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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-03-01

FISH AND FISHING. The Mucha> Union
says: The lobster law designed to protect the
lobster affords no protection. The law prohibits
packing Holsters but does not prohibit catching
Result is that while the factories are prohibited
from packing hundreds of men are all the time
employed catching and shipping live holsters
for the Boston and other maket>.......The SEN
tiHel says Mcssrs. X. {. Green X co. have been
carrying on the frozen herring business quite
extensively in Passport during the past three
weeks The schooner A. |. Franklin, from
Grand Manan, landed l25000 herring there last
week, which were burreed and shipped by
steamcr".A Gloucester, Mass, despatch saws
Schooner Northern Eagle of this port, has gone
to New ork to engage in the Long Island cod
fishery and is reported to have arrived at New
York from her first cruise with $1,000 pounds
of Goldfish. part of which sold for eight cents
per pound, making Il very successful venture
The schooner Dido, of this port engaged in tn"
haddock fishery, made three trips in the past
four weeks, landing l65000 pounds of haddock
stocking $4,000 Herring receipts of this port
the past week have been confined to five fares
agSregating over Il million fish from Grand Ma
nan. where an improved catch is reported with
decline in prices. Prices paid for the catch
and the competition of the Fortune Bay fleet
render early trips unsuccessful, some of the
vessels failing to pay expenses The New
foundland fleet are all in, with the exception
of the schooner Willie II. joyce, which is over
due, and schooner William II. Wellington,
which sailed from Gloucester late in the season
after other vessels had secured carSoes. The
Fortune Bay catch was large and the vessels
secured cargoes at very low cost and make
handsome stocks.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-03-01

Port Moody, B. c., the terminus of the Cana
da Pacific Railway, is closed by the ice.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-03-01
Washington County Notes.

SOMETHING ABOUT THE WEATHER.. GOOD
SLEIGHING AND IT'S EFFECTS. THE SHORE
LINE RAILROAD. CONGRESSIONAL APPOR-
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
Adm n,stra,ors Notice.

By adscr.e cf.ths Chanoery Court Of Co
r'sh county mad, January Term, Isc3,
will si!niI tie hours pIs.ciib.d by law, on
tie 2ud tay Ct April, 1883, on the premises
at the late resitehce Of Greenbary CsKle,
dseessed, 10 said county, expose to sale at
pubic ,tndut the following lands, to.Wit:
South Lalf Of sou,h wssl quarter lees -.
rc,ss section IL, II acre. 10 south east corr
ncr Of sou.h .s,t iuartsr OF south east quar-.
.er se'ticr IT, Ess, bait OF south east quar-.
TER ofrec,ion ss. North east quarter ofsouth
wist quart aid nor,h half VI north sast
qusr,r AID Lcrth west quarter less six
acre, section "a. and soath west quarter Of
north west qu.,,tr sud north hall Of north
tat quarter Of north ives. q after section IS
snd ssst hall Of.nvr.h, cast quarter section
% ell Ia township two rapgs four vost In
sisti cocnty. Excepting ort Of the above
lsuiis ,rs ,Ndows dswer. Which ,hss b~en set.
OF b. her, ard will not be rod said lands
will be tolt on e'gh. mrIts .inc from day
ofsNls >x1 burehaser os purchassrs will b
required to give fond With & od security for
Ysrci,se msuey. ELix,skIH CAoLl,
March pIh,5-4s, AdninststriA
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
WHO SHALL BE TUE NEXTs
SURVEYOR! -, -,

Mr. EDrToR i thiik tho. sboye
one IsGhe most important questions
HAT tie yo,crs OF Co?iah eooniy can
ass themselves ia LIE coming canvas
this fail. W. Lave t. elect Suiyey,
o.. / thick il is Necessary t.r tue
yo,e's 10 ok we'll to their interest
IN this ma or. lvirn that the prcs-
cnt Surveyor is;chanslnSs great ma
~ OF tic Old established .iaes--lass
hat wsie established BY Bprton -h'E-
duran: AMI oihcrs. Now Mr. Il ii.or,
| 10 nVI .ol.im 10 be surveyor,
neither 10 | clsiai TO know anything
rboat no priEcipl's oil Surveying ,5at
there ia QUO ting / 10 know, i on.
sur, eyer rGis cut Ind establishes q
liae sni that surysyo, 10 correct aud
another surveyor ruus tho ssme lino
correctly they will necessarily be in
the Esno place, and whsn they locate
tia lines in diHeisnt places emo OF
tee oiber is wrong. Tai, thing OF
changing old es.sb.ish'd licss il 80
is. 10 GAUGE LAID feelings hsINsen
reisabors, AMI grcat dcs, OF .i.ie,
ton IN tho eour.s, II Ito pyeseGi
yu,ysyo-, Mr. fitzpatrick, is conpe-
Tent AID is dong bic work right, let
the re).le coauruo him in Office, snd
give i irien sad oiher .Drs'yor. the
go.by; but il Mr, X, is wrong a1d
not ccmue ent sa,yeYvr then TIC
yo.srs 81 CopiAh coNr'y should r.!
and so'ec; a campe!,as man for Tie
.my or.nnt position. ". canao; ~
lord - take any risk IN ihis matte.
ter tie :sse cf politics or aayilirs
s'ss. NV n. Editor, / do noi
van. g. 6s understood as charsi {
hat 81 X rot q compsitniscrGey
y, no may ualers;aud - In ines'
IN! may 10 d,iaa i: right, bat ovi'
4euN, som,body il ong, and tie
and ownsrs o, this couuly wait NJ
ch;ids plsy in this mstt.r. !! might
! be ris.t !Gnn, !or he iiwyar. bus !.
il ~ sla ior lie mla wlo buys
piocs Ct lard, sssis Ter BIZ. k.ipas'
rick, bss lis iiucs established. taiId'
! his ,.rcss hoasss, AID ,askcs o,hui
improvement, ami Ito people eiee'
Barton OF soas5ns c.se, xad thsy
ruo 90. tho sane iino; and give hi'
iapr, y,Ginis 10 L,s usig.nar. L.
tho people az tate Iii, question, SEQ
! iitLe:a :s anything wro.s ls'S ss; i
| light. 4. J. WLcu.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

sta.o o: Mississippi, Copiah coun.
IT, Bel, remembered that 0 spec
ialmso.ing OF the Board OF supervi-
sors'of said county was begun and
aud a. the cour. house thereof,
in the town of IIazlchurs', on. NJ ~
day the 9th day of March, 1853. Ali
the meaGers present. .tt,
Ordered, That the account OF \
Ii Little for repairs on bridge across
Pssgy's creek fer si5 be allowed.
Tast q ppcsial election be hold 81
the several election precincts IL
District !, in Coeiah county on thu
day Of March, 1SSS, for one
Justice Of the Peace to I'll tho vacan.
cy cccssioned by the resignation OF
J W Cyews, and th4t the following
named persons 10 AM they arc h re-
by appoirto,! conmissionsrs to hold
ssid election after giving ten days
notice thereof. by posting notice
thersui at..hrcc or more pubic pia-
ces in their RESPECTIVE election Dis
,r.c,s Or precincts. aud to make out
retnrns ho,eof TO tho President Of
this D5ard,viz: Hr.ti's, G W Ford.
W. ]. Batter, jr, aud Cbas. McB'tb;
SIT, HOPE, S Cousey, I j Mai'in and
4 Taiiaicrro; Pms Birhi; james
Hodges, Jamss Jenkins and NJ.
Hood; Greens Sore; J * Stanley,
Mash Burns, AID Il I J~c'bs. -
That John. Co,t,ngbhm % aud he
hereby appointed oyerseer' Gil Crys.
tarSjHfins q aud Utica road No SO,
in pace of Jas t. Smith, removed.
Tast Ben T Bennett be appointed
uyersssr on coors Springs read No.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
,,Iwjnlon.rns D. 9,v'clOek.
f'0IpAY. Marcl. 9th. 1883.

49,. FgipAY, March uln' 1000 >
Court met Ills morning pursuant
70 adjournment OF yesterday, present
same a. then. Hon j. b. Jones pres
ident presiding, and court being
bpeicd according to law:
Ordered, That tho account OF Mira
Ellen Merton for Keeping pauper
Henry Mcaion lfmiwo months from
January 1T TO MARCH lst, be and tho
Same il hereby allowed, SIG 90
That the ll.t of insolvent tax pay.
era lin Gopiah county for fiscal year
1882 tcturned by 4 J Hargrave,
shcrir Of said county, amounting to
iOS9.-polls.Sl34 10 staleIlax, SAL.
96 county general. s2OG % school
tax, anil $50 81 deficit school tax, te
land. ,hcsa is hereby allowed.
That the tax on exempt properly
belonging to the Mississippi Mills in
saii county amounting to slGf0 Co
-tgtc tax. 1885,. 90 county general,
1920 90 school tax, and $llG2 90
deficit school tax. amounting in the
aggregate To s796S 90, be and the
same j., hereby allowed. 81.
That 4 J IIargra,c, shrriilof Co.
pia1ncYVy, he aud he Is hereby
| ch2!Eed wiih the following taxes on
nddiuonal assessments, viz: $428 90
poll tux, sll3 55 state tax, sl24 81
county general, $l8l "a school taI,
S72 % deficit schooltax. amounting
in the aggregate TO the SUN Of
S92o GO.
That tho list Of erroneous assess-
menls for The year 1882, returned to
this Board hy L J lIarg,avc, sheriff
q 'Ccpiall county. amounting in tho
aggregate 10 $35 5O,bc and the same
H. hereby allowed said sheriff.
That The list Of taxes returned To
this Beard By II J Ilargtaye. sheriff
of COpiah county, as being cujoined
ny the tax payer against whom the
zane IL a-scsscd and amounting 10
$lS3 90. lie and the same is hereby
allowed said ,bcriii.
Tina, the following allowances DO
made, to.wi,:
c Price. 4 miles. 5 days, $40 40
w Frricc, 10 miles, 5 days, q 90
i VI Bu.kin. rs miles. 5 days, 81 20
J Il Jones, 20 miles. ) days, % 90
| ! VI Jones. II miles. days, II 10
I J l!argrayc,,heiilg . days, 10 90
j u Norman. c!cis. ) days. Is 0)
That con, adjrurG Enlih Monday
the 18Th dar Of March. 1888.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Tasro WIS a company al gsn;le-
mon eugegsi in li:;ls game OF cards
in u prominnst geu,lemsrs psrIof one
nigh! Lately. Il grew la.c, and fears
were expressed by the party that
they were treepss ing upon tae
lindposs OF tie rlis;rcsa OF Ihs house
who, By tie Way, was net 'Pacsent
"NJi ut ull, gonilomsn-2oS TT AS!
Play "a loug as you please. 1 an
Car h.re," ssii tho master OF ,se
m.asi,u. "Y,s galtgne1, ply
ss long ss you please ,a;d si'very
yoic,. aud all ross as he mistress oil
the hon.e STOOD before them. 'P.a'
as NJ as you piers. gea'lemen!
Bat as i. is neatly LOCI, Tie Gar is
going 20 bed p lie wsnl.-s'n
f.aaeiseo Arg natt.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Ne. Jno. ". N,iN.s rai IN town
this week. From TIE !ook y iasi
ne.t l.;,!s IA. h. hAI cn. AID the
way Ia graspsi tn hand, 4 his
"msny friends in this place. We pre-
sumo he waj "elsclioAsc..2e.' Pe-
ter has'tt accepted our wagtr Offer
ed q few weeks ago o: s25. On HE
running through ihs race Tor On All
cay Clark. lilo is both,riag the Ia
Dependents a little. Csc Ut tho Ia
dspcndcn, bcsso. has hiu eye On the
CLaucsry Clerks Office.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
& " R,il,

u W kslI,
VS.
chas L IIlo.rr. Caroline HIokar.
Mary Am Hooker, Josuphins Y
Hooker and Fannie & Hooker.
N Ctsrcesy court COpiai county,
Nissis,irri.
~ ViRrUE ofa d,c:ss 81 said Chan.
Gerry court .ior,sait, ',rdorsd ~ the J,nr-
~, term 4 ID lsA3, thereof. will. "a conn
mi.si,iyf If sad cnur', OF the firs, Monday
The second d,v o. April 1854, in front Of the
eoui. lousc 6oorof said county within the
hours prescribed b. Law, proceed to sell at
public on.cry, to tie righe.t bidder for
csih IN. foll.~ing describe lands lying and
being ,u said Cypiah cotniy to-wi,: Tho
noiih cat qnnrl.r Of sae,icn l. Township ~
rsigc ! css;, ani vest bali of north west
quarter @. .cc!!or :. YEA! ia!f of rcrih ives.
quarter Of section 8, and essi bali less north
se.t quart, Ut north wcst quarter Of north
esst qusiter IN wet Lalf itas north west
qus!tcr 81 rorih west giSrtrr Of sso.ion .,
towDhip 10 sarge q Sat. 10 sstisiy said de-
cree AID I'll est. I'M NORMAN, Csna'r.
Ihit February .3rd lss3. 3-4t ...
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

ALBERT GALLATIN BROWN.
Old Yosy in Courier Journsi
Albert G,lli;iu E.owa, ui Mi3sia-
sippi. W. born in South Carolina o.
the 3lst OF Nay, 1913. When he
was about ten year4 OF age biS fath.t
removed TO Mississippi andsettisd IN
what is now Co, iah county. Having
Il liberal education, be commenced
tho raotice OF law aad ID 1893 was
admitted to the bar. Being youns
gentleman Of twenty, nua popular
mauatrs, h5 soon euervn upon an
'x'ensvo practice.
IL 1855 C,riah county sent him to
,Lo Legislature, anti iul83I renewed
his COMMUNIST ii. Du:iug these two
terms no matte reputation. In 1889
no al d Jacob Thompson were elected
Represent ,tycs 10 Congress ftom
tue state NJ large. Much TO the ie'
gret'oi his f.ieud4 ho declined o re.
nomination in lsi1. In November
II tie SANE year ho va, eiec.ed
Judge OF tue Circuit Coatt by IN al
most uvanimoNs vote. Ia 1Si3 he
resigned his position 20 accept the
Dsmvc,a,ic nomination fot Governor.
us WIS trlumphautly elected aud
served four Yeas. 1911 he was q.
gain elected u Representative t.
Coug,e's, and waa continued inthai
bcdy BY B,ccesRive rA-eiec,ions until
the nth OF March 1868. In 1903
the Legislature ci Ms,issippieli c cd
Sena,or Ia CoLgres4 for Blk years.
In 1859 he vas Ie-riec'ei aud served
until the l2'b. of January, 1861.
when BIO resigned to take stock in
5 juthcrn CIhfoleracy. Senator
Brown Wa dcsorvedly lived hy tbs
peaple OF his Ststa. knew him
isI'u6to!y uHt1 oIVHNt NsSShs sihiH'
H. wass frank, rpfish. mao despis
ing hypocraeY, dnd disreSirllnS
policy Nfsu weighed cgaiast cob
yistion. he died at his Mississippi
home a few ycarn ago, leaving u fam
ily to mourn and los. OF frionds to
'ss's' A.. n, Dsp.,y
(od Fogy omits "a important
chapter in tho bia;ory OF GAyefnor
Browns Ito fills 10 say thu fmhep
tho war was ended, 10 considered
tho fighting over, and fully realized
its consequences. and iDsursds tie
odium oimany VINO had nilhertosbo.
li,vod in and FOL owed him. by conn.
selling them to VEG gpizc the .mev5ii.as-
bio aud adapt themselves to circnm'
stances which 20 baman agency
copjd ovo,L. II. ;ntpitiy ly crasped
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
-sr STLPHENS,D DEAD en-
sAr.,srA Gu. Marcs 5.h. 1889.

+ sArr.iNrA ca. Marcs 9Th. 1885,.
+ Mr Editor: GA last sunday morn
ing .bouti4ocl. this famous man Gems.
Fcl'tolive. A lilo most replo,o with
Ppubiicfsvors has passad away. Mr.,
Stephens was q man Of the mos! gi-
csntic iu.sliect, man who flied pu.
bile Offices for near'yafiity years, u
imsr reaps etod hy biz enemies, aud
lilov, d by friends. , He was called
from tho council of the nation To
me over his individual people, and
among them b, spentkhslast hours
| A fux weeks ago he I,a.ter d ed the
Siaoi Centennial at Savannah.
rhuro 10 con;rac.rd cold returned
houo TO his bed, ard did not leave
it until the chill hand oidesth sever.
ed the Immortal from the mortal. i
need not attempt to give a biography
Of Nr. Stephens lie, not n c!nld ten
years old who has not repeated bis
name; For many ycarshe has not
been able 10 walk without assistance,
! he lived alnost in his rolling chair.
and in fact thac,iair did almost seem
to puls.to with tic lilo Of his body.
Physically, he'has been dead many
yoars, mentally he has leon proui-
neatly active. hs died without
murmur or s'rrgglo. Said he had
10 preparation to make, he hal en- :
dosvorld to live prepared a.any mo.
ment To 20. S1nle Que naked hia II
10 cid 20. wish toe bible Rad, 10
, sid he, I have no faith 10 deaihbed
repentance, n nan must bo ready to
% a, the call 10 bo aso.dier OF
! Cluii4 10 bs like on in tao II nks
Militant, a'woys ready for ,ha !oii
cal, nna Tor duty. Al. th,ss words
shoali have moro consideration ihan
i moo EASING g'aace. To be ready
At all tiines, for no MAJ knows when
Tho hear comes. Passing along the
street this mo.ning, was Ton:n lea
II the d3eih 81 P.o:iisn! GMhsld.
llmb'sms 0; monining cvtry where,
i sd fteii0g was experienced as !
war, ed under the heavy fes'o ms Of
tho black mud white, suspended from
Guiding 20 building. NJ. Stephens
died comparatively O poor man. mo-
uoy he had lo nsa Tor cxccp. tpdo
rosd wit ono lurdrsd aud ,weniy
Two youug mea have wholly or in
part been educ.. Ell by him. Tnis
was done without s,und Of trumpet
but was performed ia The manmoi
With MI his other bcnsf!c!ions quiet
IL. lie seemed 10 love The plsudst,
o.! Liz country man, but nc loved the
| assurances OF G u more. T1'npor-
ally he W.. be inferred in tie Oak.
/ land Cems,ry Of til, ely, finally
al lii old ONE in cra"!o.3yi!lc. Tie
lr;o'ipg 'smenta''oos # his fa''L!nl
servant Alex. who has Tor 30 many
! years cared ior the almost li'eless
body OF Lis master, We're touching
Civil and military orders attended
Tho funeral. Tie PreAileut OF the
Senate vii! Qua'.fy az Temporary Gov
Orpo,,qn c'oytiou i, TO BE- held to elc;t
pre within sixty days. Gcorgis has
40 l;eu..nsn, Governcr. ard in ease
Q: vacancy The mater IS re'c'sed to
ho people which OF coaise ia espen-
sivs.- Q.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

To DisHs!bur., Emporia, iKs,uss,--s 49,
An nt,sehInen. OF the suit ~ A, Baldwin d
Co,Assinsi yorr estate for sII50 II, q, t,,rassl
eofre the Cacnit chert ri Cop,sh county,
Slhsisappi, has been sxecntsd. and 10 nov
pencils & " said court; Ard urlsss you ap-
pear b.fps sala court on. The fourth Nom
day OF Ap,il 1883. rnd PIC; a To aid action
iadgu:en, wiIl be tftstsd, and the essats az
taobed will be rolj.
H,.lshuI,t Niv Jan 20. 1889, E W BRows,
Wiling d Sexton, Awys. Clerk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Ordered that the following acct.
he and the Same arc hereby allowed:
w. J. Butler, j., constable, eos, in
ease OF State va. Bsnj Loit!in, 81 %;
w. j. Butler jr, constable, cost in
aase Of State We. Author Hs"don,
81 80: w. j. Butler, jr, constable,
cost in case Of Ssta w. Harriso,
Bradley 81 70; w. j. Butter ir,con'
stable, sos. in cssc OF S ato Vi Eawin
Harrcr so IS; w. j. Batter j., con-
ss sbls, ccs, IN casc of S.ste vs. lsisre
S,rccr and Isaac Barnes So co; W.
J Batter, c. w. Ford and Chas NJ.
Be.h, as commissioners Of election
zach, 81 Or,
Ordered tha! Section I Of Chapter
LVIII Of the acts of the Legislature
of tho S'a.c Of Mississippi, known as
the game law, be aad tho aame is
boreby extended for ono moath from
this date in respect to tho hunt, 6
aud killing Of deer only.
That the account Of W j Bstlar,
1T Ford and A Taliaferro ~ com
missiouors to let out repairs on Eos
,ers creek bridge be and the i1ms Il
hereby rejected.
Taat Rolin Brown DO and b is
hereby declared paper from and
after this date, and that Mrs IL ,
Batler be allowed tho sum of IS 90
pei. month for care AID msiatananss
otsaid puup,r. ~. go :. 80. :.
That j b jones. member Of ths
Beard OF Supervisors ofCop!ah'coir.
IS from beat 4, TO and he !, hereby
directed to bind out Henry A lam,,
poor orphan, as an apprentices TO
John McPaail, until said minor shall
arrive ct the age Of 81 years, upon
his engaging to coNp'y with tho
statute ia such caaes mado and proYi.
ded. '"'-.s ts 81
That court asjourn until to.mor'
row morning at 9 O'Clock W
WrpsppAY March 7th, 1893.
Court met tits morning parsusn.
to.adjnuIninent Of yesterday. prsout;
satle US then. Hen. ] b Jones, Pess-,
idsnf, presiding, and curt bsir5 OPP,
sued according to law: ,.a.'s, 49,, -, y, !.
Ordered that the report Of -Js''n'
Duaning, ct al, suretissspf'W u.
Answer h, late Treasurer OF Copiab
county, showing q ba.anes dns sad
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

tho u,i,,sLon, ard wiser than his &C.
oera'ioS predicted that evils wsro to
follow, AL pointed cut to iiu coun'
trymcnoi the s atl the way'to u
void ihem. Hes advice was not Ia
ken in time. but bis far-saeing and
ut.crsirs sd, city is now seen and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..-..---..-
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
L Il Harris and + y Miller VS. Caae.


~ u. ~ fh'' ~ We
~ vlRTl'r of- decree o. the Hon Chan.
cary court 9! Coma, runiy rendered ut the
J,nusr' tenn a ID IsS3, tina undsr,isaod
.IeriH AID e1m.a.-,iones Of ssid county, will
on Monlay he 81 Gag * April 1885,. In
frOat IL tue sout' ious1 door nj SAID county,
leiw.er loc.l hours s,,l a. pJblic cutlery TO
the Lighc,t bidder tor cash The FLOWING de-
,'ib>d !aitls tn vii, Tue north east qrsr.
ter Of acsion ono township ten rargs Two
esst sDd v,,t haifnc no'u. w-tt quarter II
section Gou- aud nrh. hall Of north wtst.
qu.rier objection I've and al Of section six
,ownrlip I'm isrg" six e.st, except north
vest qRnrirr 80 NJ fti wsst quarter ssid
,ec,icnsr in Copish county sta.e CT Mis-.
Elppi, al be sold 20 satisfy tho shove
stated Gaze ard AL r,,t TT HARGRAVE
Sheriff AZ Co,Drniss ioDer,
H,z',hurs, February .8rd 1853 S-st
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Coz. Sprsgue. recently divorced
has hseu niarrisl to youn; lady q;
% years OF ss,. aud on l's' Tuesday
D,vid D,,i, WAS usr,isl. Any mors
old man ar1 und ljOtins for pie.;,
,ouae yir.,9
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
ToA BAirawo..h. Houston. Tex

An attachment az tho suit Of Charles Fssh.
nty against yodr estate Tor $50 VI, 'rstsrn.
abs beiolo the Circuit court OF Cjpiah
county, Mississippi, has bcsu executed. and
Is now pendinyin 'sold c,urt; and unIss,
you arposs before said court, on the fourth
Monday o. A2sii 1873, and pleAdto SID 90.
lion. Judgment Will lie entered. and ths CO.
tsfs attacbe,i. viii be snld. EN- Dsowx,
H.llshurst, Mics Jsn.,?6. 1859 Clark.
ActcSn, Any. ~ s5-'ss ass.zA
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Rry. J. Il. Graham hsA oerO'u,ad
not TO chss ~ aud sNS.l4w tic ed
tors Il ,hs M4rcUyy lad .ks New,
ia,, yst, bat las .ub!i>Aed a defense
OF himself Instead. To t:ieass is
rather wssk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

,a.n =; tho ,uut that thu, .ariy III
he ear, our warralis are ~ low,
ssou d 10 sufficient s,innira 10 nerve
thu Peorlslo doIhoir dizzy. Unue,
Democratic rue. tao lahortr received
the lu,l amount promised aim by our
Superyisors. Under Il pub ican OF
imlsp, nd, atlrnis the 'coru,y ssfIFt
= sR.Rb!. only 1T sacrifice of nom
1910 25- perrsnt..
Look on ihia pic!srs ard then on
!hS., Ond you eau hardly fail to die
o,rn who Mo the l,icnts Of the Poo
plo. So 90 'Hss.l,' a,-i .tsgv .
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

F,on some cause IL, GndCpc, d.n's
can, ret siia gi'.Esd cu', cant de-
cids on cau!ids.ce. ~ tie pr'Y.r
time, gan.i,mer. piiu: will 10! Yen
how mary may bee, IN eaidi5a'e%
Don't al try u once. q patti sn'.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Noah ID. Smith, ex.dapT.y survey
or of VI -mphis, VAS s. n - the rcGi
Tertiary ( r emb'zs-"nG 5000, ii Ii
had orlv beea 100000 &c woull b.
A. free = MN ss sople other Tines
sse dsflultsr-.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

The G.yfsld mo,rmsnt association
bsyo n. snFic,el. flad5 10 even az
the corner stone, srd ;ley ara short
resdy t. abandon the Undertaking
entirely.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

"Conuscs with Deaf ard Dumb IT,
s.itute," Wa, ihe m-s.aga ssat tE's
morning to the Telephone Exchange
After a p,uso the an,wsr cana :
Can't ring ten uF-r"ry had to
got tht,u to hoar ~ thcie.'-Clar-
,pp
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Al Atlanta dis,a'ch say: B'h
HN j., ,ol citae late 3'Fa'or II J
Is ccn6n,d WITH ps'alys.s vi ihs 70.
cal c,id,, rnl caa~ot ,r"sk. lie
uqas a W itirg pad a. h.s f.th.r id
l.,t sammor. DE-. < lbruo, ALTA
ding, il puo,sd IS ssy ins be wi not
,.,,y..
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Th>re 7, - ne another l-rse Steam
crison fac'cry erect d in West Point
ca. Taers srs air'a'!y two sim lar
IA to;ias ia Successful cp:rS'ica "
tia! town.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

Tbs M Ms,issippian says thas
thongt Me il.sr il yot lho Cspitaloi
o.: State il i, veil lighted with Gos
while Jackson re.ls - moyc lsmps.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

A company tint pro 'o.es 90 en-
cage in the ra';'rA.inn of.ii;s in THE
state wsrSssgjcsa charts: last, week
by Cav. Lowry.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

R. Ry J,hn Q,irlan. Ca hole
B;shop, Of Mobile. died in Nav o.
lssu, LAST F,idr, OF pasunoni, and
was buried in N ,hia IN Tuesday.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

When yea srO III search Of tbipgs
kept ia Il / class Drug Stc,e. 80.
to Williamsons AMI you will 10 sure
o. find it snd prices always low Tor
sash. 80
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-16

TIA nav postal noe VII be ro-
c.ivci IN Saptomhsr. Tees will bS
no money crder 70 exceed 500.