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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

Church Music.

This subject has been much discuss
ed by representatives from the pulpit;
the choir gallery and the pew; and
vet, the attention that II deserves has
not been given II. II Is Of vital i'm
portancc 10 the church and hence to
the public generally. Tell ne OF n
church where the service OF song il
neglected and ! will show You one
that lie In u poor spiritual condition;
II has it, place Ia the sanctuary snd
nothing else can MI IL. We are cx.
horted 10 "Comc, let Vs. sing unto tho
Lord: sing unto the Lord, ull the
earth" Nothing !. better undor-
stood or more WIDELY admitted than
the power o! song In connection with
the gospel. II Sas oil Ia machinery.
rs sympathy to the dcspairing. n In
mcntablc fact IL. that many Of our
clergy ~ well rs church-goers cant
sing They really think 30, hut ]
am ready 10 dispute with them. Close
observation for q number Of years has
revealed to me but two persons who
could not carry n tune, and they ns,ic
a very crrditablc noise IN the attempt.
The vocal organs are there and lis III
imitation NJ them that tlis great pipe
Orlln and other musical instrument.
ARE constructed. The day is past
when objections 10 instruments in the
church are To be- heard. They arc
needed: Il choir j. needed and Il lead
err in anything H. Indispensable. The
office OF leadership in it, various de-
partmcn;. moves the world. In amy
church membership there are u few
who have The will power tO club To
g-:!iCr and rull themselves choir, aud
II l. the duty Of the congregations To
give thcm their support. Instead Of
leaving .lirh To do AL the singing.
The choir gives the congregation 'i'r,
krv with which 10 unlock their vocal
crl.gns. II ON attends fsryico often
he csnnot tail Ia become familiar with
hc hymns, ioc any or,'nIry rhoir
makes Gss q! q limited rulibrr 81
tuuc,. There is ,uch II giorl0u. 'cl
lOwShip when everybody IN the hou.
il singing. Ths; the minl.tnr. cho
and congrcgrcg.tions should in!ly un-
dcr,iaud each other l. "a CONSUME
nation dcNOuiIN 10 bc NIslcd. NO
choir Should know previously villa,
the hylnaJ will be- and the subject OF
;hc sermon, GOA. 10 select alp.upri-
a.r tunes and VOLUNTARY that bears
some relation tu Tie ,vNt. Have your
own hymn boCs.: there's ro.hin. like
an Investment Tor creating intcrc't.
llamru ta;,tr' iH, just tina, much
sslii,nnc,.. l.c, every child have Il
book ard sec WIN, adrliyht John will
take iH tu.siGt 10 i!c hymns. Per-
lap, Mary can't find item; but John.
(irar boy. ulway, ready To help the
.irl,.) viii iind ;hrm for her. John
may bcrom, the man whose gospai
clogucurc will awaken nations. aud II
Divine finger may point tn the hour
when tic sweet word, Of hymn were
planted a. seed In hi- Young heart that
lave brought forth such fruit.
A VOICE rGOM THE FEW.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
BEAURGCARD NEWS.
IiY ROUNDABOUT.


Weather still gloomy.
Whisky orno whisky, is all the
tall, here. Look out for squalls.
Bcaurcgard i, wide awake, red hot
and still heating. 80 say we. a. well
A. Flanagan.
Several of our leading citizens tooS
the train Monday for Jackson, TO adj
vance our town interests.
Luke Richardson and wife, colored
got into dispute, resulting in Luke.
getting his throat cut seriously.
I,aac Bloom, our cntcrpri'ing
druggist. is having built Il fine resi-
dcncc on the site Of the old homestead.
4 skating rink has organized. but
as' vet gent, not admitted. Young
ladies'. open the door and let all enjoy
, the fun.
The impossible condition OF the
road. renders saw mill men great UNI
es-incss. they not being able TO MI or
, dcrs promptly.
Two candidates in the field for SUI
pcrvisor, Mr.. W. +. Price and :. e..
Saltor. jeff Dampccr would make a
splendid run for that office.
Eighteen to thirty cartridges daily,
j. what our lightning singer Jim
Tucker, brings in. It's a good thing
! he loves cartridges, for we hear he il
a fearful eater.
II is rumorcd a petition is in circu-
/ lation TO extend aud incorporate IN the
charter OF Wcsson, section %, town
ship Q. range < east. Too thin gem
tlcmen; try some moro honorable
dodge.
The citizens OF our town have ap-
pcaled to the legislature to repeal the
present prohibition law. as far as the
town il concerned. Sixty-thrcc out
of total vote Of scvcnty-oncis indi-
catiyc Of the sentiments Of this COM
| muniiy.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
r:scs. ,.Iania,iaa IN Csgiaa Ter sale.

Lies Oh the vayou Pierre. three hi''S
west ~ Nartinsyill, with river running
through il from south 10 MOTT boundary
for 81 oi a mile. with big creck com
ing into Il At about the centre. Enough
cane Oh the creeks IN feed 100 head OF
cattle. contain, GO acrcs-IiO open anu
in high state Of cultivation. Al! bottom
and first hammock land. except about
200 acres. All the lanl di,cled anu lew
cci in best order. -,
Three and half miles 0i post planS
and wire icncc--four wires and plank.
All fencing, outside and inside from ~
to IL rail, high, with running rail- ana
locked az each corner. Horse anu muir
lot with picket fence eight feet high'
with wire at top.
Substantial residence with brick chin
neys. glass windows and gallery on Gael,
ride. tut cabins In good repair ah',
comfortable quarters. TWO wells ~
finest water. Excels any other inrii u,
Copiah county fer quality ct land ana
improvements. BC'i Of terms. Eor III
formation. address the undersigned.
n. +. MARrIs.
Martinsyillo. Miss.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
JACKSON,
CuaTalan'3 Sale.
". ". CooI Guar..,n, &c.J

". ". cox Gnar.i'n, SCI
".
Iula Nay 81 nj.
Deere. 80 sale FOR Partition, COpish Chnn'
Gers Court. January tern. lsJ Al tho
lat. nuln,s;,sd ~ h.. y. R.y. d'cea'ct,
In TO county siur.sHid. ! will sell a.,
ydvlc y-GJIc the following isnG,.
par, lot g.. los ~ -. ~. u, ~, 80, -
4 n~ ar " swtr. section 10. township 10,
rnrr ct. nn'! lHud. h.tvc,n lv,s u!
I; Is c.u,,,rd bv quiz claim ~ J u.
Drnlmssui sic. tp Nary Lt.fago,h ksy.
hsoyr BENG d. d h"m'sl.si.
Also. tepr .! 'w ar ~ hort~ in :" cor
r.r uicl - irv ~. H., acre.. sist ~
li,ti,hurs, rad N"utlS'.'u fond ~ ne -
nf,N 4. ..~yestNd H." Us 80 feet csfi
md. loI ~. &c, town r.L:c above. N'N
ar 81 NV ~, -gr. 81. town. No. rang" eat
aui 10 iii,I'ti 10 Ia pr \ IL hw i,it
irl4NN -Ieud ~ n - =" ar s'c. ~, I
10. I iJ- 4 @nNop ironi.nE spring ~ no
corner hlu,A 10 Wt,auu 4 " !: lot M -,
Harvey pia'. LA. 'hEr,' county Mnt'sNlu;
T.tm, l., cs.u tac balance u be secured
hy equal prumi"uiy ",'es due l. Z"
yeas. with interest att per cent from uat'
10 inaiurit.. and ~ per cent after hh'url'
~ ~ paid " ilh lien r.Hr yCd on property.
All personal pr"I't, inycEiori.d VII o.
s,id. cui..I.li w 81 horse aud other ,iork,
wrsuu harness. buggy, hun -ehold flico'
en- furniture and iariniuy in'Wsm,I's'-
Tenn, s-sh. sale within lry'l h'us oh
Monday 18th !taru.ry. 1873
v. ~. COOK Gu,-dian oi
EUGENE ". RAY.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
No, symptoms, hu, tho disease.

II would seem 10 be q truth appreciate by
all, and especially 10y professors of the heal
inz art, that 10 rcmuyc the disease. not TO
alleviate its symptoms. should be the chief
aim uT medication. Yet In how many In
.,ancc. do We see th,s truth admitted In
theory, Ignored ia practice. The reason tia,
IIo.irttrr's stomach Biiicrs l. successful IN
.omanN case, with which remedies previous.
iy tried were inadequate iu cope, l, attribute
able a. the fact That u Is u medicine Whlrh
reaches aul removes tie causes OF Tie various
u.nlatlt,. L. which ID l. u.lapiCl lHdigr -iinn,
f,NrrAnd gur, liver complaint, guui, Th,unis'
ii.in, DISORDER uf The hnwCls, urinary ancc.
tions and other millltrs IN" not paIiIalri
merely, bat rooted out 10y ~, II gu,' To- the
fountain head, II IL really .Loi npminally,a
radical remedy, and u 'nduw- the system
with AN amount oi NicOr which IL lie Ucsl
protection against disease.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

W. direct attention To- the advertise
n n, ~ CAas. Williams. ot Jackson,
manufacturers ~ tie celebrated plow
az .l4; name. !, La, stood the t.'t oi
wears. ANA a. time roll, on II gains
popularity and continues 10 he the IA
yoritc implement with which To turn
The sod. ID hs, been q grsat lever IN
dryr.uyiug tie rrsuugcc- "i t"piaiI
COUNT. arl Loli.a high place IN the
estimation 81 those who appreciate u
.uod. cheap. Substantial pillow. MI
our merchant keep them. lie sure
you get ,Ar Williams rlow. Read the
advertisement carefully and c. what
,.c ha, To- ..y.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

j. Atkins. chief of pnliecc. Knox
willie. Tenn writrR: NY family aud |
arc hruct,ciIr.r,pf yuur most eNcciicnt
medicine. uy. King. New Discover! for
consumption, hrying found IL t. be- nii
that ynu claim Tor IL. dcsir' To- i"-t'iy -
it, virtue. Nv iricnd. to who ! have
recommended IL praise 1t AT every op-
portunity."
DR.. Kings Scw Discovery for Con-
sumption is guaranteed In cure coughs.
Colds. bronchitis, Asthma, Group ana
every affection Of thrOat,chcstand lungs
Trial Bottles Free ut j. &, Whites Drug
Store. Large Size sl.OO.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
Ahlsh.uaaica Proceeding.

Ca Tur.diy morning about ten
O'Clock. t.u Negro mrn went To the
huu-c ~ +. -. Eurragc, at Gailum,
WHO va. absent short way> from
home. AMI told o1. OF hi~ ,on,. 4 boy
ofiNr.,r yeats, TINT they Lad come
ioru.uucy ami were loiaI To Kill him
ami also his mother. The boy grab
bed ..t o,d pi.,ul f.om the closet aud
snapped itat them. aud then called
FOR h.suothcr and older brother. who
were in the lot at the time. When
thew arrived tlc ncgroc, had H'ap-
p,,rrd. Mr.. Burravc wa- inncdi-
atr!y summoned and -tartcdinrur-u't.
but up to TIL writing tie ucgror-
hs,c not hc,u found. We did not
learn tEc nIiur- OF the negroes. lui
are informed tury live in the ncigh-
acrArod and ere known 10y the little
huy.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
Aum,nls.ratrIS Notice.

Letters Of sdIni.rstiol on the sstaS
VI Thom,s Stewart, deceased, bs'ing
been granted the Undersigned, uonee Ii
hereby given 10 all persons holding
claims a,aiu,, said estate TO present In
the manner su'l Thin the time prcscfib.
I'd by Law or they will be- barred. All
persons Indebted TO said dcccdcnt ara
requested to settle atouce.
liuLpAii \. liOoD, Adm'I.
j. l.. MEADE. Solicitor.
Jsn'y IL, SGT.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

I'm .um. !ocalitir, oa,, we're killed 10y
the cold ,prll. Turnip- we're also IN
jurcd. AMI large quantities of sweet
potatoe, were frozen in the bank. IL
i al.o feared the 4ugar-canc stubhlc'
have been injured and will rot. We
have lcsrtl uf no los, Of cattle, hut
they suffered severely, and serious in
road, were made un proNendcr, To
keep them in good condition.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
WILSON, ITEMS.
Can't. Oliver has been sick ngair

O,r,ov, ;s unu,n,liv muddy. Oh!
,or ,om. r,spk On tho sidewalks.
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On! n'o'u " ''e '
"'. ""' '''
Mr.. Bean has moved 10 inc h"'''
and Mr.. Browder oIi'er VIII "r"P!
the house vacated 10y hiih'
Mrs. Liudrose gave nice party las
week, which was immensely enjoyed
| by her numerous friends.
Mr. T,dforJ and family have moved
IN Wesson nnd we hope permanently,
as they would he Of grra, advantage To
our town.
N,rr,o,,v ,hc Mayor las, SUNDAY
n. Ia.,,I, 7 p,onufi.ld. of Pike
-. Mt. N,,,;, Cr;,r, Jouph-
,..n,N. Mnr,,, Cr;,D,
,., ,,.,o,s
:, -, ,,.,,, ,,i,n ,nc hand u
-. ,,,,'.,.,.,,i,,,' Lor, ,r,hoy.
,.,, .,;.a n,a ,,h.r,w;,,, and ,hry
,,I,,..,,.,oI IL nj. ,,o,,,r IAN,
','..,, i',,,, !. = ,,roo, ,d,,,, ,,c .,
n town
~. y - p,w,,o, ,o-m.,lv -,
,i-,,,.. Ill Ven 4, y;.;, las.
-. ,,;. ,,,,,or,n. tr;.,J. ,il
!, ,,,,i,, I,,r, ,bo, hc I. lo;nrn bi.,
lu,in,.. 81, Ecn.onl,. Miss. for thcl
firm q, Trylor 4 Moore. Ed. i,atinc
.,,.. ms, ,rl !. ocuerou, IA fault.
c.,i I,,.,. :, v,u Td. rhcrryr, won
u.,,,
.. ii. ,.,,.,,.,.,,,.,,
como "a wr.,,n to live. we giyc the
f,,,,viny information: that tie mill.
ar. nnw oycrrrov,lcd with hands ana
there i, uo likelihood of Vacancies oc-
curing soon. 4 call will la made by
A. II,n,in,on SUPERINTENDENT of
I,,w,,l. ;,I, .lnuIJ mood ,n,rr hc,,.
onJ ,,m,,,. =, t,vp w;t,,,u, work or
amy pr,,p,r, q, work /. no, the prop
,r him, I, dn.
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-, ..,,', ,.,'','..,'',,..,'' 3D., ,,,., ,,..,.
-, ,.',,.,,,an,.,,. ~, l., ,o, AM
where the bcncii, could come to either
town. and NC think il might work
harm ,o the propcr,v owners in B,nu-
r,,,irI and vr are honest rnouoh Z,
.n.,l an, ou. convictions. One .,
the ,l,u.cs of fine ELECTROMAGNETIC, ,lnt
Ep,ur,o,,rd .loll .,ill hpyc her depot.
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no, ....,, -, It,
NAHUM" 49, ~ wa, ;" Wv 80,
mittcd tbcjr rcport which showed Il
disbursement Of -, $50 90 for ,hc
church nnh plr,onagc. whose market
value /, nj least $1,000 OF. The clMrch
and n,r,opsrc are both now paid for
and mruvird.
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. ''', 80 -. 49,, ,La,. ',,.,n.u
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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

At the recent auction sale wc. like
Mrs. Toollr., bought u whcclbarrow
OF tea. "h,rAu,c it WA cheap We
have had tcs for breakfast, dinner and
,uppr,: al-u between meals and for
dessert. We already have II fair con-
,,piinu of the rudimcut> of the Chi
nr.c language .,nd Icy the time We got
tarou-h with tha; tea We expect To- ste
our cur grown down alice samec Chi =
rAnin. mia Cow tail.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

Il. II. Haley AMI family. who left
this county some two wears ago, and
have been living in Ayo!cllc' parish,
La. since .laycrtturned and viii nuke
thi, their future home. lie found no
fault with the land, hut complained
that tire health ol the country wa, bad.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
Honor Roll.
AlKrriisnd Letters

Remaln;r.. In the IIazlehur.t po-toifce
january -, 1855. In calling for them
please say advertised.
III Alhr,nck: Nelson Ashley BaN-
tor " r l,,rrnn Penny lingau;J + Brown
MIR Mary curry Mrs lluldah Davis. Jas
FnnnII. Mis-, Lucy Friendly; IL Foster {;
MR. 4 CO cpin " VI Henson; Miss Car
ric IIilhurn Joe Hudson; Calvin johnson
n NJ KYLE: Mrs Mary Lane; W. Mason (;
Mr.. Julia Mitchell. Miss l. ! Middleton;
Ann Mitchell, =. MrS Scltv Mortor, Fanny
Murrah; Mrs l. Nation. Mrs Maria Nash
Fanny Pcvev. MrI Sallle Hambard; Geo
Robson Dick Rogers; ! Sandiicr, \ Y SUIT
II II SONGS; Dennis Thompson; karnte
Thompson Robert Thompson. Jane I'm
,lcrwOi,d, Raleigh Warner; Ben War,icn y;
Annie Rice; Henry Williams; Mrs q W
Wolfe.
j. W. McNAsTER. II. VI.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
I,urk,cn.s .rnlcs saIys.

The Best Salye In the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheuln, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, aud POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed perfect satisiaclio or
money refunded, Price % cents per box.
For sale by j. &. White,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

Burnl,y's Omnicura, that cclebrn.
ted chill remedy is the most reliable
medicine before the public. IL las
the beet RECORD Of any chill medicine
in the market. II is endorsed aud
recommended by our people as ancycr
failing remedy Try il.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

Mr.. Vim. Cammack, an old resi-
dent Of the Ashley ncighborhood, WAS
in to renew hi, subscription this week.
lie /, one uf our hest citizens and
pay, ~ hc goes. lie /, comfortably
fixed at homc, having one oi the best
burn, In the county, and all ronvc-
nieu,c, around him that make farm
life nitrnrtiNr.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
j. W. McMAsrER, Il. u.

DANCER! A neglected. cold or cough may
lead tolnruuonLl Consuini ION or Other lalai
disease. Strcns'3 pectoral pills will cure
odd IA hy ntlg.c. q Z thur Tor dySre psla,in.
digestion, slch headache - thousands testify.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
Shc!iI's Sale.
4. =. Barry,
Sarah 4. Hughes.

ny Virtue Of u decree VI ths Chanc.ry
ccrr, Of Coplsh county. Mksh>ipp', rci-
irrcd In the above stlt.d c'.e ~ J:nua-
~ tsrm Court, $50. siil cell ~ public
vcniuc, -- legal hours a. M court
hous. 4 " Of sald county - tlr highest
bidder fer cash. en- ihc ist Monday In
March, 1856. Tie iollpNlng!,nds: south.
ea,t quarter, Of north cas-, quarter anu
north hall II north cgs; quarter Il south
cas-, quarter, section 81, township 10
range Soa,t.
Z. j. U.RGRAvg, sh'f Il Com'r.
Jany. IN, lSs0.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
Poor Houeo.

FOR thirty days sealed bids for te'p-
In; the poor house OF Copiah county from
the ilr.t Monday Ia March nextto the arst
Monday in January 1895. will be recciy-
Ell nv me ~ Clerk %! the BOARD OF super
yisor5. The contract 10 ps awarded on
the iir.t Monday in March next.
j, II. GEASBER.r, Clk u. r.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
wCg, y-rcl,cnt.

LARGE lo; ~ Hu'a.' Garden seeds
Jus: received 10y Burnley J. son.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28
AEHu.c TOWN. eoTs.

80, III. ... ....... s.... .... L. la,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, - ~ III, -,
W. w. ', ''' wv
II 'n''cg'''r' u MT -'' Mc'r pa
per regularly They VIII please i"'or'"
US
Mr.. John u. bunnhg entertained
II few "i hr' ir.'nI ht wednesday,
e'''
The baptist church Is being gr'a''T
improved under t'''rn~" % Mr. "or'
don
Mp. -, - ~. ..'. ,r ,',,n H.,
-
l"' N..' ''',''', were coz. a.
"'"'. .' "
Inc 1000. COOKS ''''' para ""
'h' ,''''.' '' ''.'' '.'.' N.''' IT, ''''''
,........... ........,....i ,.,.,.,
-. ....... m, .,,,,..
'hloN"' ''' ''''''.' gu '.''""' ~ ''''
bad "'''''''
F.E. lI..V.r VII uiul corn for
the pu'....'... "'s 'a ''' "'''' 'N-
c'P' sun
Mr.. l-.l... '... Tea sunday eve
Tor Nalu' ". r.ryu -le will visit
her rarra,..
Mrs. i...' i't. ''-, Nao a', been
Ni'itiug ',e .r.....a' NA-N'i!.', Inn
returned hH"".
Ill, Ami t''rr. o., Georgetown.
spout l.v G... t'', ur,H Wj;h Nis.
Nary Nwmat.
oar WON. .pt. Henry MiN-ap-.
LEI: Ne Ill. ... Observation-Disclosures
III. 81, D,.lI.
80,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

Buists onion sets, rel white and
yellow, at Burnley 4 sons.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-28

Ip'out OF sorts with headache. stomach
disorder. TORPID liver. pain IN tscknr SIDE, con-
situation. etc neglect nay he iit,l. One dose
of strons's Sentative PIllsNNil glyc rrliai.
A few doses restore ~ new health aud ylgor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-01

lIIIII EuDh. Arb, June "u lhr
druoDrHtiD -ulc convention met nt
nuuI to-day, nearly ever, count, lp
INK represented j VI. llrwtu wa,
r,r'tri pormnurut president. and ~nm
lin.h VICE prrNdrut Nilrruppun
my the committees. the CONVENTION
adjourned TN ap IA
bn rcn--rluhliug thi,Aitrruonn the
convention rr.uomiuHtrI Hughes lui
governor Wuodrul, tor treasurer.
t"bbs, tor cummi--ioucr. tones, tor
attorney -Roucrn Battle. iur ludpr of
the supreme court Nourr. Tor 7"crc.
thrl OF state. Hud Thompson. super
inisndrnt ui public 'uptructiuu. All
lat the latter were nominated by hc-
Diulnnti"n, A-cDUnd ballot being nee
esHhry iur lhoWpsuu fubli, inter
rsl ucntrrs IN the state auditors at.
il,r. the raudidH'cs being the present
audliur, and cS GOV. aud cN.AudItur
W Il Miller who bccalur governor
when Garland wn- lrit elcctrd .run
tor, holding two terms lie hAd pre-.
HouslN hrun auditor twelve ,wth.
and ".a nominated tu.dn, uu thc
trtt ballot, over ttlrs, receiving rIph.
teen majority Pending dclhrra
lions "i the platform committee
The convention Adjourned At,p. m.
uIl f"'clnth ia the morning
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-01

llNtHlsuuWu, Pa. juno so. RE-
publican state convention met here
to-day with ever, delegation mll.
MIR Oliver WAS elected tcmpornr,
chairman On taking 'hc chair hr
said with our ancient 'u,s iu pos.
session ut the federal government.
and the lower and more important
branch Of the national congress en-
deHyorlng, by every means, to run,t
legislation that will close up hundred
of our work shops and drown ttr
Tires IN The thousands ot our furnaces.
II is more than ever necessary that the
republican party .houli 1--we. and
above Ali, that the republican,, ut tins
great state should proclaim 10 the
world that wo demand "a turin not
for revenue only note even tor rrNr.
mr with Incidental protection but
Tor protection alone
ten Wagner OF nhmdclphiA NH-
chosen permanent presiding officer
The ncNl 69,!ng.- ,wss m .0HW gr-
iol - II Hastings plAccd the name
Ja-. \ Beaver before the convention
~ the pHrty'- caucidAtr Tor guyrruur
No other candidate was named tor
governor aud on motion Gcu Bmyrr
wu- nominated hN n,clnluntiuu aud
CARRIED with shouts Hnd DhrrrH
VIM. Davis WA, nominated Tor luW
cnrnt Governor onlho lr-t ballot.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-01

ClrvELAhn. .. June so. A terri
bile ight orcurrrd thus afternoon nj
Fnlrport about thirty mile, r,-t of
here On the lnkr shore. AurArur-
sion party of about 500 men, WOmou
aud children visited the plncr. a
dulon or moro men who hnd buru
drinking ON the hoRt visited saloon
on their arrival At iArpurt
aud soon succeeded iu stnrt
ing quarroL which ended lu
all the windows OF the saloon
beng broken by the cGaur.ioni,tD
stones were then hurried through lb,
Windows Of Il large tenement nous,
occupied by noAudora. Tho latter
10 the number of httccu or twenty
armed thclu-clyoB with clubs AM
moved on the cNcnrHioui-ts, severn
Cloyelsndcrs wcro cut aud bruised
and one ioIAudor named M!ohar
'cclcf. WAS struck on IN,
tcWplo by stone. he fell uncou
scious to the ground, aud wns chr
ricd away by hls companions 1h,
'Olauders chascd the men, womrl
aud children Adi-lancc OF 800 yard,
to the boat over railroad trAck.nn,
ore piles but just AS tho uur-unl
party reached the dock the bun
moved away preventing f4rthr
/ b'oOdshod.