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$225. 900; sFran3oien $500, 900; grie'
den $175,o 900; Dinen 100000; Sas
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%Horonnna oes Goroners 2r. Bauer
iind DER @iorouc iiberfiibrt iDuroe.
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einem Straberr6abnipageIi Der Siabs
Ian6 s(perue 2tnie Der SO Sabre oltc
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oreibig Safre lang I'M gureau oes
9oliseiserittscIerfs tbdttg getpeien
tpar bis er iia Dor uiinulsbr bier.
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- qluf anfuhen btr 9eb5rben bon
TEN Orlsans purbt stfern Mbtno
Elm eefpiiisr Senrp Simon iDegeu ans
otbti6ea llritsrI9lsifs IN 9oft senoms
r.sn. Der Btiigenomrnent srfIdrtt hEb
cine fpeittrss CUR Wiidfbr nod glaD
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ipnrbe bnraufbin telssropbiI9 erfuds.
ben NrzsIhnntru obtrlsu ~ IaHsA
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tenieIben tnihaItsns Sniermotion Sur
5iibruna Der llntsrbnnblungsn n6tbig
lei, uno auf bic UtriidEruns ShlDes
tens. onb bic eide ffine anDereH
goItiiiids tntbolitn, sntfd1iOFen.
Oit poifiGds parsn in 5nIifnr
ron pem Snnpisr sntfsInt iporbsn.
ouI pel6tm Dr. Sinlnnr 2unbbobm.
tns 6anp! Der fftpefiiden ipirtt-
ffaftlifsB Wifion, in oieIss 9ano
aeiommen mar.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 20,
1917, as required by the Act Of t'eto-
Der 9th, 1917.
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HlE,g auf ibu gdsst babe
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ferf mfrben

Arlington, %. Dttober. -
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ner jtlipeDiihen @einnbtf9dfi bic bre!
qoitidde. ptl9e Dor etli9en Wohen
in 6nIifar nit gei6lns ttiest iporben
iportn, unb bic na4 Der Grfldruns
lGfnpebens GtotiTtiten iiber beiien
'eiHfubr unb 2lusfubr entbaIien, obne
rorbsrise llnterfu6ung bes Snbalts
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fen iDarsu Don Der Rriegss5anbelss
btb6rbe in ibrtn rntsrbunblungen nit
rprbelrcpdiIHtn Nsutroleu in Be5us
auf Grports nab bifen 2dnbern Dsrs
lonaf tpcrben.
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obne beIonbtrs gsrntonie am Waitts
mod, erfpleen. Di. Botfhdft bat ii4
qua Muslisftruns herelhn nitf bic
briupsnbsu M0riitIIuugea bGb bic tn
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saroe bon penlliuIt tanin 8ugs'bcilt
lrar. lbegina i'm Camp Snicod Scltlt>
Inpro, ineem or lid, uid)rb. 6r iiamn'
L ans gbilnOeIpbin, Fn.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

MesSrs. J. II. Brown and !. /. Pa
nard attended a banquet at the Elk
Hall given by the business men Of
Clarksdale last week. They repor,
a most delightful time. The func.
tion was like everything else given
by the good people Of Clarksdale-
no halfway success. Mr.. Brown al.
so visited his daughter, Mrs. Ed
Brewer, while there.
The Methodist Sunday School will
observe Go TO Sunday School Day
Sunday, February 18th. 1917. Quite
ar attractive program has been pr..
pared for the occasion. Amonu
other numbers on this program viii!
be a speech by Judge j. C. Meow
an, Of Water Valley. This day is to
be observed turnout the State of Mis-
kslssippi. and is set aside as a day on
which people may be induced to be.
come interested in the great work
being done by the Sunday Schools @.
The Nation, to the end that they NAV
become regular attendants.
Mr. John Pressgrove is spending
the week visiting his mother. Mrs. !.
w. Helms, at her home near Oak
land. Mr.. ~PresSgrove has decided
to make Charleston his future home
and will enter into business here
yoon. it being his purpose to conduct
an up-to-date gentleman's furnishing
store as soon as arrangements can he
made for a suitable building. Mr..
P~resSgrove is not only a fine vounr
man and a native of this county, bat
ne Is a successful business man. hay-
ing owned and conducted a success.
tul business in Grenada for a numbe,
of years. only recently selling his in.
terests there. We join in extending
lin a hearty Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09
RAiMOND-WEST.

by Esquire J. II. Owens at the
court house in Grenada Thursda.
morning, Mr.. Thomas Ware Ray
mond. Jr.. to Miss Flora Elizabeth
West. both of Holly Springs. The
happy pair returned to their home in
Holly Springs on the first train.
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MARRIED..

Vt the residence Of Mr.. W. l..
Handy in Grenada Thursday after
noon. Rev. J.. +. Quin officiating. Mr..
}. L. Stoddard to Miss Lena Majors.
Mr.. Stoddard is q successful farmer
from Hughes. Arh.. while his bride is
n of the fair daughters Of Calhoun
county. this state.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Spectacles properly fitted at Lick
folds Jewelry Store.
Mr.. Jno. p. Jones came over from
Sidon last week.
Break your Cold or Laeripp. with .
few doses of 666. f2.i5.l6.izt
| ft~s1 o. ***
! Mr.. John T.. Keeton has a new sign
on his store front.
Mr.. Everette Thomas went tn
Clarksdale on a visit last week.
,r. - 80 e". ~"
|iRUB.MY. TISN-Antiseptic relieves
Ee y r. sDrains' Neuralgia 81 i.
Mr., A. T. McElwrath made a bust
ness trip to jackson one iday iris
xeAk.. So
i:i:t;roG u; i" sSL
MISS Manda Martin and Mr.. Bee.
Duncan have zone East to buy tkeir
spring goods . ..,, :E.t
B-MY-TISM-Antisertics RELIEVES
Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc.
12-15-16-I2t ~. f,
Mr.. Andrew Carothers made. a
business trip to Water Valley one
day last week.
Mrs. J.. Collins Jones has accepted
Il position with A. J. McCaslin & Co.,
at their Main street store.
FOR SALE-Hay, Corn and Sweet
Potatoes. Cali phone 23O4.
a. w. NJ. MITCHELL.
Mr.. Whitfield King, now engaged
in the insurance business in the Bluff
City. was in Grenada Monday.
\ * y o..
Miss Louise Anderson, of Tuscum-
bia, Ala, is now the delightful guest
of Mrs. w. K. Todd at her home on
Line street.
Mr.. W. B. Hofa. a prominent citi-
zen of Grenada, was here on business
last week.-Philipp News, Sumner
Sentinel.
Rev. John W. Young, Jr.. of Itta
Bena, is in Grenada this week visit
ing his father. DR.. J. W. Young, and
Mr.. r. f.. Moody is having the
building formerly occupied by the
Majestic Theatre overhauled and a
new front is being put in. ;
Mr.. Sam NJ. Stein was over from
Grenada yesterday. visiting his rela-
and many friends here
Commonwealth, Feby. 5.
'Flecks," the best for Horses, Cat
lie, Hogs and Chickens. 1000 lbs. l
of these famous remedies just placed
IN sale. l-26-tf
2Np. CLASS DRUG STORE.
CORNER DRUG STORE, i
: s. -. q
Miss Florence Hodges, the very ac- a
somplished musician, was rendered a l
reception on Tuesday afternoon by I
Miss Pauline Doak at her delightful d
nome on First and Doak streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac o. Pearson, Jr., D
Who have been keeping house for II
Mr.. |. O. Pearson, ST.. during his >
yife's absence. are again with Mrs. }
II. f. Yeager. Mrs. /. o. Pearson, Jr., =
mother. mt her home on Line street. "
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Miss Louise Bailey, of Coffeeville
was in Grenada for a short while
Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Bryant, of Coffeeville,
spent the past weekend with Mrs,
L. II. Calhoun.
Quite a number Of Tie Plant folks
were i IN the city Friday night to hear
THE Serenade" at the Opera House.
Mr. H. X. Barwick, Jr., of Oxford,
has been in Grenada a few days this
week. a guest in the home Of his par
tnts.
Miss Amorie Ellison, of West Point,
visited at the. lovely home of Miss
Anna Elise Roane in Grenada this
week. .'!-T1'
Ia. S.r fa
Mrs. H, W, Baker, of Grenada.
spent yesterday with Mrs. J. H. Free
,man. Greeayood Commonwealth,
Feby. 1. - 80
Mr.. Jones Barksdale and wife, of
Marks, r guests of Mr.. Barksdale's
mother, Mrs. Weet Barksdale, in Gre
NADIA. ~: - -,
Miss Maggie Lea Bryant, of Cot
.feeville, was a Grenada visitor last
Frida. for "The Serenade," at the
Opera House.
Mrs. Buford, of Grenada, is visit
ing at Mrs. Sheets this week, after
which she will be with Mrs. Rosa
West.-Holly Springs South.
The Sentinel regrets to chronicle
the severe sickness of Mr.. Glen D..
and joins with his many
friends in hoping that he will be out
again very soon.
Miss Matte f. Gay left Wednes-
day evening on No. 8 for St. Louis
Chicago, where she goes to pur-
chase spring millinery for her popu-
ar establishment. +.
Il t. II |
Save your meat with Deans Meat
only 75c per quart.
End CLASS DRUG STORE.
CORNER DRUG STORE.
l-26-tf.
Mrs. j. l.. Finley returned to her
in Memphis several days ago.
lfter spending several days as the
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
d. Scruggs, on Margin street.
The Sentinel is in possession ofY
ONE mighty good poetry about sew
raj of the boys" at Tie Plant, but
at this time will not publish it
ut hold it pending their good be
avior.
The Sentinel wishes to call its
eads' attention to the new prices on
&c which go into effect on February I
5. The City Ice & Coal Co. an I
M this in a display ad in this
'eek's Sentinel.
THE Crisis" that three-hour photo :
rama of the Civil War, will so shown h
t the Grenada Opera House Monday, 2
ebruary ~. and if you haven't al b
eady secured your ticket, you should e
D so at once. o
Mrs. r. C. Trusty is now able to
e about for the first time since her y
Jury in 4 runaway in which both n
lie and Mrs. c. A. Beatty were in T.,
lred. Mrs. Beatty's injuries, while n
We're not SO serious as was T
rs. Trusty's. q,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Miss Myrtice Cathey visited in
Water Valley last week.
Rev. K. A. Thornton, of Mcdonald.
Miss. was in Grenada on business
last Friday.
Mrs. K. c. Trusty left Thursday
afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs.
Evans Townes, at Minter City.
\ y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Stevens. of
Ihiatoba. were out-of-town attend
ants at the performance at the Opera
House.
MI. and Mrs. Ern wilkins. of Duck
Hhl, were among those in Grenada
ON last Friday night. for 1.-THE Sere-
nsde." ~
- $50 t.41..
q Misses Alice. Smith and Miriam
Dodge, Of Chicago. are the attractive
visitors at the country home Of Mr..
and Mrs. il. Scott, at Haserway.
- . =. = = . 60.
Edward Pittmsn. a prominent busi-
ness man of Grenada, was shaking
hands with friends IN Cofeeville Sat
urday of last week.-Coffeeville Con-
r'ss." sya
On display in The Sentinel's win
dow are a number of ears of fine
corn raised by Mr.. J. NJ. Stevens.
An advertisement appears in another
Of this Issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warren TAYLOR.
Jr., OF Winona, We're guests of Mrs.
Taylor's mother. Mrs. NJ. W. Boyd.
last Friday, they having come up
to hear "The Serenade' sung.
s4lO Main street; phone 46. |
carry a full line of staple and fancy
groceries, canned goods and fruits.
also seed potatoes, garden seed and
'nlon sets. A. GERARD.
50.
Mrs. - Marshall. of Ruleville. !
g making her home in Grenada dur
ng this school session on account of
he fact that her daughter. Miss
|ouise. is a student at Grenada Col
ege. They have rooms with Mrs. f.
\. Horton.
The writer has been around I'D and
|own the road quite a bit of late and
n every place he hears some new tale
bout Jim keeton. Jim's general
equation seems to be that of the
roverbial sailor, "A girl in every
ort.' It's such a pity, and he's so
Dung, too.
Your attention is directed to the
ad of the Pressgrove Dry
oods Company, which appears in
mother portion of The Sentinel. He
ames some prices that should com ,
and the thoughtful attention of the
Iying public. :
4 = II
The Sentinel has this week pre-
lred for Mr.. Jas. Horton several ;,
Iousand l2XlS circulars on which y
. has listed some very attractive :
on various articles due to his y
ling the fortunate purchaser of sew
al concerns who decided to go out :
business. .
We hear that there is a band of
eXlcans in Grenada "meanderatinp
(according to Mr.. Law -
nce). with a view of being eli
according to Mr.. Davis.) ,
lese words were originated by these =
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Mr.. Ben Brown left several DAYS
ago, after spending some days as the
guest of his brother, j. H. Brown.
His home is in ~Spearish, S. D..
where he radiates from in looking
after his large cattle interests.
Mr.. Alex Patterson a few DAYS
since said that he had a gun at home
whose bullet Travelled on a dead level
for four miles, then gradually arose
until it wore itself out. Some gun
1t is understood that he contemplates
using this %"weepun" in case of in
v%asion of Grenada county by the
European belligerents.
Y =
Miss Ellie Willingham. who has
teen recently elected as teacher of
mathematics in the public school.
will arrive in Grenada Saturday.
and will begin the discharge of her
lduties Monday morning. Miss Will
~lingham will reside at the home of
Mrs. Estman on College street.
+ = =
Mr.. Ben c. Adams, of Grenada.
came over Tuesday and will assist in
the management of the Bank of Eu-
pora during the illness. Of Cashier
Leigh. Ben spent quite a while in
Eupora several years ago. and made
many friends here who are always
glad to welcome him back.-Eupora
Progress Warden.
In the recent mid-term cXamina-
ton ut the Naval Academy at Annap-
oils. out of "A class of 500. Talbert
a ldridge's class standing was 33.
"Tar's' many friends in Grenada
county will be glad to konw he is
making such a splendid record at
school. Talbert is a son of Mrs. NJ.
T. Aldridge, of Hardy, and this is his
first year at Annapolis.
Your attention is called to the ad
Of the Grenada Auto Co.. in this is
sue. In it they give a list of the new
cars and their prices. The aim of
the Overland people is to make a car
to fit every purpose and The Grenada
Auto Company will have one of each
model on display within the next few
days. 1t would be well at least for
YOU to look EN- over before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Mr.. Earnest f. Penn has accepted
position as travelling salesman for
the Dixie Culvert q Metal Company.
Of Atlanta. His territory is South
Mississippi. Earnest has been asso-
lated with his father for the past
several years. and The Sentinel. as
we'll as his many other Grenada
friends. joins with his father, in hop
ng that he will soon have enough
# bad hotels. early rising. etc. which
re IA part of the travelling mans
ife. and that he will return to Grena- !
Ia.
Mr.. II. A. Patterson. that popular
onsorial artist, wishes to state that
c amt going to take out his SOUR \
ell gun until the Germans eros, Nalo- S
usha river" Mr.. Patterson has
very decided views on this war
loposition. He states that Uncle
is entirely wrong in taking the y
men first. He say that all
old bachelors" from the age of 30 l.
ears on should be placed in the front
INKS. and right behind them all a ?
ed people without children. These
are Mr.. Patterson's, if You
ease.
Old Papers for Sale at Sentinel
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FOR SALE

One new Is wagon, extra side
bed and spring seat; price $50. Can
be seen at lnman's stable. 81
w. H. KIRK.
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Local, Social ano Personal.

Mr.. H. X. Barwick, ST., made /:
trip to Memphis Sunday. .. >,
$50 g;
Break your Cold OF L~.sripps with .
few doses Of 666. l2.i5.l6-l2'
!. $50
Mr., W. R. Mcbride, of Greenwood
was in, Grenada Sunday, "'>E
Mr.. E. Townes Duncan came over
from his place to see his parents Sun.
day. - g ~
- a** g.. :.
Messrs. L. j. Doak and w. E. Penn
we're Bluff City visitors during the
2past week: 10 :. i.y:sAs II.
= 'E ~ hFs.ss~ }ss,lss, 'tsx
i Messrs. Heath Bros. have, mad.
:some changes in the signs on their
:show windows. @''"''
5M:s~ $3.50 as $3.50
Miss Amarie Ellison; : of !, Mont
::peiier, is a guest at the home of Miss
Gamma Elise Roane.
y 2 y - $500
+ We repair Flash Lights. and sell
batteries and bulbs. l-l24f
v. r HAAElAas'
F: Miss Annie Laura Fletcher, from
Virginia, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
DeMiller, on Main street. ~
Mr. Lovick Peacock has JUST. re-
turned from a visit to his brother.
W. B. Peacock, at Acona. Miss.
MI. J. f. Martin left Thursday for
Springfield, KY, and points in Illinois
TO purchase Duroc-Jersey hogs. I;
The pupils of the Grenada public
schools have been in the hideous
throes of examinations during this
week.
Rev. j. A. Hall, formerly pastor Of.
the Methodist church in Grenada,
now of Greenwood. was in Grenada
Monday.
$50 -. <.
DIR. J. r. Countiss attended a meet
ing of Heads Of Denominational
Schools in Jackson on Wednesday of
this week.
Mr.. w. H. Gibbs, formerly of Gre
NADIA, now an employee of the Tai
lahatchie Lumber Co.. at Philip.
was in Grenada Sunday.
Miss jamie Brewer, of Grenada
College, came over and spent the
weekend with Miss Grace Elliott
Greenwood Commonwealth. Feby. ..
Mr.. J. NJ. Windham is receiving all
kinds of mixed feed in car load lots
and states he will make most attrac-
tive prices to all who are in the mar
ket.
4**
Swine Elixir will take care of all
your hog troubles. Try t~en~-our
guarantee! 1-26-tfI
2ND CLASS DRUG SIORE. 1
CORNER DRUG STORE, 7
+
All the papers are very. very com
plimentary in their write-ups about
1.-THE Crisis" which will be shown on
Monday night at The Grenada Opera
House.
Quite a number of the Grenada
young men spent Sunday, or a part
thereof. in Memphis; jeff Fatherree, |
Hollis Rodgers, Eugene Proudht.
Robert Farrell, II. J. Ray, Sam Gar
ner, John Huntingdon, and others.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09
FOR SALE.

Registered Hereford Bull. tire.
years Old a~cclimated; Of famou.
Barrymore Beau Donald, Don Car
los, Lamplighter strain. PEDIGREE
MCLEAN & CAROTHERS.
Pitt.
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FOR RENT.

3 room house and garden. corner
''h ana LeVee streets. 2-2-tf
HEATH BROS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09
FOR RENl-

One cottage on Levee street; $40
per month. In good condition.
81 HEATH BROS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

We hear that there is a band of
MeXicans in Grenada "meanderating
around (~according to Mr.. Law
%rence), with a view of being '.cli.
matized" according to Mr.. Davis.)
These words we're originated by these
gentlemen. =
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Old Papers for Sale at Sentinel
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac o. Pearson, Dr.,
who have been keeping house Tor
Mr.. /. O. Pearson, ST.. during his
wife's absence. are again with MIS-.
NJ. T. Yeager. Mrs. /. o. Pearson, Jr.,
mother. at her home on Line street.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Mrs. r. C. Trusty is now able to
be about for the first time since her
injury in a runaway in which both
she and Mrs. c. A. Beatty were in
jured. Mrs. Beatty's injuries. while
painful. were not SO serious as was
Mrs. Trusty's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

The Sentinel has this week pre-
pared for Mr.. Jas. Horton several
thousand l2XlS circulars on which
he has listed some very attractive
prices on various articles due to his
being the fortunate purchaser of e V
eral concerns who decided to go out
of business.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Miss Florence Hodges, the very ac-
-eomplished musician. was rendered a
reception on Tuesday afternoon by
Miss Pauline Doak at her delightful
home on First and Doak streets.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Miss Louise Bailey, of Coffeeville,
was in Grenada for a short while
Thursday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

The writer has been around up and
down the road quite a bit of late and
in every place he hears some new tale
about Jim keeton. Jim's general
reputation seems to be that of the
proverbial sailor, "A girl in every
port It's such a pity, and he's so
young, too.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Your attention is directed to the
attractive adj of the P~ressgrove Dry
Goods Company, which appears in
another portion of The Sentinel. He
names some prices that should COM
mand the thoughtful attention of the
public.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-02-09

Mrs. - Marshall. of Ruleville.
Is making her home in Grenada dur
ing this school session on account of
the fact that her daughter. Miss
Louise. is a student at Grenada Col
lege. They have rooms with Mrs. f..
A.. Horton.