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rs ny ulobc. Democrat OF Tuesday says: The
GGsv.pN OF cotton yesterday were the heaviest OF
.,VSason, and II the ratio Of increase 10 main.
Sers. mere is every reason 10 believe the dsn.
MY ,sy IN comparison with last year, will DO
,peu out and q handsome gain registered In
,,, Of ST. Louis The Gould southwestern
s s.m mas concentrated its forces, aud IN bring
,c,, al lne offerings directly here, against sea.
M, H. competition. The St Louis, Iron Noun.
sG, ~ southern brought In 9, So bales, of which
tsm S mere carried east, The bulk Of the cotton
kllss, Arkansas, whence avs bales wsrs
, .r,u, kentucky, 10; Tennessee, Ia; Mis-.
nappt W. Missouri -; and Texas, 9,7sd
,.,st u'veVsment by the Missouri Pacific agEre.
INN vu n igo6 bales, OF which l,ss0 bales came
sl .% .eaas aud II, Indian Territory, The com.
,sc s sv o. ue,enlions made. by shippers week
l,ys.a ~ peen Investigated, and the rstul, re-
s,, 'm we Gould lines from all blame. The av.
s"ls ss ,ums occupied between the following
hSnss IN NE month Of October was Walnut
81 s,s ~ Louis, days; Newport 81; Hope,
A,,s snu Tefarkana 81 days. These figures
ton , wen FURNISHED by the general transporta.
, nv m,anaRer OF the Missouri Pacific. From .
~, , ,Ne COMPLIED to November ~ Il appears
o... nN..Y bales wero loaded 10 date, an In.
gisse oi SSe,S over last year, e,SS2 over lSS0,
ame s AVE- ~ and S2,52p more than for the
hs MI Fttl Andres, Of Liverpool, gives the fol-
i,ssre respecting the Egyptian cotton crop;
s,I,a,hAfooi, Oct 20, iSS2-My Alexandriahrm
IN mall. dated 10th inst: The new cot.
IL ,a az p.en coming In DURING the last week at
bs "s eoi 900 TO 2slo caniars per day Some
M, ntain more dead than last year, but gencr.
ps,,,nsSsklnr the quality ~ far IL satisfactory.
mn. Mansurat Cotton from ZagaEig Is
s,,ea Al disappointing. All tho leadirg firms
ssi ih the plant has .uhtr,d from insuiici.
N, nn,uon and ny worme and there is hardly
sna puVing furwai estimates VI more than two
III Sas iarier million cansafs as the result OF
AZ ithfs prOp
bs,sM. H. Gardner, Of Mobile. issues the fol.
boz, AZ circular. The agricultural bureau ne.
pphi,lvv .lhe month OF October was given " tn
L ~ On ne nth Inst. The report IL confined
ourlair Of the ri II VI lint per q NJ
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FUTURES.

FUTURES opened firm and at an advance of !
to points, continuing steady all day and clos.
10 to II points higher than last night. There
was no LIVERPOOL market to-day on secount Of
electric storms, Spots were strong. The market
looks very strong but whether it Is not for an
other purpose is the question. The estimates Of
ago.
Chicago Produce Chicago was steady and
strong on all products except year corn. which
declined cent The frost and cold weather viii
bring any quantity OF grain and live hogs t,
market, and unless something happens lowe
prices must prevail,
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Total .........6 OiO,5O2 6.O5l. 9Os 6,52O.siu

TOTAL ...,.... d 0i05R 6.O5l.y0S 6,5O.3iO
1t appears from these figures that the extreme
possibilities OF the crop, with good weather for
six weeks after November |, are 6,520 $40 bales
an aggregate somewhat below commercial estl-
mates. The bureau report for Alabama Is too
low by 10 10 Is pounds per acre. and in the light
of general ndvices from Georgia 1t is too high
for that state. There Is yet great deal of open
cotton In the fields liable to damage but the
lumber Of matused unopened bolls il small, and
orost At this late date would affect the result
very little The crop of Texas is large labor
scarce and weather during october unfavOrab,e
| In iact was much worse than October, $50. The
| comparative rainfall IN October for two years Is
given below Pat slime being substituted for
Corscana and Weatheriord for Waco In 0cto.
| her
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

vsw York Commercial Bulleiin states
~ monthly foreign trade returns for that
y " s,sapponting, inasmuch as they show
49, small exports, large imports, and a
sellassr, heavy adverse balance of Gade
ssss ortober the exports OF merchandise and
ls.ssfnm New York were s2s,7lS,2l6, which
~ an more than for corresponding
u S ~ ISL hui considerably less than in any
FeisSt Ave months, A year ago the total
tIa,T,ially small, and the light shipments of
rIs,naS provisions and petroleum more
sSnain the loss of last month, which
~ have been even greater but for the in.
Va in The expO.ts of cotton aud minor ar
o. The exports for the month. including
~, amounted u 81. 6S9, 40, or about s., 500.
tSf ny, iban last year, This is an excess ovcr
WI. f1r October OF SIS g26, 26S. Mthe
M.ssment was insignliicanL 1t h a but u
s0s m Ilouidating this uuflvorab,e balauue
sN',,,al imports of Treasure at that port
w n In gii, and were $685. larger than eN.
'.. AZ The same In October, 1881, the net re-
~ of specie and bullion from foreign sources
~ shont $1,000. 00o, since January list the
Hne,s Al New York have reached siS SOL go,
--SSaing only si.524. 0S2 specie. In the same
~ Ihal port exported to the value of sS27 27l,-
| y ,nSluiiuc s45, 7i6 259 bullion and specie-a
iaSs of the latter of sal, 22s l77, and an aggIe.
~ balance of trade against New YORK in The
nonths of over Sll0,000,0Q0, Last year at
4, ,jTe Inc surplus of imports was owe sgS. -
NM snd we were then importing five times
~ rod than we exported. Compared with
y, year. the exports exhibit an increase due to
"a e1pOrts) " s., 500,0 0Q and the imports an
ssssse Of $4,000. The New York customs
.spts for the month of October were SIS, 095,
| n and since January l. slGl, 2oS,SgO.
The matter of loans to bank directors is at
sizing attention 10 Canada. The plan of PEI
ming the governors of a bank 10 be heavy
Ibors to the institution is criticised warmly
me dominion bank, with capital of g., 500. 900
nj discounts amounting to s6,23o, 100, gives Ia
ii,clOrs privileges to the extent Of discounts
,rrrgsling 81, 100000. or nearly The amount OF
IA capital Three Quebec banks are said to
Mn, a considerable proportion Of their buii
n. nom their directors,
Arkansas state taxes for 1882 are as follows
General state tax, u mill; sinking fund tax,
Nina state school tax, = mills; insane asylum
M mill. Total, IA mills on the dollar.
n.tTAa KSCIIASOk AND SILVER
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assaicul.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages. cloth
and Git binding. 81 cents same n paper cover
. cents, Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood. 10
cents pamphlet cents, securely sealed, by
mall Send money or poStsge stamps Dr.
WHITTIER, the great specialist, 6l7 ST Charles
street. 81 lOnis Me-
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These figures do not sustain the claims put
forth by many, that the present has been the
best season for gathering for many years, Sc
far II is no better than last year. nor so good NJ
1879. There is however, but little DOUBT thai
the crop will exceed the bureaus figures and
with the promise OF another large India crop the
outlook for better prices is not very eneourag
ing
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COTTON.

The receipts of cotton in this city to-day were
n bales, a coed portion of which came by rail
n6lowE Sanger Il Bro Il, Oppenheimer 7,
Caller 4 Hill A, Schneider & Davis 3, White Il
@SW K. McEntlre 10, MordeCai & Co. "a
hes The shipments were 500 bales by Nor.
icai Co., by the Texas & Pacific; 30 bales by
iB Mitchell, by the Texas Il Pacific, and 100
hes by Caller Il Hill, by the Gulf, Colorado &
ynCe Of an eighth Of a cent in New Orleans,
I'D eighth In st Louis. In all other mar.
ks the prices were steady or firm, and the out.
hk Is for better prices. In this city prices are
Unchanged, but very finn;
sod middling. ..................... %
Ellnng ..................... ",
slicl low mlddllng Observation-Disclosures. 9
LOW mddlnB. NORTHUMBERLAND. 81
GOOD ordinary. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SA
Culinary ..., ..................... 81.
INEDDnnl
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Petit Jurors.

Circuit Court commences the fou ia
Monday in October. Tho following
is the list Of petit jurors. '- .',
Fissr Wlxx.-N Il Spencer, Mel
vile Ramsey s b Kimbal, W q
Thompson, r j Anderson, j II Har-
ris, A q Balton, Alfred Minor, II j
Baasley, Kirk Robertson, Richard
Sttgall. T A Pickering, A q u Mar.
tin, Jno Watts. II I Beacham u W
Copley, Il d Burags, Raleigh vii,
liams A j Snort, Berry Wilson, W
J Green, Nicely Davis, T l. B,aclam
Nathan Patrick, b = Middleton. Mo Z.
es Strong, W L Ainswortl, Fl Y Nc
Laurin, l. v Tyson, Il p King.
SECOND MErx.-Wm Allen, A II
Rumsey, j W HAYS. q w Burt,
! w Fn-garson. JIM C"nr, Sam
Neal, j A Foster, II ] Nix, j l.
Crawford, A i Carter, J " Edwa DIS
L J Norman, e Drare, j l. Bur
w Il Ma,heny. WIN Frank, Simon
Minor, j w Kin iiick, &c Mckee,
as Furr, e a Head, L u Catching
X A II ,rrisan, CD Allen, Thomas
Sumral', 7 + Cammack, Green
Wells, w ] Beard. j ] Sullivar.
THIRD WEEK.-Wush Holiday, !
" Rnssell. Sampson Bill. II T. Col.
ms, Ned Garter, CP Bledsoe, j D
Miller, II P Ervin. Jao II Simpson.
San,r Anderson. Jno Coleman, Is +
Collins, W Rs NTH, Il II Thorn On,
IN Wilson, J w Clark, l. II Davis,
/ A Russell, W W Colemao, j T San.
pifer. Gilbert NJ Cook, Wiley @ Bar.
low, Nels,n B!oun', James IIemirg-
ton, II II Guynss, W G Shipr, II L
Bnikin. Henry Gordon, David Lacy.
ID andy Thompson.
FOURTH WEEK -Abram Page, 7 A
Holiday. j NJ Crider, J D Enochs.
" lizard. r ch'd Green. Andy Ellis
Elias King. Jno B,ilu'. Taylor Brent
Richard Ccxw,l'. Jao Alexander, ID
Il Myers, CLAY T.liaferro. Hugh An
de.sou j., ID l. Hurt, 5 + NJ ,ssen.
gill, Lewis Adams, Joel L lly, G w
Barlow, + II Rrmi ert. P'rter 5 ev.
ens, u IL Hntlcy, W NJ III llum,
Alfred Collins, I n Fnrr. Henry
Branlly, II \ Smith, ID .vid F Gates,
W B Dickerspn.
Grand Jurors.
Dist IA. ALTO d A Mansold,
A B Lave, 7 j Jefferson.
Dist. IA J Imsk, b + Brown,
7 5 Haynie, Il A Smith,
Dist, 3.-Geo Goff. W j Barlow
Thorn Lynch, I L Matthew'S.
Dist, Al G Wade, Jim Bradley,
Miniarl Miller, J X Stanley.
Dist, 5.-p Young. Wiley 6
Barlow. r ID Osburn, and Moss
Brartley,
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PRO Bono Public0."

We desire to inform tie pdhlic,
hat We always keep IL stock, tie fal.
,owiog Staple nni Fancy Grocer
/ S: Mat + orr, Meal NJ Uses, Cof-
fec. S'gar, II .ms, Lard, Potatoes,
Onions, Cheese, Crackers, Soda, Fla
vo,ing Extracts, P.cRlcs, St:rch,
Soap Blning, Tobatc,, S0uG. Cigar,
Dried Apples. Macurjui, D.t"s,
Primes, Almondn, Pecans, Eaali,h
Walnuts, F,lbsrts. l. ,moa and Gia.
ger Snaps, Canned Shrimn, S.lmon.
Pine Apples, Tomat res. Cjrn, Mnsh-
rooms, DIV lei and Potied Ham,
American and Imported Sardines,
Chow. chow, and tho finest stock Of
Candies and CONNECTIONS to be found
in this CITY. We respectfully ask a
share OF your patronage. Quality md
weights guaranteed. Give Us call
md We will convince you that our
stuck is frst.class and very cheap.
R,peclfully,
Cook & ARD
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inlnurlNnt NNtice.

II you have never ''trken the Ii no
or ,rUulle to ,xamine our goods, and
compare prices with those OF other
houses, now is the time 10 do go, as
va are now receiving q new stuck Of
Dry Goods, Shoes &'s bought al
bankrupt sale aad can and Will I've
sod al such low pricts as 10 - tii.h
all. The country generally, Is a, The
height of prosperity; a great tnany
Of tho farmers have already sd | cot.
to, enough to gay their irdsbte ness
and as they Lave paid largs profits
during the year, it btho,yes item
n W t. get n portion OF i back b!
buying I.oir wiutse supplies where
they can get the most GO DIS for l.as'
moLey, aud We claim that this Is III
place TO- fluid bargaing, asywe do MOI
buy on credit as q great many mer.
chants | ave d,no - their own ruin,
but buy snd FELL for cash, otherwise
Md not soil goods rs cheap AZ we
do. Give us a cnll.
81 Il GERS & HARoR,vE
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| Az. NJ. OoLLEoE--Gen, s. u Lee.
the President Of this Institution, an.
nounces that there Is room for 20 or
100 more students. Fifty.one counties
ofthe seventy two In the State, are at
prcsnt represented. Students from any
county will be received till vacancies
arc filled. have examined and recon
mcu,ied seven students from.this conn-
Is, but only four are at the College. l
will examine OH any Saturday appli-
capts for this College. W. B. BINGHAM,
Supt. Copiah County.
The "Lhte Clab" of llazlchurst gave
a concert last "Wednesday hight. The
performance evinccd the fact, that
the members were elite in fact as well
as in name, for it is the judgment Of MI
who were present that the concert
was brilliant success, considering the
very short time for preparation. All
who attended admit the fact, they re-
ccived full compensation for their time
and money, aud the entertainment far
surpassed their expectations. The
whole performance was Il brilliant sue
cess, and all the young ladies and gen.
tlcmcn acquitted themselves with cred
IL. credit To themselves and honor to
the Elite Club The concert Nas for
the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers
of Pensacola. The proceeds amounted
to about s3j, lie would suggest that
the Club repeat their performance and
give little more notice.
Prof. W.lch had such an audience
tn witness his exhibition at Institute
Hall on Monday night that the floor
gave way. There was some confusion
caused hut no one sustained any mju-
nv. His exhibitions were all that
he promised AMI gave satisfaction to
all. young and old. His street sales
were an attractive feature OF the
week. creating no small amount of
amusement To the crowds who gath
cred around him to purchase cheap
goods. He is 10 travelling humbug,
but an honest. square dealing, liberal
gentleman, and made many friends in
our town and county during his visit.
--lIcstvillc News.
We are glad to see from the above
tina: Albert is having such fine success.
We etttcd in our last issue that he
would give an exhibition here on last
Monday night, hue it was postponed
until next Tuesday night. when it pos
itively takes place. He gives this cx-
hibition for the purpose Of raising
money TO erect handsome tomb
stone over the gave of the late DR..
Eanslow. We learn that the Profess
sor contcmplates giving an exhibition
in every neighborhood in this, his na
tive county, during the winter season,
and that hc intcnds travelling through
the Western states next spIihG ami
summer. lie hope the people of this
coun,y will turnout and patronizc this
home enterprise. as il is of strictly
moral character. and Is giving unircr-
sal satisfaction wherever exhibited.
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.|E SSE JAMES.

This fine youug Horse will commence
his season on the 25th. Inst, aud
will stand rs follows:
At my stable. in II z'ehnrst, on
Moudays and Frilays; Gelatin. 90
Tuesdays; Hoods Sore. Z ne Blnll)
Wednesdays. and Thursdays; Pr
k.r's Mil. Saturday. Terms: Ten
D,'lars per season, cash, with priv.
ll-gc Of Seasons uutil marc proves
with foal.
Jesse is four wears cid. l5i Lsnds
nigh, weighs 1000 ponnd. Is well
formed, aud just the horse Tor this
country.
Mosrs MARX.
H.z'ehnrsi, Ang. Is. 1882 -2S.'f.
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CUANCERY NOTICE.

The state Of Miss.ss'ppi-.To Curie s.
R,dding You aro commanded to appear
before the Chancery court Of the county OF
Copiah, in said Sale, on the Is, II INLAY o:
J January, 1873, Ia show cause II any voc
have or can why the q mi account Of John
W. McMAs,,r y"ur J. gal guardian. now on
ile, NJ oild not be allowed and said euadi>
an finally discharged. J. N. NORMAN. OK.
This October 20 1882. 81
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WOMAN.

HOW SHALL SHE PRESERVE HER HEALTH
AND BEAUTY.
Olo who has long investigated
this suhj.ct gives tho result. and is
happy tn say that is found in W..
mau's Best Friend" 1t is adapted
especially to that great central, al.
controlling organ, the womb, ccrrsc'
ting its disorders. and curing any ir-
regularity of The "menses," or
Courses" D.. J. Bradae,ds Female
Regulator acts like charm in
whites, aud in sudden or gradual
checking, or in the entire s,oppage
of monthly courses." from cold,
mental trouble, or like causes, by
restoring the natural discharge in ev-
cry instance. In chronic cases SO OF.
ten resulting in uloera,iou. falling 81
the womb, its action is prompt End
decisive. saving the constitution from
numberlcss evils anil premature de-
cay. Prepared by DR.. j. b adfeld,
Atlanta, G.. Piice: trial tiz'. 75r;
'args size, 81 so. FIR sa!o by W B
G ok.
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Give Us A Call.

J. A Coviugton, formerly, and now,
81 the firm OF J. A. Coving'on II ca.
Westvillc. would inform tho people oil
Clpiah county aud community gen
orally, that he has Just OPENED y
handsome stock from first hands. Of
Gsu,rAl NJ rchard,Ee, in the rev
{ Bass)brick building, Wtst Il ilroad
Avenue, where he would be pleas.
I'd to havs all give him call. Polite
clerks in waiting.
IIazIohursi, Jaly 90, 1882. -24-3m.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
John T. IIardic, ct al

NJ billiard. ct nj,
!, Il. j, lInrsravr, as commissioners
of the Chanccry court of Copinh coun-
IT,, in the above stated case, Will, on
Monday, the 9TH day Of November, a
d. 1889, in front of the count house
door of said county. between legal
hours, sell nj public cutlery. to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
lands situate in said county, to.wit:
all that part Of north half of west half
of south ". II quarlcr of section !, ~.
Ing east Of Gallatin and Raymond road
and north of the Crystal Springs and
Utica road. containing siSty-tive acres
more or less, said land. being in town
sliip2. ranSr2 west,
-. NARGRAvE. Com'r.
IIazlchurst, Sept. Oct. 9th ID. lce..
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SHERIFF SALE.
B.own Mullins & c..

Va
A. 7. Hal"v. ct al.
Judgment i'll Crpiah Circuit court fer
$1,000 81.
By Virtue OF tho above stated writ,
will, on Mo,d,y, the 9th day ofN"vember
1857. cxpose 10 sale at public ou'rr', Tor
cash. in front Of tho cor; hprso door oil
Copish county, b-,w.en tho hours pre-.
scr,bed by law, the following Described
and tc.wil: Est ha'f Il south west quar-
ter aud north west quarter 81 south we't
quarter and west halt oi south "r't qu't:er.
section O., township l, rarge 8 west. Lv-
I'D on M the property Of the peiendantA,
A. I Haley, OF al, and will be sold to sat.
isf the above stat. crsc and nll CO t.
T. j HApGEAvk, shelf
Hsz'rhur {, oct.l3.36 ~,
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Trims nn the Chicago. st. Louis
and New Orleans RailOad, are due at
Ha,lehurst rs follows: ..
Going North--No. ?. 2:A p. NJ. No.
4. Ills y. M. Nos. 5:l2 p.M.
Going Sou,h-No. =. 1900 Il. M. No
3. i:5O u. m. MOI s:a5 y. III, No. IL
$40 y. m.
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CIIANCERY NOTICE..

The S ale Of Mississip. Ito Carrie $
R-dding: You hre con.mai ded ~ appear
h, fore the Chancery court of the comfy Of
Co ish. in said State. on the G>t Monday
e j .nusrv, los3. TO defend the suit IN said
cont OF Mary e. NJ ithcw. wherein You are
n d fodn.nt. n NoaNAH, ERIK.
This October 90, lool. 81
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Willie Meek died in Beaurcgard the
latter part of las; week.
Mrs. o. ii. Johnston is visiting rcla-
Senator George il announced tn
speak in Hazlchurst on next Friday.
Nov. 81.
J. Il. Cable, the handsome Marshal
of Wessor. was in town the ErSt OF
the week.
There Willie u meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of this county on next
Tuesday. Oct, 3lst.
AZ the last meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, Il. Il. hia,s was
granted license 20 retail liquor.
Miss Mamie Harris left on the even
Ing train for Edgcicld, South Carroll
M, last Thursday evening.
|. Forsy,hc. editor Of the Wesson
Herald. WAS in town this morning AMI
called in to see Us.
George Anderson ie happy again
it arrived last Monday evening, and
is fine young lady.
The -. man in the Signal this
week is not the same gentleman that
wrote over this signature two or three
weeks aga.
Thos. Ecarncy is now in charge of
the Blue Front Livery stable. Stock
lcf, in his charge will receive the best
of attention.
We lean from the Baby Elephant
that the members of the Copiah show
will meet in the comt house on mex,
Tuesday the 3lst day of0ctoher
The Signal returns thanks to H..
Penn for tobacco, which is the best
we have tried in long time. Cal! on
him and sample plug,
There will be preaching a, the Pres
bytrrian Church in this place, next
Sunday at ! | u. m, by Rev Joseph Gil
bert.
prs Med and Neil Catching, Of
Georgetown, len FOR New Orleans the
latter Par, Of the week to attend lee
tCrcs.
Our Young friends r. Il. and w. L..
Birdsong, of Crystal Springs. were in
town this week visiting their--pa-
rents of course.
Ats nice to Ice IA" etc. WAS the
song our Young friend Ben johnson
commenced singing last Saturday
night when the announcement was
made: ''it's fine boy"
Last Monday Gov. Lowry and Hon.
l.. Barkslale addressed large audi
rncc in the court house. Their speech
.s were the best we ever listened to,
and had n telling effect on all present.
In this issue of the Signal may toe
seen the announcement for Mayor OF
T.. Il. Wheeler, Esq. Mr.. w. has
served as Alderman of our. town for
the past year, and if elected Mayor
will make u good aud faithful officer
Copiah Circuit Court commenced
on last Monday. Hon. Thos. Wharton
presiding. II. s. Foote, District At
torney. We learn that the State Dock
ct will lie taken up on next Tuesday
the 3lst.
VI. VI. Mcleod. n greenhack speak
ar. will address the Citizens of Copia!
county at the court house at L. o'clocl
Tuesday, October slst, upon the po
litical issues OF the day.
BRNJ. King, II.
Chm. Ind. Greenback Com.
The following Attorneys frem abr"A'
were in our city attending court IT,
first part of the week: y. j. MeLnnrii
of Brandon; II. p. Willing. w. j. Wi
ling. of Crystal Springs; r. ii, Thomp
son. Mi. SESSIONS, Col. 'Deason,
Brookhaven; Judge Bridewell' he
King. jr., Bcaurcgard; c. a. Hanlil'o
,f W,.suu
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d.. r. q. PENN.
Resident D,ntist
Uazlehurst Miss
Office on Croker Street.
GINNING AND GRINDING.

GINNING AND GRINDING.
Having had lily Tin and Mil thoroughly
repaired and fitted mp Tor tho season, and
placed tho samo in the hands OF experience
oil and reliable men, I am now prepared n
gin on short notice, On the most liberal
terms, I therefore solicit former pa,ro ,nge
ard that of the community gepemlly. Cot
ton will ba received aud promptly Ripned,
except Saturday, Grinding 90 TUESDAYS
aid Saturdays only. For further Informs
ton, please iuqnire Of M- Pine. in cha'gs
oflhe gin. MRS NJ T. FITZPATRICK
II xlehurst, Sept. Is 81.
Nrsrtz' celebrated stick candy II 'se,
Lemon. Mint always in stock OF
Cook & Ards. 35
Whit. and Fancy shirts and IN
derware, a, + Heymaa 4 Cos.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27
LAND CRYSTAL
SPRINGS FOR SALE.

TwrIty..hyee acrss Of land cast Of The
rail road, aud short di,tan,c north Of the
station, Including good stock water, fruit
trees and grape WINS, all und good fetce'
In the town Of Crysts, Springs. can no ru'-
chased for $1,000. For further particulars
apnlv to w. q. WILLIAMSON
Crystal spring, %
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27

$500 REwARp.-Lost. on last Sat-
ur,lay evening. one leather pocket
book. containing one letter and sixty
five dollars all paper money with cX-
ccpt:On OF i've dollars In silver. S25
reward WILDE paid for recovery ofhook
and money. Barnic Weems.
lIazlchurst, Miss Oct ~. 1880.