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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-02-04
PETITION FOR LICENSE TO RETAIL
LIQUORS.
State Of Mississippi. !

anu Slulc ol NllSSlSSlppl, lOf tuc lCfIOu
twelve months under the terms and con
ditions prescribed by law, and the order q
your honorable body. We represent an
recommend Samuel Bunny Pipkin to be
male person, over the age OF twenty-on
Grenada G i County, Mississippi; of good i'1; mora
character, and we further recommend til
said Samuel Bunny Pipkin, the applicant, t
be of good reputation, and Il sober and suit
able person to receive such license to reta
to grant and issue LICENSE as potftioned fol
az In duty bound, will ever pray.
SAMUEL BuRNY PfpKIN, applicant.
William Magruder Law,
William Norwood Pass,
John Smith King,
Charlie Trimble,
George Washington Eatman,
George Washington Lake,
Auguste Gerard,
Alhialhon Jonson Ransom.
William Able Doyle.
Marcellus William Dubard
Joseph Judson Slack,
william jenkins Drummond,
Eugene John Weyneth,
r Clifton Jinkins,
Francis Scion Wright.
James Cooper Clark.
Thomas Jefferson Heath,
Miles Walker Rose,
David Minyard Ballard,
Harmon Leslie DuBard,
Fields Young,
William WingAeld Inman,
Robert Doak,
Samuel Alexander LacOck
Robert Crawford,
George Griffin Leonard,
David Buren, McIienry.
Benjamin Chin Adams,
Max Gmsburger.
Charles Wolf kosminsly.
Sam Ladd,
james Robert Morgan,
Walter Henry Ladd,
William Featherst0n Hallam.
Roland Word Jones, =
Jonah DrummOnd,
Benjamin Franklin Thomas,
Ira Alphonso Bowman,
Sam shuler.
Frank Mayhew.
Alfred Hunter Kendel,
Joseph Deprato:
John Waddell KendCl.
William Benjamin Wright
julius Ash.
John Thomas Bryant,
John 5oel Williams. Jr.
Benjamin Joseph Wallace,
Blanton Charles DUNCAN,
Charles Thomas Wood.
John Joel WILLIAMS, sr.,
Tolomey Calvin Davis,
Herman ElsOn Calm.
John Edward Hughes.
Adriane Christopher homas,
Alexander Cameron Hebron,
William Bailey,
Albert Maas,
Maurice Levy,
Jacob Buehler Sntder,
John Matthew Wahl,
William Prince Ferguson,
james William Berry,
Alexander Spencer Bell,
Rus Carl,
Edgar Ford Berry,
Earnest Louis Gerard,
Robert Louis Jones.
John Hamilton Barksdale.
Frederick Noyes Hartshorn.
Thomas Edgar Heath
}%%ss RSSsrt fWFijF}lS;Sg Wi}l;Sgys Mseh5; Sehfee,
james Taylor Rucks,
Rahls' Wiiiiam nsKss stratton' Ss'ef; 4emllnson,
Augustus Samuel Weigert,
William Cunningham Chamberlin,
Samuel Harrison Garner,
Louis Vile,
James Carter Longstreet,
Cassander Heath,
Attic Tart Inman,
Robert Tllley Payne,
Thomas Edward Moody
William Morgan kihcaid,
William Ward,
Walter Berryhill,
Robert Hood Turner,
John David Duke.
George Washington Golden,
John LeGrand Milton,
william Henry Harrison Golden,
George Washington Cause,
william Walter Townsend,
Peter T Boush,
Leven Todd,
James Henry Mcneil,
Pinkney james Johnston,
Albert Olson DOhl,
William Harris CrOwder,
Daniel Clark.
John Lane Leigh,
william Cobb,
Thomas Zimri Cobb,
william Fillmore Smith.
Thomas Smith.
Frederick K. Lickfold,
Henry Thompson,
John Wesley Seals,
LandOn Carter Dubard,
Lewis CLARK Heath,
Charley Henry Carter,
Moses Present Golden,
John Baptist Golden,
Robertson Hardee Williams,
John Swain Ladd.
Jan. Fl, 1906, 3t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-02-04

AbbOtt's East India Corn Paint Cures u
Corns. Warts and Runions.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-02-04

Lickfold, the Jeweler.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-02-04

Lick fold, the Jew clcr.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-02-04

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Office Assistant General Passenger Agent
MANCHESTER, Iowa, Jan. 80, 1898.
Editors Seutiuel:-
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The r0,Oi' line. it appears.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18
Boston Evening Traveller.

There is strong feeling in Maine that
the remains of James G. Blaine should rest
in the soil of the State that was for so many
years his home, and which, having proudly
adopted him. conferred upon him. first and
last, so many well-worn honors. This feel
ing has found formal expression in vote of
the Maine Legislature and in memorial
meeting recently held in Augusta, where
the departed statesman was looked upon
as its first citizen and the more that the
people of the Pine Tree State think of e
n,rtter the more DESTROYS they become to be
able to say 1.-THE tomb of Blaine is one of
our spots of patriotic interest"
OF course the wishes of Mr. Blaine's
family are of paramount consideration. but
it is not to be denied that the sentiments of
Maine in this regard are entitled to much
attention. While it is true that Mr.. Blaine
won bis chief laurels at the national capital
it mus, not be forgotten that
he did so largely as the rep
resentative of Maine, and that State can
not be blamed for asking that the final rest
ing place of his ashes should be within its
borders. We do not know how Mrs. Blaine
and her children feel on the subject: but if
they should view the suggestion favorably,
it will be a source of great satisfaction to
the people of the commonwealth that
watched the rise of its brilliant representa-
tive with so much interest, AMI that to the
last chung SO Loyalty to him and gave him 40
many evidences of its love and admiration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18
NAME AUTHORS At THE WORLDS FAIR.
Important Particulars OF interest 10 Literary
People.
Editors ofMe Kennehec Journal

EdttorS or me heHneher J0ufnnt'
The literature committee of the World e
Fair managers of Maine, desires to make a
creditable exhibit of the literature of the
State at the Chicago Exposition.
To promote this object, which is of in
calculable significance, the immediate and
hearty cooperation of all who are interest
ed in this department, whether writer's or
not, is earnestly solicited. In order to
make fair exhibit it is of paramount i'm
portance that every Maine man or woman
who has written books, (either within or
out of the State,) for publication, should
d,nate or loan volumes for this, purpose.
Therefore, authors, on conditions men,
ii med, are urgently requested to contrib-
ut copies of their works as follows
From men writer's two copies, to be placed,
one in the Liberal Arts Building, the other
in the State of Maine Building; from
women three copies, the third to be placed
in the Woman's Building. All who would
esteem it privilege to contribute of their
own works or those of friends who are alb
sent or deceased, are respectfully requested
to forward same with as little delay as
pc sible, by American Express, to Charles
p. Mattocks, executive co nmissioner,
Maine Board of Worlds Fair Man
ayers, Portland, Maine. Express
larges will be paid by the commissioner. }
On each package sent should be written the
name and post Office address of the sender,
the number of books in parcel and whether
same are donated or loaned.
The sender should also Immediately notify
the subscriber of the number and titles of
books contributed and upon what conditions
sent.
The committee further wishes to obtain
the photograph with autograph written
across the bottom of same) of as many
authors of books, and writer's for leading
magazines and newspapers US are available.
Already quite large number have been re-
ceved. The photographs are designed
for the State of Maine Building
and shoull be sent by mail to
to the subscriber. special committee on this
department. The difficulty in obtaining the
proper address of many whose books and
photographs would he valuable ACQUISITIONS
to the exhibit. is an oi,stacie wlct, can be
ONLY in part oNt rcpr'". The Cou,tui tee calls
to its aitI til" press hcpiHg that every ih1yi-
dual of tho cl'ss nilFpssI who may read
this appel ho has not pires,ly received
personal lctiers on tits uli G., viii without
delay. Ch"eiiuilS suunt. inqniries and
communicates r !ating to- the literature
exhibit uf Maine At tn VOLTS Fair should
be sent to tn. ,,lhsc, .A"r who viii render
all assistance possible
NHa. AaxES c. PAU,
Special committee on literature
Fonr FAIRFIELD, Maine, Feb. Il, 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18
CoNulTTEE HEARINGS


.
The Judiciary @ mmis,ee will stve pabilc heaf
legs NJ sh<sr rooms al s.z;s HOUSE. - follows
On ~. perr,s.n Of y. II. Hitt 80 20 othxrs. tina
township 70. ~ m.y be -sf % from habcosa
To- aad anssgsd 10 f~sobse0' 20.
The h~.riss on 3 p~fit.on 10 relation 70 nsin.
report. hss i.<eH pc-'pon-d TO Thursday. fsh. 70
Thassdsy. FEB. q;
On an vet to incorporate the Bee Hive Noun
tain Water Co.
Tassdsy. FED, II. at2P NJ;
On bid B., an set 10 zHead the chartered fhs
city Of wa;erviIis.
Ja sdsy. FEB. u, :,
1,a - act 70 zsaspd The charter Of the city OF
Wasefyiiie. bill H.
gridsy. Feh "a, at 2r. ~.
ON bi r@lai,Dg 10 medical resi-tra''"h'
The hearing upon 40 ses TO appoint an electric
lsht commissioner has bern fo.troned 'foih feb-
" 10 Fst. -.
m. hearing atan act 20 iscofrssss'e fh@ Coz
has, wa.et %. has b-ea ss;fonsd from FEB u
10 fsb, ii.
TLar,fay feb. q, at r. n.
B,tI Al aet 80 incorporate fiss W sJfeD " after GO,
The hearing upon btil. an at relating !" ne A
burn Arsfssed,l.r 20, has been feas-igneh TO De
heard Feb. q, Baal.
The hssrioE upon bill A.. an act 10 supply me
city Of Auburn with pure water and pfca DID ~
an get Appoiht water commissions TOT thr ei't
6Bzi
Tsss.isy, Feb. ~. at O'Clock r. NJ
tin M act relating 20 criminal bonds and feeog
nixsafess
fl,. heafisg upon act Friafinz To medical reg
f.frxtl0u ha. been po.ftS,n-a TO Tuesday, Feb ~.
Fsask N. Hioorss.
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Names First Lawyer.
Evening Timea

The first resident lawyer in this State was
Noah Emery of kittery. who was born in
that part of Kittery now called Eliot, Dec
II. 1899. He was admitted to the bar in
1925 and although not educated for the pro.
fession he displayed much legal acumen and
accuracy. On several occasions between
the years of l741 and 1859 he was appoint
ed kings attorney.
His will, which was dated Jan. /, 1861,
was probated Jan. 6, 1862, and his death
probably occurred near the close of 1851.
The following is the preamble of his will as
appears on the probate records of York
county
"Iu the name and Fear Of God, Amen. Il,
Noah Emery of Kittery do make and ordaih
this my last Will and misunderstanding
all other wills and testaments by me made
by word or writing. | order my body de-
cent funeral without much Show or Ex-
pense, without any mourning or show of
mourning"
He LETT five sons, Daniel, Noah, Richard,
Japeth and John Emery, from whom de-
scended large portion of the Emerys Of
Maine. One of his sons settled in Exeter,
and of whom descended the late Judge
Nicholas Emery Of Portland, formerly Judge
of the supreme judicial court of Maine, who
was born in Exeter. Sept. 4, 1116, and died
in Portlond in 1861.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18
Nominations tv the GevesRoF

| Following are the nominations by VII
Governor, Thursday, Feb. 1G, 1913.
Fish and Game wsrden--Benjami' ~
wood, Winte,po'i.
Coroner--Oren r. Despeaux, Bfun''
! wick. ~,
Notary PubIic--frank Il. Wissin. ber
fast; Elliott C.. Mitchell, Portland Leoos
Il. Cook, Yarmouth; Howard W. Dong
Clinton.
Trial Justice--Samuel b. Neal, kii.ep;;
Justice of the Peace and Quorum. ~ y.
b. Wilson, Houlton: Charles z. bn''m y
Ellsworth; Edsin II. Haynes. Aonson =.
C.. Morrison, Eden, r. o., Bar hsfr.
william r. Reed. Boo;hbsy, 7. ", -
Roothbsy stephen l.. purinton, Liniins0a.
Kimbaii Eastman, westbrook, +. D. JIM
berIand Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

The committee on railroads. teIegrsphs and ex.
pressss viii give pubise hearing At their room IN
the STATE HOUSE NJ foiiDss
w..p..dsy. F.b. ~. at2 T., NJ
On The biil e8ii'rd. an act additional To chap
ter ~, fsw. Of i'<,, Incorporating the boethbat
Railroad Company.
On the bill entitled. an act 70 Incorporate ths
fLosbegas, Sorilg-woek and Madison Electric
Railway.
for the eolaliciiep Of the sk"wh"san and Sor
idgey.Oek RsiIfoBd
On 10. bill entitled, sB act relating to the Cape
fllkabsfii shore RAILROAD.
On tse pst,i,on Of !, ~. smith and oibers Of
Es~feid aud Limerick for charter for Ieie
phone asd Telegraph company
Thursday, Feb. n, at2F NJ
Dn the bill entitled. an act to amend chapter
xsJ of the Private AID special Laws Of ise1' en-,
titled IAN set 10 incorporate the Waldo aud
Somerset Hallway Company
Wednesday, Mar. /. nj = r. NJ.
On tn. blli entitled an net TO incorporate thu
Annabe s,cook and kcnneiiee Railroad Company
I'm the bill entitled. an act 20 incorporate The
saeo River Electric Lght, Power and Railroad
Company.
ON the bill entitled. su act TO amend chapter
2,7 Of the Private AMI Special Laws VI 1881 en-
abIing the county 81 Washington 10 aid In III,
eon.trusfisH II the Mains shore Line Railroad
On the bill entitled, Jg act 10 incorporate tht
Caribou, Fresqae Isl. and Fort Fairfield street
Railroad Co.
All matters assigned for Feb. % nre postponed
until Feb. %.
w.dnes slay, Mar /, at2P
On the petition OF edward T.. Richards and
others 10 incorporate the Camden and Lake Cit,
Railroad Go.
On the bin entitled. an act to incorporate til.
tipmpden and wlntsrpert Electric Railway AM
Light Company.
Tbursday. Feb ~. at r. n.
On the till sntiiied. act to amend sec. n
OF chapter 81 Of the Revised statutes relating IL
erosstDg~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

Manager Frank A. Owen OF the Opera
house yesterday handed q JorassL re-
porter little book. most daintily and pref
tily gotten up. with the remark, what 90
you think of this" The reporter
took the booklet, thinking at first that "
was a model of the binders art. Upon ei'
animation he found that it was a soufen"
of the 200th production Of the sparkling
opera 1892" which event occurred on 'ne
18th inst. at the Columbia Tbea'er in Boz
ton. The first part of the book given up"
excellent photographers of scenes IN 'ne
opera AMI of places connected with 'ne
life of Columbus. The latter part OF 'os
book proved surprise, turning out 70 oe >
bon bon box. Judging from the iilus"s
tons the production Of "ii32' at the Az
gn.ta Opera house on Wednesday. Mafe1
22d, will be rare treat to our 'iiea'e''
O0pys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

The bulletin board in the corridor Of the
postoflice was utilized yesterday for the
first time in giving the noon weather fore
cast. The forecast il received at the pos
Office just before noon each day and gives
predictions for the weather from BG to "
hours in advance, so that person can OBJ
tain the probable weather for the next day
by II o'clock noon. If these forecasts
prove tolerably correct the postmaster VII
try TO make arrangements within shon
time to have the signals given about is.so.
This will not be done until ii has been tired
for a short time as the present morning as'
mails are very accurate, and substitution
would not be wise unless it was an in
provement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

A novel scheme has been decided upon
for daily paper to be published at Jack.
son Park during the progress Of the Column
bisn Exposition. All profits from its sale
goes to the benefit of Chicago publishers in
the following curious fashion: 1t will have
one page of news of the fair. and the Other
pages will be reprints of the several first
pages of the Chicago papers of the morn.
ing of issue. The publishers of these pa
,,,rs honH ali tho ornnnsa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18
febeoAsw

have been great sufferer from eatarrh
for over ten years had it very bad, could
hardly breathe. Some nights I could not
sleep and had to walk the floor. I pur-
chased Eiys Cream Balm and arr using it
freely. 1t is working cure surely have
advised several friends to use it, and with
happy results in every case. 1t is the med
icine above all others for catarrh, and Il is
worth it weight in gold. 1 thank God I
have found = remedy can use With safety
and that does all that is clsimed for it. Il
i. curing my deafness.-B. W. Sperry,
Hartford. COM.
febl5eod&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

The auction sale announcement of fine
blooded trot,ing stock at the breeding farm
of Mr.. Charles l.. Cushman, Auburn known
IA The Colt Farm" will be found in
another column this morning. 1t is one
every lover of a good horse will read rs no
snch opportunity to purchase first ella"
animal at ones own price is likely to oc.
cur again this spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

Within the past few weeks have occurred
three remarkable instances where men have
been washed of of vessels BY one wave dur
ing heavy gales. and carried back upon the
deck Of the vessel by another wave. The
latest was the case Of third officer, John
bakers Of the steamship Hurona, which ar
rived at New York on Tuesday. The pre-
vious cases to which allasion has been made
were those of George Pittman. the mate of
the Harry Latte, which put into Nova Scotia
On Monday. and that Of Boatswain Charles
I.astadius Of the British Prince, which
reached New York on January 10. In
ssances Of this kind have occurred before
but il i verf singular thing that three
should hare talsen plAcs within fsv veels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

The Committee on Towns will give a pubiit
hearing at their room in the State Hoa-e.
russasy, Feb. 81, at = r. 81:
TN the petition of h. T.. Jordan and other
10 favor OF creating the town Of Mechanic Falls
Wednesday, Feb. %, at = T.. VI.
Ca The act TO incorporate the Granite City Vii
Iasr CORPORATION IN the io1u Of Deer Isle.
II 5. CAHILL, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

The press of the country is commenting
President Harrison for his promptness in
signing the national quarantine bill, and
no time should be lost in putting its pro-
visions into immediate execution. The
warm season is rapidly approaching, and
with it there is an ominous revival of the
Asiatic plague in various localities in
Europe. The pestilence Is certain to
spread, in spite of the precautions that are
being made to check it. The fact that the
new law is not rs perfect as it should be
only makes more plain the necessity fol
immediate action.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

There is now at the Litbgow Library,
ready for distribution, 1.-THE Library Of
Choice Literature" in 10 volumes, an en-.
cyclop9dia of universal authorship, being 4
collection of the MASTERPIECES Of the stand
ard writers Of all nations and all time" II
is edited with biographical and critical
notes, by Ainsworih r. Spofford, librarian
of Congress, and Charles Gibbon, author Of
"RObin Gray" etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18
Personals.

Mr.. ManIey left for New YORK se'
day. !.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Maxwell Of Farm'ng''"
visiting Augusta friends.
Miss Stone Of WATERFOWL. Mass, y
ting Mrs. J. II. Manley.
Miss May II. Brown Of Riverside " =.
iny at Mrs. J. u. Fossett's on Court e'ss'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18
MAINE FARMING NOTES

The Skowhegsn jersey Creamery Com.
pany held its annual meeting last week and
elected the following officers: Geo. b
Wing. president; James Coiiln. secretar,
and treasurer; Charles Wyman, AlonzO
Smith, W. A. Worthen and Ansel TIolway,
directors. Mr.. Humphrey the agent reports
a very prosperous year. New patrons are
coming in and the prospect is good that the
milk Of 100 more cows will be brought to
the creamery the coming year than last
year. The gross receipts for the month Of
January we're e2G0l SO; number Of inches
of cream. Is .l93; pounds of butter made,
9s45; paid patrons IL cents per inch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18
The Rish. Nan Was There.

President Harrison to Minister Stevens
"You did exactly right to establish pro
tectorste over Hawaii It most Away,
somehow happens that when a sudden
emergency arises anywhere ON the round
globe, in which the interests of the United
States are vitality concerned. the right mar
is right there to look after them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

The committee on banks aud banking will giss
psibile hearing af their foom al the state
H1o-e follows
"Wednesday, Feb. z. at 3 r.. NJ
ON an act relating 10 the creditipz 81
dividends IN say,ngs banksio the deposit ae
eSHnt.
ON an act retailing 70 Savings banks.
Per order
II. W. CAgLKTos, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-18

Aliens whistle sounded lonely yesterday
as Doughty's was silenced for good. Not
only that but the latter's harness factory
was being rapidly dismantled, one entire
car load being sent off to Randolph, Mass,
during the day.