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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHERE y. lIcman W Ladd. of Eden, Han
w cock county, Maine, on thc thirttcth 'tav 81
August. \. II. ls>1. made and cNecuttd To !. ".
toiiln. Of Cherry field. Washington county, Maine,
a mortgage deed Of certain lot of land IN Bar
iiarhor, in SAID Eden, bounded and described as
follows. to Wit Beginning At a stake in the north
side Of private way and GA the southwest corner
OF land OF NIlii, &. Paine and run. south 81 80
min. west by the north side Of said way }lj iect,
more ess, to stake In the side OF said way ami
also In the side OF another private way running
north ami south. thence hy the east side Of the
last named private way north AZ 80 min.
west :. feet, more mr. less, to staHc, thence
north 50 degrees 81 minutes east, l,ut
AWAY parallel with the first mentioned line 3l5
feet, mort or les, to STAKE, the northwest
corner bound o. SAN land u -aid WilH- &. Paine
thence by the side Of SAID Paluc'- Hand III the first.
mentioned bound, containing 4I25 square feet,
more or les Which ~aia mort gage wa rrcoTdt'
IN Hancock county Registry Of Deeds, January 4,
l>,H, in book 290, page $50, uur-half Of hlch said
lot ot land was subsequently,, 10 Wit ~ deed la
tel November J, A - l>e~ and recorded III said
Registry. in book ~, PAGE 1l}. released and con
veycd by said totiln TO said Iat!'t hy mctcS and
bounds and whereas tie conditions If said mort
gage have been broken, now therefore /, the said
j. W Coffin, claim foreclosure 81 said mortgage
and give this notice for that purpose.
J. ". COFFIN
Dated January -, A. u. 1891. 3w4
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thursday, Jan. y
PETITIONS, bills, ETC, PRESENTED AND
REFERRED
LeqM .irairS-Bv Mr. Grindc Of Han
cock-Petition Of John +. Smallidgc and
81 others to incorporate Seal Harbor <
Shore Front Water Co.
The following bills. petitions and re-
solves were presented and referred To the
various committees
JnjiciIry. BY Mr.. Gray OF Bucksport-
Bill, an act to amend chapter 81 of the
private and special laws Of 1871, entitled
AN act 10 supply the town of Bncksport
with water"
BY Mr.. Jones of Brooksvi lie Petition
Of the selcctmcn OF Orland asking for an
act Of the Legislature To lcgaliz. the acts
of the municipal officers Of said town.
with bin accompanying
Bv Mr. Fuller of Decentralization -
The Northeast IIaIbor Water Co. for act
10 amend its charter, with bill ACCOMPANY
ing.
Legn ifrirS BY Mr., Gray Of Bucks
port-Bil an act to Incorporate the Bucks
port Village Corporation
LIbor. BY Mr.. Noble of Lewiston-Pe-
titjon Of +. - Lyford and l52 others of
Lewiston PRAYING the passage Of a bill
making Labor Day legal holiday, for the
repeal Of the conspiracy act and for the
Australian ballot: also petition Of William
Wilkinson and 10. others for same.
By Mr.. Ridlon of DISQUALIFICATION Of
J. F. Wood and ll9 Others of Bluehill for
same.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-29

AUGUSTA, Jan. 20. To-day was busy
one in the Legislature. In the Senate
measures and petitions were introduced In
favor of reno wing all restrictions on the
order of the Iron Hall bill to increase the
appropriation to the Board of Agriculture
and the salary of the Secretary; to incor-
poratc the West Waldo Agricultural So
ciety: to extend the charter of the Maine
Shore Line Railroad four years. Many
petitions for tax reform were received,
also bill and petitions for making the
first day of September legal holiday, and
petitions favoring the repeal of the Con-
spiracy act and favoring the Australian
ballot. An amendment has been made so
that two committees instead Of one will
be appointed on taxation. One will con-
slider the Valuation Commissions report
and the other the Tax Commissions re-
port. Several petitions for a charter for 4
railroad from Hancock to Eastport were
received. Petitions were likewise received
for the charter of a street railroad con
Meeting Orono. Veazie and Bangor, to APP
propriate $4,000 for the Central Maine
General Hospital, and 10 appropriate $500
to St Elizabeth Catholic Orphan Asylum.
Wednesday, Jan. 81.
PETITIONS, BILLS, ETC. PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Nash of Washngton-Petitio
Of l.. b Wvman and others of Ellsworth,
in favor of extending charter of Maine
Shore Line II. X. Co. Also petition of ID.
l.. Fields and others of Ellsworth for
same.
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FINALLY PASSED.

Resolve. requesting the senators and
representatives in Congress from Maine
to exert their influence to secure an appro-
priation for the kittery Navy Yard.
COMMITTEE on COUNTY ESTIMATES.
The chair announced as follows the com
mittce on county estimates on the part OF
the House. consisting of one member from
each county
An1roscoggin, Dickey of lewiston;
Aroostook. Dunn of Ashland; Cumberland,
Kendall of Freeport; Franklin. Mooers OF
New Sharon; Hancock Coolidge of La
moihe; kennebeC, circuit Of Monmouth :;
Knox, Trussell of st. George; Lincoln
Kelley of Boothbay; oxford, Morse Of
Rumford; Penobscot. Bradford of Patten /;
Piscataquis. Martin of Guilford; Sagada-
hoe. Gilmore of Woolwich; Somerset
Howes of Palmyra; Waldo, Kane Of Pal
ermo; Washington. Croker of Mschiss ;
York Mitchell Of York.
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-DANA'S "ABSOLUTELY CURES DIS
EASEw
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

Notary Public and Adjuster- takes an
acknowledgements and dispositions IL
regular prices charged by other county
officials; he has his own zeal and Il pre-.
pared 10 execute all papers brought him
that comes within the scope Of IFS Office.
Mr.. Henderson also makes and pre-
pares Abstracts Of Titles, Deeds Of
Trust, conycyanccs, etc He has been IN
this busineestorsom timeandlthorough
Oughly conycrsant with this work. In adj
dtion to this Mr.. Henderson Il an OK
pert accountant and book keeper, and
does quite an extensive business, in adj
justing books, opening and closing new
and old business, and other expert and
commercial work.
When occasion Offers Mr. Henderson
makes q specially 81 adjusting Fire losses
81 making proofs Of loss and other work
Ia that line. lie IL the only Insurance
Adjuster in this section Of the country
outside oi those connected with the In
aurance Companies. He has had long
experience Id II and Il thoroughly versed
in this business.
He solicits any kind Of work in his line
and guarantees perfect satisfaction
Ills Office II in the DIR. Moore building
where those needing his services can
consult with him. We bespeak for Mr..
Henderson u liberal share Of your pa
tronage
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
cor b GLOVE.

The above gentleman, now the efficient
Sheriff Of YazOo county, was born ~ Pike
county, Miss, August 7th, 1885 He was
educated nt Centenary College, Louisiana, and
North Alabama Wesleyan University, grnduat.
inglnls58 He WINS reared IN Madison 90. and
came TO Yazoo county IN 1860, where has con-
tnuoualy resided sificc. fIc engaged IN
planting. Al the outbreak Of the war be en-
listed rs a private in Company H., 9th Mis-
sasippi regiment, and served throughput
the war. At the cessation Of hostilitics nc
returned 10 Yazoo county and resumed plant
Ing IN which he has been since engaged,
owning magnificent plantation on silver
Creek
lie was called on by his Beat tIleat 81 10
serve them rs Supervisor and did 50 for tie
years 1889 and 1888 with d prompincss and
fidelity characteristic Of the man. 80 faith
ful were his services ns Supervisor that his
Beat unanimously supported him for Sheriff
In 1898, but he was defeated for the nomina-
lion by q few votes BY the lamenied Robert
Day, who died before his term Office begun.
Col love was made office Deputy by Sheriff
Harrison IN 1884, which position he ably
filled for three years, when he resigned 70
make canvass for sheriff, 70 which Office ho
was nominated and elected IN 1897, and re-
nominated unanimously and elected without
opposition in 1880 He makes model sheriff.
lie discharges his duties fcarlessly and im-
Partially and his settlements are made
promptly and ARE always satisfactory.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

ThIa gentleman now claims 70 Be the
pionaer in the grocery line IN fazoo
Cify. lie has been engaged IA that bus
ines for many years and justly deserves
ihe eoanomen 81 Honest George Tor
n n characteristic Of him that he deals
fairly and squarcly with All customers
whether learned or ignorant, white or
black, and IN his dealings observes the
GOLDEN rule. do unto 0fllcr a. you
would that thoy should do unto yon,"
re has n his way, and by keeping god
goods and selling NJ reasonable prices,
built 40 a large and reliable trade, which
he easily holds against all corners. In
addition 10 his complete stock 81 grocer
ia and general plantation supplies,
which he always guarantees 70 be the best
he deals IN dry goods, notions, hnis,cnps,
boots. shoes, etc, 70 that the general
trader can usually be supplied AZ his
store with what be may desire. Mr.
Brantley owns his own store, which j. q
first-clnss brick establishment located
near the corner 81 Main and Jefferson
street lie is conveniently located and
thus secure much Of the transient trade.
Mr.. Bnntly has for his clerk, Miss Green
daughter 81 DIR. J, Il. Green, and thus
displays his usual good judgment and
taste, Tor he thus gives emplOymentto a
most excellent lady, who -serves him
most efficiently
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
GEORGE LENNE

II Alderman from the first ward and
one oi our most progressive and enter
prising citizens He was elected Alder
man from the first ward last April and
during his time on this Board he. has
served faithfully and we'll the interests 81
the people Of Tazoo City. He Is chair.
man Of tho Biilding Committee, and IN
thiscapuuity inns fow equals. Mr.. Jennie
ID at present engaged In the tin and
sheet iron business. His establishment
ielocated on Main Street at the old stand,
his shop being located In the rear. Here
he manufactures oil kinds of tinware 10
order, guttering, roofing, sheet iron,
stove pipe and makes repairing special
ty He Il also engaged In the plumbing
business, steam fittings and pipe cut and
threaded. He Is ready at all times to
take contracts In this line, and guarantees
perfect satisfaction. You may rely upon
all promises made by this gentleman, 10
be Just as represented. IIeis an upright
citizen, an honest man, and ranks IN the
front line Of his business. Give him a
cali when you need anything In these
lines.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

Was established Nov. 1886, has steadily
increased its business, and extended its sphere
Of usefulness. 1t has established high repu-
ment and is to-day firmly intrenched in the
confidence of the community. Its reports Of
condition, under oath, published 5 or 6 times
a years when called for by the comptroller Of
currency, have giyent the public ample OPP
portunity to satisfy themselves Of its strength
and safety. National Banks are examined
at least twice q year by an expert examiner
sent by the United States government. So
carefully and thoroughly is the supervision ex-
ercised by the government that failure lisa
rare occurrence and the record shows that Of
the more than 1000 National Banks organic
ed since the organization OF the system
some 80 years ago less than per cent have
failed. and even these have generally paid
depositors in full
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
HON. Al. Nj. HOLMES.

IL a native Of Ireland and was born in
1927. He came TO America In 1913, lo-
eating In Lcigbigh county, Pennsylvania.
In 1853 he came south, remaining for a
short period at Memphis. Tenn. lie
then went TO Arkansas where he remain.
ed until 1857, when he came to Yazoo
county. During the late war Capt.
Holmes enlisted in the 2sth Mississippi
Cavalry, and served entirely throughout
the struggle, winding up IN Denny's
Brigade. Al the close Of the war he
came 70 Yazoo City and engaged in the
mercantile business; this he followed UNI
Ill 1876. Three years later he was made
City Tax Assessor and Collector. We
next find him occupying the City Mar.
shalship in 1880. Serving out his term,
he took 10 the gardening and dairy bus.
mess. lie was elected 10 his present
position IN 1883 and again In 1890
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
!. D. WILSON.

Is the only exclusive real-estate dealer
In Yazoo City. He Is handling the Lin
tonia addition and has for sale on this
property number Of fine lots, from 500
TO $500 per lot, one-fourth cash, deferred
payments at per cent Several houses
arc being erected on this addition. and
twill have al the conveniences ana inn
provements such as conneotien2 The
Iwater works, Sewers and giecfric lights.
Several small farms. containing from 20
10 100 acres from $50 To $75 per acre,
within two miles 81 Yazoo City. Beau
tiful home within the corporate limits,
80 acres Of ground, nice xix
room house, with all conveniences, or
chard containing thousand trees, price
and terms TO suit purchaser. Three hun
bred and twenty acres Of fine timber
land In the Yaxoo Delta, In Yazoo conn
ty near the Yazoo River, suitable for
farming purposes.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

These gentleman have but recently
filed long felt want, and have opened
up an "A ! soda and ice Cream Parlors,
Oh Main street few doors north Of the
Post Office. They handle the finest and
pnreat confectionaries obtainable in
America. besides fruits, cigars and emok-
ers articles, Their soda water Is simply
delicious, being drawn as il Is from one
OF the handsomest fountains in America,
and certainly the handsomest south of
the Ohio River II was brought here at
a cost 81 $1,000 and is made Of SEWER
Marble being six feet in width and SIX
feet high, Its two compartments con-
tains six draw tubes. The receivers are
large and commodious and are con-
stantly filed with ice. The top part is Of
ebony and contains cheviouer glass
Nothing but the purest OF syrups are
used. "A few days will but elapse when
Messrs. Estes x StubbIefield will open up
their elegant Icel Cream parlors to the
public. They viii furnish you the most
delicious cream at the most popular pri-
ces. There being no similar concern in
the city, this 81 course viii interest the
community BE sure and visit the new
parlors and call often.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

Tho fazoo Buffain9 & f|64H t...i,.
ton X an 0reanIxdiI ION f'aas has hota AZ
vast and lasting benefit 5000 Cift ~
that II has enabled mani 1t0n|n |1 81
cure homes that could n5| 0|hofa|.1.
haze obtained them.
This association was NNI fAI 46f| f.e'
gun business. in February. 1896. as
s. Crane was elected President. Nj
"A. Mott, Secretary, Mr. ". Hen.
~, Attorney, and Mr. r. q. Shen-
aerd. Treasurer. These gentlemen kst,.'
continuously held these offices since. -
cept that Mr.. Mott resigned the seefe-
.-rship during brief removal nom
Yazoo City, The Directors then elected
we're Messrs. r G Shepherd, I'll Crane.
Vim. Hamcl + p Swain, Sc Bodwell.
" A Henry and Geo NJ Powell. II notbe-
ing convenient for Messrs. Swain and Bed
well to attend 10 the duties, they resign
ed and Messrs. I H Campbell and n A
Mott were elected their Successors. This
shows that the stockholders have conf
dcnce in the business judgment and in
tegrity Of its Directors and officers, and
that they have managed its afiairs in
successful and satisfactory manner
During its existence the Association
has loaned near one hundred thousand
dollars, and Il "A 4 remarkable fact, and
oneIsllowiDg the solidily Of It's loans, that
it has never had to foreclose deed in
trust.
1t Is one OF the solid institutions Of
this section, and commands the conf
dence OF its most sagacious business
men, as evidenced by the fact that they
invest largely in its stock
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
Il m KELLy.

Mr. Kelly has served Yazoo City confirm.
ously longer than any Alderman, his whole
term Of service being about fifteen years.
This shows he has the confidence and a.
TEEN OF his ward, which Is ENLISTED by the
fact that he 10 usually re-nominated unani-
monsly and always elected without opposi.
fully and efficiently this could hardly be. Mr.
Kelly takes veinterest In everything per-
tanning 10 the good VI the town, and 4 al.
ways ready % give Of his means and his
time b further the city's interest He has
been chairman Of most Of the committees
and has been chairman Of The Sireci
Committee the most important committee.
charges what he conceives TO be his duty fear.
iessly and impariiaily. Mr.. Kelly has held
the important position OF superintendent ~
the Compress for sometime and Is one Of The
most efficient employees il has ever had.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
4. IL. CAMPBELL.

One Of our best known, and most
prominent attorneys was born at Peters.
burg, Va, February, 18th; 1856.
He gained an excellent literary cdu.
cation, and ls a graduate Of the iIamp.
den Sidney College Of Virginia.
He commenced the study Of law Ia
1873 and was admitted 10 the bar April
1870.
October 1880, he came 10 Yazoo City
as Principal OF the Public school.
A year later he commenced the prac-
ticc OF his chosen profession, In this he
has made a splendid success, and to-day
has one Of the largest and most flourish
ing practices Of any attorney in Yaxoo
City. In connection withhis general law
practice he Is extensively engaged In me-
Rotiating loans on Real Estate, and dur
Ing the past season has loaned out $780,
OO0,.
His office Is located In the lDr. Moore
building.
Mr.. Campbell was chosen last April to
represent the second ward in Council,
His record In that body has been an OK
ceedingly exemplary one.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
w ZENnR

At the old and well known stand OF +.
Barksdale, adjoining the First National
Bank, can be found the above firm. Es-
tablished in the fall Of 1888, by selling
good goods at close margins, the prop
rrietor. Mr.. zenor. has won and deserves
plete and wen stocked line Of dry goods,
notions, boots, shoes, staple and fancy
groceries, tobaccos, cigars, and snuffs,
Furniture. etc, meats, meal and -four at
closest possible figures, which our coun-
try friends should note, all goods Just as
represented. We take pleasdre in plac-
ing this worthy establishment before the
general public and invite liberal share
Of your patronage. 1t would certainly
beto your interest to visit Zenor's when
you come to town, and inspect hisstock.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
HON q A coLIINs

Alderman from the First Ward. was born
In this city IN 1853. He obtained an excellent
education and commenced q course of medi.
cine az the University Of Kentucky, but ow-
ing 10 his eyes becoming effected was com.
PEELED 10 desist He was elected nm Alder
man IN 1890 and Is chairman Of the bridge
IN this body has been wiee one and has
won the plaudits OF the community Mr.. Col
Inns Is now engaged IN the feed, livery and
sale stable business The stable over which
he presldes was originally established IN 1870
by his father, and upon the death of this esli.
mable gentleman, Alderman Collins assumed
charge, II Is the largest and most complete
in this section Of the country. and has an
excellent ladies sitting room for ladies, and
also check room for storing baggage, etc
When you want fine rigs and fleet horses YOU
cannot do better than call upon his establish
ment and solicit his aid.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

Prominently Unidentified with the arnc
busisesst Of AaSoo City Is the well known
establishment owned and conducted hr That
prince o. druggist aud physicians Geo. Z.
IN the city being conduclod hy a runilc,nn,,
thoroughly posted IN the Drug business ~
fancy prices arc asked at this reliable Dino
HOUSE lie Keeps constantly on hand a lrIi
and complete line of iine. pure drugs rnf-ii-
cine and in fact all dueri<l 1inlir,f-
description filled with accunlcy and n,e.Ii.
eln.e cenalAonnoeQ With rromptn1s- Tins IS
Enlistment needs no rccnmnlen.lafi,4, 49,,
our pom it's known b every Citizen for miles
4tound lilcclorc If you need anytime "a
ihe Drug line call upon Blunden on Nam
sireet II always pays % patr1nire rs -
iaoiishment boeause 81 his extremely l1a
p1ces and the cxcellsnt qualities II h's
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
non r A PICKETT,

Has made one Of the best Circuit Clerks
Ynzoo county has ever Ind He Inns always
served the people honeatlynnd faithfully. lIe
was born in this county February l7th 1854,
over BY che 1afnous 1hos y Gathfleht fle
was elected TO his present position November
1883, and reelected ia 1897. II ii scarcely
necessary for rs % introduce this gentleman
70 the public OF Yaz0o county. We believe
that he II known BY every man, woman and
child IN the county. He Is now candidate
for The position Of SherliIof this county, and
II his past record, which Il indeed most
praiseworthy, IL any criterion, he would In
deed fully supply the position. He has hum
dreds Of friends who are now given an OBJ
poriunity 70 aid him In his canvass, which
of the X Of II and Master az the Yngoo
Lodge A 4 A Mason. II may be said that
Mr. Pickett has mover voted anything but
the Democratic ticket
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

Candidate for Circuit Clerk and one al
the most popular gentleman in the coun-
~. IS native Of Texas and was born ~
Fort Bend county, in 1915. March 1862 he
went 10 Virginia and enlisted in the Ba-
YOU City Guards ofHoust0n, Texas.serr-
ing with them until the close Of. the war.
In 1859 he came to Yazo0 County. (his
father had previously resided here. and
went from here 10 Texas and engaged IN
Journalism
Mr. Campbell has BY his courtesy and
willingness made many friends, who are
rallying to his support. He IS especially
fitted for the position possessing ali tlse
capabilities 50 necesSary 10 filing the
position. As citizen. he IS widc-auaxe.
energetic and progressive. His past re-
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7'71 ~ $3.50 N|IIls IIItII|
one and displays he characteristics Of
the man,