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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
Ihe staG datd OH Monopoly.

In the Ind,p>ndtnt Oh sad Ding Journal,
a comparatively new puPlicasion which is
no, spzrirg Of the Standards teeIirgs, there
"a an interesting communication from Mr
T. ". Marshall, oil PsrEsrsburg. Mr.. Mar
shall shows Why II Is tia: a Ttfnery can
no; live in Cincinna;i-,has city cannot get
the crude or distribute th0rsfned produe:
because the Standard Is in the EsT and will
nos have it 90. - Cincinnati re6ner would
have to pay the Standard Oil Company's
Pipe Line 20 cents per barrel to pipe the
oil from the wells to Pittsburgb, a service
which dos no, cost the Standard over 10
cents per ba',eL The Standard would thus
&c, crude TO its works at Cleveland al about
one-iourth the cost Of carrying il to Gin
cinnGti."
Tie matter Of distribution i as securely
guarded by the Standard agents, and 40
'.oatsidef" Is permitted to invade their ter
ritory, for the railroads are with the San
daTd. Mr. Giinshsll tells Of Cincinnati
firm tina. bough. oil OF P1:kersburE re-
finer and shipped it to Memphis, and the
Standard people a: once demanded tia,
the railroad should pa, stop to that kind
o! interference. 1t Is coincidence that
senator Camden's Standard Oil Company
biights the industry OF senslor CAmden's
own city 0! Pnkenburg. Slr. Minsha!l
adds:
The Standard OIL Company can PIPE is
c,ans TO Cleveland sng then snip the !Eh ned
oyvr It's Bee Line TO Cincinnati for lsss
mO1ey than The Cincinnati rstner would
E=Te " pzJ fog TRANSPORTATION o. crude from
the region to bis WORKS. In addition 10 this
the Standard can ship refined from Cleveland
to a.. points Wet and SUN Tor ies money
iHEn CiuciLnGti EefneT would have 70 pay
10 the same points, eTen though Cincinnati:
il Esme hundreds Of mills nearer 70 those
poiu;s, and Cincinnati capitalize ksye tn
vested millions OF doliEfl in railway for the
puIpCse ef gaining seeeEs 70 them.
Ths following comparison Of rats viii
shOT how The railroads eEtm8ts the value o!
tneir seIvices FrIm Cleveland TO sSsT YORK,
= distance Of say 10 miles, the nate OF freight
Is u cents per DEITei on oil. From CineiE-
natl 10 pOin.l from i've TO si1 hundred miles
distant, - % per barrel either BY L. 4 y. or
by Gin. sOatatrn. You can pay your money
snd take yo1r caoieE; bat you do Lot get any
chespeE rates Anee tie latter rad vss bulk.
and the Standard iLdaeaee in IL Board Of
UrscLors IE4Ves the Outside oil dealer Aad
Hiaey just Ehsre be E:S OeiG.s its e0astruc-
tiou.
The Standard il very sucet sfui in tnEn-
ing TO it's own account railroads built with
the money Of other people. Judge Hoadly
played considerable pant in the CineiA-
natl Southern, and he is on very close
terms With the s:arGAri. !! DOS not sp-
pa, ;ba: ne has greatly helped 20 build up
,hs oil business Of Cincinnati.
No sonder the Standard i able to point
to handsome profits In = circular pm
vA;eIy circulated in London, and published
by the Raiueqy Nets Of that city, the total
proals Of the company since its oEgAniza-
ton in 1871 are pu. at 81, lO5,OOO, Of which
$l2,3ss,O1O were made in 1852. The share
capital Is represented as 81 10000.
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opening The SorlIleIn Pacific.

Ten years age tnis month the great bank
ing house ci jay Cooke 4 Co, closed its
door. so intimate had been the con.
nection between this hou.e and the North
ern Pacific Railroad, that almost everybody
looked upon that great nsnseontinentaI
enterprise as done for. Jay Cooke had
sold 30,0OO,OcO Of the company's bonds,
and nov Cooke, the company and the
bondhoIders had gone down together.
a decade Is no; long time. Everybody
will recall how everybody was quick TO cay
~ told you Co." and in fact almos. every.
body had. The brightest minds Of Con-
gress and OF the press had made the enter
prise the object Of playiGl satire and wither-
ing ridicuIe. The Hon. Proctor Knott, now
Governor Of Kentucky, from his place in
the House had sc! the country on broad
grin from the Atlantic to the Pacific. He
doubted whether, excepting the mirth.
provoking, "pine bushes," the zen.
tire region would produce vegetation
enough in ten years to fat:en
a grasshoppeF" and, pointing to the map
ne held in his hand, be remarked with
sidesplitting humor: "Here are inexbaus
tible mines Of gold, Unreasonable veins OIL
silver, impenetrable depths OF boundlesl
forest, vast coal measures, wide extended
plains Of richest pastuIage-all, all EN-
braced in this vast tenitoy-Ehich must,
in the very nature Of things, empty the
untold treasures Of its commerce into the
lap Of Duluth." Mr. Knott laughed and
the country smiled with him as he pointed
TO the impossible wheat fields Of the Great
Northwest. He would not vote for the
grant Of land because the people whom be
represented had no interest in that barren
waste.
To-day this grea: highway is to be form.
ally opened with fitting ceremonies, new
transcontinsntaI way that has had more
ups and downs than any OF It's predeces.
sors, earliest Of Pacific railroad projects
and last to be realized, developing yast
area almost the dream land Of the agricul.
turalist. It is great triumph OF hopeful
energy, creditable to its promoters and tc
tue country.
The project was based on an enormous
land giant, alternate sections Of twenty
miles in the States and twice asmuch in the
Territories, estimated to be aboutiorty-sever
millions Of acres in all. Before the railroad
was this land was without value to thu
government. The railroad brings it int
market, peoples an unpeopled waste, make
new market 70. manufacturers and bene
its the country in every material way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

and Mis- Anderson went into i. Mis-
swing followed her, While the Professor
waited outside.
Alexander Sullivan. President Of the
Irish.Ameriean Land Lsagne, addressed .
Catholic Total Abstinence Society IN
Brooklyn lew nights ago, and said, among
other thip4, "tbat 10 secure and enjoy heE
poii;iral freedom Ireland must hrst become
sober"
Milton Hay, Who EGs = waIm personal
friend Of Abraham Lincoln, among other
things says Of him: Il never saw man
with les instinct for ecmmeFpe, for gain OF
barter, OF any o. the usual methods Of
getting rieh. he knew nothing about
Them. That i, perhaps, Why he had Gueh
bsppy temperament he trusted Provl'
dence and did what came along
Ms. Mary Young completed the one
huudredLh year Of her life this week, IN
good health and spirits, ~ her home IN
Bangor, Ne. OF her nine sons and foui
daughters, nine are now living and every
oue attained good old age, was maIletr
and had chill Iren. She now has Twins
eighty.fVe grandchildren and one hundred
and ten great grandchildren, and seven
eat.grEndchildren
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

and yoa'l End it on the dds-boaId. Jay
Gould uses it, Vanderbilt viii have no
sJersha, I'll have It !" said the old man,
II want about eight gallons Of new blood
the wont EAy.
'.You don'l!H
II dor
.'You shan't have it,"
81 will"
Then she shut her teeth bard, and drew
fall breath, and seiZinR the old man by the
back.oithe neck and the eOat-tGils she ran
him through the crowd and steered him
undera wagon With theremAIk:
NOW you lay thar! II this family has
got any diAease can't tackle and cure in
SIDE ot4wo hours I'll leave and let yo1 run
the ranch! Now I'll see to old elixir"
BE. the doctor was man Of policy.
When be saw her coming and noticed the
color Of her eyes he locked up his medicine
chest and calmly began:
yellow citizens, desire to call your at
tertion to these snspenders at twenty i've
cents per pair, and, by the way, here Il q
cake Of scented toilet sap for the lady who
preTeatsd her husband from admitting bis
constitutional ailments in the presence OF q
life insurance agent. Who takes the frst
pair?H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
IaproveIBentin Glass Manufacture.
-. n. - - IL

L1f1tS1AdCl4 W CA OT1g SSl81aAs
Alta recent meeting Of the Paris Acad-
eny Of Sciences, u. J. B. Dsndas called at
tention 10 the substitution, al u. ApPert's
aEAssworks, Paris, Of pressure for blowing
hollow glassware. The long and tatiguing
expenditure Of breath Of the older system,
accompanied by hard work in heated AZ
mosphere, proved highly injurious to the
health, and even fatal in many cases II
continued for a loDgperiod. The new sys-
TEN has been successfully carried out on .
large scale by M.Appert, whose drawing and
photographs have been referred 70 the
committee on unhealthy trades. The
molten glass is kept under pressure in
reservoir, whence It aows in channels TO
esch glass-worker. The latter has within
easy reach 8 pipe which affords him the
necessary quantity otair, at the required
pressure, for blowing out the globe, bottle,
or other object The germ OF this useful
humanitarian invention is due to q work
man OF the famous Blecarat glassTorks,
Who, by means of rude air pump, blew
out his glass without using the mouth; he
vas rewarded with prize by the Acacemy
toFty years $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
rh.Rrnits afnerir.

DE-. HAETxAS & Co Please SEND me 8 lot
Of your books on the ''IlIs OF Life" / sell .
great deal OF your PeTlE'd and AaHGiiR. They
are very highly spoken OF in this part Of The
country. +. r. BuSsmAn. P. ", WestLoEd,
Pa
D.ay SRI have taken half dozen bottles
Of your Pe1luG sud find It Is doing me great
good. YoUrS Truly, James Wyatt sseuben'
vile, Ohio. nkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
DIED.

HANuLToS-At sauaeraeId, Ohio, September
lssI, &; ?. T., Mar, daughter Of william Luke,
NGretts, Ohio, And vile d william Hamilton,
EsTeoIh gIGeet, wheeling.
Hsssd Jesus. bltslsd sleep;
'IIG thI1e tosaTe, IT'S 01rs 70 weep.
BIes8ed Jesus, thou eA1ss save:
Oh. let C. meet bsyUnd the ErsVe.
RowEg-on ThursdAy morning. September
lisa, a. O'Clock, FLOYD. LSn OF FIosd and Dora
R1TerS, sGsd 10 aouthI and I6 days grand son Of
z A. Bowen and henEy ". FISHER.
FunerGl fron the residence Of Henry ". FisneT,
Water street, B4nHood, Saturday al O'Clock ?. n.
InIsr.aeat al Greenwood Ceae;sEy. Friends are
Invited
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

LONE JACK, No., September Il, 1871
have teen using Hop bittsrs, and have re-
esiVed great benefit from them for liver COM
nor 70 all other medicines P. n. BARSEs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY, NAY IL. ISsa. tuutl
further noticel can will run from the City and
stamm's cyery hour from 60 A. \. 70 90 r. 4.
Can 70 and from Fulton eVery % minutes
nyI2 !. KLEEH, supL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
REDUCTIONS
F(JRN|Tl IRE!

We would say that the PRICES
HAVE BEEN REDUCED on every
article in our stock, though Fur.
niture has advanced in value from
ten to twenty per cent. Our rea.
son for making these reductions is
NOT on account OF being over.
stocked, but our aim is, to show
our customers an entirely new
stock every season.
To those contemplating pur-
chases In our line We would ssy
call aud be convinced that our re-
auctions are not imaginary ones,
but a, Q from figures that are at
all times guaranteed to be the
lowest. Don't forget the place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

AFrEz Mrs. MacFhbber.y had repaired
the basement Of her Williams pantsloous
she referred TO him a. her "reseated Bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
TRAyELRR'S GUIDE.


4IalLt AtIlNe AuQ uepAtb ~ tpuoWb-Sity IlInes
Baltimore d Ohi0-MAM LiHE-DEPART-
i:6S n, SO 3 m. 40 p N, $40 p N, 7:o6 N.
c. Q. Dly.-e31 Z N, Els n. fl:lS , N, $50 an.
". p d B. Uy,-&f0 N, l:S0p n. Lt0pm AR,
RIvE-NAin Nne-12l5 n, lGo 0 a, S:l5 p n,
S:i0 N, l:b N. G. o. NT.-S:I0 p N, 966 n,
G55 m. Mp. d b NY.-s;2 N, n:0 n, 6:3
pm.
Il. E. 6: { p L 4Rss@sa r. II e. r.
asp N, 7:N pm.
Cleveland, Loraiu q wheeiing.-DEPARf
Bridgeport and 81. ClAirsyille Accommodation. e90
4 N and SIS m; Cleveland, I200 noon; MIaiIon,
E:l9pm. AEEIyE-&8 q N, lo:0 N, GS p N,
EB pm.
Cleveland d PIttsburgh-DEPLEl-6 4
N, ll:S0 u, COO p N; 8teubenvill0 AocommodA.
don E2S 9 N, RGllsTilIe Accommodation sos
D N. ARuVE-iGoS N, 80 p N, Gl2 p N; Stsu.
benville Accommodation GSs N, W0llNille Ae-
c1mm0dAtion GtSLm.
u, z. d Q. RailWay-IELvs BSllAIre for
WOoSSdsld and gummeEheid 81 6:i5 4. N. and 800
D. "a ARRIvE q BellIiTe a. 20 4. n. and 6:20bm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
DTRIIC S4IE OF REAL ESTATE.

By viy;rs c. the authority Tctei IN him By q.
e-P,s Of he 4culI!vAl CouIi Of Wheeling mlue on
ihs sTia dIy Of JAY, lS3 n & suit ~ chIhIetI
;h+r.ir r[lGtu.. wherein Charles J., vIthAhgn
"a Z Gibf an pliinlis, and LA Ann Cd,EDauEH
~ o:ssrs Are tetraiGn0, TIE undehighel sptCh'
Cuz1nISsoasH, vii, on
SATURDAY, SEETENBGR 10 i@, I'LL.
o,.,nesc!rS u " O'clock A. ", Nell o. puOhC
GF.C;so1 A. Tie e, ~ doc: Of The CaIit HoIS w.
Osio Csaniy. The following described iTG " ~,
tsEf q 10 NJ 10: uGmp.fei !ofiyioul ~, W.,
~ "a ne aovih E!e Of Virginia IreeI DG'N,,H
Scnih Psnr and Frost sIgttS, on Wheeling aA' N
IA ne CIV a Whsel'n', West NlfSihA' WIN A'
"a tFuls, Tie irspGoYentn1 thereon; Az
ZINC o. sALs-Jrc th!Fc Of me purchase WY n
,nI n MUGS . r. a. he pGrGAssf MAJ ~, ~ ~
AZ cISh. o. the cay OF sale lad the feI1n1tI y,
10 IcpsI !at,Sl lE5riB 4; nini and ti6 intS,
FsOcihs !-aIr day OF sale, rt'pecHNE!y wy nots,
- Irlrs hat d1J. she puitEAvf k!EllS ~ y, ,' IA
~ he Islct,td icsIAllrenA, and ne nIE ~ IN
:r;GiEel anti! The TuHaAss noatTEhmA1 n "'S
IG!d l. fall e.-s,,i r Go M l.,i
&c. HERvEY. Auet!oaeeE. 80.
Iher,by yr,i y that boGd has been giyen " w
skoTS SGsS b ne Spet!Al Commissioner
Se irar y ~ II isSL JAMES r. C0wDRs =,
Cen pro tsnpcre Of the Municipal 'V1 III !"
WkcTGrC,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

Anticipating a large Fall and
Winter Trade, We have made our
purchases accordingly, and now
have on exhibit an immense stock
Of Fancy and Staple Dry GOods,
Notions and Dress Trimmings, all
Of which will be sold at the
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Ohio Wesleyan University,


pELAWAES. 0HI0.
7S3 sa5Ea:I hss ySaI. OTen To 10th Hxet ID
Scholarship. bsE eIHEnSea. n: Commanding tntu'
enIS, Gzeaz lie GEsG colifFIs CASi OF west l4dia
unter sPScAl s19EETlksta n an t!tsIut hone
Co1sREItcET & HUE- Ar Department Aa'
6{nf, Neral E.G BCssas CoGneA EeCeNAN
Esaual sIresSsa EaSsf Ezsn EOHeAtaloEuS lddtH
Tye1-.4G e. q PAYNE, President
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

T osT-oN THURSDAY, A BLACK
Gt The lou House, east cad q suIIsost6n BheEs.
teEa
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
CtEttTd LNpl

SnNEET COLLEGE,
FoE Y0tSG hDiEs. FOB Young MEN.
Tf:s Preparatory Ist n Va F.CpaFatOy BIZ
BAY EcSissS s.r q q sesa Tcho0ll for bon
EGl Ierz oEsra SEYTGABEE l.! lSs3 OllnG
CCa8SS Il SSEty IL! GersH3GeaL SStanR
BaI5tta . 0nA AAsAFsEsaf. FOg full iniOinl,
doc L55-8 sEy l. u JELLY, ID, Erdi5thL
StE Eiu4sas. N4 oull'Sh
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
WORDS WELL SrOKTN.

As We have already obs'rvfd d,
ma SLY ns is rarel, jus,iliaol".
There 10 /, of n.p b. tween man and
man which con j. tiiy it. Bat it is
true that, in ;hUss parts Of the world
where th" delo2se the home is lie d
above II law, wh"ro tho inmates II
The home nie iocogn!z'd as sac.' d
trusts, aud where ho INVASION ( tn,
lone in punt shed with death, there
arc women safest, happ!e t nd ch "a.
test, there ore chlilrei rea-sd near.
81 t., God, a'd there arc iewo i
scaud.as. public aud private. AMI II
higher. rnrer atmosphere Of morali',
and virtue. For years Welfare STOOD
OF. asaius. blood spjliing IL Is n
ucky. 1t is blot snl n deep oa".
upon cur cscu,chron. Wa sh II new
II ccasc in our ,frJrs t. wiie il cut.
Il & We h pc never TO live 10 SEQ the
lav when the ulwrtten Law rolnir-
lIg The l.fs q o maa flr tho honor o.
a woman shall b. rclnza'. Wo hope
never to live TO seo tie day wh,n be
w,ip ventures t. teat hou5shol!
dover from tho Intel shall not b
rnck down by tho de!cn der 10 les'
If woman's ionprard lis own hon /
,h,n Kcn;ucly'S honor. Oar b)ns'
il, and we h.va right to make /, ami
t. rejoice in it, that orr men nie
br,vn Gnl OR women ere pure, AID
III jisi such TRACE iies as this which
will keep b ,,h virus up.crinoat IN
The mind, aud hats Of III, pei! L..
The above remark of Hohry Wa
rson in the Ctuiicr Journal. com.
mon,ing on Tho action If I ,omps"'
on si,ying Davis. give such CORE ct
ca Of SJull ern yiaws, AMI we b.
Iitvs correct yiows Of honJr, that We
rcpr> duce them.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
THE PRE- S AS OClATiON

II dch,z DaMOcrs,: -Wo have re.
ceivol the following no 0 fr IN the
Presi lent AID Secretary of th' S'a,'
Press Association, which explain
lis II:
JACKSON, Miss. NJ y 1ih, 1888
E,l,iois Nat Ii D,mocrat:
WI, YIN Please state FIR the infor'
nation II the N, NIB "a of tho Press
hat these iuil oa's, tho Naichtz
Jacks N aud Columbus, The Vicks.
bnrg and Meridian, the Mobile and
Oaio, and tho NJ Asissippi and Ten.
nc-see will ass tho.e holding CTR.
Ificit.s Of membership to C'lumb.
,na return. The limos Central
vii! furnish passes to such menlb 'rs
~ SIGNIFY to this Seer ttrv g desire
o pass aver that road. The steam
boat lines and other r ilroads are
ye; TO 10 heard from.
NItmbcrs.'x oHny to ntt'ud he
conu nt'oo. (Wsdue,isy, JIly 4th,
n,xD, will please notify tn S 'crcia.
~ and receive from him cOrti6 safes
Of membership.
The St,ro Ptcss will please cory.
T,u'y and f'a'srnnl y yours,
FRANx BJaKErr, Pre'iieat
r. X JAYsE, s cretary.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS.

Lat Sabbath was very interest.
iigeven, in TIC history C!lhis church.
Rry. G. Il Daley, n native II this
Sta e. but tCr several y,ars past II
i, Sident OF Mis.oa,i Was duly il sta.
cd Pastor II this church, 10y u COM
mi' sion, consisting o! Revs j w OIL
brdga and w Il Bingham AID Raj.
,pg Elder J w Anderson of the H..
z,ohLrst church. The Methodist and
Bipiist chulc lies were closed, and n
good number Of The members Ct
those churches attended the Prosby-
terrain church. thus adding greatly to
the siz, Of the congregation and the
interest OF tho services.
Rw. j. Woodbridge preached an
Instructive aud able Discourse from
> Tim. w ], . vcrfes, setting forth
he nature Of tho Cbrist,Rn ministry.
nd lis duties and resi- onnbil;ieT,
aud Gc.ivercd brief u; d Impressive
cha-go TO the Pastor. Rev W. u
Bingham propouudod ia cons:i'u-
tio,al questions /, the Pastor bud
congrcgn'ion, and dylivoredthc charge
/, tho con ,Tcga'ior. A'ter he benz
eiict,on ty tho now P,stor lio mem
bels # The Pre- .by,eiian church, NJ d
many from the olh0r churches cnmc
iuw,rl. and gave the Pastor their
light Eand, ,xlr,s.ivc OF ;heir cor
dia!rlccpicn aud all, c'icna'c regard.
Tho ,X,rcisos, though two hours
long, wero very to'emn aud highly
iu,c,e ting throughout. Rev NJ.
Dobley has mat wilhn very warn &c.
cop'ioa hy the CNc'Al 5. rings
church. and being Cfa genial, sea
temperament, and 'arnert'y d,vo'ed
TO lis worn, i, is beIic'cd iia' his 10
bors wi be fruitful f lraa, good i'll
lia v fed: Thr church rs in II
prosperous randi'i's .hss i !ui' c'rp'
& good aLd ,ilicitn; oil:; o., anI m-
gins .his GA o; ~ listo'y with H.
icr'rg prospects c! ,ucccsU.
TMa clucn IS ,igh'o,n years I'd,
ha,ing h;d far Pastors, Revs. ".
N. TlaNic,;, G. S Ru'' oIsl', c. y,
II .nroc AID iho picse;t i'cunb n,
| now numb re- s. mcr bis. lie
Pastor read dn.irS y, ;v,;.; 6 scs'
vie g vi, interesting 'keich ei ihs
chmch. F.om is orgsn2rio', it
has hem u gr wing, woikiGsb d! oi
chlisti,us. VI y It's future glory OK
ceei ih- pl,', aad tho NV Pastor
,ea z. hs fcnd,st hopes for lis lie
loved AID devoted people. Pr ac!irg
a, nigh, by Rw. ". b Bingham,
closed this days INTEREST," scrvic'".
OgsgavCR
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
EXE uTlYE (oMMlTvLE.

+ Il ID mn,r ratio Executive Com
IL .;cy e.. Copi,H County ne, lu"u
.tt!,c.!i ,tUc Cati.m.r.
c mm,'i,o ,rlcrs, r!ai Il co,Nen.
lion b, G. lei 10 mn,.; q II a.ehnrs',
III Mondny jay ljh. 1883, y. Ii
r'clrck ii. IN 'or thcrurpnse Of nom
iua'ing cant da',s ;or ito nv'rI
county ciiice+, und t, sppO.n, dole
gates To the senatorial AMI jud,ci {.
Lisui;, convention.
Tna, tho democratic voters a
each ~, cine, aic roqr, s;ed to meet
II their several voting places to 81, Ct
tbcir delegates 10 the county conv'n'
ion, On Sturdy, July 14,h, 1883
II, IL O'Clock o, IN.
That each precinct shall tlsct one
delegate FOX ovsry II vot, cas-. FOR
Hancock at 'a,t presidential el,c ion
aud fer fraction over one bali OF IL
votes orc tddltional dotgstc,
Tao papers OF this county are re-
quest.d,' publ h these proceedings
II q. CvyS, Chu'u,
W. j Re-, Soc'y.
Bow we pal ] ~ he vote cpst
fr Hrcock n, TIC All P.esiltnlia
eiecuoa