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Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
NEW YORK.

A Daring Robbcry-A Sneak Thief Who
 Resembles a Retired Merchant.
 NEW YORK, March 5.-One of the most skillful and audacious robberies ever perpe- treted in Brooklyn was the theft of 8 pack age of bank bills comprising $2, 300 from the desk of Colonel Morton in the money order department of the Brooklyn postofice. The theft occurred over a month ago and the po- lice had almost given up hope of discovering the thief until certain information was given by Mir. Reid, citizen who happened to he in the postof1ice at the time of the theft, which makes it almost certain that the thief was Ed Rice, who is known to the police as the most accomplished bank sneak in the country. He is familiarly known as Big" Rice and has also frequently travelled under the alias of Ed. Moore. He is by no means an ordinary thief, but has fine and even distinguished appearance, is always attired richly but with out any loudness vulgar display and would generally be taken for wealthy retired mer- chant or fnancier. When last heard of by the police he was living with his family in quiet but elegant style in a Canadian town not far from the New York border. It was understood among the neighbors that he was 8 commercial traveller, which accounted for his frequent visits to the States.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06

TUT IGBlG UT E UT b1IO9
 h&44a WITHIN 10 minutes drive from postofice, 8 AsisH genteel Residence with or 10 rooms, nice E4IU barn and sheds, any amount of fruit Of ali descriptions. 8 good hennery, well stocked with fowls, about of land (more desiredl . grove of natural growth shade in front fine yard in short, very desirable suburban resi- dence. The location is frst-slass, being situated principal thoroughares leading to the city
 HINAAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
 fe26 If 63 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
69 Church Street, Room FOR SALE,
FOR e SAT,R

fES On Orchard street, near Whalley Ave g Lot BOX ~IS134. Apply to ALBERT H. YOUNG,
 57 Long Wharf, Dvyi0 street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
pIvster1ou. Death Of a mux,e1a,


 NEW YORK, March 5.-There is remarka- ble mystery about the death of Frederick Kaufman, 8 musician of No. 191 Orchard street, who died at the Chambers street hos pital yesterday. While going home at about 2 o'clock yesterday morning he either fell or was knocked down and received injuries which made him partly unconscious. Being found by policeman he was taken to sta tion house and locked up on charge of in- toxication. Nine hours later he was found to be still unconscious and was sent to the hospital where he soon died. An autopsy showed that his skull had been fractured His friends believe he was knocked down and robbed as his gold watch and chain are missing, but the police say he received his wound by falling down while intoxicated A Remarkable Exhibition by Vfgnaux.
 NEW YORK, March 5.-Maurice Vignaux, the great French billiard player, gave an ex. hibition of his skill this afternoon at the Co., lumbia billiard rooms on Broadway before an audience of five hundred persons composed of journalists, judges, society men and mem bers of the uptown clubs. The game select ed was the continuous balk line game, 300 points up. Mark Twain introduced the play CTS, William Sexton and Vignaux, with a hu- morous speech. Vignaux from the start of the game made some of the most brilliant shots ever witnessed in this country. His marvellous draw and masse shots were loudly applauded not only by the spectators, but by the billiard experts present. Vignaux after playing the most remarkable game ever wit messed in this city won the game by 8 score of 300 to Al for Sexton. Vignaux's highest runs were 55, B. 27 and 24 Sexton's 14 and 49 At the conclusion of the game Vignaux gave an exhibition of his skill at fancy shots, which fairly took the house by storm. In the evening Vignaux and the New York experts attended the opening of the new Guelph cluh
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
EOR RENT
TO RENT.

IsEsS THE store and basement on Chapel street, ;,II5 next Insurance building, at present occupied .II by scott the gas filter.
 fe2s EDWARD VALLEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
FOR SATR HHRAP

AsSA THE house and lot No. 200 Clinton avenue. %s11a Lot 10Ox14O, of land situated Wood NH bridge road two miles from center of city. Also lot on East Chapel street.
 A. M. HOLMES, fe9 If 69 Church Street, Room 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
CARLL'S OPERA HOUSE. Tue sdaY and Wednes day, March 6 and and Wednesday Matinee.
 THE Boston Ideal Company !

Every member of the cast will appear. Tuesday Evening. PATIENCE Wednesday Matinee.
 PIRATES OF PENZANCE Wednesday Evening .MUSKETEERS Seats now sale at Loomis'. Admission, 25 and 75c. Reserved Seats, 25c extra. mas At Freedom, EeIIOVvship, and Character In
 Religion TENHE National Free Religious Association will hold \ Convention in New Haven at the Church of the Messiah, on Orange street, beginning Tuesday, March 9th, at 2:3O p. ., continuing Tuesday evening at 7:SO and Wednesday, the 7th, both afternoon and evening.
 Tuesday Afternoon-Address of Welcome by Rev. M H. Houghton Opening Address by the President, Vim. J. Potter; Subject" The Religion of Humani- ty." Address by J. c. Kimba11 of Hartford. Tuesday Evening-Address by W. M. Salter; Sub ject-" Re ligion and the Social Ideal" Address by Anna Gsrlin Spencer. Subject" Ethical Unity the Nations Life"
 Wednesday AfternooD-Address by Miss Emily J. Leonard; Subject-t The Union of Church and State in Connecticut" Address by B. F. Under wood Sub ject-" An Outlook upon the Field of Liberal Thought"
 Wednesday Evening-Address by W. N. Spencer. Subject" The Christ of the Gospels and Moral Ideal" Address by Frederick A. Hin ckley. Subject -" Mystery" All are most cordially invited to at. tend
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06

"AN4EOs
 A SITUATION by g young man of 10 years prac LA ucal experience in the drug business. Addres
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06

W 14N IELEVe
 A S1IOAI1ON by Swedish man who can talk "A German and English, and who is willing to work 2. most any kind of work where he can make himself ma8 1t~ 1ee FRANK1rNJ c1rpprr
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
FITS, EPILEPSY,
 FALLING FITS.

Having been cured ourselves, as well as many of our friends. in such rennaF kable manner that we shall consider it public duty well pleasure to give all information requested. Write to
 w. H. D.. Box 415, WaterburY. Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
WANTED,

A enapAI!oN by q respectable girl to do second 1A work OF housework in a private family: good reLefence given Can be seen for two days at her
 mac 2t- -u.,, o-,,,,,,,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-06
 DEATHS.

HALLENBECK-Int this city, March 4th. 1883, very suddenly, General Nicholas s. Hallenbeck, aged 69 years and 10 months. Funeral Wednesday afternoon Prayers at the house at o'clock D. n. Services at Christ Church 2:3O D. m. Relatives and friends, both military and Ma sonic, are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. 2t Evening papers copy. MILLER-In this city, Wm. F. Q. Miller, aged 5I yesrs and months Funeral Tuesday at p. from his late residence, no Day street. Friends and relatives cordially invited to attend.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
Adm n,stratOrs Notice.

by decree tf the Chancs-y Cont OF Co
piah county made Jautiary Term, Iss3, !
will WITHIN tho hours prescrib'd by law. OH
the End day Of April, 1883. on tho premises
at the late resilrnce OF G'eenbury C'glc,
dec, .sed, IN said county, expos. 10 sale ct
pnbc vcrduo tho follOwii G lards, to-wit:
south lsli of south west quarter less ~
acres section Is, II are, in south east COR
n.r Of south ssst quarter OF south cas-. quar-
Ter seceion II. East half OF south east quar-
ter OF ec,ion 20. North east Gus r,er ofsouth
west Quarter aud moth half VI north esst
quar'e or ard rorh west quarter ls siI
scrs, section 81. and 80 18th vest quarter OF
north west quarter and month half Of north
east QUARTER Of north west quarter section 20
ard east half Of north e,st Qnar.or section
&c oil in township two range four west In
sad cocnty. Excepting ont df tha sb've
lsnds tho widows dover. which has been st
of to her, ard will not bs sold Said ia,.d.
will be sold On eight me nths time from d.y
Of sale vi purchaser On purchasers will 10
required to give bond with good security for
rnieoasc rnsney. ELik. fr7h OAsLi,
Marcel 9th, SIT Adnini<Istrix.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
NOTICE.

I,n,st's fresh garden seed Tor ialr
~ w. B. CY2k.
Baist's ga lden seed arc indeniably
tie best. For sale by w. b. Cook.
The Red Fuon;-don't You forget
il. 40 WmSon.
Go to Willismson's r d Front
Dug Store for your garden seed, hs
keeps the most reliable. 4S
Call ut w. D. Cooks Pharmacy
for the 1.-TWO Bits" nickls cigar; the
best in town.
For Sale.
| have fyr sale the Texas Rcd rest
proof oats, raised west. Apply t"
B. F. MARTIN.
I you want 10 raise Emo vegetables
col! on w. d. Cook for Duist's seeds.
Fresh onion sets. red and white
from the seed firm Of r. bt. BUST, Jr
for sale by W. b. Cook at 25cts u
quart.
FoR SuE-T,ilmans Long Silk
s,arlo Cotton Sod for rale at l. +.
Birdsong. No other like it. Sold
for more than any other cotton. APP
ply at once. 4o.tf.
Tho most successful gardeners OF
uaziohnrst and vicinity date their
prosperity to the time when they be.
gan plan ing Bhist's garden t,soed
Which arc aold Ivy W. B. Cook.
DrLG Bird has several hmm drcd
bushels Of RED RUST PROOF
OATS for sale. Apply ut once. Ha
q thurst Miss. aS'i
Foa SxIr-.The undersigned offors
for sale, GA ossy terms, l.is rcsideure
+ on Brower Avenue, ia Hozlshurst.
For particulars address
J. 5l.u ADEAroS.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
THE MOST RELIABLE AGENT

THE MOST RELlABLE AGENT
for destroying and expel!ing worms
from chi!d,.u aid adult, 10 Shriner q
Indian Vermirrge. % cents u botso
Fry i. Every b,,tlo guaranteed 10
give satisfaction.
Noses Marx has COMO to Louis.
vile, Ky, TO purchase u lot Of horses,
a's) wagons, hacks, and buggies,
which will be rile,ed 10 Ito people at
figures Within tho iesch Of ull. lie
i, i t.rmined t. sell. q, aud exam.
inc his stock.
The editor OF this 'par has boon
30 bus'ly engaged aamiripS u little
girl who arrived at his house last
Tuesday night, that 10 forgot nj,
about copy. This accounts for tho
Gm II amoa-t OF reading matter this
week.-Devil.
INFORMANT To C:G,DIrru AND rirg
sMoxrRs,-A pure smoking tobacco
wilEou. ilrvcring doss not injure.
The Gold Lap smskipS tobacco il
the pure ar'icle, with not even the
II ,v,rn5 Of sumac leaves added.
Tho.e who have boon in the habit OF
using 'O'd N,rth State are. invited
~ lest tho Gold Loaf in &C competition
For Sale at !. + B.rdsor gis.
We learn that Dave Simmons, l.
osed, living on CAT l. B Harris
place, about twelve miles west Of
th;s place, was seriously ifuct fatally
sho, by Wlighs-Gragery, color.d,
last Tsursday. Dave Summons and
his father Charlie, hal made several
attempts to run Grasery OF The place,
aud renewed the difficulty last
TLur,day, wLea Dave received the
e"rtsnis of a Shotgun.
Silco tho above was ru' in type
we learn that Simmons is dead.
The ball given by the Young nen
OF H.z'churs,, on last Thursday
night, at the City Hall, was a mott
enjoyable affair all was largely at
tended by both tho Young and mar
red cople Of our city. Among the
dancers from abroad We ro,icel
M,ss Gil son OF Magnolia, Miss An
nie StacGhouso oil Crystal Springs.
Miss Eo..ie Davidson OF Waterproof
La, Ne.srs Daniels end Morris ef
Beau;egari aud Onesl Of New Or
leans, Every one seemed to enjoy
themselves, AMI after doncing unit
QUO o'clt ok ali left well iati, fed with
Lc r cv, nings enjryncn'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
w Reid,
w
Cbas f Hooker, Caroline Hooker.
Mary Ann Hooker, Josnphine F
Hooker and Fannie G Hooker.
IN Chancery court Copiah stunty,
lli.sissippi.
BY VIRTUE Of decree Of sail Chan
Gerry court aforesaid, rendered at the Janu-
AIRY torn A ID 1853, thereof, l will, M com.
missioner of said cnurt, on the FIRST Monday
the second dsy Of April 1888, in front OF the
court house door of said county within ths
hours prescribed by law, proceed to sell oil
public Query. TO the highest bidder for
cash the following described lands lying and
being in said Ccpiah county. to.wi,: The
north east quarter Of section l. township ~
rancs 3 east. and west half Of north west
quarter Of section I. west half Of north west
quarter Of section s, and east half less north
west quarter OF north wtHtquarter Il north
eat quarter anil west half 81 north west
quarter Of north west quart OF section @.
township 10 range 6 east. 20 satisfy said de-
cree and all cost. ~ NORMAN, Comsr.
This February 23rd 1893. 3-it
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
L i Harris mud II n Miller vs. Chas
IT, U,,Lar M nj


BY VIRTUE of dec-cc OF the lion Chan
cory court OF Copish county rendered a. the
january torn \ ID Iss3, the undersigned
sheriff aud commissioner OF said county,will
on Monday tho 2nd day Of April 1883, In
front of tho SQUIRT house door of said county,
between legal hours. sell at public ouicry to
tho highest bidder Tor cnsh sho following de.
sciibed lands to wit The north east quar-
ter Of section one township ten range i've
east aud ives! half Of north west quarter OF
section four ard west half Of Iorih west
quarter of section Ave ard al Direction six
township ten rangs ak east. eIcapt moth
west quarter Of north wes: qusrier laid
lection six in Copiah county slAo Of Mic
sippi, will DO sold to satisfy tho abnye
stated case ard all cost III lIARGRhNE
sheriff and Commissioner,
Hsz'ehurst, February 2ard lisa Sst
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
NOTICE. NOTICE.

S.Nyed from II.zlehurs. December 25,
n brown or black more mule IL hands
i.b, Ten or twelve years Old, mouth badly
cut by bride bits, any Information leading
=. The recovery OF laid mule will DO thank
FULLY received and Literally rewarded.
q II NELSON.
Hszlsburs,, January %. los3. 81 2n'.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
Mar. 23sd. 1883.

|, is we'll sustained fact thu
Pn,ladclphi, is headquarters for La
di,s AID Gents, Shoes OF tie best
ii ilirg sty les, and the most roliNbl-
material, /. f Birdsong has Just re-
ceive large stock of these goods
from tbs market, war; ate d to give
sa,isisc,i, II. Call AMI examine
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
Legal. NOTICES.
CITATION.

The State Of Mississippi
TO Henry Davis You are CON-
manded to appear befre the Cbancery court
nj The county of Copi Ii In taid s as, on tho
first Monday Of July, lSe3, 10 defend
tho suit in said COT IT, Of Catherine Davis.
whor Elm ron AFRO defendant j. NJ. NohMAv,
March 60 8 II. Crk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
LOOK HERE.

desire 30 sill cheap snl on easy
terms two splendid residences near
the business par. of this town. A
bargain can be had in ,ithtr II both.
IL n MrL,xn.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
CITATION.

The s,lto ef Mississippi to S S Soft j-srd
w i barnes: You are commanded 10 appear
before thu Cnancsry court Of Copiah county
In said state, On the 1t Monday In June,
IS.3, to defend tho suit In said court OF
j ossph Parser. wht rein you are defendants
J II NORMAN, Clerk
March 30 1893. S.4t
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
NOTICE.

There being q demand for ladies
Land made thoe', OF finer quality
lhan is usually offered for sale in this
place, We have male arrangements
with one Of the largest conoers in the
country to. furnish US with a stock Of
this qua,i'y of goods. and favo JUS,
received tho iiis. lot. consisting OF
every description OF ladies, misses
and chi'irens shots, which wo offer
at bottom prices, aad every pair sold
under n suarr nt,c.
U,pRIs, ID DDS Is Co
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
PEsrI,r JURORS.

Copish Circuit Court commences
on the fourth Monday, tho 23l day
Of April. Tee following is tho list
o, Petit Jurors drawn for tho term:
FIRST Weck.--D vid + Gates. L
Fl Phillips, Jno T.vlor, II j Nix,
Thos SnrnralI. w II Wsdc. Austin
Cox, Nathan Butler, ] j -Pardcr. +
b Allen, J w Erripgton, John II
Fore, ID l. Hunt. Ii A Harri'O,. B
Il b ,uhe,t. g w Young. + Books.
w j Stratum, VIM g Cagl", w &
Ship, JIM Afford, james Kelly, w
b Dickorson, Ambrose Wolch, Sole.
mon Smith. W NJ Leonard, j L Rus.
soil, b Z Middleton. d c Woods, W
J Gallman.
Second Week. NJ Matthews II
Coxvell. J D Danpeer l II Martin
L Millsaps J w Little G w Hsrri.
son A Is Garter B ID G ,dbo'd Sam
Jackson L V Bridge, II J Freeman
II Ii Guynes j Nj X. nhrick Jic-b
Saudiier II Norman TT Ander.
son W II Smith II A Holiday A
NJ Ramsey Joel Lilly J u, F.o~,rs
ii l. Bufkin. Loo o Bridewsll NJ A
Fanchcss CT Green J G Shadriek
W I Draus W j Green.
Third Week. NJ Beasley j B
East ll,nry Purscr Il j Kent W
w Anderson s VI Kimble Nelson
Lee j l. Crawford VIM B.acham
W S R.rnoo Il Il NJ Mavc Sila.
Flowers Alexander Sim, n J I,ens.
ley SN Sojournor II j Mickey. II
s Foster s + Massepgill Jno "A p
Bell RR King G. w Dnngla.s NJ
NJ West j + Anderson NJ J Etgau
J " Leggstt w A Baker I j
Sims j X Harris G Drane B y
Smith.
Fourth Week. o Lloyd Lewis
R"nno + b Cmching w F Davis
Ill L Q lick A & b Mtr,in a j
Short Henry Johnsou Geo Gir'es
VIM Wooten Fralk Klo'z w :B
Lee W r Pierce Solomon Bishop
ID w Gates Fix Rnoaes John
Coleman VIC lloSgett J W D.vis
Il G Allen John Alexander j A Lg
gilt Henry Loo John L,,inor II
B G ont A II Li'tlo j s McCardla
Harley Page DC Nix Il HI,miliou.
GRAND JURORS
Dist. /. JF Enochs, j G Harris.
Emanuel lIuntcr.and Henry Loeb.
Dist. 9. NJ B,e-l'y, Il j Farmer,
III A T. .rncs an & n Ray.
DIST, 8 II Il B,fkin. sr, y j
Thompson, Jack Spinks and II { Nc
Laurin
Dist. 4. G w Ford, G B Nelson,
IL j White and Davo Mohonc.
Dist. 5. Il A Evans. L NJ Barlow,
Nose, Bran,lay and w & Sanders.
90
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
LOW DOWN.
CASH HOUSE.

John W. McMaster has now fall
charge of the mercantile business
for / " Ellis at..the Same old stand
on Gus. aldo OF Rail Road. Where
he 10 going to drive low prices. for
tho cash trade. Mr., l. il will soon
furnish him with nice new stock oil
'resh goods. which will be sold low
down Ter cash. Hs invites his old
customers and fIiends to ca'laud see
him before spt ndiEg their money
elsewhere. and he will take pleas.
ure in she wing them goods. and
With lowest prices, give them fair
honest trade and sa,isfac ion. MIR.
J w Fugato will DO behind the
counter rerdy TO shnw goods aud
wait on customer. Ladies' special,
invited 10 cali
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
WOMAN.

now SHALL SHE PRESERVE nER HEALTH
AND BEAUTY.
Onc who has long investis gated
this subject gives the result, and is
happy tn say that is found i'm Wo-
mans BEST Friend" 1t is adapted
especially to that great central. all
controlling organ, tho womb, corrtc-
ting its disorders, and curing any ir-
gularity of tho "mensca," or
Courses Dc J. Bradleld's Female
Regulator acts like charm il
whites, and in sudden or gradual
checking, or in the entire s,oppage
of "mon,hly courses." from cold,
mental trouble, or like eausee, by
restoring the natural discharge In ev-
cry INSTANCE. In chronic cases so OF.
ten resulting in liberation, falling OF
The womb, its action is prompt an d
d decisive. saving the constitution from
numberlcss evils and premature de.
cay. Prsnared by DE-. ]. BsadHeld
Atlanta, Gu. Pfice: trial s'z. Too
large size, $50. For Gale BY W d
Cook.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30


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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30
MONEY LOANED.

Loans negotiated in sums Of $1,000
and over, secured 10y TRUST D,ED on
improved farms wor;h ut least three
times the amount b. row1d. Time
from three to Ten years. We will
not require cotton to So shipped 10
Ia. Interest ut eight (S) par cent,
payable at the end OF the yor. We
can accept loans, allowing borrower
to pay ono,Gfh or onc-tonih yearly,
aui will mako equitable arra' gemsnts
by which any part of the principle
can be pail before due. We charge
u commission for negotiating loans,
which makes The interest u fraction
less thar ton (l0) per cent. per aa.
mum. FnAycIs SMITH & Co,
CoLruDus, MISS,
Or call on J. 8. Slxr n. ATTY.
UAzLEHURsT.
Hazleh ,rst, March lG, 1883. 6-,f.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30

Fop SALr-Iho undersigned has q
large lot Of yellow pumpkin yam po.
att se, Il for sale, nt$l 90 per lush
al. Tacy can be found 1T Cn"k x
Ards. Il Il. BIRD Owl.
NOTICE.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30

low rs tho lowest. Call on us.
BARNES & WILKINSON.
PRINTS AND CALlCOEs. THE
latest Fall styles Tow on hand, which
will be rcplenished from time to time
az the season advances. BARNES "
WILKINSON.
EVANS STANDARD iIIEkT
MUSIC for sale BY A Moore. Price,
1Oc per copy.
Many q puny, debi'ita'ed infant
fro,tipg and wasting away daily. OIL
ten unable TO digest its fcol. may be
rescued from an uuiiaely rrsve 10y
De Mofltit's Teethina (Iseth'ng
pov5ers) For sale
by w B Cook
Corrox SErp.--We hive on band
Il few bushels OF cotton seed, which
excel anything in yield we have ever
seen Samples OF stalk and boil can
be seen. Price 81 PER bushsd.
HARRIS, DoDDs & Co.
FEBRUARY 9, 1888.
S,me merchants iusute their stock
ard houses and neglect their child
drcn. Why lot sayo the mothers
heart and life by carrying tue haby a
box OF DR. Mvffeli's Tse,hina ('reetll'
Ing Powdeis) Other fathers do it,
For sale 10y w D Co'k.
Three hundred hu.helf OF oats foT
sale by DR. L G Bird. Apply at
once. " "
BARNES WILKINSON, RES
PECTFULLY invite The attention OF
tLeir customers and the public, to
tier large and varied stock which
is offered at prices such as wil!induce
cash buyers to favor them with their
patronage.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-30

Tho under signed is agent for tho
rca,ins of The unorcupied building OF
Thos. Stewart, and for the sale or
OF the Il j CMcbinss property.
u. MiLlslrs
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26
GEO. d. BOWMAN, Register.


Jas CTuCtS, N. NJ, OCJ. l0JIJ 1900,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
namei settlers have filed notice of their in
tention to make final proofin support of their
resi- ective claims before the probate judge
at oocorro, n. NJ, on November 24th, 1888,
viz:
Anastacio Sanches on homestead applica-
ton No. $50 fer the G 4 II W d, sw 4 II d
and lots ! x 2 8 C l3t9 s, + 3 W. Witnesses,
Frank Birner, Jose Leon Gallegos, Pedro Jose
Nuanez and Pho Chavez, all OF Socorro coun.
ty, \. NJ.
Tomas Chavez on homestead application
No. 54 for the W 4 4 4 lot 8 sec l3 & II G
4 $ G y sec II t 3 8, rs w. Witnesses, Pedro
Jose Nlpinez, Jose Leon Gallejos, Pic Chavez
and Frank Birner, all of socorro county, Nm.
Pedro Jose Nuanez on homestead aIplica-
ton No. $40 for The 4 II "a and X n W y
sec 4t9s,r4w Witnesses Tomas Chavez,
Anastacio Sanches, Pablo Chavez and Pho
Chavez, all OF SocOrrO ounty, n. NJ.
Pablo Chavez on homestead application No.
555 for the e 4 n W i and II i 5 W 4 sec IL t 8
5, + 8 w. Witnesses, Pedro Jose Nudnez
Frank Birner, Pho Chavez n Jose Leon
Gallegos, all of Socorro county, n. NJ.
Jose Gallegos on homestead u p icatiOn No.
5S5 for the n e i II e i sec % n W i n W Il & lot
| sec a and lot No. 4 sec Is 3 s, + s W. Wit.
nesses, Pedro Jose Nuanez, Pablo Chavez,
Tomas Chavez and Leon Gullegon, all of So
coIrO county, n. NJ. 2s
GEO d. BOWMAN, Register.