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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
rnx MO .,..r BRANCHES.

Tie Rocket reporter on the Times.
Democ,a. 10 informed that up 70
date % miles Of track bsve
been laid OH tho YAzoo branch Of
the Big j." ADD that the work 10
now bsirg pushed with q jump. Mr.
] c. Clark has given orders 70 have
The rad completed - soon a. pos.
.ibls, and at present. ths working
force la. been augmented by oil the
m.n that can be spared from the
d,fYers,t section gangs along the
NJ s.is.ipri division Of the Big j"
Ia. force 10 consequences will DO i'd
9, esssd fn!ly $50 men.
A bridge tain with /. complete
ou,fit has been taken ID tho main
1 ma and srnt out on the branch.
vh n, o Il will render valushle ss'is.
amor in building the bridge acruss
BIG Bl,rk river. y,
O, tho Cant,p, Aberdeen and
n. shvills brauoh about 80 NILS Of
,ra.k have been laii. bn. The roy
rsss OF tho ronh is slow. owing 10 The
Iact tina. the work sc'o~ Blinton's
Gap, a big, ra'g,"f bills lying b..
tween the Toml"gbeo and N,xuleo
MYERS. IL very difficult At one pcil t
large fo"e Of men IL ~ work on o
'opr On, As feet deep. inst beyond
the cut therr nre several fills, from
81 T., 80 itet in height
In or Ter to hasten The completion
OF The road, the Big J will in shirt
time o,umrrca shipping rails mil
| maie,is', vi. NJ ,hi's and Ohio road.
l., Arr leon, r. m which pint the
rond will 10 * ended we ward TO
nee, the track at B!ant"n's Gar.
rhi. innv", it il clain,sd, will adj
yance ,hs compilation "f In. Cant ID ,
A,~rleen auI y ,savi.ls branch at
least 20 days.
NJ Cltik is very anx'ons to have
the Y z % branch flushed in 'inn To
hand this years cotton traits 81
IN. Y. z o della, and il is m're tim
nr,,b.h!e that thu lins will no omen
b, bn.i rs, ly or before D cemb'r
lat. NJ. Scott Evans has iak-n
charge OF the force engaged in bal
ias,ing the rack already laid. AMI
ow Capt. D n.on Gan devote oil bi,
tina l., tic C ,n.truc'iun work.
Tn. q n,on. Al rdeen and Mar b.
ii !. will be c,npletsj, 1t 10 stated.
Inv Jan. IT,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
you ARE NOT MISTAKEN.

C,p;ah is q white msu's county,
and tuey p-opo.e t. rule 1t III th'
future. RIlica'ism is d"Omed. The
people are aroused to action, an"
Will make r .me h wi thi. fall. u,
Buys, aid ut em.--Beookhave.
Democrat.
Tue boys are up and have ''at-ed''
them. They are determined 10 rou'e
'hs enemy, horse. fo,t aud Dragons
Taers never was such suthu 'issm 10
The ranks OF the democracy. Tae
battle 10 won before the blow i,
struck.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
GOT THE DROP on HIM.
Didn't Want to he Beat Out Of Ills steers.
and Tried To Enforce His Claims.

Didn't Want to he Beat Out Of Ills steers
and Tried to Enforce His Claims.
Al I'll :u.ty recently csu, ed five
miles vast Of Bosuechi'to. b.tweea
DIV. S.s.er, white, aul usgr'
named H'ywood Hardy. We are
indebted 10 The B o XII .ven Dm,.
Graf for tue iuil,wiug particulars:
Hardy agreed 10 split qrsrtity oil
rails in xch .ags fnr u p .ir OF steer
nut ere he hal halt completed the
~, made O demand On SSs'r fW
be steers, who remons'ra'et telling
tho negro hs h ID not fn,stoi the
work Hardy wen, away. but j:
few days az in call d on Ssster ant
demanded the steer. this time arme''
with q shpt.gnn. Again So, sor re.
&c ed, when II ,rdy j,mpsd be- lid
q tree saying. o. he covered Sas%l
with III. gnn, II u der. and you are
trvi z to beat nue. nut OF IN, .teeIs.
and would hnv. killed Lim bar f'l
III. WI. aud children who threw
thens-lves between tho men aud
begged of tho negro MT t. s'.o)t
Tni- gave Sas or au opportunity "a
yraspa gun which Was mar NJ hand
and h. Vas q,i.k to avail him colt o.
II; raj my the gun aud covering o..
nsgr' he fred. hitting him in the l'f
BREAST To negr' turned and fiet
and Ga ser mounted and io,fe L
t .wn to give himself 10. bu' they re
fased to put him nnder arrest ai'e'
ha ing the particulars S..ser Il
z morally quiet and ~ nceabls.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
Preparing for the Interstate Leves Con-

A meeting Of the interstate levs.
convention Will he held in Vicksbnrg
IN Monday, Oyober. l. in nccor
lance wi b resolution a'lop'ed ut u
couv. MIN held some months ago ~
Baton r ngr, L. TIE resou ion
r. quest,d Gov. MrEuery TO comm
uic ue with the Governors OF tie
.t.es Of Arkansas AMI n ssi+.ippi.
which he did. and requested Them 10
appoint q delegation Of 10 each.
Tue me, ting will b, an important
.,ns for the vIIiev. anl especially 'he
-l.vre i terest. Several Distinguish
ed cit z,ns Of Louisiana. Arkansas.
and this State are expected to be
preasnt in add ton 10 ihnse WIN
come a. Delegates. Louisiana will
send a foil delsgat on. The money
or the entertainment Of the visitors
IL being raised by ,hs Cotton Es.
change AMI the B ard Of Teade.
they will hold . joi I me ting on
SluLday 10 make arrangements To-
the mseiing. Senator Ltmar ha.
o,en invited to be preseut.-T.mes.
Democrat.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
HOMICIDE NEAR DRoOKHAvEN.

A fatal difficulty occnrred at the
mill II F. H. Hartman on the 2l"'
hetween Preston Smith and j. H.
Evans, In which the froner stabbed
the latter with q pocket knife three
Zines in tho left breast, near tbe
heart. causing death within . few
minutes. Smith made bis escape.
aud has not yet been apprehend. d.
Mr.. Evans was Q married man and .
w.ll.io-do farmer. about IS years Of
ago. aud leaves . large family c,n
listing Of . wife and eight children
Preston s nth 10 . young married
mau. B lib parties are we'll conuec'
ted, and the rash act IL greatly re-
srsttod. The trouble grew cut o.
.nm. stick breaking INFO the field ol
Nc. Exams.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
A PREDICTION.

We predict that judge Bridewell.
the independent candidne for tls
Lpi.la,ur, OF Coplaa o,uaty. vii!
.tsp down and on, before The clos
Of Toe pressut campa'ga. TIE pro-.
sure is to great fur him. Ii sboald
~ ire 10 the private sh .dss VI lie
Br,okhaven d mocra:.
To .l's u growing imoression up
his way. II, has be- n do lying hi.
Joint app .in,men's. and We are in-
4 ned I F. the belief that he ia becom-
.pg sick. He vii retire to tho pr
sa shade OF lifs on cleo ion day.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
al, rose without . csuse,
IA ID fell without . nisiit."

In every speech we have heard
Mcneil mako be charges on the
Gemucrats the c ius OF ballot box
.iufiiug, and wLines considerably
because the grand jury don't it,
dict them. H. need not wait foI
tho grand Jury to ac', for the JUST.
css Of tho peace can inquire in'o
these matters. and II he knows the
fact and can establish it by testiino.
ny. be ought certainly IL 20 Def re
sumo justice. make the III lavit and
Start the proceed,ng' that will Pun.
lib the Offenders. That much ss q
c.t.z,n is bis duty. II no can NJ!
establish it, then as q truthful man
10 ought not to make . charge he
can't prove.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
The Steamer Centennial Strikes . snag
and Goes Down.

The steamer Centennial strIkss . snAs
and Goes Down.
The stsau,sr Centennial. on its
way from 8. L,u,s 10 New Or'stns.
struck q mag opposite 10 81 ,le's
point, Tenn ard sunk' 10 nine feet
0f water. Tue Genie, nial has been
plying betw..n the frst named o.ty
aud Nsw Orleans fr years. She
wss vslued ut $50 900. but was To-
sure fr only $4,000. She had on
b mrd when sas ss K 1000 barrel, OF
q 'ur aud u,iscoi!aneou. freight, all
VI which 10 valued a. 100000. TIE
boat will not prove o total wreck.
hut e.nnot DO repaired for LEES than
$1,000.
Haies Pint, which IL thirty miles
Above Msinphis. has been tie scsne
u more thau one STEAMBOAT cissster.
more than Ave p.lsiial steamers h.v-
ing beon wrecked within . hundred
yards VI whore the Csntenuial
went down.
The boat had q good many pas
aspgsis on board, but they and the
crew were Ill ssvad.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
Pufioined From the Columns OF tn
Rrookhayen Democrat.

Purioined From the Columns Of the
Brookhavsn Democrat.
Aaron Williams, colored, was
tried before Justice Bagsstt last S,t
uriay for burglary. Mt having the
whsrewith to make his bond good,
hs was allowed to enter our county
jail FREQ Of charge.
On Taesdsy last . full grown
deer. holly pursued by scme dogs.
took refuge 10 Dickson's Grove near
the brick yard. and was killed BY Nj
Jobes, who has charge OF the negr"
convict camp.
Nr. p. Henry aud family. who
have BEEN abesnt some time rus'ica.
ting At Browns Wells, has returned
TO Brookhs,sn.
College opened on tho 10th inst,
aud It IL refreshing 10 -, among
The atteudi' 6 scholars very many
familiar faces. as vel as new ones.
Capt. r. B. Withsrs, accompanied
by Lis family. left on Tuesday last
On route Tor Louisville. Ky., who're
h. will establish himself in business
10 that city.
We regret Ia know that our young
friend. Geo. l. Or ~by. is still con
6ued 10 his bel with severe illness.
Dan Sasser, who shot the nsgr'
st d .guschi,to q few days sg,. had
. preliminary trial before Jastise
B.gge,t on Thursday las. and va
bound over to tho C,rcuit c 'urt j
the sum Of $3.50. H. gave the re-
qlired bond.
Oae hundred and forty young 10
dy boardars enrolled at the Whit
worth College the 2ad day OF th'
term. We learn that . larger mum
Der Of pupils will 10 in attendance
this term than fnr several years past
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Capt Lyell, Of Wesson, has re-
turned from his v isit TO Virginia,
much pleased With the trip. H.
took 10 the Louisville Ex position.
and saga that waile tho space allot'
ted to Mississippi Was the most
prominent. her exhibit wa the poor
est. In fact he saw only q cotton
stalk. juts sta'k and probably q
bunch OF grass. He hardly felt like
acknowledging that he was from
Iississippi.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
COPlAd DEMOCRATIC TICKET


For District Aao'ne,-9;h District
r N. MILLER Of Cnpiah.
Fur STATE s ,nator--29th d strict.
T A DICKSON. Of Simpson
For the Legisla,ur';
A. B. GUYNE';
Dr.. E. A. ROWAN;
Fur Sheriff.
TT. nARGRAvE;
For Charcsry C.rk;
G +. WOLFE;
For @ remit Geek
Z. W. BROWN;
FJr Treasurer,
r. W. MlLLSAPS;
For Assessor.
c d. RHYMES;
For Surveyor.
A F. KlLPATRtcK;
For Cor,ner a".l X anger.
DC. WOODS;
Supervisor Be" on,
JOEL Lilly.
Jusii~. of The p are, Beat i,
q d. LOWE.
For Constable.
S G.. KENT;
For Supervisor. Be,t 2,
W. +. PRICE.
For Snn.rvis"r, beat 5.
J. F. SEXTON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Mcneil said in speech recently.
that It Was casrs d that Matthew'S
wa. supporting him and Bridew ~,
aud that f.o: was urged against him
by democrats, yet he said Judge
Millsaps. also republican, was sup.
porting the democratic ticket. and
he oouId Toe no difference in that.
We can tell the ssintsd PArsou that
this IL the difference: Judge Mill.
aaps came to as. while be and B.lde.
veil went to Mathews. d. you
zee, old mani
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

TIE Mississippi State Teachers
A..ociation will meet IN Jackson IN
Tue 9Th oil December next. Tie
programme includes sssnys and di"-
cuss ~ by some Of the N 'st di'.
,inguish cd educators and emmett
citiz n Oi our Stat. Among the
participants we notice the nam's Of
Dr.. II. F. J,.hnsor. OF Brookhsven,
,Irs Judge P-yion aid Rev. w. Is
bingham. The meet ng PROMISE
we'll for the educational interests Cd
our 8 at, anil We have no doubt
will be highly entertaining To oil Wis.,
itors who choose t. attend. t. whon
u cordial invitation to be present. Ia
excluded.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
PUT copllH DOWN FOR ONE THOUSAND
MAJORITY.

mAjuhitts
Fro q all over the CO inty comes
the most cheering news In regard t"
the .uvass. Tirind.psndents have
sssn the hand writing on the wall
and are sick of heart an ! lowly oi
spirit. while in the ranks Of tho dem.
ocr ,cy the greatest on husissm pre-
walls, aud their glad shou 9 sohn
from hilltop to hilltop and through
every lowly vale.
Wssson ia solid. Bs,uregard 10 de-
tsrminei, H.zishnr,t |, full OF en-.
t ,u,issm, Crystal 8 lriug' 10 ablaz',
while tbs country precincts are un''
ted aad harm ,nious. II isa bid
year Tor independents. They m 's'
give way before the onward rush o'
the great democratic tidal wa's that
is about to sweep over tho county. or
else be sunk iuto everlasting obl'vi
on, where tho negroes cease ffom
voting and the torehsai ofii'e seek
er /, forever at rest. Yaz'o 10 hold
ing out her hands and imploring
q ,piah TO join tbs si'serhool OF
counties that stani redeemed, and
whose affairs arc in the hands Of her
true people. C,piah Will respond.
Tie ere. arc burning brightly, On d
her gallant sons will not rest until
the l.st ye,tiGs Of indupsndeutiso'
il wiped out. Tue we have but q
few independent o'i's holders Il"
he county. but the psop,e will have
Clean sweep this time.
Pat C,oiah do sn for on' thousand
democratic majority.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
Ads couRAoINo PROSPECT.

A farmer who n+s lived 10 Hinds
county for forty years, and who took
u trip day or two az, to Matches
by railroad, reports that the cot
ton crop along the limo Of the road IL
decid-dly tho poorest crop he has ev.
or seen in M.ssissippi or else where.
Que. halt Of an ordinary yield, b.
links, would be rather over than
under Q fair estimate.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Tao PAno!s s ar says that Geo.
Oten, died Wednesday night OF last
week, tom the eff.o:s Of blow on
the head with a paliug, received in .
d.fficu ty with josh Wallace, Tues
day nigh. Squire Bilch heard the
ca,o wsdnesd y aud discharged
Wallace. tie sviieno, showing that
he had acted in self defense. Both
The bsliyersnts were colossd.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Agood many more arc under con-
tract, and We zee no MASON wy the
town will not build up. Il was &C.
riously considered by tie citizens Tor
.oms time whether they wonld make
any attempt to rebuild, bus alter
msture consideration ihoy corc'udod
they would, and have gone as II In
earnest.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

We are often sskrd "how IL the
canvass progressing'" Being 10 a
position to know. We answer, It Ia
prog sssing ansly. We have made
iiuu start rad from every part Of
the county 'we hear the cheering
news that the people are being thor.
oughly aroused. md are fully alive
70 the Importance Of the work before
them. All We need to insure dem.
ocratic ,uccess is for the thinking
men to be thoroughly aroused.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
INFORMATION WANTED.

Gil. j. b. d Jason. better known
ia tue 20 i;io~; ling. AZ (John Bats
Dsason, !, out for district attorney
runing IN his owl ",narits." Hs will
undoubtedly curry this county, but
ureu Soot,s! hsLsiu wi ! w.x him
through III. D strios Toe CO... vii
e,ra b. fore he 10 though the cam.
paign that
"H, rose wi'houta csuse,
"A ID fell without . msiit."
Gil. oil b y. We feel t. nlerly" Tor
you. M,L.iu wants no better rn-a,
than you this fall.-Brookhaven
Dam ,ciat.
That's Ill right. We lika to sec you
90 emf lent, bat We ri.o for little
information. VINO in the nsme o.
Andrew J.ekson !, M,LNiuf H,
soem. to have spru " into ths politi.
cal arsns unhsraldei.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

It is said ths. q. Antioch last Sat-
urd y, the rsds were quite jabiisat
aud inclined to b. belligsrent. Our
boys cau't afford to bs iutimidsted
Look out, boyA
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

A republican remarked recently,
that Il he owned hell and Yz'oo
county, ho would rent ont Yazoo aud
live In the other place. s. much
Tor the cauvass Of 1875. W"nder II
any such high compliment from The
same source will ever be bestowed
upon Copish I?
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Oar Bard vi Supervisors would
have mis- appropriated the mamma
that fell from II Mvsn for the Oil.
dren Of Israel. II ,hsy c'uld have
gotten . fair discount and hsdn'.
oesn afraid II would have spoiled be-
turs they could get It off their hanis,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

The public vel. tss bseu cleaned
on aud supplied With new curbing'
and We understand 1t IL proposed 70
place w,nd.'n,ll over 1t 10 draw ont
the water -P.uols Star.
No use of that. S,ud down and
get the @ ,piah y atesman. De Will
furnish oil the wind needed.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

A young 10 ly CIV hiied a rather
bid COMMERCIAL touris. on the
streets 10 i+rles.on, 8 9. last
week. To dude is not rs pretty q.
he wa. before but be has . good deal
more sense, aud 9 heap more discre.
,ion
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
Editorial Items.
Ysz;o and COpiah {!


Ysz,o and COpiah!
Hurrab for the Forest Hi cub.
Hold tho fort; We can't give her
ur.
Senator Georg, has our thanks for
public Documents.
Democrats. do your duty and rs'
diem your county.
A COW diel in A'ta'a county lat
week Of hydr paobia.
Toe Rlis like hot things; let's
give EN- warm CANVASS.
BE Bee has resigned his position
., depot agent ut Magnolia.
Mr. Bridges speaks OF taking the
little twins to l. Louisville. Ky.
Gov. Lowry was confined to his
bed last week with severe illness.
Senator Lamar viii make SINE
speeches 10 the State duIilg the cal.
vass.
Tue bars is TO go. Tue ed;cs has
gone forth. SO tho girls shall bang No
moro.
A cadet the in Naval Aca-
dem, at annapolis, has been expel!-
cd for lazirg.
J.fIsrsou conn'y's fair vii begin
Oct l6h We return thaLks for an
Invitation to attend.
A bale Of cotton has been received
ut Pass Caristian. We wonder il
they knew what it was.
Capt. II. Q. T.avis, republican Of
Pike, is announced AZ an independ'
ont candidate for f-ater.
The Na'cb.z Crusader savs that
the Illinois C Ltral has bought the
Natcb.z and Jackson road.
There will be M nominations made
for any Office in Warren county eth
or by republicans or democrats.
Al the a,torial convention held al
L bcrty one thousand and one ballots
were taken, aud Go. ii. Gjvan
nominated.
De. G o. N. Smith, of PAS Chris.
tiau, dad at that place On the 18Th
int. He wss an uncle OF the editor
OF THO paper.
The National Methodist Locil
P,es.hers Association will hold i's
annual session at Philadelphia, be-
ginning O,;. 8.
Down 10 the district below they
have nominated T A. MsLiin f,r
district attorney. Wao in the dick
ems is McLaiu. anyhow?
Co, j. D. Dsasou. OF Btookhsvea,
h,s announced himself q, csadi-
date for district attorney. He is
D.ason candidate, on q Dsason
platform.
DE-. II. p. Akin. has announced
himself a. q candida . for tho leg;s-
iatups from L'uco.n county. The
doctor j, o substantial citizen AMI
would make gooi representative.
The citizsns OF Pike oourty are
c,ntending With gang of horse
thieves. Several VI tho ring l'ai"rs
have bon arre.t,d aud lodged in
ill. How would little hemp do in
such case!
Traius ale running on The 6r-'
twenty miles Of the Canon. Alter
deem and n ,shville r abroad. firm
K,sciusko aud McC.ol Sra'isn. TIE
legraph line is opera'ed between
StGkvills and K sciusk'.
We understand that Mr.. Joseph
Mclunis. OF C,vi,gton c'un y, 10 tie
opposition csDd date for SET a,or in
tbs district. Oar hope is that old
J q will make a canvass, for IL DO
does and lets the people sos him he
Is sure TO DO defeated.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Bsttsr have no Legislature than
such u one as Bsidewell and McNsii
would mako.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
THE GOOD WORK GOES nRAvELr ON
Wesson Says She Will Turn
Up Unanimous.
nAzLEHURsr. BEAUREoARp AND
CRYSTAL SPRINGS AnLAxE.

Tn, Country Precincts All Unitsd and De-
terminsd to Put IN End to the inds-
psndsnts.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

1883 sends her besl respects
back 70 1875 with many thanks iOy
her examp!s.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Heat her up rod hot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-16
FAIR Myrtle's Sweetheart.

Myrtle !"
Reginald !"
Tho girl. tall, stately beauty, with
lissom form and glorious coronal Of
of hair that fell in golden shower over
her Grecian neck, threw herself passion
ately into his arms
Eyes, my precious one, said Regi-
paid. STOPPING to kiss the ruby-red lips
that were uplifted to his and pressing
her still more closely to bis star-board
ribs I'VE shall both be very happy
in the future--very, very happy
care you sure of this" she asks,
perfectly sure?"
so sure" he answers her, "that |
would stake my whole existence on what
| have told you"
In the gathering shadows she looks
up into his face. and the yearning elo-
quence Of his eyes stirs her heart with
strange tenderness. II was not such
love as she felt for her father; it was
no feeling that had ever touched her
heart before. When she stood before
him there was u something Of awe that
held her silent. conviction that this
man was of sublimer, grander mold
than any who had ever crossed her path.
"And why shall we never know sor-
row or pain ?" she asks, her pure, young
face lighted up with sweet, trustful
smile
Because" he says in low, mellow
tones, 81 have concluded not to get
married Chicago Tribune.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-16
Patience.

There are clouds as we'll as sunshine
in this life, and one cannot expect to
live continually in the latter. The
clouds are sometimes those Of adver-
sity, sometimes of sorrow, and often
are the shadow Of calumny. Patience
is required under all these Affections
Conscious innocence, where your good
name has been assaulted should sustain
you. and enable you TO patiently await
future vindication. Be assured that the
ignorant and vulgar will believe the
worst that may be said Of you. The
intelligent and just will accord you a
fair hearing before they condemn you.
The innocent, therefore, must wait pa
ticntly until the just give them hear
ing. No one should be condemEed un-
Ill both sides Of the case have been
heard. Injustice has been done many
pure minded person by the forming Of
an opinion based on the evidence Of
prejudiccd witness, before the accused
has had time to have bis case correctly
stated Beware Of hasty conclusions.
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j OBJ p RI N T. / N G.
SUCH As
LARGE POSTERS, HANDBILIS,
CARDS, BLANKS,
BILL-HEADG,
Together with every other description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Executed with neatness and dispatch.
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed to
change four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are to occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-16
Neatness in Women.

A woman may be handsome or re-
markably attractive in various ways !;
but il she is not personally neat, she
cannot hope to win admiration. Fine
clothes will not conceal the slattern. A
young woman with her hair always in
disorder, and her clothes hanging about
her as il suspended from prop, is al
ways repulsive. Slattern is written on
her person from the crown Of her head
to the solcs Of hor feet, and IL she wins
husband. he will turn out in all proba-
bility, either an idle fool or a drunken
ruflian. The bringing up of daughters
to be able To work, talk and act like
honest, sensible young women, is the
special task Of all mothers, and in the
industrial ranks there is imposed also
the prime obligation Of learning to re-
spect household work for its own sake.
and comfort and happiness it will bring
in the future. Housework is drudgery.
but it must be done by somebody, and
had better be we'll than i'll done.