Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

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He grumbi~d a. the porter for MOI
waking hisn early enough 10 gei
breakfast nj the hotel af the station.
Wen ne went b. breakfast he said
the sieak was tough. the eofFes
cnlsi. The nilk thin. etc. When hs
rwturnrd 10 the ear he almost
swofs II the porter Cor not raising
the wintlow. He then abused The
railroad eompsny said h@ would
never ride ON the rad again.
orumbling Il q very old sia Cain
was the hnst gramhler perhaps.
The man who has his one taleni
vas a sonr grumbler. 0rumhlers
must have existed In she secontI
centnry. Cor we ind In The sDs.
daehe. -os ~Tesehinx r ~ nn~-
;s's \ IN. - y I
be moi grumbler When Won ere
ca . train, you might disgust yons
fellow- -pas~engenf
+, BY the middle of the forenoon
q track had been laid around The
week, aud we passed by In safety.
Passengers bonnd Tor Washington
we're delayed Eight hours In Bjrm-
ilgham leaving the Mage city,
as 10; 10 p. IA, we we're In Atlanta
Tor breakfast We remainesl there
bat shorf time and saw nothing
that ~ sitracfed our attention as
The tail shaft in the crmetery
erFcted as the monument b, the
gifted journals, aud orato-, Henry
Grady. We enjoyed q delightful
risie throagh part az Georgia and
Saath Carolina IL the god peo.
pie who are try ing 10 raise enttan
would take . trip 10 the famous
Delta. they would be constrained
to go West" Just at nlahtfall
~ rearhed Charlotte. N. O., near
which IL the grave ~ AIexanslcr
Craigh~ad. History plainly show.
that he and his COLLEAGUES. With
their "Mecklenbarg Declaration. ("
we're more than one year ahead of
Thomas Jeffer~oa. The tempta-
tioa to stop nj Charlotte aud visit
the grave ~ Craighead would have
be.-n ton strong IL my far~ had us,s
been turned st-adfastly towarl
North6eld. On Fniay morning
We halis-l a. Cull~pp@r The
name always has sad a@sosiaiion
viih events recordssl on the pages
of Confederate history. With
sneh then hts IN my mind 1 lookesl
oni of I. &c window aud saw a
v4~~lass.lng. sfoat young man IN
4 set ofa kfa<ssss sla-ss. wl.saa sl.s.~
ssalnrcl women watched him chop
ping bard wsssd II meant that he
was hungry and rying to earn his
braktasi-a young trampi 1
ihonght what Possibilities there
might 10 IN him u he could get .
chance" If h- we're nj Mt Her
mon. Va sight ~ where l now sis 10
write :he~e lines. In the training
school Of Dr. Moody, what might
he not become +?
Az Calvertan. ON a big hoard we
RIAL the advertisement az Fan
qaier Springs Under enliw
new management. This suggests
volames of thought is n.a our
age making too much of the entire
new management" IL one thing
better than another simply because
u 10 new Ours Is q restless are.
We are bowing down anil Worship
ing Changel Cslleges want pew
presidents. charches want new
pastors. and hotels brag Ahout their
"entire new management"
A lev minutea more bnonght us
D. Manassas. What's Ia name "
Tue rs,a.lsE knows the Suggestion
~ that name. One ~ the blooli-
lssl Of battles rendered these plains
thirty years 40. A plain mnu-
ment sia.Ids near the station
Bal Run" Is fsur miles from Ma
nassas The brig ght hopes af many
a fond mother we're blasted when
her young hoy Cell at Manass a.
In lees time than one hour we were
whirled into the Federal City.
The first thiag we saw vas the
Washington Mnnument After
two hour's stay we speeied
on 20 Bslsimore The lsst xe saw
of Washington Was the znatchless
monument. We tarried but Zee
minutes in Baltimore and Phils-
delphia reaehing New York before
sundownL Spending the night
there We left at 10 o'clock mkt
morning. sakiag the "Nhlfe
Aoaniain Express" for Northfsld
We stopped cnly@ few minutes at
the raliial Il Connecsicut and a
Slsringfields Mass What we're our
leelings whsn the brakeman He'd
out ~Norihampsosi" Thi. ~ the
islenticsl place In which lived and
presrhel "Jsnsthaa ElssriA"
We could harslly stay ou the train.
How often have l rad tee sermou
on Sinners In shs hands of an
angry God" When Edwards de-
lisered IA cot read ID from MANN
seriraD 10 that Northampton autli-
sms. many q them seiz<~l the pii-
lara and cried ont Ia agony. "Wuas