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GRENADA SENTINEL
SATURDAY, DEC. 6. 1884.
^ attta* post-offlee at Grenada, Miss.
,n as second class matter.]
TIME TABLE
_ Et. Lout. and New Orleans
Cn ,c ** w Railroad.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Train No. % leaves GrenadalO^O p u
£1*0 Train No. 4, leaves Grenada, 4:48 A. u
{ant Freight No. 8, leaves Grenada 3:20 p. «
Freight No. 10, leaves Grenada 620P. M
JnVrh Freight No. 22, leaves Grenada 7:15 pm
TRAINS GOING BOOTH.
„ ^ Train No. 1 leaves Grenada. 5:35 p. M
No. 3, leaves Grenada 0:40 p.m
F reight No.7 leaves Grenada, 8:30 A. M
m^fcPreisntNo.9 leaves Grenada, 1:20 P. M
Thro' Freight No21 leaves Grenada, 0:35 A. M
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
Tram No. 1 leaves Grenada, 5:00 AJJ
jJJLht Train No. 6 leaves Grenada, <1:30 a m
K u Tram No. 2 arrives at Grenada <'•"
Freight Train so. 8 m. BURKE, supt.
SENTINEL SIFTINGS.
Stetson Hats, the best made at E Cabn
k Co's.
. large number ofthe popular revival
„ introduced by Maj. Penn of Texas
be found at Branum & Goodwin's.
Boarding house keepers should be cre
mated when they die. "Hashesto hash
" would be most appropriate.
Any one wishing to buy a new Arner
No. 7 Sewing machine chtap, can do
by calling af the Sentinel office.
The New Orleans' Exposition will be
ouened Dec,, 10th., and it is estimated
that about 3,000,000 people will visit the
B me during the six months.
If you want copy books, pens and ink
with writing paper of all sorts, go to Bra
num & Goodwin's at their new store be
low'the Mullin block.
Mr. W. E. Smith, the jeweler, can be
found with all of his goods and good
will in the Stokes building, in the room
formerly occupied by J- M. Bishop,
where he will ho glad to see his friends
and customers.
It is not only a right, but it is a duty
that men owe to their families, to insure
something that will alive them from ruin
after the fire and Mr. R. I'. Lake stands
ready to attend to all such wants.
If you wish paints that will keep their
fresh colors in winter and summers, go
to Branum & Goodwin, where you can
Dud anv color, with oils and turpentine
for mixing, or for any other puprosc, as
they have a large stock on hand.
We are glad to see that Mr. Sydney
Kettle is erecting a handsome brick
house west of 5Ir. W. H. Wood s, for his
business. 5Ir. Kettle is well known all
through this section of country as a first
rate mechanic, ami one of our best citi
zens; and wo rejoice to see him planting
his useful resouiceson such an enduring
basis.
»ngs
can
cs
ican
SO
To the Public.
I desire to return my sincere thanks
■ to the generous people who assisted me
at the fire on Thursday in saveing my
furniture and other articles of value, and
hereby tender one and all, my obliga
tions on the occasion.
C. W. Kosminsky.
Long before 10 o'clock on Thursday the
town was alive with people,someof whom
never come unless tiio show is ben
to 11 ng them out. The light had hard
ly broke through the silver gates of tin
east when the tramp of ttie multitude be
gun. It is a big show,and it is not only a
time to see the varmints that prowl about
the jungles of Asia and Africa, but it is a
time to study human nature, and we
never forget that part of thepic-nic.
Goodbar & Co., of Memphis, Tenn.,
have not only a local, but a general rep
utation as being the best merchants in
their line of goods to be found in the
South-West. Not only have they the
best and most stylish outfit of shoes and
boots, but they have the most useful and
substantial foot protection known
civilized lands, from tiny outfit of the
child, to the interminable extremities of
the giant. These goods they place upon
the market at the lowest prices, because
they were bought to be, and must be
sold at the most reduced prices. They
call the attention of merchants and deal
ers to their large and inexhaustible
stock. Call and see them or send your
orders.
m
How- many thousands of dollars could
be saved to individuals and families ev
ery vear, by timely insurance with 5Ir.
It. P'. Lake.
Notice to City Tux Pay era.
The time for the collection of Corpor
ation taxes is now on hand, and all tax
payers are hereby notified to come for
ward -and pay same, as damages will
accrue after the lBtof February.
Sam Ladd,
City Tax Collector.
we arc now
Nov. 22-4t,
By special arrangement
prepared to offer tue New York World,
oueof thebest newspapers and strongest
defenders of the Democratic party, and
lie Grenada Sentinel at the low terms
of $2 (it) a year, or will furnish the Sen
tinel and the Daily World one year for
87 25, and the Sentinel anil Semi
Weekly World one year for $3 25. This
i<the cheapest offer that has ever been
made.
FOB SALE.
I will sell to the highest bidder for
cash on Tuesday, Dec , 23rd, at my store
in Grenada, Miss., one fine Piano, one
let of Parlur Furniture, and one mar
bit top center Table. These goods are
'n consignment, aud will he sold for
what ever they will bring. Those wish
ing barg8iiu v ill towel! to attend the
S. H. Garner
8h1(*.
Nov28 3t.
FOB MALE.
The undersigned has a yoimg full
blooded Jersey bull for sale. For price
and pedigree apply to
[sep 27-3m
M. G. Dubabd.
On Thursday morning abou
with the town full of people
show, the alarm of fire was given, which
was soon seen to proceed from the kitch
en of Mr. Kosmineky, one of the new
houses erected about a year ago by Mr.
W. C. Chamberlin. The fire soon com
municated to the main dwelling, which
it carried away, together with another
house on the north side of equal value
and built at the same time by Mr. C.
Mr. 0. J. Nance was the occupant of the
second house, and had recently moved
in. We are glad to note, that both these
worthy citizens saved nearly all their
furniture. As both of them bad recently
established themselves comfortably for
domestic comfort as well as business,
they have the warmest sympathiesof the
entire community. For some time the
Episcopal church and rectory were in
imminent danger, as a change of the
wind towards the east, wouldsurely have
biought them within the grasp of the
greedy flames. The school house, own
ed by'Mr. J. J, Gage, was on fire several
times, but it was speedily put out. If his
school furnitue is worth any thing after
being thrown out, it is a wonder to us.
For an hour or two there was deepest
fear that several other buildings would
fall before the devouring element. But
brave men stood on the roofs, and watch
ed every spark that fell. An engine of
ordinary capacity might have saved two
neat and substantial dwellings, and two
worthy families much trouble.
111 o'clock
to see the
Branum A Goodwin are now in their
new, stylish and convenient quarters,one
door south of Griffis' corner, where they
are better than ever prepared to sell
drugs, medicines and everything in their
line on the most accommodating terms.
Everything in their new house looks as
though it had passed under the refiners'
art,even down to the compound of physic
which Shakspeare says "throw to the
dogs." But we have a better use for it in
these days of aches and pains. Besides
that, there is nothing kept in a first class
drug store that you cannot get of the best
quality, and done up in the best style.
Besides all this, you will deal with gen
tlemen, whose passport is more in the
heart, than in their clothes, and they
have plenty of these latter.
Thomas Bros., have removed into their
splendid new quarters, on the south side
of the square, known as the Gerard
building, where they opened one of the
largest and most complete apartments of
staple and fancy groceries ever offered
lo the people of Grenada and surround
ing counties. Their supplies of sugars,
coffees, teas, syrups and molasses em
brace the best oi these several house
hold necessities which they are selling at
the most reduced prices. Their stock of
pork and bacon, embracing sides, shoul
ders and hams, incomplete. In the mat
ter of canned goods, they have any va
riety of fruit and vegetable known to the
trade, and ask oi buyers, the privilege of
showing and pricing their goods.
The North Mississippi conference of
the Methodist Church, has been in ses
sion for several days during the past
week, and adjourned after the usual rou
tine of business. Rev. T. Y. Ramsey, jr.
lias been returned to tliiH place as Pastor
in charge, and Rev. S. .51 Thames has
been placed in this district as presiding
Elder. In the return of Mr. Ramsey,
the wishes of the Church here over which
he has so ably and effectually presided,
have been consulted, and the communi
ty may be congratulated on having this
devoted Christian minister once more a
mongst them. Mr. Thames, is known
for his devotion to the cause of religion
and the proserity ofthe Methodist church.
The death of Col. T. 51. Hardeman
which occurred at Winona on the 2nd,
will be received with evidences of sorrow
by a wide circle of friends all througli
this county, In the long ago, be was
one of our most useful and energetic cit
izens, and his death make* another gap
between the living of three-score and
ten. and the younger, who are now
wrestling with the realities of life.
With many warm personal friends in
this county, his decease will lie remem
bered with tributes of affection and ven
eration. Peace totheashesof a brave
good man.
We are very glad to say, that some
evil and damageing reports in reference
to Mr Bernhart, a stranger, who sue
ceeds 5Ir, Charlie Steiile in the
butchering business, have been ex
ploded as false, by an exhausting en
quiry into all the facts by Mr. Francis
Wright, our excellent Deputy Marshal.
Mr. Wright has recorded his affidavit
exhonorating 5Ir, B., with any intent or
fact to impose upon the public, meat
not reliable, and not properly butchered
"Be just and fear not," is our purpose,
out in reference to all whom it involves.
S. H. Barrett A Co.'s circus and me
nagerie, spread their tents here on
Thursday, both in the evening and at
night. Their dens of animals were good,
the circus, in their acrobatic performan
ces were first rate, but in their riding
and other evidences of the showmans'
skill, were not above an average. At
the evening performance, the crowd was
good, but at night, owing to the rain,
there were not many present. Thous
ands of negroes traveled twenty miles to
see the street pageant, as they had no
money to pay their way in, left for home
with bits of meat, candy and cakes.
It is no wonder that people feel like
eating at Sirs. Loewensteins, when they
have so many savory odors steaming up
of fish, flesh and foul. Besides them,
which is really necessary for human sus
tenance, site can, in a few minutes, pre
pare that which is good enough for an
Epicure. Her new and ample range in
her kitchen, can boil, stew and bake any
thing that enters into the compounds of
bread and meat, from the richest dain
ties to the most useful aliments. Try
her and test her oysters, fried, stewed
raw and done up into pies, and the many
other good things which she can place
before the man of labor, or of elegant
leisure.
For pure liquors oi wine, whisky, bran
dy and alcohol, call on Branum A Good
win, they have the best in town, which
they propose to sell at lowest prices.
Now is a good time for insuring prop
erty, aseveryday convinces us of the good
sense of this necessary safe guard and
Mr. R. P. Lake is the gentleman to do
this business.
Dr. Jackson's Root and Herb Cordial lis
the best blood purifier in the world, price
$1 00 Sold by Branum & Goodwin.
V
Col. Ltltre'i Uln-Honse Burned.
It is a painful communication which
we make, of the burning of Col. J. D.
LeFlore's gin-house on last Tuesday eve
ening, with about twenty-five bales of
cotton, and no insurance. This was one
of the finest gin-houses in the State, and
belonged to one of the best men in the
commonwealth. The conflagration was
incidental and not the work of design.
This is a time when none of our best
men even, have anything to lose,and our
sympathies naturally go out for those
who could use their advantages for the
benefit of others, aB Col. L., has ever
done.
Bodenheimer &Co., are now in their
new house, known as Handy corner, in
the old but substantial house of J. C.
Stokes. With a large and well selected
stock of fancy and staple goods, hats,
boots, and shoes with the best and most
stylish clothing, with staple and fancy
dry goods, they are ready to face the pub
lic both in quality and quantity of their
new stock. Besides, they have all the
groceries used in this section of country,
both by the rich and the poor, and are
now offering to the public of all sections
and financial capacities, the same at the
lowest figures. They wish it known, that
they invite trade and traffic to all people
that come to Grenada to buy and sell,
whether it be a load of cotton or a raw
hide, whether it be a yard of calico or an
outfit for a country store. Come and see
them, and get your moneys' worth.
G. G. Leonard, (col.) is now occupying
one of the new houses on Green Street.
He has been doing business in Grenada
for several years, and has made his way
to his present position, by fair dealings
and active enterprise. To-day, he has a
large and well selected stock of dry goods
and groceries, which he isofftringat the
lowest rates to buyers ^of every color,
business and occupation. There is noth
ing wanting in a first class house, to
place G. G. Leonard as one of the com
mercial factors of our town, and we
cheerfully present him and his goods to
those in pursuit of trade. They will find
on his shelves, every staple want of the
times.
Lapp, Goldsmith & Co., of Louisville,
Ky.,areknown all through the Mississippi
Valley, as amongst the largest dealers in
fine whiskies. Their hand-made Sour
Mash Crow whiskey, is at once recogniz
ed as the best that is made. Their stock
is not only superior, but immense,
large and enterprising firm, is now rep
resented by 51 r. E. A. Melton, of our
town, whose business qualities are known
all over the State in his department of
trade. He has not only the ring of the
true salesman, but the genial gentleman,
who off duty, can entertain with quick
wit and lively humor. We cheefully pre
sent principal and agent, to the good of
fices of dealers everywhere.
This
MAKKIED.
At the residence of 5Ir. Richard Rat
liff, on Sunday morning, Nov. 30th, 1884,
byS. A. Roberts. Esq., ,1/n. T. L. Welch,
and 5tiss Etta C. Dowdle, both of
J/ontgomery county.
At the residence of the bride's father,
Mr. H. P. Caffey, December 2nd, 1884.
by 8. II. Roberts, Esq., Ms. J. T.Clark,
of Montgomery county, and 5Iiss Achsa
Cakfey, of Grenada county.
We present our warm congratulations
to the happy couples, who have thus set
out on the journey of life. That peace
and happiness may be theirs, is tne wisli
of the Sentinel.
Are any members of your family thus
afflicted ? Have they scrofulous swd
ings of the glands ? Have they any
scrofulous sores or ulcers? If so it should
he looked into for that peculiar taint, o'
poison, may deposit itself in the. subs
tance ot the lungs, producing Consumpt
ion- Look well to the condition of you'
lamily, aud it thus afflicted, give tie
proper remedy without delay. Buy lha
vhich makes absolute cures in the short
si space ot time. The unerring finger
of public opinion p iuts to B, B B a
he most wonderful remedy for Scrofula e
ver known. You need not take our word
tou need riot know our name—merit L
11 you seek. Ask your neighbors, ash
your druggist ask or write to those who
give their certificates and be convincen
that B. B. B. is the quickest and mosi
perfect Blood Purifier ever before known
For Sale by Hughes & Nance.
We state on the authority of the as
signee, Mr. A. V. B. Thomas, that Judge
Hill lias issued an order to report at onci
any and all parties who may
lo slip off mules or cotton b
.Snider's Bank. We throw out this hint
in order to save people trouble.
President Arthur has invited Grover
Cleveland, President elect of the United
States, to the White House as his guest
during his contemplated visit to Wash
ington City. President Arthur has not
only introduced a good custom, but has
set an example of liberality in politics
that should in the future be a lex loci
which none but a man too low and mean
lo he President, should ever violate. In
those too high-minded business func
tionaries of the United States, we hope
will grow up a precedent, that will ever
afterward soften tlicjisperites of politics,
and make its all believe, that we are as
distinct as the billows of our political
preferences, but we are one as tbe sea in
our Nationality.
Now is the time to go to Branum &
Goodwin's and select your Christmas
presents in advance, as they have a large
assortment adapted to all the wants and
conditions of life.
be trying
elonging to
Don't wait in this insurance business,
until the greedy flames have wiped out
home and comfort, and say I intended to
do this tiling the next day. Now is the
time to call on R, P. Lake.
Go to Branum & Goodwin, for your
school books, as they have the largest
and best stock m town and are selling at
the lowest prices.
Ziegler hand-made Shoes and Boots
only at E. Calm & Co's.
The finest dish for breakfast is White
fish. For sale at Sirs. Loewenstein's.
The New York Weekly World and
Grenada Sentinel one year for $2 60.
Dr. Jackson's Vegetable worm Syrup,
A certain remedy for worms in the sto
mach and bowels. Sold by Branum &
Goodwin.
BEEF NOTICE.
W. H. Wood has again opened his
Butcher Shop in his nice little brick
house near the court house where he
will be glad to have all of his friends
give him a call, as he will be prepared
to furnise them with as g<
this country can afford. His prices
will compete with any for cash.
Oct. 25th, 6t.
meats as
Puny Children affected with worms
made strong and healthy by use of Dr,
Jackson's Vegetable Worm Syrup, 25cts
a bottle. Sold by Brauum & Goodwin.
Shriners Indian Vermifuge destroyed
and expelled worms thirty years ago.
guarantee it to do the same to-day, to
the satisfaction of all who use it. Sold
by Hughe & Nance.
We
"I have both used and sold Prickly
Ash Bitters for a number of years, and
think it is the best bitters made for /bi
liousness, Liver Complaints and for
mg up the system,'' so writes W. H.
Cole, Druggist, of Joplin, Mo. A single
trial of this remedy will convince am
person of the trutli of the above. Sold
by Hughes & Nance.
tou
Keeelvera Mala.
By virtue ot a decree of the Chancery
Court, I the undersigned will on Mon
day, the 29th day of December, 1884, at
11 o'clock, a. x., sell to the highest bid
der for cash at the Court house door in
said Grenada county. One large safe,
one office stove, one clock, one double
barrel gun etc. •
Geo. W- Jones,
Receiver.
dec6,tf]
Collins Ague Cure acts direct upon the
liver and cleanses the stomach ol all .im
purities. No better cathartic can be us
ed. Sold by Branum & Goodwin.
Physicians reccommend Dr. Jackson's
Blood and Humor Syrup bwScrotula, Ul
cers, Blotches and Pimples ou the fact
and all Blood disease- because its effects
can be relied upon. Sold by Branum &
Goodwin.
Notice to Contractors,
The contract for working county con
victs will be let on first Monday in Jan
uary 1885, according to law.
W H Powell,
Pres, Board.
L. It. Turner.
Clerk.
REMOVED!
iilifiDi
Having removed to our new quarters, in
the elegant double house formerly
occupied by Thomas Bros, and
J. 51. Bistop,
Wewantyourtradc,
AND ARE
-if
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRIDES!
-AND
RELIABLE GOODS
Will reach you. Look at these prices :
FURNISHING GOOLS!
Hickory Shirts 25 cents, Drawers 25 cts.
Undershirts 25c, Dree- Shirts 50c.
I J
A good Overcoat for two dollars, worth
three dollars and a half.
A Reversible Overcoat for six dollars,
would he cheap at ten dollars.
OUR GREATEST BARGAINS:
Boys' Overcoat three dollars and a half,
cost to manufacture five dollars
and thirty-five cents.
Men's working Pants one dollar and
twenty-five cents, regular price
two dollars.
We have too large a stock of Clothing,
and must close it out
AT ASY PRICE !
Flour 3 Cts,
Best white Sugar 8 cents.
Barrel 15. Soap three bars for 10 cts.
Three big boxes Matches lOcts.
Ladies' Cloaks one dollar and upwards
White Blankets one dollar and a half per
pair and upwards. Boots and Shoe? in
endless variety, just too cheap to talk
about. In the Dry Goods line we will
save you fifteen per cent. Fifty dozen
of our great five-cent towels. Try us
and see if we do not Bell as we advertise.
BODENHEIMER & CO.
Great Cash Bargain Houfe.
HANDY CORNER.
Dec6'84]
For Sale.
The undersigned offers his dwelling sit
uated in the oity of Grenada for sale, now
ocoupied by Judge Roane, if not sold by
the 20th of Decomber it will lio for rent
He alBo offers one thousand acres of land,
lying north of his present dwelling seven
miles in the country for sale on a credit, in
blocks to suit purchaser. A. 8. Pasb.
Nov22,4t]
New buckwheat flour just received at
Mrs Loewenstein's.
GOME
AND SEE U« IN OUR
New Quarters
And Examine our Fresh Stock of
STAPLE and FAITC?
All of which will he sold at ROCK BOTTOM Prices.
Watch for our advertisement next week.
THOMAS BROS.
South Side Public Square.
*
Juss Received Another Extraordinary
Large Stock, which were bought at Less
than manufacturers 1 cost, and we now
propose to offer the
n
ii 1
. 1 '
ever offered in the State. Remember, we
SELL FOR CASH OHLY.
100 pairs WHITE WOOL BLANKETS at f 1 00
100 CLOAKS at $1 25
100 Walking Jackets at $1 25
50 Pieces Wool Dress Goods at 12£ cents
100 Overcoats at $2 25.
Also very largo stock piece goods.
Large Stock of Latest Style Newmarkets and Rus
sian Circulars.
LARGE STOCK of CLOTHING and SHOES
OR ASSORTMENT IS THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE, AMD OUR PRICES BY FAR
A. SimmerMd & Bro.
SIGN, RED UMBRELLA.
GRENADA, MISS.
Land For Sale.
The undersigned as Agent, will sell on
the premises, on Thursday December I8th,
1884, the following described land situated
in Grenada county, about ten miles east
of Grenada, and three miles south west of
Graysport, viz: East half, northoasi
quarter, section ten, township twenty-two,
range six east; n w qr, n w qr, of west
half southwest qunrter, section eleven,
township twenty-two, range six east;
west half northwest quarter, section four
teen, township twenty-two, range six east,
containing in all about 240 acres, eighty
or ninety acres of which is in cultivation,
with all improvements thereon. The above
place is known as the Webb place. Terms
of sole CAsn. W. W. Trdsskli,
Nov22'84,4t] Agent,
961
Branum & Goodwin the reliable Drug
« of Grenada, Miss., have taken the
olesale Agency for Dr. Jackson's
Popular Remedies and Collins' Ague
Cure, the Great Liver Regulator. They
will furnish these goods here at our
prices, or as low as any drug house in
this country. Saving the Freight to
Merchants in this part of Mississippi.
Collins Bro's Drug Co.
Nov. 1,1884 6m.
Bad breath, Sour stomach, Biliousness
and Liver Complaint cured by Dr. Jack
son's Liver Pills, sugar coated. 25 cents
a box. Bold by Branum & Goodwin.
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