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des, nervous debility. Impotence, slefilii
PICTURES, varlcOCele diseased prosira
and, bladder, kldregs hGgrt, drOpsy, d.
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e., and cannot boz cured with stomach me
mes alone, electricity, cr3yons, bells, g
terigHiions, sounds, catnCiers or outing !
European and American Medical Bula
II senda treatise for cents giving ZEN
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wise fatal diseases NJ home with0utpain n
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Ssiiey's Saline Aperient,
~, WHAT "a f,rg -

MS cheap, mild, effective and dslig kfiu, l.r.
~ o. pufgativs, intended a. q snlrfifuis ior
nsnc and nansestlng pilll II cures conslips.
ensplcd % all who lead a sedcntsrv or ciossi,
Scnsed life. hlsa white powder and e1rrvrprvs
eoia water. and IL 40 pleasant. n does not
pc su sickcn AID Il always rradv. Pus IN 10
- ess,irsand sold AZ soesns By III prngyss,s,
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II IL sslf.evicert gnat 4 pbvs,c,,- "a
particular StteRtlor 70 class OF easss ssyti4t
yIsAt skill and phYslcianS In regular ns...sss
tll over the country knowing thls' frasnn.1otts
feeolrnend cases TO the oldest office In Ana
70, and tie proved good re flaedias' ~ ~ - 4
sasl md countries are ased, A whole hov..
esSo Tor oihce purposes, ana all are treated r,,s
sSiil , u : respeellei manner; and, knosi,s
toDET OF the great number anpiyibS ~
charges are kept low. often lower thsn. W
utndea ey others. Ii yo1 secure the skiji NJ w
rvs speedy and perfect life cure, mat Il NJ
~ any address free fNs~af $50
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The Mirror

Is no aatterer. Would You
make It tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Balm Is the charm
er that almost cheats the
iooking-glass.
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II NJ. PAGE.

EOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY
L terms, three OF the hnest cottages I'm the
city; new and very dcsirably located En-
quire at the Eclipse Lumber Yard,
mayl2-8mo II NJ. PAGE,
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NOR SALE OR RXCHANGE-HALF IN
II terest In the Delmonico and Board Of
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
In the city, VIII take one-half cash and one
half IN city property; this is offered for 80
days only. Apply 10 SIMPSON & HUFFMAN,
78l Elm .ireet. mayStf
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rlsid re-. aud ''OD''r''
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IGOR SALE-75xlUO FEET, EAST OF THE
II Central railway on Elm street house OF
~ rooms, neatly furnished, clstern and well,
shade trees and beautifully grassed yard,
Is two stories high and In the best OF cOndi-
tion with all modern conveniences; also
J0NlOl feet on Main street adjoining the
above; good house Of rooms. This whole
property Is offered az a rare bargain. Apply
TO SIMPSON Il HUFFMAN, 73i K IN street
noyH.ff
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I'ON SALE-ONE oALOON cot NTER
Il ana bar shelving, ice box and screens,
cheap. Apply % SIMPSON Il HUFFMAN, 73l
Elm street mays n
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Picknick and iunch baskets Al Erb,s
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Il IN Dallas county, contalnine SOS acres,
% acres OF which is timbered, all fenced eX-
cept % acres, l75 acres in cultivation, bal.
ance in pasturage. This farm is four miles
south OF Dallas, on the Dallas and Lancas-
ter road, and Is offered at u rare bargain for
cash, or the owner would exchange for part
cash and balance in Dallas city property. APP
ply 10 MURPHY Il EoLANz, Real Estate and
Collecting Agents, 7O9 Main street. juu5.5t
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DOR SALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE Is
II lots on Elm and Main streets, over half
the lots having neat and new cottages on
them, for "A small payment ia cash, balance
on long time, We guarantee this property
TO be lower than an like property offered in
Dallas, and can recommend II TO workmen,
mechanics and others desiring TO secure
homes on the easiest possible terms. SNIP
son * HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street. 23-tf
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LOR SALE-ME HAVE A FEW SEC-
Il ond hand gins aud engines, In good re-
pair, which we are closing out az very low
figures BowsER & LEMON, az the old stlad,
m.Nnl.L n
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DOR SALE-AT A BIG SACRIFICED
II canvass tent, 5JXly0 feet,2 center-poles, IL
foot walls, 80 folding chairs. Inquire of
STRAUSS q LEVY, SIS Main street, Dallas,
Texas, ie9-tf
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NOTICE - ALL PERSONS HAVING
~ claims against the estate OF j.. IL. MI.
Ter, deceased will please present same NJ
stOr. l'al elm iu the next JG.ys IuAs-.W
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
Guardians Gale.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery
Court of Coplah county. made on the
9TH day oi July A. ID. lsS3. tho under
signed guardian Of II. &. Grant non
Tri.;7.is ,ncntis. will on Monday. the It'll
day ~ January, 1855. between the
hours of II n. M. and 3p m. at the Court
honsc door In the town of liazlchnrSt
proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder for
cash. the following real estate to VII:
All " If sw ar south and west Bayou
Pierre In \ IT II 1 west; all q III sclr
south aud west Bayou Pierre In 4 D. r
I west; s W or Of sclr So. ] r west; all
Inf swqr south and west Bayou Pierre
s5,tl. 4 west; e hf and hi VIII :, I
!. west: sw or NV ar 50. IL, r west !;
hf Of hf Of NV ar of nwqr \, IL, =
west: Inf OF II Inf Of NV ar of swqr =
!, r west; all Of Except hi seqr? ~
I |. RI west; Inf = hf ne lr ne qr q, 4;
r I wet; e Inf nelr swqr neqr 50 =
west: Inf c llf seqr sw qr negr - lI.r
! west; u Inf sclr ncqr "a. l.r "es'
II hf Of $ hf of srqr Of ncqrs7, !, 7 !
west; Inf Of @ Inf Of sclr nwqr nc'lrH"'
!. 1 west. ,.
Lying and being In Copiah county,
State Of Mississippi. Said land 10 DO
sold to pay debts. ,....,,,.,
November l2th, It.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
Personal Scn,ion.

Jesse Thompson, Jr., has moved to
the Wolfe residence.
H. Il. Mayc-, Jr. OF Jackson, is in
town for the holidays.
Jno. :. Bca-lcy, Ed, was risi-
tor 10 town tnis week.
Dr. l.. Sexton. Of wcsson, spent 4
short while in town SATURDAY evening.
Il. ". Mill.sps, ESD, attended
conference, but remained only few
day..
J. VI. Weeks was in town Tues
day with cotton, and liking up for
Christmas.
/: Rev. Il. l.. pursCr, Of Wcsson,
WAS with III this week. He Is NJ
WAYS welcome visitor.
Miss Fannie Williams entertained
her friends on Tuesday night at the
residence of Mr.. j. l.. Meade.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson
preached NIL eloquent sermon here Fri
day night, tc large congregation.
McLaurin Millsaps, whose home
nestlcS among the hills at Beaverton,
was visitor to to town this week.
Mr.. Jno. +. sexton, cN-mcmbcr Of
the board Of supervisors from beat
five, was In town Tuesday on business.
Mr.. JEFF. ID. Miller is kceping books
for Lilly X Britain. He occupies the
residence lately vacated by Silas Ram
sey.
MRS. Lou Kcndcl and children, of
Grenada. arrived wednesday evening
to spend the HOLIDAYS with her brothers
(thc cditor) family,
Mrs. Dodds gave Il sociablc to the
young folks one evening recently,
complimentary 10 Miss Hoagg, Of Vir-
ginia, who j. visitor at her house.
Our Representative elect, L. j. Mill
saps, was in the county capital recent
! ~. lleis ready to tanglc in with the
Legislature. which meets on Tuesday
January 5th.
Mr.. Frank Morrison returned from
Harold, Texas, ON "wednesday night
- spend a short while with friends
and relatives here. His family pre-
ccdcd him Il week or SO,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
County Notes In Brief.

The delinquent sale Of lands will be
published the first week in February.
w. j, Barlow, living near Bower
town, has acow that has twin calves.
y. NJ. Iiigdon, who is engaged in
merchandising at Higlon postoilicc, is
shipping a good deal Of cotton.
The impression IL that the whisky
question will be left ,os vote in this
county. Tia, is about the only way
| ii can be finally disposed Of
Chas. !. Allen. has sold his place
near Browns Wells, tn w. ID. BEN
ncr, OF Tho Rockport neighborhood,
and speaks of removing TO Texas.
Mr.. Bud lIigdon's bond MS county
treasurer has been filed and approved,
and he is ready TO assume his official
duties, which begin on the first Mon
day in january.
Mr.. +. A. Iowic, fathcr-in-lsw OF
ID. W. Simmons, has sold his farm
near Mnrtinsvillc. lie will not leave
the county, however, but will locate
at another point.
Capt. W. Il. Webb was In town re-
Gently. lie experiences some trouble
in getting his paper regularly. We
can I understand the reason rs his
po,toilicc il only eight miles from here.
Any one who desires fine planta-
ton. one Of the best in the county,
should read the advertisement of Col.
Is. + Martin, and then call OF or
write TO him for full information and
terms.
The new board ~ supervisors will
hold their first meeting on the first
Monday in January. The old board
left the county in u good condition,
considering all things, and by al ccono-
micul administration the new. board
can bring the county entirely out Of
debt aud lessen the rate Of taxation.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
Every body's Friend" at wesson.

This highly entertaining piece Was
rendered to an apprcciativc audience
at Wcsson last Friday night, Com
mcni- have already been made upon
the piece in your paper, 81 IL is not
necessary for us to review IL, hut II
personal mention oi some Of the actors
might not be out fplacc. DR.. q. W.
rurncll Is hardly second to Mr.. Bid
we'll of New Orleans, in managing
und arranging for the troupe. Ills
dramatic talent has never been q,lcs-
toned. aud his training in thiS piece
come up ~ the fullest expectation.
Miss Olive Cook, the ''star Of the
evening. in her beautiful lowered
elk dress, and pearl ornaments,
''was II joy forever.
We had often beard Of Miss Mary
Howcll's eloquent rccita,ions. but
shc throws yivacity into her acting
that surpassed our expectations. Miss
Mamie Robertson acted the part Of a
EVERY splendid woman in the mod
crn style. aud several ''lIcncdicts"
who sat near me said il was "true To
life. Miss Mamie l,obinson's best
part was in the second piece in which
she brought down the house with APP
plausc H. well a. the british Cons,i-
tuition. Hiss Mamie Prcsser starr
Ell in the "Silrnt Protector and she
i star of the first magnitude when il
comes TO PLAYING her part well. The
gentlemen all acquitted themselves
well. a sketch Of their respective
parts might prove wc.risomc and be-
side Your correspondent Was - alb
sorbc,l in the grace aud elegance Of the
Young ladies that hc knows very little
aboat what the gentlemen did LAY or
do, further than TIM fact tina, DclioOtN
was always "prc,cu," aud that u. {.
Howell.
With collar so high, pants to him
glued
Make, natural, charming, capti-
waiting dude.
The music wa, soul inspiring on
this ccNsiOn. Every member Of tie
orchestra was au expert with his part
ana our largest cities can not boast Of
finer band of musicians than Halle
hurst ha>, Every one who at,cnd-
cd the entertainment was highly
pleased and edited, AMI we now
promised them II larger crowd and the
Town Hall when they come again.
PNuT.
In thi, connection We wish, in be-
half uf the young ladies' and gentle
men, Ia rtturn thanks to the follow
ing persons lor appreciated fayors.
Mr.. < Mrs Nansum, DIR l.. sexton,
Mrs. Julia I. Chri-man, viii Linilcld,
anil the member Of the band. whose
name we did not learn, who favored
thcm with the loan of an Instrument.
The llallchur-t party euiOycd the
trip immrn-cly and were highly pleas
eel with their reception. EDIruH.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

The board Of aldermen at its meet
Ing on Monday night authorized the
advertisement for sealed bids for keep
ing the streets and bridges in repair
for the next twelve months. This is
Il good idea. II relieves the mayor
and marshal Of work that has here
toforc intcrfcrcd with their official
duties. II was impossible for them to
give the streets rs much of their time
and attention as was required, hence
they were often neglected. Under the
contract system, we will have the
streets worked better and at Il saving
10 the corporation.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
To Patrons, Trustees and Teachers
Ofthe Public Schools.

Notice is hereby given that the pub
lie schools Of Lclcounty will open on
the md Monday nth day OF January
and continue four months. The
Board of Supervisors OF the county
and the superintendent of Education.
will. on the first Monday Of January,
designate the schools for the ye.r 1856.
Teachers must appear and have their
certificates and contracts, before they
begin teaching. Schools may post
ponc the time OF opening. when the
patrons through the trustees desire 1t,
II is always better TO complete the
term, without intcrnissiOn, but for
reasons shown permission will hc
given To have vacation ut the cXpi.
ration Of two months.
Applications for the establishment %.
new schools or for change Of location
OF schools already established, must
bc made in writing, giving exact locs.
ton, and names Of patrons, and the
number Of pupils, TO attend slftfr
school. The text books as formerly
adopted. are expected 10 bc used,
as uniformity can bc secured lin no
other way, W
McGuffcys Readers, Davies Ariti.
mctics. Montciths Biographies,
Guifcys aud wcbstcrs spoilers, Pm
nco' Gramnurs, Swinton's History
! desire to rccomcnd to teachers, ,
where il can be- done. the introduction
Of an elementary text book, PHI ology
aud Ilygenc to be used with short LEG.
lures and class work.
further urge upon local trustees,
! ~ look after the best interests of their
schools, in the comfort OF the pupils,
arrange to have wood convent, 70
that there shall he no loss ~ time aud
that the rooms may be comfortable Ia.
school hours. lf,our school house !;
without black board, get one right
away, and pu, your teacher 10 using
il. Tie county can not furnish these
things and ;.Ity are just a. essential rs
books, and with good teacher some
times more so. II you deny your
teacher al appliances for successful
school work, You but throw hindran-
ccN in the way 81 progress for your
children. Teachers must report
promptly at the close Of the school
either in person or through mail.
Respectfully, i.
ID. :. BrGcu,
County Superintendent Education.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

Lies on the bayou Pierre, three miles
west III Mar,insyill. with river running
through Ii from south 10 MOI tli boundary
for 81 of mile, with big creek conf
ing into IL NJ about the centre. Enough
cane on the creeks Ia feed 100 head OF
cattle. Contains G,IO acreS-iD open Onl
in high state of cultivation. All bottom
and fir, hammock land. except about
200 acres. All the land ditchcd and lev
crd In best order.
Three and half miles of post. plank
ami wire fcncc-four wires and plank.
All fencing. outside and inside. from IL
tn L. rails high. with running rail nnd
locked NJ each corner. Horse AMI mule
lot with picket fence eight feet high,
with wire nj top.
Substantial residence with brick CHM
neys, glass windows and gallery on each
side. out cabins In good repair and
comfortable quarters. Two wells OF
finest water. Excells any other farm In
Copiah county for quality Of land and
improvements. Bert of terms. For In
formation, address the undersigned.
d. L. MARTIS,
Nartlnsyillo, Miss.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
Homestead Notice.
Land Office. Jackson. Miss,

December. 3rd, 1855.
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inicn.
ton TO make final proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof win be made
before the Register and Receiver u. y.
la nd Office at Jackson. Miss. ON Jan. 10;
1Ss6, viz: Abram Thompson. Homestead
no. iOsl7, for tho sw Or sw ar sec 81. { 1 u.
rle. lie names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land: Sam. brown,
Andrew Brown. Austin Allen, u F Guyns,
all OF q GEORGETOWN, Corjah CO.. Miss.
Dec3G, JAS, D. STEWART, Register
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
Constable's 6aie.

Hawkins h Robcrtsl Coriah county Jns
M. 50. W. u,c court or. M
Rv virtue of writ Of execution to- me
directed from the Justice court 81 di,lrict
mo-. / OF Copiah county. Miss, ! VIII ON
Monday, the LIST day Ut Feb; iSso; az ,n.
courthouse door in the town OF liazlchurs'
In said county, proceed To sell 10 Tue mgh'
est bidder for cash, between ne nours
nrescriicd hy law, III c following property
~ IN oi SC ar Of sec -. ito. RS east IN said
county. levied on ~ the ptopcrty oil deieh'
dnnt 4 " Smith, and will be sold To salts
fy The Judgment and all costs in the above
siats 81 case. This Dec, 7th. lsS3.
deciClt 8. q KENT. Constable.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

DIR. c. +. Oats, Jr., offors his
residence, situated ON Railroad avenue
for sale, furnished or unfurnished. II
is very desirable piece OF property
and has recently been thoroughly re-
paired. Any one wanting good
home would DO well TO SEQ him al
once.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
Homestead Notice.

Land Oiiicc. Jackson. Miss. Dec. 3. 'ss.
NOti CT is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of his
uf his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver u.
S. Land office at Jackson Miss. on Janu.
airy 10Th, 1855, viz, Samuel Brown, Home.
stead No. l0jT5. for the nc qr NV ar see 81.
Itln,rlc. lie names the following wit
nesscs 10 prove his continuous residence
upbn AMI cultivation OF said land: Abranl
Thompson. Adam Alexander. sam Win.
field, B + Guyncs, all of Georgetown. Co
piah county, Miss. JAS. ID, STEWART.
decj-Gt Register
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

The Crystal Springs amateurs will
give All entertainment in their town
on Tuesday night, and we learn n par.
ty Of our young folks,will 90 up: VIC
are cure they will receive warm wei.
come by the young folks Of the Crys.
tol CITY
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
THE sIGNAL-CoPIAHAN.
BY W. L. MITCHELL
In the I,nhlif

We have this day sold TO W. L..
Mitchell the name, goodwill and sub
scription list in full Of ,hc newspaper
known rs the Copialiau. Said W. l..
Mitchell agrees 10 complete the Co.
piahan's contract with subscriber.
whose time Ia. not expired. and all
amounts due the Copiallan To date are
still due To the undersigned.
J. r. VANCE 4 \. T. M,ssESaIlL.
November 23d 1885.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

>nN,the Dsrchs OF dealing In Guinn'sPI
Irsi3iood Rsncwcr Il hereby auth.
\ iiea 10 refund the money N IL does n
cure tho diseases for which II IA recon-
mcnded, and when taken according e.
directions. ="
Cures Rheumatism, Mereurisi roison, Bcto'u.
loub Affections, 0landulsr, Svell.ngs, .SkiI
Diseases, Rqres OF al Kinds. Blooi r oison, Fe-
male Complaints, I've.
X. Quinn first manufactured and so'd
his Medication Perry, Ca, In MI hum
lie way. using an ordinary iron pot for
boiling. Tie business MAS rnn under
the name Of SWIFT Quinn, Perry, Ga,
with the caution printed on each label
"SOnc genuine without the written sig
nature II X. Quinn" aud the iuedlrinc
w.s sold al $500 per bottle.
: This O-partn.rslip was dissolved by
NrsC. 4. Swift retiring aud Mr.. X.
Quinn continuing the manufacture Of u.is
Celebrated Vegetable Hood Reviewer
from Southern forests up to tito present
time. lie has now sold hi' right taurcln
TO the Macon Medicine Company Macon,
TIA,
Essay on Blood and skin Diseases
mailed tree.
MACON MEDICINE COMPANY.
Macon, Ga.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
No Paper Next Week.

In accordance with the usual GUS
tom of the rural press, we will issue
no paper next week. We will print
AN advertising sheet on account 81 the
legal advertisements. The neStregu-
lar edition will be ON January 9Th.
We wish our patrons happy Christ
mas and merry New Year.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
Aciyertlsina Rates,

Marriage and death motives free.
obituaries eve cents line.
Legal advertisements. IA cents a word
for the nrst. aud :. III "a cent lor each sub
s,,tusnt Insertion.
special aud business nnticc~, ten cents
lns for the fret and iiy, cents for each
Subsequent insertion.
Sanding cards and advertisements al
libcrnl rates.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

a fight occurred on the depot plat
form Tuesday between two colorcd
individuals named Lucious and John
in which cotton hooks aud pocket
knives were freely used. Several
wounds were inflicted upon the heads
faces and hands of the combatsnts,
but none Of Il serious nature.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
The Dog case.

We mentioned sometime since that
suit had been brought for sljo, value
ola dog. Tie facts were ~ followSi
While some fox hunters were huntin.
the dogs ran into the cotton field of
W. !. Stralmn, and one OF them bee
longing To Ziba Hall, WAS killed 10y
Mr.. Stralnn or hi. brother John
Hall brought suit before Justice Lowe
against the Stralan brothers for $50,
the alleged value Of the dog, The
S,rahans defended ON the ground TIM.
the dog was trcspasSing. The plsint-
iff was represented by Mrssrs Sex
ton and DOdd, and the defendants by
Judge MaycS, the ease lasting two
DAYS. The court took the ease. under
adviscmru, and ON Monday rendered
a decision, which was SO damages
against the defendants. There il
.omr talk OF I'm appeal being taken.
Damages aud cost will amount To
about El15.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

From the list Of the appointments OF
the mississippi conference twill be
seen that Rev. j. r.. Nicholson will
serve the church at this pace for the
ensuing year. lie is held in high cs-
teen by the people Of McComb city,
where lie labored the past year.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

A Valuable medical Treatise,

Tbs edition for 1896 Of the sterling Modest
Annual, known rs lios,ettcr's Almanac, Is now
ready. and may lie obtained. free Of cost, OF
druggists and general country dealers In ell
parts of the United siatcs, Mexico. and indeed
ia every civilized portion Of The Western Ilsmis-
ut the COMMENCEMENT OF every year for over
one'nnh OF century. II combines, with the
toundest practical advice for the prts,r,aiion
and restoration of health. q large aiUonnt Of
calendar. astronomical calculations, ehronp-
logical i.m, etc., are prepared with great care.
anil VIII he found entirely accurate. Th. is.us
OF iosteit.r's AlIp anHc Toe lvG will probably
pnhlishr'l In any country. III, ptoprietors,
hessrs. liostetier q Co., Pittsburgh. Pa, on
receipt Of y two cent stamp, will forward Q
one la his neighborhood.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

Mai. Il. W. Millsaps has purchased
the oflcc now occupied by Justice
Lowe. We are informed II Is his in
iention to move the mayors office and
the adjoining building further south,
and erect a brick building next to tho
bank.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

On Monday night, Geo. Cook, de.
pot warehouseman fell from the de-
pot platform and broke his leg. We
learn he is resting AS easy as could be
expected under tic circumstances.