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The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
GEORGE HARLOs.

Located oil South Main Street Ii the we'll
known establishment owned and conducted
hv George Harlos He manufactures
bue1les. carriages, phaetona spring wagons,
etc. He makes q speciality Of general repasr.
inn and honse Hh0einR. An work done here
Ii guAranl sed and you MAY thoroughly rely
Mr.. Harl0s is one 81 our most enlerpiiaInp
citizens and ranks high IN bis particular linz
nf hu4innea
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
ZINC.


Few persons are better known In Beat
3 or we might say in the entire county,
than Mr., J, II Kelly, This gentleman
for several years has served III the capaci.
ty,ofconstable and made an xcellcnt sue.
cess, during this service he by his even
watchlulness and regard 70 the i'm
pcrious duties Of his office made him
many 81 friends, wholare now locking Il
his cause, namely, his candidacy for 3
Justice Of the Poaceship, Beat 3. Ii
possesses all the attributes which woule
make him an efficient officer The gen
tleman scarcely needs IA introduction
BY our pen. He has entered the race
and Ii using every legitimate method 3
ultimately securing the nomination. |
elected, beyond aIquestion "a doubt Ill
win serve the people honestly and faith
fully In the meantime he calls upoI
his many friends and they arc cheerful,
responding
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
eAMUFT DAVIS.

Practical, iirst-clasa house painter.
Painting, granting and marbling done at
the lowest prices, Satisfaction guaran.
teed, Painting done by contract
BY his fine work done in this city,
has established an lenviable reputation
ii his line. References Crane Bros, <
CO., All orders promptly executed. Res
dence one mile east Of town.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
oAKEs, ACApEMY.


The excellent Institution Of learning
is conducted by that splendid educator
Prot A. J. Cakes, one Of the LET gradua'
tee Of the State University, The estab-
lishment is located at the M 4 T. Hall on
Jefferson street. The present average at
tendance is 10: Ten months constitute q
session: This academy furnishes a good
many teachers for the county schools
The following are the terms Of tuition,
Primary Department 81, intermediate
$I.25, and Grammar Department 81 so
The academy Is aaeeting with deserved
SUGGEST
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
3 n z HILL


II there * q Ifery and feed stable N TIC
city fully equipped where the public can BE-
accommodated with frsi-eI1E rigs that liffrJ
Is THE one conducted By r. n. H. Hill. who
has recently succeeded Henry Powell The
stable 4 located on Jefferson Street. y large
and fitted up with every convenience i0t tie
thenubIic and h1s large capacity Far
mcfs when you come 10 town you VIII find n
great coureniencc 10 sIabIc your hornt ~
Hills. They VIII Re furnished with good feed
and receive Tie hosi 81 attention he 4 a
1rsIfIaN holsuan keeps a aceonlmoda-
1ons and his prizes are ropulaf therefore
Give lIinf call fainonaea respectfully -
IicIIed
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

Conducisan 4 baking establishment
=. -. 49, ~. ~. 49, 49,. 20 .z
ileg's 5IIa1ulenl ia guest ~ BIZ NantA b
ro1 mad 11F thing s. tHe Baking Hnc r1e f
ct i here. and ~ Ilcs1fl1|c prices ~ that
IN c1nut1n Ills gentlemen czrlifs &
iiEs line = sr1Ie and iangy Efocerit4 3
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

wA1cznAkrn.6 JrwrLEs, s1azIoxrn a News
DEALER

For 20 years this gentleman has been
engaged in the Matchmaking and jewellery
business. years Of which be has served 10
Yazoo CITY. In 1855 he established q flrl
class jewellery establishment and to-day has
one a the largest and most complete esi1b-
lishmenis in THE section. His large stock EN-.
cIocIu and HIQerNarc. His prices are rx-
lremeIy reasonable, and you can rely upon
Ffhinf'Durchnsed at hiFcsIab Iishment Is Is
Just what Is j. represented IN connection
be keeps q large and fnee azs81irlcuI u
Books periodical and ne1paptrs boIh
foreign and domestic. large stock Of tors
and fancy e0odt II Jon need anything IN
reliable exponent Of hi1Iincs = this city
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
BARNwEIL 90.


Auftut AND ANethANAhs
This firm was established In 1886 by
Messrs. II Barnwoll 4 II De l. Vincent
ollV icksbnrg. and 4 b Hayno Of n. o,
These gentlemen DO a cotton buying bus
mess, and are always Ia the market fol
both staple and short, paying the highest
market prices.
INSURANCE.
They represent old and time tried
companies, viz
Phoenix, OF London,
Norwich Union,
Underwriters Of Atlanta,
Two Of these are well known English
Companies and the other, one Of the best
American Agencies in this country.
They insure al insurable property, maxi
ing 4 speciality Of GIN houses aud cotton.
Ii you need anything ia thisline Il will
pay YOU 70 call upon these gentlemen
Their Office is located over the Bank 81
Yazoo City,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
r. d. NEsAIITH.

II there person IN Yax0o county that
does moi know this popular gentleman,
for d gentleman he il III every sense Of
the word, and his word!isas good as his
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

Pond Iily,' delightful article fof toilet
and bath, 70 cents bottle, Tor saleby
RS WiinLEsA
, 1891-01-22

When railroads were first introduced,
h engineers, as we call them-or the
engine drivers, as they are called in Eng
land-ran their trains almost as they
liked, making up time when they had
fallen behind, picking up such informa-
ton a. they could as TO the state of the
track ahead Of them, and for the most
part plunging ahead with their ma
chimes without much more than a r
mise whether they should bring up at
their destination or Mt the bottom Of
some high em~baukmeut.
Some of the results Of this want Of
system would have beer amusing il they
had not beer disastrous. Mr.. Laurence
Oliphant, an English traveller and author,
tells in one of his books a rather grim
story of a trip which he made by rail, in
1855, from Chicago to New York. Over
a part Of the distance the train made the
extraordinary speed, for hat time, Of
fifty miles an hour, and presently it ran
of the track.
Fortunately, the cars were imbedded
in "a soft clay ditch, and no one wa
seriously hurt; and in the midst of the
commotion, Mr.. Ohphant a y he heard
the engineer thus admonish the switch
man, whose -carelessness had caused the
accident:
Now. Tom, this is the third time
you've forgot TO set that switch, and the
last time there was twenty people went
under and the rest was bruised. So
mind what you're about, and don't for
get that switch again, for if you do I'll
tell the boss
, 1891-01-22
WIND TT Up

There was no difference of opinion Pcs-
terday among those interested that on the
showing made in The LEADER the affairs
OF Post & Co. should be wound up as
speedily and e~ffectually as possible.
There is now comparatively little LETT
from which the depositors can hope TO re-
alize anything. 1t is simply ruinous to
their interests to maintain two assiRnees
whose annual salaries amount to $1,000.
One comparatively inexpensive assignee,
at, say, 800 per month, ought to be able
to do all the business which will fall into
the A~ssignee's way until such time as the
courts pass upon the matter.
There is crying need for the looping of
of all unnecessary expense. So far as the
~assignees are concerned it seems to be a
case of lingering sweetness long drawn
out but the time has arrived when the
interests of the depositors should be
considered and the matter should receive
prompt attention from the courts.
, 1891-01-22

was ever more hopelessly stranded than a
wrecked constitution, whether Its disaster
be the product ofsome formidable malady.
or that slow, premature decay hat seems
to fasten upon some constitutions without
apparent adequate cause. An excellent
means Of checking this gradual drain of
the sources OF vitality is the benefcient
tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs, which
promotes the digestion, eDriches the blood
and gives substance as well as stamina to
an enfeebled frame. Constipation, feeble
ness of the kidneys and bladder, fever aud
ague and rheumatism, are among the
bodily ailments which it remedies ron pity
and thoroughly. Persistence in its use is
well merited by it.
, 1891-01-22

A LARAMIE correspondent, in referring
to Anti Churchman's communication
IN regard to the university trustees, says
that one question has been entirely over
looked. 1T was not the intention of the
public" be says, that the board of trus-
tees Of state educational institutions
should be composed almost wholly oil per
sons belonging to one political party.
while it may be expected that a Republi-
can governor will appoint the majority on
such boards from the party to which he
belongs"
, 1891-01-22

Native English in India still furnishes
much amusement to the European tray
eler. When the governor OF Madras
lately made a tour one admirer wrote to
excuse his non-appearance ut the rail
way station as he "had the pleasure Of a
scorpion in his left leg" but promised to
bring my invaluable Lutte to play be-
fore your excellency rs an i~ndulgent
o A railway official lamented that
a panther invaded his platform, but he
met the attack by shutting himself in
his Office and ringing the station bell"
while another complained that his
poiutsmen had beer fighting, as the ag-
gressor threw a stone at Ram Buksh,
which fortunately hit Ram Buksh's
wife" He added that unless both these
men are scattered in different directions
by opposing trains there will be murder
and suicide, including To myself" On
visiting a local hospital the governor
was presented with a petition against
the surgeon in charge, who. said the
c-oup!ainants, had n string loose over
his fa0ordinates, and will never secure
heaven. Quite the contrary will surely
be lis fats. London Graphic.
, 1891-01-22

The rcsults Of using big words il con.
versatioh with people who do not under
stnnl them Hre often laughable. In Bos-
ton there IS IL lady of literary aspirations
who talks wen with her servants in a
sort Of literary way. The other day an
Irish sarvnnt girl employed in this lady's
house entered a neighboring grocer's
shop and asked:
90 We laape anny-anny delub-fwhat
in tho world is it. annyhow?-anny de
liberation, is it, now? Doye sell amy Of
that
ANY whatY' exclaimed tho grocer.
Amy ~dcliberntion. | say"
No, we DON'T
"AIpro's thepity. thin. Sure, my misth.
rss7 toll mo to wash the cut glass dishes
wilC liberation, and thin she wint away.
aud uivcr II dhrop at tho shtoof can !
foinl in the houser'-YOuth's Compan.
ion.
, 1891-01-22
STATE NEWS.
-rBuralo Bnnetln.l

lbuHhAO bulltllu.l
A fine lat pet deer dressed in a red col
lar and a bell was taking il the city sights
Tuesday. The animal is a beauty aud is
the property OF Senator TIsdale. He iol-
flows the men at the ranch about like a
dog aud came to town with one OF them.
Last Thursday night Deputy United
States Marshal Canton arrested j. II.
Day at the flying L ranch near Buffalo.
Day is believed to be one OF the three men
who robbed the Rawlins-W White River
stage last summer, one OF whom, Dan
Parker, is now IN iail at Laramie. Day
will be held until witnesses arrive from
Utah to identify him.
A volunteer military company was or
Ganized in Big Horn Thursday evening by
the election of the following oficers:
Captain. j.. C. Barr; first lieutenant, W.
i. Jackson; second lieutenant, J. T. Glas-
Cow; eighth corporal, A. j.. Coats. A
requisition was made on the governor for
arm and ammunition.
, 1891-01-22

Il don't care II l am an old maid" said
n charming woman. "If l wait till forty
pn be bound to make a brilliant match"
This sounded startling AT first, but as she
went on to explain her theory seemed quite
likely.
Men marry women every day." she
said, who are faded, old and OF dubious
figures, when they might marry pretty
young girls. But the girls didn't know
how to manage them. So experience won
in place of youthful ignorance"
When one thinks it over, there has been
an uncomm lot of aged marriages of
late, and the jolly women of 80 and 40 are
holding their own very well.-New York
Truth.
, 1891-01-22
INGALLS, AND SIMPSON.

The Alliance OF Kansas is suspicious of
the eloquence Of the fiery ingalls,, says
the Omaha World. Give us some
farmer" they saw, who can skin
the ~monopoties with as sharp a
tongue as ingalls, has been trying to skin
the Democrats They all agree that his
magnificent speech made in the United
States senate came too late. There
wasn't very much in the speech, to tell
the truth, except pyrotechuics. But
ingalls, knows how TO ere those c~leverly
lie probably deceiyes himself INTO the
belief that he is quite sincere. Most per
sons with real histr.nnic ability can do
that
But alas and alack. bis bitter harangue
of the combined, concentrated, central
lied, c~onscienceless aud c~orporated capi-
tai falls fat before the silent eloquence
of Simpson sockless, and perhaps with
not very clean feet. Nothing more dis.
tinctly American in the broad and humor-
Gus sense Of the word has occurred for
years than this conflict Dickens would
have made Simpson the hero of a second
satire on this country, aud would have
reveled in the s~uperabundant Aoweriness
of ingalls,. Think what material for the
pen Of a %satirical novelist in Mr.. Ingalls,
structures on the ignorant, debased, de-
graded, spurious suffrage, festsred suf
frage, suffrage contaminated by the iecu-
lent sewage OF decaviug nations!' And
all this made as nothing for any practical
gooi it does the speaker, when Simpson
pulls up his baVgy trouser legs and ex-
hibits his chilblaiued feeti
Really, the situation in Nebraska, in
teresting as it is. can hardly compare 10
real dramatic contrasts, with that of Kan
sas, where ingalls,, the rich, eloquent aud
accomplished favoute Of the national CAPT
tai, is likely to be defeated by Simpson
a man without socks aud without renown;
a man whose very condition makes lin a
living protest against abuses which have
become 50 great as to produce a polite cal
revolution.
, 1891-01-22
A NEW OLD SONG.


/ pray as men have prayed since earth vas
young,
In varied voio- or speech, a prayer OF pain,
l sing-ah me- the song Is ever sung.
And evermore as now. In vain, in vain.
lis oh, To be a little child once more
AHttle. lowly child, dear God I pray,
Iwould give all my life has yet In store
Could I retrace my chldhood's rosy way.
Oh, cruel questioning eyes 50 keen and bright
Oh. cruel all revealing monday SUM-
How can l choose but shudder a. the light.
When I have only wrecks to gaze upon
Oh for the long shadows OF the morn
CThe sun shone only on high places them
To veil me or from pity or from scorn- :
- Would God I were a sinisss child again
How can I choose but mourn my lost estate
OF high emprfssa and white untroubled trust
The palace OF my dreams made desolate.
Ny king uncrowned, my treasures turned 70
dust
oh, tell me not that life has much in store
tan 1t give back what once l cast away
But oh, to be a little chnd ones more
littIe, loWly child, dear God. / pray
Katharine F. Conway
, 1891-01-22

The facilities of the present day fostt
production of everything that will CO.
lace to the material welfare and comfort
Of mankind are almost unlimited and
chen Syrup of Figs was first produced
he world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re
Ireshing to The taste and prompt and
sfectua1 to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular IL becomes.
, 1891-01-22

In busting do not forget the backs Of
pictures hanging on the wall.
A skewer used under the edges of car
pets, and a slightly dampened cloth or
ponge will ave much dust and labor if
occasionally used in place OF a broom.
Never shake a mai or u Remove them
to the yard, hang them on n line and beat
well; afterward lay them on the grass or
clean walk and brush thoroughly with
the broom. They will last as long again,
and look brighter and fresher after this
treatment.-Boston Globe.
, 1891-01-22

IT will be noticed by the resolutions
published elsewhere that as finally voted
down in the mining convention at the in
stigation Of Senators Carey and Warren
they provided only for the free and I'M
limited coinage OF American silver" This
is al important point to bear in mind
when there is SO much prating about the
protection OF home industries.
, 1891-01-22
Jack Frost -four is the best.
HAVE YOU A COMPENDIUM OF
CO0KERY2

If not 90 to Underwood Bros. and Sc
cure one before they are gone. They cost
you nothing, aud remember they will sell
you just as many goods for a dollar as any
house 10 the city. All goods warranted.
A. UNDERWOOD & Bro,
3l4 Seventeenth Street.
, 1891-01-22

IT seems that s2s3.l 39 does not cover
all the appropriations made by the last
legislature. The figures we're supposed
to be official, but they did not include
1901 900 tor the worlds fair, $4,000 for
the suppression Of Indian or other up
rlsings, With the possibility that there are
come yet to be discovered.
, 1891-01-22

Last fall the Torrey outfit moved about
5000 head of cattle from the Owl Greek
to the Gray Bull range, and the change
is proving to be quite disastrous, as they
are said to be dying in large numbers
Quite a large party was formed during
the week with the intention Of making an
expensive prospecting tour in the Bald
Mountain for gold. several good prospects
having been obtained there lately.
, 1891-01-22

Boarding House Mistress-I thought you
said your appetite was poor when you
came here2
Greedy Boarder-It was, but starvation
has got in its work.-Kpoch.
, 1891-01-22

In the year 1928 the holiday time in
England wus known ns the still Christ
MA for owing TO tl0 illness of King
Horny VII the singing Of carols and the
Loisy hiladty peculiar to Christmas were
prohibited. Some who have lain sleep
loss through nights OF horn blowing. the
explosion Of firecrackcrs, etc, especially
at the south, where many Of the old En-.
glish holiday customs are still observed,
may understand and appreciate the royal
mandate for II still Christmas" With
this n exception, carols and other joy
GuJmEsiGal exercises were used at Christ.
mas all through the Tudor reigus.-Har.
pgr'a Bazaar.
, 1891-01-22

Fine Nevada apples, the best of the
season, at Z. S. Johnston & Co.'S, Carey
hlnck
, 1891-01-22

Ii you prefer the best Rock Springs
coal, leave orders at Union Mercantile
company and c. C.. c~ompany's store.
Telephone 81. VIM. Murphy, agent.
, 1891-01-22

Keeps the best liquors, wines and cigars
in the city, and Lemp's St Louis lager
on draught; 4l2 West Seventeenth street
, 1891-01-22
Card

Or any number of cards. Ladies' Wis
ting cards written in the most elegant
styles at the Business College. Office,
room Al, Commercial block,
, 1891-01-22

The second concert of the series for the
benefit of the organ fund will be given at
st. Johns hall, Monday evening, January
%. Admission, 25 cents.
, 1891-01-22

Wisdom's Violet Cream will keep the
skin proof against the effects of severe
weather.
, 1891-01-22

aud railroad men will find Arnicated
Eureka Cream superior to salve to heal
up sore and cracked hands. 1t stood the
test for years. rs cent bottles, druggists.
, 1891-01-22
HArE- on AnNRKrIaINE.

bAuT LEADE all transientadvertisements
sJcents per line each Insertion, s consecutive
Insertions scents per line; one month s cents
ner line.
Minor mention notices, among local reading
matter, Is cents per line each Insertion
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
usiIy, delivered by carrier, sc. per week,
1pef month
Daily, by mail, u per month, 500 for si1
months, slO per year, In advance
Weekly, S2Oo per snuum. Sis for six months,
PAYABLE in ADVANCE
, 1891-01-22

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darnIng. patching and
buttons sewed on without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1891-01-22

II you want to please your ~housekeeper
try Jack Frost -four.
, 1891-01-22

During the reign of George III his
royal highness the Duke Of York had a
duel with Col. Lennox, and the worthy
colonel succeeded in shooting away one
of the dukes curls. Hence it became
the correct thing to wear a curl on one
side of the temple only.
, 1891-01-22

Does your back ache? Oregon Kidney
Tea will cure you.
, 1891-01-22

Observations seem to show that a de.
crease in the earth's latitude is in prog
ress, implying an alteration i'll the direc.
ton OF The earth's axis. The nuctua-
ton is thought to be due to Il minute
oscillation caused by some changes in
the internal wars Of the earth.
, 1891-01-22

The specific gravity of gold is 1850
that is. i; weighs nineteen and u half
times as much as its W bulk of water.
The dnclility and ~malleability of this
metal are equaled 10y no other. By due
ti.ty is meant the property of allowing
its5li 20 he draw out into a wire. and
by ~malleaUilty its property Of fiatten.
ing without splitting under the hammer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-15

provided that the city be divided into wards
/ according TO population, and he
took il that aldermen would execute ire
law they had sworn 70 enforce.
Finally the matter was referred To new
committee with Alderman Ryan chairman,
and Aldermen Dartcr. Jackson, Montgom-
cry, Mes. Drake and Armstrong as the
other committeeman.
\ petition from Messrs Leach, Page and
Howard Tul!y, protesting against the
formation OF the Eighth ward, was read.
The Polytechnic street car company
asked for right OF way over Bessie street,
Kentucky avenue and Elizabeth street. Re
ferred 20 the street aud alley committee.
The Board OF Trade asked that its taxes
he RENTED. Referred 20 huance CON-
mittee.
William Hasse asked to be appointed IS
sistant electrician. Referred to iire CON-
mittee.
Inc BARRIERS petitioned 10 have an ord!-
nance passed preventing shaving u barber
shops on Sunday. Referred.
The council then adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-15
GREENWALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
A Grand Concert by the Famous Mexican
Eighth Regiment Cavalry Band.
splendid Audience.

Tie thcller was well filed last evening
b.. cultured audience Ia hear the magnifi-
en- music peculiar ioI the most part 20
Mexican composition and rendition
Tho stage was occupied b. about sixty
musicians IN the uniform Of the Mexican
.ava.rN lwith the exception of The double
Golden cpauletS. which belong especially to
me musical portion Of the national soldiery)
\ remarkable feature Of the performance
was The very youthful appearance of 50
many OF those engaged, which shows both
ar prccocitY Of 4 tropical climate and the
Wonderfully natural ear for music uf such
pr0ple. o. course, the company does not
exactly compare with the scientific efforts
u the g!eAi Gilmore band but in
melody. prOceedin" altogether from
wind Instruments. the music Us "iven
uN a Mexican Gand Ike the present is per
laps more popular. There is 4 singular and
weird fascination about the tones and airs
which p.eases every one.
Many 81 The compositions in the prO-
ETamme were of Mexican origin, and were
Nceu.y reiiSheG al account of their unaC-
'4sIumed sounds, and the spirit that was
Infused into their rendition Those
pieces well known 10 the musical world on
his side of the Rio Graude were executed
with sufficient skill TO secure genuine ap-
probation.
The applause throughout WIS hearty;