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Territorial Officers.

c'hNNi''N
t's,rln6T, VSSIr; y. Newell, Olympia.
SSrg,rsry, \. If. 0yr.fas-.
IIea,urtr T. y. Ford,
Aa1itur, 4. NJ. Reed,
L. ). Marshal, Chsri-- Hnp'siis, Seattle.
[. ) Pos. Attorney, J. Il. -tll'ii, Nii!a "a!i:I.
:. Asst; c. IL. II.ufn'G, !>t.ulip.
chief Justice, r. :. Greene, S'tt;lc.
l<so y. e WingIri ;VailI WLlla-
Jnu. +. iiOyt, OlynPiI.
{.i. ATTY, l DisI.C. NJ. B!~ii.tW,!! !!i''. TUHn>"id.
Jefferson tcoHnly:
fviiIer, James seay,y, Pr; FOwn-"ud.
hsasurer. Frank A. Bartlett pOst 'FDWu-.ad.
pDbsle Judge J.J IL Van Bnlkrleu III. FtTsE-''ui.
iArrin j. +. Shceh3I, Port Townsend.
SSaToneT. B,,S HOxSie,
tlnft Commissioners, X. ID. AttridIr. Port Lui-
Jw; Jas. \. Smith roTr Discovery \. y. Pium-
iler, Port Townsend
, 1883-12-20
TAX NOTICE.!

Notice is hereby given that the duplicate assess
mont of Jefferson County for the year 1883 is now
in my possession for the collection of the taxes
therein levied. Said taxes will he delinquent on
the 31st day of December 1889, at o'clock p NJ,
and unless aid prior thereto, ten per cent will
be added TO the amount thereof as penalty, and
interest charged at the rate of twenty per cent.
per annum from ate of delinquency until paid.
Said taxes payable ut the Office OF the County
Treasurer in Port Townsend, during Office hours.
FRANK A. BARTLETT,
nov15-d-w-td Treasurer jefferson County.
, 1883-12-20
NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves i'll
debted to the undersigned will please
settle up before Dec. 30th. On January
1st, 1884, will commence to sell for cash
only, which will be strictly adheard to.
JNo. FITzPATRICK.
, 1883-12-20
Steamc.. Withdrawn

San FRANCISCO, Dec. II. - Owing Ia
reduction IN government st bsidy from
si'.oOI In S70,000 annually TO he Pacific
M"ii o'eamShip Company, but three
steamers will i" future run between this
port and Anstrats. The City Of New
York has been withdrawn and placed
on the China line.
, 1883-12-20
An Invalid Bill.

OLYMPIA, Dec. 1.-THE District Court
is in session here. Judge Hoyt today
strongly intimated that the law recently
passed known as the Omnibus" bill is
invalid. Before rendering final deeis-
ion he will confer with Chief Justice
Greene. If correct in his Judgment, a
great deal of legislation during the past
session will have been useless, especial
ly the organization of new counties.
Not n True Bill.
OLYMPIA. Dec. 14.-In the case of the
United States versus j. 2. Judson,
charged with pension frauds, the grand
jury found "Not q true bill"
, 1883-12-20

,,,- ye..... -. Sljn it.t-A mouths. go
-. months $500 5'hi on'' u,iti-'- ------- L''
Ia advance.
- Per week. - cents, payable weekly
LIBERAL aisertfSu rates furnished application.
, 1883-12-20
SI'n-, I.isrP.ON gElEf:-:

~ b;divereI by mail or carrier. <;
, 1883-12-20
Daily Argus

EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27

ders for your pants aud n pair for
your socks. Now suppose yeu were
4, essiug in 0 hurry and those sus
penders got mixed. and you put the
pair for the socks on the pants and
the pants pair on the socks. And
suppose you hoisted the socks up to
,onr collar bone and you found your
pants were beginning TO slip-
You're Q brutel' howlsd the wo.
man, ss she made break for the
door.
'Tnst was rather tough, wasn't i'r
asked Tho managing editor. regard.
ing the disappearing figure with issl.
ings Of relioi.
4 don't know replied thereligiou'
editor looking lopgingly at the bit.
tom drawer Of the managing editors
desk, Underneath oil the dress re-
form shs was strapped mp Ike mule
in q blacksmith shop and / knew 1t.
II she hadnt scattered on that quts.
ton she would on the next, so,it was
ouly q matter ot time. How do you
like that app'+j"k L SAW you testing
an hour or 30 az
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
NOTICE.

The undersigned has Just returned from
Cinrinnati. where he purchased hne a..
.ortmont of O fi,s and burial casktts, Of all
sizes. which he proposes to sell Mt rates very
pu,h reduced. Hs also purchased, and
has now on hand, very Que ard boan,ifoi
HAse. which DO will seDd ~ any part Of
eoan'y. upen terms heretofore not gwen BY
any one. A share OF patronage solicited,
snd competlti IN, both as 70 prices and quail.
ty dsaed. Mosrs MASx.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
TEN LITTLE CANDIDATES.


Zen little candidates standing in o
line;
One wro.a @ private lS!ter--thon
there were nine.
Nino little candidates, each making
up Q sla't;
One spoke ubout the tar'ii---then
there were eight.
III.
Eight little candidates; the Presiden.
tial levin.
Struck ono prematurely-then there
were tovec.
".
Seven lit,ls candidates s.tling up
The siicks;
One pulled tho wrorg wire--Ihsn
there were but six.
v.
Six little candidates. good men all
aud live;
Oue's war record was looked up
then there were tive,
F.yo little candidates on ascrub race
tore;
Oas's wheel houo made . bolt
then there wero four.
VII.
Four little candidates active rs could
be;
Ones little boom oollapsed-then
theio were three.
VIII.
Three little or rdidates; 10 ON inter-
view.
Oac of them STANDARDIZATION there
were two.
Two little candidates made red hot
run;
OAG's msnngors bod out-then there
was Que.
Oao little candidate standing oil
alone.
A da,k hc,ss kicked him-thsn
there wa, nons.-Li'e.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
A GEORGIA MANS WAY.
n. Qiad II was a bleak,raw Ap.

N. Qlad II was a bleakiraw Ap.
ril day as ne ian down into sontb
Caio'ina. There Was no fire. in ,hr
coach. nor would there have been
need Of ny II tie WINDOWS
could have been kept down. A chap
from Quitman, Ga, wto had lataly
peeled "a his hanucls and who felt as
cold as . shesrsa lamb, succs edsd
after awhile in getting oil the win.
dows down but one. That was on
tie right.haud side, third seat from
The font, and the seat was occupied
by q fat man with red face.
SIR. won't You please lower that
Window asked the Georgian.
What foli'
TO keep ont the cold
'I'm none tao cold.'
Bat it lo.s In dust
81 have no obj ,ction to dust G
Nothing further was said, but th'
Georgian presently opened the shove
door and took out about pint o.
ashes and wrapped them mp, and ~
the next station he dropped CT the
car and took the one ahead. Ten
minutes after st.rtirg up. the trail
entered = deep cut, and the fat man
was observed TO bob Of his scat and
dig his eyoa srd jump up and dowr
% II lie had hornets in his bott !esa.
Indeed he swore black and blue and
green. He sworc te'd rue tho com.
pany, and Il was two good hours be-
fore hs could open one eye wide
enough to swear that 10 HE 6rst mo.
mont Of surprise his gold spsctacles
had fallen of and hs had''rauplsd
diem under DOT.
4 wonder what got into bis syes'
1 asked Of the Georgian.
Lime. I reekor, =. We we're running
through = !ius.t're cut jast shsn,'
he calmly replied. aslooked up from
bis pap~r.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
| A MONKEY AND DOG TINE.
Ri O. III Sunday Hsrald.l

R,lo .ti Sunday Hsrald)
Moore had blg fighting stump.
tail bull dog by tho MANS OF Rattier'
and one day little Italian came al
oug with an organ aud a monkey. and
as the crowd 90 h-rsd around hs Az
kcd the man il tho monkey could
6gLt. 'Oh, fight = dogr said Moore
oh, yes, he fshs'dog-be whip dog
quick, said the italian. NJ ,ore pull
cd out q IS bill rnd said. I'll bet
You this. l'vs Got dog that he cant
whip. Tae II tie fellow cnered l.
With another $5 aud the money was
handed over to stake holier, std
thty went through 10 the back yard
followed by hall the folks 10 the lit.
tie town. Taere lay the dog on lhs
grass asleep. aud at the word tho 1t.
Allan tossed the monkey upon him.
lu less than q i,Gy The little brute
had his claws and teeth fastened ike
= vice in the stump Of tha. dogs tail
and was scresohing like q byena.
The dog gave but one sstopi.hed
look behind as he bounced to his
feet and made trucks for another
county. The monkey held on unti.
Rstller sprung ovdr = ten rail fence
al tie back Of tLe garden. whsre hc
suddenly qait his hold and sas on
top rail AMI watched the dogs Aigh,
with chatter o! psriert sati.fact:on
and nancsd about the rail with
delight. The crowd was convulsed
Tney laughed aud roarsd aud hol.
'sred tumui,uously. oil but old mau
Moore, whose voice could be heard
above oil ohers as ha atood upon the
fence AID ho.lared: Hare. here ,Rr.
lsr. here. hsftl But Rather woald'
mt here. RIftler ra,tled on and on.
across field after 6sld, until he got
81 the woods and was gone from hu.
man sight Thslitte Its'isa shnul.
dsrsd his monkey aRsotionatsly, and
walking up to Moore, said: Your
dog lot well today; maybe your Dig
gone OF 70 hunt rabeet. Your Dig
noliks my monksy-he not acqusiat
M'ybs ven I come nsxt year hs Q me
back and fight som. more. Ven yon
look for him to come backi N 'ore
gave up Tho wager. bat hc asserted
solemnb ihst Rittler would have
whipped the Hght il he hadn't run.
The surprise, gentlemen, the surprise
ia what done j.. said he. for that dog
hos whipped wild cats aud o benr.nnd
aud q she wolf and every doc within
Ten rifles OF Wslinsviils.' And oil
the cvan;ng and awsy in tho right
aud early the n"xt morning an 10.
vitiug mouruiul voice could be hoard
at the hack Of the garden ealing,
'Ra'tler, herc--R.tt!o bere,' und
three days after . man brought R.t.
tier home. but he had lost his integ.
ri,y, and could never be induced to
light anymore.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
A STRANGE FUNERAL.

Wet Sonora,a v.llsgo twonty miles
west OF Dayton, O.. was the tcoue q
few week, ago OF one Of the most
singular funeral. on record 1twss
hat Of Dr. j s Ford. Of Haserstovu,
Ind. II, was ffy.six years o'd, and
his widow, his third wife, whom be
married three yoMs ago, is 81. he
niado VII giving liz widow s2O.-
0c0. He ais loft sums Of $500 aud
$500 each 10 oil the woman who are
now maids or widows whom he o,nr
ted during his unmarried days. Tai'
required $4,000. Notes outstanding
on people sho would be pushed TO
psy them hs destroyed to the amount
Of $1,000. TIE hired girl and all bis
,wiie's relatives were remembered in
smsll sums. Two weeks before his
death hs employed and paid the Rev
Mr. Shackleiord, Of The 4sthed's.
church, $25, and The Rev Ne War
rippton, OF che Christian church $l6,
70 otiiciate at his funeral. Immsdi.
a ely LITER this hs sent for the rail-
road agent at Hsgsrstown and oha''
tered a train Of tbrce passengers AID
ono baggage cor TO take his remains
and ITO friends TO his funeral at
West Sonora O. He paid for this IN
advance, and also sent cssh 70 tho
bes. hotels In West Sonora ios din.
oar for the entire funeral purity. Not
detail in The funeral Was forgotten,
even u th. A-ralt,ibutc''--Er,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27

Coal Oil, tho best and cheapest, q.
Coors. July 20.2l
The best Coal OIL At 25,is per cal.
At Z. G. Williamson & Co.'S. 81
Coor keeps OF ~ ihs beS. Chewing
Tobacco and sells IL chap. ly20.24
Ths bo.t @ ,inino ai e. u. vii.
n.n..' li.%."n & Co.'S for 's'Soet'' p per
Fancy Candies oi tho foest and
best styles and prices Can he found
at Coor 9. July 1924
Fresh Groceries can always be
found At C'ors. July 20.24
&c to C,or's f,r p1re Apple Vim
egsr. H. keeps The best article.
Jdly 20.2t
Chic Cigsr at Coos's II q daisy.
Only s cents. July 20-A
g, 70 Williamson & Co.'S TO buy
is-I. frui' 'rs at $3.50, aud Qaarts
81, ,95cta., par deg. "a
Coorh Clay cigsr ID tbs beat IN
town. Try,t. July 20.2l
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
SoT rue RICH L THING.

Orsa Victoria allows n,ns Of her
chi.d, on 10 sse her wi,Lout tper'ai
perm ssion, aud IL .skos 80 much rta
tape f,r ono OF the children 10 GET On
audiercs with hera,i does Tor . to-
tal stranger. We don't see how s'o
OH raise a llmily that way. What
would boy do II ho had Stone
b-uie On his heel ard wanted 10 REQ
bis mn! u. suppose one OF M
Princes shouli eat @ cen apples and
lake lbp cole. he W uld'nt wsnt 10
sit down on the door stop With BIS
department Of the interior tied up Ia
. double bow knot whiting TO gsi 90
audience With his mother to get
,ome peppermint sfing. There ar"
times whru boy wants to sec bis
mother real quick, whether she 10
Qusn or q p'ns spot, and 10 stand
him oiT for my red tape is dsngsf-
"ns. Suppose on. OF her girls GOES
o { 10 an ice cream ssl,pp with o iel-
'o~. and lie propose to ber. and 10
gong right or II the girl hos 10
wait nu,il her turu comes 10 Gee Ler
m :, shc is l'a5's TO loose her chance
i 2tt:i, q married. A mother should
be really a. oil times to sss her chill
dien .-RivIcw.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
DIRE S REFORM.

A WOMAN IN TROUSERS INTERVIEWS IHi
RELIGIOUS EDITOR.
Brooklyn Eagle
Il want TO call your attention Il
our system OF dress reform. commeD
csd very ancient dame With q YER,
wide mouth. as she entered tho man
aging editors sapctum and threw hsl
hat on the table.
Il ,oks very pretty murmursd The
managing editor. surveying the Bloc
mer costume with critical eye.
See how free and easy everything
ia,' continued tho woman, brandi.h
ing her arms and skipping around
Did you ever see anything ,qnal &c
that ?
.D,n't think I ever did, replied
the managing editor, calmly. I'm
prepared to say thu, I rsversAw an
thing an, where that bore any re'em'
blanee to it,
Comfortable, pretty, accomoda'
ting oil the limbs md giving free play
20 oil the muscles. NV;ics that!'
Don't really eco anything elss,
c'amored the admiripg editor. That
element g., ma to DO the mainstay o.
Tho whole businssI.
Now want this paper to pick
this s,hpms mp and make il popular
among the ladies Of the naiiNn. Are
you prepared N 90 into that branch
OF philanthrop.F'
Ipa q little ont Of the line OF my
du'ics.' responded the managing sdi.
tor. I'll call in tho re,ig ous editor
He kno wa oil about such things.
see. l see, mutiered tho relig'
lou, editor, as ha took the show IL
at a glance. You keep those pan
falcons up with suspeuders, / rec
kob.'
That's ja.t it, replied the delist'
ted reformsr. 'Tnat Is where th;t
cos,ums approaches that of man
and therefore Is perfectly comforla
ble.'
'Suppcfe you bust . suspcnder
whs, do YOU propose to do abou
that?' asked the religious editor, del
icstely.
Sew 1t up replied The woman
promptly.
But suppose you are on a picnic
and there is 10 needle handy!
i don't know. murmured tho wo
man meditatively.
TEL mo frankly demanded tn
religious editor stsrnly.' do you knov
how to fastsn q suspender with I
stickt'
No. I DON'T retortsd the woman.
Have you ever sesn 9 woman whs
doe+?' -.
i doat believe I ever have, return
cd the reiormer.
Il supl ose 60. aommentsd the; re
ligious editor. Il thought 80. Nov
ano her thing. Do You know how t
tie q button with . s,rinR!'
i never tried il, st,mmered th
woman.
i wouldn't have believed you II 20,
said you hsd, continue d the rsligiou
editor You begin 10 SEQ wher
your dress reform will come ont II
The cale of accident. But there Il
something else. You have suspon'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
GOING AGAIN.

N. Daniel has jus. opened up y
'args nice and entirely new stnck Of
goods /, Wuso 20 he sold at :ex.
ce-s'nely law pric-s. and bs extends
mos c,rdisl invitation TO his od
custom, RS ard friends who ensb!sd
him TO carr on yearly business of
100000 In Bsaurrssri, ~ call ON
him NJ W.ssor. sat'siaction is guar
,nteed. 9S n.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
LAND IN CRYSTAL
SPRINGS FOR SALE

Twrnty4hre ncrss ~ land esst of tho
rail road, and short distance north Of tho
station. including god stock water, fruit
irees and graf Q WINS, AL under cord fstccs
In the t.'wn of Crystal SPRINGS. can IL pur.
chased f,r $1,000. For further particulars
apnlv to W. @. wnKissos,
Crystal spring', 2s,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
THE YOUNG NAN SHOWED
OFF.
Detroit Free Pres..)

L
The other day . young man abou
20 years Of age, accompanied by
girl two or three years younger
reached the city BY a Bay City train
and after looking around for q fcv
hours returned TO the depot and
bought some sandwiches for lunob
rha fellow Was heard brngging 9
gsoddsal n to what he'had done aud
could do, and the cities be had visit
cd. and by.and.by be walked to ih4
depot policeman and handed him
four Ave cant cigars, and said:
"Taats my girl in there."
"Y,s."
"Shc just thinks her eyes Of mo-"
49,"
1--WE pev,r had a chance 10 show
her how I'd die for her II necessary,
and It seems 10 me We might put mp
little job right here"
"Howi"
We'll. .,supposs mo aud her walk
ont to sec Tho river. leave her for
q moment. Some fellow come. along
and begins to chin her. I rash back
and knock him iato the middle Of
next week. She'd want {, marry me
within . week. Girls OF her age
just dote on heroes, you knoN1"
"Yss, they do"
"Well. you help me. You pick out
some chap around here aud tell him
what I'm up.o, and I WON'T smind
.tlndipg treats Cor oil hsuda When
I ru,h in .ou him he'd!bettsr run"
Eve minutes later tho girl stood
Oh the wharf alone. A fellow large
enough to pitch o barrel df h'ur
over 0 freight car approached in .
careless and observed way.
Pine day ,'missf'
Eyes, sir"
'Nics view Of tho Canada 6horei'
"Yes, indeed"
MAY Offer you some peppermint
los,-i'
Just t'lon tba young man came
rushias down. When he carns Within
zen feet Of the pair he crisl'out:
"VllaiLl take your leave or III
toss you iuto the riysrl'
"Oh. I guess not" csrelsssly Oh,
served the other.
"B 80 scoundrsl! am here 10 res-
cue this youOg girl from your clutch.
es!'
"Don't bust'any buttons of, my
young cubl'
Tue young man made dash. He
had to or wilt. Hs rushed at the
big fellow with his arm upraised and
hrroism in his eye. aud the next mo.
ment bo was picked up and tossed
ever among q 10, OF green hides as
carefully az il he had been glass
Then the big maj raised bis cap t.
tue girl, smiled -swsstly as he bowed
and scr.ptd his foot. and he Was ont
Of sight b,fore The young mau recov.
Grad sufficiently to call cut:
"ilinnie, did kill Lim9'
mo, Hcn'y.'
"Tbank heaven thst l am not gull
" Of muldsr7 A.othsr time ( may
MT be able 10 restrain myself"
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27

There will be n meeting Of tho
Coz i"h Comfy Agricultural Me-
ctaulcal Association at tho court
house In this place on next Saturday.
June 81. 1883. at 3 o'clock. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27

MMnx bss !as. received . lot OF
rew horses, which be is willing 10
dial oss # At reasonable rates. He
also keeps on baud, splendid AZ.
sor'ment q ccfli... Don't neglect to
.llou him. lift
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
JESSE 4. JONES. N. D.

HAzLEIuRsr, Mrs.
Visits tho country or elsewhere
when called TO penoLs requiring
medical or surgical irsstpeut Office
in ths New Drg Store, next door 10
u Falcr & Co.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27

Tho Puiest and Bot Drugs 10
Bnrulcy's Motto! No cheap adul.
tsrated article pushed OF on his
customers? .a
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
He HAD SEEN THEM.

He HAD SEEN THEM.
"Helloal" called . traveller. stop.
pirg near an "old timers" house aod
addressing o man. "Hsvs you seer
any men on horse back passing here?'
"Yes."
"wers there four In the .party,'
"Y-s. jest about"
"Whsre do you suppose they are
BY this timer
"Some o. them dead. I reckir."
"Wha'; ycu don't say 81 Don't
suppose ths've had any trouble, do
youi"
"I reckin they have.'
"Did they hsvea fight with .oms
bod,p
"Dou't ksow.r
"What makes you thi.k some ol
them are dsad9"
lis time"
II don't understand you"
what did yer az msf'
II you had seen four men pass
hsr.f'
AZ wbs! did Ittell. ys,f'
Tuat you bad
Well then.
But what makes you think that
some Of them are dsad7'
"Canso. its limo.
Still | dou't understand you
'Wht did yer AZ mei'
III You had seen -four MN pass
her.2'
WHAT did I te'l yor!'
oh hang it, you raid tha. you had.
WALL
'Blt why do you think that they
had tronbleP'
Cause its time.
Il never met just such smother
case. IL declaro ! don't understand
,ol.
What did yer a1 ms!'
'Blame your ioolshuess. Youknow
what asked you. I asked as plain
ly as I could speak. ifyou had seen
four mon pass hare
what did I tell yerf'
1 don't believe vau've got hall
sense. You talk like an idiot. You
odd me tha. you had
'Wan.'
'Now, d-u your ugly soul.
I want to know why you think any
Of them are dcadr
'Canss its time
4 won't stand any such forl'siness
If you don't tell me I'll get down and
whale you ill you cant stand up
Get down then. &c. down. You'll
6ad me mil sh,y peart old chap. I've
been waitin fer you along time. l
.in's had no fun since old Josh
S. ears maved oItsn the nsighbor.
hood. Bill, calling hi, son, hold the
geuIemss's horss til! he gets down
aud mixos with vour pap.
MY friend. I don't want to have
any trouble. Iasked yop simple qass.
ton.
And What d d I tell yon.'
Here, boy hold this hmss. No
blamed foil shall treat me in this
wsv. I'm an A,kan,ss man myself
The boy took hold oi the bridl.
rsins, and the traveller dhmounted.
I'm give you ,ne mors cbsnce. be
sail. Have you seen four n.sn pass
hcre?'
Yes
'Whet2
Wall now you're gsttin' at u. !
seed en- twenty years ago and I reck
in some OF them arc dead BY thi:
time. I've ieed more than four men
pass b, 70 In my l'fe-iiue.
The traveller reflected . moment
and asked:
'Have you ssen { ur mfn pas
here 10 dayP
No. SIR
'wby didn't you say 20 at Ant!
'You askcd me II I had seed four
men pass here, but. sou didn't ssy
when. When yop * . m'ns aass'
tion AZ him squsr.'
The traveller without rep'yi' 9
ucu..::a b.. bcrse, ard rsds awsy.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
WOMAN.
nov szllL sHx PRrsrRvE Hxa HEALTH
AND BEAUTY.

1ov EXkLL sHx PRrsERvE Hrn HEALTH
AND BEAUTY.
Ono who has long investigated
shis subject gives the result. and is
b hsppy tn say that Is found in W'
mans "Best Friend" II is adapted d
especially to that great central. all
controlling organ. the womb, correc'
ting its disorders. and curing any ir'
regularity Of the "menses," or
.'coursess De J. Bradfisld's Female
Regulator scts like h charm ia
vhites, and in sudden .or gradual
checking. or in the eutiro stoppags
a ~monthly courses" from cold.
nsntsl trouble. or like causes. by
restoring the natural discharge in sv.
ery INSTANCE. In ehronic case. 90 OF.
Ten resulting In alteration, falling OF
the womb, It's action ia prompt and
4 solsivs. saving the constitution from
n unbsrIoss evils and premature do.
cay. Prep>red BY Dr.. j. B.sd6eld
Atlanta GA Price: trial siz,. 76c
arg siss, slSo. For :ala BY W. B.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
For Sale.

/ have for sals the Te1as Rod rus
proof oa:s. raised west. Apply {,
3. F. MARTIN.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27

Th"as Diamond Dyes ss Burnley's
Drug Store. every color cu'y 40 cts
package.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
DRESS GOODS AND Nor1oxs

DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS
Ladies' will xlw'ys 6nd cur stock IL
laces. embroideriss. buttons. trin-
u,lpR', COLLARS, cnff. g., incl.J- a.
The nrve'ties OF the seAsor. spd as
mnch lower 6gurrs ihan tkcy have
been secnstom"d "a pav g." r,ch
&otds. BAaMs / Wirx,ss \.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27

I and 2 pound cass B1o,l oysters
at Cu..k 4 Ada
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27

Yen ran obt,in nlI the ingredients
.! 'hs alta preaerva'ivo R,si. II only
at Burnloy. Drng Store.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-27
'TjTU7IJ''s IIA!R DYE.

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H.Icx hy a asacisepsAsr,i,on vl tn.s It :. I'm
,,a,.. pSl.rzi coicf t.fs is.s.sRtsaccir ". tcl
~ Drrc .sLs VI san; by sxpr~ss vn feeta;' ef g
oyTie.:. - gr.rAY az, HHw r0siH.
y, U.Is nIktiL ~ veLss.. tss-sss':ea A. !.
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