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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
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T..cro is msa IN this city who
oaee lost S2G,Go0 through a.w:ss CT
! tho Neli3h .ansnsse. 'Hs'wa then
|. resident Of ca'iiornia, aid San
Frascise6 was Wild with excitement
over mines. The 'B!uo Usdse' YVES
tLea bl,siuins. Ssarsss AH gone TO
tLi,ty tlnr> slcis isee, ya'pc, ana The
sbro,.Ord rSsFel q ssol!sa lasyss-, At
.lepstt, pln5st w.tsia an Aoay, P!uo
Lrdge' began 10 drop,-and it went
3,ow-Ec,r' E..,ler' thei AnoaTdid-
ovtr 2oopsr c'.s'bsfore'liers was n
bio,.'iiss spc,H .r.' t,fsnerrs the
sYsv Y5fkcr ven. To- a'brtkcr! and
a.ked: 'e' N
|. .sWhasis your .csadil 0piaiOn OF
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: sksks,i't vii ansI wa, tle re-
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
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Noricr-I;ools ofsdHsrripsion' tothe
copiah County Agricultural aud No
ei,anical Assoc 'ation, may y'befoupd at
rCook g. Ards rRa,hily .aro:crya Store
Partiapdesirlng I'd talsslstosk,can call
AMI iurc thcir namcs sstsre,l ---those
living nj ailistaec eaislsarcit dDncb!!'
lctters.-lOrersceut ofeach shnrc is ic,'
dhircd When signature fsihades .ysd
&c H.ffo. cobs,a aEec'ya,
llniE.E lsfevfD . wosH III
Some merchants insure their stock
and b 5uscs and neglect their cl,ilds
dren. why not save tho inothct's
heart snd'lits by carving tbs baby .
box OF DR.. NJ ,flstt's Tss,biaa a Teeth,
inr, Powde,s } ,Oihss fathers, do il.
For sale By W B Coyk: 80,
Many pppy, debiliia'od infant,
frettipg and Fasing away daily, 81;
fcn unable 10 digs its fcoa, mhy "
.r-scupd from an untirnclyi grhve ibS
DIR Mofeit's Teethina Il .ethns
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
p,zl.hurst. Mississippi
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
i-4.Tnachlea chills." !"

Mailed w John Parhan, Atlanta, Ga.
BArLxY'sS1ISE AT:Riri.r, Is apleas-
ant, cooling cathartic for tho Instant euro
Of headache, indigestion, constipation,
heartburn, p.,,cusaess, etc. >
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02

,hcI,E.RsQIt.y.2 .2lssIs1.A.iyER,
., S.Tc -, ss,,,s , SaM rsss.; SS;g:E,,".
,ihe 4 sssts, DisliAe y, for. I'd liver, snd
ksnislc :ss.egnisrfticG ~ you DO sct"fscl
very we'll sesinsly leL bsiSimc sshnnafosth,
ttomaea.i7s.orsth the nrpsiie, trlpaftsvfrof 70 Ia,
svssem Price. 2Sc. a5 Murray st N.x.
uj-!.RiIE rs!i TUFTS MANUAL Eats. u !
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
iSneie eradxiys1ps sa1i
!ss-y liaAala, Ma. a0,,ssEl caugakA2a D
syTan sassia aDp RAoDesecx'oo
.iidc. S INC imcasslrrt-mx to twelve
'nHt. shaf uTaEorsEeG " Hal6StM.

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Il+S'llis y. .IIssSSS3asss v Hhs:yS5fy. III
,st4slstiatu hlRam1lAsSx sSiIlH'
triu yHtlbsrea,ss ) '~sttsSklts .SvSn
to III, c.faIrNtea Ss;sesiG Assf-.he
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
''5ayAs.4H. y, .k,tkAAmi mibNA my
bwN.lsYdss'sY tYQIi1 fGi,l:,snna'
ing in tho window Cf tho third S.olIy.
t,sS1sIxyasted ip9 ta4Sys EstYI tnt
wac powcr'css TO aid, ,kkf'Aa;Sr !
bad to.rIc iLo,s inncc, MIS- Loc oscr
Xix MISUNDERSTANDING tho
lcartiem ilamca; Iseexs's.s v "
IlTLpsS'h stolSl ,fssSsa'.,sa down
with the walls. lilo yaasiiPGpg to
w:niow.siai in No fifth story. i
fwaik aredstdttu aftaa abd exit up
Et.irs TO eietMs,.Siassss 6thsA
pE0mV EsQfFSsd ylHar. I
could RtsY,iSE8 ,eaaa : ~ po'
know who sle-SaS -lsroke to her,
osle isc NbtAsB dbna q sciz-
ed her l%siM&ntt0 aahhasBsdaor
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
l.o,.gcs.

Hazlehurst Lodge. AFSAM. meets LIST
Fiidsyn In each month. olhcers,w. ~
NJ WarrsiI, W "; a Mangold. ID; Z W
Brown, J D; DIX Coor, u 1.
Knights Of Honor meets - and 4th Non
daynish,s in each moath. Otlieeis Il
PeytoY, Dictator; TT Penn, ID; frank
Morrison, Asst-Dic,; NJ Norman, Esp; Z
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
sEsNsRALs pisscToN~
county 'ORiccrss-B,

Eroome, Mayor asa-EAss rlssI ~ Ia ssi y
low; s1":,s. j .slss VI SY'a:asi :ssi SSS SSA'o, so
,.1l Boat :asss'SsyS u Rssiss IsssIss. ydtsss'';
Bsa, No. b = B.,F. Bulxia.r w. c. Smith,
constable, =. w. Dunbar. -,
Beat Al. w-c,sws, 8. @. Jonkihs'
,geonsaalde. WI. Butler. y.
Beat. 3.-vJphn.rerry, J. c. Davis. con
sfsblc, u. r. auynes. o.. :,
70 Hh,lshars, GIrporatiou-Mayor' i
&c Wilism,on; C.ers, IL Loeo; i'eas,
urcr, r l. Ainsworth; A'dormtn; Z
Bsas. j NJ Norman, I y Ellis, J L
Matthnws.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02

"a beautiful your 6 lady,lwno "'o.o o..e
,prescligtions and compounded pills
atd potiOus,, was q novelty; in town,
ind by no means o di'agreaaablO one
4, Poo. people lihod The ideG, once
they, had convinced themselves that
the Indy doctor understood herself
.spa bsr pa'iart'. 81, 70 iGsa :, :, !.
r,sAhdi tsppoor, people htetho aims
Ihonssgrew tollove DrMary. and lis
sscedovitb, eager r'eersfor the sound
oei,cr csrtiogoGwheels OSer the gray.
pshdrissRilicls led to,tle porteo, /, !,
sAIsmns sa:brillisut Dacemscr day
iaviiShlibc yonusbphyaioIaai stood, in
,hs- neatly carpcted- rscrption.te9m'
drawing on her fur gloves, previous
h1Santefi6g iherphNtSAt once again
While she reitera,cd.t6 Tho wBiie-cnp'
ped maid some directions respecting
old Aunt lfudsot's r.eumatism.wh, ;.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
'p''''' ;XtTiNG' WISELY

.i.l,WAsn- Nary,!S !SlsaisIsopt's saiisrIasolps engage
:, ,~est ws p'oslsi~aa tqo taas world
-1ere WAS a.ssRfS'l. .Sspfsssippy oI
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02

"Tain a selt cockiug p'ltola ia NJ
rlsyin' H., with w prosreck.E'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
ID .S siS;Ir.isSsaSsISSrpPT,'5 MESS rs FEBKFtiesT s"-2

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Mar, wilra ShS.ce.oaesfn4z,s
2'Thsss;.r, ast!aissa.Mfl ytasss
ham. she 0slsssmGtsst stBshH M
Old dsoul, hall Slifd aAute' 'baM
fthc asthpa.y y,pcfhars SUad 6Sit'
jast SEQ i,cfbo.51d yd6fso. ."'. .
'''sl,ssl ied1'&;aly dp'aa Dr't]a'
came n, itom Under fnS bordeia,.
her hel cap. ris y'l'' % . soaret's aH
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02

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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02

Hazlehurst Council sO9, American
Legion Of IIonol meet list and
3d Tuesday of caSa month at Hail.
Officers: R'G Williamson, Commander;
IF Eirlsons. Vice COnG L Is Brit
song, Orator; !. u Harris, Fast CnH
Chas HITLER, Scc'y; W u Cook, Coliec.
tor; W w Cook, Treasures; n +
Buckley. Chaplain; B + Johnson
Guide; : j johnson, war: CharnerP Pr'ce
Sent Frank Klotl, l. + liirdsong, Il
G. Williamson. Trustees; nrs y
Buckley, ID W Jones, Med ESaminer'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02
Churches.

Presbyterian Church Rev, W Q Bing
ham, pas,cr. Sefvi.es on 1t, 81 AL N
Sundsy. al II n N. SUNDAY SShooht !" w
a. m. ] " Anderson, Superintendent
Prayer 10 fire Tuest'y : y, M.
Bip.is; CSarch. Eld'r A. \. Lom'x
Pastor, Services On Pal, aul i,h. sund 'ys
.tiI \. M, Ntd n W. suoday school, NJ
y:Se a. m. L. J.. B.itial1, .uperia;eniout,
pT.yer Meeliug, Mstn,s iay,7 y. ~.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
STORM PARTY.

On Wednesday evening a large
number of ladies and gentlemen
were invited to meet at Miss Sa-
rah Bradley's on Chester street at
9 O'Clock, p. m. to which the fol-
lowing named ladies' and gentle
men res ponded promptly. Misses
Izetta Charter, Katie Brooks, Sa-
rah Bradley, George Colmans,
Lizzie Potter, Alice Coleman.
Mollie l. Diggs, Ella Danley.
Annie Smith, Locky Holland
and Mrs Armstrong.
The editor of the Mansion,
Messrs. CALVIN Lee, Marywether,
Sandy d Collins, Lee Uphaw,
Joshua Winstead, Thomas Smith,
John Wynne, Cain Jeffries, Abb
Williams, William Jeffries, F j
Betton, Albert Jackson, Dick
Neal, and R Armstrong, and at
10 o'clock all started, headed by
Mr.. Sandy d. Collins. Though
1t threatened to rain, all seemed
willing to start out for the fun.
Few knew where we were going,
but ere long we halted at the gate
of Mrs. w III Rectors on Twelfth
street, being the home of Mrs
Izetta Charter, she took charge of
the house through the rear door,
and lighted up and received the
guests. The parlor being too full
tot play fruit basket, several
other plays were substituted but
not to satisfy the guests, as fruit
basket usually does, but all en-
Joy ed themselves until late, when
the waiter laden with every con-
ceivable kind of refreshments were
handed around and all eat and
drank to their hearts content
and soon after IL m. dispersed,
all wishing to see our Mansion
fnll of candy. cake and wine.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
PERSONAL.

Mr.. G A Olivor, of Prescott
gave the Mansion a pleasant call
on last Wednesday. He ls at
tending the state fair.
Miss Fannie Campbell's school
closed Friday with a grand ex-
animation and exhibition, Oct.
5th and every one enjoyed them
selves very much.
Miss Katie A Brooks return ed
last Saturday from brief visit
TO Wampoo landing.
LR Williams. u s mail agent
on the Little Rock. Mississippi
River and Texas railway has
lust recovered from a severe at
tack of chills and is again at his
post. He was the only man 80
far that congratulated US on our
manly stand in voting alone tor
Douglass in the national conven-
ton. He sent up the bottle of
champagne what no other one OF
our friends have done.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
a RKESTED FOR EMBEZZLE-
MENT.

Last Wednesday Mr. J B Mitch
ell alias b B Brown, colored, was
arrested by officer Sam Spight
on telegram from Atlanta. Ga,
for having eloped from that city
somo several months ago with the
entire treasury OF some charita-
BILE society amounting to some
500 or $500, dollars. Mr. A
Mitchell is now in Pulaski coun'
ty Jail awainting a requisition
from the governor of Georgia,
his saloon was seized and closed
last Thursday, under alleged
mortgages as follows, Cole &
Dow, $75; Max Parker, $50;
Lions, so; III Eherenberg & Bros
200, Total. 2SO.
This man came here about tn e
first of August and told us he
came from Rhode Island, former
ly from Georgia, under the name
Of b b Brown! and started ott
we'll but since We have found HIM
out his last is worse than the first.
1t takes a rogue to cath anot her.
Arkansas is bad place for such
persons to 90. as nearly all our
treasurers are defaulters, there
fore it is no trouble for a defaul-
ter to be overtaken here, "a tn ey
as strangers,are foolish enough to
get in the same boat with ours
which is not allowed in Arkan-
sas.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
5IoTICF.
T. 8. LAND OFFICE,
LITTLE Rock, ARKANsAs,
September IL, 1888.

In pursuance cf instructions, from
the commissioner of the general land
Office at Washington, ID. c.. we hero
by declare and mako known that a
public sale OF valuable land will be
held at this Office on tho Oath day of
October, 1888. at which time will be
offered the following lands, viz: w
half K quarter Section 2, Town.
ship S, II II W.
The said lands will not be disposed
of at less than 81 .25 per acre. EverY
person entitled to the right of pro
emption to said land is required to
establish tho same to the satisfaction
of the Register and Receiver of this
office, and mako payment therefor
as soon as practicable after tho pub
Iication of this notice, and before the
day of sale, otherwise snch claim
will ho forfeited.
NJ. w. GIBBS, Register.
G.. e. KELSEY, Receiver.
September 15-4t
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20

Now that what was 4 occotton
.ne loP.S1%ETeefs Prs%Tefs at their late meet
ing in Montreal is known, it can
no longer be doubted that these
manufacturers are quite deter
mined to squeeze out the people
of Canada all that the law passed
in their favour enables them to
squeeze, and that is something
enormously more than the real
value of their goods. and to pay
to the operatives no more than
they must.-Toronto Globe.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
IMPORTANT DECISION.

Justice Miller, of the Uuited
States court, has rendered a de-
olson holding that the railroads
are not liable tor the railroad aid
bonds on which a suit was brought
by the holders of the state bonds
to compel the railroads to pay the
same. It involves about $5,-
900, 900, the Little Rock and Fort
Smith being involved to the
amount of$1, 100000, and the Ar
kansas Valley route 81 ,SO0,OOo.
A large portion of the bonds are
in the hands of syndicate in the
east, who were sangulne that the
J ustice would hold the railroads
responsible.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
FOUL MURDER.
A Colored Woman Killed for Her
Money.

About II o'clock last night q
colored woman named Evry
Mitchell, was on her way home
from a plantation in Owens town
ship, Pulaski county; where she
had been paid for several weeks
work at cotton picking. She was
known to have about one hun
dred dollars which she carried in
her pocket. She was accompa-
MED by her son, a boy some
twelve years of age. Beside a
large field some distance from any
house she was met by a negro
man named Owens, who demand
ed her money. She refused ito
part with it and he shot her with
shotgun, several luck shot tax
ing effect in her neck. After be-
ing shot she sprang over the fence
and tried to escape. Owens fol-
lowed her and struck her with
his gun, breaking the stock at the
breech. He then beat her brains
out with the barrel of his gym the,
but was prevented from robbing
her thy two colored men, wh9
heard the report of the gun '.,fu
the woman's scream -sS as tue
fiend had finiat-d MS victlm.
They tr;ed-<u seize him, but he
rar2 az Sm them SO rapidly that, by
the assistance of the darkness of
the. night, he made his escape.
,Qne of the men alarmed the
5neiAhborhood and the other fol-
lowed the murderer, tracing h.
to within few n,;'-0r tue Guy
5Hea,~ up The search and noti-
I'd the sheriff about II o'clock
this moeaing. The entire coun
try is ina high state Of excite
ment and everything possible is
being. done to~capture the villain.
(He isabout forty years old, is five
feet eleven inches high, spare
weighing about $50 pounds.
Hex wears short burnside, whis-
kersA mustache and goatee. His
hair Ms slightly gray.--Little
Rock Democrat, 10th inst.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20

The king Of all machines is the
light running New Home sewing
machine, it is simple, handsome
and durable. To prove this M.
w Shaw, the sole agent for the
New Home,:: at his magnificent
display at the fair grounds last
Thursday, had them on exhibi-
ton and run by his little three
year old daughter, Miss limo
Shaw, sine did some of the neat>
eat and best stitching o. the occa-
sion. The new home the simplest,
easiest, best made, and most ele-
gantly ornamented machine in
the world, combining every requi-
site to produce perfect machine.
Call and see for yourselves at 4O5
Main street, Little Rock, Arkan-
sas.
DIED.--At his family residence
last Monday, J Madison Bell, Jr.,
of typhoid malarial fever. aged
81 years. He. was 1ntered at
Oakland cemetery last Wednes>
day. Funeral from Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. w o EN-
ory officiating. J M Bell, 'Jr.,
was the son of J M Bell the poet
of Toledo. He was since 1881 a
devoted Christian member OF the
M E church al d a worthy men,
ber of Ambrozia Lodge No 2085
g u O of o F and was buried
with Odd Fellow honors
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAIO ON
No. &7.

No. 957.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Sept. q, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support Of
bis claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver. at Little
rock, Ark, on Nov. Sd, 1883, viz:
stead Entry No. 1876, for the $. half, N. w.
quarter. Section p. Township S:.R. 13 ",
rs "a addItlonal to his Homestead Entry, No
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Jacob Nix, of
Mablevale; G ID White, OF Mablcyale; -
Il Wohlfart, of Mablevale; John Dennis, of
MAblevale.
N. w. GIBBS, Register.
c. f. KELSEY, Receiver.
Sent % 6t
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
FOR PUBLICATION.
No. 949.
Land Office at Little Rocka Ark, !
Sept. 18, 1888.

Land Office at Little RockeArK',
Sept. 1S, 1883. J
NoTIcH IS HEREBY GIVEN, 1he
following named settler .la;,ae fhR
notice of his intention to 5gn' anc
proof in support of his 90 Defore
that said proof will be madore e."
the Register and Receiver at Lfrtle
Rock, Ark, on October 26, 1883,
viz: James F. Billiard, who made
Homestead Entry No: 1882 for the
E half s e quarter section 20, town
ship 2 N, r IA west!
He names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation OF said land,
viz: James Mote, of Little Rock,
Ark; Thomas Fletcher, of Little
Rock, Ark; William Bashoar, OF
Littlo Rock, Ark. Richard Hooper,
of Little Rock, Ark.
M; W. GIBBS, Register.
C:E: KELSEY, Receiver.
Sept. %. st.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

No. $50,
Land Office at Little Rock. Ark.
Sept. 21st, 1888.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice of hi
intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at Little
Rock, on October 9th, 1883, viz: Elizabeth
Barkiey, who made Homestead Entry No.
Sl3S for the N. w. 8. w quarter, section 20,
township N, r 13 w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz: Miles GLADDEN.,
of ..Halstead, Ark; Robert Lemaster. OF
Halstead. Ark; Charles Griffith, of Hal.
stead. Ark: c, L. Rausum, Halstead, Ark.
M. w. GIBBS, Register.
c. KELSEY, Receiver.
Sept % st.
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COLORED LAWYER SUE ING
FOR HIS RIG HTS.

BosToN, Oct. 13.-Edwin 6.
Walker, colored lawyer, has en-
tered civil suit against the Bos-
ton Post for defamation OF char
acter contained in an article In
that paper this morning. DANA
ges are laid at $1,000, and the pa
pers have been served upon the
Post Publishing company and a
keeper placed in the establish
ment.
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READ THIS.

n.,s.sy s. ysgs great ssss. $s s
ennobline. redni-g,. and we may rightly
adj DiyiS,. Aff-and the opportunities are
now -aIhin the reach of all, since III. G.
2oflenberg, the well-known Music Dealer,
400 Main street, Little Rock, will rent
pianos from % 50 to eb 90 per month, and
organs from 32 to p; he has always been
. most liberal patron and encourages our
race In the development of their inherent
love OF music. Call on 81. G.. HOllenberg,
whenever you need anything in the music
line. april 7-tf
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MOSAIC TENPLARS.

Golden Link Chamber, No. 2,
meets every Friday afternoon at
Shader's hall.
Lone Star Chamber. No. l,
meets every Thursday afternoon
at Odd Fellow'a hall.
Zephros Chamber, No. 1, meets
every Friday evening at Shader
hall. r
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COAL, COAL, COAL.

Those in search of real good Coal,
that will give satisfaction, will GER
tainly fiRd such bv leaving their
cash orders at d. T. BERR US,
Coal Office, No. 10 Main Street.,
where it will be delivered at the
shortest notice, with satisfaction
guaranteed.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
No. 951.
Land Office of Little Rock, Ark,

No. 951.
Land Office of Little Rock, Ark,
Sept. 22d, 1888.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at Little
Rock, Ark, on October 31st, 1888, viz:
EnIry, No. 1882 for the w 8 F. quarter
and n. f. s. w. quarter, section 35, town.
ship N, r. IL w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz: Jos s. Eiden,
of Pulaski county; Sam'I j. Bsleil.o of Puias-
XII county; John l. Auderer, of Pulaski
county; Henry Vost, of Pulaski county.
NJ. w. GIBBS, Register.
C.E KELSEY, Receiver.
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The republicans must stop their
foolishness, because the tide 10
against them; and it will require
the united strength of the party
to stem it. They have not a man
to spare, and if the leaders are
wise. instead of fostering dissen-
sions, they will put forth their
best energies to unity the party.
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BRANCH NORMAL UNIVERSE L
TY AT PINE BLUFF.

County Judge Patton has the
of twenty-five or
thirty beneficiary students from
Pulaski County for a matricula-
ton fee Of SIS. The Judge has
left 1t with us to select such per-
sons as wish to acquire a classical
education at the hands of so
efficient an educator as Prof.
J. G. Corbln. For further par
ticulars apply at this Office.