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arlgS thurs 2

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is here
by given that on the twenty-fifth day %
July, 1918. Mabel A Fogg of Pownal.
Maine was by the Probate Court for
the County of Kennebec. duly appointed
administrator Of the estate of Nellie
A. Plummer. late of Monmouth in said
County. decea sed, and that on the same
date said Mabel A. FoGg qualified for
and accepted said trust.
Attest: r w LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here
by given that on the twelfth day of An
gust. 1913, Hannah l.. Reeves Of Chelsea
IN the County of Kennebec. was bv The
Probate Court for the County of Ken
nebec duly appointed executrix of tho
will Of stephen r. Reeves. late OF Che
sea in said County. deceased, and thar
On the same date said Hannah
reeves qualified for and accepted said
Attest: r. W. LEIGHTON
Register of Probate
+h,,rs a.
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PRORATE NOTICE Notice is here
ny gwen that on the twelfth day Of An
snst 1918. Alice NJ. Bodwell Of Augusta
m me County. of Kennebec. was hv the
rooa,e Court for the County of Kenne
bee. duly appointed adninistratriv 81
the estate of Royal H. Bodwell. late Of
AUGUSTA in said County. deceased. ami
mat on the same date said Alice M
bonweli qualified for and accepted said
Attest r W I,EJGuro>
Register of Probate
aurl5 tin,,r1. q.
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is her.
by gwen that on the twelfth dav of An
gust, 1918, Elville D. Parmenter Of
emma Sl1 in the County Of Kennebec. was
~ K sne nsooate Court for the County
y. hennenec. duly appointed admins
.rator OF the estate of Lucy I Parnen-
yer late OF China in said County. de-
ceased. and that on the same dafe said
EIVlIe D. Parmenter qualified for and
accepted said trust ~ anu
Il. w. LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate
aMp1, fh,,re
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The seizure Of a large quantity :"
cider on the premises Of JohhSp"
Mayhem. Rockland Highlands rcsul.
ed Tuesday in his conviction IN u'
Rockland Municipal Court on s'"'
gle sale and search and seizure com
plant. On each of the two charges
he was fined $500 and costs and SEN
fenced to six months in Jail with sA
months additional in defaul; OF 'ns
payment Of fine. Mayhem appeafe"
in both instances. The defense in IN,
single sale was that the cider hau
been sold for household purposes
namely to "souse Holsters"
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prayer of dedication and the exercises
closed with an original hymn writ
ten for the occasion by Mrs c. F..
Underwood of Fayette.
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DAIRYMEN, ATTENTION

The New England Creamery Co. is
read DC FOR business at their new branch
creamery at Oakland. Me We solici;
your patronage Hig heea pTlee yii pa Id
for sweet cream. me cFea Wnnds,. VII r "a
open to receive cream -"o'u" 1n'
Thursdays, 7r,>,rPy 20
Ne" Oakland. Me.
GEO. COOLEY. Mgr.
Tel. I-U
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Dexter & Newport Railroad Annual
Meeting.

ers ~ the Dexter & Newport Railroad
Company will be held at the kennebec
Savings Bank. in Augusta IN the Coun-
fourth day Of September, A. y. 1918 at
i 80 80 p p. NJ. for the purpose Of hearing
the report Of the Directors. choosing a
hoard of directors for the ensuing year:
and for the transaction OF any legal
business.
Per order Of the Directors
aug,st nth 1918 augl3dl4t
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here
hv given that on the twenty sixth day
~ tuly. 1915. Bureigh Martin Of An
gustA in the County of kennebec, was
Kennehec. duly appointed AdmInistra-
tor ~ estate Of Celia f. Johnson. late
OF Augusta in said County, deceased,
and that on the same date said Burleign
Martin qualified for and accepted said
trust
Attest r. ", LEIGHTON,
Register Of Probate.
uss,thurs,n
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ID q zIIE,y
&DSseee

In these days of necessary TINT ana
household economy, yon vii! make 70
mistake in keeping your health coca anu
preventing sickness within your iaHn''
We do rot know OF any prescription 'na' :
combines such reliable medicines iof IN
digestion, b;liousncss. headache and coz
stipation as that long-tried 81 J.
ard Trustworthy family rem TH gfS
cdy, the True 81. f." At XSVS
woods Medicine or Bitters. 80 .
Nor is there anything 50 EEA
good that will cost you only ts
one cent dose. Buy it to- 80
day of your dealer. Insist XXI
upon having only the gent Esa
inc 81. r" 90 dose bottle 50 49,
cents, as made by the L. +. EsA
Medicine Co., Portland, Me. cxA
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STATE OF MAINE.

l. -
AROOSTOOk. So Court Of County
"Reminiscences Iuly Term held Iuiv
IaS
I-pon ,he foregoing petition il IS Al
.udrsd TIA. tho prtifioncrs are respon.
.alnie persons and VIC the County Com
n.tsioners. Are or the opinion that
there ought To- DC A hearing thereon. it
is thereunon
oRDFtEn. That tho Commissioners
-il meet III Wednesday. Sent ., lalS
~ ~ o'clock IN tho afternoon ar The
Bangor X Aroostook passenger Station
N SAID Township 9 Range d. in Aroos.
took County. aud hear An narties in
terested I'M said road. and after said
hearing proceed to view the route mem
toned IN sail nctltion. ana 1mmediate-
is after said view. the or al a Mace
IN the vicinity. hear an PARTIES inter
ested IN said way. TO wit. at the Ban
gor 4 Aroostook Passenger station in
said Township .. Il. g. on September Is,
lalS ~ O'Clock in the at:ern 7on. II be
ing a convenient pil IN tire vicinity of
said way. and take such further action
in the matter as they nudge proper.
md i Is further ordered that notice
~ the tunes ana places ~ and hear
tnES he given by posting Up attested
copies Of the petition and OF this order
N 'hree pubic places IN said Town
snips ?, Il I and q X. ). along the line
81 the proposed road and by serving
one NrON George f DUNN, Frederick
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County Road in Township 9. Range
and Township 9, Range S.
"a A. Cnrntv Commlsslon.r of Aroo!

II he County Commissioners of Aroos-
took County
We. the undersigned. Interested In the
welfare Of Aroostook. do hereby petit
tion YOUR Honorable body 70 lay out
ROAD ieadn; from the Aroostook Road,
so called, IN Township nine Ranges tour
& i've. 10 Grlswold. on tie st. Crotx
stream on the line OF the Bangor ar
Aroostooh Railroad. a distance Of about
three Mills
At the present time there Is no means
Of getting III or out excepting on the
railroad. and such a road would not
only be an advantage to the 100 people
living IN Griswol3. but would open Jp
some valuable land to settlers At the
present time there Is a logging road
over the proposed route. so that the
right ot way would not have 10 De
cleared
SAID proposed road to start on the
Aroostoo> Road at point eighty rods
north OF the north line Of the Sweat
farm In Township Nine Rance i've. and
run IN an eastorly direction to Girls
void 70 2 point forty rods north Of the
Bdnxor a Aroostook Railway station
IL Township Nine Range four
GEO MDQEkS and l3l others.
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called to North Arson Tuesday by tos
death Of Mrs. Williams Grandmotn'''
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sewer Construction.

a ug14-15-ls-17
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AROOSTOOk. So Court Of County
Commissioners. July Term held July
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Attest: MICHAEL NJ CLARK, Clerk
A true copy of petition and order
thereon.
Attest MICHAEL NJ. CLARK, Clerk.
Jlyii.thurs.st
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account, ifs you are enthusiasticgiand
make up Your mind you will Keep it
up all the timekJ Then after about
six, months Of gsd; consistent tadyer-
tisinrg," you practically Quit, your
name, is mot jarpaepps those of Others
in our columns. II ma n,.ae,3
We write you a few heartfelt lines
or see you in person. and askrhow
things are ;faring: in your business
.vineyard.ld Fou say that you are 50
busy now fresults of first six motifs
of adyeTtising) that YOU don't have
time to write 'icopy." All right lei
this state of affairs continue and di-
rectly' YOU win have mpre and more
leisure, time. In a case Of this kind
either let US. write your, copy, or bet
ter still have an ADVERTISING expert do
it,. The costtis trivial compared with
results. a we win put YOU n n tt00uecbt
with such a man. OF if yeAa prefer
tot write. your soisnd~ advertising copy
hire another clerks your time ,is. Ger.
family Worth more: than wy 5wguHl55
have TO- pay, for; another employee Il
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There were six 7in{all who thus lem-
balmed themselves n5hfstofya'as UNI
patriotic and pteferfinsl n%ational dis
hpp9r. Xardamanl WAS one Of the
two so CALLED democrats ymmo, 4pc
NaardamafSt opposed 'atKef ~Cseiective
draft layT7the ontyafajr way ct dis
snibutinsythe hardennef military ser
vitsHo ON iptch and poor lalikei. Under
It tReH sons Ml1iohsiffest aresssftink
shoulder to Shoulder il IRE rahks3h ~
with the boys FROM FARM and shop.
And yet,nN ardaman1 said fitheo com
sctfpt sAH che e6nVictshaue been held
BY patriotic brave men,,, in eaq,iaal: COP p
empt."- p s'~
Fine wotds tnGappiW ta4thc men of
the National Army who are doing In
F4aneeaw Whit vaiydamalnr has not done
iin,tSithss' Senate 44SapthioS1ddiippgg. i Il s,
tional hoper4uo Binersw9rdA; for the
fsm7nes7ahdlfrienAAad che men who
adrzesNahAkss& AAad'i4hfee sheadiHg tSeif
blsoaII3%5%S$tiai M a'f 4Isgisy y&SfSS ts{l, sh IL .5 At
pefish .fatom rthisn eanatH!',na yIifnat sd-
Observation-Disclosures agsins4athehespioh'
aeeBihaS a4pkhdAtbptAe eapiesaaea
Hletterss55Isssps9 tbs; cYfssYzs, aifh aaF ,sfst
Of J2sAHStAssff ssoAe RpRoaed kA%M55
tian rhiib tsb provide asitplanescdda;sI
-9sTNd 9TH eH91HHeo moifths site nthis
: mt ht .hsat 3m effeet9the Rgf he'saM:
|aaPers4pannallynio thinbfhhse caSSS5 Of tAis
war was the intanferenee ofE@many
With Commerce betweendNew19f"nk
and fL5hdon!!siI have ahxaysythoughtt
tn a su purely r E a, matter Of pccgpniary
prcftt and Il think spTstillg 1~eili>p:.
y7Anta awful and outrageous charge
giving the lie to the solemn declare
ton. of, the Nation Of IT'S high punr;Ti
pose in. entering, the Msts,.n ~, tus
These were Vardaman's, views and
that is the way he feels about it IN
his. heartN7and the Bible says As =. q
man thinketh in his heart SO. is he!'
| Thosef were the sentiments he daree
Insult his state with in the days fof
his unoopposed arrogance. '. ,-+
t., when, the, outraged people, Of N Mis-;
sissippi demandedithat AMMAN al IN,
questieneH sympaths y with the alms9oi
this goySrr1mento and whose record
had no rotten. Spots Of, ElshSYiki7issnrl
replace him, land aIrall went up from
all quarters fureG CONGRESSMAN Harra'
son to make the race, 2 che pride pride :,
wyoorreen. ,vssSsHd ta sttupf4hlted tail Il an AND
climbed into the hind END Of the
band wagons. He heard thed,news
from mississippi and he has been try
ing to square himself everr-stnfe by
gushing letters, about the Red Gross
and ;prqelainaingg loudly that ne does docs
not awupt4tor emahear rs r the President,
q, But holding sueh views and rs Ssentl77
ments in, his heart, is vardtauMnann TIE
man to, represent Mississippi il the he
sspstsso Whish must at u tbs hssaf final ab mo
mept, PASS ppYn the p"easf termpfss we V
aee9rdt the IHuns?Tr41A 0yEIkJH
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PRESIDENT Wilson's had asked theaNa-
tiontoaset asidcgsas a day nflspiritual
meditation and prayer, yet on this
night when every heart in America
Should have been serious, there was
not Der cent Of the rnait p6phla-
tionst of3s the town at theApfasetsse Ser
vice and not oyer: FIVE PEI, cent of
tho ladies present Why? We are
sure that it was just because eur peo-
ole do not realize the gravity Of: the
Situation" There is, no better people
in ali. the, wide world than those in
Grenada, but wbat'fsntrue ofiGrenada
is true of the United States I'VE ARE
simply carelesb and move along hap
hazard lines. Perhaps this war, is
partly intended to make US shake, off
bur Rip Want Wrinkle hnpitsg With a
united Nation .fhoprayer,, can, any one
Say that the Angels from: the courts
Of the Celestial City, ltggethes with
alt thaSheavenlyfeoinpa would, not
join in the opportunities waited -hsaHVs
onward for a. specify terminationv of
The war, in :such,da WAY that would
add glory to, the Stars andirStripes
and mean for Better opportunities and
as'highet and nobler life for AL; the
warning peoples? We mast, wake up
and be as eae mind as ,torobNeatf6ns
IF citizenship and as'So atheapeHfods
SITUATION that c~opfronts our country,
This is not Uncle Sans warr.-wei are
all Uncle Sam, all Of US together
make Uncle SAINT is NOT President
Wilson'S, war it is the wareof every
man. woman and child in America
and a 9wvIarH3,in which our: Iife, is at
stake. :4ct us, be just as diligent
about the. waras if we were watching
lest a. highwaymen take our lives or
as. we would be about selecting. a
jury. to try US if we were on atrial
for our lives-and our Nation is on
trial for its life. Our Nation is on
trial for its fife because it has chosen
to live the life of a Christian people
and because it has let, the govern
ments and the, doings of other peo-
pies alone, and has only asked to be
let alone. IF the Swsr is going on
until i. every American is awake and
at his post as a public citizen, then
the. surest way ito terminate the war
is forse9ery living hn;nap hefng5,ih ,1tIie
UHfted statfs' to tbhhk an act af. j
the great finger, Of Fate was pointing
to: him as being! responsible for al
lowing the war to be prolonged 4 We
can win the war, we must win the
war, we will win the }warHbut this
will not be done, it a not be done,
until the war spirit appeals to and
thrills every soul in the rsnd- as d
personal, individual matter. ~
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IN" Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of SUPERVISOR, OF GRENADA
County, Mississippi, will at their next
regular meeting in July, 1913, re-
ceixe bids for working the PubHc
roads in District Number Four, &C.
cording to, plans and specifications
now on file in the Ghanccry Clerks
office. Contract will be awarded 70
the most responsible Bidder or Bid
ders. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all Bids. Done by
an order Of the Board, this the 9th
day4of June, 1918. Il
M. E-FOWELL. =
81 Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
4-74l8-3t ::
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Entered at the Post Office at Grenada. Miss.
~. :, as second class mail matter "
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HE IAokEp ONE mNG yET:

-v~e
.The world Is familiar with sthe
Bible story of the rich Young han
who went to the. Savior to know What
he must do I'd be saved. The SaFior
repeated onerby one thasTen Com
mandmentsa and the young mars an
swer Was, iasAdl these have IS keptffom
my youth np,ss but the SavieraMMaid,
he lacked one other thing. Hsnd ed
to. sell what he had and giSeA to
the poor, but the young man ent
away "saoarFpwfui," and spffa3 the
record goes heHnszer didsomnaaxakith
the Savior's instruction., We fear
Hoe, many of the psSpT Of this coun-
/ Is I ths5kySIhg mans attitude
toward the war. We have gixen to
TIE Red Csrtoossss,h. We Have, given, to- the
fYihML! e! "A. :swwteAhtatveI Bought liberty
B6hd4, sw9ukAated
afapTRfia stamps,qRehatsY Nsh1dur
Boys, mkny Sfodss ueyhAsaWhsa4ed
make up money for this little thing
artbftAao httBd thfne ts~dr6nhying
sohdashi6st fasfthe asb1a1esst MIA have
hsfraGaest fsdmIsa6og9SIfad bMctits.
ITufto 2 feWs and eSSns4adhff a 8HMFhesNaff that
W. eraheast eqdesp pnH vtNtsowhtaand
rs dmaftthsttBae gabfft .sndXsnfeap bwe
n ar 1 i%sssBst 4 Il afy gS aie s ssAFds? y@IS9o
Htsting too?sfBH}AAe5ee BngBH6qssf193Ve
i iS3 tBsBp2 4 e aSssg }!s sass ssaHgsss@ys@$sfth The
|H9rqfgae4qee4 qigdF i!adaalkfh!e .Wfffsafa'
I1u rfede SanmooAzEBt 1D0tvhSpe R9dtno
afHqKe .F8tAat02 cfesoGRasEjdtdHM. ,
ID rrNXgsfYg s Was ri t f7f}a 'Ffffax y S9afegs eafs611ce
|Heduex osasfrasbthst9ad Hhdsah in
He1,sAstBB Pa Y gsd s' gHt$$ss sa9ssft ss1 asSsss'Hs
aetksd6fn1 5h4a4ssdA Ha afnfHhdstf R b6assMas
ri a m avip HfW nov ~
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H KAISER CANDIDATES.

= ! = L
,-Bernsterf imposed SO impndentiy
upon the good nature Of the -Amerls
can people that there would be no
difficulty in BELIEVING thst ne would
run 'for Congress II that were physl-
cally or politically possible. In his
unavoidable and unregrntted absence.
however; he is thinking of running
a few representatives of himself, of
his. .palicies and Of his kalSsEa NMNhhom
helefS on Aie43ob when Re ~asHkicked
off. tbs North Amcriean continent.
Mhd Matfs@more sdamnable and dam
gerous--zhe expects to get; them elect
Esa Think Of NPefsohal erepre-
sentattves Of the kaiser elected. to
Congress -. We shall do @prS#than
hi oflitAwe will see itsif We do
mot Rake CAREFUL and early ptsecau-
ons 70 prevent it, 3.
wat Is BernstaEf calsa'atineen!
The ipcurahle partyfam ofgas y
Ameriean people. Even tfHesgsEAsh'
Ethe Slaughter, the mehacing peril of a
great, swar.. with it's milignss OF. dead
FIT" its Imminent threat against the
tAfa aEHtaiser6ies bf2tkeoAmeican ma
finn. Aaxe-n not been abe>tQ eradicate
of betty partisaHsbip from
our natuhe. It ia Of toaAkans stand
'iGg il il tQo deeply 1ngrslned-lt
.765mIf6tg all Dur love Of 'sHprt, our
1tIR Ss1tsnffct.3 OR, pbatt2&sf4eA patriot
ISM ~-nfi r,tan "a sort a~fHdfNeIted re-
FfsEious devotion. WhenEit one gets
,tlar sWhly ayvakened,fW see red-or,
+TatheE. I've, do not see at all. What
'th8 kaiser and his mar Friday are
caa~htcJIIiiatia4c u1pon>is that when we are
ca ushtdm9 full swi,1d6fSur con
grs8iopa4 elections, with oar party
passions at a white heat.scfHe will
hStrafe"' the other, politicalsparty so
that we will be utterk unable
sos!anite2 foG,keep3 a kaiser candidate
gfeohp slipping in between3thestwo en-
battled party 3canfidatesaEPhiladel
phia Public Ledge.
.ss's Fhe above was written Wilhsat1re-
.gard4o Mississippi1Tbf any other par
ticular. state, however, the man who
peeHhef the 1ihes evidently had in
mind those mem Congress who
sssussed" EnglandS and whe showed
sdifes Asantagonistic sAirit y every
ResJe1t WHOA ssSsks.s a pro-
test against erfhan disregard of law
and that nations unbridledr brutality
hid heNishness4 >The "Kaker candi-
tdatesI asathe-@PhiladelbHia newspa-
per puts. it, can az not ebe-fhose who
Stood Square up to the President be-
fore The. war .declaratioarzapndaW who
Efiave uf1duafifedfy supporter the War
measures since. Is there anything in
the
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ARIES.
1sss e ia war fss 4 question we

all ak sss ana 4s 2re dBSf fi PeT sp ashsa 9msH
timeso d9SE4lSSra55ffssa55 ID. hFat55{Ffffo d Hks sSFe sat
issusS9s f ere: d fa '44bAu d!sSHmm 4ff5sst saA
momSS.ttd ai1t tafes2 HHqqe Gtba2 NNqthAb oapt
great f3i3TnfHi It tt99kss77 fWg9pHHf tTmfh t0ofeS'
ecutfuflemn- Tbs JHa44Rp 13t4h4lrre' IS tthe
sfehMin sdd9H the h plans and the men
named ttRq3 eHqsEttsIthem; The, 24le5
have he rgghtsrseFs iF"bQth places, and
there caqShsa ! 4 f9al result The
tide ataygebb<hndlS om9aIpday more
than sa1rtmunthk. thetHrsMsl fram7the
batte,nines9show thatt allesl are
comiagdinto their OWN ahdnthft they
are meeting the, ,GrAmannoashug4lt
with militia w8skitl and9 with deadly
precision. Our, nner1are pouring into
France by the thousands each week
and Germany knows, our eomraaes,h
this fight know, that they will in the
ertaabeat back Che Hun. 8
SO y 81 y gAsS~% IA Il a [h1SF
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that Mississippians should especial
consideration is a "Ksisendhd
date" "a Be Known?
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&,SfaTtsazasRaMa
ss1.oW tsssiH issd2
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The Official Organ Of Grenada Count,
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SONS OF OUR FATHERSsFAN{Rps
EaGRANDEATHERS ~

The boys who have goneeacress siis'
ocean to ffeht backs erWaA easgres1
sion and tos~keepthe Tsrsfr0fn ohr
own shores, are showing themselves to
be true descendants ofrAofar fathers
and g~randfathsrBs 8 ON e battls
lines, they SHOW that they are willing
to fight and that Aey 'aGsa6Ghters'
They show a dash and e >brlllancy
that has ever marked tsaeAneriean
and that has. shed glory upon the sons
Of the United States in every wal. IN
whfch they Htaee ever engaged: May
Goa bless them. May his angels
hoyer over them and mayNhesdifect
them in all their efforts. KsAnd when
the spirits of those WIS must make
tho supreme sacrifice pass ogt, may
a heavenly company be present and
bear them away on snowy wings TO
that place where all the good and
true are rewarded. -
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W.S.S.-
NOTICE
To Taxpayers Of Grenada County,

To Taxpayer. Of Grenada County,
Miss. q:
Notice<is hereby given that at the
regular June 1918 meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors of Grenada
County, Mississippi. n order was
adopted and entered on its Minutes,
directing the Clerk of: the Board to-
give notice, that at the July term
1918, of said Board OF Supervisors
of said Granada County the Board
will issue and execute Loan Warrants
of said County TO the amount OF $15,-'
600. 90 for the purpose of obtaining
Money to defray the current expenses
of said Grenada County, for the eur
rent year, unless a petition protesting
against the issuance thereof shall be
filed with said Clerk, on or before
the LIST Monday Of July, 1918, by
Ten Per Cent Of the Taxpayers of
Done by order of the BosardAef
Supervisors, June S, 1918.
ii M. E. POWELL,
il Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-06-07
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