davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1883-08-25

We do business altogether different principle from
any house in Waa Walla in the Territory. If lady
enters establishment and buys bill of Dry Go ds
amounting fifty dollars it is special aim to sell those
goods that lady least fifteen dollars less than they would
her anywhere else, for this reason, because pur
chase that dys good wishes aud good will and consider
worth the whole fifty dollars. This viii seem strange
doctrine merchants nevertheless its doctrine and
propose sand by it. OF give lady fifty dol
lars worth OF goods fl thirty advertisement That's
all right know this bit that's the kind of advertisements
the people want We are looking for large profits
wouldn't suit ideas, its LARGE SALES after. No
matter how much business do still selfish
enough do more and if low prices going to do it, then
its accomplished fact.
, 1883-08-25

While The shooting of '--eous from
traps is still going On in the United Sa-'s
as in England, under the Eame ci sport,
the House If Commons has Just pissed
10 third reading the b'Il prohibiting 'Aas
Slaughter Of the birds. Sauc Of Cur
States have already enacted such laws,
and since comparative skill IT. cElertHsss
a, trap shooting can be determined equally
as vel vi h mechanical Con r.ysuccs II
place Of the living pigeons, these statutes
might fly he rerea'ed everyN lere.
, 1883-08-25
feE=s.eE, - Gay eurtn.-

Who k1oSs thai Il tie besr'ifal girl who
del 50 yuabg fs5 bsen htsss,i with Dr..
pis-cc's ''fsverise Pnec--psioa" che might
have regasl On nny another brigh,
Magyar. Tie ''F4soii,e re,scrii ,icn' /. :
csrtsiO cur; for al tLose disoId r to which
ienals arj i-hle. By dIagsk:A
, 1883-08-25
-glIIRGT We aaE OFFERING NoM!E

The e Il season fast approaching and importation
Of fall goods from New YORK and other cities
already heiag shipped We have vet large surplus OF sum-
goods hand but the great bulk of them will be just
suitable Tor tie coming for the present Still all
alike they must be cleared OF way The most de-
abe > have been marked down, and people that visit
during tie few weeks we'll be amazed at
he prices they will see We ing facts in pain
language that be easily proven that have been often
proven before. We do not offer great slaughter sales or
other such filthy expressions that grace O the newspapers
We simply state that for the next few weeks will offer
DRT G0oDS, CLOTHING, Beers and SHOES, and HATS
20 per less than hey cost previously in this city
, 1883-08-25

Prof. B4iId, duec-0r u IL SCit-zo-
nian Institution and President i Fish
Commission, While he rarely fails ." r>c-
cgn ze a spsei $ OF Esh or any sei-u:.Hc
specimen on sight, is oi:cn a, .'ss to
Call his bost-knoEn acquliu'ancos ty
name when be meets them casually.
, 1883-08-25

There are lev years III @hIc.i i0custs "I
--asshnTpaIs DO not make their appear
auce IL lie southern part Of Russis
Oae first observes in the kor zln blacL
Iul, asi,aed II a peculiar inierpal
movement, Tatp II appears dicectl!
dove you, anl the ram Of the large and
heavy insects IS 30 Violent that the best
ding tha; you can Do is TO take yonr
he.l'. Tie peas7ntry believe that these
rss s are s.nt ~ G i as messenger OF
#. arat p. and they are, Therefore. toe
much inclined u bow down te.ors the
scuur.e. aud tr let Uhat they believe t"
re the jus'ice # God pass 10y. In somr
district, ,h-y siu.I is Unite III prayer; a'o
he images Gi saints are placed II the path
f he .ous's. Just as Was done Il Gently
n s. Pet-rsburg, whtIe the holy statues
were p!acsd il front OF 'he gr at c'i ia
yat! Il. Blt this year the l. fl ciIon ls 50
terrible that the pessaHuy have t'ken
seasrnabl- measures 10 check it. VI n,
zomen. and CHILDREN are busy killing The
cssts. The Insects ale crushed, burned
ridden upon 5, scientifically By irainso
4 horses, AID reat ditches are dug N which
. he IN, nv j. hsapsd M.
, 1883-08-25

Mr. Gladstone won ano.Ler yi;'ory n
Parlilmelt yesteTdJy upon 4 vote relative
TO nj. S Juih Afnca pol cy- Tl,n4h the
Prir me NJ ui..er has 10 se: Al ,n1 without
the support Of ,be P@raeGsses n he Com
mons, he mansges to hold maj 1-i':ts when
they are badly neecei.
, 1883-08-25
@GSCD LIGITI@d

Ppe purchased goods dark realize mnasdiasy tbs
vanes e 81 Dgknes Ike charity covers multitude OF AIMS ana ~
the BheE goods %
f dark d pace TO buy dress goods Mks because ~
h Hhsf blue
clothes
P.chr only slight idea Of the eOr and an
jty The hi There need OF anything about our
black lh A brs had dark couldn't
ell the Glf--eree
, 1883-08-25
Notice fer Publication.
LLSD 0FE.-E At WsLrS WALLA.l
August 6, lse3.

August 6. l5,3.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the foll1wing mel settler has fled
not,cr of his irssn.;on tn make hnal prof Ia
support af hs claia (, q; d that sEId pref all
be made before L. \. Land s,ffsee az sTalia
walA. W T, On Sep, L, 1SS'. viz Mar.
zsret 4. EwIng. nrs-esnption 4i.0 fsr the 2ki
Sec IS, I =. \. r 81 T. He nxraes the ri.
lowing witnesses ~ prove his onnfinnors ,esi
dsnc@ m. D. aud cultivation oi, said isn5, VI.
Fred W Thiel. Thnlna- Moore T. 81 Thrnp-
son, Geo. Herman. Sf Wails Wslia. W ~
ll-St JOS. JoRGkNSEN, Reantsr.
, 1883-08-25
NOTICE !
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Round Trip T;cke's hTve been placed on
S.le a. II r. exc: Stations st per cent reduc-
:ion. Ticlst- oil fom Sept s;h 10 18th,
hn dsgs iEcl"s.Ee-
.IuHS MUIR L hNES-.
Suut T-rsF7c- Grni Agent.
:. 8. SroSrs,
lSs,,..ut Su.-. Ir.ifr. 23-lOt
, 1883-08-25
FOR SALE.
J

NEAR WAIrSBURG, AUGUST 4TH
~ one nay a re colt about months Old,
smsil white "trip in fnTehesi, bell tied on
with cotton rops- Anyone giving information
as to its vi, re- touts viil l- an.py r+va arded
by Ihe owner. JOHN 'iOUDNIN.
au.Iltf P q. Address Dayton. W. I.
, 1883-08-25
sheriGs safe OF Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXFCUII0N
- jSsu-i ont II the Dsgric' Court 1t the
T-r-itlrv ( Washington sDd FOR the EiTst
Jui,ei4l lI,trirt theTeli holding terms at
WsFla Ws.h, WaII Walla county, in 5, III
Territory. AL . tie directed and delivered
fnr .Tud., sen, rendered IN ssii court on The
- n dsy of MAY. y. d. 1888, III favor Of
Fred Muller sni james Il. Thompson. De-
PENDANTS. al agait - \. II. Ctark. Plaintiff,
for the srn, & one hundred aud fifty d"liGIS,
with iutefss. ~ ihe rate OF 10 pc. cent per
aunum from rhs 6-h day nt May, lSS2. gni
the furLh.r sum o. tweusv-i n dollar. and
eighty c-u.s e.ssts uf suit | have levied upon
the fLicSing described real estate, tn-wit ::
Lots . 4ani ) in bloci y. N Cams ad ii,i"n
70 waila WsHa City. ". T.. alSn the south
vest half of Frsc'innsl Lpt and the north
eat half 81 Fi sci nal 1t J. IN beck 81,
Cams 2diiii,n ~ Nalla N4iia JIJy, Malla
Walia COUNT, Washinst !eTr!t"ry.
Nutfcs l. hereby given that On the 18th dav
Of S-ptemIer. 4 u. lsSS, at the honr oI =
O'Clock P Y. ct said dsY | wall sell all the
right. title and interest ot thu said a. IL.
Clark in sad TO the ;.i,y- de erthed real estate
Al q = Cont House Gasr IA the city and eJun-
" of Walt Wa'lI. Ws-iiDgtop Ferriturc, -
lub!i; apc N . thu highest b!dter, 10 sa 'isiy
Ea:.! ~ sta.:--- .n1 -s - IS.
GiEen unier my hand ii PSI day Of Au-
gust, !. D. lSSS. a3S;d
JAMES r. THOMPSON,
Sheriff Os Walia Malta cyaNtv, ". /.
, 1883-08-25

ASK fJ- Wells ''Roush on Corrs." l5c
qack up'e'e, permanent cure. Corrs
Sarts, buniuus.
, 1883-08-25
Ierklp Statc5illall
SATURDAY AUGUST .. Issa

Sweden has g;v,n the degree Il Doc.o
Of Philosophy to The daughter Of an army
oficer.
, 1883-08-25
1T PLACES FACTS IN PLAIN WORDS.


Every man. and could in the country knows, if
they give he subject little consideration that establish
doing business cash basis ford sell cheap
est, ii they want 10.
, 1883-08-25

* "Dohcny & Marum propose to prove to you<S1
that il is much their interest TO sell you
goods cheap as it is your interest to buy
LSGoots Cheap" ~
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
HOW HE WON THE BEr.

hS w - - W S~'
Little Tommy WAS entertaining
ono Of bic sisters callers until she ap'
pe.red.
"Don't you come to SEQ ny sis'sr'
he inquired,
sYss, Tommy, that's what I come
for"
"YOu like her a gooadeal. don't
youl'
"Ot course, I admire her verymucb
Don't you think she'. nice.'
"wsl!, I reckon ! have to. cause
SHE'S my si.tsr. bot she thumps me
pretty tough some iues. Bat say
less see you opsa your mouth once
Now shut it real tight till l count
ten. There I knowsd you could DO
it," tv-
"why Tommy who said l oould'ht'
Oh, uobo'ly much. but ii tor"
"what did she ssyf"
"W.ll, she said you hsdn't sense
enough 10 keep your mouth shus.aod
II bet hsr two big oranges you had,
and you hsvo, and you'll make bel
duff up the oranges won't your
Tho young man didn't wait to sec
whether she would "duf M" or not
Il The Drummer.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
A DANGEROUS POSITION.

s, you we're not 70 elected. said o
man to q gentleman x'o had served
as Judge In tho Ildiau tsreitory.
I don't know. for1 didn't stay nm
III the returns came In. When l
vent out there. I Was elected without
ppodtiou. I Ididu't know anything
about The Law customs ofthe county.
and I thooght that che ofaes Of jadgs
wss full Of honor and iutseest. -.
gladly consented To an election. I
happened that ! didn't have but one
case, and. that VA. Just before the o.
pir.tion 81 my term. =. Two indians
became involved IL . law suit con.
earning ths ownership Of . sseer. ]
was much interested iu'the oomp.ica-
ted testimony, aud listened With rap!
stssntion. Presently ooe of the Law
ysrs got up 10 begin ths argument
and Vas promptly sho. by tho friend
Of ai, opponents elisnt. ! TAs called
u = b.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
COLLEGE BRED.
"CAn ] come inl"

"Cln / come inl"
A young man whose clothes were
suspiciously new, anl upon whose
face there wss conp!aceut. ssli.sat
i.asi expression, stood IN the door
way OF ths EDITORIAL rooms and pro-
pounded tho above intsrroeatory n
. vefy loud and dsolamstory voice.
Il suppose you cso." said The horse
reporter, 'unlsss you are afflicted
With some constitutional malsdy
which prevent your putting ono foot
In front # the othor. or bsvo got q
pair Of hobbies on. There have some
daisy fellows come up here lately, but
you are the 6rst ous ! have sssn who
wanted 10 know whether b could
20 through an cpea door,"
y didn't mean s4aclly THAI" COO.
tinuod the young mar What
wanted t, ino i wss if'I c0ald come
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
M z n Hs~z,

tbeir tsrvioes. If tie amp oysss
ot Ame o. .vsr 20 hws un,n h<k
legs give cut frVm running after ool-'
ego " adustes there viii b. ths SCUM.
dsst lot u uudsrpining % rrsord 10
this oouutry. EsudItion 10 . Aps thing
bat you cant get much board on Il
10 this town. 80
Bot cir, said The graduate. ths "a.
nals Of every county 10 which tis
highest order civilization ha. st:sio. d
shows that IL is the men Of Listers
who sbsre tie destiniss--
Ta're you o agar, al iq, horse
reporter, taking about sh.p'ng dss-
TIMES and all such glusl ~ that.
Doa', you w"ry about destiny, the
cLa'ces aro that even II You we're to
fall oMr what you don't know and
break your neck tomorrow somebody
wou d 'ook after the destiny shspisg
business alright Your best bolt Tor /.
the nsxt yssr or Two will b checking
Of be!rslIs Of Al sugar for .sous'
whole sale hassry houss orsr. on Hi-
yer street. Dss'ip, won't g. lstsoy
In The mean time. !
Than JON DO not think I will b
sple tduatemy' mark IN tbs ious.
nslIss'c pfcseafda. -,
lou might replied The hseA Z.
reporter. II you wsre TO goup-stirs.
aud fall over somc type. bui not 4,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
THE FOLLY OF TRYING 10
PLEASE EVERY ONE.

Saow N.ks.l
1t Is folly to try to please every
one. Wnen we are ding something
which wo think will please all those
around MS. We suddenly hear soms
one exclsim. II don't like thsil" 70
there il goes. Sems like aud others
sdis'ike 1t. ~,--.- - = as
Ita man makes mp bic mind % try
10 please all thoss AROUND him, hs
will lead a very bad LIE. Let ~
,ook as The man when hs builds.
We hear at least = dozen people ask
him as they 60 by. how be intsuds
to make this part Of the house or how
he intends to do that. He will tell
.sch ons, and each one will tell hin
4 different way, and . much bestsr
way Of eonrss. H, who builds 90
co.ding 10 every mans advice Will
have q very crooked houss indeed.
T.lmsgs says one day hc wss
waking down the street aud ss ho
passed a friend he said 10 bin. "this
is beautiful day, isis not" "Yss."
answered his friend. "it is. bat I am
afraid it will rain Tomorrow" 30
you Sc people cannot b pleased IN
eysrything. .,. r.
Tasre Was once an old lady who
had q large family OF sons, and they
could never bo p'esed with. whst
their mother did for them. When
-hs had anything for diuusr thai
pleased one Of them the Others were
sure 10 And isul. with II. and would
ask why she did not have something
else.
The old lady became very much
disc oursged at last, 20 one day ahs
went 10 her sons and took hsr- little
olsrk book TO them and said 10. saeh
one: "Now my boys, each one o. yes
write down in this little book whet
YOU want fsr your dinner and ncth-
er will Try and ssss II abe cannot
have svsrS thing righs tor ones."
Each son did ~ hs wss told md
handed. .the, book back to,hsr. a
sis took Il and wont tohsr kitohSn
and everything on the little book.
she had for dinner. -,
When Il Nas ready she called them
In, and they oil sst down assund th
table and commenced to eat. te,
Nothing was said for some tins.
bat at last one Of the boys could
stand Il no longer. 70 ID sAid b
"did wish be bed chosen some other
dish icstssd Of The oas hs hsd.''
She said ro,hipg, until u lest zach
one had wiabsd for somsthing sise:
Thsa the old !aay rsised her haIdl
and excIainsl ]. ''ohi the folly Of iyy'
log to please svsryoDsl" 8
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

upon TO appuiut lawyer 10 continue
the ca,e. Ibid so. and ne was sho
saw that this wouldn't do. and
suggested that It might be 0 gopd
idea to wait awhile. bat q big 1udiau
bounced up. whipped out revolver
and asked what ! bad to do with IL
livery quickly replied that it Vas re-
ally no business Of mine. and that o.
o frissd, to oil concerned. I mersly ,
msde Tie suggestion. .Theu another
lawyer o0nosrntd in the case came
up and said, ... -
You decide this thing my way. OF
I'll kill you.
II You do, I'll kill you, said q Law.
yst on ths'ether side. =
This j. very Important case gen.
tlemon. I said, aud /. must demand
time for consideration. I know the
arguments have not been d 'livored
yet. bat in q case Of this kind Z hold
that . great deal Of thought must be
given to the subject BY the judge be-
fore the argument is begun.
The election will come off tomor.
row, said one Of the lawyers. Ir.ck
in you are . candidate for re-eleo-
toni
Woll. no, I replied.
You aiu't. sha and he pat . pistol
10 my ear. GJing TO shsk rs in that
wsy2
OS, IL my constituents again de-
m,ud my services, Of course It will
give me great pleasure TO comply.
I adjourned court. when II WAS
male known that was . candidate
for reelection. Al night I sat brood.
ing over my N isiortuaes, ono Of the
lawyers entered aud said:
I don't want any iooli.hness about
.his case. Give me pisos OF wri.
ting setting forth that you have dsci.
ded ia my favor.
I can't do that
Caa't yoa' a,d hs drew . pistol.
Oh. yes. I can.
Igsve him tho paper. Pretty soon
q lawyer front he other side entered
Then l thought vas gone. He de-
mandsd 40 immediate decision and
1 gave him . piece Of paper. Alter
every body had gons to bod. I slip.
pod ont and mounted nv horse, wAsh
one OF the lawyers ran up and shot
at me, aud I had gone but o saort
distance when tho other lawyer blaz-
cd away. They followed me and
kept up the racket nearly all night,
but when morning came they we're
no. in sight. I expect tho returns
are in by This time, and as their was
no other candidate ! oan reasonably
count on my election. but l don't
,hiuk that I'll ever 30 back to dis
charge the duties OF the otiice.-Ar.
kansas Traveller.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
JAMES SINCLAIR.

Haslehurst NiA
BARBER AND H,IaDRR;sHa.
shop ON Estel.s Street iwo aesss
below Sabat's Sslo n. .
cLorHfNa. WE HAVE SPE
CfAL bargains In this liss d edF
and ipv.ts inspsctioa Of oas seo1>
whisa;s in,...ad complete. -
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
WOMAN.
now szAlL. sur PRESERVE Hra HLALrl
AND BIACrY.

nav suklL, sux PRESERVE HIN HLALrz
AND BIArrY.
o,e who has long investigated
this subject gives the result. and Ii
b appy 70 say that 10 found in W..
mans "B,st Friend" Il 10 sdapte d
especially to that great central, all
controlling organ. the womb, correc-
ting ia disorders. and curing any ir-
rsS ularity Of the '"menses," or
..eourses.s Ds,J. BadGsldis Female
Heeulstor acts ike q charm il
vhites, and in snddsn or gradual
shscking. or in the entire stoppsas
n .manthly oouuss." from cold.
nsntal trouble. or like causes. by
restoring the natural discharge in sv.
ery instance. In chronic cases so Of.
ssn resulting in liberation. falling OF
the womb, its action 10 prompt and
decisive. saving the constitution from
numbsrloss evils and premasure do.
cav. Prsp ,red by DR.. J. BsadAsld
Atlanta G. Price: trial sisa. 76c
.fe. sis,, $50. FJs sale bs W B
Caok. -, NJ.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20


JESSE JAMES.
Tiis fno young Horse will commence
his season on the 25th. Inst, and
will stand as follows:
81 my stable. in Haz'eburst, on
Mondays and Fridays; G.llatin, on 81,
Tuesdays; Hoods Sore. Pine Bluif
Wednrailays. and Thursdays; Par
ksr's Nil. Saturday. Terms: Ten
D o,lars per season. cash. with priv
ilege Of seasons until marc proves
with foa.
Jesse IL four years old. 153 hand 9
high, weighs 1000 pound. Is vol
formed. and just tho horse for th'i
country.
u.,ut,,.st Acr 10 1892 Drill
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

-
jsct Of my visit was to see the prinoi'
pal sditor-tbe ono who makes en-
gsgements with journalists"
"Tae whst?"
Tho editor who makes engage.
men's with ] urn .lisis."
"Oh, you n,ssn tho man that hires
tho hands. Hes in The other room.
Do yuu want j"b''
Well said the Young mar, in q 70
sher naughty manner. i have snrs
thought Of entering The journalistic
profession.
You mean you want to hirs ont ~
= deck hand on . newspsptr. don't
youl'
Perhaps ths. Is Jour way Of ss.
pressing il SIR ssid the yuung man
but our professor Of rhetoric always
told % that
'0b, yau ars q o,lleys graduate,
ass youi' said the reporter, Il ,ho't
you had Q kind Of I.shall.now-go
~, ,th-snd.take-eaa -eaargs.of.af,irs air
about Jon. I supposs you graduated
last wssk!'
Yes sir was the reply, tsnd J may
cay that my ora'iou -
iIknow all atont IT, interrupted
the horse reporter. You spoke .
piece about 'Lifss Mssion' OF Our
C,untrys Future or something like
,hs', and when you had finished The
young lady iu the psrcale dress whom
you have beeu taking " the weekly
meetings Of tho Pl.tonian Literary
Society for tho last two years sent q
big hoqust up to the platform to you
with little piecs Of rose tinted pa.
per in the center Of it with From
Oae Who Admires G'niut' written
on it. Then q lot of Tsu.onio must.
clans blew themselves black in the
fsco playing the star sp.ng'od ban.
nsr. Aud 10 the eycIiag you went
to the Pfs.idsn:s reception With th-
female admirer OF Genius, and gSiue
homs you told her that you werc Q.
bout to enter upon . new sphsre OF
= ction. to 60 forth and do battle With
tue world, and carve for yourself 3
niche high in the temple OF fame. yon
felt that You mus! tell her how your
whole existence was wrapped up ia 0
pure. holy love for her-a love that
would never falter or iado % long a.
life remained, and then she laid ls'
head on your manly breast, and said
she would not Try to conceal from
you the fact, ever present in her
hssrt, that you were the one mao 10
all the vide, wide world upon whom
she could freely bestow that most
precious Of all giits-ths tender, ,tru'
and all absorbing. love OF . purs wo.
man. But IN about Ava years thiug'
will look different Tasrs are nov
more young men who started out te
ssrvs niche high In the Temple o
Fame chasing large red steers ovsl
over tho arid plains oi Texas or de-
Iivsripg mackrsl to tho 6rst families
than you can shake stick a..
BIT surely, cir, you do mot mssi
to insiauats thst o college education
ID 10 any way . hindrauco u the 40
eoup!ishmsnt Of those cads tho
should b The elm OF ell who hav
the welfare Of their country st hear
10 bsisg sbou,r ~
That's just tho trouble said th
horse reporter. You collage :radu
atsr alvsyn atAYk ont With the idoi
that its your mission 70 manipu!st
tho eu,irs upivsrs, wheuAs . mat
ter Of fact the most of you wouldn'
lido to leave in charge Of one sma'
bsck yard. D cause . ysung ns
knows oil about th sq,are, of the by
pothsnass, and can reel of chunk
Of Roman history, il does net neces
sarily follow that theirs IL a ~id
competition auepg tnisnsas men 70
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

baptist Church.-Elder 4. j. Mil
Ter, Pastor. Services lst aud 3rd Sab
baths in each month, II, am, 2, pm.
Sunday School, at 9, a m, d. s. Burch,
,Sursrintendeut. Prayer Meeting, ev-
cry Tuesday evening.
Methodist Church.-Rev W B Lew
iv. Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath
NJ II, q m, and 2, p m, Sunday
School, Q, q m, ] R Ferguson, super
fntendent. Prayer Meeting, every
"wednesday evening at ~. pm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20


H. e. FERRY,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Haslchurst, MISS
OA,s in hsel and Will amson
s.ocs.
A. ID. DenlUIilens,
Successor 10 Louis Lentini.
HAzLEHUIsr
Shaving and Hair Cutting Saloon,
nder Harlenurst Hotel.
D. II. u. PENN.
Resident Dentist
Hazlehurst Miss
Office on Crooker Street.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
Ku,rbts OF PytAiav.
Churches.

d. Crystal Springs Presbyterian Church
Rev C A Munroe, Pastor. Service q
every Sunday ut ii a m, and p m.
Sunday School at $3.50 = m. Prayer
meeting, Thursday, 7 p m. NNew-
On. supnrintcpdeut.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

L W Gordon.
Hazlehurst, Mississippi.
House., Sign AND BrGor PAINTER,
GLAzrr, KALsoMlSER, PArERHAScER
All orders left ut Messrs. wall q
Woods Shop, willbe attended TO.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

YofH, 1890, meet lat and 3D.. Mon
Iay nights of each month. Officers:
# Green, Pas, Dict; ID S Burch, Dicta-
tor; MEagan, V Dict; Z A Head,
Asst Dict; l. NJ Dampeer. Treas; J K
Ferguson, Rept; J J Ellis, Fin Rep;
A Miller, Chaplain; z Il McShanc,
Guide; q Il Jordan, Guard; G Gibson,
Sent
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
in.U tbs rvvm Tor low mlu U .es.

/
"Certainly you can; only don't ~y
anything to the effect that wo ough,
{, have o pleasant summer after ,u,h
q rainy spring, or you muy find your.
self q psllid corpse in Tho donjon
keeps beneath ,h, moated iurrcts Of
The cas,ls. II you are laoking for the
HawkiusviIls Clarion or she Grundy
County plll'diam, you will fnd
them iu that pile Of papers over In
the corner. Ifyou are weary, and
lain would WOO the dioxSy dvd; ask
the man ia. The next rotm for. ihe
Boston Adycrtissr.> ? A,Boston paper
will make lhs insomnia dss a. III.
black wraiths Of despair ard deso'a-
,ion vanish before tho ssldsn rlys Of
hope. DA't mistake -5onr Lsggard
paste box for cup custard. becsur
in its contents there is . general mix.
turs there arc deceased oock'roachos
that but = few days ego were mem
bsrs Of happy family oircles-4now.ail
sssundsn d. by the cruel hand OF
darksoms and unrelsnting fate"
II didn't want 10 read any sxcban-
gss," said the yousg man. The OBJ
jsct Of my visit was to see The princi.
pal sditor-tbe ono who makes On.
gagemena with journalists'
"Tae whstW -
Tho editor who makes engage.
men's with urn slisis"
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