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AN Indian chief bears the name of
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May l. 1888. 'l.I' II - T''SFi- -
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-01-13
LONDON LETTER.
from our Regular Correspondence

LONDON, Dec. 23, 1882.
Though the distant thunder-clouds
nave cleared off, and the blue sky is seen
Yaln owe lrching Europe, there are poll
aclahs ana journals that will continue to
;oloode desperate events. So far as this
I, = honest prediction, il is the very cheap
~ 'a KIND OF prophecy. The causes of
"a,' IKE the poor are always with us,
ald Europe presents whole array of
ansolVed problems, each of which con
Mlls tlie germ Of a conflict 1t is not to
II II pretended, for example, that the Ber-
~ treaty did more than adjourn the
Iaaslerii question, which could be rem
Nslen tm burning" again by any one Of
~ N. ureat Powers. Bosnia and the Bal
nan fenlnsula are magazines OF loose
io, mMnef, needing but spark to blow
,vicord TO the four winds. Disturbances
msh, ARISE at Constantinoplc, which
Ws Wgusl bring all the political TO the sick
sdlan @ bed again, eager to be "in inatthe
i, Iha Russian Court could "Iet loose
Nv NoSsol war" at any moment ii it
Msiled ,a by the movement OF Il cavalry
sgs,lnent, ss or even Of handful Of armed
baseN, bss N N lll sides may be seen quarrels
aMtian M lMSe,n,ed, or questions awaiting solu-
III. @ winch would serve to start terrible
ca,l', u.isls and the worst of ofallsush provo
sEs.'is sEris e war IN the martial state Of
pva''l vpp lhe Prodigions armaments in
sfis'y IN N country, which cost the taxpayers
nas W. Sohtlnent more than 500,000,000
n, I'M anillnln, and take from the ranks OF
a',MauSlty a,'a yearly somr millions 81 Young
pens;, i;uohg workmen, are periously eN-J
INV nsNe \. ahd tempting The three or
WV wv lV.sL stttcslnen who control the
liLa / a,olses q Ellrope must often hear
Sad o,. Wnlsper u Fate" suggesting 4
4 owa re,s !, or y sedan, Il fresh Austerlitz or
Ana sM ". lait oi 'Iilsit, and then reposc
u general disarmament. Bus III draw
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-01-13
GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY. JANUARY ls 1889

ing the whole youth of nations into the
barracks, these stage-managers OF history
have had to admit public opinion to their
councils. When modern armies are
drilled by millions, they think by mil
lions, and will have voice and opinion
in the matter before they are led to
death and wounds. There are no coun-
tries now where government could
move its countless battalions to war as
Aerxes did, or Napoleon, with "single
order OF the day." except it be Russia
and even there the late Gar rather fol.
lowed his military than led them. This
check-the necessity for cnlisting ma
tional approyal--exists, and also the
enormous costliness OF modern war, both
during the struggle and when the fine or
indemnity has to be paid, which the ex-
ample OF the last two great campaigns
has tended to establish.
The Milliards" are remembered by
many rash Frenchman who has per-
haps forgotten Sedan and Gravelotte !;
and Turkey is pawned to Russia, if the
/" duplicate" could only be cashed or
presented. Briefly, the scale and ex-
pense OF modern warfare are so frightful
that none dread conflicts more than
those who can precipitate them, to say
nothing of the extremely doubtful issue
of all campaigns Long ago Thucydides
wrote that "in war, affairs 60 unexpec-
tedly more than in any other human
business" nor has any age illustrated
this better than our own. Craftsmanship
abdicates when the soldier draws his
sword, and, after all is done, and the
earth is REDEEMED with ignorant and in
nocent blood. what issue was ever yet ar
rived at which reason and justice could
not have reached2 These are consider
atoms, however, which pass from the
political to the moral sphere, and which
have as little weight no doubt at Christ
mas time as at any other season.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-01-13
SALOON PETITION.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen Of the City Of Grenada:

~ 'ns nouoras'1 ~ DUu %;, cnaaaa
A'"sfi'en VI .ne ny = ~
GENTLEMEN :-We, the undersigned,
voters ana cltizenS OF lne oty VI GrcnauA
hereby petition your honorable Dous
grant unto Z. ". peeples, incense 20 re-
tai sinous and splrltuous liquors q. nls
present place OF business, at ,ne onamoer,
lin House, and we recommend MIN 70 oe o.
good reputation SOBER ana a suitable per-
son 70 receive such license:
4 G Walthall ] Slack, Sam Laurence,
B G adams, jr, A H Whitfield, Jas 2 Longs
street. w IL Fitzgerald, K Horton, J n
Bishop, + I Jones, " A Cromwell, ylB
Snider, J I Garner, . Thomas. BE
Thomas, o. Nance, g 3 Goodwin, r Gage,
" Grifis, 6 W Lake, 3 5 Norman, A Il
Beall, + Wolfe, julie Valentine, Arm
French. A G Leigh, G I Wood, J Calm,
Sam Vile, y l Kimbrough, y Parks, !
N Hall, Wv Townsend, weeks, . L H
wright, Ball Duland, Tom liner,
James Kendall, Carter woodson n
Hughes, Phel'x Stains J, hacook' )
weyneth, George Ingram II > Handy,
Haber Morgan, Louis Hart
Long, jr, Jno L McClendin, Amos Sander,
J NJ Beall, D B McHenry Robt. Perdy,
Charley williams, & Ferguson, "
posteli, Andy Thomas, John Lade Richard
lnley, ) y Crowder, waechtel, Z Cam,
+ a Fleecs, Chas Trimble R duncan,
NJ duncan, Jr, lobe Reed, y ) Loewens'sin,
" McGee, Bodenheimer' n " hose, "
berry, Y DAVIS, John SANFORD, lhorn,on
WHIP, william Lancaster, Tom bro%n Jas
JOHNSON, john Richardson, h'chara lravis,
Ned MINER, Sip Rivers, James Brown
\ Ross. Henty Fitzgerald, N Y oniaer,
Goodwin, Anderson horton, arthur oaer>
man N rom hlcnardson. Jas Lake' ,n ",
NOD. A'te' oeo hamilton, jas G,ara nia Aieh Men
n nowns' = / na"aon n''.,. n w;.p"sn % &c r
peglee' & :. - ns;a musaes, = n "ho Kho,;n pa,su
;ah".,on ,a"o, s'p' n % uo,, \ n n;,,.an;s ;ossnh
} P"hs, " A. Pr.nnh n Al nalIara Dayid
Ranks p Thomas G.orse Elliott. Lisha
Bennstt R;lev Harvv Alec Norton. Rias
Carl Renhen Lenari Clifton jackson. W
s Hall, Dpyid Young, Charley brown, Il
Montgomery. Green. John Horton. james
Brown, Dryden Laycock, s Tomlinson,
john Britton, Ned CotFman. N r Mullens,
Sip Howell, wash Klrkby, wash Not',
Louis Hemphill, LC Mbjit, " II Crowder,
F Pernell, W P fowler, Fred Sanford, jerry
Hemphill, Louis Smith, john Burk, John
George, ] . McMnllin, JOS Newburger,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-01-13
SALOON PETITION,
To the Hon. Board of Mayor and Aide
men of the city of Grenada

10 the Hon. Board OF Mayor and Aide
men OF the city of Grenada
Gentleman.-We the, undersigned
voterso of the city of Grenada, hereby petit
ton your Hon. body to grant unto John
Geolge license to retail vinous and
spurious liquors at his present place of
business, on Depot street, and we rec
ommend him to be of good reputation
sober and a suitable person to oreceive such
license.
&c Walthall, J J Slack, Sam Laurance,
B G Adams Jr A H Whitfield, Jas G
Longstreet, W H Fitz-Gerald, r Horton,
] IN Bishop, r LJones, w A Cromwell,
J B Snider, ] 7 Garner, A V B Thomas,
B + Thomas, OF Nance, CT Goodwin,
j G Weeks, A G Dubard. ] w Griffis,
G w Lake, B S Norman, A E BealI L
+ Wolfe, julie Valentine, r Gage, Arm
French, A @ Leigh G r Wood, J Calm,
Sam Vile, 0 L Kimbrough, D Parks,
j w Hall, w w Townsend, Bib
Wright. A i Ball, Tom Garner, James
Kendall, Carter Woodson, V H Hughes,
Phelix Stains, S A Lacock, u Weyneth,
J J Gage Jr, George Ingram, S H Han
dy ] Brown, N Haber, ] RMogan, Louis
Hart, w E Long Jr, John L McClendon,
A Sandel, ] IN Beall, D B McHenry, r
Purdy, Charlie Williams, G WsFerguson
J W Postell, A Thomas, r -Manley ] B
Crowder,s sTobe Reed, j Gage, j Lake,
A Wachtel, d Calm, P A Fleeces, Chas
Trimble, R d Duncan. ] NJ Duncan Jr,
Z J Loewenstein, w Q McGhee, L Boden-
heimer, m W Rose, ] W Berry, G Davis
John Sanford, Thornton Whip, William
Lancaster, Tom Brown, J Johnston, J
Richardson, Richard Travis, Ned minter,
Sip Rivers; James Brown, $ A Ross, sR
Fitz- Gerald, NC Snider Sr, G Stierl, L G
Lee, John Kegler, Dan Shaw, Nose
Hughes, Camp Marshal, E A Townes, H
Pernell, A s Pass, E A Belew, W b
wright, j Henry, Fl Cotton, Buch-
anan, W N Pass, walter wolfe, f Bibb,
A Dause, Isaac Lyons, r Anderson, Y
Smith Jr, W mullin Robert H Edmund,
m k mister, ingram, J E Greenhaw
L Townes, F mayhew S D may, T H
Nelson, 7 Phelan, W Kendel, J IN
Shular, G Golden, l. Dubs r Harroll, i
Joseph, Fl d Dancey, L L Branum W A
Beew, Fillmore Smith, Tom Presley,
l. weeks Elic Davis, r Crawford, W Ii
nulligan, r Doak, T woods, r Hooks,
Chilis miller, L W Andrews, Ben Sta
than, john Kirtin, W G Statham, John
Fans, J IN Human, L Armstrong, Jerry
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-01-13
! PHOTOGRAPHS.

Don't forget to have your Photographs
made. We ars now prepared to give you
good work, and have some Of the hest
quick>workiug instruments for making
Childrens Pictures. We also have n inc
Viewing instrument, and will make views
of residences or other buildings, on short
notice. We have some views OF the
churches OF Grenada, which we will sell
for the small sum of SOC each. for m 8xl0
picture. Remember we make all styles and
size pictures. Cards So, Cabinets S. and
Panels ST. per dozen. While our work is
cheap, we guarantee good work and fine
finish Cali aud examine our specimens
and srp the chidrcns pictures made in the
Sw ng.
Jso. W. VANCE,
dccl6 WI A. NJ. ROBINSON. !
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-01-13
N0ll.ysesident Notice.
The State of Mississippi, !

The State of Mississippi,
County of Grenada. !
To Mrtha Deloach, in the State OF Ms
anEri, City of st. Louis.
You are commanded to appear before
thr Chancery Court Of Grenada county,
in said State of Mississippi, on the LIST
l'"n,lay IN March, 1883, to defend Il suit
in sail lconrt OF Jerry Deloach, citizen
of last aforesaid county and State, for di-
vorce, wherein you are defendant.
AV B Thomas, Clerk,
= G Adams, BY ] TThomas, d G,
Solicitor. junl3 4w
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-01-13
A CARD.

To all who are SUFFERING from the errors
and indiscretfons Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss ofmanhood, &C., will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by a missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH r
lNMAN, Station y. New York City.
Aug. 1s,Y2ly.
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the
remedy for you. Sold at J.. f. Hughes.
For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price twenty-five
cents. Sold by ]. E. Hughes.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16

come the sole and vital issue, before
all other issues, with the people of Da-
kota, until it is determined,
That the last legislature of this ter
rltory acted wisely and patriotic tcaEy, in
accecing to and putting in the form of
law. the general and earnest wish of
the people. when they passed the bill
conyeni!n:g a constitutional convention.
at the capital of the territory in Octo-
her next, for the purpose Of framing Il
constitution and state government for
that part of Dakota south of the 10th
parallel, and OF performing all other
things essential to the admission of
such part Of Dakota INTO the union of
the states.
Ald thns the will Of Che people thus
solemnly and authoritatively declared,
was defeated by the governor when he
refused to sign said bill, and that this
actsWas contrary te the universal wish
and the best interests Of all the people
OF Dakota.
That The people, having. neen by this
action of the governor deprived of the
ordinary means of declaring and exc
cHting their lawfully ascertaihea and
expressed will, have full and uliaues-
toned right and authority to fall back
upon and exercise the reserved rights
and extraordinary powers vested in
them 10y the constitution, and have
therefore for that purpose full power
to call and create q constitutional con-
Ventlon, q constitution, and state
government, py their own spontaneous
action aod by: such methods and instru-
mentalities as they may in their pri-
mary and sovereign capacity establish
and orlain to that eEd.-.Press. End
Dakotaian.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16

one 9f The best, if not the very pest.
help far sladav school teachers and
scholars Who desire to know what the
Bible teally teaches in the passages Sc,
lected for the International lessons
the SUNDAY School Times, published by
John d. Wattles. .Specia! articles from
the best talent ct al the churches are
published from week. to week the in
tention being to have each lesson ex-
planned by the person best fitted to ex.
plain that particular lesson, whether
that person be y Baptist, a Methodist.
Cengregationalist, or d member OF
any other evangelical Church, Send
for a specimen copy to John ID. Wat
ties. 725 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16
Land Office ait MITCHELL D, q MN ,,n lssa

Land Office at MITCHELL D. r. May 9TH, 1851
Complaint having been entered ut this office
by Michael Sell Aurora Co. against Emery L.
hhns ior failure to comply Will law us to tim
upon the sW III. see Is, town l07. range So. in
Aurora county, d. T., with u view to the cancel
litfioh OF sad entry; contestant alleging that
during first year after entry, The said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
the 10Th day OF July 1888. at ao'cock Il. IN. To
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment WM LNwtHrH
lhel6Jy'po Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16

Complaint having been entered at this Office
BY William A. lcnsel Of Dawson county against
William Nci'1siand for abandoning lis home-
Slead entry No. y so. dated Oct. 2i, l3.2. upon
rora county, ID. T., with Il view to the cilncel-
ton OF said entry: the said parties IRE hereby
si!mhiotd to appear at this Office on the 9Th day
tirnjs. testimony concerning said alleged abur
dOnment. WM LE,rt'Iq,.
lne2jne30NG Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16

Land Office at Mitchell, d. T., April 2G, 1885
Complaint having been entered at tlis Office
by Perry J. Eddy. Aurora Co.. against Lewis c.
iinodg"4d ls!aroli1n for ;bandoning his home
the Sc 4r 2o-1O7-G4. in Aurora county, d. T.. Will
II view to. the cancellation of said entry: the
s:lid parties are hereby summoned to appear at
O'Clock 4. NJ, to respond and furnish ttstilnon,
concerning said alleged abandonment.
~ MNl. LETCHEIt. ReniSter
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16
Land Office at Mitchell. ID. r.. April 2G, 1881,
COmplaimt having been cntcrrd at this utlia.

y NAIIilcH p. EUdy, AurOril o.. ar;lilst David
=. Marshall, for abandoning his homestead en-
2l-l0, -Ci. in Aurora county d. T. with !, view 10
te cancellation OF sad ENTITY: ibc said paitic,
are hereby summoned to aipeai' III this Office on
respond aud furnish testimony roncplli,... said
alleged 'tDanGo!iinelN, " L.. it51r CIR. j
10 EngriSrnir
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16

Land Office at Mitchell, ID. t. May o. 1881;
Complaint having been entered ut this office
by james a. Mcdonald OF Aurora CO. against
stead entry No. 23,l5s dated Nov 23 1855. upon
the sWhl section Is: town lo7, range 81, in Afro
racounty, ID. T., with a view to tile cancellation
OF said entry: the said PARTIES are hereby sum.
moned to appear at this Office on the 4th day ol
august, 1883, ut O'Clock a: m. TO respond ana
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abal.-
uOnment, WM IETt,IEH
jnel6y7wc Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF,
Land Office at Mitchell, d. T.. june n ~

Land Office at Mitchell, d, T., Jme11, 1883
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice nf his intention IN
make final proof in support Of lis claim. aud chat
Ss,i.! proof will be. made before tile P-abatt
Judge ot Aurora cCNuty, at Plankintor.b. r. OF,
July %. 1883, viz:
ANNIE RUNIBOLn,
under her d. s. filing No 2Oo74. for tlle nei, ser
ton q, IoWn l07, range IS. She names the fol
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous res.
iaemse upon and cultivation OF said land, viz.
II. Blowers, of Elmer. u. r.. George Woest ard
\. q. TillMan. nf l'l;.nkinton. ID. T., and A. /:
Smart. Of Elmer, d. ]. WM. LETcHEK,
inclGjlyllgehGc Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16

Land office ut Mitchell, d. T., April Ii, 1888.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by, William ID. Marsh of Dawson colnty ag;lils:
.'ohn ID. Stark for failure to comply with law "
to timbei-cultre entry No. 1857, dated March ).
1883, upon nell sec TO- township 1o1. range 63 il,
Aurora county D. T.. with view to the cancel
l;tol OF said entry: contestant alleging that
claimant failed TO break amy of first 1--WE acres
on said tract; the said parties are hereby sum.
moned toappear at this office on the 9th a,
OF June. 1883, at O'Clock H. M. to respond am,
1l'nlsll testimony concerning said alleged fail.
llfe WM l1trl,I;Er
nlF26Jil23 Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16

Land otijceis Mitchell, ID. t., May IL, 1855;
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Washington Y lIay,a.llrprn. county against
Herbert ID. Wehh. for abandoning lis home.
stead entry No. 232G4, dated NOV. o. 1sS. llpv,l
the se14 section II. township ana. range e.. il
Aurora county. u. T., with Il view to tie cancel.
summoned To appear at this Office on the 21tii
day Of July, 1883. at o'clock am. to ,pspun,i
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. WM. LETrIIri;.
jne2jnr:U Rcr,,nr
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16
CONTEST NOTICES.

Land Office at Mitchell. y. T., May lG. 1855.
Complaint having been entered at this oilire
by W: II. Robcs0n, OF Aulora county against
Dewitt c. Compton for abandoning his home,
stead entry No 23.,i9. dated Nov Is. 1889. llpn,
the nWl4 section Is, township los. range 81, hi
Aurora county. y. T., with j view to the cancel
summoned TO appear ut this Office on the 2Si
uay OF July, 1883, at 10 O'Clock IL. NJ TO respond,
ana furnish testimony concerning said ;lllegrt;
abandonment, W,l, IETi,l,EH,
Jne2Jhe'oltl Register
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Telegraph office at St. George
mas been moved from Prest. E. Snow s
esidence to the Court House end Jos.
.. Bentley is now operator.
We are informed the chandeliers
Tor st. George Tabernacle have been
.eceived and put in place.
A fine rain on the 29th inst, liven-
ing up the verdure wonderfully. The
6lIRtsina ereup1~arns. aaeDpefla, Ihsikha
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01

Has movsd p 8 doors west Of Post
Office, Has iu received a large
assortment o'all kinds of Music and
Musical ms ruments, Sewing Ma
chimes and Extras, crockery ware,
glass ware, glass flower globes, pic
ture frames, docks, vases, mirrors,
chrcmos. albums, Christmas and New
Year toys, notions, &c. and thous-
and things top numerous to mention.
Anything not on hand can be order
ed on short notice. Call and see for
yourselves and get what you want.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01

If an editor omits anything he is
lazy and if he speaks of anything as
it is. people are mad; if he smooths
down the rough places he is bribed
if he calls things by their proper
names he is unfit for the position Of
an editor; if he does not furnish his
readers with jokes, he is stupid; if he
does, he is rattle-he AIDED, lacking
stability il he condemns the wrong
he is q good fellow but lacking dis
,..c1retiop; Z be. lets wrongs and Injuries