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A NEArRI.OCK OFOII..
An Unusual Jransactiom nj the OIL
Exchange. M H1Er

PirrSuuRau. October o9-The lullness
Of ,le on rvchorno H., ,,na 49, ,a.".,ss', ,ss >,
=. y. ~ ', = hAea"'se ou''ns INC forenoon
'o'aay was marked by Il transaction that
evoked,a good deal OF interest. Sales Of
ten, twenty. iorty and INV ,hous,nd h,r.
rels nro nv NJ naar. mnoo,',.,,a. @ e GU. Wv
.s.,...... M ,,.. Z. .a.' "ueo,','''o"' o'N'y'
seventy aho efgo'y thousahd barrel iotsa are
hurled backward and forward lcss frequent.
", and when ono hundred ,honsnnJ IL,
.,',a,,., ~ I h..ls ,n". us uuAu.eu 'nous'''u 'o'
'''Ansea '"nus t"e'e Is more or less com
meht' except among the grim and grizzly
veterans who wouldn't move a muscle OF
their face II Jumbo would walk into The
Exchange with 5000 barrel tank OIL his
back and his trunk full OF certificates. But
to-day the latgest transaction since the
birth Of tho Exchange, took place, and
loo 1000 barrels OF crude Jumped inyisibly
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Portland is not included in the total.
The exhibit this week il very avaral}a

Portland Is not included In the total.
The exhibit this week is very favorable,
showing u fairly large gain both over that
OF last week and over that Of the CORES.
ponding week Of last year. The aggregate
cleariHgs Tor The week Just closed we're
81 l,si7 ,G72,505. against $780,, 7,0SG,279 the
previous week. As compared with the
corresponding week OF last year the clear
ings show Il per cen,age OF increase OF ~
per cent, against an increase Of 0 3 per cent
last weekland II decrease OF ! o per cent ior
tue previous week. In New York The
elearings show an increase OF 92 per cent, ,
against IN increase OF 2.3 per cent over list
week, and decrease Of a.6 per cent the
previous week. In the country ut large,
outside OF New York, the clearinrs
show MI increase OF 81 Der cent
against ~ decrease OF 81 last week.
Pittsburgh shows an increase OF lis per
cent against RI increase OF 53.o per ceut
The clcarings ut Portland amounted
81 ,l07,672 against 81, l0,093 lust week und
81, ,S94 the previous week. Memphis
records u loss oi l6.l per cent asaint loss
OF % last week. Louisville shows an in.
crease OF I per cent against IN increase OF
9.l Inst week. In New Orleans the clearinvs
This week were for only five business DAYS.
Chicago showsa slight decrease oil per cent
against a decrease ofG. last week and de.
crease OF $50 the previous week. St. Louis
records an increase OF lS.4 against II de-
crease OF eG9 the previous week. San Fran.
cisco makes q loss OF ;.3 again.t a loss OF
60 last week. Cincinnati shows a decrease
oil .. against Il tleerease OF 2j.3. Milwaukee
shows an increase OF 2.3 against decrease
Of Ol; Peoria decrease Of l7.5 against a
decrease of lti, and indianapolis IL de.
crease OF - against decrease Of l3.S.
katsas City makes Il gain Of 99S.S. FR
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A RccrCnlt Sliuiaicr

BALTIMORE, October a3.-Rey. W. Il.
Woodruff, arrested on a charge Of viola.
ton ofthe United States law by opening n
letter, sent by mail, before it had been dc.
livered to the person addressed, was held
for the action Of the grand jury and in dc.
fault Of bail was sent 10 jail. Woodruff has
been preaching in the Fmannel Reformed
Church OF this city, previous 10 which time
he'was a Congyegationa|is., and for some
time editor Of the Baltimore Presbyterian. j,
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A Small ExDeusc Account,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 23.-For the
Forty.eyhth Congress, 3s5 members and
eight delegates, there has been asked
81 ,GC5,00 for pay, and S25 900 for contest.
ants; for mileage, SIZE, 900; estimated total
over 81 800, 900. Mtions turned over 10
agents for the relief Of the sufferers from
the Mississippi floods, 1921 900; value OF
stores reperted,lost by theft, storms, fire,
ETC., during the year, Sl4, ,lG2. Value Of
supplies issued TO indians during the year,
sS31 llG. ~ 49, - :,
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IIattOn Says Howe Isn't lyuny.

WASHINGTON, October % Since Friday
there has been 4 rumor afoat in Wash.
ington that Postmaster General Howe will
soon retire from the Cabinet. Although
the rumor could be traced to no reliable
source, it has created considerable com.
'nent and given rise TO many specula.ions
as to what cause might lead Mr.. Howe 10
resign his office. Chief among the specu.
lalions nsindulged in was one to the effect thut
the Postmaster General was jealous Of The
confidential relations existing between
First Assistant Postmaster General Ilatton
and the President. It has been said too
that the Postmaster General has felt that
iatton had assumed more authority than
properly belonged to him in the admins.
tration Of the Department.
In conversation with corrcsponlent
First Assistant Postmaster General Hatton
said: - :
"rhc report that Mr.. Howe has any in.
tention OF resisning is absurd. lie is bus.
llyehgaged in the preparation OF his annual
report, and don't believe tllat he Las the
remotest intention Of retiring from the
Cabinet. 2Ef -H
AS for any jealousy in the Department,
such q thing does not exist, and ! doubt Il
there is another Department in the Gov
ernmcnt where the relations between it's
head and the subordinates, and between
The subordinates themselves, arc 30 har.
monious MS in this Department. 55sg'% Z.
Similar stories were published last sum.
mer, and they annoyed both Mr.. Howe
and myself exceedingly, because they were
utterly unfounded in lact. Wehavea a per.
feet understanding with each other, and
Judge Howe knows that The first syn,ptom
ofany feeling on his part that Z have over.
stepped my legitimate duties would be the
signal for my immediate resignation. /
wish YOU would say that there is not n word
Q! truth In any. story Of unplcasantuess tor
discord in the Tostoillce Department. !
mn sure that know the feelings OF the
Postmaster General on this subject" ,'
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NEw YoNx, October 23.-AIrs. Langtry,
the celebrated Jersey lily. who arrived
from Europe this morning, drove immedi.
alely 10 hotel. She was seen by reporter
and expressed satisfaction at being in New
York. 1T reminds me so much Of Paris, +"
she said, "and the flowers are estActiculiy
beautiful" Mrs: 1.angtry will not 70 out
to-day, but will attend the theatre this
evening. Mrs. Labouchcrc is Mrs. Lantry's
chapprOn. 'tIf
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4 fMtnl DnNll for Lihcriy.

JEFFERSON, Cry, Mo-, October a3.-R,,s-
sell Kirk, sent to the pcnitcnliary less than
ayear ago for term Of twelve years for
murder in the second degree, was drowned
in-the Missouri.whilc attempting to escape
from the prison. The gate near the river
being open; he made dast, and cot out.
side. Dsiug fred on by the guards, he ran
to the river and jumped in, but not being a
good swimmer lie was drowned. '-g
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ObIlunrY.

TrrUsvILLE, October 23.-Rev. VIM. T..
Day, D. d., pastor Of the NJ. 4. Church in
this city and q member Of the Erie Confer
since 1s45, and Conference Secretary for
over twenty consecutive years, died at n
quarter 10 four this afternoon, OF Bright's
disease. As m estimable man and useful
preacher he WIS widely known in Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Funeral services will be
held here at $50 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon,
and ut Memorial Chapel, Akron, O., at $50
Wednesday afternoon, where the burial
will toka ,J1raF
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llOyMtOn'n MOtlcnl ClniI,ls.

WASHINGTON, October 23.-1n compli.
ance with the request Of the Board ap-
pointed ito examine and audit the claims
growing out, Of the illness and death OF
President Garfield, DR.. Boynton to-day
returned, properly filled out, the form OF
application recently forwarded to him.
The aggregate amount OF his clain was
$500, being 500 less than any claims for
professional services vet received.
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WM. PENN'S DAY. I
s'.cENrENNiAL,
The Opshisg Of The Jubllss Al Chsstsr-Xovsi E1.
srslsfs TLsrs Iai,rdsy--A hlnls Rspselsr.
y " TIE ETsht CtItbrated : The Ob. #
" ssrvatloa Al Phlladtlphis,, Ps. ii.s Il,

CllEsrER, IA, October 923.-The Bl.Cen.
tennial celebration todayis grand sue.
GEES, nearly every building is resplendent
with ilags, bunting aud variousuppropriate
decorations, giving The city. holiday up.
pearance. At least 10000 visitors are
present. The streets are SO thronged as
10 be almost impossible. Among the
guests are large number Of distinguished
gentlemen, including Governor Ifoyt and
Attorney General l.atta, the mayors Of
cities in this State, Delaware and New
Jersey, and large number Of representa-.
tive gentlemen from Philadelphia and
New York. The day was usl,ercd in by
all the bells in tho city ringing, each bell
tolling two hundred strokes. a{2S@ VI
The exercises proper OF the day begun
at $50 a. NJ, with the representation
Of the landing of WIN. Penn and rartv
from IN old fashioned yawl boat at tho foo,
Of Penn street, the exact spot where penn
first touched the soil in this State two hun.
dred years ago, Tho principal characters
were Wm. Penn. John Hare; Lieutenant
Alackham, Wm. p. Iadonus; Robt Wade
". II. Schurman; Robert Piersop. ]. O.
Martin; Chief 1ominent, Arthur Mar.
TIM; Bear ) Meut, II. Greenwood,
AS the boat touched tho shore Penn un,l
party landed ind were greeted by Nlnrk.
hum, Wade and party. 4 long talk cnsne,I
and then little further from the shore
Penn met the Indians, with whom he ron.
yersed freely. When Penn landed lurvc
fleet Of all kinds Of vessels, lying in tie
river, blew whistles, thousands Of people
on shore applauded and bells Throughout
the city rang out the tidings, und ali was
excitement. The landing was great sue.
cess. At 1880 the meeting wns orc,n;yel
Mt the grand stand, at Second and Coward
avenues, where l5,GOO persons were packed
On the grand stand were number Of
representative men. The meeting was called
10 order by Major DArton, who made n few.
remarks, con.rutulating the people on thc
Importance Of the occasion, dwelling ca.
pecially on the fact that il wus ,lo ,;rs,
landing place in this State Of that exem.
p!ary statesman, Penn. His remarks were
ioldiy clleerod. Rev. Henry Brown, Of s..
utter which over :, 900 school childram s,no
"My Country 'ris Of Thee" Governor
Hoyt made short and interesting spccch,
which was well received. He con.
graduated the assemblage on being
uble to participate IN SO important m
I'm epoch in the city's history. lie alluded
to the appropriateness OF historic Chester
opening the bi.ccntennial exercises and
then referred to the progress of the State
which he attributed to tho influence Of the
Quaker, English, Scotch, Dutch and IrisI,
blood i'll its people.
Rev. Mr.. pancoast read IN original
poem, which was followed by more singing
by the children.
John n. Broomall, orator of the
day, next delivered an euloyy of Penn
bis peace policy, denouncing war and
its resul,s, and in eloquent LANGUAGE v,ve n
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WICHITA, kASs., October o3.-An earth.
quake shock was felt ut this point nineteen
minutes past four O'Clock this morning, Jef.
ferson City, Mo-, time. The duration was
about five seconds. There were three
pulsations, the first being the strongest,
rattling windows, swaying the walls OF
buildings and moving furniture,
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sauecxcd to pcn,h Uu,Iero uor.c

NEVADA, Mo, October 22s-Two young
men named Cash and Parker started home
from. dance at FL Dorado Springs. Their
vehicle was overturned in ditch and one
Of The horses fell on Cash, Neither he nor
the horse could get up. Parker had to 70
three miles for help, and when he returned
Cash was speechless and died soon after
being relieved, !, = 50.
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a Prize Fight.

DESvEls Co.., October 2s. "A -prize fight
between Bryan Campbell, OF Colorado, and
Vim. Lynn, OF the Pacific coast, occurred
Yesterday at Pueblo. Eight rounds were
fought whcnfLynn claimed the stakes,
which were paid him, on account Of n foul
in tho last round fl, b
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rIan. nnI rrohib,,lou.

V HAnNlsnurd, "a, October Ie3,-At the
morning session OF the Presbyterian Synod
a, resolution in. reference to action in Pro.
hibitoryi measures and refusing to support
candidates for Assembly not in sympathy
with II, was unanimously agreed 10. 5lHs
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/ News From tho North.

San SFnASclsco, October 23.--Thc schoon.
or Leo brings the news from Point Barrow
that they arc all well at the signal station,
The body Of Martin Putnam, lost while
taking supplies to the Rodgers, was seen
during June on the ice, but was not re.
covered. There is no news from the
whaling fleet, RE-; - r.i'S - :
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llOre Ahln Victltnp.

CorrESwoop, OSr., October oo3-The
bodies Of two women and q man. victims
OF the Asia disaster, were found on horse
Island. The man WAS identified rs d Mr..
AIcNabb. and the woman as Mrs. Walters,
the former a passenger, and the latter \ Ia
dies maid OF the Asia. The man was dc.
composed beyond recognitions I'D gsBsiS
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The Knirc Used In n Quarrel,

/ .CulcAco, LIS, October 23.-Durins i
quarrel last evening between Frank Miller
aud Albert Hardies the former. drew 4
knife and stabbed tho latter in the neck,
severing tho jugular vein and callsing In.
stant DEATH. NJ i5y.t. fsi. , I. S51s > IL,
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It is even yet difficult II not impossible
10 tell how near Judge Guthrie has come
to winning Judge Snyder's seat on the
bench Of the Court OF Appeals OF this State,
bu, the following returns will show that he
llas pushed the incumbent pretty close:
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ATefrlble Cyclone,

BosroS, October ga cablegram from
Manila, PHILIPPINE .Islands..says: Business
Is suspended here, owing to the terrible
cyclone OF October o0th, which caused 4
great destruction Of buildings and beached
thirteen vessels. z. Jg'1ilysl
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NEW ioRx. October 23-DRY Goops The mar.
ket Livery lsme and without ugcns pressing goods
70 sell;the disposition OF bnys's Is hol to exceed
compelled requirements. Orders were reee ived for
n fair Qlsnttv ,oi stuff, hut aAsoitnirnts called
small hhpments. There has been io,ne inquiry ior
co!tonades by the clothing trade, with lisit isy.
ncsss following. The jnbbiug trade Il VERY quiet
and with the continuation OF snch gloomy weather
no Improvement from home demand II looked for,
EAST L!nEE1r, Pa. October q a-C.t.!e-Receip,s
from iaht week. '''.-,5:f}'f q ~
IlogS-Reccipts b.lOO yhead: Market very dull:
rh!adelHh!ss: 4 73as "; Haltimoses. 81 Sal 70;
sheep-; Receipts I. 90 head. a,fkc, i4it a, abou,
last weeks p,Ices. ~ ~ i. = !,
lTirusylLlE. October 23-ol opened a. axe:
hiRhest aaHc: lowest 9.ifsc: closed nj yokc; Shin
mcn,s Saturday and Sunday 1869 barrels: chart.
ers none: runs. titc wa,et, Saturday ind SUNDAY
SOS bnrfels. 's75,I'7 s ~ : - -
CISciSNArl. October ?I.-Lve hogs easier: com.
mon and light &c U1AG 70: packing and butchers
81 9as ~. Receipts 2.soO bead; shipments, none,
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lloS. JonS W. Mason, Of Grafton, was in
town yesterday, and WAS the recipient Of
many congratulations from warm personal
aud political friends over his gallant can.
Nass for Congress in the Second district.
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SENATOR CAMDEN is in the city. as is also
Chief Engineer Mcdonald, Of the River
Railroad. The latter is accompanied by r
rorps OF assistant engineers. This looks
like busincss along the line. VI
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JeN}ouS.

DASvllLE,y October g Near Leaks.
Vile, n c., Andrew Jones braine,l Tom
Simpson md then wen. of to negro ball
which Simpson was about 10 attend.
Jealousy was the cause.
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Elliot Nefenfetl-

NEWARK, n. j., October ea.-Geo. Gaisel
had an easy victory over Wm. Elliott, e1.
Champion ofEngand, in u Smile boat
race with turn, on the P,lsssaic river to.
day. Unofficial time, POSI-. Stakes ST 900.
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. ALnAxr,. Ny, . October % Farmer
john Knapp at Portland, shot his vile, a
hired man and himself. lIc is dead aud
the other two fatally wounded. ,,ga IN
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XillS,AufEkf.

'BurfAlo. October a3.-Thc will Of Mrs.
Caroline Fillmore, widow Of cx.Prcsitlent
Fillmore. will be contested by her Brook.
lyn cousins. It Is estimated the property
will inventory at about $lo5,OOO. 81. 4
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THE OFFICIAL RETURNS
FROM THE BUCKEYE STATE
STATE
MOL ~ Large a ASJority Alter Allan Engineers
AsrsIsu That Saved the Lives orslx Iluhdrsd
Passsuvers : The Attorney GsserAls. u ,
. DtelsIoa Ia the Gulteau Case. 3

CoLuMprs, October o3,-The official
count OF the returns from the, State elcc-
tion held October 10th, made by the Secre-
sary OF State to-day, show the following
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y 1HB,&i L3N DIED. x
STR AUB-on Monday. October q, 1881 at 5 IS
O'clock lAtEi. ron Of Jacob and Catherine
Straub aged ycAra. 2 :. q II -Glli3 s. .El,ri
Funeral notice Tomorrow 7yb,rh --.4t5 tt II
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How Women Would Vote.

We're women allowed to vote, every one in
the land who has used DR.. pierce's "Favori,e
Prescription would vote It an unfailing
remedy for the diseases peculiar 10 her sex.
liy drtlppists "a, lt. ~. - -,tr.w =
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Arrival Of InmIgrnuts

( EEw YoRv, October e3.-seyen steam.
ships from European ports, loaded with
A,4Si emigrants arrived today, M :
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CHICAGO.

\ Man Murdered by Having Nls Tront
Cut from, Ear TO Ear,
CHICAGO, October 23.-Intelligence was
received early this morning from the south.
ern part Of the city OF the killing
last night Of Albert Uadies by Frank
Miller. The latter was drunk aud in an
alteration with his wife on the sidewalk,
when liatlies attempted to act the part OF
peaccmaker. Mrs. Miller slapped his lace
and Miller severed his jugular vein with a
knife. They are all working people.
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( YouR Peruna and Manaln are doing Il
miracle for me. Mrs. +. Maynard, Oswayo.
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LEAyEswonr,I, KAN, October eea.-An
earthquake shock, lasting ten seconds, oc.
CURED last night, s,la 7t57 ,.ss.-
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'IHSAnsrnERrs" (N. y. thinks that the
price Of wool in the East will continue
unchanged Tor the next few weeks.
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BUSlNESs BAROMETER,
The Exhibtt' Of the Leading Clearing
llOuscv for stlc Past Wsel

J. BoToS, October 23.-From the Post:
The following table shows the total gross
exchange ut twonty.iour leading clearing
houses In the United States for the week
ending October 81: o
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OIL Cry, October 2a.-pE1roLrru-TAe ne,to.
leum markc. was Quiet to day and disposeu tI'u to
weaken, many oMratcts being kbscnt tot 10 NOR.
the situation bulsh. hut there a.e few lcnvv "t
dcrst buy. The market opened nj 9SiIc II ,,,".,
Eres q she ed o1sEy. l%we,s @ g!c slose Glvr bi
October. 1900 barrels Daily average shi a,yn,,,s
October, o. eco barrels, % r'''e'''s
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AUGUST "a. 1852. !;
Che Q',te4liiqettttr.
utrrr, SOs. N aud ~ Fourteenth street,
THIS DISTRICT

fl 1850 assl 1882 nv at R'rcxeHs Returned.
Below We give the vote Of this district for
Congress on the 10th Us returned from all
,he ronntics by the tables in the local pa.
pcs and also the vote for Garfield and
Hancock as castin 1880 in the same coun.
liuN: ~ ~ ------
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FOURTH DiSTAlcT.

lnlAl.--.-,...,..-.... .........,... is GI3 Sh.
''nlh,iesappa, elll majority, $50.
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l5A,
Oar iGoos Gar. Han.
o acld. cock.
How Gutllrlo Runs.

ro,al................. 4 ls, u, 10. ls4l2I 1856
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Lergss! wrl! 18Th arnn-! lou Wnh iw tire. and re-
quir "tcr om Gro Hy rninA 2oJ MN aud horse" 900 wild
asts binds Capital scd mill n Ep" swept
clean {" , great Fntuc- Greatest 81 a-H os % nue.
r,usol', F. oDugh III $50. Far M'nsg rnaa d rec
C,cu, T onp,s. mm,.h Mrun o. anc lrrnm \ Ian
ano G.cat Congress Of 20 acl Eephnnls. ~, rim
Crr .plr aud prSc1us Osi,n'a saciIa y
Mnch Qraug c aud ita'y all TIC shows on ear b
combined Daily gce'sr cinva' larger pr'a s.nr M
crsanz Lok The unparalleled aud astonishing .r?
Fra ""i only hegd o twenty perform
ephan's the added S largest ard casas. 'Nhsn
S50OD any in Tho world dhcfcre The
.eol Sig Lra from Mian R'cing upon cc M ana
uwu rnpwly hs! tho am ns "nc
rourc Sirona from Ps blood cnrpg ~ ssh h;ous;
the aries, Vocy o.! Ab,n SIcsins CD miles All
hour n e,t high icyc's. .
living lady rnlra in tho rd l. Ma, Rna from lii!
Lizzie T~ilon Il h'! s! h1nlci peerless m.
.r Tales, (t nnlc Dwaris l. j, kown fc c,nuo W!li
.u uu.r' pcriorng and rig harsrf! IL roan ran
Jion T.rr nas! wonderful cattle Of Trslu!
ire ,ro III. than tho a.c II p'amo wcm,! Fat
L..li, IL, lee rno track "a ~! 20 an!
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GINNING AND GRINDING.

living had Try Tin AID Mill thoroughly
r.paired and fitted UP i.r - season, n,d
placed the simo in the hands OF e,Peri' nc.
Ell and reliable men, an now prepared to
Cia on short notice, on the most l,hcrl
/. rms, therefore solIci. former pa,ro ,sec
ard that oi the comm lni'y generally. & I
ton will b. r,c,itcl Ynl promptly ginn'd,
except saturday, Grinding ga Tdes'als
a d = saturdays ouly. FJs farther iniorma-
ton, please inquire OF Mr. riiLe. in oha,g.
ofthe gin. MRS VI l. kILpNTRtCk
n zlthurst. = pit. IL 20.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
Jesse JAMES.

This Emo young Horse will c'mmenct
his season on the 25.h. last, nEd
will stand rs follows:
a. my stable. in H,z'ehurst, on
Mondays aud F,ihnys; Gdla,iu, oil
Tuesdays; llou,!s ) orc, P'ue Blnil)
Wednesdays. and Thursday'; Pr
ker's Nil. Saturday. Terms: Ter
ID ,llars per season. cash. with priv
ileSe Of seasors until mare proves
with foa|.
Jesse is four wears old. l5S bends
high, weighs 1000 pound, ~ we'll
formed. aud just The horse f,r this
country.
Mosis Marx.
H'z'ehnrst, Arg. Is, 1882 S.f.