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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

pnttug History.
speclal Dispatch.
i Dallas, Tex, June 14.-Farmer Shaw
['hd today: "If you want to anticipate
history you can put In your paper
Nat Reagan is the first man in the
4ree and Cochran is second. II the ma
Iprlty rule Is adopted Reagan Will
I'aslg be nominated. Should the two
birds rule prevail Cochran will be the
homlnee, for the reason that Culberson
| aad Lanham men are against Reagan,
shd should they tie the convention up,
reagan Will at least be in position to
lAme the nominee, and you can Just
uel he Will name neither Culberson
|nor Lanham."
Hon c. a. Culberson arrived in Dali
ns last night from Bells, where he
,lade a speech yesterday. He departed
VI Belton this morning to address the
|fs9pie at that place this afternoon.
.,suuBe John II. Reagan arrived In
Wy city this morning en- route to Cor
Nsha, where he speaks tomorrow. He
~ many callers at the Windsor, In
sualng his able lieutenant. Farmer
sshaW, editor OF Texas Farmer Farmer
saaw Is not supporting Judge Reagan
through the columns OF MS pa
~ out is doing lots OF work for him.
aoont IL o'clock Governor Hogg and
squad Of politicians came down from
W. w oriental, and the governor and the
nrand Old Commoner" held con-
sslsnee. Judge Reagan declares that
- VIII make a clean sweep IN Gray
Nv, fannin, Hunt, Collin, Rockwan,
es' Denton. Navarro and Hill. In
ne does not give one delegate
NJ opponents In those counties. He
also chuckling over n tip given him
one OF his incorporating lieutenants
mat Dallas county will he Tor
I. 'n Jay The proper time. Judge Reagan
: N excellent health.
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Duck KlIgore at TYLER.

fPvcial Dispatch.
yer Tex. June 1.-THE district
.su'' room was comfortably filled this
s, !, to listen to the address Of
so nm { =. Kilgore. Insuniciency OF
No. OF his appointment prevented a
49, attendance. He talked about two
~ nrst defending himself against
~ sharses brought against him. and
~, discussing Of the claims OF his sew
az, opponents. in which he did not
,efiook his own. He then referred
slenu discussed briefly the tariff ana
n, questions. There is no mistakiNg
N t1et that he is strong In this coun.,
~. Ie speaks in Troupe tonight ana
from there to Rusk county.
r,,te railways have put on excursion
xsrss % this city on the date OF Rea-
appointment, June IS.
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CYCLONE on rnn PLAINS.
A Tornado Does Some Damage to
Farm HauEc~,


Special Dispatch.
Floydada, Tex. June 1l.-Late Sat-
urday evening a cyclone was observed
from here. IN southwest direction.
nnd appeared 10 be about seven miles
away in Blanco canyon. The mail
carrier form here to Lubbock came ia
after dark and reported that the cloud
struck him and knocked him out OF
his cart and separated the horse from
the cart ard blew them down the cam
yon, but With no serious damage. ]. T.
Shirley came ia and reported W. A.
Merrell's dwelling &C mpletely deinnl-
ished and the debris scattered In the
shape Of half circle over the prairie.
Mcrrell's family and some neignbofs
we're In the house at the time. but
they escaped with My slight bruises
or scratches V. A. Leonard and NJ.
{. Potter. while on the way TO the
home OF leonardo took refuge from the
storm IN a vacant house on w. NJ.
Missiles place. Shortly after entering
the house the cyclone struck II and
tore ii to pieces. They, however. es-
capped unhurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

cent The coin end bullion amounts
TO tSfStl,oOo, an increaea during the
week OF fss,tO0, OF which 1910 90 were
imported. 100000 coming from Egypt.
mainder In bars aud United States
coin bought Stocks were generally
better ami especially FOR South Amer
team bonds on the tall In the Argentine
Rold premium to sSS Gold drlbhlCs ont
here from Argentine on exchange.
Americans We're steady, except Ateh-
ison honda, which were weak On the re.
Organization schcmc.
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Special Dispatch.
Huckabay. Erath Co. Tex. June ~
The finest rains for severni years have
recently fallen IN this section. with
the exception OF small grain. crops
and gardens are as good as the most
exacting mind could wish.
The question of continuing men In
Office Is being discussed from center
10 circumference" which ~ becoming
a little nauaeatinR TO the Populiat
"aetfast" in this county.
think the Semi Weekly Gazette IN
the best newspaper IA the state for
the nrlEe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Denton, Tex, June i4.-Elder Kerr,
the expounder Of the PopulIst doctrine
for this district, spoke 70 a small crowd
at the court house last night. The
usual address Of the Populiats was
heard. The niquity OF the Democrats
and the per cent doctrine OF course
was included.
The medals FOR prizes In the bicycle
races on the 4th proN,. are now on eN-
hibition and entries for the race are
being made from here and neighboring
towns.
The Owsiey rifles met At the armory
last night for purposes OF reorgnnizing
the company preparatory for the en-
campmeni.
The following officers were elected.
Captain, p. Mounts frst lieutenant.
Will Nicely; second lieutenant, Albert
Erwin. first aerseant. Jean RIehardsoi.
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a rnrmer nov rieads ins own Case.
Special Dispatch.

Dallas, Tex, June ii.--Davc Smith.
% years OF age. living near ilelhhardt,
came TO town yesterday and In way
In which Il appears that neither man
was 10 blame got Into night with 20,
Hoe Oilicor while. Smith was ar
raigned before the city court THU
morning he called for Jury. exam.
lned the wiinoHaos and pleaded his owS
case IN a manner that displayed Nm
Honao and tact. Smith IN M untdri
Gated boy, hut everybody that heard
him IN the case says he N born law.
yur. The Jury cleared him,
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Special Dispatch.
corsicana. Tex. June l4.--Judge Rea-
gan arrived in the city tonight He
was met by a delegation OF citizens at
the train, who afterwards assembled
in the parlors of the Commercial hotel
and listened to the old tribune. When
asked as to how he was standing the
canvass physically he replied that he
felt better now than when he started
out. When his attention was called
10 the fact that some wanted to retain
him TO the commission, he said those
who wanted that would be the first TO
want him removed from 1t in case he
was defeated.
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A cold nlooasa Murder.


Ennis. Tex. June H. A negro by
the name OF Frank Key was killed
on the Afford place about ten miles
southeast from Ennis last night about
dark. Nine buck shots chtered hls
breast Just over The heart. Sheriff
down there TO Investigate. II Wan a
cold BIZ oaed murder. Frank Key was
tho husband Of the negro woman killed
last December mar the cd Lester
place, published IN The Gazette at the
time. The officers are retieent. but II
IS known they have a ciew.
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Terrell, Tex. June it.--rhe rain has
been falling with slight intermlssions
since about $3.50 a. M, today. The
ground has been made thoroughly wet.
and the hay makers are forced TO put
on the breaks for few days.
Terrell will doubtless be represented
at tho Galveston anti-co-lnsurance
meeting June i6 There Is considerable
opposition here to this insurance
clause,
MIR. j. d. Smith returned from st.
Louis this morning after an absence
OF ten days.
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speclaI Dispatch.
Gainesville. Tex. June l4.-The po-
litioal situation from gubernatorial
standpoint Is being generally discussed.
Culberson made many friends here by
his splendid speech, and has n strong
following, Hon. S. W. n, Lanham also
has strong support and will likely
add to II by his speech here on the
2Sd. The Palestine sage is also "in II
strong and II he. too, should make a
date here the result at the primaries
would be hard to foretell.
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tTVNEN1 I7I7VTENIs
Decatur, Tex, June 1.-THE closing
exercises OF the Northwest Texas Bap-
list college have been IN progress dur
Ing the week and reflect great credit
TO the institution and our town The
handsome boarding hail Is nearing
completion and win be ready FOR oc-
cupancy by the beginning OF the fail
term. The college r. the pride OF Deca-
tur. and will begin the next year with
bright prospects.
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Special Dispatch.
Houston. Tex, June n-onicers to-
day attempted to arrest a negro rufiian
named Jim Gray. who had cut a negro
woman 10 pieces some time back He
gave leg bail, but was rounded up
ana roped with a larlat as he was hour
ishing knife. He cut the rope now
over md attempted to plunge his
knife into officer walsh and received
4 shot In the stomach. which quoted
though did not Kill him.
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Special Dispatch
Brandon. Tex, June iA.-The most
destructive rain known for yeure fell
here today and 1t Ia still raining
Great damage has been done 10 all
crops. wheat and oats, which were
fine, viii be almost totally destroyed
corn 20 per cent Every county bridge
in this section heard from has been
washed away and the Cotton Belt
railroad bridge nenr this place badly
damaged and will have TO be repaired
before trains can cross.
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are Sun loyal to the Democratic party
say that the choice Is ilficuit since
1l are running on the same plat
form and tenets. yet while culberson
made many friends here in his recent
VISIT ana Lanham has many support-
IN, y Y evident that Judge Reagan
the primaries by big majority.
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Special Disratcn'
TexIine. Tex. June l4.-Twelve cars
Of cattle crashed through bridge on
the ptnvcr. three miles south OF here
Tnesdny rnorning. Three hund-ei and
any cattle are deal. but nene OF the
rain crew xers hurt This Is the hrst
n,aii through since the wreck
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BperlaI DIsrItth.
santa Anna, Tex. June n.--John "
IIarndon. ranohman and promiaent
citizen living -four miles north OF this
place. accidentally shot himself
through the foot this evening. From
beat accounts his foot will hsss 10 be
nmputateI.
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Special Dlspntch.
centervllle, Leon Co. Tex. June a.
The Leon county Popullst convention
instructed for Nugent for governor
and Marian Martin for lieutenant-gov-
ernor and nominated full ticket.
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A rAMLr n.rnnMlsArnp.
An Aged Father i0niu -Four and
Then suicides.

Ihcu NutcihcN.
BY Assoclat d Presr.
Camden. N. j., June li.--At cramer
hill, small village In the outskirts OF
Camden come time carly this morning,
Johann Kaufman arose from his bed,
and with some sharp instrument. prob
ably razor. cut the throats Of his wife
and three Children, Then washing the
blood from hts person, he dressed hlm-
self neatly and committed suicide by
hanging Late In the afternoon the
1--WE dead bodies were found. The
family consisted OF the father and
mother, baby girl about one month
old and boy twins. Kaufman waa very
poor aud his failure 20 secure n perrna-
nent position and consequent suffering
for the actual necessities OF life prob
ably caused insanity. He was about
80 years OF age. but his wife was not
over p.
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BY Associated Press.
New York. June 1.-THE Evening
Posts London cabiegram says;
The Bank Of England returns today
exceed IN former records. The pro-
portlan Of cash liabilities a IL rar
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ny Associated Press.
New YorK-,ArrIyed: Buffalo. from
Hull.
ROTTERDAM = Arrived; spaarndam.
from New York
Prawie poi1i--Panacd: yeedain. for
New York
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AeeIdrnfnlIy Killed.

special Dispatch.
Naeosdoches. Tex. June ifl-F. =
toeraham. young lawyer. IN picking
~ gun 10 20 hunting lex Il fall
IKE T load entered his body killing
him Instantly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

board OF trustees OF the wehthcrford
college have succeeded In raising to
within $500 OF the amount needed to
add such buildings TO the college as
will be necessary to accommodate It's
increasing patronage.
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',sciai Dispatch.
imam. Tex. June 14.-IIon. S W
s., .eaham Is billed to speak here on
~, tuesday. The gubernatorial con-
~. mas aroused much exeitiment and
al Those OF thu fannsrs who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

BY Associated Press.
London. June i4'--Lord Chief Justice
coleridgs died today. Lord coleridge
was unconscious for few hours bo-
fore his death. His death was pain
lens. Ills son Bernard will succeed him
ia the peeraRe.
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Seeial Dispatch.
aesorsetown, Williamson Co. Tex,
r1e 1.-THE result OF the primaries
sun IN doubt, all the boxes not, hay-
"a yet been heard from. Cuiberson
N LanhaIn men both claim the coun-
n Nhle Reagan people are hopeful.
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speolal DI1phfohs
Joshua. TEX. June n.--A son d
rider q. Y. Richardson, living on
Rock Creek. had a thumb and onc Qe
two nnRcn torn on today b. the ex-
plosion Of dynamite cartridge
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Special Dispatch.
La Orange. Tex, June if,-Ahert
Han. young negro convicted last no
genibrr OF murder. was today Sons
fenced 10 hans September Z.
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Acquitted Of nIarder.


Houston, Tex. June l4.-williafn
Graham. colared. who rls months ago
aasnsEinated negro gambler. was ~
dny acquitted o. murder.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15
The Village Blacksmith.

"Beneath spreading chesnut tree
The village smithy stands;
The smith, mig hty man is he
With large and sinewy hands;
And the muscles of his brawny arms
Are strong as iron ban is.'
He once vas very Thin and weak
And pale and sickly, too'
But now you see, in his physique,
What Germetuer can 40.
He SAWS he has no words to speak
What praise to it is due.
81. 6 for IS. For sale bye. W. Eatman
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15
some Telling statistic. "n ths Water
Works, by Mr.. II. Horton.
Editors Grenada Sentinel:

Editors Grenada Sentinel:
In considering the cost OF water
works, we should not lose sight OF the
annual value of money at interest.
Money is usually loaned at ten per cent
interest, and the interest is generally
collected at the expiration OF each year
till payment Of principal: We WILL
assume that the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen make the principal OF the
bonds payable in twenty equal annual
installments, with all accrued interest.
The first amount pay able would pe
$1,000 90 principal, and $500 w inter-
est on $4,000 w at i per cent Tor one
year-total, 5000 OO; the second pay
ment would be, princip pal, $1,000 w, and
interest on $4,000 90, or $l14O 10; total ,
second year, $2l40 90; total, third year,
$2OSO 10; and 50 on to the end OF the
twenty years, the grand total actually
paid out by the taxpayers would be
Y32, 800 90. The first payment OF S22tW w
at compound interest OF per cent at
the end OF twenty years, would nave
increased to the handsome sum OF
s7O55 68: the second to $6474 1s: The
third to $5937 63; the fourth TO S543S ~:
the fifth to $4979 OS; the sixth to
S4553 II: the seventh to $4l6O %: and
SO on to the one last payable, the grand
total of which is S6S,O44 "a. There
will, of course, be an annual expense
What that expense would be, we know W
not, but say it is no more than $500 o.
las :he water-works advocates say.
these sums OF 5000 90, being placed at
per cent. interest, compounded, at the
times they are paid as expenses, woulc
have increased to the snug sum o
$23, ,395 Al. So there would be a loss t(
the tax payers Of the city for water
works S9l .44O IL. At eight per cent IN
terest, compounded, it would be SILL
92O 81, and at ten per cent, IT would o'
1852, 400 6s. II. HokioN'
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

There is much solid truth in the fol-
lowing squib, which we clip from the
Tupelo Times. Go on Brother. if you
are successful in your future hits at the
faults of mankind, as in this, you vii!
be /, daisy philosopher.
"We have no hesitanry in declaring
that the newspaper writer who can
write timely newspaper article just
! now without offending sombody Is a
daisy, from Daisyville. Daisy coun-
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

A. NJ. Bailey, IA well known citizen
of Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has
for wears been troubled with chronic
diarrhpa and used many remedies
with little relief until she tried Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and diarrhra
Remedy, which has cured her sound
and we'll, Give it a trial and you vii
be surprised at the prompt relief it
affords, 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
hv 7. F., Hughes, Druggist.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

Mr.. Mclean will listen about an hO'r
after the polls close he will hear the
result, which we are satisfied will be
overwhelmingly against the present
proposition Of voting ~, 600 for water
works. +
ssWithout further waste of time or
words" we will conclude this article,
by leaving the issues of this importapt :
subject to the sound judgment ANA
economic ideas Of the people OF Gre
NADIA. '.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

The popular and energetic }. W.
Buchanan. editor and proprietor OF the
Grenada SENTINEL, spent Friday last
in Holly Springs on business. While
here he gave us call when we had
very pleasant chat with nm. he II
a wheel horse and general hustler for
business Holly Springs Reportfr,
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

Have YOU tried Plantation Liver
pills for habitual constipation? They
are perfectly splendid and sure cure
Sold BY J. E. Hughes; G. W: ,t EatmaR' : p
Grenada, and c. 4. Walters and j.. r.
Trussell. Graysport, Miss, and }. a.
Morehead, Jefferson, Miss. f. L.
Crump, Peete, Miss
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

Plantation Diarrhra Mixture gives
certain relief. Every bottle gnaran-
teed. Try it. Sold by J. Z. Hushes
G. w. Eatman, Grenada, ana T. A.
Walters and J. r. Trussel, Grayspoft'
Miss, and J. A. Morehead, Jefferson
Miss F. l.. Crump, Peetc, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

A Sweet girl graduate thus desert rlbed
the manner in which goat butted a
boy out OF the front yard:
He hurled the previous end Of his
anatomy against the boys afterwaro
with an earnestness and velocity which
backed by the pondorosity of the gca,t ;
avoirdupois impaired a momentum that
was not relaxed until he had landed on
terra firma beyond the pale OF the goat
nrisdirtiOn. -Er.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

A reputable merchant cannot afford
to urge and guarantee worthless artl,
Gle, Plantation Chill Cure is sold ana
Guaranteed by J. E. Hughes, G. W.
Eatman, Grenada, and c. A. Walters
and J. r. Trussell, Graysport, Miss
and J, A. Morehead, Jefferson, Miss
+. L. Crump, Peete, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15
Sale Of County Bridge Bonds.

The Board OF Supervisors Of Grenade.
County, Mississippi, will at the Court
House, in the city of Grenada, Miss,
on MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1894.
to the highest bidder for cash. sell sl0,-
900 90 in Grenada. County Bridge Bonds,
in the sums Of $500 90 each, payable as
follows: $4,000 90 the lst OF January
of each of the years 1896. 1897, 1898, 1893
and 1900. J. &. PERRY. CLERK.
Sept. Is. '94-4t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

We sell the best dollar Corset,
"Warner's Coraline.'
We offer at IS and 25c Hose that
used to sell at SOC and 35c, re-
pectively; it will pay you to come
to see these goods.
For next week we offer Hope
Bleached Domestic
l6 yards for dollar, Cash
This is the lowestprice this good:
has ever been
offered in
the
History of the business.
DUNCAN & co.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

The cause which produces sick head
ach is more promptly removed BY
Ayers Pills than by any other medicine
They easily and speedily correct all
disorders of the stomach, liver, and
bowels, and restore to these organs reg
ular and healthy action.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

The recent rains, which have done
great damage to cotton and net Il III
tie to corn, which will be subject to rot
The late bolls and squares OF cotton
have fallen of, leaving II gsod crop OF
grown bolls now opening.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

Jo..n G. Manger Editor of the >""
beun.. Seligman, Mo, who named Gro
YER Cleveland for the Presidency in
Nov. 1882, while he was Mayor OF
Buffalo, N. v, is enthusiastic in his
praise of Chamberlain 5 Collie, Cholera
and diarrhua Remedy. He says: Il
have used it for the past five years and
consider it the best preparation OF the
kind in the market. 1t is as staple as
sugar and coffee in this section. 1t i,
an article OF merit and should be used
in every household. For sale by J. Z
Hughes, Druggist.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

Even were the water. works establish
ed in Grenada, they would not extend
to many houses rear the corporation
line. or not convenient 70 the main
streets. Such being the case 1t would
look hard to make these people hetE
to pay tho taxes on such for twenty
vears, without receiving any benefit
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

You cannot be too particular ABOUT
the medicines you use. When you
need blood-puritier. be sure and get
Ayers sarsamrilla, and no other. 1t
will mingle with, purify. and vital'ze
every drop Of blood in your body II
makes the week strong.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15
Notice to Tax-Payers,

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
will. on the first Monday in October
1894, equalize the Assessment Rolls al
their regular meeting at 3 o'clockp. NJ
JULIUS ASH, Recorder.
Grenada. Sept, Is, 1894.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

Mr.. J. W. Griftis, one of our best and
most solid merchants, together with
his popular, intelligent wife, returned
home the first Of tho week, after an
absence of some time in the North and
East. While absent Mr.. Griffis, as
usual, purchased a large stock Of fall
and winter goods.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

A Handsome Present, in the shape Of
"A BANQUET LAMP, to be given away oy
C. NJ. Melton, to the most popular
young lady in Grenada Co. Contest
commences, Sept. 10th, 1894. Each
s cent purchaser is entitled to one
vote. Lamp on exhibition at Roane i
Con- C. NJ. MELTON.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

In order to introduce Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy here we sold several
dozen bottles on strict guarantee and
have found every bottle did good
service. We have used it ourselves
and think it superior to any other. W.
I, MowKEY, Jarvisville, W. Va, Fol
sale by J. f. Hughes.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

The truthful, startling title Of Il book
about No-to-bac. the only harmless
guaranteed tobacco-habit cure. If you
want to quit and can't, use ''No-to-b*c.
Braces up nicotinized nerves, eliml'
mates nicotine poisons, makes weak men
gain strength, weight and vigor. Posi-,
tive cure or money refunded. SOLD
by D. o. Semmes, Druggist, Grenada
Book at druggist, or mailed free
Address The Sterling Remedy 60.
Chicago office, 45 Randolph ST.; New
York, 10 Spruce St.
April 21-'94-1y.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

A reputable merchant cannot AFFORD
to urge and guarantee Il worthless
artic]e, Plantation Chill Cure is sold
and guaranteed by ]. f. Hughes, G. W.
Eatplan, Grenada. and c. A. Waters
and J. Il. Trussell, Graysport, Miss.
md J, 4. Morehead, jefferson, Miss,
=, |, Crump, Peete, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1894-09-15

Mr.. Sam Newburger, the live ana
progressive representative OF 5.
Moses, is home again, after an absence
of some time purchasing fall and win
ter goods in New York City and else
where. ~