'' so,p,
lno sons OF veterans Or: I't.hon G sccen.,s
moved 10 Lincoln rom ror. "ot'u "a, a.. aIa
,ad been a confederate soldier. H. went out In
Sapt' J. C. browns eompanS' was a' air ane
,ner @ md cont TO conn DoT~,as Cbicaco, and
,xchanped. was wounded n. Joc;,9n. Miss:
his righ, knee was shattered at CEivhamauga;
was cantured n second time at Decatur. Ala.
and spent one wear as q prisoner at Camp Chase,
O.: was again exchanged and q third time
having his LETT shoulder blade shat
,ered ot Decatur Ala His sermon, it Is stated,
was stjrringly e)oouent and was deeply appre.
ciated nv the Union veterans
Ma de His Home ill Dry-Goods BOX.
A stranre man has r,nrntlv come to
,;o.,,t =. M, ,., ,o,r 11o,,,,,a
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There is young man by the nam" of balus
COX; VINO several years ago renoHnoe' ,aaa saa
made hs hnn,e t'5 I's in , Grr goods nov Hs eats
and sleeps there except occasionally when hs
roams about at night. His mother carries food
and water to him as though she haa pig IN a
rsa.u pua, ''H r",ono nassnn oyor thnt nace one
day recently, which drove him out. wheu,.tor
the first time in three years, he beheld the fsce
Of his brother
Appointed by the President.
President Cleveland recently made
the following appointments:
matt O,NcoI of ,,,hann for the northern dis.
trict Of Alabama: Joseph N. Miller Of Ala.
barna, for the Southern district OF Alanams;
Me1ry ~ - ,aE'on ol ara,' and ' nontaeue M ~
Virginia for the Western dis,ric, of Virginia
To be marshals Of the United States: J. G..
Musgrove Of Alabama. for the Northern dis
trict OF Alabama E. r. Morrissette, OF Ala
bama. for the Southern district OF Alabama;
VIM. II. Tisdale, Of Alabama. for the Middle
district Of Alabama; Samuel c. Dunlap, OF
Georgia. for the Northern district OF Georgia.
Abused Work house Prisoners.
A. ChattanoOra. Tenn. the grand
jury, as the result OF charges preferred
by county convlcts that were aouseo ~
the workhouse' mas indicted TWO guaros
and prisoner. The case on whlch &C.
ton was taken was that ol man
named Thompson. from whom money
was demanded on his arrival at the
H. s,,..d +o x,,,, ,,.horo.
WI N''o"eo'
upon tne guards oruerco three iheA
to hold him while one whipped him
sevsrelv
Iove Drove Him to It.
r. ". RnrfOrd. recently of ElmWood,
len0., COInIUltteu SulClut ~ oIV HA'
geles, Wash, few days ago by shoot
ing through the heart
Burford was 20 years old, and was we'll con
nected in Tennessee. HIS brother was post
master a. kepanon e.' lne 80 .use uios os Wo NJ,
nous,d vs. "a vears % old whom, he had followed "a
Port Angeles from his Tennessee home las
Marcn. NE girl reluseu " marty MN ~ =! 60
were not prepared financially for the respoasi
bilities Of welded life.
Woman, Horrible Suicide.
D,., s,rr , denr,vcl woman NJ A.
,,,tn q. doc;ded to ;naict unon her
sslf severe nunishment
She recently had her thoughts turned 10 I'M
evll OF ner ways anu he o,har n,eht she wa
Stscnss;n" s w. thr ~ prohabilties in this direction
and as they seemed to her certainties she salt
she had rather settle the matter then. Grab
6ns lamp shs ~ au% on oon
niiar u w Of t are Her injuries were such TINT sh,
Fred Mcneil, a school.teacher. <: ;s, wh, =