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Dragged Under by n whale.

fBy telegraph % Tie DispAIch'I
ppovINcETOwN, Mass, June 20. The
whaling-schooner Ellen l,izpah reports
that the capt1in and mate both struck q
whale nj the same time. and the mates line
becoming fouled his boat was dragged I'M
der and was never seen afterwards. Mate
nnnham was the captains brother, ana
leaves family. The number OF men s los'
Is not stated, but there were proDaDi! ilon
six 10 eight in the boat.
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ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

COLLINS'S NOLTAIC ELECTRIC
Y PLASTERS For the relief aud prevention,
Neuralgia. Sciatica. Coughs, Colds. Weak Back,
stomach. and Bowels. shooting Pains, Numbness,
Uysteria Female Pains, PalpiiatiOn, Dyspepsia,
/ fv,r Couplainf. Bilious Fever. Malaria, and Up.
iden1ics. use COLLINS'S PLASrERS IAN ELEC-
TRIO BATTERY combined with POROUS
PiASTFR). and laugh At pain. 25c. everywhere.
ie ol-Ih& SAT-
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Train.yyrcckers at Work.
,n.',a,o,,ranh 70 the Dispatch. |

TBy telegraph . NC UIap"tVH'I
YoNKERs, n. Y, June 2O.-seyen large
rocks. which had been placed on the track
81 he New York City and Northern rail.
road near here. wrecked the engine and
three ears of the A. NJ. freight train. The
rocks were evidently put there by train
wreckers.
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Death Of the Postmaster of Washing
ION.
[By lelegraph 10 I'D DIsnltch. /

TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, June Colon. Thomas
l.. Tulock. postmaster OF this city, died ut
the Seabright House, Atlantic City, y. D.,
this morning at $50 O'Clock; aged sixty
three wears. Although Mr. Tullock had
been in bad health since March last, his
death was unexpected. When the tee-
gram announcing his demise was received
by Acknowledgement L. b. Conger this
morning it created great CONSERVATION.
Mr.. Tullock had served under his prede-
cessor for some years as the financial clerk
Of the Office. and was appointed to succeed
Colonel Anger November 18th last.
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Ensc.Bnu Yesterday.

IBy telegraph % The Dispatch.I
Providence New York, !; Providence,
Roston Boston. 30; Philadelphias, 4.
cleveland Detroit, Z; Cleveland, 4.
Ru0alo: League game postponed on ac'
count Of wet ground.
cincinnati: Cincinnati, IL; Athletics, l.
I.uisyille: Eclipse, :; Baltimore. o.
Commbus Allegheny, IL; Columbus, A.
Ct. Louis: Game postponed on account
of rain.
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at the lowest prices. ,,,,,,.,,,r,N ppFFnFN
NAT. TAILEN, JR.,
j. n. CHGNkRY.
". ,,,u ciose Al q f. VI. on and after
III; I'm WV je l7-SnTu&Th
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr or RICHMOND, JuNE 20, 1888.
ARRIVED.

steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, Uni,ed states
mail. merchandise and pass"ngers' J.. H.. Aatur
,iiuerintendent. 49,, .,,,
schooner Z. \. scrlbner. smith. Philadelphia,
coal. {. II. Page. -, -,
schOonsr T.. r. COttingham, smith, Philadelphia,
coal. :. II. liawcs.
schooner Annie V. Bergen, Chambers, PhilAdel-
phlt, coal. =. l.. Murphy.
schooner &. G. Lane, hagihugh, hchheuee' lce'
Richmond lee Company.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. June 20. 1888.
SALEs-Fmsr Bo,RD.-20 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 25, 0 do. at 20; Sis Virginia
tax-receivable coupons, new at 40 $50 virginia
tax-rccciyabIe coupons, old, at 55t.
SECOND DoARD.-IO shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at Is, 10 do. at25
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No sucH WoRD.-Dr. w. Il. Pooi, Oh
Camden, n. c., wrote OF DR.. Wor.nlng-
toms Cholera and DlarrhGa Medicine.
al have never known II TO iall." Sosd ny
druggists. Twenty-Five cents.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 2O.-tl0ur dull AMI nominal:
pcgular wheat i'm active demand. unsettled. and
nervous : opened weak and lower: closed firm az
out side prices Sl.O5. June Com unsettled and
ruled lower: closed hi CHER: J3lc. cash ana june
Oat, in far demand and lower: 57kc. cash. 3Sc.
June. PORK unsettled and lower: trading marked
by Wild huctuaiions; sl07Jn@ l6-cO cash and
June Lard irregular. active, and lower: $1,000
cash and June. Bulk-me1ts IN fair demand. shout
der. s7lj: short rib, $3.50; short clear, $780,
"A hi, kpy unchanged.
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Settled Up.
,.,.,,.,,h m the Disnatch.

tBv telegraph to the Dispateh.l
New YORK, June OR. III. Parks x
70 have settled all differences on the STOCK
Exchange.
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CARPETS. OIL.CLOrHs, dc.

+ HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
L SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
MATING, OF all grades, OIL CLOTHS and
and HOLLANDS, CORNlCE and CoRSICE
POLLS, LACE-CURTAiNS. &C. PAPER-
WANGiNGS Of the latest designs. All orders
promptly attended to. Work done N Town or
country. JtSNiN1S,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Big Fire I'm the Royal Dock.Yard ut
Amsterdam.
fBy cable TO the Dispatch.


AMSTERDAM, June 20.-An extensive fire
has occurred in the Royal dock-yard here.
The man-of-war Dom Gerbank was de-
stroyed and the man-of-war kostenaer con-
sidcrably damaged. The loss is between
100000 and 1000, 900 forms. The origin
OF the fire l. unknown. One fireman was
killed and three other persons were in
iured
Queen vicfOria's Condition.
LONDON, June 20.-The Truth prints the
following statement in regard to the con-
dtion OF the Queen: "The Queen has for
two months been in state OF mild melan-
cholia which in the course OF time. il not
relieved, would probably become very diff
ficut to treat. Her condition has naturally
caused great anxiety because OF the ten
denotes of her family. Her Majesty and
Princess Beatrice will in the autumn go to
the vicinity OF Florence, Italy, where they
will remain two months"
To Re Tried for High Treason.
BERLIN, June 20.-The arrest OF the
Polish author Krazowski and other per.
sons charged with giving information to
Russian reyOlutionists regarding the move
ments OF Russian troops, will lead TO their
trial on the charge OF high treason. In
portant evidence has been obtained against
them. a Polish journalist named Adler
has handed to the German ambassador ut
Vienna important papers bearing on their
case, which have been forwarded to Bis
marck.
The French Successes I'm Madagascar.
PARIS, June 20.-Thc French papers ex-
press approval OF Admiral Pierre's action
in bombarding and capturing Tamatave
and other places in Madagascar, and pre-
dict that the IIoyas will soon be compelled
to capitulatc. The SOir contends that the
lIoyas are so detested by the other tribes
OF Madagascar that If they do not forth
with yield to the French they will run a
great risk OF being massacred. The ulti-
matum offered by Admiral Pierre to the
IIoya Government, which refused it, in
cluded the acceptance OF a French pro-
tectorate over the northwest coast, accord
ing to the treaties OF 1871; the payment OF
an indemnity OF 100000 francs, and the
acknowledgment OF the right OF French
citizens to own land in Madagascar.
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Another Exciting Day in Chicago.
IBy telegraphto the Dispatch.l

BY telegraph To the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, June 20.-This has proved
another exciting day on Change, and the
condition of affairs has been very much
strained. The great trading has changed
over somewhat from provisions to wheat
and corn, and the failures which have oc-
Cured in all lines have caused suspicion
OF unsteadincss TO attach 10 many OF the
heavier firms. The fluctuations in all mar
kets have been sharp and rapid, and specu-
lators have in consequence been calling in
Discriminatory for margins. one failure
was announced during the forenoon-that
OF George Stewart 81 Co. They are report
ed "lone" on wheat and lard. All the
markets up to noon displayed signs OF
weakness. The markets all assumed firm
er tone towards the close, although Sc
we're drop in pork was not altogether re-
covered. Just before the close the firm OF
Daily & Co.. who have been dealing heavily
i'm pork. succumbed, and so notified those
with whom they had dealings.
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SALES REPORTED TO sFCRETARi
EIOlII.

dne, s3.75ms4. % extra, IS. OGes530. common
family, s5.5OGt5.75: Patent family, S7Gs7.76.
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poRroF NETWORKS NEWS. JUNE 20, 1888.
lBy Telegraph

S,eaner Luray. SchermernOrn. Norfolk. ner-
.,'.o.it.. aud passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
RaiIw,y Company land sailed 90 reinrnl.
steamer Accomac. Deis, merchandise and pas
sengers, Smlthheld, Chesapeake ana ONO halfway
Company land silcn on returnl.
steamer Northampton, NcCdrrich. Nort1tk,
merchandise aud passengers, Chesapeake anh Ohio
RYil,yay company land sailed ON return.
steamer PamlicO, Brakeman, Smlthncid, mcr-
chnndise and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
RAILWAY Company and sailed on retnrpl,
ish loading. -, 49,,
lumber. 49, -. -,
schoonor George Aery, Rogers. Providence,
| llght. to load coal.
| schooner 81. tierssn, Assay, Norfolk, hSht, 10
load coal.
| SAILED.
schooner ". III. kenzal. Soper. Providence, COAL
| Che sapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner \. II. skinner, Hamilton, BOSTON, eoa'
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MILWAUKEE,,

NiLw AUEEA. June 2O.-Flour dull and UNI
changed Wheat weak 40. Milwaukee, cash
and June. sl.OS'i. Corn weaker: No. 2, 33sc.
Oats lower: 40. 2. BIC: white. itc. Provisions
irregular. Mess pork. : 100 cash. Lard-l'rimt
steam, $3.50 cash and July. hogs lower NJ $3.50
4.
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The Indians and the Reservations.

GENERAL CROOK THINKS Ills PRISONERS
SHOULD NOT BE KEPT FROM THE RESERvA-
TION-CHIEF MOSEs's ERRAND TO WASH
INGTON.
GBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. June 20.-Orders were
Itelegraphed General Crook TO keep his pri-
sonerS apart from the reservation OF the
Indians until his full reports and recon-
mendations have been received and con-
sidered by the War Department. Cen
eral Crook to-day replied by telegraph.
expressing the opinion that any attempt to
keep the captives apart from the other In
dams would arouse their suspicious, and il
it did not drive them to the mountains,
would seriously ieOpardiZe the recovery OF
the captive boy, Young McComaS.
General Miles telegraphs from Van Cou-
your barracks. Washington Territory, that
Chief Moses and other Indians interested
in the Moses reservation have started for
Washington, and he makes the following
recommendation in regard to their err
rand:
81 earnestly request that efforts be made
10 make an amicable and permanent settle
ment with these Indians while in Wash
inCton. not only to satisfy them for the
portion Of their reservation restored TO the
public domain, but also, il possible, to
purchase their REIMBURSEMENT OF the re-
mainder OF the Moses reservation. 1t is n
second Black Hills, and prospectors are
already pressing upon it, and will soon
give trouble, or endeavor to have another
portion taken from the Indians. | think
il would be advisable for the Government
to give the Indians S1j0,000 for their bene-
fit. and to induce them to take land in Sc
yeraltv on the COlville reserN atiOn.'
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MOVEMENTS OF THE NEW ORLEANS CONT
- NENTAIS.

BosToy. June 2O.-Ihe continental
c,, pU3 ~ New Orleans, left this city for
y po oy+u Me this morning, being escort
"a ~ ~ The tbe Eastern railroad station by the
H. rar no ,~O Much ENTHUSIASM was manifest
~ aIono thc line Of march. At Portland
tS ~ we were escorted to Falmouth Hotel by
the Brown Light Artillery
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COMMERCIAL.
iRATN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND June 20, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WIEAT.--Red, "a bushels.
CoRN.-White, 200 bushels. Mxedi 500 bush
els. .....sa.4.
OATS.-1 COO bushels.
PEAs.--2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rod. "a bushels fair Shortbery at
sl.lJ.
CoRS.-Whte, 100 bushels very good 10 prime
AZ 81 20 Csc; loo bushels common on private
terms. Mixed, 800 bushels very good at Gle.
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schooner z. :. Graham. smith, Providence can
mel rnnt q. Stor-s: vessel Curtis & Parker.
schooner J. Is. J Johnson. Rose, New \ OH, bark
and slaves. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Lena VI. C2tunKnah' O"'"p'''' Ne"
YORK ria lower James, lumber.
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NFw WORK COTTON FUTURES,

NEW YORK. June 90. -Cotton-Net receipts,
weak: sales 9 900 bales: June. 81 O.53@flO.5i (;
Jnly. slO.52: August, $40 5000, go seDtein-
her SlO. 800 sfO.33. October, >lO.lOdelO.l2.
November fQ.92Mf9.93; December, f9.y3t9
Sg.g4: january. Sl6@sl 0.0l; February, SOLO
msIO.I2: March, slO.2lmslO.23.
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CATARREE.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, 81.
A single dose OF

SANFOID'S RADICAL CURE
instantly relieves the most violent SNEEZlNG or
HEAD COLDS. CLEARS THE HEAD rs by
magic, STOPS WATERY DISCHARGES FROM
THE NOSE AND EYES. PREVENTS RINGING
NOISES IN TIE HEAD, CURES NERVOUS
HEADACHE, and SUBDUES CIIiLLS and FE-
YER.
IN CHRONIC CATARRH 1t cleanses the nasal
passages Of foul restores the senses OF smell,
taste, and hearing when affected, frees the head,
throat, and bronchial tubes OF offensive matter,
sweetens and puriGes the breath, stops the cough,
and arrests the progress Of Catarrh towards Con-
sumption.
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BALTIMORE, June 20.-VirNnla SIS, consolda'
ted. J0s second series. SO plst-due coupons, 40
new lO-iO's, S34. new s.. 53. Bid to-day.
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TUE oIorS-TItE CHIEF or PoLTCE---A BRIDGE
AFFAH- RED TAP -IyrRoyEMENTs--
COURT ITEMS.
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DRY GOODS.
C,EASON ALMOST ENDED.
FULL STOCK AND LOW PRICES.
400 EAST BROAD STREET.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & co

L III
800 EAST BROAD STREET.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & co.
A. the season for selling WORsTED DRESS
GOODS Is nearly over, We are prepared % offer
some inducements in that department. In CAssl-
NEEts for rcn's and boys wear We show nice
our ALL-NOOL CASslMERtS az Toe and -
nor yard which are unusually nice f4rsthe prices.
kve have made considerable additions 10 our Stock
~ GENTLEMEN FURNISHING Goods. and
I1ES' tI'FFS. HANDKERCuiEtS. SOCKS,
SIlUsTS. SCARFS. LAWN TIES. DRAW Eks'
&C.. I'm GOOD STYLES ana ut attractive prices.
GAT/E UNDERWEAR for ladies, ch, idren,
ana reniiencn, az 25c. and upwards. CHEZ MD
NNlN-OOk Tor ladies' aprons, dresses SIch7' an
night-caps. and for mems SHIRTS ana drawers ~
~ 10. I2a. 49,. 20, and zoe.
Zee our SllEEi; WHITE LAWNSat O., ; ana
: ~ p.r ward. Ga NAVY Blue FLANNtL IN
1u and twlled at $500. "a first-class article Tor
scutlemen's and youths summer wear.
We have four or nye patef1Rs so !9Tds e ioi,l
when we viii sell at so. 62f and 9Oc. per yard.
,The.o are not he 3Jc. "ii,sue-paper sllh-' vul
are pure goods and bargains. ..,,.,.,,,,...
Now we come 10 our four gfand spec"Hue''
RIBBONS,
HOSIERY,
FANS.
PARASOLS.
In these GOODS we carry large assortmehts anu
show some beautiful goods. ,
About TOW ELS we must SPEAK worn, n 5r,r,,1r
tbem i'm great variety. TOWELS at o1c.' TOW
LISat Toe tyou will be surprised 10 see now nice
the a. nrel: TOWELS AT l2kc. illl-iinen ana Jam.
1sk patterllsD: TOWELS at 1897 TON ELS ~
zoe: TOWELS at 25c. -four kindsl' ana ION
III up 10 sl2 per dozen. - -,
WHiTE BED-sPREADs small size a. 4 -, :.
nicer goods ~ Zoe and 81 tnch All sr'"e' UP -
NARsEILLES QUILT at IS; o,,,,,,,,,,,co
Nbout DOR NOTIONS. DREss-TRlMMlNbS
WORSTEDS. &c, we viii say that We carry a.
i"r.,',, line rs we dd when 40 our old stand aud
,L,f eucceeding 10 the business 50 long conducted
Inv lireedcn & Fox and 4. T.. Fox X son. we arr
determined 10 put forth our best eNertons 10 s!li
ply our friends and the puDhc Win 'he "A7'
GOODS In --.,
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS. and -
DRESs-TRlMMlNG>'
~ uie 'o"eS' P'''''' POWHATAN BREEDEN,
NAT. TALLEl. JR.,
j. n. CHENkRI.
u We will close az T.. VI. on and aftel
~ Mn WIZ je l7-Su,TuSIh
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GENERAL CROOK THINKS Ills PRISONERS
SHOULD not BE KEPT FROM THE RESERvA-
TIoN-CHIEF MOsEs's ERnAND TO WASH
INGTON.
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ST. IOI Is.

ST. Louis. June 90 Flour unchanged. Wheat
opened lower. advanced. and closed hrn; No. =
rt,l fan. II AZ cash. Corn opened lower and adj
yauced slowly: 4 asa iehc. cash. oats dull: SIC.
cash. Whiskcy steady ~ el.lf. Pork duh and
lower; jobbing. $3.50; Bulk-noats very dun
and noinina,Iy lower Bacon dull short rib,
$500; short clear. Sl0.ls. Lard nominal.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. June 2O.-FlOur firm. Wheat
steady: No. 2 red winter Sl.lO. Corn steady;
No 2 white. 5jc.: No. ? mixed. 5ic. Dat, dull
I'm fair demand and lower. New mess pork. ~ Z.
Bulk meats-Shoulders. 81; clear RID. -; clear
sides $3.50. Bacon-ShOulders, $40: clear rib,
$40: clear. $1,000. Hams-Sugar cured. 1920.
Lard dun and lower; choice kettle, sl2. Wills
rcy unchanged.
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one bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent. and Sanford's Inhaler, all In one package,
Of All druggists, for 81. ASK for SANFORD's RAD
ICAL CURE. - - -
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Southern Military in The North.

THE CHARLESTON MILITARY AT NEW HAVEN
(By telegraph to the Dispateh'l
Nrpw HAVEN. June 2O.-The Washington
Light Infantry, OF Charleston ;; e, ar
rived to-day from New YORK. Ihey are
the guests OF the second company VI the
Governors Foot-Guards, VINO received
them at the dock and escorted tnem 10 am,
ner. After fraternizing the visitors and
city military, with the Grand Army, pa
raded this afternoon; after winch there
,%"1 y recention in the mayors office. This
o "aS i The visitors were rendered BAN
orSt To.morrow will be spent in sight
sIe ~ the visitors leaving in the afternoon
for Hartford.
81. nur NEW ORLEANS CONTI
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DELEGATES 10 The LYNCHBURG CONvEN-
IION-TEE Crop Observation-Disclosures
MENTS AT The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEATH.
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BALTIMORE
CINCINNATI.

| CINCINNATI June 20.--Flour dull and tendency
| downward. Wheat inactive aud lower: No. rcd
| winter. $l.l2 spot. Germ dull and weak ~ SIC.
| spot. Oats heavy at 39N4Oc. Pork neglected
! and nOminally unchanged. Lard dun and weak
| at $3.50. Bulk-mcats unsettled and lower; shoui-
| ders Gzc.: clear rib S4@ SIC. Bacon duh ana
nOininal shoulders FAC clear rib, lOhc.; clear,
lOic, Whiskey unchanged sugar unchanged
Hog Light active aud drm other grades weak:
common and light. S5.2JMs6.25; packing and
hufehar.' - a,G.3O.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-25
Ididn', know I was worpy.' How

Ididn't know was worpy. How
cid you find i, Cul?' 4 took dose
If ia. M Little pills lass night Did
goa know grown pCop'o bad worms?
Yes. there's hcen more !aughin' b ,"'
theln. L"rd oliiid, | thought ever
body know'd that. Aud is bring
the bile, too. You can mash I'm "
rs fine as dust when you want 10 give
'em TO IL ch.ll, and half a one is
,norgi. too. / gives haf of thai
som.timcs I always 'vidrs EN- ou'
whon gives Fem Ia my children, amt
puis ia title dust in sugar or sy'u
aud Thy eat, il. Tsry ouaht ~ be
called Pig aud Little y Family Pas
cause hey ar Just as good for any
body, whether they are big or h'tt
JonsscR, or anyLody e'sc. The,
have been taking II IN on the Big
aud Little J railroad, ever since they
ever til, uglt OF The little u III a;
q. little pills a. Jones' Drug St"rc.
(lst speaker) Il .ried 'em canss they
gives YOU box the frst time you
buys dollars worth OF anything ii
you asks IA t.,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-25

Tao cid syst,m II SOW sales, large
profits, long credits, and deferred
payments having been supcrccdedby
su era cf quick i;'cs. rmrl Profits,
short credits, ID Psomp, c1ll, ctions
the success ones business row &c
ponds upon the amount done, and
the judicious management. Apprc'
cisting the new order Of thing. We
hare made preparation to maot its
insisni'ud1 by increasing OR fac,l-
itiae. aud &c lucin. MARCUS t, such
uoin. as t. be su-a nd i,vitc trade
We will a3t a.temai to IN umeratc
NJ! the hars.'rS 50 are oilecny, to
bo n.?,cc std they mas: be SC
TIC 30 seen yor mus. favor ms Will
cal, Tti', We cyrlmily invite yon
to DO +. i:o attention wi il be shown
you.
HO.crs & Iil-grryCs.
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10. crs & lirgrgvl s.
NOTICE.

The undersigned has just returned from
Cinch natl. WI. ~ no purchased One AS
sor.men, oC @ llins aul burial cssl;' u, Of oil
siz =. VI ich he pror'sest 10 sell 1t ra'cs very
inueh reduced. lle also purchascd, AID
has nNv On hand, a very fine AID beautiful
IIcarss. which he viii scud to sny rsrt 81
rouny. upcn terms heretofore not, K ven by
snv one. A SHIRE ot patronage solicited,
aId compt tiiion, both rs to prices ard quail
" deied. MosEs. MARX.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-25

Mr NJ MAX has inst. returned
from Cincinnati where lie purchased
lot of fne saddle and harness hor.
SEES; H. mis- prrcirsei from the Gin
ciunati CviIi, Co, one Of III ir faost
hoarres. which will DO cent II any
part ci The county on reasonable
tSrms. II few days he will have in
n large 10. OF ciiiias Of al! sizee and
grads.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-25

PRINTS AND CALlC0ES. TIE
latest Fall styles now on hand, Which
will be icplenislcd from time to time
ns the season advances. BARNES &
WILKINSON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-25

Shop on Estello Street two doors
below Subat's Salo, n.
DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS
Ladies' will always find our stock oil
!accs, embroidcries, buttons, trim
mings, collars, cuffs &c, include al
the novelties of tho season. and OF
much lower figures than they have
been accustomed to pay for such
goods. BAnSts n WILKINS n.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-25


l. + Birdsopg is SoLr ACENr FoR
the LIBERATED brsnls OF TrRNiss
and GEORGIA GRANGE FertiiizSrS.
/ ana . pound cars Baosi oysters
ut Cook & Ads.
FLANNELS, OPERA ALL
.adossaxony woodland lowest grade;
all colo.s at extremely low prices.
BAnSs & WILKINSON
SHOES, ALL STYLES FROM
loves. grade to best Philadelphia
make. \ large stock to select from
Remember that Williamson has 70
cciyed Peas and Beans by the barrel
for planting, and tha, they are th''
best. 4o
EVANS STANDARD SHEET
MUSIC for sale by A Moore. Price,
1Oc per copy.
BARNES Il WIKI son, RES
PECTFULLY invite the attention .
their customers ami the public. to
their large and varied stock which
10 offered at prices such US williuduce
cash buyers to favor them with their
patronage.
BARNES * WILKINSON
CLOTHING. WE HAVE SPE
CIAL bargains in this liue to offer,
and invite inspection Of our stock,
which is full and complete.
BARNss & WILKINSON
HOSIERY. LATEST NOVEL
TIES in fancy stripe nnd solid co..
ors, at astonishing low prices. Men,
ladies, children and Misses in great
variety. BARNES y WILKINSON
HARDWARE. PLATED CUT
LERY and Spooao, Knives, Forks,
Poclct-knives, Hinges, screws, bolts
locks, aud in fact al articles OF hard.
ware usually called for will he found
in our stock. Call on us for almos
myth ia wanted in his line.
BAuSis & WILKINSON