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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

The mention of MULLS IN Mon
days paper has brought quite o.
trade 5ao them. They are deserving
of 1T.
In WHITE there are probably
half a. dozen qualities. In cO1Ors,
the shades of LIGHT Blue, PINK.
CREA M and ECRU are the most
Prices i2a general from 80 to so
cents some of the goods being gard
and q half aUide.
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ADvRRrsEMENT MENTION,

Metropolitan Theater-Zsra.
Lodge meetings-vslley Council, l. o. C. F..
Union, No. S. z. and a. NJ.
To let-Lodging house.
Notice Carriage list for bal masque.
Postponed-Germania Building and Loan Associ
alton.
Notice-Roller skating.
Social-Young Bachelors Club.
Notice Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Wanted-Girl
Lost-Gold earring.
Wanted-Money on real estate
Card Of thanks-Court Capital, A. o. F.
Free lecture-Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
Card-Mrs. Jennie wilsey.
Lost-Gold medal.
Business Advertisements.
Miss c. A. Goss-Homsopathic physician.
Sherburn Smith-Ames Earle & Co.'S goods
Aor.bov ,,, Co., n
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

SEMI CIRCULAR CORSET. which has been
conceded by eminent physicians to have
1HnCsy shed the highest degree Of artistic beauty
Nd faultless perfection, is now placed in
stock and sold for the small sum of 81, at the
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

UNBouNDED SUCCESS Crowds can be seen
daily visiting HAle's stupendous clearance
sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

How Children Had "Fun."
On summer day, they went to play,
Down the road to Deacon Jones pasture
Dick climbed the tree, Vic looked SO gay;
The hours were spent in fun and laughter.
That night, those youngsters yelled with pain,
Yes, the funny Dick and Victoria;
The gripes were Of the green apple kind,
But quickly cured by CastOria.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

SK1RMIsH DRILL, Thursday evening. Jan
uary 18th, 1T Armory Hall. Don't fail to
attend.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Stops hawking. prevents poisonous mucous
dripping in the throat. purifes the breath,
and improves the voice. 81, OF all druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

dance BIZ THE LIGHT OF THE MooE.n at
Eureka Bal Masque.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

Sacramento, September l5-By Rev. II. II. Rice
Charles Dick to Jessie Sutherland, both OF Marys
Vile
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

WE HAVE too many wooden hose for ladies
and misses, and the only way we can dispose
of them is to mark them down. A terrible
sacri6cs ia more acceptable than being com-
pelIsd to carry them over for another season,
consequently they hAvs been marked to sell
now at Hale's stupenaous clearance sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17

1t is safe to say that fully seven hundred
people were in attendance. The galleries in
both chambers and the Hobbies were well
filed, while any greater number than occu,
pied the floors would have crowded them un-
comfortably. Among those present reporters
were ensbled to make note of the following
Senators-John Wolfskill. r. Z. Del Vale,
George Steele. Patrick Rsddy and wife, J. D.
Spencer. Benjamin Knight, Jr., B. d. Muir
ply, Jeremiah Lynch, T. Mccarthy and Ia
dies, David Mcclure and wife, George III.
Dougherty, NJ. J. Kelly, F. J. Sullivan, W.
Cronsn, George E. Whitney, w. B. English
and wife, B. F. Lsngford. f. 7. Baldwin,
wife and daughter Lucille; G. d. RsynoldE,
J. Reuter-, Fred. Cox snd wife, J. III. Dad
ley, wife and daughter; K. E Kelley, Dennis
Spencer and wife, George A. johnson, Thos
Fraser, c. W. Crcss, Il. w. Wallis, w. w.
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Of the ladies' was exceedingly rich. Dresses
en- train were in the majority. With few
exceptions corssges were worn high. Some
of the robes were exceptionally rich in ma
terial and elegant in ornamentation. flowers
prevailing Compared to other inaugural
balls given here, the party did not exhibit so
many fine costumes as some others, but those
of last night we're equal to any in elegance.
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j1-1mMWF
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
THE MAI URAL HISTORY OF =
TICK,

A wrilor in the Detroit Free Piess
adcs tho following to tho bum OF Ito
worlds knowledge:
A tack is u simple, unpro!cn'ions
sort of q young nail, no'ea for NJ
keen repar,o, when pressed for are
ply, and possessing tho peculiar pow
or, when standing on itI head, Of
causing tho cod shiStrs 'o:nn dow"
the back of o man IN mere auiici! n
ton OF wha, might be. Ia argument
the tack IL sharp Gnl oin!cd, the
display OF ore or loth depending
largely on the nmouut OF prossa" en-.
ployod by its opponent. Ia dire
coltras. to good joke, the nmuse.
mert generally ctisas before yon see
tie point, and this fact is easily d..
mon,traled before yon scc The point.
monsira!ed ly walking tho floor IL
yonr stocking feet, well kept room
on such oac.sions averaging ahonl
two tacks to tie square foot. Tne
future Of tho tack G.ycsgrcat promise
of moyc extended usefulness md
greater rossibilitie', as sevcia oforr
mcst eminent college professors hav'
ing carefully studied ;he Effect Of n
SIN Ill tack OF G ,sonnble length p'ac-
ed properly in chair. orurd;rac,
ara about 10 introdnco tGcls and do
awoy will. spring boards in our COL
lrge gymnasinms.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
Ns /.
Gl,e JisHss.pentccral.
TnE New ORLEANS DEMo,Rr, md NEW
ORLEANS TINES, CONSOLIDATED
DEcrMRrR |, 1881.


\ representative newspaper must
find lis way into business establish
ments and tn every hresilc aroGnd
Which clusters eyea tl!c mos. ordina-
r. Intelligence. l. thosc any Qucs-
tion in the minds Of tie reo;'e living
in the Son,hwos'err AMI Cn'i States,
that the TMEeDcwocR,r is thai pa-
PEI; tha, i. embodics all of tic Gle.
nen!s aud ppeseases nlltho qualities
that they can reasonably expect to
lind in II favori!o journal.
The enterprise, push ard progress
of the New Orleans Democrat du-
rirg the past eighteen mouths have
become provcrbial. M journal pub
.ished in The South has made such
progress in the game period Of time.
The New Orleans Times has been for
mauy ycars rec cnized as one OF The
leading journals in tie conut,y. The
consolidated issue, FHE TmGs-DGM>-
cRAr, will enholy the blot elements
the higbos, virtues &C boil. l. will
simply be, without question, The
idea. paper oi ;ae business man, The
mcchahic. planter. i.rmer, tie famil!
aud tie people Of all c'sSso1 0nu
conditions. 1t is waste OF tiro 10
cnumcra,e the exccll,ucics OF lis Is
sucs. Ii is the embodiment Of lie
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

A number OF men woro carousing
in Cand, laria, Nv, la'cly, when &
doctor paLied Mut;n interrupted TIC
balf.druhk,n revslry by assuming q
grave 'olc. and to.ling his auaisncc
how ho gh: become somebody ii
lie couid cJnqier his IN III. f.r drink,
bat how he had lIi.d ia vain. 'Ah.
ho spiJ, III l,avs tic world; but,
boys, as u last ia, or, lot me dI SO 70
tho found OF muic.' HIS f,icnis
summoned snms lia.;en music aIs,
and while they p.syea tue doctor
took In' r1hins. II. friends, who
did not 10 ievc Martin was in eGrnes',
gradually loft tho saloon, md the
saloon keeper, seeipg him no sonnd
asleep. locked up ils ! ouse and re-
lived. In Tie moinii 6 tho doctor
va. f,und ecad.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
WHAT MEN NEED WIVES FOR

1, is Mt 10 sweep the Eouse. md
make the buds, and darn tic socks,
and cook The meals, chiefly tia. q
man wants q vile. II this is oil lie
wants, hilcd servants can do it cheap
er than w;io. II this is oil, VIXEN
Young man calls TO SEQ q young lady
send him into the pantry to tast' the
bread .nd cskes she has made; eond
him 10 inspect tho rte !le work and
bed makips: cr.put a b:oo in her
hands and send lin TO witress it,
use. Such things arc important, ard
The wise youns man will certainly
look ai.er item. But what true
man wants Of viio is her compan.
ionslir, sympathy and low. Tue
way OF u, has nay dloaly place
ia it, AID mNa needs conps n!ol t.
20 with him. A man is sometimes
overtaken Ivy mi;for uues, he meets
with failure and def.a', trials u d
temptations bese. him, aud he needs
Que to stand by a,d sympa hize. lie
has scme stern ra.t.cs 10 fgh: with
poverty, with enemies md with sin,
aud he needs q woman that as ho
puts his arm around hor lo feels
lha. llc had something 10 fight for'
will help him fSh', who will put h'r
| lips to bis ear aud whisper words. 81
/ counsel, and hol hauds to lia h's t
aud imp'ut new Inspiration. Al
through l,fs-,hrough storm and sun
shiue, COZ ilict and victory; through
adverse and fav rable winds--man
nc. d, woman's love. The lear'
yearns 5r It. A SIS ser's and mVtb' r.
love VII hlrdly iuop!y the need
Yot many seok nothing but house
work. Justly enough, al! these gs'
nothing more. Tho other Eaii. sur
prised above moasnre, obtain more
than they sougb'. TIER wives iur'
prise thom by giving uoble iioa o.
marriage, and disclosing treasu'.
Of cjurase, sympathy and I've.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
RUNNING A NEWSPAPER.

The man who koows how 20 ran n
newspaper cauo into tho flee syes.
terday. He sat down in tho chair.
pulled all the exchanges into lis lap.
and began his criticism: -
u oughtto hava hcen on odltor."
said be. "just to show you fellows
how easy it is to run n newspaper.
Why don't yon pitch into tao city
councii2 People want some kini o.
excitement. Give the police tbardor
for not attending to business. II
will wake tho people up. Caesar,
wouldn't / make IL hot for 'em II /
bad anything 10 do with Il papor."'
'"S'poso ycu iun. THE Office iOr two
hours to suit y"nrsolf."
"Al, right. Just let ioo do it.
III show y0n ibe hottest article You
ever saw. G.vo me Tho pencil"
We left him sitting in tha editorial
chair worA; e away f1r dear LIE.
On tho stairs We mt jim JJncs,
e dril'or from A'amagpoz i'um.
"Whcrs's the cdito,?" said i!e.
"Up stairs at Iii, dc-k WAS tie
reply.
Jrnes h,d Blood in Lis cycs. aad
be bounded up two steps AZ q time,
white VIC waited NJ the loJt of tie
stairs 10: Developments. In abyrt
two minutes w0 saw tic dictionary
fly out OF tho upper wiuGoG. ihon
thero WAS q s5u.d az of u char be.
ing smashed, followed by !oud ye'ls,
fnl in two seconds Tho door nca
open, aud tho would be editor Game
rolling down s:aira.
What's your hnyr!?' we nsked AZ
he ll.w by us. Sit down md tel ua
how to ran newspaper we c9nlin-
ucd as ho struck the sid rwak.
But lie nevor stopped. lls Gsw
across tho sidewalk ard fell On his
back in the gutter. And puch +
sigh! His ncsa was kuotksd crrsq.
wise, one eyo WAS rs black as @un. !
dcr.cloud. his h .ir stool On cad, HI, |
c1at IVES riplcl down tic back. end
cns sleeve torn oui. Jones was
coming down tho stairs, GDI lie
would be tdi'or jumped and RAJ up |
tho rui.road with JJucJ close ut bic
heels, yelling L aia't tue editor n,
every iaup h. took. lIo Lan't re-
turned. We fear ll;s youtLiu! dream
of running newspaper has ben zip
ped in The bud Ivy the fsoit cf at-
verse circu nstaucos.-Ey.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
ssD~THE DEMOCRATS
ILLUSTRATED ALMANA
For 1892, and

HANp.B JcE oT GES2pM INr ri'Nrl "
An t'cgOut work of 100 pages, 81
xGl ipcAcs in siae. printed On iirely
iinied bool; paper, illustrated
throughout with most beautiful en-.
cravings; ard containing, besides
AL lhe information pertaining to III.
calendar, satisfied aad general in.
formation on vaIioEs subjects, and
especially upon the political md CIV.
divisions, popuiaticn. names o.:
officials. state and muncipnl: re-
cords OF past elections, railroads, ge-
ulogicai formations, etc, ot the
state of Louisiana, Teas, A'';ansas
Tcpncs.oe, Nls,issi.pi, Alabama
aud Florida. wili DO mai'ca free,
pos'Hgo prepaid, 10 every subSc''bc'
Of the Daily or Weekly Tincs-Damc-
crat.
Sad rcmittanccs in registered
letter, postal order or drai', at out
liak.
ess all communications to
TIE Tmcs.DEMJcrAr.
Now Or'eaus. La.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

We often have ro!iced. says The
L'ncolu County (GI News, that u
young ma who shrieks most fre-
qncn'ly aud shil'y for ON improve
mont in tho character OF our women,
10Th mep.nls and physically, is usu.
ally n tito half.cracked. spindle
thanked and lantern jawed cnsa.
woighin; about one hun'!rsi pounds
vi ha1n's scnso enc ugh OF his own
t. get n tic track when The cars
are coliis. L9is have no moro Of
such nonsense. Tnc gi,ls and wo.
u.en Of t. day aro great deal 100
good for tie deserts of the average
rnu. Wh,n you Loar MN cow
iag abor, the dcpr, CATION Of the
Scu..e SIX sc. him d,a n as q nincom
peep. r..
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

Job Jorss, very blncS freedman.
rcm Lownd,s county, was up in tbs
District Csuit On .Stur!oy. charged
with having raised gounine nati'n-
Al Bank five. dollar bill 10 fifty dol
lar bill, aad upon Investigation tho
to raise proved 10 be very inferior
peice Ct wurk. l!e was convicted
IN ! sentenced 10 two years impris-
Dumeut st Chester, l.l.nois. The
bo,; OF tho joke, II the matter admits
u jsstirg, IL tia: tho 'rais'd' bill, %
clumsy ~ wa, ta" job, VA passed on
a Columbus morchan, Tor fifty COL
ars. Aberdeen Examiner.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
looked jus. like roth, and wo 90. be.

hind the door and waited for p. 10
Come homo from the theatre. When
Pa startod 10. come mp the s!eps |
growled and Pa looked at tho dog
and said, Mad dog, By crimus,' and
ho started down tie sidewalk. and
my chum barked just like q dog ahd
I 'Ki.yi'd' and growlcd like o dog
that gets licked, and you oughs to-
see Pa run. He went around in the
slloy and was going to get in the
basement window, aud my caum had
a revolver with some blanl; cartridg-
es, and wo went down in tho base.
ment and when Pa was trying to open
the window my ctum began TO fire
towards p. p. lo.'errd thu; il was
only Lim. and not buralar, ant a.
10 my chum fred four shots Pa run
and climed over the fence, and then
we took the deg home and l stayed
with my chun all nigh. and this
morning Ma said Pa dila't get hone
till iour o'clock and then n policeman
cine with him, and Ps talked abou.
mnd doss and being taken fos burg.
lar end nearly killed, and sl4o said
sue was afraid Pa had took to drink
lug again, pnd she asked me il l
heard any firing Of guns, ard / said
no. aad then slo put VIC. towoll on
Pas head.
You ought 70 be as:,amo'.' said
the grocery man. 'H"w does your
Pa l.ko your being in love with the
g;r!y Does lie :ccm TO cncou' rage
you in il?'
:0h, yes; sho was mp 10 our house
70 borry soma tea. aud PI patted her
on tie cheek ard hugscd bcr and
said she was dear little daisy, and
wanted Lcr to sit il. his lar,bus whNn
I waited him TO Let me have fifty
cents to buy her some teaotn he
said that vas all nonsence. lie said:
Look at your M EI,ins ic, lean
when she Was n girl was what irjur.
cd her health fIr life asked Ma
abou, it eLd sbo said P. never laid
oat Ten cents for ics cream or any
9th r luxury 20, her in oil the FIVE
years lie Was sparkirg 6 her. Sae saye
he 10 k her to q circus onco but he
got free tickets for carrying water
I r tue e'eph mt. Sac says Pa was
tighter than lbs bark TO u trce.
tell y"n it, going to be different with
me. II there is anything that girl
.wans aho il gnilg TO hevc it IT
have 10 sell M copper boiler to
get the money. VIA: is tie uso Of
hav ns wealth il YOU hoard it mp ard
dsu't enjoy j.? This FIRMLY will De
run on diferen' principles after this,
You bet. Say, how much arc those
yellow wooden !ockct conbs in tie
RI ow case? I've . good notion to
buy them for Ter. How would one
OF IN. m ronnd miro SO, with n zinc
cover, do for present for a gil?
Tacrc's ro'hirg too good for Le;.-
P,cis Sun.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
HOW NE COT EVEN.

Tbe yonng man Of the present day
deoI not 30. leit very much In soon
versa.ion with eirb. Detroit caaf
tells tho following: A tony young
nan Of city escorted couple OF,
oqu,lly tony gii!s over to the Russell
Houss lilo other day. When the
party hal arrived at the top Of the
stairs leading % the parlo-, one Of
the girls dropped Der sik umbrslls,
which aid clear down 10 the bottom.
Tho young nan started down after
T., aud Just tbon por!ly and near
sign!od cd gentleman came waddliug
down TO ball asking everybody he
mat il tl,y had teen hack driver
who was t. come afier him at four
o'clo,k. just for the fun OF the
taiog the girls directed him to the
) Dung man Mt The bottom OF the
stairs, aad the old gentleman charg.
eI down on him with Hero. sou, why
didn't have my hack op tine as You
prcmisedl' The young man was
for n moment. until no
, w III, girls giggl,ng, and took in
the sit tiation. TIon lio arosn equal
10 tue em' rgcnry, mi replied: oh.
Pun no. III, hack.man; jast como
lowu to have somo fun with those
so waiter girls up thero.' He will
,avo to send The umbrella homo BY
mail now.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
WOMAN.
How SHALL SHE rRDsERyg HER HEALTH
AND DE.UTY.

HOW SHALL SHE rRErRys HER HEALTH
AND DE.UrY.
ono who has loug invest gated
this subject gives tho resuil. AMI l.
happy ~ say that il fund in W.,
mans "B.st Frienl." L, is adap;cd
.speci, lily to that great central, ALI
controlling organ. tho womb, corr,c'
ting its disorders, end curing any ir-
regu'arity of the "ncns"s," a
courses" d; J. Il ada Ids Femde
Regulator acts like charm is
whites, and in suidcn or gradual
checking. or in the entire s'oPpsge
or "mon,hly courses" from cold,
,nen,al trouble. or like causes. by
restoring the natural discharge in ey,
cry instance. In ehronir cases so OF.
tan resulting in uiccrl,iop, falling OF
the womb, its ACTON il pro'nps M q
decisive. saving the constitution ircm
numberlcss evils and prematn-e de.
cav. Pren,rsd by DE-. J Brdh I'D
Atlanta. CT P.ice: trial siz,. az"
lorp- size. 81 80. FIR sale BY W. u
Cook.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
knights OF Py.hlas.

CRYSTAL Spring, Lodge 70 II, meet.
every second and iourth Fridays oi
each month, ut Castlc Hall.
Officers: K Smith, fast Chancci-
lnr: X n Minis. Chanccll1 / C0mman-
d,q; J W Bailey. Vice Chancellor; q \
Newton. prclatr; " c Wiilia'nn. VI
of IS II Aby, IA or Fu>d Is 0t L ;;
w Cook. VI at \; Bcr'ison, Inner
Guard: |. / Stachh0usc, Outer Guard;
Section yo iOl. Endowment Rank. Il
y Willing. Prcsilcat: " { wilkinson,
S,ct'v and Treasurer.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
3 EsE 81 MES.

) T. E "a IA -.
This fine young IIorse will commence
his season on tho 2j:h. lust, Gnd
viii stand as follows:
\, NY stable. in Hsz'ohurs', Cn
Mondays aud Fridays; G,lla,in, "n
Tuesdays; Hoods s ore, (P.ne Bmh)
Wedn, sinys. and Thu,sdays; Par
ksr's Nil. Saturday. Terms: Ten
ID oilars per season, cash. with priv
,lege Of seasons uLtl mare proves
With foal.
J .ssc is four Years old. 153 hands
high, wsigbs 1000 ponud. rs wei
formed. and just the horse for this
country.
NOSES MARX.
Haz' ehu'st. Ang. is. isS2.-2S.tf
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
TaECouRT

INSTRUCTED The jury, bar and iii.
gants TO buy tleir lrocsrie,. eiSa's
and cocfsc' ions fr IN co1k & Al.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
- Tus CcriAu sIGXAL,
eul Tie WEEKLY TiNEs-DrNocsA1
for nearly tie price of one. -Ssa

We will scnd The Cornu SIGyAL
and tie Weekly y'inrsDfmccmF
(,ow recognized as tho bcss Lows,
commercial and fumiy paper PUB.
lished south of the Ohio 'iyerl, for
one yenr for tho sum Of e. 90. TIE
D mocra,'s illustrated Almarsc for
1882 aud Nand-Wol; oi General
Information, viii bo Tail,d to
cub subscrihera ircc Of charge, pos
ssee prtpa;d. The club rate applies
cily IL subscribers who pay in aa-
vance
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
Lodges.

KofII. l42O, mcc; lst and 3d Non
l,y nights Of each month. OGiccrs:
Il Green. Past Diet; - burch, Dic'n-
Tor; VI Eagau. ' Diet; & \ Head,
Asst Diet: IN DAmprer, Treas; j K
Ferguson. Rcpt; > j Ellis, Fin Rep;
\ j Miller. Chaplain; l. i McSh1ne,
Guidc; u Il Jordan, Guard; & Gibson,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
Churches.

Crystal Springs Presbyterian Church
- Rev e. 4 Munroe, Pastor. Services
every sunday at II m, and y m.
SUNDAY school nj 93O "a IN. Prayer
meeting, Thursday, p III. . NJ New
OH, superintendent.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

HARRIS. DODDS " CO have just
r,cplvc II stock of spring and sum-
mcr clothing which is hard 20 beat.
AFTER ArRI!. 1st Harris. Dcdd.
& c.. will have q drive counter,
wh'ra everything you may need will
bc kept for s.le y. almost enc fourth
Of lis vg'uc. :.
HARRIS, DODDS & co have tho
largest $ ock oi glass ware of every
4 sctip,ion. bought direct from fac
to,y, AMI will be sold at Prices that
viii snrl risc you.
A'tc.t Moore taxes sUbscripii ms
To Courier Journal, aud ether period
;cl!s ut publishers prices. GIVE him
your oydcrs. lie also keeps on hand
Ill kinds Of literary reading. ,
NEW GOODS OF every dcsciip
lion n, H,riis, Dolds & Co,
Ladies dress goods, ba'tons, etc.
are spccia',ics at,, Harris, DodGs & Coz
AFTER APRIL LIT you will end
at II iris, lrr Ga I!u!u
b rgains.
AFTER April lst 70 10 Harris
Dodls & ca. anl examine their
DRIVE COUNTER.
INA, er's ce'ebra'ed fa've" for
burns, o!d sores, itth, piles q; u
w. D C5uk's.
D. L G Bird has several hundred
Luslc's Of RED RUST PROOF
OATS for snlo. Api ly a: cncr. Ha.
zl,hurst NJ .s. 4Jf
Fun SALE-,Ths und rsigncd offers
for sale, GA easy 10 ma, Iii. residence
rn Blower Avenne, In Hsz'ohurst.
Fer pa,t'culits address
5l.ci ia DEAroS
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Terms: Two Dollurs per annum, IN
advance. Advertisements inserted nj
one..,ollar per square, ten lines orieN''
for the trst insertion, ana iiity eeatS
each continuance.
GENERAL pIREcToRY'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
crystal spr;n-s Directory.

CRYSTAL Springs CorpoE,tion-.Nay"r.
AJ:;tar.ia; Town ClyIL, { y .!cad.
Treasurer. W & Wi'hiE,oa: Aldermen
VI Terrell. " & Wilkinson. u \ tlar-
,isnn. & \ Head. Board ct Nay0r and
Aldermen meet second ANA fourth
,,cudYy of each l. Onth.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
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NOTICE.


Tbcrc being d.mind for ladies'
| aad made shceS. Of finer quality
than is uslally offered for fale III ihi I.
place, $50 have made arrnpgems MS
With Que Of the largest concors 10 tho
country t, furnish us with stock Of
this qnaii'y Of 6 ,ods. and l'are just
received tbs first lot, consisting Of
every description OF ladies', misses
and chi'drens shoes, which we offer
at b,t o,n prices, aad every I ar sold
uader guarantee. ~
HARMS. D,DpS & Co.
ii Il l,Lurst, MARCIA s3, 1853. z.
ron s.LE-Ttlmips Lopg Silk
S,a,,le G ,it"n s ed for sale vt L F..
B,rdso:g. No o:Ler like it. Sold
for m re than any other cot on. Ap-
ply q! oGec. iad.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

Baptist Church, Elder \. j. Mil
Ter, Pastor. Services Is, ANA Bird Sab
Laths in each month, IL, n IN, ., p IN.
SUNDAY school. ut ., n M, ID. :. Burch,
superintendent. Prayer Meeting, ev-
cry Tuesday evening.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
{ ('.inrcis"S.

Episcopal church. Upton u Bow
den. kre;or, Services ga th';i sun
day 1T II. Il m.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

Methodist church. Rev " u Lew
is, Pastor. Prcaclliu. every sabbath
at II. n Ut, and .. p NJ, SUNDAY
School, y, IN, J Il Ferguson, super
intcndcnt. Prayer Meeting, every
Wednesday evening at z, pm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

Haz' 'ehurst. Ang. is. 1882 -2S'tf.