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ARRIVAL OF THE HELvETA.-The steamship Hclvetia
from Liverpool arrived at Quarantine at late hour inns
morning.
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Gpeelal Notices.
Art Sales Of the Highest Importance.

ART safes OF the highest importance.
OF AFT FREE aE1HEf 81 aHR AZ fSSRGb
THURSDAY FRpRY and ms s% & AFTER
At $50 o'clock each day.
THE MOST VALUABLE AND NOTED PRIVATE COL.
coScT dGTSg P P5 Sn 0&& Is con-
w1LL1H RS'i Man, Esq,
OF this city.
Exceptional specimens of Solid Coors, Eggshen, "ROse-
'-,-'- WITIIoUT RESERVE.
ALSO ON ET an nTFRxo IN E2nTF GALLERY
AND HIGEIX ILNIfEfEfsSSTfSG GoLLEGTIoY OF
JAR 5AtEI5s 1E AtJHH B TITNhfAdaI22E 5t
gE2ASg naaSSDHRaB Rob EgT HzS
MR. rI r. w RUsT II? pI RS8BiBIEfHRTTsoY,
Yokohama Japan,
and TO be sold at auction ,,
on MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOVEMBER 1af fHof iS1fH AND 14TH
aSGyo sales T be anTf G p gkIRBY ~ w
by special request conduct these sales
Best Quality London Dressed Alaska seniskln sacques
a nF S 5 Gn "a S SnE % long, Si0 OH'
These elegant garments the very best that can be pro-
3 ccp ppe S c S are T1hs s SSs don't
c. c. sHhYNE, 1903 Prince.st.. west of Broadway.
shaL es $ $40 500 So $40 50 800 $50 and so Ihe
facturer, 1913 PTince-st.
Great sale of InGrnin Cnrpe,sA manufacturers entire
productions OOO different patterns Best all WOOL at Toe per
yard SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO, 6thave. and 13th-st.
Special ae5OO pairs Turcoman Curtains at s22 80 per
pair worth SJ5. SHEPPARD KNAPP & co,
Gth.ave. and l3th.St
Ready This Morning
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price in wrppcr say for m29g Ye cents cen pier copy
extra $50 Postage IN all cases free to me
THE TRIBUNE, New.GOrk.
The "RoclSwoodr Instantaneous Photographic Dry
Plates the best for amateurs and SCIENTISTS Sehu Or CIR
cuiar and instructions No. II UniOn.square
200 Pieces Administer Carpets have just purchased
at about aluC. placed sale from 81 0O
Ucr yard SHEPPARD KNAPP Il co.
0thave and lSth-st.
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The Elrsnnt Sea-klu Garments Manufactured by CO
SHAYSE PrnCest have the firm name on hen thereby
carving the guarantee OF reliability.
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Colgnte 81 Co.'s
Violet Toilet Water,
For the handkorehiey8nd bath.


A Demonstrated Fuct.
One Pnnsons Cnpcne Porous Plaster is worth dozen
any other make Try them. Pricc % cents.
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l1olitlcIl Notlees.
To The yoler. Of The Tenth senntorial District.

A, of, be reni Som toIin District,
10 tue 'o''is VI '"' ''"'" ''""'" '
Wa tho UNDERSIGNED rcuhers ~ both political PARTIES dc.
49, " A.. ,..,daroa b,,
SIRE 10 ItcOru our ltH hpHetl"'oH Vi uo S''' -
tho Hon. j. HANpDES ROBE 10 the City OF NeW-1OTk
1nrirg Iis form ~ servi,o in State
uuli'S Hl7 V'iHi % H'lN ''' VI wv '''' ~
recognize facts that he always strongly advocated
t,c csu.e NJ local e,If Government.
~, 49, - 10, ,. ,,t, ,,o,c ,ever
lAdt WIN INN questions Oh Ijl'' Il'is'H'u'p
him 10 lose sight Of the best interests o.
go, c,,, Ia r.,r,eo,,.I. and
th' CITY ne teptes'ilt''i "lt
ia We" oi W'Sc i"''S VIC A''lu@ S"lP'''" 'o
rrANYBTNr,N BnpT
M. ,.,.. ,.ro o., H.. 80 rt>.1-tr Sr,N- ,Topr AT
-, r., ,, -, non, ,i, q, tho sufraycs of
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11eul N)nceJ.
Artistic Memorials.


The SIW-FNGLA Nd GRASTrE WORKS. Hartto-i, Conn.
Outrrir- aud Workshops. West ny, H. l.. -
Fin. monumental and bIildng wo5S IN Grant" p'h"n'
ami r,ii &c. iuru hud without charge Coup 9nlth'' 80
I'.i.J T. uIr. I.sl IgwIy. C. ". CNNllLlD Az.
Geo. 4. IrnNit & Co., Auc'ioHr'r'.
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PROBABLY FITALLY SHOT.

ooo between midnight md o. m on Saturday, while In
O state Of mental derangement
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For Assembly,

N,w.York, Noy. !. 1883
= rAGEIW H YRS &da SS ISc iG5 he
vii make efficient, honest ami upright mrIner Gi ING
i n a n.aIqit' anu We RoYAL FIlELPs
En, IA 6GIiM G9RIN;oN.
FORDYCE RARKER. NJ. ID.
Rg,n Licenses ste inaalg;nS, o 70 commit g5 p STms
ton Ticket and places to procure ballots. --------
William c. Church,
Editor and Proprietor Army AMI Ny Journal Reform C
ions, and Republican candidate Tor Member Of Assembly
ma Assembly District bounded north by 23lst south by
caueIsr west by broadway, cast by Bowcy and 3davo
We Member, of the Bar Of I>ing. County, cordially
commend and advocate WILLARD BARTLETT for election
citizens of this district to be Justice Of the supreme
Count.
brooklyn oc'obcr?i, 1888
,,-I,,,,, - ncVtt NJ u. Wilbur
J. W Gilbert, "'O' " hod'i'A'
,I,os D., p,or-al John G.. schumacher,
t,,,,.. 1r,v John d. Pray,
Tuus. II. Troy, JOhh T. lciBe1'
YIN, Uuuhcs Patrick Ready,
4, II strickland. ChaS J. Patterson,
David r. Manning, Herbert IH'oF
Augustus n. Price, = u. Mofla'
John T.. shorter 900 /" foA'
,,o / Caynor Fredk \. Fox,
ros Xc,Isop Hcnry c. Murphy, Ir,
Andrew q. Cropscy, Aug Van "ScH'
,,.,rv A Hers T. W. WINS,
A. - ,t,rkrcD VIM u. Davenport,
John +. Troy. JoAh hcsA'
,,,,c. e Clrtcb VIM ~ Dyknsr,
C.o y proY,r Thomas +. Magncr,
-, y, Quarry MlIabeau l. Towns,
,,.,sh sscknanu Jno. J. Hughes
Is,,oL T. MctIroy Edward ]. Dooley,
,,,,i,,v p,rr,tt y. :. WhilehOuao,
"A II roy,or John L. Barnes,
, w naley Robert T. Connolly,
~ r. McGoldrick, hoses Hsi's
-, n p,or-au francis I. Magi!L
Z. VOORHEES,, - L. lynn,
D,ntcl Nemirs James J. Rugors
VIM. A. Sweet1cr y y. Garrison
c.o u, pcorsau John r. Barnard
VIM. l., whiting Jos W O'r'oH'
,,,hnr q salmon S. NJ. Ostrander.
,,a,,,, Sc,,icr VIM Sullivan
| Baldwin +. Strauss, Feh1 L. Murphy
~ "a plo,s,nts Edward NJ Shepard,
,a.a,h a Gav A f. Cruiks bank,
! Amert wild. Arthur Murphy,jr,
| T n ReI John =. Adams,
/ ,ruob A M,Tcrnan George IL. Bruce,
| roscph Corson Charles = Snpkin5,
! H. X. Cruikshank, Thomas j. Moioy'
! Insenb + sullivan Peter MahOny,
! jesse X. Furlong, ! hO"Mu j. tOAer'
| John L. DoVonny, j. stewart i"'S'
| Henry ~ Bellows, IL H. DaNN'
| p,Uin o,Hanon George b. Abbott
| Benjamin Baker, Henry haen'
IL. q. King, ~ a. H"o',
| VIM G. DOrley, I'heIBuson u"
| ~ W Van vr,nten Frod'k W. IIinrchs
| L. ii. Churchill, J.o, nihi"uSo"'
| 4, Terry n. d. SanbOrn,
,,hn nevpolds Jero A. Weinberg,
| =, u schenck Thomas s. Moore,
u,, II yoeder II. Il. Hubbard,
Tl.o ui.Ier Chas. Il. Burwol
! Geo w WIngnte Edward Hinman,
| Edmund Il. Terry, Shu many o'hoi~
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11olitiral Notifies.


We Cordially Recommend tho
Voters OF the Twentyrst Assembly District 70 catnsu
ballots for
JOHN r. ANDREWS
FOR ALDERMAN,
and take peasurein tesying to our appreciation
his high character and standing In the community
He is conspicuous for his honesty and integrity ana ."
inently qualified represent the District Ia lno o0u'
Aldermen
New.York November J. 1888.
Tiffany, CT Osborn,
VIM Sloane, Henry Clews
Gardner Wetherbee, IL n Smith,
Dan T. Worden, I b Musgraye,
IN Rutter Loomis L White,
Harvey Kennedy saml Barton
Andrew Wright, Charles L COOK,
Angelo Myers, Alex IsyoI,lI
Amos Getting, John IL DAVIS,
CE WOerishofer, CVanderDht CrosS
Hammond, James smim'
Edward Brandon, Eugene h Lare
n Kirkpatrick Julms Wolf,
Robt II Mount IL DeMOtt,
Chas f. Qulncey I'll Manson, IT,
Geo Howell Hiram II Dater.
IL Wilson. Howard Lapsey,
]. i. Schenck. Andrew l. Timpso1.
Henry Shoemaker, Il II Halstead
Jos L Decker Jas Belts Metcal,
Julien J. Myers DHenry Smith,
Charles N. Stead, Lewis Harker
John d slayback, VIM II Duff,
James NJ Boyd. w Harding.
Fred Ii Could Albert IL Wheeler.
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HOUSEHOLD DECORATIVE ART

co. 4. Lcn,ilt & Go, Auc'
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-16
Frank Tomlinson.

Anywhere on animal.
%. Lake City. Horse
brand same anywhere
on animal Additional
brands DIAL on right
side Ear marks un-
derbit in the right and
split in eft. Range
Bear and Dog creek.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-16
WALNUT GROVE POOL.

Ranch located at Walnut Grove. near the
Cimarron river. Indian Territory. Directors
6 n MAJOR Wichita: E. ID. WILCoY, Hutchln
son; MoRT. STRONG, Medicine Lodge.
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no YOU WANT TO LAuaHI

We wo.e NJ Brookhaven on Situr-
day evening last aud by invitation
attended the performance OF the Ma
rion.tts, which will DO here to-mor-
row nigh, We found it to DO first
class show in every respect. Tue
audience rvared with laughter and
shouted with delight. II is strictly
moral, aud tho most laugh,er-pro.
voking show we ever attended. The
grand .ablcaux and transformation
scene at the conclusion OF the per.
formrnce wis magnificent aud alone
worth the price Of admission. The
show is novel, and excites your won-
der and ,ickles your disabilities. We
advise those who attend 10 SEQ that
all buttons are securely sewed on, or
they will DO bursted of. There is
nothing about the performance that
the moral or most devout could not
witpess with propriety. Go out and
have one good laugh; You will never
regret it.
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THE ROYAL MAnIoNErrs.
This wonderful show will appe'

THIS wonderful show will appear
at Faler Hall, on tomorrow and
Saturday nights, December 7h and
9Th. 1t cons's SITS Of one hundred
mimic artists who give n perform.
ance that is pleasing and instruct
i've, ahd which will make you laugh
till your sides are sore. 1t is o NOR
al exhibition. and preachers aud
members OF any church can attend
with perfect propriety. The press
OF the S ate speak OF the Marionotts
in the highest terms, and VIC should
Judge that our people here may ex-
poet rare treat. A free stereopd.
Gan exhibition will te given in front
Of the hall at I p. M. Admission,
SO cts; reserved seats. rs cts; chill
dren under IL years, 25 cts. Tick
cts for salo at Faier's store and by
C. NJ. Baaks'on.
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LIQUOR PETITION.
B. T. MARTIN.

To tho honorable Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen Of the town Of Bcauregard, Miss
We, the undersigned citizens and legal
voters OF the town Of Beauregard, would pc.
tition your honorable body TO grant TO G..
]. Walker license 10 retail yipous, spirituoui
and malt liquors In loss quantities than one
gallon, for the period OF twolvo months
We believe @. j. Walker to DO sober, steady,
Of good repute and Q suitable person to car
~ on such business. and we hereby su.
thonize your honorable tody 10 strike on,
names from any counter petition that may
DO fled.
HF Carter, Polk Forgussonj D
M Mckinney. James Kelley, Norris
Smith. Sol Bruce, Nelson Lewis,
Henry Bridges. Armstead Evans,
Eli B own, Henry Washington, Ga.
lob Thompson. j u Walker. NJ !
Ferguson, Albert King, j NJ HoI.
comb, William Young. w l. Living,
Ed Smith, g W Walker. Henry Clay,
John Weems, H II Creswell, j b
Kelley, Henry Cook, j w AGREE, J
j James. Bob King. s Moody, Albert
Smith, Geo Kelley. Sim l. Lester.
Jackson Dunbar, L Dunn, w X
Rutland, S p Ssrtin, G E Dunbar,
Jessie Smith. J mes Hallam.
lido hereby certify that the above Is a
true copy II an application OF G j. Walk.
er for license to retail liquor 10 the town OF
Bsauiegard for twelve months, and that
tho same has this day, the 9th day Of No
yember. been filed with me.
s. Moopr, SEQ.
Beauregard, Nov. eth 1888
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Com oIssioner's Sale.

Vim Ksr, adm. est. OF Johu Lewis,
No. 1908. W.
w. = Barnes and r. 3. Barnes
BY virtue of decree Of the chan.
Gerry court OF CJpiah county, MiHsis.
sippi, rendered on the 8 b dav OF Ju.
~, 1883. in the above stated Cause, l
will, as commissioner Of said court.
on Monday the 7,h day Of dsnu.ry,
1884, in front Of the courthouse door
in the town of Hoslehurst, cell at
public oatcry, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described aud
bounded land, to.wi,; -she western
portion OF the following land, to.wlt;
sw ar sec. Is, t l2. r 8 east; lots !,
2 3, 4, 6 and lot G. loss % sores sec
81; NV or and IS acres 10 NV corner
OF sw or sec %. I u, + 8 cast 10 Co.
piah county, beginning at the NV
corner Of sw or Of sec 15. theuce east
Is chains, thence south to Q dke on
southern boundary Of sec l5i thence
south SO degrees to southern boup'
Diary of sec 81, II, s east, 80 40 70
intersect O line running north and
south dividing lots 8 and Z sec 2si
lars ens., equally; thence sonth
through the center Of lots 8 aud to
The southern boundary line OF lot 4
sec %, t II, r 8 east, sold as the
property Of w. 8. Barnes to satisfy
decree and all costs. This Dec ga
1883. j. NJ. NohMAN'
dec6.4t
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Holiday Goods and Presents

AA0AAoty eoSUS eN
We w,ah to ell the. attention OF
orr friends and customers to q few
Of the new aud elegant holiday geo 's
we have just received. Fine toilet
ss,s, VASES, picture frames, smokers
setts. cigar cases, man'el ornaments
writing desks ladies work boxes, shell
b, xes. fine perfume cases, cel!nloid
dressing cases, childreu's dressing
cases, fine photograph and autograph
albums, scrap books, card cases, vlsl-
ting cards, fine pape,eries, music
boxes, largo assortment French CHI
M mustache and coffee cups, shaw.
ing and drinking mugs, childrens
tea sets, all SIZES fine majolica ware,
new style pulls and powder boxes.
hand mirrors, fine hair, tooth and
nail bru he's, C,lgate's fine toilet
soaps, L1bin's fine perfumes and
powders, the largest assortment wax
china and nankeen dolls ever brought
TO this city, dolls trunks. children's
picture and story books, Harmoni.
cas-, fue cutlery and pistols, large
assortment stick and fancy candies
fruits. nuts, FIRE works OF various de-
scripiions. and various articles toe
numerous 10 mention. We invite
the ladies especially to call and make
their selections early.
Very respectfully
BURNLEY e. Soy.
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Ga Or about Nov. 18th, Jerry Ly
ons aud Isaiah Graves. c9lored
whose domicile is in boat four, con-
cluded they wanted q little fresh
pork aud thinking that Mr.. ]. A Bal
less had more hogs than he needed,
appropriated enc. But the way OF
the transgressor is hard; Jerry and
Isaiah wero arrested md tried before
Justice Coen, who required Of them
each a $500 bond. Isaiah gavs his,
but Jerry failed md was brought
here NJ ,nday evening and now Ian
cuisines behind the "ton Of dia.
monds."
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For Sale.

Ny old homestead, 3 miles west o
Martinsvillc, on Bayou Pierre,-620
acres; three or four hundred in good
cultivation. 100 cleared not in cult
walton. Comfortable dwelling aud
good cabins, gins, barns. cribs, etc ,
in good condition and under good
outside aud cross fencing. Also o
lage lot Of pine lands lying around
MarIinsville, which will be sold very
cheap. For terms apply to me at
Martiusville, Miss.
3. T. MARTIN.
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oliver Clifton,
dotG.3u
Commandments Sale.
A J Martin, va q + Wolfe. adm, etal

A j Martin, va q r Wolfe, adm, etal.
BY virtue Of docsee Of tho chanccry
court OF Copiah county, Miss, In the above
STYLED cause, rendered at the January term.
1859. OF said court, will as commissioners
Of said court, on Monday, the 9TH day Of
January, 1851, in front OF the courthouse
door OF said county, within tho hours pro-
icribcd by law. sell At publ:c ontcry to the
highest bidder for cash, The following do
scribed lands lying and being In said Copi.
ah county, Miss, to-wi,:
The sc or and o hi Of ne or sec 20, and o
ht of NV a. and IF Of sw Gr sec 80. and sw
ar and sw or Of sc or Of zee "a, and n hf and
n hf Of Q ht Of sec 20, and hf NV Or Of sec
90. all in township 10. range east. TO sat
isfy said decree and costs. This Dec. 3rd,
1883. IN NORMAN.
dec6.4t Commissioner
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Citation.

State of M,ssissippi-To Ben +.
Smith, Lum Smith. Van Smith and
Henry Smith.
You ara commanded to appenr be-
fore the chancery court Of Copiah
county in ssid State. on tho first
Monday in January, 1884, to defend
the suit in said court OF u MIlloaps,
adminis,ra or of tho estate Of A. U
Smith, wherein you are defendants
Disc. 9th, 1883. j. NJ. NORMAN.
Commissioners
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

We would like to publish suggea
tons from any Of our citizens in re-
gard to changes in our city charter
pro and con, especially upon the
question Of aboli.biug the powers OF
mayors as ex.oflic,o Justices Of the
Peace. We do not refer to the may.
or OF Hszlehurst alone. bat to al
mayors in the county. We do not
intend 10 advocate this measure il
we find it does not meet tho views
OF the people.
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II the contemplated lady barber
comes the mon will 60 clean shaved:
. sICcEssIoN or SURPRISES.

A SUCCESSION Oh sUhfkisEs.
One view OF the interior Of w. w.
Coles latest and hughest chow en-
,erprise is enough to charm the eye
and keep tho Imagination busy TOR a
month. The one fact OF seats for
$4,000 persons would seem to be stu
pendous and startling enough. but
when one passes in review (as the
writer bar JUS done) the glories OF
tina. troup Of acroba,s, the types and
characters OF humanity seen in this
unapproachable convocation, the
great theatre stage, rivaling that OF
Classic Athens, the heard OF ele-
phan.s, the horses, whose beauty
can moi be told, aud other glories Pc
culisr to W. W..Cole, he naturally
pauses for very breath. 1t is q sight
q sen once that will be forever ro'
membered. Tuesday. December IL,
is the day fixed FOR the exhibition IN
this city.
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A GRAND SPECTACULAR PARADE.

An oil ject of peculiar interest. in
connection with w. w. Coles Great
Shows. is the street parade. This
is mado q grand. free feature wher.
ever the majestic pageant moves.
Here pass in procession such q host
of wonders that wo may we'll be-
psrdoned il We say Id the excite.
ment aud enthusiasm which the
scene inspires: "Bohold, the be.
hem,th cometh, the grandeurs OF
the earth are passing in review be-
fore us; mighter than IN army with
banners, more imposing than the
Gates Of & DRY, and more brilliant
than the rainbow" Tuesday Dec
Is is the day set apart for this great
denomination in Hsz'ehurSt.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Ras. Wheeler rode Moses down to
Port G. .tson last week. Moses wan.
d,red Oh iu search OF pastures green
and Mr.. Wheeler he'd to get home
the best way he could. A dispatch
OIL Tuesday announced that Moses
had been rescued FROM the bullrush-
es and would DO forwarded by regis.
tered letter ut once.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Several papers havo announced
that Rev. w. B. Bingham would take
charge Of the Fayette female semi
nary. He was elected President OF
that institution, but after thorough
ly considering the matter has decid,
ed 10, to accept. He will be on appIi.
cant for appointment as sureriu-
tepdent of education foc this county.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

This finest display Of i-welry and
musical merchandise eyer seen TN
this road eau be found At l.. L.
Schawb's, BrookhavCn, ut low prices
pricaa
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TIE Ladies Aid Society Of Mar
tirsvillc will give q supper in the
Hester building at that Llacc on
Christmas night. A small admis'
sion will be charged, the proceeds TO
be devoted to church purposes. We
return thanks to he ladies for an
invitation to attend, and will endeav-
or 10 avail ourself of the pleasure.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

The circuit clerk of Clay county
takes "possums" for marriage Ii
censes. We don't know whether
You could como the "possum dodge
on clerk Brown or not, bat he 10 al
ways ready with smile to attend to
wants in that line. Copishns are
moving slow in that respect.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Taero will be e meeting OF the
Presbytery at the Presbyterian
church in this place on Tuesday Dec.
ll,h, a, 0 a. No.. to attend to come
unfinished business.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Hartweli Cook has very choice
line Of family groceries, candies, nuts
canuol goods, fresh and genuine,
which he sells rs low as they can
possibly bs sold in this market.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

A yonng man is made better BY q sisters
love and Fever and Ague arc cured by Will
der's Chill Tonic-Also malaria and peri
odical disorders.
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MARRIED.,

At the Presbyterian Manse in Ha.
zlel,urst, on the evening OF the 2nd,
by R.v. w. d. Bingham. NJ. F. II.
Taylor and Nils. n. r. Ball, all Of
Copiah ,unty.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

One day last week Mr.. Duncan
Higdon's horse ran away with him
Tue horse wanted to go on one side
of tree and Mr.. Higdon on the 9TH
or, 90 they split the difference and
Mr.. Higdou went against the tree,
getting his face considerably bruised
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

The Mar:ope.t show has clever
and g,n'lemanly advance agent in
the person of Mr.. Frank Hurst
Tue bearing Of IN ugent has a great
deal to do toward influencing senti-
ment for or against show. Our
people were favorably impressed
with Mr.. Horst.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

IL. Scbwab, OF Brookhaven, Of
fers great Inducements on jewelry,
clocks and musical instruments. Call
aud zee him.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

.Fine birds mako fine feathers and VIII
der's s arsaparills and Potash makes the
blood pure and healthy.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

II You want something to cure
your cough. call on Burnley Il son
aud get bottle Of Wi!der's Wild
Cherry.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

For fine iswelry, musical instru-
ments, strii "a, clocks, etc., cal on
l.. l.. Scbwab, OF Brovkhaven.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Nothing better for u christmas
present than come Of those fino 81.
CARS at Burnley e. Sons.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

l.. l.. S,hwab, OF Bro ,khaven, is
ono of tho lives. JEWELERS. on tie
road. He sells at the lowest figures.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Wherever Consumption prevails there
wIlders Wild Cherry Ia needed. 1t never
fails TO cure.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Torn 10 pieces with Coughi Wilders
Wild Cherry will mend you up rs good al
new.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Mrs. II. Meek has disposed OF her
interest in the MILNE y firm OF Meek
& Melton.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

For cheap staple and fancy grocer
ies, call on Davo Scott. Hi
goods are all fresh.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Dave Scott las some OF tue
choicest molasses in town, which he
sells cheap.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Davo Scott can't be beat on any.
thing in the grocery line. His prices
are very moderate.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Ali kinds of christmas eatables n
Dave S.ott's at low prices.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Kill worms in Children with Wilder,
Mothers Worm Syrup.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Send your address and cents, to A. V.
Pane Louisville Ky, for set OF beautiful
picture cards.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Go west-but don't 20 without bottle
of Wilder's Chill Tonic--a guaranteed cure
for chills aud Fever.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-06

Why run oil over town when burnley
keeps everything In Drugs and Toilet art-
clos you can call for. Fine Perfumes
specially.