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.f SSs.:, .:ss, :: s az s,ssss.,
5shn p sSs 3 iRsS!si ssSSsi c,.so'
sjd 81. 40 v, 10000 Mary K shsfnsidt to
Oh HAVE. AZ. ~. S sssSsi also ash
" 9th ay, 7tIioOb; trust deed Henry
Morrison and wife W Louis Morrtson,
eli " 49, at;Si A., SsS ,5 5s,S
ost ims q, 70 n ass Columbia sv, aoiiooS;
Marie v Brown to Metropolitan Trust
20. qc......................'.'' lV
HARLEM.
Manhattan Hldni, norn Of ft0N ~
I7oth ct. n .. 1913 . 9Th AZ. 81 70 81 NICHOLAS
avxI instantaneous: Elias N Bns.
,tsss At, =. aao whm.tstd.% A. aoIssii;
John Hughes to Augustus l. Hayes. 800.
.sS ,,,I Lone % g... ss HhSsses
Isi. ssist!ieoii; Observation-Disclosures % -,
18TH q. s =. ass PARK sy. i1iiooii; Avn
Adoph DAnziger to Adolph GluckmAn.
BRONX.
tBorouoh Of The Bro~s)
o5Stons pl ~ % ,,in Il .S1Iioo
isiiisn MOrxsnth.a and vile to Loo .
Ka.,pth .v cor Msild: st. 5oiioto; John
II judge, referee. to Vim II Lyons. bot
Wales av, ws. 2i2.7 swestchester Az. 2bI
180.5t2sx1t4; Daniel lngrahsm. ref
Lot rs, block 2b. map Pelham Park; Jenny
Cockburn to Robert q Sinclair. ........,. 60'
Brook av, " cor 1tith st, 25xyo; Abraham
Kaufman to Elite Kauf an. ..n..........
lot ~ map Mary CP Macomb. ,-IeosI
lOOx35p; Hiso lot 30 same map; Daniel
1n2raham, referee. to John Paraons...... 1tpot
Fieldston road, centre line. at Q limo estate
ofwm Netmore. Kngubridye. y part;
Riverdaie a. ., lot doxsi. map
dale av, W a. at centre line Of 30 n lane,
adj lands Of Barney 4 Butler, parcel OF
IL acres; Y pAtt. 29d st. bs ", all title.
and a2d ST. W all Title. Aiso out q
.N,5.ppS sGp; David bachr'ch Adolph M
Kelly 81. N q. 10 RoSbin. av. 76IissI
s3.sSI3.ii; Lewis Abrams. referee. to
Joseph Mdo -, ,...........,. ........... t0t
i4tth At. ns, bT5 from es Wills nv, runs
n pi,TxS.2It $50 to At I3I.1l; LeoY
Ro-enhintt refarer. to Edward c Morris. 1880,
17lu It. o cor Cro,ona pl. sl.sI1oo. 5I3T3
Slnoln; Jacob Nash to Hannah
KisnerS pi. n =. lsS v M.rniion pi. a5iioo; ''''
julie. Giorcui 10 Caroline Faik 800, 4.soc
Lot a. map Clason'a Point, contains az
acres: George W Street TO Charles Knaut
AMI anO .................,...., .,.........,,
IntervaIc sv. iea,. 2iiix5n.tx2h2Id7.I;
Victor derhards 70 Mary Foster. 49,.
Lot ~ map Of Unionport Edward Taught.
", indy and ano. ehcrs. &c. to Mary VI
Bedford 400
Anthony av. = .. pp sTravsrs ct. 22.sip7.ii
x2271ioi.:. with part excepted ieAyinga
rear strip OF q IaSx22.It+; Joseph lech.
ner to Frank Mesick. .;.........:.. 1o'
81 AIMS Az, =, io5 y l6eth at. looIirree:
Erraf Marx'Na'han Co - I-idore Cohen,
itreCilcu't ,.....,.,,....',,.. lo'
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Mechanics Liens,

slst At. 253 and ?H5 ": Albert oliverv vs.
METROPOLITAN Improve Co and Ano. =. .sb.oss.sI
John ccssi.no " Henry scIdsneers ..',. 5000 90
Tooth o., 2Op W Jno II shipwGy a Bro W
Alfred wAliron; .'..:.... 1880
cath at. 457 W Philip schuck va John Don.
nor. ............' HAS
Rsr,u.eh :. al $500
Dr!,,on and ano $4,000
Roeer, T seireIt ', Joseph Glass 49, 100000
AmstnriAm AN. n cor l3pth 81, bbI 100:
Hitler -. $4,000
scerbo y Morn. Marx. 80, s.777so
18th at. bit and blb K White. Van ulshnk
Go '. Juliu. s.chr.ch ct $3.50. CAFE
p3d At. 3on Central Park West, Coz
zoos: McD1ugall and Potter Co W John
De Hart ct Observation-Disclosures. epb II
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.
DOWNTOWN,
,.Souh NJ Fourteenth 0.

DOWNTOWN,
,co.,,h a, r-,..,,
" =" .'''' w.
Francis Fife, owner; Kurtzor Roll.
Architect; cost $4,000
10 hnlson anu ocAnmei SIS, u cor HtvtoY
pelham arrhitect: coat AZ ooo
East Houston st, 100; siI.story fat; n
sobei siaor' owners M bernstein. AZ ooo
nrontsst , Sos' a. No'ooo
ou ~, rs ,oo. Two nhttop nAui sDAniei
Scrt,nn,s o~nor' horohourxerS o''Auo' an mn
rentoots to"s =; ooooo
Tno@pson 81 p.oSsSi MAr s., AooAe. AZ ooo
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BUSINESS Ghanrrs.


SI nll-REsrAuRANT; location, downtown;
%lSoo" established eight years; receipts $50
daily; long lease; rent 500 month good reaso
or selling. MCDONALD wIG9INS. TAO Nassau
3O0OpAMnmsHbaus %ANTGp Ss % q"
location. New York city: striotest OF
SLOWED. Particulars apply
MCDONALD 4 wlGGINs. I4o Nassau.
GG 5OO-9RooERY STORE, old established;
tDO,''oo location, Brooklyn Heights; nno trade;
reasons OF selling. retiring from business; strctest
Investigation allowed
MCDONALD L wIadINs. I4o Nassau.
GO 0il0-aENERAL COUNTRY STORE; will
So,OOO sell By Inventory; locaton, prominent
town Connecticut estShlshed sixteen years! pres.
ent proprietor doing business OF S25. 900 yearly;
rent 500 yearly reasons Tor selling. retiring
business; elegantly eQnipped store Apply
MCDONALD WIGGINS, itU Nassau.
$4,000 TO $4,000 CAPITAL WANTED.
SiO,oOo money ~ amply secured and 10 to be
expended in valuable patents that are now on the
market; stric tsst Of investigation allowed
MCDONALD wlG9INs, l4o Nassau.
clio OOn-dENERAL STORE; location. prom.
tpIO,OOO inent town on Harlem Railroad;
established 1862; long lease; rental $40 monthly;
now doing splendid business; reasons OF selling.
firing from business
MCDONALD Virgins. 40 Nassau.
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T. Invs, from New York. at Bremen.
sPretoriA, FROM New York at Plymouth
st Louie from New York. AZ SOUTHAMPTON.
~ Au2us'e Victoria. from New York. at Naples.
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st. iEnatius Loyola Church to Build n
College.
Plans were nlod with Building Commissioners
Brady yesterday by Schickel 4 Dtmars archi-
t"cts. acting for the officers of the St IRnatius
Loyoa IL. &. Church. for new four-story brick
college building. to be erected at the northwest
corner o. Park avenue and S"venty-fourth
street. The building Il to cost $4,000.
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE AUCTION
SALES
to occur ench day are printed In The MORNING
BUN. This will meet one OF your requirements
II you are Interested in Real Estate.-Idp
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broadway ana 9TH sv ss,b 10 seth sss, i'm
proysment 10 ofiioes, James Gordon Ben
tscs:, S oo.s Mohim. hsea " a 800
,etb a. II W, imnrovem.nt 10 dwelling
gan Rsd ooss o.n... 1000
eSth 81. IIS-i is w; improyemont 70 ofhees;
~ 10''pn'no Co. owner, GOSH '''-''''- '''
HARLEM
,,s.s 81, ,s,",sa ~ ,' ,m an, 10 LOFT.
and stors, n W.i...,nsRas nwnar, a II
Tsrdinn. s.,t,sn .spsos -. o"noA' 40 ooo
s' eA'"'eos' oos"''''-- '--''" '''NN
tsoro.on Of IN. BrOrr,
c-o,o.. -, -, ,-r.s "A. 49,
e .nI pn M, u TOY, u N n,n No
snu nhItt99iy. uwellinRi yVnn piun .. Soo
a.,nn . Owhor "a hspp, srYmSet 49, so'"oV
ov iocsnon Mesli I'VE ana ha as..y mn
o,s..oIei same owner and architeeti COST. l'ooo
ss,; Eugene Dogsmsn owner Hunter e,oo
pmLknuoyu, htchteebi cost .'......'..i o'ooo
baan Nv, ~ Ippotn ~ .nree s'ory anu
Hppe.nheh. nst Ih0mss MalAch o"her' Am
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for Sale.
Big Holiday Book SLAUGHTER

Big Holiday Book Slaughter
for every body, rich and poor, old and young, at
ioyerinRs New York hook ExchAnQe TAI nroad.
way, opposite wAnAmAker's books Of every descrip.
zion at lower prices than ever before offered
cell4neGus books. hntly bound sets, illustrated
cycloprdtas tAppleton's. Chambers', Britannica.
PeoPle's At Your own price; sscond hand school
books. review books and books OF all kinds bought
sold and exchanged; highest cash prces paid,
calls At residences free. LovERlNGs SEW
9th and 9TH sA. open eN snings.
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Recorded Mortgages.

fSouh Of Fourteenth IT.,
Ridge at, Il2 ard IA: Ahrsham Goodman
AID Rudolph Mallach to Sarah A vcdder.
s.me property same TO Thomas R A Hall. ~
instAlis ..... ............ ............... SO
Grand Il, Az: Max Ievusou aud Loui.
LlppinAn to Thomas Adelscn and ano.
Sane property; same to same. I VI ......... 49,
Henry ~. 81 and S. lsANC Uondstein to
Metropolitan saying' HAnk. yrs.,.,..... 1s,C
Warren ~. 20: John Mannheim TO
Charles Northin ston, yr ............ B2.C
Jacob Feinberg u John brown. Jr,
Bame properly; same 10 HymAn Adelstein
and ano, Ut ............ ......,.,..... sc
stanton 1t. :p2: same To- same. yr. ........ g.
Same property: same ~ Isabel Core,
yrs .s..s....s..... ......... 2S,C
stsnton st. 2ss same 20 Helen Adams.
Same property; same 10 HymAn AdeIstein
and hbrsm Aorntine, yr ................. &C
Esser al, q: Harris Klein 20 MnritS Wai-'
man, p yrs ...,.,,......... . .............. 80
Division ST. a.: samuel Hepner aud Harris
Hepner 10 Louie T. Fink. yrs. -.,........, &c
ThomAa ct. G cor Dock St John Thompson
70 Cit!zeus' savings and Loan Association,
Houston at. tsa to t4s: Aaron Goodman
and Auo t. Plncus Lo~enfell aud sno.
Rvine,on a. 3,i; also R.yiug.on ct. IS,
lose wiilett at; William Feinbery and
Joseph Pols:sin Ia Greenwood Gene
terry. Observation-Disclosures. ,t,,.. SOC
Herman Harris To- George p Howard.
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OUTGOING sTEAMsHIPs.

SAILED FROM PORTION PORT.
b Werra from Gibraltar for New York.
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n : n
VI with 18th; private table; also one second noor;
large room
ST. AIIAN'S-R: W: DE FOREST. PROP.
able rooms, private baths; parlor dining room
CSTH ST. I24 FAsT-well.turnished comfort.
- able and largo rooms excellent table and
ences exchanged.
05THsr lIs Fast rrr and en- all rooms OF.
~ client board special terms for season; central.
oSrH ST. 100 EAsT-De.irahle. well.fnrnishsd
service: psrlor dining room.
DOTH ST, las EtsT-De.i-,bis. newly furni.hca
80 rooms. .nee or en- suite; excellent table and
2JsTsT.. II EAST, near 9Th av.-uan i.omeiv tnr-
. nished large rnom on trs, aoor with excellent
board: references roqG!-"d.
19RD CT, EtsT-Ha-dsomely furnished r,oms
10 With hr.t.cla-s board house select ne!ehbor.
hood unsurrassrd table niests omnodatod; rof.
er"nccs required
West Side.
A TTRAcT1vF, neatly FURNISHED suites. 81 up
n ward: single, rooms ta weakly; one sunny
references LAKEWOOD, aHth at. 27o.37, west.
DESIRABLE sIN1LF ASD DOrBIr ROOMS,
a. a. W.T. WITH Z ARD; REFERENCES REQUIRED.
II nished rooms W III oScei,cnt boari: every con.
venience central location spanish spoken.
CSTH ST. ~ WEST. near Observation-Disclosures
room table unsurpa-sed excellent attendance.
Y st ST. 20 wFST-A FEW choice newlv.furnisbei
III rooms. large and small: in house inst opened;
superior cnistne; parlor dining.room; table guests
hrcomm odAted.
0OD ST. ~ wFsr-Nev,v and attractvelv tur.
~ nished single and double rooms: paror dining
room service and cuisine frat class; table boariors;
references EXCHANGED.
2OD ST, ~ AND 40 WEST near Prcadw,r,-rhs
~ Sihlock; rooms suitr with private baths:
also single rooms, superior table house and attend.
ance uncxcellsd.
% sr, ,t wEsr-A desirable front suite With
10 private bath, on sec md floor; also single and
double rooms: excellent table and attendance
STH ST. a?T VISTA largo handsomely fur.
IT. nish"d square room; running hot and cold
water; bath; large closets: table and un-
eNceled; psrlor dining room.
ElTH ST, l37 WESr-Su!tc Of two Handsomely
VI furnished rooms on second hocr; also largo
room; tthl. and attendance unexcelled; neighb0r.
hood centrally located; references.
OCD st.. 10 WEST. near Central Parl 70 mlnuts,
~ from Ra,tery--Rooms single and en- suite:
private baths; $40 M: 'ahl" guests A'commcdAt
Oath ST, 7a.7h wEsT-ITandso large front
cI room on second floor also hall rooms: house
high.clAas ghborhood select vcn-nt all cars
9th ST. ~ wEST-Few choice r,oms house ju,,
throughout table and service uneNcellcd; table
guests accommodated; references required.
9th ST.. II WEST.
mont Alcovo room; southern exposure: also
other rooms reasonable; EXCELLENT table.
9th ST. AND CENTRAL PARK wEsT-The Cor
~ nell; newly furnished rooms: on suite or sing.
ly; steam heated; southern EXPOSURE running
water; excellent table: elevator.
9th ct, I5a wEsT-ons or two gentlemen can
attendance unsurpassed; terms moderate; refer.
onces exchanged.
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EAST SIDE.
EHNT N1DE'
dat Of FtNi Az b.t1e,n Fourt.,rA and ffotA

Fdf ~ FUth az, bf0e,n fotrtrnN drd fIoh so)
1921 r.ss, 2ooe. I'd sv; John q Heir 10
sarne prop erty same TO Lila p Jackson and
Royal Arnold. y yr.....,. .............. 500
Madison Ay. .. 2Sd seth vt; Addto
Sickerson and Roland G SickersDn
Bowery SAVINGS Bank, ". ,..,.......,,, 10000
7sth st, IS. lbosw Az A. John o'connen
I Fred TetroAu, VI ....,...,....... 1900
ana ct. lI6 Y; bora Keith. Boudinot
Keith and ano to United States Trust CO.
Plrk Az. cor sIst at; Lewis VI Norwood
a. United States Trust Co. 8 yrs. -. $1,000
4Sth st. ~ Y: Seth johnson to Peter
ard Robe TT Bradley. trustee. yrt... 10000
1Oith 81. =, 32b I'd Av. Doris OsaermAn
T. Atolph Meyer. yrs. ........... 1850
East End nv. =, - = s4th st; Cath L Sic.
denhurR to Park Mort Co. mo ........... 1000
ieid and WIN Pager to Am Mort Co. Tyr 5000
Bame roperty: same TO same. I yr,........ 1000
Kra.si,t s yrS.,........ :..:.;".....' 10000
Same property; same To Adoiph Pawel.
ssme property: same to MORT. and Henry
Kahn. yr ......,....,,..,. .,.......,.. 1000
Md son aS. 1922; Victor A Lavor to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. yrs .,..,....... 10000
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OSTH ST, lls EAsT-I,rrr and email rooms: OF.
~ client board special terms for season central,
DSrH ST. 100 EAsT-Desirahle. weli.furnishsd
~ rooms. large and small: excellent table aud
service; parlor dining room.
DOTH ST. las FAsT-De.ir.bie. newly furni.hcd
80 rooms. angle or en- suite. excellent table and
service; transients
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SrIrn Board.


(yEAMERcY PARK. I. cor. cIstst-Firsth ocr -uits
VI with 18th; private table: also one second noor;
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WEST SIDE.

tW,n Of Ftrrh az, between Fourtssrn and iIoa sls.
Bank for savings yrs SIT .soc
slN st. iSs "; sam. to sarnc. yrs ........ 17.6Ot
"a, Il n.ymsn. W. ;a...i...'....,.,;.,.. 800,
Ip. Co, ". .,..';.:':.s,.;...:. lsoot
Eiait.Sie Life Assurance Society. 3yr. 4soo'
4bth ut, y >, 2SSs 18th az; stephen b
Br.sne to Lawyers Mort In. Co 8 yr. -, 1900
lOsth II. n o, $50 Amsterdam nv: John
Moriarty TO oso Inne.s. ayr. :. :: 80. 1900,
Same property; same 10 Morgan v aress,
W, '''............. .....,s,...:.:...,....:: $50,
70 ny iife Ins %. ". ,,.',.,.......... $500,
antse and Trust Co. 8 yrs.................. 1900,
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2 ST ST, II EAST near 5th av-Haui-omel fur
~ nish"d iarg" rnom On trst floor with excellent
board: references roqG!-sd.
1oRD ct, EtST-Ha-dsomeiy furnished RON.
i' with hrst.clasA board; house select netghbor.
hood unsurrassrd: table Tiests accommodated; rot.
errncea re alIlrrh.
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West Side.

A TTRACTIvF, neatly furnished suites 81 up
n ward; single. rooms En- weakly: one sunny
apartment; hotel service; board optional: highest
references. LAKEWOOD apth At, 2To.27, West.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
FOR poDUNK's HOTEL.
aome valuable POints About Putting
Up \ Cheap But Attractive
Menu.

He winked familiarly at the landlord a.
as paid his bill and in ! confidential tone
remarked: -.
q don't mind telling you that ] am think.
inp Of going into the hotel business myself
for change. Yes, sir, that's 80! I've
bought the biggest place for sale in Podunk,
and mebbe you wouldn't mind telling me .
lev things about keeping hotel-seein'
you're right in the business. There's the
menu, now; some little points on that might
work. We don't know everything down in
Podunk."
The landlord rubbed the bald spot on his
brow and thought q moment.
There's chicken croquettes," ne sald;
"chickcn comes high this time Of year."
II see." g.
"Not one in a thousand can tell the diff.
ference between veal and chicken"
"Geewhillikens! There's q apointer to
start with"
"Fried chicken costs mQpeS. Fried rabbit
t.ste. like " and the difference goes into
"Golly, I'm gettin' rich already
"Quail on toast reads fine on the menu.
You don't suppose we folks in the city pam
DER our guests on real quail? Baby owls
taste 50 much like quail you can't tell one
from t'other. And out your way owls must
be thick as pumpkins. Then there's beef
0f course you've heard Of the hippophagou'
theory"
"T.h-e-the what"
"Click! click! Yes, old racers. You can
buy them by the bunch Of ! hundred for I
song" II
The man from Podunk turned pale. s"l
guess I've got all the points l can remember
at once, and if you ever come our way givt
me call. Good day. Fried rabbit! OWL
on toast! H.i-pp-op. reckon I'll call tn,
line there. Great business, this hotel.keep
ing, anyhow. Chicago TimesHerald.
While you are hoping for better. thingl
Y is just as well to keep those you have IN
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
G. d Q. I. Railroad.

Mai. Bulls, general manager Of the
Gulf & Ship Island railroad, is ener'
getically pushing the work OF extend
inr the line northward from Hatties'
burg. Work has begun at Gulfport on
the construction of seventy-five fiat cars
for the road. The Gulf & Ship Island
company has made an estimate on the
cost Of dredging the channel from Gulf
port to Ship Island harbor, to include
the anchorage basin at Gulfport, and
offers to do it for $3.50,
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Money for the Government.

Gen. Hamilton, agent Of war claims
for the State of Mississippi, has re.
ceived check for nearly $4,000 in set
Element of some of the minor claims
against the government. There is yet
due the State something like $4,000 in
claims for expenses incurred in the
mobilization of the three Mississippi
regiments. This, with the thirty-odd
thousand dollars claimed for the pay
Of the troops from the date of their
volunteering to the date Of their &C.
ceptance, as per the recent order of the
war department, will make something
like s55,00O of government money COM
ing into the State on account of the
war.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
RECENT INVENTIONS.

In 4 Eewly-designed safety knife the
blade 10 pivoted in the handle to swing
the cutting edge either in front Of or
behind fixed guard lying parallel to it.
thus covering the sharp side Of the
blade when not in use. i
A Californian has patented an auto
matte stock.feeding apparatus in which
. clock releases weight at the desired
hour, the fall Of the weight lifting the
cover of the feed box and dropping hay
down from a rack overhead. ~.
To prevent the spread Of poisonous
gases from the explosion Of giant pow
der in mines composition made Of
wheat -four, salt and soda is mixed with
the powder, the burning Of the mixture
in the explosion neutralizing the poison
In the powder gas.
An Iowa man has patented q COM
bination rake and pitchfork, the tines
being pivoted on rod running at right
angles with the handle, with notches
cut in the disks on which the tines are
mounted to receive spring pins which
lock the tines in position for use.
In an improved incandescent electric
light holder the wire is passed through
an eyelet n the top Of q fat shade, with
wire holder on the under side, which
engages the socket and the tip of the
bulb to hold the lamp in horizontal
position. thus increasing the amount Of
light.
An apparatus has been designed for
use in excavating frozen ground, con-
sisting Of boiler and frebox to heat
water and, drive the steam into COW
cred heating chamber having the bot
tom open to allow the steam to thaw
the ground, with openings for shovel
handles il the top. ),
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
More Pay For Soldiers.

The soldiers Of the First, Second and
Third Mississippi regiments will get ad'
iitional pay from the war department,
or rather from the State, for the time
between the date Of their volunteering
for service and the date of their being
mustered into the service OF the United
states. Gen. Hamilton states that he
estimates that the amount coming tc
the troops under this claim will be
something over $4,000, or about $lt
per capita.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Rapid Development.

4 The New Orleans & Northwestern
railroad is actively moving toward the
esta blishment Of an experimental farm
station on its line, somewhere between
Meridian and New Orleans, either in
Marion, ZONES, Perry or Pearl River
counties. The company intends doing
It's part in the movement to develop the
resources Of the southwestern pine
country. ,,ls
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Heuara 81 sao. .u.,v OaereA.

eWo1o % ~oVsvvW
A wealthy lady recently lost q satchel CON
tanning Jewels worth $l50, 200, and now offer
. reward of $4,000 cash to the finder. Tht
los Of health is far more serious than ths
loss Of Jewels, and yet it can be recovered
without paying big rewards. A little money
invested in Hcatstter's Stomach Bitters will
restore strength to tine weak, purify thu
blood, establish regularity of the bowels and
help the stomach 70 properly digest the food
taken into it. -
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

"Tetterine cured me Of a very annoying
case of itching piles in few days.'-T. L.
Bedside, Talhhatta Springs, Ala. Soc al
druggists, or by mail for cash or stamps r. >
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Oats-24 1-2 Inches Long.

The Dat marvel-what will 500, 600 such long
heads per acre weigh? 1896 lbs.-4so Bush
els Such yield pays big!
Cut this notice out and send 10 cents post
age to JOHN A. SAIZER SEED COM
PANY, LA CROSSE, WIS, and get their
free; including Bromus Inermis, tie great.
est grass on earth. Potatoes 81 20 a Bbl. [k.]
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Looks Like Rain,

1T looks like rain to-day" said the
affablc milkman, as he dumped the reg.
ular quart into the pitcher.
ut always does, said the woman, and
the milk man drove off wondering why
some people take such gloomy views Of
eyerythirg.-Keystone. Z.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Farmers In Good Condition.

Crops Of corn and hay were very
large III Monroe county the past year
and most farmers are in good financial
condition. No effort is being made to
reduce acreage devoted to cotton cul'
4ture further than to provide for home
supplies. ,zs,.t
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
A Far1ners' Institute

,On Thursday, February 9th, . farm
~, Institute will be held at Vicksburg,
continuing the balance OF the Week.
a, this occasion addresses will be made
NJ James Wilson, secretary Of agri'
cnlture; ex-Gov. Hoard Of Wisconsin
Gan :. D. Lee Of Starkville College
IA Cant. J. F. Merry Of the 1llinoia
csptrai Company, Capt. Merry Is gettina
a ssn excursion party from the North
rs.t and announces that he Will bring
aS,yr 3 the institute large party o.
=, n,nmiuent .nd representative cit'zen'
fru,R Minnesota, Wisconsin ana lows
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Murdered q Woma n.

? Mrs. Louis Harper, most estimab BILE
widow, was brutally murdered recently
at her home, ten miles northeast Of
Yazoo CITY. The murder is shrouded
in mystery, and only few facts have
been gathered. The murder was COM
mitted with some blunt instrument,
Mrs. Harper having the front part of
the forehead crushed. Sixty dollars in
money that Mrs. Harper is known to
have had is also missing. Her brother
in'law, McC. Harper, was arrested on
suspicion, and:t the feeling against him
was so strong that it was necessary to
place him in the penitentiary at Jack
son for safe-keeping.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

We may listen, but vt generally thin1
les Of man after he tells some family -
crets.-Washngton (Ia.) Democrat.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

Goodly-What is grander than a man
you can trust?
Cynicus-One who will trust you.-Jewish
Comment.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
waiter McL.aurIn Dead.

Hon. Walter McLaurin, brother Of
Gov. McLaurin, died at jackson last
week. Deceased was the sixth OF eight
sons. He was born in Smith county.
shout eight miles from Raleigh, Dec. ss'
1859. and had but just passed his seth
wear. 'v% l '.- @" sl
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

They had been keeping company" for
eight years, and when he finally proposed
and was accepted in the ardor Of his en-.
tbusiasm he exclaimed: Darling, you are
worth your weight in gold!" With almost
cruel Righteousness she replied: That 10
saying a good deal, for II was an awful long
wait, Richmond Dispatch.