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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-19
Kgum's Return.

st. Louis. 17.-judge Che ter Krum,
whose absence has caused so mucn com
mtnt for several weeks p,st, returned to
the city tonight and held = long confer
ence with his father, and some friends.
Nearly all the statements that have ben
published about him = ere news to hun
and excited surprise. He would not bs
interviewed, but said be would prepare q
statement for publication in cay or
two.
Further Developments in the case Of
eZ-Judge Chester H. krum. show that on
the 18th of June last year Robinson, re-.
tail dry goods merchant, a this city,
made an assignment and Judge Krum
wss appointed assignee, and gave bond
in $4,000 subsequently, under the di.
rectlon Of the court thereon the stock of
goods was sold by Krum to VIM. Barr
70 Co., the latter paying therefor some
thing over SAC, 900, with no record. The
inference is that Krum is in defa1lt for
the amount.
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A Resigning Reverend.

Chicago, 18.-Rev. Arthur Richie,
rector of the Episcopal church of the As
cension, of this city, announced to his
congregation that he would tender his
resignation next Wedr esday. Mr..
Richie has been recognized as an ex.
!reme rituslist and his church services
have been marked by extreme high
CT urch ceremonies, which have appar.
emily occasioned differences between
him and Bishop McLaren Mr.. Ritchia's
congregation is greatly attached to him
and his opponents credit hin with hav-
ing established a large and prosperous
parish and having successfully carried
out large number of projects
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gElELEGRAPHIc
More Star Route FooIIshness.

Washington, IS. - In the criminal
court this morning Reredell appeared,
accompanied by Merrick Others.
Judge Wylie asked Reredel if ha de-
sired to withdraw his plea of guilty OF
conspiracy in the star route case. ReFe-
dell answered in the affirmative Und T
the circumstances. said Judge Wyie,
60 the court has no hesitation in allowing
that it be done One man alone cspnot
be guilty Of conspracy The jurT has
acquitted The cthers, snd that is
enough.
The curt directed the clerk t. enter q
nolLe Zy osse, anG Reredell left.
After the organization OF juries for the
June term. Ker called up the Case against
VIM. Pitt Kellogg, charged with receiv-
ing money 10 connection with nSil ON
tracts while in the Sc ate Ker said he
understood Kellogg was under bail. A
messenger Wss i.paiehed for Kellogg,
and Ker then called up the two cases
against Thomas j. Brady, charged with
receiving money while seccrd assistant
postmaster ger ersl, the considerable
being the increasing of certain mail ser
vices. Ker said bail I'D not been pro-
vlded in these cases, nd asked for pro-
cess TO bring Brady irto court. Judge
Wylie raplie replied thai K-r should
have the process and the court would
make it rtturnable Tomorrow.
Kellogg appeHrei ia court, and waived
the reading of the indictment. W ilson
then presented bis pleas. Arguments
Will be heard on Saturday.
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Major Niskerson .

Washington, 17,-It has be asserted
that Major Nickerson was hiding in this
city, but he Rep&b@cGn will say to-
morrow, that, after investigation, it finds
that such ia not the case. It will also
publish statement that gentleman has
1ust arrived from St. Louis who says be
saw and spoke with the msjor in that
city last week.
We hing on, 1S.-Iti is believed at the
war department that the report that
Major Nickerson was seen at st. Louis is
true. The war department officials
think he is making his way to the Pacific
coegss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-19
Another Flood.

Kansas City. 17.-The river was twenty
and half feet above low water a, mid
night. A large portion of the bottom
lands is oveTfowed Serious damage is
done which will be very greatly in
creased by the further rise. The June
rise is about due. fit comes now with
the present stage CT water the loss will
be very heavy. The water now en-
croaches upon Harlem, opposite the city.
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Office Next to Walker House,
MAIN STREET
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of Salt Lake
CO@qsty, Territory of Utah.
In tbs matter of the Estate of Eliza
Wallin, deceased.

TT APPEARS TO THE JUDGE OF
L said Court by the petition of G. L.
Wallin, the administrator OF the estate
of Eliza Wallin, dacesscd, praying for
An 0rdar to sell real estate, that it is
necessary to sell tho whole of the real
estate to pay debts outstanding against
the deceased, and the debts, expenses
and charges of administration. 1t ia
| therefore ordered by the Judge Of said
court, that all persons interested in said
estate appear before said court on Sstur-
| dag, the 23d day of June, A. d. 1888 ct
30 q. m. of said DAY at the Office of the
Probate Judge, at his residence on North
Tenble street, between West Temple
and First West streets, Salt Lake City,
to show caIse. if any, why an order
should not be granted 10 said Admins
traitor, TO sell SO much of the real estate
Of the deceased SIS shall be necessary.
AND that copy of this order be pub
lished ten days previous to the day Of
hesring said petition in the Salt Lake
Daily herald, a newspaper published
in and having general circulation in said
county.
Dated at Salt Lake City this 10Th day
of June, a. D. 1888.
E. SMITH, Probate Judge.
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
CoUNTY'oF SALT LAKE. Be-
Hereby certify the foregoing to be
full, true and correct copy Of the original
order on file, III my Office, in the above
entitled matter.
In witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
[sEALel seal of the above pamea court
this 18th day cf June, A. D.
1888.
jels D. BoCKHoLT, Clerk.
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j. K. GILLESPIE
Real Estate and Lean Agent.


4 $235O. a a. Ba atR43 dSo5a 4 ! SI H3s.
n.y. modern style, in good repair, OF SIX
hsE large rooms snd Summer kitchen, a
Iltl.td handsome paIlor nicely papered
El heavy, expensive ceiling cornice and
bow window. Lot 66x165 feet Of ground,
growing with nice locust and poplar shade
trees; water plenty, healthy location, out of
the dust, and affoIding the grandest view Of
the city, valley and lake to be had. Situated
at the head or Main Street, not far from bust
ness. Is
p IOO' OF g.ound, we'll fenced, good view,
nine blocks east of Main Street, half block
from ear line, 18th Ward; will divide 1t for
~" TS S a COY HOUSE OF FOUR
@IAoO rooms. lot 50xIS2 feet of groun d
south front in lawn fruits,etc good location
splendid view and close to business, Eigh
tenth Ward, north of Caldsr's block. 81
..A0OO ALARGE TWO STORY ADOBE
Sf- w house of eight rooms, modern
style, with bow window, doub e porches,
etc.; nice, large lot in good cultivation,
facing south and west, and affords a grand
view of the city; water plenty, and close to
business, at the head of Main street. 55
&90S0 COMFORTABLE HOUSE
pOAoO New adobe house of five rooms
good cellar, south front, porch, all in good
repair, and fine lot, 6xl5 rods of ground,
with a choice variety Ct fruits. and plenty OF
land for another nice residence; first class
location, Twelfth Ward. So
.A6SOO A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
PoOOo' of eight rooms, halls. butteries,
CLOSETS and bow window, bath room, not and
Geld water, good cellar, etc. Large lot, with
nice shades; lawns, and in first class locality
together with large barn for three horses anG
buggy. IA
FOR RENT.
One or two furnished rooms suitable fol
husband and wife, or two gentlemen. Call a
my office.
House rooms 81 blocks east of Post
Office Second South street, S25.
Office Next to Walker House
MAIN STREET
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Obituary.

Boston, 17.-Albert 9. Brad.treet died
at Melrose Highlands on Saturday night,
aged 70 years. During the war he was
appointed doorkeeper of the House Of
Representatives, Washington, which
Office he occupied nearly twelve yesrs.
He was lineal descendant of Samu el G.
Bradstreet.
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The NIurderous cable Road.

Chicago, 1S.-Jobn Flynn, six years
old, was run over and fatally msngled
by the cable street car line, yesterday.
He makes the thirteenth victim since the
Inauguration Of tha cable system. 1t ia
not success. AEho time dos it furnish
the public with transit accommodations
much if any better than these secured by
horse cars, and at the same time the
lives ofthe people along its various lines
of track are kept in constant jeopardy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-19

t" Yoatr Skin Cure is superercez1ent.
3 is fast curing n1y daughter or
Tiaag1Oorn1, aChie& had spread all
O0eT her body" Mrs. E. L. D.
Merriam, Blue Hill, Mass. Drug
gists keep it. 81 per package.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-19

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER
of Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both my
self and wife owe cur lives 10 SHI.
hOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
Said By z. G. II. /. Drug Store cd
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Fire Record.

Cincinnati, 17.-Bellevue House, q
well.known hill top resort at the top OF
Elm street, has been on FIRE since mid
night and is still burning at 1.30 8. N.
The hoaaA wss valued at $50, 900.
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The Irish.

London, 17.-PArnell will visit Amer
ics in the autumn.
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Health is Wealth


Dr.. &. G. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAy
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dir
illness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Menta
Depression, softening of the BrJn resulting in
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Barrenness, Loss o.
power in sither sex, Involunts ry Losses
caused by over-exertion of the brain youthful
folly etc. Each box contains one months
treatment. s1.00 box, or six boxes for $500
sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With eaoh order receive,
by us for six boxes, accompanied with $50
we viii send the purchaser our written guaraI
tee to refund the money if the treatment dcst
not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only L!
y. G. MI. Drug Store Salt Lake City Tta!
ia 20
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
Administrators Notice.

WnUIvas icter- Of a1niais ration
wore granted to 'l, under-igsel by
The chancerv court OF @ pan connty
Safe OF Mississippi, on ,ha 23cd day
OF October, 1888, on tho estate of A.
U. Smith. deceased, and notes IL
hereby gwen 10 oil persous holding
claims against snid decedeut to ex.
hiblt the same aud have thin regis
tered by the clerk OF said court with.
in ore year from the date OF said
grant or they will I've forever barredi
aud all persons indebted to said de.
csdent are rtqa,s'ed to come for.
ward and pay the same. This 23d
day OF OF O;tuber. 1888.
U. MnisAps.
County Administrator,
90. 25 = 4 times.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
FOSTERS CREEK CLUB.

Resolutions Adopted at Their Recent
Meeting.
REsoLvED: That we hereby con-
denim the course of The Copiahap, n
newspaper published in Hsz'ehu's'
Copiah county. Misr., and deem It
unworthy the confidence or support
of democratic taxpayers.
RESOLVED: That We refuse to
take or read this organ of the So
called independent party. whose rec.
oynized head is ]. P. Matthews,
an avowed radical, whose sole am.
bition is the control Of our county at
fairs, ut the expense of the good
people OF Copiah.
RESOLVED: That We cordially en-.
aorse the course Of the CorlAH $40
NAL and Crystal Springs Meteor. aud
will do all in our power 10 sustain
these papers.
RESOLVED: That the secretary DC
authorized 10 have these resolution
published.
m. wErKs, Prss't.
r. NJ. HAnms. Sec'y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
VOTE FOit RHYMES
MARRIED..

Oa Tnursday, Oco""r Is, - 'ho
r.,ionce Of the brides hti'ev, Mr.,
+. n. WadielI, ne = We~.u, y,
Rev. r. W. Pnrs, RI Jr. p.
,iay, of W.ss0p, aud Miss ii. G.
w hde'l OF Lincoln. county.
The SIGNAL t.nhets il c1ngralu
la,;ous To- the happy coailr, ard
wishes them life If prosperity aud
happiness. We trnss that no III
fortune may overt Ike them. blu; tina,
heir weddtl career may be roplete
with affection FIR each 0tlrr. We
have known tho groom for a loug
while, aud feel free to say that 18TH.
bride has the Characteristics of q
true womanh 3ol that mark J.ln as u
man, they are happily mated.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
1Nsrrcrons ANp MAnsnALs.

INSPECTIONS AND MARsuALs
The following bsvs.teen app iuted
by tho board 81 election commission.
tra "a inspectors and MM-ha's Of tho
elec ion TO DO hel. o. TIL ,sday, NV
Oh.
nrAr /.
II .z.l,nrst Il ,st -,.Ius. Z b Who'll l.
ar II G ,xwell Il NJ B.nk,ton: mar.
shsl. Frank Morrison
Hsz ehur-, Wrst--Ina. J,s Pur-
Ser. a b q Pnr.ck. Il Il Sims; mac.
shsl. Jnu l. va.
| G i;man--Ins Jno Doids, " T
M; Dade, d d Bell; inarsha', Viii
ID dds.
Forest u,l'-lr. BF O,,chings,
l. q Byrd, G j Pu'spr; mirlhal Nor
sal Teston.
Martinsvill--Ins 10 Dodds, ID
w S,mm ,ns, s r Pcrraw; ,nashsl I
J Bowie.
BEAT z
Rockport-Ins. w s Catchings, A
II L,tie, A Pag.; mnshal. Doc Gas.
tello
Sslters-Ins. ] L Ramsey. jasper
Braely, r A Nation; marssl w Ii
Middleton.
b muregard-Ins. W b Dckerson
A s Furr, W ] Tilimap; marshal, W
w R Cole.
We s,n-Ius. G E Hartwell. NJ F
Block 4 ii Thompson; msl shal Il
Cable. --'''4, -
prAr3 an
Ccntcnnisl-Ins. jas F Thompson ,
T j. Bsacham. II g McLsurin: mar
shall w w Womsck'
Sp-ncers Mil'-In, N NJ Higd on,
Jesse Thompson, w j Barlow; mar
shall II J Mullins.
Tail Ho!t-lus. j 2 MsOks, X N
Harris, X j Allan.
Fergu.cn-Ins. ] j. McCnllum,
Rich Douglass, Iii Shannon; mar
shall Frank Davis.
BEAT 4.
Mount Hope-Ins, J T McLemorc.
C A Talisf.rru, j Il II .rtiu; mar
shsl, II b Harris.
Pine Bluff-lns. Z tes Ainswor.h,
Allen Anderson, q Il Mcneil; mu-
shsl. Jno. Williams.
II a,h's Store-Ins John Clark
" X Cheek, CIV Ford; marrhal, W
Shclby.
Green's S',re-R B MINIS d s;
Hunt, Ell Graves; msrsr,, Frank
McPnail.
BEAT 5.
Crystal S rirg-. Es'-BR F,rd.
7 g Fl ride, r A HARRISON; marshal,
J G Brown
Crystal Springs. Wesley A
Crum. CA Head, f w Flu chess
mrrsbal, Jnn Day.
II pewell-H l. Gnyne-. l. SO.
jonrner. W Barlow; marshal, Dsv"
Gates.
Br,wus S'orc-Hun'or Grh, D
woch F b Catching Marshal,
Frtrh GAynes,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
suxAxISc SATURDAY NIGHT.


The Ccn;,al y ,mocrt'c' Climb had
an iotcrssti me, ting last S'tnr-
day night. [ tie absence OF ID"
presiden', NJ. }. s. Sexton resided
in dig. ifci manner, ami made a
few ringing remarks upon tho im'
port,nc, OF granl cifJrt OF the
part OF tho democra.v TO olecs their
ticket. Mr.. II. d. Mye'. j.. de-
Iiveredan address which was reple,e
with sound reasoning ard good
points. Ills remarks were addressed
principally 10 the consideration OF
the thinking people, aud was welt
,imoi aid happily conceived. At
tho conclusion of his speech, the
club pail it, respects to Janius, the
correspondent of the } 'c!;son T:ib.
une. in tho following resolution:
Whereas, There are certain ru.
m RS sfi Va. in ard around Halle
hurst that The artist, in the Jackson
Tribune and copied in the C1piah.
an, Of Hazlehurst, over tho signature
Of Junius are written Ivy a member
~ tho H,zlehurst Central Dame crat-
10 Club, Therefore. be il resolved,
That said Junius be requested TO lot
his nome DO known to. or Withdraw
from oar club, il it is true that he il
a member OF the club.
And further. That il is the ssnsc
Of this club tina. il Junius is q men,
Der rs reported. and DIES not show
his hand. that he is traitor OF the
worst type.
BE il further resolved, That The
club does not boli:ve in said rrmor.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

TO THE VOTERS OF HAZLEHUIsT,
Gent,mr As the election for
NJ .yor nur town approaches. and
the M ei- near at hand AMI having
teen cuconr Cd 10y my friends to
again aspir. the ,fiice, I announce
iny,.;i W - c. didaie for reelection.
Il rcel cpn. c,uus of the fact ihai ]
have t-iad tn di.ch,rge my duty ~
nv, o. a,d nav. -ndeavnred TO bulls
No he m RS. AID fipaucial condition
OF he town .nd given my time and
atten,ipn 30 i lHc~l and public i'm
provementa. ] have kept Cos
ws,ch ever i's.bu.iness management
aud have mad. II point to see that
he tow received valuation for oil
m mics xp-H"ei.
have no friends 10 reward and no
enemies to punish. Now il is for
yon to FAY in the coming election
whe,h.r my administration has met
yonr approval or otherwise. 1t II
not for the one hundred dollar salary
per annnm that ] consent 10 st ok the
olli,e again, but it is that l have
some ambition tn see my endeavors
approved by you. and wide.felt in.
terest IN the building up of our town,
in all which, you, it's citizens, are
equally Interested; the enforcement
OF tho law. and pablo Improvement t.
to which We must oil look for good
morals and the enhancement in valut
OF our property.
Yours very truly.
L. Q. WILLIAMSON.
Fl zlehurs,. Oct. 6. 1883.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
FERGUSON CLUE.

This club met GA last Thursday
night; F. NJ. Davis, Prosiden'. j. Is
Middleton, vice president, a. J Fos-
ter, secretary and Capt. Brown
Middleton, chief Of artillery. The
club numbers rs, aud Was address
ed by 3. Middleton. a. j. Foster
ard John Higdon in eloquent
speeches, wbicn produced great Gu
thrsiasm. The course Of the SIGNAL
was approved. and the club uaani-
nously endorsed the political course
OIL. l. Meade, Chairman OF the
Democratic Executive Committee,
and ". l.. Mitchell. proprietor oil
the SIGNAL. ard resolved t, sustain
20 their utmost this true democratic
o.eau, which has done, and is doing,
80 much to promote the real inter-
es,s OF the people Of CJpiah county
On metion the following resolution
was uuauimo sly adopted. viz:
That we denouHce the course oi
tho Copishan in deserving tho demo
cratic party, which sustained II Tor
go many years, and horebj resolve
to have nothing to do with such q
sheet.
Resolved, That we refaso to take
said paper, the organ oil the
radical party, under tho lead o! Prin'
Mathews, and we deem 1t unworthy
the support of any man who has a.
heart the real welfa,e OF the comfy
Resolved, That our support sha'I
be given the SIGNAL aud Meteor or
CANS representing the Intelligence
and true Interests Of the county.
F H. DAVIS, Pres.
Y Cz.u.. Ga.k
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
FORREST HILL TO ROCKFORD.

FOREST HILL TO ROCkfokr.
To Rockport Democratic Club:
GHrLrMES:--
Accept our thanks for endorsing
our resolution at Your last meeting.
We see this political matter alike
aud dou't propose to DO ruled by a
party Of ignorance and poverty head
cd by scape-goats and traitors OF our
race. Work. WORK, WORK. till SIX
o'clock ruesday, the 9th day of No
ycmber nd all will be well.
L. G. BIRD, President OF Forest
Hii Club, and speaking III her be-
half.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
wEssoN SHORT ITEMS.
PICKED Up AND CONDENSED by OUR
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
Speaking ut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Conccrt---socinl Notrs---Pian FORA
Catholic Church, Etc,

Speaking ut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nj
of Conccrt---social Sotrs---Pian FORA
Catholic Church. Etc.
NJ. N. Cooke has g. far r.cov
cred from his recent baud to cav
OF fiic, with his Gin, that he is able
10 be out on our streets.
Mrs. Will Hartwell coptepp'ates
giving another of her elegant socia'
b!os. We are looking forward to ii
With 3 great deal Of pleasure, ~ O
nice time is always guaranteed wher
Mrs Hartwell is hostess.
Mss Clarke, Of Alsbams. is The
latest addition TO our Wesson s>cie.
IS. Sho is very agreeable and &C
comp'ishcd. and We bope hcr stay In
Wss<on will be q pleasant one, She
is connected with General Mangum's
millinery establishment.
TIE mills arc doing some very
substantial improvements for Mr.
Atwood, in reuova,ing and enlsrg
ing tn, iicuss lately occupied by ME-
Mangum. The Latter gentleman has
removed to the house vacated b,
Ms. Dora Lee,
DR.. Rowan spike in B,aursg,rd
to good crowd Tuesday night. and
made splendid appeal for the dem.
ocratic party. lie WAS followed by
&. A. H,mll or, who made n 6uen
address. DR.. Rowan will speak in
wesson The last S .turday night DO
fore the election.
Didn't fuse. The coucesters had a
complimentary propo 'i,ion from the
talented All Foo, of Canton, China
10 Join them in a jJiut show. for p,i
vste reasons probably his rat eating
proclirities) Manager S)meryill'
gave pronp. denial. This treat
ment OF this Chinese missionary will
create considerable comment in tn
almond.eyed nation.
A. the residence Of Mr. A. I
Woodin we saw the plan OF the
Catholic church which ia to be bail
10 he southern portion 1T TIE town
1t will 70 something on the plan o
tho Presbyterian church, only not &c
large. 80 BY 90 f4et aro about th'
dimensions. This will be n great
addition &c W,ssjn, ss the mills viii
then 10 able 20 retain al lhe crh'
10 operatives. J. sill a!sn cause
others 10 settle among us Who weu'c
not 10 so Under other circumstances
Owing to Indictment reiiner, ~
disposition OF frat tenor md oHs'
and other circumstances aud p'rrcn
over which stage ms""aer 5 NEE
vile had no control, lie hs@ hecl
fore. Il 10 postpone for orc week 'h'
engagement Of his Wcsson Cr''eri'l
Acme O5era'ic Combination, but on
mex. Faday and Saturday nish'c
the 2S,h aud 9Th OF Oitobtr, he
nromises q raro ,reit to the puzzle
T. tire change OF programme ans
sccaery each night. Th'se VIII
have 10. hoard Ade'ioi Patti Shouts
be on hand. "Dar will bs rsz,rs fly
| ;vu in do mir -
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
administrators Notice.


Whereas letters OF administration
were granted to the undersigned by
the Cnanorry Curt OF Copiah county
State Of Mississippi, on tho Oh day
OF O,,ober. 1888. on the estate o
James Bridges, deceased, notisn is
hereby given 10 all persons holding
claims against said decsdent to e1
hibit the same and have than regis
.ered by the clerck Of said cou''
within Que year from the date o.
said grant, or they will be forevsl
barred; and all persons indebted to
said dccedent are requested to come
forward aud pay the same. Tnii
25th day oil Octol,er. 1883.
NJ. s @. BRIDGES,
r. r. BnIpars.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
VOTE FOR HONEST RULE

Col. Martin offers his old home
stead, situated three mills from Mar
tiusviilo for salc. 1t is \ valuable
pace, and is in good repair, having
good dwelling. oathouscp, gin, barn,
fencing etc., II Jon wan, n bargain,
now is your time. See notice else
where.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
For Sale.

One hundred and forty.two acrts
in ono mile oil Haz'ehnrs', Miss {,
ninety acres cleared. There is on
the place comfortable dwelling
aud cut uouses; good we'll and u
never failing spring branch; \ good
peach, spp'e, pear, ounce aud plum
orchard. Altogether, therci ia not a
more desirable plac' from CHICAGO
t. New o leans for fruit and trnck
farming. Adj lres me- at Haz'ehurst.
Miss u G BAKER.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

Mrs. Nrra +. II ,llam, m 81 cs'i-
mable lady and wife Of Maj W, NJ
II liam, died a. Wesscu on Monday
m Jrning ias'. after u lingering i'll
ness $40 wa, '.uried on Tuesday
morniog at Ten o'clcc&.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

The democratic club Of Browns
store precinct will meet on Thurs
dsy, October 30tb. Every member
is earnestly requested to be there,
as business of Importance will be
transacted. ~,
DAs MARTIN. Sscy.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
Dissolution Notice.

TIE rar,n-reh% un,lcr the firm
ard style Of A NJ. Lyeil 4 @, Wa
in th- $50 dey of February 1882
Dissolved. l having pnrcinscd The
entire inters, in ,aid firm ,assum.,l ali
deb-s against sams. Al' ptr,ies in.
dsbttei 70 asid A. NJ. Lsvii & ca
viii please make u .,ment 4" the ut.
dsrsisnci. Very II ,apec'fullv.
w. j WILLIAMS
st. WossUn, M.s..