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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

The Vinegar Furniture Co. l23 10 100
South Division is showing q larger
number OF very attractive novelties 10 their
line of bus ness. Bed room aud parlor
suits in an iTsm -ns- assortment are one Of
The features, while the very fine line Of
lounges. chsirs. rockers. etc. come Ia for
no small amount OF attention. This trms
stock Of goods is not only complete but al
tractive as well and il is doubtful if = more
varied assortment is 10 be found in the
ely. The Vinegar Furniture Co. sell
everything in the house furnishing line on
weekly payments At spot cash prices. Il
is to your interest 10 give them a call.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Garrett Bradford. q well-known fellow
around town. got into 3 fight in Kuhn's
saloon last evening. and when the officers
went 10 arrest him his brother John inter-
fersd- 90 both men were locked up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
In westfalps Court.

William Sears who was arrested on Q
charge of asssulung John NcCord. was
tried before Justice Westfall yesterday and
found guilty be paid . fine of 81 and costs,
The case of the People vs.. Brockey Quint
and Michael BrOsssma. was scjourned until
&Au :
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Contract Let.

The Board OF Public Works have let the
contract for laying the water mains in
Fulton-st. TO Sames AcDermott, for $3.50
and for the laying of water mains in Cres-
csnt-sys. to I. b. Thomas for As cents per
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

AL vsrd slnhs and Rspublcsa srgsnirs-
Ann n he citv ara reou-sted - rect en-
n1ndsv uixhk At : o'elcck. - their respect
fvs cusrtsrs Turn cut Your of7cs-s
VII ar ssfors ysu some important fscfa
FRFn > CHARx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Yesterday was the seth birthday Of Julius
A. J. Friedrich, and bis employees to show
the sstse m in which they held him, pre-
sentsd Mr.. Friedrich with . gold headed
umbrella. with their hearty congratula-
tiOns and best wishes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

John Wood and wifs and VIM. Phippen
and VIM. Gsrvood engaged in fight over
q room in the Prairis-st. House last night
and Mrs Wood was severely injured
Warrants will be got out for Phippsn and
GarwOol
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
TnE REGISTRATION

Ia.ss9 Sssa~s .rs Rsxistsrsa Eisstsrs IN
ths City.
The following Is a eomPisis List Of the
rex ssrauOn 10 each preclncg With the total
Ia each ward. and the grand total for the
city a. sh0sa ~ the returns Of tae various
Boards Cf ks, ,.strku0n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

The jewelry store Of J. +. Homan, Is
Csnal-st., was visited yesterday by large
nui~bers of people. the attraction being the
auction sale OF silverware, etc. Mr.. Homan
has been making speciality of for some
time past. 1t is really surprising TO see the
unprecedentedly low prices some of the
goods are sold. AS Mr. Homsn has u we'll
assorted stock and every article is guaran-
teed 10 be Just as represented. Auction
sales are conducted hourly and at any hour
spirited bidding will 5e seen. II a rich and
rare bargain is desired in gold o. silver
watches, silverware, etc. do not fail TO at
end Homan's auction sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

The Morris Bed Lounge received a gold
media a. The Cincinnati Centennial Exposi-
tiOn This MAKES the third media received
IN ive months or since The lounge was
FIRST Dut on tbs market.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

M Wfusiows soothing syrup sh0rfd swsYs
he Ussd for children teefhinx It -oothes the
- cents bosta
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
STYLISH Fnor WEAR.

Tulip & Scott, 81 Monroe-st.. are show
ing q well assorted stock OF shoes for
ladies' wear. that are stylish, durable and
comfortable. A speciality is made of fine
shoes by this firm.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

FINE DREss AND OPERA HATS.
We have an elegant line OF fine dress
hats and opera bonnets in nobby styles at
popular prices. ADAMS II Co.,
80 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

as Nercutio said of his wound. We refer
to DR.. Pierces little Pellets. which are
small. swift. and sure, in case of sick head
ache, biliousness, constipation and indiges-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

fhs ladies will serve supper snd refresh
rnsnts at Hsrtmsn's Hal. Tuesday evening,
Nov. 8 Many prominent ladies' OF the city
are deeply interested They will begin 10
serve supper a. 8 O'Clock D. N.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Anheussr-B Busch Budweiser beer, the
pride OF America" is on drsught at the
Morton House sample room and Cormack
McGees.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

The greatest sale OF lounges ever known
in this City during one weeks term Is re-
ported from \. + Morris factory. IL South
Diyision-st. The Morris bed lounge had =
stupendOas boom last week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

tnhsuser- Bush Ba6weis@r b>e- he
Pride 81 Aneflcs. = On 8rsnzht AZ tie
Norsoa Hsuse ample room and Corasck
~ Mrl-ae
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Anheuser- Busch Budweiser beer, the
pride of America." is on dfsught st the
Morton House sample room and Cormaek
McGess
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

ADnebeuser Busch Budweiser Beer. the
Pride Of America" is on drsught ~ the
Morton House sample room and Cormack
Mc(see's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

wm. O'clock is sois agent for TIE csle-
brstsa Anhsussr- Basch Bndw-issr beer
All ss-ple rooms should have II en-
drsught.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Craven tan Kangaroo. Chamols lined,
driving glove, al klein's Glove Emporium,
80 Pearl.st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Ancfher rev sock u 3ovss inst recetv-
9 a. Klein 6iore Emporium. ron kheir
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

nic~ sssrrfn1ent - chilSrsss ssfs
c-us sd hco,is siwsvs 70 % f0uad q
Adams & Co. - Nonrne-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Gloves fitted, and all gloves warranted al;
Klein's Glove Emporium, ~ Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

0a~~rs .f R-p-hiksss Cisb.. stf--tie,i
Al cficers of Republican Organizations
xr- requested b meet At he County Gem
rritses rooms e. : ,. n. shsrr Monday
Lee sv.rTcns ee present a. Business of inn
>.,rt.r-e wiii eone m. h ru band
ruspsiT. hRED :. CrAsx
Tharmaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

VIM. O'clock is sole sgent for the cele-
brated Anheuser- Busch Budweiser beer
All sample rooms should have it on
draughs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

No rent. no high rate insured. no high
salaried taIesmen. but my low prices sell
carload of stoves each week. Time or cash
the price the same.
s. p DEVRIEs,
Corner Ellsworth-ave. and CherTy-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

VIM. O'clock Is sole sgrnt for the cels-
oratsd Anhegssr- Busch Badweiser beer
AL sampls rooms should have Il on
draaght.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

What = rcrs attractive tesn . prse7
- vifs fr>sh. srisht cenpisxiosf Ew
ase Pomoofs foxdr~.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

Tho Crystal Spriug, Meteor =
aluuug under thc dclusiua that
lion = l.. Ramsey, a this county
mtvud, introducing e hill 20 cstab
H.h a legal rate ~ interest Tbs
I,amt.tahr. The Meteor ought o.
know that the limit. 10 pei cent, l.
already hN.d. aud M kam~r,
lurs not d.sIrc 10 change "a. IL
-lupl, desires THAI a pHa.ty he
attached t0r its violation, 80 tlat
thr law viii D. .niorcrd 4, 10 tie
titht 81 government 10 establish
4 rate - interest, aud thus prevent
u-nr,. the editor Of The Meteor -
co., only great statesman and anan
rirr that ever questioned 81. On
government Is founded on tlle priu
rililr ~ protection. aud The object
- hNiug a legal rate IT interest .
Ia prevent the rich from taking al
vantage ~ the necessities "a lhe
poor aud cNto.tiug nm unjust aud
90 unreasonable peT cent. The
Meteor man shauld iuiJrm him~yl {
before undertaking a. play the role
q clilic Mr. Ramsey lfaHkly ,ta.
tel his views Ia The canvass Last
year and the people cndurscd him
with au enthusiastic vote, aud the
cuIticiSms "a the Meteor viii not
likely disturb him.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
sEvERAL KINDS 90 GIEIS.

4 good girl o. ha,e-Sal Walton
\ di,agrerable glil-Auris
Mostly.
A tghling gi'l-llittie Msriun
Not "a christian giIl llrttie
Rodoxy.
4 sweet gitl-Canie Mel.
A very pheasant gull, aals
Rosify.
Asirk girl-Sallie Waite
A smauth eifl-Amelia Ration
tine 81 the hast giils Eta
Cant.
A clear case Of girl-E. Lucy
Date
\ geometiical giil-Rho,la hen
dron.
A musical giIl-S Sarah Made
A profound girl-Meta phl sics.
\ star girl-Meia Oric.
A clinging girl--Iexsir Mine.
\ nervous girl-llesteq lcal.
a muscular giTl-Callie Sthenics
a lively gIrl-Ani Nation
An uncertain giTl-Eva Nesceut
A sad girl-Ella q.
A seIene girl Mollie Fv.
A great big Girl- Ella Plant
a warlike giIl-Millie Taiy.
The besl gal 81 all-Nouf own.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

Tuesday morning II last week
a considerable conf ,grafibn wIeak
"a rs furN on BloJAhlvcn, ia
which three stores iud several
u6iccs were destroyed, lll 81 them
Being situated ~ the Handy 4
l''~ktns block, jast vest ct The
trfaH
Fortunately, the town had a
t"4t .sr .t#h vi 81. ..I.t
did work AID ia 90 pah4tsu
Kept the hole toua from bang
laid IA ashes.
Most ~ the damage vas covered
uy insurance excerpt .ho Eaniator
uilIr,, whrrh was totally dr>iro, cd
uu'i UhIyh bad 90 iu,4IIuer What
-Ncr We sNmpailjzr With bro
FHrsAth, III his LIS. and tru. 10 &
If snun bc ablet ouu
Ht' iEr the saus +, h,ilfe e
o. aas probably Gle work !. AZ
% o,uliIry
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

" Dodge county. Ca, Hubbard
ilattell, negro boy ten years of
age, wac marie drunk % some mill
hands. llc went 10 house uhcrr
there was large kettle used too
~rAldug hags, which ~ hllrd With
water and heated lie thea threw
q little child ~, Who was boiled
alive Another ,piht resisted bat
llauell trllesl h"r 90 the ground
With an iron haI, aad While she
was iuseasilsle threw hcr INTO the
kettle. lie neXt took the Young.
80 chiId ~ the heels aud was l,rat-
ing ~ brains cut against = tree,
when parties heard Us cries and
rushed to The Scfne. bat lIarrcll
made has escape. The child died
that night.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

ssai ssFFssP"ssiessi. "tasaoirs.''
The weather siill seem. nclle.
The ieeey staple continues 10
come in.
Thcre i talk ~ establishing a
'tsik's iA'r afy" At this place. /.
ben Moiie packed himself an
aud letl fhr Nicksbarg last Friday.
Me- Thompson, a prominent
nsrehaat Of Duiiin, Tex, Il here
prospecting.
We rcgret yer, mnch 90 state
'hii MIS- ,. W. Baile,s health A.
so better.
Ne. Matux. Of U,iea. has entered
INTO = - partnership with Mr.. =.
W. Bailey
Miss Sallie Blount. one Of Clin.
ioa's taiIest daughters, !, the guest
Of Mrs Moacarr.
j &. MARSHALL. 81 Nirkshurg. has
acceplei . position ~ pea manip.
ulator hch'Hd the dcsk AZ .. d.
SmithS.
Miss Lhla Terrell, accompanied
" her beautiful cousin. Ms
Fuqua, lrft Tuesday evening &c
the Crcseent Cliy.
Mr. &. N llubcr len solda,
hight ior 81 Louis and Chicago.
y here b" viii puphasr MACHINERY
Zoe thc caHaiHg factory.
The leap year "calico halI@ give
hN the Nouag ladies' at tts arm0fN
last Monday night, WAS pro-
uoUnccd a succcss ia every Nay
Ai,er a desperate struggle With
'h' ci'izehs Of CfN sal Spiiugs, The
/ ". ~ ihnutas 60. vii tr,-t 4 shel
20 it0nt o, sc EAt ,l>t church Ca
the railroad. II will crftaiuN be a
| great Obstruction 10 thlt pant a
town aHd especially the church.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

Duck llill bad a boom last wear
90 account ~ lhc discovery ~ iron
orr meas that place and The price ~
real estate reached a hig h marx.
hut y anN body wants a. invest
there nov they can 10 50 10 small
cost lor We notice that i've town
bots are advertised IA tie sheriff.
delinquent tax list. Such - the
usual course # baoms. The town
that keeps az gool steady grow ~
Is one that la, permanent prosper
tfy.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
Confederate Ca,aIry Reunion =.

on the 18Th ~ February There
utll he a grand a. union IA View
Orleans, At oll Confederate cl,ai-
"a men. Extensive pryparatiuus
have hecn made far the ecra~.ou.
aud thousand. Of the gallant hursr
men vii come Together again aru
a hong SEPARATION. Al Soulhc n
csyalrN commands are embraced a.
tbr call, and the veterans are a.
gucsied "a send their names and
a tdrrssr~ ~ once % Geo. MOorman.
hartman, - taIoud,ict street.
New Orleans.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

The Breokhaven I.ead,rs,ys the


The BFooehaven Ieadsrs,ys the
posiiion IT lion. Cleo. =. I,aslas on
The constitutional conycullun qaes
tion needs explanation. Al the
explanation that = needed can
easily be given. Caplah's rclre.
seniatites have never been instrue
tci ~ solicited o. vote one way or
the other on this question, aud,
therefore, theS were lett to vote a
thrs thought best. III the absence
IT Instructions, he Simply exercised
his own Judgment, as any other
man would have done There j.
treason 10 believe that Mr. Dusd.
oull have ,uir,l fur the It'll II b.
haa tScn sure the people 81 the
couniS desired hin - 10 do. A.
10 his support ot siniilar blll tWo
years ago, any honorable man may
find reasons ior changing his opin
ions Ia that Iength IT time, and ~
ihe people IT his county bad . hsng
time ta speak ont Ia favor ~ tie
measure and dld not De- -, Mr.
Dodds voted against u according
10 his honest cpnsirlinns Mann
men Who favor a Convention,
doubt the wisdom a loldIus one
durlng the present year, 90 until
the Democracy ct the State De
mauds n NJ man stands better
With his home peopls than Hon
Geo. ; pudds, aud taey are iustl,
proud ~ him.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09


A. will a. seen rs the l'roclama.
ton II rrcsiient Lave, the state
faumefs' Alliatcr viii NEXT in
special session ~ Jackson GA Feb
Waa iilh. Just now, While the
aurst.ou ~ a constitutional con,cn.
iiHn D. hiug - ireel, discussed.
would u not ~ veil iur the Aill.
aucr 81 give same expression a~ o.
vhat Is demanded hy the grrat
body ~ pcolle which u rcPrrsrutsf
The convention has becn settled
iur The irc~eni, With 90 strong
probability ~ new bill bcing iu
trodurvd 10 THIS session oi the lee
iIaiufe. The different oountiss
having never gwen expression
hruueh their conventions a. g.
whether ~ not ,hpS favored cnu
>tItutl nal convention, Il Is mat
tee at sprculIii - whether the al
,u,ltrs ~ oup arr ~ The mainIiiy
10 minority. q, one thing. howr,.
rr. there D. uo possibility 1T
luubi, aud that T., that thr farm
90. thy hulk ct thp ,Otcrs. are we'll
ui.l unanimous DID favor At ~ ~
,giIy, Judiciary. They were un
concerned ta some extent, a. 10 the
ltr "a thr bA calling such u
convention WIor 90 Us pssag,
bnt uhrn thr Governor iutrrpo~ed
I Ar. veto AMI she question assumed
Zoe appearance OF beiug a light he
tween The ptul'', aud lhf Office
hUItyl.. thrN W,fc alarmed AMI
ruHh lryidrl stand ~ favor oi
fHr biIl ihrA see " y time that
100 tu1sruur should he shorp a.
tu, immense patronage ibtrusicd
M hm t'l- Necessity hring made
apparent when 30 vas known that
a.Ir's all hls arpoiulrr. Blocked a.
pHlfN tu use their influence
against thc passage IT the blll ov,t
fHr ,utn
What Zoe Alliance needs 10 o.
murIiuG rH e. ilth o. -
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

lion. Iyu n BYAds. tnriiu
county z distinguished State sen
lfuI. val haa ctu.rlttc tug Con
-ues Iuum Oh, DISTINCT H. would
augthtIy represent Ila people b.
any cIpac.fS luinu-lrdsrr
Tho above b. oulN one a man,
compliments pad M Du,ld, uN
the press at the S'atc. Ills Iypu
tlriuu ~ liberal minded, uhl
ana honorable g,utlrulu p kuoa d
lo all Ni,,i>sirplans, i.r u1 man %.
hi- azr Boz THE State has mop
lil,iaut reeofI, 40 az. dane mor
~ promote the interests 81 tbr pru
tlr M - dls has .p'ruduI
prospect 81 Winning the race, aug
u De- does, % will nuly D. a >hmf
time till De nill have national
.epuiaiion
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

Few msn ever attempt 10 drown
their trouble in water -Nicksbnrg
Herald.
No, those who believe In ''trown.
ing tr0uble think whlSkey is bet.
Ter than water, but statistics show
that whiskey ''prescrvesr them.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

WIS Ia hopes our Executive
Committee would not call a meet
ing of our state Alliance, but |
see the president has instructed
the secretary to issue the call for
Feb. 18th. | feel that 4 j. nay
duty as treasurer to state that
there Is no money on hand 10 pay
the delcgat.'s' expenses, 80 un-
less your county ALLIANCE j. able
10 pay aud will do Il, zach dele
gate will have 10 foot his own
expenses, n. l.. DAEnEN,
Treas. State Alliance.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

GOV Lowry has not set appoint
81 y Chancellor Toe this district.
but u he has the slightest regard
for the wishes Of the people be vail
re-appoint Judge reyton. Mr..
Williamson, Of Kinds county, J. an
applicant, but the people have
spoA en- " favor 81 Judge reyton,
aud the Go 'erunr, a the peoples
servant, should comply with their
wishes
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

NJ 4 Farmer, q 81 ltHis
ltummt VAS Killed Ia SuleNrtrtt
1u the ul- 10 ~ abe ilh Us nam
named Parker. Three az Ignr were
play ing clrls aul difficulty tr,se
h,twceu Ia skeT and PirrsDa, W'en
The former shot 40 the latter, th,
ball accident, hitting Farmer
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

A stock company has been form
el "a Chicago, the purpose Of y hich
= to purchase the famous Libby
Prison al Richmond, Va. II u 20
Ice taken down, carried to Chicago,
and o. built as IL now stands. The
olIect Is 10 place in II a large col
kclioh 81 war relies aud charge
Zee to visitors
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

This week j. cenelnded the ar.
ticle explaining tlie aims aud pur-
poses 81 the Alliance. ID COW
ers the whole ground Next
week We will republish. by re-.
quest. the resolutions adopted al
the meeting - the national alli-
ance, making certain demands
upon congress.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

4 bill was r'Craly introduced in
the legislature 10 require a man 90
o. able ID Rad and write before
De- Could styp a. a iaroF, bat IL
f4i.s,l - a. =, uhrrupnn The New
Alississippian remarked that "our
legislators lou't propose 90 monkey
With edged tools and disqualill
thrmw.tcs fr3m fituag n iarnrs.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
tIuau HdstI

Clara tiult ~ II
a. ChaHcer8 Ceuft - CNrUh county,
las uafy term. l~tt
~ lriua e and in pursuaner uf de-.
nrre - the rh8urvrY yuWft 90 tuniah
county. nude at the january term 4
g. l~ss. thereof the urtrI fHrd cum-
mlesinnrr, wlll. on nondty Go. Sea dav
20 March. lsss. IN front ~ the ruutt
hnuse lpur Ia the tnNn ~ liaslrhur.t.
" Thin the hours prvsgflll iB laW pro-
eesd O. srll az pnhlls au,t.ua. CD lha
highest bidder tur tath. IA. Iul.HW tua
ds.ssrilrd trsst ~ land G. vf twenty
ons aeres in the north cad 3 SAs ar az
and i've ACRES m the So eufuer af tbr ~
40 20 tn nc ~. set. 3l tau aehtp Ar,
west. living and ieipg siuatef in thr
rounly ~ Cuplah. aHt state Sc Misssssipa
al. D. ". unOwN. Guu.'F.
COO. 4 NNaTuN, SOD
feb ~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

CONTINUED FRoM LAST wEEK.
We shalt teach aud strive Ia Ia
duce our membership Ia act upon
the important truth that a, no
gIcat undertaking and reform like
the Alliance movement can be
successful without a clear under
standing IT is principles, purpps-
- sui plans, and an earnest and
intelligent devotion o. the cause /.
that harmony of feeling aud ac-
tion coupled With a persistent ~
fort. based upon the great central
thought or fundamental idea. that
va tang, essential their should be
unity. aud IN all thing, charity
aud bruthcrly kindness to onc.an-
other. aud good will 10 all man
kud, are necessary 10 insure
strength, influence and final tri-
umph tn our cause that the ev-
H. uf which We, complain aud
the condition We would Improve
are the growth Of many wears.
aided largely by class legislation.
aud that will require bold efforts
and 'oug aud continuous strug-
glc. 81 change aud lEttter them /;
ihlt il must be accomplished lar
gcly Though change Il paddle
srutimcnt. produced hy agitation
that will aruu-r and euli shtcn the
a., masses aud those Who desire
and intend to ad Ia the glorious
Z surk must enlist in the war.
We shall constantly strive 10
suppress personal, lorll. section
I a. aud national prcjudiccs an
unhealthy rivalry and al selfish
ambition. AMI teach that. a. citi-
zeus II one government, We
should feel oommRu interest Ia
u, affair, and that our patriotism
and good will for ouc another
should not hc measured by -cc-
ttuu, or geographical lines 90 .uit
the purposes # politicians.
By our frequent meetings we
confidently hpl,ye Ne shall le
ah'. {, break uptle Isolated hah
.fs - farmers, Improve their 49,
ual edition, increase th,ir $50
,nl pleasures, AMI strengthen
their confidence IN aud friendship
f1r each other.
We propo-v 90 make the study
and Improvement II practical ~.
uyulturr Zoo all b. braurAs. a part
ct tie Alliance mi--inu, that ts
standard may lc raised, IL. prof
is increased aul 10. follower.
made more pr. porous and COM
grutgi.
w shall encourage Ill
,rr-.fy Doe flaming no, ,ioms-
tinn &C less cotton. more grain
and mcrt selling le--r la mnt,ri
A and rn... IA manufactured an
ti.lr.
Ia .gr nicotine sul tar,..s
uur prc-a vr .atlI di.eu--. auI
,Nw.ua lotto %, by-r aul moot
approved u,tl.l.of famine.
tbr irlar.ij.p.uffA. -s.l .pllat-
ing. ,ulip 4tion. harer.tlu-. hand
ling ana mtlk.tIag 90 ,..E. anil
fuu and agriculture rlplu.t.
. generally: also the rlr,ug ul
livestock, Gaiping. fruit arroiHs.
gardruln.. etc.; aui iu short ,,-
rrY branch uf agriculture that
goes touahe Up tla I'm uur a
farm hfr. "a uul,r d pleasant
luI prod. De-.
Through u,r organization We
shah ,uI..y.r o. furnish ftHiH-
H... a. .4..H .H... fN .......rs......s.. ~.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

Mardi gras 81 New Orleans and
Memphis next week the liih lost.
The railroads only charge ono iare
lug the round tip 10 either llae.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

Toe View Alississippan started
cot % iga weeks ago 10 publish q
huicspHe biography OF all thr
members Il the legislature. bat
saddwily ih"1 ceased 20 apppar
That hol' -hould appoint cnm-
miiicr 60 investigate lh. matter
add rIut hHv BADLY di,aguirl
iiu Martin Is, and ascertain II d.
II s.i.i "a lhs Iiug.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

\ mob OF m'ncIs IA l,n Unto.
SPAN, we're tfr,l upon b, goy,m
mcnt troops, sixteen citizens luhs
killed aud several soidlds
wounded.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
Tnthe Farmrr. AIIInnrr.

VI herca,, various County ALI
suces have adopted resolutions
asking for a called session Of the
Farmers State Alliance. Aud
whereas the state Executive Com
mittcc has ordered that the State
Alliance be called for the purpose
Of deefminlng what further leg
islaiion y needed for the advance
ment Of the agricultural interest i,
aud 81 devise plan for establish
ing an Alliance Exrhangr.
Now, therefore, l. X. 4 Love,
President IT the Farmers state
Alliance, do issue this my Official
proclamation, calling upon the
members II the State Alliance to
meet in the city of jackson on
the nth day Of February. lSss,
al 10 O'Clock.
X. T. Low, Pres.
L. 4. SMITusON. See.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

Ohion sets and Irish potatoes from
the celebrated seed house ~ Roht
Bni-s. Jr. Cos sale ~ Kings drug
store
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

..H....H.. "a f.......s
.....,
NH.uI Hr-If.s we've levied nu
aa.I 20 90 palH sHrs,a Ia Cr,s.
ra- U.iar.s.tIrrup -h,Il
tNn t'#.H l.#..I rur,th
ma 80 ,tnr.maH eitI o..
,.r..af ..t'r'.u o. th, utlrr oi
80 NJ
81. ~ 'e'i'.'.ha.
.'.'"' 81 l'''
..' .".Hl -'a lnu ~
'. .'- '''d'' might
...,.. l..
,-I....
I
d. . anuu. 81. % %. l.r's.
'..
i,
.. ... ..f.'..,..
81 u.'I.
b Imu
..r Commit
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

The Virginia peniteniiary at
Rlhmoad vas burned last week.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

legislature 20 MI.H.~ipri 3,
t"..Yabi.HI. difid,d into two fac
a.'t. I#HIt aHi anti Lowry. Tho
i..''I '.r.IHu e. probably .n ihc ma
IH.. uli 8, dups sscm that there
""aU' To Gee patriotism enough 90
i"'h upf 81 allaw petty differ
'4. o. miHrnec oT rctari impor.
taut lt auuu.