The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-06-18

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have beenserected from this material
In that city, and the brick give gener-
al satisfaction. The local company
will take some definite action in the
matter in the near future.
If you can't afford to loose your
time, protect yourself by taking a
good-health and accident policy; they
are paymasters in time of trouble.
write 'em. T. E. MOODY, Agt.
Miss RuShia Flake of Water Valley,
is visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Miss Kate Mayhem spent Wednes-
day at Durant.
We offer our entire line OF ready
made skirts at $3.50. Duncan & Hall.
e. f. Pettibone, r. G. p, has is
sued a call for the thirteenth annual
meeting of BathSheba Grand Chapter,
Order Eastern Star for the State of
Mississippi, which will be held at Me-
ridian on Tuesday, July %.
We have a very fine line of Toilet
and Bath Soaps, also Bath Brushes n
Sponges. Second Class Drug Store.
Jesse Payne, formerly telegraph OPP
orator here, now of Durant, was IN
Grenada on Wednesday enroute to
Greenwood to play ball.
In arranging for your summer trip
a tailor made skirt is useful and nee
essary. We offer choice of our entire
stock at $3.50 each, worth up to 500.
Duncan & Hall.
C. w. Lott has resigned as conSta-
BILE of district No. 5, and his reSigna-
.tion has been accepted.
For Sale-A 60 acre tract of tim
bered land, located IN stream, consist
ing of red, white and post oak, mck-
DRY and cypress trees. 1t will be sold
with or without land. Apply at this
office.
Dobson & Bynum will commence
work on the new jail building about
July /. The contract for the ma
terials have been awarded by them, and
will begin to arrive on the site some
time next week.
Ladies, take advantage of Guy
PreSSgroye'S special sale.
Mrs. jamie Human Of KerenS, Tex
as, is visiting her brother and sister,
Mr.. d. B. Phillips and Mrs. Mary
Caldwell.
Mr.. L. L. LoSey of Chicago, chief
claim agent for the |. G. railroad,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Gre
NADIA, a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Scott of Main street.
One thousand yards of China and
Jap. silks at 80 and 40 cents per yard
at Guy & PresSgrove's.
The Rev. j. G. CarOthers left yes
terday morning for ScOOba, Miss,
where he will perform a marriage cere-
mony on Tuesday, and visit with
friends and old acquaintance. The
Rev. T. W. Raymond, D. D., of Holly
Springs, will fill the Presbyterian pull
pit tomorrow.
For Sale-RegiStered Jersey bull.
Will sell cheap. Apply to O. L. Kim
.brough.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. DuBard and
family of five children have gone tc
st. Louis to visit the Worlds fair.
They left on Tuesday.
Ten cents will buy 15-cent lawns at
Guy & PreSSgrOve'S.
Mrs. Ada Mason of Dubard is at st.
Louis visiting the fair.
Heath Bros. are in line for YOU
trade. They have what you want
and make prices that will sell the
goods.
While business has been light dur.
ing the past week, merchants report
sales larger than a year ago at thi;
time.
We have a good stock Of ready made
skirts, well made, fit nicely; we Offer
choice Of our entire line next week al
SO. so each, worth up to 800.
nupoap " Hal1
Skirt sale next week at Duncan s
Halls.
Miss Julia Jones of Coldwater, Miss.
was a guest of Mrs. O. +. Lawrence
this week.
See those men'ssuits at Heath Bros.
Special bargains for next week.
j. It. West, formerly station agen
at Grenada, but later of Collins, Miss.
has returned to this city to take VI
his residence.