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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-10
BIG POTATO YIELDS.
How to Grow 1--WE Hundred Bushels to
the Acre.

Alfred Rose of Penn Yam, N. \
writes to an exchange is follows:
Some time since | noticed an ar
ticle How to Grow Crop of Pota-
toes of 500 bushel, to the Are.
The method was not 9i,cn; ques
ton was asked how to do it. | have
no. noticed an answer lis yet, there
fore l will give my method Of culture.
as often get yiel from 400 to
600 bushels to the acre.
First. I procure the best ylelders
of potatoes that grow to Il cool size.
with scarcely any small ones those
that are Of superior qIality and the
best keepers also those that do not
grow spongy or hollow or scatter of
from the hills. Generally cut my
seed four weeks before l plant, to
sin lie ewes, dust the ed we'll with
plaster and lime, spread them on
boards in the cellar and stir them
over often. About a week before /
plant i remove them to All upper
floor in warm room, here strong
heavy Lud starts.
Having previously plowed the land
ten inches deep, then spread on ten
to twelve cords of well-rottei yard
manure to the acre, a ID harrow it on
deep anu thorou yhly both ways.
Next. mark for the rows three feet
apart, and with one-horse plO 4.
open furrOw in each mark about
seven inches de.p, then grade the
burrows TO nearly one depth-about
six inches. / Row take the seed,
which is we'll budi Il, an | drop two
pieces of one eye each one foot apart
in the lows and cover two and halt
to three inches deep. The burrows
are now left open two and half to
three inches. In about ten day the
sprouts will show them 5elve s, when
scatter in the burrows, in and
around and on the potatoes fro 2 O(
to 25O pounds of Mapes manure
in which has been we'll mixed Isl
pounds of plaster-to the acre. Bug:
6r ,,nf = III,
lent fertilizer. AS soon as the sprouts
are up three or four inches cult
vate well and fill up the fu rows il
and around the vines with hoe
Potatoes will now set near the sur
face soil and will get the benefit of
warm sun, while tn. roots are below
away from the dying heat and In
moist soil.
About ten DAYS later, subject t
weather, l cultivate twice on eac
row, second time through, widenin
out the cultivator in order to cult
vate close up to the hills. l no,
scatter on the same amount of ms
nure as before on each side of tn
rows, and hoe the soil up and aronn
the vines three or four inches.
now hill up with hitler, set first, 8
as not to throw the soil over til
vines this will leave the potatoes i
adishing trough like. to receive tn
dew an the rain--also will keap tn
vnes from falling fiat down in tn
rows. They shoull stand up to Or,
tect the soil and potatoes un Ter til
vines from the hol rays OF the sun.
now dust the vines with plaster an
SCOT. also at the first hoeing. Aft,
this, and before the vines get e
lar e. l cultivate and hill up aga
and pull up all tt e weeds.
Twill nov name tew choice sor
out of the fifty varieties l grew la
season; also will give their yield.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-10

OFFICE U"ERINTENDENT TRANsroK
TATIoN,-S. Il X. K. K. Co.
Portsmouth, Va, November It'll. lisa
l,,hANGE OF ScHEDULE:
On and after MONDAY. Noyemhr IA
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE PORTSMOUTH DAILY IA
CEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train at 925Av
Accommodation Train 2O0pv
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train at 5 i5r
Accommodation Train II 53ry
Mail train connects at Weldon with The
Mail Trains of the Wilmington i Weldon
and Raleigh and CASTOR Railroads.
And OIL Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at Frank lin, with steamer for
Edenton, Plymouth and Ian, ngs on
Dlackwater and ChOwan rivers and for
Washington and stations Oh GAINESVILLE
and Washington Railroad.
Through tickets on sale to Tarhor
Goldsboro, Newbern, Wilmington, Col.
umbia, Augusta, Charleston, Savanna
Jacksonville, Fernandina, and all points
in Florida, Raleigh, Hamlet, Charlotte
Statesville, Marion, Hickory. Ohi Fort
Asheville, Warm Springs, Atlanta, Ma
con, Montgomery. Columbus, MoblIeNV
Orleans, and all points in South and
Southwest.
Frcights received daily, except Sundays
rom 3 AM. to Pm. E. q. GiilO.
Superintendent of Transportation.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GOING NORTH,

Express. Passenger and Mail trains.
No II
Leave Wilmington daily, at 6.4oA,N
Arrive at Goldsboro, at 9.tS AN
:: Enfield at 12:I1pnI
Arrive at Weldon, at 1850 N
No. 43. Fast Mail.
Leave Wilmington at $3.50 p n
A rive at Enfield at ll:l9 an
at Weldon at l2.oja
GOING SOUTH.
Express. Passenger and Mail trans.
No. 4S.
Leave Weldon daily, at 1881 I. n
Arrive at Enfield at 4:43 nj
Arrive at Goldsboro, at 6.43 ?. y
Arrive at Wilmington, at 9.35 r.
No. 10. Fast Mail.
Leave Weldon 6: pm
Arrive at Wilmington at 1898 pm
TARBORO BRANCH ROAD.
Arrive at Tarboro l:lO p IN &, 3opm
Leave Tarboro 900 a m and OopM
The day train makes close connection
at Weldon for all points North, via i'ay
Line, daily, except Sunday. and dalj
via Richmond and all rail route.
Night train makes close cOuncclrn al
Weldon for all points North, via fic1,
mOnd. Sleeping cars attached I" a"
night trains. JOHN F. DIVINE.
General Superlnendcl''
A. POPE. Gen'l PaSen'r Agu.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-10

= ttiag the ridges too high, but they
should not be sharp. 1t is the easiest
and best waJ of raising vines on
prairie soil. AM especially.i' it he a
strong clay.-Furmer' Reyiew.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-10

80 \ week si2 day at home easily
- ~made. Costly outfit rec. Address
rue y 70, Augusta Maiae.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-10
SCHEDULES.

PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
PETERSBURG Va. October IL, lsS9
4 COMMENCING Monday, October !,
~ loS1, trains on this road will rnr ~
follows: ~
GOING SOUTH,
Boston & Savannah Fast Mail
(Stol 5 only at Relheld)
Leave Petersburg daily at 4 :09n NJ
Arrive at W. ldOh at ) ga
NEW YORK EXPRESS,
Leave Petersburg daily at LOOP,
Arrive at Weldon at 3lo "
Freight.
Leave Petersburg (ex'p Sun $40 y
Arrive at Weldon at ll.u : "a
GOING NORTH
Boston & Savannah Fast Mail
Leave " eldon daily at II :u5 A n
Arrive at Petersburg at 2:Z3
NEW YORK EAPREss,
leave Weldon daily at l,1Opn
<Ai'i>e d. ! e'e' ''o'o a. ga I, NJ,
Freight.
leave Weldon lex SUM- 20oon
Arrive at Petersburg IN
Flrst-class coaches will run th,on,I
between Wilmington and Wasbinr,'nn
and sleeping cars on night and day tram"
Sleeping car bertns can be had for ms
;ollar from Richmond to Baltimore NJ
Change of cars.
Through tickets sold to all Eas,o,
and Southern points, and baggage chyT'
ed through.
w. }. BROWN.
Dispatcher OF Trains
K. NJ. SULl.l
General Superintendent
W. =. TAYLOR, Gen. Ticket At
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

Fish Commissioner P,orco. Of
Pennsylvania, thinks that there is
great deal Of money wasted by tie
Government trying to stock with
salmon aud bass streams which. by
reason Of the clearing away OF tho
forests ard the cultivation OF the
land, have become entirely unfit for
such fi,b, their waters have become
warm and muddy. He says the re-
stocking OF such streams is 'miedi-
rectcd' labor aud expepdi ure which
is almost a total loss II is prob
able that M Pierce is right. Bass
and salmon do not like muddy water
Crp do not object to it, and hence
carp culture is the most profitable.
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Fish B0if.

Mr.. George Riser. an estimable and influential
citizen living near Spring Ridge In Kinds County,
used to say Of tia, celebrated vcrmifnsr now be-
Inc sold AZ the liis & Little u" Family lflls 1T
always relieves the child whether there are worms
or not"
Champ was hunting for worms and would be
ratisfch with nothing cl-e. lie said; II had done
everything In the world. hut that Is the best medi'
cine that ever tried. They are worth thousand
dollars TO anybody" That was not ~ large yield
Champ. but shows that II searched = little closer
than the other mcdcinesyou uae,l.
Champ gives the result ~ follows; IL 70
years old, took in all pills, result, 9 worms. IL
II years old, took in ail pills, result, worms.
H. 10 years old, took In all pills, result, $50
worms. E-6ycars DID, took In all pills, result,
q worms L. 5years old, took In all pill. re.
suit. S worms. J. took In all pill, result, 5
worms. Total. Is.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

Why Is II the papers Of late arc having 10 much
to say about the Big g. Little ~" Remedies
Well, lat and formost-and ind, ~ for all that:
The Big 6 Iittle ~ Remedies are very import.
ant medicines, anil remarkably adapted 20 all the
various purposes for which they are being 10 OK.
tsnsivcly used throughout country No beautiful
and 40 exceedingly productive rs that lying cou.
ti.uous to two such important railways - the Biz
& Little "J's. And secondly-if not more; this
country il filed with highly intelligent and n.
fined people-a discriminating peoplc-a people Of
Judgements people who know how Ia judge Of
the good things of this world, To appreciate them;
To choose them; TO adapt them to their wants; In
fact, to appropriate them. And then again, the
Big l. Little -" Remedies on their part know
how to behave themsclves-what TO do when
called on for assistance. They don't go fcolins
around-they 60 right straight 10 business. AMI
they have been doing II for 30 long they take to II
n naturally m q duck or q Baptist takes 10 wa
ter, OF an old fashioned Methodist or determined
old OF will tave 30 his knees or air. as-as-asz.x
a PRESBYTERIAN will-wiil-will take to-stmwber.
ri,s and cream. when his Methodist and baptist
brthrcn require little pecuniary ad. In fact,
SIR the Big & Little ~" Remedies and the Pres.
byterians arc just alike when YOU ask for assist.
ance They are highheaded ami pioud, but al.
ways at home, Then sir. the Zig & Little ~"
Remedies are ON the right side Of the question,
they are manufactured on the right sile Of the
Zig u" Railroad they are manufactured In the
right pare-the Drug Stoc Ia the New Faler
building, where they keep 10 many hrsh, nice
things. Fortunate IL the man who can sec the
popular side Of an important question right at the
start. The papers are sure to nnd II out sooner or
later.
MoaAL--If you want anything usually kept in
drug stores. 90 to the New faler building and ask
for Il. Ifyou want q tonic for lady. oak for the
Big and Little ~" Female Bltten. But whether
you neod them or not, he sure-for vos riH nsed
Aem-and get box or two Of the big & Little
"J' Family Pills. one or more bottles Of M.ko and
Compo mi syrup Dlocdroot and Ia few BOTTLES Of
Mara Collie curv for horses and mules
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

in-horscs the pulse at rest beats forty tint. per
minute; In an OK from tity Ia fiftyhyc' in sheep
AMI pigs about seventy To eighty. II may be felt
wherever large artery cros'c- over the bone 81
the lower jaw in front Of its curved l"stion or In
the bory ridge above the eye. Amy considerable
variation fipm the above may be- considered siSn
of disease. rapid, harl anil full, 1t Is an indiea
ton thigh frvcr or inflammation faphl. small
and weak. low fever. loss of blooi or weakness. II
Simpl, -l,w. the probabilities point to brain dis
ease. and II irregular To heart troubles. Get the
medicines f,r your stock at the Drug Store In the
New falcr Building. Marx Collie Cum for horses
and mules should BE- always kept At hand.
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NOTICE,

have sold my entire Drug bust
nets, including stock Of good. &C
counts, notes, ETC., to W. W. Cook.
Al who owe me TN account OF The
busi. less will settle with him.
W. B Cook,
Twill continue tho above business
on my account at the old stand.
W. w. Cock
May 2lst 1883. l6-.f
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

A Washington special OF June 4'h
10 the Times. d snoorat. SAYS: Speak
ing of his contest With Gen. Cba!-
msrs, Mr. Manning said tonight that
be anticipated no trouble in making
il evident to the Forty Eighth Con-
gress that bis claims tn the seat from
The Second Mississippi District il
honest snd just. He will not file his
certificate, however. until he has been
adjudged the seat.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

Messrs Matthews & Lowe exfon-
siveIy catech ses j NJ NUrman 10 to
whether he did his duty or not but
do not deny the truth OF his
card showing that the collector was
compelled to exhibit the receipt Of
the G unity Treasurer before a deed
would be made. Save this Issue OF
the S gual. Norman will take care OF
himself.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration wero
granted to the undersigned by the Chance
sippi. on the 7,h day OF May, 1888, on the
estate of J N Crawford, deceas d; notice Is
hereby given TO all persons holting claims
against said decedant, 10 exhibit the same
aud have thorn registered by the clerk Of
said court within ono year from the date Of
said grant or they will be forever barred;
and all porssns indebted TO sail dscedent
saro requested to come toward and pay the
ams. May 26th 1888. lott W S. REID
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

The STATE Of Mississippi to Frank Ray,
Ella Raw and Katie Rag:
YOU are commanded to appear before
the Chsncerv Court Of the county Of & pi.
an, in said State, on the frt Monday OF
Jily, 1885, 10 show cause II any you have
or eau, why the fnal sccoun. Of ID A Camp-
bell and T. 4 Ray, admins r,ors 9th. E.-
tate Of NJ J Cammacs deceased, this Day Ill.
cd in saic court. shonld not DO audited. vi
Lowell and said commissioners finally dis
charged. j. NJ NORMAN, Clerk.
May 18th, Iss3.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

On account OF i'll health. Aaron
Lowe. Jr. has temporarily withdrawn
his c nuoction as comp t'r with the
Signal office aud will spend u month
ont in the country.
NJ b r Ranks.on /, announce in
this issno IA \ cindidae foe the Of
fcs Of Constable. Of b at Mol. sub.
isct to The action III tho Democratic
convention. Mr. Baukston il n good
D m ,crst and would make an Ell.
ciout officer.
Hon. u. ID. Lowe, i, announced in
this issue as CANDIDATE for pomiua-
ton To The office Of Justice OF the
Pssc,, OF this Boat. Mr. Lowe IL
vel known to the people, has made
a good and efiicion, officer. and il
nominated will bs elected.
In the proper columu in this paper
NAV be eeen tho announcement Of
II b Msyes ,Jr. for the offic, Of Dis.
trict Attorney subject to the
action OF the Democratic
District Convention. Mr. Mayes is q
native Of Copish. and is vel! known
all over Il o county. He 10 honest,
comps,ent, and would make faith
ful officer.
A a Journalist we are in duty
boun TO watch the welfare OF the
community, and therefore give timely
warning to the citizens Of Hazlehurst
that the old school.house is danger.
Gus. Having seen several items con-
corning this fact we End them, upon
due inquiry, substantiated BY all OF
the teachers aud scholars. To pre-
vent a sad catastroph. the old build
ing should be condemned and tom
down after this term is ended.
We void like for orr city fathers
to take prominade over the side.
walk near the post. Office hit. b" eau.
tious gsnilemsn f,r things ara not
what they SEEM to be over there.
At q glance ono would thisk TINT o
very decent sidewalk, no such ihirg,
unless it has been made SO vi hin
the las. two days; it has a very OBJ.
jec,iohsbie feature, o rude way oil
iumpirg up and knocking passsrs
by dowr. We frequently hear Of
men who wonder home in the "wes
smn' hours complaining Of thu side
wax hopping up aud hitting them IN
the face, but this walk attacks j, no.
cen. wouisn nnd children too We
know OF lady Is years old it threw
down, ii 9 was visiting here too and
tha, Is not hospit,ble way TO serve
visitors. 4 few nailJ gentleman,
would put stop to all this. A poor
walk ~ dangerous, 30 let us hear
the sour i OF the hammer over there.
70 the rDlroR OF THE CorlAa SIdSAL.-
DEAR SR: Allow me to ask you
how many towns, the size of Haze
hu,s', there are ia this s ate, gnv-
e:ned by a board OF Mayor and Al
dermsn, where there ia no law in
force against hos' running ahou. TIE
streets. II isa shameful! nuisarce.
II people wait I, keep hogs In town
lot them pen them mp aud feed them
Strangers coming here must TIL X
very little Of our authorities wien ali
kinds Of animals nro permitted to
room q. large. Nearly all OF our
citizens will tha nix the board for pass
ing a. law against this public nuisance.
U. NO HOO
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

We are requested by DR. NJ J Fer
suson Of B,aurrgsrd to enquire
what The relief committee did with
the moaey contributed for the cy-
clone sufferers Of B.aursgArd, to
whom given &c.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08
NOTICE.

All PERSONS who desire to take
stock in the Copiah County Agricul-
,ural and Mechanical Association,
are requested 10 call at Cook & Ards
and pay the LIST installment and have
their names registered. r. ". HutY
Post
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08
NOTICE. NOTICE.

Strayed from IIazlehurst December GO.
one brown or black mare mule 10 hands
hiQh, ten or twelve years old, mouth badly
cut BY bride bits, any information leading
to the recovery Of said mule will be thank,
fully received and literally rewarded
q u NELSON.
Hsz,ehurst, January 81, Issa, 81 2m.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

Jordans Liniment for tsle at T. c Will
lianson's Drug Store. II
Jusr rIox TxYAs Mr. Geo W Rogers has
Just returned from Texas, with a lot of large
Texas horses, which he is willing and anI-
oas to di'poso Of cheap. Go and examine
his stock.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08
CITATION.

The State Of Mississippi to K G'imsley:
iOUARE CO mmnr6cd to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the County Of G pi.
an, In said State, on the first Monday Of
July. 1898; to defend the suit In said court
Of Mary A Grimsley. wherein you are
defendsnt This Msy7, lss3
l6-4t I'M NORMAN, Clerk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

Maj j n Normsn is not the officer
that was "investigs'ed.' why does
Mrssrs Matthew'S & Lowe Try to stif'
the matter from Uncle Billy to him
Mai Norman's card is correct state.
ment. and they catn't or do not de-
nv IL.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

wterea. letters Of administration were
granted to the undersigned by the Chance
nv court Of & pish county, State OF missile.
,ippi, on the Ith iav o' juno, 1883, OH the
estate Of Mrs G 4 Crawford, deceaae', no.
tee is hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said decodent to exhibit the
same and have them registered by the clerk
Of said cour. within one year from the date
of said grant or they will be forever barred:
and all persons indebted 10 said d. cedept
arc requested TO come toward ard paw tho
same. june 9Th I-S3, Is-it VS. REID,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08
CITATION,

The State Of Mississippi to Hattie Bur
ton:-YOU ARE Commanded 10 appear be.
fore the Cnnncerv Court Of the county OF
Copiah, III .aid Safe, on the fist Monday
Of July, 1873; 20 defend tho sui. in SAID
court OF Jefferson Is ,r,on. wherein yon are
defsiuent. j II NORMAN, Clk.
May 2lst I3S3,-l6.4t.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08
CITATION.

The State Of Mississippi to Afford B ,wio:
YOU ARE commanded 10 appear before
tho Chancery Court OF the county Of COpi.
oh, in sid State. On the first Monday Of
July 1888: TO defend the suit In said court
Of Maria Bowie, whoreii you ere defen-
dent. j. NJ, NORMAN, Clerk.
May 2Ist, IsS1-I6 A..
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

NMlrx has lust received lot Of
new horses, which he 10 willing to
dispose OF ut reasonable rates. Hs
also keeps on hand, splendid as.
SORT mont Of coffina. Don't neglect g
o III on him.-17-i
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

wond,r how much Pint paid Jo
Jones for writing that Orj,--mayby
be didn't write it at al, we merely
wanted to know though il be did
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right along.

There will be D meeting OF the
Copiah Comfy Agricultural Me-
chanical Association nt the court
house in this place on next Saturday.
june Cd, 1883. Of 8 o'clock. A full
attendance il earnestly requested.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

REDUCED RA,Es.-Af,er Monday,
the 28th inst, We will ssll beef at 8
and l0cis per pound. for cash.
WHEELEh & PoL..
May 20. 1853, I'm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08
CITATION.

Toe State Of Mississippi to A W Wagner:
You hre commanded to appear before tho
Chsnsery couit of the county of Copiah.
said State. on the Hut Monday OF july,
lSSl, 10 defend the suit In sid court Of VI f
Nelson, wherein yon are defendant.
J. NJ. NORMAN, Clerk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

most economical wonin llve' In Green Cove,
Fla. Amer the dealt! Of her infant rhr us"l the
remainder Of the soothing syrup 10 poison rats.
OlKo lui,,s tho babies and contains po poi-oi.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08

Jordan's Imminent fer tale al E c vii
lismsor's Drug Store.
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rms coLumN Is PUBLISHED

THIS coLumN IS PUBLISHED
IL TIE NIERrr or
NJ. J. JONES, DRUGGIST,
NEW rALuR BUILDING,
FL az1 o Ia t1rst, Miss.
Sc General AdrrHVsni Eztrhre.
Our own mHDufncturcs speciality.
We keep all tile popular patent
mcdicHts.
We keep QuiniIe, Blue Mass. Gallo.
mel, Castor Oil, Turpentine and all
the Family and plantation Medicines.
We keep all the medicines required
by physicians, and will soon be able
to say our prescription department is
perfect
ANY medicine not On hand when
called for il soon added to our assort-
ment. Our Homeopathic Department
will soon be complete.
We take especial pains to assist our
patrons in selecting the best remedies
for their stock, when called upon, aud
keeps large number OF receipts Tor
their benefit.
If in making your purchases your
OBJECT il tn secure the highest stand
ard of clean. nice, fresh medicine. NJ.
j. Jones' stock is in condition to
please you.
81 guess that girl must be the flour
of the family" remarked the young
man who had been wnltzing with her,
as he brushed the white spot on lis
coat sleeve. The hest and cheapest
mixed paints are to he found n. the
New Falcr Building Drug StOre-TOi-
let Powders, also.
Marx Colic Cure for horses and
mules. and the Englishman's Saddle
and Collar Ointment arc remedies
that should be always ut hand. The
former Mr.. ARK has given us that IL
may be- scientifically prepared and
ready for Use. The latter we received
from an Englishman whose name we
do not remember. IfyOn are the own
or of horse he sure and keep them
where YOU can put your hands on
them. "A stitch in time saves nine"
DR.. Richardson's great contention is
that while il il crcditable to he able to
take alcohol in tho strictcst mOdera-
ton. il is better for the healthy man
to do without it altogether. He advo-
Gates. that under total abstinence
system, q race of boys and girls will
grow up who will regard it as IN evil;
will never taste il on desire to taste il;
who will, in fact, avoid it as we all
avoid opium; loking upon it as n
poison Ia he used under medical adj
vice only.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08


C.pt Oliver, OF wesson,in Novem-
Der. 1881, pu. small trout, some
three or four inchea long, iu pond.
Recently the trout wan tokcn ont; 1t
weighed 10 pounds. and measured
q feet in length..-Es.
Sometimes since We pub ished 3
communication from Col. o iver Ill
account OF q Gorman Carp that was
recently taken in tho pond at Wes-
son. In going the ronnda OF the
press 1t has been turned into q front
weighing l6 poun de. lftlis process
Of changing and maguifying coutin.
ues, no one could tell what it might
be in u month hence. Tie truth il
the carp weighed IL pounds ard
measured q feet in longth.