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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13

wHEAT-Ac.iye casa, 81 OSIaDl 10; Deem
Der 81 ObtA
CORN quiet: cash. +5c.
OAI>-e:c3Gi :, yasu. &c.
CLOVER SEEU--Clsn s. As November,
s. 10
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13

BALTIMORE, Noy. -. The Baltimore An.
archists Sunday celebrated the hanging of
their brethren in Chicago one year ago. A
motley crowd assembled at Turner hall,
which had been suitably draped for the &C
casion. On table in front of tho stage were
two common flower pots, holding artificial
geraniums bound with black cotton, and
betweeR these was small gallows, about
two feet high, the upright piece bound with
crss1, ivy leaves, dotted here and there with
little punches of red flowers. The cross-urm
was trimmed in the same way. The rope
and the moose at the end were made of
brown plush goods, and looked n great deal
softer than hangmen's ropes usually do.
Back against tine wall, under lot Of for.
bidding looking stage scenery, was nailed a
large red flag, with the letters. Liberty,
Equality and Fraternity" in chaplet, the
whole covered with Grape. There were some
young girls in the audience whose attire was
exceedingly red.
T. Hamilton Garside was the principal
speaker.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13

What we ought not to do, we should
not ever think Of doing. -Epictetus.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13

Six hundred thousand FrcnChmeu own
shares in the Panama cansl
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
Inst ~ Ind.

Many who would not for the world
utter falsehood are yet eternally schem-
ing to produce false impressions on the
minds of others respecting facts, char
acters and opinions
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Nov. - - Indications
Warmer, fair weather; southwesterly winds.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
IIrst visit o. naIIehur.i.

Having been thoroughly posted D.,
Mr. u a. 90 tie true southern b..
riialii, ~ tie people - Iiaxlrhur.i
I lh.ugld VS. prspsr- fur nav ia
iru'lurtion there. bat NV nuagiua
'ios d'd net reach n hirh a. the rsali-
~ several ~ the ladies Of our
rlur'.h met "a. Il The depot and made
-. feel ps.rfertiy Al home in their fam.
be-, and am .urs I U.s. never more
Aiudis sutrrtain,si sfpr-. with ~
dug drfrrenre a. ilirui. ~ furtnrr
Nrars and thr new oae. - toe PIE.
rui Toe sisbing ~ tie v ind a. night
Though lhs forrest trcr, !, -uuthiug a.
uui vars the ripping ~ ths m~rr,
dIHriBg strrsm on n. wHy. b rrfrt -
ing b. vuF gsv.. hut ahat !. more
pleasing than g. be aU akrned in tie
It'll hours ~ to- night by the ~ rrt
stralns ~ Wusir 90 The air. astoinl,a-
uird h, we'll blsude,l Noirts. attunrd
90 hnc Instrumental Such VA n llait
- the warm welcome arvUr,led u, lat
saturday nigh;
Not having thc privilege ~ thank
iuZ personally tie young Erntlrmrn
who serrnadri a.. take tltl. manner
~ expressing our appreciation ~ the
compliment ,and thank them sincsrcl,
The servh&de WAS almost the ami.
vrrSaTy ~ one which va. giycn a..
hfteen wears ago, when, a. a stranger
We entered another distant town. and
i brought un many happy reColler-
tions. Hence. am surv the gentle
tnsn will excuse the " secm selfish
In claiming their musical rcCeption a.
pariislly mine specially a. they have
cOmpliineated Mr. a., before. n IL
INV pleasure o. thank one ~ the Kind
ladies Tor the use ~ her barOuche
Viii h with the agreeable COMPANY 81
another who acted ~ our chaperuae
permitted u 10 drive over the town.
aud sse its beauties In scenery beau
tiful homes and forest trees. The
rolling country u not unlike our own
town and certainly ought to be heal
thy. It's not necessary for me 90
sa' much about the church services
twhich ] did esiosl a. I have q per
sonal interest In the preacher aud the
pasicr ~ saii church was flllliRg our
owe pulpit At home but I viii no
iongeT feel that l am q stranger In N.
after meeting 80 nisny - the lsdie.
and gestlsmen, and meeting with
such kiadnsss
MEs. a.. 4. RIssEIL.
Nekson Miss Apr. g. IHN1
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Never In Ice history has ourcommn /.
nhy been mere prui0andly moved 90
deeply afflicted than bs che sudden
death q Miss Fannie Aill.sps.
When u berame known ON the
streets on Tuesday morning that Me.
fasaie Was hopele.sly M, The shade of
sadness that tell on every face showed
how keenly aud how universally the
community felt lsereaVed by the
threatened death ~ this beautiful
Nuung lady, and when the children u
her department "a the College we've
told that she Was dying. their .obs aud
tear. told how teaderiy they loved
trr.
On "Wednesday evening she vas
obliged 10 leave the srioolroosn AMI
go home en- Sunday morning she A.
I rvported 10 be quite ssk with pnen
noala, MONDAY morning f.uhd hsr
seemingly better, hat o 'clos-k In the
afternoon she berame orse. show ing
sVmptons ~ meningitis, She suffer
ell intensely daring the night bat be.
came n,are quiet ton ard morning and
al 1880 Yesterday morning her pure :,
beautiful spirit. without . struggle !,
left it, house u cla, aud winged IT, VA,
to that city, In Nhish dod said their
shall he no sorrow no sickness, no
tears.
Fannie n. Mlllsaps. daughter % the
late Rev. W. a.. Millsaps, was born
w jefferson county. this state, on
July ~, 49, When eleven oT twelve
years old she came to ilr,,ok ha ven aud
having beeome a member ~ the tam
" II her uncle, ". " Mill.ap., slse
catered Mhitworth College, where
she VA graduated in June. lzsO. la.
msdlaiely after graduating she enter.
81 hravels upon her life work ~ that
held ~ labor, the public school, In
which the world has found 80 many ~
the Ro5lssi and most useful women
that have ever blessed mankisd last
September she herame a asemoer ~
the faeulty 81 whiiworth college and
Ia this position Won the conhl.nsr
aud love ~ her associates aud tie
most enthusiasts devotion of her
scholars.
She was q member ~ the Method.
VI chnrh. having joincd ~ childhood
and was ever consistent in her lifc and
faithful in the discharge 81 her duties
She was gentle, affertianate sud
lovely from childhood and won az
hearts aud when, a. the wears passed
by her gentle spirit was chaslened =,
sorrow and beautihsd hy the de,rlop-
uisnt ~ noble christian wuinanhuai
whrn the swectns-. ~ the child gave
plars % the thougiifulness the gen.
tlenoss, The unselli shines the modest
beauty ~ the woman all Who Knew
her loved her aud f.lt tie influence q
her lie.
Oue said on the street to- lay: -
have never known person .o uni.
NrEsally lampntcd 80
A. a daughter her thoughtfulnc..
aud un~elh.h hove Nerr beautiful
bath 90 her father aud H. the sor.
rowing mother who feel, that tie ia,
~ her lie has hccH taken from her
To her sister she Wa counsellor aud
rui,lF 90 her irirnds .hc bal In FAULT
she Wa gentle ani pure aud bcauti
iul and god "A true woman, brave
and purr an patient
Nav the hrarthrukeu mother aud
sister Do sustained by the power uu
whish their loved un. lived ana take
comfort ~ the Thought that tie lizht
that has gone out ~ thrir home D,
hrightl, burning in ''our Father >
I tiou-r l.rooa haven Neu.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
To NJ telered Frienas.

There seems to he feeling ~ an :
rest upon the part ~ oolored people
They complain ~ hard times, -carre
money, unprotitahleness ~ farming
a.. aud are inclined TO attribute all
this 10 the merchant aud the landlord
From personal observation, am
forued % believe that they themselves
are the enes 20 blame, and the effort
to place u elsewhere will not draw at !.
tention from their failure 10 act well
their part. We are ready 20 step
work on the slightest pretext. too
much rain, too much cold, too much
heat, too much going 90 town, etc /.
We need tsore industry. more appli.
ostloa, more attending 90 every detail
and thea those complaints viii walsh
as mists before the MONDAY sun.
SCIFIo CUNNINGHAM.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

The celebrated William. pillow ).
having big run this season, and
should for u ha. siOOd the test u tune
aud has met every requirement. IL l.
q general fa,ori,s here, aud no farmer
feels be l. well fred In utsa.ils unless
he has = sufficient number ~ these old
reliable plows on hand For an all
purpose implement u cannot be sur.
passed, and IT, cheapness, ~ well n
great merit, always makes u In DE-
maRd. Who ever heard u . man
farming successfully without q VII
liams plowl Il 10 an impossibility
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.
s'say sssss rsss.ssp s.r. .-s sA.r. d.
s.a AS-asa the ga,


New suits are an the rage.
DID you get April -iOolcdP
billie Phillip. speRt sunday In town
Ice cream festivals will soon be In
order.
Ino. subai visited BrOokhaysn
sunday.
D. klct' "a. Ia the city the ar.t Of
the week.
NJ. We 10 have = Nav pole Cslsbrs r
ton this YEAR,
charlie Hart vas Ia Terry last
Tuesday evening
W. g.. Mitchell was = visitor 10 the
Crescrnt city this week.
Mr. Eny Guess aud Miss Eila Par.
ker were married Last Sunday.
Miss Mary Norman, q we..on
spent saturday evening In towR.
Miss rallie Catchings Vas In our
city FrIiA, en- route to Jack.oR, Miss
Our youag friend Walter Nasoa |.
ROW clsfking for W. :. Howard A
TO.
Miss BELLE Morshead, Of browns
Wells, was . visitor In town this
week
Mr.. John Marshall, of Crystal
springs, wss . visitor 20 our city
sunday.
sd Mills.P. ~ssa visitor 10 Brook
haven Tor 8 short while, Monday
evening".
Cbas. 7. Hart has resigned ~.
posi,ioa a. clefk at Nj J. N. Ma
pie store.
What ssy the Young people 10 Civ.
Ing picnic at Blue Springs neat
Friday week
Mai Millsaps was doWn last week
10 attend the burial u his nieus, Miss
a@"htN @AhAAakas
Miss Nora klotg me - our most
bewitching Young ladies !. In Monroe
la Vi.iusg friends
Our typos return their nany thanh.
10 their Dung friend Arthur wshl for
= sountiiul supply oi beautiful rose.
What say the Young lsdie, 81 the
town IN regard 10 giving town
festival In the PARKS at somc earl,
date
Charming Mis- Carrie llargrAvs, %
MhiiWoTth college. was ,,siisr 10
her brother rank the latter part 81
last week
Mr-srs Dave Howell. win Rurnlcv
and Car, BirdsonE paid their rrspects
." &C, .lai String. With call last
Sunday evening
Tie bo,s don't Ike the ilea az
walking down front street anV more
WITH TIER girls Tor fear They all men
ton soda water
Mics Luz, Crawford. a lovely Young
lsay ~ True, D. visiting relatives IN
towu. Sono - the bov.. We know
wish Ma. Lucy would stay al sam
mtr.
Our ln'al sanotum was. highly
hnn"rcd last "Wednesday morning ~
= call from Misses HALLE Lowe snd
Ela Gu,ss Csn sgsiu seaag laslie. +,
YOUR pressnre i always welcome.
lto'. r,mruhrr that tls festival " ne
Dee iri,ia, night "a ithout . doubt and
''.n hoar iu mini that ihg fair ssH still
10 he cream aud straw berries a. well
=, ever. :" you bad batter 80 prrpar-
20 Co supply g. 90 demands.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

The Cathsrtic Elixir, Manufactured
By Dr. u BurHley, should be kept In
every household. We tried q bottle
a. an experiment, aud found tia most
excellent remedy, acting like Q charm
and doisg I'll that Il IL recommended
10 do. Especially !. Il q hne medi.
cine In cases u oholers- morbus and
Kindred complaints. Thls Ia no paid
Rotice, but l. given because We think
medicine possessing such great
merit deserves mention BY as.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

SO da,. ago tie store ~ ". =.
Howard \ Go, We the srvns ~
quite roumotion, tlis n,ra. .on being
tie uniting In the bond. II wcdluck
two rolor,d couples Who reside upon
t~o. Nelson's plarc The latter
gentleman sctad ~ master II reremo.
uIes, while rank lIood, 30 uflici.
ated a. director general, while perrh-
ed upon counters, barrels. boIss
etc. we're quite a crow a - white lei
Eens who arlcd a. witnesses 10 the sol
ems compact Scipio Cunningham, .
with all the suaVity " manner u a
Chesterfield, but In language no, a..
together classical, denounced them
a. man and wife, aud they went their
way rejoicing.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Manufactured ouly by the California
lig - urup 60, san franris,'a. tai. y
Natures Owu True Laxative. This
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy
nsay he had a ). &. White. large but
tie a. atty cents 80 one dollar. II j. the
is'"-t pheasant, pruinpt. and effective ~
lnedF known o. cleanse the system; o.
at 90 the liver. Kidneys. and Bowels
GRITTY ye, thoroughly o. dislsel head
afh~s, 1old., and feyers % cure Can.li-
pallOn. Indlgenllnn. and klnAled llla.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

tNbrF exposure n cs,ld ~inds. rata
brlghi light " malaria. hiay silnx "a.
/ iBaalssml ailssa and SORENESS "a the eve.
he. !. a. MeleAn'. Strengthening I've
salye will subdae the Infsamnstl,.n.
cos,i and sossthsilhe nerves. aud strength
en- veal aud failing Eye sight. g cent.
a boa.
rusaspested disorders ~ the AIDA ~.
are responsible Tor many a the unsllna +.
~ ailu'easts ~ humanity ~hi.-h neglect
cd develop Into s~rtous aad perhaps
fatal uaaiasy. ExpeTiearr wuuli sax
gesi the n.e II llr. ,. n. Mcteaa's I.iy d.
90 aud Kidney BALM.
Fregaeatly aceidTui. ocur In An.
hausrheld which lraase barn.. cat..
sprains aBd brui-e. for use Ia such ca
49, Df. j. u. hrtssan's volcanic Oll I.Iu
lIisnt lot many years Ia. been the con
slant fas0Tite fatally remedy.
4 disoFdered coalition ~ the stosa.rh
80 malaria VA the system wlll pr,al,r.
sicklseaslaths Yea can remove this troa
bic hy taklng ilt. }. ~ Mrisaas Iltl.
Liver aud kidBey F.llets. 25cts Der
wal
A beautiful woman mast he hsnhhy
aud o. remain healthy and brautIf,I ~.
sh"uld take Dr .. N. MrI.san'.
strengthening cordial and Rlaad PARA
~. u lmpats tome aud nu-h 10 the
skia. strength. vigor aud pure hlosd b.
equally adapted Tor all ages. from M.
babe 10 the aged. u eitlser .ex.
u the ssomaeh performs d. function.
actively and regularly the food 20 = hirh
q : the receptical. !. transformed into
bl',od VI = noarishing quality. whsch fur
nishes NigoT aud warmth o. ths Whole
hs'dy TIE remeiy 90 give tone % the
-toH@sh !. Dr. J ~. Mclean strength
saihg Cordial aud blood Puriaer.
The dagger ~ q malarial atm.,st.hsrs
may be ayerted u you Nil oceasianally
taAs . d'sse 81 Dr. J. n. McIyean's Chiil.
and lever cure.
ArP~tise aud sleep NAV ~ improved.
every part VI the systsm strengthened
and the ani al spirits regain thslr bouv-
ancv by the sse - Dr. J. 10 MrIeaa's
strengthening IOtdlal aud Blood l'uli-
hrt.
Sadden change Of temperature aud
humidity II the atmosphere often pro
dare dlsordsrs q the kiinsys ADD blad
d~r, ase De. } u Mci.saa's Liver aud
Kidney Hahn Ia cheek these Troubles in
their iReiUieacy,
~. J. u. McI.ean's Chllls aud Fever
cure = xrnlle Va avtion. aud warranted
a certain care. ~ ceRts a bottle
Dor ans tsilvt ariicles e. u Kings
drng.tsTc. Good gO0ds and popular
pri,~s.
Malaria poison NAV 30 thoroughly
eradirated from the y stem by u.lng lsr
>. VI. ArLs4ns eh.lls and fever cure 4,
3 nlid in action aud = certain cure. ~
cents a battle.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Whom the spriug time comes Gt {,
. little sluN hi. YEAR, 't.entle Annie.
there wili he rash az HITLER 4 lew !.
Tor hrsi choi-e IT drv-s goods. white
guols, larrs, susbrodrrics buttons
iringrs Iarasols, laCe, mitts. fans
straw ~ats lton wait tiu ths
crowds roll Us - bat hr u ith thea
~ ,oms ahead Of tliCm, fOr hrst rhoic.
ell
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

opr friend J. &. white, having had
twelve yvars suv,s s-ful experisn y Ia
the Prescription aud drug basines.. frel.
safe Ia san unring that be can prepare
N"nF Prescriptions a. accurately a. am
one a.d viii Ia every instancr charge
be least possible.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

i"r sii-. salts. pill. anil 80 kis,,ls -
hitfer. naas",iHs missllrinrs !, 10. very
agree ahlr lhtuii iruIt rrtnsdt. ~srup -
t'g~. Rec"u'ui"Udssl hy heading rh,.l-
riatS Manufactured only ~ the CaH-
inrnia ftg syrup co. ~an iranri-s.a
cal. luf sals rs O. e. White.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

BEACHAM -CoTroN At Beaureard
Miss. Marcl 2ist, less. at the
residence of the bride. father. Mr..
Edward Cotton, BY the Rev. r. l..
MeEen, Mr.. Baker Beacham and Miss
Fila ID. Cotton.
Attendants Miss Matte McI.aurln
and Mr.. Jno. Beachsm. Alss Betiis
Beaeham aud Mr.. Edd smith. All
Of Copiah.
Arsand yea may every fond pleasure en-
twine
On yoa. MAG peace and prosperity shias.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Where S"u oan pur,ha-. g..-I suld 81
silver uat,h clusA par 81 spc,ta o..
- e. Ie~siry lingering. chain. pair Gun
Hutfuu= 80 studs ~ ,ullar cations 49,
W ~ FUubut g.. mHusE att " Earss
tHu IT, VAt~rtsHss tu tbr hustnt.ss
place" hiIu in . pu-ifi#n v ~Fs hr can -
.f,t fhr mp-t INSERTION. ath rytstt rits un-
dtstrall. ss~a- lie has spent Ntars H.
sKp'rintsulinx e. - uur pHllitits % tht
tHt vac inHs niAk NJ -iaTis arH uili sgil
tuti o. hrsu 90 N,u econ 80 thv inferior
fHuIs laaf 90, 4 ssI.ng faa usrkyt
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Wesley Miller Ia Amanda Adam,
Andrew wilkins 20 Martha Lyons
w A barlow To Ella Robinson, Need
ham hanks 10 LAME Buis, Jao Corh.
ran 30 Laura Cochran, March Hall %
Mollie Jenkins, hen Mckay 20 Flora
Morris, FELIX Middleton 10 Thsodo.
sla Norman, u v Guess 10 NJ n
Parker
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

~ virtne "a the provi@lsas of a De.
cree a tue ChaBrery Court af Coplah
county, Me. made on the eth day u
Jan. lsss. ] ain on the end DAY ~
April ls~s. between the hours preseri
bid by hw. preceed b. sell al the Couri
Iloase deer ~ Copiah counfy for cash.
81 the highest ladder. the undivided oas
tourth iaf.rest "a my wards. william
q, Maresss n and walter q. Rohert&oa.
w and 10 the following lands IN Coplal
e"santy. se-sit; - acres In the south
west qaarfef IL the se ~ ~ src 20, .,
Tsw, mare particularly described a.
toiiowss Beginning az the SO eovnes
- lot q land formerly owned b. q W
Miller. fmmalng thence In an sasssfiy
diFeetian 10 Jackson street. themes
soath along said street 30 the seetlan
line. Ehspws slomg said line 10 she Flxhl
81 way ~ ne o. 4 ~ n. thsnce north
along said right II wsy b the place q
bcginmlag. -
EMMA a. RonsRrsox.
GuanaiaH IL Wa. O.. Marcus n. AMI
Walter q. Raberason.
mar "a, isss.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

The best .aly. iu TIE Nurid g. rut.
hui-'s. ~.'t'.. rlvsr- ALT fhsru. te,,-
...lrs, istirr, ,h1ptsei hand. ,hiI,llln.
'uffls HHd -kin rfuTftsn-. AMI positively
Clif"s ttles 81 up p1Y rrguiTHi Il B..
gaAianfsrl o. give perfect satisfaction
ur munr, refunded I'r.s~ ~ ,ru,. prF
huN. - sale hA an druggist.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
alton Notice,

esate u Mississippi to Mrs. A. L..
Hsddaek. Yos arr commanded 10 %
pear before the ChAne cry Coart ~ tbs
eoung "A Gpplah. IN said Agats. on the
second Monday "a Nay, ls<s. % defend
the sust IN szld Court u Riley Walker.
"a al, ssFmils walker, "a al. wherein
Yea aFe defendant. Thls March eoih.
lss. q. y. HRAxnERaf. Clefk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

sis0 worth Il chai,e Fruit Trees will
be sold srry cheap during thl. md n~Nl
wevA BY ". q. Mcl.aurin. General Agent
tnr the IL, 'outs Nursery Orders fuf
straw berry plant. will be- nlird With
eh"i's sarirti,s Al tAs oNesl prizes.
MAJ. 1t
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

The ladies Who attended Hitler A
Lew :. spfing olenihg all know that
ihsir stock - .easonahle dress good, q.
iaces. trimmings, white good. add
lingerie j. the largest, fine, and most
~ lish ever offered here.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Never make . mistake. and
don't buy your suit or dress he
fore you have seen T.. Simon.
lie might save you money and
besides give, you nice and accep
table goods. lie carries a large
stock Of everything yeu want ;
he-trcais YOU nicely aud never
makes a mistake.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Our standing invitation 10 the pub
~ means that Ne are alN ays prrpar-
Ell 10 offer Inducements We .olEit
all 10 call aud examine satisfied that
Ne can save Nou money aud make ~ 4
ersb"dy happy Ia well .crurrd bar
gains. llnIER Law.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Tie ar.t garden peas ~ the season
eight boxes. were shipped wsdnes-
day from this place 20 Chicago BY g.
NJ. Baaksson. They were raised By
Mrs. Martha Catching, on Pearl river.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

nainbr,dEs Manaay. Esq launt,
Auy tav county les says Have
used Elrrl-ir hitters with niowi hapny 20.
sultss Nv brother wss also veTy ias w,tb
W 'lsTial lever and iaubslics hut a. cured
d ai was cured ~ tim rty uss - 80. med.
- Ne Am satisfied klsstri, bittsrs savsd
hi life
NJ - I Wicnxsen ~ Horse Cave
Nv adds lac o.. ftmany saytng Us
sodiiveIy believes be wuuid hay. 4 lea "a /
10 Mt been Zoe tisrtFtr lgitisfs
This great rstaesiy wtli ward ~ a. wei
a. cure Eil malar diseases aud h,r al
kiansy liver snl stafnssh dissrsl ers stand.
unequaied Prizes sofa aad o.. al any
drug store
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

The Universal Fever aud Ague sped
~ u stili growing1n popularity. N you
need good chill medlclne. you should
try, ~ EVER hottie II warranted te cure
or no pay required. sold BY y. n. King,
co tTcdh, Al Alliance prices.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Given away BY y. simon 90 every
parch&ssr % o. worth of dry goods
and notions. A chance 10 . dne em-
broidered and braided satin dress.
seeurs . chance as soon Ne possible.
II win be gone In lees thu ten days.
" SsMox.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
froE The Editor ~ the gainesville
(Ga.D IaKl~.

! consider krada~ld's Female Regu-
later the best hsedirins ever compound
cd and offered 10 the publie f,IF the dis
vases f"T which u !. recommended. I
am acquainted With a lady Who never
had any health until -he rnRm~nced
using ". u gave her immediate rsliei
aud from that tlme until nov she has
enloyed the bed a health. can say
With hearty g.sssa. '-tsod save IDr. Brad
bed 10 the sals II bis aever failing be
msle Regulator"
freati-s 90 health aud happiness u
vomaa mailed free.
bradtisld Regulator CO.. Atlanta. Ca
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Hitler 4 lew claim thar grover,
sud g'Rsral ito L complete To- al lines
~ ,'rires that will satisfy the eco
nomirsd and qualities 10 suit the fas
tidious.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

The anest soda fountain In south ME
si~-tppi mar DO seen 81 Kings drug store
and thar the soda vi be IN acroTdanes
With the sivle Il the fOuataiR, you may
bet yon lat dollar.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
cATHARTlc ELun


All persons who want 60 get flrst-
class goods n reasonable and lust
rates are Invited 30 call aud examine
my stock. ! avn selling all klnds u
goods AZ the the lowest possible mar
sln. JSo. u. MANS.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Nuu can fad the atlas Ready mixs,l
fainis aieh arr faliy watrsht.d b, the
manufactures sls~srs a.. =. Methsfill A
60. IN almost al shades and quantities al
extremity luW prizes nj Barulevs-
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

lliller a Levy say that IN straw and
other hats cannot be beat ia quantity
quality OF prize.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

lsencInher u J. impossible 81 get
heiter bargains any whore than can l.e
had VI our druggist friend J 4 White
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Oar yoang TREND. n. y. HarErave. the
popular alllance druggist hss esesythlng
20 rles-e The yeang ladles In the way q
toilet aFticies.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Remember " bite. drug store u head
quarters 90 acoT leons, Siolins, baulo-
harp.. a..
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

he finest assortment "a fancy and
-i'ck raRdy ever hroaght b. town win he
foand al iiargrave's, the alliance drug
gist.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

" va want q worm m~dilne that
ucNrt has been Anpv n 10 fail, then u~r
harnless Worm lnSeng-s thsy are
pure Islra-ant aud safr.