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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
ESTABLIsHED IN 1857.
NAA BlCEiOW &W.
Putt and Produce
Commission Merchants

Ne - North Market = Bo.tuu. Ma.
utFFRfNf
W W kimh8N rre.ilrat Iuurih M
inn1l BANK. liust.n. 10 -. ~sffip '~
Park Giur. New Nuk tuN l.-nuH
luriug rt .Itrrf Ll.k.f..t National
hsnt o. sffp o. heIs .irF. o. ru.f
~ frrHt "a -rturr ~tr,.f.. th.l4a.f
pha " a krt Nrra Ni... aui
most - Ihr all b. u.,.. Be- iilr lIuil 1r !
rruslure B. shines. 30 'hrag#. IhiIf lrl.
phia, BaIimute. NsW Nsk emil iu.tHH
Special sttsuti"u givrn o. the a., a
Souiberp ltu.t. pul IErA
strnr e. sut o. .,.' ii.ts sri HI ..pi
caii"u. Our b,t tHl ,uz .xpri
sntt ruahi.. a. ~ srfk' car palr.us ih
ID" best possible manner.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Under tho haas - Mi.-t-sirpi the un
derElgued clerk - thr cirv4t curt wtll.
At the time anl plarr h'r.ilfr1e st
forth. prpre,d 81 make uNw r.tstta
tIun - an he qua. fei De-. tors - Cppiah
county - hp shall present themselves for
registration.
First remaining az uflin. lea liazl-hurst
~ p-r.rl - 10 d4ys fuln March oh
- Aufi lWh. l~Il. then yi-it4lg eaph
nm. .4#f - .stt .fsf "a. .f.W.s
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Pennsylvania iron makers are
discovering that Alabama and 9TH
a. southern States are able to
make iron and sell II in Pennsyl-
vania at a profit because the South
ern iron States are erecting the
BEST class If furnaces that can he
devised. Ihis l. shown Ia the
average production 81 iron to the
furnace IN 1850 aud $500. In 1850
Pennsylvania proluc1d 1900 tons
b. the furnace, in 1880 the pro-
duction was 2l.0l0. an Increase 81
100 per cprL In lss0 Alabama
produced Alas tons 30 the furnace.
Ia 1890 the prolnction Sas $500.
al increase % go per cent The
fact i. the latest furnaces put up
in Alabama produce moro iron
than the best furnaces constructed
n Pennsylvania This progress j.
the secret Of the development %
the iron industry IN the South. -
Meridian News
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

A trust is contemplated Ivy all
he leading cigarette and plug 30
bacco manufacturers Of the United
StateA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
FlTIL ENcOrNTER

\ d,plprahlc tragedy "ccurrcd
IA Monday evening. the Iartici-
PANTS h,in. Iuo. q. eastman. rdi-
tHr n a., r,r.t, anil l.. lIar,lcnst,iu.
editor - a weekly paper callcl
"Bu-iuo-~. Ia which the latter Wa
Killed The difficulty grew out q
a criticism hy "Bu-iucs." ~ an ar
tlclc which rppa aryd Ia the Po-t
relative g. "a, killing II the Sicil-
lIau- in Nrw Orlrau. The whole
matter j. b. be- regretted W.
Auoa nothing uf the merits Il the
Killing, bu, Sc h. know Mr. Cash
man, ant have always found him
b. b. a high-iuuc,l, chiyalrous gen
tlcmAn, ami tho proyucatlun. a.
him, must have seemed great
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

MHlthall- retirement almost a..
s1rcdly hcspeak. less cnnspiciu-
Gus AMI less rcr,iceahle succcs-
snr. Tate County Record
Would your own distinguished
fellow -citizcn. q. u. Stands. b.
les conspicuous and less sefyicc-
ahleg
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Corporal John H. Tanner has
been appointed a member Of the
State Railroad Warehouse Com
mission Of Illinois.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
~ JOINT DISCUsSIoy-

The Clairon-Lc,lgcr informs "a
that the Utica Alliance have *
tended an invitation 10 Messrs
Frank Burkitt AMI W. \. McAllis-
Ter TO address them in joint debai,
on the sub-treasury question
What al anomaly Of AT airs Bar
k'ii aud No Allister, the fir.: state
lecturer and the other assistant
state lecturer, 81 meet and eros.
~wonds upon matters relating 10
the order 10 which they bath be-
long and presumed 10 b. in sym
patty. Better MT have the debate.
Entertain your In livi lual yicwA
but do not len yourselves tn get l.
ting ~ "A unn'aHsary agitation
upon aqu's'ion that j. M. an issue
l~f'rc the pcople Either Bur
kitt !. right or McAllister j. RI sht
Both cannot H.. but Burkitt has
the advantage ~ being Ia a~cnrd
with thu dpetrine promulgated Is
thu national alliance. A. b. Wheth-
90 90 MT the sub treasury bin i.
e institutional cuts NJ figure ia the
matter The unexpected and an
usual spr-tarlc 81 two officer. of the
order. msn whp should stand high
IN IT, councils, going around the
country addressing the people from
dramatically opposite stand points
cannot bat have az injurious let
u would certainly result Ia mo-
good Let the brethren refrain.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

The Louisville aud Nashville train
from Cincinnati to New Orleans
was wrecked near Anchora e..
twelve miles from Louisville.
Monday. Several passengers were
injured
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

A statement appears In the Min
neapolis Tribune believed to be
from ex-senator Pierce. nov editor
o. that paper, that Senator Ed
munds expects 30 resign before the
neat meeting u the senate
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

A. T. Coley, ex-po~tmaster at
Gre,nock, Texas. who was indicted
recently for charging excessive
fees for registering mail packages.
suicided by taking poison.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Judge Thompson. a Louisville.
ny, rendered deciswm. la which
he holds that horse-racing l. not
game Il chance. and that pool
rOums can not be prosecuted under
the gambling act
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
INTERPRETATIONS INnaR.fn

CASrOs. Miss. March AT q
canton Alliance met here tol !,
aud under a SusI epsion 81 he
rules AMI amid cheers pns-e,l a
resolution s'rungly in,lnr-ins
Judge = = Calhnm for Tit a
States senator Ia suvccol S,nutor
Nalihall Ills many qualifications
Tor the POSITION arr culngized anil
he y earnestly commended a.
the favorable consideration ~ the
Alliance throughout the STATE ard
Ia guod citizens II every class.
The resolution incidentally states
that 1T Is generally eonce,ls.l that
SENATOR Gcorgr should anil Sill be
has own sucressnr
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Secretary Blaine is in good
health, with the exception q a
slight touch II the govt This nee
essarily confines him 10 his house.
but does not interfere In the least
with the dispatch 81 public busi-
ness requiring his attention.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

The House 81 the Missouri leg
lAture has passed a bin taxings
sleeping cars ~ for every slO0
ross receipts.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

The first fight has taken place
between the NenezueliAns and the
English ON the frontier % British
Guena
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
TIM q TABLE.
IIlnos Central Railroad

North lspgnd hsauth lspund
ku1 L',Ai2l- pm NJ. iva I 1Opm
e a., Alypm al 3t~ n "a
A. ll2Ipm 40 at5an,
:" q iat0am Inam
Sus e. uud o. are N.sfibule Trans
Aud b. MT stua bore
NJ Hud = are tsp'al frHights and
Tuu even ihy ssrrIt ~uuday
~ FIDAIE Agent.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
DEArH AN JONES. DAUGHTER

CHArrANooGA fFNN.. March ~
/ Telegram received here announ-
crs the a. ia IL Mrs Mary Mays
Oldest daughter II the Rev. sam
Jones', tnr nuteI evangelist, at Car
tersyille. TIA. about noun tnlay.
Mrs. Mays leaves little gIrl few
days old, aud is birth vas the cause
Of her death Mr. Jones i reported
90 b. oyerwhclmel with grief a.
sic was his fayorite daughter.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
Consumption Cured.

An cid phi s'rian. retlfed irum prac-
tire, having hsi piafrd IN ~ hands BY
80 East India mi-sitnsrY the formula a
. -impir Vegetables remedy fDf the
aIeedy snl permanent cure ~ Con-
snisptinn, nrunrhlti.. tnlarTah. AstL-
ma and all threat und Lung Affection.
also positive and radifal curs fbr Ner-
vh'as Debility nnl ali usrvtnua enm-
plants, al having ~ fte'l ~ wonder
tui ar 4tif" powers Ne thousands ~ cas-
-. has 'elt e hl- dnty a. make u known
~ hls suffering tll"ws Ariuatrd ~
ihi- motive md desire ~ relieve hu
man suffering I viii .rHd free "a rharFe
b. all sha tlssifr u. this rsripe, 10 Ger-
man. fTsn~h 90 Engiish y iih ~ n dire
iloas fnF preparing and usina Ssntbv
nail BY asl,lres.ing With sialnp. namln q
this paper W 4 NoTEs. 40 Puwsfs
Blurk, Rochester, \ Y.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

I J Ashhy. formerly q Louis
vile, Ky. aud recently 81 Paris,
Tex, well-knowu cotton buyer.
aud - late with the firm IL ". b.
McBath A Go. cotton buyers II
Grcenyille, Miss, died in the lat
t,r city Monday morning q dcliri-
am trpmens
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Mr. Bayarl, who was secretary
~ state under Mr. Cleveland. SAYS
that there will h. No difficulty With
Italy on account II the Killing II
the Sililian- ia New Orleans His
experience m the department 81
state craft should h. authority a.
those Who wish authority on the
-uhIcrt
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
EDITORIAL NEW ).


The supreme court II the State
has taken rrccss until April ith
Lawrence Barrett, the great tra-
< ,lian. died in New York on Fri
pay
The supreme court ~ this state
has taken "a yaca,iuu until April
the 4th
lazoo county las two cauh-
dates Tor district attorney, Mc--rs
Hudson and Luz.
SN white cluyirts made their
escape from the pouit'ntiary guards
Gt Sacks, u lart w,,k.
Eight per cent Il the adult white
population Il the United States are
unable T. read aud write
Henry Msttcr-pa. editor u th"
tur.rluIrn,l. l. on a lecturr
nls t.-agyh Alabama and Florida.
sam Jones j. hul ling forth a.
p,rs truia Tie has eniir,ly ~
crt,rrd from hi- recent sc,rre IN
u,.--
\ BAH has passed the Arkansas
leg .ln'uur hg a vote II O. to 30
virtually aJuh-hing capital punish
mcuf
Mis-is-ippi gctsaack $4,000 Il
taxes uul,r the bill passed 10y con
gr,-.,. a-...s~,,l aud collected 81 her
,,'ifrns a. war tan.
" / johnson, ~ the Durant
news, j. candidate for the Legs
luiurc IA HOLMES county. We hope
b. will get there eli
Tho Canton Picket says that
Julsc Calhoon has consented Ia bc
"a candidate for United States sou
Htor h. succeelGe1. waltlsl
On the fourth Monday IA April
the [. ) suprrn, court Will hear
ih cases brought e. ts.f lha con
stituuurallty OF The "a h,uley bill.
The New Orleans p,cayuue says
The dying congress sang the
DoIolog, int II did not have the
gall 10 sing Nearer my God Ia
thsc
\ -pit occurred In the Chicago
drme. aiic convention tine frac-
uun nominated Garter Harrison fpr
mayor. anil the other nominated
Crtigrr
The / {. railroad company has
commenced work rebuilding their
machine shops NJ Water Valley. IL
will contain the very hsst anl most
impro . machinery.
The one hundruyth Anniversary
az the dca,h - John Wesley was
observed by English Mcth~iIsts by
the unwilling IL statue erected in
hi honor In London.
In aAjouming the lower hoase u
the Kansas Legislature the alliance
speaker said that IN ls92 they
wsuld wipe the republicans III
the face Il the earth.
Charles Broadway Roussr, II
New York, one 81 the greatest
merchants ot the 4. \, pays hi,
clerks each night II one misses
a day be misses his pay
The most fearful ocean disaster
II modern times occtrrred last
week. The Utopia collitel with
the Rodney aud sank a, once, car
rying down to watery graves siS
hundred Italian immigrants
Isaac +. Montgomery, the ne
gro orator - Mississippi, has l.een
suggested To- Mr.. Harrison Tor
commissioner b arrange the oxhi-
bit IT negro progress at the
Wollds Far.
A Law suit has been deciled In
the United States district court
which gives to Peter McClellAnd.
junior, large bulk Of property in
the heart u Waco, worth nearly
half a million
The names 81 many gentlemen
arr being mentioned ~ suitable
persons 10 succeed Gen. MalthAll.
but We have seen none brought 10
the front yet who would Gil the
position better than Hon. r. n.
Miller, II Copiah.
The Southern Presbyterian
Church has bought Wards Semi
nary ut NASHVILLE. Tenn, paying
$4,000 Tor IL They viii enlarge
IA al once. and make Nashville the
educational center 81 the Prcsby-
t.rian denomination la the South.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Ex-senator Blair has accepted
the Chinese mission and has ar
ranged to sail from San Francisco
Tor the "flowcry Kingdom" on the
LIST Of May. lie has already re-
ceiyed his instructions from the
Secretary ~ Stats.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

The Aloorn county Alliance has
endorsed George and walthall for
re-cler in 20 the Senate.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
Citation.

State ~ Mississ pp ToJ .r.es 81 Llud
Icy
You are commanded a. appear hs'uFs
the ohans0ry cuIrt - Tire cuuniy - 60.
piah, IN said state. ga be- -eonnd Muu,av
IN "ay lSii. o. defend tie suit N .tl
ga n ~ Jenuio 1. ndray. whrf.tn yup
pre- d UtfF Isnt J 10 ttHtsnrTu4
Mar 81. -
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
TIE ,IRETIEN rANIN.

JACKSON, Miss. March II The
sarytiss ~ ex state treasurer Hem.
ingway to-day pail into the state
treasury 1920, IA accordance with
The derrrr II the chanccry court
The following j. the amount paid
~ cach slrety VIM Ray. Sl2.5OO,
" Berry Pnu-e. 5000: j. h
Town end. 5000. v J.. Nulcni,
s5.OlD, l. Tu.tlc. 5000. !. u. n.
HrmiugSay 2Ulp, Dr ! ".
Young | 30. DIR l. Arunl |. $1,000
NEW OmIANs. March H. Ar
thur Dunn. the principal lawyer,
who recently assisted tie state ru
prosecuting ll.nnc SIS murlercrs.
last ni ght ia -ali-slrfrn~n. shot anil
killed fraaa Na.rrs city editor 30
the Cts Times AMI Mascot. week
" illustrated paper~. Dunn was
wounded. bat hot dan. .eruusly.
lie was taken b. the Charity Hos
pital and is reported doing we'll
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

From Wash Henley. On Maj.
Nelson's place, about three weeks
ago, QUE light clay hank mare, 2
years old. with light name aud tail.
Information l,ft with W. \. How
ard a Co will 10 duly appreciated.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Lgc Hluspn. Who shot and killed
DR. ". ID Simmons, in the south.
eastern portion IL Pike county
some time since. aud Who was serv-
ing a life sentence m the pcnitcn-
tiary for the same, made his escape
therfrom one day last week, and
j. still al large.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

The Ladies' monumental e. =.
alton have selected Gen. William
Henry as chief director a ~ cesv-
mon.es a the unwilling "A Ne JED
Dayi. monument 30 occar 90 June
81 next
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
fIgKr VIVA BURGLAR.

JACKSON, Mrss, March 2l-
William Holt brother-in-law Of
Auditor Stone. discovered burg
lar ia the dining-room 81 the latte .
house last night Holt fred one
shot when the burglar sprang on
him and crushed him to the floor,
choking him almost Ia death.
Holt finally slcceeSlel in z 'ttir x
dirk from his hip pocket, aud de
spite the grip II the burglar ou bis
thruat succe,yle'l in slashing him
with the knife until he caused him
to run. leaving blood stains all
over the rom He escaped aud
M clew to his identity has been
discovered He was a whit, man
Holt !. confined To Ia, b,sl 10y the
INJURIES received
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
STATE ~. COMMITTEE.

The democratic state executive
committee met IA jackson on Mon
day evening. oil ~ the members
h'ing present or represented by
proxy Hon. J \. McNcily. ~
Grcn,illc. Vas elected chairman
hy accluma'ion 10 ill the vacancy
caused hy the death If Hon. n. &.
Patty " cdnc~,lay, July 18th.
Was selected ~ the day for holding
the state convention 10 nominate
railruad commissioner
The brgak ia the Mississippi L..
W, near Sanaower Landing. Goa
hoNa c1onty. i alSoht 3O fect
viii" Most II IT, water will pas
"a IA, SunApwcr and lazoo
rivera II j. harl 10 predict the
damage that will result from the
brrak. Another crrya-~or has o.
CURED opposite New Orleans. and
threatens "a h. very Obstructive
The constitution ~ Georgia for
bids an appropriation to be made
for fairs, ruu lucntly the MONEY
Tor the Nurld- Columbian Fair
will have b. L. raised by private
subscriptions. which wall H. large
AMI will insure b,tt.r exhibit
than could be made by the legisla-
tive appropriation.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

CmcAGo. Marh - Grip. pneu-
monla and the yernal equinox
Jpintly, lid deadly work ia Chica-
90 last week. IN. fuuiing shows
that sol persons die,l during the
web, the ma, portion 81 them Of
lung disease Pneumonia claimed
l1O, grip 10. bronchitis II, dipthe-
ria -, scarlet fever Is. typhoid
fever l., consumption T. acute
lung diseases carried OH 2is Last
week the death list was 7Oi The
rate pr thousand Wa- "a "a, almost
unprecedented IN the history Of the
lily.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
COMARDII ATTACK

CLEyELAND, Miss. March q
On the arrival IL the II ~ train
this morning the people here were
thrown into great Consideration at
seeing Julius A. Robinson. a pro
mlnent attorney 81 this place.
brought from the train in a bleed
Ing and almost uncuncious cundi-
ton He hal heen ATTACKED ia
Shaw by ben l. Walton, a mer-
chant. aud two IL his employees.
They hail braten him with pistols
while covered with Winchester
ia the hands 81 one Cuakley The
citizens are highly iucense,l at the
cowadly manner IA which Mr. Rob
insnn vas taken alvanta p Of
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-23
WHO WANTS IT?
That is the Position Of District Attorney
Provided the Captain Is
'Shelyed.
An Athletic Association to Develop
the Muscular Young Men OF
Hand County.
Good Crop News, with q few Unfortu.
nate HAIL Yictims-The
Weeks Doings.

There seems to be difference Of opin
ion between DIR. Pyle and District Attor
usy Gray as 10 whether Pyle accepted The
Walton money as settlement of their re.
cent difficulty. The doctor says me and
the attorney yes Otherwise there are
no new developments in the attempt d
fire" the aged attorney from his iucra.
tive job Of $40o a year.
Students of political economy are FEST
now wondering who is 'in it" fer Dist.
rict Attorney Gray's place. u. o, Hut
son it is understood is TO furnish legal ad
vice for the prosecution. is the only indie.
pendent lawyer here except Gray; d. ID.
ROrck was democratic candidate FOR the
place before the people; John Pusey op-
posed Gray in the nominating conven.
tion; while J. H. Cole was o candidate be-
fore the republican convention; G. @.
Hartley saws wood and says nothing, G.
c. Briggs is too busy roasting double
jointed California peanuts; G. Fl. Carroll
just smiles on "like Tennyson's brook" at
bis 500 acres Of wheat; and there's Grant
Frodricks who loves book agents for the
enemys they have made; John Baldwin
and Keller were seen together lately, but
We think Keeler wanted Johns horse;
S, L. Sage is laying low, with hair
trigger touch on the buzz saw. SO the
students" have not been able to decide
yet whether the aboye attorneys are going
1t single handed, or whether they have
pooled, and are hatching deep laid
schemes in the Silly hours of night TO
throttle the popular voice, and flch the
ONCE away from the peoples representa-
tive!
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-23
CONSUMPTION ouKEp,

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula Of O
simple Vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure OF CONSUMPTION,
Bronchitis, Cattarrah, Asthma and all
throat ana Lung Affections, also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and
its wonderful curative po&en hfri~usAAisd
of cases. has felt 1t his duty to make 1t
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free OF charge
to ali who desire it, this recipe, in Ger
man. French or English. with fall direc.
tions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail By addressing with stamp. naming
this paper. W. A. MOVES, $40 Powers
Block. Rochester N. Feb 5yi
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-23

The storm of the 18th inst was rsu.,.
able IN north Hand and Fan,k ,o,r,,..
nan stones 10 inches In circumfereoc,
iei' breaking through the siding of houses
onas. Wilcox, Mr.. Preston and other,
iost their crops. Dan Halls BUILDINGS
were In the center Of the tornado bis
oatue ranch buildings were tvistea and
oiown down; his house was unroofsd
ana other buildings around were damaosd
ihey had down pour of rain, TAM
bryant said water run inches deem ON
MS premises, cutters and draws were fnlI
oil water. The Orient people attribute
their frequent cloud bursts 10 their nsw
artesian well. Every summer heretofore
sney have had it dry. This season thew
hage superabundance of rain, and crops
are naturally booming.
Patsy o'Ne,l and Tom Bryant are scour.
ing the country, buying mp all the cattle
they can get at their price.
A missionary service will be held in
Howell, in honor Of Mrs. Cniph's depar-
tuf5 to the Indians in New Mexico, next
sunday, A theological student will
preach.
The party at Howell the night Of the
l4th was largely attended. The amuse.
ment was dancing. These occasions sf-
ford enjoyment and relief to our people
rom the ennui Of q Dakota life. They
have become fixture, the next one will |
be August l4th.
D. Il. CasterIine and Mr.. Beck, Of Hand, |
we hear had set to cause stock in crops.
We did not hear which was the best puei.
ist, but heard that no damage was done.
An enterprising farmer Of our town;
law in an eastern paper, the adv. ofa
'oung lady who would like correspond
nee with young man west, purpose,
autuai improvement, He answ6fed the
dv.. correspondence ensued, photo
raphs were exchanged. We believe the
oung man has struck vein Of good lack,
nd we hope the bachelors Of Hand coun-
y will follow suit.
A young couple from here went to the
ity to get their pictures taken. On their
eturn dame rumor had II that they were
narried. The young couple insist that
Though their future felicity has been
orestalled, they are not to he so easily
cared, and propose to txe their own
me to con summate the happy event.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-23
COUNTY BUSINESS.

MrLnRR, 8. D., July 6, 1891.
The Hand county Board Of Equaliza-
tion met at one o'clock p. n.
Was called to order by the chairman;
members all present.
"A. Egbert was called and admins
tered the following oath.
We and each Of us do solemnly swear
that we will support the constitution OF
the United States, and Of the state Of
South Dakota and that We viii faithfully
and impartially discharge our duty as an
EQUALIZATION Board for Hand county
south. Dakota. according to Law.
W. H. ELDER,
II. II. FARRINaToS.
@. W. LIVINGSTON.
GEO. A. MCKAY.
r. L. SMITH.
LEVI HARRIS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of July 1891.
lsEALl Z. A. EdBRHr,
Notary Public, s. d.
Board pr0ceedsd TO examine assessors
books, ana to hear complaints from the
townshi 9.
Board adjourned to meet at 7:So oclocl
A. NJ. July 7th 1891.
July z, Boata met pursuant to adjourn
ment, was called 10 order By the chair.
man, members all present.
Board proceeded to hear complaints and
exsrnins assessors books.
On motion Board adjourned to meet a
ono O'Clock P. NJ.
Board met as psr adjournment, all mem.
bers present.
Board proceeded to Eqnalizo persona
property assessments.
Board adjourned to meet at eight o'oioci
4. n. July 8.
July 8. Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment called to order by the chairman, al
members present.
Board continued equalizing persona
property assessments.
Board adjourned 70 meet sf one o'clocl
r. n. =,
Board met as per adjournment was call
ed TO order by the chairman, members ai
present.
On motion A. B. wiser's assessment o
$4,000 OF school township money wa
taken from the list, aiso $1,000 Oh Of hi