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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11

Nh. j. G.. Arlington. informs rs hat
there will te . cooking maln al Raleigh,
May lst, ~ and 3rd, for 81, 900 Star.
Mrs. Langtry wears a three and a halt
shoe. Beautiful ceincid nee. Same
size Is FREDDY f. haf.
There were $50 divorces 10 Philadelphia
last yea. That is a tact, girls Il j.
mex, 10 iupo-slB.e TO 1--we Wit a Piila
4eiphia man.
IN aly a cabman i, only permitted &
charge hitcen cents an hour. But then,
The Traveller usually paws hlm one dollar
to cancel the contract alter riding ten
minutes.
A Portland, Oregon, e4prcs-man put
his olercUat over his horse a. / stood IL
the street, While he himself stamped OF
the SD, wa k 70 keep warm.
" HE sciuiug IN ltcr... ~1rppiar
port. Kentucky, i-l,r IN b~coaGlt u
truib.l oyereaas c1ngotrin. a uehl,
box ia winch were q so srcenback ana
a SO goid piece.
']u-t tpr iun 4 %-cioundrci at k.ch
moLi Virginia, gave Il NAL boy a in'
oi vi. Key 10 dflth. The buw died, at o
his nurdcler has been set nee! /,
twelve yeats Inpri>onu ent.
tnaric. Cescii. OF Catawi>sa. Ia
upon cleaning up tire Old "IaI,erS Oh tt
premises luy .cnptei by his d cca.,
iathor tou.a j - ~ a.a. ,oi. j !, III u
ceIn ii a i,h.eI 81 >c,scrtu-.
wai.t,-d4 f,tn,t,Iyiu4 near Read
lnc, P,pi > ,v-usa, created IA sensation BY
bringing his thlee young au,i handsome
daughters into count as the plaintiffs IL
hlte separate actions for broasli .,
.ro9i G Of marriage.
The Oldest spu Of farmer Sanders, .
L Richardson's county, NJ In. ska, cut GU
IN, toreie OF hl, younger brother be
cause . threatened - tel their latheI
u >oue of n.e that the cider brother
aal committed.
Thomas Collins. If Bakcrs,inex New
1ulk. has a ca t mat. when Our ~
month, od weighed 4o4 pounds. meas
aled 5 feet G!nches IL The girth, and wa.
lour feet 6Iuches high.
~ he passed a cow IN the road Sher
II Nickel, Of Lincoln county. Ni,sis~Ip
ri, slii, "SIioo,.' brt ,he elIderl
thought he was iii2h 81 rih. for >h,
tos cd him az least twenty zee, u n til,
air.
Ar'ic Van " IKE. a Irtla 10 Twin,
near Bclleville, kansas, whic lsaling
COW to paslnrc, put the o around hi
neck and kopt his hand, III bis pockets
Ii e COW suIdonIy threw her head bacl
aud bIokc he BE-! : neck.
! young man Of Booty count Ga
mped over a cowl u wncre a nic,
yonrg woman Was milking a COW. Tn,
.ad kissed tho lass. the cow kichec tn,
niikpali, the nikraii struck he Io,er
nd the lover la, ceased his visits.
Tie ninety Mormon missionaries VII,
ne working Daiuly N Tennessee caicn
ate that the South VIII afford then
boat seven hundred converts this year
london Hold SAYS that ter a da,'.
.atieuing exercise the Ii2i.t lood rc.tnra
I've and p"l >hInu because q us mel
e-s i a tame duck bIascd with tur
4lI~.
He,her Spencer IS a very punetna
iau. in ms ! a%r4t4e house lie lalie.
II lhcir wit"hn Isl HI coming. and :.
MS. Once II A great while Nr. = epcel
smokes pant of a cigarette. but he dee.
i,ot IKE to have much tobacco smoke
dbou, hin.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
GRADU MING DRESSES.

49,. M o,a ~
i.,s,.' - o',''tu
'' 49, . ~ ~ ~
o,Ii,J -,
~. - -. - - J.
tllnaL - -, Ill
tarm, Tbn o,aam hau
Il
~ - 49, ~, -
49, ''No peen tel9' Neis S'".e LOT 'ht
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
GOOD c0ha BneaD.

We are making the lest corn mea,
now ever oagrcd II tho county. Tie
ON is cleaned. then crushed bv Roll
lef-. then ground aud bolted. It re-
n2lns cool ait the Nn..ie. and IS as
much superior 10 other meal as patent
ilouf i TO ordinary hour. 1t is worth
but sells ~ cheap as any other.
JONES \ POWELL. Raleigh, y. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
vick's Seeds are the Fest in the worI:
HICKS ILLUSTRATED
MONTHLY MAG A/I\

"oAN " a. ~
Is Published -very mouth, and contS,ns a world o
Hscfu r..tnrlbatioE to help the adde's succeed will
tu'ir d wyriug and to.i"ge plants, both In th'
house Ind it the GARDEN EaCE u n ~ contains
thirrE-tvo rag 5 Ot reading matter, a 5e autiful col
cred plate ct flowers and many Illustrations. Cues
tion- asked by Subscribers are carefully answered
our Young copies Department is Very entertain
ing. The best methods % raising vegetable ans
fruits are being constantly discusst H. Only 81 =
a year; clubs OF five, 500 Subscribe ard Learn
to succeed,
oct ll-ti Vi WICK, Rochester, y i.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11

Tie orN r. e. n ne VII of Morri-
4. J"nr~ = frr4 tet county. Penn
:! suia. give To Ma y T. Whitesie his
ioughter Leila, to do with her a. she
p~leases.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
FIRST
New Monarch
LINE REVERSE.

ru - .be Great s.. Louis Test, ISL over
F,s;' = rfs ,,lpnsa Exposaion 1881, 10 AMI l2 lie PrTe'
Mela fnIcmonlent Pan ~, Water Tank or CANOPY Top
,,, lett ia Or Waa tant-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
TERRIBLE SUFFERING.

Dr.. k. y. PIERCE, Buiiio, y. ":
have u irlcu1 WHO suffered terribly. 1
purchased a bottle OF your "tayorite
Prescription, and, a a result u il
use, She i perfectly well J. BAILl.
Burdett, \ \.
Dir. Pierce's Golden Medical DlScoy-
cry and Pleasant Purgauve Pellets
purify the blood aud care constipation
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
QUEEN YELLOW.

Yellow Is queen, and queen regnaut
In dress goods. there are d moHgrci yell
.ow,, nauy yellowish, reddish, brownI~h
yeilows, leading up to yellow proper,
which, 10 millinery, attains supremacy.
Not 20 much pale, delicate Sc CLOVIS, bur
daring, f4uuting yellow da,hiug boldly
INTO orange. Scarce as yet The euurr
bonnet thus pronounced 1egypronouLced
iashcs u forage ribbon (Eanow Of course,
his season. very bright yclicw flowers q
polnpous Of equal tone. just nov too.
,carce anything rem er, a lads moe happy
than a band Of narrow ribbon (chlety
yellow which passes som Ahlt ia hang
mans style aboul her neck, aud Is finish
Ell hy a dangling mas II lool and end,
either III front Or on the left sid
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
FIRST PREMIUM Ar RALEIGH FAIR, 1892:
Traction Engine,
Glide WITH CT WITHOUT HORSES

= ,.b,- nr,minen. M lnufacturers. First fremlqn q" u ;,b
Wtb D,uale Speed. Travels 3 TO o miles PEI hCu.. ~
~ - Hor.e Power, with or without Steering tear ine
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
For t- l 1 Ae
New York Fashions

Great c%rcglsr ,os-. t.res inches IL
aar.ettt: great ~Qusre i ou.orE 90
uai. sided block, or ulanEt> cast
ahaut. a. i awaiting the V i-.a hammer
BIRD, afd 1uftef3 ~, al htad> u four
t ie-.'~ go aFe>,,S ar et br'sa sa-t
l..,t, Gs-at ~tu e4tGa ioa'r =
a-.l AID popur uates tr.-i 3m-
r. euse sprays aud w'-,. featttn or Cay
cUtuu,s weeping ,,n-thNl~ ba>N' & %
: ra,~ Ell uwers t~t>tovet II ch,ck,
n 18Th t,U Dot the>,. err cutrlettlee 4iet
t,, aue can rtid.. au I'D uart pines .
.U,.!- 81 s. pla}u Ve4, six 81 satan.
q, eccentric a the u>t ~ia-lIul4be hear
could sire. b cutting out ARE NSiNt'
-p..t> 81 black,, @ul iuttIug them ou d
arpi4ue uth 4 arrow branding or ruw,
n stitching a. = finish white sprays n.
>ugn parposes eau III bought ready Jade.
foods with checked grounds seen
uui.cl u4th velvet bovAs, q >ty.s:
e ~,ume> show the basque AMI sleeves ;,
devised. while the ~AUt = Fl TItln chc,A
plcutllu.it bc>trcWu With velvet bows
Aii that have t1ld you seeus natilu-
however. c8lbi ard a Young LAZY $ COS
.unut at the Ndh4rrtIt iaacy bal. 81,
stut Is ] White cat Tier Grts> decorate
thickiy with heals aud taIt>: a cat
mead worn ju-t above her own, and he
e. fflre showing d hbi,h IT cat tali-. II
considerably better taste, Nine. Chri>tlu,
NitsoE. after singing a, a + ookiyn cou
.crt. appeared Ia a dress Il tlack we've
ard iet, a. Name stuart. 10 journey bach
nom a Brooklyn Performance, and thet
attend "a bal j. not such a ledt after all
zhen You consider that the rtall.
ment only began at eleven . c ock.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
CHROM0 EAC:. MO1Ta FREE

Stories Travels. Sc su.f- md Trstfartivr Ar-i-taS, Fun for \
BOYS and GIr.s. on rrDsjFtaf e:.,o lie Popular Non,htyw
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
Tc RNED GRAY IN A NIGHT

TC RNED GRAY IN A NIGHT.
Many remarkable taos have been
tod cf persons, WHO, By reason OF
flight or o.hor causes, have foand
that there hair was !urnod whiteiu
ing'c night. But thcro is not, We
believe, anywhere ON record o cass
where a pcrron went to bed at night
H. calm atst, of mind, rested sound-
!y until dnyiigh. awoke in tho morn
ins TO Gnd tha. durn, sleep his or
her hair had changed from ebony to
''ilver.
Tea. is to ray. thoro mover was
such u case until recently, when just
,hij s1rt o, thing occurred in Bos-
'oi. The subject was q lady, wao
retired at h,r usual aonr, taking
wih lcr 10 hor room another and an
elderly woman, visitor; who had
u r:yol late in tho day and for whom
no ohcr accommodation could be ar
ranged.
Tho satject OF Iii. incilant wan
no'ed for the tneness and bcauiy "f
her hair which was said by good
judges. cop!c who lad been abroad
AID " re acquaintodwith tLo appear
arco OF iavels.- rival the ravens
wing in y q ,kr.ss and !ustre. Being
b!csrcd with god coprciercs ard
having eating no.!.irg indigcstab!o
At supper, Tho lady slept peacefully
during tho night and awoko refresh.
I'd in the morning.
Bat Oh locking toward, the mir
row she saw that llor hair, instead OF
hoil & black, as when sho won't to bed,
was plontiiully s.rcaked with gray.
She sp,ang M At once 10 assure her-
scl by u re,rcr survey aud lad just
become convinced that her first view
Was correct. when at that moment
her ellcrly companion. wLo hod al.
ready dressed aad gone down stairs.
entered tie roor,, and with the words:
1T was so dark when l got mp that
~. on the wrong SWITCH replaced
upon the bureau black aud glossy
; coil.
! Ca!airg up then the grey tresses
tLa. hal /, q moment b alarmed
the younger lady. she deity arranged
them in their appropriated place aud
again quietly wi.hdrew.-Boston
Journal.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30

Take n young man, tall young
man, with , small Int, long face, a
rgtl,y neck. short body, n pair o'
long and slim legs. with arms 10
ma Oh and legs iargcat n. tho ex're-
mites. Put him in Seymour coat,
cncaso his logs in eel.skin ran'a
locus, with sufficient bow in Tho logs
TO give passing giimpseo between
them Of the mashed and astoniihcd
world that les ahead ef him as lie
Wake; cram his fiat feet into pair
OF pointed shoes; tic IN eye.glls to
his lapel; give him delicate mou'-
tacle md cane td play wi'b-and II
there be q grandor sight rndor 'h"
canopy of heaven, We haven't time 10
think 1t up. PorEanSa monkey viii
o tin tail comts nearest to Ito Pic
romeron.-Frapk'in Press.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30


S'!lvss Spring, in Georgia, is taid
to BE- tho largest sprirg IN tho world
It il tho sou-c, OF the Oklnwba River
which is iziy feet wide at the s.ar',
ton f,ot deep apd with acurrcnt flow
ing two miles an hour. All tais vast
quantity Of water c3iaos from tho
ap,ins, WI sse only inlets are at the
bat:om. ]. is ;bput two ncres in
sza, end is mysterious depths hes
n,ver been cxp.ol ed. Tacre is I'll
Indian legend about Silver Springer
coarse. Wpron,h, the beauty of the
;rito who inhabited tie neiglbor-
hood. won the 1--we Of Chul.oo!ah, o
hostile chief. Her wrathlul father
sew Tie lover, and :hon Wencn ,h
d:osned hc.s,lf in The sp'ing.which'
was tten small, IN, was instantly cn-
larscd TO its prea, n. proportions by
tac Grca, Spirits abundant tears OF
sympathy.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30

ed tjr. Il didu'l know lat what Tie
had lost somn mon.y on Dig Gght,
or some thing # that kind and tie
managing editor wtn. back 90 hi
wo,k with n sigh Will, tho religious
editor ,,rrcr!i,iou;ly ab,ttac!cd shf
co,ksc'ow, ard winl:ad 1T iim Ell
WITH q pr>d sious wink.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
GIRLS WHO WEAR BANGS.

GIRLS WHO WEAR BANGS.
Bangs On o girl gire llcr an unru'y
ok, Ike 4 COW with beard ovoi
he. f.cs. You take the g'n'es' COW
in tho world aad pu! board Gyri
hor faco and .u;n her oit in q ra'-
ture, AID sho gels tho reputation o'
being unruly, and yen would swear
she would jump fences nnd raise
merry hades, and you wouldn't give
as much b. $40 ior her only for beef.
Ii is SO with agir'. II she wcnss be,
hair high on her forehead or brushed
back, or evcp lad frizze, and had d
good look, ycu would 90 your bot.
tom dollar on ler, ard feel that abe
is rs good as gold, aud that when
she tells l!or youag man That she !a'os
him there is no discount on it, AMI
no sigg'irg back, but take the tame
.i,l with l.er front hair banged, snd
when shs 10 oks 4. you YOU fee! just
as though she would hook, and you
In! tiust her. Size has f.nco'
jumping look that makes n young
man feel as slough be woulln't feel
safe unleas sho Was tiod hand and
foot, 20 sho cculud't got out OF the
pasture.
A girl will. bargs may Try to be
good ard true, but lis awful hard
work. Wrea she looks q. herstlI IN
tho slas, aud secs The quarter OF M
inch OF forehead, she says to herself ;
Il am dangerous; they want to look
out for me-" Sho thinks sLo is all
right but s',a i; constantly doing
that which girl who we.rs her hair
brushed back would not tliug OF DO
ing. The bang girl may belong to
the church, and may try to put on a
pious lock While lie hymn il being
read; but she will look from behind
thore bangs sidewise at 'ome meek
and lowly young Christian who is
trying TO got hia mind fixed on th'
EymL; and hG gets lis miVi Nxcl on
ler, tnd Il Will break Him al up,nnd
he went know whether ho is singing
A Charge 20 Keep I Hava' or $50.
u Daisy The lang girl moy place
her barg5 d1wn on tho back OF the
POW ahead Of her duiirg morning
prayer aud t,y to 10 god, but hcr
corset will 30 Too tight, and, ms she
switches ground t, osse tho pain one
eye will li,e ike tho morning run
over tue back Of tho pow. Gnd that
eye will cl'ch .hc o;c oil a!oui3 ihh
two seats 70 tho right, who ia trying
TO cover bin face with oue land willie
he tries to keep tho flea OF the po'
made On his Lair Ni;h The Other, ond
his interest ia the prayer is knoe.c'
intu n tOckCi-l.,.
Tho banging Of q gi;'s hsir chan
yca tie wGo'e Eatrrc Of tho !i,t!s
wretch, aul sho hscomcS n q gun
tia. is loaded. Ycu tasc q p'c,uro
Of EsangaliEo' and bars her hair
and sio vi "run NJ pcop.e. Il"
wculd MrS. Van C,ts, tho alleged
female pre- cher, look with her hai'
banged? it is just The same with
boys. You take a nice. pi.n' Snn-
day sc bool boy who can repeat oOV
verses Of the Nsw Testament, aud
cut lis hair with clipper, aud he
looks like Tag Wilsoa.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30

HIprr.-"IIabir' is Lard to over
come. If you take of tho lirst le'tr
It does not change "a bit." II ytu
take of another youstill have q "Iit'
left. II you take of still another the
whole Of eli" rsmains., You take oil
another, Il Is not "t"-totally used up
An Of which goes to show that II you
want to get ril Of a "habi.' you
nust throw IL on altogether.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30

A FAILung.-Tns Revised L lition
OF the New Ter lament is q failure. Au
exchange says:
OAc of the largest New York Ieal-
ers in religious publica ions made .
abatement on Thursday last that the
salcs Of tho revised edition 81 the
New Tcstsment have become 80 small
a. .circ.ly 10 be w.rth m,ntioning.
TIE sales, he says, stopped by msgio
w'sn p9pu'as curiosity Vas satisfied.
Dufi.g tho pas. month his firm sold
hc. on 500 and COO copies OF The
authorized edi'ion and not mere thl a
d hull d zen copies Of tho revised
versi n.
Tie people a,c sl.isf,d with the
o!l, cd stnry,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS,

-
amly supplies. OF all kinds. Our
stock is large and frosb. md prices
low as the lowest. Call on us.
BAnSEs & WILKINSON.
PRINTS AND CALIC0ES. TIE
latest Fall styles now ou hand, which
will be replenished i,om limo TO time
rs the season advances. BARNES &
WILKINSON.
EVANS STANDARD SHEET
MUSIC for sale by A Moore. Price,
10c pcr copy.
Many puny, dsbilita'ed iufant.
fro.,irg and wasting away taily. Of
ton unable 10 digest its fCod, may ba
rescued from an uniiu'e|y grave BY
DR. A,off.lts T.ethina (Tsethirs
powders) For sa.o
hy w = Cook
Cor1ox SKrp.--Wo have on lard
a few Lu,hols OF cotton seed, which
excel anything in yisld wo have ever
seen. Samples Of stalk aud boil can
he seen.- Price 81 per bushsd.
HArRis, Dopps & Co.
PsbuarJ 2. 1888.
Some merchants insurs their stock
and houses and neglect their c''ild-
drsn. Why not save the mothers
heart and life by carrying the baby -
box Of DR. Muffstt's Tssihina Teeth
| ing Powdss Other fathers do it.
For SIZE by " Eco.k
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lyssTJse ~ : 'IS-IyS-NS3
., ESE JAMES.

= ESE JAMES. .
This fno young Horse will commence
his season on tie 25th., Inst, and
will stand as follows:
At my stable. in Haz'ehnrst, on
NJ Mondays and Frilays; GaIlatin, OF, m
Tuesdays; Hoods Sore, Pine BIuu) }
Wednesday,, and Thursdays; Par
ler's Mil. Saturday. Terms: Ten
d ollars per season, cash, with priv
,lece OF seasons until mare proves
with foul.
Jesse is four years old. 15s hand ;
high, weighs 1000 poond, Is wei ]
formed, and just the horse for thie
country.
U4z'ehurst, Ang. IA. 1882, -2s'tf.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
Churches.

Crystal SPRING Presbyterian Church
Rev C. A Munroe, Pastor. Service
every Sunday mt IL y IN, and . p m.
Sunday school M 0:3O IN. Prayer
meeting. Thursday p M. j NJ New
ON. superintendent.
Baptist Church,-El,lrr \. j. Mil
Ter. Pastor. Services lst aud 3rd Sab
baths i'm each month, La M, ., = IN.
Sunday School. at @, II IN, ID. ;. Burch,
Superintendent. Prayer Meeting, e'-
cry Tuesday evening.
Methodist Chureh.-Rev W Il Lew
Is, Pastor. Preaching every Sahl.,tll
at IL, u III, nd Z, y M, sunday
School, o, n m, J II fcrgiSson, super
untea,dent. Prayer Meeting, every
Wednesday evening st 4. pm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
NTFks 1EsViS!h gi9nal,
.IWyLFF'fsfNAnl.tlz:Esso,..il.,.-@s .l:Es,.l..@ i,-s

Terms: Two Dollr-s per amman, ~
advance. AdvertiSsmcnts Inserted a'
onc dollar per .lprc, ten li,,,s OF ltNs
for the first Insertion, AMI MY CENT
each. cOntimpucc.
GENERAL pIREcTcRY.
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PAY YOUR TAXES.
H.sl,h unto.t lstIssa IL.

AL who lead q closely confined lifo
nre more frequent subjects Of constipa-
ton, headache and indigestion. II You
will use Bailey's Saline AperteRt II Wiz
cure you entirely. Pleasant as glass SO, OF
soda, cheener than pills and never iaiis'
Arrrn a ssyero test OF twelve years,
by many leading physicians and thoIs. ,,
ands of females, 1t has been thoroughly
demonstrated that English FemGfe B,t-
tsrs has cured and relieved moro siekly'
females, than all other remedies CON-
bined. All monthly defects, excesses OK
weaknssses, affecting married or single
ladies', arc promptly relieved BY Its use'
"rough on chi!is,"
Cures B cases for e5 cts. In cash or stamps
Mailed BY John Payhan. Atlanta, Ga
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
Kn,-l,.. .nr pTt:llas.

CRYSTAL Springs J.ohc" No"l, meets
every second aud fourth Fridays o'
each month. ~ Ca>tle Hall.
Officers: G. Il smith, Past Chancc'-
Lr. RIB Minis. Chancc!lo = Comnan-
Sci:Jw Bailey, Vice Ch1nccll"r " !
Newton. prclatc: W & WilSih'rr, VI
orE:SH Aby. IN ofru''d Il al Il ;;
CIV CooA, u AZ A; Brrk>'n, lrarT
Caard; f / Staclhou>c, outer "uardi
Section No iOi. Endowment Rank. Il
Willing. President: We wilkinson
Sect'y aud Treasurer.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
Lodges.

KsrH. llen. meet ,St and 3h 'i"r-
Loy nights of each mlaJh. O0iccr~:
r. S,ccn. Pas, Dic,; y : Burch. Dictn-
tor: VI Easan, V Diet; { y Head.
Asst Diet; I'M DUmpcey. Treas; j X
Ferguson, Rcpt; ! J Ellis. Fin Rep;
Al Miller. Chap.ain; Y Il McShanc,
Gaiie; BR Jordan, Guards Il Gibson,
sant
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
t,rys,ai Springs Directory.

CRYSTAL Springs Corpora'ion--M Mayor
A j Sturcis; Town clerk. { y Heat,
Trr.surer. W G. Wilkinson: Aldcrmen,
VI. Terrell. W & wilkinson. X y liar.
ri.or. G. a Head. lsarl of Mayor and
Aldermen meet second and fourth
,,a,,,zy of each Month.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
Churches.

PRESBYTERIAN Cha;ch, -Rov, v u u'ng
b..,, Pastor. sc,yiccs on | -. 2l AM T.
Ss.Isys a, IL a NJ. Sunday s,ho1!Is ~
a. m, ] W Anderson, Superintendent
PRAYER Meeting TusslNy r. M.
BAPTIST Clnrch. Elder \. \. L'w'X
P,,.or. Services on Snd. ami l.h. Nund,y's
= II = m., and u. 81. Sunaay scho.l, a'
yos a.. N. l.. l.. Britain, supe'in'enden',
Prayer Meeting, wsdaos lay! p W.
Msshodist church. Rev " u Mill
49,. Pastor. Services every SUNDAY
at IL. NJ. aud ., p IN. sunday school.
at so. nj. L " Millsaps, Snpcrih-
tsaioat. Prayer meeting Thursday
1,Pm.
Episcopal chureh,-rptoq i Bow
lss, Restor, Services on third sun-
Any Nt H. "A IN,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-10-18
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

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1t is said that $1,000 copies of
printed sermons are grattiiteusly dis
tributed every week in Berlin and q
few other German cities.
Priests and religious teachers have
been expelled from 1876 schools in Paris
during the last three years, and l23,
Christian free schools have been main
tained @
The Methodist minister's of New
England receive an average salary of
$3.50 a year, the Baptists triAe more,
the Presbyterians $50, and the Epis-
copalians 5000. Boston Post.
THE Southern Bishops of the Epis-
copal Church have passed resolutions
in favor of constituting the colored
population into special missionary
organization, rather than giving the
negroes a separate establishment The
Bishops also declare that the only way
for the church to tosaceomplish anything
among the negroes is by educating
young colored men for the ministry
n. " Examiner. k} el.f
Mr.. Elam r. Jewett has offered to
the Church Charity Foundation Of Buff
falo q lot of ground in that city on GER
tain conditions, the principal of which
is that a chapel to the memory of the
late Rev, DR.. Edward Ingersoll, to be
called the ''Ingersoll Memorial Chapel" /"
at a cost of not less than $4,000. shall
be erected on the property, and shall
be ready for occupation within three
years from date. The Board of Man I
ayers of the Foundation have accepted
the gift. .-BnfaEo IN. ~ Express.
This incident Is recorded by HReo
Christian at Work: "Our Methodist
brethren are not always considerate in
their responsive outbreaks, and here il
an instance: As the Rev. DR.. Bowman
was about to begin his sermon on last
Sunday evening at Ocean Grove, he re-
marked: Many of you have never seen
me before, and in all probability many
of youwill neyersee me again 'Amenn
shouted an enthusiastic brother. The
minister smiled with the congregation.
How could he help it?'
I'm q letter written by Thaddeus
Stevens in 1864 to a lady who had
thanked him for his efforts in behalf of
free school system, Mr.. Stevens said:
''When / entered the Legislature about
thirty years ago there was not school
in any part of the State where the chill
dren of the poor could acquire common
education without recording themselves
paupers and being recognized and
treated as such by their fellow stu
dents. Few availed themselves OF
these odious conditions, and the poor
mans child was doomed to ignorance.
Now there is no obscure, barren spot
within the broad limit of Pennsylvania
where the children of the rich and poor
do not meet in common schools on equal
terms Detroit Post.