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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-09
LOG ROLLING.
while wrestling with a Fallen Tree
Lumberman Receives Consequential
namapes

while Wrestling with a Fallen Tree a
Lumberman Receives Consequential
Damages.
While on a hunting excursion in the great coal
met William Coil, lumberman. Accustomed to
life and labor in the forest from early manhood he
was true Knight OF the AK. Many tree had fallen
before his ringing strokes, and fleets OF RATS had
borne away to market the sawed products Coil is
character and if Oscar Wilde is right 10 saying that
all movements in unhndered labor are graceful, our
irierd William, stripped for his work and attacking
tree as Richard l. assaulted the heavy doors Of
Front de Beufs Castle, must have presented an adj
mirable picture.
One day, however~bu. let him tell the sto. him
self, as he told it to me:
"I was out in the woods you know, trying to
start log down hill. Thinking could get better
purchase on 1t from the lower SIDE tackled it there
with my log rolling hook and threw my weight on
the lever. She started, she did, but luck would
have it, before could get Of the way, she rolled
/ right II it hadn't been for lot Of small
limbs and brush lying in the road, which lifted her
up she'd a crushed me fiat. As It was, got up
without broken bone, but with some mighty bad
| bruisee."
"Then you were all right" said his auditor.
"Not by a blamed sight, stranger. took cold,
rheumatism set in, and, il hadn't heard Of BEN
SONS CAPcINE POROUS PLAsTERs and used
| 'em, it's my opinion should never have made an.
other chip fly But the capcine took hold quick,
and Pm bout as good new. But there's one thing
ven kin calkilate on shall never wrastie with
other log unless have the advantage OF the ground.
Fur as told you before If it hadn't been for them
brushes, I'd been smashed SO you could a sold me
for door mat"
The Capciae is the thing for rheumatism. II
doesn't keep you waiting. The word CAPcINE is
CUT in the center of the genuine Price, rs cent?.
seabury & johnson, Chemists, New York.
d6.5mWS
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THE QUESTION IF ADULTERAT1oN

Some weeks ago l.tention was directed
to the work of the public laboratory of
Paris in exposing NE adulteratiOn and
Justification of winei. The journal de
Medicine de Paris, in late issue, contains
table of results of analyses for one
month. It appears thit the examinations
ia the laboratory are extended to food
also. Thus, we find group of results as
foIIouvz.
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A PREMATURE DECISION.

Hearing so much of Courts and seeing
SO much Of lawyers recently reminds us Of
an incident that our Congressman, Hon.
Seab. Reese, used to tell of while Solicitor.
General on this Judicial circuit.
The Supreme Court was in session in one
of the lower counties Of the circuit, and
the Solicitor, with the counsel for defense,
was engaged in the selection of jury for
the trial of man charged with murder.
As usual in such cases, some difficulty
was experienced in obtaining jury, and
the Court was getting tired Of such tedious
proceedings.
"Cau the next juror, Mr.. Clerk" said
the solicitor for the hundredth time.
The clerk called out the name, and an old
man with an honest face and a suit of blue
jeans clothes rose up in his place, and the
solicitor asked the following customary
questions
"Have you, from having seen the crime
committed, or having heard any of the evil
dence delivered under oath, formed or ex-
pressed an opinion as to the guilt or limo.
cence of the prisoner at the bar ?"
"No, sir"
sis there any bias or prejudice resting
on your mind for or against the prisoner at
the bar %
"None, SIR"
"Is your mind perfectly impartial be.
tween the State and the accused ?"
"It is"
care you opposed to capital punish.
ment %
nI'm not"
All the questions had been answered and
the Court was congratulating itself on hav'
/ ing another juror, when the solicitor in SOL
emn tones said
"Juror. look upon the prisoner pris.
oner, look upon the juror. -
The old man adjusted his spectacles and
peeringly gazed at the prisoner for full hall
a minute, when he turned his eyes toward
the Court and earnestly said:
Judge, I'll be condemned if I don't be-
lieve he's guilty.
1t is useless to add that the Court wa
considerably exasperated at having lost :
juror, but the more humorously inclined
had good laugh out of the old mans
premature candor. Elberton lGa.) South
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ALL ladies who may be troubled with ner.
vous prostrstion who suffer from organic
displacement; who have sense of wesri
ness and feeling of lassitude; who are Ian
guild in tie morning in whom the appetite
for food is cspricious and sleep at proper
hours uncertain, should have recourse to Mrs
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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A World of Good.

One of the most popular medicines now be.
fore the American public is Hop Bitters.
You see it everywhere. People take it with
good effect It builds them up. II is not as
pleasant to the taste as some other Bitters, as
it is not a whisky drink It is more like the
old.fashioned bone.set tea, that has done q
world of good. II you don't feal just right,
try Hop Bitters.-[ Nunda News.
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A FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION with physician;
for indigestion. biliousness, sick headache and
general debility incident to spring weather is
DR.. Woods Liver Regulator, the regular use
of which will produce renewed vitality and
good health. Druggists.
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GENERAL NEWS.

General Crook and the War Department
Trial of a Congressman fer Murder
Horrible Affair In C0nnecsicut-VaIua-
BILE Stable OF Horses Burned-A Woman
to be PItied-Chinese immortality Chiei
Moses RIshfs-The Case of Jere Damn
Convention OF CaiholIcs-Items OF For
eign News-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-09

A STATUE to Peter Cooper is to be erected in a
square the Cooper Institute. That is mistake
The grandest monument to Peter Cooper is the
splendid institution ne founded and endowed, and
where such great number Of poor men and women
have received free industrial education. That nsti
tuition needs enlargement, and every dollar is needed
TO effect that work. Erect no statues, but expand
cooper's splendid monument
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-09

A GREAT deal Of matter is being printed about the
bravery of General Butler in exposing the brutali-
ties at the Tewksbury Almshouse in Massachusetts,,
and Democratic journals point the finger of rebuke
and CRY, "There, that is a sample Of Republican
rascality exposed by Democratic Governor" Now,
that Is the poorest and weakest kind OF an argu-
ment The Tewksbury cruelties are not chargeable
to any party. The Republican party has never failed
to prosecute for crime quickly when the offenders
we're Republican as when they were Democrats.
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my hands were covered with little dry
scaba. They have disappeared and I'm bet
ter than have been for twenty years. from
using DR.. Bensons Skin Cure"- N. No
BILE, Selma, N. c.. July 8, S2.
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TNORNERLY FoOK WAN, HAS RETURNED
a. from China with fresh stock Of Drugs and
Medicines and will be glad to see his former
patrons Friends and others wishing TO consult
with him may do so at his new store, No. 926 Third
street. between / and j. m81mt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-09

NV YORK city is just now awakening to realiz
ing sense Of the evils of a Chinese colony in the
midst OF the city. Perhaps Manhattan brethren
viii come to think that the complaints of Califor-
mans after all had some foundation in fact.
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TUFTS HAIR dye,
fe12-MwFtt&wtf

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to q GLOSSY
BLACK by single application of this DYE 1t i'm
parts natural color, acts InStantaneously. Sold
by Druggists, sent by express on receipt of 81.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY ST, NEW YORK..
r. DR.. TUFTS nIHCAL Of Valuable Information and y
Useful Receipts Will be nEiled FREE appicatioa.D
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THAT feeling Of languor and debility that
follows physical exertion. removed by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-09

WILLS "RoUGH on CoRSs," 15c. Ask for
it. Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts,
hunions.
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Hen license is now a "iire question in Oakland.
In the last number of the Tribune Hon. Charles n.
Fox, distinguished lawyer is ont in strong arti
Gle in faYor Of it.
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Miss Willard, Temperance Lecturer

MISS WILLARD, PRESIDENT OF THE Ma
WI tional women's Christian Temperance Union,
viii give FREE LECTURE at the Sixth street
M r. Church. on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, May 9th and 10th, commencing at 30
o;c,ocL m5-3;SWTh
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All communications for publication, and all
etters upon business with this office, should be
addressed RECORD UNION, WEEKLY UNION, or The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Special Meeting OF Union Lodge, a
No. S. f. and A. NJ. will be held at IN
Masonic Hall, THIS "wednesday EVEN-N
ING. May 8, 1888, at 1880 o'clock. Visiting! v \
brethren are cordially invited to attend. Per order
ALBERT HART, W. NJ.
JOIN Macarthur, Secretary. m9-lt'
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California Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
se6 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.

TNTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. DEPoS-
its received, subject TO check or draft at sight
Certificates Of deposit issued. Loans made GU
collateral security.
The Safe Deposit Vault contains 1890 safes, of
different sizes, which rented at from 81 to $50 per
month, and from So to $500 per year. according to
size and location also large general vault for the
of silverware iewelry, trunks and boxes OF val
liable articles, bullion, coin books and papers Of mer-
camille houses dodgers, which will be received or
delivered at any time during the day night) and
personal property of all kinds.
This Company will act agent of corporations,
estates firms and individuals fer the of securi.
ties real estate and personal property Of all kinds,
the collection OF interest and rents and will transact
business generally trustee for property and inter-
ests intrusted TO It's will hold powers Of attor-
ney, and make collections and remittancss; buy and
sell securities, drafts, exchange, bullion, foreign
money, etc.; make investments and negotiate loans
will at executor and administrator of estates,
guardian Of minors, etc; pay annuities, etc. will
act as transfer agent registrar Of transfers Of
stock, and as trustee under trust mortgages Of in
corporsted companies. fel0-is3mMWS
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man named s. Sueltzsr. He discovered her
former marriage spd went TO Milwaukee.
She then married Williams. Previous efforts
to poison the children had failed.
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NOTICE.

NTEssRs. VAN HEUSEN & HUNTooN HAVE
lVE closed out business, and have sold me their
welselected stock OF furniture at sacrifice This,
added to a large variety OF household goods, will
not be sold below cost but will be sold at as small
margin above cost as possible Please give me call
before purchasing elsewhere. J. COPPIN 725 and
727 st., north side. bet Seventh and Eighth m6-tf
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Closing Out Business Furniture,

BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF
I'D Household Furniture. Must be z<W:T
sold within Is DAYS. Call and 49,
make yc1r selection. Il ~
VAN HECSEN & HUNTo0Ni
a10.4p1m ] street. between Seventh nd
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Searching For TiIs MiIe.

NEw York, May sth.-Henry Williams, a
real estate agent Of this city, requests the
police to find and arrest his wife for making
q successful attempt to poison his children,
who are now lying very sick. Willisms has
discovered that his wife was married 70 man
named Hinkle, in Germany, from whom she
ran away. In philadelphia she married g
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcORD-usIOs.l
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CLEVELAND, May Sth.-There is much ex.
element here over the treatment of Mrs. ],
NJ. Hill by the Huron. street Hospital man.
agement She was the wife Of ex-Fire Chief
Hill. Ten years ago she was stricken with
bone rot. She had q leg amputated
and was covered with sores. The
hospital took her in charge, but
when her funds had given out told her to
leave. The matter was brought to the atten'
ton of a morning newspaper and was sup.
pressed. A penny press got hold of it and
the city is wild with indignation. Hill is
now Chief in Oakland, Cal.
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Untrue Reports.
NEW YORK. May She. P. Huntington
said to-day that there was no truth in the
reports of railroad war begun among the
Western lines. The reports probably origin
ated among the Wall street bears. There has
been no cutting of freight rates, but some
dissatisfaction has been expressed at the rates
of the Southern Pacific to New Orleans.
Catholic Society Convention 80.
NEW York, May Sth.-The biennial Con-
vention of the Catholic Knights of America
delegates, representing thirty three States and
four Territories, are expected to be present.
Those delee ates already here have been gwen
an informsl reception at the club-room Of the
local knight, at which quite a number of
well-known citizens were present.
The Trial OF Jere Dunn.
CHICAGO, May Shin tbs trial of Jere
Dunn. for the murder of the pugilist Elliott.
the forenoon session of the Criminal Court
was consumed in trying to secure jury. Oae
iuryman thus far has been accepted by both
sides. 1t is estimated that two days will be
consumed in obtaining a full panel.
Destruction by Fire.
LEXINGTON (Ky.). May S.h.-The stable of
James A. Grinsted, containing six thorough
bred yearlings, all by imported Thunder
storm, wss burned to-day. and all the ani-
mails consumed. Loss, $4,000; the work of
an incsndiary.
L Congressman on Trial for Murder.
HARRIsBURG (Ky.l. May Sth.-The pre-
liminary trial of Congressman Phil B.
Thomplop, for the killing of Walter Davis,
began to-day. D. w. Voorhees,, of Indiana,
and J. S. C. Blackburn, appeared as counsel
for Thompson.
The Massachusetts, Legislature.
BosToS, May S.h.-The legislative COM
mittee appointed to Investigate the facts re.
garding The invali6ity of Governor Buffers
first veto, held secret session this morning.
One of the Governors private secretaries was
summoned to testify. but he refused point
blank to make any statement. The COM
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

Drive Ecndi,S hi into lie oasir =
over auy DOR, ard aitnr c,".irg tic
,!oor hang tin ran ou tue Ill when
You 90 To- bed. TIA, is 10 cav, 90
Al THIS if you are naturally tinii and
want chcip burglar nla.m 'ia' vi
wn,k every tine. \ CD hes PA pat
through tho hrrllc Il II key viii
srke A. ,irs, tho do6r knob ami
make i, inporsiJ'e 10 turn the key
with upper, from the other side. A
lttlo heck IN Il o top II the vii dow
va, h can nr arranged 20 ns t. pre-
vent burglar f. L, tlipIicg a kliie
up between tie sa-te: aud turning
tue window Ia. teLir either wsy.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
NEGROES--NOT CoLOEED PEG.
pi "

Blk Bruce, ex-senator from Me-
eissirpi, and ole o! The inest in Oil
gent n, gees in the Cnii,d S;at,s.ip
u recent interview said:
'Col,r,d rtisons is ntan'rglGss
hrnic and # mpico,'e 10 innnr
ueiig IT all my be ,sed ind str,m'-
ra"i, by ,hp Ct;lrsa, .I1rsu,se, NJ y.
m,s Arabs. al .ns, llrdOIs, Sam.
esq or ary other dark skisned Poop t.,
with qnitc NJ much rropiic'y IN 10y
the Ariclp of v.iious sbaaea. lam
u negro, euG am Proud al my rec,
ana ] iihc he name Tor It is depcr;p-
tive oDl expressive, ard 1t carries
with 1t calm to n iuth,s land; while
the word 'cclo-ed' j. nn a.olos etc
,xpre. son, IND when it is used b,
Que WHO belongs'o race that is old
or iLan history. i, is TO my mind az
Il dicaiiJn hat lie ia ash'm med Of IL
,Leugc and unworthy ii HE rcspt CT
AID ,s,cem of either tie race rom
which hs sprung OF the Other race
with whom lie must compo'e IN lat
'le. OF life"
We hope orr negro wasb-womar
and cooks will now cease to fly ip,i
q passion when called negrots.-
Brandon Republican.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

That tie CHARGERS have a right TO
convert ,hcir orgsn.ziicn mto a
double back ACTON political machine,
nnd u. it 10 further any oliact thai
seems 20 them b 81, is proposition
mat ron vi ldi,puiC, hni y il hard
y larag the Vickshurg Herald pe'-
t'r,n'ly sngg,e'a,'" prc'cnd 10 igno' e
political i,,re at 'bc polls. AID clam
20 he non.pm's.en, while demanding
tiat candid .ies FOR IN, Legislature"
shall answer r'ain it'd Gated QneS
,iols. in ~ rr;iculn Wy upon raln
# orgaliz-d oppo'ii.,n hOm the
Patrons Il II 'aba rdry.
Ths S ne Grange VII hardly a.
low i,s,li 20 he haruesspd 10 roliii-
cal M chine, il i: has the interest oi
tia, id-r ut heart, or cares g'oaiiy
Tor IT. best prosperity.
TIE Democrats Of The State wonli
10 we! To keep u Weather eye upon
ne movement III the question. 10 Tic
end Of cling villa! the cloai. now
10 bigger than nan's hand. pro-
;euds, wL.tIer for the good or ,viI
ol tho party which has always bosl
tho sheet alc'.or OF tic common
we4l,h'a hes, security --Yazoo Her
aid.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
NE~ON ITEMS.

C,lC \ Hamilton is anti ori.y f'r
\ ~ sn.c,el ricnic mkt Saturday, ut
Dr Ford'- place. / miles wost'i ms
place. Something in tha wev Of
amusaments would b. highly spn' c
c'a'ol By tie young Peop,o of W's-
up.
TIE Mills havc em"'oved Gco~gc
Il b;rson co., of III zletur-j, 10
mou!l nrd hurn one hall million "f
brick Tao VOL; has already b gun
on tho yard locat j in the wosteru
portion OF the town.
Mss Lille H,llum srends Sa'ur.
dave aud Snndavs in Wesson mrch
10 the delisbl Of her mary friends
. So spesks tho most fl,i,crin,,l
Of ihe commencement cxr'ciss9 n
Bro okl av' n this year, in addition Ia
'ho ordinary routine, iho exercises
will 10 vr,ied by la,irg the corner
srnnc of tho new chspal, and rumor
says a grapd wedding is Gu the top
ics.
The Mil'a 'his ard last week have
been shipping a large lot Of cotton,
They huY up much moro Thar III y
consume. Farmers in the county sind
| j. much to their interest t" sol THU
cot or TO tbs WAsson merchants whf
'he samc dav can trrn il ever 10 the
Mills for n o. prices lts' tn freigh
saving losses in weight aud CO.
W"ssnn ough, to be the bast co,io'
market on the road.
Mias KITE Hsrtwell is "rustica'ine
this week with Mrs Rsdu'. OF M'r
iinsville, where she will doubles
,'r,nd srl,a.cnt visit.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

Members OF the Red C.oss Assoc
citation receive daily applications
fom rGr,ics Wishing TO adopt an,
.,ph,ns If hcme'oss by tho icc II
ryclor o. Como III, homes comic
NO procured for nj lns twenty chil
dron. Seasons Of distress levolol
he bc',er qua'itirs OF mon.
Col. sou,hma,ed of y o orga, IL 4,
of the Il d CT 81 Association here
srrl / u nday IN Wcsson "a herine
IN satisfies re We 20 tic dead tn
wounded, o,pbar-,j ard probable
nunber made des,i ute ~ rtc'pt cy.
clone. The Saigon made The io!.
lowing report Of the Wounded ard
d,ai up t. da'c, inclu ling Il distance
If 50 MI 8 from point I'D mites
:. W. OF Wassrn to Georgetown %
mies, n + Total number wounded
ah0ut 400. Total numhcr XII d
ahout 90, 81 OF this numb Killed II
We, son AMI Bcaur, gaid.
CD 7 s Hay,i' ha4 hc'n sent on,
by the Rcl Cross 10 gather a'l in''r-
nation 70 s'b'o relative to tho d.
'r.ss produced by the cyclpue. H
will IN lie IN i,rruia-l st'cmcnt t.
'h, L d Cross thea 4 shursmont oi
al the iunds on hand wall b. nade
whr,e tn arc most &c ded. This
association has al'oady expended
$4,000 t. sufferer! n thrOusA tbs
Is unity.
Sickness il On tie increase hero
ard our already ogcrwurksl doctors,
hlvo loug list II fever patients 10
adj to the wounded II tn. recent c!-
cone.
Amorg Legislative nspiran's there
: TO on. NOR, f>vorably spoken o.
~ this seci,n than L. y. Willing
Wo predict soil d'lrg, IN t, tue
e, nyenlion fruu Wr4yon md Il au-
regard, for Mr. Wiling, i, WonId lie
u melted ccmplmcn, TO u most wor-
ny nan.
The "Wcsson Mites" came to the
from, again wi h $li o. n rihu'i0n
to the ry,lonr snllerer. Ata'cc ut
meeting =, Mrs liutSol,s Il most
u'e.s NJ cv""lng was ps', Ac'ine
L c,iirm, NJ Scme,v 10 20: the ao"~
or h,hnd the ,irc,0 called IT,,
mortin. 10 order. At,,r In" usual
busi.,s tho NICE & WAS dlsmisN-
!, sl,i,l samra sn! mHsc wus The
,t,,.W N .,r,E h,r,s ~
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
FAr!lERRaE s; GROOME,
BLUE FRONT LIVERY, FEED AND
SALE STABLE.
s!ns.s sippI,
IinZic!iWrst,

I,y,.,v,s, Mississippi.
IIav n long tho ncca in the livery business om Mrs. 10 Is
tk and repcne Stable wit. first cas stock apd pCny OF Iced
no arc now furnish who give call with frS ci's' aao
md harness horses will be of pleasure in riding or d'ns
We a prepared civ, ba ait on to customers wA' may leave
their horses We will guarantee prizes to lie reasonable
and satisfaction given every respect Have first class H"te with
ve will go any h.rt notice part Of t' county
Patronage respectfully solicited. ''J
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

EpIr S!GyAL II NJ " W Davis
OF = "a, N. ) vii ilrr h'm-eliue l.
go, 6ida'e !or h. ilico q! Sl clvisoi
II b at No. 3. lie will receive thc
',a,ty snyrort al Lila many i'icnd'
N nj Beat. Lat rs ham from NJ
D.yis. Many IE iNDs.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
CITATION.

TSe state Of Mississippi to 4 y Wagner
You rre commanded In appear h"fo The
Chan"ery cou,t al tn county of CCpirh. n
s,ii State. or the fist VI ndav Of july.
I--j, 10 4 'erl ihc suit In ~ d court I'M h
N..son. wherein yonsrt d"fcnd'n'..
j. VI. NonaAM, Clerk.
Arril 9th 1853 10 T..
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
NOTICE. NOTICE.

S,myed from lI'z'ehuss' December %.
one brown or black mAr- mu'e II hands
high. ten or Twelve years old, monh badly
cut b. bride bits. any information lesdinp
u the recovery OF said nulc will he thank,
fully received and libeia'ly 'ew,ded.
& u NELSON.
HGzlchurst, JatulIy "a I'-3. JI.2ui.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
CITATION.

Tho State Of Mississippi TO y $ s 'oi' and
w u BsIn,s: You ARE conn andcd To @roer
before th. Chancery court of Copinh county
IN s.il state, on tho 1t Mo'hHy IN June,
l's2 TO defend ilu suit III said cont OF
Joseph puner. wh' rein you NJ" dricndan's
j VI NORMAN, Chrk
lIsGlehurs., March 30 Iso3. SIT
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
CITATION.
The s'nto If Mississippi

The State of Mississippi
To Henry Davis: You hro COM
manded 10 appear brIore the Cbancrry court
at The county ofCorieh in fail x a.", on tn
first Monday of J"!y, LA, 10 defend
tho suit in said ca ri. oi Csiherin" Davis.
wherein ,on nro fsndant' j. NJ. NoRiAN,
March &c 3 ~ CIR