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The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29
NESSON ITEMS.

Mr.. I. A. Lees little baby has
been quite i'll for ten days.
What is the matter with our we'd
ding bells? Are there 10 be no more
chimes this winter?
The skating rink u. the Town Hall is
all the rage now. Mr.. VIII May
makes boss manager.
Mr.. Feazel has roddcd all the new
buildings in Wesson. lie beats the
famous Mark Twain agent.
Prof. Rather has been quite sick
for the past ten days. lie will soon
he able to take charge of his classes
again.
Miss Agncss Chrisman has n class
in painting. c"'llall in the Grove
is the place TO educate "lour Mary
Ann
Mr.. Robt Brown has dissolved CO.
partnership with Mr.. Deal in the
livery business lie is visiting rcla-
tivcs in Rankin.
Mr.. Watson, brother to Mrs. DIR.
smith, was in town this week. lie is
to assist the district attorney in pros
ccuting the May ease
Mr.. Wommacli, has greatly improv-
cd the appearance of his beef market
/ property. lie is To have II grist mill
and palmer added soon.
The Catholics speak of erecting q
church soon, on the hill just beyond
the Methodist church. South Wcsson
will then have three churches.
Wes>on takes the cake OH church
suppcrs. The season opened by an
enjoyable one ut Wommack' building
10y the Presbyterian ladies thi, week.
The cotton receipts of Wcsson this
wear up To date exceeds that Of last
wear by about six hundred bales.
Moral-hishe>t prices paid for the sta
| pie and cheap goods to the trade.
The external coat OF paint on the
/ Hotel has greatly improved it, appear
ancc, but Mr.. Mangum'> way OF sat-
isfying the inner man far exceeds any
other Improvement about the cstab-
i,hmcn,.
The most ENJOYABLE affair of the
season was the >ociablc and supper hy
the Misses ChriSmanS, in which the
elite of Bcaurcgird and Wc,>on took
part. Miss Mcconnell, of New Or
leans. wa~ also present and added
vcry much to thccliiiration and pleas
urc ut one of the Wc>>on Young gcntN.
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The Allen Cotton.

j +. Allen, of Claiborne county
lately made a sale of IL bales of
bis long staple cotton ut Nickshnrg
for ID cents per round.-Reveil!c.
Somco of our Copiall farmers have
BEEN tying the Alien cotton for n
good while, and While they Get a
small advance in pricc over other
cotton, tlcy say they are not IL
paid for the extra trouble, time
and expense spent IN preparing 1t
for market. They are of opinion
that the common cotton nj Q or 10
cents pays better than the Allen
at two or three cents more. Mr.. j.
II. Garth has been trying this cot.
ton and ne has about cone to this
conclusion.
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Yetr0nisc Yaur Own.

a printer stood at the desk OF 4
business man the other day, and
noticed him using letter and bill heads
which he had bought Of a New York
or Buffalo house. said the printer
who was customer:
"What would you think of me II ]
should 20 To New York and buy a line
of goods for myself and family
The merchant replied: ~ would
think YOU fool. when | know YOU
can get the same goods just n cheap
OF me, and also aid fcllow-citizcn. y
When the printer called hi, attention
to the imported lcttcrand bill heads,
the merchant coughcd aud walked mp
behind the counter to wait OH GUS
toner.
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When In the Wrong Channel


Tho bile wreaks grieyous injury. Headaches
constipation, pain iY the liver and stomach.
jaundice, nausea ensue. A few doses OF
Hostetter's stomach Bitters will reform
these evils and prevent further injury. It Is
q pleasant apericnt, Its action upon tho
bowels being unaccompanicd by gripping.
The liver is both regulated and stimulated
by It, and as 1t Is very impolitic to disre.
gard disorder Of that organ. which through
neglect may culminate in dangerous conges.
ton and hepatc absccss, the Bltters should
be resOrted to an early stage. Failure to do
this renders n contest with the malady moro
protracted. Fever and ague. rheumatism,
kidney and bladder troubles, are remedied
by this fine medicine. and tho increasing In.
firmities OF age mitigated by II. IL may be
also used In cOnvalescence with advantage,
a. 1t hastens the restoration OF vigor.
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They VIII surely Fad Yen.

They are looking for yol everywhere.
Drafts of air In unexpected places. going
from hot rooms 10 cool ones, careless
ness in changing clotling:-ln short
anything which ends In common cold
In The head" Unless arrested this Kind
Of cold becomes seated in the mucous
membrane of the head. Then II is Cat
arrh. In any aud all IT, stages this dis
ease always yields 10 Ely's Cream Balm.
Applied TO the nostrils with the finger.
safe, agreeable, certain. Price iiity
cents,
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IijDcnial.

On Thursday last Mr.. Ja,. Van
HOOK. ot Texas. and Mi, Ma
ricl,a Tallialcrro, daughter of Mr.
Cl.qs. =. TaliaiCrrO, were united in
marriage. Several of our young folks
cnioycd drive of fourteen miles, and
were present on the occasion. The
happy couple took the train that night
for their home in the Lone Star State,
accompanied by the best wishes of all.
We return thanks To the considcratc
bride for bountiful supply Of deli
CiOuS cake.
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Remember the Excursion.

Do notforgct that on Nov. 2i,h.
lIogg's excursion train will leave for
Texas. Parties who buy tickets to
Texas and do not wish to return will
get rebate on item. thus materially
reducing the price. The manager Is
forced to sell round trip tickets in or
der TO have them properly stamped.
You can 90 TO the Exposition on this
excursion and remain five days,
Write to Mr.. uogg for particulars.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

INSPECTORS and aarshsls OF Election,

List of Inspectors and Marshals APP
pointed by the Commissioners Of Elcc-
lion .nr the County Of Copiah, State
OF Missi.S Sippi, to be- hcla on tho 3rd
day IL November, a. ID. 1885 (vis)
At tue p.ccinc.s VI,
HAzLEHuRsT EAST,
J 4 Ins., G j Hamilton, S:las Ram
scy. Inspectors. Charles Gibbs. Mar
slial.
uAzLEHURsf WEST,
JL Ard, Rufus Miller, j J Robert
ron, Inspectors; Charlie Hart, Mar
slial.
MARrISsviLLG,
AN Martin, j q Ellington, s II
Pcrscr, Inspectors; WI Barry, Mar
sliul.
roRgsr uILL,
BF Catchings, j j James, & JPcr-
ser, Inspectors; + ii Philips, narsilal.
CALLAHAN,
i ID Miller, i ID Buragc, W SUM-
rail-, Inspectors; sHmucl tcdus, Mar
shal.
BEAUREGARo,
JF White, + NJ Thomas, WI Till
man, Inspectors; ii j furguson, MAR
shal.
wEssoN,
CE IIartwcll, Il n Carter, j f
Collins, Inspectors; j X Cable, Mar
slal.
sALTERs,
] " Middleton, 5 q Saltcr, IL n
Nations, Inspector; John Bcaslcy,
Marshal.
ROCKfORT,
w s Catching, NJ Ramsey, il +
Crawford, Inspectors; W III Bcaslcy,
Marshal.
FERGUSON
j s Dcccll. L ii Davis, George
Holloway, Inspectors; d II Middleton,
Marshal.
CpNTFNIAL,
TN Bracham, FM McCrce, J L
Bon,lrr2nt, INSPECTORS; Il r. AIMS
worth, Marshal.
srENCEIs MILL
ESpcnccr, u J Mullins, John
Conn, Inspectors; Burl liigdon, Mar
shal.
TAIL HOLT,
jill StarncS, Lott Smith, j u Allen
Inspectors; John W Starncs, Marshal
MOUNT HOPE,
G. W Harris, & 4 Taliafcrro, j X
Martin, Inspectors; Mat West, Mar
shal.
PISE BLUFF
JF Smith. VI Hood, ) 7 Dunning,
Inspectors; Luther Anderson, Mar
, shal.
GREEN STORE.
RT Caraway, WCoopcr, JJ Su!i-
want, Inspectors; Lafayette Hunt,
Marshal.
HEATH sToEr.
G. y Nelson. Il \ Fairinan, Cicero
Pitts, Inspectors; W y Powell l"r-
shall
CRYSTAL SPRINGS raNr,
Tony Smith, Geo Newton, j &
Al,ord, .Ir. Inspectors; John q Por-
ter, Marshall.
CRYSTAL srRISGs WEST,
I'll Punches. ClGS Head. Lark
Purscr. Inspectors; Shcl Robertson,
Marshal.
HOi'EwELL,
i VI Barlow, Albert .gayior, Lot
UTnilmin. Inspectors; > Moran,
Marshal.
BROWNS sToRE.
DT Martin. Dan Mathcny, Elic
Washington, In-ir, -, u + Gu'ncs
Marshal.
=. ID. RAMSEY,
S.F. GgANDERy.
+. u. BYRD,
Commits sionCrs
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

The show i coming, and VIII bc
lcrc on Friday Nov. 9th. Tic King,
Burke n Co.'S allied shows have IN
advertisement elsewhere. This COM
pany has just completed a two weeks
engagement in New Orleans at Far
anta's Theatre. and the papers of
that city speak OF it aS being iir't-clas,
in every particular. The price is
reasonable.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

We lave printed the election tick
cts for this county and turned them
over TO Mr.. Purser, chairman of the
executive committee. Enchand every
candidate whose name appears there
ON will please call and settle, either
with Us or Mr.. Purscr.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

II. p. Willing, Esq, is in attend
ancc upon the court. lie has recently
returned from Fort Worth, Texas,
and a. soon as he can wind up his
business here will make that place his
permanent home. lie Is highly
pleased with that country.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Rev. j. G.. Jones, after a visit of
some weeks to his daughter, Mrs.
r. Il. Iolloman, left for his home at
Hazlehurst Monday evening. .-Yazoo
Herald.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

W. b. Norman offers very va!ua-
bic farm for sale near Terry, at low
rates. Next week we will give full
description of the place. We refer
YOU TO the advertisement elsewhere.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

G.. s. Dodds has made favorable
impression at Emporia, in the Waikup
case. On Monday while arguing
legal point, several attempts at ap-
plause were made by the audience but
of course it was suppressed by the
bailiff.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29
Il. .F.UII.SOS.
L.. JACOBS.

,Iurnrs ani witrcsSr, summoned tI
appear on NonIay. the 2nd day oi
November. need MT appear until Wed
ncsday, the ith Of HIr. ~ order of tn"
Judge,
II. j. iiAEGRAyE shift.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Next Tuesday is election day.
There is no opposition ticket, but
care should he taken that the enemy
do not slip up ON some of our beat
offices.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

AN ARMY OF WORMS. GNAWING,
Gnawins, night aud day. eating the
yltal- away. j. frequently the cause OF
convuision. and fits. Shrincr's Indian
vermituge Is the remedy.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29
For sale.

House and lot situated on east side Il.
X. on Georgetown road. Terms easy
for further Information apply to.
j. wEATHERSBY.
Hazleburst. Misc.
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There will be services in the Episco
pal Church here on the second Sunday
November Sth, instead of the first
SUNDAY, the usual time.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Mr.. Wells, of the lIindS county bar,
wa> here at the opening of court.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Candidates should remember that
the tickets are printed, and they
should call and pay their assessments,
either To- Mr. 'Purser or To this office.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29
LOCAL HEUS.

Town and Country Itens Condensed and
spread Before our Readers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

On Tuc-tay train Of wagons ,clcv-
TN In number. came IN ;rom the west.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

\ picture of Postmaster Genera!
villas adorns the wall in our poSto;licc.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Miss Carrie Rcdding accompanied
Mrs. Peyton and the Copiah girls to
Columbu, last week. and was highly
delighted with her trip.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Chancellor rcyton Vas called to
Yazoo City la,; week 10 try a special
case.
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For Senator,
G. S. DODDS.
For Representative.
T. ]. MILLSAPS.
4. a. ROWAN.
For Sheriff.
t. J.lIARGRAVE.
For Chanccry Clerk,
j. ID. CRANBERRY.
For Treasurer.
BUD. HIGDON.
For Assessor,
w. I. MATuENY.
For Surveyor,
AZ. KlLPATRlCK.
For Corner and Ranger.
". NJ. ROBERTSON.
For Supervisors,
Beat. joel. Lilly.
Bcat. -. Z. ". MtNlNHcI'
Bcat-W.C. Saith,
Beat. W. j. Butler, Sr.
Beat j. III. Garth.
For Justices Of Peace.
Beat l. G.. ID. Lowe. \. j. Wheeler
Beat - l.. Il King, &. \. Ray.
Beat 81 VI. Leonard, -. +. Harris
Beat A. --..,........... .........
Bcltj &C. Il. Allen, j. W. Parsons
For Constable,
Beat 1-B. +. BankStOn.
Beat Wv. ii. BecSlcy,
Beat 81. y Lcggctt,
bcdt -. ........... ......
Beat 5-DaVc Sellers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

We publish elsewhere the list Of
election managers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

The Sheriff. tax books are ready
and Mr.. Hamilton will take pleasure
in giving YOU your receipt. Settle
early and save damages.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

We only recently learned that our
handsome friend, Jo. Staplc,on, has
a fine girl at his house. We congratu-
late him.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Mr.. VIM. Robertson is up from n
severe spell OF fever.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Cotton was shipped from here last
vice.. al thc rate Of two hunGrcd bales
u day.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

j. X. Wilson has a milch COW, seed
oats, molas>es, etc, to sell. The
oats are the red, rust proof. Read
his notice.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Tire criminal do"'.a; viii consume
Tie larger par, OF tie present term %
cOu {.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

The Bufkin trial, which was the
subject ofmuch talk. resulted in the
a'quittal of Bufkin, he proving an
a!ibi.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

f.. Z. Wheeler returned rrom Tex
rs Friday night with two ear loads of
horses. lie has been sick since his
return.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

F. Subat has put UP shelving, and
stocked hi, house with good lot ot
fancy and staple groceries.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Robert. Mullins remains were
brought from Texas for burial, mr.
riving here Friday morning.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

The question aNoat is, who taken
biscuits to the SEATING Eink, Tues
day, night?
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

Last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Siblcy was
called by the baptist church 10 labor
another year at thi, place.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

The J l.. May ease. for t'r killing
OF Dr. Smith. at Wcs>Oa, i sci FOR
Thursday oi next week.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

The town was lively Monday.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

The election commissioners have
been Mt work this week revising thc
lc.i.tralion books.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

German Carp for saieby
T.. q. PEYToS.
augiT llazlchurst, Miss
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-29

T. j. iiAIGRAvE shift,
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treated DIV hospital physicians without
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the CUTICURA REMEDIYS.
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MEDICAL.
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nEA General Insurance Agency Is
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cure for Nervou
Debility, Exhaus-
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II al Weakness,
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Impotency, Pros
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New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
GOOD PRICES FOR REAL ESTATE.

Some valuable business and improved property in
this city and Brooklyn was sold yesterday by
Adrian II. Muller at the Exchange Salcsroom by
order of the executors Of Margaret Mary and Sarah
Burr. There was n large attendance aud the bid
ding was spirited, many of the lots bringing hugh
prices. All sales were for cash, part of the pur-
chase sum being al lowed to remain mortgage. The
first lot sold a warehouse block III Washington,
Morris and West sts, rented TO May 1886 At 30, 600
per annum. Ii sold for $G2, 600 Two stores In
front-st., near Old sir, rented for Sll5O and
Sl $50 brought 81 ~. 800 and T16,250 respectively
No 80 Clif-st., rented at $500, was sold for
S34, 200. No; 33 Bond;st. rented at 81 200.
brought $26, go, and No. % University Place
S27, 600 Nos. 20i, 20G and POS Twenty-thlrd- ST,
rented at 5000, were sold for $71,70O, and No.
2I7 East Sixticth-st. brought $l0 100. Seventeen
lots in Tenth-avc. and Bloommgdalo Road. between
One-hnndred-a forty first and One hundred-and-
forty-thIrd sts., brought from $l,025 TO
S3, ,525 each. The highesl-prced Brooklyn prop
erty was No. 221 Westinghouse. which
sold for $4,000. A thrce-story store IN
York st. fronting also in Pearlst brought Yl6,3OO
A lot in Portchester. in Westchcster-ave.. 1OOx2OS
feet sold for So 900 and two lots in Astoria, 2ox
100 feet brought $500 each.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. !. II. Burden, of No. 5 East Twenty
sxth-s gave a dinner party last evening to eighteen
guests including Miss Emily Post, Miss McAlliscr Lord
Greeuock, Miss Mary Barley, Miss Adele Grant Harry
Sands, r. Martin Mr.. Kane. W. X. Iravers, Jr SllsS
Katherine Wclies, 4. Maitland. Miss Winthrop, Miss
Beckwith. A. 1hOrndyke Rice, and Harry lie Grand Can
An epergne OF pale pink roses occupied the centre
OF the table, clusters Of placed at eac
ladys plate while bOutOnnicrcs OF white hyaclnths anu
lilics-0f the valley were given to the gentlemen ~
Mrs. Auchincloss. OF East Forty yeghth-st, gave dh
party III the evening.
AnuDber OF little people enjoyed party given In the
afternoon by little Bessie Britain daughter OF f. Brit
tau East Forty hthst The parlors ornamented
with flowers and the time passed pleasantly with dane
Ing and supper at o'clock About hfty children