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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05
nAwk-oArcnINe N enoReIA.
Lafayette (Ga,l Messenge


G. w. Clements, Walkers clever Treas
urer, has been successful in catching hawks.
His plan is novel. He makes trap - in
ches square; the sticks are small; this trap is
placed in thicket, and imprisoned in it are
two young chickens of such size as to do
their duty in holloaing when separated from
the hen. Over this trap is now placed a
large trap 3 feet 6 inches square. The
small trap is as near the back end as it can
be placed. Set the large trap with triggers
made like those of bird trap. Let the up
right trigger be Is inches long. Let the
long trigger be made of piece Of limb ard
have two or three prongs on the small end
Let it extend back aud rest on the small
trap: The hawk, attracted by the cries of
the chickens, goes in, and as he marches
round will be sure to throw the trap. Mr..
Clements caught one one morning and it got
out He reset the trap and had him again
next day for a customer After an hours
Imprisonment the chickens cease their cries
1t is then best to return them to The hen
and nut in others,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

ANOTHER Of those Democratic victories of
which the Argus is so proud is reported
from Chicago Carter Harrison has been
reelected Mayor Of that city. He is the
man against whom the Chicago Inter-Ocean
brings the charges that "as congressman,
Mayor Harrison served the rebels; as mayor,
the thugs and gamblers; that he has dis
graced the public by obscene and blasphem-
GUS speeches; that he has demoralized the
police force, connived at corruption in the
city councils; that he is a constituencies
demagogue, and that his continuance in
power is standing disgrace, and blot up
on the fame of the city,"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

THE day after Postmaster General Howe's
funeral delegation Of Ohio gentlemen
called1pon the President to urge the claims
Of that State for place in the cabinet. They
presented no name, but thought the State
should be recognized. By all means let Ohio
have something even if 1t is only back seat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

NATHANIEL MoNrEFIoRE, whose death
has been announced, must not be confound-
ed with Sir Moses B[ontefore, the eminent
Hebrew banker and philanthropist, whose
devotion to the welfare of his poorer core
ligionists has given him such noble name.
and who not long ago entered upon his
ninety-ninth year. But as Nathaniel was
member of the same family, and was in
spired by kindred spirit, his death is a
matter of regret.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

THIRTEEN tons of gun metal for the con
struction of the Kelley motor engine have
been cast in sections at several different fur
naces in the country, SO that no one should
discover the secret; and the inventor prom
Uses, definitely, to set it going as an engineer.
ing celebration, July Fourth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

A RECENT visitor at Major Thomass blue
grass stables at Lexington, KY, was asked
his opinion as to the value of a sorry-look-
ing horse that was then getting its daily pol
ishing up, and placed it at the liberal but
not lavish figure of $75 The horse IN ques-
ton was Queen Ban, for which Major Thorn
as had refused $4,000 the day before
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

THE trades unions of England are now
making protest that sounds strange to the
American ear; it is, that girls under IA shall
not be allowed to work with siedge and anvil
n the blacksmith shops.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

THE American contributions to relieve the
sufferers by the floods in Germany, will meet
on the ocean, the German contributions TO
relieve the sufferers by the foods in America
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

IT is estimated that the 700 guests at the
Vanderbilt ball represented s,00o,ooo,Ooo,
or 10 times the total valuation of Boston.
We should rather sell than buy them at that
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05
ELIXIR TARAXI-
CUM COMPOUND

An agreeable Elixir composed
of Fresh DandeIiOn, Wild Cherry
and Gentian, chemically combined
with Iron, Phosphorus and Quin-
inc. One dose OF Elixir Taraix-
cum will correct INDIGESTION
and from one to three bottles (ac-
co; ding TO the severity of the d.
sease) will permanently cure the
worst form Of the complaint.
APPETITE, One bottle of Tarax-
ieum Compound will insure a
hearty appetite and increased di.
gestiOn. Large bottles so cents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05
demagoguery.

CAPT. Eads is full of confidence in the
ability of man to manage the Mississippi.
''If were 10 years younger would readily
engage to obtain and maintain nayigable
channel from Cairo to the gulf, of at least
20feet depth, and I would do it by simply Sc
curing uniform width to the high water
channel of the river l would let the caving
banks alone and confne my attention to
making the river of uniform width, which
can be easily done by attacking the wide
and shallow places and combining the water
in proper channel When uniform width
is secured uniform velocity of current will
result, and shifting channels will be un-
known. Then the damage from caving
banks would be reduced to minimum
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05
CALlSAYA
CORDIAL,

This preparation, composed of
Calisaya Cor Kings Bark the
most valuable species of the Peru
Wan Bark used in medicine and
Anomalies forms one of the best
TONES in the world.
AS an appetizer and promoter
of digestion 1t has no equal and
persons recovering from feyers or
other sickness, will find in this
preparation an invaluable COM
panion. Price so cents for large
bottle.
The three preparations above
can be found at just one place in
the City.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05
now AN EAGLE pEvouRs A onIcKEN.

From the South Pueblo (Col9 opinion.l
Barrett & Co. have pet eagle which en-
Joys the freedom of small alley-way adjoin-
ing their place. II was caught in peculiar
way near Sallda some time ago. The proud
bird of liberty, being pressed for food, had
swooped down on skunk, and torn it with
his talons and eaten of the flesh, The very
rare flavor of the prey, however, was too rich
Cor the eagles majestic stomach, and he
sickened and stretched himself out on the
spot, He had made bad deal and got
"skunked." He has not yet fully recovered
from his dyspepsia, but eats well. They
sometimes give him a live chicken, and he
butchers it with neatness and dispatch,
Grasping il firmly with his powerful claws
he splits it up the back at one stroke of his
beak, and it opens out the flesh to his crook
ed carver.
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Stories About Animals,
cANINE sAaAcIry.

The Cologne journals tell a curious story
of canine sagacity Two dogs were caught
stealing rabbits. One was large dog of the
neighborhood, cross between st. Bernard
and large woolly colley, feared by all other
dogs; the second was stranger, small ter
rier, just slender enough to get through the
hole into the rabbit house. The big dog
who on other occasions never noticed his
smaller comrades, had evidently come to an
understanding with his little friend about
the nocturnal rendezvous. The big dog
scratched away all the grass and the stones,
dragged up the board covering the entrance
to the rabbit house, and Jet the terrier jump
through the hole. The latter returned in
few minutes with rabbit in his mouth,
which he presented to his great friend, and
both proceeded to devour their supper undis
turbed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BEEF, IRON
& WINE.

AS a Nutritiye tonic, it would be
indicated i'm the treatment Of i'm
paired nutrition, impr0yishment
of the Blood, and in all the various
forms of general debility. This
preparation Is made from the
world removed Liebig's Extract
OF Beef, Citrate of Iron and Pure
Sherry Wine. Large bottles so
cents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-05

MIR. Samuel S. Cox of New York wishes
it to be clearly understood that there can be
no Democratic speaker of the House of Rep
resentatiyes elected without his appearance
as candidate. Mr.. Randall can plant, and
Mr.. Carlisle can water, but Mr.. Cox will be
on hand when the harvest is to be gathered.
Protective tariff or revenue tariff, or no tar
if at all, Mr.. Cox will run. ''This,' he ex-
plains, sis no joke" Mr.. Cox finds it nee
essary to draw on a long face and explain
that he is in earnest every time he enters
upon campaign of this sort. There is fun
in the proceeding all the same, however, for
the laugh comes in when Mr.. Cox gets
through running; and he is not the one who
laughs
If the report that the Orleans princes
have sold or mortgaged the greater part of
their landed property in France is not true,
it is certainly well reasoned. There are very
good reasons why the princes should be anx-
ious to convert their estates into cash. The
French government is not hampered or lin
tied by the operation of any organic law. 1t
is free to take what action it pleases, under
any and all circumstances, and if it should
decide that the interests of the Republic
would be promoted by the confscation OF
the orleans estates, nothing could prevent
such confscation from being made effective.
This is reason enough why they should pre-
fer to have their possessions in a portable
form.
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COPARTNERSHIP.
Co-partnership Notice.

Portland, March 81, 1888.
fttHE undersigned have this day associated them
IL selves under the firm name Of HOWES. HILL
general Wholesale business in flour groceries and
provisions, and have taken store Nos. 317 and $40
Commercial St., head of Browns wharf.
HENRY NJ. HOWES
WM. X. HILTON,
ap2dis1w BENZ. f. HARRIS.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
Holiday Goods and Presents!

We w,sh e. Cali ihe attcn,'sn Ot
nur friends aud cns'omers - u few
II the new AID elegant holiday g. ole
We have jnst received. Fine toils'
ssis. vnses, picture frames. .moIeis
se,is. cigar cases. msn'el ornaments
writing desks,lsdie, work boxes, she'l
b xes. fne perian'e cases. celluloid
dressing cases. chiliren's dressing
cases. hne pilot; graph and autograph
albums. tcrap books, card casss, vi-l.
lug cards. fiue pspeteriss, music
hox g. large assor, msnt Fsench CHI.
10 mnslachs and cnffee cups, shav
wg AMI d mixing mugs. cbllir n,
.-s sttis, all yes Cue majolva ware.
new style pufs and powder h. xe'.
hand mirrors, fine hair. 10th ant
nail brushes, G lgs,e's f,s toilet
sosrs. L,bin'- fuo perfumes and
powdtrs, the iarg, 81 ms s,i'ment wax
china and nankeen dolls ever brought
20 this city, dolls trunks. childreu'-
picture an / sory looks. Hrm'ui-
cas. fine cutlery and pistols. large
assortment stick aud fancy CO. d'-~.
fruits, nuts. fire wnks OF various de
scripIione. and vsr"ius articles lao
numerous 10 mention. We invite
the ladies especially In call aud make
their selections early.
Very respectfully.
BuRSpyy & SoS.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
cARRIER's ADDRESS.

There il only Que occasion nro"
which tho devil Of printing Office
has hi. say. aud that suspicious time
has arrived. 1t is the custom in "il
well.regulated cities (snd l regard
Hasleburs. as one OF the most re-
fusd, intellectual and liberal on thia
road, for the carrier boy to issue h's
annual address. Therefore 1 shall,
daring the holidays, present cash
Of The SIGNAL ps'roos q copy OF ms
addies,, ,hs aim and object OF Which
il to iuform you hat 1 sm rssdy to
discuss the question of Caristmss
presents, aud Of course YOU are "r-
posted 10 play the part Of cOa'r'bu'
tor T his is something new here
but biz thing in some cities. 'or
the Carrier. and it is nv d sire and
hope tia, Hszlehurst viii prove her
SELF big city in tbs emergency
Wishing YOU all merry Christmas,
/ bh YOU adieu prtii / bob up &C.
rensly with my address.
Respectfully.
WILLIE MITCHELL, JR
-
All kinds Of Blood and Skin Diseases cur.
81 WITH wl!ee.'s S,rsapasfila aud Potash.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
AN INTERSTATE comMEncn BILL.

r preventative Brksdslo Of Mis-
sis-,ppi. has p-epa' cd and will sooi
offer au inter.S ate commerce. rail
road bill. Tue bill dsc!aios tina
railroad corporations employed II
carrying freight or passengers be-
tween two ~ more States shall bt
regarded a. public hiShws,s for the
pur, ose OF commences nm nv the sev
eral States, aud subj Jet to Legislative
control, aud p' DIVIDES fnr the appoint
m-nt If Board Of Commissioners
consist ing OF nine persons. who
shall be- appointed by the Pfe''dsr
by aud with the S'!vice srd consent
Of the Senate, and who shall have no
interest in the ownership or earnings
OF any rn!road
Thay are to establish three districts,
which are 10 embrace all tbs States
and Territories. and t. each district
shall bs assigned three members,
Who shall have jurisdiction OF he
Ines extending over the same. Phe
~ ,ynmeni to 10 made by the s ere.
ta,y ~ the Interior. Tl,se com lis.
siuu,is shsli ts rtqui,d to make
for esah q, The liues CT railroad n
cledule CT :ho reasonable meximium
Of rates of change fr transportation
of freight. AID passengers. Tue
said schcdrl., in a' su'ss crougt
osains' such corpora ion under pro-
vsious of n.,rc'. To- b. taken in tue
ecu, Is ~ ,ho United State, as prima
/ !aci. evidence 'ha' III rates therein
pesrr,S~d al. r"s.ousble cha"S G
Tor the transportation .of ireigh's
passengers, etc.
! Penalties ara imposed for ovo'.
image. and disiric, attorneys are
required to prosecute all suits for
/ her recovery.
Forfeiture rre imposed for III.
ind"m",'y f rart'rs jIred.
4 .ner parry % al alton u1tsr
his act sla,l have III. right Of trial
Ivy jury. Ii is made the dn'y Of Ill.
, q mm ifnon-rs ~ pGrsonslly 'nv5s'i-
cate aad ascertai, wheihar tho pro-
VISIONS of the act are viola ed b'
sny 20 'ror, ion Engaged in the bins.
in.ss Of TIA :spoy,a'i"n.
Wheie inns arc co rsolid a'e1 and
op.raIed together, 'hey ara to be
dial, with AZ no line.
II 20 provisions o' thu act arc "a
nppy 10 any Ines of r,i'rpsd, OK.
rsl Ding through w, r. mo"e States,
bat hail no, M CT zach commerce
rs il entirely wi hin ore ct the sew.
cral s a,es.-N ok .aurs Herald.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
Blu sINrs3 NOTICE.

We srs opposed to now'pape-
Guss, ard the S:GyAL l:s been fr,c
ron them, but We wish to msk" l.
statement. Very soon after the feat
u Jsnuary we VISA TO get = new
outfit CT type for the paper, ard
make other needsd improv 'meu's.
AID to do so il ;skes money, aud !:
y I Subscribers who owe viii COM.
forward AID ray their subs 'r.p'ion
by the frat "i January we will he
enabled 10 give them n much better
rsp:r in rva-y respect. j; 10 cur
desire t'giVe the public u frs,.clnss
neat AMI readable c, UNI. paper, ana
with your cooperation and prom. I
~. auc. we believe we can d, this
We ATE thankful, FOR the patronage
NC have received, md trn,t ever
basines. man in II z,ehrrst wi
give rs their support. While you
aid the paper you also assist in
building up Your town. for The style
aal make mp OF sp,psr is "f;oa ar
idez TO the I;berili y sud en'erpris
q; the husiae:s men. Wer' qnes; all
10 iGi,S u ,nis. come in and ps' M
IL fore Jsousry ls', AUD We gna-an-
go you papcr ;lss W. I've ere 1t
I, Hell, bnrs.. We came h,-s to re
mai, permanently. aud il ia Tor th'
D op'e to say whs Der or MOI tn
SloSyL shall be signal Success
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
Commit sioner's Sale.

wm X adrs. Isl. OF John Lewis.
N. 1908. W.
w. s Barnes ani Il. s. Banes
L virtue o,a d cree 1T he rhan.
e., ccMt Of riab NIFTY, Mi .s's
~ i rendered on The q h day VI Jd.
\. 1888. in tie ABOVE 3 atsd cause, j
" II. ~ Commissioned OF sa;d G arr.
49, II N 'av tho tn Gay Of Jaun.rv,
1884, IL .ran II 'he courthouse doof
IN tue town of Daz'ehurs.. sell a.
public oG.cfy, e. h. h'gEest bidder
TO; cash. III. fellow ng Ge-oribed and
bounded land. 'p.~i: the western
portion oi ~. fol wing ipnd, t. wit:
sw Or SEE. Is t ~. S AS: lcss l.
g 3, 4, 5 an 1T 6. o.. 90 scres sc
q; Nv or ID Is lrre, n NV corr O.
OF sw o. e. %. IL, 8 cast in Co
piah county. beginning ut he NV
corner Z ow q of &C Is. thence east
Is chaips. 'henco south to AXE on
SOU bern H. uudsry Of Sec 10, thence
,ou'h 80 degrees ~ snu hsru bonn
iarS Of S,c 81, Il, 8 east, 10 us o
in'srsect me running Dnr,h anu
sou,h d viding Its 3 AMI 4 sec q. I
i2. rs ess, equa'y; THENCE son'n
trough be center Of lots 3 and 10
h southern boundary limo of lot 4.
sec 2S, 12. r o east, sold ~ The
property al w 3. B,rncs ," sa'is'
decree aud I'LL costs. TIL De 81.
1883. j. Nj NORMAN,
dsc6.4t Go nn>Hinn.r.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
ITEMS FROM wEssoN.
PICKED UP AND CONDEMNED ny OUR
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
What 10 rrasspirlny In and Around the
City---soeisty Notes and Views Upon
fsssin. Events.


Passing Events.
Chr t,uas " d, ars rolling IL
abundanliy. M.ssrs Ma gi,n aud
Bloom have immense stocks,
No Christmas tree for the LITTLE
fellows this year in Wesson. T's' toe
bad, they have o,tn very attentive al
Sunday school.
Mr.. Varnsy, from New Orleans
.pont Sunday lac, IN Wesson. Hs
comes mp for his les(Dth RICH. Often
d.. R.mbert is 10 sing in tic
choir ,e- Study. His ri, nds are
always glad to see Lin In wessou.
Capt Over raturaed from hi
plantation near Mrnroe. L., aud
-pen, til. frst part OF last week in
Now 0rleans.
Tee election fer Aldermen 'as;
Saturday, rsnl,.d in n vic ocy for
II. d. Ande,s m, aud Il. u Buckley.
Payday wsS p,s'ooaed. <ron
Monday to "Wednesday, owing &c
difficulty in obt uninc change.
A bon ,oa wedding iu II z.chursl
last week aud 'e III C;ysai Springs
this werk. Viii Wes,on never couie
% the frontp
Several If cur Wrss ni,sc tended
the show nj II .z'shu's, and oac IL
tLNn disI;agu'shCi uim r'!by play
ing tue Wild man from Keama.or,
.hd LiS G manciee yeii- hon the
ioc, up wss hardly sscoud to ia,
real Wild mar in IN, show. Mr..
Cole tri,d 20 trade for him to file ,hs
he lions tsel1.
TIE latest styles and wa'uest
fshiphs in vsru sto ,li,cs can be
found ~ W & II. and Y & l..
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20

We call sr cisi attention 10 the
card II our Il v,r and & NAL friend
~, Y. NJ War. 4. Who la pre- sc,'p-
ion clerk in he DrrS sore az Mr.
j. e. White II Warrcll's ga ia.
ate ia phUm,ay a.d foarren years
xper encp ha+ made him q Dug.
,si,t wi h no superior and Tow equnls
/, this c,u.i
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
For Sale.

Nv old honessaa 3 niles weN "a
Marthsv,lle. on Bayou Pisrrc,-620
&c. o.; 'hreo or four hundred Ia " o.
cultivation. 100 cleared nut III ca!u-
va ion. Comfortable dwelling aud
. nod cabins, gins. barn.. cr;rs, etc .
~ goid condition aud under good
out,ide aud ceo,s feucing. Also q
,age lot Of pine lands lying acound
Mar,iusville. which will he s,ld very
cheap. For terms apply to mo Al
Martiusville, Miss.
d. F. MARTIN.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
MARRIED.

Ga the eveaiug al Dec 18th. 1888
az the resid. nee If ihr bri lea fa'her
ny Rev. J. E Thigr err, Mr.. j. V.
Myers aud Miss 0. z NJ NJ nus.
At the residArce o. q. y. Harfis
Like, Scott Comfy. Mas.. Tours
day. Dec 18Th. 1853, NJ. Fl g. Davis
81 NJ c NIL Z ty. AID Mss Ala V
Harris, OF d aur' gard. Rsv. D. w
Diilihsy oaic a'ing.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
Citation.

Safe Of NJ ss;.swn.-Tn Ben L
Smi h., Linn Smi q. Van Smith and
IL ny Sum u.
Yoa are commanded "a appear be
,cc tue cnanerry urt OF Copiah
4, un,y in tsd Sl,c. on the fir.
MonIay in Jauuary, 1854, t. defend
he suit in sad cocrt OF U NJ ilsa,s.
admiuis Ia ar of The esWe Of A. U.
Smith. VIII Elm .on 40 defend"n,s
ID C. 9th, 1883. j. NJ NORMAN,
T. ERIK
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20

TIE Carrier has u VOID to say in
this issue.
Maj. Cal Roberts was here among
old frlends this week.
The cs'ahoNsa saught several on
the day OF tho show.
Oar ntighboring towns we're We'll
re, re,e ed re L ,-s.lay.
s. Il. Ally, u tn Meteor. cam
down TO take in the circus and favor.
ed Us with cal.
The circus was very good iu the
day. the night performance was
cut short.
What do you think Of our holiday
edition? Nothing like trying, you
know.
Mr.. W. II. and Chas. Penn, of
Brookhsv-n. were visitors to relatives
in this place on Tuesday.
Miss Lila Grauberry, OF western
Copiah. has been visiting friends and
relatives in town this week.
Don't be aorry il you did not get
your card il this number; you eau
have chance mex. week.
Before our mex. Issue Christmas
will have c me aud gone. The Sio'
NAL wishes all a merry. happy time.
Rev. Mr.. Sibley preached in tue
Baptist church last Sunday. lie
may be called to the passionate h.x'
year.
]. E. Penn. OF Brookhaven, the
handsome correspondent OF .he
Brookhaveu Democrat, raid us
visit GU Tuesday.
There will be service in the Cath
Ole Church on Sunday. Dec. 3O.h, n
10 O'Clock in The morning. aid 4
o'clock ia the afternoon.
Read all the new advertisements
10 this issue. Tno,s ad7ert;siug
mssu exactly What tasy say, and
will give you good bargains.
We have hem complim"nted by
several for cur enterprise in getting
out this holiday edition. The signal
will always try to DO abreast with tie
times.
A 81. Louis drummer. nsmca
Piummcr WAS instantly killed in at
tempting TO jump on n mo'ing
freigh, train last SATURDAY evening
at Besureg'rd.
The Signal will not tsks any rest
during Cnrism y. but will issue an
other Holiday edition next week
Those wisbing extra copies will bsnd
in their orders early.
Il. W. Miilsaps returned from
Nstchsz, SIrdsy night, where he
bal been ~ u delegate to & inference
H. was much pleased with the hos-
pitalit, Of tue Natch,z people.
Mr.. Young delive- ed a temper.
anee lecture at ,n' b p IT church las
Sunday night, alter winch hs crgsn-
iz.d Temperance socie'y, with
about ninty six members.
Those OF our friends who have
parchased their Christmas turkeys
bad better keep sharp watch O"
them, rs We have heard of several
that have been stolen in the last fs"
days.
Tue Mississippi horticultural g.
ciety will hold it, next annnsl meet
ing in Crystal Springs, The he'd
, Thursday and Friday in jimmy l"
saSsl. All Interested in veg table
raising be certain to attend.
At the election Of officers Of Hale
hurst Lodge, No. %, the following
officers for the suiog year: j. IL.
Meade ". NJ, + W. Brown, S.W..
A. Msugo!d, J. W., F. SubSt,
Treasurer; J. l.. AID. Sec, ID. h.
Coor ) l. T., d. B. Lone s. D., 1.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20
commissioners Sale.

ANUUi WIZ WUIIr' Humt osHhs
BY virtue Of o decree Of the chance,y
court OF Copiah county, Miss, 10 the above
STYLED cAuse, rendered at the January term,
1875. %, said court. I will IS conmi.sioner
OF said court, on Mnndsy, the 7th day OF
January, 1885,, IN front OF the courthouse
door al said county, within the hours pre-
scribed BY law. sell nj public on,cry 10 the
hiehes, bidde, for cash, ,hs following de-
SCI ibed land. lying and being In said Copl.
ah county, Miss, to-wn:
Tue " a. and = bi of M q sec 90. and 0
If OF q = q and hi al NV or sc 80, ~ d sw
or an ~ or If g. or Of zee "a, and n bf and
; hi II Inf of s-c rs, and W NJ NV Or of sec
%. ali IN township 10. range eat. 10 sat
IsIy aid decree and costs. Tbis DEC 3rd.
,sS3. JIM NORMAN.
det6.4t Commissioner.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20

Go West hut don't 90 without q hottie
-; W iders Cnill Tonic-a gui:autted cue
for cbilis AID Eeyer.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20

To,n ~ niec,s with Ccugni Wilders
Wild Cherry will mend you up as good rs
new.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-20

Kill ~crms in Cnildrcn with Wilder's
Mcth..3 Wont $. rrr.