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The Republican journal., 1884-11-13

A little Albany girl spending the summer in
the country wrote to her father: ''Please bring
me new toothbrush. Mine is moultng'
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13

one Of those October days. when to breathe
the air is like drinking Wine and every touch
of the wind against ones face is cares> Won
have Il sense of companionship; ii is Il day that
loves YOU. Sarah JtWett
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Rough on Itch.

VaIaFfDaT IhFNNI AHtCtOnN,
Hacking irritating Coughs Colds, Sore Throat,
cared by Rough on Coughs" Trochc-, l5t. Liquid
2jc.
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Rough on COrnS"

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizziness, In
DIGESTION, Headache ,Sleeplessncss cured by "Wclls
Health Renewer'
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! HI CUIVEENELL WEOlCAL 90,
- Ann st.. New l0rk N.l.: Iu-t pN.., E.N, $50.
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C0NSu MPTI0N CURED.

\ gentleman threatening to beat dog whci
parked inlplerahly. "Why,' exclaimed an Irish
man who WAS present, "would YOU beat the poo
dumb animal for making a nuist:'
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13

One dies twice: to cease to live is nothing
but to cease to love and be loved is an insup-
portable death. Noltare.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13
Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER |.
81 was taken sick a year ago

With bilious fever
My doctor pronounced me cured, but [ got
sick again, with terrible pains in my back and
sides, and got so bad
Could not move.
/ shrunk
From DDS lbs. to 120. l had been doctorne
for my liver, but it did me no good | did not
expect to live more than three months. | began
to use Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite re-
turned, my pains left me. my entire system
seemed renewed as if by magic and after using
several bottles, am not only as sound as SOY,
eign. but weigh more than did before. To Hol
Bitters owe my life" II. FITZPATRICK.
D"hln JHHe 6. 81.
CHAPTER II.
maiden, Mass Feb. !, 1850. ;.entlcmcn-
! suffered with attacks Of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for wears in tht
most terrible and eXcruciating manner
No medicine or doctor could give me relief o.
cure, until | used Hop Bitters
The first bottle
Nearly cured me; !"
The second made me As well and strong a,
whcG a child
And have been 30 to this day"
My husband was an invalid for twenty year,
with a seriou.
kidney, liver and urinary complaint
Pronounced by Bo>lon'> best physicians
Seven bottle, Of YOU. Bittcrs cured him ali,
| know of the
Lives Of eight persons"
In my ncj5hborh9od that have been saved b,
your bitter>,
Ana many more are using them with groat
]
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Read this Advertisement.

ADRIAN, Mich, Jan. 81, 81
Have sold the goods many years. and they give the
best OF satisfaction. We had an order for 3 large
bottles Downs ELIXIR last week to he sent to Wood
land, California.
j. r. BENNETT & CO., Druggists
The goods referred to in foregoing letter are y
II. Downs Vegetable Balsamc EiXir DR. Baxter
Mandrake "ittcrs, and Henry 4 Johnsons Arnica
and OH Liniment. Imo43
Ostrich eggs in san Francisco are quoted al sl3t
a dozen Owing to the price, man, no matter
how hungry lie may be, seldom goes into Il restau
RANT and calls for more than three ostrich eggs
boiled, at one time.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13

For WaSting Delicate Childrem.
DR.. NisEWANDER of Des MONIES, Iowa, SAY : /:
81 have used >cotts Emulsion, and find 1t satist
tory III every respect Children take it readily
with excellent results"
In Uruguay there has not been a business failure
Tor two Years and a half. Who would have thought
q looking IN Uruguay for big advertisers?
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How About the Horses

An uptown man recently disocated his Jaw by
yawnng. His wife was probably telling him what
She mad bOught that day while slOnping.
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Heart Pains.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants. bed
Jugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers l5c. Druggists.
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''ROugh on coughs g
"R0ugh on Rats

Ask for Rough on Coughs for Coughs, Colds,
sore Throat, IIoarscncss. Troches, ijc. Liquid, Doc
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13

Is bad breath, and yet how many otherwise attract
I'VE, polite, and particular people alict their friends
with tie flu odor OF thelr breath. If there was no
remedy for this, it might excite our sympathy but
As there Is no need Of having fou breath, ii is an
objectionable breach of good manners to 0btruue
such an offence good society
Foul breath arises from disorlered digestion
which can ~ corrected by using sulphur Btters,
and the result will be pure, sweet breath.
\ squire, worstcd by Sidney smith in argument
said: "lt had son who was idiot, IA make
him 2ar9on' smith said "your ttther was of "a
different mind.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13

4 CARD.-To all who are suffering from errors
ana indlecretlona Of youth nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss of manhood, Sc, will send recipe
that "lllcure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary III South
America send self addressed envelope to REV
JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station d, Neic York Ivr9!
\ Sarrulous fop, who had annoyed by his frivo
ious remarks. chance lady acquaintance asked
whether She had ever had her ears pierced. NO
ILLl h:lNI L.ll Hmm Lll,aI,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
Nhen -he Child, she cried for Castcra
When she a Miss, she chung to Castoria
When She had Children, she gave them Castora
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns" De. Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunlons
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13
W'hO0ping Cough

"Wells Health Renewer' restores health ami
viSor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness,
Debility. 81.
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The centre of gravity-an English joke.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13
Thin People

'K0ugh on Pain POr0uSed Plaster;
strengthening, improved, the best for backache
pains in chest or side, rheumatism. neuralgia
The Republican journal., 1884-11-13
Would You Believe IL.

Natures great remedy, Kidney Wort has cured
many obstinate cases of piles This most distress
Ing maiaiy generally arises from constipation and
a bad condition of the bowels. kitney-W ort acts
at the time As a cathartic and Il healing toni .
removes the cause. cures the disease and promo les
"A healthy state of the affected organs. James +.
Mover, carriage Man'fr, of Myerstown, Pa tesIi
tes to the great healing powers of Kidney W rt,
having been cured by it of very bad case of piles
which for years had refused TO yield to any other
remedy.
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How. RepuIslye

little girl returning from church where she saw
Tor the first time a collection taken up, said "A
man passed around plate that had some money on
it, but dd't take any"
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Puhllc School Notice.

Notice il hereby given to patrons
OF the public schools OF Copiah conn
ty, TO meet Oh Saturday, Dec. 9Th,
(, elect trustees for the ensuing year
When they have met, they will
choose 4 chairman and secretary oi
the meeting, aud proceed to eject by
ballot three trustees, patrons Ut TIM
school. The secretary Of the meet
mg will furnish this office with GER
lified copv OF the proceedings urd
he trustees will report before th"ir
school opens.
Farther notice is given to teachers
that no certificate OF qualifications
will be icsusd from this office for
1885 until after satisfactory 1xami-
uation. ID. S. BURcH,
Supt. Ed.
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Hazlehur,t public School.

Will open Sept. %. 1884. Pupils
residing in town will be admitted
free. PUPILS residing in the country
will DO admitted fres for 1 months,
provided they are pnrsniug the
studies OF the common school. For
higher grades the balance will be
paid in private tni'iun.
TUITION:
Tuition in comm school clas-
se-. per month 81 so
Tuition in higher English and
Mathematics. 81. 60.
Same. including Latin and Greek, 3d.
Pup,ls who have not received ben.
eft uf tina school fund this year and
who may DO entitled to it, may re-
cci,. !. by entering early.
Thorough work. and attention to
pupils under our charge. will. We
trus', merit the confidence and pat
ronsge of parents. Respectfully.
d. s. Bunch, Prin.
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To the Voters OF Hazlehurst.

Ny candidacy for the oii,e o
mayor ia n bona fde one. Tho 80
cret OF rt to de'ruct from me by re
por ing that ! W 'uld come down in
the interest of another. who is now
or NAV he a candida g. is untrue IN
eve,y particular. Those who believe
tina, pos.ees the ability. aud will
fairly ard honestly discharge all The
duties IT the offs" in the interest OF
good order. financial improvement
aud education. I Ask to support me,
for ! assure You shall remain in the
race in nv own interst until tue last
vote. has been polled. Respectfully,
W. w. GOWN.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
The Fires Burn Brightly At Wesson

We are Informed that the democ-
racy OF Wesson had = grand time
Saturday night, de :onstratins. illu'
mina,iug. exulting, and re oicing
over the election Of Cleveland and
Hendricks A procession was FORM
I'd and marched all over town amidst
the widest enthusiasm. Al the
head OF The procession was q c,ffin
Containing the remains Of J. G..
Blaine, which WAS carried to the eice
of town and cremated by q bonfire
made Of sb,ving' aid chips of long
accumulation, aud such blaze va.
never seen IN the town. IL Was tyr
icsi OF tl.e Enthusiasm and patriot
i-m an j great rejoicing that burned
IN the breasts OF the gallant sons OF
wesson. A hippy incidsn. OF the
evening was tho presentation OF q
6ne suit Of clothes to Capt A. T.
w ,odin. as . token nj sppreci ton
OF bis untring energy and great
zeal for the success IL the democracy
in this ani all other campaign .
Aher tbs I, uued Knight had been
crcmstsd. the procession moved mp
to Bsauregard. aud with streaming
a.gs, usosparancies, and martial
music, gave vent to their rrjoic'hgs.
Tho Beaureg.rdi es fell iu,o line. aud
together they made the night ai'
ring with grand ou,burst OF enthu-
siasm. l. wss an occasion long to
DO remembered.
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The entertainment given by the
ladies aud gentlemen last Thursday
and Friday nights ware highly cred.
liable to oil concerned. There were
not ~ nlsny out ~ Il seems should
have been. considering the worthy
object for which the entertainments
were given, bat those who did attend
express them-elve, ~ b ing we'll
pleased. The programme on the 6rs'
night consisted OF two plays, Tn.
fret being Young Amaxbn." Miss
Mary Howell being the principal
character. She was we'll supported
by Miss D-anis Nail. while Msssrs
Bsnkston aud Birdsong acted the
IN .le parts in q clever manner. TIL"
pscnnd play Was "wooing Uudet
Diff, ul'ies." Misses Mary Norm n,
Mary Howell aud Mamie Prssser
being tho lady characters, and NJ M
err, Bsnkstop. Birdsirg aud R,m'ey
The male. l was a 6rstrste play,
and each performed their part we'll
Mss Della Melton favored the audi
suce each night with choice se'ec.
ton Of vocal music. She las "a
magnificent voice and her singing
wan enjoyed by oil. The string band
under the leadership OF Mr.. RsGs-
dale. with Miss Ellen Coor at the
piano, rendered good music between
the acts, ~his the BRAS band open
ell each evenings entertainment with
music from the balcony. Tue sec.
oud night Csutats was given by
the young folks, which was happiy
conceived and we'll carried ont. The
song Of the street..wsif, by Eva kiolz,
Was very dre for one OF her ye.is,
aud Was highly appreciated by the
audience, while the tGblesux, with
little angels towering around. was
just too sveet. The entire perform.
snce was we'll rondered,a aud We trust
may be repeated.
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THE NEWEST SHOW AND THE
BIGGEST.
s. n. Barrett u Co.'S New United
MOnster Railroad Shows.

monster ItaiiTOau ShOWbs
THIS newest ~ we'll as most colos
sal OF ali smu>sIneDt enterprises vii
positively exhibit at H.zlehurst Oh
Nov. 27th.
II il the best advertised show that
has ever been ANNOUNCED hero. No
only are its bright aud costly picto-
riais displayed TN every aide iol
miles around, and il illustrated
newspaper and programmes scatter
Ell like snuwflakss. but there 10 3 sol.
III, emphatic style in its manner oi
presenting its claims which com
mauds attention aud begets conf
Deuce. II is conspicuous for not in
dulging in the sale. dishonest "ag.
grrga,ion,' 'alIinnce, "ccnolnation
aud twelve shows IN one" clsp-'rap'
which has always proved a deiusio"
and "a snare. and involves such pre-
postsrous claims as to utterly dis
credit i,self with all except the green
est fools. o. he CONTRARY 1t assumrs
unly to be one new and grea; show
which is the best Of reasons for be-
lievirg il To be -. Neither does II
les RI to manu'ac ured names and
purposely mixed and v.gue generals.
ties aud figu, en-, in order % convey
the swindling impression that it hss
rare attractions, which. In fact, have
no honest existence.
lts sttrac ions are multifarious OF
we'll a. novel, aud il ia . matter oil
surprise how msnv strick!y new feat
ures eau b. crowded into q single
exhibition. Zsbras broken to per-
firm ipcrsdab'. feas. hurdle leopii c
reindeer. CRAFTS harnessed to r.
man rsciug charots. Hsimau''
3 cam sir.ship in opei alton, u man
Sized riding cynoc"phalus. e!ks liar
nassed tandem, ten iunny clowns II
simultaneous rivalry, nigh and lonk
dis,a zee double souersault leapers
peerless exploits in tho gymnasium
extraordinary trained Thoroughbred
h. rises, comical school Of monke,
comedians, monster living White Mi.
Hippopotamns, extraordinary faat'
IF herculesn strength deeds of mas
cn,ine and fcminine in,repidi'y, aud
III fact, so great an array novelties
aud surprises that il would trans
csnd the limits of q newspaper no.
ice to give them even the brie'esl
mention. The street parade il com
mensurate in magni ude and grand
eur with the exhibition, and intro
duces among other attractions 81
Arabian cnmels. decorated in the
richest aud most cosily trappiug'
aud mounted bv native Mahumsdaus
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Hazlehurst threw her banner to
the breeza Saturday morning ard the
town wss wild with enthusiasm. 10
rhe evening large crowd won't from
here to Jackson to attend q Sta 8
dem ons;ra.ion. but those who re.
manned at home Sot no an implomp-
u procession aud far iuio the night
the air was reut with e1uitant shouts
and he booming of cannon. Joy
WAS depicted 10 every countensuce,
and Cleveland aud Hendricks Yves
the tepor Of their shouts.
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For Marshall;

W. are scthnriz-d 10 sunounce J
r. BUTLER IA q candidate for Mar
shsl Il Il .zlenurs', subject TO CON-
,eriou IL one ia held, II not 70 The
Gill Of the people.
We .rs authorized to announce W
Q. FERGUSON M = candidate for
Marshal of Hsz.ehurst, subject to n
convention IL ono il held. II not to
the will 81 the fe,ple.
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HazIehurst Signal.
Thursday, No. Is. 1884.
For Mayor Of Hariehurst:

We ara authorized 10 announces
r. Y. MORRISON a. = candidate
for Mayor At the ensuing el.cii"n ON
the Sud Tae.dsy IN November. 1884
We sre authorized To spnou ce
". W. GOWN a. . candidate f,r
Mayor Vt the ensuing election gu the
"a Tnesday in November. 1884.
We are authorized To snnounre J
r. GROOMEass candidate Ter Nay
or ~ H.z ehur~t. subject 10 con
vtn6on IL one ia held il not TO the
will 20 the people.
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City Council.

Special me.,ing of mayor and
rosrd Of al efm-n held NV. 10th.
1884; pr-ssn': j. II Gronme. mayer.
or. SIDING; d. X. Coor. J. NJ Nor.
man aud !. n. L IL, members.
Ordered. that ] l.. Ard, ii. n.
COX aud B. F. Johnson b~ and they
are hereby appointed managers 10
hold su slecsioD for municlDsl Ulcers
to hs bid on the IL b OF Nv.
Ordered. that $50 be appropriated
for work on tbs ,,i-.'a
J. NJ. NORMAN Clerk pro tenn.
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Hazlehurs', Nov. Alb, 1884.
Tho Housewives Favorite

We will send free for one entire year. to
every lady who sends Us at once the names
Of ten married ladies', at same address, and
~ two ct stamps for postage, our hand
some entertaining and Instructive Journal,
devoted TO Fashions. Fancy Work. Deco
rating. Cooking aud Household matters.
Regular price. 81 90. send to-day, and
-.cnre next number. Address, DOMES.
TIC JOURNAL, Nuuda, N. Y.
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"iIall In the Grove"

The following i. the uonor roll for
LIST Quarter, 1884 s, of Mrs. Carts
mans .ctool. at Wesson.
Miss Matte Pierce,
4" Bessie b uler,
Fanny Pierce.
Master Dick Triplett.
Il. D. Sn,th,
Miss h ate Ferguson.
Lee Ferguson,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
Sheriff Sale.

SutTiH ouits
F. E. H,iway) Judgment in Co
va piah Circuit Couit
J. z. Taylor for $246 SO
BY virtue Of the above ataied writ
l will, on M'ndayr tho IL, day cf DA
ccmbcr, 1884. expose TO sale at prb
lie ouicry. for CASH, in frCv. of<a
Courthouse door If Copial' County
between the honrs prescribed by law
the following de cribed land to.wi'
The seqr swqr sec. 35 aud VIII
nwqr SEC. SO. township l range
west and wifi nwqr iess 20 acres e
east side and 20 acre. on north end
Of Wifi ewqr s.c. 2npd nhf and neq'
s.qr sec 3 township 10 range tss'
in Uopiah county. Miss. Levied mp
on ~ the property 4 the defendant
j. u Taylor. aud will be sold to sat.
isiy the above stated case and sl
cOsts.
T ] HAEoRAvE, Sheriff.
Hszlehurs', Nov. Alb, 1884.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Some gst Auu. bilious Family
Syrup to "givs Qninine in. tie ntirb-
~ cpuccals the bitter taste OF quiz
niue. This syrup is especially 70.
commended when you wish to give
calomel. rneuharb, quinine, castor
Ill aud lsudsuum. IL removes AL
BID taste, insures their kind y action
and increases their efficacy.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Don't W .ste your money and on.
danger your life by trying Northern
Trash. Use . genuine Southern
chill remedy, prepared by Sou hern
Physicisu. U-e Barclays Omnicura.
1t never fails. Read The home re.
Communications II has.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
Oranges, spples, baranas and
lemons at >. &. Reddipg& Co.'s

Beware Of Northern chill remedies,
they are prepared by" Northern
qua"ks. who have never seen case
OF ohills. They ara frands OF the
vile,t tyre, Use Burnley's Omnicu-
ra. n remedy endorsed by our own
citizens.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

W, F. Price, President, requests
US to say that The board OF snpsrv :
.ors will meet on n 'ud.y, the "a b
=, which meeting ro,d over-eers q Q
expected 10 make their reports.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

'ut
Tail Holt is out OF the wilderness
TIL, song Of the little wit VA
ine.
The little angels looked mighty
sveet.
Bsnkston understands love-mak-
ing pretty we'll.
The Star Spangied Banner csptur.
cd 'hs sudience.
Pine Blud aud Greens Store each
gave YrlloSlyo o.
Mr.. J. a. Rogers wants Q few
boarisrs. Soc notice.
In the play. Ramsey won the girl
Of bis choice. He ought to try his
hand in reality.
Mr.. H. E. Fu k"rs,n will give =
lecture ut the courthouse tonight on
tho esrly days Of Copish.
Mrs. F. E. Heiway died yesterday
nern,ng. The husband aud children
have the sympathy Of tbs community.
There wasn't Q cyclone. or whirl-
wind. or breeze. or even . ripple OF
disturbance in Copisb on election
day.
Henry g ,tton aud Martin Bu,'e-.
colored. we're convicted Of sheep
ssalipg aud sentenced to the penc-
.ntiary for one year Zach.
Mr.. .hn Mss-.'s little four year
old by caught ere Tuesday. and
yes badly. though no. seriously
sarued. He caught from 3 fire in
the yard.
Gilman ard Centennial were the
only boxes tbs. gave Ysllowly me-
jnity, bu, that was u small one. con
riderirg trey were the Republican
strongho!ds.
F.nnie Gallmsp, who Was convict
si the frat week Of court OF assault
and battery with intent TO kill, Wa
granted - new trial Monday, and
District Attorney Miller or,iered .
mol pros entered.
The SIeSAL offi,e caught on dre
Friday. aud for = while it looked ss
il it VS. going 10 bo serious, but the
citizens turned out promptly. and the
flames were soon extingu,shed. We
rsturn thanks for :helr a.d.
In our circuit court items last
week it appeared that Geo. Toui'ich
was fued for carrying Concealed
weapons. Tnio was mistake lie
Only paid tue 6ue for another party
Mr.. Tomicic h Is law-abiding ciIi-
zen.
ArmsleAd Picket, charged With
attempting to ssssSsina,e b. X. J'r'
dan, marshal of Crystal Springs. was
acquitted. Line Mslsrd, q colored
woman, Was found guilty Of tho muir
der OF Mr.. r pbrr,sou. and was SEN
fenced to the penitentisry for lif'.
The jury 10 the case agsin-t Wiley
T,il,nan for assault and battery with
intent to kali w. F. Price, brought
in q verdict Of guilty. IL is proba-
BILE that motion will be made for u
new tri>l, and If refused I'm appeal
will b, taken.
On last Saturday . tie girl OF +
n. Bufkin's caught on Gre from SONS
trash which vas burning in the
yard. The chi drsn raised al alarm
and the pareuts ran out with . buck
ct OF water. bat the little girl wss 10
excited that she ran in sn opposite
diresuon. aud was completely snvel,
opsd in flames. She was 50 terrlhl,
burned that she died next day. TIE
family have orr sympathy.
Rice, second son OF T. E. and j
A. Groome. died at his psren's' res
idenoe, in this town, last Monday
evening at Is minutes past s o'clock
The sympathy Of the community II
with the beresved family. bat ~
should remember that "God doetf
oil things wsll' and that tho loved
child 10 now safe from the Ills and
troubles Of this life. aud his g'ori6ed
spirit is now bssking 10 the sweet
Joys Of heaven.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Climax cough cure. = sure spee'
dy and pleasant relief for coughs
colds, and hoarssness etc. only %
cents per bottle at Burnley Il Sous
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.

fsws and Country It-ias Condensed an d
Spread Before our Readers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

DYE your last winter goods with
Diamond DYE. All colors for sale
nj Burnley & Sons drug .store, only
10 cents per package.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

A Full line Of schoo, books and
stationery for sale cheap, at Burnley
& Sons drug atore.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

The prudent aud economical mar
lakes his prescriptions to Burnley Il
Sons drug store.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Examine j b. Mayes' stock OF
.hoes. He las all kirds. aud Can
ole ase ever, b. dy.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

The ,adi.s are invi eli to call upon
J. b. May.s aud exsmine his fn-
i'm. Of dress goods. All qualities,
shades and prices
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Chronic chills, ms'nrial and bill
ion. fcvers are prominently sured
Ivy the use of Bu'nl",. Omnicura
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Choice line NJ canned goods and
confectionery inst received by 8. G
Redding Il Co.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Best rssdy.'mixsd paints in the
market. oil colors and all sizes. Tor
talo by Burnley & Son, druggist.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

DO 700 war'sa aice. cheap snit OF
cl,abcss J B n vss has them.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

We handle only the best brands
OF anu d fish, Vegetables, etc., 8.
u. Rsdding T. CT.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

ssu.sges and pig. feet, a. Ed NJ
G ,ok's.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Cabbage. potatoes, onions, orau
ges, apples. etc. always in stock by
s. G. R.dding & c..
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Ed N Cook has Just received a
fresh s'ock OF canned goods, aud
groceries of evarv kind.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Choice creamery butter at Ell. NJ
Cooks,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Arples, oranges. 'cosuu's, dates
and bananas ut Ell N. Cocks.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Fra neat aud cheap shoe, call on
j. b. Nayes.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Fresh fish aud oysters received
every Saturday by s. g. Reddipe
& Co.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Best coal oil only 20 cents pc
gallon at Burnley 4 500 g drug store
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Prickly Ash Biiters No. g. and 8
or sale by Blu rnley & Son, druggist
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Judges OF good cigars, smoke
& s ms five cent cigaru.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
Warrants Wanted.

will ray tho highest ma ket price
for $4,000 worth Of county war
rants.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
Wanted.

6 regular board-rs. For terms
and particu lars apply 10
o. JAS II. Rooms.