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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20
Weaverville, March 90, 1875.

WILL LET EN- SET. Cooley had some
trouble with one of his hens. She want
ed to set and he didn't want her to. He
put her in barrel, ducked her at "A pump
and threw her into the air and reasoned
with her, but she would persist in going
back to the most. Finally he put n hot
porcelain egg under her but she skipped
about until it it cooled, and then she re-
turned and sat on the egg with the air Of
having resolutely determined to hatch n
set of crockery and n couple Of flower pots
out of the porcelain delusion. Then Coo
10y determined to blow her off. He put
half pound Of gunpowder under the
nest, and laid a slow match out into the
yard. AS soon as he saw the hen seated,
he went into the kitchen to get light.
Meanwhile Mrs. Cooley went into the
hen-house to hunt for eggs and to ascer-
tain il that idiotic chicken was setting yet
Then Cooley came out and fred the train.
In couple of minutes there was fearful
eAplosIoH' n second later MIS-. cooley
emerged precipitately from the door with
her mouth full Of lenthers, her hair full
Of blazing straw and warm blood and an
assortment Of drumsticks, gizzards and
claws distributed around over her dress
Then she made dash at Cooley. What
the result was | do not know. But met
him on the following Tuesday with court
plaster over his nose and look of sub
jugation in his eye, and he conAdcntially
informed me thaC the next hen Of his that
had such disposition to set, might sci
in peace through the unending cycles O
eternity before he would bother himsel
about her.-Mdc Adeter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

A FABLE.-Onoe on time there was
a turkey whose owner suddenly ceased to
regard him with indifference, as was his
wont, and instead Of permitting him to
wander around all day to scratch the
ground for his living, began to feed him
with the daintest of food, and, indeed,
seemed never tired Of stuling his crop,
even after it was fall to bursting. The
poor turkey could not understand such
sudden kindness, until one holiday morn
ing; when, too late, he discovered that
his master had been stulling him that he
might stuff himself. Moral-Dont let
anybody stuff you.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

A YOUNG chap in Dallas, Oregon, who
does not object to matrimonial alliances,
called on young lady and made form
al declaration of his love. The answer
he got was that she thought her mamma
would suit him better and that ne would
mako real good step-papa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20
WOOapcclScrs.

These fellers works as carpenters, but
they wuld make moro money if they wuld
go in for colo mimi, cos II man wich had
n cole mino went down to were his men
wos to work aud said if they dident work
lassor he wos IL goin TO git somo wood
pockors, wich wuld dig out moro coal in
II hour than they did in all day. Then
the men held moetn, and all struck,
the men did for they thot, that woodpocli-
ers wos somo new-langled machine, and
wen the man said they wos birds, and it
wos n joke one ole miner spoke up and said
hodo like to kno wat birds wos, but n
other fcller said he new wot birds wos
well onuir, but he'd like TO bo tolo wot
jokes wos.
Woodpeckers hammers n tree full of
holes an gifts werms out, but | speoL wen
one is gettin 'em out other is goin to
the holes ahead Of him and stickn 'em
in, and now for the story wch | said
wuld tell you.
Onco n man wich lived in the woods
wos II cuttIn down trees, and he had SO
mcny chiren that his wife cuddont mind
'om all to home, so he tuke the baby with
him and laid it on stump vile ho worit.
The baby was red -hedod, anc the wood
peckers there is red-heded, to, and ono
wos II settn Oh libm. Pretty soon tho
baby begun TO cri, and wen the wood
peckor sec its mouth open and herd it u
crime it thot to itself poor thing, wore IS
your ole birds, you must be awilo hungry.
Ilo see if l can do anything loI you and
wen tho man came up to tho baby 10 say
gitchy, gitchy, gitchy ho see the wood
pecker drop long red werm in the babys
mouth and fly back TO tho libm, then the
man pull out the wcrm and lookt Mt tho
woodpecker aud said my good foller il
you keep bordin house here wot is your
term But the woodpccker only srugged
its shoulders like Fronchman, as il it
said you ugly theof bleeyo if it wasent
hatch out yet you'd suck tho eg like
cuckoo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

A PHILADELPHIA pickpocket, just sent
sent up for three years estimates that he
will be at least $3.50, 900 out OF pocket il
he is not released "in time for the Cen
tennial."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

A COyINGToN lady started Matri-
monial Intelligence Office" recently and
managed to marry herself to the first man
who applied, which proceeding brought
the institution to an end.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20
NUMBER u.
JOHNNY's CORPORATIONS,
The Moth.

This is tho Jocky which spiles my faith
er's bes close by eatin, and then roases
hisselt in the cannlo. Wen he is in the
close he is that little and meek you wud-
dent be frade to leave the baby WITH
him, but he tunnlcs wooden like he was
81 rale way enjinear, and my father lie
says the worse of it is he never gives you
estimate Of wot the improvements will
coss you. But were he gifts his wing,
and wy he wants EN- wen be is got 'em,
is wot floors mo l think it wud be
presus good job if he wud cremato his
self before he was draper.
Wen ole gatler Peterses dotter, wich is
Missus Doppy, was to our house, her ba
by was left in the drawn room vile the
wimmen foxes was up stairs a gigG.iu
like they always does at their sells, and
it was evening, and the windosc was open
for Summer and we heard the baby n
yellin awile. Wen they went into it Mis-
sus Doppy said its poor tocths, and my
mother said take that pin out of its close,
and my sister said what had it been cat
in. but Billy he lit the gas and there was
hole hanhe of moths cot in its hair,
wich is red like its mother, for the moths
thot itshead was q lamp with globo on
it. Then Misses Doppy set down and
coined them out with her fingers, and
said pretty things, how fond they was Of
chidrn, but | took notice they didont
mono Git away live.
Fore l git done I'll tell you other
story about red d-headod baby, wich will
make you laugh, cos it is SO funny, but
not true like thisn.
There is.a kline of moth call the dess
head moth, wich as skull on its back,
not real skull but jus mark that way
Jack Briley, the sailor, says its n pirct
aud the skull is run up to sho no quarter
to the other moths, but wen ;oe him at
wasn't run up, he said il was pointid on
their upper decks, wich was the same
thing and better, too, cos the moths wich
is merchent mems cant see it il they're
close alongside.
Moths is cover with kline of powder
like wat my mother dabs on the baby
wen he is wosh, and that's wy somo foxes
call 'om milers, but were is their wite
hats ldc like to no.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

stella EneGmpmsmt, No. lie, T. o. D. ~.
Meets on the evenings of the First and Third
Tuesdays of each month, at OpD FELLOWS
HALL, Weavorville, at " o'clock. Patriarchs
from abroad are invited to visit us.
+. W. YOUNG, c. p.
w. Ii. BACIIELDER, Scribe. janl
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aeeekly Uriuity 9ournal.
OUR AGENTS

THOS. BOYCE. Room No. 30, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. H. RGyvEE.L a Co. 80 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

Trinity chapter, No. 10, R. II. .I.,
Meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
of each month"; ut MASONIC HALL, Weaver
Vile, at o'clock, p. n.
0. G. ClIRISTTANSEN, II. p.
NJ. Il. GRIFFIN, Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS {:

District C0urt-SoeondM Monday in April,
August and December
County COurt-First Monday in Janu-
airy, March, May, July, September and No
vember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court }
Board of supervisors Monday
February, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

North Star Lodge, No. 81, =. o. o. ~.
Holds its regular meetings at OpD Fellows
HALL, Weaveryille, every Thursday evening,
at ~ o'clock. Members Of the Ordor from
abroad arc cordially invited to attend.
Il. CORNELL, n. G.
w. IL. BACHELDER. X. 5. janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

Comet Lodge, No. 81, H. @. o. H..
Holds its regular meetings, at ODD Fellows
HALL, Trinity Center, on Saturday evening
of each week. j. E' M MURRAY, n. q.
S. HUBBELL, r. S. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trinity LOdSe, No. 81, r. q 81. M,
Hold their regular communications at Ma
SONIC HALL, Neayervile, on tho last Saturday
of each month. Hour of meeting, I o'clock
r. NJ. w. j. TlNNlN, W. NJ.
NJ. Il. GRIFFIN Secretary. janl.
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BOARD AND LODGING.
FREMONT HOTEL,
NgA AIM ST II Il r Il,
RED BLUFF.
WILLIAM P. MAYHEM,
ErOprietOr.

The Proprietor would most respectfully an
nounce to his many old friends and also tho
travelling public that he has leased this we'll
known brick hotel, and will at all times be
found ready to wait upon all those who may
The TABLE win be supplied with tho best
the market affords. The ROOMS arc large,
well ventilated and furnished with new Spring
Beds throughout.
janl. WILLIAM p. MAYHEM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

Trinity county German Hospital So
ciety, holds its REGULAR Quarterly Meetings at
tho HOSPITAL BUmJING, Weavorville, on the
first Sunday of March, June, September and
December ClIAS HARTMAN,
janl Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-20

Bsac0a Lodge, .vo. 500, \. O. q. A.,
Meets every Sunday evening, at O'Clock, at
Coon TEMPLAR HALL, Weaverville. Mem
bers Of other Lodges arc cordially invited to
meet with u.s.
CHAS. THOMAS, w. CT
G. B. BASSHAM, W.S. janl0.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25
DG0s0Cg atif-Soastr
SIHbs.

The following named Clubs ~, publi.hc,
10 tie order n th,ir organization. t,gcther
with ths names ~ Prr.ii.ut. ana -errrtari,s
Other Club. ~ill p" ailrl a. .n,n a. report
III o. this Office. The ll.t Will H. kept stand
ing irr reference
Hopcwell club (Iuly 23l. IA Conn. Prcs
idsut, J l.. Juhusuu, Sscr,.tarl
Bcauregsrd club iJul, "a II &. Falrmau
PRECEDENT II u. Bu-tiC. ~r,rrtary
CRY -tal Spring. Club tJuls aIJF 4. IsncA
wu"i, President, :. II ~ttckhnu-e ~ccryta.
~.
Hazlyhur.t Club Jul, - = J Morrhcal
Prcsidrt.L j. H. 6raub,rrN, Secrrtsry
Martinsyillg Club lJul, 30 Josiah Hester.
President. " j. Barry. Sc,rrtars.
Mc.spn Club lJulN 8lDM ". lIallam. Pre-.
idcut, II 4. Earns. SECRETARY.
Brown. store tlub lJuls dll D.. Is. Allen,
President Whit ~tori, -, r,tnr,
H., Ili'iC Club Aug b J 4. Wade, Pr.
idrut j. y. Wilson Secretary
Nrv Hop, club Aug y A. g. Carter.
President; J x. llarri,, Se,r,tarv.
Burtoutun Club Aug 49, ". Mylcs. Prs
ident g. ! Millcr. S.,rutary.
Pine Bluff Club aug ~ W. n Hood,
President J , Ellis. Srrrrtary
Uuinn School House club Auv ~ a n
q Patrick, Prrst n a llaui. secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25


bled Cor the purpose q hearing specche.
from CD. King, JulL.e Nave. and ~. Cop
er. Amer the usual routine Il business inci.
dent 10 club meetings, Col King was called
o. the stand. lle commenced from the DAYS
~ reconstruction referred b. the pga,ticcs
u the maladmiuistration II the Federal.
State and county governments, All opened
The eyes Il his hearers % thing. that have
been IN ohscurity for some time. bat ere hong
viii be brOUgh, 10 the light Of living public
Col. King Is master e the situation, and
know whereof b. speaks H. speaks D. the
point ami drives out the center II every
strrAr. Ill. thrasis are direct ones-he dc.
nst parry % feel hi. way, because he Is fauiil-
lar With all the important ofsi, ial transact Ons
connected with the history ~ Cupiah coun-
~ We taok some notes & bis address, but
have been requested b. make ~ direct rvfcr-
cEce b. them At present, for rcasons unneces-
sary g. w. explained here The future will
develop them IN due time. Judge Maycs
Wa then called upon, aud responded b. CIV
,ng a hricf history Of the Republican party
from 1859 to the present and Inferred % many
other things q importance. which will be
made more generally known hereafter T.
b. Cooper, = 4, vas then called a. TIE
stand. liz remarks we're f1rcible Among
other thing % which be- referred. be said ~
would has' 10 watch registration on the JET
fcrsUn and Claiborne county lines. H. coun.
sclel unity IA a,tlun. and al, lsed all o. set
aside prejudice Or The public good. We
would have liked YER, much t. have gone Co.
o. dctails 10 regard g. the adircs.e.. but flr
the rcasous -et forth We have not done 50.
The e., .tal Spring. club resolved 10 attend
the barhacuc nj Vaughn oil Geld, near Pine
Bluff, neat Prada, mounted The club also
resolved O. come o. Hazlchur,t % the Irst q
September g. hear Cul Kings speech The
club also made az sum u mon,y - buy q
cannon. ], vas a rOusing meeting. ami Ne
we're glad o. see the enthusiasm thnt mani
Tested Itself en- that occasion. The people e
Crystal Spring. and surrounding country arr
alive q The interests of the pending cam
paign. and all b. a. their pnst GA the DAY n
rlr,tion
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25
Proceeds aRs Of fsasfv Free
afire f'osss sss ffss,

The anti Radical Executive Committee n
Copiah euuntv convened Ia HaElehura. a.
per adjournment, August q, lsTh.
Present, L. v. Cooper. chairman, !. G..
Johnston. SECRETARY. Beat No. I. John hun,
ming. II. a. Maves Beat No. 2, =. 4. Beach
en- Beat No. q, e. " Millsaps Beat Na. a
DR.. q. II. Rpcncc Beat No. j, J. A. Catch
ing
Minute. q previous meeting were read
and approved
On motion the committee proceeded "a
nominate - candidate Cor Coroner and Ran
ger vice w. NJ. Haley resigned. which r.
suited IN the selection Of Mr.. 4. 10. Aiken.
On motion, the President and Vice Priest
dent ~hn were IN waiting, pursuant b. reso-
luton Il the Committee acre introduced by
Messrs Cunning ADD Catrhing. COMMITTEES
fappHuied t1r that purpose all of whom
made favorable reports ~ 10 the progress II
the canvas.
On motion, Mr.. Cooper being excused.
judge Mayes vas called b. the chair pro ten.
On nation, Mr.. Millsaps Was appointed a
COMMITTEES If one 10 intr,,duce the candidate.
Tor the several Offices into the presence e the
committee. sad candidates reported the
people generally throughout the county ~
fully alive to the Importance u the pending
campaign, etc.
on motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed committee o. Invite. should they
desm propcr, additional speakers b. be pres
ent at the meeting ~ the Hazlchurst club.
sept lss, 1875.
On motion, the following named gentle
men were appointed a. d~legstes /, attend a
District Convention g. b. held at such time
and plgce AZ the stat Denocratic-C unserva-
tive Executive Committee may designate. 10
nominate a candidate fUr Congress iu the 6tk
District. wee Den. W T. Martin, dc,iinsI
A. n. Andre and Chaa SWEET and r. n.
Jones and II. G. fairman. alternatss.
On motion adjourned a. meet September
1T, 1874 30 clock a m
T y COOPER. CHM.
4 4 IauN.raN Gaor..t.r.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25
Got. HeaI. ksag.

Remember that Col King will address the
citizens a Copiah county At the Courthouse,
on "Wednesday the hrst day q September, At
O'Clock p. IN. An the Democratic Conser.
yative Clubs In the county. and the public
generally. are invited " hear the addresses,
and participate IN the torch-light procession
Al night We hope every Club In the county
will be on hand IL win b. grand demon
stratioh In favor u honesty and integrity aud
one equally opposed 10 corruption, i'nbecili-
~. We hope 10 see all The business houses
closed on that day. and wan, 10 zee all our
business men and mechanics on hand. Let
the afternoon q that day Be made holiday,
and let all employees b. set at liberty ON tina,
oocasion. Let our little cannon belch forth a
Numbering welcome 10 al far and near. Let
u greet the arrival Of every Club with proud
salute, aud let the people feel and know ths,
'there's life In the old land yet"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

At meeting ~ the Pine Blua, Linden and
Burt"uton clubs, held this day, Aug. 18th
1873, Nm, Hood was called b. the chair and
q. j. Miller aud ;. Dunning elected Secreta
rics.
II was unanimously resolved b. have bar.
bacue On the 9th " August, at Vaughn
old held
Amer committees were appointed 30 ar,
range and prepare the barbecue, the follow.
ING committee n invitation we're chosen: r
J.. Fulghetn, DR.. q. H. Spence and Abraham
Heath. and instructed b. invite Benz. kim
sr., r. y. Miller, r n Cooper and all Dem.
ocratic candidates b. attend and address IN,
meeting also "a invite all clubs IN the coun
", and adjoining counties. and all oolored cit
lzens IN the 4th District
Motion carried. that the Mississippi Demo,
crnt, Copiahan and Monitor be reqaes ted q
publish these proceedings.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25
E.ims HI.T ei.s.

A meeting u the voters # Pine Rluf prr.
Cin't Nas heid at Pine BluH. August 10. 1875
fnr the purpose Of organizing an anti Rad.
club.
The meeting vas organized by calling Mm
VI. Iloud b. the chair. and H. T. Roberts re-
qYc.ted 70 act a. Secretary
On motinh, the chairman appointeda com
mittse of I've ~ drat resolutions expressive
~ the sense q the meeting COMMITTEES
consisted II the following named persons, To-
VT: Jas. Hodges, John J. Ellis. w. 4 An
derson, q. eagle and 4. T. Rbberts
The committee submitted the following
resolutions, which were unanimously Ad"pt
81 th-wit
l. That this club shall b. known A. the
Pine Bluff anti Radical club.
? That this club heartily endorse the
platform as set forth by the convention At
Jacksnu CA the lrl inst and that Ne will do
AT ia our powvr - defeat Raliealism.
g. That We invite al voters irrespective ~
color, Who are opposed D. Radical uiisrule. a.
unite with our cluh, AMI assist Va Ia the com
ing euutsst a. defeat kadicahsm; and We
pledge ourselves, Individually and collective
IN, . protect "a the polls and elsewhere all
Who NAV unit With us.
On moiipn VIM. VI Hood va, chosen per
WaueHt President X T. 4. CarraNaN, Eicc
President. and John ]. Kills SECRETARY.
Ou motion. the following members were
appointed b. the President b. set n mar~hals
fur the slub. to-Wit l.. NJ. Townsend. Mar.
tin Ballosa q. eagle, r. l.. Green and H. z
Roberts.
On motion. a COMMITTEES Il ten was APP
pointed a. meet on the 10th inst. with n sifn-
liar committee from Buuuatou and Linden h.
arrsnge fur district barbecue.
a. Al -. -.
u g. Tie cause Hre requested b. publish the
proceedings Il this meeting
On nation, the club adj"urned g. meet Ca
the 2l.t NJ Pine Bluff ~ y m
W NJ HOOD, PRECEDENT
J. ktLIs. Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

The citizens IN the vicinity Of Union School
House met Va mas meeting on the 2lst day
u August, 1875, Zoe the purpose II organic
Ing Dcmocraiic-C Conservative club.
A club was organized. and about thirty
names enrolled
The following officers were elected hy &C
clamAtson; A. n. g. Patrick, President ;
VIM. Baker, Vice President: N. A. Hood,
Secretary :. II. billiard, Treasurer
Resolved, That this club be known "a the
Union School House Dcmocrstic-Conserya-
tive club.
Resolved. That each and every member n
this club pledges his word and honor 10 not
only support heartily the nominees u the
Copiah county convention, bat 10 labor faith
fully and Increasingly IN every possible legiti-
mate way for the election Of ths ticket
Resolved. That ne adopt the platform a
the Democratio-C on@ervativ party q the
state % Mississippi. ~ promulgated by the
State Convention held In Jackson.
A vote 81 thanks was teHdencd 10 Robert
Miller for his able speech to The club.
On motion. club adjourned 30 meet on
Thursday, 18th inst, At clock p. m.
A. b q. PATRICK. President.
H. A. HooD, Secrvtary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

those generous inpulses that will sink the
pas, into oblivion; meet him With that hope
cal spirit that looks T. ths bright future fpr
redemption from tyrahnical rule. We bid
him wclcume.
DESrIsrKr. H. Catching. ID. u =
uficc IN Cook Building. IIazlchur.t. Mss
april-0m.
~ afford. mueh pleasure 10 state that We
believe I'D Cvpiah !. the best organized ooun-
e. Ia the Sts,e. Democratic Conservative
Clubs have been orsanizel III over the coun-
q. and arr nov n tine working order bar
bncacs arr contemplated N several placrs, 1t
Nhich time oar kings. Bddrwell., Nayc.,
Miller, COINS, fsirman. Harris. Ramsey
and others will BE- salthcd b. the
airing u canaan AMI the cheers
u the mul'itudc lIurrah f,r the Demo
cratic Conservative candidates II CopiAh
cuunty. Our Rowan and oar Miller, fpf the
Legislature will b. 90 hand. cur Cook. Cor
sheriff. will see that Il !. well done cur Az
t.Fd and our Brown. fer Chanccry and Cir
cult CLERKS, viii participate also. Our
Hodge. for Treasurer. uur Martin, for A.
SCISSOR, AM our Burton, Cor surveyor will bc
there. LIT everybody h. On hand Al the
grand gatherings, II po..ibic, whenever oar
speakers give ,tice that the, will meet them.
Keep the ball Ruling. and ere bong Ne will
Sud up a shout II victory that will do the
heart. II our do~n tr,.ddcn people good
Our cause j. pr-pering day Is dawuing b.
prudrnt, and the victory isuur..
10000 peach hoSc. ga hall s1i Co
sal, by J. ! Walls Thu.c wishing b. ship
fruit should give him call At The sLpp Il
" \ Pri,c. II
"OUR fAvoEiTE SEwING MAsHiNE 60
The cheapest and lcsi sewing Masculine nov
manufactured f,r family usc !. the Wilson
We certainly would u.e ~ other. II works
With equal fscilit, pu muslin, cloth. cambria
,arlyton, flannel and heather II dues not
paralNzc the spine 81 wear out the operator
h. ans Nay. neither doses i demand an inces-
SAINT st"ppagr O. ani out where the difficulty
J.. a. none exist There j. ~ difficulty II,
runs smcothly and evenly, hens. fells. tucks
gathers ava bind. II d,cs the finest and
most beautiful work On cambria and linen.
II sl-o ha. the merit Il being ,boap,r than
any other tr,l-,lass sewing machine. ltdnc.
not get ca, Il order. nor brrak needles, nor
Zip nor puckrr the 10th - complete has
the Wilson Srw iug Machine bccu made, b. a
tkillfl combination q brain and mus,le tina;
II ha. len nothing a. a. desired Machine.
will b. delivered a any railroad station Ia this
county, free 81 transportation charges, II or-
derrd through the COMPANY branch house At
NJ ls9 Canal street. New Orleans. They
send IA rlrgaut ratalug4c and ,hromo cir,u
~, fire. 90 application Thi. company Want
\ foW more glud agents
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25
Bart Bafon CInb.

The citizen. Il Buriouton held = meeting
On the 18th IT Aug
On motion, D. VIM. Miles Va. called u
10 chair, and q J Miller requested 10 at
q. secretary
a Dcmocraiic-CnnssryAtivr club was ~
gained, o. be- known by the name
~ the Burtout1n club Si1ty-hye
names we're enrolled. 81 which DR. Myles
was elected President
The following resolutions wer, sd1btod
Resolve, That We approve and adopt the
resolutions u the Democratic & uuss n "a
state convention, and q the county cnnycn-
u"n. We pledgc ourselves a. support the
Anti Radical nominees ~ State and county.
Resolved, That ~ viii protect all men. ~
gardless u color or previous condition, Ia
their right 20 vote. and will not allow any in
tmldation. W MlLES. Prest.
q. J. MILLER. Sec'y.