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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
GRENADA IS NOW IN LINE.
For A Federal Buildine-Mr.
Hills Letter.

That that federal government will
at the next meeting of Congress make
an appropriation 70 erect public
building in Grenada seems an asSur-
ed fact as will be seen from the letter
of Hon. w. S. Hill to Mr.. Geo. w.
Fields secretary Of Grenada's Busi-
ness League which appears below. In
order TO make sure or the building,
it must be shown that Grenada is q
growing town and not tagging in I'M
prUvements, hence it behOoveS every
property owner and every one inter-
ested in the future OF the town to put
his shoulder 20 the wheel to keep
Grenada moving. A federal building
means other good things. One Of the
first steps towards securing the build
ing will be to number the houses Of
Grenada. This would be helpful
from many view points, SO why not
begin now.
Washington, d. c., May oath, 1903.
Mr.. Geo. w. Fields, Secy Grenada
Business League, Grenada, Miss.
My dear sir: Your letter received.
AS you know, The Public Building
Bill had already passed the House,
consequently, it was too late to get
Grenada in. The rule is not to grant
a public building to town where the
gross receipts do not equal 0,000,
but, as you say, there have been sCme
exceptions to this rule and, at the
next session of CorgresS,l l will take
pleasure in endeavoring to have Gren-
| ada made another exception. will
keep the matter in mind and will in
, troduce the bill along about the first
of next session and will be glad to
hear from you further then in ref
erence to pt stal receipts, population
| and growth of Grenada
| would like the best in the world
to secure this building for your town
and will do all in my power to accom-
! pllSh il.
With personal regards, [ am
Your friend,
w. S. Hill.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
Strawberries Canned Without
Cooking.

Have ol: .i&rS perfectly c,can and
d.y. then taS" equal carts Of fresh
berries and sugar. and mix and mash
thoroughly. To accomplish this, take
Uuly a small quantity in dish at Il
time, that you may pe sure every ter-
ry is mashed. Pat into the jars, and
seal Immediately. inverting the jar
for short lime before putting away.
TOE work is easily and quickly
Gnn+. as there is 20 heating. NV
berries canned in this way last sum-
mes Kept perfectly ard have preserv-
ed their delicious flavor unimpaircd.
Strawberry ShOrtcake equal 10 that
Of the summer i'aS been an enjoyment
whenever We wished through the
winter. Prom WUman'S Home Com
paniOn for June.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
Grenada College Commencement
Exercises of High Order-Sermon by Dr. Copeland
Baccalaureate Address by Hon. J. N Powers
The Art Exhibt-VistOrs

The Commencement exercises OF
Grenada College were begun by the
sermon at the Methodist church on
Sunday by DR.. TheO. Copeland of st.
Paul'S church, st. Louis. DR.. Cope
lands text was from Hebrew Nj p.
For he endured as SeeiEg him who is
invisible, theme Moses and his ac-
complIshments. He took up the life
of the great lawgiver when he was
but an infant few days old when his
faithful and cOnSecrated mother took
him to God in prayer that means
might be provided for his escape
from the edict of Pharoah and fol
lowed him along the pastoral field,
across the Red sea and into the Wild
erneSS beyond and finally into the
mount where God called him home.
He adduced the proof all along to
show the sublime faith 0t Moses and
how he looked to heaven for hope, for
announcement and for wisdom to
solve the questions that each Cay
brought. He showed how endured -
meant not submission to difficulty, or
adverSity, buC rather rising above
it; how the seeing 0f the invisible
will lead on from victory to victory:
how seeing the invisible gives triumph
in seeming failure. how seeing the in
visible is the real essence of all
achievement: how seeing the invisible
gives assurance and an all-conquering
hope over death itself.
1t was beautiful and appropriate e
discourse, rich in thought and could
but strike forcib!y the graduating
class of yOunC ladies and impress
them with the fact that life'S great
est and best rewards come from
anchoring the soul in tie things OF
God and lab0ring each day for the
plaudt Of the Master, well done
goOd and faithful servant" 1t was a
sermon that beautifully portrayed
faith and love aud evinced d cnmprc-
ifenSive sympathy for all mankind lr.
Copeland was pastor Of the church
here about five Years ago and there
have been few men that ever lived in
Grenada that was SO univel sally loved
The exercises al the College ON
MUtlUdN "tIt COnuuClIu tuO Ws liIt
beautiful campus beneath the oyer
hanging bUughS Of the oaks. The
graduating class OF eight lovely E0ung
ladies' read some splendid papers """h
of which reflected IL marked ipdivid
uality and appropriateness The pa
perS were not only well prepalr-G hu:
the subjects treated were handled in
a silillful and Instructive manner.
The large audience was co0piete ely
captured and on all tides ,hc state
ment could be heard that thc papers
were the best ever read at thr COLLEGE,.
a place noted fir the many hrllII2uf
intelleciS gone out from it.
On MOnday night the grand clr-
cert WAS given in the College Chapel.
The musical department Ci ~" III.
stitutiOn never appeared to a better
advantage and every piece "n thr pro
gram was highly enjoyed lIy 4 inr4~
and appreciative audience. indeeG
the very best cri les of musical rcudl-
tiOnS in the audience, uttered but one
sentiment, aS lu the evening ) enter
tainQfent and that Was HAT The
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30

musical department was undoubtedly
supplied with the very highest class
OF instructors. With Miss May E.
Lawrence, as piano instructor, Miss
BOnnell on stringed instruments and
Mrs Clifton to teach voice culture,
no surprise need be manifested when
the very greatest excellence is shown
ny the College students in musical
development.
The art department presided over
by Miss Hahn never showed tOa bet
ter advantage. The hand painted
china, turnt leather and beautiful
oil paintings on exhibit were eXquiS-
ite in perfection. This department
canght the eye OF every visitor and
perhaps created more favorable COM
ment than the work OF any other
department at the College. On TueS-
day morning another large audience
assembled in the chapel. After pray
er and appropriate music
Hon. j. n. Powers. state Superin-
tende t CT pub ic instruction deliver
ed the baccalaureate address. Mr..
Powers has established a reputation
is an orator eXcelled by few men in
the state and his splendid efforts on
this occasion showed that he had
justly won his reputation as a plat
form entertainer. Mr. Powers, sub
ject was, The Spirit Of Optimism. >
and he made his theme prominent in
every sentence he uttered. He said
it was the spirit nt Christ and all
true development. Mr.. Powers has
a splendid flow Of language and it is a
very rare occurrence to hear more
beautiful words by public speaker
than was uttered by him on this oc-
caSiOn. He speech was q bouquet of
el0quence and gem Of well rounded
words and phrases and could but ap-
peal 10 he nDblc>L impulses of hu-
manity.
AT the conclCSion Of Mr.. Powers
address, President w L. Clifton in
well cho>eu words awarded the
diplomas 10 the graduates, every one
of which was the recipient of hand.
some huQuetS ana Other tributes
from admitting friends and relatives
The session just closed IS the most
prosperous III ,he history Nf the Col
i"ge. The institution new deserved
" mas Il reputation for college WORK
~. - '~ev"" had hefuN and unde'
, He present matEtUen nleut the very
greatest success iS pruEljSed. Besides
ttte t".t,Nlng trustees. DR.. w. Il. j
>uitIvaTs. Rey>. j II. Mitchell, w. S
NhlptGsn. J.>li. FeiIs~ =. NJ. Tharsaes
aud Mt>>rS NJ. q. lElbard aud }. Il
!inngham. there were present frO91 {
d'SIdfn-- 10 nItrted tis- exercises:
Nr y. g. Ad"r1> BeIden, Miss,
Mai jJr ! h Startling and wife Jack.
son. Rev. i T. LMniGngham, Oxford
lir iN2GS auh oaa&:bter and Miss
Mary nuerEcN. .t>'''id, Ms. Lester
from Ccural Ansrica, MeSdames
McI ,ur,. >nuQuala&. \. II. Williams,
iHFiey auu rs. 'siueS, GuntOwn,
Nr Btce Lnu w,'e. Drew, Misses
G"u'>. il.I r'a..;'it lark, Carr0!itOn,
hud 'fnea 81, ut .Ai'tr,ieen and MeSSrS
". ID N+ueii ,f E,~,dman and L. NJ
lldVlS OF Watson
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
No Use to Die.

II have found out that there is no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
YOU can gel DR.. Kinfi'S New DiScov-
ery, says Mrs. J. P. White, of Rush
boro. Pa. Il would not be alive to
dav only for that wonderful medicine.
Tt loosens up a cough quicker than
anything else, and cures lung disease
even after the case is pronounced
hopeless. This most reliable remedy
for coughs and colds, ,lagrippe. asthma,
bronchitis and hoarseness, is sold un-
der guarantee at End Class drug store.
soc and s1.00 Trial bottle free.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
TO OPEN IN WEST POINT.
Candi dates 70, Congress 10 Be There
Next Wednesday.

The West Point Merchants AS
sociation have arranged to have the
candidates for Congress in this dis
trict. Hons. .. +. BledSOe, Shed Hill
and T. y. Sisson, open the cam
paign in that city on June 4. The
railroads have been asked for reduced
rates and n0d0ubt a large crowed will
be present
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
Decorators and Paper Hangers

We wish to announce to the people
OF Grenada that we are now prepared
to do your painting, paper hanging,
and decorating, in all its kindred
branches. Will guarantee satiSfac-
tion. Mr.. West, the senior member
of the firm. served an apprenticeship
in Washington, d. c., and has long
experience. With Mr.. Farrell, the
Grenada public is we'll acquainted, as
ne has been a citizen here FOR long
time. Estimates cheerfully given
Give us trial.
West & Farrell.
Phone 43. 5-23-2t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
The Lucky Quartz 6

Is the one you pay out or a. b,x Of
DR.. Kings New Life ILLS They
bring you the health u Iat's more pre-
ciOuS than jewels. TRY them for
headache, bilious less, constipation
and malaria. If they disappoint you
the price will be. cheerfully refunded
at 2nd Glass '.rug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
Modern Diagnosis.

"Your child undoubtedly has
chicken pox,' says the attending
physician.
''And why does she have continual
chills with it? Is not that unuSual?"
asks the parant.
"Well-ah-no doubt it is new
manifestation of our changing cOndi-
tions. I might diagnose the case as
cold.storage chicken-pox. success.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
Three Working Rules.

pr. Edward Everett Hale in his
June page in Wonan's Home Com
panion gives three working rules for
conduct of life.
I. Live in the open air as much as
you can.
2. Touch elbows with rank and file.
3. Speak every day to some one
whom you know to be your superior.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
This is worth Remembering.

AS no one is immune, every person
should remember that Foley'S Kidney
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble thati not beyond the
reach OF medicine. Hughes drug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
The Secret is Out,

Every body knows that the cheap.
est place in town to buy goods is The
f. Sabin Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
Distur Ged the Congregation.

The person who disturbed the con-
gregsution last Sunday by continually
coughing is requested to buy bottle
Of Foley2S Honey and Tar. Hughes
drug store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-15
VALENTINE PARTY GIVEN
BY MIR. AND MRS. ROBINSON

A valentine party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd C.
Robinson Friday by the A. G. S. S.
Club in return to a lep year party
given by the 3. B. A. C. Club Janu-
airy II. Those present were Florence
Jackson, Arthur Jones, ophelia
Washington, George Jackson. Inez
Tuck, Slyler Wilson, Geraldine Fas-
sister, John Green, Jean Johnson,
Charles Meade. Beulah Green, Law
renee Dangerheld. Lille Robinson,
wilbert Myers, Edith Williams, VIII
lis Roberts, Ebert Howard. John
Mcdowell. Herbert Lewis, William
Peters, Carroll Tuck Vermont West.
The chief features of the evening be-
ing games, after which delightful
luncheon was served and at the early
hour of o'clock the guests retired
wishing the hostess many more
pleasant evenings as the one they
spent. The young gentlemen were
presented with many handsome val
entines-this being leap year.
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tin Bjens and stani tserenc then leftI
the house. 1t was about 10 O'Clock
then. 1 went into the front room
and sat down. My wife brought me
glass of water and while drinking
1t heard a shot outside. 1 went In
to the kitchen and Martin Bjeng
came in from the outside and said
thid that Puttze was shot. said,
you did do some trouble, did you q
but he never answered. He walked
out of the house and didn't see him
any more until Thursday evening.
Tuesday night about 1880 o'clock
after tho shooting, two Italians came
into the house, One OF them had no
hat on and asked me for his hat. Il
couldn't find his hat but gave him
another one. On looking at the 9TH
er man I saw his collar all bloody
and when he noticed me looking at
the collar he took il off and put i'll
into his pocket. He looked around
and said, 1t doesn't make any diff
ference They walked from ono
room to another, iookeG AZ Joe Col
Inns in bed to see il he was asleep,
took a couple glasses of beer and
then left.
After the shooting Puttze was
taken to my house where he staid
until he died, Before he died | ask
ed him il he wanted a priest and he
said that he would like to have
Polish priest Then I asked him IL
he remembered who shot him ari
what trouble he had. He said that
he remembered having some trouble
with an Italian on the hillside below
the house and companion who was
with the man did the shooting. He
didn't knowwhich Italian did the
shooting as he didn't have a chance
to get look at him"
Other witnesses were examined in
the afternoon and the jury had not
concluded its investigation at press
time.
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FREE TRIP AROUND THE
WORLD

It will be of interest to many peo-
pie to know that there is now packed
in each one pound package OF
Pierce's Golden Rio Coffee beauti-
fui stereoscopic view absolutely free.
These views consist OF scenes from
every civilized land and country and
comprise an Immense variety. no two
alike. A fine genuine crystal lens
stereoscope will be sent by mail pre-
paid to purchasers OF this coffee for
ten signatures cut from the wrap
pers and % cents in coin or stamps
Consumers OF coffee will find that
Pierce's Golden Rio coffee in pack
ages is equal to coffee sold in bulk 1t
20 to 80 cents per pound. Try it.
Durham Coffee and Spice Mills.
Lafayette, IND.
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PERSONAL

Ernest A Rider returned last
night from Buckhannon. where he
spent few days In the interest Of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance com
pany.
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Free trip. around the world. starr
today. Use Picrce's Golden Rio Coz
fee.
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ANNUAL SERMON
0f the Knights of Pythias viii
Be Preached by the Rev.
Mr.. Bird Tomorrow.

The annual anniversary sermon Of
the knights Of Pythias win be deliv-
cred at the Con NJ. E, church by the
Rev. ]. Bird. pastor. tomorrow morn
Ing at 1915 o'clock. All members
and visiting brothers Will meet at
Castle Hall at 1000 a. m, sharp, and
march to the church in body.
All KNIGHTS in the city are cor
daily invited to meet with them.
A free trip around the world is
coming to you if you use Pierce's
Golden Rio coffee.
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MURDER inquest

continued from page ~
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8 pENNIsoN--

kedI Estate
Was Never mnre act
i've than now.
| Buy Now Don't Wait
We have an investment on
Monticello ave. near Bridge
street, store room and apart
ments upstairs and three cot
tages in rear on lot 5oxaOo
feet. Pays s5.oO;per month. 1
Street has recently been paw
ed right in front Of This prop
erty and it WIN pay amy one
70 investigate this bargain at
price Of 50, 900. Terms very
reasonable.
Lot in jackson Square, on
Meigs avenue, 50 1-2 feet
front by 100 feet deep, with
alley in rear. Price $4,000.
Terms $500 down, balance in
one. two and three years;
equal notes with interest at
Q per cent. sreigs avenue is /
building up rapidly and this
lot is well worth the money.
Here is another fine prop.
erty IN Broad Oaks that
should interest some one who
wants a nice comfortable
home. House of seven rooms
frame, slate roof, hardwood
finish, porch back and front,
with well, nice garden, fruit
treets. On Harrison street,
the main street in Broad
Oaks. Price $4,000; $1,000
down, balance in one and two
years. Size of lot s5x14o TT
We have six lots left in
the Broaddus Addition and
any one of them win make
money. Parties who own this
property will take them OF
the market the last of octob.
er and will advance the price
thereafter, as there is a mum.
Der of buildings under con.
struction near these lots
which add very much to their
value. We have been the
means Of Withholding the ad.
vance in the price until the
Aue speCIleu.
Vacant lot on Leo street.
Price si,7oo. Size 4oxso TT.
Terms, $500 down, balance
in one and two years.
We have a farm on Indian
Run; West Virginia, So acres
more or less, 2 acres in ORCH
ard, house of 4 rooms, barn
and stable, good water land
lays fairly well, at $4,000
per acre. Terms, two-thirds
down, balance in one and
two years. Any one wanting
to look ut the property we
will go with them and show
them the land.
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Fire Insurance
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PERSONAL


senator John S. Darst Of Jack
son county, nominee for state audi-
tor, Il. prominent visitor in the
city.
Mrs ". a. Beer, o. Harrison street.
Is home from q long and pleasant
visit among relatives and friends in
Boston and LoweIl. Mass on her
way home she visited her sister in
New York. The East was quite as
hot and dry as West Virginia but re-
lief and rest were found ON the coast
near Boston among her people.
Miss Maud Gordon. Of Mulberry
street has returned home from a
visit TO relatives and friends in Ohio.
H. c. Brooks was here from Fair
mont Tuesday.
H. ]. Wentz, Of Camden-on-Gau-
ley. Is In the city on a business visit.
Wallace Gribble, of West Union,
was a city visitor Tuesday.
NJ. ]. Malamphy. of Morgantown.
was visitor here Monday and Tues
day
B. r. Hood, of New Martinsyille,
was among the city visitors Tuesday.
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IS
REPORTED DEAD
But Inquiry Shows FaIsity of
Rumor as: He is Doing
Nicely.

WHEELING, Sept. ga report,
apparently originating at Huntington.
and circulated throughout the state
yesterday to he effect that Governor
William NJ. o. Dawson had died at
Asheville. N: c., caused much I'M
easiness. The Intelligencer was be-
5sieged with inquiries last night as to
the truth or veracity OF the rumor,
and in quick time ascertained that
1t was groundless.
A United States deputy marshal of
Huntington, who came to the Mounds
vile penitentiary on official business
yesterday afternoon, stated that such
a report reached Huntington early in
the morning. Through other sources,
originating probably from the same
place, the news came that the COVER
nor was dead.
The Ashevi1le correspondent of the
1ntelligencer promptly wired that the
condition Of the governor is much i'm
proved and he win ne able in few
months to return to Charleston.
General Boggs, private secretary to
Governor Dawson, had also received
messages from anxious friends who
had heard the report, and made an
Investigation. Hg learned that there
had been no change for the worse in
the condition Of tie governor.
According to u message received
from Charleston late last night Gov
ernor Dawson's health had been much
improved. Mrs. Dawson anticipates
joining her husband about the first
of october.
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rRusTEE sane

BY virtue OF an order of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for
the Northern District Of West vir-
ginia. made on the day OF Sep
TENDER. 1908. in the matter OF Ly-
sander D. Bacon. Bankrupt, the I'M
dersigned trustee Of the estate of said
bankrupt viii, on Saturday, October
3. 1908, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
at the front door of the court house
of Harrison county. West Virginia,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, all of the unsolicited
book accounts OF said bankrupt.
trading as Bacon Produce Company.
For Information enquire Of the un-
dersigned.
GEORGE NJ. HoFFHE1MER,
Trustee.
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IN TIE SHADE OF AN
OLD APPLE TREE

A man and his wife in a cottage
does dwell in the shade of an old
apple tree, and the house while old
fashioned lacks much that is swell
but this pair is as proud as can be.
For they have painted their homo
and you neSf Would know that place
IL you'd seen 1t before; with Aurora
Mixed Paint the old place. does glow
and twill now last for many years
more. Aurora Mixed Paint wears
longer than any other paints and
preserves the wood from decay. Man
ufactured by the Marietta Paint &
Color Company. Marietta, Ohio Sold
by the Home Furnishing Co, 343-345
Main street, Ciarksburg. W. Va.
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a woMAN's HEART.

One way, they say. to woman:s
heart, is through her love for dress.
but It takes more than fnery to hold
her heart guess. There's not a wo-
man in the land that wouldn's know
more pleasure II you gave her Spar
tan Stain-they all say it's treasure.
Spartan Stain has proven its worth
to thousands of women who love to
keep the woodwork of their homes
looking new and clean. Manufacture
ed by the Marietta Paint & Color Co.,
Marietta, Ohio. Sold by the Home
Furnishing Company. S43-345 Main
St, clarksburg, w. Va,
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THREE ARE SENT TO JAIL
BY ACTING MAYOR COLE

City Clerk w. H. Cole acted as
mayor this morning in the absence OF
Mayor E. ]. Wood and conducted the
regular session Of police court. Three
men faced Mr.. Cole, were convicted
of drunkenness In the city streets.
fined 50 and costs each and. in de-
fault of payment, were sent 10 Jail
for three days each. The men gave
their names as George Tickle. VIII
liam Bright and Charles zuliff.
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ELKs MEET TONIGHT.

The clarksburg Lodge of Elks will
hold a regular meeting in the lodge
hall on Third street tonight. begin
ming at 8 o'cock and all members
are urged to attend. This is the first
OF the regular weekly meetings after
the summer suspension and there is
considerable lodge business to look
after.
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DIES OF TYPHOID FEVER

Herbert crislip. ten-year-old son
of F. D. crisllp. of Mount Clare, died
Monday afternoon of typhoid fever
and his body was buried in the Odd
Fellows cemetery there Tuesday fol-
lowing services at the home.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Mcdonald and Frances A.
Frame.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO. Sept. 2s-wheat IS SIS
corn IS. oats - Ia.
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C. A. Moore. of Gassaway, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.