davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
GUARDIANS SALE.

BY yirture of q decree CT tho
Chancsry Court Of Clpiah county.
made on tho 7th day Of July A. D.
1888. the undersigned guardian Of
II. 9. Grant, noi, compos mentis, will
on Monday, the frat day Of October,
1888, between tie hours Of 1l.'a m,
and 8 q. m. at the Courthouse door
in the town Of Hazlehprst proceed To
soil 10 the highest bidder for casb,
the following rcGl estate to'@it: /.
All w hi. sw qr soush and west
Bsyou.P Pierre In Ga II R4 west;
al Q bi 20 ar south ami west Bayou
Pierre in 5. Ira west; sw az Of
90 q-s6,tl,r 4 west; all Q hf sw Or
sonth sne west Bayou Pierre s,6, II,
Z 4 west; Q hf aud Q hf " bf 9 g.. { ].
r 4 west; sw Or NV Or So. I'll RI
west; BIZ OF 6 hf OF nv or Of NV Or
Q It'll, 4 west; u hf Of n hf Of NV
or Of sw or 9 g. I, "a west; oil Of
Except O f 90 qr) SO. t1,r4 west;
9 hf 9 bi ne az ne or 81, IL, "A
west; o hf ne Or sw az eqr ST
/ l, Z 4 west: n hf ebf sc qr sw Or
ne or 81. IL, "a west; n bf 90 Or
ne or ST. IT.. A wsst; n hf Of hf
Of SO or Of ne qr 81, 81, ,r4 west;
. hf Of Q hfo OF 10 Or NV az no Or . Z,
{ ], n 4 west.
Lying and beng In CopiAh county,
Slate u Mississippi. Said land "
be sold TO pay debts
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
TIE TRUE REMEDY.

Viclsburg Herald.) 49,.
The true remedy for high rates for
freight and passenger traffic over our
railroads, il upqussticnably 10 be
found in competition, which in rail.
road froights, az in everything tlso
in this world, invariably tends to tho
reduction OF prices. We thought
that G,u. J. q. George, had made
lis proposition in bis able and OK
hauaiive le,tsr, but the Raymond Ga.
zst!o pats the mattcn In o mt shell,
and presents the question ia such
shape that no ono can fail to nnder-
st,nd it That journal thus states the
result Of competition as objected BY
tho Natchcz and Jackson railroad.
When q barrel Of mari weighing
225 pounds is carried the whole
length of the Natchcz e. jackson road
200 miles, for II cents, aud when
tho 20 op!e of Kinds coun y are get.
ting in their supplies gen orally at
aboat.one hnlf Of the cost oftratspo-
tation TO which they submitted q year
or two ago. with the prospect OF fur
Their reductions on both outgoing
aad incoming freights ia the near
luturo, We c..nuot sec that taora is o
Just argument at this iima for an ar
istocratic B ard al Railroad Super
yisora, armed with passes and At u
salary OF i,on $2,5C0 10 50 900 each,
payable ous OF the peoples tax mon
ey or quartercd on the railroads l.
il Oh much as the people can 90 to
hold their own against the railroad
mbnopolist's. very close corporations
IS they arc, bnt give usa close CO.
poration styled Tho State Railroad
Supervisors. aud our burthens m y
be immensely increased. All the
s;gns OF prosperity now viei5lo to the
naked eye, are to be found along the
railroads, and oil Of the life. sighed
for, for a dpcale Of years, is 10 b.
r,nnd ON the lines oil tbs new -roads.
Must We b'indly supervise our own
elsmen's of progress? Must we. as .
State. vi.n';ze the feeble show Of an
tagonisli to railroads now manifes'
tad. Or. shall we wait until we get
tive roads, and until the attempt to
crush our psop!o, and then create q
clcso corporation 10 war against the
elaso corporations. We Say lets
wait.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
RoREsT HILL MEETING:

Az q meeting OF the Forest Hi
Club the following resolutions were
offered and adopted;
ls,. E's,y member Of this club
shall vote an opeu.ticket on election
day 10 November.
I'd. Every mombot Of the club
shall DO considered committee
within himsoli to persuade men Of
all oolors to join this club and TO
support the democratic party, as it
han proven itself to be the bost par.
ty servo tho interest Of the county.
7 Sd. That the captain Of the club
be furnished with q list of the names
of tie members of the club and be
empowered to enroll names any time
between now aud election day in
November.
lth. That We regard Print Mat.
thcws as the greatest disturber OF
pence in Copiah county, Ind al on.
envy To both races, and friend to
no one further than policy'a sake;
and it shall be the duty ofeach men,
Der Of the eluo to point aud prove
to the voters of.Foro,t Hiliprecinct,
especially the oolored voters. the To-
stances in which this bold faced ira.
ducer Boiled himself, a few OF which
are, he promised them forty acres Of
land and a mule, also If Buikin and
Mcneil were elected. cotton would
advance from ten 10 fifteen cents q
pound. and II the Democrats were
elected they woald DO put in bon.
dags, etc.
5th. Tuat ID case violence and
disorder arise from the wicked teach.
ings OF said Matthews AID his syco.
phantic disappointed offico seekers.
tue services Of this club, fnoeded ~
a posse, be rendered to tho Sheriff
If tho county.
B.h. That the secretary furnishes
the chairman of the democratic ex-
scutise committee with copy Of the
proceedings Of this meeting aud re.
quest him to publish 10. ne1. 'saue OF
CopIAn SIGNAL.
7th. Adjourned 10 inset at s p. m.
on las. s .turiay in. September. when
wo',want every voter in tho precinct
to como.
B. F. cATcHlNGs, CA'm.
RcBr, KYLE. Sec.
L. G. Bird, Capt. Club.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

How the Peoples Money is
Sqnnndrrcd.
A SAMPLE OF INDEPENDENT
ERGISI.ATION.

Ordered by this boa,d that
A W Burnet and tho law
firm of Sessions and Cassidy
attorneys.at>law, be and they
are hereby employed to insti
tutc and prosecute to a final
determination three certain
suits on the official bonds Of
w w Cook, late sheriff and
tax>collectol for this accoun.
on account of defalcation Of
said Cook in failing to pay
over Ill the county taxes, COL
lected by him, for tie years
1876, ", rs, 10, 80 and'S1,
and also to defend a certain
sui. in tar6r ofsaid late slier>
iff Cook, against Copiab coun-
Is for about the sum of$33OO,
said suit being brought on sp'
peal from this board to The
circuit court Of this comfy;
and that for such services the
taid attorneys are to be paid
che ann of $1,000 certain and
in addition thereto, they are
to receive 10 per cent Of the
amount collected in said suits
provided tho said attorneys
accept said terms, and faith
folly perform the services
herein and hereby stipulated.
said acceptance to be in
time to file said suits, at the
next term of the circuit court
of this county. Vote OH above
order: Dist. 1, nay, 2 nay,
3, aye, 4, aye, s, aye.
The Msssrs. Jones and Bufkin vo-
ted for, and tbs NJ .ssrs. P.ice ;ainst
the order.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
OUTSPOKEN.

Elsewhere may be seen the resola-
iion Of the Forest Hill club. to which
wo invite attention. We corgratu-
late it on its 6rmness aud candor and
woul. like to see other clubs in the
county speak on. in equally bold ard
unmistskable terms. There ia no
use in being TOO modest about u
thing. especially in dealing with
such political enemies rs VIC havo to
contend with in our midst.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
The district conference Of the M,
L Church South met in this place
on Wednesday, tho 9th. and adiour-
ned Sstu,l,y evening. Row. w. b
Hines presided, end Rsv. W. w.
II PIPER acie | ~ secretary. There
wore fifteen ministers, ten delegates,
and three local preachers present,
The ministers were w. B. Hines,
W. W. Hopper. J.. A. Ellis. ]. L,
Fors,the, j. b. Robertson, NJ G.
Galloway. J ID. Hays. W. G. BAc
chus, v. d. Skipper, A. b. Nicolsop,
S. j. Cotton, J. T. NicolSon, II. F.
Johnson. w. q. Milsips. aud j. G.
Jones. Local preachers, e. G. Cook.
Mr.. Punches, Gao. Morrison. Tue
meeting was well attended and q
good deal OF interest," Manifested Luz
next meeting will be hold at Summit.
The following gentlemen wore elect
ed delegates to the annual confer.
sncc: j. Il Thompson, X. W. Null
sapJ, r. S. Ricksss. W. G. Wilkin,
son. The conference adopted the
following resolution:
Resolved that tho thanks OF this
disiric: conference are Quo and are
heieby rendered to the people OF Ha-
xlehufs,, for the cordial hospitality
with which We hive bcsn entert aiu.
cd and that c,py Of this resolution
be forwsred to the town papers for
publication.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
FOR SALE.

The most complete line OF ladies
fine shoes can now be found 1t
Frank Kloiz Gil On ] examine be-
fore buying elsewhere. 3w.
f Klolz will return about Septem-
Der 18th. He will make specially
Of gents furnishing goods 3'w.
All persons indebted to Cook d
Ard are earnestly requested to come
toward aud settle. We nead moe
oy. Cook & ARD.
You will always find q good line
Of hats. boots and shoes at k'otzs.
Dry goods and groceries in end
less variety at B. Klotz.
For noat pnif Of shoes or q good
ha. call on K'oiz and yen will be
suited. He keeps full supply:
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
DECLINES

J n WHOA, nominee to- justice
the peace for district one, mott
fes tho Oh irmin Of tho ex ,cu.ive
committee. That while he. is in fall
sympathy with the democratic p arty,
aud is thorough ID IN ,crat. he flods
it im2ossibls to accept the nomina-
ton Tae vacancy thus cocasioaed
will be flied by the executive com.
mitiee a. it, NEXT meeting, 10 be hold
on "Wednesday Sep 19:h.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

We tsgret,o learn Of the death OF
Gates the little Ave year old son Of
NJ. Ell. Conn, which sad event oc.
Cured ON Tuesday, in tho Hopcwell
neighborhood. A telegram to Mr.,
Henry Conn announcing the fact,
stated he was killed by a runaway
team, bat gave no particulars, Our
siucerest sympathies arc extended
tho parents in tho grea. shock and
snddsu death Of their only son.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

No. long since a C,piah democrat
mel colored man. and informed bin
,hat no understood that he was in
collision with the Independents.
"No sur,' he replied; "dom .fel.ers
wants dc nipgers to vote while dey
holds do offices. When l can sit no
benefits from tho measure, I nebter
colluds."
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
Grand Jurors.

For Dist l, j l. Hester Il Pcnn.F
ID Burrage and T j Kent.
For Dist 9. NJ Beasley, L j Nor
man, Sr. j Fl Thompson and Ii A
Earns.
For Dist. 8, T + Matthews. 7 a
Douglass, Geo Holloway and Essex
Cain.
For Dist. 4, Afford CASTOR. Geo
NARROW, John Taylor and Green
Wells.
Dist. 8, J r Stcwart.,I l. Enochs,
w p Hughes and N Brantley.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
MIR. PITTS DECLINES.

Els. Copiahan:-I notice in the
Hazlehurst papers Of last week, my
name appearing as q nominee by the
independent party in convention as
semblcd, for the Office Of Magistrate
in Beat one; US l um no aspiraht for
Office, will decline the acceptance Of
the nomination. Thankful for their
conf iencc, / do respectfully request
that my namo be dropped from the
roll Of nominations. Respectfully,
j. G. PITTs.
Haz!ehurst, Sept. 18th, 1883.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

A Gre occurred ON the place OF
Mr. W. A. Wade, near Gallatin, on
Tuesday evening, which destroyed n
at deal OF fencing. 1; was only
By diut OF ha-d work that the resi-
dence and outhoases were saved.
A little negro boy had put some fire
in log aud from there it started.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

Go Peel threw q good siz,d stick
ofwood and accidentally hit his cou-
sin T B Birdsong. in tho forehead,
inllictipg a pretty severe bruise, and
hurting ons Of his eyes badly. He
was confined to his room o day or
so on ac,ouns Of tbs pain he SUI.
cred from his eve.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.

EuEOIlON SOAlN'oA0A
The following have been appointed
commissioners for this and the ad-
Joining COUNTESS; ,.,.,
Copiah-w W Gown, Melville
Ramsey, j r Stanlsy. -
Covington-J NJ Edmonson' n b
Halcomb, w A Mcleod.
Franklin-Hamon @ Hall, A A
Magee, Nelson Applswhite.
Jefferson--Geo I Butler, John 3
Gillis. Bon M .Rease.
Liwsrncs-I A Hickman. Johu O
Lambert, Henry Mayson. -
Lincola-Wm r Spencer, ) ID
Blue. Harry Smith.
Piks-Luther Manship, j D Burke,
simpson-A G Berry, Jr., R A
Dru,nmonds, B Albritton.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

What became OF the judgment for
$4,000 that the county obtained
against the Wssson Mills. 1t was
never plid, and the Mills were worth
that amount. Perhaps PSrson Bride
we'll could enlishten rs; or may be
the ssinted Judge knows 0 thing or
two in that connection.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

Mr.. Geo. II. Haz'ehurst, the we'll
known railroad contractor, and who
YVES for many years chief engineer Of
this tod, and for whom this town
was named, IL lying dangerously i'll
at Vicksburv.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

VIII PArson Beidewell explain to
the people whether it Was he or
Judge Mcneil that swiudled the
county out Of alarge amount Of mon
ey, for which il held Q judgment
against the wesson Millss The PEG
ple would like to know.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

WHAT MIR. BURTON SAYS
A, the I,dcpen lent convention
II. d. Burton was nominated for
Surveyor. which honor he declined
TIE executive committee passed the
following resolution, AMI Mr.. Bur.
ION now rises to explain why he dir
40, aud to correct the impseesiod
that he is going 10 leave Copiab:
Whereas, II. D. Burton has de.
clared HE purpose to leave the conn.
ty, therefore. be IL resolved that the
place on tho ticket for Surveyor be
declared vacant to be tiled by COM
inittee ut q future dny.
Mn. EproR:-Wbile l have not
the vanity to suppose that my pofi-
ton in politics or otherwheres is q
meter Of general interest, [ can but
object to the above quotation, as
being to brief TO cover the ground
In the frst..pIacc, 10 reason is given
why my memo appeared ut all. ION
the ticket" Tho statement 10 mol
made that it was placed there
wiihcu. my knowledge or: consent
and in disregard Of . positive dc.
clens!ou on my part, made, at differ
ont times, to at least two Of the lead
ers Of the Radical party (Messrs J
p. Matthews, and Col. ]. B. Jones,
a few days before. tho meeting Of
their convention.
Tho f.isnd who proposed my
pame TO the convention told me, on
the evening the nominations were
made, that had NOT boon SoMrSA
TED, but that they had ENDORSED me
Had I been q candidate. by the &C
ton Of the Democratic convention
such an endorsement might have
been very complimentary. particular
~, as I was told afterwards, by the
secretary and vi,s-chairman lat the
time ! requested them to take my
name from the ticket,) that had
been endorsed as Q DEMOCRAT. L,
all OF these gentlemen, I stated that
I had declined q nomination ir,n
the Democratic convention because
my health would not warrant M,
ASSUMING the responsibilities OF offioe
and in cass my health improved
sufficiently, / intended to return K
to the river counties for time, ant
could not accept an Office where m!
absence would interfere with thu
discharge Of my duties. j certainly
failad to express my meaning, wher
I left the imptession conveyed in th'
above quoted paragraph, thatit wa
my purpose to remove permanent!
from this county; an impression that
I correct here, by stating that I have
no intention Of abandoning Copiah
unless forced to do 90 to avoid being
elected to ofice. Ihsve just as LITTLE
intention OF abandoning tho Demo
cratic purity. / have received nomi
nations from it, and have been cleo
ted by 1t, in times past. / have besl
| defeated before its conventions, ant
have been defeated by its opponents
when nominated by it; and l fin'
nothing in all this, that seems to nj
q reason why I should change IN.
political faith. ! wits this 10 correc
tths wrong impression l seem to hav.
made on the mind Of my friend w
]. Gallman, and thst OF Mr.. Burnet
and will be obliged II you will sffors
mo space for IL in your columns.
| Rsspec fully:
! II. ID. BcRros.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
ON TIE RAMPAGE.

On Monday last a dog belonging
to a colord man in town, went mad
and started out on d general biting
expedition. He bit q valuable COW
belonging to g. D. Lnwe aud also
one Of Mr.. Afsngold's., We learn he
had previously bittOn a small dog. A
party OF gentlemen went 10 pnrsuit,
and after several shots, he wac killed
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
NOTICE.

The Democratic Executive Com.
mitto will meet in Hazlehurst, on
Wednesday, Sep 10. 1883. By Or
der OF the Committee.
j. l.. MEADE. Chm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

After q thorough investigation OF
the shooting Of A. w. Barnet by
Charles 81 ,rt. Mayor Williamson re-
quired OF the defendant thousand
dollar bond to appear at the next
tsrm OF the Circuit Court and await
the action Of the Grand Jury. Tho
bond was promptly made.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

The SIoNAL is not responsible for
tho opinions Of its correspondents,
nor tue continents expressed in their
communist lions.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14


Copiah county Willie alright.
The dust and dry weather has
iriod the patience Of our people.
We are building up a good list al
the young town Of Myles Station.
Judge Mcneil and fs-son Bride
vel must not m;sreprssent US this
limo.
Mr.. W. P. Ware OF the stauuch
firm Of Harris, Dodds & Co. has re-
turned.
Prof. Barch's school opened on
Monday in the basement of the Blp-
list church.
Miss Bessie Eacksy, Of Crystal
Springs, is IN town, visiting her many
friends and acquaintarcss.
Bon F. Wilson, we are sorry TO
stale, has been confined 10 BIS bed
with fever since last Friday.
DR.. johnson and Prof. Ricketts,. Of
Brookhavpn, were in town last week
attending district conference.
Tue public s,h,ol un'lcr the man
sgemept Of Prof. Stuart will open
the 6rst Monday In no1t month.
Hon. II. N. ~ Her hss been alb
sent this week. lnokiug after his and
the psrty's interest in Yazo, county.
Messrs Dickson, My, Himp'on,
and Paterson. all citizens Of West
willie. visited our city daring tie week.
The DS!nocrat:c Executive CON-
mit,ee met here S.turday. Taey
will meet again on Wednesday, 10Th
iuAt.
R,sideats in town who have cows I,
should water them at their wells.
They will suffer il they are not alton
ded TO.
Hon. II N. Miller opened the
campaign at this tltco last Saturday.
Hs viii be heard ol;oa during the
canvass.
J. W. McM,ster has moved into
The Deston residence. and 2. Fixing
nou occupies the houss vacated by
Mr.. McMss,er.
We vere favored with o call from
NJ. Js,ss Thompson. Sc. one day
his week. Hs Was attending guar.
torly conference.
Miss Carrie and Mamie Willing Of
Crystal Springs. And Mss 1--we
have been on q visit this week to
Mn Judge Peyton.
Mrs. Ben WILSON, has been quite
sick for some time with intermittent
foyer. We are pleased to learn how.
ever. she - improving.
Toe quarterly conference Of the
Methodist church. which was in Sos
sion hero last week. brought . good
many vi,itors to town.
Mr.. P, Henry Of Brook haven. was
in town Tuesday. He has been at
Browns Wells for some time for
the benefit o: his wiie's health.
Mr.. Will rugAte left for Chicago
and other Western cities on last
Monday night His trip will COM
bins kpsh plsa,uro and business.
Walk aroupd and bee how Mil
saps & Bro, are situated in their
new quarters. Tasy viii coon have
. full line Of al kinds Of goods.
On Wednesday little son OF @. P
Cook was kicked on the back Of the
head and knocked serseless, but
fortunately. received no permanent
injury.
Aaron Lowe, Jr., now engaged or
the Mississippian Of Jackson, was in
town Monday. He came down to
ssa HE brother and sister. who have
heso quito sick.
The members Of the board OF elec-
ZION commissioners are requested TO
meet in Hszlehurst on Wednesday,
Sept, 10th for organizing and trans
acting other business Of import
aAos.
After we had gone to press last
week ws learned that Mr.. w. b
Csok, was the happiest man In town
bsca1,s there wss . 6ue boy at bis
house which reeembled its fasssi
very ,Aaea.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

w. W. Bonnet Esq. Of New Or
leans, came up Saturday night Oh q
visit to his family and friends. We
trust he has enjoyed the recreation.
He viii return in few days to re-
sumo bis duties on the Times;Deno-
cISs.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

Go 70 r Kiots. for .ladies dress
goods and trinmirgs..of oil descrip.
tionu. Prices 10 suit the times. S-w.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
JESSE n. JONES. N. ..

JESSE r. JONES, N. ..
Visits The country or elsewhere
when called to psrsoLs requiring
medical. or surgical treatment Omos
IN the New Drug Store. nsxt door to
n Faler & 90. J.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
NOTICE.

After Sept. 1st meat will be fur:
ni.hed at the market house at 10 aud
IL cts per pound. WHEELER & FoLz
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
Public Speaking.

L.. y. BridewelI anu d. w. MeNei''
candidates of tho independent par
ty of Copiah county for the legis'
lature will address the people, Mt
the following times and places:
SaIter's, Wei, Sept. IL, II q. IN.
Rockport, Thurs. Sept. IL, IL n. m.
BARRIERS school house IL.
Bcaureeard, Sat. Sept l5, 7" "
Tailhoit. We'd, Sept. IL, {" "
Ferguson's. Thurs. Sept. 90" "
Matthews store Fri 4" q, Z" "
Antioch. Sat 22nd. +" 90. (" "
Heatll's Store, We'd 2d Z"
Halls Hill Thurs % I" +"
Gallman, Frid. Z" g 2p. m,
Hazlehurst, Sat. Z" 20 I" f."
Green's Store, Frid, Oct. o IL a. m.
Pine Bluff, Sat F" 6" F"
Browns Stor6. Thur. " III I"
HOpewell, Frid +" u "
Crystal Springs. Sat 7" ID Up. m.
The candidates for the Legisla-
ture on the opposition ticket, Messrs
Rowan aud Guynes. ar invited to
be present, time will be divided
with them.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
.MILLSAPS & BROTHER,
,,,.,o,,,,.., Miss
DEALERS IN
Staple Dry Goods Groceries,
HARDWARE BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. GAPS, AND GENERAL
PLANTATION sUPLLIEs

obut where We will b pleased 'ss our pa
Of e
which sell Haibu pr Ca and ssa our soos a osS S
hand sock 81 nice i.s ssGds nOg
distribute people @PS
sndex urdnssgoo
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
THE coPIAH SIGNAL.
to sny address from now until the
First Day of January, 1884,
AT THE EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICE OF
FIFTY CENTS, CASH IN ADVANCE.

oa subscribers the
paper tho small Of fJ cents We make this
proposition subscriptions hoping to large numtssf nav
regular Subscribers our readers would
KIN y neghbors to tbs announcement
sha Il great favor.
Signal recognized the organ Of the Democratic party in This
equity endorsement OF the leading cious will also en-
doayor be reliable local paper and good family Journal
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
A SPECIAL INDICTMENT.

Ia confederation pthdpg political campaign for Tho .leotn
District COUNTY and boat officers aud In order ~ increase the
circulation Ut tho paper, will Send
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

Up and at en-, boys