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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
Regret OF a Practical Joker.
lChicago Herald. ]

George w. Cable regrets the pra ctical joke
played on Mark Twain through his agency,
and vows that he will never have q hand in
another ente rprise of the kind Mr.. Cables
joke was arranged several weeks before April
:, an q C insisted Of a concerted demand by
Twain's friends for his autograph. Since the
joke-a not very rpToarious one at best
took place. Mr. Gable has Letn thinking the
matter over, and it has occurred TO him that
If, between the date the joke was agreed
upon and the lst Of April-perhaps a. the last
moment, whom too late TO rec all tho letters
death had visited hr. Clemens house hold
there would not have hsen very mHch iua in
the thing. lie is quI;@ right. Under such
circumstances the joke would have been
turned into Il very dismal affair in Iced, both
for its perpetrators Gni the victim.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
business Hens Detectives.

New y ork Mail ana Express
Much of the work done by US involves the
looking up of the habits of clerks IN banks
aud business houses and the employees OF
express companies who have the handiing OF
large sums of money. 1t is the rule OF some
Establishments or companies TO have the
habits Of their employees examined yearly u
man is found to be spending more money
thar he earns or is becoming reckless in his
expenses, he is warned by his employer, and
if he still persists in his course, is dropp"d
from his position. When important business
interests are at stake merchants or bankers
cannot afford to have in their Offices men
who have the least bit OF irregularity at
tached to their habits of living.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
a Ronanza King at Dinner.

lIeander RlChardSon.I
Mackey always sits with his back in the
corner He is commonplace-looking man,
with thin gray hair and white muNtnchc.
lie looks like the sort of II rich man who has
gathered his shekels by accident, aud
should not take him to lie the possessor of any
remarkable degree of iatellect When Mackay
finds that any of his dinner, through the pro
cess Of mastication, has stuck between bis
teeth, he does not help himself TO IA quill aud
pick it out--not Le That would be consid-
cred inIpolte in a man Of his position. So
be just takes his napkin between his thumb
anu forrfnger, rams his whole fist into Lis
mouth, ard hauls out the shred which re-
fuses TO move on. 1t is Laautiful aud ap-
petiziug spectacle which he pres nt' upon
these occasions. But he has got a barrel Ot
money, and that makes all the difference in
the ", rid
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

The following from the Fargo Republi-
can Is unnecessary advice to north Dakota
ssiti is exactly what they have always
done, but it is a timely pointer for the
south The lesson taught US of the
north by the experience at Huron is this;
That hereafter north Dakota must 60 into
territorial conventions as a unit. present a
s)lid front, if she would figure as an i'm
portant factor in territorial politics.
Whatever cur local quarreIs may he, how
ever bitter the hatrcds th,t may be en-
gendered by them, we must cast them
aside when We go to meet the men of the
south in council"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14


The Turf, Field aud Farm says OF Nit
aw-e-g -go-how, the Indian contestant in the
recent SIX days race in New York: He is
handsome, splendidly built fellow, and
carried himself so gracefully as to win all
hearts. He had never been in n six day
race and so lacked experience. The to-
bacco smoke troubled him, and he found
the never ending sawdust circuit very
nonotonous. He sighed for the bracing
atmosphere and picturesque scenery of
Dakota. He rolled up one hundred miles
before going to bed and then became
discouraged. He was the recipient of a
great deal Of applause. Properly trained
ana handled, he will make great man at
the six-day business"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

The enacting clause of Morrisons tariff
bill was stricken out Tuesday by the Re-
publican and Democratic protectionists in
Congress. The vote was close, but is
a big victory for protection considering
the overwhelming Democratic majority in
the House. The Republican minority led
the hght and the result shows the coun-
try is not likely to pass into the hands of
fr,e traders for soma time vet.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
kurfcE.TINgFR CULTURE.

e. g. Land ohlce. Huron. DakGta, Marsh %. 1884
Complaint having becn entered AZ this Office by
willis H. PaFnes sgaint Eiwarl DeNih for failure
Il, eomTly with law az 10 Timbrr-Caliare Eantrv
No. A40i siitrhrll. dated June ~, 1852 upon the
Soutfwset quarter Of section 80. township III,
range eS in Hand county, Dakota, with a view to
the cancellation of said entry: contestant sliesis.s
tiiat the said Edward Dewitt has failed 90 breai
amy Of said land within the first twelve I2l mou'hs
after filing. that there is no breaking at Ih Tie
land; that be has wholly tailed io comply with the
law for tlgber culture hlins, The said parties arr
hereby summoned 70 appear at this Office on the
u day Of May, isS4 at 0 o'clock A. NJ 10 respond
and furnish testimony coneqrniug said ALLEGED
lailIrr. q, B ARMSTRONG. Register
April lG.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

The Northwestern manufacturing and Car
Company, of saltwater, AIinu., of which
United States Senator Sabin is President,
failed Saturday, with liabilities Of about
slOO0,0oO and assets that will aggregate
Si,O0O,0O0, J. II. Townsend & Co., millers
also suspended their liabilities beng
estimated nj $500, 900.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

The Red River Valley is truly productive
The East Grand Forks Courier relates, and
Eouches for the truh OF it, that farmer on
Snake river, Marshall county, Minnesota,
cQurted grass widow, who was divorced
atl0a.m; he married her at III a IN. and at
SPIN. she presented him with triplets-all
in one day. Now who will wonder at forty
bushels Of No hard per acre =?
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
SoTrCI--TIgBrR CULTURE.

L. s LAND oFFrcE, HunoS DAKOTA Feb % 1884
Complaint having been entered at tlig Office by
Thomas A. Williams aEsinst squire w Campbell for
fpihre 70 comply with t. timber culture entry
-NFs..t,rs- esS itsI., .,iia .Jss
lya, range ~. IN Band eoilniy. Bakots, with view
lcgiug that snid Campbell has not made
any improvements whatever the said parties
are Hereby sprnmnnca 10 appear before B, ~. Mi
ianl, Not ary pubir At Mi'ter DAD on June 2 1884
az =, m tn rspend aud furnish testimony regard
Ing tins alleged isiiure. FINAL hesring 20 eramins
testimony an3 render deCiE n at this Once on the
g'h Cay at Jufia, isEi at ? O'Clock a m.
epr23 q y ARMSTRONG, Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

Providence is unusually accommodating
to this portion of the great vineyard. The
latter part Of last week Some of the sim
pers commenced complaining about il
being too dry for breaking, 1t rained all
saturday night and Sunday, and the pros
poets are that we will have more grain
this fall than We can handle.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
Eherir's Sale.

Territory Of Dakota
W. r. CFecelius and J l. Or celus II. l. Garlick
and Ann Garlck.
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue OF an eHecu.
ton O. me directed and delivered ani now IN my
bands issned out of the Clerks oice of TIE Second
judi id District Court Territory OF Dakota IN aud
for ths county of Hand upon ia.ls,ment rendered
In said court in IsyGr Of " I. Crccclius and J. T.
CrCctlius and agaa.t IL, J. Garck and Ann Gariirk.
have levied the following described real estate
north V Of northeast = OF section 10 town IL,
range es, in said county and that shsll on Sa.ir
day the 3ist day of May 1854 al the hour Off O'Clock
p m Of said day at the steps Of the pastofce door
Of The town Of Miller Hand county, u. T f. proceed
10 eel a the right 'tte sud interest Of the above
named defendants n. !. Gsrlick and Ann Gsrck
in and 10 The above desrr,bsi property 20 satisfy
said 10 1Emcr. sHi Sastl amounting q SlGS.l5 to-
gstheT WITH all accring cost of sale and cteref on
the same frOm the 24th day Of March 1854. at tie
rate OF per cent Per anpum AZ public suction 20
the highest bidder for cash
Dated az Miller the 2gth day cf Marrh 1885.
l. p. GRIFFuH,
Sheriff Of The caaHty oi Hand, ID. T.
q. o, tCTsos, Plaintiffs Attorney.
apaH0is
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
THE NEW CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

49," S1N nRS SSSA@0 80 ~~~'
Commissioner McMurtry was in Miller
last Saturday and during n brief conver-
station with him, he stated that it was the
general expressed opinion Of the people
In his part Of the county that the new
central Committee should he appointed
@follows: Let the chairman of each
township committee be member of the
county central committee. This seems 20
US to be a good fair way Of settling the
matter, but yet it has an obiectional fea-
lure or two While nll the townships are
not nov organized, yet they will be in an
other year, and il tbt matter is treated
fairly the committee will have to be re-
organized and admit the new townships.
There would then be n gigantic central
committee of forty members. Again 1t
will seem unfair to many that township
Of 90 voters should have the same repre-
sep,stion that township Of 400 voters has
The only fair way to do is to apportion
members on the Central committee ac-
cording to the vote Of the townships or
hnges The prs KS has no further sug-
ssstions to offer and viii expect to abide by
rhsvill Of the people,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
CON TESTS.


7. g. land Office. Huron. ~ T. March 81 Issi
CoRplaioi having been entered at this office by
N"hEel Reed aarinu John D0lau for failure 10
cn'ly with law 6, u t,mhcr-culure eutry No ESQ
datcd iact.. -, lft3 upon the southeast quarter
If strtG ". township l09. range G9 in Hand
county ltakot9 wi'ha visw 20 the cancellation Of
saii entry cOatc tgnt alleging that said Dolan has
fsiled 70 break b. be broken FIVE acres OF the
tract claimed d9riug The first year OF entry the said
parties are hereby summoned TO appear at this
nfbre On the 20 day Of Jane iSt4 at O'clock A. NJ.
10 re pond and furnish testimony concerning said
ALLEGED failure. q. y. ARMSTRONG, Register.
apF.3
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

LAND OFFICE At HURON. d. T. March -. fsSi
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
rtlCr has hicd notice OF his inter ion 10 make Anal
urUot in support Of his claim, and Aual entry
G.reOf and that said proof of himself aud witness
e5 viii be made before the Clerk of the district
court in and for Hand county 90 KILLER u. r or
Thursday the 10Th day Of May. 1884. viz: Samuel
oConuor Jr under hia D. =, No GGiQ SERIES 10. the
southwest s section 81. town no. range GS and he
names the following wits4sea 20 prove his cuniin-
uoua residence upon and cultivation Of said tract
Vie; Charles OSEouneS-y, John Armstrnng Patrick
Fitzgerald and John GFamstcd. all Of Miller D. 7.
spr2 q, j. AUNsHRoSG, Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
The Ruling Passion.

A patent medicine manufacturer died In
New York last week. Before lie died his
friends asked him how he would ike TO be
buried. He had just strength left to say:
"Insert me top column next ID reaiing mat
ter iifty-two times electro by mail, AMI then
he closed his eyes ani passed. away - that
bourne where there ars no omissions nor
wron- Insertions
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
Republican Citizens with Coronefs
On TscIr Letter. Paper.

New York Cor Philadelphia Rec ri.l
was never more struck with tie longing
Of simple republicans for af.s,oeratic belong,
fms than the other day Ia looking over 20
Of letters, answers TO invitations roceived by
a friend OF mine who had given large AMI
fashionable entertainment. Nine cut OF
every ten Of these letters had coat-oi-arns
embossed on the paper and envelopes, ana
not only q coatof-arms but coats-of-arn
that are used BY persons OF very high no
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

LhSr OFFIcE AZ uuEoN r T. March % 1854
Notice Is hereby rigcu that the following named
settler has jod Gyace Of d intention to make nual
prD0f IN support of his claim and that said proof Of
himself and wtuess0sU win he made before clerk dist
cour; IN aud for Hand county o. Miller u T. on
Thursday the 10 day OF May lssi, viz: Samuel
UConn0r under li3 u No Tf6S aerios for the
southeast y section 81. town 10 range s. and he
names the following witnesses g. prove his contin.
uous residence upon and cultivation Of said tract
viz: Charles Dishonesty. John Armstrong Patrick
a9r2 GB ARMS TONG, Resistsr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

Nose which is our cat, wen you rub him
the rong way in the dark he strikes fire like
ae .as nut. Billy he at my father if Moses
sparks was lec<tricity, aud my father be ss.i
x GEES 50. Billy, COS ] have otSeIfsi tasl
wen ycg tr.d Hl his ia h is Il htnini'
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES CHOSEN.

PIERRE, OAK. May, l4.-The Democrat
ic convention here to-day WIS large and
enthusiastic. Representatives were pres
ent from all the counties Of south Dakota,
and nearly all the northern courties. Old
platform was adopted, and after spirited
contest McCormac. of Grand Forks, and
7isbach, of Scotland, were chosen dele
gates to the Chicago convention July =.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
Ipwardness or COFFEE Essence

According to DR.. Cyrus Edison, Of the New
York health department, the coffee essence
which is used in cheap restaurants for flavor
ing the beverage sold a. coffee is composeif
powdered licorice, paste, dried buliocks
bloc :, chicory, aid a very small quantity 0f
very poor coffee. The manufacturers ale TO
be prosecutei.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

Ordway has given SO 900 bonds for his
appearance at the June term OF court on
the Indictment found against him by the
Grand Jury. His bondsmen are Alex.
Mckenzie, of Bismarck. and D. NJ. Inman,
OF Vermillion, both Democrats.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

IAsp oFFICR "A HcEpE, u T.. NSy, 1874
NJ s.cy HeF~by given tlai Tie faiiuvins nsue,i
settler bas Dled roro Of bis intention 10 make hai
proof IN sdppoit ot his claim. aud nal 2tr
thereof. aud that nid proof himself aud witness.
- vii be msds before the Clerk 81 tbs Distrltt
Court n and for iiaad county - r. al Miller D. L
On "Wednesday The rfb day of Jgie les1. VI f,
sionfoc Riggs under his -. 8. No 1,9s serias.
soF this Ngrihwest quarter sesti0A 3, tJwu Ig.,
range 90 ana be nance the fol4cv ing witnesses L
prove his c0iitiguuus i1ence upon and cgltTa
tiun OF sSii tract viz; Tnomas CswC0G. : Cawu9
q. W ARNsf apSo
ma Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

l4ASH OEtlcr At HURON, u. T.. Apfii lSsI.
Motto. Is hereby owen that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make final
proof Ia support Of bis claim and secure anal entry
thereof, and that said proof nf himself aud witnesses
viii lie made before the Probate judge in and for
Hand county, at Miller II T. on "Wednesday the glrt
day of MAY IS>I, VIZ; Alfred Lar on under his
). No. Ed93 Huron series. for tie n0Itheatt X
Of section -, town | II range 60 and he nanos the
following witnesses to prove his continuous rest
ieuce upon and cultivation Of said tract viz: Ris-
ley Hart n. Il, Lowell, Peter Hcugh. Matt Aheru.
all 0t Miller. y, I.
apr9 q. y. AUHsTRoNa Recf ter
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
LAM orrcr Al Irunox. u. I. Apr. 10 1854

LAM OFFCr ~ Huron, y. I, Apr. 10 ltSI
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of HIS intention to make
hha proof IN surport ~ his caiGi. aud secure final
entry thereof, and that said proof OF himself and
witness will be msde bcfott the Clerk Of the
q ifH court in and for Hand county, %. r. at
Miller u. T., on Saturday q eSi-i DAY oi May lss5,
VIZ; John A Immert under his d & No. 3.7Sl
series. for the Northwest quartsr of section 20.
town III. RANGE 6s. and be names the following
Witnesses 10 prove his contiluoua rftidcnce ard
cultivation Of said tract viz Edward Corrin Joseph
toIrin. Hugh A. Connor and G. Vi. Northup. all on
Miller ID I. O, B. ARNsrRosS. Register,
af,ro9
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

r&Np OFFIcr At UUEcs D T.. April 20. 1884
v ;ice q heryhy given that tue following named
sett er ~ al.l uutire Of fis Intention N make
fnal prcoi IN airport 81 ht8 claim. and secure
ira eptsy Thereof end that said p.oof VIII be made
b tn-a d :. Ie.aftsF and Bscsiycr vi the United
states lsiin 0lce ~ Huron. .. (. on Wednesday the
18th AZ - June. !; 81, az 10 ccl3rk 4. ". vi1i
Cisr " L waksf 81 unGsrl,is q. sat neut No ssI
i4grua series. ser tEe Horfifwe ugartrr, sectlan
town rs raBae 90. aud he Eauta- Tie falioNins
utuesse. T. prove jis ctnanu0u rcsldeaee npuh ant
ctluystaU 81 saif tract VI; Ansii WooawNrd,
Cllr-ts NSa5Wor,A I. Ally AID Theron wood~crth
All Of HDseli Hama conpty. b 4.
Gro. a. ARNsIRosG
tas- Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

Chas. Ford, the slayer of Jesse James,
committed suicide last week by shooting
himself. His reward money was about
sopr. and remorse got in its work.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

Chicago Herald: The travelling shnwmor
are exhbi:ing three skeletons Of Gu'tceI--
his skeleton when ne was hoy, his sEcletn,.
before he shot Garfield, and mis- skcle;oA a'.er
Ee mad baen hanged
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

The steamship State of Florida, collided
with bark in mid ocean last week, and
ships Immediately sunk. Out Of l67 souls
on board only fortT some were saved.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

Arkansaw Traveller: Ter whup man Is
painful ter de man, but ter 60 rom an talk
about i afterwards is awful DE splinter
nuris wus wen it's pulled out dep Wen it,
stuck la.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

The wheat crop Of the entire territory
for 1884 is estimated TO be 10000, 600
bushels,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

LAEp OTFICE AZ liULoS, D T, April 2:rd lsS4
Notice i hereby given that Gle following named
settler has died notice Cf lis intention 10 nal. tua
pr 81 ia spTpsTt Gi his claim, pnd srcure hna entry
thereof. and that said proof 1i hinaCf ard Nitnes
viii b. made belgTs tue Cirrk ot The ui-tr., .
court IN .ad f9r Hand county AZ Miller, H.. A., OF
Wednesday tie soth day q JgHe itai. viz ]: David
Walton under his III No. Gjo6 series, tor tt
-nuthuait Z section s. town lis, mnge bS. and be
uAinca tlc following NitDeseF 20 prove his cun;luu
u,s f,sGeare upon and rtsl'iyaticu ~ gaid tragt.
VIZ Y, !. ssnatt, GgCg2e RelsaD, CiAus lzylsr aud
Henry Burk. al u hiiiigr y. G.
apla9 G. J.. AEHETEpSg Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
LAM orrics Al irrRoy. D n. Apr 10 iss4

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
@stlsr has led notice Of his intention 20 tuAa tiue
proof IN support Of his clsiu, aHd secure final
entry tieraot and thsi sgid proof Of liin
III and witnesses viii b. made before tie Pro-
bate JneEe n and Tor HEGe county u. A NJ miller.
r r., Monday tie day of June 1854 viz: ast,
rie~. for the northwest quarter OF ste 81 tawnship
III. range tS and he names tho following witnssses
10 prove his cont uols residence npan ani culti-
yAtiOp OF said raCt via, y a. Lowell retIiel FifX-
gerald. John ~ Skchne-sey aul Lui.n Gibbons all
o. Miller y. o. Haai County. H. T.
Rproi q. B ARafyIRoNG. Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
COATS-Or-ARMS

The United States, it is ssii, Is now the
second cupper producing country in tho
UnrId
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14

Souerville Journal: For a person study
ng music, we should say note meal diet
~ouh BE- excel.snt.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-05-14
FINAL PROOFS.

Land ofl.e IT Huron, u. T. May q, 1854
Notice is hereby given that tie following named
settler ha1 died a9ttcs Of his intention tp make tn8l
proof in support Of his claim, sad secure ANAL en-
ty theTaa and that said proof Of himself and Wit
uesses will bC made before JUDGE of probate court
ia aud for Hand county at Miller q 4 oa saturday
the 2 IA day OF June lsS4 VIZ: JUhu swanson una,
biz r - & 10. E.21 serves, Tor the Hcrthwe-t !.
OF section %. town 10 range 6s aad he the
it 10 llag witnesses to pfoVe his continuous Fesi-
denes upon and cultivation Of said trait viz l. I.
swe Gahd l. q. stark II. Miller, Andrew Butte.
all OF SweeGzld T.. o. Hand county. =. l.
inch26 q. Il. ARsasTEUSu. Reg ter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-01
THE NEW YEAR
AND HOW 1T WILL, Be usHEREo IN
Ia Whttlins-Ths Social ohssrvase,s Of the Day.
The Fss's'sss Practice OF "sntsrias Ca"
Apay oissrriaent and Recreation for b.
8id and fauaE- Tfxtch Hsstinrt, ry,

fa'ts, 's3; welcome 49, With The old year
passed into history, and the new year yet too
young to begin to make Itself record, people
ieel inclined to takO respite from business
cares and tolls, and to-day will be generally
observed as holiday, though perhaps not
20 universally as Christmas. The day will
doubtless see less dissipation thun Christmas,
Tor there Is an old, but Wholesome sapsss,i.
ton In many respects, that as q man com.
msncss The new year, so will he continue
through Its days. It Is peculiar to what All
extent this superstition prevails. Many q
man will borrow money on the last day Of
the old year rather than enter the new one
pennilef.; forgetting that II there DO INV
truth III his superstition he Is saddling debt
upon himself for SOS days. Many q confirmed
drinksr sobers up for the first, in hons that
The mysterious influence OF the years birth.
day Will keep him sober until another year Is
ushered In. a.t ~. -
Pablo officials enjoy a legal holiday to-day,
and many private business men will follow
their example. -
Several OF the churches observed An old
custom last night, holding religious meetings
TO watch the old year ont ana the new one
In. The meeting ut the North Street NJ, L,
Church was largely attended, ." ~.