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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-03

No Republican in the county
should allow his personal likes or
dishkes to influence his vote next
Tuesday for Representative. Ohio
Republicans have an opportunity
that they will not have again for four
years, and every voter in the State
should do his utmost to secure the
election Of a United States Senator
Ito succeed PendIeton. This can
only be done by using every effort to
retain our majority in the Legisla-
.ture. A Republican Legislature next
winter is just as important, and even
more so, than the election Of High
lands gallant son, Judge Foraker
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12

Pay Your AcceuSTs-The time
has iow come when oil accounts for
It's past year should be paid. l there.
fore earnestly request all who are in.
debtcd 10 no ~ come forward and
settle at once. Ika7o waited on you
ton months for my money, it IL only
right that I Should be- laid now.
Dom, wait my longer.
w. B. Cook
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
GUARDIANS SALE.

~ Authority or = doc,el " tho Chnnccry
Court of copish cornsy, nie on the 9th
dsy u Jan IssS b,ing at o. i'nuary term
i5s3 OF sad court, as gnrdian OF II L
Grant, nou compos mon;is, VIII o. Mon
day the oh day e February 1873, ut the
Couit house door. In tia pwn Of Haze
buest, soil ut public vcnduc.to the highest
bidder for cash, tho following land, viz:
Eat half south west Quar.crl-'s I'D acrea'
section 9 township range VS.; north
cas-. quarter soCi.on TOWNSHIP iarG, !
west; eos. half ard east hslfwcst half aud
.outh ives. quarter moth va, quarter s'e.
ton ,own'hip range 4 vet; south hall
OF south bali and north west huart'r nofu'
ives, quarter section s Township range !
west; west hall and north est Quni,r and
west half south east QuaI.-r ccii9l town
shin rnrge west.
Said description beiig lhtul,d 10 mn.
brace Ill me land owned hy laid II g Giant
In Copish countj State OF iissis'ii p.
sail lands Gro 10 be sol" y pay debts
Il 10 A liam Guardian.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12

HOSIERY. LATEST NOVEL
TIES in fancy strip, and coli ! col.
ors, at astonishing 'ow prices. Mons
ladies, children and Misses in great
variety. BAnSEa & WILKINSON
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
NOTICE.

havo this day a sumed the posi-
ton and entered upon tho discharge
tf the duties If Business Manager OF
"rae Moses Marx Fead. Sale and
Livery Stable" l shall st all times
be prepared 10 accommodate those OF
nv friends, ard the public generally
" It'll tho bes. of stock or ANYTHING in
tho feed or livery lie. Gil AID sec
me before purchasing elsewhere, as /
think, that with Ito facilities at my
command, / can safely g1aran.ot
full md complete saisfaciion. No
troublc to show stock. or give pi ices.
80 OAK L. BEowY.
January, 2ud, 1883. 10
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12

The sdnIo trouble. cfe.r
sN 'rsh, inIa' ~ e sSa9 S
,c, @ Ct
ioi,'nl
s0
W hishe
is saa psras Olas ya Large Beetles % ssns
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
coLnBEp VOTERS

Il pab!e to read. ere it duoed by pro
,es.a'ions OF special regard and care
for them, by a fow of moro inte'il-
renco of ,heirracc, to give lheie sui
frsces into the keeping of the latter
supposing that they would receive
diriatercsted advice, but i charge
,ha. viii the money corrup,ly used
in said distric. by yoa and others in
your behalf, these advisers on 'bossss'
wero bribed aud dtbausasd into
a.ins ihSlr influence and securing
many " said voters to Yoss fer ycu
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

DiNihiNt HAAShNLi'
for The Northern District OF Missis-
s'ppi, for the purpose of having To-
die'ol and prose ing such persons
ro,iling in tho End Corgcts 10 @!
District as you thiak prop for acts
committed at tho lao Congressional
o'ectjs n; il other words; that yon
hayo boa d,tailcdhy Jour owa so!ici-
tst;on, ut &c cxpouse If tho Govern
meui, by tie Department Of Justice,
10 prosecute your own election con-
tc,t by lho persecution Of your cd
ver. ar.o, 10 Tho United S at,s Curt
20, said district. Respectfully.
Van II. MAyNIy1.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
Manning Replies TO Cha.
mers' Notice OF Contest.

nial Of all tho allegations in Chal
mers' notice Of contest, CD Manning
Gays:
al admit tina. the inspectors AM
cltr,s Of the several precincts did
certify IT, the county commissioners
Of election ia their respective coun.
tics that you received a majority o.
the votes cas-; aud | further admit
that l,i72 yoIes which The commits.
sioners Cf Tato county returns us
cas-. for J Il Ctambloss, weso in faci
cast for you and that the name OF
Casmbless was insert led in tho return
10y clerical error instead of your
name.
And ia this connection | state,
that because oil said error 10 your
prejudice.
Will NNA AaAh ~ nLhA
in said Congress, or ask tie clerk to
e.roll my name a. a member thereof
until / have vindicatcl, aud the
House shall haze affirmed my right
thereto.
charge, upon information and
bolicf, that many votes given you, a.
every prosinet aggreSaIing at least
ore.third of all you received, were
gained by You in modes wholly illc-
gal End subvcrsive OF fir aud free
ballot. and thJull not DO counted.
HAVING PRETENDED FOR MANY YEARS
10 lie il fall accord with tie Demo
cratic p,rty you Oh ihe--day o.
1852, entered into a corrup. iarSain
with somc ci tho T. ombers Of Tue Re
rub'icla Congressional Executive
Committee. oil waich JsY \. Nable!!
w..s Chairman, and ID. l.. Henderson
secretary, whereby you were to be II
candidate for Congress at said cleo
ii IL, and if elected to vote with their
party, or Us desired by tho Federal
Ada.iuis ration OF ce;t in imp rant
party quc,tions, in consideration for
whic], il was agreed that said adj
ministra'ion should use lis power,
aud make It's appointments in said
Congress- district, in such man
Ter as bcs! 20 promote your o!cctio',
and that money should he collect, d
from Federal employees AID used US
Q corruption fund in sid district.
THIS coEEcPr UNDERSTANDINGS
many Government officials ard en-
plcyces in raid district dig n;ly
worked for your election. lest any
lack FINAL N tli.aat.-seGpsct might re
suit in the loss OF their r5sFocGSs
positiors. Federal appointment
were made during Tho campaign
with reference to your election rather
han tbs public service, and appoint
eea were sent to that district GU the
false pretcn;o Of public service, bu;
in realty to coax and drive the voters
OF that district 10 your support.
/ charge that part OF the consiacra-
ton for the support of you, By one
Geo. NJ. Buchanan, and one John $
Baton, OF Marshall county, was Ito
appointment OF one J,Gr M1hou,
pos;m4s,cr al Holly Slrnss, in said
county, aud .hat oar y. I. Wim5or-
", oC YAl!oba,ia county, and Elgai
a. West, If MsssAali eoua:y, w,ro
sp9o.ntcl by tho Commissioned Of
Ia,cfnal Revenue MS Special Revenue
Agents a. largo salaries TO secure
th,.r active seaport for you, aud to
act as c.nissarics from the Govern
men, during taid campaign, and that
,hcy did give merely their entire
.ime to political work in your in,of-
es'.
A large amount Of
MONEY ASSESSED
., ~ - n,,;,1,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12

PRINTS AND CALE0ES. THE
latest Fall styles now on hand, which
will DO replenislied from timo to time
as the season advances. BARNES &
WiLHIysoN. E-,,l,,n, Y-i,,7,
FLANNELS, OPERA ALL
shadessaxony woodland lowest grades;
all colors ut extremely low prices.
BARNES & WILKINSON
DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS
Ladies will Slways End our stock OF
laccs, embroidcries, buttons, Trim
mingg, colla's, cuffs Sc, include all
lhs novelties Of the season. aud at
much lower figures than they have
been accustomed to pay for such
goods. BARNS & WlLklSs:S.
GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS
aud family supplies, ofall kinds. On'
stock is large and fresh, and prices
low as The lowest. Call on u.s..
BARNES & WILKINSON.
SHOES. ALL STYLES FROM
loves. grade to best Philadcphia
make. A large stock to s;lcrt from.
BARNES & WILKINSON
HARDWARE, PLATED CUT
LERY and Spoonr, Knives, Forks,
Pocket-knivos, Hinges, scrows, bolts
locks, aud in fact oil articles Of hard
waro usually called for will be found
in our stock. Call on us for almos
anything wanted in Ibis line.
B,Eyrs & WILKINSON.
BARNES L WILKINSON, RES
PECTFULLY invite tho attention Of
lhr ir customers ard tho public, to
their large and varied stock which
is offered at prices such Us will induce
cash buyers to favor them with thoir
patron g..
CLOTHING. wEIHAvE spE.
CiAL bargains in thu iiue to offer,
nnd invite inspection " our stock,
which is full and com,lcte.
RArsrs G. WILKINSON
HOSIERY. LATEST NOVEL
TIES in fancy strip, ana scli ! col
ors, at astonishing 'ow prices. Mons
ladies, children and Misses in great
variety. BAnSEs y WILKINSON
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
A large amount OF
MONEY ASSESSED

aud collected from Federal officials
aud employees under fear OF dismiss
a, with the knowledge anil approval
Of the Executive Department Of the
Government, was seat to said dig
trict and used by you and those who
co-opcyatei with you 10 induce vo-
ters by corrupt considerations to use
their iuGnencc. by public speaking
aad otherwise, to vote for you at sad
election.
Ia said district there ore over To-
600 colored voters, aad O large pro-
portion OF them were raised as slaves,
and are so ignorant as to be easily
mislol or cheated. Very many oil
them aro instructed and believe that
they are the wards Of tic Federal
Government, and suppose they are
ia du'y bound 10 vote AZ desired by
tho Administration or is officials,
ard many were induced to vote for
YOU because OF TIE instructions by
rover nee and postal agents, deputy
marshals, supervisors and others.
Many
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12

Call q. w D. Cooks Pharmacy
ior the "Two Bits" n;ekie cigar; the
best in town.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12

EoR SALE-T.llmlns Long SILK
S,avle Cation Seed io' sale at L. T.
BirdsouS. No otter ike it. Sold
for moro than my other cotton. APP
ply a. once. 49-i.
Three hundred bushelf OF oats for
sslo by DIR j. q Bird. Apply at
opeo. 20 n
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
For Sale.

For Sale.
/ have for sals the Texas Red rust
proof oats. raised wcst. A7ply TO
"a B. T. MARTYR.
Mls.insyll 0. Mss. rs
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
low to Cure ConsumptloiiN

1Nc GIt'lt UUEi-
bcrofdcathsfrOm
this destroyer OF
the human race,
and it, rapid H.
crease. call with
trumpet voice for
the genius ofsolnc
ono 10 devise
means for the &C.
throncment of its
power. The cure
has been dlscov-
cred md is saw
ing thousands.
Genius has in
vented q detect
or; nature has
furnished the
remedy. Avail
yourself OF II be-
fore Il Is too late.
A slight cold, IL
neglected. often
terminates in
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12

consumption. TO guard aEalnss tn ,i.,s suro
anl fatal dSs,TSSsra W. i,oae y Of Ia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-23

The celebrated Grown Cylinder. jour
nal and other lahgisatinG OILS q waid
& Oampball'A
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REMovAI..

Y @. CASE. DENTIST. once -
Ls Yesler-Leary Block, second c9x1ko
fat. Residence. Columbia street drst
door above Front. si9du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-23

CANADIAN RArI.AoAps.-In all Cana
dian railroad projects Of recent times
those aEe supposed 10 BE- "millions." and
thsy are accordingly sought with in
tsnss saeerness by capitalists and spscu-
laSorA 'rhs Southeastern Rsilroad vas
varshAasa Aua. 9Th BY the Grand Trunk
end Vermont Oeutral Companies for
SA.o06OM and the Toronto. Grey and
nrues line, Of al miles length. vAs
leaasd On the 9th 10 the Canadian Pa
siAe Company for see years as tlt0, 900
pw annom. This purchase and this
beaas add considerably 10 ths strength
q the two great Canadian companies.
eaeh Of which aims - nearly - possible
- esatrol the railroad traffic Of the Do
ninion. The Grand Trunk has hersto-
soss been the great Canadian railroad
poVss, and b yse in The East, but the
O1nadian Pacific h % rapldly coming
- The front - 70 ondangsr the further
OpeemAsy Of il more aged rival.
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Professional cards " per month for one
inch. and d. 50per month for onehan inch.
Locals, 10 cents line for one insertion.
and Is cents line per month.
Commercial advertising. 81 per inch for
one insertion, and " per month.
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Bifoeai eiassss. for seeing near and
fax, e Lit1lo Iac'A
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ADVERTISING RATES
P0ST-MTELLI LIGENCER.
FOR DAILY:

Professional cards. . per month for one
inch, and ~ per month for one-half inch.
Locals, 10 cents line for one insertion.
% cents line for six insertions, and 10
cents Q line per month.
Commercial advertisements, 80 cents an
inch one insertion, $50 an inch for six
insertions. ~ an inch for two weeks, $50
three weeks, and % per month.
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l. "rhs Grand Conclave" Response
by Barrett.
,. The People We Meet When Tray-
slinx"--Response by DR.. G. ii.
Nexrick.
8. "The Ladies OF Our Company"-Re-
sponse Ny j. W. George.
{. "ThA Steamer Mexico Response
by the purser.
To conclude with Marching Through
Georgia" by the company aud audience.
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Professional cards. ~ per month for one
inch. and - per month for one-half inch.
Locals. 2s cents line for one week. and
50 cents line per month.
Commercial advertising. S2 an inch for
one week. and 81 an inch per month.
The above rates will be strictly adhered
70 with all new advertisements. and with
old advertisements II continued upon the
expiration Of present. CONTRACTS.
the POST-inTEllicEMCER PUB. CO.
Seattle. June TO- 1883.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-23

UxTvsaszrY OF WASHINGTON TIaRr-
zony.-We are In receipt Of . catalogue
q the university OF Warrington Terri
tory, Seattle, w. r.. for the scholastic
yeas l062-6a From Q review Of the cat
aloaus the university seems to be In q
1o0rishinQ condition. Situated In one
Il he NEST boantifal lcitics on the coast
Deaeeessd Of IN abl& corps Of INSTRUCTOR
yell conducted boarding department,
nAanral histogy department. primary
sAlninQ eohool, library and museum,
Ills inslitution psssents Ill Of the natu-
~ ADVANTAGES Of our higher schools
and seminarisa OF learning. That Il
viii succeed and become an indispen-
aAbls factor In the educational inter
ssts Of Seattle, and . valuable land
0ask In the history Of that territory
vAsn Il shall have put on the dignified
ypAoe Of s1a1ehooo, NO ons can doubt
Who win tAke the pains % examine its
situation and surroundings. and nots
H. Married and popular Standing OF il
board % regents, and the signal ability
and seAolarship Of tts faculty. The Rrss
oorm Of the scholastic year begins Sep.
eembee ., l6ea.-Aibasg Herald.
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TEE VANCOUVER MILITARY RE
SERVE.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 9.-Secretary Lin
coin was some time since requested to
grant permission to a Catholic oGmmu
nifty 70 erect church unon one of the
military reservations in the west. He
declined TO grant the petition, and sub
sequsntly stated in Justification of bis
course:
Icould furnish number of examples
where very great trouble had been caus-
ID BY different action. In one case
what appears to have been originally a
harmless license, has now been expand
ID into claim for whole military re-
oervation and all the buildings put upon
Is At an expense of moro than $500 900.
This statement has caused very gen.
sral inquiry by the papers and on the
part OF the public for the particulars of
suoh barefaced attempt at robbery by
q religious body. There has been a
stronQ feeling on the matter manifested
by certain prominent members of the
Catholic church, as il was generally uu-
derstood that il was one OF the older
western missions shat the secretary re-
leEred 10. IL was asoertained, however,
on excellent authority, that the case re-
ferred to by Secretary Lincoln il that
Of the 81. James mission, Washington
Territory. In this case q bill was in
tsoduoed In the hrst session of the for
ty.third congress In 1878. under the act
of congress Of August, 18tS, by which
The Territory of Oregon, in which the
land In dispute was then located, was
oeeAnixsd. The bill provided that the
lnnd not sxoeeding GAO acres, now occu-
ptod g missionary stations among the
I1dian tribes In the said territory, to.
gelhe. With the improvements thereon,
b confirmed and established In tho sev-
sni religious societies to which said
mission statisns respectively belong.
Ihe mission Of st. James was ostab-
hhed In 1898 at Vancouver, on the
north bank Of she Columbia river, In
the then Territory Of Oregon. lt has
continued IN the religious uses for which
u WAs established from that time 10 the
present. The bid for the issuance Of a
patent for this land was referred 10 the
which, ON June ~, 1874, reported favor.
ably upon il. Il was then recommitted
10 the committee, which again reported
fayorably. This report was referred to
the committee Of the whole, but no ac-
Aiou taken. In the Forty-sixth Con-
GGon the bill was again introduced, and
also presented a. petition. A refer
snoe 70 the private claim committee re-
suited In another favorable report,
which vas also committed to tho com-
nittse Of the whole house and ordered
printed. This report finds the effect
regarding the original occupancy Of
~ land ~ above stated, and refers in
eidsntally 10 the subsequent essablish-
Uent Of military reservation thereon
hv thA Ijnitnd 6tataa. aIoO Ia otheY
claimants who we're contrasting the right
Of the mission. The report, In oonclud-
N, rsoommsnds a.. the psssage q the bull
= ososr % give sne .I:., m.I.,on q ieea s,- ~.
aers upon which its church building and
uioaiou house are located.
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wuY - nEAvlIr uxsuREp .
ns. o. aeas...

Life Insurance Offers 10 every man a
fortune ION time" and nom -forfeitable
as that. Ny $4,000 in life insurance
cost me on the average, $l3tW per
month the past year. ann purchasing
this fortune in this easy manner for a
special purpose-my family, the settle
ment Of my estate, and Tor some Of my
CLERKS who have been in my employ
over five years. One payment occurred
the fortune-though l owe some de-
cFsasinQ payments on il, which, how
ever, are 20 ceass at my death. insure
with she Paci6c Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of California, A. Chilberg,
Agent, Seattle.
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e. THIELE. N. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
(Deutscher Arxtl

OFFICE, NO. 7is FRONT STREET,
~ in the Mehlhorn block.
Ofiice hours. s to 10 an. to 8 and to
SPIN. jeS II
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OF ell the Baking Powders nov being
manufactured, thsee h none that gives
ooeteg oAtiaeAotion than the Swan BAk-
aaa Powder. This 10 brand made ex-
pseaaly for @. p. Stone the Front street
0eoesR, and eoutains nothing bat pure
9eam tartar and bi-caroouats soda IL
- ben used By hundreds OF our lead
~ families, and all opeAk In the high
- terms Of its excellent qualities. and
Ho0s Who have ouoe trisd il are willing
. sxehAnes for any vther kind. anil
fsobls epsoeaelss and sys- -elaasea at
-. y. Enek's, Opposite The New
1nGlAad Ho4el. d2sf
1Ae 6TUDEBAKER u the standard
80 q Vie World. For nis By Wah
= 9Onpball.
Q, naIAn9hlin, OpetoiAn, Front
@ 1aseais buildinQ. 4 a guar
n.ssslAsss for al sishs = Litsls
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~ sAlAnss for Ill sishts . Litals
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-27
Was lie a Politician.

1t IS fair to presume that each person
has his own peculiar idea as to what is
the greatest insult that can be given a
man. OF the thousand and one differ
ent supposed humiliating expressions
heard daily none equaled that which
a NetoS reporter heard passed between
two slightly inebriated citizens. AS he
was going home from work at an early
hour yesterday morning. The parties
mad evidently, before their lit
Tie drunk, been on friendly
terms, but for some reason or other
they had fall out. Hot words
passed from one TO the other. and the
reporter naturally stopped, so that he
might be able to write up the item i'm
case of deadly conflict. One of the
parties suddenly Strengthened himself
up, and, with majestic sweep of the
hand, said, "D-n you, your nothing
but politician" and walked away'
The party assailed tried to collect his
senses, but wandered OF in a detected
manner, apparently feeling the keen
ness OF the thrust. He probably was
not politician or the insult would
nave been resented. - Cincinnati Negs,