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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12
educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
fIOCvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.

,.uo, SESSION a. NT. LAKE. PARK, Garrett Co.,
IL suHSS csinniIg July Is, Ut lO'0 A. ~ closing
A luuSy,STAGEs OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
~. E.luraI Development aud Culture o. the
J. W. ", tbe purpose Gt Conversations Beading; ;
NoCr ~ n'AirFss aud Singing. The correct use OF
Pn1lil AZ oi Articulation and RespIrltionj To-
The u' ss,i6 the Philosophical laws BY which lnose
gtIDrl w. prpseFyed aud developed
0RA4Ttsa rs,y and Natural Expression Of sentiment
~ ~, NJ speech and Gcalurei Including ChRT'
BY me ,.,ioa. Dramatic Reading aud Recitation.
,ruclIOn In Expressive Bible and snakes
sItClAll N, ng and In the reading Of Hymns.
Ty5hIT bs opportuuiIy afforded Teachers loT lhe
In AZ Tactical Methods lOr Teaching AEteutA'
hgu! nj M i. hi Reading, Methods based upon 1ne
HGc, cas- iOr the study Of KlndeTgaEten aud
A A,,'S orInal Methods Will be formed aud hes'
ItllnS 5li dnIly from July u TO August ~ lhsB,
hg 4n. esss viii be taught by Alss SUSIE POilocK
Warrington, D, O., who studied aud graduated
u uetiu class for children will be held on three
iHn.Pni tLg week, free VI Charge,
aiso' I,cluTcs Will be given by Nm, Hart and
VIZ FoiIoCE, each upon the interests Of her own
dspartmenL .,,,o1s
I0' PA'"' Mrs. ii. STEVENS HART, or
MISS susie POLLOCK,
washington, DC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12

The number OF people annually afflicted
with this most annoying malady seems to
be greatly on the increase. The
editor OF this journal Is an annual victim,
and with view to discover specific, has
tried numerous remedies. OF Lhese "EIy'a
Cream Balm" is by all odds the quickest
and most satisfactory, two applications
greatly allaying the usual symptoms in
the nose and eyes. We would recon.
mend It's use by all subject to hay fever,
and We gladly bear unsolicited testimony
To It's efficiency In our own case. . T"
Media, Pa, Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12

tinguish and prefer and require the su-
perior sort, II you go TO hear music, see
TO II that 1t Ia the music Of great artist,
and take paiuB to look at good pictures, for
gradually you will find yourself learning
TO enjoy them alone. Aud 90 in all things
seek the best and reject the poor and COM
monplare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12

EIuIuNIt'
"Do you happen to know, my DEAR
said Mrs. Colonel Blank, Of Kentucky, to
her husband, why you are something
like piece OF tlannel2"
The Colonel, who was at the sIdeboard,
paused for moment and said that he did
not, and inquired why.
"BsCause,m answered the lady, "you
both shrink from the use OF water"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12

The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, Or no pay required. 1t
10 guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
boz. For sale by Logan Il Co.
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Switzerland Is fairly overrun with
Brother Jonathan tourists Just now.

MANY Of the good things Of this lie are
sorrowiully let alone on account Of dys.
pepsia. Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and constipa.
ton; sold on o positive guarantee at 20
and 80 cents, by Logan 4 Co., and Charles
MankamalIAF.
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A nightmare 10 said to be nothing but
On old horse Chestnut.-Mew York Journal.

SAVE the children. They are especially
liable 10 sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guaranteed
Apker's English Remedy q positive cute.
Il saves hourB Of anxious watching, Sold
BY Logan 4 %. and Charles Men kenelleT,
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Kid.napping-Baby asleep.

Can't sleep nights Is the complaint OF
Thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English RemedyP 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee at 100, 6Oc.
Logan & Co. and Charles Menkemeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12
Nj, De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, VI, va,

Tina thlr,y,eighth year OF this welI'knOwn Acad'
avn, under the charge Of tho Visitation Nuns
' ',an, on the ast Monday Of September next and
conuuua Ten months
p,nIl, received at any tine In the session.
Tbose VIII, deAlre TO place their daughteD in an
,,rI,ulon aeordlng exceptional advantages In
,So wsy Of hesl,hlul aud delightful location, cT'
oelen, board, thorough discipline and instruction
,,,be hand, Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
,'snt of female education, including the modern
languages sud music, should send Tor catalogue
Of ibis school, Address,
Directressol the Academy otthe Visitation,
MT, De CHANTAL,
,uSp,w Near Wheeling, ", Va.
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OR, MOTPS FRENCH POWDERS.

Will cure Diseases oil tho KidusyS, Gravel, elect,
etfiGtifeS, and all UilnAfy lnd Ut thtal Diseases
Nervous aud Physical Debility Seminal Wtaknes,s.
t.oiS Of Vlgor, Premature Decline IN Man, Lariy
Decay, lmp0l6hpy caused W error OF youtn "a
and noSe, Ulcers, eftipll0nA, lcioinlA totgt, lht
rheum, and ali blood ard skin dieAses EemhIe
Weakness speedily Cured uornftheA outed 10
6y y. r, B0CKiNG' Druggist SOpt BY mall sealed,
Ihi1
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0AlamOl" and The yell Of the baking
powder men appears 70 DO, Remember
the alum, oh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12
AttOtneps.at-gaiu.

EoR DODGERS
IL AND EMAIL HAND Hills
90 10 The INTEL "a ENOER JOB ROOMB, Mo-. Is
AID n toptteenlh lioot, whore you can 10 AOOOin'
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baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFICE OF IIIE CALvERIoS STOCK YARDS, |
MONDAY, August v, 1850.
RECRfPrS ron TIIR wIPK

bSeVes';';' 49,
ssSSTP aud Am1s""'","''''''~''''''''" ~
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Hay Fever Sufferers.

Mexican crows need bOlling,-Nro York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12

quo RIVER RAILROAD.
" Tlme table corrected TO JUNE %, 1895, Trains
leave rsnhAtdle Station, font Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, a. i0llOys-Centra blaudari
Time-whlCh ID IS minutes slower than Wheeling
GOING SOUTH.
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Transportation,

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
j LOUIS RAILR0AD-PsnhApdlA Route:
Time t,ble Tor ESSt aud Wet corrected 10 JUNE
2, 1855, TNlnS leave Panhandle station, loot Of
Eleventh street. near public lupdirg, rs follows,
Central Standard tlmeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12

IA'Hs"F "ANF INli+H A. lhA AAhhbE THIS WEEK
Very best on sale to-day ..'""....... "",4Na6 O
Those generally rated lrSt quality. AlNo
Ordinary thin Steers oxen and cows.
Extreme rR 'ge Of pFicesn. SA5 o
Most OF the sales WuFc from - n Ia 4 w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12

,h0t
THE quotations given In our live stock reports
are those Of the IetAil market, except when other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12

WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIYI,
w SION, j. d 0.
On snd alter MAY 20, 1885 passenger trains viii
run a. Acknowledging time,
For PIts0urgh.; 6;06 M, 7:SS a. m. daily; 1.SS
p M. 0 Is n M, daily
For Warrington I:6O p m, daily except Sunday.
From Pltitbutgh- II 80 a. m, Gao p. m, daily
except SUNDAYS 1913 p. M, daily: 9i26a m daily.
From Warrington . ;2b q. IN daily l1;90 q. M,
6:20 y. M, 1923 p. IN. daily.
G K LORD, General Passenger Agent.
j. DUEHAM, General superintendent.
j., II LANE, Tray, pngg AIT Wheeling.
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THE SWINE MARKET.

Thero IL heavy increase In tho receipts over last
Trade Is reported ~ good In oil the yards and ali
the offerings will have bean sold BY the close Of
the day. Prices for sheep rAug4 from 24C 10 40
aud for lGmos 3A5Tc; stock shOsp 81 t0A2 IS per
htaI, Same time last year sheep sold at 2R41<o,
and lambs 8a61 gross, and The year before sheep
4 Old Mt AAl Va and lAfnh R AAEa pr6aL
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
PILES! PILES! PHI rs!

Surccure for blind. bleeding. and itching
Piles. One beS has Gu red the worst cares
oi ten yeas standing, No ono need SUIT,
fer ten minutes after using this wondcri,
Kinks German lille Ointment. IL absorbs
tumorr, allays the itchin X Mt once. acts As
n poulticc, gives instant relief, kirk's
German Pile Ointment 4. prepared only
for Piles and itchin Y Of the private, part,
and nothing else. Every boxis warranted
by our Agent Sold BY Druggists sent by
mail on receipt Of price soc and Sl.O PER
box. DR., T.. ~. bcnton. frQp..
Cleveland, q.
REyTON'SNERvEand BRAlN TONIC
II YOU are I'D nervOis thar aiinntes see IA
like hours. or days s.cin like weeks and
years. let rot moment psss beiOrc ;you
try This great vitalifer. q Its rftc cts In all
such asses uro prompt and reliable. IL
the "D octors" Give you Dovers Powder
and Morphine 10 m axe you have quiet
sleep. vou will find this better than all the
doctors II you become restless md per-
vous so you cannot sleep, Opium and its
kindr ID allies are the worst thing you eau
POSSIBLY take. 4 few doses 0f Benton's
Nerve nnsl Brain Tonic IL Nirc to relieve
you. and In no instance has II ever fail d
10 cure. Sold by AL DruHeists, aud sent
bycSprcss on recent Of price. 81 On
DR.. q. q. Benton Prop Cleveland, u.
Byusing Benton's Pine Tree Tar Tor,
chces sure cure Tor CNnsh, Colds and sore
Throat: Socarc. 20 p ~ Sold 10y all Drug.
Foo Sale hyJ.t. While, Druggist
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
Horse Thieves Captured.


About the last week in August some
one stale mare belonging to Jno. F..
Barnes, living miles cast OF here.
II afterwards turned out that II negro
named Martin carried her to st. Elmo,
Claiborne county, and offered to sell
her To Mr.. Gordon for $50. The lat
ter believing she was stolen, did not
close the trade, and while Martin was
trying to catch her in the yard she ut
tempted to jump II picket fence AMI
was killed. Martin then left for Rank
in county, and while trying to cvadc
hi. pursucrs, was shot In the leg,
captured aud brought to this county,
and is now In Jail, together with an
other negro who he duplicates rs an
accomplice. They had preliminary
examination before Justice Lowe Sat-
urday and were rcmandcd 70 Jail.
Martin has five or six buckshot in his
leg, and seems to be suffering there
from.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
Thieves Get IN Their Work.

On the night Of Sept. I'd, the store
OF Isaiah Rush, at Allen, in this coun-
ty, was broken into and five or six
dollars taken from the show case. On
the 9TH, while Mr.. Rush and family
were ut church, thieves entered the
dwelling house through window,
broke the lock off trunk with an ax
and took about s25 in silver from u
box that was In the trunk. They also
got the store key, which was In the
trunk, opened the back door Of the
store, appropriated such articles as
struck their fancy aud silently stole
away, not being generous enough to
leave the key. It. great pity that
some one was not on hand to give
them warm reception In the way Of
a few loads OF buck shot.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
Lea Female College.
SUMMIT, MISS.

Open its tenth session. Wednesday.
Sept. u, 1856. Pupils taken fer ten
scholastic months or forty weeks. Char :
gcs for Room. Board. Fuel. Lights. Eng
lish tuition. and Latin, $50. Piano les
sons. sjD. Use of piano for practice,
ten months. s10OO.
REASONS: IIralthful locality. able
Faculty. skillful In ilnparting instruc-
tim. No crowded classes, an individu-
nj condition Of progress. Scholarship
unsurpassed. Accuracy Of knowledge and
culture 0f mind receive superior atten-
ton. Individual attention 10 students a
first consideration. Fifty per cent more
attention Is given to penn,anship. Eng
lish Grammar, Rhetoric. and other stud
les than In many schools. 10 teach Is
our rule. to hear lessons il secondary
consideration, symetrical education Onr
aim. Proof Of these facts our Alumnal
and former students. Consider these
facts: NO unwcildy elias ses; 2-Efi-
cient teachers; 3--lnstrilcti0n verses.
hrariug lessons; Ample range ofstl,d-
les fer culture; 5-SuperI0r individual
attention to each student. We h.,c
room for tllirty-dvc board.~c. 70! otn-
or information conserving Lea Female
College, write to CiIAs. ii. OTKEN.
Prcs't.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
Order 0f iseafd.

Upon petition from various parts OF
the county. Il II ordered that the follow
Ing named places be fixed for the sale Of
seed eottOn In COpiah' county under the
provisions OF an act, eiuitled IAN net To
regulate the sale of colls~. la tile seed in
Coplnh county," approval Mar. u. 1886:
District l-Iiaxlehurst. Martinsville,
GallatIn, Galllnan, j Is Endrh's gin. and
the Gin run BY j. U. +. Iinrper ~ the In
tersection Of the Gailatln and RAYMOND
ri with the lIazlehurst & Pine Blum rd;
District 2--wrsson. Bcaureyaid, Sal
tors store, Il. +. Canimack's store
8. r. Beasiey's store and ItoclpDrt
District 5-Crystsl Spring. aud George.
town; and that cotton In the seed
may be bought and sold at the
above named places under the provisions
of said net between sunrise and sunset
every day In the week except Sunday.
AN ACT 20 regulate the saic 81 ro,tnn In the s~ed
In Copiah county and In the -.ron and 18th dis.
tricts of OktibbrhA county. thp fourth and hfh
districts IL i>,wnd-s county. and ALL that part
OF Eoxubeo countyi uorth andrait oi Nonuber
river and for other purposes:
S~c. !. Ile II enacted by Oh. Legislature of the
state of Missi.Sippi. That y shall mol be- lawfui
for any Pcrron I" .cll or buy cotton In the -'|'
wnnh , 'nr yo"ny -. SoI"" Ahu ih tue $3.50" 49, ~,
MIN districts 81 Ostibbtha aud In the fourth anu
MIN districts oi L"winirs AMI all that part VI
NoSuDee county north and east VI the NoHnbrr
river In this state, except utdrr the regulations
lirrrinaftrr provided.
Scc. .. That u shall ba the duty of the boar, OF
supervisors 81 sd counties upn petition of ten or
m0rr free holders, r'~iirnt within any listrict Ia
which This act applies In sailrountics, PRAYING the
b"ari 10 rgulat" within the pnrvirw of Ibis ACT
the selling AMI buying ~ c"ibn In the s@l ~ sad
districts, To designate and III onc or morn placrs
not 10 ,Ncr"d ak IN such dbttict only nj which
cotton ~ the -esi shall be sud- and no cation shall
be lou ght ~ s"id IN tho s's' To- such districts rN
ccpt such places ~ liked BY paid boards besides u
shall be- the duty 81 -aid rarls ~ designate on
what day OF days OF the we-f RBd between what
hours thereof cotton la the seed may be offered
AM, s.'ld ~ such district.
Ser. J. That said boarl 10 designating the pla
c'~ IN any district whcr cotton IN the s.r'l may b.
bought or sold, shall hav. regard To III. publicity
"fthc place or plsr,~ ~ designated aDd la No In
stance shall place l,r dcs2iatci OIL Of some pub
80 \, sh.,i h.. A.. .,,,v r. ,,, -, ,.,, i,,,,.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
Items from, WessOn.

Mr.. Cassidy, of Brookhaven, was
in town Saturday.
Nessrs. wommack & Stringcr arc
doing fine livery business here now.
Nj. Nicholson, OF Iiazlehurst, o.
cupied the Methodist pulpit last Sun
day.
The public schools opened with III
pupils; this il about half the number
that should be III regular attendance.
Mcssrs. Thos. and Arthur Mckay
left Friday night for HandsbOro,
where they viii enter sea0ol under
the management Of Prof. llurty.
Mrs. Arthur I.ycii, OF Washington
county, is visiting relatives here. The
swamp seems to agree with her, aslwc
never saw her looking so well before.
Misses Ncttic Pierce and Matte Furr
left last week for Brownsville. Tenn. +,
10 attend college. II these two bright
Young ladies don't bear off the hon
ors OF the institution, we will be sur
pri>cd.
The blue front will bc occupied in
the future by Col. Harper, one Of the
best druggists ON the |. {. Il. r.,
and Maj. Hallam 4 Son, the cheap
est cash merchants ia the place. Gents,
We are glad to sec you coming to the
front.
Farmers should remember that
Wesson is one of the few towns that
has consulted their comfort and con-
vcnicncc by building nice wagon
yard and house for occupancy. Rest
assured that merchants who care for
your stock will also care for you, Civ.
ing the highest price for cotton and
the cheapest goods for the money.
The "Hsll in the Grove we are
glad TO state, opened under brighter
prospects this year than ever before.
Certainly our people ought to apprc.
ciate the advantages Of this justly
worthy school. To have an institu-
ton in our town in which the child
rem fcan be taught by experienced
teachers thorough English course in
addition to music, vocal and instru-
mental, painting and drawing in its
most artistic features, Latin, French,
etc. having at the same time the ad-
vantagcs Of home influence, isa privi-
lege that o.lr citizens ought to and do
appreciate. We hope to see this school
chartered In the near future and a
large class Of graduates turned out
each year.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23

A meeting OF the subcribcrs to the
Hazlchurst High School was held ut
the court house Friday evening, Sept.
Il, 1886, at 5 p. m. Upon motion l..
Ii. Harris was called TO the chair. The
object Of the meeting was explaincdby
the chairman to be to take steps to or
ganize the IIazlchurst High School un-
der State charter ,as contemplated in
the subscription list.
Upon motion the following persons
to-wit: !. n. Ellis. j. s. Sexton, IL.
G.. Conn, j. \. Covington, II. N.
Miller and l.. b. Harris were appoint
ed n committee TO draw up charter
for said High School and report the
same ut the next meeting.
Upon motion, l.. l.. Britain, A.
Mangold, I. ". Ellis aud Chas. Baas
were appointed to solicit further sub
scriptions to said school.
The following person. to-wit:L. ID.
Harris, j. $. Sexton, a. Mangold,
f.. & Pcyton, G. Baas, II. \. Miller
were appointed a committee to nsccr-
tain what eligible sites for the build
ing could he procured and prices for
same and report at some other meet
ing.
Upon motion the shares were fixed
at 5000.
Meeting then adjourned to meet on
Friday next. Sept. 24th, ut court
house at 3 o clock, p. m.
!. y. ELLIS, l.. Is. HARRIS,
Sec'y Chm.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
Personal Mention.

Berry Wilson and family have NOV
cd to Learned.
Mrs. Ncsmith has removed to the
old homestead.
L. Millsaps, Esq. was in town on
business a few days ago.
Capt. Z. w. Brown spent several
days In the country last week.
Col. Rcdus and lady visited their
son Mt Port Gibson, last week.
DR.. r. Z. Jones, OF Crystal
Springs, was In town Monday.
Miss Lena May Brown visited
friends at Crystal Springs last week.
Miss Jessie Wright, Of Brookhaven.
is visiting the family Of Maj. Norman.
Jack Smith and w. A. Hurt, Of the
Springs, were recent visitors to our
town.
.Chas. T. Hart and Leon Watson
took buggy trip to Terry last Sunday
evening.
Miss Elma Brown has gone to the
country to spend several weeks visit
ng relatives.
Writ Norman, the handsome trees
urer Of the Guards, was in demand
last Friday evening.
Jno. c. Case, Of Leland, was in
our town Monday, and gave Vi. a call.
He Il engaged in business In that
place.
The ladies favorite, Mr.. James s.
Reid, can now DO. found behind tho
counters Of j. w. Coor's, weighing
out bacon.
e, Mrs. Bryant Wolfe, and Mrs. b.
H. Wolfe returned to their home In
Terry last Friday evening, aceompa-
flied by Miss Annie vsrdaman.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23

On Sunday night about Q O'Clock,
Justice Lowe was notified that his
services were needed to join the hands
and hearts Of Mr.. G.. w. Swillcy and
Miss Quinnie Watts in the holy bonds
Of wedlock. The ceremony was per-
formed and the aforesaid j. p. rstir-
cd to his couch feeling that he had
made two souls happy. There was
some suspicion that II was u runaway
match. The parties arc from the
Southeastern part Of the county. We
wish the young couple all the happi-
ness their imagination has pictured to
them.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
Notice Of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing
between II. Burnley and VI. ID. Burnley
under the firm name Of II. Burnley &
Son IL this day dissolve d by mutual con-
sent. NJ. ID. Burnley retiring from the
firm. The business will be continued by
II. Burnley who will collect NIL claims
duo the late firm and liquldatc the lndcbt.
cdne - OF same.
II. BCRNLHY,
VI. ID. BURNLEY.
IIazlehurst ). pt. Goth 1856.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23

Tho htrd Law viii not be out until
0ctober ist.
.. ". Nesusa. D.J. Martin and
r. n. .Bufkia have bsen appointed
odmmisisnsrs q sleetion for this
county.
s. ARR . law dsys pleasantly spent
wisA iis brother's family. Hon. w.
r. Guynes rsturaed to bis home in
Grant Parish, L.
weisssr Of several candidates for
lie -oesssty oGlSes. II looks = little
prssnatszs, bat 4 must be- an ''carly
Bird srnaysmcnt II they catch a
worm.
The mother Of Jas. 7. Parker, who
iyss o few miles from town died sud-
denly On Wednesday morning Of ap-
poplcxy. She wa buried In The Ds-
msscus cemetery.
Misscs Belle johnson, Lizzie Par
kcr. Nolic Daniel, Clara Price and
- Stewart left Monday night for
Columbus, where they will enter the
Industrial Institute.
Tho general belief now is that the
cotton crop has boon cut short by the
! protrsctod drouth. Recent rainshavc
fallen, but most too late to be Of much
ssrxicc, except for peas and pots
fors. -.
The citizens of.bcats three AMI four
did not petition for the establishment
OF places ut which cotton in the seed
could.bc sold, hence it will be ,unlaw-
ful 10 cell 1t any place or time In
those beats,
IL YOU wan, the highest price for
your cotton, bring II to Hazlehurst.
The price Is low and it therefore be-
hoovs the seller to get all he can,
and our merchants are determined
he shall have that.
The senior will start out this week
for the different parts OF the county in
the interest Of the paper. He is de-
sirous OF having all who are In arrears
to square up. and would also like to
enroll good many n>w subscribers.
Every family in the county ought to
have the paper in order to keep posted
In regard to the county news.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
R,c com mrnded by Gov. ireland.

ArsriN, TEX, ,Ang. 3, 1888.
70 Mr.. 4. X. Hawkes.: Dear Slr-lt
gives me pleasure to say that lhaye been
using your glasses for 4 me time past
with much satisfaction. For clparnsss,
softness and for all purposes intended
they are not surpassed by any that have
ever worn. would recon mend them
to all who want a superior glass.
am very respectfully yours,
JOHN IRELAND.
Gov. Of Texas.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-09-23
Married.

In this city, Thursday evening,
10th inst. by Rcy. Mr.. Howell, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Nicholson, Mr.. X.
T.. Howell and Miss Mamie Robin.
son. Attendants-Dave Howell and
Miss Addie Harvey, Of Memphis.
The young couple have our best
wishes for their future happiness and
prosperity.