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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
SHERIFF SALE.
State vi Mississippi,

.Macl, billiard, ct al.
Judgm,nt in Copial Circai; court i"r
$500.
RI Virtue of tho above stated writ
will, on Monday, The itl day of Sep
TENDER. lSs2, expose to sale ut public
outcry. for cash, in front at the court
house door OF Copiah county, between
the hours prescribed 10y law, the fol-
lowing described land to-wit:
Al that part Of north half OF west
half oil south west quarter of section
/ lyiu; north of the Crystal Springs
aud Utica road. and east q, the Ea!M-
tin md Raymond road, containing ia
acres motc orlcss, saia land being in
township ., range : west.
Levied upon as the property OF the
defendant. Muck l!ii!iarl ct al, m,,
will hc sold TO satisfy the above stated
ease aud au costs.
4 j. lINRGRAvE, SIM.
lIazlchurst. Aug. lib, i5S2-.0-it.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01

.s.-rz-.zazaxrrz1rEx--szsxzzzsl1aszazsrsez-
Crystal springs Items.
Camp Meeting closed Thursday
morning.
Showosy woather all the week
los OF wa!e:mslots and sweet
potatoos.
Nc. Bi!cys new iron front Trick
builiint; is rapidly approaching COM
p!e,ioa.
We notice. So usual. u large attend
aucc Of tho H0z'ehurst bellies and
beaux at the camp meeting.
w. Birdsong has gone to Cinc.n-
haiti as q delegate to a meeting ..
some college fraternity, and has left
the Devil in charge OF his clli,e.
Mossrs Corric and Tom Tcawick
have LEFT for Clarksvi!.o Tenn, 10
pursue their studios at tue college
there.
We understand that W. r Smith.
has sold out Tho balance OF his stock
and ia'ks VI = trip to Ttxls.
Mr.. A. o. Middleton will move
upon irout stree, IN the 1st prrx,
displacilg w p Buucs & Co, who
will move 10 tho II bcr:son building
We rcgrct 10 learu that tho infant
child Of NJ. e II. M,Saano, died on
W.ines'oj last.
S me OF our boys have tho Texas
.cver bad, rs oil those who have left
here. for that Stale have done well.
With al, tho rain which has rrcout
" fallen st;il, owing 20 the excellent
sys cm o! drainage provided by our
city authorities, tho streets are cvon
duaty.
\. J.'Co.ling, died ct his residence
uca, Pc,rl river, in this county GU
W-.!ueeday last. D,coesed was
about sky i've years old lived in
Ills county many years and was well
known as a:auGch republican,
Two young men stood at ono Of
,hc upper entrances u .ho tabernacle
at The camp ground, gazing with
wonder, ald awe q, tho spectacle
gre-ouici; scores laoelins at the
aI.ar, some shon.ing, scmo singing
rome praying, rroaoaora cxhoitipg
sai rorsur!iag, ell confusion appar-
emily. AL va! terribly in earnest.
"Wdl, that heats The devil "sail
.lc rather ii'pp,a0y. THAT is tho
i ;oatinn" aaii the other. GaG ho Wal
right.
IN? Meeting closed or Thursda,
morning, within !argc number OF pr
s91S IN U;eud ,rcc, nui go,dly
unmb.: Of peal;onts ar1npd tho AHA.
Rsy. J. \ 3. Jones, Presiding e
dor OF ,lis Di ,rict, was in chnrgo Ct
tho meeting. and LIS ;act pot ulavi-
t. AL administrative idrco were Rp-
parcat 20 MI. The lrcscliig was
no. Up 90 no average Of pi,h end
,o:ce, which characterize ca,a?
meeting cccasious. Tue singing VA
duh, and .i!o.css cnmpa,ei w..h Tot
meg meetings, aad lLo great falling
az in Attendance, MRS po'ieoi by all.
81 that on tie hole it is eviden;
that fro,a some reason or other the
interest il the Crystal Spriags camp
uee' lug. is some what ou tho w"nc
al ;hg tents N the ground were &C.
copied; tho public tcsgding.aouSa
did slim bus;Goc5.
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
C. E. oaiiu. aud C. L oa,is, Jr.
Wesley williat.,-.

WCsIVv WlIIIlN4ir.
Judgment tor SO and cou,t cost btfrn J,
II. Groome, ]. r., Beat l, Copiaa corn'
~. Mis-.
TWILL bsyirtrc II re above Writ, - me
dircctsd, in psr.ursnce Of a Judgment rrn.
dcrcrcd Rt tho Jnna ic IN i.troot, lso2
VII, ON moudsy ,he 4;h day of segtemoer
lsS2, sell AZ pibiic outer. 4, front 81
the court house door Il sad county, b
tween 'ha h urs rresc'i,ud by Law, Ia th.
hiChrsr bidder fir cash. he llowirg rcsl
estate 4, vii; Vest oi loot -, lec'ien ],
to~nsaip 10, Range . ci.t, In cpiss
couaiy, Mississippi, will b. : Ia Ia satisfy,
tie above dg'uen adelI cost OF suit
4. L 6go lNr constable
lIaxleharst Mis-, July ~. ies!, S-7is
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
CI;ANCERY NORGE.

The State of Mississippi-To William
\. Stockton, defendant
You me commanded to appear be-
fore the Clanccry court of Copia!'
county, in said State, on the first Mon
day OF September 1852, to defend tho
suit in said court. of Xack X. stockton,
by his next best ficnd c. u. Cook
wherein you are defendant.
j. VI. NORMAN, Clerk.
July sSth, i5S2-2J-it.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01

This Il TO notify the the public that
) J Walls il authorized 10 receive and
ieccip; far all Indebtedness To The FIRM
al Waits &WOod. he viii also Settle
M the firms indebtedness.
WALLS & WooD.
Witness, Il miblcr.
MazlrhaIst, Aug % lSs2
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
GERMAN CARP.

earn for sale Mt ten cents each to
lee delivered in the fall. Applications
for Carp will bc received aud flied in
tho order in which they nre made. The
annexed statements will show what
Carp liom abroad cost. 4. G PEiTCN.
Ms earn cost me delivered from
Georgia, Hacts. J.W. MCNEIL
Ny Carp were given me 10y the Gov
crnmcnt, but cost delivered here, by
cxprcss, from Ii'asiiington l.sc;s.
rach. l.. G.. PEELr.
Ilszlchurst. Aug. %, iSSa. 2)-tt.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
nrnucn on chIlle."

Cures & casesfor % cts. In cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
DIR. J. w. GIDDoS, of Ark, writes |:
"For many years my wifewas asutierer
from terrible female complaint that BAT.
fled tho skill Of all physicians around me.
shs used DIR. Dromgoole's English
Female BitterS, they cured her sound
and well. and do not hesitate 10 say,
LEY saved her lie.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
CIIATCEaY NOTICE.

The State of Missis,ippi-To ID. $
lICr,but: You are commanded to mp
pear before the Charccry court of Co.
piah county in said State, at Rules. on
the LIST Monday of October. lSss:, to
defend the suit at Mary l.. Nelson,
wherein son are u defendant.
August 25tli, lSs2.
j. NJ. NORMAN, Clerk,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
CONSTABLE SALE.
E. G. Williamson, Ass 'gnee.
W. FLA
V Gl.tti-
Ontt'i.
IL A.

Justice court, Beat MOL.
tx Virtue of IN execution to me direct d
in the above stt,ed cause, i will, on Non-
DAY, tie 4th day a. September, los2, w
ron, oi the conrt nso DOR in Conieh
county, letvren hgi hours, sell according
20 law, tho following lands lowed nn IN
this ranse, lying IN said Copieh comfy, TO
satisfy said TX, c,,ian und ccs.s, t,-wi'
East half south east q,,Hrt'r section u, ard
cas-, halt north c.s, quarter snd north e'sl
s,t,rier south e,>t quarter aud Mouth w's'
Gu,rt,r south east Qaartcr section 10. ,own'
ship /, range west.
I. L. GEoonF, Constable:
9J.4t,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
Jhe Gnpiah Signal,
Hazlchurst, Sept 1st, 1880.

Trims on the Chicago. st. Loui,
anu New Orleans Railroad, are Cue at
lIazlehurst rs follows:
Going North--No. >. 2:3l y. m. No.
4. Ills p. m. Nos. 5:l2 y. M.
Going South-No. .. 1900 u. m. Nj
3. i:j0 a. m. No.7 S::as5 p. NJ, No. II
$40 pm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
MISS MATTE e. MILLER

VIII reopen private school in
tho Easement o.! the Baptist church, in
this place, on The first Monday In
September. Rates of tuition, primary
81 80 per month; intermediate, $500
Advanced, $3.50; and $500.
lIaklelurst, Aug 18th, l5o9.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01

Losr-Sch0ol warrant, No. 355, of
date June 18th, 1852, payment has
been stnpped; any information leading
to the recovery of same will he ibcr-
ally. rewarded by. j. NJ. Normal
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01

CONSTIPATION Is diseasc-maker and
leads 10 indigestion, acid stomach, heart
burn, fevers, biliousness, sick headache.
torpidity Of the liver, collie, iniammatory
diseases, nervousness, loss or appetite,
etc. These can all DO removed by tho
use OF BQi[eys Saline Aperiein.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
ID, II. q. PENN.
II sidcnt ID mis-.

Haz'ehurst Miss.
Office on Croker Street.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01

The transportation of passengers to
and from Browns Wells, has been Civ
cn to NJ. Mark. They will call on HIM
y j. MoUguEA ID.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01

22,-it.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-01
CONsrABlE SALn.

oo;j,.4t,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-03
TELEGRAPHIC
DanenhOHer.

81. petersburg, 1.-Lieutenant Danen-
mower, Seaman Cole and the Chinese
steward OF the Jeanette have arrived
oere' NeWcombe will arrive on Tues
Gay. Cole Is completely demented, and
At some times almost unmansgesble.
Inc American legation will give an
entertainment IN their honor on Wednes-
day. Lieutenant DanenhOwer seems
convinced that Captain belong will
never be found alive. After a few days
the party will proceed to Paris. Lieu
tenant DanenhOwer contemplates read
Ing a paper before the ROYAL GeogTaphi-
cal Society on the possibilities of trade on
the north coast OF Siberia. He is loud
In his praise Of the Russians for the kind
manner IN which he and his companions
have been trea' ed.
New YORK, l.-HeTGLd's ST. Peters
burg: Lieutenant Danenbower arrived
here this morning with Jack Cole, Long
Sing, courier and a Cossack. A de-
jeuner was given in their homer. and was
attended by the United States consul
Secretary BreskoH of the ministry of the
interior, and representatives of the Eng
lsh and Russian pres. Lieutenant
Roderotf, sdjustsnt Of the minister of
marine, arrived during breakfast to ask
news of Lieutenant Danenhower, on be-
half Of the minister. Danenhower dimes
with General Schwinch, the German
ambassador, tonight. Charge de Al
fairs Hoffman has invited the Lieutenant
to meet him. He will visit the minister
OF marine, General Ignatieff and General
Anutchine, the governor of Eastern Lii
IBERIA, tomorrow. All those who have
, arrived are well. Jack Cole was de-
Lighted to see the vessels on the Neva.
He was hardly here when be asked to be
allowed to go down to the :qrsye with a
Courier. A ball will be given to-mor.
row by the diplomatic corps. The
authorities the representatives of the
press and the notsbles Of St. Petersburg
will be among the guests, The EN-
peror will receive Lieutenant Danen-
hover ana his party at GRichiha to-mor-
NOW, (Tuesday) at noon. The minister
Of Sweden and Norway, has Just tele-
graphed to Lieutenant Eisenhower, the
following; received from Baron de Nor
denskjold: Pray, present my compli-
ments to Lieutenant Danenhower; 1 am
impatiently awaiting the details of the
journey. Perhaps Lieutenant DaGen-
hover will come to Stockholm. where he
will receive hearty welcome.
Newcomb is expected here to-mor-
row.
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Cable Clicks.

Berlin, 1.-During the debate on the
customs tariff 10 the Reichstsg the
united left intend to move q resolution
for the removal OF duties on articles of
consumption.
Constsntinople. 1.-The minister of
marine rejected General Berdan's topped
oes.
Five iron elsds were kept in readiness
the past month 10 put TO sea at q mo-
ments notice for the purpose of convey
ing troops t. Egypt, should the powers
agree as 10 the necessity Of Turkish inter.
vention.
London, 2.-SeVen persons have been
killed by an explosion in Victoria col
liery, near Leeds. Five suspects were
unconditionally released from Mas jail
to-day.
Berlin, 2.-The upper house of the
Prussian diet has passed the ecclesissti-
cal bill by vote Of 81 to 80.
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BRANCH HOUSES:
Butte City, Montana;
Bellevue, Idaho.
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E. AUSTIN,
Managed :

d. .. DEPOsITARY.
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Y. ", RITTER, sup's.
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Titled Visitors

New York, 2.-The GalIla arrived last
night. Among her passengers were Lord
Randolph Churchill, Lady Churchill,
formerly Miss jerome; Lord Elphin-
stone, Duke of Manchester; his son Lord
Vaudeville, who married Miss Consu-
ende w. Zsngs, and the Count and
Countess Of Montzsulin.
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Endorsing Crittenden.

Kansas City.-A mass meeting was
held at Liberty, Clay County, to-day.
near the home Of the James boys, and
resolutions were passed endorsing Gov
ernor Crittenden's action, aud expressing
full sympathy with him in mis- wsrfAIe
against the bandits.
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HEADQUARTERS AND MANDATORY:
. and % Mercer Street, New York!
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Makes OoUectS0Es, Fszsitt5sg PFssSsRl
pTORlPGv.
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NorthwardI Station. Southwark

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose st 900 s.m., giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, snd regular
freight train arrives dsily at Ogden
4.30 Q. n. from Melrose.
GEO. ". THATCHER, supt.
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Is aPositive Cure
FOR all these Painful Complaints and Weaknessea
aoeomIaon 70 our best femnIe popuIatI0n.

for all those Painful Complaints and WeakneSsea
SOeomIzOu TO our best female population.
twill cure entirely the worst form OF Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and UleerA
ton, Falling and Dsplacenents, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and K particularly adapted 70 the
Change OF Life.
Is wiz dissolve and eEUel tuors from the uterus N
early stage OF development The tendency 70 can
eerous huuors checked very b Its use
It removes faintness natuIency destroysa all craving
for stIrnulnntI and relieves weakness OF the stomach
Il cures Bloating Headaches, Nervous Prost-Ttion'
General Debility, seeplessness, Depression IND md
gestioa.
That feeling OF bearing doTz, es1sing pain, weight
and bsckache IS always permanently cured - is USE
twill at all times and under al ae' IN
harmony with laws that govern the female system
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints OF either sex ~
Compound IS unsUrpasssd-
LYDIA Z. PINKHAH's NL6EIABLE 60
POUNDS prepared at % aid p Western ATen
Lynn, Mass. Price 81 SIX bottlssloI y. senI y Il
IN the form Of uills also inthe for-a oflozsngss,
receipt OF prsce. 81 per box 70 either Ms PinEb
t-ssiyauzrs-s eli letters OF inquiry send FOR PaEa
Ia sdd-a-s ss above Mention this P1psT.
" ss1.rv sbo7ld Be without LYDIA z PI2AEAa
LIVER Pills They cure eors-pa-lon. b-l-o-2-7
Snd toruifitT Of The LIVER. : cents per box
= - Sold By ali Druggists, "a
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE ORoWN POINT
GOLD AND SILVER MINING Co.,
SQUIREs' BUILDING.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 5, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that at meet
" ing OF the stockholders Of the Crown
Point Gold and Silver Mining Company,
held this Sd day Of April, 1882, there was
ordered to be levied 81 assessment of one
cent per share on the stock of said COM
psny. to be paid within thirty days from
date. Stockholders, govern yourselves
accordingly. Payment to be made at
this Office. ARTHUR STAYEER,
apo Secretary.
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The kimball Organ.

The kimball organ heads the list OF
First Glass Instruments. J. W. Martin
of this place has the agency for this
county. All parties desiring an in
strument about the quality OF which
there can be no question should try the
Kimball. Splendid tone, beautiful fin
ish. and thorough. Conscientious. work
manship in all It's various parts make
it the best and cheapest first class in
strument on the market. In buying
musical instruments the best is always
the che apest and pays in the added sat,
isfaction OF knowing it is all that Is
claimed for it. Call and see him at No.
50. on the west side of The square.
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IN MEMORIAM.

DIED-At the family residence. near Shb;ey'
Point. on the 18th OF January, 1882. Of genera
pros'ration. Miss anna E.. only daughter OF Jo.ir
aud Rachael "A. SHIRLEY, aged Is years, l monti
and II days.
For three long months she had suffered much from
complication of diseases which bafied human
skill. But Notwithstanding her great suffering ye
no words OF murmuring escaped her lips.
What the constant. affec.ionate attention Of pa
rents, brothers and many friends could do for hel
relief was gladly done. and went far toward smooth
ing the pathway Of atfliction; but restoration o
health not ut the disposal medical skill or the
strongest and most watchful affection.
ANNA had noble and amiable disposition, anc
hence from early life had greatly endeared herself t.
all her acquaintances, young and old.
In February. 1850, she embraced the Savior anc
attached hsrselfto the Concord congregation of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, of which she was
sweet tempered and actve member. Soon after
her conversion she was elected secretary Of thei,
with marked efficiency till called to her rest III
HeaveE.
Though so young and so full of promise In refer.
ence to the actvitic. and enjoyments of this life
from early in her sickness she expressed readiness
and Willingness TO go hence If il the LORD will
During her illness when spoken 10 in regard to the
possibility other recovery she world reply that in
view of the good she might do In behalf of others
abe wond gladly regain her health but that for her
self she felt 1t to be far better depart and be with
Christ.
Toner parents. her brothers. and her associates
she was model of submission affection and faith
ulness in ali departments of life: her death is
felt bereavement to The whole community. How
tenderly she was beloved, and with what sadness
her departure had filed the people. was manifest al
her funeral. The very large audience in attendance
were bathed in tears during the service.
Abeautifnl and loving daughter. tender hearted
sister, generous and faithful friend, pure-heart-
ed and useful Christian has passed from earth to be
with the sainted of God in His own blessed
presence. And while we deeply feel the death OF
one so dear, yet we weep not as others which have
no hope, for her body sleeps in Jesus. and When He
shall appear then shall she also appear with Him in
glory. VI.
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"Wednesday S DAILY,

One of the Griffins, at LaPlata, IS
reported to be down with the smallpox.
JACKSON, the Common Sense Rene
dy man, at McCarthy's livery stable
Call and see him.
J. W. Tinsman went to Macon yes
terday to do some scenic painting and to
examine samples of work from New
York artists.
Captain Abe SlingerIand, who has
been for some months in Dakota, has
returned greatly improved in health,
and ready for business again.
Seth Farwell has been assigned to
duty at this place as {. S. gauger and
sto keeper Mr.. John Hitler, who has
heretofore been on duty at this place,
retires from active service tor the pres
emit.
Mr. Ell. Post. of Illinois, with his
family are visit ng trends here and IN
company with his sster-:n-law Miss
Libbie Page gave US call this morning
Mr.. Post IS wei! pleased with our town
and county and thinks of locating here
If he can Sc. farm to SUIT him.
The town of Butler, IN Bates county
Is certainly in thriving and prosper,
Gus condition. She has just received a
thirty horsepower engine and fixtures
TOR lighting the city by electricity, and
is to have two planning mills the pres
ent season. We wish we could have an
opportunity of noting such substantial
improvements in kirksville.
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Graphic Subscriptions.

The following amounts on subscrlp,
tons to the Daily and Weekly GRAPHIC
have been received since our last IS
sue:
John Brashear $3.50; W \. Martin
ST.; Mrs. VIM. Crusen SI.o5; NJ. Y. At,
terbury S1.9o; VIM. Logan $3.50; v
V. Miller $3.50: a. B. Tice $I.5o; S,
P. Thompson sI.5o; James Hayward
$3.50; w. L. Mccartney Sr.5o; ]. R
Walters S.; P. ]. Sharr S.: Mrs. Lydia
Walton $3.50; Mrs. James kearns
$1.5o: Mrs. Rosa Brashear 81, SO; VIM
Gilman S.; Thos. Vanlaningham
$3.50; Robert Barnmll $3.50; ]. NJ
Pilgrim soc; G. W. Rupe Soc; Mary
Snyder $3.50; d. H. Ford ST..
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SATURDAYS Daily.


Its FIVE cents extra when you take
milk.
The pay train on the W St. L. &
P. was around about here yesterday
and day before.
Rev. Mr.. Tatlow is conducting a Sc
res of meetings at the Presbyterian
Church in this city. He viii remain
over Sunday.
John Metz, Of Knox county, is here
looking out location for butcher
shop and viii shortly move here with
his family if he can secure a building,
The call for houses both for business
and dwelling purposes is as great as at
any time during the last year, notwith-
standing the seventy-five new buildings
erected during the season. Who SAYS
kirksville Is not improving.
We are glad to hear that the KRIS
vile Mills is building up a reputation
for extra good flour this winter. Their
pat mt and New Process" are pro-
nounced fully equal to the very best In
the market
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MONDAYS Daily.

Mr.. F. W. Benbow, of the Downs
House, Canton, Mo-, is spending few
DAYS, visiting at the Parcels House.
Miss Mamie Williams, of the Parcel
House and Mr. Benbow, of Canton
favored US with pleasant call this
morning.
If the student, who makes complaint
in regard to getting his mail, will leave
his real name; We will publish his COM
plant.
Iohn H. Davis and Hiram Miller IN.
dulged IN a little matinee Saturday
which resulted in considerable talk
and not much blood, still pugillstic
demonstrations were sufficient, to make
a case and the town treasury and OFF,
GERS were enriched to small amount
Iohn Morris and wife, Mr.. John
Hill and Miss Laura Tu.I
of Queen City, spent Sunday II
this city, and were present at the Gerry
Morris wedding. Also Miss Minnie
Wilson. who is attending school at Full
ton.
The wedding Of Mr.. Gerry and MISS
Morris, in this place, last evening was
a very pleasant affair. only a few mt
mate friends OF the family, numbering
perhaps thirty, were present; but under
the management OF Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Fisher, of Kansas City, it was :
success in every particular. After the
ceremony the guests sat down to :
boun,eous collation., and the ENJOY
men, Of each and all seemed perfect,
The newly married couple were
made the recipients of a number o
handsome presents: They lett on inc ne
$40 train, followed by the best ~ishes
of their many friends.