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The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
FOR WORKINGME
Homes that are Easi1v Road =,
The Central Subdivision

Begins within t#o blocks of the Union
depot ana embraces some of the cbDic,
est building sites about Denver
Lots for sale at prices much lower
than those charged for lots three or for.
6lmeS as lar away from the center of the
clVy' Terms" One-1ourth cash, baIa hce
y Z anu D years. interest 3 per cent per
a3nuln' or upon lnStalment8 of $40 to Bis
per month.
These LOTS all Of which have the nd
vantage of Holly water, lie within a few
minutes walk of the depots, hotels and
Pflnclpal stores OF DenVer4 There is
no necessity for either street cars or
steam cars to reach them-a SAVING 70
the mechanic of from $50 to SIS per
year, to say nothing Of convenience,
They are within easy walking distance
of some Of tn largest toundries, machine
shops, round-houses, mills, etc. In The
Central Subdivision there also q few
lots at the foot of Sixteenth street;
tor manufacturing sites, lumber
yards, machine shops, etc. The NEW
entering the city have bought
up all the ground in that part of DENVER
this portion of the company's
property, Apply at the office Of The
Highland Park Company, 249 Sixteenth
street, rear Of First National Bank.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
Pitkin Endorses Them,

DR.. W. J. HORNE, Denver, Colorado.
Dear Sir:-My principal business in Pitkfn
is mining, and many suffer from rheumatism.
A party in camp bought one Of your Electric
Belts in San Francisco some two years ago:
he loaned it to me, and itcured me severe
case of rheumatism of many years standing.
Everybody in the camp knows Had the rhe1l-
matiSm bad; and how | was cured Sinde
then nave sold several dozen Of year EleG-
tric Belts to the miners many Of whom can
not praise them too highly Since they were
cured. Several Of the miners want them,
and | will send you an order SOOM
Yours truly, n, NJ. HIESTAND,
PITKIN, Colorado, July q, 1882
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
HOME TESTIMONY.

PUEBLO, September 12.-m reference to
the efficacy of DR.. Homes Electrt-Magnetic
Belt, we have to say from a personal eXpe-
rience: Two years since the edlior OF me
News received Slight stroke OI paralysis
affecting the UlnPr nerve OF the IeIT halltt ana n
arm. All the remedies known kImn0" 70 me 1acuIt4
Dr. DR. Hornpjs electromagnetic belt-it Oughd
read piprtro-magic belt--has effected nearly
an entire cure There is hardly the slightest
trace even of nunlbnesS LETT: ms testimony
from anyone. The editor of the "NewS
will be gIad to give his experience to all VINO
euffpr Similarly. Col. JOHN L. BARTO"
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
Remarkable Cure After Suffering
Ten Years.

W. J. HORNE, Electrician and Proprietor.
Dear Sir:-AbOut six months ago bought
one Of your famous Electric Belts, price &2G,
had been troubled for ten years with nel-
yOusnesS and geneah debility, also sexual
exhaustion, and during the last year with n-
fiamatiOn Of thebladder, which gave me great
pam and deied all medical skill, but | am
thankful to be able. to say your wonderful
Electric Belt has cured me sound and WE'LL
You can refer anyone to me ON the subject
Respectfully yours, GEORGE T, WEST,
With c. c. Hastings - Co., cIothipTs, corner
Montgomery and Sutter Sts., S, f. Jan.
20, 1882.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
ORGANIZE for the April election.

The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of DIR. Dameron.
The doctors neat dental parlor8 are in
the Union block, Sixteenth and Law
renee, where he and his attentive assist
ants are always ready to attend to the
wants Of their customers. Those in want
Of superior dental work we advise to call
on Dr. DameTOn.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
Union Establishments
PRINTERS.

PRINTERS.
Rocky Mountain News, Larimer.
Denver Tribune, Sixteenth.
Denver Republican, Sixteenth.
Evening World Arapahoe,
r.Oceau, Larimer.
King Brothers, Larimer.
Montague, Holiday.
Labor Enqui' er, Larimer.
Pomer0y's Democrat, LarimeI.
Colorado Farmer, Ar8pahoe,
Rocky Mountain Herald, Fifteenth.
Celt, Larimer.
Whipple & Pierson, Fifteenth.
Collier & CIeaveIand, Holiday
George O. Scott, Larimer.
c. J. Kelley, Larimer.
Darrow Bros, Arapahoe'
Carter & App, Lsrimer.
Franklin Printing Co., Sixteenth.
Frank J. Hard. Sixteenth.
TAILOR6.
Skinner Bros & Wright, 10th and Lawrence.
J. Sinclair, Lsrimer.
Charles Howard, Lawrence.
Il. OrDauer, Sixteenth.
George W. Putnam, Larimer.
J. .OConnor, Curtis.
A N. Williams Il Co.
BAKERS.
Trades Assembly, No. 10 Pierpont st,
New York, 500 Lawrence.
Rocky Mountain bakery.
Cox's New England, 72O Larimer.
Weigle's, Larimer, between 9th and 28th.
Buckeye, HolIadaY, near 31st
Romenger, Larjmer, between 10th and 11th
Hauok & Hess, 100 CoItax avenue,
Caledonian, Broadway,
Atlantic, % Stanton avenue.
Chicago, Arapahoe, between 18th and 18th
8TONEOUTTERs.
Robert Greenlee.
William Harvey
Brunton & Co,
Ed. Barker.
AOLDER8.
All pay the scale and union men arr
mployed. There are no "scab" shops in the
ity.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
w. J. Horne,

Inventor Proprietor and Manufacturer
7O2 Market.street, San Francisco
California. ,uo,
Denver Office, $40 Arapahoe street; where
all are invited to write or CAN
rHEo. HAswE1n, General AGsnt for
Colorado, New Mexico and "y9l
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
From a Denver Merchant,
DR.. W. J. HORNE.

I. Dear SiT:"Having suffered for several
years from unbago and kidney diseases
Without obtaining relief from medidine, /
can state that your Electric Felt has given
me immediate relief, and | can recommend
it to others afflicted likewise. Yours respect
fully. Thomas HEwISOE, Grocer.
DENVER, Colo, August %, 1882.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
Educate Agitate! Organize !
Job Work.

We are prepared to do all kinds of job
work in the highest style of the. art, at
reasonable figures. Understand, any
kind Of job work. If you are needing
anything, call on us, $40 Larimer street,
over c.. Frick's shoe store.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
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Educate Agitate Organize

Teeth extracted without pain; go to
him; DR., Drury, dentist, Opera House
block.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24
This Electric Belt will Cure the Following
Diseases without Medicine.

Pains in the back hips, head or limbs,
nervous debility, Iumbag0, general debility.
rheumatism, paralysis. neuralgia, SciatiCa
disease OF kidneys, spinal diseases, torpid
liver, gout, sexual exhaustion, seminal ennis
SlonS, asthma, heart disease, DYSPEPSIA cob
Shpatlon, ery$ipeIaS, Indigestion, sexual
weakness, imp0tency, catarTh, piles, epilepsy,
dumb ague.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-03-24

Lamberts' Chop House. open from & a.
N. to II p. m, 2+T' Seventeenth street,
Jack & Ellen Lambert, proprietors
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-06

be opened In Boston, September 5th, Of this
year. A representative of this New England
Institute is now here, and would call the at
tention of the Legislature to the invitation, and
suggest that the Legislature take some action in
the premises; which was read and referred to
the Committee on immigration.
Assembly bill No. 1876: To be entitled an act
to allow Thomas L. Wilson, of Polk county, to
procure a license to practice law, was passed on
third reading under suspension of the rules.
Assembly bill No. "a To he entitled an act
making libel and slander msdemeanor, was
withdrawn.
The following bills were indefinitely post
poned:
Assembly hill No. 1874: To be entitled an act
to admit testimony in attachment bond for dam
ages;
Assembly bill No. SO: To be entitled an act
requiring the County Judges of the several coun-
ties in this State to give bond for their official
duties;
Senate bill No 80: To be entitled an act 10
incorporate the Citizens Bank of Pensacola,
Fla;
Assembly bill No 67: To be entitled an act
to repeal Chapter 1912, Laws of Florida, rela-
tive TO appointment of Board of Health.
Senate bill No. 6S: To be entitled an act for
the adoption of child by w. w. and Pauline
c. Keep, of Gadsden county, was passed on
third reading.
Adjourned.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-06

snsd lengthy debate upoa Ne qunl5m 81 ws6.
Mr.. GsskIns moved, = : suhnilass ~ skss.o.
appointed 70 inye1tigats he ch1srsa alI1IsS a
the memorial Of Samuel Joues, and ~ - n3d
memorial be laid upon tho tnk,e until g. fcus-
mittce can visit Ocala and 0ainssyflle I'd ssesr-
tain the truthlulnen OF ialsity a said chnfxss.
and that said Committee Be empowered % Seut
Tor persons and papen p nski1g sid i.xsss5a-
Grady and Miller appointed sid commiilss, nsd
further action On Assembly hin No n Was ID
ferred until Tuesday next.
The following bill were passed On thiTd rad
Ing:
declare Sandy Greek, In The counties of Wnlton
and Holmes nayigAhle, and to repeal Chaptrr
1881;
Assembly bin No. "a: To BE- euti,lsd :. .cs 10
regulate appeals from the Circuit 70 she supsesse
Court In cases pertaining 70 the Probaie iurs-
dction or TO the estates OF minors or Of deceased
persons;
Assembly bin No 1s1, to be entitled an scs 10
declare the Tompkins and Branch MIll streams
Assembly bin No. ios: To be entitled an .c, 10
repeal 90 much Of Section /. Chapter ss73, or
1884, rs coners jurisdiction upon Justices Of ,s.s
Peace to try any and all persons charged wnh
carrying arms Of any kind secretly on or atsslt
their persons, or Of having on or about DIR
persons any dirk, pistol or other arm OF weapun
except common pocket knife, and 70 confx
Jurisdiction Of the offence upon the CircuIt
Courts;
Assembly bill No. 1888: To be entitled an oct 10
permanently locate the county site Of SumhE
county, In this State aud to prevent further COZ,
troversy thereon. On motion, Mr.. Mabry wss
excused from voting upon the passage of The
bill :
Assembly bin No. 1877 To be entitled an acE 10
provide for the payment Of physicians In invesiI-
CATION OF INDECENT insane pers0ns Mr.. Rnsh
gave notice that he would, on tomorrow, meve
to reconsider the vote taken upon the passage CT
Assembly bill No. 1877
The following bills were signed by the
Speaker and Chief Clerk
An act TO permanently locate the county Shs
OF Sumter county, In this State, and to preyenf
further controversy thereon
An act to prohibit officers Of municipal cor
pprations from buying 1T discount or specu-
lating in city or town scrip, and to provide n
penalty therefor;
An act for the adoption Of child BY w. W..
Keep and Pauline Keep;
An act for the adoption Of child by John r.
Roberts, and making said child his heir:
An act to punish the breaking and entering.
or the entering without breaking, OF building,
In the day time, or entering in the night tima
without breaking with intent to commit . mis-.
denbeanor;
An act for the adoption of child by Eman
uel Smith and Rita Smith.
Adjourned
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-06
% change the name of Peace Creek to Dassdssi

to change the name of Peace Creek to Dtssdssb
river; Is st
Assembly bill No. 119: To Be entiilecs.a sel
to prescribe the duties Of the Pilot CsmrAS Ssioff
ers relative to ports harbors, bays and rivers 81
the State of Florida; IL n
Assembly bin No. 1876: To be enti,leds "A ac
to declare the Panasofkee outlek coteteonly
known as Panasofkee run, ,navigable;
Assembly bill No. 116: To be entitled IN acs
for the relief Of Louis Hertxog; s. IN
Senate bin No. 49, To be entitled ah aet
granting aid for the construction Of the TAemas,.
vile, Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad Comnsay. II
Assembly bill No. 4S: To be entitled % atA
to empower Clerks of the Circuit Court ta Rave
one or more dies of their seal of court; J.:
Assembly bill No. q: To be entitled a. acs y
amend Section 8, of an act to establish frist pa
pers in Justices courts, passed Novemb6r 2lss,
1899; :, *
Assembly bill No. 43: To be entitled ar acs
to prescribe mode by which cnunties may yssrecl
court-houses and other public buildings.; The
last named was on reconsideration, aud gE:Ee rise
TO some debate. A motion TO indefnitelyspos
pone was defeated and the bill passed by ::g vote
forty to twenty. - Il
Adjourned. /.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-06
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under contract, will not receive, attention.
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Advertisements not marked Nth the DunsbeS ~ times
until forbid ar+i charged aCcortis%Ely.
Al contract advertisers whre amount OF stace and
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obe copies only Of |he paper VIII br sen, TO
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
TIE mAYon,s ELEcrIoN.

We suggest that tho question of
our next mayor. who he shall be.
etc. be postponed until after the
county election. to prevent compli'
cation Of matters. We have too
much at stake in our county election
to allow anything to divert our
minds aud full attention FROM 1t, and
our mayors election is OF sufficient
Importance in itself to onhtls il to q
separate canvass. and time for sep
arate consideration.
We are in favor OF nomination
for mayor and for aldermen. and
certainly no man who desires the
position aud is worthy Of it. would
object to submitting to conventions
il the people desire one. We should
30 arrange matters that the people
can have ar opportunity OF passing
upon tho conduct Of the present nd.
miuis,ra,ion, either by approval or
condemnation; bat lot it be after the
election.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

WHEREAS: 1t is our imperative
duty TO Literally sustain and enc6ur-
sge the democratic press OF the
county, AID 1t is equally our duty
10 withod our support from a pre-
tended dem ,cra,ic PAPER in tho SER
vice OF the enemy while resolving
support aud patronage from domo-
crats. Therefore,
RESOLVED: That tho Crystal
s ,riugs NJ 'teor aud II ,z'ehnrSt SIo
NAL are eminently worthy Of our
generou, support and encourage
meut, and each member nf the club
hereby pledges himself to assist III
prom oting their circulation.
RESOLVED: That the C,pishan.
which has for years allowed its col
nmns Ia be tie medium OF insinus-
ton aud Islander against the demo.
cratic party ard it's nnminars. be no
longer recognized as democratic
paper, aud we recommend demo-
crs's throughout the couutry t.
Withhold support or patronage fr"m a
paper which has proved 80 fal-e to
its trust aud to democratic princi.
pies. -
W. WILKINSON, Pres't::
W. T. SMITH. S-ct'y,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
THE MAD COW.

About three ", eks Hgo COW be-
longing TO G. y. Lowe was bitten
by mad dog. an account OF which
was given in the SreSAL. Sac was
pu, in pasture and closely watch.
ed, and on Saturday last began to
show signs Of hydrophobia. On
Sunday she became very wild .nd
attacked everything that came be-
tore her. chickens, old paper, butter.
aies, and other cattle. She caught
"ns chicken and triel TO bite it.
Her calf Was with her but she tried
TO 10 il no harm. She seemed t.
believe everything che saw was try
ing to injure her cali, and size en-
deavored 10 protect it. Il was u
clear ciso OF hydrophobis. Mr..
Lowe had her shot and will watch
the calf very closely. Hs w%
not bitten. but came in contact with
the saliva from the cows mouth.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
CIRCUIT COURT.

This body will meet on Monday
tho 20 day of October, 1888. Law
yers and li,iSau,s will take motto"
and govern themselves accordingly.
Tae full term allowed by law is four
weeks. but i, is hardly probable tha'
il will hold over three. l. would be
good time for all who are dispos-
ed 10 walk ovor and subscribe for the
SIGNAL, the promulgat'r Of democrat
ic doctrine and the fearless advocate
Of the peoples rights.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
PETITION TO RETAIL.

To tho Honorable Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen, ak'ehurst Miss.-
We the undersigned citlzsns aud legal
voters OF the town OF H.Elehdrst wouli
petition your honoiabls body 10 grant Frank
Subat license 80 retail vinous and ppiritous
and malt liquors In loss Quantities than one
gallon for the period OF twelve months. We
believe Flank Subat to be sober, steady, OF
good ,cpuie, and q liable person to carry
on such business, aud We hereby authorize
Your honorable body to stt.ke our names
from any counter petitions that may BE-
Hled.
Frank suba.. z u Wheeler. Al Wheeler,
TIE Groone. G. L Hart, r Vnzthum. T. NJ
Bos,ick. II Is Riais, Fritz Folz Jim Sinclsir
q ID Lowe. Jos Marchetti, Alb RI q ,Ilege.
Dave Petty, NJ ,nuel Greg y; Jno NJ sss. j
X Bowrnsn. A b Lowe, lien P,ess.r. Chas
Hitler, + K.oiz, Henry Marx. L. Adolph. A
II Richardsna. Bill Allen, Phil Mr., + A
Burd'l w p Ware, 7 p Ware, q L Ware.
I'D m Loeb, Henry Browr, T. HeymAn,
Frank X ,bi"son. NJ Marx II Jrcob;. A J
Wrlch. ID X Co"r, joe Salome, WV Gown
c NJ Mitchell. W 7 Keys, II + Bur'litt, G
Pace. John Bu,chet. N ali Nicholas, J S
brown, JHb ~ lhCuiHiip. wv hfh"uu, ~
Pressrr. Tom Rankin. Ned Douglass, o II
Johrstop, Hor,ce Bssrham, Joo A Coor. l.
II Matthews, J VI Patrick, a + Buckley, c
Ba.s. London Wells, Dan Mack. George
Washington. ID e Wright, Sam Irving, Jrr-
~ RSt'ili, RT Hatfield. w Is nks, VIM
James, Louis Redmond. Jno n Low. Pres.
on D"ug!aSs, Allen R,tlif. S D Ramsey,
A w Burnrt. 7 ID Aiken. Chas McCoy, W
NJ Hunter. Tom Chomas. z b byrd Sam
Thori,s. u + Whom, J II y ewart, Moses
X TIFF, w W ri Is, Chss Green, Stephen
Mitchell. Sam Jones. Adam Sandiier. Geo
Parnel, s " Minor, Y Brown. Atram Har-
ria. Jno Wells, Enoch Barnes, jas .Johu-
ston, Crockett Robertson. Dan MrCaskill.
Wm Champion. Morqanzi Corley. Jackson
Allen. Henry Afford. + q Green, G Is sick,
Aaron Mitchell. Henry Maxwell, q + Mat
thews, w r. Cock, Peter Hooperich.
Cirrav Roberts, Clsborn Rem
bart. A Demoliens, c II Rails Phil Klois
Dan c Hv'or, 81 Hawkins. = b King, II
Loeb, W j Mellon, Jerry Burrei, Felix
Flew, lien, GS Vsrdeman, DC Moore. G
I R,gsdale, Henry Clay, j II Cunning, JOS
Gregory. IInrt Graham, ] J Robinson,
Msyles Moore.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
PETITION TO RETAIL

To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and
A ldermen, II, zl-hurst, Miss
We the a. dersig ed citiza M and legal
voters Of the town hereby petition you
honorable body to grant Il B Rails license
In retail vipous aud spiriuous Iiquors 10
less quantities than one gallon for tho pc
Rod ~ tw.lv. months, aud We hereby iec-
omme Id raid Il b Ri'ls 40 . sober, steady
person Of good repu'r and . suitable per
son To carry or such business and Wa here
by authorize your honorable body n erase
our names from any counter petitions which
may DO fled. :,
JOIN Mas,s, A Dsmoliens; VIM James.
w w GOWN, + NJ Bosiwick. I'D Aiken,
Chss Hitler. F K,o,z, A J Wheeler, G u
Hauil,on. Geo Tcmicich, +. Yi,x hmm, ii
MARI, q + Hart Al WEIGH. /, II Mat news,
VIM Hunter, John Bnrket, Henry Br,vn.
II r Brid.ti. Jas Sinclair. q Brown, W T
Keys, Frank r ,binson. G Z Matthews. r b
Rails. q ID Lowe, s Brown. Sdbat. +
Douglass lad r. l. eb, Saml Thomss Dan
Mack. Z. H-yman. T p War;. W p Ware.
@ l. Ware. T A Burdett, Phil MIX. q
Lowe, Jos March.tii, J B Bowman. r Y
Hatfield, Chas Green. Joe S'lera II Js-
C0De, hllfu lShtltu VNuV ~ AHto'us al .n'tsp
VIM Allen. A r Richsrdson, Dave p ty,
Jorriap Allen. Charley McC,s, ] " Low
,tohu Newell, T + GrN me-, II u H"gR. w
u INKS. j N p ,i,irk; j l. McIpni>, Cr'ckrt
Robinson. + b Wheeler. Ned. Pace. Eman-
mel Grrgrry. Sam Irwin. Jerry R,tlif p 90.
ton Dmelass, b II Jrhnsion, AT Il KEY
Horace Beacbsn,. j A Cor, Ban Pr~sser.
Tim Rankin, r T thomas, ] H Stewart. .
+ Wilson, A Preser. Euoch Barnes. + B
Byrd, Cbas Bsas, r j mas. s ID Mynor. Jer-
nv Bnrls. G b Bostsi X. D,u McCasksl, n
R,tl q, Peter Ifoopricb, l. Aiolph. @ n
Mitheli, Sam jones. Lewis Redmond. Han
~ Maxwell, Abraham Harris. London
Wells. John Wells. 4 N Rails. Lnclus
Penn. E q Bridges. Jas Johnson. Geo Pan
nell, " w Pitts, r g Green. Flemming ".
Ter. ] J R,binsn. Tarrell TYLER, Geo
strong Henry Afford, w l. Mitchell, 7 b
King, MoreN 81 Corlsv, Aaron Mitchell, \
@ Miichall, Spencer Adams, Geo Washing
ton, Claiborne Remhert, Henry Bx-rnan,
Dan Oo.en, Jas Alexander p Kl.ti, WB
Cork, VIM Chsmnlin, Currie Roberts. w j
NJ alton, II Loeb. @ r gsdals. Felix Fl,w-
ellen. Mylss Moor, Dc Wright, A'b'rt Gnl-
leee. Henry Clay. Albert Leo. ID c Moore,
Hurt Graham, Jos Gregory. GS Vsrdemsu,
z L Honea. Sam Gibson, 8 ID Ramsey.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
For Sale.

One hundred aud for,y-two acr.s
in QUO mile Of Haz'ehurs', Miss {,
ninety acres cleared. There is OH
the place n comfortable dwelling
aud out uouses;a good we'll and a
never failing spring branch; a good
peach. spp'e, pear, ounce aud plum
orchard. Altogether there is not q
more desirable place from Chicago
n New 0 leans for frnit md truck
farming. Address me ~ Haz'eburst.
Miss. Z. G BAKER.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
PETIT JURY.


The circuit court Of Copiah col.
venes on Monday, the aand. day o.
October, 1883. Tie following aie
the petit Jurors.
FIRST WEEK.
Tillman Rhymes, F M Rembsrt, ]
Coleman, e NJ Ashley. T ] Jefferson
Z F Bailey u i ex.ndsr, Henry
johnson. Felix Rnodes. &. N. So.
jouruer, ! NJ EaRan. W T Drane. U
j Cot,ing.am w G Thompson, Jno
Gary, W B n okcrson, B + Morris.
Jno Alexander, N = FuIgham, j W
Little, ST. Bruce, d X Myers, Ben
Sellers, B d Gmbnld. w Il Smith.
II ! Nix, j b Eaochs, q y Carroll.
A q Matthews, Wasl T,!ey.
SECOND WEEK.
'Kinucl', ! o Lloyd, VIM
sion Garter. CT Green. Henry Till
man. W NJ Bufkin Geo Rockingham.
Jnp P B.acham. Isiah Edwards, F
Bro ks, J II Kendrick. RIch Gres, /,
n w Francis, SAMPSON Bell, II II
l. tile, 1 N Farr. Il V Bridges. Mar
Thompson. NJ II ii Pearson, J l.
En- chs. Flank Clover. A. j. Ma.
hon. E.quire Harris. Cite Newsom,
w Il Little. II Anderson Jr, 7 +
NJ ,tthews, w j Benuing, T Hami'-
ton, 4 Morrison. ."lT
THIRD WEEK.
W H Dougiass, Alfred Coilens, W
Shu maker, T s Hanis. Ambrose
Wslch, G w II rrison, ia, 5 II a.
Daniel Ramsey, A J Lusk, W M
K,at,uR. ] W Hayes. Anderson Nc.
Grew, II j Hartley. j N Matthews,
" lizard, nierson Williams. q
Hami t,n, I NJ Patrick, Berry VII.
sou, Henry Bran,ley, ina p Norton,
RIA NJ rre. Jackson Amiker, w A
b ,ker, II II Thornton, 7 J Foster,
Z j Stropg, Wm Wooten Jr. Elias
K,pg. Henry Il Pope.
FluRTH WEEK.
SD MincrJr, w NJ Davis, Fl W
r aben, W b Lee, j B Hast, w J
Ii Imam, Solomon Bishop. r X Nc
Klnley. Haley Page, GEO Pnce. Fl
Penn, Alb Green. Ell McKinni-. q
w Barlow. w w Fnrlow, Il W Mer.
cisr, G " Miller, J r Huris. Hnb-
hard Henderson. II ,nry Pu,ser. NJ A
Fanchess, T j Farmer, L-" Q B.ide-
,-l,. REUBEN Guyoes, X II Marshall,
W ii NJ .tthevs, Juo Is ,iIess, b II
Ford, J.s Kolly. Anderson Ford.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
Mrs. Lilly Loeb.

Bqgs TO inform the public that abe
is always prepared to sorvs good
meals at 25 cents each, and lodging
at same price. H'r table IL always
y ppioi with the best the market
aff ,rds, and no pairs will he spared
to please customers, Restaurant AT
tue same place.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

Tue drummer sid ho WAS paid
ore dollar and a hall q day to beat
the drum and he thought he wou d
beat it. But when offered City dol
lars 10y dlsinterested party to "hi,
her again" he declined.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
Look at This.

r B. Rails informs the publ, that
he has oil that the inner man oould
wish of the best brands. Call and
nee him. He also gently requests al,
who owe him to come forwart and
.oitle their debts Of honor. Cuoice
wines, fine vhiskie, and best cigars
are always on hand. oct, 4 TT.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
A CALL.

The democratic voters OF Haz'o-
hurst are requested to meet a, tn"
court house, Tuesday evening. O,io.
Der OH, at half past Z o'clock, for
the purpose of nominating q ticket
for the various Offices OF the town.
$50 VorERs