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National Republican., 1882-02-18
ToR SALE OR REM.
FUTb 0AbNI VNN INIIIN y . -
Il J. SUTPHEN. II. NJ. ROGERS.
-. RENTAL
and
nIsAT tsQTATte pfspA nTnffsNT

II suTPHEN prur,t HIM ROGERS
and
REAL Estate DEPARTMENT.
No. oi6 + street Gowcr Floor northwest
HOUSES AND LOTS FORSALE
Houses and Rooms, furnished and unnrnished, OF
every description, In all parts OF the city, for Rent
ROOM RENTING a SPECIALITY,
on q new aud novel plan, for the convenience Of the
public, nliordlng, FnEE or CltARGE, by aid OF da-
grams, choice without visiting all the premises,
giving an accurate description ofal WITH ExCnANoE
or nEFEnENCE WHEN REQutHED.
We also rent Pianos, Organs, Furniture, &C.
Great bargains for a few days In lots.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. IA 18th st. n. w. fine parlors and rooms.
No. 226 Dol ave n. e. nice rooms, near capitol
No, f6l IL 81. NJ W., nice rooms -
No. 5i8 18th vt. H. w. nice rooms for Housekeeping.
No. lass COrcoran st. n. W. three elegant rooms
Corner Maple and ACKNOWLEDGMENT lie Droit PArk,
magnificent house aud lot for sale or rent
Store corner " aud Sh siS, cheap TO q good party
Three new rooms, 2ils q street northwest,
GREAT DEMAND for vacant rooms AT our ONCE
Othco hours, o n, M TO p. m. ..... . ., e,,.,,n.
fei SUTPHEN n ROGERS,
INoRRENT ToRsALE-e-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
price, sl OOl t2cO down and balance to suit Call hc
tween 10 and O'Clock y. IN. telt9t.
JNoRsALE or RENT.
A Farm Smiles from the city. with large Dwelling
House aud Barn q variety Of rrub and shade trees
abundance Of good water healthy location de-
iightful summer residence and well adapted for dairy
business. Apply at No. iOoi street northwest 1l3ts
J7oR SALE on RENT-A MODERN BRICK
IL Dwelling, mrnlahci. with or without 0l acres
Address MRS 4. 4. kiihuNhN, iossup's, Mary.
land. mi5i2t'
National Republican., 1882-02-18
SECONDHAND GOODS.
BARGAINS IN CLOTHES.

Secondh hand oyercoats and listers, little worn,
made by merchant taors TO order, In large varieties
aud styles for less money than 5hOddy ready-mRdO;
also Suits of Clothes and odd Coats and Pants 10
HEREOG'S 305 Ninth street northwest.
de2 near PennsylYnnla hVunue.
National Republican., 1882-02-18
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

INOR SALE-A COuPELETTE, WITH HORSE
II and Harness and complete outfit with stable fix
lures: Coupelette aud harness nearly new; sold on
account of owner leaving the city,. Inquire at 1901
street northwest. IelS-3tt
NXyANTED-THE USE OF a QUIET HORSE
w for two three days in each week; reference II
desired. Address A. b. O., Republican Office. M-3tt
WY TANTED-A DRIVING HORSE FOR HIS
w keep until May; will be driven only two hours
each day. Address PINE Republican oilice. H-St+
NOR SALE--A PAIR OF SoRREL CARRIAGE
It Horses 10 hands high, sound and gentle. Apply
Mt Wash Majors stables. fel3E3t%
National Republican., 1882-02-18
BOARDING.

DOOM AND BOARD-GFNTLEMAN PREFER
red references required No. 9s Fifteenth street,
opposite Mcpherson Square. fel63t%
MEALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES GOOD
WI Board Rt moderate rates; persons desiring Board
will please send address to CATERER, 202 J. street
or go Massachusetts, avenue northwest. felj-3tH
Il comforts than any hotel In tho city; the halls
and passages are heated with steam. the rooms are
new and well furnished aud the table is second to
none. Transient rates. $3.50 and e. per day. monthly,
t25 $50 S15, and 80 seq
National Republican., 1882-02-18
TURKISH BATHs.
FOR SALE-MiscelIaneous.

A FAMILY ABOUT To REMOVE FROM rim
"A city will dispose Of Furniture Ut private sBloj
good bargains promised Call mt 752 Twenty.1rb
street. felS3te
WANTED TOSELIs-IOOO BUSHELS OF CORN
w ON tho ear. SecoSd and streets northwest.
foiS3tS
NOR SALE VERY CHEAP-PATENT OFEIUm
II Reports (Mechancal) from lbi1 to ISL Inclusive.
comprising 53 volumes at hook store laOS Seventh
street northwest. lelS3pe
II1oR sALE-!THoRN'S oiNTMENT.-E ERY
II Druggist In Washington keeps It but one; In
falliblo specific fer-St
DoSENDALT CEMENT, - JUST ARRIVEn,
HI Fresh Ground, at 1907 Louisiana avenue JOHN
IL RIRD fpl7-Jts
National Republican., 1882-02-18
Did WINE AND Old FRIENDS

arc known as the best
so is JUSTH'S OLD STAND
known for years the only place whore hrstclass
SECONDHAND CLOrHlNG can be sold ut respect
able prices. Address or call at
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No. gl9 street northwest, or Branch Store No I0s
Ninth street northwest
N. B-Note sent by mail promptly attOndedto.
National Republican., 1882-02-18
nor SALE on RENT

INoRRENT ToRsALE-2-sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
II rooms, No ~ SiNth-Rnd-a hnlfstrcot southwest
price, Sl OOl t2C1 down and balance to suit call hc
tween 10 and O'Clock y. IN. telt9t.
National Republican., 1882-02-18
LOST AND FOUND.

Il oST.-IN GALLERY OF HOUSE OF REPRE-
- sentativcs, on 10th instant Package wrapped In
newspaper, valuable only to owner Finder VIII be
we'll rewarded by leaving at ~ Grant Place or Lieu.
enant Captol Police fel7.3tt
National Republican., 1882-02-18
pRoPosALs FoA ELEVATOR.
Il OFFICE or BUILDING FOR

II OFFICE or BUILDING FOR
STATE. WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINuToH, ID. G., Feb. q. 1854
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering, and
putting IN place Hydraulic NeTtcal-C Cylinder Pas
senger Elevator Of high speed for the North Wing Of
the Building for STATE War, and Navy Departments
In this city, will be received at this office until u
olook OF March I, 1852, and opened Immediately
thereafter, In presence Of bidders.
Speci1cat0ns general Instructions 70 bidders and
blank forms Of proposal will be furnished to eStab
shed builders OF hydraulic elevators on application
THos. LINCOLN CASEY.
fei06t Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Engineers,
National Republican., 1882-02-18
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
In tho
NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE cry

FOUR LOTS ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE Ap.
Joining residence Of eN-AttOrneysGencrA VIII
liams; south front dimensions, 25 by i6l
National Republican., 1882-02-18
FOR RENT-rurnished Rooms.

VNON IENT-IfANDsOME PAnLONS, WITH
~ folding doors Back pariOr furnished as beu.
room, suitable for two gentlemen or gentleman ana
National Republican., 1882-02-18

NOR SALE-NICE GROOM HOUSE; BATH.
IL room and water closet; 1909 Ninth street north.
vest on easy terms. Apply on premises, fols6t+
,JNOR SALE-2-STORY PRESS BRICK HOUSE, 0
II rooms, bath, &C., Sixth street. between @ and II
northwest S. $40; terms easy. O. ID. SWEET, sos Il
street mort Invest. felG2tE
National Republican., 1882-02-18

U,OR sALE-PHoTooRAPH GALLERY, Fay
IL ing well small Investment; operator can be
engaeel Address, with real name, OTHER BuSG-
MSS, Republican Office. fels3ts
National Republican., 1882-02-18
WANTED-HOuses.


VNTANTED-BY MARCH 1, A HOUSE OF
w or o Rooms, or or Unfurnshed Rooms, In
northwestern part of city. Address w. ii. H. Re-
publican office. fel6-3t"
VIZ NTED TO BUY-A2 OR 3-STORY HOUSE,
wv with Back Building, in the northwestern part Of
city. Address n. H. 322 @ street northwest 1G-3t"
UTANTED - A O OR 7-ROOM HOUSE CON.
w yenent to street cars, rent must be moderate
Address, with full particulars, b. A. C., Republican
Office. fell
National Republican., 1882-02-18

IREE LOTS ON T. STREET, OVERLOOKING
Dupont Circle; south front, % by III to alley.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24
How TO Feed For Eggs.

TIE question is a,hod me often,
how feed to &c. so many eggs in
cold weather. Thoy say they feed
all the corn they will eat, but they
get no eggs. My fowls are always
healthy and always have plenty Of
eggs when they bring the highest
prico. Always keep pure bred po'il-
,ry,not mongro.s. Let your poultry
hayo all the old plaster, limo, oyster
and clam SHELLS, broken fine, burned
homes, charcoal and gravel they re-
quiro, a good dust be, to waliow in,
plenty of good water, not snow aud
ice. Sour milk is good and liked by
thcm. In the morning give po;atoes y
and meat scraps, boiled and mushei
thickened with corn meal AMI wheat
shorts. A! night feed corn or buck:
wheat.
On the second morning give warni
breakfast Of potatoes or the like,
:hicken with shorts or Data aud buck
whoat ground toge'hcr. Feed wheas
screenings ut night, AMI 30 on. Should
have q warm meal every morning OF
some kind, aud change tho feed
every day, sad not feed steady one
kind OF icod. HING ups cabbage by
the'siunp. the fowls will work at it
until there is nothing left but ths
stump. Give them two or three
times q week q little bono meal in
lheir mash, also little cayenne pepa
per. Keep them in god, warm
quarters und clean and free FROM lico
ard other yermin. Pullets will lay
more egg,i in the winter than old
hens, IL they arc early onss, March
or April hatch.
It takes a little longer to prepare
tho morning meal than il would to
throw little corn IN tue snow or oii
tho manure pile. as great many do.
and then complain that they get NJ
eggs. Follow these rules and you
will have egg. to spare.-H K Spencer
in Canadian. Farmer.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24
GOUid's Method.

New York Letter 70 G,lisnaui's:
Jay Goull's regular broker &C nnor)
in only one OF TIE many in his service,
and in order TO carry ont Gou!d's 30
cret achcmcs. II wss in this manner
that Gould depressed he elevated
stock until i1 touched the desired
rnint when llc loaded himself with
aIl,hc cou'i carry. lie then changed
himself from "bcar" to "bull," work.
ing out Iii. schemeSwiih grand sue
cesa. A vast amount VI money was
,os. Is those who sold ont under
GpuId'a attack, aud the advance OF
,hesc very shares Low ndds mil
lion or moro TO Lis wealth. II has
for Ten years been Gou!d'S role to
watch for weak stocks. Wien he
has made selection he forces il
down by series Of well concerted
attGcka, aud then makco heavy pur.
choses and forces the market up as
easily as ho forced i. down. Only q
man Of the highest order OF genius
cen carry on such syatem, ~! the
fac. that Gould succeeds is the great
est proof OF his vast nature powers.
Gould is tho most inferior OF oil
leading business men in point Of
pcrsonSl appearance, and C stranger
would take him FOX B,wcry clothes
dealer rather than railway king
lie has the a;r of sp:uce trailiceer
III cheap goods. B II front md
s;do face are inferior, but the lower
part OF lie latter is concealed by a
heavy beard, ~ intensely black that
it suggcs;s artificial ni,aus. Gould
leads a. hard lie. lio l"hors with
close application, Gnd is drivon by
,he:pressu,c u Lis eng srmen's I'M.
til he may bo considered a mere
He has no leisure, no
society, no resding,i no recreation,
out is nimp.y under tho whip and
spur of necos.ity. To. this las been
added the consciousness of impen-
ding danger. He has a body guard
Of detectives 10 protect him when
walking tho streets. bnt he spends
most OF his time in lis ollico. being ss
secluded as possible.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24

yrca, joy. not unmi"gloi. however
with md memories Of they who 8"
gallantly and proudly marched to
the front OF battle with us..in defence
OF their Liberties and country, and
whose graves on the hillside' and
valleys Of their own beloved State
Tennessee kontu' kcy.,, Georgin, Ala.
bama and Florida, mark the fields Of
some Of .he greatest conflicts Of
modern lines. Come preparedi to
meet and greet tho enfranchised
spirits Of our dear departed compan.
ions, .whosc.bivuac is now on flames
eternal camping ground Come
with, charity ,osall,. with malice to
mono, and as the survivors ofa bloody
and cventful past, strike handsi for
promise Of future joy, prosperity and
happincss.
Papers throughout Tie State. will
please givo notice Of the r union.
SrRvIvoas.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24
Judicial A,tpOintnlciits. a

Jackson Comet: GOV. Lowry seems
to bavo oiled 10 give satisfaction in
many OF his judicial appointments
We think it quite likely that any one
else would have fuiled as we'll. He
10 accused Of making partisan ap-
pointments and " have left ont GER
tain judges because they had been or
we're Stone men. However it may
look We do not believe Gov. Lowry
capable OF doing any snch thing. We
believe ourself that when man is
doing good work in any position, ii
is we'll to leave lin there, and es-
pecially is this true Of tho judgships,
and there arc some OF the removed
Judges who seemed to be filling their
places with ability aud tho most nr.
llnpcachable fairness. Snch men, Tor
instance, Judge Watson, Of Holly
Springs, We regret TO sec removed,
However We recognize tho fact that
the Governor, and not We, has the
appointing power, and il the appoint
ments he makes cannot be attacked
rs incapable or unworthy, We should
not complain. II tho word appoint
means anything. if tho term fixed iot
oflico means anything, tbese Offices
are vacant when reflled' and the for
NOR judge has no more claim upon
it than any one else. Wo do not
think wo ought to go back Of the ap.
pointment and impune the motive OF
The appointing power,or rather thogh
we may inquire into the motive it IL
not good cause for challenging the
appointments. Other things being
equal. it may 10 taken for granted a
man will appoint his friends. There
10 one thing which mus. not be over
looked, the Governor may be in pos
session OF facts and reasons which
are unknowa to the public.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24
The Modern FIIrt.

But, while every Airt perhaps locks
TO marriage as her ultimate aim and
object, there are many who take n
continued delight in the varied ex-
citemonts Of the pursuit itself. and
preierring the light entanglements Of
q warm and tender intercourse to
the binding letters Of o premature
engagement, will try and play with
many prcfrercd love, before they
find their own gone before them into
the keeping Of some strong woocr,
who has conquered at last. These OF
course, are tho most dangerous be-
cause Airts, who arc pointed out as
society offenders, because thoy do
not spare their powers of drawing
men from allegiance to old, and per-
haps regretted ticu, and Of discon'
certiug promcdicattd family arrange
mentsj and no doubt they must
leave behind them some broken
hopes, and wounded hearts around
their path Of pleasure and ways OF
pleasantness. After all, such as
these are the perpetual penalties of
the love.chast; and the men who
may huve been even heartlessly jill
ted by q flirt do not usually undergo
any long protraOtcd suffering, but
arc easily ooutoled, Ike wounded he'
roes, by the oondolopce and sfmpa-
,hetic affection Of some more tender
hearted rivals.
But IL the issue OF her game oI
courtship. in which her affections
happen to be chiefly engaged, should
20 against the Airt she bears oil the
blame md meets with little sympa'
thy. The tongue Of scandle is un
spariug in its moral structures. ard
il sho sinks beneath the social storm
her rival perhaps rtjoices over hei
discomfeitures; while even her ad
mircrs, who used to flatter her, vii
miss Der bright presence for q day Of
two and then forget her in the cease
lcss whirl VI soeiely.-Lordon Life
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24
N&
Gbe Giutes.pensoerat.
Tx NEw ORLEANS DkMocRAr AND Nkw
OLEAys TIxss, CONSOLIDATED
DECEMBER |, 1881.

A representative newspaper mnst
find it's way into business establish.
ments and to every fifeside around
which clusters even the most ordina-
~ intelligence. IL there any ques-
ton in the minds Of the people living
IN the Southwestern and Gull States.
that the TIMEs-DEMocRAr is that pa
per; that il embodies all OF the ele-
mcnts and possesses all the qualities
shat they can reasonably expect to
tind in "a favorite iourna,. a
Tho enterprise, pnsh and progroas
Of the New Orleans Democrat du-
ri,g the pas. eighteen months have
become proverbiul. No journal pub
lished in the South has made such
progress in tho samo period of time.
THO New Orleans Times has been Tor
many years rec. gnized as one OF the
leading journals in the country. Tn"
consolidated issue, The TIMEs-DEM'-
GRAFT, will emboiy the beat clements.
the highes, virtues of both. 1t will
simply be, without question, the
ideal paper of tho business man, the
mcchahic, planter, farmer, the family
and the people Of oil classes and
conditions. 1t is waste OF time to
enurnerato the excel'encies OF its is-
sues. Ii is the embodiment OF the
modern newspaper. Every depart
ment in it has been raised to the
highest standard. The Daily or the
Weekly Times. Democrat should
reach every place Of business and
every home in the Southwestern and
Calf States.
The subscription rates for the Dali
". are US follows, payable in ad-
vance:
Que year, (cvery day.)......sls 90
Six months, ,................ u Oo
The rates for the Weekly, arc ar
follows:
Ohc year, (Sa'urdnys). Isl so
Six months, .......... 20
The Weekly is never less than IL
pages in siz', aud is really the best
aud cheapest weekly raie published
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24

FIRrATloY.-The Supreme Court
of n neighboring State has decided
that when a man has for long time
lirtcd. with q Cultivated ..on- her in
public, visited her in private, bes;ow.
ed presents upon her, md played tho
agreeable toward her in various lit
tie ways--it is prima facic evidence
of bis having promised to marry her.
And it. has been decideds..in another
State that, when n married woman
hirts with any man, that man not be-
ing her husband, it furnishes prims
tacio evidence of inidelity toward
her husband, which in n divorce trial
should go very far with jury in
finding against her. THIS is just
right. A man has no business to
cantAr around girl. win her affsc.
tion, be in the way OF some honest
fellow, aud perhaps be the means OF
the.sirl losing more eligible offers
for marriage, and then snc'k oil like
a suck.egg pup and sny he was "on.
ly passing away the time just fol-
fuu!' Or what right has a married
woman to turn away from hor hus.
band, and practice tie invisible arts
Of the Sex upon the tender hearts o'
susceptible youug monP There is nc
fun in any such gamos-Rural Mes
seppor.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24


.l,m.n. Ihis twenty-five cent plrc'
has notchos flied in it, aud this fifty
cent piece has been punched. Yor
see, they have been abused. can,
tsko them.
Abused, said the old man. Abused
and lie took up tho fifty cent piece,
and looked at II tenderly. And yon
won't take Il on account OF the holes.
Heaven gran. that did not have to
ofler it to you. Ycars'ago, when my
first child waa n little girl, I punched
hole in this coin und strung i,
around her neck. 1t was her u
stsnt plaything. At night when she
went to bed we'd take it of. but ear
ly at morning she would call for her
watch. When our John-,ou didn't
know John, did you? NJ Well hc
,uscd t. como to town n good doal.
Whcro is lie nov! asked the mer-
chant, not knowing what to say, bu,
desiring to show appreciation OF the
old mans story.
He WAS killed in tho war. I say
lha. VIXEN John was q little boy /
strung ,lis quarter around his neck.
One day bis watch got out Of fix, h.
snid, and he fled these notc!Ges in it.
IIe md bis sister Mary--taat was
the girls uame-used to play in tho
yard. and compare their watches to
see il they were right. Sometimes
John would not ike i. because Ma
ry's watch ~as bigger than his, but
Tho would explain that abe wa
bigger than him, and ought TO have e
bigger watch. The children grew
up. but M they had always livediin
the woods they were not ashamed to
wear their wa.ches.-Whcn q young
man came to zee Mary once, she for.
getfully looked Mt her fi!y cenia-
What are You do;ns2 said the young
man, and when she told him shr
wac looking ~ hor watch, 10 took l.
as . hint, and went home. After
this she did not wear her watc!l in
company. Well, Mary and the young
man married. John went olI in Tie
army and got killed. Mary's Lus
beud died, cnd about two yocro ngo
Mary wao taken sick. When her
mother and rcacl,ol her Ii use she
was dying. Calling NO to hor bed,
she said: Papa, Loan over, and. tex.
ing something from under her pillow,
she put it around my neck. and said,
Papa, take Gaze Of my watch. The
old man looked at The mecrhapt. The
eyes Of both were moist. Do you SEQ
that boy out there on,,ho wagon? he
,"id. W.ll. that iS Mary's child. ]
wouldn't part with this money, bu,
my old wife, who always, loved M,
lied this morning. ard I Lave como
to buy her q shroud. When tho old
man went out he carried bundle in
ono hand, ard tho "watches' in the
othcr.-Li.tlc Rock Gaz.t.o.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24
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and the WEEKLY TInrs'DEN 'cRAT
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-24
The Chlltlren'S Watches

Yesterday an old man entered .
Little Rock store. and taking from
his pocketian old;thuckskin pouch,
he emrtied two ooins on the counter.
and then after regarding the silver
for a few mc ments. ho said.
Mister, I want to buy come goods
to make dress.
That money is mu,i!atcd, old sru.