The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24
"A wild spanlard From Bt-
Ter Greek.

I'VE reproduce the following com
,,, nun icatlon from the Wess n Herald
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eip,lsts, massive i laws. avs, splendid
teeth. all indicating great firmness o.
purpose. and that with Ssuty msan,
IN h.ve . oood TINA y Il tool ever,
cent his friends had. Iu fact, he had
weak CESS. for sticking 10 his friend,
a. the following sorrowful tale will
show. He was awful generous, and
whom he first landed there, he ireat.
ed eyery TINA and treated everybody
Set mp the drinks, then set up the
oysters, and then the diiuks. Nc
one Was allowed 70 pay for . thing
while SANITY. was in the crowd. Sc
he took immensely with the boys
aud was looked upon as a Zig bonan.
"a. and claimed by a few young
bloods TO be theirs by discovery, bni
things never did Inn smooth long a,
n time. tb.y Won't bumn n along in ,bo
,,a ,,oeX. INV, ,bor r,n smoo,b
for awb;l,. and wa think va ars BIZ,
yer man than old Graf. and tben
oh, Nil, vary sudder,v ;,s.,o things
into r,,e svss, bvo am, bve. mud ,ben
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d;I,,; mind ,b,, =, n, thu had hon,
n ,h., nr.,,;,.mon, rarv .;no. ho.
,o,s .nd hs srow how - mord mn,
,s., IT. had .dr.,,od N. ho,. nm
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J. 80 y $4,000: and ksEh here he
commepced tapping the boys, and he
tapped for all be was worth. Tue
two friends who were most promi.
nent in aiding this 'Piza,ro' were
Young Tom Blower and lawyer
Ssipcs. Under Santy's presc, iption
which was, 10 bleed freely and often,
the boys were we'll cleaned out. Sin-
ty borrowing under tie promise to
remit as soon as hc 60: 10 New Or
leans, whero he had rich uncle in
the banking business, and besides he
would send his Two special f'iends,
innumerable presents, all to he sent
by express when he got to New Or.
leans, aud as be had objected about
all the cash he could without causing
the finger OF suspicion to point In his
direction, BIO announced the sad nows,
that he would shake tho town that
very night. So Blower and Swipes
gave him a grand supper champagne,
oysters, etc. hoping by good 3cncr.
ous treatment, to induce San'y 10 To-
cate in The town. They carried his
baggage to Tho Depot for him, and
even scuffled over it, to see who
should have the honor of carrying
thi, distinguished gentleman's bag
gage. 10 Tie struggle Blower was
the victor, and wss happy. When
the moving tain rolled up, there wa
a grand hand shaking, expressions
of warm friendship, aid as the train
nu,,sa an, .hs bows waysd their hs,s
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~ 'af - '"ey S'1 ,...s--.
form. HPeced On the ieas P'e''o.a
and waved with chis thumb TO hi'
nose and fingers extended In front
.o,t,r. v;oorously. In . d.y O,
nss. ..e AZ. h.,. .ommen.si
t~o aisefNs'os 'no wy oo.
haunting the Express ONCE ana kep
Il nm seyeral weeks, and they begar