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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

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pape, 185 Bel 800 SUB On Der Siibz
ieite Der Sb~ierpatorp Np.; 81.
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unterabt1eilung in College 6i1; 81.
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Der l1nterabtbeiluns rM" bon Saflsp
part; 81.
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20 SUB an Martin StraBe,
bur6laufenb .bis Beorl StraBe; ST.
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in Wiaiam 81. Wpobs' Ibbttion Su
Y!eaiant Ribge; 81.
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per, 80 Bel 125 SUB an Der S1tiei!e
Der Greitline Mpenue; ferner so Lei
125 SUB an Der Sitieite bon Greitline
Ioenue; 81.
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Der Glsmere Mpsnue, 143 SUB noroz
lid Der Qerington Ip.; 81.
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Siibpsit : Settle Der Misnon Ipenue;
81.
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tor, al SamueI Supin, Elm Slid
aanb 3piIden sSarris aDeHue uno Der
9. e 3. Giienbubn in NorfpooD;
$451O.
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RoroIeite Der Wabe StraBe; $4,000.
s. 9. $. 8runs unb 4nbere on So
fepb 3. anuepen unb 4nosre, 46 bel
140 SUB an Der Siiopeit : Ode Der
8lenmpre Mpenue uno ct. Wartln
pIoce in Gbebiot; 81.
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unp Carrie 0erman, so bel 100 SUB
an Der SiibIeite Der Gleinpiep4penue,
so Sub DItli6 Der Satpoob Ipenue
in Weitpopb; 81.
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fin, ungefdbr II Icres 2anb in Set
tipn 26 in Mincreet 3p.; ST.
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Stid 2onb in Settionen 20 unb 30
in Yleaiant Rioge; 81.
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9utents, tpsltes 400 Meres Qano
spiIhen benz Wtiami unb Scioto
5luB an Natbaniel Rafie ST. iibers
trGgt, fpuroe our Retoroirung eingez
ihidt. Ous Original : Document
lit bon George Waibington am IA.
Wai 1896 uuter5eidnet porben.
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Sirfiide @irtbidaft,

Gem Br~ipatbrieie zines anT oetn
9nIfan befinblifen beutihen Dill
5iers entnebmen mir folgenbe Sfiloe-
rung: Die Sorts on Der tiirfiifen
8ren5e gegeu Serbien un6 Wontene-
gro, BON oeren Grltiirmlng Sieges-
oepeiden az meloen lplIBter, iino IN
jebem ein5elnen Der bisber Dorgefom.
menen Sale leOiglih @abtbd1ier ge.
tpelen, in oenen ipdbrenb Der Jrie-
o~ens5eit feline SruppenabtbeilnngeH,
oft MIR in Der Stdrfe BON penigen
Meunn, gum Sbuse gegen Die AuT'
itanoiIfen un~tergebradt lpuren. Die
Ie, &arallIa g%enarnten 8ebulloe limo
cit nur elenbe Siitten aus unbeIdle-
1len 9aumltGmmen. SIM beIten Sale
beiiten tie elm ~gemauertes GrDgeltoB
nnb bieten bort balbtpegs Sd)us, me-
nigitens gegen eSnfunteriefener. las
Sbergei6u6 lit tets aug .SoI5 gebnnt
nnb fiir ben BatrouiQengang Der
Sd,iIopad)eu INIT elmer @alerie Derie'
ben. go erflart es lid, baB ldlon cine
gutiisenbe @ranate Den groBten Ihetl
elmer iolfen auruula IN Slostlmen
aufgeben l1Bt. Die Iusitattung ut
INNER Don mebr ais ipurtmilfer
einfadbeit. Glide, 9etten ODER
Sdr1nfe giebt es nift. 3as Eager
mad)t iid Die 9eiatung um Groboben
3ured]t; i'm gleihen Haum miro allr)
gefpdt. Wfpria0en Don unge5lefer
laiien Die Ginfebr IN iolhe aaraula,
oeren llmgebung meiit in tuioertpart..
ger @eiie itarf perunremigt i'll, fiir
ben europder ielbit i'm ihIimnIften
@etter Denig begebrensfpertb erifei.
men.
Ger Siderbeitspoiten bieIer 9Iof.
lanier pflegt IN Der Raft uuf einem
ihmalen grett 5u lienen, ous 3tpilf)en
smei boben 9fdbIen ~ansebradt lit.
GieIe menig itramme Irt beS @ad)ens
ioll ausoriidlif ben Mam Dor benz
ginic,laieu bitten, ba er bel Der &c.
rinqfen nnporbereiteten geipegung
b~erlb5ufoaen orpbt. Sour gang ipeni-
ae aaraulas, aufJ alilas %sennnllt,
iiiro 5u mirflif Observation-Disclosures
Stiispunften dusgebaut noroen nnb
aleid)en Damn init ibren 5biirmen uno
3tulen ben alten 4niernen Der Cent
ipeinifen 3eit in Siioneitafrifa, Die
BON unieren 2euten init
fn~iniinalem @eloaufrpanbe errihtet
morben limo. Selblt bas neue milifdri.
ife Regiine in Der 5iirfci bat es nidlt
Dermoft, ben llnterfibrern lno 8e.
fellsbabern aeuii9eno lInterneh-
mn9sgeilt .iinb Observation-Disclosures.
gefiibl 5u qebel Inn lire oanitlih
faum ober iebr menig IN aniprub ge-
nommene Ntannifait sumausbau Der
Battbduier heransn5ieben. Sic tiir-
fiife Wirtbidnit lit audi gegeil bic
iolbntiifpen snnebmlifyfeiten oes Sc.
Ibens 10 gleihgiltia geblieben, haB
iid) Die biibid,en oiterreitiihen Sea-
iernen in ben crit Dor 5ipei SSabren ge-
rnumten Sanoihaf Mopibn5ar beute
IDIOT IN einem gar traurigen Sultan.
De Der 8eriuabrlDiMng befinoerL
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lid aldrbeit bringen. 0aneben aber
iii I'll priifen, mas SstaIielL mas Mom
lno Rapenno, mas 9p3on5, mas Der
ferne Orient bis naf Meiopotaniel
hin unb Yeriien mo mas altf Der on-
ceren Seite Die merotuingiihe ullo
iueitgotbiide lleberliefermg an 8or-
hiIoern pno Arregunen bietelt
founte.
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0iel b]erldnat.

Sntel: rWsnn Du 9ein gramen
bsitehit, Sunse, ounn bs5abls ia Define
1dmmtlihen Sdulben."
Stuoiofus: .Du fou ih mid alio
nur fir bieie 8anbe bon 9ldubigern
dboudlen2"
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u II t.

Sntel: sd tann Dir rpirtlid nit
benz beftsn Wiaen nidt belfen, Sungs;
mas ih bate, 1T oertauft, un6 baaz
res @elb babe i'd erit rstt ni6t mebr.
=. Da muBt fnon tparten. bis ih
,ftezbe, b. iriesft Tu aues."
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Betroit bnrf man nMnnte.

Betroit bari man aMnate.
fir elm unbeoingt fideres SD.
ntorrboiben- SeilmitteI erfldren. GO
ifafit ioiort rad ieiner giniubrlms
III ben Gis oes 2eibens ginoernng,
uno bas idlieBlide Geiultat lit bic
poIfommene 9eiiurg. es lit ole or.
finouug zines erinbrelleI ar5teg uulo
ipiro BON ben a~ngeiebeniten Weoi3i.
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oeres por gIeifer 8eIlfrait lit cor.
sscnben. Cine Yrob, lit fotcnfref
al baben: man brnnht mr. g. 9teu.
ftneoter & Co, 4or 1916, gsen gorf
Gitp, 81 nbreijirea. Gle .annfafis"
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

For many years ]. s. Donahue, So.
Haven, Mich, q civil war captain, az 9
lighthouse keeper. averted some awful
wrecks, but a queer fact is, he might
have been a WI eek himself if Electric
Bitters had not prevented. "They
cured me of kidney trouble and chills,'
he writes, eater l had taken other So
called cures for years, without benefit,
and they also improved my sight. Now,
at seventy, l am feeling fine." For
dyspepsia, indigestion, all stomach,
liver and kidney troubles, they're with
out equal. Try them; only SOC at all
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05
new BOARD IS BANQUETED.
Retiring Supervisors Tender Their Successors a De-
IightfuI Spread at the Grenada Hotel.
PERSONNEL OF new COUNTY OFFICIALS

good neighbor and ar obliging friend.
He manifests the right spirit as a pub
lie official and can be depended upon to
meet the highest expectations of his
constituency.
E. L. Atkinson, the new member
from beat 5, has served two terms at
different times on the board before.
He, too, is a product of his district.
He is a successful farmer, a reliable
friend, a good citizen and a clear
headed business man. That his expe-
rience gained heretofore will stand him
well in hand now, is but to be ex-
pected.
The Sentinel feels that it can justly
congratulate the people of Grenada
county on the personnel of the board.
Bob West, the new sheriff. is a good
looking. big belted mar and has the
looks of a Sheriff. He lives about one
mile east of the city of Grenada and
is one of the county's dependable citi-
zens.
John S. King has been about the Court
House since he reached his majority.
He makes one of the best Chancery
Clerks in the state. He is accommo-
to everybody and is a public
citizen. "He knows how to
turn a squirrel for a friend"
E. M. Ransom is just entering upon
his third term as Circuit Clerk which is
good evidence that his official work has
his constituents. He does not
have much to say except about his own
affairs. He hasn't an enemy in the
V R. James was elected for the
time Superintendent Public Ed
lcation in November which is a splen-
lid tribute to his services. He wis
reared in district 2. He is in sympathy
with progressive schoo. methods.
Mr.. G. E. Peacock, the new treas
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

Mr.. c. c. Penn accompanied by his
Memphis friend, MI. Ed Moon, spent
several days during Christmas week as
the guests of that hospitable home near
Williamsville which is presided over by
that knightly old gentlemen, Captain
Jack Williams. For one to say that he
has been entertained by "Cap'n Jack"
as ne is Familiarity known, e that
he has been the recipient of every So
cial attention and care and that he has
had spread before him we'll filled dishes
delicious foods ane delicacies such as
were the boast of the days long ago.
Captain Jack loves company. He de-
lights to have his friends under his roof.
He has a we'll stored mind and knows
how to talk of literature as well as of
the crops and of politics. Mr.. Penn
states that he and Mr.. Moon hunted
birds and other game rnd they bapped
2Oo besides a goodly number of rabbits.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05
From Hot Springs

Famous Remedy tor Constipa-
ulon, Sick Headache. Slug
gish Liver. etc.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, is the
worlds great sanitarium. There sci
entists study, experiment and investi-
gate, constantly striving to give TO the
suffering a better remedy for every
disease.
For constipation, sluggish liver, for
stomach misery, sick headache, dizzi-
ness, biliousness, or that blue, down
and out feeling, every resident of, and
every visitor to Hot Springs knows
that Hot Springs Liver Buttons are
the best remedy in the world.
If you want a perfect laxative that
will keep your bowels in fine condition
and make your blood Jingle with health,
get a Csc box of Hot Springs Liver
Buttons at the End Class Drug Store
today. You'll quickly learn why tens
of thousands of people from Maine to
California prefer them to any other
similar remedy. Hot Springs Chemical
Co., Hot Springs, Ark. 2
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

Al 66; w S P Doty, same, SIS; w A
Odom, same, SIS; Sam Dumas, same,
SIS; F M Wright, working prisoners,
So; c D. Lamon, salary, Dec, $50; d
A Williams, shift. and ex-off. services,
$50; J S King, elk, auditor 1911 and
ex-off. services. 1915; S D Rayburn,
repr. Graysports bridge, % 65;) w B
Rock, potatoes for prisoners 81; ] G
Norwood, milk and butter for prison.
ers. ! 40; c C Penn, 26 days tick eradi-
cato $78; Wm Fenner22d. same, $50;
J N Smith. 10 d. same, $57; J Thorpe,
blacksmith bill, CO., mules. 3 80, City
w & L Co, | and ~ for IN and Jail,
IA rs; wv Gray. ] p cost bill state
ments, 6 80; IT Spears. cost bill cases,
"a 80; D A Williams, shift, board pris-
oners, Dee, SO 20; F Sabin Co, mdse,
9 rs; Parker & Williams, lumber and
nails. CO. "a 90; G G Myers. elk, cost
bills, state VI Will Wade, ~ 60, j D
johnson, conveying lunatic, 6 80; B F
Turner. Up. holding inquest. JEFF
Amos, $2l; Grenada Sentinel Pub. Co.,
pub proceed'gs, and stamped envs.,
So 70; B E Moore, rubber banda for
chancery elk, 4 Is; C H Lickfold, wind
ing c h clock II mos, SIS; J s King,
court cost and habeas corpus and lu-
macy, "a 20; Miss. Plumb'g Co, work at
c h, IS; Hughes drug store. mdse for
prisoners and paupers, 5 25;NW D Sal
mon & Co. mdse, co, S86; Doak Hdw
Co, mdse co. roads, I54 a; T H Avrn,
lumber. Graysport bridge. Is rs; G S
Pollard, ] p, cost bill, state cases, u IS;
J A Gibson, 8 days inspecting roads 50.
The report Of Walthall Wright. co.
treas, was received, showing balls of
$276 20 due gen. co. fund. % O5 due
school fund, $500 due 18th sec. perm.
school fund, $40 II bldg. fund, 1863 70
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Dainty Flour and Its Makers.

Elsewhere in this paper will be seen
the advertisement of Dainty Flour.
made by the Waller & Spies Milling Co,
st. Louis. A. T. McElwrath. repre-
sents this milling company in Grenada
and in this territory. There is perhans
more -four sold in north Mississippi made
by this company than by n other
half dozen mills together. Once a
customer tries it. he sticks. Their pro.
cess OF making flour is under the an
pervislon of the most trained exnert,
and this company is not only compossd
OF good business men, but gentlemen
who are always interested in tho .uc-
cess Of the merchants who tuv tbe;-
hour output. They are the right LIND
OF men. Their representative. M
McElwrath. is one of the most NOM.
lar men in this section and few man
enjoy the confidence Of the public ~
the extent that he does. All busin.s.
entrusted to him will receive tho mo..
careful attention.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05
A Girls Wild Midnight Ride,

To warn people Of a fearful forest
fire in the Catskills a young girl rode
horseback at midnight and saved many
lives. Her deed was glorious, but lives
are often saved by DR.. Kings New
Discovery in curing lung trouble, colds
and coughs, which might have ended
in consumption or pneumonia. ut
cured me of a terrible cough and lung
disease writes w. R. Patterson of
Wellington, Texas, latter four in our
family had died with consumption, and
l gained 81 pounds" Nothing so sure
and safe for all throat and lung trou-
bles. Price Soc and 81. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05
Mrs. W. F.. Martin Resigns.

In turning over the office of treas
urer of the Cemetery Association to
my successor, l would like to say a
word both to u members and our
friends outside.
First, a vote of sincere thanks for
the prompt payment of dues and the
kind spirit of h~elpfulness rendered me
by u membership, making what
would have been a hardship a pleasant
task.
Second, | would beg our friends to
give us their names for the new year,
it would be such a comfort and help.
Out of a hundred and fifty-four MEM
bers there are only six in arrears, two
have been called home. Won't you be
one to take their places?
Sincerely.
Mrs. w. F. Martin.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

On Monday night a most delightful
spread was given at the Grenada Hotel
by the retiring board of supervisors to
the new board. Thirty plates were
laid. A very excellent r.enu had been
prepared which reflected credit not only
those who wanted to compliment the
new board. but on Capt. J. T. Rucks,
the accommodating, generous. big
hearted and capable manager of the
Grenada Hotel and his polite, suave,
courtly and intelligent, clerk, N. J..
Carothers. Those who gathered at the
banquet table were jolly .andfull of good
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

pension fund, 256 95 past indebtedness
fund. 81 50 institute fund, $50 game
protection fund.
County Treasurer Peacock duly re-
ceipted to outgoing treasurer for fnll
amount OF county funds turned over by
the ~'atter-hnal settlement Of his A.
fairs. ofiiciallv and financially. with the
county.
The real assessment Of J J Horton
on part Of lot in E, was reduced In the
sum Of $500.
Chas. Bradley, dist. l. wa relieved
OF road tax for the year 1911, errons-
ously assessed.
Contract with Bridges 4 Winter, Tor
new road in dist. I, was rescindsd IA
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

John James, of beat 2, is about so
wears old and is a native of his beat.
He has served one term heretofore as a
member of the beard. He is a sue
cessful farmer and substantial citizen.
w. v. Horton, of beat 8, first saw
the light Of day almost where he lives
now He is one of a large family who
are all noted for their splendid integ-
rity of character. He is a good man
and his people are indeed fortunate in
getting him to serve them. F.,
Ira G. Rcunsaville, of beat 4, is a
son of Uncle Billie Rounsaville. He,
too, was born near where he now re-
discs. He is a kindly-natured man, q
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05
Graysport News.

Harry Parker attended the dance in
Grenada Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Trussell spent
the holidays with relatives near Tor
rance.
Mrs. w. w. Koonce had as her guest
Monday of last week Miss Fanny Clark
and Lester Carpenter.
John McCaslin and T. ]. Brown spent
last week in Memphis.
Misses Bebecca McCaslin and Jessie
Parker are Grenada visitors this week.
Henry Willis, who is a student of
French Camp Academy, spent the holi-
days with home folks.
Fred Morris, an old G~raysport boy.
who is now depot agent at Tugaloo, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. H. G. Ander-
son. He is accompanied by his mother.
DR.. and Mrs. R. A. Clanton are at
home from Memphis.
Miss Alma Hill, who is teaching near
Slaughter, visited her cousin, Mrs. w.
w. Koonce, last week.
C. C. Penn and his friend, Mr.. Moon.
Of Memphis, stopped over in Gravs-
port for a few hours, Friday. They
had been on Q hunting trip to will
Evansville and had a buggy full Of birds
which Mr.. Penn claimed they had shot,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

urer, is a resident of District 2 and is
highly esteemed by his neighb"rs, who
best know him.
A. M. C%arothers, the new County
Attorney. was horn and reared in Gre
NADIA. He has just entered upon his
professional duties and if his duties
and it his recotd as a lawyer proves
equal to his standing as a citizen he
will not be far from the toprosr rung.
L. B. Yeager is entering upon his
second term as assessor He represent
ed beat 3 on the board of super sisors
for several terms and is regarded as
one of the County's most worthy CT j.
zens.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

cheer and optimism. They evidenced
the hope, that ever leaps in the human
breast, to look favorably to the future.
Mr.. Cowles Horton presided as toast
master and proved to be a most skilful
one. Had the writer not been forced
to be out of the city, the Sentinel read
ers would be favored with a stenogra-
phic report of all the speeches. The
retiring president, A.. Olson, was SOL
m and sedate in placing the robes of
office upon the broad shoulders of the
new president of the board, A. T. Nc
Elwrath, who, with placid smile and
lucid tongue, g~ravely promised to pro-
fit BY the injunctions of his predecessor
and to sit steadily in the boat. Olson
and McElwrath make a pair that is
hard to draw to.
BY the way of parenthesis, the Sem
tinel states that the new board is no
better looking than their predecessors.
This paper is convinced that their good
wives did not wed them because OF their
striking likeness to Appolo. The
tongues of the crowd were more lavish
in speech at the conclusion of the BAN
quet than at the beginning, all of which
proves that the new board knows what
to do and how to do it and how much
to take and when to take it. Here's
the Sentinel's hoping best for all and
the editors regrets at not being pre-
sent
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05
BOARD OF SUPFRN0
Meet in Regular Monthly Session. Now i. |
Sworn in and Take Charge Of CounN,,, " h
A. 7. M'fLWRATH IS CHOSEN ppr !,

Board of Supervisors of Grenada
county met in regular session at the
court house in Grenada Monday, Jan.
l, 1912.
Members present: A T McElwrath,
beat /; J H James, beat 2; w v Hor-
ton, beat 8; / G Rounsaville, beat 4; E
L Atkinson, beat s; ] S King, clerk; R
West, sheriff.
A T. McElwrath was elected presi-
dent Of the board and the following
proceedings were had:
Allowances-V R James, salary for
Dec, SIS; | T McLemon, salary, Dec,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

Dear Sentinel: Amid tn
the holidays there come, ar
which is SO refreshing IN III
christian spirit that | think
ought to know of it. shal
briefly outline the circum'ts
quote the correspondents vet
A certain party in our q
who had fallen behind IN =
because of sickness in bis -
one of the merchants ahals
he had been trying to dsca
settle by small payments frua
time. He had thought hi
January l, but conditions oa
SO he sent a small remit
this merchant on the first, vll
companying letter.
Dear -: | find that
to pro-rate my salary
friends that / owe, again taS
will try to square up some ~
the month.
Yours, ETC., a
The merchant enclosed Oh
IS to the customer and r
"a
"Dear---: You're all ~
q v for the new ----', anu ~ /
is also settled Success
yours this new year.
Yours truly, j
This incident SO appea,sa
| felt sure others would w.
i. give no names, but
are both well known to me
cident is strictly true.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

but his friends here accused him Of
netting.
DIR. Jas. Lewis. who until recently
was state veterinarian. il sp. nding a
few weeks with his friend, Harry
Parker. before taking up his residenc
in the West. Z.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

s = a, road was included !.
p a s,s et for To-. said district ss :
%..s Report of D A Wni,-
received pave and placed ' on ~
ed'n, was received Ia AMI
IG Rounsavin sN ana PIN
wei were appointed a ce sna
a ana receive bridge ors, y
III H James and wv,
appointed a cOmmjtts.
receive bridge on new i
K; ! "A Gibson, INSPECTING Z
AZ M', 9S' e = board paupss =.
: 70 ,O Os; G Tel. Co service .J
a.. 40; L M Cracker we
DILL state cases, q %. Us IS
p rc.d holding ,sl inquest, u;as']
o @Oao tax enormously ss ~
Gw y j p cost bill, STAT. t,l
: IS ; Sharp ! a 2 visits to '', a,;,'
ou Jun q Son, hog for CO. g.
;Sa tax err. ass'd, ,s.T|
inspecting roads, 1911 NJ
,s P roads, 1911, "a y
~ 80 TONS Is hay for co. mule. /
ter ter 4 q Simmons, 2sssl # N.
OVS 70; A Horton, uai.
Turner j p, cost bills stat, !
Concluded next vi
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

Beautifully hand-colored pictures of
the famous drama. Faust" will be
shown at the Pastime Theater tonight
(Friday.) This is one of the most in
~teresting plays ever written, and the
management has gone to extra ex-
pense to secure the films 1t is in two
reels and about four thousand feet in
length. See ad in another column for
a synopsis.
There will be a matinee for the bene-
fit of the ladies and children who cannot
attend at night from three until five
O'Clock Friday afternoon.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

Mr.. L. ]. Brewer d'so
last Sunday and his rs'ss'.
tered at jefferson on
deceased was past sew
age. He had always ID =, !
and was a good and u'sia as !,
l. survived by q son. -
Of other relatives % !.
ri exteuds sympathy.
Tn deceased was ~
ernor.slect Brewer
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

A. T. McElwrath, supervisor from
beat l, who was honored with the pres
idency of the board, was born and
reared in beat a. He is about IS years
old; has had the experience of a four
years service as councilman for the
city of Grenada. He is an aggressive
force in anything he undertakes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-01-05

500 Per Plate
was paid at a banquet to Henw Clay in
New Orleans in 1912. Mighty costly
for those with stomach trouble or indi-
gestion. Today people everywhere use
pr. Kings New Life Pills for these
troubles, as we'll as liver, kidney and
bowel disorders. Easy. safe. sure.
Only Csc at all druggists.
For Rent,
A desirable dwelling house, eloss in.
Electric lights and water works.
Xsep-n A. M. Carothers.