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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
/ EIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
L ,ssrvcrn TRAINS ioav, foot Of Cortland and

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CorushdI and
Des09ossss ~, s5s a, SSS snc intermediate point,
?. M M for GcneSa. Lyons Emt. iioehesser Bgaa.o
and the West ana gT1,eoisstn sb 6S io bridge
Lyons anu m Tor EImia ana intermediate points Chair
car to Maucp "TTrnkhaanock and intermediate points
Ina PAS ~ TunkhsnnoeA Conneeuoh " he4lIh% an
~ m for Emra and principal lntncds;c uou,s
A''fS n ssi95sSSq9 u qpa a iniioTms4'e P2n.
- o.9oyt,pPn So 'Eeailng al1 HslrisDuf-.
tSf GfR Pullman LyG sepeF 70 Lyoh aa
leaving a. pyn. II Ma5andyp and P ms, s5o
Goal regions SUNDAY TRAINS
A. N. for Mauen CHUNK Aal1eIoh ana intermediate
po 70 m. FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
~ m for Geneva Lyons, f-unifa toehe3ter. EuialO
and no West pullman sleeper T. Lyons ana SUSPENSION
Bridge. General Easorn once. 2SS Broadway
NJ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
passenger trains leave TOO. Of Jay-sA follows from
West 42d.st is minutes, later -.
q. :S SS Liberty. fiancock Walton Delhi sidney
Fdmeston. Norwich, Utica H9pe. Oneida, OswegO. DC.
55 a. M Tor Campbell Han. Lakes Mohonk and Min
rewaska Wahl VALLEY stations, SONY Luid Mi1dleow n.
Booumgbufgh, Ellenyll9 NJ Dale Pittsburgh Huaey
N zoo JUN p NJ FOR Campbell Hal. Mohons and MIN
ncSsss wsllkl Vsey f.aons MlGiefSwn BoSsmnE
I Tssvv f.sOEfb Sity. RI Roctand s4'''''''A
nj nm 82 q Ibu @ waftstofo hcass ~'u''''0"D
"a c6 ~ h. Tor Mdletown Pittsburgh Liberty Han
oc wfsoRR spesson Brise chiasso and oas
vest Reclining Chair Car free " Suspension Bliss.
fua 10 p M saturdays only for Campbell nan Middle
town Eenville EaIisegEeh bery kiScs Hard oA.,
''' FuS asi' saSs Seat. and ns
'S'''''' - aan Pass AgL. 10 Exchange Pisce NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

y Fbe only through sIeepug-cqr 81. Louis via \ ac
- U,lis icaKa. the tiaud Central DelO. 40 Do. tltl
LA ne NewYork Central. " hican Central ana wa asa
outt,ddluing.cars an mea.s-arrlilng IN ST. LOUIS
AZ serond moining. Conne"iigns ~ Union l"po.. 20
ouis Tor aii points West md Southwest For time
SHE .icoping-caI De, tbs 80, wsiE o9g 81 2A II J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

vt.ys FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market yesterday eAhDl''d "n" ...'
j, ,,aa attached IN the dealings in bpte Of
f'rfber adyces from the Jctelson Centre p9oi us
issocctfil 10 its staying qualities, Inc Ied 4.I'"
ibouch he general impression Is that ID VIII H' az
= ncoiIagtng one 10 the bulls. The maikct ciJ9el al
inc range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows: c.-,.,..a
N -hcst .......---.-. -...--.-----.-- aga a.
-. .
linal -. -'''''-.''''''' 200 100000
p ai'e, barrels. 90 ''f'''
Includes sales Of 1000 barrels cash oil % cen.%
Refined oil was dun aud unchanged at 20 C. ms NJ
Gallon I'M New York and Philadelphia, ana 'l1 '''i''
in baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.
E rid RAILWAN.-Ticket Oflces. 4O1. sl1

II RE RAILWAN.-Ticket Offices 4Ol; 81
~ 7l5 AMI 9j7 B1adway 1882 BoyeTy, ] Batte5gyt
nd 3ss FuiIops ana R %s o7 Gdiysy william
Ssaa sSon Jecg c. We ices oS snd ia
sepn Car rsysoPs ard Grsrs for checking si ans
leave 23is minutes earlier ian tpe sa nIEP rom
bay Gess Pullman ,o Buff ,iI wi aTs
town and Cautauqua Lake, o.. r,-,..,, .o,.,
r. ele q9y ana bS 81 h bg5q my son
coaches to Jamostown and lakewood for Sha9tSSp9ga
lana Cincinnati and ST. LOUIS. No extra charge for
p m every day CHICAGO and Grand Trunk Express soi
doacR:S to BarSio Yasaa Iai; Hamilton. L99aea
n nee Baet Sip as csssh 70 ROef este arrive 30
$2 e p m Ema opr2aeisyigP Jdmeso%n, Cory,
e1e 67 . " no cqsn gc at MS o7s
Dr. SOFA 3 37E GI5. :52l2. 9; o, 9;45, IL 80
Rv 3s1@4f5f ?A5 g. 81 20 sl e,
PaSelS a45 PA 7;52a "a s7 10 go II 81
53 rs Sj o7is e??iS5 $50 Z 5:5os 10 60 10
SiiSS, S:$5 a35 5:i5, oC7s o;i'' ESQ., T. 1880
NesaE ard via Ncy s;, Sa5 So 40 7S2s 5
a9 a. :51I IS p e; FIX 10
R?sS o7 TO- 90, 55;5O g. O:o7s' $50 T.
sa.& a2i1 e e s. s ?' '5S 81
@S $i2 i F7st hAD5e'o 90 Fast Express
WITH ytS' P,1 15 Car T. 4 80 s 80, 4.
Goshen as 52i2 g. 10 30 i, $780, 80. 5;So' u
Midtown and Port Jervls 445 :52, o. 10 30 l. 3.
SUNDAY local trains main line. 445, rs 10 30 AS
raress or oins from West arrive $50 40 3 10 9:55
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NJ j. DIVISION.
5:45 10 is, ii $50. - 20. no go, $3.50, 4.
days s Is 80. ! 40 4. 7 80 and : ;l5 :, oo On
$ d D. 10 a J. Is sS 49, e.
Suniays rs. 0 80, 1 80 4, 80, 8 "a. 1890.
20 General Passenger Agent Ior
"Suburran IiOue." with local time tables, ,,
w. J. MURPHY, J.. II. fAhSi ~.
General SuDt. General passenger hEoh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

TTNO NEW-HANEN. Z sc.
/ EXCURSION (good C days. o5.
steamers c. H. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
peck sim Pier %. T.. r. D. and II D.. m Sundays
II D. mJ correcting NJ New-Iaycn with special trains
Tor NFRIDEN. HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD HOlr
YOKE &C. Through tickets sold and baggage checked at
ga nroaiway. NewYor6. and CourL-st. BIooIIyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEkSLi.
~ FOOT OF Liberty 81. hoEfM ki'b'~
Time T9blc Of Auyu7t II. lisSSyy.,.oxn Naueh

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF MN M, ,JLh'hi'
TIT II T Fs,sa SS HH.or9 sas s
Chunk, wlkesbane aud serltt.n II ading hthsou Ien.
town "a sud M "a '5' chunk 'S'O"' ','' r,.,oo
:i "a s9a$2s1c saa iIs5sSSa ,ssFs
suibary L51is5afs WiiuaRspoFl ,u.,.
town, Maueh Chunk Reaii1a Harrs5urg Po,lsyilsf s;J
- 8A5 for Ea,ton getasae@ AissSS,a hau''
$50 p % ioT Femlngion. LaEg hopa;eeas Lssen
SIS D. m Tor Essto9, Beshehem Allentowp. Msues
chgn6 qg 6 etc On 3n ssgna s "
100 ?. a., Sundays Tor Lake HOIateong. nj, ooo,,
F roy o8 6 go9 f oc 80 6S 3D. II sandy
90 a. NJ. zoo ~ M ' sisy aiSs DO al
For Hrsntc ighiSods' Via Matawan and Keyport,
Fsr i la e Toms River ana Barnosnt, 90 s:iS
For ach iiayga Atlantic City vinclana and BRIDGE
For Psrta XM6oy 100 90 :!5 80 70 30 Il is
Sundays 0 go a. m. 200 ,. M
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
FOR LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK,
OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier 5, r.. foot Of Rector.st
MooNSHoUTH, SANDY HOOK AND ST. JOHNS!
for saa Beach S G6 M9a on Bs 90 sa
5a rs a SO saada :S S'S n.y. % y m
peasant .l' S2S 90 100 % 90 $50 idS
~ Lakewoo1 Toms River and Bamegat 80 m.
For oacS Haven, Atlantic City vlneIand and Bridge
For Atlantic HlghIahds 30 0 200 a. m Il 90 satur.
DAYS only 3:3o AIS $50 p m. Sundays, 80 a. rL'
NV sHorrFsr Avn QUICKEST RnrTg
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Contra L. oi ssH-Jvtsest TnldIc.phla ana lse2d.
iug X. IT, anl Baltimore aud Ohio H. r.. leave foot of
For phhaiclpS,a a. go, 7:t5, 80 . 30 II 90
M, 40, 30. 3:i5, 200, 500. 80 100; j. %
D. m. SUNDAYS 80, . 80 a. H.. 80, 30 3;lD,
~ Sgi ~ 1V WASHINGTON aa,lv a. 40 ~ 90
except suRdayj M, 30 30, :l5, 90, y 200 n
Trains leaving at AS, II 90 a. 40, 100. 80.
80, II 900 ,. have connection for Reading. Harris
burg, POtIsYlllr.
Tickets and iaror stats be procured IL 26l,
40 0ii, l,fQ 1923 Broadway 737 6h.aye.. 2Gi West
12ih-st, 13l East f.5th-st NcwiOgk; COurt-ss. $50
Fulton-st.. % Broadway. Brooklyn. e
NewY0Fk Transfer CompdAy VIII cali for ana cheek
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Col Flock Val q Toi

THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

CLOSING PRICES OF pflLAprLpnrA STOCKS
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08

on bis chin. with an unconscious gest-
urs VERY Uommoh 10 him while speak.
Ina. he Axsd bis eye steadily for a
momsnt on the captain Of The band.
one Hereanlus. whoa be recognized
and called By uame. Gene. then.
old soldier. n you know your duty. aud
strike qulekly." he stretched forth
his cmaciaied neck. the bysiahders In
voluntarily covered their eyes. and
the blow fell.
The severed head vas set up shove
the rosira. according 10 The barlarous
fashion not 40 long gone hy. and ful.
via with bali the volts mllk eurdled
In her veins" drew out the tongue
and plereed II with her hodkin. asaall
Ing The dead man with such iayoctivs
as a Roman virago might compass.
Bot the aekle people Of the street,.
who had sai ~ many times ontranced
under The music % that lifuless tongue.
lifted up their VOTERS Hhen they saw
the CHASTITY relic. and wept without
restraint. Harriet Waters Prestou, 10
/ Atlantic
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08
rHE oEArH o. CICERO.


Yet there b. ~ nseI 90 ascrirs. Hs
some have done t1 feminine IuH l.nrr
che last that thr uhI rtIon. W the
youthful Cesar wsr. pu.rsF over
ruled. ana tho name ~ Marcus Fa.aus
Cicero put first Upon thg fatal $3.50 az
thg pru-rrihrA The maine ol q .aius
sas also There. AID che two old
brothers, all their difference furrot-
ton. we're together 40 ihs Iu-ralan
villa whcn TIE list "a thr condemned
appeared ID seemed worth whIIs
making the attsmpi o. e.rape rs .ea
and Join Brutus Ia Macedonia. and
20 this end the pair 80 forth doua tho
Allan hills, carried sidr by eide Ia
two Filters. ard converting earnestly
81 the way Il aPpearrd. however.
before They reached The Campaigns.
that they had not nearly money
enough botween them for the joaruey.
, and Quiutus took thg risk ~ returning
% Rome for smplcr suppl.ss They
did not linger over their parting. mr.
naed we The hired as-as-lns ~ The
triumvirs we're already "a work n The
city when Qaintus arrived. he fell .,
once into their hands. and he aad rs
son died bravely together, aghilnm
siaa by side.
Meanwhile, our Ciccro pisheA - -
AstaF. seeing anrc more. ~ Aafm
dream. the spot where IA - -
elaspcd death "a bis heart. whate
paced its deep shades beside tbs elina.
ing ghost Of Tullia there he aa..
harked and coasted along - far >. IT,
Circman CAPE. where. the weather hs-
Ing very thrcatening ~ landed and
slept In The morning. be- had haif
abandoned the voyage. lie even
walked a little way along the road
toward Rome, a. though impatient 10
meet bic murderers and anticipate the
end But his attendants, resolved II
possible on saviag their be-
loved master. persuaded him 10
re-emharki and struggling stln
against eoutrary winds. they rounded
he point ~ Gaeta. fermin now Law
Before them exquisite Forlaln. en-.
erased By its guaFdlAn capes. one ~
the sweetest u Cicero's Italian homes.
Hat The December skies we're dark
above the villa today. the volscian
peaks on the horizon dim. aud even the
Tyrrhene waves dlseolored. Here.
howevar. being faint wiih ssa.lckness
and spent with fatigue. The reluctant
fugitive would ahsoluteiy Land. AID.
hinging himself upon a couch under
bic own roof once moro he sank
into heavy slumbcr. PROM
this be was presently reused b.
his slaves. who reporting In agonlsea
panic that soldiers were In slght. hur-
RED him almost By force into a litter.
and l.lrAred into The thlckast 81 the
shrabbery between the villa and the
sea Hallway down the slope they
encountered The trucp. when Cicero.
heaFing she eiang Of arms, looked oat.
ard orAeroa his men IN a loud. elear
voios 10 set down the litter. aud olfer
&c resistance Laylng h1 lefl had
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08
INTERNATIONAL COURTESY.


How . Irsneh rriacs was ta,npslIsa %
os.sfss tts tss.
IN the days ~ President Van Burcr
the French Government took extraor.
binary pains 10 b. popular In Wash.
ington. Thi- was no hard task. for
Ne romantic memory Of Lafayette had
In no wise died away among our rep.
rrsontative citizens. This vas the
time when duties on foreign good. we're
heavily imposed 20 raise rysenuo 10
support the Government The wary
french King hoped 20 have the duty
made light upon hi- French silks and
wines. IL was probably mere than a
coincidence that ~ this crisis the
Prince de Jolnyiile. the con 81 the
King. made a yisit 10 this country. and
naturally he went 10 Washington The
President. accustomed thea A. sinca
eourteoualy - recoive distinguished
nneatss iasiaea the freneh Prince b.
almner FeF muane Insufficient reason
fhs lnsstaAion was respectfully d..
elln~A Naey anemahe Prince returned
" Franca Ii The means hile The
FFNueh fseNernment. informed % De
foinxilleaa refusal b dine al the Whlta
House.. naAc great stir. Here was
an afront 20 rising power which
might well bo construed Toto an inter
national Insult The freneh sprig 81
royalty was ordered Immediately back
10 accept an Invitation and dine with
The President 81 the Unitel states In
the meanwhile Genoral Harrison had
died In Office and Me- Tyler vas The
President The Preach Ambassador
met his Prince In New York and es-
corted hin 70 the capital Thei slta-
ton came and vas eaaslvely ac.. pied.
The inexorable laws Of courtess we're
thus appeased and the gallant French
man. with the fair Miss Tyler On hia
arm. was ushercd into the state din
ing room. Immediately aiserward be
returned % his frigase. which had
been expressly detailed 10 bring him
over. and sailed for france. --Saa
Francisco ArgonauI
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08
ROBINSON cRusoE.
TIE Original Kermit % th. Roaaatis t.I.
wf JaHn HERNANDEZ.

TIE Original Kermit ~ the Roaaaatis t.l.
pfJaan HERNANDEZ.
When Captain Waiting ana ais com.
psny escaped from Juan Fernando
they left a Mosquito Indian on the
ISLAND. who was out hunting goats
when tho alarm came. This Mosquito.
man. named William. was the tr-t and
Che true kpblnson s'rueoe. the original
hermit o. this Fuanantls solitude.
A few year, nfterwsrl.. when Dam.
.glnf. The enlehrated ~ glish navigator.
visited tha lamnd ~ aud a ,ow u
M Am'a - ffinman. together with a
MN@a Aitn~mnA mamo6 Robin. put 90
fsf The Hhnre. where they soon per.
ceived William standing ready 10 give
them seleome. FROM the heights he
had scen the ships on the preceding
day, aud knowing them g. b. English
vessels ~ the way they we're worked.
he had killed three goats ard dressed
them sith cabbage u the ctbbags
tree. 81 have least rcafy on the ar.
rival Of The ships How great was his
delight ~ the boat neared the shore.
when Robia lenpsd 10 the land and
running up 20 him ION Cat on his face
NJ his fceu William raised up bis
couniryman. embraced him and In turn
prostrated himself AZ Robin. feet. Who
lifted him uP aud thcy removed their
cmbraceA
We stood with pleasure. say.
| namplrr. "to behold the aurprise,
tondefuess and -ulsmnity % their in.
/ teryicw. which was exceedingly 90.
[ iocting on both sides. and when these
their ceremonies - civ.lity we're over.
/ sc also that .tp a gazing AZ them
drew near. each Of us embracing him
we bad fuana hero. who was over.
I Iuycd 20 SEQ 80 many ~ his old friends.
come hithsr. a. a. thought. purposely
90 fetch him
Al The time William was abandoned
be- had " th him la the wood. his gun
and kaiie aud a small quaniiiy OF
/ powder and shot a. seon a. III. am
munition was expended. by notching
his knife into a saw be eat up the bar.
rel II bis gun into pieces. which he
converted iuto harpoous, lances and a
iorg knife. 10 accomplish this he
struck tire with bis gun-hint and a
p'cco Of the barrel OF hl. gun. which
hr hardened Tor this purpose In a say
be- had seen p-ariicei b. the bucra.
nccrs. Ia this Gre he heated hi- picce.
OF iron. hammered them out With
stones. saved thcm with III. Jagged
I knife or ground them % an edge and
tempered them (which vas no moro
than these Mo-quit'-m~n wcrr aecus-
toned % do lea their own country.
whsrs they make their osn fishing
and striking instruments without
either forge OF anvil. though they
speed good deal Of time about
I them.
Thus furnished. william supplied
himself with guai-' ae-h and G.h.
though. tu BIZ instruments we're
formed, b. had bo,n eompellcd 30 at
veHl lie built bis housp about a bali.
milo from tbe shore aud lined 10 .nugly
with guat.-kin-. with which be also
spread bis couch or barbecue. which
wa. raised two feet from the foor. 4,
/ bis clothes wore out a. supplied thi.
aant siih guai--kin-. and shen drsI
l -e,n ~ nampier aud Dbl. companion,
[ he wore nothing Save goats ska
l about MS waist \ n Led Frr.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08
SHADOW AND SUBSTANCE.
rev csa.-i,.a -, or-sl. - ~. asl'

7.
ivstrh zee " yeus esFstai srhss>
A. suudef q Neu ses aaa heaH
slcss Shapes and SQUADS thst stH ~ wiaa
C-niertufs ~ . wefia ouisiasi
Do fuuF psut ives ~ we IN eurss
Hsye pos sarmisss dtm u rowets
az prv.enees obseureif showa
~ hvss . fiadie e YuuF uwh
gust 90 ths ssuses outeF verge
WHERE ssnss uufvss into soai serves merge
Whsrs - cunspirs onr ovh deceit
Coui.drfsts be Ger fanry's tesl
40 ths fuolss bFaiu teioois NE syea
Win Iascaum uoFsu Of us eva nssi
81 HFf ihsg nesf Whf mars than these
ihsutunls that startls TnuT rspasa.
Hn.f sssn haf hanFa thea ne awaF.
Ahf leave yuu yoaf prose huunaea aAgf
Tbs thInrs " 80 a. shaaovsI
Hnas ta b. substahcs tsil ne stg
~ usious lac thoss haautias yUa
haI na' b. - ecclesiastical tno.
Nlns wtd ever auswrf heard
Trum nsh aua fream rsh taos AhsaFal
aaf r,srsfiHasneas I halt dirtue.
nut 500 afs uhaII asaf 10 nine
Ca aisniss sea - have dons
A. that ts oaaii oar ala 10 spani
ilys uars Irta lha sep ~ dfsams
Wbfrs vbat ls rsal i shsi sesmsi
~ shall fanfl tu ~ Efavs
Noaf uras e. mise . icssan save
~ iHssHu naaf 81 traFa thea.
IrIrtattiHs 81 II ennseit in mun
Nhn THt thvH eHanfsurs alane
o. shat fEHH eaH the saru aud Kanwa
uHs ssfuf uas kaasuf AZ thfuash youf elas
Ga vaFrriHa apparitians pass
l'rrrlsuIaaIF. thea suntiY sruaFtt
81 saus gaitr 0ther thiuE ~ thoashl
Here SHAH tuf resolution 10
TIE shades - thH mFstery
q na..f shnsseaHrisf f.f erea
mat cheat "a g. be Ofrrutso
AHf am haprf Be- ~ rghi
q, Istr UH.i darEuess ~ tth Lat
HgaHTs RufsHu LssuIL. Be- Atlanta
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08

N ~ h.-rbs fassald's Her~s-m. n. n.
Macy seemingly inrurabls eases % biooa
p0t@en, eatmrrh, ncrnfnia and rhenmati mm
have beea cured By a. ~ n Botanic Blood
Balmh made ~ The Botanic nlooi Balls
20. Atlantis. Ca Write ~ them Cor book
O. ed with epnsinclug proof
q w ~ Raider living seven miles frun
Athena, ga, writes "For several years /
suffered with running uloera, which dnrioFs
treated ana pronounced incuFmbie. "A Mlmgie
battie ~ d. q % 4 a me more good than al
,as sa s.,', kept 60 us'Hs u sna ever
ID q Kinard q Ron, Tuwailra. Ca
writes We indussed heiRhhor - Try ~
y 4. foe eatArrh. whlch be thoaRht lncnr
able, as n had resisted al treatment Il
delighted him, and cuntinuiEm itm Use be
Waa cured sound and well
" " iawman, East Point, Ga, writes
my wife had mcrofuia flfteen yeaFa. khs
hept KruWinR worse Fhe insi her hair and
her skin bfika out fcarfnily. hebiiity,
einaeiaiion snd 10 apIieiite followed. An
- physirtans and numenous advertised
me8htncs failed. 1 tried - n u aad hcf
rucovnry was RAPID mna complete"
Oliver SceuT, baltimore. Nj writes Il
suffered from weak back and rheumatism
n a. a. has proven - be the only medlf NJ
thai gave me relief
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08

The fret bridges we're mad Of
wood. a1d tho earliest % which We
have any account was built IN Rome
81 0 years a. e. The next was erected
BY Julius Cesar for tho passage Of his
army across tho Rhine Tralan's
great bridge over the Danube aT7O
feet long. Was made Of timber. with
stone piers The Romans also bnilt
the hrst stone bridge. which crossed
the Tibcr. Suspension bridges are Of
remote origin. A Chinese one men
toned by kirchen VAS made % chains
supporting a roadway 40 feet In
length. Was built A u. IS. and il stlll
10 be seen. The first large Iron bridge
vas erected over the Soyern In l7TI
The age Of railways has bruaght a ro-
markable development Ia this branch
Of engineering. especially In the con
stTuction Of bridges Of iron aud steel.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08

"F1R seven ionR years I struggled away
farming, running = mtN, g., uHth | was
fortunately introiucea % ~ v JaAnsoH a
had gna,ir more eiCar wunvy than / hal male
tn ~ srvcn years before. They taaA me
right b. the hand from the start aud seemed
b be- very W.Ad ~ the chaucn o. show me
how o. 20 o. This Is anuHf what a young
man saii year 90 ~ awo ~ the above men.
toned arm. Since thaf tlue ~ has bern
steadily at wora fur tucm. and - BOW one
Of the hapY. sea Hieu in Amnrira l4Yau need
employment 10 would b. god thing for 500
b. follow this ynuuE maH's example.
Tvs New Yorh Legislature, just befare
adlnarnmrut authorized fhe Creallaa e. ave
sKtra uofmal srhoa.a, costing the state "a !
year about NENmu
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08
TWAS luclnprs runn.



Nenms@aae.
A pair Of elderly. l.ashery-looklng
nea and q limp-looking. broken-splr.
It'd woman 10 . calico dress and a
bonaet fashionable before the war. ap-
psared In q lawyers ofics uptown enc
Gay last week
One u the men said thai they waaiea
deed made oat. and thea ~ turned
70 bis companion and thcg-dlsenssed
The do'ails q The trade they we're aboui
b. make
The meek-looklng. heavy-sveA little
woman tried % say something onos or
swlee. but her husbaai sllsaesa her
wlth,
Zone. eome. nov. Looclnay; ne
an he Kin settle this bisns.s our
selves II haint woman's place 10
taka a hand IN . matter o thss kind
shes rot other h-h 10 ny Tm doin'
this tradin' mysolL You iiss ~ sslll
till yer wanted
l.oocindy, thus admonlshea. ..set
still. bat sho seemed little less limp
and a tribe more spirited. while her
heavy eyes frightened q good deal
when her husband saidi
"Now, l.oocindy. We re- ready fer yer.
jist come along hyar an scratch yer
name cat Ia full on This blank Inc.
That's AT We want 81 you"
u vas simply refreshing 20 So the
color come ~ Loleiudys van eheeks,
and 20 note tha armneas ai her ss.oe
a. che said.
Il shaut aoit. e."
.'You -hau't - ehatFe -.
= shaa's Sea ~ nasns - shaa 60
deed
why good laea wumnn; sha1s ii
brung you aisnr ierf'
Il snow u, q. and Amt a goln' 10
do a."
What In thanIcr DO You mean'"
Ea-pcd out G.. a. b. stared a Loo
eindy with hi eyes NEo sauccrs and
his mouth Wide eren
II mean just shat say. Cy Jaek-
sou. ia you needa stare 80 at nae.
~. IT. nay time i1 take hand in
this trade. %. aa I'm goin' % do a.
u aint often Gle chance 10 show
you I'm ~ any consequence n thl.
world. but nov en- learn you that
am
"l.ookec here Loorindy. I'm blamed
u I'm Roin' 70 stand this What ails
you 20 20 20 cutiiu. up like thisa Nov.
you put your name o. that deed al
have dome W.ih your fo1iin.~
II Ant iuoIin' Gy. sho replied
calmly. a. she took tho pm ho handed
her and pat IL back pn %, pcu-rark
and then pulled her faded Old shaWI
up around her gaurt shoulders
'Lookoe here. tt T" she said Al last.
''the way Ionk ~ u. that land ) mine
much q BIZ your'. Two dug and nig-
gerrd hardora son have. an Inc
blamed II ain1t soin' 70 have some say
- boat -cllin It. Nov. IN tsll you
" bat III DO. Give ms hall the money
Higgins q goiu 90 pay you fur the
land right here 10 uy owu o. an ru
Sign Tho paper"
You mu.t d. crazy. Loorindy; I
want you 60 stop -"
"forfy miIIio1 81 men couldn't make
me sign Without che said. calmly. A.
she dropped into a cLalr
'Lourlndy II
"WclL. Jyp
Il 1 -b.amel II II what you
mean, carry .u on like thisT'
Il mean that am goin % hase a
dollar o. two In the bank kin cali ms
own. and some decent duaa Has..l
over the money. 90, an lli siEu. az
III never slgn without ~
Hail an hour later Cy and Loacludy
ieft the office. g wi'h a dasod #aik on
his livid iace ard Lorrindy vifa Sc
renel triumphant "a PRECISION ga her's.
a. She walked away with ruI ~ biIl.
ciutehed tight In hcr bouy hand. and
visions ~ = mes ''a'parky" ~. aud
a hye-dol.ar bonnet and r. BONG ac-
couat of her osu before her r.l-fralne
eyes ll,r time had cumc. thout
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