The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-10-31

s.ta Surrounding this minstrel star is
a company of singers and dancers
that do credit to the calling in every
way and the musical numbers of the
Cchurn show leave nothing to be
desired. One feature in this line Is
the work Of Denton the i-mpersonator,
who takes the part of a woman.
Denton's voice is indeed a marvel.
The stage setting Of the Coburn
show are particularly pleasing, the
opening set being q novel scene q
farewell tothe American heroes VINO
are starting home from the SHORES
of France.
Yes, Mariettans will eagerly await
the return of the Coburn show, for
it's a Show worth while
--Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal.
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the au-
thority conferred upon me by 2 de-
cree of the Chancery Court OF Gren-
ada County Mississippi, entered at
the October Term. 1919, thereof,
in cause No. 3449, Estate Of j. 1.
Rucks, deceased, l will, as admin
istrator of said Estate, sell to the best
and highest bidder or bidders for
cash at public outcry in front of the
East door of the Court House in
the City of Grenada, Grenada County
State of Mississippi, within legal
hours on Monday, November Bird,
1919 the following described person
al property belonging to said Estate
TO wit: Four shares of Grenada Bank
Stock, par value, $4,000, each; One
(1) United States Liberty Loan Bond
par value 100000
Witness my signature this oath day
A. Gerard
Administrator.
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Cotton Belt Dairy Feed.
Grenada Feed Millin" Co.
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FOR RENT: 4 unfurnisted rooms.
Telephone 1876 or call at ABB Levee
street.
Another carload of farm stock Will
be at our stables onMain ST., Grenada
next week. Mays Brothers and Moore
A fresh carload of mares, horses
ard mules will arrive leXt week.
T'ic stock is well selected, co be on
hand +, o get the pick. Mays Brothers
and Moore. at Thomas old livery
sab. stand Grenada, Main Street.
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Mr.. II. J. Kerby of Danville, ILL.,,
OILY recently returned home after
Speeding several days in this County
where he has some real estate hold
;crs. Mr.. kerby impresses everybody
as being a good man and a good cit
i-e".
A Two thirds of our ailments are
! ailments are caused by an inactive
liver. Take LIVERADE to prevent
these troubles.
For Sale by Fa.herree Drug Co.
Grenada, Miss. 1O-24-2t
Don't forget that we are operat-
ing the we'll known livery stable or
Main Street which is in readiness to
welcome another carload of the very
best stock suited for this market that
is due to arrive next week. Mays Bros
and Moore. 1O-31-1t
II Statesmen wanted to solicit orders
for lubricating oils, greases or paints
Salary or Commission.
Lennox Oil and Paint Co.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Joe Brown Of Gulfport stop
ped over in Grenada on his return
from Camp Pike to visits his uncles
DR.. T. ]. and Mr.. J. M. Brown. Mr.
Bown> has only eceived his discharge
from the army.
The Sentinel is glad to report tha
Mr.. J. E. Huntingdon, who has beer
confined to his home for several
weeks on account of his afflicted
limb, is much improved and hope
to be out again real soon. MI
huntington is one of Grenada's yer!
best citizens and has many else
| friends who are deeply interested
in anything that concerns him.
+ Il
Mrs. Eugene Proudfit spent last weel
lin Sardis visiting relatives. Mr.. Proud
fit went up Saturday and they boil
returned Sunday evening accompain
ed by his sister, Miss Lydia Proudfi
who spent Sunday with them in Sardi
and will visit them here for a few
days. =
FOR SALE One Maxwell auto
mobile which has been run only
short while. Price rs per cent of wha
a new one will cost.
Phone 3311. w. r. Baker.
iGrenada. Miss 10 81 t
FOR SALE:-Pair Army horses
Hapd q wars Old weighing Z66(