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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-01
RAMBLER'S NOTE BOOK.
Pencil Sketches of Scenes and Happenings
in the City of Springfield
for One Week.


Well, the proverbiai political pot- is q
the fire in the Eighth congressional distric,
the match has been touched 70 the fuel an,
YET there has been no very lively boiling
up To the present time. A gentle simmer
ing, with hints of boiling in the future
cnaracterizes the situation just at present
whoever Is successful. the other will feel
bad. IL General Keifer is the nominee I,
VIII be the second time General Kennedy
mas been defeated in the Eighth district by
General keifer. If General Kennedy is the
man OF fate, it will make General Keifer,s
second consecutive defeat for congress in
the Eighth district. This would give Gen
eral keifer political backset from which
ne could not soon recover. General Keifer
recognizes the importance of the crisis in
his career.
Now that the Brigade encampment ex-
element Is past the congressional contest
Is the most important topic Of discussion In
this city; and for that matter il is one of
the most generally discussed political sub
yects in the state at the present time
There is no doubt that it is the most i'm |
portant congressional contest in the state. |
what other district In Ohio has a contest |
equal in importance to that between an ex-
speaker and the lieutenant governor? The
papers throughout the state are devoting
much space to the Eighth district. The
Commercial Gazette has columns and col
umns from every county in the district. and
the Enquirer is fairly filled with EigbtI,
district matters.
1t Is very funny toSpringfeld people who
the fierce and vindictive newspa- 1
paper fight waged against Gen. Keifer bv I
ieo. Perkins, when in this city, to see him S
low throwing open" the columns of the
enquirer to Gen. KeifeI and urging his
on the republicans of the $
Eighth district. Then he was vindictiye. I
low he is ''vindicative" But let us think e
moment; is not he consistent for can any
ne conceive that this iaudation of Gen. ~
-elfer by democratic papers. such as the IL
inquirer is of assistance to him?
The convention will be memorable one. =,
IL the metropolitan papers in the state :,
Ill send representatives and tickets of adj :.
ission will probably be at a premium. a.
he convention will be held at Blacks =,
'era house. The public building issue is 81
slping Keifer very much. ~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-01

trains daily except Sunday,
IRAN No; has through coach for Lincoln.
Nep; and through sleeper between Springfield
and Peoria.
Train No. has through sleeper and chair
cars Tor Peoria, and through sleeper from in
dianapolis 10 Chicago. ' : i'i a.
Train No. , has clegsinL new Woodruff slaenar
except saturday through from Columbus to
St Paul and Minneapolis; also through coach
from Columbus to Kansas City, and chair cars
between Columbus and Burlington, Iowa
All through trains on main line both east
and west have through sleepers and chair cars
between Columbus and Peoria.
c. +. HENDERSON, General Manager.
H. NJ. BRONSON. q. p. and T. Agent
u. ii. ROACH. General Agent
WM HEFFkRMAN Ticket Agent
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-01

church will leave next week for weeks rec
reation at Rocky Fork, near Bainbridge
The kotel at tie Fork has changed hands
and is now said to be first-class. The party
VIII do the caves and WOO the black bass in
RANT creek. They will also be regaled by
the stories of "Uncle Seth" who invariably
tells all the guests at the hotel about the
celebrated ''appolony" oysters he used to
catch in San Francisco bay, which were
three feet across, and the shells of which
are utilized as wash-basins. Rocky Fork is
one of the prettiest summer resorts in the
neighborhood of Springfield
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-01

Jonas Drury has predicted warm weather
and plenty OF it for the rest of the summer.
An old lady who was reading over the pre-
dictions gave utterance to the following
highly original wish: ''Bedad now," said
she, ''hot weather. is it? | hope the old
man won't give US six weeks of it in Au-
gust"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-01

Ii Is going the rounds OF the Ohio press
that the discovery of new spring of mag
ne'ic water at Yellow Springs promises TO
restore the former popularity of that place
as health resort
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
School Directors.

lIAZLEuuRsT, JANUARY 29tl, 1886.
At y regular meeting Of the board Of
School directors held this day there
were present ID. :. Burch, President
Dcaton. Mitchell and Oats members;
board came To order, minutes OF last
meeting read and adopted.
G.. Baa- was allowed 81, so for re-
pairing stove and drum ut the white
school house.
A. Mangold was appointed commit
tee Ia purchase stove for the colOrcd
school, and present bill for same.
l.. ID. Grccnlaw was allowed Sl9
for . - cords Of wood furnished the
white school.
Reports Of County Superintendent
and Principals of the schools OF the
town were received and approved and
the following warrants ordered issued
j. W. lIagardlc, for wood. - 80,
salary for one month 80. NJ. Z.
Magcc. one month $50. NJ. +. Nor
man, one month $40. Lily Burditt
one month S3j. II. j. Blsckman one
month s3j. II. T.. Ramsey. .Janitor
one month ~. ID. S. Burch six
months Sd.
On motion il was ordered that sal
arv Of n. j. Blackinan be raised to
sixty dollars per month, authorizing
her to engage an assistant for the coll
orcd school, subject to the approval OF
the county Superintendent. Board
then adjourned.
m nru Cn.x.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Pabl'" Schools.

The success Of the public school syS-
ten depends upon tie interest in anal
appreciation for education, and upon
the fuitIIfulneSs and competency OF the
teachers. The latter defects can hc
rcmcdicd in proportion rs the intcrcs,
aud appreciation Of tho people grows
stronger. Tie people demand tia;
schools be- established for their chill
dlen but fail 10 cooperate in making
these schools successful. A g'catcr
degree of interest Oh the part of irus-
| tee. and patrons, would crestc n
greater demand for thoroughly COM
pr:rnt teachers, and Il corresponding
effort tO sustain those teachers with
salaries commensurate with the impor-
lance OF tie work performed. Co.
piah county has $50 public schools ,cS-
elusive of ll,zlchurst and Wcsson,
vet very few of them have the support
Of the patrons. II il not enough that
school. 10 established. The people
who ps,ronilc these schools must
look To the interest Of the children in
the selection Of teachers, provide for
the comfort o. the tcschcr and pupils
. and shove all, encourage the teacher
10y experimenting the county fund.
The small salaries paid teachers 10y
the county las u tendency To drive
from the school room many Of our
best teachers To geek other Iclds of
labor and other occupations and pro-
fcs,ions. The work vi "a thoroughly
trained and competent teacher can not
be estimated in dollars and cents.
Such teachers are in measure the
trainers and mouldcrs Of the moral
character. the intellectual power md
the ply energy OF the future men
and women OF our country.
appeal. therefore, TO the patrons ot
our public schools to sustain our wor-
thy teachers, by experimenting the
county fund paid them, making sal
airy commensurate with their worth or
nearly So. Al least provide for the
board OF Your teacher while teaching
your public term. This wouldbc hut
very email expense TO each one while
il would lie q considerable relief and
encouragement to the teacher, y
good teacher is always worth more
than he ever gets. Pay your teachers
and make them better; your interest
will thus increase and YOU will be-
come identified with this great work.
Respectfully,
ID. 5. BuRcn.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
lIam 3 Cents Brought $1,000,

And will often Do II again. 4 Reader
tells how the advice got about selling his
grain. In one number Of the Prairie Far
mcr. which eos, him only ; cts; saved
him over $40. Many others tell If SINH
lar AMI larger gains in the same way =.
No other journal in the county has been
more uniformly correct in is advice Ia
farmers about markets. future price. etc.,
than the Prairie Farmer, since IL came
under the management Of Orange Judd.
who Is, 10y the way, one ~ the Ollcs, Ag-
ricultural Editors In the United States,
and I. entirely at home In everything
pertaining To soil culture In all It's
branches. and in all that relates Ia out
door Rural aud farm life; also Ia in door
in the Country, Village or City. No
Journal has better housekeeping de-
partlncnt. The Prairie Farmer il now n
Aal journal. full ~ Good Things. plain
practical. rcliable.i lis very finely lllustra-
cd-in eli Ort, 10 just what Is needed in
every home, und'it viii pay. Though
beautifully got up. and issued Every
Week. the price il reduced to II 80 n year
for les. than 3 cts. u week. Send for 1t
now. rs il New Volume (vol. 80 for lSss
is Just beginning. You viii thank Us for
advising yen Ia do 81. II not satisfied
To take the paper ON our advice, send for
Specimen Capy and see for yourselves.
Address Prairie Farmer Chicago, Ill.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04

City Coaacil.

II
IlAzLEHuRsr, FEBRUARY list. 1886.
The board Of Mayor and Aldermen
met in regular session, all the mem.
bers present; board came to order,
minutes VI last meeting were read ,
and adopted.
Mayors, Treasurcrs, and Tax col.
lcctors reports were read, examined,
found correct, and approved.
The following account, were allowed
W. II. Dcaton, salary for January
1886. ss.ss; one load wood sl.Oo.
j. Il. Butler, salary forJanuary 1886
/ s33. 90. II. Loeb, salary for Janua-
nv 1886, 5000 II. "olllc, for account
Of street lamps FOR live days in Jan,'a-
ry 1886, 1854. S. ID. Eainscy, fol
same for Is daye in Jan &c. 1866.
I. J. Penn. sharpening and repair
ing street tools, 1915. Signal-Co-
piahan, for publishing proceedings Of
this board for quarter, 1918.
George Tomicich and Jos Woods
presenting certificates OF disability
were exempt from street dnty.
Ordered that the assessment OF per-
sonal property assessed 10 y. sub"t,
lie governed by the assessment rs
shown Oh the county roll.
Sealed bids for working the strc,s
were opened and read.
On motion IL Vas ordered that all
ordinagccs and orders 10 lot out street
work by contract lie, and the same
are hereby rcscindcd.
Ordered that scaled bids for work.
ing and keeping in good repair the
streets. side walks, excepting side
walks OH square. 2s, 81, and 2O
bridges, crossings, and sewers Of the
town, will lie received until the next
meeting. contract to he awarded from
the !st OF April 1856. until the first
day in JANUARY 1888, tli, board re-
serving the right to reject any, or
all bids.
". W. GOWN was engaged rs
city prosecuting attorney. AMI il was
ordered tlist for compensation he shall
he entitled to - per cent OF amount of
fines collected.
The following was then offered an'i
adopted.
An ordinance providing for the
sdop,i0? 81 tnr code ~ 1880, and the
amendments thereto.
BE il ordained 10y the board Of May.
or aud aldermen %, the town Of la
zlchurst that all offences committed
in the corporate limit, oi said town,
aud punishable 10y tie laws ~ the
state Of Mississippi, are hereby dccla--
FL to he offences against the town of
iiazlchur,t, and the code cf $50 OF
the state Of Mississippi. AMI the
amendments thereto. j. hereby adept
cd for the purpose o! prosecuting Of
fcnccS under TIL, ordinance
lic il further ordained that persons
pTrfcrrins charges as provided by the
foregoing section. shall prefer them
ia the name oi he town uf liazlr.urst.
!, il further ordered that sll fnc-
collected Tor offence. provided 10y
tac frat section of this act shall be for
th'usc and benefit oi tie town Of
ilallehur>t school fund.
Ordered, that hereafter. al! build
iEg. erected on the east front ~ square
%. be- bulls on the lire, ~ established
BY county surveyor a. +, Fitzpatrick.
Board appropriated tlt;y dollar. for
street purposes AMI adjourned.
II. LnEn, Clerk.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Finest Plantation in Csplah for Sale

Lies ON the payOu Pierre. three miles
west Of Martinsvill, with river running
through IL from south TO MOI til boilidar.
for 81 ~ a mile. with hig creek COM
inc into IL nj about the centre. Enough
cane 81, the creeks To feed lW heal 81
cattle. contains $50 acrrs-i'D open ana
In high state Of cultivation. MI bottom
and first hammock land. except an"'l'
200 acres. All the land diirhrd ana lev
ccd in beat order.
Three and n half miles OF post. PLANK
and wire fcncc-four wires and plank.
All fencing. outside and inside. from
to IL rails high. with running ral' anu
locked at each corner. Horse anu in'i'
lot with picket fence eight feet hiSh'
with wire nj top.
Substantial residence with brick chim-
neys. gla,, windows and gallery on cari,
side. out cabins In good repair anu
comfortable quarters. TWO wrlls W
finest water. Excclls any other iarili W
Copiah county for quality Of land anu
improvements. hest of terms. for III
formation, address the undersigned.
n. I. MARTIN.
Martinsville. Miss,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
BEAuREcARp NEWS.
Mt ROUNDABOUT.

our schools are ilourishing, the at
tendance growing larger, daily.
Uncle Jesse Parker and lady left for
Jackson for n few days Of revocation.
The petition To annex Bcaurcgar,l
TO Wes>on met with an untimcly death
in the waste basket.
Merchants look blue, mechanics
look sleepy, and farmers hoping for
sunshine TO plow in oats.
Our young folks still practice ska
ting making little Roadway thu, far,
judging from the falls we hear.
Our handsome young friend, Ran.
dolph Ray. /, now travelling in the in
tcrcsts of the Singer Sewing Machine
Co.
Our old tim; friend. "A. IL. Kirk
land. Of Jackson, Miss, dropped in
on us in robust health, and ia still
speeding his plow.
Considerable sickness prevails in
this section, measles, pneumonia &c,
The many sudden changes OF tho
weather tho indirect cause.
Nothing new to write other than the
heavy draft the United States Court
has made ON our citizens this pas
week to ferret out unfortunate dealer'
in liquors.
An immense amount OF lumber II
now being shipped from this point,
All of the saw mills are running a
their fullest capacity. Some few ar'
venturing at gardening.
Our Suud,y school Is well attcnde,
and our church is progressing unde
the watchful guidance Of our pastor
Rev. Is. +. Jones, assisted by suci
wholcsouled brothers as Mr.. Well
man. Dickcr,on, Thompson and 9TH
cTs.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Guardian s Sale.
W. ". Cook. Guardian, Ac..l
Iull Fay ct al.


".
Zula lay, ct al.
Decree ~ sale for partition. Copiali Chan
Gerry Court. January term. lSS,. Al Tho
late homestead 81 T.. \. Ray. Il ceased
ia the county aforr,nid. viii sell al
public vsnduy the following Lands.
Part lot Il. lois ~. ~. ii, Il, ~. IL. T.
~, ~ \ 81. all situated IN wv ar ~ NV ~
K INV or ~ ~ ar. section ~. township 10
range eat. aud lnnds between I.uls I.
K Is conveyed by quit claim NJ J. X.
Groone aud vile IT, Mary Elizabeth Ka y
hhnve being ~ III homestead.
\ lsp. Leqt a. ~ ar q = ncrss in .w cor
i,,r ~ e l.2M NV Ir. lcss 5 E,r,s. Fast 81
II ,.lclIurst and Monticello rusd IN 40 l.,
IL ~ IL shove and ln 10y ~ feet raSt
end. Lot -. sec, town. X rasgc above. 4 sN
ar OF NV at, see. II. town. ~. range east
and L., iuivTcsi 10 ne az & " T.. NV IL a.
~ IL swl- aud in n H.. - or sec. ~.
10. = IN = 4 3DlO fronting spring 81 IN u,
corner block u Wpssui 4 " l.. lot No S.!
liar.cy plat, iiazlc.urst, cuuhiy Aforesaid
Terms, il cash the balance To- be secured
l,y equal prvini,sOry Notes due |. . Il
YEARS. with interest atG per CeDt from dnti
To- maturity. aud ~ per cent after hhninri'
~ pa Il " I'LL liciI reS, rv'd ~, property
All per ona' property inycniorivd will I've
spid. consisting Of hnrs. aud other stock,
wagon. harness. buggy, hons"h"li kitc!i-
gn furniture ani farming inpl.inenis -
Terms sa,l. sale within lcy.l hrurs Oh
Monday 18th February. lSNi
". ". COOK. Guardian VI
EUGENE ". RAY.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Guardians Salo.

~ Virtue II decree II the Chanccry
Court ul tnpiHll county. rendered "n tlc
eth day ~ January 81. viii, on Monday
a." ri dav ui fcb'y NJ NJ the court house
iuur ~ C"pah county. between the hnnr>
pre-, cribcd 10y law. expose for sale. Ia the
highest bidder, for cash. the following lie
SCTihe'l land. to-wit: Commencing MY
feet north II The nurtl, west corner III the
south west quarter III section IN town
slnp ~ range : east. thence due "Gst tn
the railroad. thence mort along snid rhil'
railroad sixty feet, ticncc due west !" The
section line, between section " ! lhrh'c
south sixty feet IL place II begin ninc.
And un undivided one.third interest III
and t. the following land. i".wit: III" U
q l.iofnwl section G.towE-hip Ira NIX"
.. west. JANE T.. WOOD, Guardian.
!. y. SENTON. ATTY.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
A Captains Fortunate Discovery

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth
plying between At!antic City and n.
T., had been troubled with cough "a
that he was unable to sleep. and was
induced to try DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. II not only
gave him instant relief, but allaycd
the extreme soreness In his breast.
Ills children were similarly affected
and n single dose had the same happ,
effect. DIR. Kings New Discovery u
now the standard remedy in the Cole
man household and Oh board thu
schooner. Free trial bottles Of thi'
standard remedy at j. &. White
drugstore.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
ADMIN Strot.lx notice.

Letters y! adni,trst!ou on the s-tat+
~ THONGS Stewart, Deceased. baying
been granted Tie undersigned, notice l.
hereby given IL all persons holding
claims against said estate To- present la
the manner aud Within the time prcscrih-
~ by law ar they will be- barred. All
persons indebted 10 ssid dcccdcnt ara
requested to settle at once.
iluLpAn a. lIooD, Adn'x.
j. L.. MEADE, Solicitor.
,I,nv II, Set.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Comfort 20 Your Pocket.

We want your trade Medlcineslarc
needed in every family: we have got
the drugs: we VIII not he nndersold
we defy competition. In order that
each family may get their supplies we
nropose for the next thirty DAYS to
give special inducements to each pur-
chaser. we want You To try Us one
time; will spare no efforts to secure
YOUR continued patronage in the future
Ly giving each customer every advan-
tsgc in low prices. Keep this before
YOU. When you need any Kind OF
pedicipcs don't neglect trying
bisom'. arng store. Wss'on. a.''.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Temperance Lecture

Mrs. ". l.. Wells will lecture on
temperance at the Presbyterian churcl
on wednesday. Feb. 10th. at'o'clock
u. m. Admission free. Mrs. Well
comes rccomsndedsas a highly edurs'
ted lady; born and raised in Virginia
fhe,daughicr of a prominent Metho'
dist minister and the wife of lawyer
Of prominence. The press Of the
country speaks of her in the highest
terms
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Bucklen's Arnica SalvS.

The Best Salvc in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rhculn. fever
sores, letter. cliapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin rrliptions. .and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. II
l. guaranteed perfect satisfaction, ~
money refunded, Price IS cents per box
For sale byJ. &. White.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture dealer
OF Columbus, hn., tells his expert
enec: "For three years have tried cy-
cry remedy on the market for S,om-
acli and Kidney Diseases, hut got no
relief, until ] used Electric lIittcLs.
Took five bottles and am now cured .
aud think Electric Biitsrs the Iscst
Blood I'uriiiJr In the world. Min
jor 4. Is. Ecod OF West Liberty ,ky.
used Electric Biiters for an old stand
kidney affaction and says: "Notl,ing
la- ever done me- so inucl, CO0lu ~ FL
cctrir Bittcrs. Sold mt 81 cts u bot
lie ly j. &. White.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Poor Houco.

For thirty days sealed bids for keep
lny the poor house o. COplah county from
The frs, Monday lu March nrNt 10 the DIRE,
Monday in January 1855. will hr receive
r,l hy me ~ Clerk -. tie Board OF SUI err
visor. The contract 10 ~ awarded ON
the first Monday IN March next.
y. II. GRAsBERRY. ok II. y.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04

Why will Won sufIsr with . bad cold
when few dose, of Wess's Cough Syrup
will are YOU. Invaluable foo all throa,
aud lung troubles. Csnsunpiivcs Try "
Small siT,s IS eta. large bottles lilo all
druggists.
To Ladies'. The great bcauiieer for ..iC
compl Iiun. ono OF Vests sugar coated
Liver lills taken nightly. sOpllls Is cts.
All .drucgists.
Wonderful il the effects OF Vests Worlds
Wonders or Family l.in,ment. One bot.
| tie will effect moro "a res thas Tour time,
the number ~ any other Imminent. 20 aud
Soc. All druggists.
Vests Cough Syrup stops tickling in
the throat. stops that hacking cough ana
rive peri.st relief: IL il certainly worth
trial. All druggists.
The standard remedy for liver complain
|, Nests LAYER Pills; thcT never dissp-
point you. 3Opills sc. AL druggists,
Pain cannot exist when Vests World,
Wonder is applied. Cheapest an best. =
and 5oc. AL druggist.
For coughs, colds. aud all throat and
lung iii scases use Nests Couga SYRUP
All druggist.
For liver complaint, dyspepsia, and sick
headache use Vests Liver Fills. All drug
gists.
| For rheumatism, neuralgia. cuts, w POUNDS
or burns Use Vests Worlds Wonder. Al
druggists.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Sh crlHs Salo.
\. y. barry,
-.
Sarah 4, Hughes.

n Virtue 81 decree ~ the Chancsry
CONT Of Copiah county. Mississippi. rem
drrcd IN tho above stated CAGE st .Ianun-
~ term court, 1885. will sell ut public
vcnduc, within legal hours at the court
housc door 81 said county 10 the highest
bidder .or cash. IN the 1T Monday in
March. 1856. the following lands: South
ca,t quarter. If north east quarter and
north half II north east quarter Of ,oute
east quarter, section 81. township 10,
range ca't.
T.. j. lIAWGIAvr, sh'ft& Com'r
.Inny. 9Th. lSsG.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
CommIusionors ssie

liN Virtue ~ 4 decree II the 'hnnccry
Court of 'upish county. male on tie al
day II Jan'y lSSi will un Monday. ia,
I'D day II f'b'y iN'j. at the court house
door between ihc hour prescribed ly law
rNpusc for sale. Ia the highest bidder fuI
cash. the lullnwiH; described land. t,.wit
l.uiS ! 80 la square -. IN the tnwnnf CryS'
tai springs. J. " NUEMAN. tom'r.
J. = SEXTON, AIRY.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
For Sale.

j. II. Wilson wants tn sell seed oats
corn. good molasscs. two male, 81
horses. and n number one COW, wlllcl
gives over three gallons Of milk. Coll
on linn for information.