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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
Important Not.cc.

II you have never taken tho time
or ,r, uhlc to txamine our goods, aud
compare pricts with those OF other
houso', now is tic time 10 do so, rs
we are now receivirg,a n,w stock Of
Dry Goods. Shoes 81, touglt nj
bankrupt sale aud can aud will be
sd al such low pic, ms % astoLiSh
all. The country generally, is at the
beight Of prosperity; n great many
of tho farmers have already $ Ill co..
ton enough TO lay their iudebtc mess
and as they have paid large profits
during the year, it beho ives them
now t. get n portNn OF it back by
buying their winier',suppliea where
they Can get tho moSt goods for leas'
money, and we claim that this is The
place to find bargaing, as We do mol
buy on credit rs great many MFR
chants Lave done ID their own ruin,
but buy and sell for cash, otherwise
C uld rot sell gods Is chap as We
10. Give us u call.
81 Il GERS & llAEGR,yE
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
CIIANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Miss's'ippi-To Carrie r.
Rcdding You arc comm sndsd to appear
before tue Chancery court of the county Of
copiah. In said state, on tho LIST Monday OF
January, 1883. to show cause II any yor
have or Gan why the Il ,al account Of John
w. McMMtsr your l,gal qua rdian.' now on
file. should not be allowei and said guard.
sn finally discharged. j NJ NORMAN, OK.
This DC ober 90 1892. 81
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
GERMAN CARP.

Carr for sale at ten cents cncll to
le delivered In Tie iiill. Applications
for Carr, will be- received nnds Tiled in
the orler IN which tlcynr inn'lc. The
annexed statements will show what
Carp fioIn abroad cost. 4. GPErrcx.
My Carp cost me delivered from
Georgia. ~ Jets. NV. MCNEIL
Nh Carp were given me by the Gov
crilmcnt, hut cost delivered here, by
express, from Washington, l.tcts.
g., l.. G.. PEELE..
IInzlclurst. Aug. 81, ISsa. 2D.tk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
q, JESSE; JAMES.

This Emo young Horse will commence
his, season on the 25,h.. Inst, and
will stand az follows:
~ At my stable. in Haz'shurst, on
Mondays and Fridays; G.,lIatin, :on
Tuesdays; Hoods Sore, Pho B'nif)
Wednesdays, and Thursday; Par
ker's Mil. Saturday. Terms: Ten
Dollars per season, cash, with priv.
ilege of seasons until marc proves
with foal.
Jesse is four years old. 153 binds
high, weighs 1000 pound, ls&e.l
formed, and Just tho horse fr this
country.
2. -t'' q MosEs Marx.
II 'ehurst, Arg. Is, 1SSI.-2SLf
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

BARNES & WILKINSON. RES.
PECTFULLY iGvite the attention Of
their customers and tho public, to
tier large AMI varied stock which
is offered at prices such as will induce
cash buyers to favor them with their
patronage.
PRINTS AND CALICOES. TIE
latest Fall s'yos now on hana, whicl.
vii, be replenisl,d from time to time
rs the season advances. BARNES X
WILKINSON.
FLANNELS. OPERA ALL
shades snxony woodland lowe tSrados;
III colors at cx remely low pric's
BARNES & WILKINSON
DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS
Ladies' will alv' ys find our stock OF
!accs, embroidcries, but ons, trim
mirgs, collars, cuffs 81, inrlnds all
Tho novelties Of the cseason. ard Mt
much lower figures than they have
been accustomed to pay for such
goods. tB4s,s& WILKINS NJ
HOSIERY. LATEST NOVEL
TIES in fancy stripa and soil CO..
ora, at astonishing low prices. M-n's
ladies', children and Mi 'ses in great
variety. BARNES & WILKINSON.
CLOTHING. WE HAVE sPE
CIAL bargains in This line to offer.
end invite inspection Of our. stock,
which is full aud complete. .
BARNES G. WILKINSON.
SHOES. ALL STYLES FROM
loves. grade to best Philadelphia
make. a largo stock to select from.
BsasEs & WILKINSON
HARDWAt.t PLATED CUT.
LERY and Spoons, Knives, Forks.
Pocket-knivos, Hinges, screws, bolts
locks, and in fact oil articles OF bard
ware usu' lily called for will be found
in our stock. C,ll on us for almos'
anything wanted in this line.
BlUN:s e. WILKINSON.
GR0CNRIES CANNED GOODS
and family supplies, OF all kinds Our
stock is large AMI frosb.. md pric $
low as the lowe {. Call on us.
BARNES & WILKINSON.
LUMBER. OUR JUMPER YARD
is now we'll supple | with all dimen.
'ions Of plank, scan'ling. and w'l'
curbitg. We Gu fl an order for
any quantity promptly.
B,Rxrs & WIiSIy on
&c III Spring, o.. 10 h. 1882.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
pAY.YlUR TAXES.

The Tax for year 1882. bcirg now
due, / am RI lady 10 c.io the same
S.stet'x So 50 on $1,000 CO
S.,hm Tux 5 on
Deficit lchp] IS" jf"T w
County tx 215 T" Z"
Ten per coat d images vii DO add
d u ter ID, C. mbar 10Th. 1882. ~
II. j HARGRiVE
Tx Collector.
H,yl ,hurs,, . 'tl3HIS32-t. ~ .
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
CIlANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi-ro Carrie s.
Kidding: Yon are commanded TO appear
before the Chancery court Of tho county Of
Couiah. in said = alto. on the first Monday
"f J ,nuarv, 1883. 10 defend the suit in siid
ccnrt OF Mary e. Matthew, wherein won arr
d fednert. j VI NORMAN, Clerk.
This October 30. 1857. 81
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
SHERIFF. SALE.
N, T. 'Nclson,
Va.
n ~ II.-lt.,k n.c,


"a.
D.S. lIurl5ut. Dert. ..
Ms. VI. e. Harvey. Garnishcc.
Judgment in Copi"h County Circuit court
f,r 500 GO.
~ Virtue of the above st,ted W u, ] will
on Monday, til 4hdy'f u ccmber, c,-
p So 60 sslo at puolir Uu very, Tor ca,l,, H.
font OF the Court House door tf Cop'sL
county, between tho hours re cribcd b.,
law. tho following described lind, to.wit :
!. u.s. %, Il sad 20 of thu plat the n uyc,
land. south west qnario' norh west quar-.
ter and n'r'h west quarter Of south vrs.
quarter OF = ction 10 Township 10, range 4
cast, Ms laid of IN marked on sail pls,.
which il reco, de,i ia d-cd book. l., on mage
5iS, Of the rec rils of DEEDS OF riah cout,.
". Levied Oh a, tho property Il VI. C..
lI,r,ry. and will be sol3to ialisiy the above
stated caie and oil costs.
T. j. llAnorpvE, Saer.1.
Hazlehurst, Nv. 10, 1892.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

Trains on the Chicago, st. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad, me due AT
lIazlchurst rs follows:
t;oing Nor,h--No. 4. A3ir. M. NJ.
ILLS y. ~. Nos. 5:'2 y. NJ.
Going South-No =. i2:OO u. m. No
=. i:JO u. m. MOI s::sj l.. m, M. IL
S:i0 II. IN.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

To TT beautiful, buoynn. aad hca.ta!:.
tho whole female constitution must
maintain regular action d-rins certain
period Of life. Otherwise, L, ienia.c cnn
possibly remain healthy, and she Whc
does not know this iach Is quite un'oiIu
nate. Should you by exposure. lecom
irregular and suffer with many trouble
experience advises tie tie q. E1cii,.
Female Bitteys Us the most wonderit
female regulator and iron ,cn.c In Use
BMLEY's SALiSE .tPERiESrc IL a cco
ing. refreshing summer Gr!nk fer dy
pepsia and headache. No medicine ti'i
Everyone, home oralI-mll.s Should keep
though on c.,illc,"
Cures ) cases for :j,.s. in ci,sl. 81 .'anp
Mailed by John rarhaiu, -. ..:''. -.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
LAND OR YSThL
SDlS FOR SALE

Twcnty.thrcc acres Of lanl east Of the
rail roal, aud n short di''snco north m the
station. including g,cd stock water, fruit
trees and gra, vin,s. all und,r good fence,
in the town Of Crystal Springs, can DO pur.
chased for $1,000. For further particulars
apnlv to w. Q. WII.KiNsos,
CRY stall spring., 90 -
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

Some merchants insnre their stock
ard hopes and nsglsct their c'.ild-
,lren Why<p.-sers the mothers
cart am lie by c,rrying the baby n
box OF DR. Moilstt's Tsetlnna { Teeth.
i's Powders o her fathers do it
For llc bv W Il Cork.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

strasg-r-.r.y ny. Mater s,SEi.'d. zoe seem
Ri K. E Sn,. T., oss. .Ssd "a Go Under
siranger-"Is spPsa' % ff9n the looks -
'omS.. @ 'Msad-"n aon't ssi s1sesiy Ike my h.,d:
I .s. 20 20 * su .n' and The pain s,sIitls"
Sfran0er-"Ny ou Will gst bo,,ie OF pNisys
on ynu tSs, ,odf friends weold recognise" -,
do Ksad."rll DO any 'Ains'' got ''d 7" ."
THIS marvellous remedy cures tnose Nino's neyo'
naioeks The vsf, relieves eenstiPssea q socs, so
s,yss ths bile 5 chance 20 60. II hA. become sne
nnnu,s. sad standard remedy fos constipation, %.
lo,,,ns,s, siek headache, heartburn, acid Ho@seni
and ell ds.a.se requiring zeal NICE ana PisASsa'
pursstivs 90 physls. -. a, an
~ 3: n S.s rs; 81. sna .s
srnI' ihai ever body lkesit.
IN rnelouds and eoc the brain, qutsts tnS nerves.
and h 4 - eva soa OF the headache OF ladies.
IL mitisntss the panes 81 rhsumstism snd gcuS
ssiieyss kidnsy e.. Urinary TROUBLES, sno pam "
De back. For dyspspties u act. Ike snMm sno
has no equal In curing eossnpota a 49,. a.
msisSsss, eisrEs,. mechanics. f,s.ory h,.ds, ssS,
dsnts, tsachsrs and ell persons who isaa e,Vssu
eonGnsd lie and arc subject 10 he.daeas, ainnsss
and TORPID bowels, II you are troubled WIN ?
eossd tongue foul breath, lcss Of sppstiis OF SEN
raj sIncRishness, Daey's Saline Atefisns VIII enis
ycu. M performs better work than pills. ~ nets
olsa,ant and paistAbls. and 10 much 70 i's
ID spsfsies and foa,ns Just like siass Of sods
water. and 70 Just - pleasant. 90 ssnv sna 500
RfOpristoss, Louissnis' hy'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
5000,

GAN BE MADE AT SIT all OUTLAY. Those contemplating
investing FIVE DOLLARS policy tho south.
ern Cooperative Association Of Hzcrst inurng them
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS at the expiaton OF five months W'
E. G. WILLIAMSON prcst and acnl Manager
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

| MARRiEp.-Ncar Canton, Miss, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr.
VIM. Lon. Ivy the Rev. 4. u. Halloman,
DIR. Robt. II. Bridges, of this county, tn
Miss Annie Winter Lon. Of Madison.
We are auihoiircd.by his fricnds,to
say, that II. u Maycs. II. is not. nor
will he I've, n candidate for Mayor NJ
the approaching election, ~ hc wishes
To- give his entire time anl attention To
his profession. the law. Mr.. N. is N
promising Young lawyer, anl would
have been hard tn bea. for Mayor.
Persons who come tn llazlclurst
an,, remain all night. should not foI-
get Frank Sulat. He has fitted up
rooms enough to accommodate at least
twenty-five person, in the latest
and ncatcst style, and runs u
boarding house oa the European plan
You can get good clean bed for 81
cents, AMI eat as many meals as you
please, either with linn or elsewhere.
To and look mt his rooms, and We are
satisfied You will take one.
----------------------.
II is n fact conceded hy everybody
that W. II. Cook . | = prescriptions and
sells goods cheaper than any unc else,
ifNou don't believe il call and see fur
yourself. ~
1900 acres land for sale on Fosters
creek. with or without improvements,
in lots. ar undivided, on reasonable
time. Address Il. Y. NELSON.
Hail, hurst. Miss. -
Att \. Coyinstons may be found
new arrivals Uf prints, Dress goods
.Flrme's &c. Also mourning goods
Grape, Buttons, and Gloves. \ new
stock of I.nccS, Collars, Brai,lS, and
IIunkcrchicfs. Cill aud examine.
II. Penn sells cheaper than any gro
Ger in town, ifyou don't believe it try
him. 10
Choice fancy ccndie-, always fresh
q, Cook IS Ards. 50
100 bushels Of red rust proof oats at
75cts. per bua,cl. for sale 10y l.. &.
Bird. six miles east OF llallchurst. 10
II. Penn is daily receiving fresh gro
ccrirS. Give him call. I'D.
Prices Cream b ,kirg P,wders and
Horsiorls Bread PREPARATION at
Cook x Ards. 30
Be sure aud bring Your cotton seed
to L.. Penn. w
Highest price paid for chickens, tur-
KEYS. Eggs and Butter by II. Penn 40
Albert .Noorrs news Depot has been
moved to Cocks Pharmacy. on Front
Street. where can be- found nj any time
all of the leading periodicals; such
literature as the Seaside Library:
Frank Lcslics weekly. budget. ard
popular Monthly, Puck, Texas Siitings
Sc. Young ladies desiring to obtain
light reading matter will do well to
call. remembering that w. B. Cook
keeps Il full stock ofcvcrythins in the
drug line.
Many puny, d,bi.i'a'cd ia!aat,
ire,ting and wasting away daly, Of
Ten unable 10 dig s. it, fool, may be
scu-d from ali un'iacly grave by
Dr. Moffctt's Teethira CT ething
Prwlers) For sale
by " Il Cock
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

Il VI Warfcll mas illu u HOW '"''i'"S
nut in front ofCook's drug store,
which greatly adds to the beauty oi
Front strict.
Circuit Court is still in session. We
will give synopsis of it, proceedings
in our next issue.
Judge r. +. Cooper. ofJackson was
in our city last Tuesday. He came
back home for the purpose OF voting
hut from some cause this privilege
was denied him.
II. burnley of this city. keeps the
best nicklc cigar al town, ut least
this IL the opinion of the Signal
corps. who had the pleasure of SAINT
plinc them. Go and try ole AMI II"
convinced. Many thanks Mr. ID. for the
cigars.
RE Ainsworth is announced in
this issue as n candidate for ne cleo
ton for the office of Treasurer m this
city. ut the Apr oarhing election. Mr
Ainsworth has been Treasurer of our
town for the past year, and IL too well
known To need commentator from Us.
In another column may he seen the
announcement of j l. Ard. Esq., for
the Office of Treasurer of C"piall
County. ut the election OH the Both inst
Mr. Ard is too well known all over the
county, to need one word from us.
The editor of this paper, ami j. D.
Walls, were appointed to act ~ Sn-
peryisors ofelection last Tuesday. We
would like tn know which one of the
two was the Radical appointec, as
thcy both voted an open Barksdalc
ticket.
There will he registration of the
town of IIazlehurst ON Friday AMI Sat
Hrlsy the 18th and 18th of November
and no person who fails to register nj
that time will be allowed to vote fo'
his choice. Don't neglect il, AMI OF
the morning come MP and be deprived
of your vote.
We would suggest to the Honorable
Board of Mayor ami Alderman to pu
n stop to persons digging and hauling
the gravel away from the hill between
town and the residence OF Capt. Harri
on the Hazlelurst and Gallatin road
The road at present Is very narrow
and IL not looked after, in short tim
will be impossible.
Elsewhere in this issue may bc sec
the notice Of the Commissioners
Election, ordering All election 10
Treasurer of Copiah County, tofill til
vacancy caused by the death Of w. l.
Ainsworth. Election will he held o
November a5th. As it is only tw
weeks until that time, candidates wi
have to he lively and work early an
bate.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
For Mayor,

In announcing myself as y candidate
for mayor of the town at llnzlchunt
will say I am too well known tn It's
citizens tn make any rash promises
more than tn say IL elected y"m may
feel assured that the law will he en-
forced. and that the wishes at the pco-
ul,, shall always Ice held inviolatc, and
further. nv purp~se will always bc to
nrntrrt and advance 'hr financial condi'
lion of the town. further its improve
mcn,s. ,eotcct tie rights of I'LL citizens
regardless vt party rings ar clhl"cs'
we have "A town which p,omIscS To hc
o'p,acc VI considerable Importance IN
the future. nLd let its citizens lay aside
rcr.nnal feelings in selecting Il sood
board composed ola miyor AMI Four
aldermen Men who are competent
and will discharge their duty IN the
int.r,s, ol the town. ask the sup
rort at the people in this election
promising il elected, that the duties ut
an. office shall have my undivided
attention. Respectfully
&c. WILLIAMSON.
We are authorized to announce
T.. Is Wheeler ~ u candidate Tor
Mayor of lIazlchurst, at the approach
Ing election.
We are authorized To announce u. +
Wolfe Is II candidate for Mayor nj
lIazlchurst, ut the ensuing election.
The friends of Hon. J. Il. Groomc.
believing him well qualified To ill the
office of Mayor of llazlchurSt. take
plcasur, in offering him To- the citizens
of said town Election Ia he holden
aIst November next. FRIEND.
Ne are authorized 10 announce X.
T. Ainsworth. the present incumbent,
~ u candidate for reelection {" the
office of Treasurer at the town "i
Ihzlchurst. Election November 2lSt.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

HOSIERY. LATEST NOVEL,
TIES in fancy stripe and solil CO..
ora, at n'shing low prices, M-n's
ladies', children and Mi 'ses in great
variety. BARNES & WILKINSON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

PRINTS AND CALICOES. TIE
latest Fall s'y'os now on hand, whicl.
vii, be replenishrd from time to time
rs the season advances. BARNES &
WILKINSON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

GRoCNRIES CANNED GOODS.
ard family supplies, OF all kinds Our,
stock is large an frosh.. md pric $
low as the lowe {. Call on us.
BARNES & WILKINSON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

H.z'ehurst, Arg. Is, 1sS!.-2s,tf
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10

FLANNELS, OPERA ALL
shades saxony woodland lowe tSrados;
III colors at cx remedy low pric $.
BARNES & WILKINSON
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-09-09
Boy Wanted.

There is gospel-tent at the corner of
Michigan avenue and Fourth street, and
OF Sunday evening there is consider
able passing in and ont on the part of
pedestrians. Last Sunday evening boy
of IA who had just left the tent encoun.
tered stranger, who stopped him and
inquired:
''Say, bub. what sort of performance
is going on in there?"
Purity good thing" was the reply.
''I'd kinder like to see the fat woman
and the livin skeleton and the Albino
children once more, but I'm purity near
strapped. Is there any way I kin work
my way IMP
'sUs boys crawl under the canvas"
Anybody around to knock You stiff"
Never saw anybody. I'll show you
where to go under"
''By hokey. I'll try it! It's no use to
throw away quarter when you kin beat
q sideshow."
The boy took him around behind the
tent and saw him safe under, and then
crossed the street and sat down. He
waited just exactly three minutes, and
then the stranger came out of the tant by
the door. He looked up and down the
atreet, closely scanned every youngster
about him. and finally said to q boot
black:
"Bub, I'm looking for a youth about
two heads taller than you-peaked nose
brown straw hat-hair cut shortl I
want to see him so awful bad for about
minute that Til give you half dollar
if you II find him around here. De-
troit Free Press.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-09-09
They Must 60, Too.

"Them fellows is just goin' to be as
bad as the Chinese, said one tramp to
another as they stood looking at gang
of Italians at work chopping up the
pavement on Montague street.
There yer's right. Gully" said his
companion. 81 don't know how We are
goin' tor land with all this forrin element
comm in and drivin' out honest Ameri-
can labor. An American might as well
give up first as last, he's bound to go
down afore these scalpers in time. Now
see how natural that pill handles the
pick, and I'll bet he amt getting enough
to keep him in garlic. Why, them fell
lers will live on nothin' day, Just the
same as the Chinese. They amt nothin'
but animals. Think of the honest
workin' men of the country tryin' to buck
agin such creatures"
"Yes, an see how fine they've got the
thing down" said the first tramp. "Why,
fellow would think they'd been brought
up ter the business from the time they
was kids. That feller counts at least
twenty atween every blow of his pick,
just like regular member o. the proies-
sion; an see how fly that feller is in
takin' his time pickin' up the stones.
There's no use O. workin' agin such sci
ence as that"
''The greasy devils has the bulge on
the foreman sure" said tramp number
two. s'There 'aint no danger o. their
earnin' more nor their wages. Why, they
just lays out the oldest hand ] ever see
on takin' it easy"
"Blood will TELL" remarked the first
tramp.
"What do you mean?" asked the Sec
ond tramp.
why, them monkey faced animals
is probably counts, dukes and lords" !"
sid the first tramp. "They has come
naturally by the racket of doin' nothin'
at so much day How can a honest,
free born American stand up again he
reditarium traits. o. that sort. ] tell you
these italian greasers is just creepin' in
where they will do the most harm, and
the quicker they are bounced the better.
say f.
"Yes," said the second tramp. "The
Italians must go.
81 WON'T attempt to do stroke of
work till they do, said the first tramp.
"Pm wild ye," said tramp number two;
and they sit down on the edge of an ash
box aud mapped out summer tour
through Long Island. - lBooklyn Eagle.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-09-09
A CARD.
DR.. Moody, OF New York City,
a Grsaduafe OF the New York Schoo1 Of aEetii
cine, also Of the Dublin Practice.
A word to the public Consultation free.


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In my treatment Of many diseases make use OF .
most feasible of ali there IS no nnpieasant sensation
whatever attending the treatment. Invite a persona
ing me verify the assertion that there has never
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practice, endor ed and approved by the faculties
Of both Europe and America: The beneficial effects
ncurable, and of years standing, yeldt its mild but
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professional reputation abroad.
Cases be treated by corr dependence when ler-
viii mnutely detail ali q thsr bodily nrmasies and
mental disturbances written IN simple and natural
their own feelings One personal interview how ever
with patients residing distance Is highly de-
the patient the expense and trouble OF trip to Port
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form accurate opinion note particulars
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remedies sent to any address or left at rail-
Territory uiitil called Tor carefully packed and Sc
eurely sealed Office and Residence, 2s9 First street.
.aaiils 2s an 2, ladds New building Corner First
1's'f stfnst-nhbia. Portland, OREGON.