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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
One Superstition Verified.

stander of slowly rising young TRACE
dian.
"A little said the actor sadly. 81 have
learned from experience that to have just
thirteen people in the audience inevitably
means bad luck. r-Somerville Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
Lots of Truth in This.

Don't you think you would make more
money and enjoy better health in doing
housework?"
YES, rather think would" answered
the 'saleslady.'
''And yet your false PRIDE
ooh, pride has nothing to do with it. L
don't want 10 be bossed by another woman,
that all. "-Indianapolis Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

Rudyard Kipling set up the type, print
ed and published his first book himself in
India, and as it had q sale Of ever $50
copies it paid all his expenseA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
TABLE OF DISTANCES

The following table shows the distances from
Fort Worth OF some OF the important points IN
as well as outside OF Texas:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
One Definition.

'Grindstone, what do you understand
this DelsarJean system to oa?"
1T is the system, kiljordan, which
teaches that you never must scratch your
SELF in any place that itches Chicago
Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
Cheap Rates TO IN. Northern ard sSS;a.seemher Re-

The CottoSSBElt route now has on sale
excvrsish tickets to all the prominent re-
>se1s of the North. East and Southeast.
For full Information regarding routes,
rates, ETC., call at the ticket Office, 4ol Main
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
This Is the Best Route.

The Fort Worth and Denver City rail-,
way, in connection with Union RIsaaSssfSss
the only direct and 9gisss $500 saSehver,
Salt Lake GiSssa San Fran
Ticket Office 40l Main street and Union
depot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
Transcontinental Division
COLON BEL ROuIE
GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA FE.


Miles Nils
. - Wichita, kan. %16
Ar'more- ....-.--- I04 Kansas City. COB
Purcell. ....-.. ....- IIi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

Mrs Belle H Bennett. Eir.rD.d- n H.. - .,
Marx, New York; + y ty"-
Jacob Saper. New Or.-,.-- " -.
Houston: Jas Kincdurol. <41''.
3 Darlington. 81 Louis, .'- Ii 49,.
Waco Day: Winfield |rot'. ..-
George Vascy. Nlshm4-ya r- ~.
Howell. Dallas; I. II DrWc. N1-. rT.
II J Dickinson. TEXAS : 6 fN-.'-'
sas. j T Tolbert. Miss.s-. g. -
Hunter, New York: CHar.'s ba. ~. {
ing. " V: G G Taylor. NH.-
y Schevduhausser New N ~. -
Tate, Dallas Jerc T.auam i -.
gOmery, Kansas City, n ti.----. ~
hachie: " \ Arnold. '--- ,--
George II MOsem4a. N-" 10.
Bobert " Noe, Le.- ,,r..
II p Wright, Kansas City. ,--r j. j.. .-.i
ger. Newton, Kan: j Y Il 'r'. 80.
VIM Clark. Quanah: u Y NJ a. ~,
bOro, Ky; j " HicEcrsou- E-" !
tin Crom, Kansas City.
EAT THE PICTwrra. , 81
n G. Jones, Dallas: B + SUI -- r,.-,ryr.
Co; " VI kempner. St Lon. - ~
ing. Clarendon; J I Holland =, .
John T Cole. Owen s Perry. DL-a-. If.
Compton and wife, Clebulue. d . b.-.r
G665 Ranch: J o Barbour. - .-...--77-s--5,.
Boyle, c. Baldwin, Houston : y ~ ?
Texas; George ? Mason. - Ions d.
billiard, Austin, Tex; D bis.a I;
phia. Pa; S E jackson. Ardi.--, {,.-.-;.s
H NJ Pease, Dallas; d. No.L2. r-9.4
his; Il a Galliher, Texas; tEa5 ,rs..r
Chicago; W D Burns, HousTo l-e1 ,-sga:
man, Texas: W G Adams. Na-h' ny
" B Cannon, / S Hughes. - Nh
VI Davis, r F Lagrove, WACO - * ID
Golfer Iowa; S S Dumas. az ~ isls;'
Tex; j p Wheat. Sherman: - lei,
Christian; L J Atkinson, Heu-tt5.. - ~
Jas A Kemp and family, y lt--'-
Joe Treuer, n D Barry, Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
DialnvieH. Hale Cnuntu. Ley


Come 10 Amarillo and gtt Your tickstSsat.
the Hotel Amarillo over the G&sfes Haf1y
stage line tQ. PLAIN sicass county seat of
Hale. IN. rs sssfstT on the central plains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
FORT WORTH AND DENVER
cT-LF. COLORADO AND SANTA FE
rom WOpTH AND no GRANDE.
FORT WORTH AND NEW ORLEANS

100 No.. Fort Worth. 800. 2:Ol p. IN.
FORT WORTH AND NEW ORLEANS.
Arrive Leave.
~ No a. mai ..., $40 p. IL.
No 4s. accommodation s:l5 u. N.
go a N ........N No. IL, mail --...-..
.upp IN. No. Il, accommodation.
AL the above trains from the onion Depot.
c. ID. LUsK, Ticket Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

Remember, in going East the CottoaeBslt
route has the only through. .sssaef55 S1sln-
phis. thus making .ly&Sl lll44g 81 Cars TO
all the pSaaai1 1ge6Theastern points.
Jlsx,2f DE&NeIlfect connections in depots
lo6nectins lines and save you disagree
able omnibus ride of two miles. Ticket
Office, 40l Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

AMARILLO. Ten. Feb. l. 1891.
Fort Worth Gazette. Fort Worth. Tex.
Toe Websters dictionary came safe to hand
Am we'll pleased with il. Could have sold the
book for three times your price Yours respect
FULLY j. W. CARTWRIGHT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
A HEATED QUESTION.

Where Shall We &c For Health and Pleas
ure2 ..y,-ssss
Nowhere on ,taa,ss3oaa M De
Gss,ases - eQ4{ls4Rle, Scenery and
0(E9esbrts to equal that tributary TO the
Union Pacific Route.
Ticket Office 40l Main street and Union
DEPOT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

Before purchasing your eXcursiost ticjfets
to Your favoritc sup5nsfs the
agent of tue GetsaH he 4sSite 40l Main
street, ap1 se $efhs valuable Information
as cheapest and pleasanteSt way to
matte your trip.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03
Petslotsr PEixorro.

The Asiiag Exeeasst~ &c nrasn Mut Take
steps o. Hotd . N.w El~ettan fsF Prr.l-
deaf Hs aay 30 the Chstss sf the rsa.
pie t"nEFsss wa Deal ~ith Te~sesa-
Hto pE JANFTRo. Nov O. President
I'eixotto will. u l. stated, take steps %
call . new election for president imme.
diaielv upon the - issetnbllaR ~ con.
grrsS The resignation ~ Fonssca
leaves a vacancy which. under the
brazilian constitution. must ~ hlled
by another electlon. without waiting
until the end ~ ionseea's term The
Vice president h not intended as per.
maasnt substitute for q president Who
has deceased or resigned. bat only a.
temporary occupant of the executive
chair pending the choice of another
president feixo,to IL gaining In popa.
larity and Il u thoaghs not improt,.
able that be viii BE elected president.
he Is taking vigorous steps 60 enforce
order In Rio de Janeiro, and the mill
lAry are assisting the police In guard.
ing against crime
During the riot that attended the
overthrow % foRseca party oi ruf.
aans from the part % the city fnc.
quented by the aoating element tooA
advantage Of the excitement to rob the
houses Of several wealth people who
had NO connection with politics
several % the rufians have been
hunted down and arrested.
President Peixotto will leave to con.
grvss the initiation of any measures
against the late dictator aud his min.
isters There IN q atrong feeling that
Fonseca should he held responsible for
usnrpation, although. as he has ~.
signed, there may hs diffleulty in tak.
ing imPeaehment proceedings. The
subject of the impeachment aud re-
moval ~ a president was under con
sideraiion of congress a the time % its
dissolution. and this was one of
the groan h upon which Fonseea
based bis action In forcibiy
dispersinR its members There u
no doalst that congress win enact
leglalasion to deal with foaseea aud
also 10 restrain the power 81 future
presidents fonseea's resignation as
eammander-ln-c chief % the army was q
matter % form.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03
coaoEnsGo TELEoRAns.

IsAAo slNNoxs and wife. living near
Tranquility. Ohio, we're visited ~
masked men on the R9th. boahd hana
aal toot and compelled under threats u
torture % disclose the aiding place u
g.
THE trade between the United States
and the Cherokee NAtion has nearly
been agreed upon for transfer Of the
strip 10 the United states
"LASD BrtI" ALLKS, who proSected
the ''homestead Law" passed By Congress
In ls0a. and spent kis iortaae of seoooo
laborinx ~ that end. died In the couRty
poorhoase at Columbus. ohio. on the
s9Ih. aged - years
TuE inhaenEa, now 80 prevalent In
Bertha, IL of more ylrnleht type thaa
that which caused 80 much suffering In
issa. Physicians estimate that eaooe
persons have been attached witA 10.
nusnsA since November 1 In neglia
alone
THH 0evernor Of Arkansas has offered
. reward of siso for The arrest aud con
vietioa Of the Murderer of an unknosn
negro. foand hahging hy an cid bride
rein fron the timb of tree near
Marietta. Arb, . few days age.
BUSINESS failures In the United States
daring the past week number saa against
as Last week anA as1 this week last
year. The total. January I 10 dase,
h io,esa, against ., iso last year.
Mosr harrowlng tales are being pub
lished of The famine in Russia In
many places the dead lay BY she road
side anhuricd. Fever and searvy are
adding 10 the awfulness Of the situation.
THE statement og the chillsn anancs
minister shows that exi'resident nal-
maceda had expended dariag the civil
var an amount eqaivAlent In paper
money 10 ssa.eoe.ooo
THs City Coancil Of Sharpsburg. ky..
refuses 10 llght the streets ON SUNDAY
nishts. claiming IL would be in violasion
81 the fourth commandment suit wili
be broaght
THK total failure of the corn and hean
crops In The state Of DurangO. Mexico.
ewing 30 the droath. 10 eaasing intsass
suffering smeng the poor. The price u
corn has risen W IN enormous agnra
selling In some parts Of the state st
ever u per bashsi.
THE plant of the Dallas. Texas.
Dressed beef A Packing compaay burned
On tbs eath. The plant wss eomplssea
sboat year ago ard eoss sleaeoei In
saEea ter s3i.soa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03


Mas. VILLAS JouN.oN, q bride of q
ieS months aud most estimable lady,
died at West Polnt las, week.
THu Matches water and sever plant
was sold a. publle auction last week to
James = Richardson for si1i,eoa
Ia ". r. FostAINE died at pontotoc
last week In the 0.th year of bis age.
The dccoased bal been idsRiiAed with
fontotoc Tor 'hirty-hve years. 10 was
a member ~ The Methodist Charch ami
Of the Masonic fraternity, AnA sas a
noted surgeon 10 the Confederate army,
TuKHE are some 10 OF tooandidates for
the secretaryship Of the state RAILROAD
Commission made vAeant by the rc.ig-
nation oi Mr. sCrugg.
THE twenty-arst annual meeting %
the Mis-lasippi state '1rahee will con
Vene at Ellisville in Deeember AN
subordinate oranges are urged 10 send
one or more members. aud where tho
master cannot attehd . fourth degree
member nay be elected delegate Tho
oitiEens win furnish entertainment free.
Goa HoRAcE V. BAHR. an old and dis
tinguished elilasn of jackson. was found
dead In bed last week. having died ap-
parcntly from heart failure. Col Barr
wAs an old and valued oitiEsR Of Jack
son. lie was bora at Moaht Carmel,
Covlngton Coanty, Miss.. sixty-thres
years ago.
THE commission created by the Con.
stitational Convention W prospect and
make . accommodation 10 the l.sgisla.
ture for the location ~ the state Prison,
after diiiReat investigation. nled a
sealed report with the Uovernor. and
requested that IL be not given out for
publication Tor the present bat these
thing. will leak out, In spite u the ua.
broken seal Of The commission. 10 q.
believed that two locations are recon.
mended. DE-. Ksirns plantation. on
Honey Island. the other q number ol
individual holdings In Rankin County,
east u Iacksoa on the A. a V. railroad.
u ls understood that the commission
was divided 10 its preferences. part
favosing the delta and part the hills
and thai two reports we're made thai
the Legislature ought 10 be the judge
on the death Of Col. c. A. Rroagher
at Jackson las, week. there passed ASA
one Of the old and honored landmarks ol
The state. The deceased had been "a
invalid Cor several moaths. aud hil
death was no surprise. bat was none The
leaa . great shock 70 the community, al
10 will he ~ the people Of the state
Ilis ph yaiciana we're az q loss to dag
nose his disease. lie seemed 10 have
died from Inability 10 Asslmilate hi
food properly. III was during The en-
Tire illneas In little pain. Tse ma
ehinery gradually stopped. as u worr
cut wiih age. lie was q native ot Nor
gaa Coaasy. Alsbama. and % years oli
AeYeLoSE from the southwest swsp
over Lawrence last week. All soare'
In its track wers lifted from the groanl
anA carried away, many pleces Of timhe
falliaE several miles aistanG The resi-
aence % Mr. Tom Dennls. In which war
biz family and himsslf. was destroyed
MFa Dennis was severely bruised aboa
the head sni had one shoulder dlsls
Gated, While one of the childrea. Q lllll
girl. was killed. A nambeF os negT
cabins were blown away. The Meths
DIST Charch Vas almost entirely a.
stroEed, 10 mas the residence of Nj
tiay. waost family ehanesa 10 be- II
ssaA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

BrrFAIo. ~ r.. Nov. ss-The ele-
vaior situation grows worse every day.
as II mnat eoatinue 60 do 81 hong az
grain cargoes keep pillag up and the
elevators fail 10 take care of them.
some elevators got no ears Al ell yes-
tsrday. There are forty vessels In tho
ealer harlsor that can not get inside.
sh0ala the harbor close aa early as Ia
somesimea does. mlllions Of bushels ~
wheat weuid be frozen In. The grain
nen Aay that The roaas have bitten on
more than thay eould chew. llow the
hmrlor IL 10 b. cleared and ths Feass :
lad ap Cor Water Is not solved
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

VALFARAf@a. Nov as-fhe arrival
% the united states steamship York.
town is reeeived with great satisfae.
ton by American rcsiaents. as ealcn-
lated ~ inspire new respect on the part
u the Chiliana Cor the uaited Statea
The time Il regarded as specially forta.
nate for . strengthening ~ the Ameri.
can naval foree. because likely to ex.
ercsse wholesome action In the matter
of the proceedings before the judge II
crimes The Chilimns are esidently lm-
pressed and regard the rorktown a.
the axamnt courier of the heet now said
b. be on the Pacific.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

More than auY other state ~ the
t'nion Georgia has retained the Indian
names ~ - rivers, aud most - them
have a musical suund. -. for example.
the ocmulgre, the Ohuper. the oRre.
chee the Cannouehse, che ocunee. the
Chattahoochee the Saltilla. the Alta.
maha and others Florida is another
state that has retained many oi the In.
dian names % is rivers
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

10 the Aagasia ttla lexpusition there
we're tweaty four states represented by
thslr agricultural mechanical. artistic
and other pro,iuct. Among the things
run hy electricity IN the electric depart.
ment were dental Instruments. ice.
makers. autumali'' tank tillrrs. pumps.
fans. drills. cloris~. hrlls and an cls.
vatnr ioa feet hiRl, Nany - the people
living Ia the mountains aud other back
districts were amnng the visitors ~ the
eNpnsitiou
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

Georve llrnwnncld. the i,lely. known
trotting horse man aud driver, died at
the home 81 his brother Wiley. in Lex
lngtHu. ny. aged about ~ years tie
had bocn suffering with heart disease
iur years aud ior thc past eighteen
months had becn unable ~ attend to
business
lhe So ne - ~ hiTrfnpst dnvers q hls
time 10 u~Bai 4ad dasehtsai nlFtetnr iTts.
~ ~ tn sansaitsnai ilifrt - Ansi isvalogusa
sueh Ervat leFfussaHFs a. tula ? o. Ma Qu@ea
o. and hssslYn si b bssttias rnany other aaasl
an~~ We wa- sasaa.ataa and hi. pFuperty esn.
sists uf mlniux slafps in tp.uFafn, having guit
,he hnr~ basinesa nyu yrara aan on aceuant -
n hsalth
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

Jask Cooper. = eolored barber.
dropped dead at Memphis Tenn. of
heart disease while picking bis guitar.
lie vas playing "Annio Rooney"
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

A dsplorable accident occurred 81
shrvveport. La. the other day al the
residence ~ John \ Hicks. prominent q
lawyer Ills son Conway. years old.
vas accidentally shat In the head with
a rifle ball The wound u fatal Ills
eldest brother aged "a years. was
handling the ride when II went on
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

The Virginia association ~ the
Worlds fsir met at Norfolk aud adopt
81 q resolution requesting the grneral
assembly Ia appropriate not less than
sioo. ono for the purpose ~ making an
exhibit for Virginia ai the world's fair
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

Little Rock. Ark, now has electric
motor ears They are proving q sae-
cess, and the people ara deiightesl The
horse ear will never be rcinstaled there
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

The Virginia Editorial association re.
eently enjoyed An excursion 90 Texas
They were well received and enter.
tained by their Texaa brethren.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

Col G. A Hrougher. aged as, died al
Jackson. MisA lie was seeretaFy %
state Just after the war. clerk ~ the
Legislature several sessions aud for n
number ~ years grand trvasurer oi the
knights ~ Honor ~ Mississippi
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

President Hickman ~ the southern
Manufacturers association says that In
addition to reciprocity the suuth needs
more steamship lines to the west Indies
aud south America and banking faeili-
ties Ia the latter coaatry.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

A6EsoN, Nov. a. - The supreme
Court today In the eases % state Reve.
aue Agent ~ the VicksburE hank and
the Mississippi Hone Insurance Com
pany, sustained the demurrer lied By do.
iendants, holding that the agent bad no
poSer % collect the taxe. la these
eases the STATE Revenue Agent upon
Investigation. fouad that said corpora
tions bad failed 30 pay taxes due Zoe
various years, aud brought suit In the
uame ~ the state 10 recover the
alsoun,s he claimed we're due The state.
eounty and city, as authorized hy tho
art of i-So creating the oiics - state
Revenue Agent These eases serc tost
eases, and by the decision . large
amount viii be lost which. through the
ofil-e Of State Rsyenuo Agent could
have been collected aRd paid into the
STATE, county aud city treasures. As
regards the collection Of delinqueA,
liquor and privileges, the court has also
decided the agent had no power to eol.
lect anless the offi'ers refused or taiigi
- srllsqA FAssa avalAgs bsias parsly ,
the result % the fabors Of the agent
aad he being debarred from aay reeoa.
aideratlon u the decisions u Fellows
that the state is apt % lose thousands
u dollars, unless the law can be- 90
changed as 10 grant the agent the power
~ sue and recover
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

A cyclone eaased considerable da1f
sge at Lawrence, MlsA A nnmber "a
residences were demolished. and cas-
child fatally injured
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03
Fas, Time. clos. Connection.

MakiaR direct connsotions uith hFst
class linss 70 all polnia The Great
steel Bndge. Spanning The ohio Rivef
y Caiso Il eempletsa and all trsins
freight aad passsngefl are nos RAINING
serulAriy ovef a. thus svoiding tbs
asisys ssd s.aoyanoes inoiasni u
tFassiss W terry beal
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

The ladies of Mobile. Ala. held q
Worlds fair convention in that city aud
formulated plans for making tbs stats
exhibit iine enc.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03

Ia the civil district court ~ New Or
leans John q Orant, a furniture deal
~, has entered suit against the Ilrad.
streets ermnanv, pruurietnrs ~ ,ihs
liradstreets Mercantile Agency. foF
So. eoo. for using and publishing a lihcl-
aus slanderuus. false, malicious and
defsmatory statement concerning him
a. follows.
J. unfsrufaliY rerar'irsi ~ IN bal tFila Nha
~ nui think y alNtsahlr o. ifraht tha extnnsinu
askni fur III methfsis have ts-n rFthlsast
ever sinrs b. has t-..n hern. tn1 thHas aanauiini
nua claim g. nsvHF have haa ans cstnHsisnus ~
him. TheFp wss an aftesir pnilishssl in . h-al
IsIHr ga the llth iust shh-h rhanzszi him stih
hyIsFrisY dishnnssiy ant immortality ~ -
this tins iha rharxss have ia hsen rvfut~i
Iuia IA IHf
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03
MIsslssIppl MATTERS.
Ma9w TFomlsla8


Eo.cIusKo. Nov. O. For The last iew
lays there seems ~ have been some
lawiessnsss In the eastern part % tbis
roanty (AttalaI between the whites and
hlarhs resulting. 10 IL said, Ia . crowd
81 whites going 10 ,hs house oi DaA
0ladasy. eOlored, and shooting him.
and severely whipping other negrosA
sheriff y, J.. smythe sent svsCial depa.
ties oat there last high, 10 ,Frest the
euiliy parties and 10 protect innoceat
asgroes. and the Deputies brought Ia
aud jailed today Mr. 0eorge Pickle az
one oi the guilty ones aud left Deputies
In pursuit of The Others while D. l..
Smyths, Jr, one of the Deputies, vas
saaFdina the premises % Dan Oladney,
coloFea, aud was eHamining bis gun 10
see hos u would work. u being . rainy
night the gun accidentally vent otf
And kiil "A . negro hamsa keRaedy
A Marriage That Va. . saspr,.s.
fEiAHs PoiSt. Nov. - "A society
event Of uausaal interest occurred last
nlRht An amataer performance for
the benefit Of the church was given. o.,
the conclusion ~ whiCh the audience
vas As,Oalshed At the information that
marriage uaa about 10 take place. In
. spirit of fun licrnse bad been procured,
bat the high contracting parties we're
esidehtly In earasst, a. Was soon demon.
straied. All parties adjourned 10 the
church, when Mr.. J. AlcorR Glover. of
this place. and Miss shAllie Y. PLAN.
mer. Of Memphis, presented themselves
before the altar aud we're made one, be-
fore the audicnoe had scarcely recovered
from its surprise. Rev. J. u. shumAker
performed the ceremony Mr. clover
l. . grandson oi eK-t'ov Aloorn, and
member elect of the present Legislature.
Miss Plummer - related 30 the scotls
and Nergors, VI this state, and 10 prom y
Bsnt In so isty circles In Memphis.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03
sourngRN olGAsInoa


The Virginia bondholders' commit
Tee have submitted their report b. their
advisory board. composed % Grover
Cleveland, chairman, Thomas o. hay
snd, Edward }. Phelps. George %.
Williams aud George =. Cue. The lat
ter Immediately took the matter under
consideration aud rendered an opinion
approving and recommending the plan
N settlement "a the Virginia debt ne
ethbosiie, la the rrp0rt % the bond
holders committee. as follows,
rise STATE - Virginia ln .-.ttieuseat ana esa.
esilatton uf g. fanmu - smrh h1si~btednann,
shnil eHneats and dshrar h- tagsis fw tbs sam
~ sismaeo. Ia ihst pFnIsaFtiun. fpr tba
aEnnant q insiettssina#s whih shall hu suf
rvniiery~i Ssid hlnds shall - payaliin IN ini
yuar. after thsir date ansi draw iufrtssst frssni
she - day a ialy l@i 81 tho rais " ser
csnt fur tiie nrss tan yaars aftsF that date sssi
- ths rate - i@F osut fsr the remaining nina.
" years ami unta ths maturtsY q sahi t-sais
The advisory board says i, j. decided
IN IL Judgment. that n the terms -
settlement now presented are rejected
the prospac, ~ an advantagnous agree
ment i- far from encouraging
h"~ h"&Ah VIEWS W NaauNafNs
In isaa George Alwell, one ~ Ciari,s.
viile's Tenn. oldest citizens. was ap
pointed trustee over the property -
Nm Reynolds Mr. Reynolds was in
financial ditilcultV. and named Mr Al.
we'll io hold his property fpr his chil-
drrn. A few months ago Wm Rev.
nnlis died Its wislow died onl, a few
weeks agn. The children ~ Mr. and
Mrs. Wm Reynolds, who live Ia 4 Hrr-
ent states. desircd ~ divide the prop-
rrty which their aged parents left them
I pom investigation u was found that
they could not touch the property. for
Il was held iu trust Nv GcurEe Aiwell
II turned out further that Mr.. Alweli
did not know that he had control ~ the
property a. trustee.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-12-03
JAMES Il. ERRINGTON

MaHtsharst. a ssi.sitsFl.
uslcn fourth dopf over hank VII
practice in all the courts ~ touiah anl
sdiolnIns roun.iss. ani In the supFeuls
and Federal r8ufts