davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
The Official, Panar of U,tca

UTICA, March 13.-The charter election in this city turned on the question as to which of the two morning papers, the Herald and Press, should be the official city paper. MT Miller, the Republican candidate, is the pressman of the Herald and was supported by that paper. The Press supported Charles A. Doolittle and he was elected. The Herald having been beaten at the election offered to do the city printing, worth about $500, for nothing, thus hoping to prevent the Press from being the official paper. To-day at their first meeting the common council laid the Herald's proposition on the table for 8 year and by vote of 10 to made the Daily Press the official paper.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
The 1yster1ous Number One.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 13.-Considerable excitement exists among the Irishmen of St. Joseph over an interview published in the Herald purporting to give information that the mysterious Number One is a wealthy citizen of Canada and that 8 large sum of money is to be raised on St. Patrick's day with which the Invincibles are to strike very serious blows at the British government. They denounce the story false and utterly repudiate the sentiments expressed by the party interviewed, who claimed to be mem Der of the InviDcibIes.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14

" IAN NIEIVg A LL who are ruptured to be cured with our 3 oz, IA- Truss, warranted and recommended by all first claEs physicians. Recommendations from those cured given. Office hours from a. m. to 12 m. and to 6 p. m-, at
 fe22 1mS Al ELM STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14

The Rehearsal Of the Passion Play.
 NEW YORK, March 13.-The court of spe- cial sessions this afternoon gave decision in the case of Salmi Morse, who was arrested while giving a performance of the Passion Play before an audience composed of invited guests without having license for the build ing in which the representation was given. The decision is that the Passion Play is a play within the meaning of the statute, but that it's production was not public one and MT. Morse was accordingly discharged. He now proposes to repeat as soon as possible the full dress rehearsal which was interrupt ed by the police, inviting to the performance the same audience
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
Vermont.
An Escapade in a Theaten

An Escapade in a Theater
 MONTPELIER, March 13-Apropos of his arrest for drunkenness and disorderly con duct in St. Louis theater recently, ex- Lieutenant Governor Dale says that he was not drunk and that he made no disturbance in the St. Louis theater, but that he simply knocked down an insulting hackman who claimed him as a promised passenger, that he gave $1OO bail and that profuse apologies were rendered the next morning for the in dignities.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
THE WEST.
Ohio.
A Fatal GIass of whiskey.

IRoNToN, March 13-At o'clock last even ening A. Webb, aged forty-five years, while passing the house of Alfred Speer aged years, was invited into the house of the latter to take drink of whiskey. Some difficulty occurred, when Speer seized an axe and struck Webb on the head with the side of the weapon, mashing the skull. Webb died at o'clock this morning. Speer is large and powerful man and is an ore digger. He escaped
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14

w WANIEID,
 { THE New Haven Orphan Asylum. 8 Protes stant the matron at the Asylum, between and 12 O'clock O.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
Iowa.
A Girl Burned to . Crisp.

A Girl Burned to . Crisp.
 DEs MONIES, March 13.-Maggie Kava- naugh was burnt to crisp to- day by her clothes taking fire from bonfire in the yard of her parents residence. Her twelve year old brother seized her and endeavored to carry her to an adjacent brook, and was badly burnt in the attempt. He submerged her when too late.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
Germany.

A APOstmnn Murdered and Robbed.
 BERLIN, March 13.-A postman who was sent out from the general postoaice to day to pay money orders was attacked by an un- known man, murdered and robbed of 5000 marks The assassin escaped and has not been are ested.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
Areu,ns on Demurrers.

Arguing on DemurrerS.
 BLOOMINGTON, March 13.-The famous suit of Mrs Juliet Schronrock, the eldest daugh-
 ter of the late General Ashael Gridley, against
 her mother and sister, Mrs. Fred Bell of
 Buffalo, and her brother Edward B. Gridley,
 for $20O, ,0O0 damages for having entered
 into 8 conspiracy to poison the general s
 mind against her while on his deathbed
 came up for trial in the circuit court o-day. The entire session was occupied in arguing demurrers.
 Libel Suit Against the Chicago Herald.
 CHICAGO, March 1s.-A s. Trude, the mo- torious criminal lawyer, this afternoon entered suit for libel against the Chicago Herald in behalf of s'Dutchy" Leh- man, proprietor of the "Fair," and Coroner Boyden, the aggregated damages claimed be- ing $6O,0O0 The Herald has by inference charged Lehman with being connected with the clique manipulating the gigantic bucket shop swindles recently exposed in this city, and has also vigorously criticised the coroner's alleged loose method of con- ducting the Jim Elliott and other in- quests. It is understood, however, that the suits are inspired by Trude in return for the Herald's attacks on the ''grip car'' butch cries. Trude is the lawyer for the corpora ton and has defended it in the eight ten butchery cases which have occurred during the past year and in all of which the compa- ny has been exonerated. peculiar feature of the suit is the fact that after vainly trying for weeks to learn the names of the Herald's stockholders the complainants have made N. K. Fairbanks, the millionaire provision king, who does not own a nickel in the paper, de- fentiant in the suit p-e <.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
" OH MY HEAD
 HOW 1T THROBS, I CAN'T SLEEP "

Had Neeralgfa and Sick Headache for years. ChIo ra other medicines aooud not cure, but Celery I'aIls dfd."-s. G. Harburg, Casstown, O.
 4nt old brokerl-doCn minister and thank Cod tor yotr pills, they cd my neuraIgia"-Rev. Dan1 Allen, Montevado, Fla.
 '' For 50 yedrs at short intereals had sick head- Gste. Four Pills haUe cured ae"-Wm. w. Hubbard, Manchester, N. H.
 glad to say they haue cured of seuere head- ache" Mrs. Alfred Dressler, Milton, Pa
 EnOo of other cases. besides ny nother's achere they haUe cured headache E. P. Cornell. Pittsburg, Pa.
 Cured and ny sister o headache of eraE gears sandiRg." Miss L. NJ. Chamberlain, East Fairfield, Ohio.
 Cured 1ae and q friend also, cf aggraUated sick headdche" " Jas F. Kelly, Tazwell 0. H., Va
 Dr. J. ". J. Englar, prominent regular of Bal tmore, pays them this high tribute The most inn portant addition made to the Dateria nedca in the last quarter of 8 century,"
 Dr. Benson's Skin Cure consists of internal and ternal treatment at time and it makes the skin white, soft and smooth. It contains no poisonous drugs. $1 at druggists.
 c. N. Crittenton Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. W. Bensons Remedies, 115 Fulton Street. New York
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Troops have been dispatched to the north of Portugal to suppress a branch of the Black Hand society which has been ascer- tained to exist there.
 Thirteen laborers have been arrested at Madrid on charge of sending threatening letter demanding money under pain of death if the demand was not complied with.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14

to-day passed the bill to punish wife beaters with the lash by Y votes, barely the requis- ite number. It now goes to the Senate. The
 bill appropriating $50,OOO for the relief
 of the sufferers by the Shawneetown flood
 WAS also passed.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
Wisconsin.

The Bride of Senator Tabor.
 MILWAUKEE, March 13.-Father James O'Malley, the Catholic priest who married Miss Lizzie McCourt to her first husband, publishes another card this evening declaring her marriage to Senator Tabor invalid.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Sn.aIiuox i'm a Factor

Smallpox in Factory.
 SOUTH HADLEY FALLS, March 13.-Small- pox has broken out among the employees of the Hampshire Paper company. Two wo- men, both mothers, were taken to the pest house to day and many have been exposed.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
District of Nav Hauer

District of New Haven ss Probate Court,(
 March 18th, 1883. UPSTATE of AMANDA J. WARNER, late of North E1 Haven, in said district deceased
 Pursuant to order from the Court of Probate for said district, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, the 20th day of March, 1885, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, uness previously dis posed of at private sa the real estate of said deceased will raise the of thirty dollars. Sale take place at the residence of the late Hora tio N. Warner, in said North Haven.
 Terms made known at time of sale. mal4 1t% WHITNEY ELLIOTT Adni nj strator
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
A Mother Suicides With Arsenic.

BOSTON, March 13.-Mrs. Ella J. Wiggins of Upton, aged twenty-five, the mother of children, but who was separated from her husband and bore an unsayory character, sent one of her intimates to drug store for arsenic and swallowed heavy dose, dying in five hours
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
Illinois.

Punishment For Wife Beaters. SPRINGFIELD, March 13-Ths lower House
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
WANTED,

A GIRL TO DO general housework-one compe A tent to c-ok, wash and iron. Apply at
 ma12 If l2O CHAPEi STPE FIT
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
6Aants.
WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl, well recom- A mended, in 2 small private family to do general housework or second work. Apply at
 nnaI4 1t% 1855 CONGRESS AVENUE
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
8ed Gstats.
EOR RENT

FOR RENT.
 na BLOCK HOUSE 54 Wooster street, all mod
 kitchen on first ooF bnidinR nez SOSm s0a baiSs ana for the comfort of the Apply on the premises | ma13 ct MRS. T. A. THOMpGON IT
 FOR SALE,
 3 MODERN Brick House, contains IS rooms .M near Green terms easy Also . Brick Build Inquire of n, e. SLOAN ma1S Ct Yale Bank Building.
 TO RENT. 1FTA u HE fine Store No. "A Church street, corner WIlI or Center now occupied by Jas Gallagher, Jr. 1.4 Inquire of GEO: A BAsSERMAN. in the base | IsFA DESIRABLE Stores, two on Chapel street, 1 Sii9 ana OF e on Temple four doors from ChaRel
 TO RENT, l In A PLEASANT Furnished Room, with board. M.!l ma1s st* 1o2 CHAPEL STREET. FOR RENT, 1iTa A, A GOOD sized Hall in the Insurance Build 1.4 flights stairs up, ma13 2tt 91 Crown Street.
 FOR RENT, Tfa FIVE OR SIX Rooms, either first or second e1 ma12 If THE PREMISES.
 TO RENT, ffsfA TO SMALL American family, suite of i;5 five rooms on second floor; possession given -5aga 4 first es of May Apply at ,,.,,o,, nal2 6G 21 VERNON STREET.
 FOR SALE, AeFHfHs House, 2 family, Il rooms s3,5OO iiH House, family, S2,5OO. aoase. $ family, ai rooms. pays well. ss.OOO. Pleasant house, g, 900. business chance for $4OO. Call at R R; E; gALDw1N's REAL ESTATE IA Gsa; AaE;SeY.
 FOR SALE,
  ..iiH Thirteen rooms. well arranged for two M parties; large lot, fine fruit etc; Pr5cs g. BOO mas If 57 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE. Mo1sa on DT AsRTe 1saF m9 If No. 2sO Chapel Street.
 For Sale Very Low. EM A LOT in the western part of the city, within | -A '-''- --O-'' BOX s5s, m7 If New Haven, Conn.
 FOR SALE, kS4A THE late Residence of Deacon AtWater Treat M!l M!!:la mas If HENRY E. PARDEE, Ezecutor.
 For Sa1ez 1 ae=A THE Desirable Property situated Dwight Place. Possession given immedi- attly. Inquire at
 ma2 12t 566 CHAPEL STREET. I
 FOR SALE. sAaA A Pleasant Cottage seven rooms. Furnace, | A%1S water gas. Apply the premises, AI ms If 241 EXCHANGE STREET.
 FOR RENT. JkEs4 THE house No. 26 Gill street, containing g MssiIaI rooms besides bathroom and water closet #Iid possession given immediately. Also the house No 24 Spring street, to be occupied May 1st. house of five rooms No. Lewis street, Fair Haven. Three 9S Olive street for gentleman and wife, Several other tenements in central part of the city
 JACOB HELLER, mas Yale Bank Building. l
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
H, w. FOSTER X co.
CLAIRVOYANT.

NERS J J. CLARK, SI Church street, Room lV A. the great healing, test and business medium. is attracting large numbers to her rooms Her me dium. sic eifts marvellous, and all who consult her are astonishsd and delighted with the result sittines SI Examination by lock of hair g. Hours from g a. m. to p m ma1O
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
WANTFTO

A SITUATION by an American voman Of refine GA. ment and competent to take the entire charge Of house; is desirous of obtaining position flor the first Of Apri housekee5er in Christian fami. iy; would make valuable assistant in a wfdower's
 ma8 6t1 WS J R J fhia c4iica
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14

A SITUATION by 8 thorouehJy competant ooot A 4 1n private family best of city referenc es days at APPiS ior-'"o
 mali It. on vopU orpzEn
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
WANTED,

NooD FLOOR and Bench Moulders, also young M men to learn the trade. Those having experi- ence preferred None but steady and reliable help wanted. Apply to
 TROY MALLEABLE IRON CO, ma2 12e Troy
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14

A GOOD wood workman on light carriage bodies A and geartngs also good trimmer on top wagons. etc. Steady employment and suitable wages py the day: Single men preferred Address stating wages wanted and full particulars,
 THOMPSON PERRINF nlRIU CObIeakiIl N
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-14
WANTEn

WANIGDs A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron, as Iaun- A dress, or to do general housework, city coun- try. Inquire at ma14 It 3s1< ORANGE STREET
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

Juat think oft. Within eighteen
months ESQ miles Of railroad under
construction. and over $4,000 600
being invested in the 3 ate Of Mis-
sissippi.-Clay County Leader.
No State in the Union. suggests .
contemporary. can make suoh = show
ing in the same length OF time. All
tits IN account Of the liberal policy
OF tho last Legislature. The action OF
that pablo spirited body Of Law
makers in encouraging railroad build.
ing by the LIBERAL y vi its Vows, the
isiendship il showed 10 the capital,
etc Was the csp-shsaf in the stack Of
their enlightened, practical states-
.nanship. and the Herald honors
them for nobly performing their
duty, and tho s.ate honors them
a!so.-Yszoo Herald,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

A special from Jackson. Miss. to
the Times Damocrat Of May the 10Th
says: recently Judges Chalmers and
Campbell, Of the Supreme Court.
have reversed several Of Judge Cow
aus decisions Of tho Warren County
Circuit Court.
A vick.burg evening PAPER 10 day
publishes, over the signature Of Gen.
Fitzgerald, district attorney, . card.
unbiishcd by the request OF Sheriff
b OK, 10 which Jndgo Cowan accuses
Judgs CAMPBELL Of having some
years ago accepted bribs OF $500
nom railroad company. which
charge Cowau, Is Sat, S,nat,r.
wished investigated. Tnis Ia civ
en- q . cause of Jadgs Camp.
helI's decisions. Itis als0 asserted
that Judge @ ,slmsrs co-oporatcd
with Campbell because Jodge Cowan
recently snubl,ed his bro'hsr. ] r
Ohslmer,, in vicksburg, Judge Cow
On AID Sheriff Beck arc also in the
squsbble, OWN to . Disagreement
coucsrning the appointment OF
baih6. The affair 10 creating dssp
interest aud trouble is anticil s'eu:
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

The card of Maj Norman published
in this issue, il a clear explanation
Of the way things were done mp by
the committee. Shame! shame! WI
favor investigation, but il the alaior
is correct in his statsmout OF facts.
then some one has done very grave
wrong, and we think those who did
il, should correct IL. II Major Nor
m an i, wrong. the Signal tenders its
columns 10 the other gentieaien ol
the committee 10 show wherein he
eYro.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

Tho Brookhaven Leader 81 last
week states that Maj r. w. M.ll'aps
OF st Louis gave tho Cyclone suffer
ers 500. T,is is q mistake. We
thiuk it proper TO give credit to
whom credit i, due aud in this IT,
.s.ancc. wa correct by stating that II
was X W Mil'saps of the firm OF
Millsaps & Bro, Of Haz'ehurs., who
gave the 800 mentioned in tue pa.
pCrs. d
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

A GOOD many papers of the State
arc paying their respects very warm
" to the abuse urder section 500 OF
The Cole sn,hcr;zirg the hiring out
Of county Fri on,rs. The Law is wo.
fully defective as IL now stands. and
some OF the outrases psrretrated M.
deri. by hcaitless contractors upon
the helpless prisoners in their charge
deserve the r~verrst censure and
pur ishm. Mt. Bsookhaven Leader.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

PRizE CoSuSpRuN.-Why oil our
Board OF Supervisors use such great
diligence to find aud get back the
s942 they say Uncle Billy Cook owes
and refuse TO investigate any body
else, or even when they know that
every Lody knows that somebody
else does owe the county, and de-
c!iro to order suit for it, or ask any
body to End ont low maea, &c.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We ara authorized to announce
II G. CONN, OF Copiab, as can
didate for the flee Of District Attor.
ney subject TO the actin OF Demo
cratic District Convention
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce 7.
J. Hasgrave as n candi 'n,a for
reelection TO the Office Of Sheriff o!
Copiah county. suij 'ct TO the action
II the Democratic panty.
FOR CHANCERY CLERK.
We arc authorized 10 announce W
l. Haley as q candidate for the office
o. Chaucery clerk Of C,pish comfy,
subject to the, action Of the Demo
cratic party.
We ave authorized 10 snnourc
G. F(Tohe) Wolfe. as q candidate
for the office OF Chancery clerk. oil
C,piab county, subject to the action
Of tie Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce
the name Of j. ID MUS Cranberry as
n candidate f,r the Office OF Cbancery
Clerk. OF G ,piah county. subject TO
rho action Of the Democratic Conscr-
vative party.
We arc Authorized to announce
j. NJ. Norman IA n candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Chancery
Geek Of Cspiah county. subject to
the action If the Democratic party.
We are sr.orrized to announce
W. II. Smith as q candidate for the
Office Of Chancery Clerk Of Copiab
county, subject to The action tf the
Democratic party.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We arc authorized 20 announce Z.
w. Brown ~ u candidate for re-e!ec-
ton tn the cffico OF Circuit Clerk OF
Ccpiah comfy; subject IL tie action
the Democratic party.
FOR TREASURER.
We nre au,hor.z Vi to announce b.
K. Hawkins as candidate FIR tie
office oil Treasurer Il Coriah county,
subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce
d.. A. Hunter. as candidate for
cifce OF county treasurer OF Cop'ah
county, spbjec. TO the action OF the
democratic conyeuticb.
We are authorize TO announces r
W. Millssps as q candidate for the
Office OF Treasurer of CIpiah county,
.aubject to tho action VI the Dsmo-
cratic party.
Wo are authorized 10 announce
Gee. W. Cranberry ss u candidate
for the office Of Treasurer Of Copiab
county; subject to tie action OF the
Democratic party.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
Tue in,ny fri' nds OF b F Catch
ings, announce in Us candidate
for sup, rvisor IRON beat / Subject
A. H. oo,;.,, ~ Tho copyantinp
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

Wo cordially invite Msssrs Matth-
ows and Lowe to explain through the
sigoal the spparent Inconsistency in
their report on the Cook investigs-
ton. Lets have Of the iac.s made
public.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

Gov Lowry is credited with say
ing recently, There Are four thing
I never did. l never attended ,
picnic. never made fourth o! Jul!
speech, never ate banana, and
never drank cup OF tea
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

1879, 2s7 81
1881, 2l7 A
By balance dae Cook, 3,2ll u
4,ll2 -
To hilance due Collector
and down, 3,2li IL
Or. By um'nt 10 collector for
polls, 1875, 347 80
Fines for 1850. 22O. 70
Redemption CT lands. dncs,
1876, l78 %
Redemption Of lands, cot.
ton weigher. fines and de-
linquent polls, 1877, 2,349 90
1859 %
To balance due Collector, l2l 90
Error In commissions, 80, Sc IS
BY amt due Collector l7S GO
10 amt allowance to Cook, 84i 10
BY balance due county, 465 81
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
70 amount due County and
hronOhf dawn

70 amount due County and
brought down, 465 81
To the Hon. Board OF Superviu-
ors Of Copiuh county: The under
signed appointed by your honorable
body at your April term, 1893, 10
examine tho accounts Of cx Sheriff
ond Tux collector w. ". Cook, would
respectfully report. that after seve.
raj days careful examination, that
said account as per detailed STATE.
inent above. shows q balance OF
| 465 81 100 dollars due the comfy
by ex.shcriff and tox.collector.
Would also report that Delin-
qupnt Li.ts for the years Of 1915.
1876. 1877, 1878, 1879 ard 1850.
shows amount due eleven thousand
and twcnty-six and Al 100 dollars,
and there has been paid On the same
FIVE hundred and ffiy.thrce and
$500 dollars, including oil poll
taxes. leaving balance on said lists
Of l0,472 $1,000 dollars.
We would also report, that in our
Investigations. We end as shown by
collectors receipt, that there Is due
county from ex.treasurer Hodges,
which he failed 10 report. the SUN Of
twelve hundred aud fifty.five and
IS 100 dollars
Respectfully Submitted,
J. =. MATTHEWS,
A. B. Lowe.
May oath, 1883.
MINORITY REPORT.
To the Hon. Board OF Supcrvis-
ors of Copiah county: The UNDER
signed. one OF the committee up
pointed to investigate the accounts
Of w. w. Cook. late sheriff and tax
collector OF said county, begs leave
TO report that he has carefully ex.
amined oil the accounts, collections,
dealings, &c, of said officer, together
with the other members OF the CON-
mi,,ce, but being unable to ogree
with them IN several particulars
makes this his separate report, and
refers TO the records and files from
which this report is made for proof
OF its correctness
1875. Ant due county, 1894 %
BY receipts, C,336 06
commissions, 195 %
6.532 81
Due collector, 1877 81
1876. Amht duo county, 27,32S OF
BY receipts. 2S,256 so
commissions, 1919 AZ
29,336 80
Due collector, 1910 81
1877. Amt due county, 33,5S7 so
on poll tax, 1886 06
35.s43 80
BY receipts, 33,0l7 Is
Hazlehurst property, 2.946 10
commissions, 1926 Is
38.l1s OIL
Due collector, 1915 o.
1878, Due county, 1888 II
BY receipts, 29,70O 81
Less error in rect. 20 Al
By maid county, 90,6sO 20
Hazlehurst property. los 81
I" poll tax, ITO 90
commissions, 1871 "a
1850 10
Balance due county, 4o7 81
1879. Due county, 26,s73 48
By receipts, $4,000 81
Haz,ehursl property, 1884 II
Delinquent polls, 760 80
Commissions, $50 Is
2s,605 92
Due the county, 267 90
1880. Due county, $4,000 "a
on account poll tax, $3.50 90
on acct Miss. mills, ls4 81
Total duo county, q 90. 50
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
FOR SUPERVISOR.

Tue ln,ny fri' nds Of b F Catch.
ings, announce in US candidate
for sup, rvisor from beat l. Subject
TO the action Of the convention.