The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-30

tlt llsl luIHlSAiCu US II ~ AollOMAs
goi ISSUED IN 1881
y !. Miss Maggie Bigham, of Pontoto
y Washing Machine.
n Louis Bloom, of Vicksburg, HAndl
~ for Boxes
at r. J. Bogue, Of Riyerton, Bag HOldel
b. o. Branch, of FriaTs Point, Static
y n Indicator.
= = B. 0. Branch, of Friars Point, Broilel
~ A. Clark, of Chatawa, Boot Brush
= ing Machine.
y J. I. Cunningham, of Egypt PloV
N Beam Attachment.
n Gotlieb Danneuman, of Natchez, Hors,
= Collar.
. NJ. A. Dees, of Scranton, Stock Car
4 NJ. A. Dees, of Scranton, Device foi
: converting Motion.
= NJ, A. Dees, of Scranton, Steam Steer
= ing Apparatus.
= 81. A. Dees, of Scranton, Combined
!. Cane and Umbrella.
: : Nj. A. Dees, of Scranton, Valve motion
: for Steam Engines.
5 w. w. Edwards, of Plattsburg, Flood
7 Gate.
J Jacob Elmer, Of Biloxi, Swamp Rail
way Bed
J. r. Gray, of Chesteryille, Cotton
]. H. Harig, of Torrance, Plow.
L. d. Henley, of Cliftonville, Seed
Dropper.
w; II. Love, of Loves Station, Mon
key Wrench
NJ. I. McClain, of Guntown, Cotton
Planter.
| S. L. Nelson, of Union county, Churn.
j. A. Reeder, of Corinth, Folding Seat
for Counters.
~. Smokey, of Natchez, Reflector
for Suspended Lamps.
/ Marcellus West, of Houston, Churn
Motor.
r. II. Wingate, of Chapel Hill, scraper
| Attachment to Plow.
7. ID. Clement, of Crystal Springs,
! Liniment.
GRANTED IN 1882.
T. B. Bailey, of Columbus, Hammer.
A. ]. Blackman, of Meridian, Churn
| Dasher.
Frank Bonnelli, of Vicksburg, Hitch
ing Strap.
J. W, Brown, of Utica, Pivot Cotton
Tie.
I. F. Capehart, of Water Valley,
Golfer.
]. L. Crawford, of Pine Grove, Whip
Attachment for Horse Power.
s B. Denney, of Summit, Rice Hull
ing Machine.
Elias Edwards, of Remn's, Velocipede.
Jacob Elmer, of Biloxi, Tubular Rail-
way Rail.
Allen Garner, of Americus, Apparatus
for the Manufacture of Trpentine and
Resin.
VIM. GorenAo, of Biloxi, Lining for
Preserving Cans.
J.. J. Green, of Jackson, Oil Press En-
Velope.
Francis Griffin, of Greenville, Car
Coupling.
Jno. Hazinger, of Vicksburs, Shoe.
ID. NJ. Hemingway, of Newport, Flood
Gate.
Daniel Hess, of Winona, Steam Gen,
J. R. Hutchins, of okOlona, Churn
Power.
J. P. Keeton, of Morton, Machine for
Crushing Cotton Seed.
M. H. Keys, of Oxford, Cultivator
and Cotton Chopper.
Leyert Kimball, of Egypt, Motor for
Churns, etc.
J. A Lanham, of Robertson, Hay and
Cotton Press.
Cyrus Marsh, of vicksburg, Fence
Post.
W. II. Marshall, of Oxford, Gate
Latch.
Jno. Mayer, of Holly Springs, Salve.
w. f. McKinnon, of Buena Vista,
Wash Board. |,
G.. L. Moss, of Carthage, Plow.
Austin Neeley, of Jackson, Plow.
n. G. Orrick, of Canton, Rope Clamp.
L. G. Peel, of Hazlehurst, Nut Lock.
l.. G. Peel, of Hazlehurst, Hay Press.
A. c. Parter, of Batesville, Cotton Gin
Feeder. II
Frank Saunders, Sr., of Aberdeen,
Ball Trap for Billiard Tables Ii
J. A. Shone, Of Salem, Spectacle
Holder.
]. A. Shone, of Salem, Device for
Holding Spectacles. /.
G. W. Soule, of Meridian, Cane Mill
and Process.
j. L. Williams, of Mayfeld, Seed
Dropper
ISSUED IN 1883.
VS.. Anderson, of Duncansby, Cot
ton Gin Rib.
Jno. Blaylock, of Winona, Plow.
]. s. Barren, of Bonneville, Molasses
Eyaporator- Ia
w. H. Davis, of Verona, Driving !
Machinery for Cotton Gins, Mills, etc. X
Jacob Elmer, of Biloxi, Railway ]
Switch.
7. A. Cause, of Moss Point, Umbrella
Holder.
J. w. Hicks, of winona, Machine for
Cutting Circles. ID
G. j. Hooper, of Edinburg, Feed Ma
chine for Cotton Seed Mills.
w. ]. Jackson, of McComb City, 4
Folding Desk and Seat. II
T. E. Lewis, Of Vicksburg, Shipping
J. J. Carter, of orrwood, Plow Fen
ders. X
Emily V. d. Miller, of vicksburg, ],
Hand Cotton Picker. Ia
s. D. Muse, of Monticello, Gate. ii
A. G. Perry, of Coldwater, Cotton
W. G. Pettis, of College Hill, Gate.
F. w. Pole, Of Greenville, Vent
Plug.
F. & E. S. Pool, of Edwards, Improve
ment for Cutting Briars.
y n. " AoibOA, Va AOSh@SoDA05 A'AiNb
Press.
J.J. Reynolds, of CoriAth, Counter
and Table Stool. Ii
]. REYNOLDS. of Summit, Seed Planter.
G.. w. Soule, of Meridian, Blind Slat
Fastener
A. L. Steitenroth, Of Natchez, Feeder
for Cotton Gins.
]. L. Sullivan, Grenada, Fence. 4
G.. w. Stacey, Of Marietta, Cultivator.
L. G. Terry, of Columbus, Cotton
Bale Header. il
r. D. Thompson, Of Dumas, Cotton
Press.
G. W. Turner, Of senatObia, Cotton
Cleaner.
Thomas Wells, Of Decatur, Fertilizer.
J.P Wilkinson, Of Abbeville, Key
Hole Guard.
Now, we are very sure that every
reader Of the Examiner in the State has
found the name Of some one that he
knows among these inventors, and is /
surprised at the extent Of the list, and |
yet it must be remembered that the
names we give only indicate those who
have taken ont patents during the last I
three years, and does not allude 70 the
cases now pending, or to the hundreds |
Of applicants, who, after perfecting their
models and sending them TO Washing
ton, were SO unfortunate as to ascertain
that some other mind bad moved ia the
same groove and already patented the
device.
This list, Ike many other things that
We have published, only goes 10 show
how little Mississippians know about
what their neighb0Ts are doing, and
how senseless Is the croaking Of thosa