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Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, April 26.-Prlces of stocks
swung lazily upward today, covering about
the same range as in the downward course
of yesterday. 1t was traders market.
as was that of yesterday. No operations on
a large scale We're ventured upon, nor Is
there any outside interests In the market,
aside from some desutory buying of small
lots through commission houses. Today $
advance, however, soon put stop to even
this, as the bidding of this character comes
from bargain hunters, whose orders are
placed upon scale of prices downward.
me market was so narrow that the buying
for London account was quite a consplcu-
o@s feature, though in itself small. But
TINS buying is rather significant, in spite
OF its small volume. 1t was induced by the
declarations of neutrality on the part of
Great Britain, France and Mexico, and in
timations of a similar attitude soon to be
adopted by the other powers. The demand
for Americans in London was helped also
by the strength of the general markets,
which were active and strong on easier
money conditions This strength, reflected
from London, was sufficient to.induce the
local traders to take the bull side with a
short turn. While there was no reaction of
anything during the day, none of the prom
inent stocks made large net gains. A few
less active stocks showed conspicuous
and Delaware and Hudson and Detroit Gas
II points each. Sugar, Tobacco and the
Grangers made up the bulk of the dealings.
The money market continues to attract
.iNNh ihtcIcSt ulteLllOH. reserves con-
tinue to be pretty closely held against fu-
ture contingencies. The demand from the
interior for currency, which had almost
ceased last week, has regained some force.
1t Is impossible to forecast how far this
demand will go and it is the handspring of
the situation. The United States treasury
has given notice, in effect, that 1t needs all
of its supply of small currency, and the
local banks are obliged to meet the demand
from the interior almost altogether by
shipping gold. This is likely to act as
check to that demand, for bills are desired
rather than gold coin.
There was another advance in the rate
OF exchange today, carrying 1t we'll above
the gold import point. The rate of discount
In London and Berlin was about equally
lower today. Both of these quotations re-
fleet a subsistence of apprehension here of
the Likelihood OF any stringency. Probably
government payments for purchases of
war material abroad are not without some
erect in giving strength to the market.
The bond market showed weakness arly
IN the day, and there were later recoveries
In some cases, making the net changes
mixed. Total sales, 81, 100000.
United States old fours declined a per
cent In the bid price, while other issues re-
mained unchanged.
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R1irTER-Extra local a2-ounce SQUARES,

BUTTER-Extra local 32-ounce squares.
459471ac; fancy creamery, northern, 32-oz.
squares, 42laQ45c; dairy, 80 o.. 40Q42c
dairy. 2S-oz, 32hQS5c; fancy tub. per h.,
EGGs-12@12kc per dozen.
CHEESE-Martln's New York cheddars.
per lb.. lac; eastern. full cream, per h.,
isa13lac; California half cream. per H., :;
coast full cream, per lb., uhc; California,
Downey or Anchor, per h.. 121ac; do: Young
America, per lb., 1915; do. 3-lb hand, per lb.,
eu Seu%TRYPer dGmss.lf swss doseR R:r Hens Her.
Young ROSTERS. 6.5OQs50; old roosters, 400
1450: broilers. 4.00G4.5o; fryers. 5.0096.0 90;
ducks, 5.O0@6.00; turkeys, alive, per h.,
lSl14c; dressed, bQl6c; geese, apiece. LOO
MISUNDERSTANDING, 90c@1.25; new,
/. .50GD1.75; sweet, 1.50@1.75.
vEGETABLES-Beets, per 100 lbs, LOO
per sack, =; carrots, per 100 lbs, Sc;
chiles. dry. per string. 75@S5c; Mexican.
per lb., -; green, per lb., 35c; gar
lie, s@7c; onions, 27593 90; do: green per
Hubbard squash, per 100 lbs, 100; parsnips
9Oc@1.25; leeks, per doz., zoe; parsley, Csc.
radishes. zoe; cauliiower. So@35c; spinach,
soe RShN fssSy sSs ransy SOS sSnes
@1.5O per box; choice, 75cQ10 90; bananas. per
bunch, 2.00Q2.25, crates extra; guavas, pei
box, &C.; Strawberries, common, $3.50; cher
CITRUS TRUITS-Fancy naveis, zoo
choice, 1.75 per box; fancy seedlings, 1.5C
Lemons: Cured fancy, L25Q20O: choice,
1.5o; green lemons, LOO; grape fruit, per
RAfsINs~Fancy clusters. so-lb boxes,
zoo; 4-crown IL clusters. LIS; s-croyn IL.
per box, LBS; 2-crown. loose, in sacks. per
R 81 scrown loose in s,a@sa. saSks per 6
seedlings. per lb., 7h@sc; In boxes. Nc
bREssEp NpArszAll per lb.: Heos,
snS q Ms sS So n'ad ss?asSss'st
lie; veal, 7@71sc; mutton, 7isc; lamb, &C.;
pork loins. 90; legs Of pork, s1Sc; pork spare
ribs, &c; pork tenderloins. 16c.
oiai Kettle rsndered aes isrd, isad ''' 7Ho. W.
CURED MEATS-Rex hams, l0c; pic
mic hams, Sc: No. Q, $40; select mild cure,
90; special fancy breakfast. nc: spssciai ps
Rex homeless hams. sugar cured. 90; Rex
homeless butts, -; summer sausage, 16c;
Reg dried beef, insides, ls1i; Rex dried out:
breakfast bacon. backs, per ib.. Sc; bacon
bellies, SIC; light medium bacon, 9hc;
medium bacon. Sc; dry salt clear bellies.
1925 av. S1ac; dry salt clears. 5000 Avg..
TALLOW-Per lb.. 3h@4c.
LIVEsTOCK-Per lb.: Beeves. zN@sk;
ssSSssp per e~ ssos; 81 1saS Caves. peg iS:
BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-Pink, 3.z5@
$50; Lima, S;25@S.5o; Lady Washington, 400
peas, 2.75@300; black-eyed beans. 800; gar
yancos, 4;0oQ4.5o; lentils, imported, 1000
500; lentils. California. 3.b0940o.
12c; do. calf. 16c; bulls. &c: salt steers. "a
7hc; do stays and bulls. 31h0lc; cows. 651
Q7c; sheep skins, 6@6c.
DRIED Pr FRUiTS-AAJpgIss. syn dr!sd' !sa
fancy, s@sc; apricots, fancy. Sc; choice. "a
&c; peaches. fancy. unpeeled, 1850; pears.
fancy evaporated, s@10c; plums, pitted.
sacked, 4@6c; dates. 7h@sc; silver prunes'
choice. sack, 71s@Sc; boxes. 901ec; figs, CAL
ifornia white, per lb., e@7c; California
black; 1,,sd Per III s@SAci Gaiiforni, fanSy. per
NUTS-Walnuts, Los Angeles, SQ8sc; me-
dunn soft. S@7c; soft shell. Los Nietos, fam
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Why the Train Slows in Leaving

He was an observing man and was not in
the habit of allowing the slightest details
of any thing or any event to escape his eye
He stood on the depot platform and watch
ed the heavy overland trains pulling out
for the West. Each one Of them seemed to
come nearly to stop just after pulling out
of the depot.
stopping to let some one Off" he asked
Of railroad man standing near him.
mo looks as If they were, dosen't it?'
Well that fools lots of people," said the
railroad man. "Some people think they
stop to let Off some one who stayed on too
long, and some think they stop to put Off
a tramp. Neither Of these reasons is righ\
All engineers bring their trains to a stop, OF
nearly so, after pulling out of terminal
station in order to test the air brakes and
see that they are in working order. Most
engineers try the air just after pulling out
of a station, but on most roads the rule is
that they try the brakes within two miles
of the station" Topeka State Journal
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Transfers, $1,000 and Over

TUESDAY, April 26.
S. A. Overholtzer to o. w. Prescott
Part lot /, Sec IA, s. 10; $4,000.
s. p. and w. w. McGregory to J. S. Cra-
vens-Part lot /, W. G. McGregory's subdi-
vision of part of land marked "Lockhart'
in division e, San Gabriel Orang Growers
Assn tract; $1,000.
G. r. and c. G. Thomas to o. S. A.
Sprague-Lots /, 2, 4 and s. G. Roscoe Thorn.
as subdivision; $25 900.
c. III. Macarthur ct al, by sheriff, to F.
A. Beasley-Part Sec 2S, / N. o, and part
lot IS, Rancho La Canada; $2152.3O
G. It. and c. A. Dutton ct al. to II. c.
Pierce-Tract in Rancho San Rafael; $4,000
SUMMARY
Deeds Observation-Disclosures. 2;
Nominal ......... ...................... Is
Total considerations .............., ,$51 1863 81
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MAY DAY PICNIC

On Saturday, April 3Oth, the Los An
geles Business College
Will celebrate May day at Redondo Beach.
The party will consist of the faculty and
students Of the college, together with par
ents and friends. Special train via Santa
F's will leave at a. m. returning leave
Redondo 1T s or $50 p. m
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

y, r. Adams to w. E. De Groot-Pt.
DIV. OF partition of Pasadena Park
tract. yr, II per cent ..,.......
3. Il. Threlkeld to ]. b. Threlkeid.
trustee-Part lot 13. blk c, Moran
3. Prentiss to e. F. Russell-Par RI Iof
10, Judson trt. yrs, Q per cent '
A. Wakeley ct al. to Union Saw. Ak.
Lots to z. Hull trt, 3 yrs, 10 per
cent .................. t
The herald., 1898-04-27

PARIS, April 26.-Spanish fours closed at
"a 5-16, net loss of 5-17 from yesterday s
closing price.
Madrid-Spanish fours closed today at
5725; gol1 was quoted at TABS.
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Kansas CITY Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 25-Cattle-
Receipts, 64OO market steady and active;
heifers, 3.7504.6O; stockers and feeders, 300
Q4.95; bulls, 2.9OG4.05
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, April 2e.-The following
are the closing prices on the New York
stock exchange today:
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

4; Adler to A. Mayer, 54s-1es. ...:.. $1,000
b, H. Noodle to A. H. Stewart ct AL,
5o4,21s ;;......:......:......... 100,
r. veTcn 70 S r. Du Bois, 424-62.... 1;S0(
-. A. Davis to c. w. Colby, 2S9-72,. 6.4O(
I.isN Matthews to S. L. Montague, 546-
lInns lZ ...:...... 130(
70. T. johnson to D. L. Coyner, 351-
PA ia .,.............. :::::.............. s,so(
eour reieases under $1,000 ............. 1,47i
Totai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .s17 81;
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Spanish Securities

shows Available cash balance, $219, Isl 1881
gold reserve, $179,67 ,902.
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THE INVESTOR
CONDUCTED BY 6fo. A. D0BINS0N

r. ]. and w. II. Price to p. A. Aus
tln-Lot 3, Friends sub, 18 mos, IL
per cent .......................... 1000
]. v. and l.. ii. Mitchell to G. Gregg
Lot Is, blk A, sub. of Martin trt,
yrs, IL per cent. 1900
M. Gnase to r. B. Williamson-Com.
on f.. line Griffin ave. S19 TT My
from NE. cor. Griffin ave. and Pat
rick ST., tn. N, etc., yrs, IL per
cent ....................... .......'.... 1,UuO
Fifteen mortgages under $1,000 ......... 1913
Total ....................... SIG 913
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Petroleum
Local Quotations

OIL CITY, Pa, April 26-Credit balances
lie; certificates, 7O1ac bid for cash.
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK. April 26.-Bar silver, 5bXc:
Mexican dollars, 45c.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26-Rar s,Iver
5615c: Mexican dollars, 451k0746c,
LONDON, April 26.-Bar silver 26 1-16d.
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Bond List

NEW YORK, April 26.-The following
are the closing prices of bonds on the New
York stock exchange today:
;, ds saaps i5sH dS A''.'1s as.:::...1ss ::.:1ss
sss sds!D':: ssdGaD::isss ds ss ss::::: ss:: ssS ss
8 Os res......1Q9h N Y G 6 st l. As. .110
40 5s coup. .11OM Nor & w 6s..... .1loA
District 8 65s...112 Nor Consols .... .1SS
Ala Glass .l0Sh do deb 5s..,.l14
Ala Glass B. %. .1OS15 o Nav lists ,,..,,110
Ala Glass Co.. 90 o Nav 4s,,,,.,.,. S91x
Ala Currency. 80 o s Line 6s tr. lis
Atchison As -. 85A o s Line IS tr.. 96
40 ADJ 49,. 66X o Imp lists r.. .1011A
Gan 80 zds: :...lO4 do 5s r.... 4I1a
Chicago Term. 81 Pacific 6s of 95.. .1021a
G & Ohio 5s....113 Readings As ..,... 77N
c Fl & D 41as. .104sk r q CIV lists. "a
p q Y 1sts..1o8 s L 6 I NJ con IS S6A
y q Il 4s...s1 L & 8 F gen s.112
y Lenn Ists.. ....loS st Paul con-. ..139
ERE ne gen 4s..:. 6S st g. c p lists. ia
r = G - tsts tr S1A do 5s.......111
eh E estAle e n ss9 os 9.1ss ss 60 Fg S 81
90 2ds. LOB Tenn new set ss. IS
q Co bs.. LOB Tex p L G lists. 97%
40 con os.' 'llO do reg 2ds... 2yN
iowa lsts.;.. 9o y d & q lists. sou
La new con IS. 9v w Shore As ......104
l. l, q UM 4s... SS Va Centuries go. 65
Missouri Y O.; ;...lU do did,. 3
"1 dn sos'' SS Wo,< y lists .:........
lsts......uS Wabash 1st 5s.. ..10S
y y os'....'..IOS do 2ds...... D
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Wall paper, late styles, low prices, al
A. A. Eckstrom's, 1924 South Spring street.
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Todays state-
ment OF the condition Of the treh Gury
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Optical work; accurate fitting. ]. W.
Fuller, 315 North Main street.
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MUNYON'S

Rheumatlsm Cure 10 guaranteed 70 be absolutely
and debiiltated It cures acute or muscular rheuma
tism In from one to five days Sharp, shooting pains
prompt, complete and permanent cure for lameness
SORENESS stiff back and all pains in hips and oIns
the back arc speedily cured. tseldom fails to give
relief from one 10 two doses, and almost invariably
cures before one bottle has been used. The Munyon
Remedy Company prepare q separate cure for each
disease At alt druggists25 cents VIAL If you need
medical advice write Prof Munyon, 1906 Arch
Efreaf Philadelp hiQ. It Is absolutely free.
The herald., 1898-04-27

The municipal bond sales for the month
Of March were less than $6,500O00 At pres
ent rates for money the bidding is not so
spirited, and in a few cases cities have
postponed sales until the outlook is bright
er. For the same reason, says the Finan-
cier, a number of large railroad reorgani-
ration interests are lying dormant, and
new enterprises for the moment have been
abandoned, owing to the timidity of cap
to1
The herald., 1898-04-27

Wall street has been full of rumors for
some time past of coming changes in the
management of the American Tobacco
company. commonly known as the Tobacco
trust. The stock has been steadily alb
sorbed in a quiet way for more than two
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-09-17

Everybody knows that Rheumatism
"a a diseased state Of the blood, and
only blood remedy is the only proper
treatment, but q remedy containing
potash and mercury only aggravates
the trouble.
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WE ARE STRICTLY IN IT.

The Boards of Supervisors OF six OF
the largest counties in North Missis-
sippi have recently awarded the SEN
TlHEL the contract for blank books,
ETC., for their respective counties.
Each Of these counties have several
hundred dollars worth OF blank books
and stationery work done every year,
and all this work comes to Grenada. 1t
is conceded by all who are in a position
to know that the SENTINEL has the
best equipped aud most up-to-date JOB
Office in the State OF Mississippi. Work
is sent to this office frcm various pOr-
tions of the State, and even the city
Offices in Memphis are not safe from
the competition of the SENTINEL's s job
Office, for we receive considerable work
from Memphis. We keep constantly
on hand the largest and best selected
stock Of stationery in the State. In
deed there are few, If any, job Offices
in the South better supplied in this re-
spect than the SENTINEL. This con-
ducting OF Il tirst-class metropolitan
job Office in a town Of this size is Il dis
tinct departure from preconceived no.
tiOns of business and overturns an an.
cient and almost universal prejudice.
1t proves that where there is will
there's y vay.' w" propose to keel
the Office up to It's high standard and
to still further extend its scope when
ever Circumstances will warrant the ex.
tension.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-09-17
A MODEL FRUIT FARM.

The Memphis Scimitar of the Sth
inst. contained Il graphic description Of
Il model fruit farmland the farm is a
real one. 1t is The property of Mr..
Louis Erb, Of Memphis, and is situated
at Cedar Gap, Mo-, the summer home
of Mr.. Erb. The country around Cedar
Gap is pretty and picturesque in the
extreme. It isa beautiful plateau at the
highest point Of the Ozarks and there
Is fine view of the Boston Mountains
in the filmy blue distance eighty miles
away. The elevation is 1900 feet
greater than that Of Memphis. Mr.. Erb
owns l,400 acres Of very fine land there
and all of it il susceptible of a high
state of cultivation. He is an expert
fruit grower and the soil and climate
are peculiarly adapted to fruit culture.
The magnitude Of the farm may be
comprehended by imagining yourself
standing in its center aud seeing rows
Of fruit trees straight as an arrow and
extending mile in every direction.
Mr.. Erb's experience has led him to
adopt as standard fruits the Ben Davis
apple and tthe Alberta peach. In
all he has $4,000 trees, 5000 apple and
10000 peach, bearing or about to bear
The trees are pruned and cultivated to
the highest perfection. There are
thousands of trees which will bear from
seven to ten barrels OF apples each next
year, and with good season he will
| realize from his farm from $4,000 tC
| $40, 1000. Mr.. Erb is the senior partner
of the we'll known firm of Erb Il Co.,
produce dealers, Memphis.
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Priceless Pain

"rs A price cnu be placed ou pain. 'Mothe,'a
Frirrd is worth its w,ight IN gold as e n alev,
atov. NV wife suffered more in Is minutes ~lI'
either Of her other two children than she old al.
fo1i%s tog1 bot.es Of Mothers friend is blessing
TO any one expecting to become mother says
q customer.
Thus writes Henderson Dale, Druggist,
of Carmi, Ill.,, to the Bradfield Regulator
Company, of Atlanta. Ga, the propre-
tors and manufacturers Of Mothers
Friend" This successful remedy IS NOT
one of the many internal medicines ad-
vertised to do unreasonable things, but 4
scientifically prepared lininert especially
effective in adding strength and elasticity
to those parts Of woman's organism which
hear the severest strains of childbirth.
The liniment may be used at any ard
all times during pregnancy up to the
very hour of confinement. The earlier II
is begun, and the longer used, the more
nerfect will be the result, but il has been
used during the last month only VITA
great benefit and success. -'"~S17' .,f''"'
It not only shortens labor and lessons
the pain attending it, but greatly dlmln-
ishcs the danger to life of both ilothcs
and child, aud leaves the mother in con
dit;on more favorable to speedy recover
"Mother's Friend" is sold by druggists
at $1.oo, or sent by express on receipt q
price. -.,,.-saa
Valuable book for women, "Befors
Baby is Botn," sent free on application
THE sRAorIElo REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, Ga
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Tribute Of Respect to DR.. j. Z. Gage, S
BY Grenada Lodge No. 81. \. i. ~ 4
Mas0Hs.

Bro. J. B. Gage departed this lie
August s, 1898, IN the sixty third year
of his age. His death mas cast a pal,
of gloom over our entire community
The most OF his long and usetu. life
was spent with his people ana lcw have
died SO favo!aDly known and having 30
large a circle OF friends to mourn nj.
loss. DR.. Gage was Il man OF strong
convictions and was always DOld il th,.
advocacy of what he believed to be
right He possessed many noble uttri-
bules, but his leading tralt of charac-
ter was his generosity and friendship
for the poor. He labCrcd, not for him
self alone, but his generous hand wa
ever open to aid the weak. the poor
and the afflicted. The distressed found
10 him warm-henrted sympathizer
and generous friend TO whom they
Lever appealed in vain. He was q de-
voted husband and Il fond father. and
today Il widow in her weeds auG sad~
faced children speak lovingly OF him
who has passed out from the sunshine
Of life into the dark shadow OF death.
He lived a useful life and the world il
better for hi, having lived. His life was
spent in the service of others and he
leaves US literally worn out with good
deeds. Surely no man hath greater
love than this
Therefore, resolved, That though
the silkcn cord which bound Us ln
close taterual affection and friend ship
! has 5cca Drv.ica, wo viii t,er ouerisl.
with the warmest feeling the recol-
lections of tie many services he has
rendered our fraternity, his social
virtues, his honest and upright man
| hood aud the r,any qualities CT head
and heart which in ali his intercourse
with u commended MIN to cur friend
ship, regard aud affection.
| I;csoveC. That we sylnpalhiGe deep
~ with the afflicted tunil! "uu ;Ht"Lus
Of our late brother in the hour Of tria!
and grief.
Resolved, That these resolution, be
spread upon the minutes Of our Lodge
published in our city papers and copy
thereof be sent to his family.
3. C.. ADAMS.
J. WARNER LEIGH. Com,
j. ". MCLEOD. ,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-09-17

Several men have been mentioned
in connection with the Gubernato-
rial nomination, and while all OF them
are deserving gentlemen, none of them
are more deserving than Col. j, H.
Jones. AS representative, State Sen
ator, member Of the Constitutional
Convention and as Lieutenant Governor
without a blemish, and his faithfulness
and ability in these positions justities
the assertion that, as Governor, he
would add honor to the position and
give the State a chief executive of
which she would be proud. Col. Jones
| is not only an able and courageous man,
he is a Christian gentleman, standing
as high in the church Us he does at the
bar as Il lawyer and in the State as ar
official. The campaign has not really
opened yet, but the ''pot is simmer
ing,n and when it gets to boiling yol
will have TN opportunity to vote 70,
Col. Jones for Governor .-Centrevill'
Jeffersonian,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-09-17

The American Express Company uav',
a habit Of doing things strictly ~ .u:'
themselves, Notwithstanding their a.
tortionate charges. Ga Two occH-.ou~
within the past two months, before my
yellow fever had appeared, We have
suffered at its hands. About two
months ago we sent 4 package t.
Sardis and it required a week or more
to deliver ii. Another package was
sent the latter part Of August, ard hn~
not yet been delivered. This is an in
dicatiOn OF their nethUu> Of doing
business. In Justice to the locn. agent !
it should he stated that the packages
left here promptly for their destination
and the responsibility for their della"
rests elsewhere.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-09-17

Pure-bred light Brahmas, J. D.
Cauthen, Courtland, Miss. Fowls for
sale and eggs in season at 81 90 per l3.
Also State agent for D. J. Lambert's
Death to Lice. Five-ounce samples,
10 cents, by mail, postpaid; IS ounce
package, 25 cents by express; 4S ounce
package, 50 cents by express. This is
Fths best lice remedy on earth. Cor
respondence solicited.
Aug. .27.2n.
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by
Rheumatism.

Those who have Rheumatism find
themselves growing steadily worse oil
the while. One reason Of this is that
the remedies prescribed by the doctors
contain mercury and potash, which ul-
timately intensity the disease by caus.
ing the joints to swell md stiffen,
producing severe aching of the bones.
s. S. s. has been curing rheumatism
Tor twenty years-even the worst cases
which seemed almost incurable.
Can't. O. E. Hughes, the popular railroad
conductor, Of Columbia, s. O., had an expert
emce with Rheumatis which convinced him
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Mississippi in the Lead

Mississippi is slowly hut:sur'.iy t"r--
ing to the .front as Il cattle State.
The last issue OF the Live Stock l.e-
porter OF St Louis says: so FAY this
wear AlaDama has shipp.l. 10 THIS
market 49, ears OF cattle, LA -Atnh
lS3 and the State Of Mississippi fur
uishel S95 cars.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-09-17

Best Syrup on the Market
kIMBROUGH a PERRY.
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]. A. Tucker, Of CORTLAND, Miss,
keeps a livery, sale and feed stable,
and is ready at all times to serve the
public. First class service and reason
able rates. Courtland is the nearest
railroad point to the famous health
restoring Ptocowa Springs, to which
these stables run hack line. Address
all orders by mail or by wire for teams,
etc. to A! f. Oliver 4 Co., and they
will recoive prompt attention.
Aug. q, I'm. ,a.s
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-09-17

that there Is only. one
cure for that painful dis.
ease. He says: II was a
great sufferer from mus.
enlar Rhcu1natism for
two years. l could get
no per rmanent relief
from any medicine pre-
scribed by my physician.
I took about u dozen bot.
ties Of your s. s. g., and
now | am as well as !
ever was inmy life. l an
sure that your medicine
cured me, and I W 'uld
recommendit to an one,
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