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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
ARRESTED FoR F0R0IN0 TAX WARRANTS.

CHICAGO, Oct. A (SDeciaD. William }. Gala
gher ballot box stung notoriely. arrested this
morning Tor casniDg spurious rebate warrant on
cia taxes The fraud II had not been detected. 1t 10
claimed. might have resulted In robDing tho city OF
many Thousands Of dollars The authorities do not
believe that any large sums OF money have yet been
obtained. bat they contend that GallagbePs completely
be clearly shown. II this should prove truo Gala
CHER. who fOnnd guilty with Mackin for completely
in the Eighteenth Ward election Frauds but escaped on
Q legal technicaiity will Jet join MAekin Ut Joliet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
cP17JcYsrs HISTORY.

The warfare in Newark \. s. Barnes & Co.'S United
History account of its alleged mont Mon sentiments
in reference the civil WAL l. likely TO be carried into the
city Tuesday The boOkas been recommended for
adoption the Text Book Comm ttee OF the Board OF Euca
the Grand Posts strongly opposed 10 ITS in
PRODUCTION schools MessTs Barnes a CO. that the
book fTom purely impartial standpoint and the
lnstigated by rival agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

CHICAGO, Oct. (SpecidD.-The attendance
in the Or mual Court 10 hear the closing afgu-
ments for trial for the conde Anarchists was
largo again to-day. Captain Black argued nearly the
entire day IN behalf OF the condemned men. He en-
deayored TO show that the rulings OF the with
speot to the qualifications OF jurors were improper
CAPTAIN Black concluded argument this afternoon
and W - followed Dy Mr. SalOm0h. Mr.. Grinnell win
close for the slate Tomorrow. decision 10 not ex-
pecteQ for several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

nomination.
URGING A s. HEWITT TO RUN FOR CoNdhEse'
The committee appointed last week by the
Tar fl Reform Association OF the Xth Congressional
District called yesterday upon Aoram s. Hewitt 10
urgc him TO accept n reconciliation "a representa- ~
the Lth Congress the onmittee consisted OF hhs"n
Phrps Stokea Robert Il Minturn, james NJ Cohsls"ie'
Henry De Forest BALDWIN ami Charles n. MNr'na','
They were accompanied by Horace u irnarh prsiu,u
Jttei on r. Garretson vice. sident, AMI H. " I'm
re, secretary Of the association, and t. Elrt>
So Mr. Hewitt received the committee AZ MS on' a.
Bnrlinr alp. Addresses we're delivered urglhE ~. VT.
II wits acceptance, The ground taken ny tne
SNEAKERS was that the revenue Il Increasing so
and the debt is being pail off rapidly that revision
Of the tariff has hecoe abaoiut@ necessity Dec'
of with the entire subject the co,nn.eo
DECLARED IL portsut that ne shoull D. IN Cpios
proprry and intelligently represent the v,
New cork IN this connection and especlahy pro'"' a.,
the nrohahity OF action Ia the next ConereSs m.
M witt re ped that he did not wish TO go PACK ~.
felt he had already overstaid his time that ms
was moor and Thought II was better Tor he W Wy
and find some one younger who conld push tne ~
70 a fin Il determination. II. however the dlsrlct V
iev ed that he the proper man In the WORK anu n
slsr ed upon forcing duty upon him. he "oua Ien
compelled to Weld TO the judgment OF inc community i"
spite OF his Discrimination to further pupic sor'ioo'
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
The following additional nominations to Congress havo
-, CUT. Nam. Poltfcs
ia New.Jersey ... James Buchanan. ~ p
XXth... Pennsylvania g. X. p HAN --...'.'-'''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

typographical in yesterdays TRIBUNE gave the
number producing wells in tie Washington district on
October . at 40 instead of ~.
example OF he unTustwOrhines OF many of the est
mated gauges Washington feld sent and then
apparently Market is urnsheeby dispatch
received yesterday morning II stated that the taken
of the field saturday ranged from 1000 To 1890
barrels As matter will take influx OF rich
producers the pool long TO even Ito present figures
and ought 10 decline Nothing special
from ShOnstOwn, the only suspicious crcum
stance OF the The developed activity i'm
pOitincc but there gradual hardening 81 values wlch
end had reached the material gain oil y cents The
reports that Mashngtons hao
fallen OF barrels The price reached "a cents and
the period of dulness, to "a cents the
10 be scarcity oil While there Is particular to
account Yesterdays rise IL could easily be, justified in
going in the minds OF many operators who think the
~ does not Orui ADVANCE III
its intrinsic merits. The market ended strong.
and the total dealings at the Consolidated
Exchange were as follows
Obening......... 63s Lowest"...........-... Oh Is
uighest.............- "a III Final ga y
Tho refined market rmer with quotations in Phaie
pha Baltimore s96'4 cents here the quotation Is "a
cents per gallon
OIL CITY Penn. Oct 4.-Crude On-National Transit
Certificates opened So highest price, 64s lowest
nrice SO; closed 64 sales l29j,0D barrels cearances
Ss6 900 barrels charters 6blJO barrels shipments.
li5ll4 barrels runs - barrels
BRADFORD, Penn. oct. 4.-Crude OuNational Transit
Certificates opened at SO closed 64 highest price,
90 lowest price, "a oiearances. 100000 OarrelL
PrTsBuR8. Penn, oct 4.-Cruie Ou-Petroleum firm.
National Transit Certificates 63 and closed CAS-
highest price, "a = lowest price, O34
TTUsyLLE, Penn. Oct 4.Natlonal Transit Certificates
opened % and closed al I'd highest price, us lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
LICENSE VOTED IN NIDDLETOwy.

MIDDLETowN, Oct. A lSpeciah.-On the petit
ton OF prominent vote Was taken al the regu-
lar city election to-day the question OF license no
license The result 500 favor of license 2JS
againsti The cily offices all In the hands OF DEM
ocrats for all other year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
CLING TO RECOVER Two MILLION DOLLARS

In the suit Stanton against George Seney and
others to recover s2,OOOOOO which 1t is charged
was wrongfully used through fraud and conspiracy
demurrer was interpOsed the Supreme Court
before Judge Brown in Brooklyn yesterday.
me- OF transactions between the ono
dentsl Iailiotd the Atlantic and Northwestern and the
Richmond anu Allegheny Railroad Companies 10 form line
iron, Richmond TO Toledo agreement made by MT
senty aud Samuel Shethar. and under II al 100000 IL was
Claimed wa, expended bridges, etc. tbs money bong
leaned 6y the Metropolitan National Bank, OF which MT
rnsy was president secured by S2OOOOOO second mort
ray, bonds of the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pay The plaintiff that instead OF using the money M
hev described Messs Seney Shetar obtained IL Tor thc
Ohio Central Railroad company the agreement Of consoda
ton being carried out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

Now isn't true that you weat to this girls faith er
and tried TO settle tho CASE against the defendant
asked LAWYER S---of q dark-sElunod witness during
recent session OF court YES san, ana sab was ,ho
counselor you acted tho peseolnsker AreyOu peaco
MAKER by occupation e. "No. sAh," earnestly replied
the witness, rs briokmaker And the Judge joined
in tina anllc-lDotrolt Free Prosa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
AssEMBLYMAN HOPKINS FOR CONGRESS.

ASSEMBLIMAN HOHklNS FUN SCNUhES''
ATTITUDE OF The RiPUBLICANs OF GREENE
COUNTY.
CA1sKILI Oct 1.-The Republicans OF Greene
County have a candidate Tor Congress In AS
sembvman Stephen T. Hopkins The district is
conposed of the counties OF Greene. Ulster and
Delaware On thursday the Greene County Republican
Convention will be held II is already apparent that
MIR uoulins will be the unanimous choice OF the
Greene County delegates and his friends say that the
Delaware County delegates will also support him /.
C. Iealc chairman OF the Republican County Com
nittee said to-day: We think that the extraordinary
aaorts nj tbe KepubIcans of rcene County should he
recosuized by the nomination OF Mr.. Hopkins lor
Congressman. For years the ordinary DenOci aiic
majority IN this county from l.OOO Ia i,ZpW we
have cxtinpuished that and obtaine a good kepuD-
Gcor ,n,ioritv The majority OF Connolly ioi Senator
wear AGO in the entire district was only Z3Z 'oes,
while Greene County gave him majority "l 49,
showing that il we had not made the extraordinary
exertlons we did Mr.. Connolly would have oeen
beaten ,,,. r,
jaime. c. Lindsey, the present Republican Congress
man is a candidate Tor reelection In his present
canvass he is said to have the support OF ex-
CONGRESSMAN Thomas Cornell and Samuel CONkenua'
Of Kingston, well-kpown Republican leader of Ulster
COUNTY Apparently the only Republican candidates
are Mr. Hopkins and Mr.. Lindsey. The Democrats
are looking about for some man OF fortune as Their
candidate Their gaze is chiefly directed upon Dr
David Kennedy OF Kingston who has acquired wealth
In the natent medicine business Ex-CCnGressman
William LounsDcrry. lawyer of Kingston has also
cast his ewes upon the nomination. The friends OF
Charles w. Dey. cashier OF bank at New-faltZ' are
pressing hlm for the nomination.
The Republicans of Greene County at their CON
veuton on Thursday will also nominate CANDIDATE
for Assembly. The cand dates named are Frank
G. Walters. OF Cairo, eX sLern vi Inc county anu H.
Assemolyrnan will probably be e1-AsSembyman
Albert Parker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
WHAT PEOPLE THINK AND SAY.

stand. nineteen Of tho twenty our trustees are Alumni
suitable gymnasium Is recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
EARNEST WORK FOR HENRY GEORGE.


BIOGRAPHY TO BE PUBLISHED.
The principal work yesterday among the
Harry George men the making OF arrangements Tor
the big meeting tonight Mr.. George himself was basy
all the morning at his home in Harlem preparing his
speech OF acceptance. II Will express tuly ano
thoroughly his position on the leading questions now
before the people IL will be the opening of tho cam
paien for Mr. George, and he expects from nov until
election time to at least one speech every day.
The other speakers wero yesterdays TRIB
TINE Joseph Gels OF the Campaign Commiteeis.seeklng
perpit to speaking outside OF Cooper Union
Among the visitors at headquarters yesterday were
8 r sDewitscn, Charles Sewn, Jonn Hearn, Dr. d. L.
B. Sheldon George A. HnstoI. and william Martin. the
mind to 20 work Tor George large huinoor Oh iet
ters were received; OF them contained money Tor
the campaign fund.- humber OF tracts onislnhe e1-
tracts from Ir Georges works are nearly rra 10 lie
sent ont and 1t 10 proposed prepare bIief biogra-
phy OF Mr.. George for genera distribution
Al the campaign headquarters IN Elxhth.st tne Du-
frv men 90; out their papers through lis agency.
In the XXild Assembly District MEETING OF
Germans mold unday night and 2lO men signed
the roll meeting was he'd IN lhe district iast
might at No. 500 Firstaye Speeches we're male oy
Samuel L,avitt and Thomas Moran largely attended
meeting IN lid District was held AT NO. Al East
E,ghth-st and a large number signed the roll Meet
fpgs were also held IN the XlVth District At NO Zo|
East Tentbst.. the XIXth District at No SO MIMI
hundred and-lwenty 6ftb-sL Xlh Assembly Disirict
Hebrew Club formei at No. So Orohardst
A general permit has been granite by the police TOT
any Darch from It's headquarters 10 the
Cooper Union Tonight, and MANY OF tnem VIII AVIAN
themselves OF The permission Tie United shoe Sales
mon scot they had passed resolutions APPROX
cial support Upwarh OF 1000 names were added To
the list George signatures which have been turned H.
The With Assembly District has established per-
msnent headquarters at No. 80 Chnton-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

favor n, Corne,ius n Bisa Hs own desire to keep out
of office wi according OF the leaders alone w
feat mis- nomination. II no will accept ne win p,onsoy
be nominated. But he says thatihe caunos "e Aooop
n uOm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
DEMOCRATS AND THE GEORGE MOVEMENT.

DEMOCRATS AND THE GEORGE MOVEMENT
The Democratic politicians are looking for
ward TO tue Henry George insssneetine Tonight with
ood deal OF interest this movement 10 to amount
TO anything said Tammany leader. there ought to
be 10 900 men at meeting We could get that many
out a Tammany meeting and the labor unions are sup
posed 10 have effective organization. To night
will tell the story. Already enga9ed in this move
ment are coming to Offering to sell out 1t will be q
Hzzle or else y tOrn$do."
The Tsmmsny leaders are watching the George move
rnent with view OF determining their future action
They all agree that union on Grace 10 impossible and
that IL Will 10 almost difficult 10 unto on Edward
Cooper He HE leader in the opposition agaipst
Tammany In 1878. and II bis deals That turned
John Kelly OF Office and put Hubert o. Thompson
IN. Tam many say that ell OF tho TamDsny
voters could not be Induced To support Cooper NJ the
polls. The general opinion yesterday was that Mr..
Cooper would risk d1foat by accepting the nomins
ton. Supervisor Costigan, who 10 prominent In the
County Democracy expressed The situation In this ways
al time when was less able TO tell what
would be the outcome OF coming conventions IL may
pc union and IL may not That 10 about Ali any one yet
knows"
In Republican circles there 10 growing feeling In
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. OeG 1. 1884
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
Prohibition Executive Committee.

The prohibition county executive
committee met at the court house.
wcdrc day 9Th inst. The following
resolution, ofc,p. by W. {. wilkih-
son. were pa>scd:
Resolved. LIST. That il j. essential to
the Success Of The prohibition callsc f.
that II thorough canvas, AMI organiAl-
ton of the county bc At once effected :
Resolved. "a. Tia, the central cN-
crlItiNc committee are authorized Ia
obtain the services al such number of
canva>>crs and organizers a. are nee
cssarry. and that they be- put in the
field nj once:
Resolved. ard. That Tire executive
committee nt once issue II stirring adj
,lrcs~ Ia Tie voters of topiah county.
On motion of DR.. Rowan, Il iinan-
nnnrial agent for each beat, bc ap-
pointed To cooperate with the exec
u,iyc committee of each beat 10 raise
funds for the canvass. The chair APP
pointed for beat ! Capt. l.. i. Bird
song: beat .. \. I. wOodin: beat y.
Marion Melee: beat I. Calvin D..
Grcca: beat ). ". L. Smith.
On motion DR.. Rowan. and Rev.
Siblcv were requested 10 enter the can
vas~ Immediately. On motion ot Capt.
Terrell the Executive Committee was
instructed Ia procure temperance lit
crnturc and distribute same through
ont the county. and3 invite speaker
from abroad. On motion the meeting
adjourned To meet ut the court house
next wednesday IL inst
Il. W. MILLsArs J.T. NICHOLSON
Secretary. Chairman.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10

Much .uf,rin: could he avoided by keep
ing supply cot N.st's Pain hing IN The
hou'c. 4 certain cure lur iluN. d,.cnicr-
nv. cramps. chills. cholera. aud cholera
morbus. - cents. Ill druggists.
A large doctor. I'LL is often saved 10y
taking in iimcs few dose. OF Nests Liver
Pills. the standard remedy far liver COM
plaint. dyspepsia. indigestion and sicI:
headache. - 4. All druggists.
Wc.rs Worlds Wond r. or Family Lin
imeui cIrv- rheumatism. neuralgia. cut.
bnrn,. sprnins. aud bruises. and ~.
All druggists.
West Palm King cures the worst ease
vi collie IN live minutes. Cure, 'hill,.
cramps. cholera and cholera III Orbus. &c
\ II druggists.
Vests Liver Pill, will never disnlpoini
you. Away, reliable. 80. All drntg''-,
Pains cannot exist alter ilc patient has
taken single dose. AesiJ Pain King.
TIA. magic cure. pdpot be induceI Ia tskc
a substitute, tut insist upon having Vests
Pain King. 30. Al druggists.
Vests World. Wonder. The demand
j. steadily iucrra,ingior thi, truly pOpu-
lar remedy fnr rheumatism and all Rim
dred discts,,. - and ~ cCnt-. Alldrlg-
gi,tr.
Winter i.s passcl and now comes sum.
iurr with all thr terror, al chclrr. bowel
complaint. iuN, cholera niani"m FRO
vide .ur cmcrltuics by purchasing at nhc,
- bottle OF Wc,t's Pain King. 80 All
druggist
Wc-ts Liver l'.l.- clre lick hca In ''lr.
dy.p'p,d. indig"sliunand complaint. -.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
Prohibition aud the SCHOOL Fund.


Mr,sns EpIroRs:--llcasc find a
place for the following six answer
To- circular addressed To the voters
of Copiah county, in reference to the
eject of prohibition upon the school
fund.
|. There is more money III the
treasury of Copiall county, June lS,.
$50, for schools, by more than 81 I.
300, than there has been At the same
date for IL years.
,. There has been more tax col.
lcctcd at the same rate of I Nalion
than there WAS before prohibition
obtained.
,. There are fewer delinquent
poll.rax payers than before.
!. Our schools, white aud color.
ed, are cvtcndin. the time beyond
the free term, more than before
prohibition. showing greater ability
anon" the people and more interest.
,. The total revenue for school
purposes derived from license for
,al- of liquors, adds to the school
fund of Copiah county only about
$500 or $500. Thi, amour, di>,rib.
u,cl among the county sclo"lS,giycS
IN average per school 81 si.an, "r
II { sufficient L. run the schools
more than - - days.
Il. The revenue for salons in all
towns forming separate school dis
tric,,, is for the town prir ariiy. on.
t. about > per cent. coming back To
the county. This is true of Copiah
county. -. =. HuE,lI.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
Homestead Notice.
Loud oiisqSI..s%S,,ssg!,;; ,,Il Ia

Notice is hereby given thn, the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of i,>
Intention Ia make final proof in support
of his claim. aud that laid proof VIII be-
made before the Judge. or in hi- a5-
.rncc the clerk ot the chanccry court,
Copiai county. ut lIalIchur-t. Miss" on
june 20. 1856. viz: Ephrian Davis.
Homestead No. lOJIS, for the n M PC gr
AMI INF ~ ar. sec. =. In. r3 W. u"
name, the following witnesses 10 prove
hi, continuous. residence upon. aud c'll-
tiyatiun oi. -aid land. viz: VI. \ Fun
chess. =. I. Wiltshire. Harper Dillard'
l. Roberts, of Copiah county. Ms.
Jas. -. STTAlT.
Errisirr.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
UnhlrtAied I.,nd

Ih III" stomach develops an acid which stlnrs
Tue upper part Of Tie throat aud palate. oaus-
ing"henriburn. II also evolves a gas which
produces "wind on The stomach, " and feel.
Ing and appearance or,lisicnsion In that or
gan ailrr eating. For both this ncidily and
swelling liOsictirr, Stomach Filters is a
much better r'mcd, than alkaline salts, like
harishorn anil ca'Lonai, Of soda. A wins-
rlaSsllil oIthc iiiiirrs, after or before dinner
viii b. found to set 80 reliable carminativs
VI preventive. This hnc specific fordyspep-
sls, both In iis acute aud chronic form, slso
prevents and cures n,alarial fever. consiips-
ton, liver complaint, kidney troubles, ner-
vuusncs. sIi debility. Persons who observe
IN ih.ins-lv.s decline of ,isvr thould uas
tbs Dnr tonic ithUut delay.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer of
Columbus. Ga. tells his experience thus
.For three years have tried every RENE
DIV on the market for stomach aud Kid
ney disorders. hut got no relief. until
used Elcstric Bitters. Took five bottles
and am now cured. and think Electric
Biltcrs the be best blood purifier In the
world."- Major \. B. Reed. Of West
Liberty. Liberty. n.y., used Electric Bit
ters for an old standing kidney affection
and says: Nothing has ever done me
80 much good rs Electric Bitters, Sold
at fifty cents a bottle by j. c. White.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
Homestead Notice.
land Oillcc. .Iack.on.M Mil.

Land OiIIcc, Jacks0n.Nl-..,
May a0;lI. 1885.
Notice i, hereby given that The follow
linz named settler ha> filed notice of hi,
intention iu make final proof IN support
II hi claim. aud that said proof viii u"
made before The Judge. or IN lii absence
the clerk of the tlnnctry court, 'ollall
county. at lla2lchur,t. Miss. on June
2ilh. 1886. viz: Ihoma, Nmyih. Home
stead. No. lOOjj. Tor the ~ ar :" qr,
section >. township n. range west.
lie name. the following witness I"
prove hi. rJntinuOn. residence upon.
inl cultivation II. laid land. VIZ: W. IL.
pur.rr. r. j. Lee. Eplriam Davis. VI. y.
Punches. of llazlcllurst Copinh county,
Miss. J"'' w. Sri "EI'
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10

our Associate DR.. Luther Sexton
and Mi, Kate llartwcll will be mar
ried to night i'm wcS>on, Rev. II. f..
Jonc, Officiating: The wedding will
be quiet one, II few friends and the
relatives attending. This Is for
tunatc match of a brilliant couple. and
we wish them all the success in life
that their merits deserve. They will
lcayeat once OH bridal tour through
out the North.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
ACoutaIp's Fortunate Discovery.

captain Coleman, schr. Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic City and New
York. had been troubled with cough
40 that he was nnal'le to sleep. and was
induced tn try DR.. Kings New Disco,
sry for Consumption. II not only gave
Him instant relief, hut allaycd the eX-
treme soreness in his breast. His child
rem were similarly affected and single
dose had the same happy effect. Dr.
Kings New Discovery Is now the stand.
ard remedy In the Coleman honseholl'l
and on board the schooner. Trial bot
tlcs free al J. c. Whites drugstore.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
w. C. T. U. coLU MN.
This column i conducted by the Ia
dies Of the VIC. i. L.. of IIazlchurst.
In behalf Of the prohibition cause.

The ladies Of the W G.. T.. L., Of
IInzlcllurst have secured the Use Of a
column IN this paper until after the
local option election. but not having
sufficient time 10 prepare anything
this issue. t.c! can only say they will
Use il in the interest of the great pro-
hibiiion cause. Their hearts have
long been enlisted. and they now
take up the pen in advocacy Of tenn
pcuncc, religion, good morals aud
christianity.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
Advertised Letters.

Sallic BrowG, Bell Clay, Luyinia
Dunn, Jim Dunnigan, W. II. Ed
monds, Alfred Hawkins, Lucy Myers
Ed Reavcs. W Raven, Adil Red
man. Ew Robinson, II & SaulS, Sam
Secrecy. John Smith, Agnes Simmons
uollie Tillman, Il & Thomas, Amelia
Washington.
Remaining in lIazlehurst postoflic.
April 10th, 1856. In Hing for them
please say advertised.
J. W. McMAsTER.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
Proceedings of Executive Committee

At Il meeting nf the democratic cX-
ccutivc committee of Copiah county.
held at the courthouse ia Ilallchur>t,
on Monday. June 9Th, lS.t. the fol-
lowing members were present: j. Il.
Harris. l.. sexton. ". Il. webb, j..
4. Afford, l.. NJ. CatchingS. W. j..
Eca.
The Chairman 10. rur>cr. being
absent. l.. Sexton wa, unanimously
elected chairman for the remainder of
the term.
Resolved. That the precinct, hold
their meeting, on June 10Th, at =
O'clock. TO select delegate, to the
county convention, which j. hereby
called lor Monday June ?l,t. The ba-
i, Of representation will Ec one dele
gate To- every fifteen dcmocralicvotcrS i.
On motion the county papers were
requested To publish the proceedings
OF ,hi- meeting.
l.. SEXTON, Chm.
W: j. REN, Scc'y.