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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

49,. ior instance. ho~ oar simple "0io
..rI.l.rr becomes on ttl tongue Of 800 oid
arly gardner "pudl.e." q giant l-
l....la -uI.a-Iinted man. 4 maid 81 ho
a.. WD,eolel.eut 90 orders Do descil reg a.
.. ".uer.y gal' A piece ID -f"uh" i4 q, ID.
s..t- bad ti,ld az cotton or corn i7 ,"i.-'
"it...f l4n'." Farming in me mouth "i "
a.,r. labOfcr Is "cIapplng.' The iaN"Iiie
f.I of tlr cOtt0n-ncld mana ln'
f.t le cannot 1--WE witnonl Toe
.'I rtleulus bread made from corn
mDsI has its expressive name
"Joll Constant" Wheaton nre'd' ran.
t..f to the field hand. is "Blny seldom
Bacon ias Us name. "Ole NedV The Desl
i lsD1Ter is toe "lead Doe hand 10
t..tN0rk Tor the day is % LAY BY. ~
lice carly 90 20 o. the field is ''ter pc ii'
l4ica Dy hour 0f SUM-" An early break ts'
D.. "a soon brekkus." Our word "accuse
a..-. ore the negro often has occasion u
ts .- "scusc." There are 700 Few Vl ihc
20 vino have not been. at some Time ~
Other -'scuse Of pig.n "'ecuse Of a cow
tcuse of cotton pickin' By night, "scus,
Oh. pair siO-s." and 50 on down long ISL
~ material aud tempting articles.
Toe quaint technical phrases that the ne
gfoes make use Of IN their business talk arc
Aulmerabie 10 be ready 10 hire Tor q
COX is "des on ham Ter jump IN dc COOK.
Ut lu ironing, % leave a cluster %
Nnnsics on the garment la hand ~ 70 pu'
cetiaces" on II. 10 wash only Tor NlsitoIS
town OF village Is % ''des only take ~
TAU, washiu'p 10 take day b0afders u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

p.-.f,.,.n ytJ Jan. 9~.-O1,rines oi
...i'...... ~ ,r..i.n On ',aau.. Wcaucs-
r.,,,.,f, l.gl.
r'.,I DH.r.n,- ID pqch9ac, West Nir.
.,,ni.. i,.iabt f.h,c,.l-. one package sold at
,el SD one M SO. one taken in at SD one
-old at s93.5l. one 40 $3.50. one 40 S2l 1o
t,,o M $40 one t.kcnilat$ l962i.. one sod
4f SIS one $3.50. one taken in at Sl.
,.. IN .ts ST.. One taken I'm M Sl6 1o. ono
..ldafSl6. one taken u at $1,000. one sold
,,l t,.o',t tl, " ona'af sis. one M
81 -- ,t. t,l.n in at Slt35. TWO atSl4. one
.ll. sll tuot.kon in atSl3.2J. oue sold
~ 81. one SOLD at >i21l, one taken
IN at SfI.-l. one sold ai sll sd.
,nn nd sin. one taken Don at 5000
t1 .i-o o,c taken in al So 20
'"' IS. .,... .t 49, - ona taLpu i'm al
..- a.....ll af SIS .O. Two at ~. one az
,,...fs 81 Ed One an S-.5. ole taken
t,1 sold' at So. one taken in at
'o',' one 79'u ,+ l en- ooa Nv" M Sigj one hi
l'''' u" co., - S5eO ora M yj.50
go oIr l' Pow go, am. a. s., or.. Ia
,"9 az f'''',' s, +,,.,,,t ~ oo one m 81 3d.
''.' ' p.'. O." '., ~ -n a. "a soId at $3.50.
one ,""' -, .' t,i.,c.oont O. breaks 20.
ei,'.f.. ,y,r.hon.e 2G1Sj pounds.
/ id! ,...''D sl9 Crsnsha,,'s warehou 81.
3D8l5 pounds: highest price, Sil 80.
i,r,,i,te e,l,. ren0rt,d to the secretary TO-
.'' Svrorner. u Logshcads: filters, ;
to,.hos5.. cutters. 4 hossbeads: smoker
r"o.t.,ds. Wrst Virginia hrights. ;
,'..,.t5,ds. srrap. IA hogsheads; bmieys,
i,'',,.-,.I.sJ. dark tobaccos. Is hogsheads
800 nv, io0.beads.
oai.e of tEp tobacco inspector reports TO-
rrs,erfions- BRIGHT. 81 hossheads
't ,shd,sheods. Re-inspections-B right
y, h~osLead..
- ,1.-,,,.~., VIRGINIA. NUeehanv. Noals
II a. 'l. ..' l,9.,.snrort,s Shorkoe. Plant
VI" 'Hio''b,nts ind Shplburne's ware
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

NEW York, Jan. -. ~ spot cotton
closed l.l6 lower; midland uplands 20
Futures closed steady, as followsl Jan
nary. 9.O0@0Ol: February. 9.OO@y'Vli
March. 9.JG@9O7; April, 9.lI@9.'s; May
9NW92s. .t.. 49,,
Prodnce-Flour closed fairly active and
steady: line grades offspring, $261@S5 %
do. winter, S2904S3.35; supernne spring,
So. l5@ss.5O; do. winter, S5.2o@$o'oOi w!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

nllls, extra, s5GSj.l5 for West Iudies
southern roor closed steady; trade and
iamily extras, 3i4s5. Wheat OBJ
lens were dull but firm; deal.
ings were absolutely featureless and
prices closed < 10 Is higher. Corn closed
nrmer; spot sales No. 2mixed, OtszWo51c.:
90; January, 62Ac. oats closed nrin; spo,
safes No. ! white. h5Lc.; No. mixeo
January. 5lJsc. Pork dub: mess, Sll.0O@
sll.'o. Lard closed firm: February, S.05
slsc.; powdered. sl4c.; granulated, CSC.
Coffee closed steady: fair Rio cargOes, 19Hc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
pICHMoND TRANSFER COMPANY
AND
GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP
TICKET OFFICE,
No. OOI EAST MAIN STREET.

Railroad and Steamship tickets sold 10 all
points. sleeping and ParlOr Car aocOmmoia-
lions secured. Passengers and Baggage call.
ed for ~ hotels aud private residences Tor all
Trains and steamers leaving the city Bag
gage Checked To destination. Al nrst-ciass
OCEAN steamship lines represented.
Tickets sold al the lOwest rates and berths
secured without any cost TO the passenger.
Information cheerfuIly given by letter or
otherwise. A. W. CARRIER, Proprietor.
TelephOhe number OF office, AZ, Telephone
number of stables, 437. Jals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THECHANCERY COURT OF THE
/ CRY DF KITHMONl:
Prior & Co. aga INST Pulling and ais, and A. l.
stratus * Co against Pulling and ais.


Prior & Co. aga INST Pulling and ais. and A. L.
~irals * Co. against Pulling and ais.
pXrRACT FROM DECREE or JANUARY 10. 1891.
.tbe Court doth adiu ige. order,
and decree that Commissioner Overton How
nd who took the former account IN this
eafise do make the following Inquiries. viz
| Isl Whether or not &. \. RULING ls~htltied
| To- claim "A homestead Ia the amount OF money
] Tor which Mary A. Pulling was preferred by
! me deed from {. !. Pulling 10 . Pendleton.
! lie said preference having been declaledi
! invalid. ~. A. 10 whether or no the deed
/ f.on &. A. Pulling 10 b.. iendl"ton ia alto
/ gether void. 3d To what portion OF The
| n Us In this suit tn fees allowed by the dc,
/ cree # 30 col july, 1890, 10 } Aston Oaoeil
and John Jackson. respectively ehouh ne
| CHARGED ith. An account Of all debts ana
| demauas which are entitled 10 participate ~
| ia the credit Of lie court In the ntsl Oh these
! causes. ana heir priOtities; aud report 10
! CONT together with any matter deemtc
| u.rtirent by himself or required 10 be spe-
| cldcally stated 10y any party Interested
EXTRACT FROM DECREE OF JANUARY 20 1891
The court doth adjudge, order and decree
| al reference entered IN these causes on Ihe
| t6th day Of January, 1891. commissioner
/ yertOn Howard shall publish que NOTICE VI
| ne PROVISIONS of the said decree once week
| TOR four successive weeks IN some per
| unbhsu.d ia the city OF Richmond, Nlfkln =
| aud Ills publication shall be equivalent 10
| netsounl service Of the said notice on All par
| fiss Interested except L. A. Pulling anu Wary
his vile. aud Edmund lendletOn. trustee
| VINO shall be personally served WIN SAID No.
| tee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

I'm time for coughs, colds, crOuN, con-
sumption, bronchitis. hOarseness, "a / all
throat and lung troubles, that old-lash. ned
remedy, Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup, OF pure
pine tar, h0rehound, and wild cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
OFrIcR or COMMISSIONER HOWARD.
RIcnMnND Va january Is, loSl.

All persons Interested In the two above.
namad causes will take notice that nase
III O'Clock A NJ rs The time. anu
mi, Office, No. 1913 kASr MAIN STREET, az az
The place for executing the requirements 81
tne above DEGREES. from which the foregoing
OVEHTON HOWARD.
ia0o.thlw Commissioner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-Opeping- Wheat
May. SIC. Corn-May. jl5sc. Odts-May,
l52lc. Pork-Msy, 1896. Lard-May, $G.Gj,
Rihs-May. S5.oj. Closing Wheat-May
@5sc.; July, 92c. COrn-May, size; July,
j21c. Oats-May, 43A@43J.c. Pork-May,
SOLO. Lard-May, S6.oj@$6O7lE. Ribs
Nav, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

are not left. Take few shares Of Fredey-
icksbuvg Development Company's stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
ALL OF ITS LINES TO se PLACED
UNDER ONE HEAD.

eruor HnI NAV Resign the senatorship.
NEW YORK BVREAU
RICHMOND DAILY lIMTS,
January 2~. 1900.
u is reported that General Alexander
will resign the presidency of the Georgia
Central. This has attracted considerable
attention In Wow OF the fact that import
amt changes in the compauy'- management
lave been contemplated for some time.
10 is a pant Of the general plan of the
Richmond Terminal G 1mpany 90 consolidate
tho MANAGEMENT of the different lines under
one head. General Alexander is 90 Be gene
clal manager of the whole Richmond Ter
minal system. 70 is said that Mr. Gould is
particularly interested boa the work OF -o.idi-
nIn- and uuiiying Doe system.
Toe Nashville and Cumberland Gap rail
road line VIII ho built. and contracts 100 once
given ouf ior Che work. The Zine Will com
meet af IFS eastern terminus with thc Louis
fIIo and Nashville and The Norfolk and
Western railroad. roduou- ihc distance
rm Nashville to New ! orb one hundred
aud forty miles.
SENATOR NIL MAY RESIGN.
.Il0 Ieuccuee which Governor ll,u main
GAINS in connection with ilc United States
-anat0rship has started a rumor that Dee
may decline thc office.
JONES orr roE GOVERNOR
Ileutcnaut-Go,crnor Jones i- ono for the
e0,cnnr,mg. Ills organ. The Bnchamtou
Democrat. announces u.m a~ candidate
.. fhat position.
-I am % candidate for Governor" Mr.
roues states, "aud & Coed confident that
Az. t.e backing no a. large proportion nf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

A MODERN WATERMOTOR Is FOR
n SALE. Apply at1lic lNES Office.
fnl5-ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
OWENS & MINOR
DRUG CO.'S,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE,

where will be found beautiful PLUSH
CASES filled with the handsomest goods.
Genhemen's TRAVELLING, SHAVING.
and DRESSING CASES and SETS.
Fine CUT-GLASs TOILET BOTTLES,
WHIsK HOLDERS; HAND, STAND, aud
TRfPLICATE MIRRORS.
PRESENTS suitable tor gentlemen, La
dies, Youths, and Misses.
please RENE mber thar no Dressing Case
is complete without bottle Of our I'M
rivaued sULIANA COLOGNE ard
sWANsDOWN FACE POWDER.
Fine HAIR BRUSHES,
Fine nANDKkRCHlEF LAlRACI>,
TOILET WATERS. and COLOGNE.
Beautiful MANICURE stIs, &c, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

When OTS are paid ont. 90 purchasers de-
sire. HOUSES will Doe built, 90 hoe PAID ont
in SMALL MONTHLY PAYMtNIS.
Best chances ever offered Go obtain homes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Chins and fever of three years standing
cured hy simmons Liver Re-ulator.-E
Watkins, Watkins House, Uppnvlle, AN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Autumn produce, cni.s ana fever and
malaria. simmons Liver Regulator pre-
g~uJs them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
CAN 7 YOU SEE?

II not. call and have a comfortable
pair of SPECTACLES or EYE
GLASSES, fitted by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Bran. Sl9.0OaS20.w, bulk; brownstuf,
S20.00aS2lO0, bulk; shipstu1, S2O.OOaS2l 90,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Ja20-thiw
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28

On the 2Srl inst, az Ahydell Ind.
Mr.. b. F. Underwood and Miss Eliza T.
Davis. The ceremony took place at In,
residence Of Rev. j. 2. Davis, fathel
OF the bride The ceremony was per
6rmed By the Rev. Calvin Sparks
The bride groom is well known in
this city, having resided here for over Il
years. He has been street commissioner
Tor many years and the streets are evil
dence OF how he has done his duty. His
bride, although a stranger here i one OF
Indiania's loveliest daughters, and We
wecome her TO her new home in the
South. The happy pair have our heart
lest congratulation.
On Sunday, May 18th, at the Vaughn
House, were united in the holy bonds Of
matrimony by the Rev. Mr. Barnes, Miss
Fannie Hawk and Mr. Robt Cheath-
am, both OF Yazoo county. The bride
is the sister OF Mr.. Thos. Hawk, a pros
porous farmer and and machinist near
Teoc, Carroll county, where she recently
had been ON visit. 1t was in some re-
spects a runaway marriage as there are
said to have been some objections on
the part of the brides parents. The
bridegroom is said to be a worthy young
man. Greenwood Enterprise.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28
To the voters of Reat q.

My announcement appears in today's
paper for the office of Magistrate, Beat
3, and desire to correct report that
is in circulation that / had withdrawn
from the race for Magistrate. The re-
port is false from beginning to end, and
/ trust that this card will be in time to
put me right before those who haze
heard the report. Having once occupied
the position Of Justice of the Peace, and
conscious of the duties of the office. and
believing that ! reasonably understand
the interest Of the people, and believing
also that the people have rights and
that they can regulate many little petty
matters more satisfactorily than by re-
sorting to the law, l therefore submit my
claims to the voters Of the Beat. Know
ing that the public always judge their
servants according to their record, and
their capacity to fill the positions they
aspire to. ! am very Respectfully.
Il. f. HERREN.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28
Thc zcigIervllIc Picnic.

Turned out to be one of the most en-
ioyable events of the season. Their,
were fully 800 men, women and children
present, who seemed to enjoy themselve,
thoroughly. The ub-Treasury was de
nounced in an elegant and vitalic dis
course by Col. Outlaw Of Holmes county
Dinner was then served. In this respect
Zeigleryille people out did themselves
the tables being served with everything
to please the gastronite of every one
present. s.Dr. Fosterwith his usual suayity
did the honors. After dinner, Col. Per
kins and j. S. Williams entertained the
crowd.
Resolutions were passed to commits
sion re-apportionment Of the elective
districts.
Resolutions passed to authorize Col.
Outlaw to present it to the executive
committee of Holmes county.
A concert. was then given by the
ladies. Upon the whole, the affair was
one of the brightest and most enjoyable
events of the season. ATTENDANT.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28
For sherlH.

We are authorized to announce WrcHE +.
SruBBLEFIELD as a candidate for Sheriff OF
Yazoo county, subject to the action OF the
democratic convention.
We are authorized to announce w. G. N.
STRICKLAND as a candidate for Sheriff Of Iazoo
county, subject to the actionof thedemocratl
convention.
Wcare authorized 10 announce r. n. PEARcE
as candidate for Sheriff Of Yazoo county, sub
ject TO the action Of the democratic convention,
We are authorized tQNtulupncc X, WI ExuM
asa candidate fnr EhaliH " 4a4uD county, sub
jeot to The action OF thcdemocmtic convention.
We are authorized to announce X. A. Pick
EFT as a candidate for Sheriff Of Yazoo comfy,
subject to the action Of the democratic con-
venti0n.
We are authorized TO announce II. n. Rus-
SILL as a candidate for Sheriff Of Yazoo coun-
ty. subject 10 the action Of the democratic con-
yentiOn.
WeaV authorised laannQunpcJ ], ~ DRoocKs
as acandidate for SheFtfpf YazoO county, sub
jcct to The action of the democratic convention.
We are authorized to announce SIN HAERI-
soN as a candidate for Sheriffof Yazo0 county,
subject TO the action Of the democratic con-
venfiOn.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28
Mr.. Miner Accepts;
Enron YAzoo sEsTrSu:

EDfroR YAzoo SESTISu:
Thanking the members Of Union Al
lance ior their call, and IHE SENTINEL for
publishing the same, ! accept, and you
are hereby authorized 70 announce me
a. a candidate for Representative 70 the
Legislature from our county, subjecE TO
the action Of the Democratic nominating
convention.
am an alliance man, and as such en-
dorse.H the platform and principles as
adopted at two representative meetings
Of our national order. ! am in favor of
the sub-treasury plan. honestly believing
that il enacted into a law that il would
enhance the general prosperity Of the
whole people. If elected / viii faithfully
and impariiaily discharge the duties Of
the position 70 the very best Of my ahil-
itv. i could not honestly support any
man for United States Senator Who did
not endorse cur platform 81 principles IN
fun. nor would do s0under any eircum-
stances.
This is the frst time that was ever
before the people fra position Of honor
and trust. ] therefore earnestly ecsire q
ibcral support
JosEPB T. NiLSKE.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28

W. an autioYiSed b annnunce JAHEs ".
:, ~. a. a Candidate i0r rc-election 10 the o.
fes n SUPERVISE from Beat 2 subject 10 the
action a the Democratic Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce J. n CoOI-
- 90 candidate for Supervisor from Beat
e,l,i.rf 10 the action d the Democraiic Con
YeHa0li
~ AZ authartzed " aan0unoe T. a XII
a candidate fog suFervia,r fIuEn Beat ]
ssii,i-rt b ne action q tie Dcmocratic Con-
". --s authorizrd 70 announce W II.
:. - = ,-..Isslsfs f1r eslrsersissr fr1sr.
- I sulie-t 10 the acfi.5n Of The democratic
~ llnfiOn
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28

W.T.. Sims, a native Of Jefferson
county, but now an extensive planter
in YazO0, IL announced in that county
a. a candidate for the Legislature Mr.
Sims comes from that good, solid Jefier-
son stocks that never deserted friend
nor feared q foe, and his Democracy il
Of the unimpeachablequalify. II YazOo
never does worse than. select such a
man a. her representative, the people Of
the State, and especially Of the nver
counties, can always applaud, with ready
hands and honest hearts "Ihe laz0O
pfar, = Tor,c.ff. (shroufrle
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28

EDITOR YAzoo SENTINEL:
The Sunday School Convention
which was held at Hebron, this county
May 9th, was from beginning 10 end /
most delightful and profitable assembly
/ The services Of the day were conducted
by Capt. J. b. Hart, the able vice-presi
dent OF the beat convention.
The following was the program Of the
day:
Procession Of all the schools OF tho
beat that were present.
/ Song Welcome
Prayer by Hon T. r. Hollomau, which
was very appropriate,
Rong-"IabOr On"
Reading the lesson Text.
Song-"P Precious Promise"
Sermon by Rev. Mr. Croome the talented
young pastor Of Hebron Church, which
was very impressive and earnest.
Song~-"Work for the Night"
After which we had an intermission
and most sumptuous dinner was spread
At the appointed hour the large congre-
CATION assembled in the church to finish
the exercises Of the day.
Song" blessed Home"
Prayer by Rev, Mr.. Scarborough.
fsolik livery lay anu llouf.
Review Of the lesson by our intelligent
and gifted Mr.. T. A. Hollomen, which
was very instructive aud entertaining.
Song "Numberless as the Sands
Address by Rev. VIM. q. Forsyth
which was very interesting and Affect
Ing,
song-'T Love to Tell the Story"
Report Of Sunday School Superintend-
emit
A Few important remarks were made
on Sunday School work by Mr.. W. w.
Cody.
The next Convention will be held in
BentOnia.
The people present will long, remem-
Der the pleasant day spent at Hebron.
Long may the good work live and
flourish in our midst.
~
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28
For RepresentatIve.

We are authorized to announce G. II. PER
KISs as a candidate for the Legislature from
Yazoo county, subject to the ac,lon ot thu
democratic convention,
We are authorized 10 announce L, CAnuTH
ERs as a candidate for the Legislature from
Yazoo county, subject TO the action OF tho
demopNtiQ convention,
We are authorized to announce Il I,
STtTTs a. candidate for the Legislature from
fagoo County subject To theaction Of the Dc
mocratic Convention.
We arc authorized 10 announce w. T.
SINS al d candidate for the Legislature from
Yazoo County, subject to the action OF the
Democratic Conventions
We are authorized to announce JOS. Il.
MuNER aS a candidate for the Legislature,
subject to the action OF the democratic con-
ventiOn
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28

The Presbyterian ami Methodist sun
day Schools will have union pip-nif
schools will assemble at the Presbyter.
ian Church before eight O'Clock and
leave there at eight o'clock for the
grounds. Teachers and superintend-
ents are expected to accompany them.
Those preparing baskets are requested
to send them tothe Presbyterian Church
by eight o'clock, A nice time is am
ticipated Ladies will piease PIT their
names on their bakets.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festiva

The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church
have decided to give an Ice Cream and
Strawberry supper in the front yard Of
the residence pf Mrs, J. G. Thomsons on
jefferson Street, on Friday evening, June
5th. A royal time is guaranteed Ill
who attend. The money raised from
this supper will be for the benefit OF the
Presbyterian Church. A better place
cuold not have been selected as the yard
is well adapted for an entertainment OF
this kind, being large, with nice trees
and shfibheFy, and convenient to all
portions of town,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28
For chancerY Clerk.

We are authorised 10 aaHnunpo y ,, GRlfFIr
A ncandidate for reelection Tor ehancery clerk
of Yasoo county, subject TO the action Of the
democratic convention.
We are authorized TO announce JoHN A.
gwAYzE as a candidate for chancery clerk Of
Yazoo county, subject to this action Of the
defno.rtitic convention.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-05-28
Eor clrouIt cIerk,

We are authorized 10 announce w. !. sHUR
Ky a. a candidate for circuit clerk 81 Yazno
county, subject 20 the action Of the democratic
convention
We are authorized to annouce RoBERT CAMP
aEI.t. a. q candidate for circuit clerk Of lazoo
county, subject to tle action q the demcsIelie
canYentlnlh
We are authorized tOannOunced J. q. Blunt
a. a candidate for circuit clerk Of lnzOO cOuD-
", subject TO the action Of the democratic con-
VentiOn.