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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
STEAMSHIP i'm
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK,

l'hls company viii dispatch one 81 Their splendid
stea fners -GulANDOTTE. EDASOkE. NAN
EATrhS, OLD DOMINION. AID RICHMOND
TNtRN TVEsDAl, FRIDAY. anu S''SDA
nn. hours ~ saillng, sec advf risemest oeiow.l
Ss.prrs lea We New ork n toDAt >, Tlfs51fs-
y y nd SATURDAYS at 3 T. N. from l'ieS 20
lher), Worth river. foot OF Bcse1 street
we splendid saloO.s, stator,oms, ~
"A. e, acc n,modations, and attentions ire
uusurl,;.ss ed.
Aft9f-eabn IA % heg York Or Guiding ne g
and herthl. $40. guuud- triD tickets SIC ststraa
lth subsistence. 81; Without subs, .encc. 20.
Trei9hts for DO p New X forwards
Sith dispatch;an :, a..l,i, except actxaf
expenses incurred.
Freight received mt y iek 4. VI. iaiiy.
For further Information - 20
GEORGE ~ = K CO., Agents,
jy29 Office Co .iany's yharyes. R0cketIz =
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IRON. STEEL. de

IRON, STEEL. de.
METALS, GRINDSTONES, &c.
BEST REFINED BAR IRON-assorteil sizes:
HORSESHOE, HOOP. BAND, and OVAI.s-
swEDE IRON and NORWAY .sHAPES-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, and AMERICAN
SIfEET-IRON;
NAYL0R'S CAsT-,SPRING-. and TIiE-STEEJ.s
sPELTER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER, AXLES,
NOVA SCOTIA and ONO GRIND5TONES-a
full supply.
For sale by HENRY N. WORKMAN,
de lN-2m corner Fifteenth and cary stress.
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MOE NEW YORK.-The Old =.

l. Dominion steamship C,npany's -sx&Gk
proposed s:ulings for the week following are:
Ot.D DOMINION. Captain " ALkEk, FGlDAfs
December 29ih, At 2 O'Clock l.. VI.
GUYANDOTTE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
December 3 IL. a. o'clock A. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain CorcH, TUESDAY. Jan.
uary 2d, at O'Clock 4. ~ Freight received
until 5 O'Clock l.. NJ. sturdy. No freight re-
celyed or delivered en- Monday.
Freight received until l L. NJ. Friday, o'e,oek
L. NJ. saturday
Through bills OF lading signed and goods Tor
warded with dispatch 10 all points north. so0th,
east. and west; also TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurl,assrd.
Aft.r-cabln fare 10 New York unclniinR mssts
and BERTH, $40: rounc-iriptickets,sl sic; seesase,
with subsistence, 81; without Subsistence, 90.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tuos.
days, Wednesdays, and saturdays Oy ne Eichnlosa
and Petersburg railroad al 1880 a. III. VIII nnke
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving th.k<s
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets u be sad %
the Richmond and Petersburg deSot and A. W
Carriers. 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply %
6FORGE w. ALI.kN & Co, Agents.
co7 ComDanys Wharf. Rockets.
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RELIGIOUS STATISTICS 1882.

~. crcsent below summary Of the sta
We ~ the principal denominations in
nsuv, !. compilcd from the blghes. official
's..cs Tor the NSpdtch;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
rATEnoOMs Gan RE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT,
FREIGHT.

| Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,.
! Snithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. ca
/ Newbem, Washington, and Tarboro', n. C., arfd
all points IN Eastern North Csrolins; also, Er
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point, and on rcr
| lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATkSs
and through bills Issued. L. u. IAIOM.
| uoIs Superintendent
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
DEfAhA l<f. VI SAEAMEnS.
lnNLY ONE DOLLAR 1r.lfU,
w TO
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT MEMS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,S
JAMES RIVER LINZ FOR
NEWPORT MEMS,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. FORTS.
MOUTH. AND JAMk>-2iNER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAL TTMORt, aNpIHF NORTH
SAFE AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITHFIELD,
AND EASTEEN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROtfrn WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONBi ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROIIIE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN UALf CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO N0RFOhh. sl0u lNoItufr
rARE ROilND TRIP. $500 ~"
WAY-LANDTNG FARES FROM csc. TO e0C.
MEALS, Zoe.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH CfX@
- MoND AND NORFOLK lIa
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every IJEsoAf sns
FRIDAY al IL ~, and every su>pAf
rrs,rbt for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers rs.
ceived I'm lao A. NJ. Tor Sundays sse,snst Va
o p. n. saturday. Freight received dalS wv
r. NJ.
for further Information; ap2ly 20 c.yu,cw.
General southern AsenS once RsekeseA
w. Z. CiNDs A. CO.,
ro,o oenerNi AxeneA
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one Of The cOmpany's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.


carrying United STATES NALL
u. G.. OXFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
Dry, and FRIDAY, AZ Z a. NJ, for a5oyc-na,ned
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk at
$3.50 4. NJ, arriving at Richmond at about T.. NJ.
Through tickets sale on steamer snd Al Gar
ben 5 Agency, 1000 Msin street. Baggage checked
through.
sT ATEEOOMS GAN BE ENGAGED FOR LAY
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LOR BALTIMORE. ffr4aa1
rowHArAN LiNE-LlRECr STEAMER.
CHANGE OF wlIARY.

Until further uotice, the steamer LUftLLExM
saf, every MONDAY as ~ noon from PoWHA-
TAN DOCK. ~ fwenty-sou and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills OF iading signed and goods FOR
warded with dispatch 70 points North and Wess~
freight received daily until =. ~
For further Information. apply r. -,
ID. J.WRisIcRR, soliciting Agent. del
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WOOD AND COAL.
GOAL AND WO0D.-FIRST-CLA6S
~ FULL OF ALL Observation-Disclosures, Stove.
Nut, Egg, and LHrp. Foundry. East tshk Coal
burg SpImt, lump and hail. Soft Coke 81 New
River anu Engi G Coal. Oak and Pine Wood
long. sawed. and kindiipg. You can save from %
to so cents by calling % telephoEing 1875 or zoos
Cay street or 70s Broad street, opposite Theatre.
dec G. n. PkSiE-
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IL - .hYtcrinn Church.

.urr" q capitol streets. fhOibas
l.. Pro,.on la.,Of. This church is COM
posed OF about 800 resident members, and
has 10 elders and IL deacons. During the
wear b members have been added to Its
communion and have been removed by
death. The church has two Sabbath
schools under it, control, the one for White,
the other for colOred children. The SUI
perintendent OF the morning school is
lion. James Lyons, and OF the afternoon
school Mr. Robert Whittet. Mr.. j. ID. X.
Sleight. who for so many years was The
efficient superintendent OF the white school,
has removed to philadelphia, greatly to
the regret Of very many Christian people
OF this city.
The three missionary societies in con-
nection with the church have been in sue
cessful operation and have accomplished
valuable results in the way OF church be-
neficence.
The financial condition Of the church Is
such that the benevolent contributions Tor
the year have been largS than usual, and
all the obligations OF the church have been
promptly met. .
Near the corner Of Main and Fifth streets
Rev. Moses d. Iiogc. ID. d., pastor. Resi-
dence. No. north Fifth street.
During the yearh colony has been sent
out from this church to form the Fourth
presbyterian church, IN the western par
OF the city. Number OF members remain
Ing, 5li. 3,
50; = se.sSafs; 3OC-totsd, 35i. What wa
The mission school OF last year has been
, mereed into the sabbath school OF TIN
Fourth Presbyterian church. ..,..
socIEfus x-i.. Ladies' Benevolent.
. Young Girls Society. 3. Dorcas. 4
! BOYS Society.
| Contributions for benevolent object
! sucb as foreign missions, education, publ
cation, Sc, together with collections mad
: for IT, own support, have exceeded thos
: of last year by $3.50, aud altogether amour
TO Sil,0l3.
: Third Presbyterian Church,
: Corner Twenty-sixth and Broad street
c Pulpit vacant. Membership, 1850; officer
IL.
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NJ. Marks Church,
Corner Clay and,First streets;
st. Marks Chapel,
Rrool<e avenue:


.L.. Brooke avenue;
Rev. T. d. Dashiell, rector. Residence,
1l5 west Clay street. Baptisms-infants,
%; adults, G-total, %. Communicates,
$50. Contributions, 81, .49.G2.
SUNDAY SCHoOL.-William Ellis Jones,
superintendent. Chapel school: George
A. Hill, superintendent. Officers and
teachers in Sunday schools, So; scholars in
Sunday schools, $50.
SOCIETIES. - Ladies' Sewing Society,
Mrs. Annie. Price, president; Junior
Workers, Mrs. n. A. Apperson. president
Brotherhood, Mr.. W. Il. Williams, presi
dent; Pastors Aid Society, Mrs. y. Z
Reeve, treasurer.
Bishop sieore Memorial Church
is under the charge Of Rev. ID. II. sprigg
ID. II, 1t las l04 COMMITMENTS so chill
dren connected with i's Sunday school
| 70 other children arc members OF Its sew
ing school, which meets every Saturday
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school and academy, 200; baptisms, 81;
marriages, 49, burials, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

missionary Society, and Young Mems
prayer-meeting-allin regular and success
full operation.
Centenary thurch,l
South side of Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth streets-a commodiots ana exc,
cant cditice. and has fine chime presented
hy the family Of the late Charles Tabott'
Seats free. Number OF commandments,
sol.
Pastor, Rev. =. A. Peterson; residence,
1904 east Clay street. Rev. W. IL. Mcoit-
vray, local elder.
SUNDAY SCHOOL numbers 40 officers anO
teachers and about 800 scholars on roll.
Superintendent OF Sunday school. james
IL. Pcay, Jr.
LADIES' AID Soc1ETY.-Mrs. Lizzie Nor
ton, president.
LADIES MISSIONARY socTETY.-Mrs
Mary f.. Winston, president.
CIRCLE or INDUSTRY.-Miss Alice Welsi
ger, president. ,
ROSEBUD MISSIONARY SOCIETY," Mis-
! Mary'k. Jones, president.
Broad-Street Church
Is one Of the landsomest church ediiice
in the south. Ii il located on the corne
! Of Broad and Tenth streets, only one squar
from the Capitol, and near the centre OF w
city. Ii was built about twenty years agS
| and has had an eyentful history. The fam
OF some of the leading Methodist divine
( in the State * inseparably connecteu wil
the constitution OF its membership an
with It's subsequent growth. The chure
Is at this time in very prosperous coma
ton. Rev. \. c. Bledsoe, pastor; res
deucc, SO north Eleventh street. Men
bcrship, 3I5.
The benevolent Society. the Woman
Foreign, Young Mems Home, and the chi
dren's Ivy-Leaf Missionary Societies II
riourlshiDS and effective organizations.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

Why |. II the papers ~ late are having 40 much
To say about the III: & Little -" Remedies !
Well ist and fo~nos,-anl snd. M Tor al that,
The Zig & Little -" Remedies are very Import
ant m1,iciu's. aud rcmaraal,y adapted Ia all the
various purposes for which they are being ~ eS'
ten-ivcly u.cl ilnougl'ut country ~ beautiful
and 40 exceedingly productive ~ that lying con-
ii :,cus 70 two such tmpSso railways ~ The liig
a Liuli.J"s. AMI tecordlyAif not iaonr 'ahis
coua,ry Il allcd v!tlia highly intelligent ar' No.
flnri pcople--a discriminating people, people OF
ndaencu,-a people WHO know how 10 Judge OF
the good things OF this world 10 appreciate them;
10 choose them; Ia adapt ,hIn to their wants. IN
fact, Ia appropriate them. And then again tho
uir < L!ttl. u" Ecinrsi.cs un their part know
law 10 behave thtmsclyrs--w'at 10 do when
called on for assistance. They don't go fooiins
aruun,l-they go tight straight to business, and
they have been doing IL for long they take to II
A. naturally az duck u Baptist takes to VA
fer. q, AN o, fashioned Methodist or determined
old OK will tave 20 his knees or air, as-as-asz''
Presbyterian will-wll-will take to-sfrawber
ries ami cream, when ii,s Methodist aud BAPTIST
brethren require lit,le pecuniary aid. In fact
sir. the hi. & Little -" I.e'nelies and the Prs
byt, sians arc just alike when you ask for assist
ance. They are highheaded and p'oud, but q!
ways ut home, Then sir. the Zig Little u
Remedies ara on the right eide Of the question
they are manufactured ON the right side Of tn
Br ~ Railroads they arc manufa 'tnred In tn
right placc-the Drug Store in the New Faie
raI,din., where they keep 80 many flesh mic
things. Fortunate is the man who can -"e Tn
popular side Of an important question riSh' Z" "a
start. The paper. arr sure % end Il out "'oner
Later.
MoRAL-If you want anything usually kept
drug stores. 20 to the New Faler Ba'l'ifrs AMI q.
for Il. IT, sou want tonic Tor lady. ask TOT '"
ui, and Little "J'' Female Dlitcrs. Tut wheth'
you need then, or not, he surc--,or yor 'tH zee
h,m-and get box or two Of the Big. 6 iis''
-" Family Pills, one or more bottles Of OH" an
Compound Syrup Boodroot' and lew ""'"''
! MARY Collie Cure for horses and mni''
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
Ran HGiG

Mr.. George Riser an c.'imah'c aud influential
citizen living ncIr Spring Ridge In lIinls Coaa
Gsrd To- say &c that ~l"brr'ci v"rmifnr" now be-
ing sold as The Zig Little - Family PILLS. "!,
always relieve, the child whether ticrr att worms
OF not"
Champ was hunting FOR worms and would he
satisfied with nothing else. IL s1!d: ~ Lad done
everything In the world hut tina, IL the best m"di'
cine tia, ever tried They are worth thousand
doCir. io auy Lody." Tia; was M; =" large yield
Champ. bu, shows that il SEARCHED Eitle closer
than tie other mcdicinasSou uac,l,
Champ g!v.a the rcsut ~ follows; Il -
wear. old, iook in all pill, result, worms. d
10 years oil. took IN Ill = pills, result. worms
h 10 wear, old ;ook in all pills, r.'llt' -
worms. I.-Gycars oil t"h in al pills, result,
81 worms l.-jycar, oil, tool In all pin, r"'
suit. worms took IN all pill result,
w0ims Total, -.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Whereas letters Of administration were
granted to the undersigned by the Chance
~ court of Ccp'ah county. S;a'e al M'sAls'
sirpi. on the : h Fay of Nav, 1879, on the
es,,lc of n C'awfor deceased; notice IL
hereby given 81 Nil persons hnl ing Claims
ng,inst s,rl d.cehnnt. 10 exhibit tho sam"
and have Them registered by the clerk IT
said cour. within ono wear ftoin The date ct
slii gran, or tnev will be forever barred:
aud AL rorsons indebted tn sail d'cedout
sarc ?, cues ed to Como toward and paw tho
ANA. Nav 9th 1873 I84t " s. REID
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
jane 9th 1883.

College Boys Lillipu'isn Cigars a
Cook 4 Ards.
Choice n 'la'ses Ct Cook & Ards.
Pearls and Rabies. White E'eph-
ant, Tines Democrat, and W. P
Delegate cigars at Co X / Ards.
Horsiords breid Preparation for
sac by Cook 4 Ard.
Dat NJ sal at CIvk & Ards
The finest Candies and CONNECTION.
erys at from 10 cents to sl.0o per
SGoupd, at Cox & Ards.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
Legal. NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS NOlICE.

Wse-ca, letters of administration were
granted to th. undersigned Nv the Chsnce-
~ cnnr, ut & pish co intv. State of M,,,iS-
,ippi, on the An .'av ~ June, 1883 on tie
.,ttts OF Mrs e. 4 Crawford, doceaSe'. no.
;icn l. h.rrhy given (, all PERSONS holding
clsims scsin>, sai l,cedcE. 10 exhibit The
sam. nm have taem i,si>tercd by the clr,k
of al cour; within on" year from III" date
ci in grant or hey vii be ;orovcr barred:
Srd all itIsors inhibited 10 sai heed IT
r.q4.s'i,t 70 cCm- iewari ard rsc ~"
sane. Juno Ssh l-S3, IS-it W REID
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

The most complete and Neate'
Prescription Del artme't in The
State is in Burnleys Org Store.
The most rauseons medicine can OF
,e, time, he ma 10 very palatab'e bp
a Druggist who keeps NJ with the
impr we'd methods Of Compoundine!
Burnley ia the Druggist! Peescrip'
tons aud recc'its car, fully and
scientifically. prepared day aud
nigh!
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
April .7;h 1855 .l2.i..
CITATION.

TIE S'ato of VI >i,.ippi 10 Frank Ray,
En-, IA ami Katie RAJ:
YOl' ar commanded to appear before
the Chancerv Cont of the county of c pi-
an. m said State, on the frat Monday OF
/ ,iy, l>Si, 10 show causo IL anv Won have
Or car, WHY the fnnl sc cunt Of ID \ Camn-
bel aid l. A Ray, uduini, rators Of the EI-
,a,e Of II j Cammack deceased, this cay I'll.
oil in sal count. shonl,l not DO audited al.
lowe and said commissioners tiuslly ds.
charged. j. VI NORMAN, Clerk.
Nv II ISSS
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
NOTICE.. NOTICE.

Strayed from II.zlehurs. Decem5ar %,
one brown or black mars mnle l5 hands
high. ten or ,welvs years old, mouth badly
cnt bs bride bits. any infor nation leadi,g
10 the recovery OF said mule will no th'ns-
ully received spi liberally ,cwa,ded.
G. Ii NELSON.
Eazlshurst, January 90. aoeo 81 IN.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

Mars Collie Cure far horses ana
mules. nnh the Engli,!lman's saddle
and Collar Ointment are remedies
that s!inulh .c always ut hand. The
former Mr. My lIas given ~ dat II
may bc scientifically prepared and
ready for u.r. The latter We received
from M EugliSlman wlaSc name we
do not remember. lfyou arc the own
or of horse he sue and keep them
where you can put youi hands on
them. ~ stitch in time saves nine
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
.zp-m1tTf<1EResevDvy7a
EXEyuTivE COMMITTEE

Alta meeting Il tie Executive
Cnmit.co ort'e Damocrsic rar'y
of Copiah O.uu'y, held at II. u.
uurs', Mon liy Jans. ls.n 1883.
following res buttons was passed.
Resolved that each precinc. IN the
County be rcpies on,ed at the Cum
y Convention on July The 18th. us
follows (Ras,d 81 Hlaco k vote
II nzlei urs, East 0 delegates.
LA zl,horsi West i "
Calm \
Ma,,ius,ille 4
Forest Hi 4
b aurcyard Ii
W.sion 16
S,ltcr 4
r ,ckport 8
Gene NAL 8
Tal HIT G
F.rguison's q
Spenc,rs Mil 1
Piuc Butt 4
Green. Sore 4
ii a,h. s ore
NJ mt Hops 4
Cryital Spnugs East IL
Crystal SprInos w .
ll"pewr'l 4
B'Owns Sore 8
Tia del ,Sa.cs 1871.
o. motion tie Committee AL irurn-
od. III 9. CONS C.'mn.
W.. RsA, S4c,y.
CJan'y papers Please copy.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

Jrsr YgoN Texas NJ; Geo W Rogers has
jIst Tctprnci fiom I Sas wi.h u lot cf'arce
Texas horses, watch is wiling aud anS.
aus I, dhoo,o Of chap. ca aui examine
his stock.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
CITATION,

The state Of Mississippi to Hattie Bar
,ou: YOi' ARE commanded 20 appear be-
FIRE the Cnanccrv Court II tho county OF
Cnpish, m laid St,e, on the l-st Monday
Of Jul,, 1873; TO d.fsud the BUT IN sad
court OF Jefferson Is ,r,on. wherein yon ara
uef iutnt. j NJ NoEMAS, CA
Nav DI,t ISS2 Ia A.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
THE ARABIAN LIVERY ANDSALN
STABLE KEPT BY nj MARX
HAz1EuUR.T MISSISSIPPI
MISSISSIPPI
HAZLEuUR IT,

ut rrfrd with msos mi Bss which aro Leins
prices Peis coming TO town cann"
find aud have well cared for sn
Mr. Marx returned Cincinnati whore be purcas
IL which he
.e UGH rdurd lie ao purchased ant has
u very tsnu Hearsp, which La will send pat
the county upon terms given BY nyoue share p,r
age solicited competition 18th And qa,, df.d
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

II guess that girl mis-; bc the iloar
OF the family" remarked the young
man who had been wAltzing with hcr.
rs h, brushed the whit spot OH his
ccat sleeve. The be-; and cheapest
mixed paints are Ia hr found n, the
NcS Fnlrr Building Drag S,orc-Toi-
let Powders, also.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
CITATION,

The State OF Mississippi to Il Gripsley;
IOUtRE co mmsndcd 10 app ar '"fore
tho ChSurerv Curt f the county of { ri,
Az, in saii State, on Tire fist VI 'nhsH "i
July. 1855; to defend tho suit in said court
OF MR. A Gcimslev. wherein you are
lelCndent Tuis M,y7. ls@3
l6.it IN NORMAN, Clerk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

When YOU are at Marx corner, the
nearest way 10 the New Drag stare is
across the bridge. You have n nice
plank aud brici; walk, free from mud
AMI no Interference or delay on ac-
count Of ;llr ears. Come over and see
n.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

I.iigan,s in orr Justice C.urss
nie Ike leaves Of Vallsmlrosa.
Tn, cotton plant IL now in bloom,
Anl MINER W, Dis are on he boom
C,mp-mee!inss are beginning to
ripcn. Nay tho. harvest lie large
Thee, "a tho trees sci GU! On tho
r'ree!s, in III language o! immortal
Wets'er, "slill live"
Mics L,ila BIS ;or;h of Caa'"n
Mas, is visiting Miss Willie Flow
o;s o!th's ct.
M J b Reid Of oi'O;d: is Wis
ling friends o:this cit.
J c Johnson .of.J"cksou. Mss
was in our city Saudly.
Miss M,yy Norman LIFT TO- o.
ford las. sunday, to attend the
commeacement ex 're'ssI "
Ny,s Aunie MAJ BOswoith return
,d TO L,r home in CIntoo. las. We'd
D,stsy light.
We have had the pleasure OF grcl;
iug jJvial Ben Pres,er on Ito street,
alrw days ago. Beb says he las
come to stay with Us and wc ao
GLAD Of it.
Tie p:OiracIed meeting at The
B,p'i,' CLmch. has closed, aud Tie
Prc-bytsr.ass are nov ia the mids;
o! !heiis.
y party c mposed OF several O.
our citiz ns wen, TO Pea:l river On a
ti,hing expedition last Mondly uish',
and h,d good tune Geutlaiiy.
Peaches Continue - br.ns good
prices. Toust 'cs ar also pawn.
,h~ shippers, whih blscl; hssries, he
poor mans hcpo aui sl'tenan :e aic
in abundance, and the barefoot pick
VI !, bloated Vanderbilt IS 'twere.
Much needed rains have fallen ell
ovs; t.c coar,y, our crofs Of co'tcn
aud corn a couo,pondinGly beno-
fed In somc sections Il IN caun.
Is, TIL amount Of rain has been to-
grs'. ard rene OF cur iafncis are a
lite Sr-s'y.
Tie ID mpcsatic P.,eipct meeting
will b. held on the secoad S tu;day.
til" IL h, II JAY, TIE n'miuating
cory.au viii bo held Non !ay ID Ii
dJd'y,
There w;l b, m cling OF the
Board OF Supervisors, at tho Cpust
II use o. next VI ,udsy JAY, lad.
We are in receipt Of a.c)mmani-
cation f. IN Hopswell, but tho anIho'
failed 10 send bis ramc, therefore the
article viii lot be published.
Elsewhere in this. issre may be
seen lie snnou crmsn; OF w ii K h.
,rnon, for the Office Of Coroner X
Ran ger susj ,c, 20 tho aston Of tue
Democratic convention, We know
of no better ma to I'll this iEpor-
tau. position ,haa Mr. X bsttson.
NJ r Norman declines any 'nr-
thsr co ltrcyersiiy with Messrs Mat
,hsws AMI Live, no. feeling Other
thaa a general interest in the matter
We regret 10 learn of tho il'to,soi
Mr. j. c. WIile, but hope to see Linn
cut in few dayr. Ncvert e!ss, liz
drrg.sto ;uas in the same smooth
channel.
PICNIC.
There will be P.cn;c at the CEN
teuiai school house On the 4ih day OF
4 ,,,.;l.l AZ.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

The Pu.co, md Bet Drusa is
Burnlry's Mnttu. y, cheap adm.
trrated article yuslol on Oh Ii
II toners?
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
CITATION.

Tie S.a's Of Mi>siss,nri tn A w Wagnc-
Yar nre commanded ~ alp"Ir before the
Chanccry court of tn con " of CJplah.
s4i state. on the hIst NJ nday Of .Inl
l<S3. TO d.fend the suit in ~ d cour, oi NJ
Nelson, wherein you are d"icndaE'..
] II. NoRsia'i, Clc'k.
Anvil o..h lssI .ioit
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
PICNIC.

There will be P.cn;c at the CEN
teaiai school house ON the 4ih day Of
JAY. Eseryb- dy is invited 10 a.
,ead with well filed baskets, etc
Candidates !or tie d.fl rent Offices
and all the editors Of the Couaiy.
ere expected to attend.
WoMAcE & BEAcuAa.
Co mmitt,o Ut ILvIta ion.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29
CITATION.

The STATE Of Mississippi 10 Afford y vic:
YOU ARE ,omm Wd'd 10 appear before
tn. Chan cerv Court Of the Iuntv Of Copi.
ah. In sail STATE. on the tirot Monday ct
JAW 1881; to defend the suit in said co,rt
If Muis BjSie, whereii yon are drfen-
deut. j. NJ, NORMAN, Cleik'
~ - or 4, 1850 - ~ A.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

Those Diamond Dyes at BDrrley's
D uS S ore, every color cn'y 10 c's
package.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-29

4 most economical womin lives in Crc,n Cove,
!ia. ircr The death or her infant sho used the
remainder Of III" soothing syrup To poison rats.
o:No quIc,s he babies, ani contains no poison.