The Grenada sentinel. [volume], October 18, 1884, Image 8

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SHORT
-ANJ
ti hie roiiT!
To Farmer* end all otbera 1 would say
that if you are prudent you will purehase
your
OL
For the next season's use,as many are now
doing, from p*~.
In Anticipation
Of a heavy demand, I have just received
and offer for sale a full stock of the follow,
ing, for which I am sole agent:
-AND THE
The Desi and Cheapest Wagons on wheels.
All wagons fully warranted. Also agent
for the
The hest the market affords. Call on me.
Try me. No trouble to show goods
or to give you prices.
A. S. WEIGERT
GRENADA, MISS.
1
(Aug 18, '#1 ly)
Branuru & 6'oodwin tbe Druggists, who
is always looking after the interest of their
customers, have now secured the sale of
Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, a
remedy that never fails to cure Coughs
Colds. Pains in the Chest and all Lung
Affections. For proof try a free sample
bottle. Regular size 50 cents and Si 00.
Try it Yourself.
The proof ol ihe pudding is not chewing
ihe siring but in having an opportunity
to try the thing yourself. Branum
& Goodwin the druggists, has a free trial
bottle of Dr. Bosanko'u Cough and Lung
Syrup for each and every one who is afflict
ed with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Conn
sumption or auy Lung affection.
Tills Idea of Going West
to Colorado or New Mexico, for pure air to
relieve Consumption, is all a mistake,
Any reasonable nmn would use Dr. Bosan
ko's Cough and Lung Syrup for Consurap*
tion in all its first stages. It never fails
to give *-eli"f in all cases of Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Pains in the Chest and all af
fections that are consideied primary to
Consumption. Price,50 cents and $1 00.
Sold by Branum & Goodwin.
Or. Italian It o.
This name has become so familiar with
the most of people throughout ihe United
States that it is hardly necessary to state
that he is the originator of the great Dr.
Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup, the peos
pie's favorite remedy, wherever known for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption and all affec^
tious of the Throat and Lungs. Price, 50
cents and $1 00. Sold by Branum & Good
win.
J. A. CARL,
OOTSTTRAOTOR
AND
BUILDER,
<1RH!NADA, MISS.
DIM II YELLOW ME LIB.
Is prepared to furnisn Plans and take Con
tracts of any kind in the building line.
V ill also keep on hand a choice lot of Brick
f or /tale. _ (sop 20 *81 ly)
S. H. G ABATER
Headquarters for everything in the way
of
FURNITURE
.and
UNDERTAKING
»I
MEMPHIS PRICES.
Call and examine our stock of
BEDROOM & PARI OR SUITS
MATTRESSES, WINDOW SHADES,
Picture Frame*, Wall Paper, Eto.
July 5 '84, ly
FIRK PROOF PAINT,
For roofing. White or colors. Applied
with a brush and thin paint. Aa durable
as slate, and stops all leaks in roofing.
Prevents moss and renders wood incombus
tible. Makes brick impervious to water.
Prepared and for sale by
J. 1>. EL YARD,
No 112 Market St.,
Grenada, Miss.
fsep 13,4t.]
Free Dlatrlbntlon.
"What causes the great rush at Branum
& (Jpodwin's Ding Store?" The free djs
ribntion ot sample bottles of l>r. Bos
t's Cough and Lung Syrop, the moat pois
ar remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumpt
ion and Bronchitis now on tbe market.
Regular sise 60 cents and $1 00.
Main Street, below Dr, Parker's drag store.
GRENADA, MISS.
DXALKB IK
FURNITURE,
Such ai
Parlor and Bed-room Sets
Bureaus, Safes, Chairs,
Bed-steads, Wash-stands,
Mattrasses, Etc.
I also keep constantly on hand a very
large assortment oi
Lumber
Call and see me when you wish to buy
anything in the Furniture or Lumber
line. Oct. 13-83-ly
sr
MANHOO
r
How Lost, How Ke*tore«i
Just published, a new edition of Dr. €'u
t erwrll'M Celebrated Knuny on the rad
cal cure of Spermatorrhoea or Nominal Weal
liras, involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotent*
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Imped
menu to Marriage, etc. Also, Uoosumplloi
Epilepsy and Pits,induced by selMndulgenc
or sexual extravagance, Ac.
The celebrated author, In this admirabl
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirt;
years'successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse may be radically
cured ; pointing out a mode of cure at one*
simple, certain, and effectual, by means 01
which every sufferer, no matter what lib
condition may be. may cure himself cheaply
privately and radically.
•WThls Lecture should be in the hands ol
every youth and every man in the land.
Heut under seal, in a plain envelope,to any
address, post paid, on receipt of four cents
two postage stamps. * Address:
The Culverwell Medical Co.,
41 Ann Street, New York, N. Y.
Post Office Box, 450.
, or
July5 841 v.J
SALOON PETITION.
To Ibe Honorable Board of Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Grenada Missis
sippi. We respectfully recommend and
ask that you grant license to W. £.
MurfI, and Win. C. Mosely, under the
firm name and style of Murff & Mosely,
(citizens of said city) to sell vinous and
spiritous liquors, in less quantities than
one pint in the city of Grenada on Main
Street, in the building known us the
"Whitaker house." We recommend the
said applicants each to be of good repu
tation and sober, and iu every respect,
suitable persons to receive such license,
Respectfully,
Louis Hemphill, L L Branum, J
Drummond, Tom Brown, Monroe Doyle,
J J Cnrroll, Alex Hughes, J B Long, J
W Hall. John Wright, A C Thomas, A J
Gerard, J J Slack, J (J Longstreet, A H
Whitfield, wm French E C walthall,Gus
wolf, w n Pass, J M Ross, E A Melton,
Thornton wliipp wll Fitzgerald, A J
Ransom, J w Heath, S A Lacocl-, A
wachtel, J E Hughes, C J Austin, D E
Lacoek, J V Smith Jr, Alex Davis, Sid
B Smith, H E Dillard, w A Ragsdale, P
A Fleecs, R w McAfee, Arm French,
Rob Kite, Charley holmes, william Har
rison, Harrison Sullivan, Rich Manly,
D J Jackson, randall Anderson, John
Sanford, Davy Banks, Davy Johnson, G
Ingram, E w Armstrong, Nat Young,
James rayney, william Booker, w H
Harwell, V II Hughes, Alfred Mills, Kit
Huggins, Thom Washington, Charles
Steile, w H Crowder, Jno George, Henry
Perneil, H C Dancy, w B uolfe, w F
Bibb, E F woife, wm Batchtlor, E A
Menders, Andy Thomas, w w Townsend,
J r Morgan, M w McAfee, Jo- Newbur
ger, Ike Lyons, Arou wilson, E J Loew
enstein, J Beatty, Msj Washington, ,Iu<
Burk, A C VanBureD, J J Lilly. Van
williams, S B Pipkin, I T Gardner, H w
Bledsoe, w B Davis, J T Ttioimis, L R
Turner, C w Lindsay, will Lewis, wesley
Harrnld, John Johnson, J G weeks, L
weeks, J
Thomas Turner, B L H wright, D te
Ladd, r Higbgate, Lew Smith, J J wil
liams, Scott Davis, John Kegltr, Joe
Henry, Geo Hemphill, Dick Travis, Bam
Evans, wm Nason, tied Coffman! Alex
station, Ikp Matchet, Dan ebaw, Jin
Kendall, A w wade, Geo Cause, Thomas
richardson, Lew rlchardson. renty Fitz
gerald, Cliir Jenkins, Clias Trimble, B S
Moorman, J w Crowder, A C Ingram, 11
F Hines, Tlilrvia wilson, r Finely, Allen
Townes, Sam Shular, Ben s'-.itham wil
sou Kirnmon, w s Tomlinsm , - p Howell,
sip rivers, Archie Smith, J 1. Handy, roh
Crawford, John Doulipson, At on House,
Lycurk Eskridge, Frank Josepn, william
Jackson, Jne Mitche l, Camp Marslm ,
Frank Mayhcw. Joint Curti-, Andrew
Davis, chas Brown, Hay wool calibers
clias Melton, James dark, ca non stinsm.
Hill guy, N IJab r, r T Pay e, M Levy,
A summerlield, M sumnnrfleld, II 'i
summertieid, J w Berry, J M Bishop, M
w rose, cT wood, D 11 Gillespie, IJ At
Ballaid, Lewis Buchanan, r McCrac-ei
Alex Mccall,, /?en Johnson, John Evans
Jos cahn, J O Kendricks, c w Kosmim
ky. 0 J Nance. Elisha /Jen ne tee, gw
golden, Levin Todd, Henry llairis, A iVI
Alelton, r Harrold, Jim Davis' Jim Ken
dall, J J williams, Hardy Ballard, Diet
Kegler, N Haber, Fenner Phillips, Kell
Harrold, glen Holman, C goodwill was
singleton, E D Embry, w C Mcghe-,
georee Elliott, geo Hudson, Council Ken
nedy, Anderson Boykin, C H Car et,
Pliill smith, t J Heath, sam Manly, E h
-ayle, J E Carithers, E P williams, c i
Peacock, » s Hentz, D A gladen, E A
Belrw, charley Harrell, w F Hall, sum
Parks, Alex Horton, r If winter, r B
penn, w c pegues, Daniel po«ell, sap.
Ladd, Henry Bryant, Ed Johnson, Dan
Morgan, Alex ohnson, w A B«lew, i
Doak. g w wood, willis parks, H E cahn
willey Hold man, .1 .1 Jones. John Kiik
wood, carter Boclair, sam Brister, wash
grider, I t woods, thos phelan, g w cross.
J E Foster, g w Ferguson, p w pec pies,
L H Ferguson, p E Furgereon, J c Feis
guson, Max ginsburger, r*N Hall.
etc.
of
a
Carithers, w II Carithers,
i
A
NOTICK.
It is generally thought that there can
not be a good brick made here, hut that
is a great mistake. I have just employed
Mr Robert Smith, of Memphis, but for
merly of St Louis, a first class brick
maker by trade. He has never made a
failure,but has made brick from Missouri
to Mexico. I propose to make a better
brick for building purposes than you can
buy below, as my britk have stood the
fire test at the Donkin corner. I have
also on hand a full corps of mechanic
and am prepared to take any contract. I
wiil have 130,000 brick ready for use bv
the time the rubbish can be cleaned
away, and am prepared to turn out
600,000 brick per week. Build up your
town by building up your home mechan
ics. I thank the public for past patron
age, and soliciting a share of your pat
ronage in tbs future. I remain,
Very respectfully,
I
is
to
aug22
Ladles' Medical Adviser.
A Complete Medical Work for Women,
handsomly bound in doth and illustrated.
Tells how to prevent and ours all diseases
of the sex, by a treatment at home. Worth
its weight in Gold to every lady suffering
from any of these diseases. Over 10,000
sold already, Postpaid only 60 Cents.
Postal Note or 2-cl. Stamps. Address,
NUNDA PUBLISHING CO.. Nunda, N. Y.
P.
, .
The undersigned has a young full,
blooded Jersey bnll for sale. For price,
in
FOR HALE.
pedigree apply to
[sep 27-3m
and
M. G. Dubabd.
lRON roofing
EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR THE HYNDMAN
PA1. VCRIMPT AND CORRUGATED
3MM
X,
W"e Keep from one to two Hundred Squares
always on Hand.
WE FURNISH .A. LEAD WASHER
THAT GOES UNDER THE HEAD
OF THE NAIL, W HIGH WE
HOED A. SRECIA.L PATENT ON.
Send tor our Frice List before Purchasing.
JOHN MANOCUE,
Memphis. Teuu.
106 Main Street,
(octll 3m)
A CRY FOR* HELP ANSWERED.
" DR. HAINES' 60 LDEN SPEGHC.
A POSITIVE AliD RADICAL CURE FOR
DRUNKENNESS
To the Wives, Mothers, and Sisters of Drinking Men:—
It lies in yonr own hands to save the husband, son, or brother from the awful disease of
drunkenness. The Golden Speei/le can be administered without the knowledge of the
patient. Ay simply placing It In coffee, tea. or in articles of food or drink, its
presence will not be detected either by taste or smell, and after a few days
TAKING A DRINK OF LIQUOR IS A PHYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY.
Drunkenness is a discan c, not a weakness. Primarily the appetite for alcoholic drinka
must be cultivated; but when the appetite is once formed.it Is as much a disease as any other
affliction for which medicine is administered. Every nerve, tissue and pore of the body is but
a famished wolf with a million mouths gnawing upon the system and craving for . icohol.
Pledges, temperance lectures, " dreadful examples,'' prayers, resolutions—all are futile. Not
in a thousand can withstand the battle; not because he has not the desire, but be
cause he is physically weak. He could aa easily abstain from eating food after a famine
with & banquet at his hand, as to deny his hungry system in its awful craving for liquor.
THE SPECIFIC AND LIQUOR CAN NOT EXIST IN THE SYSTEM TOGETHER.
It would be amusing, were It not pitiful, to watch the man to v/hom the Specific has been
given without his knowledge. At first, out of habit, and not realizing that the good work has
begun, he pours out bis drink. He swallows it and shudders. Tlie next attempt, he raises
the liquor to his lips, gets its odor in bis nostrils, and sets the glass down, usually with the
remark that "somenow, 1 am not whisky hungry." From this moment he is saved. No
physical prostration, no ''jim-Jams," no ill-effects will appear —the man is no more a drunk
ard than the child who never knew the taste of liquor. The Cure is ^Permanent,
,
I
one
WIVES, MOTHERS, SISTERS,
Can you afford to neglect this means of saving the husband, son.
that you love and desire to save the erring one, so certain do we offer you the means lo ac
complish such a result. Instead of sitting hopelessly at home, praying for the help that does
not come; instead of putting one iota of trust in any system of pledges or reform,
brother? As certain as
COME TO THE RESCUE YOURSELVES.
Tou can administer this remedy quietly, easily, and without the patient's knowledge.
It never fails, and the cure la Rapid, Positive and Permanent.
In hundreds of cases where Dr. Huines has administered the remedy in his own practice,
there never has been a failure. He feels that wretchedness, blighted homes, suffering
wives and children, every inBtinct of humanity, demand that the widest publicity be gi
this greatest of all beneficial discoveries. It is sold at a price which will enable us to accom
plish such a work, while not placing the remedy beyond the reach of any one. The Specific
is prepared In powdered form and put up in packages for mailing, or shipping by express.
Especial care fs taken that the contents can not be divulged to any but the party addressed,
as there are many who are sensitive on this point; besides, to let its nature be known might
frustrate the plans for Its administration. One package will cure any ordinary case. T\
packages will cure the most obstinate case. This is positively Guaranteed, or money
refunded. PRICES: One Package by .flail, post-paid.g:c.U6. Two Parkocr
One Order. &5.00. 8end Money by Registered Letter, Express, Postal Note, or Mi
Order. Address such and make all payable only
a at
oney
to
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 185 Race Street, Cincinnati, 0.
We do not parade in public print the names of thoee whole experience prompt! them to write ua grateful letter*.
The following are extract*, the original letter*, with thousands or other*, being on llle
Croton, Iowa,—Our son it saved I thank* be to God
Golden Spccitic. Every word of your advertisement
L'Uvtland, Ohio .—Mr husband i* cured, and he does not know the canrc. ITc thinks he has proved himself a hero,
did he suspect the Medicine sraa in his coffee when he drank it. Ue now wonders why so many weak .fool*
KM
patronise saloons.
BoonvUU, Ind .—For fifteen year* my husband made onr live* a cur*p, lie would not reform If he could. Tour
aed remedy ha* worked a miracle in hi* case. I told him yesterday what I had done, and ho aaya he wiil never
drink again — that he could not if he wanted to.
Carthage, Mo.—\ cot a double dose. My wife gave It to me in my coffee without my knowledge, while I had ordered
tne medicine to *ee If I could reform. I Buffered uo harm, and when we compared notes after my core, you should have
ns. Wo are the happiest family in the state.
The Hotiftcwlfe's Favorite.
We will send free for one entire year,
to every lady who sends us at once the
names of ten married ladies, at same ad
dress, nnd 12 two'ct. stamps for postage
our handsome, entertaining and instruc,
ire Journal, devoted to Fashions, Fancy
Work, Decorating, Cooking and Houshold
natters. Regular price, $1,09. Send to
!ay, and secure next number. Address,
DOMESTIC JOURNAL, Nunda, N. Y.
A Valuable CDilIl Tonic—Read this
Testimony.
Pine Bluff, Akk., Oct. 24,1882.
Mess. It, A. Robinson & Co.
Louisville, Ky,
Gentlemen—Please ship via Memphis,
one gross Hughes'Tonic. Allow mu to
ongratulate you upon the large sale of
your Hughes' Tonio, and the general
atisfaction it has given.
Your friend,
WM. L. DEWOODY.
Prepared by R. A. Robinson & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, Kv
Sold at wholesale by leading Wholesale
L'ruggisls, and at retail by Hughes &
Vance, Grenada, Miss. Retails at §100 per
lottle, six bodies forSo 00.
J ust a* (aood.
Many unscrupulous dealers may tell you
' ey have remedies for Coughs and Colds
equ tl in merit and in every respect just ns
nod a8 the old reliable Dr. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, unless you insist
upon this remedy and will take no other,
i ou are liable to be greatly deooived.
Brices, 50 cents and $1 00. Sold by
runum & Goodwin.
A Valuable Chill Toalc—Head This Ter
tlmony.
Uniontown, Akk., Sept. 4, 1882.
R. A. Robinson & Co.,
Louisville, Kr.
Dear Sirs—Am dealing in Drugs, and
I have been buying Hughes' Tonic. It
is tiro best medicine there is. It never
fails to cure Chills. I want to know
what you will sell it at by the dozen
bottles.
Yonr, Respectfully
T F WOOD.
Prepared by R. A. Robinson & Co.,
Louisville, Ky. 8<dd at wholesale by
leading Wholesale Druggists, and at
tail by Hughes & Nance, Grenada, Miss.
Retails at $1 00 per bottle, six bottl
for $5 00.
rc«
ce
At certain seasons of the year nearly
every perons suffers to a greater or less
extent from impurity ot the blood, bili
ousness, Ac., Ac. This should be retne
deed as soon as discovered, otherwise sea
rious results may follow. Shermhn's
"Prickly Ash Bitters" will effectually re
move all taint of disease and restore you
to health- [tnovl]
NOTICE.
By the order of the Chancery Court,
made at tbe September term thereof, I
am required to collect, all claims due R.
P. Lake at once, to forecloso all mort
gages and sell all real estate and bring
suit on all claims not paid. All parties
interested will therefore come forward
and settle at once. I have no discretion
in the matter.
Ubo. W. Jones,
Assignee, Receiver, etc.
A, H. WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
GRENADA , MISS
W. II. FITZ GERALD,
ALTORNEY AT LAW.
GRENADA, MISS.
IIOKTON & ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
MISS.
JJjF"Office over.J E, Hughes'Drug Store,
Jan 13,-ly]
* R. H. GOLLADAY,
GRENADA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
COFFEEVILLE
MISS.
W. C. McLEAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(Successor to Barksdale & McLean.)
GRENADA
MISS.
W. E SMITH,
TV atclimaker and Jeweler,
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Grenada, Miss.
All work warranted a done with dispatch
Juu 20 83, ly
D. B. McHENRY,
iffliwiiiyu
(Successor to Dr. J, L. Miiton )
MISS.
Fine Cold Fillings a Specialty,
GRENADA
J. M. BISHOP, '
Watchmaker ami Jeweler,
GRENADA, M188.
N. B.—All Work Guaranleed,
J. II. GAGE,
PHTCIAK i SURGEON
GRENADA, M1S8.,
A 8. PASS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI.
I. J. SLACK,
JAS. C. LONGSTREET.
Late of Oxford, Miss,
SLACK & LONGSTREET,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
GRENADA, MIS8.
'Will practice In all the adjoiningoountles,
and In the Federal and Supremo Courts.
All clalmsfor non-residents will bs litiga
ted In U.8. Courts when amount tn contro
uersy is ovc -1600 00.
(Office 'brer Lake Bros'. Bank)
J C NEELY.
8 H BROOKS.
H M
NEEL,
BROOKS, NEELY & «
Wholesale Grocei
AND
COTTON FACTORS
367 FRONT ST
MEMPHIS, TEI.
-(octll 3m) -
•f
SIMON GUMBEL.
WM. H. LENGSFIELD.
ISIDORE
hechingeh.
S. GUMBEL & CO,
Cotton and Sugar Factors
■A-MTI*
COMMISSION MERCHANl
102 GRAVIER STREET;
New Orleans.
Opposite Cotton Exchange.
A. 8. LIVERMORE, President]
THE
[H. A.TATUM,Secnti
HMEVNimiASIlMCIlim
House Fronts *
AND
DUlldirfr
^ Cotton.
m
Cotton
Ngfe Bum
—
RdK Iron 4
f**") Casii
<
Work,
Work,
Railroad
gif -L
, Steamb't
•SmK-'iSI
Work,
lroFF Ifl q
Epgines,
Saw-Mills,
Steam-Pumps
Brass Goode,
I Pipe &
M
Ulf»
11
iipH
sS
UN
T
everythin,
ihe
Fittings,
130 to 1*7-3= Adams St., - - Memphi,
sepl3 84 &SSEND FOR CATALOGUED
J. B. SNIDER
-AGENT FOR
GULLETT'S MAGNOLIA, PRATT, EAG1
AND PHfENII COTTON GINS,
REYNOLD'S AND TRIUMPH PRESS!.'
Steam Engines & Plantation lachiiei
All of which will be furnished nn short notice at manufacturers'prices, lea
Ireight, Purchasers would do well to call on me before purchasing
elsewhere. Send for Price List.
ALSO AGSNTFOR
C. and G COOPER & COS TRACTION ENG1M
COMMONT FARM ENGINES , SMALL PORTAB1
ENGINES AND PONY SA W MILLS.
[I
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Grenada,
Miss.
rStg),
Representing;
SEVEN FIRST-CLASS FIRE COMPANIfl
He is prepared to furnish solid and reliable insurance on all classes of proper
such as Storehouse and Stocks of Merchandise, Dwellings Fni -
ture, Gin-Houses, Cotton-Barns, School-Hou.-es,
Court-Houses, Churches and Manufactories.
Tin-Houses, Cotton and Farm-Property. He. has special facilities foj ImM
these. Rates and Terms as liberal as can he offered.
The Equitable Life of New York, is represented by hips—None better in tl
World—Call on him or write, it will pay you. Office in the Lake
Bro'sBlock, up stairs, two doors from Gen. Walthall's.
SPECIALTIES XIV
Portable and Stationary Engines, Pony and Standard Saw Mills,''Planing and She
gle Machines, Cotton Seed Hullera and Oil Mills, Cane Mills, Evaporatoit
Boilers, Shafting and Saws, Cotton Gins and Presses, Mowers, Hay Rakes,
and Harpoons, Turbine Wheels. Iron Fencing, Zimmormann's Fruit
Dryer, McCall and Duncan's Butter Creamery,
Corn Kill* and Feed Cutters, School Desks and Bd
The above which X am prepared to furnish in ttie greatest variety, and at thevwl
lowest prices, and upon the most liberal terms, comprises only a few of the
goods upon wlrlSh I was awarded
IBIRTI-NINI BLUE RIBBONS IT THE UST MISSISSIPPI STATE BE
Buyers of Machinery and Agricultural Implements can roly upon getting of metlsd*
made, and especially Engines with Boilers of full capacity, which is so frequently «*■
case now In the greed of manufactvrers to undersell their rivals by furnishing Engin""
Inadequate Boilers. STAn experience of over eighteen years In the Machinery businw'
over the State of Mississippi, and still selling where I first commenced, Is a guarani""J
all who favor me with thofr patronage shall be made aatl8fied. Machinists furnish"®!
up Engines, If desired. Lowest rates of freight obtained in all cases. Machinery sow «®
aa Memphis, St Ixmla or New Orleans, and delivered from Factory to any pan of tali™
Address,
G. D. BUSTAMANTE, AGENT,
Jaokj*on, MU*
[julylO 84]
TOM. GARNER
WITH
Livery, Feed and Sale
B Ii *
S T
Church M,, in the Stable formerly occupied fey L tVSS
GRENADA, MISS.
Stock always on hand foi Sale. Hire nr Trade Substantial, Dry SI*® 1 *
Shed and an abundance of Stalls, Hitching Room and Luge Lot.
Stock and Vehicles shall be promptly cared for,
sonal attention given by Tom. Garner.
Per