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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-14
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Tnr SuSrLowER-Hsiiantbus-'o a
native Of Peru and Mexico. where II
is said It grows to the height OF
twenty feet or moro. II was used by
the Peravisns, who worsllipod the
sun, the god Of the day, the virgins
who officiated in the temple Of the
sun being crowned with heliantliuses
made ofpure gold, and also wearing
them on their breasts and carrying
them in their hands, which, ref ,c.iuy
The rays Of the luminary by thss bril-.
liancy Of The metal, created a grand
and imposing effect. The Spaniards,
who had been amsz,d and dazS'ed
at The display ofgold wero still more
astonished when in My they saw
the frislds Of the New World covered
with those bright flowers. which they
imagined at fsst eight were compos-
ed OF the precious metal.
TIE ASr's ASrrcs.-The ant Is
ravenoursly fond Of being eaten. Be-
fore the picnic table can be spread he
will be mixing himself freely with
fine sugar, he will be in the cells o'
the bread, ho will be bathing in tho
milk, and he viii be lost in the inclt-
ing butter. Whatever We are to cat
he will be n part OF it. He seems
bound to got at tho inside facts of
human nature. Bat ho is equally
eager for the outside. Ole division
will g. down a mans neck and
other divisions counterlnarch up his
arms and ankles. Ono reason
why, in spite of reason and fatigue,
picnic parties always have dance on
tho lawn the moment tho lunch is
over 10 TO shake out the ants from
their clothes. Nobody ever really
assigns this reason, but they oil feel
it, and feel the ants, TOO; hence their
antics.
ArA Loss ron A WoRp Many per
soma in perfect health aro often at o
loss for word, but in tho diseases Of
old ago this is very common; altho'b
it often happens that tho first letters
Of words are recollectcd. A farmer
so years old. had q stroke Of paraly-
sis, renult,ng in painful hesitation
of fsneecb.- whiob. hCDA, ,ee.~
fined only to nouns kNV Proper
names. II, could moreover reccl.
lect the first letter Of every word he
wanted TO uso, hut could not recall
tue word itself. So he made O list OF
the words he was mos. in the habit
of using. and put them down on a pa
per in alphabetical form, including
the names ol his family, his servants
and acquaintances. This he kept
conveniently in his pocket. II he
wished to ask anything ubcut COW,
he would turn to tho letlor G, and
fndin & the word cow would keep
his fuger upon it until he had fiuish-
ed his sent ence and introduced the
word. SO long as he had lis eyes
fixed upon the written letters he
could pronounce the word "cow" at
the proper place, but the moment he
shut lis book it passed out OF his
memory and could not be recalled,
although he still recolectcd the ini.
lial md could get at the word by
turning to his book. Although he
could not recolect his own namo or
those OF his acquaintanccs, he never
was at q loss for the initial OF the
word he wished d to use.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-14
Churches.

CRYSTAL Springs Presbyterian Church
Rev C. A Munroe, Pastor. Services
every Sunday at III n m, and p IN.
Sunday School at 9:30 m. Prayer
meeting, Thursday, 2 p m. NJ New
on, superintendent.
BAPTIST Church,-Elder A. j. Mil
Ter. Pastor. Services lst aud 3rd Sab
baths in each month, H. a m, 2, p m.
Sunday School, ut o, a m, ID. ): Burch,
superintendent. Prayer Meetins' eV-
cry Tuesday evening.
Methodist Church.-Rev W ID Lew
ia, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath
mt IL, m, and 2. p m, sunday
School, pa IN, j X Ferguson, super
intendent. Prayer Meeting, every
"Wednesday evening at 2, pm.
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knights of Pythias.

Crystal Springs Lodge No 81; meets
every second and fourth Fridays OIL
each month, at Castle Hall.
Officers; CIR Smith, Past Chaneel-
Tor; r B Minis, Chancello Comnlan-
der; j w Bailey, Vice Chancellor; & \
Newton, Prclate Wv G Wilkinson, NJ
of f; s ii Ably, m of + and h of X >;
CIV Cook, NJ ut A; l Berkson, Inner
Guard; Z 4 stackhouse, Outer Guard;
Section No 4Ol, Endowment Rank. X
p Willing, President; VIC Wilkinson,
Sect'y and Treasurer.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-14

Trains on the Chicago, st. Loi's
and New Orleans Railroad, are due ut
Hazlchurst IA follows ~
Going North Mo. I. 2:55p. m. No.
3. re p. m. No. z. a::eO p. III. No. i3'
6:06 q. m. =.
Going South-No. .. 1890 am. No.
g. SOS n. m. No. 8 1:O7 p. m, No. Ia
4:40 pm.
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ng-THE DEMOCRATS
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For 1882, aud .kaeN
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all the information pertaining to the
calendar, sta,istical and general in
formation on various subjects, and
especially upon the political and civ.
| divisions, population, names OF
officials. Stale and municipal: re-
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Churches.

~ Psesbyteri,u Chirch. WIZ Bics-
'Pns,or. So-,iesj on 1t. I'd. ani ath
80 at ia nj. Sunday School Mt Wv
31L<J w And)rson, Saperintsnisi !,
sykr Meotiog TUESDAY 2 y. N. a - ! J,
Baptist Chnrch. .-Eidsr A. A. Lom'x'
Pastor. Services on 2ad, and 4th. snnds! =
nj n a. M, ard o. IN. Sunday sehool' NJ
$50 q. m. I. l.. Britain, superintendent
Prayer Meeting, Wednciaay,7 p M
Methodist cllmch.-Rev W Z Mill
caps, Pastor. Services every Snnd';
Mt II, n m. and .. p III. Sunday school
nt o:;}O. m. Rw MillsapS, Superih-
tendcnt. Prayer meeting Thursday
7,pm.
Eipiscopal Church,-Upton u Row
den, Rector, Services On third sun
day nj III, u m.
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and the WEEKLY TIMEs-DEMocRAT
for noarly tho price Of one. ia
We will send the CorIAH SIGNAL
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Information, will be mailed to
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open tho ,afo Of our friend L A..
N ,sn. AID carried of property otbes
vaIue Of Ave or six thousand dollars
As Jesse is now dead. our people,
can rost easy. -
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Crystal Springs Directory.

CRYSTAL Springs Corporation.-Mayorr'
A ! Sturris; Town Clerk, { \ Hcau'
Trcasurer. W C will,inson; Aldcrmcn'
vi Terrell, W c wilkinson, X y liar,
r;son. c A Head, Board of Mayor ana
Aldermen meet second and fourth
,tonday of each month.
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GENERAL piREcroRY.
county Officers.

I,.,;ces Of tho Peace. Beat III. IL
Groome. Msyor and TX ofiicio j. 4; H'
Lowe, j. II. JUidau, Constable L. L.
Bcat No. a-P. d. Trswick, W. s. swil-
lev. Constable. O. +. Trawick. 81,
Beat No. a--B. =. Rufkin, w. c. smith,
Constable, j. w. Dunbar.
Best4.-J. ". Cows, 5. q. jenkins
Constable. W.. Butler, Jr.
Beat 5.-Johu Terry, J.C. DAVIS Con-
stable, j. F. Guyues. =,
Hazlehirst Corporation.-MaN"r' d
II Groome; Clerk, II Loeb; Treasurer
RE Ainsworth: Aldermen, r. wheei-
er, VI Norman, IN Ellis, Il ID Lowe
Lodges.
Haz,ehurst Iolse, AFS AN. meets LIT
Friday night In each month; o'Iee; ~
NJ Warroll. " NJ; A Msngoii o "
Brown, ID; ID X Coor, ) " l.
knights OF II ,nor meets - and 4lh Non,
day nights in each month. onesIsThp
Pcyton. Dictator; TJ Penn, ID; FRANK
Morrison, A.st.Dct; ] NJ Norman, Ecp; Z
NJ Bankstop, Flu Rep.
Hizlchurst Council 500, American
Legion of Honor. meet LIST anu.
3d Tuesday of each month ut Hail.
Officers: &c Williamson. Commander;
Eirlsong. Vice Com; L II Bird
song, Orator; l. Il Harris. Past Com;
Chas Hitler. Scc'y; w Il Cook, Collee.
tor; w W Cook, Treasurer; a +
Buckley. Chaplain; B + johnson,
Guide: s j Johnson. war: Charncr Price
Sent Frank Klotz, l. + Birdsong, T.
G. Williamson. Trustees; Drs y +
Buckley, ID w Jones, Med Examiners
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Terms: Two Dollars per annum, in
advance. Advertisements inserted NJ
one dollar per square, ten lines oriess,
for the first insertion, and fifty cents
each continuance.
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Lodges.

KofH, 1870, meet lst and 3d Mon
day nights of each month. o,ncers'
Il Green. Past Diet; ID ) Burch, Dicta-
tor; l VI Eagan, V Dict; Z ~ Heal,
Asst Dict; M Dampeer. Treas; j X
Ferguson, Rept; j Ellis, Fin kep;
A j Miller. Chaplain; f X MeShane,
Guide; B X Jordan, Guard; G Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31
Political Assessments Decrease in til, Amount of
Money Extorted.

Political Assessments Decrease in til, Amount of
Money Extorted.
The special Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald writes:
Members of the Hubbcll CAMPAIGN Com
mlttcc have repeatedly asserted that the
newspaper attacks on their method oflevy-
ing assessments on government employees
has had the effect of Increasing the receipts
from that source beyond what had ever be-
fore been obtained. That this was not true
was generally understood; but that re-
inarkablc decrease in these collections this
year had been tho result was not so we'll
known. An incident occurred but a short
time since which shows that there arc 4
large number Of employees in the depart
ment, who have had the manhood to hold
out against the blackmailng schemes of
these sclf-constituted saviors of the republi-
can party. 1t also shows that the boast Of
the stalwarts in New York State that they
have plenty Of money for their campaign is
pure fiction. Two weeks ago certain
members of the Republican State Commit
tee OF New York came to Washington for
the purpose of securing financial aid. They
were given room in the Treasury Depart
mcnt for consultation with prominent Off
Gals as TO the ways and means of accom-
plishing the object Of their visit. Jaw Hub
bell was present, and he, as one who could
best answer the appeal of the visitors, was
asked what he could do for them. Mr.
Hubbcll stated that at present he could not
do much owing to the failure of the clerks
to respond to his calls. AS proof of this
statement, which surprised the New York
ers considerably, he produced roll of the
employees of the Treasury Department,
which showed that less than half had con.
trlbuted. and, many of these had failed to
pay their full assessment This, he stated.
was but q sample of the other departments
although his collectors were on hand each
pay day and personally waited upon those
who had failed to pay. Tine cause of this
backwardness in the matter of collections,
Mr.. Hubbell stated, was due to the whole
sale attacks made by the press and the
promises OF immunity so emphatically Civ
en- by those who were in high place. The
meeting resulted in an understanding that
aid would be given to a limited extent, and the
New Workers departed with Increased disgust at
the power of the press.
As an evidence that the Eubbel. committee has
not met with that degree of success SO publicly
claimed it is known at the departments that
agents will be Oh hand next Tuesday with the
usual list tn receive whatever the clerks can be
induced to contribute. Had the collections al
ready made amounted to anywhere near what it |
IS claimed they have 10 securing of the dcpart- |
ments would now be necessary. Sopressinp is the |
demand of the committee for funds that thew
have assessed all the higher officials five per cent
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NEWS OF THE DAY
ITO shoW the gerry age and body of The Times.

Twenty-Five fishermen and sailors per-
lshed in gale off the Spanish coast last
Friday
A Nashville dispatch says United States
Senator Isham G.. Harris is dangerously i'll
and his physician says he will not be able
to take any further part in the political
campaign.
The Park Theatre, New York, where Mrs.
Lanstry was to have made her American
debut last night, was destroyed by fire yes
terday evening with all its stage scenery
and with many wardrobes.
Mr. Alfred Thompson, an aged and high
~ respected citizen of Orange, died Friday
night at his residence at Orange c. H. after
a lingering illness. Mr. Thompson was at
one time treasurer Of the county.
Mr.. Louis A. Define, of Kentucky, for
merry professor of applied chemistry in
the University of Paris, France, has lately
taken out an extension of his patent for the
extraction of filsel oil from whiskev during
the process OF manufacture. This is an inn,
portant discovery, and must lead to the
saving OF money and health. It is one of
the wonderful achievements ofscience in This
remarkable age ofprogress.
On Monday afternoon, about $ O'clock
Mrs. George Wolf, wife Of farmer living
near Cumberland. was outraged by a nero
about is years of age, when about halfa
mile from her home. While passing
through piece o. woods, she was attacked
by the negro who lay in ambush at a point
peculiarly adapted to hispurpose. She was
taken completely by surprise, and cried for
help, when he drew knife and threatened
to kill her. He then tied her hands with a
handkerchief and secured her feet with
ropes. Having accomplished his purpose
he released her and ran towards the city.
When Mr.. Wolfstarted on his search vester-
day morning the negro was one of the first
persons to approach him, but recognizing
Dir. Wolf at distance, he jumped over a
fence and made good his escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped
Neglect frequently results in an Incurable Lung
Disease or Consumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCllES do not disorder the stomach like cough
ssyrupss and balsams, but aot directly on the In
famed parts, allayiug irritation, give relief in
asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the
Throat Troubles which Singers and Public sreak.
ers are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect salts.
faction. Having been tested by wide and constan,
use for nearly an entire generation they have at
tainc1 well merited rank among the few staple
remedies Of the age. Sold at IS cts. a box every
where
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T0-DAY's TELEeRapEIC NEWS
Arrests of anarchists in LYONS confirm

Arrests of anarchists in Lyons continue,
The buildings of the Western Rctrirer,.
tor'Co., III Chicago. were destroyed by fire
this morning.
Nearly all of three carloads of Texas cat.
tie from Salamanca and Deposit for Por,
Jervls, Nj, died IN transiiu
VIM. Copeland was killed by an accident
on the Ohio Central r.. r., near Charles.
town, w. Va. yesterday. ..~a-,.,-.,...-'
The tiftieth anniversary of the copsecr,.
ton of Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, was eel.
ebrated in St. Paul's Church, N. Y, TO-DAY
Bishop Talbot. of the Diocese of Louis.
ana, has determined to resign He saws he
finds himself incapacitated for the perform
ance OF his episcopal functions
Fifty negroes sailed from New York TO-
day for Liberia. Each family will be given
twenty-five acres of land and comfortable
shelter when they arrive at their destina.
ton.
A colored woman at Ivy Depot, Abe,
marie county, Va, was discovered last
night attempting to drown her two-year old
child. She was arrested and placed in
Jail -
The published prices for coal of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Co., for November
are; furnace lump and steamer lump S4.l5;
crate $3.50; egg S4.55 stove $4.S5; chestnut
$780, pea $3.15.
George Plum having asked Michael Ro
nav for chew of tobacco at Newark. NJ,
last night, and being refused, made muir
derous assault on the latter and inflicted on
him mortal wounds.
The Georgia Legislature meets to-mor-
row, at which time Governor-elect Stephens
will be inaugurated, and Senator elected
10 I'LL the unexpired term of the late Sena-
tor Hill.
The election of Signor Coccapieller to
seat in the Italian Chamber of Deputies is
causing much comment in Rome. Four
months ago he was unknown politically,
having until recently been an English circus
ridcr.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 31.-virginia Is deferred :;
10 consolidated 5SFs do second series 30; past
due coupons 66is do new 1O40s 43la bid
to-day. Cotton quiet: middlings 1Ola. Flour UNI
changed and quiet. Whcat-Southern generally
easier; Western steady; Southern red 1O3a1OT:
do amber 1O5a11i; No 1 Md 1O7ala1OS: No
Western winter red spot 105a1O5l, : Oct 105a
1n3as; Nov o5lsa105as; Dec 107a10?1a; Jan
1oS7sa109: Feb 1l0lsa110&.. Corn-Southcrn
scarce and firm; Western irregular and higher;
Southern white So: do yellow 81; Western mixed
spot Il; Nov 73a77; Nov new or old 20
bid; Nov and or Dec G4a64 IA ; Jan 59a.a60 Oats
lower and quiet; Southern 45a5O; Western white
46a4S; do mixed 44ai6; Penna 45a4S Rye
quiet Mt 66a70. Hay unchanged Coffee quiet !;
Rio carsocs ordinary to fair 71,,a9 Sugar quiet
soft 93s Whiskey firm at 81 21a1 D.
NEW YORK. Oct. 31-Stocks dull. Money &.
Cotton easier; uplands 10 11-16; Orleans 107s.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull and heavy
and LA t2c lower. Corn dull and 1sa1c lower
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Make yourself healthy and strong. Make
life happy by using Browns Iron Bitters.
Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment,
and hereditary predisposition--all operate to turn
the hair gray, and either of them nclncs it To
shed prematurely. AYERS HAIR VIGoR will re-
store faded or gray light or red hair to rich
brown or deep black as may be desired. II softcns
and clcanscs the scalp. giving it healthy action.
1t removes and cures dandrutf and humors BY
its use falling hair is checked, and new growth
will be produced in all cases where the follclcs are
not destroyed or the glands dccaycd It's effects
are beautifully shown on br;lshy. weak, or sickly
hair, on which few application will produce the
gloss and freshness of youth. Harmless and sure
in its results, il is incompatible as dressing, and
Is especially valued Tor the soft lustre and richness
of tone it imparts
AYERS AIR EIaoR is colorless contains nei,h-
or oil nor dye and will not soil or color white cam
Dric; yet 1t last long on the hair. and keeps it
fresh and vigorous, impartng an agreeable rcr.
flime
For sale by all druggists ,fs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

DURING Ills speech at williamsburg, last
saturday, Capt, John Wise, Gen. NIahone's
candidatc for Congi essman -at-large, said
John Brown was nobler truer, and bra
Yer man than any sinking, pot -bellicd,
siirt-rutled Bourbon Funder in the State !"
Put the Captain could hardly have said any
thing else, rs his party in Kansas are to
srrd statue of John Brown to Washington,
and his party in Congress are to have it
erected BY the side of those of the noble
Virginians in the Statuary Hall of the Capt.
I al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

TIE PRESIDENT and the editor of Gen.
Mahone's Washington organ, who was also
the editor of the republican campaign book,
don't agree on one point at least, for where
rs the former, in his Thanksgiving procla-
nation, includes among the grounds for
thanktulness 1.-The increasing friendship be-
tween the different sections of the land,D
the latter says the Southern people arc .
community of malignants who hate the very
name Of Union, who are only kept from open
rebellion by AFFECT fear, and who are ter
ror to the Northern people who live among
them, and towhom they deny free vote and
81 fair count
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EVENING, OCT'R. 81, 1882.

''lS THE RAILROAD BUSINESS AGAIS.--Thc
Richmond correspondent Of the Petersburg IN
der appeal, writes 20 that paper that two weeks
aco your reporter heard from source that is
liable To get hold Of railway information, that il
was said or the streets that General Malone
would have control Of the Danvilc road when ii
shall be rc0rganiZrd. " If Gen.
Malone wants to so into the railway business 1t
is certain he get any position that he can ask,
or the capitalists of the North can bcStow on
him."
The above which appeared in the GAZETTE
of yesterday, is a news item, is pure canard
started hv the Mahoneitcs, who in their des-
pcrate strait are manufacturing all kinds Of
rumoi:i, none of which have the least foun-
dation.
The Mahoneitcs sec defeat staring them
in The face. and with the hope of saving
themselves do not hesitate to spread any re-
port, which may bring them votes, without
stopping to consider whether the report is
true or not.
They are circulating the report that Ma
hone is 10 be put in charge of the Richmond
and Danville system Of RailroadS,and roads
operated in the same interest. with Il view
OF influencing the employees Of these roads.
as we'll as many people living along the line
Of the roads, who might be persuaded to
vote the Malone ticket fthey thought Ma
hone would have the patronage Of these
roads.
We have il from unquestionablc author
ity that there is not word of truth in this
report, II is entirely false.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

No ONE Is HURRIED while examining
the goods, whether the inspection be made
with view to purchase or merely to graft
fi curiosity. All selections made at the
Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson & Co.
800 Penn. ave-, Washington, if not satisfiac.
tory, or as represented may be promptly re-
turned and the money refunded.
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low depth it has sunk in its effort to bolster up
Malone. Snch personal blackguardism of men
opposed to BoSsism is tolerated nowhere else in
modern journalism. But this is Mahone's way of
cunning things. c. II. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31
Financial.

New YORK, Oct 3l.-The stock market
opened strong and sal per cent. higher for
the bulk of the list. The market during
the first hour of business has been quiet but
strong and at II o'clock an advance of ia l!
per cent. was recorded. in which Northern
Pacific, preferred was conspicuous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

A Michigan boy ate bar of soap, drank
Il lot of soda water and went to bed to cure
his cold. The doctor had hard time to
pull him through, but the boy now says the
next time he catches cold he will use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

Colds yield to onions like magic, but Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is a still better and by
far more agreeable means of curing a Cold or
Cough. You can buy bottle for 25 cents
at any drug store. and We are sure it will do
the work every time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

There is an Oil City boy who was sent out
collecting recently. and when he returned in
the evening and handed in his bills unpaid,
he said: THE people around this town like
me tiist-rate. They were SO anxious to see
me often, that every man went to told me
to call again.