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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

OIIica seo'v Of State. J ,cksoo. Miss.
LHC Myers. sco'y OF State. d.
certify that the Charter her'o attach.
cd. Incorporating The Daisy Day AS
soci,iion Of II ,z'ehurs', Mist, WI"
pursuant u tho provisions oil Chap
Ter % II tho II vised Code 1890 re-
corded in tho Book Of Interpretations
10 this Office pages 6O7-s.
Gwen uoder my hand. aud tho
Great Seal OF the State OF Mississippi
horeun,o affixed this 22d day OF Sap
tember 1882
II. MYERS, S,c'y Of State.
Executive Office, Jackson. Mus
Tho within and foregoing charter
of Incorporation Of the Dizzy Day
Association is hereby approved.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused TIC
Great Seal II 'he.S'hc 81 Mississippi
! 10 bs affixed, hi % | day OF Sep.
1882.
BY the Governor,
Il InEKr LowRY.
IIrsrY.C iIrrns,.. Icc'y Of Ststc.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
TIE CHARTER OF lNCORPORi
TlON OF1HE DAISY DAY AS
ISOLATION OF IIAXLEHURsT.
MIS- ,ISS1PPi.

Sec. /. This Association shall be
known as the Daisy Day Association.
and shall DO dom;ci!ltd ut Hrz.t-
hurst, Miss.
Sec. 9. Tho cljact and purpose Of
OF this Association shall DO to fratcr.
nally, and borelicially mite all &c.
ccptablo unmarried white male aud
female persons and establish n bane-
fl. fnnd, from which. upon s.'isfac.
tory proof Of the marriage Of any
member OF The Association who has
complied with tho bylaw, rl!es ani
regulations, madc ard established by
tho a socia ion, there shall be paid
y certain sum Of mo, ~. not TO exceed
The limit OF the certificate 10 himself
herself or any pereon that he or Ghc
may direct, Hna The said sun Of mou
~ Shon.d he ex1mp. from execution,
attachment, or n;simen', and
shall TN L.. no Giro instances 10 liz
bio 10 seiz ,rc or appropriation by
any legal process whatsoever, for any
debts Of the members or Lis or hei
assign; nor shall Ito iucorl ora err
or assigns be individually liable for
any d, b.s, due, or Lclmfi.s dro from
said Assoc atoms, nor shall their in.
''ivilual property in aby case, or I'm.
der rny circumstances To seized by
my legal process loe tho debts 80 in-
CARED or gccIuod.
Sec. 3. That J l. n 'sdc ard J G
Hargravc, and tLcir associates, suc-
cessors, an assigns. DO and they are
hereby created body po.i'ic AMI
corporate unl' r thu pamc aud sh lr
If tho Daisy Day \ 'socia'ion, AID
u,der such n,ne y and bs sued,
Plead aud be imp,eadtd in any cont
Of law or eluity IN this Ss,to. That
said corporation may Lave a corpo-
ate zeal rni may alter or change the
same at pleasus'. and nass all ne.
% ssary bylaws, rules mud regulations
for tho government Of said Assccia.
ton as they may drtm proper, and
may al'er or charge the tame q,
will, provided they be- not inc,nsis.
tent with tho l.w of llu S ute OF M'ss-
issippi or OF tho Uuited States, un1
policy holders shall be interested
only in tho fund set aside b, tho As.
ISOLATION for tho marriage benefit.
Sec. 4. That sach Associate may
at their discreii' IN purchase aad hold
real an personal estate not to *
coed the gum oil Eve Thous MI dol
lars in value, and s'a'l have POWER
and authority to sell aud c,nvcy the
same.
Sec. s. TIA. sad association shall
have power 10 ,e!ect such officers
and agents as mny he necessary for
The purposes oI the -as sociatien
whose term OF o!i,e and salaries
shall be Gxed by the c,rporaiers
Or their Successors. Approved
! 6nd nothing in tho foregoing
Charter viula,ivs Of tie laws or con-
,titution OF tho State.
T. 9. CArcnISos. ATTY Gent )
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
Li0uOr Petition.
T. tbs Honorable board Of Mayor
and Aldermen. Hoz'ohu,s', Mss.
Gentlemen.

Gentlemen.
We the un lcrsigne!
citizens and legal yo.ors Of tae Town
Of Hazlehurst. hereby, believing
r B Rails, to DO gober, SHADY an
Of gool rcpu'c, and suitable POI
son 10 retail v.nous, 'pirituous.
anu malt liquors in loT quantities
than one gallon. ct his place ef bus
mess, in the Town OF Hazchurat, for
the period OF twelvs III nths. AID we
hereby aa!horzo you to stri lie our
n,mes from any AMI al coanteipo.
,i;ion. that may b. ii cd against
said Il B Ri,ls.
Jno NJ; ss,, 7 b Akin, A j We'cb
Jim S nc'air, Q 7 [Iar', II 7 Bnrthu
Fri Foz. L Hcymar, TIP IVAro
w p W"e, 7 A Burlit', Aarn
Mi'che'. Wn o 'crt II. in, Bnk-'t
w 7 K.ys, L N Bostick. i Y.zhum
A J Wheeler, Chas Hil'or, Julius
Marx, Alien Ra'lifT, II Jonas. Jot
VI ,rchet'i, W W q win. o II John.
son, FSiblt, S D Ran o., Phi
Marx. NJ Marx, Pill X o'y, Philip
Washington, Goo b osn. Tnomf son
X rk. Morris lIar', &c Williamson,
RI. Davis. n d DougllnT, u S Honta
+ Il Rankin. Gre OK. Robinson II II
HoSp. q b Ilsu'lon. /. ndon Well.
Daa Mack, Mills Moore, VIM Hur-
tor, S Va Mitchell. jerry r TN,
l. PR, m Ns'son. a SIN iier, R,n
kin Hatfield, Enauuil Gregory
Dick A!!on, William Allen, Flank
Robin on, W b nks, ID G Woods,
Taylor Norris. Heny Lee, Fronk
NJ lrz, RI GIL err, $ IN Thu mar,
Gsnrge S',ong Chas McCiy, Albert
FulIago, a u D.mo'liens, G b @s,
j A Coor, Il IN Tloma', Aaron Lowe
Jr, r + AiLsw'r,b. Il ID Rns,
Louis Rrdmor, j In Mullins, G o
Washington. a u l. 'we, G II Mitch.
I'll Garry Ri erts, Eicch Barnes,
Dive Petty, G farley G.eon. 50, meet
| Adams. IInri q alan j A Drnton,
ID X C. or, J r Bowman, \ b AIMS
worth Samps Cmk. Pstcr Hoopr;ch,
A W Burnett, j ) Brown. Nathan
Thompson, III nry Brown, Ned Pace
! Preston Douglas, NJ IRIS Cai away,
Thomas H,rria, u Il Wilson, A
P,csser. W p Hnphcs. Geo Monson,
J ,mes J ,hnson. II q funds, Peter
Brock, John W Washington, B:i,coe
Alexander, sun Jones, j. Alolph, a I
Caves, Noah Nichols. Horace
Beecham. J VI P.tr:ck, b ID Ester
ling. III 7 B.nxm,p, j Wood,
+ K'otz VI \ Farcllca q T. Matth-
ews, G S Vardaman. j X NJ ,t,hews,
Jose.h Gregory.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

To the Honorable Board OF Mayor
and Alderman, Haz'ehurst Miss:
GantlemSa.
We tho undcsirned
citizaps and legal voters Of the Town
OF Haz'ehu'st, hereby believing
Frank Snbat to DO sober, steady, md
Of good repute. aud euitable per.
sou 10 retail vinous spirituous aud
malt liquors, now petition Your HoE-
orablo body. to grant said Frank Sn-
bat lice, So to retail v;rous, spiri,uons
aud MALI liquors, in less quantities
than Que gallNn at his place Of bus
mess in the Town Of H.zlchurst, foI
tho period Of twelvs months. md W.
hereby auihoriz, you to s!riko on,
names from any c,uuter petition
that may hs filed.
Frark S hat. en- Michel, Tom
Tomas, & T. Matthews, \ ron
Mitchell, John VI 1--we. Fritz Fj''z
Juo Massa. Alton Rttlifl J Il. Bow.
man, F,ark r b-rson. R,ubin .H,'.
field, ID G Woods. Jilips Marx, W W
GOWN, JAs S nc'air, y ] Whseler,
Ned D1ugh'as, G L Hart, NJ iris
Caraway, C.oCkc' II 'brrtson. L ?
Ware. Thompson Knk. W p Ware,
G Baas, Geo Washington, Il A Bur
dit, Joe Msrche'ti, 0 H Johnston,
Al Wclch, j A Coor. A Is l. We. Sr.
William Alirn. II L Bnrtlitt, I NJ
Wnrrcll. Noah N chols, B J Hawkins
H II II ,gg. r B Rails. Goo Blown,
E NJ B ,s'ick. l. Ii Mathews, Gao
Strong, RS Davis, + Viiz,hum. $ @
r dding, Tvlor Morris, Jlo ii
Dunping. II T B,uxman, Pelo Hoop
rich, Lswis R,dinon. NJ Faler, Spcn-
Ger Albums. II d Gilbert. Ned Poe.
S D Ramsey. E manuel Gregory. II Q
Farrv, Eaoch Barnes. NJ iris Hart,
Lot Flowers. J.rry Rit.liff. Charles
Mccoy, GS Vardaman, Preston
DJuehlss, Henry Lee, w Banks,
J ~ s Browa, A Sandcrfer, l. Adolph
Peter Brock q b Hamilton, Curry
Roberts. &c Williamson, S.mps
C,ok. Hurt Graham, John Burke',
Wm Hunter, Phil Washington. d G
Wright, W L K.ys, Phil Marx. Sam
Thomas, Nlmes Marx, II Loeb Ten
r ,nkip, Dan Mack. NJ A Punches.
Richard Allen, rs Honea, Henry
Brown, George Alnnsen. A Pfeaser.
+. ,hram Nelson, WIN Ovorton, Bris.
coe Alexander. D K Coor. Steve
Mitchell. I D Akin, ] J Wood. ] A
Dsaton, A D Demolliep, Horace
Beecham, B F.gate, Aaron Lowe.,Js
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
Parulyzlng Business.

The Detroit News thus refers to
the procession of the Great Fore
paugh Show in that city:
Business was paral,zod In Detroit
this morning. Alan Forepaugh's
great moral show-tho FIRST Of the
scason-having apparently demon.
al, zcd the Whole community, M;cbi
gan, Monroe, G atiot md, Jefferson
avenues and the streets along the
line of march were black with peo-
pie; thousands OF womtn stood up
for two or three hours nni wero NJ
most tuckercd cut before tho process
sion arrived. Their patience WAS re.
warded, however by splendid pea.
gent, probably The finest given by
any circus in Michigan. 1t was ll.30
when the head Of tho procession
reached the city hall on Michigan av-
enuc. Fret came two bicy clers, one
ono of them being mounted on u pro-
digious machiae with cranks length.
cncd TO meet lis feet. Then two gal
" drestcl hcralds on horseback
cane blowing their iruinpe'c and
raising tic excitement in the crowd
Ia fever heat. A brass band in q
gildcd car drawn by ten cream col
ored.horses next he o in view, pre-.
coed Ivy Oh open landau containing
tho ,rnly good Adam repaugh.
Next came ten stations led by
grooms OH foot; q limo OF Cages
handsomor than any before seen in
Datroit; another land; numbsr Of
horsemen; n Ir,tiy girl riding I'D l
a crimson c;nopy OF an elephant. S
back; CIR with n wonaa seatol in
ch,ir on the 70 4, aud o lion, APP.
parcntly unclaimed, crouching il
from! OF hcr; s..gorgeous go'dcl ca,
with several men in C n'ineata' COS.
lures OF th" c,iner, thereof, and q
b.au isnl wouaa -, re'en,ing thu
goddess OF Id r,y p,rched on q
huge ball painted to represent tae
world; q car drawA by sven cle-
phant'. several camc's and drcmsda.
iies; q trcup Of jabieo singers; an.
other ban u; q clown or two; mum
Der Of gro:esque figrres on the to-
OF tao cars l.eri, 6 at the crowd and
masir g h deols faces; n number OF
gai'y Dir. Sod MN aud wom1n on
horseLa X: aud II =. lerd;d car rep
resen.inS Antony aud Clsoratra 10
tho b,rge; The who'c closing with
n fro c,lliope skillful'y played.
The gssa. FOrcraush parade vi
tako plac, Thursday next Oct 9th.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

We learn from the Clarion that a
conspiracy among the negroes Of
Conecuh and C,rington counties.
Alabama, of similar nature and intent
TO the Que in Choctaw, which cost
Jack Turner his life, is now reported
Several arrests were made, and tie
parties arrested made o full confess.
ion Of their plots. They were lodged
in jill for safe keeping. aud to await
tho action OF the law. This was
properly done, and we congratulate
the people upon their cool and law
abiding action.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
SHERIFF SALE.
" L. Nelson,
ID = lIwlbut. DIR.

~ - lilrlpu', III '.
VI >. N. G. Hirvey, Glrnishoe.
Judgment in Cc..iah CJnn'y Tor
S37 50.
DY yhtre Of the above state writ, |
will, on NJ inlay, The . dag Of October,
expos" to sale at public ou,crr, FOR cash. ia
front ri the curt house door OF Copiah
county, between the hours prescribed BY
law. The following described land to vii:
Lots % "a aud 20 Of the plat of tho liar.
vty lands, south west quar- er nor wett
Qu ,rter aud north west quarter al fouh
wcs. qutter of section ~, township ~.
range east. rs laid oil and marked on said
pat, which /. recorded in deed book. U, on
page 5ls, If The rTojs 9 { Doed' Of C"pinh
county. Levied up,n M the properly e
II. e Harvey, and will he sold 10 satisfy
the above stated case sId all ccss.
IT,. lIArGEAyE, sheriff.
UaZ'nhnr-t, Stp-.3l {
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

We bear it stated now aud then
that Independents will MT support
Jim Hill. because ho il colored
man. This is not exactly true. Tue
true reason is that they cannot sup
I or! man whose chief qualification
for Office is the color Of his skin. Did
Mr. Hi possess qualifications OF
superior order, there would be many
who would rally to his support, not.
withs,anding u white man was his
opponent, bu. lie is not n man OF
great ability or education. IL is true
his education i, far superior to q ma.
jority Of those Of his own race, but
there is scarcely town in the dis
trict that cannot furnish better ma
teripl for Congress, from the ranks OF
the whites, and to select man whose
greatest qualification is lis color, is
a policy tho Independents cannot en-
dorse. Can any one immaginc that
Hill would have been nominated had
his skin been Whit? The R publ.
cans saw that this district was Urge
ly colored-,hat tho colored race pre-
dominated, and 10 solidify and mass
the colored voters. they deemed i:
wise to nominate colnred man, and
IN casting about, J M Hi appeared
to be the only available man, hence
his nomination - not for his ability,
but for his availability. he being a
col,red man. Actua!cd by 10 h;g';-
or motive, they reckon without their
hc S. in expecting any votes from the
Independents. Ills class OF our err
ing brethe,en are not entirely los,
to all sense OF pride. and right and
wrong, and While they may mt be- III
, full accord with the ID mocra:ic par
! ,y, will not hesitate as to whom they
will support. Will they support
Barksdale, the representative OF the
white race,-inaependcu. of party, u
gentleman learned in everything
which goes to make up the states
man. man Of influence, OF character.
ter. and withal, imbued with most
conservative ard liberal views, or
shall it be James Hi. cclorcd
man, mediocre in abi'i,y-his great
est qualification being in ths fac
that hs is colored man, is The qucs'
ton which presents itself. and rs be
lore stated, TIER, cal he no doub
as to whom they will support.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

To Ca'chinss, Sawyer Il Co.. st. Louis.
Mo:-An at,achmrnt ut the suit Of Il. n.
Miller, ,gsinst your estsie, for ono thors-
ard dollars, returnable before tho oircui.
,h- iour,h Monday in Cctoher, 1872, and
plead 10 s,il action, Judgment viii be en-
tered, and the estate attached will DO sold.
ssIS 81 4. L. ". Dgcws, Tx.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29


The c ari'n ia authority fr STA
ting tha, ]. b. ivl'ovly denies the
report that no il supporter #
James Hill. "Oue Ivy one tho roses
fall"-iIto Gn'. and right CAD We
are 10 W. leone them back TO the
fold. We doubt il thsre is an Inde-
pend, mt WHO vii vote for II II in
the coming election in Copiah, but
il there be NO say 10 him, come
back,
"As lorg as tie lamp holds out to
burn.
The vilest sinner may return
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

A special from Washington to the
Times.D ,mocrat Of the 9Th says:
"The II publican leaders hers li,vs
about given IN all hope Of carrying
Lynch's and Hills districts in MIS-
iSs,ppi. Tuey claim, howevrr, that
they can carry J,flord's and Clal-
mers' districts"
Tae Republican leaders down
here had Just as well give up all
hope too. This is a white mans
country, aud white men arc going to
rulO it. They may carry Jofford's
district bat Manning will go TO Con-
gress from Chalmers district.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

There seems to be an impression
I at the seventh district will give the
Dome cracy | q i wo.k to elect Barks-
dale. There ought 10 be aud will be
earnest work, but the counties com.
posing that district gave Harcock q
majority OF over 1000 in 1850, and
in 1851 tie vote stood: Lowry, H. s7
kirg, 9,Gl2-Lowry's majosi y, 1875.
Ale ridian Observer.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

To T. 7 Finley:-An attachment ht the
suit Of o. ID. Newm,n against your estate.
for nine hundred aud sixiy.e!gh dollars ard
filty-four cents, rctnrnable before the cir.
cult cont Of Copish county, Miss, has
been er'cuied. ard unless yon apteH be-
fore said court. OIL The fourth Monday la
October, 1852. and Pile. to said action,
Judgment will be en,ere and tho estate OF.
Tackled will b. II.
T.. w. EEows, clark.
Il. T.. Willing, Attorney.
sep,s.3l4.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

We heard the d scussion between
Chalmers and Manning at Senstobia
and while we are willing to accord .
CD NJ inning all Of the credit due
him as an orator, we must say that
he lost ground Tn that occasion -
Water Valley Index.
That's always The cry. Whenever a
Demccrst g /, the inside track Of al
,ppor rnt, We expo, to hear these
s,.callrd Independents wing. "lIe
injur, d bimse'f be that" We are
used to it. and rust say that We IA
tier Ike i.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
ATTACHMENT NOTlCE.

T, All II Iarson,NsF OfoAns. IL: An
4 tachmspt at the suit filat'ie {. lI.'u.
phrics, az int your Is,aio f,r Oh. hundred
ard seveniy>.breo liars and seventy
c'n,s. roturnabl- before tie tircrit court
Of Copiah Conn:y, Mississippi has been
'Iccuteh, aud ], now penaing IN said
c,ur'; aud unless You APPEAR btforc taii
court on the A. " ,nday of Oc'obcr, lr-!,
aud plrad 10 taid action, Judgment will b.
entered, and the eSiat" St,chel Will DO
sold. T.. W. BROWN. Clerk.
II. i. Willing, A't'y. sept %. 1921
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Il & Penn. s. r Rogers, Dave Petty.
John W Washington, Chase Green,
II T. Ainsw ,r,h. Archie Ainsworih,
A + b ,ckley, w l. Allen. d + WIZ.
con. Thomaa Harris. II q Easisrling,
H Q Pounds, LINN Wells, J II Pat
rick, Sam Jones, Albert Gdllnge.
Il Jonas, L KIo'z. Gas Hillor. Pail
Klo,z. + Heymsn A T Graves,
Frank Marx, ] II Matthew's, James
johnson.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
Attachment Notice.

To Joras & Kouns. New Orleans. La
An a't,chreut A. the suit of Burke 4
Thomp.on. rca INST your cs,a!". for fso
hu dr. and ,hiity.fIur dollars ard seven
ty rents, re,urrab'o before Ito circuit
cour. Of Cnriah county, Mis-, has been cx-
and unless ,on appear bcflrs said court on
tho ionr;h Monday in October, ls-2, aud
plead IN said action, Judgment will he en-
tered AMI tho cs,at" attached vill I've to,d.
L. ". Bi owS, clerk.
y. y. MILLER. ATTY. teps 3l.4t
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Ii isn't often an editor uses "cuss"
words. but We will wager with the
New VI ssissippisn. that Bro. Young
blood, came as near using them as q
man could. when he glanced over his
fine edi' oriols in the Commercial Il
Sept 22l.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Attorney General CAtchings states
that matrimonial insurance agents
nro liable t. the State tax Of ten dol
lars. AS there are about five hun
dred in The STATE at this time, tho
tax would yield quite revenue, if
collected.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

II is said that Jay Gould is en-
deavorin : to subsidiz, the press, and
is buying up the leading newspapers
OF tho Ur.ted States. We can scarce
ly believe tho rep TT. as no PROPOSE
ton has b,en made TO buy ont the
SIGNAL.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

T.Drid s IIurlbu', Enpori, X meas -
An atachmcn, u, thu sui, 81 Y q Esst-r-
ling ngaiis. ynur est e. for Three Humid ell
and Tair.y Sven ID liar, and Fly Gao
cents, returnsble before tho Circuit Couit
Of & pish Comfy, Miss,. has been Ct, cul,d
nnl unless won appear before said CONT, on
tho Fourth Mpndiy IN Os.obsr. 1882. and
plead To said Sc,ion, J ,ag'nent will 10 en-
Tered, aud the esfst" attached will be sold.
l.. W. BROWN. Clerk.
" W q win, ATTY. ssp?l.lSs2 81
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

A r porter for Tho New MISSES
ippiau, called on the Secretary @!
Sato yesterday, and ascertainsd tha'
his record showed 225 matrimonial!
companies in this State with between
80 and 10 charters on flc.-New
Mississippisn.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

TIE Holly Springs South scys it
is n wv given ont that Chalmers OK
poets 10 lie appointed by the PEST
dent TO q United States court Judge
ship. That may explain the mystery
Of his running. for he cannot expect
TO DO elected 10 congress rs repre-.
sentative Of the "a district.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

IS ecial to the Appeal OF the
22d. Gays thai On ,lmars, on accoun.
OF i'll he ,l;h, will withdraw from tae
joint discussion with Mtnling.-
New Mi's'pp;an.
VI INNING g nera'ly makes his op-
ronent SICK. He is "bal medicine
ON {, Q SUM.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Tue State of Mississippi To ID. $
Hurlbut: You IRE commanded to ap.
pear before the Chancery court of ca.
pial county in said State. Mt Rules. OH
the lst Monday of October. 1882, to
defend the suit OF Nary l.. Nelson,
wherein sou area defendant.
August 25th. 1882.
j. NJ. NORMAN, Clerk,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

There will be regular meeting OF
the Copiah county Grange on next
Monday. thu "a day Of October. A
full attendance i, desired.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Dir G-o'gs Acorn. s.n OF Robt.
J A'o3ru, OF Jackson, accidentally
shot and killed himself on Saturday
night the 93l, near Rel Banks Mar.
shall county.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Anything that will bsat the Dem.
ocratic party is justified in law aud
in marals. - Jhn Sherman.
zee! you even send your mules into
this county to destroy ballot boxes,
then blame the Democrats for il.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

There will b. NEE ing OF the
Democratic Executive Committee on
Thur, day, Oct, 9th. y full attend,
anco is requested.
II. {. CoSN, Pres't.
W. j. RIA, Se,'y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
SIlEIsIEF SALE.
B own Mn.lins & Co.

A. L II 10y. ct nj.
Jadgmcntiu { piah Circui; court for
$1,000 3D.
BY Virtue of the abore stated writ,
will, OIL Moody. the s-"oUd day ofOctobfr
1881. cxpo,e 20 fals AZ public ogrrv, for
C tsli. in trout of ia" CO r, hbnsi door Of
Copi,h county. biiwccn the hours pc.
scribed by lav, the following described
land to.wil: E.st bnlf Of south ~cst quar-
ter and north west quarter az south wet
Quarter and west hall Ui sonh as. quarter,
section % township I, range . nc.'. Lev
i'd on Ms The property of ID. Defendants,
\. L IIicy, o, 81, ard Sill be sold 20 SAL
is,y the above stated ease md I'll c. -
7. j IIAEGgAy@, shc..T
Hszi,Lur,t, sepS 5l.ii.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
The Principle OF The Thing,

Ouc in NJ, ridian bad fire members
Three OF them married tho Same
night. With his hair on end, the
Secretary rushed to tho President
aad exclaimed;
"Look here! Three Of item dam
fools married last nisht-what will
we d. about ii?'
"Ass IS 'hc o;hcr two Ike h."
rtp,isd tho Prcsilent.-Now Miss.
issippian.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Tue Democracy of the third dis
trict, in convention at Il .ccnvills, on
the 10Th, declined to mako n nomina-
tion for Congress.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Copiah county has moro politics
70 tho square yard than ans other
county in this di.ri,t'-New NJ S.
issippian.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

Hon. IL ca ey Young has been
nominated f,r Congress by the Dem
ocrats of the NJ ,mphis ID strict, Tenn.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

anything. Fly swiftly round, ye
wheels Of time, and bring what you
choose. I am ready TO be reconstruct
ed rs soon as nm defeated.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29

A gallon OF Uhiskey is the premi'
um offered Mt the Jefferson Fair tor
the best essay GU temperance.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
Liquor Petition

To the Honorable Board Of Mayor
and Alderman, Haz'ehurst Miss:
Gentlemen.