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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22
FkUtr AND yEGETlBLEs.
hs~ IAsJ are Handed b. the IliinsI.
Centrsl Railreaa The Reseets le-
eruing 10 emmsnItlss Emgag.
ed ln tsrewlnE Then.

ALREADY the Illinois Central Railroad
Company are preparing fuF largely ID
creaasd tonnage % fruit aud vegetables.
foF the seasnn q lss1 There are many
complications met with IN the handling
ana transporting Terishahls fre,ghtz.
and the psople along the line % the HI
noss Oentral railruad are to IL congratu
lated that the ~lde awake hterAl man
azsmsnt u the company snables then
- have fseilit,ss for shipment Gar bstter
than any other line IN The South To fact
he Illinot- Central are piooeers in the
encouragement u truck farming in these
southern States. II shoald le, like THr
siaSaI- patroniEed hterally by ever,
farmer On the line. for the greater the
patronage the better the facilities fur
handling the business and the h~ttsr the
newspaper. There IL no reason Why
hazl"huFst should not become a. great
shipping point a. any 90 the railway
Concert - acton 10 alone n@oe~sary
Our merchants must take hold % the
matter and encourage farmers 10 raise
early vegetables Cor shipmeat II wal
not co~i mush for each one to raiae .
fee acres and with snythlng hks a On
sors1ls ssason they ain maze mousy
And al . s~assn a the year when no
money V enming in from any other
source. Then vegetable crops vii bs
out q the way In time ~ raiss . orop u
hay 90 coz peas Oh the same Land
A. ualusrRAriox.
~ an illustration u bsbsfoeut sfF.rss
u raisias divsssifsd eruT~. the goestisn
wss asked a . wholssals msrrA.at
slsoat the hrss % August last 500 10
business :" he being . d~als~ "a the I'M
noss CsutrAl.) his ans-~r vas hat he
was MT trying 10 80 much business 4.
c.pt a. q e.. points. wa; HsElcharss
Crystal svsihs& Gallmaa add Terry !;
that the uncertainty about the Cotton
crop just thea sas such that he did not
feel iustif~A IN letting out gods, bot
that 81 ms points where the people we're
also rAis'os vegetables % sell a. cotton.
trsAs sas good and he did not hesitsts
10 seB ell they wanted. fos they have
mouey when those who conans then-
saves b. eotton only. do moi
WHAT ~ o'srs TnE RAILWAY.
There are but fsx persons whs unasr.
stand the enormous sxpen.e and watch.
fal care nso-~~ary 10 the saco~@~fal
handing q pssi@hsbls fr.sxht The n.
haois c~atrsl rsilrosd have The -sttsr
down 10 Q sciercs and "a exemplihed
last ssa~on. can plaas bsrriss and veze-
tat,les In Chieago and other masksts N
the North. West and K.ass In practieally
~ good sAaps ~ when shipp~d harring
aacidsnt over which they have No esntra.
Berries have bsen taken from rsfsgera-
to- cars after being three days % route
10 Chicago snJ sold along sids a 'srEiss
by sKpss~@ only - hoars old. the dssisr
pFsfcrring the berries from thssfrAxsr
aior, 70 these forwarded byexpre~&
! Toma,ees are shlppsd ~ ~ fork.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22
GfTiiA6 Ar A PROPIE DINO
IRlIII PLATFORM.

There's ~ ~ " ntiDg a n~sspapsI
unless u hav, readers People Noat
rsad Il . i insult their prejadi,sss and
would defeat their purTs=es and ccn, &c
Ion. Larkiy ruE sfzsAI coa1aE. "a
all thiae- With ths gnasi nas- % ths
l'sople q the IsDst'oa q Ood's herilAss
and "a ,be matter In st,ch 4 differs
from Toe ~ its readers there = % az
hculty sboui arriving IT cOmprumiss
In making party platform THr $40
sAL thinks that "pFutestion' - unouu
-trtutioaal that the trainers q the oon
-titut'on never Contemplated II that
thsy Only intended 10 give Congrv.s the
T'ower - raise ~r~venue- sud nothing
mere ~ TARIFF Al, therefore. that has
bs'en taken from the working people.
Shsthcr th~ss ~ farmers Or laborers &c
prc-iucsrs a aHy Otber ola~.. for pro
tect'on's' sAke. should 10 refunded II
wAs taken by naked lAwle~. poser from
the may and the pouT. snd given. With
out sny consideration. b. TIE rich. until
the whole iact and theory - original
American Republicsn government has
0osH subv~rted aud IN the dreadful
struggle generated "a oee hand 10 q.
oaI@ I-nury aud starvation. and on
the other. 30 ls~ome milli0nAlr~~. the
whole system - original simple public
aud private uaorals that obtained h~tor,
the schsms q governmental robbery aud
~r"ag was inaagurat~d. has l--ea over
thTO~a. and public aud private int-xri-
~, like 6alloosing and pyramid building
10 loot art
TaE sIGssL will 80 with him who gocs
furihsss 10 90 operassng With the Ant
ano-s IN pTOT~r endeasors " reooy
81 from The government that has thu.
robbed them. the money wr~~sed from
thoas uho Alors ~eFs entitled 10 'proaeo
tiou," by the robl~rs nos Ia eElst.no.
and utiss, and openly boas,ing and 10
Tending their atFoc,ous knavery.
The purTo~e - the subj. wAs onlJ
that q partial restitution. lts method.
are I'eculiar and I-o-~ibly hpractloAbls
and probably Unconstitutional and
thertoFe straight Democrsl as Tn
siossL Il. cant advonats a. But THI
sIosAL can. and Al~ays wtll iRsist that
san& however enormously great. that
have h~ea wF~~ted frum FARMERS and
toilsr. thee thirty years past. undss ths
Tuis~ q protesting McKlnlsy's and
Qasy's l'ls~aed trusts. should be refund
ed This " the true and only p~rf~ril,
sell founded claim Coz loans or due.
from the govefnmsnt ~ the tas pay ins
class. and to collect these enormoas sun.
the AIliAnce should enploy both Gsorss
and BarksdAls as their precioas sttor
neys and st them 81 sork fos tho god
IL the peopls Instead u In psFsuit q
once and 20 The iodafnits sub r."
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

Bosson, Philadelphia and othaf ssutsra
cities. arriving there IN Perfect ossnsi
tina. and ia some instances were Hassally
reported ~too greenL-
Thess results are obtained by $50 a
great care In icing and handling. Ths
proper loading bsths the ar.s reqai.ite
This consists IA giving ventilafson AID
fast@nIng the packages IN shs car 10 pee
vent their moving or being thrown
down. To DO this ID IL nsc~~sary 10 nail
strips q wood sboat inches thick
across each tier u PACKAGES snd whsn
the ear u lssasd BY bracing them With
timber. AZ . practical illustration;
RAISE enough psri~habls Vegetables "a
ship 100 car loads from Haxi~hsrri
and TIE sKoellent superiatend@nt ~ this
department. Hays. travelling freight
ag~ns ~ the Illinois Central, vii 90
monstrate fully the prohtai'lsaeas u The
baslnesA
How ~ wIx MOST.
= There are numerous instances ~ I'M.
mense profits from very early trucks
In fat the early farmer catches the dot
lars unless jack trust estuhes him add
this can bs provided sxainst % sosns en-
tent by use 4 es,ld frames. bot b@As etc.
for plants. N& are advised that the
average net re@afns b groSsFs II crys-
tai springs. ~ mils. distant this pear
On tomatoes was All per bushel.
of course there we're many who far On
ceeded thia and many who went b~low
- Success dspends mnoh apaa The
class u slock ysu put ap and manner %
selecting u.
In conclusion we xish b. impress upon
reaelsrs % THE smSAL the necessity 20
eoming out frsssn under the heel - -kieg
cotton" who has become tynani With
low prices o. his prime minister. Diver.
vify yoar erops and Sar word Zoe u goa
VII prospeF.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22
rHE CHARTER 90 INCORPORATION
0f fHE BANK on MAxLgnURsr.

s-c. !. John A. Covingsan. A. M.n
Fad "a q Com, W J. Hsmpson. ID
N. Miller. Gea w. Osvinxfan. and such
other parsnns M they may a=@ociaas with
them. are hereby Incorporated. created
. body eorporate uaarf the name add
st5le a Bank " Haxlshursa and such
compensation compoaea ~ such permIns
ana thetF saccessors shall have perpetnal
saoca~sson. aud By such name mag sus
sna be sued In all the courts 81 lac and
sqsiiy and BY s0ch name may cnntraet
and be eoRtrsrted wIth and shall have
al powers incident 81 such ess.
soraiton os neoe@~aFy 20 carry On the
business and effect the Obj.ot u said
corporation.
see. The Capital Stock u said esr.
poration shall he Fifty Thousand Dol
lars. Shsh may he increased % On.
hundred Thousand. add the same shall
In divided N shares 10 oas hanslr~,l dol
lars each. That said cBrtsoFatioa NAV
organize and oommenos bnsiassu A. 80
- the sun - flftesn Thousand Dollars
shall have h@en sah@crihel and paid IN.
and the stsack holders - said oortsoratts.n
shall not lie liAble Cor tbs del,ts or ,le.
nsnds against said eoFy.oration exr~pt N
The amount - stock whirh nav bav.
been subscribed by them respectively.
s-c Z. That the said eorporutson
shall have Tsower Ia do general bank
tns e'asinesz 10 buy and ssll exchange
nate~. BIN h. balls. ooupDns. stockA gid,
SILVER balboa, oosn. bAnk notes and III
k.nds u commercial paper 90 evidences
- debt and n bay add ell Stai.,,
Coonty aud fo~n warrants and
hsnda, and other pablsc securities. may
disconnt billA notes or othe-
evidence a debit may Ian moa.
ey. AMI take d.csls 20 trust OF a,artgaxes
co real or personal proverty 90 collateral
security ~ any hind or personal ssururity.
may borrow money, may re'seive deposits.
N any sums add issue certificates n DE-
pa~its add may allos interest ON anck
deEss~its aud charge interest on loans an
may he agreed on Ia wFtting. b~tw~~n
said Bank add borroxers provided the
rate ~ interest agreed upon shall IN NO
eaee eNceed the rate 10 interest Allowaa
by Law to be contracted FOR Said COZ
Isuration may 0~n ali manneF a p~r~naal
property anl d.spo~s q the sane al
pieasnre. and may own such real estate
a. may he necesary Cor the carving ON a
its business co which ID may acquire IN
purchaaeszor by any transarsioa IA The
Eez1'at cgar~s - is hisslnss. The
Fiaee ~ b., VI ssso s.alA B.ns =aa u ns 70
- as.a - uskh d urs,. Co ash Co1nty,
sfs~,-~if.ssi.
7s~uat I've wocv blrrrs ~ xa.a cor
posatl0a ~ 49, Il nerdful ~ lawa
rules and rss.ti ttoas Tor the govern.
meet ~ said oorpottthun and the man
agemen. 81 - business. may provide
TOR the election - u officers. nlemtsra.
agents subscriptions ~ stock, the mole
aud manner q issuance. sale and trans
Ter II stsck and all other matters. which
vii IN their Judgment prOnots the Ia
terests ofsuch corporation.
Joss. A. CoyTNsrox,
A MsSooLn.
VI G. CoNS,
W J HAsFrus,
ID. k. NuAER
Geo. W. CovISGros
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

~ yom wimh IN buy mulex. harmsA
msfea h.ld eolts. eowa and ealxaM hs.lf.
eFa balis. husf, sali blondad cattle hsx..
sheep hay. corn. rios.. farm tssols. = nss,s.a.
busz., etc. al ~ u aold al private a. :
a The place ~ tha late Je-..rh "a. * s,al.
lng term cash. sso End H.se or alar~..
Mr. Lou Cafeiaihs. sseos grto~n. NJ.
% ". y. Catching. RSckvost. Mlsa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

Go b. Chaz. Hillsr's 81 get . nee over
eoai 90 wrap at bargain.
Chaa. Hitler ia Offering soms rars
bargains IN clothing this week
ChAs Killers dre~ god. are the
cheapest ia town. Give him call and he
con yiBoed
Chas Hlllss has The incest line II
eeass furnishing good- IN town. Give
him . call.
u oil he 10 y0oT interest b. give
Hitler call before purchasing hats aad
Shes as he will give you b~tter gods Cos
less money than any body else.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22
Citation.


rMK STATE 90 mts~issfpPL
To ,. n Clark;
foa are commanded 10 sppsar b.
fore the Chane~ry Court of the county
~ Copiah. In said state. on the s~cond
Monday % November Isol, ~ defend
the suit "a said ooaFt u N. n Henning
lon wherein yoa are . defendant.
j. ID. GHAsBKsRY,
f0iM. ClarA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22
Citation.


raE sFATK 90 mIssIssHrrf.
To isabsllz Bailey;
foa are commanded 10 sppsar before
the Chsncery Court a the Coanty a
Coptah. ln said state. on the seeond
Monday % Novemler 1907. 10 defsnd
the suit In said court u Robert bailey,
shsrein you are . dsfend.nl
j. ID. CRANBERRY, Clerk.
IA. 7. mIG4AAPs, Sol. OctI-sl
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

A farm IN eultivatson. 90 scr-~ I'm all.
" aeEes open land, within In ISo yds a
~ ~ Usilman IN this county. $500
sash, oaiancs u the eitoO In two nav.
seats stth Interest 2 small eota~gsa 4
sDoms each AMI l5o fruit tre~a tAs
nAaa~t building ate In Oallman.
Apply 10
@. ID. wm1AAxs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

NJ plaee coasssninx 70 snr-s shous
male from Court House.. Tbs plae~
10 . kord Fe~ssisnne. god stainless 4
saaa tsnsnt houses. and q sever faihnz
wui a. god watsr HAAS n. GEANr.
APpiy 10 T. w. Bown Coz price terms
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22
CITY And COUNTRY


Tasoss Tuesday mnsnlae
The nr.s mouth q the high school
~as completsd lest Friaay
Two wsddiSgs 10 tOwu this xsss. and
stin there are more 70 iollow.
Water 10 scArcer tAAn sv~r bsfars
knowh IN the vicinity ~ IlaEishupt
With propss ssouuty Miller Bros..
~al lSod yOu ell The MONEY you want
Hon W \ Catching. Of Rockport.
~~s In to~n Last ~~sk On legal business
The fran. building adjoining D~mol
nsns barter shop % bssrihs oO@pls
tlOa
hsFs as no court Monday b~csuss
- the uhsvoadshls absence % Judge
ChFt@nsA
Rock1-oft has supplAntsd BeauregarJ
"a the uuntsr u Representatives. bsfesFs
The grand iup.
The cOrn crop no~ icing harvested IN
thss county j. probably the lArsssi ever
made 10 10 hstory
Mr. 0~ofss Covingtou left Tuesday Zoe
a. sItsadsd trip through simp-on and
LA~rsRos o0untie2
The lawyers say that Judge Cs~~sdy
psssids. with sHcept,onAl sass add dis
Hity Coz = nsw lurtst
II V thought b. soas - the knoS ma
unss that court ell consume Si meet the
fall tern q Tour weeks
10 the s.- q A B NicholsJn W the
tosh u HsElehurst. there a. . uaistral,
the jury tsliing b Asr~s
fyou Ssh 10 barrOw msssy 90 the
Ls-i terms ever os.sfci the I0fro~ ihs
paJl'c, csll On Miller Brus
Mr. AdaIr Humphr,ss, ~ Crystal
sPnHgs has ao,~ptsi a POSITION al the
Merchants A Planters Bsak
Ouly to we.ks from nsIt rue..isy
till the sle~t,on. Let ever b,dl take
Dutioe and turu 0ut aul 'Ots
II 10 the nu,ou - our best ,niuraseJ
farmers that iul'y iant nf,is q the CT
In IN tbs couuIy has b~ru plsksi
Tho snuua - roller kate. mskcs
u.us,- q, "a the evening Az. and sofe
sh,Hs ahl bls ctes urc uuu~rpaA
Thsre vas 10 T,ArA lad THURSDAY
Ahd FRIDAY u~ins - the fset that most
~ tho teachers ~sfe On examination.
Quite naHi-r a prominent citiEsns
representing different portions - The
u,auiy. have ls-sn sliend,hg oosrt the
y on
40 r-grs' 10 .safn thrt oar iello~
tBsns-nsh, d.. Frans u >~atun cpu
templates lravirg ~ san 10 l0cat. On
Nsfsoh
Judge Cassidy. - summit, has heon
I.Fraidiag since Tuesday, hs and judge
Chusman ha,ias exchanged CiFcuits foS
the Nsck.
Tie orilaAncs q the lsard's supper
was observed at the Bapt,s, church last
suaday A good congregation "a. ih
sttsndsnc~.
a. -
-
ct colt ever s~eu In the county II %
certainly = beauty
Mss '".'a"s SS1e~ uhs "a''h'ee-s
b~sutiful daughter ~ Aberdeen. ell t.-
married there 10 Mr. Thea GreeU. form
W W IN" ,'''us ius-p "''u
''s aha l'', hs- nov '''''ssu
lea'''''"" " sSpp--' "'~s's'
''"' - s
49, !. " -" a',.
49," =
v INV " W." 49, '' ''1
,, 's-a N'-' ""
: ~ - 80
y So" ~ -
P~''Ns '"'''''''~ '''''u '"As "'''
That successful fAr'nsr and s-.,'"s''s
'hs~n' 70 " A"'"'ef' ~ u,s hesa'"
s'u ''''u'y' s-"'s - o.y
-"
hon. n u Snyo~-' A tn@ snsslf~
'ns village q oail@Ah' drops 20 ~ '"s
o~is hssoa@@'ss" ~.soa@41 40
$50 - - -. !. -"
1879 ~ '''"' ''-''
We hear u lAiSsa that me 'eao""'s
efa@ined last thursday ana fr'aas
rule wrote The ""s' I'@I~rs ever hsea
cd IN 70 The s"I%f'n'"oases " '"s
county oood Toe TIE aSaehsf~
The iron 90, aud chain hor-e Faek
r~oeutly crested on the north s'ds Il
Court House. square. has besn taken
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

One set % Psrlor Farnitnrs. ond hand
soaas Hat RacA. and two Carpets. almost
nsw, very eheap. h. " MILLER.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

Those wanting cotton seed bulls and
meal can he supplied 81 once by le@ying
Their orders eth me 1T. PAmKnR.
HsElehuFsl Ma d
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

Gallm.n, Mi-m
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-09
HERE AND TuEnE.

Last year we smoked eaO,oOo, 900
cigars
Bicycles of aluminium are said to
be unbreakable.
Emma Abbott, the Prima Donna,
died at Salt Lake City Monday morn
ing,
1t is said that there are $4,000
brass bands i'll this country, with $50,
600 performers.
Judge Brown, of Michigan, was
sworn in Monday an associate Justice
of the supreme court.
A fight occurred at church. uear
English, Ind. last Sunday night, in
which live men we're badly hurt, some
of them probably fatal.
Over 500, 600, the largest sum on
record, was paid in duty on oleomar-
garine manufactured III Chicago G1E;
ing the month OF December.
Frederick IIartla, agent for Gin
cinnati parties, has purchased The log
school house where ex-presidenU Gar
field taught III 1851. I'he building is
wanted for exhibition ut the worlds
fair.
A train load of teachers was snow
bound between Topeka and Horton,
recently. and they org tnized til en-
selves into ''snuw bound party, pas
sing resolutions to the effect that at
the State Teachers association next
year d ''snOwbomd7 reunion be held
by the members of the party.
Smallpox is on the increase i'll
Texas, and at one or two points it ap-
pears to be assuming an epidemic
form. Great alarm exists about Tenn
| pie, Bolton and other towns. and the
governor has ordered the state health
officer from Houston to this city, and
his headquarters will be here until the
disease abates. The state has taken
absolute control of quarantine matters,
and no. place viii be quarantined
against. except by order of the govern
or
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-09
Colnmittee work.
OF

To do our share of any work under
taken i'll common, and do it we'll and
on time, is to win the lasting respect
and confidence of our felIow-workers.
To conIine our energies to the field in
which we are called to act is Il guaran-
tee that the assigned work Will be
thoroughly done. 1t is almost Grimm
al to accept responsibility and neglect
to execute. Yet how often is an i'm
pOrt1nt work brought to perfect
stand-still, if not chaos, through the
failure OF some person responsible for
portion of the work!
Every organization is like a machine
and to accomplish its purpose each
part must be i'll its proper place, ad
justed perfectly in its relations to the
whole and moving in perfect rhythm.
The independent movement of one
part means that the whole is thrown
/ out Of line, ard time IS lost in read
! justing.
y few simple rules applied by every
member OF "A committee or board of
management would help To save time
ttilJ CH6lfy- 10 dlIelUaL the eall
possible moment to the shuTe or assign
meut 81 work that comes to each iudi-
yiduaI; prompt attendance and entire
attention given the business before the
committee at its meeting; each indi-
viduad to put before the committee as
a whole, and the head III particular,
any plan or suggestion that occurs to
| him, but to delay all execution until
authorized by tins committee as a
whole Independent action by one OF
move. members means revolution
No work can be well done nnIess
there is a unity of purpose and senti-
ment, and entire confidence i'll the
honesty of purpose and disipterested-
ness OF every member.
When defeated n carr iug cat u
| plap by tle other ElslnRers Of 3 eoal-
paittee, the defeat DVst Ls aeceilsed
u ia1 forgotten, bat, sls'Fe sii fti.RSsss
sast net ~ R8de tie gceas5G9 g.sF
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-09

criticism and discussion. Good feel
ing among the saale boIy o5 workers
IS the first necessity oT its success.
Every member should fell, in every
relation to a work done in common,
that it is ''Uur work, not ''my work -
II am come, not to do mine own viii,
bat the will OF Him thas sent me-
should be the motto of every commit
tee.-E.c.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-09
N NONSENSE.
APPEARANCES ARE DEcEIrFuI..

Sam Ritchis, Il granger from Ohio
creek, was in Austin last week, and
called on a friend at the Brunswick
hotel. AS they walked past the par
lor lady WAS observed pounding on
the piano.
what is she playingp'' asked the
granger.
"She is playing the Harp that Once
Through Tar3t's iIalls'''
so it is Il harp she is playing. Dang
my buttons, If it didn't sound like a.
piano. 1t looks like ons, -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-09
w1<mf~GToN News.

Special Correspondence
wAslHNerox. u. =, Jan :, 1891.
Senator ATuicott RECENTLY fred
iIi.,.,dsieis ;fter broadside into the
Z, zee bia of nnasisv er,ble argument;
The -r4,,gpd work Of his iogic being al
aclno,, IS,i2ed ignorant ard incomre-
tent majority over an Intelligent mi
.trlty- lie stated plainly that II
there were . majority of ignorant ne
.;I', waters ih ths State OF Colorado,
,cl;d.y opposed 10 the united iutelli-
"s.t ). hite votes. ti;,J la some way
;t.,d i,y s.,i,lt t5elli "i The wltite vote
n"ulG govern. i hat he is Il broad
.,tsge man the foil @;ng words from
ais speech fully d"ine.iIstr .tes: Tor
a s't.rter ri I, century. sIt from pow
I t. tisu despair, tne south has been
e:,..i ming .rtil ia c.f"rt~ so plant its
loot olI x ;'.,li rock of material pros
.e.iL: anil III view OF the marvellous
ru"th 4 ,ri tr lusiU N uion now talk
iace ia the southern states, be
| ..eve ~ wu::II be unWise and unI.atri-
Fol-; for rs. To intriIeJ't ia the conduct
o. IT. iutsTIiti aif-,irs-'
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-09
cIRcUNsrANrIA EVIDENCE.

In a certain aristocratic family there
is young lady, and she has Il beau,
snd the presumption is he is not par
ticularly bashfui when lac aud the APP
pIe-barrel Of his affections are alone,
or think they are. What strengthens
this view OF The case is the fact that
the young lady has small brother
named Jimmy, and the other night
there was tsa party at the family
mansion, and the supper table
was very much crowded, so much
80 that Jimmy's younger sister WAS
crowded up close to him, whersupon
he made the remark out loud:
Mamma, sister crowds me so close
1 can't breeve. I amt her beau, am
IY''
If Jimmy should become i'll, that
beau would not be the proper person
to send for the doctor in a hurry
Er.