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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
z pred lat rs.

w miniona srode, W nocy
spali}a sic wino1ska Opera z
drzewa zbudowana. Byfa ase.
k,,rowana ma 3 tvs. ace dola-
row.
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naszego komisarza powiato~
wego p Jara Bambenka, re.
nj sic W dniu 3'lutego z pam
ma Marta Malotka.
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monte juz po}ozony zosta} o.
statni kamie6.
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nej przez Biskupa z st. Cloud
delegation Janowi Karsni i
Miko{ajowi Jezewskiemu z
Perham Mum. zjechal tam M
cztery dni cd Z do Fl grud'
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DIV Polak mia} sposobnosc po.
jednac sic z Bogiem. Sta}ego
kaiedza dostanie Perham mai
dfuzej "a try tygodnie.
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przeprowadzic prawo, ro2sze-
rzajace czas urzedowania Ma.
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derman6w ma lat 4.
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la W Pine Creek, 'umar} W
dnia "a stycznia, dobrze zna~
ny i rrzez 8 lat zamieszka}y
W Winonie4 Micha} Kakol,
oiciec wyzej wspomaianego
Franciszka, II kt6rego zamie'
szka} 90 6mierci zonv aby
tam spedzic reszte swego zy-
cha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
pachnacem i barwnem kwie-

pachnacem i barwnem kwie-
ciu.
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go gruntu SobiesEaw "'ema
lynn trudem j nak}adem piracy
j pieniedzy zdoFaf u:zadx1c
wielki cgr6d, Kalafornia DO.
wien jest Sigma ma Gala A:
meryke re swych doskona-
|{ych owoc6w. Obok sadu, W
ikt6rym ros}y brzoskwinie
n~iezr6wnanego smaku, more
liz nadzwyczajnei wielkosci,
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prcjektowai sobie urzadzic
rozlegfe plantacye pcmarancz.
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Kledy domek by} ukohczo-
ny, drzewka W sadzie przy~
ie}y sic i okry}y ma wiosne,
lax sniegiem, biaio. r6zowem
kwieciem, kt6re rozlewa}o
rozkoszny zapach, Mrocki po'
jecha} do Baltimore i stana}
pred Nelly, kt6ra przyje]a
narzeczonego rumlehcem
wzruszenia.
Ws2ystko gotowe ia twoje
przyjecie, najdrozsza Nelly!
- m6gf rec dummy 20 swe.
90 dzje1a m}odzieniec.
Piekna c6rka marynarza
odpow edziaia ma to rsmie.
chem szczescie. Ceremonial
zaslubin odby}a sic skromnie
prey licznie zebrsnych swia'
dkacf,, poczem mfoda rozko-
chana w sobie para pojecha}a
do uwitego W Kalifornii gniaz'
dka.
Mfoda Nelly wniosfa jake
wiano swemu mezowl 6w kwit
ma ciezko zarobiony przez Oh
ca, a kwit ia z}ozone przez
niego W banku pieniadze.
kt6re wraz z procentami wy
Mostly tysiac dolar6w. By3a
to suma nieduza, ale bardzo
sic miodym rrzyda}a, Mroc.
XII za}ozY} "a pienladze plan
tacye pomarahcz.
Odtad zycie Sobies}awa po-
plyne}o jednym potokiem
szc7escia. Wszystko W sadie
i M plan'acyi posadzone je-
go reka, :rcs}o przeslicznle.
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Ii mieli to zadowolenie. re
trud i'm sic opfaca}. Ma trze-
ci rok pc slubie mie)i pier.
wsze zbiory. Dostatek mai.
prod, a potem> dobrobyt
wchodzi}y W progi ich uro
czego, tonacego W powodzi
kwiecia gniazdka.
~Fierwszym czvnem Sobie-
slawa by}o sprowadzenie do
siebie siostry i OLGA; jego
bowiem ukochna matka ME
doc2eka}a tel szcze6liwej chwi.
Il.
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kal1fornii, W SVEN gnlazdku
ktore jedoak W przeciagu
kilku lat ostataich skromne.
60 domu zamieni|o sic niemal
W pa}acyk.
Sob;es}aw uchodzi "a jedne
90 z acknowledgement planta
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18

The City election held August 12,
resulted in the election of ]. A. Glib
son, treasurer, and the carrying of
the proposition to extend certain
sewerage lines in the west ward by a
vote of about 4 to /.
In justice, and as a matter of con-
ISOLATION, to Mr.. W. E. Smith, Mr..
Gibson's only opponent, it should be
said that the vote for Gibson was
not against him. Mr.. Gibson was
not asking for the office for himself
in fact The Sentinel understands
that he did no soliciting whatever,
but for the widowed daughter, and
her three girls, of the deceased
treasurer, J. H. Carter. Had the is
sue been one between Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Gibson direct, the result no
doubt would have been different.
No man in Grenada is more univer-
sally esteemed than Mr.. w. E.
Smith.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
SISSON CARRIES EVERY
COUNTY IN DISTRICT.
OTHER COUNTIES DID NOT DO so
WELL FOR McCOWEN AS GRENADA
Runo for Supreme Court Judge Knox and Sykes
Small Vote Polled Thruolt District. The Vote bv
Precincts in Grenada County,

The primary election held in this
county Tuesday the 18th, brought
out only little more than As per
cent of the total vote, however, it is
polls pretty fairly represented the
evident that those who went to the
sentiment of those who remained
away. The vote in this county was
fairly typical of that thruout the dis
trict; there was an apathy and in
difference that showed more that
the people were tired Of elections
rather than that they felt no interest.
in those seeking their votes. Sisson.
doubled his opponents in this county
and still had votes to spare. Ward
was goose-egged at three boxes, and
ran third in the race. McGowen had
lead of 100 votes in this county
over both competitors Had Judge
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
County Man Asks Help for
Relative in Primary.

Editor Sentinel Please allow me
space in your paper in behalf of r.
II. Knox. one of candidates in the
second primary for Supreme Court
Judge. He is related to me. and |
am told that he is all right as a law
yer and as man, and / would be
especially pleased to see him get a
good vote in this county. | have
never been candidate for office nor
had much to do with politics, and
am free to say that it is with some
hesltancy that | make this statement
in regard to Mr.. Knox's candidacy.
Grenada county's first choice,
Judge McGowen, is not in the second
primary, and / trust | am giving af-
front to no one by what | say. |
have not one word to say detrimen-
tai to the other candidate in the
race, but R. H. Knox has had more
general experience as a lawyer than
he, and | feel will make just as ac-
ceptable an officer.
thanking one and all in advance
for whatever they may do for him,
am very respectfully,
r. T. KNOX.
Grenada, Miss, 8-16-16.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is herby given that the
Board of Supervisors Of Grenada
County. Mississippi will, on MONDAY,
the 4th day of September. A. D..
1916, until - o'clock noon. receive
sealed proposals for constructing
certain permanent roads in said
county, as set forth and described
in an order of said Board Of June
9th. \. D., 1916, and according to
plans and specifications on file with
the undersigned Clerk. Contracts
will be awarded to the lowest and
most responsible bidder or bidders.
The Board reserving the right to re-
Ject any and all bids.
Done by order of the Board at
Grenada, Mississippi on this the
l4th day Of August. A. D.. 1916.
- NJ f. POWELL.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Of Grenada County, Mississippi.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18

Whereas. our friend and class
mate, Mr.. Tayolr Collins, has been
called to a higher realm. by our AL
mighty wise Father, and
Whereas, We have been deprived
Of his presence among and associa-
ton with us, and we feel that in his
death we have suffered a distinct
personal loss. but that as students
and followers of the Lord of Life
and Death, we realize that He doeth
all things well. and that our loss Is
our classmates gain; therefore be it
resolved,
First: That we hereby gladly
testify to our faith in the loyalty
and zeal Of our departed friend. and
that we desire to express our sincere
grief and sorrow caused by his
death.
Secondly: That we extend to his
grief stricken family our heartfelt
sympathy in their great suffering
and sorrow caused by their almost
irrepairable personal loss.
Thirdly: That as a token Of our
appreciation of the departed one
and our sympathy for his dear ones,
these resolutions be published in
The Grenada Sentinel. and a copy be
mailed to his family.
Unanimously adopted by the Bust
ness Mems Bible GLASS Of the NJ
f. Church South. August 6th, 1916.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18

Whereas, our All-Wise Father saw
fit to take Brother J. H. Carter from
US July 18th, 1916. and recognizing
his devotion TO the Master and his
brotherly love for US. be it
Resolved, That we sadly miss our
Brother and tender our sincere SYM
pathy to his bereaved daughters.
Miss Mollie Carter. Mrs. Belle
Wright. Mrs, May Allen. and his
dutiful son, Allen Pate, and other
relatives.
Brother Carter was born in Car
roll County, Miss. March 5th. 1888,
and has lived in Grenada county
since 1882. He has been a quiet
Christian character since his youth.
a member of the Methodist church
for the past fifty years.
His remains We're laid to rest at
Spring Hill. beside those Of his good
wife, who preceded him few years
We pray that we may meet our
Brother III that beautiful home pre-
pared by our Father for those that
love Him. Be il further
Resolved, That copies Of these
resolutions be sent Brother Carriers
family and a copy sent to The Gre
NADIA Sentinel for publication.
Fraternally.
Business Mems Bible Class.
+, W. Sharpe,
W. 3. Barnes.
Committee.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
Action of Tie Plant People
Highly Commendable.

The Sentinel desires to say that
the action of the Aver & Lord peo-
pie, owners of Tie Plant, as express
ed by Mr.. c. c. Gresham before the
board of supervisors in Grenada on
Wednesday, was highly commend
able, and showed spirit of county
interest and local pride that thor
oughly identifies them with the best
interests of the county. The matter
of whether or not the creosote,
which is thought by some to be FL
tering into the river, thereby caus-
ing the fish to die, was brought to
the attention of the board by certain
good citizens living west of Grenada
and Mr.. Gresham in very few
plain, but eloquent phrases, said
whether or not the assertion of these
gentlemen was correct, that the Tie
Plant was a part of the county, and
was just as much interested in pro-
tecting the fish, as we'll as every 9TH
er thing in the county as anybody,
and he assured the board that what
ever it was possible to be done at Tie
Plant to protect the waters of the
river from cre0sote' would be done.
He did not bubble about the mat
ter at all but showed a happy spirit
and one that The Sentinel feels sure
every man who heard him highly ap-
preciates. The Sentinel will saw
further that the Aver & Lord Tie Co
show good judgment in having such
men as Mr.. Gresham to represent
them. He knows his business and
will make friends for them as we'll as
for himself wherever he goes.
Let it be hoped that the socalled
creosOting of the waters of the river
may be arranged satisfactorily and
acceptably to all
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
The Board Of Supervisors
Adjourned Wednesday

The Board of Supervisors adjourn
ed Wednesday after having been in
continuous session since the first
Monday. They gave the greater
part of their time to the "equaliza-
ton" of taxes. Quite a little dis
cussion was caused for several days
because of the boards action in ap-
parently "going behind the returns
of the assessor and causing sundry
persons to appear before them to
answer certain interrogations about
diamonds and other valuables which
it was thought the assessor might
not have listed. 1t is said that
the board found quite deal of per-
sonal property in the way of live
stock that had escaped the assessor.
The jewelry assessed will run ap-
proximately to $1,000, and the total
increase in the tax roll, as revised
by the board, it is thought will be
nearly $4,000.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
WORK ON OPERA
HOUSE BEGUN.
Will Be Completed Within Next
Sixty Days-Arrangements Bein.
Made for Opening Performance.

Mr.. C. E. Lockett, the owner of
the half completed opera house ad-
vises a reporter for The Sentinel
that he has let the contract for the
brick work of the opera house to Mr..
Alexander, a brick contractor from
Pontotoc, and that portion of the
brick are actually on the ground,
and that work is to be commenced
Immediately. He states that he has
up now with various seating COM
panies the matter of the purchase
of seats, and with scenery people,
etc. He states that within the next
sixty to ninety days the opera house
will be running in full blast.
The Sentinel feels sure that this
news will cause general rejoicing
thruout .ne entire surrounding
country. Under Mr.. s. M. STEMS
capable management, the people of
Grenada and vicinity can look for
ward to seeing some of the best
shows that come south during the
coming season.
Congratulations to the City of
Grenada, for their loyal support,
and to Messrs. Lockett and Stein
for their energy and work in keeping
at this matter until they succeeded.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
CARD OF THANKS,

We wish it were possible for US to
express our appreciation of the
goodness shown to our dear wife,
mother and daughter during her last
illness, and for the almost innumer-
able expressions of the very tender
est sympathy and Christly love for
US in oar great sorrow, but as this
is beyond the possibility of the hu-
man mind, We can only say that all
was done and said has aided US in
bearing up under our great burden,
and we wish for each and all the
richest blessings of a kind and in
dulgent Providence.
Very sincerely.
Walter Sabin,
Witty Sabin,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Witty.
Grenada, Miss, August Is.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The undersigned operating and do
ing businss in Grenada, Mississippi,
under the name of the Grenada Auto
Company have dissolved, IL. Doak
retiring from the firm and J. H.
Neeley assuming all obligations of
the firm and is authorized to collct
anything due the Company. This
dissolution became effective July /,
last. L. J. Doak,
J. H. Nicely.
Grenada, Miss, S-4-16. st.
wish to say that our business was
satisfactory and l bespeak for Mr..
Nicely due consideration from my
friends and the public.
L. J. Doak.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18

McGowen canvassed the district as
his two competitors did, he would
nave polled much larger vote. 1t
was his idea that campaigning for a
supreme judgship did not comport
with the duties of the office, but it is
q difficult matter to arouse much in
terest among the voters for a man
whom they do not see, especially is
this true of state offices.
Sisson licked both opponents,
carrying eithsr by a majority or a
Itrict. w
The second primary, Sept. 5, will
be run-off in tkis. supreme court
district between judge Sykes and
District Attorney Rush Knox.
The vote by precincts in Grenada
County:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18

Greenwood, Miss. July 20, 1916.
Editor S e n t i n Mississippi
needs men to fill her National Guard
Regiment, now encamped at Jack
son.
When the President called the Ma
tlonal Guard he asked Mississippi
for one Regiment. or 1890 men.
1t has been almost two months
now since the call came. yet Missis-
sippi is short 600 men.
| have opened recruiting Of
flee in the Post Office in this city,
and appeal to all able bodied single
men between the ages of Is and 80
to enlist.
The recruiting party is in charge
of Major O'Ferrall, assisted by
Sergeant Buie. Corporal Powers and
Private Nelson These gentlemen
will be glad to answer any questions
or give such information as you
would like to know.
Subsistence and quarters will be
furnished all applicants as soon as
they apply at this Office. Transpor-
tation will be furnished by the
Government from this city to Jack
son, where they will join the Regi-
ment.
Please give this information all of
the publicity possible. 1t behooves
each loyal citizen to do something
arising this force. If you
can't go yourself, help some young
man to answer the call.
Respectfully.
Major VIM. c. O'Ferrall.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18

Only short time ago Sheriff
Crowder, of this county, received in
formation that one w. r. Bankston
was wanted at Wylam, Ala, for en-
bezzlement. He at once got busy
on the details of the case and while
he had nothing to do with the fugi-
tive's immediate capture, yet his
vigilance no debut had much to do
with the work of locating Bankston
at the other end Of the line, and as
a result the embezzler is now in the
tolls of the law.
Mr.. Crowder is an accurate Off
cial, a Jealous pursuer of the law
breaker and courteous and obliging
gentleman, and can be relied upon
to do what he regards as high and
honorable about any matter.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
Resolution of Thanks.

Whereas, The Grenada County
Sunday School Convention was held
at Holcomb, Miss, July 1890. We,
the Committee on resolutions, wish
to express our thanks
First: To the good people of
Holcomb for kindness, hospitality
and entertainment in their homes.
Second: For the use of the
church and good music by their
choir.
Third: To thank the press for
publication.
Whereas, we further resolve to
strive harder in the future to build
up our Sunday Schools, by more con-
secrated efforts.
Mrs. W. C. Mullen.
Miss Mamie Lee Thompson,
Leroy Sellers
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
Daring Air Mans Motor Experience
PromPts Him to Buy WHY'S
Knight.

Another tribute to the WHY'S
Knight motro was paid the other day
by Art Smith, Americas foremost
stunt" aviator, when he cabled a
purchase order for a Willys-Knight
car to the Overland and Willys-
Knight dealer in his home town.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
For years Smith had been ranked
among the foremost exponents of
"loop-the-loop" and "up-side-don"
flying, but it was during the past
twelve months that he achieved his
greatest fame by feats of daring at
the two Pacific Coast expositions.
Not long ago Smith started for
the Orient, where he is now spending
his vacation. While in Jspan he
happened to see a Willys-Knipht
touring car in action. The absolute
silence of the motor, its reliability,
power, fiexibility and economy
aroused his curiosity. Being an ex-
pert on gasoline driven motors he at
once realized the immense advantage
Of the sleeve-valve type.
Without further delay he cabled
to the Overland dealer in Fort
Wayne, to deliver Immediately to his
mother one Willys-Knight touring
car, so that it would be at home
when he returns from abroad later
in the summer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
RESOLUTIONS

The following resolutions were
passed by the Woman's Missionary
Society Monday, August 7th.
Whereas, our Heavenly Father has
said to one of our circle, our well
beloved sister, Mrs. Walter Sabin
1T is enough, come up higher y
Therefore be it resolved,
First: That in the passing awav
of our sister, we have lost a con-.
secrated christian worker, one whose
Joy 1t was to do and suffer the Mas
ter's will.
Second: That we shall miss her
Wherever we are gathered, who are
striving for the coming of His King
dom on earth, from her seat in
church, where her presence was a
support and an inspiration to her
pastor; from her pace as a teacher
IN our Sunday School; from our So
clal life, where hers was an ever
welcome presence; but most of all
from our Missionary Society, we
shall miss her wise counsel and ef-
ficient labor
Third: That through the mist of
our tears we look above whence
cometh our help, and by faith. we
say: "He doeth all things we'll.
even to the taking away of His most
faithful workers.
Fourth: That we extend loving
sympathy to her family in this dark
hour of bereavement, and may they
find comfort in His promises that
never fail.
Fifth: That thees resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our So
iety, and copy furnished The Gre
NADIA Sentinel for publication, and
that copy be sent to the family of
our dear departed friend.
MRS. r. A. TUCKER,
MISS LIZZIE HORN.
Committee.
Aup1St O 1Q1c
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
VOICE OF THE p
To the Voters and 7 payers
of ,ESad. County.

Our Board of .Aervisors propose
at the Septemy sssession to issue
bonds of Gr/ ga county for One
Hundred Tn. Ssnd Dollars for road
building. 1t is admitted that these
new roads are to be sand and clay"
the same kind we now have. Why
then issue the bonds? We favor
bonds for cement or other hard
roads, but why borrow so much mon
ey to build roads not permanent and
that cannot be made permanent?
These bonds will be a real mort
gage on the county and on every
home and farm and can be enforced
by the Federal Courts. Those of
you who are opposed to the issuance
of these bonds for the purpose
aforesaid, hurry to sign petitions
and hand them to your Supervisor.
Or send your petitions to me if only
two or three names on a petition,
and | will act as your agent and
present them to the Board; or you
can phone me, No. 355. to sign your
name to a petition. Reflect serious
ly and make up your minds definite
ly and patriotically on this i'm
portant matter before it is too late.
Awake. arise, or be forever fallen"
Your fellow citizen and fellow
taxpayer.
o. F. BLEDSOE.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
Home Economic Department
Expresses Thoughts

We, the girls of the Grenada
County Canning Club, wish to thank
the following ladies and gentlemen
for their interest in our work and
their efforts to make our Short
Course success.
The Ladies Clubs of Grenada for
helping Miss Hughes to make it pos
sible for US to have this course; for
the lovely party of Wednesday
night, for their attendance and for
the auto ride.
The ladies and gentlemen who
brought their cars and took US rid
ing. We certainly enjoyed that.
Mr.. Thomas, for giving us the pic
ture show Tuesday night, and for all
kindnesses to our agent.
Mr.. Countiss, for letting Us use
the dormitories and other buildings.
and for the good things to eat. es-
pecially the ice cream
Mrs. Jacob. for taking such good
care of us while in the dormitories.
Mrs, W: Y. Horton for "tucking
us in bed" helping US keep up with
all our things; for taking care of US
Just being mother.
Our visiting agent friends, for
their instruction and help.
Our good father, Mr.. McKibben.
for being with US, body, mind and
soul. .-4.--. -. ,..', =
Our speakers of the course; Dr.
Young, for the 100 Rules of Health
Mr. Morrison. for his earnest re-
mar ks about the possibilities and
needs of our work.
Our editor. Mr.. Lawrence. for his
kind remarks and for the lovely
write ups about our work
Mr.. Blount. for his presence and
encouraging words
Mr.. Andrew Carothers. for his
presence and good talk. and presen-
tatlon of the song prize.
The judges of the song contest.
Mrs. S. A. Morrison. Mrs. Bledsoe.
and Mrs. Towns. We know it was
hard task. and we thank you
Our Board for their attendance
and encouraging words.
Viola Ray.
May Horton.
Martha Curry,
Gertrude Smith,
Leoa Maye Laney.
Executive Committee.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
Want them to Claim their Interest

George, David and Adam Grow,
colored, have an undivided interest in
certain rtact of land, consisting of
12O acres in the Susie neighborhood,
the said land being a part of the es-
tate of Mary Roberts, deceased,
grandmother of the said George, Da-
vid and Adam Crow. The post-of-
flee address of these persons is un-
known and in due time if they do not
appear to claim what is theirs, the
said property will be dealt with as the
law directs.
ALLEN MILLHOUSE,
S-l1-16 3t. Susie, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
PROPOSAL FOR BIDS.

Bids for making certain water and
sewer extensions on Cay. Bell. Com
merce, Union. Pearl and Gerard
streets in the city of Grenada, Mis-
sissippi, according to drawings.
plans and specifications filed with
the City Recorder, will be received
up to Monday, September 4th, 1916,
at p. m. Bids may be made upon
separate items or as a whole. The
right to reject all bids is reserved,
and for full details. reference to the
drawings, plans and specifications is
hereby made. August 18th. 1916.
CITY OF GRENADA, MISS.
By B. F. Thomas. Mayor
H. G. Talbert, Recorder.
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