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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
PETITION TO RETAIL.

tn tho Honorable Bard Of Mayor and
A'd-rn en-, Hrz rburS,, Miss -
We tbs u.deItigued rilizens and legal
voters If the town of II z'sburst woult
petition our homo sb's body 70 grant Frank
Sibat Iicensa g. retail vinoua and spiritous
and malt llqnors In les quantities th,n one
gallon for The period OF twelve months W.
believe Flank Subatto ba spbrr, STEADY, Of
no. d ,rpuie, and u y table tersyn 10 carry
on such bnsiness, aud W. hereby authorize
your honorable body to strike our names
from any counter petitions that may b.
died.
Frank subs E d wheele-. Al Wheeler.
r L Grcon,e. CT Han, r Vdsillum. + N
Bns lex. r d tial,. Fritz Fulz Jim Sinclair
u ID Lowe, Jon Msrci ETH, Alb r. College.
,hvr Petty, 81 nusl Grg y; Jno N 's>r. J
II Bow man, A d Lowe, ten Possrr. Cha.
Hitler, i K'o,y, tiaury Marx. L Adolph. A
Il Richa-dsnn. BIN Al-n. Phil II ri, I A
Eurdi,I w PWarr, 7 p War, O u Wnre.
nd ~ L,eb, Henry Brow. + liayman
Frank X .hi"son. NJ Marx ii JIG be. Al
Wr,ch. % X Cs',. joe Salomr, Wv Govt"
G. NJ Mitchell, VT Keys, II + Bnriiit G
y Ham'lton. II H H"gg. r jonas, Mad
Pace. John Bn,ch-t. N sh Nicholas, J s
B-own, j L McGinnis. Ga" Ki, kiand. A
Pros.r :. Tom Rankin. Ned Doug Az, o II
j .hnst,,n, Hor GO H. arhsni. j :" A Cor. l.
II Matthews, j " Ps'rick, A + Buckl'y, Z
Bs,s Lopdo" Wells, Dan Max. Ganrgs
Wa hington. d c Wig Z, Sam 1r,ing. j p
RI R,tii', RI Hstdsld. w d nks, VIM
JAMES. Loni, r "'mord. Jno v Lev. Pre-.
on ID ing a>s, Allen X u f S ID Rapsrv.
A W Birn,t. IDA kan. Cha. Meow. W
NJ nuutsr Tom Thomas. z d BYRD Ssu'
Thomas. n + Whom. H s -wart. Moves
r .tbff, w WPi t., Chas Or en-, s 'ph-n
NJ t~beil. 8 ~ Jones Alan Sandi or. Geo
psrn-i, 8 u Minor, z iir,'wn. Ah'am Hat
ris. Jno We'Is. Eunch Bunes. j., Joh'-
,ton, Crockett JEFFERSON. Dan N 'Cast,ll
WIN Champion. N rpsnzi Corley. J,ck.on
Allen. Henry Afford pa Green, q Is sick,
A IRON Mitchell. II, NV Maxwell. GE Ma
thew. w Il Cak, p ter lloop"rch,
G ,rrav RI,.rt., Cla'"orn Rem
b.rl. A Deuol'e-s. en- R,.ls Phil K'o'z
Ian e aver. BJ II ~kius PB kirg. II
Loeb. w j Melon. J.rry Bnrre'. FeliI
Flew lls", u y V.rd-uisn, DC Moore. q
X ,ssdaIr. Henry Clay, J II Dnnninc. jas
Gregory Hrt Guuhaw, ] J Robinson,
Ma, lee Moore.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

J. W. Fig tie & c.. have opened
new and large st 'ck Of dry goods
AMI groceries in the brick store NIX
to l. N. Ella. and propose to sell
them ai prices that dsfy competition.
NJ. Fusats has 3 good experience in
the mercantile 5usinsss, and il
popnlir aud &c, 'mmod ,ing gentle
man, and we rroph.sy for the 6rm
- liberal share Of the public prr'n-
age. TIER gods ute al new
bought at close fSnres, and will be-
sold a. small profit. Look out for
heir advertisement next week.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
PETITION TO RETAIL.

To the llonombla Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen, H. zl-hnrs, Miss
We the NJ dersig cd cirz"ns and legal
voters Of the town hereby petition you
hon, rsbe holy 10 grant II u Rails licsnRe
IN te,sil yinous and spiIi,u0 liquors In
less q ,sntities than one z lion for the Pc
riod I, ( lively. months, aid We hereby rec.
omm.i 4 :, aid II Is Ri.ls No q sober. steady
person nj good repu's and a sui able per-
son IN csrry o" sich business anil W. here
bv authorize your honorable body (, erase
mr. name. " IN any counter petitions which
may be f's'l.
Jo Mss.a. A D'molisns. VIM James,
W w G,wir. L NJ Is nwirk. ID Al e..
Crss IIii.r r Kl"z, A j Wheeler. G "
la til'on. Ger Tomlcirh, i VIZ HIM, ii
NJ ARK, G. T Hort Al w"lc', l. II Na, news,
VIM Hunter, Iohn Buket. lfmry D-,wn
HPB ,dtt Js s n,L,ir. u Brown. W 7
Kew, T. .nk X .birsor. G Z Mathews. r Is
Ri,'s, q ID LoSe, J g Bnsr. + ,bs'. +
F.lz, A " Brrntt Go Krkaud. n d
Dong'rs. l nd r. l. ell. S,ml rhomss Dan
Mack. 4 a. ymn T l. War. W T. Ware;
q L. War, r A Bnr,iefi. Phil VI II. A "
Live. Joe Mrrh-ri, ] Is Is ,~man X y
iI,ta.ld. Cas- G'aen. Jo- y lera II j..
a. ne, Al-h hNIU N"o DWi" W, Ni ~ ~,
WI A'lon. a II Eichsr 's"n, Dave = s..
Jorla" Allen Ch-''rv M"Cr, j " Low
John ! N"~el,. T EG {" M. " u II 81. w
Il nks j VI Ph,i /; ]. Mclnni.. G" cs-i
Robinson. Z Is VIII -ier. Md Pee. E,n,n.
mel Org NY. sam win. Jsr J II tilt J. ~s.
TIM ID ~ elass. o II . iins'or, a + J. khy.
Ho,aro bssrhs". j A Co = BIN Pr ss",.
r IN Rankin. T I ihona'. j ii y -w"rtc Is
+ wilsnn. A Pr, ssae. Encch barnes + Is
Blvd, Chss R-s. r j mas. = ID W. nor. Jer-
W Is ,rls. G Il B's,~i X. ID = McCs-ks'. "
L Il 9. Peter HnoIn'ch. l. A olph. G n
Mi,h.'l, Sam J"n's L'ti- Redmop'. Hen
~ M,xwel, Ahr.ham Harris. London
Wells. j I'M Wells. Z N Rals. Lrclns
p IN EGG Ridges. Jss johnson. q - Pan
NIL, w W Pitts. p G G'ecn. Fl.mniIng "
Ter. j ] II bins II. T.rr-,l Tr'er, Go
S"ong H-nrv Abort, w l. n ichrll. J. Is
King, Morpa' III Corlsv. Aann N'th- l.S
G Mitchell, S.encsr A LAM. Gao Wishing
tnn. Claibo,n Ne Rrn,h-r', II NV il .z'm.r.
D,r O ten, Jas A'eIsndar p N w. W Is
Co. X, YIN Cbsm lin. Currie Il ,ha,ts. w
NJ lton. u l. ell. G R,g.d,ls. F-'ir ~ ".
ellen. Miles Moor. D;wrght, An IT q "
leue. H.ur, Cay. Albert Lee. nc Moore.
HINT Graha", Jos t'rrgo'v. q s V,rd,ipaD,
z L Hnnea s I'm G'b.on, S ID Rams y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Tue Central Democratic Cluo will
meet mkt Saiu'd'y. s9h lust. at
) o'clock in the evening. Tue Haze.
hurst Band will be on hand and
make some 6ns music. Everybody
is Invited 10 attend, aud as the meet
ing % ours ~ the evening cur frield-
from the C, uutry can attend. Speak
srs for the occasion wall address the
club.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
MARRIED.

At tho rs.i ieLc, vi The brides IA
th.r, Mr.. s. q. Ksut, neir Hale.
hurst. OH Thursday evening. ~ b
i,sr.. BY R,v J. L Thispen. SIR. II
X Coor aud Mis,. N. Slsvis Kent.
ATTENDANTS.
Miss N. MEX nnell J.F.Son's,
Mis- N,bi. Watson, J. d. Parry.
M,ss Dora Ger. Lou. Rain,es.
Accompanying tho nbovs no,i'e
was boaniifal supply Of delicious
cafe Of al kinds, for which we extend
hanks. TIC young aud happy COZ.
pie have our best wishes for q long /,
prosperous aad contepted life.
There may b, time, when bitte,s
will be mingled with TIM sweets. when
the clouds VI adversely msy lower
and the w,rld ,m cold. and hu.
m unity uncha'i!able, bu' let us hope
thrir love and constancy 10 each
"tber may remain mistaken. and
that their bsrqna may withain nj the
bufftt:ngs Of the sea OF life and be
safely anchored n the port OF heaven.
On Thursday the Goth inst. at ne
resjdenc. az tbe brides IA her, d.
u. NJ GrfIi &, near Haz' shurst, by
Rw. w. Is. b "Qham, Mr.. K. 3.
ra,lr. Jr. aud Ms, Lula D. Gr,f.
fng.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

ia Dsk.on E q, Candidate for
enat. 'or the 2Jtn dis riot, will ah-
dre-s his 70 10 s.citizsas At the fcl.
10 wing times ,nd ulares:
Be ,uregard, Sa'. Oj', 81, a. 50 m
Wessor. - AZ al z p ID
n ,zl,hurst. Fri. Nov. 3 at IL y N
Crystal Sig, Sat. Nov. 8 at IL n IN
J. l.. MrAps, Ohm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

While in Wesson u short while
S turaoy evening we hal the pleas
urc Of meeting NJ. G. A. Hamilton
who had lat rslueaed from visit to
Columbus. H,w's looking in fne
father. and rep ut, that he is at tho
service OF the de nocra.ic execu i've
committee to strike blows for the
cause.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Ell Bos,ick Is said 10 DO the boss
mixol,gi>t. We don't know wh-th.
or he - the boss or not, but We Il
know that ne can mix q lemonad.
us vel as it can be done anywhere
else. And the boys who d.ink toll
~ tina, R'als keeps mighty good
liquor for HIN 10 mix. Maybe 30
wa don't know.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
PUBLIC SrEAKING.

J.S.S xl.n aud II ~. Il. N. Miller
viii address their fel'ow.citizsns o.
ths Page scboal house. five miles
s,u Invest Of Rockport, or. Saturday,
September 80 b, 1888. Ever, body
is invited to attend.
J.L.ME,pE. Chm. Elk. Com.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

We ire indebted t, Nc. John. T.
T ,ompson. foreman OF the weavi' 6
department. OF tho Mississippi NJ llS'
for q list Of eleven snbsc,ibsrs. Nc
Thompson is said to he the right
uau in tho right Place. Is sides
beiag AN ad-pt in hi business, h.
takes great in ores. in all public
mr,e,s. especially in tue success OF
democracy.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
ii. n. Cook Suggested.

EolroR SIGNAL
As the tine Tor the election Of
town officials is approaching, l
Won d like to .ugetst tho name Of
H,rtwell II Cook as suitable per.
son for mayor. Hs is honest and
ctmpeteut and will make n good
mayor. NJ. Cnok is NJ Office saek.
or. but If he is the choice OF the peo-
pie it j, his duty to serve.
CfrryrN.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
speaking at neaures.rd and we..on

Speaking ut Beauregard and wesson.
By sp.cia. nqnest Metsrs. u. O.
s. Dodds and ]. W. Bailey will ad
dre.s their fellow CT Ems Mt Beau
rgird on Saturday evening. % h
inst. at 4 o'clock. anil at Wesson thu
same evening at half past seven.
j. L MEADE.
Chm. Elk. Com.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Losr.-Two lsti"is mop ned. nd
i.e.s,.d To Mr.. A. +. Fitzpatrick
I ,.ir return will be highly appn 81
at-d il left ut tue .tora of Cap. l..
+. Brdsmg.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
TURN OUT SATURDAY /!
COME AND HEAR TIE DEMOCRATIC
CHAMPIONS.

IL You Want tn Sec How Our Candidates
Are Goinl: to sila Their Opponents, be
On Hand.
X member that The 1T discus.
sion between the opposing candidates.
Tor the legislature will take place in
H,zlehurst next Saturday. Do not
fail to he on hand. Lay miio the
cares aud trodLlcs 81 life for day
and come in to tho democratic feast.
GA that day a platter Of indepen.
dsn,ism viii DO H.t before you. The
hide will be taken Of. aud every con-
veuience arranged for each dsmocra,
to ei.j,y the skinninQ process.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

member tina, d.. Ponn's Doutal
r wms ara the neatsst "n the road
and he always keeps full stock Of
Dsutai material on hand. Can ill
or { cru for country Dru'i.ts.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

New y. leans had q very drstruct-
i've 6rs last week. Several thousand
d,llars worth Of property was con-
sumel.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Ladis, will lind The + orcn'in,
Et,rac;s eqnal 10 any perfume in tn
,uarket D ,ce tried, alwaya used
Al odnrs a. Bnrnley'a Seventy.
tive cents per b. tie.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

L.d,a p nkham'- Vegetable Com
pound aud H r.ford's Acid Phos'
plato OILY At Bnrn'ty's D'us Store.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Feeah D.uss N':ioos aud Toilet
Articles are being received on every
train by DR.. Burnley, our popular
and reliable drnvpi.t.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
For SUPERVISOR.

We ara authorized to announce
Charner Pric. as m independrnt
candidate for Snnervisor, Distiict NJ.
l. Of Copiah coun y. Z cotton in No
vember.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

D,nt forget when von cone to
II q .hurst to cali o Dr.. p MI aud
nuve your teeth pu' ,ngo'd 'ndi.i,n
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
CHANGE OF PUBLICATION.

In order Ia ACCOMMODATES our east.
eru aud western mails We have chan
ged our publication dvy TO Taurs.
dnv. The mails mos' all leave isre on
F,ii,y m 'rning. and BY this charge
our subscribers eat and west OF the
Iaiho,d will receive their paper soou-
cr sfser pnh'icstion.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
lCEl lCEll

ICE! ICEV y.
Ice always on hand II 8 cents per
pound. Mex; door To- p ~ Oni'e.
aug. 81 TT. HARRY BURDrrrE.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Gil on Dr.. Peu fr a frs: class
g., vi teeth. Guaranteed.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
Look Here /!

We earnestly desire all parties
indebted to % TO Settle ut onca.
Cook & Amp.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
FOR MAYOR.

We are author z I'd to nnnounc" e.
B. Wheeler rs n candidate f'r VI 'yo
III Haz ehurat E.. in in N1vsm.
her next
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
CITATION NOTICE
The Sac oi M'-si, sippi.
IN NV..,I.

The Sac OF M,-si, sippi.
I'd. j. Wood;
You nra commanded to appear bc'
fore the Chancery G 'nrt Of tue couu
~ Of C,p,ah. Ia said Safe, nc Rn eS
before the Clerk at laid Court on H.
irs NJ ,nd.y Of November. A D.
1893, To def-u III, the snit IN sail
Court. II b. Fugre, wherein von ara
defend int Se"' m''er IA D., 1881.
]. NJ. Norman. Geek.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Orlsrs from ,oautvy customers
s-ce.vs prompt attention. NJ dis
honest nor ndnlrera'ed m, dicine,
rold ut Burnley. Dug St,rc.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Treating teeth an d gums made Q
specially by DR.. Penn.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Waat has be,oms OF the county
fAi7
The doctors arc being KEEP. pretty
busy.
H.z'.hurst has god livery s,abl;
turn-outs.
Two weddings on Thursday nj gbt
OF last week.
A fire WIS PLEASANT several morn
inss this week.
The laiic, are invited to attend
cur club mestii s.,
81. NJ sby, The faithful drummer
was here this week.
Ms B,fr,!oe. o. B:ookhlven spent
last week in this place.
We ara inf rmsd tit Pfof. Bugch
his about sixty scholars.
D,u'. forget the 81 600 steal
Ke p it before the people.
Tie rac,n, rain had ,he ff.c. Of
bringing up the ,urLip seed.
Copiah rays to y zlo, just wait a
liiii. while aud she'll b. in line.
d.. Rowan was in town q short
while one or two days th week.
Fra good shave aud hair cut 60
to 4 De.nolisus. aud you WI! get 1t.
L. H.yuan & Go. have moved to
the store formerly occupied by Mil.-
taps & Bro.
DR.. Ferguson. Of Beauregsrd. va"
here Monday. aud was in his usual
god 'pirits.
Don't forget yonr club meetings.
Tie clubs will Carry G 'piah for the
democracy.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bcids-
vel, aims the PMsOn, wa in town.
OF Tuescay.
TIE city e!e,iion will take place or
tho second Tuesday after the
general election.
Service viii be- held at the Episco'
pal cl u,ch Sunday 'yepins at halt
past seven. by Rev Mr.. Bowden.
The public wells ars great con
yenieucc. but they are dangerous.
and should have covers to them.
G. Btss has moved tito his new
brick bniliiag. ani II II 'ss viii oc'
cupy the storo vac .tsi Icy him.
Tho cannon WAS brought ont last
8 .turdiy. It, boom summoned the
csD''al dsmoga.ic club tog Their.
Don't let the sore heads and radi.
cas- rua over you, boys; emembcr
they are no: much better than we
are.
Ifany who are Indebted 10 Us for
subscription wish TO, they can pay in
W, oil. II will answer tie same a.
money.
Roy. Ira q. r ,bsrtsou has been
filing tie Methodist pulpit at this
place during the illness Of Rev. ". G.
Millsups.
Are the opposition more indcpen'
dent than they are radical, or
moro radicals than they are ind..
penden'sH
Mrs. BIN Wilson, who was recov.
eriug from I'm attack OF renil,ent
fever, had a relapse this week. and
is still confined TO her bad.
T,ere is no uss for any man I, be
wi hout q county paper. Justbring
in potatoes. egg. chickens, c'ru. or
anything OF that kind. and it viii an.
swsr the same AS money.
There is no uss in being TO, mod.
est about SOMA things, aud We had
as we'll Say it now that Copiah is q"
ing democratic, for after tn, elec-
ton everybody will know 1t.
II there /, anything left OF Bride.
we'll aud Mcneil by tho 20h. inst.
they will rpc,k at Hsz'ehu's', aud
everybody should attend. To sc"
Parson Bsidewsll making speech is
as good AZ monkey show.
II z'shurst was veil filed with
oolorsd p, ole from Crys'L Sp inss
and BIO kbaven 81 Sunday. WHO
came {, attend the camp nesting
which was going on in tie Suburbs
OF town during the week.
Oar outrag d and indignant people
will not b IVA any m,re such leg's's-
ton US the $1,000 steal. The inde-
pendent boird hal nothing to lose
in the tranrse,ion, and could tf'rl
to be literal with other peoples mou.
ey,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

Best Gal o. only IS cents per
gallon at Barnleys.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
FOR SALE,

A we'll improv.'l p 'ach and v'ge-
able IN IN Of f,riy acres. very HEAR
town, for sale Mt u great bargain.
aug3l.tf u. n. MILLER.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
Mrs. Lilly Loeb.

J1qu0t FfrIiCn ID ScKIHB' a'' o4S
boxes. ut Bhrnleys.
Mr.. Lilly Loeb.
Bpgs 10 into III tina uul:o that abe
10 ALWAYS prepared 10 serve good
meals a. 25 cents each, and lodging
It same price. II table Il Away.
/. pp,od with ih. b.st the market
IF nis, aud no paias will be spared
TO please customers. Rsst,ursat At
The same place.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
A SPECIAL j INDICTMENT:

II consideration tie pending political esmtaso for Tbs sion OF
District cun aud boat officers aud IN order " inc
circulation II the paper, will sand
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

TIE fines. wines. liq1rs. cigars,
t. b .cco, Q O.. always To hand. G'yr'
me a call aud I vii treat yyn risht,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

sumeJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23
DANVILLE.

THE CANAL BRIDGE-THE METHODIST FEMALE
CoLLEGE-INTEREsT DUE JULY 1sT TO BE
PAID PROMPTLY-A wEDDING-TIIE DAN
VILE AND NEW RIVER RAIIR0AD-PER-
sONAI--POLITICAL MATTERs-QUALIFIED.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE %. 1883.
The owners Of the canal property have
proposed to the Council to make vollln-
iary contribution of 5000 for the repairing
OF the bridge over the canal, and the offer
has been accepted and the work ordered to
be done. AS part of the work cannot be
done without drawing off the water, and
to do that during the day would throw
many hands out OF employment. it has been
determined to have that portion OF the
work done at night.
The directors of the Methodist Female
College have bought OF Mr.. John \. Wyllie
for $4,000 4 lot Of land at the west end OF
Main street, near the junction OF the Yam
ceyyIlle and Greensboro roads, and pro-
pose TO erect the college building on that
site.
The interest due the LIST OF July on the
bonds OF the Danville and New-ltiyer rail-
road, and that due the same day on the
bonds OF Patrick county, subscribed for
that railroad, is to be paid promptly here
at the clearinghouse of Johnston d Check.
Mr.. Samuel j. Norman, Of Danville, was
married OH the Goth instant to Miss Pattle
w. Smith, OF North Danyille. \ number
OF ladies and gentlemen assembled at the
house or Mr.. j. T. Carter to witness the
ceremony and extend fluctuations to the
new couple.
To-day week the cars on the Danville
and New River railroad will run TO Wal
ler's Ford, five miles from Martinsyille,
and Major Sutheriin is assured that by the
1st of August he will run the ears to a
point thirteen miles from Martinsyille.
Mr.. John l.. Berkeley. who has been a
prominent citizen here for several years,
has determined to move to Winchester.
Captain Walter Coles, chairman OF the
Executive Committee, calls for grand
at Chatham. 10 be held on the
10th OF July, for the appointment OF dele.
gates to the Lynchburg Convention. All
opposed TO radicalism and bOSsism, and
who intend to act hereafter with the Con-
ervative-Democratic party, are cordially
invited to be present. The call also con-
templates the perfecting OF the organiza-
ton of the party in this county by the cleo
ton Of officials for the ensuing two years.
Mr.. W. j. OVERLY has given bond and
qualified as sheriff Of the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23
Democratic Meeting I'm Stafford.

A meeting Of the Democratic party Of
Stafford was held at the courthouse yes
terday for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates TO the Democratic State Convention
which meets in Lynchburg July 25th. w.
Eustace Moncure, Esq, chairman OF the
County Executive Committee. called the
meeting to order and stated its object.
Robert j. Hickerson was chosen secretary.
The following delegates to Lynchburg
were then elected: Falmouth district, Dam
Nj. Lee; HARDWOOD district. Thomas Wal
lace; Rockhil district, q. NJ. Weldon !;
Aqua district, j. b. T. Suttle; Delegate at
large. General Fitz. Lee.
On motion the delegates were allowed to
select their own alternates.
On motion, in the event Of the absence
Of full delegation at Lynchburg, those
present shall be empowered to east the en-
tire Democratic vote of the county.
Judge j. b. Il. Suttle offered the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas by the aid Of the Republican
Administration at Washington and the
judgment Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States the State debt of Virginia
has been settled and eliminated from the
politics OF our State; therefore be il
RESOLVED, That we recognize that there
are but two distinctive political parties in
Virginia-viz, Democratic and Republic
can.
I'd. That we. the Democrats OF Stafford.
in mass-meeting assembled, pledge our
selves to use every honorable means for
the triumph Of the principles of the Dean
cratic party in the fall elections.
Sd. That we are unalterably opposed to
the re6pening Of the State-debt question,
and will not support any man for the Lee
gislature who favors such course.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
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prATuU9.

Died. a, her husbands RESIDENCE 92s Brs0e a Ne
nne. Thursday. June 21st, at osior uS,yei, in
NOODLE c. POWELL. wife Oh IL W.
the thlrty-seventh year OF her age. ,,,, church
The funeral will fakepace ut Emman,un,t l,cIoct
stTIiRDAY MORNING.. June 23d, NJ ~ ~, .,oct
Frten de and acalmintances OF the family .espo''
fully invited 70 attena "aa. no,'y 'u' 2ts
Dod. AZ the residence Of her son in-aw, PIT. -
n Vaughan. corner Ninth and Porter street. so
Mancbesfer. Va. at 4 O'Clock a. NJ, June 70 -
iasa' Mrs. MARCELENA WRENN, WIDOW VI
The late lanes Wrenn. of Richmond, In the sew
enfy-fourth year Of her age. ,,.,,,
cburch ON SATURDAY MORNING. June 23d, ~
Ia o,clock. Friends and acquaintance OF tns
family are respectfully invited to attend WITHOUT
further notice. -
washington papers please copy.
MED. IN Manchester, Va. June 22, 1883, aiter
an Illness of nearly ten days. PEARL ELIZA
Vt.TU infant child Of J. j. and Elenora Norman !
aged three months and thirteen days.
PEARL shall sleep, but not forever,
In the lone and silent grave;
blessed be the Lord that taketh'
Blessed be the Lord that gave.
Her funeral will take place from the First col,
oredl Haptist church. Richmond, THIS saturday
AFTFRNOON at 3 O'Clock. Friends ana ac-
Guaintances are respectfully invited to attend
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Physician, Heal ThyseIf.

The New York World comsels the peo-
pie of Virginia to dismiss forever the blind
prejudices which the Richmond Dispatch
seeks to foster and stimulate.
The Dispatch was pitching into Came
ron, Farr, and Blair for appointing negro
school trustees.
The World is a Democratic paper; but
II that's the best it can do in the way OF
advice it had better not give any.
Has the editor Of the World no preju-
dices? DO the people Of his city appoint
negro trustees? Do they send colored men
to Congressy Havethey any negro sherifls +?
Would you, Mr.. Editor, allow a negro to
teach your own white children or to escort
your wife to church? Ii not, YOU have
preiudces, and you had better get rid Of
them before you lecture Virginians on the
subject. We tell you plainly, Virginians
will 20 with the National Democracy, but
they will take the privilege of settling the
matter OF negro trustees to suit themselves,
regardless OF what you may think about
it.-DaaU,lle Times.