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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y by the undersigned up to IL o'clock m
of October 49, 1889, for the erection of
2,4AN s-RooM sCHoOLHoUsEs
Upon the new sites recently adopted by the
Council of the City of Los Angeles.
Also, further proposals will be received for
the addition and enlargement OF buildings al
ready erected, as follows:
AT the Breed-street school an addition of four
rooms.
At the Amelia-street school an addition Of
four rooms
At the Garey-street school an addition of four
rooms.
At the seventh-street school an addition of
At the Castelar-street school an addition of
four rooms.
At the Pearl street school an addition of two
rooms
At the Pine-street school an addition of four
rooms.
At the San Pedros.-eet school an addition of
At the Temple-street school an addition OF
four rooms.
All proposals are to be made in accordance
By the s School board Examined by the City
Superintendent OF Buildings as to their con-
venience and eesy escape in case of fire, and
adopted by the Council of the city of Los An.
geles.
For 9-room buildings proposals will be re-
ceived for both wood and brick.
The City School Superintendent will furnish
locations for proposed buildings.
certified check for 800 must accompany
each bid as surety that the bidder will enter
into q contract in conformity with his bid If
accepted by Council.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order of the Council of the city of Los An
geles at its meeting Of October 21, 1889
FREEMAN G. TEED,
City Clerk.
By GEO. E. SEIP, Deputy.
Los Angeles Cal, October 22d, 1889.
oZ2 1T
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNEReHIP.

CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERS HIP.
WE CERTIFY THAT WE CONSTITUTE A
w partnership for transacting business in
this State. Our place of business is the City of
os Angeles. Our firm name is Washburn
Brothers. The full names and respective
places of residence of each are sign hereto
Dated, September 9th, 1889.
W. ]. WASHBURN,
Los Angeles, Cal.
+. z. WASHBURN,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Acknowledged in person on the goth day of
September 1889, before RICHARD D. LIST,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles county.
se26 thur4t
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NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN.

VOUR ATTENTION IS HEREBY CALLED
i to Ordinance No. 1872 (new series), viz
An ordinance relating to weights and measures,
and prescribing the duties of the Sealer of
Weights and Measures as published in tho Los
Angeles DAILY HERALD. You are, therefore,
requested to call Immediately at the Office of
the Sealer of Weights and Measures at the City
Hall for the purpose of arranging for date
when cans can be tested and sealed.
FRANK MARSH,
Oc12 3Ot SeAler Of Weights and Measures
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS,
M. D.. M. O. p. g. o..

With his new system of medicated in phalations
com mbined with proper constitutional remedies
Tor the liver, stomach, bloO1, etc.
Probably no system OF practice ever adopted
has been SO universally successful as that in
troduced by DR.. Williams for the cure of
catarrh, throat diseases. bronchitis, asthma and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
California Fruit sales.

CHICAGO, october 23.-Porter Bros. & Com
tioned today three carloads Of fruit. Double
crates Tokay grapes, $5 25@5. 80; q few in
very bad order at 81 .7O@2 35; Verdi, So 8O@
$3.10; Muscat, $2.2O@2 25; Hiber Keifer pears
SO 80; Glout Merceau, $3.50; Goes late red
plums, 81 go; ounces, SO 05.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24

ness, Impotency and Lost Manhood permanent
" cured. The sick and afiicted should not fail
TO call upon him. The Doctor has Travelled ex.
tensively in Europe and inspected thoroughly
the various hospitals there, obtaining = greGt
deal OF valuable information, which he ID COM
petent to impart to those in need fhis services.
The Doctor cures where others fail. Try him.
DR. GIBBON will make no charge uu1esg he
e0ects cure. Persons ct distance CURED AT
HOME. ALI com Nunioations strictly conAden-
tel. All letters answered in plain envelopes,
Send ten dollars for package of medicine.
Call or write. Address DR. ]. y. GIBBON, Box
1857, San Francisco, Cal.
Xentt0n LOa Angeles HERALD. o7.12m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
PROPOSALS, RE.ADvERTIsED FOR,

TO BUILD SCHOOL HOUSES UPON THE NEW SCHOOL
SITES SELECTED, AND FOR THE ENLARGEMENT
OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS ALsEADY ERECTED
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
mRpIuA.
DIR. STEINHART'S
Of Lite

Sold for 30 years In Europe and ON the Paddle
Coast
ESSENCE OF LIFE cures permanently the
worst cases of nervous debility, physical weak
ne-s, exhausted vitality, produced by youthful
abuses excesses, and the iike. Diseases Of men
however induced, whether from pernici0us
habits In youth, or sensual excesses in matureR
years, and no matter how inveterate, speed
~, tn0roughly end permanently CURED By the
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
PRICES-$2.5O. In liquid or pill form, or avo
times the quantity, $40.
p. STEINHART,
(Former partner in the great specialist firm Of
Dr. Mtntie d Co., San Francisco).
Address-Room 3, 1I5H W. First ST.,
LOS ANGELES. CAL.
oy1Ick HouRs-0 A. n. to 3 M, and from
to7P. N. eundays-10 to O'Clock.
All communications strictly confidential
DIR. STEINHARTsS
GREAT VEGETABLE KIDNEY AND
LIVER REMEDY
-AND-
LIVER PILL.
Which have relieved and cured huudreds In,
this city.
Price Of Kidney and Liver Remedy. 81 per
bottle; Liver Pills. so cents per bottle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUC.
TION OF LEVEE WINGS FOR THE
LEVEE ALONG THE LOS ANGE.
LES RIVER,

NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
IN proposals will be received by the under
signed up to 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, October
%, 1889, fer the construction of levee wings for
the protection of the levee along the official bed
of the Los Angeles river, at places designated
by the City Engineer, as follows, towit:
Three (3) wings north of Downey avenue
bridge.
Three (3) wings north of Kuhrts street bridge
One (1) wing south OF Kuhrtsstreet bridge.
According to plaos aud specifications on file
in the Office of the City Clerk.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
FREEMAN G. TEED,
City Clerk.
By GEO. E. SEIP, Deputy.
Los Angeles october %, 1889. oc23 st
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
OFFICE:

OFFICE:
Hotel, cor. Spring and
Second Sts., Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DIR. Gibbons
DIsPENsARY,
623 Kearny Street,

Corner Of Commercial,
San Francisco, Cal. EG-
tabltshed In 1854, for
treatment of Sexual snd
Seminal Diseases. suOh
q Gonorrhe&, elect,
Structure, 6yphilisin ali
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
.ATARRH
CONSUMPTION,

Together with Diseases of the Eye, Ear
and Heart, successfully treated by
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The Birmingham Herald con
domns the "new South" Stiffness
aud declares the term 10 be a mis-
homer, taking the proper position
that this j. the same old South
applying itself 10 the new pursuits
which altered circum stances have
entailcd. The South i not new.
II j. now n quarter 81 a century
older than il was when the war
ended ; VIC love right. aud truth,
aud liberty and hate injustice.
and hypocraey and oppression,
just rs our fathers did. We have
the same delightful climate, the
same wonderful resources, the
same noble women and brave men.
the same political convictions, that
We had thirty years ago. True,
military conquest has ravaged our
fair land and the heel If Repub-
llcans misruls and oppression has
been placed upon our neeks but
in spite Of that we are the same
south. Just as Ireland IL the same
Emerald Isle" after several
centuries Of British subjugation
aud expressions. As a new Ire
land would he simply another En-
gland. 80 "New South" would
mean the adoption Of the moral,
social. business and political ideas
~ the North. There 10 very lit
tie danger Of our becoming radi-
Called or yankoeized by the "New
South" shriekers who find delight
IN bordering 10 the power Of re-
publicaaism, and licking the hand
that smites us.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

Farmers by helping one another
help themselves. How often a
farmer, able To hold his surplus
crop from sale ill the close Of the
season, congratulate himself that
he Is using his ability to secure a
better price than bis poor neigh
Dor, who Is compelled 60 sell a
the miserably low prices offered
10y the spectators early Ia the
season. Can il he possible that
he i sometime 80 selfish aud fool.
IN that he is just little glad TO
see his neighbour, who j. very
poor, forced to sell very low, anu
when he gets a better price-per-
haps 10 per cent. better that he
boasts u IL. II il be true, h. j.
a fool, and deserves exposure. lie
ought to know that II he aud an
such as he would co operate to-
gCthcr aud assist the poor neigh
bor Co bold his crop al-n, that II
would bc an act IT humanity ;
that Il would benefit the poor
man that Il would strengthen the
bond 81 brotherhood between
them. and that il would benefit
themselves more than ANYTHING
else they could 40, because, when
the poor man was able 10 hold he
would not demoralize the market
aud Keep prices down by selling
Every sale made when prices are
low tend, to supply the demand
and keeps prices low. But under
the conditions here mentioned the
result - such CO operation would
In many cases, give the whole
community an advance " 100 per
cent, instead 81 the few selfish
getting 10 per cent National
y ,Onomist
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

~ hsr heme ln Cupiah county. June
the 3sth. lss0., Mrs Martha lane Dala.
nef, danwhtrt ~ John l.. and Elizabeth
Roach. She was bora ia Fageftr canu .
", Tenn, sept. ggth ISL. aud VA.
married O Alpheus Dulanel. June The
lsth, lsh3. Tao Children er. born b.
tbs unlon, Wha. With their father. sur
Vive the lnss u their dsaf mother.
tendHfly patiently and loNIrrly diI
tlir ifved olics Wairi tt tie h.l b. ct
TIE suffsrrr. hai TIE time came LrH tIi-
'ah'rrr Hast ret sal thu Vigil q dear
nnrF Hiusl r't.4f.
IL earl lta she obtained q hst,a nf
'alN tiiuh thflu ga thr atauitg hl,,,.d a
'hr,si, AMI Na. hastis=l iat, the fri.
wNsalp q tut4Gt ipr Jsurh. o.
hts hope .hr o.. tel and though thsr,.
e"re tunes Whoa he ttull NJ frrl
.ihtnis-iVr 10 t,ed = pros idrur,s ~ sLe
irslfsi o. feel, yrt she found liis gra,r
sufficient aai a. he drew tea the ptrr-
nal shores she realized h,s lfm "a a. the
tnundsiiaa Il the Christians hope. aud
tn hef last huurs express ,I herself M
Joyous cNrlamaii pns a. ready and VII
hug b ~ and thus fell a.lcrp Va .icsus
+" hlrssad are tn dead Nhiyh lit lu She
Lord 4" A
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

a. We we're retuiatng 20 0uf
otlsee Dom the widow Smiths the
ether evening lwe have been spark
inR the widow for several weeks
pAsil and Just a. We came opposite
TIE old Indian fort, some psrson
whose maaaefn csFIahtlv need pal
islsing up, Iired k'af ballets AZ us
from y FeYolyer. The intent nn
doulsf was le KIN u II tonk us
aboai the nllllonth part Of a srsond
90 realize this fact. and then We
0pened ogt toF a ran and ma'lr good
onr skcaRe We don't eiaim 10 i,e
great shakes on shooiing, bat u We
caR't he the editor 81 great aud
growing weekly 10 = distance of
~ eniy feet once Ia tsur shots. We
will have Arizona. We don't elaim
10 be Chesterfield, bat IL our man.
ner ternittr,l Us 10 hi.le away l.e-
hind an old wall aud hegin lsopl,ing
at a gentleman without warning,
we'd expect To he mentioned la the
same Ina niih q hyena. "A iona
Kicker
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
TIE Starr ccvvgNrmg

TIE democratic State coaventlon II
Jackson on Tuesday last was called
order a 2 "a o'siosA BY .. q. kyle,
shn of the executive committee. n.
u Thompsoa, ,. l. Power aud D..
4 Martin wers elected secretaries.
". 4 patiy, % Noxueee. And .. n
boolhs. II Pamela. were pat IN nom.
lhail0n ter Temporary .halrnan. the
former be.ng elected. Tie organlxa.
iioa was thea made permanent. J.
N stone and Jno. a. Cameron were
put IN nomination ior Governor, AMI
= 'allot being taken. Stone received
l5S votes and Cameron A.. stone
was declared the nominee, i2a being
necessary 10 = choice. |. Evans. 'of Jack.
sou county, AeCool Of AttAla, Bled.
zoe Of Grenada and strickland a.
Marshall were balloted for aud Evans
received the nomination Cor I.lcutcn.
hant Governor.
Geo. NJ Govaa ~ Pike, .. ].
Crane u scott aud A y. Mcfiee Of
Clarke were put before the convention
Tor Secretary 81 STATE, Govan being
nominated on first ballot.
There were tour candidates Cor
Treasurer Hemingway, ~ Kinds,
May Of simpson, J J. Evans q
Monroe. u, 7. Love, u Chortaw
Two ballots Wers taken, W lea Lave
and May Withdrew. fueir VOC tllen
went practically solid 10 Evans, who
was nominated.
w W. Stone candidate Tor Aadi-
tor, and r. NJ. Miller Tor attorney
General, had no opposition aud were
nominated b. acclAmati0n.
On the frst ballot J. a.. Preston
was nominated Cor saDt. a Eduea.
ton, his oPponeHt being Gerard
Brandon, of Adams county.
A platform and various resolutions
were adopted, an executive commit
toe appointed and the convention
adiourued sine die.
The convention was one Of the
largest aud most intelligrst ever held
IN the State and the utmost harmony
prevailed. Mr. Patty l. one " the
finest preceding officers that ever
welded the eayel, and was oOmpll.
menIed on all sides. The ticket gives
universal satisfaction.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
TIE STATE TicxrT.

The State convention assem-
Lled Ia jackson on Tuesday, and
pat forth ticket which viii be
strongly endorsed At the polls.
While we favored Jno. X. Came
ron, aud believed that he was the
most availsble man for the posi-
ton, j. NJ. Stone was our second
choice. and NC can cheerfnlly give
him al earnest support. No one
has ever urged objection 10 stone,
but he has been regarded a. an
honest, faithful man. Those who
favored Cameron did 50 witn no
Ill-will toward Gov. Stone. whose
ability they recognized and whose
record they endorsed. II was
Only an honest difference Ia choice
Of men. The ticket, IN all re-
specis, l. a good one. being CON-
posed Of representative men, and
% vii meet with approval
throughout the state.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

South MAryI&n u.*xk -,
Of = grand meteori4 ls,.IA< !
evenings ago. tn -. - m.'|
greatly excited, ard sl4e4tl -
end Of the world h,sI eane sssl.a
nuff." Dr. ). r. perkins. mho
observed the grand SIGHT. ihas
DESERVES two Of the largest melo
ors seen near Bd9le. psimua
Georges county;
The Sudden has easssed hg
the shooting messnrx - \. stlIne
A glowing macs seenea ~ a.
scend from the heavoaa "A IN anele
OF forty-fve degrees. II vs. ~
irregular mass about the sise az 4
flour barrel and Of great bsinlian.
ey-a glowing red Aea, The
country for miles aremua Vas IA
up for few secoudIs. II saemed
TO fall about one mile southwest
OF Bowie. As ssou - rcgninesl
my eqaanimity-fot tt mander-
ful sight took my IesiA ana
frightened my wife an6 ehllarpn
Il looked al my wAeI. lsaas !.
ID. The second mets afie esll fortv
minutes later. II vs. essn larw.
er than the hrst and maee brixh.
ter. A near a. | ceaia M4.c. 4.
fell about 200 yard fsem sha
bEfSrt, h g.l; ssGp 49,.
this q
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The Lexington (Miss) Balletia
claims that the jury system is q
failare; for one season, because no
white man Il tried by . Jury Of hi
peers when negroes st In the boz,
aud for another. because the man
who reads newspapers 10 di~qaali
fed by the very intelligence thai
makes him o. IN serve The few
men Of intelligence who Get on the
jarie~," says the BaIletia, ''are
utterly Ioweriess 10 dc am thug
towards vindieasing the Law. and
the resaIt y that they either have
70 bring IN . veralnt Of acquitai
or sabmil 10 . mistEial.r
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

A telegram from ~. Louis TO the
authorities at Meridian on the 9Th.
announced the arrest there OF
three brothers, Elias, brown and
sam Gillespie, negroes, charged
With killing several men at Marion
Miss, IN 1881. Tue silliug Ia
question was one OF the most
exciting in the political history OF
Mississippi, aud grew out Of a
personal din .ulty at the polls at
the November election bctween a
white man named Jas Barnett aud
q negro.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

v" ssssrner Lawry.
The Picayuas gives our uovernor
rub as follows
lit seems the irony al fate tia,
the prize eight tsok place wlthoat
interruption IN the heart of the stat
where such occurrences are formal
ga by The most severe laws, aud
Where All the powers Of the com
'aohSealih weTe mustered to seize
ani PARISH the ofi,Gdsrs.
That . boil II several thoasaad
nen sh1ald bc able 20 assem- 'le aud
consummate the forbidden act Ia
broad daylight on the line of
great public highway m the midst
OF Mississippi when the State
authorities, warned "a the expected
event were all under arms Ia pre-.
vent II appears incoueeivable. n
y easy 10 understand, however,
when we see that the Governor. 10.
stead 81 securing actual iniofmatiou
Of the intended location Tor the hght
sqaandeIed hi> resources In trying
D. guard the entire State from in-
vasioa A reliable detective al
New Orleans eoul ] have given the
needle Information la time 10 act.
but while the Governor was post.
Ing his military az their various
stations, couple al Thousand
strangers In body entered has
state By the most obvious line az
railway, accomplished their under
taklag with entire deliberation and
fESApg4,,ah their leiSnra without
"The transgressors have openly
defie,l the laws Of a great Stat. and
loudly laugh at the Governor and
Lis military. The failure u Gov
error Lowry 20 protect the iategri-
~ Of hts State from lawless lnva-
sion i made all the more c0nspici
Gus 10y the formidable aud elaborate
measures devised to defend H. IL
would have been a seiiOus business
10 them II a thousand or two Of the
leading citizens OF - many OF the
leading States had unexpectedly
found themselves IN a half sc.,re
Of Mississippi jails The laugh
against them would have been In
it, proportions but the invaders
all made cool their retreat, and
the laugh u now against the Gov
ernOr Of oar great sister State.
Mississippi was e4ptured by the
"roughs."
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

Mr. George %. Jones, who carries
under bis Own bat almost The tntire
remains 81 the National Greenback
party, has issued a call 10 himsrlt
TO assemble In convention a. Gin
cinnati GA September ~. We do
do not know whether or not he has
sent a copy ~ hts cali To Messrs
Randall anl Dana. ioiah owners Of
the high tariff all trust Democratic
party, bat he ought by all means 20
do 81. They eoald sget togethet
with him, and thus they a. welt a.
be would be assured OF a coat enticn
fiOm 30 - 2s0 per cent largrr than
would otherwise be possible. Va.
Their McGlynn ani Gen. Butler, II
approached In the proper manner,
might be induced % oia, and a
nacleas would thus he Iorlaasl Tor .
movement which might possibly at.
tract q sufficient nambet on dls.
appointed aad hungry of al PARTIES
20 make u worth while fer the
National Committee of one or tn
other n the great parties "a
ssbuy n up' In is92. ID 10 very evi-
dent nov that unless the rag-tag
and bob tail u politics "gat togeth
err m this or some other way, none
Of them sill be ~ sufficient oonse
qaenoeto ''strike" q National CON
mittee successfully three years
hanea
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

On the Fourth Of JAY n>en.
tions Ia make Constitutions for
the four embryo states, aaflsoriz-
ed by Congress, were asYsnbled
IN the respective TcFritoF
In the proposed neu Sfate az
Washington the political parties
are represented as follews. AZ
Republicans. 20 Democrats, 4
Union Labor 2 independents. The
Republicans control The soavea-
ton
In Mshtana there are 81 Demo
erata to IS Republicans.
In the two Dakotas the Repal,-
leans are IN majoritles bet there
Is large and powerful element
~ the Farmers Alliance that by
uniting with the Democrats can
control the convention on al sab
jects Of interest To the & Fmeru.
Both parties are counting tlle IL
lance men. who will thereby ret
all they wish in the Constitutions
IL both States.
The contests Of competition
towns for the location Of the State
capitals make up the most impor-
tint, issues To be tried. -PicNune.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The State Of Arkansas has be-
como owner OF a railroad and
dosent know what 10 do with II.
The Swan Lake Rad, q short local
road running out Of Pine Bluff, was
forfeited Tor non payment Of taxes,
aud Il 10 probable that the State
will have 10 give the company a
bonus 10 take u on her hands.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The other day William NeasOn.
convict IN the California State
Prison at san Qaentia. rescued =
man Who was drowning Ia the bay.
The man gave hlm eco. NeasOn
asked the warden to senl the
money 10 the Youngstown suffrrers.
The fact came 10 the Governor
know ledge, aud a few days ago
Neason received a free pardon.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

Whsruaa. On he ash slar of -
fsN9. letters "A naturalization we're
granted % the nnsiersiMlnad. hy lhn
thanefy court ~ Veplab e0uagy Mias. /,
on the state Of Eph. aim q. Pcyeton
deceased; all persons having claims
against the estate If said deoedent are
requested to exhibit the same, and
have tiaafs .s,ss{stes..t % a. =i..t. "a che
court granting letters, within one
year, 90 they will be forever baird.
MANS n MAfEs. S0L.
ASSIE e.. PETrox, Adm.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
ARemarLahIe CIclans Rein.

u. \. Wilson. a adacksmith of
OEarg, Mo, has a relic OF the
Mar~harld Cyclone. which oceurcd
on sunday, April -, lSsl. thai j.
a very rrmarA able curiosity. The
witness ~ one IT The fr,aks ~ the
great storm b. . BLACK qlau b,itls,
b"ut hN .nmr mN ~frriaus E-re he
20 ~ clips" Va bout crack o.
break "a the glass uhat ~. vlu.rsl
scrutiny g. y discover. The n~ck
% ~" bu',l actually tourhrs Ihr
eig ut thr bottom. anil ihn tact
hat The glass was nat hfnkru lH
any wlN h' the strange t,frr "a fhs
storm b, shuAn - the test ~ 49,
holding wt-r 90 any ether hail
Nv grtin I'll, turning tlr hrrlr ~
Tie water g. poured lu, d IN be
neaflN fllrd 10 - tan capartt,, 81
"a Ia show ih" f. ri,s.t spuaaurss III
the material THIS bottle wts
found b. NJ Wilson tee dil after
the Marshh,Il disaster aud rxa
mined hN PTai. Iier, Win saoh
came "a the Sr.nr ~ destruction ta
study thr phenomenal of The e, clone
from 4 scientific standpoint. The
famous meteoTplogist attributed the
bending oi the bolt'e - the foiee Of
elrctricty. The bottle was Eiand
~ the Srrck ~ one ~ the Marsh
Held drag stores. Mr.. Wilson ha.
been offered eXtrayagravt prices
for the curiosity, bat declines TO
part with the rrli
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The editor Of the Chattanooga
Times, himself an ex Federal sol !.
der, says: we never met a
genuine Confederate soldier We
could not fratrIuiEr With We
never met a sneak of Southern OF
Northern variety that did not want
the war fought over. The fellows
Who went 10 var got enough; those
Who ,kullel have been very mad
and hghty ever siBcc APpomat.
toA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The haard q supervisors wgll on the
Isl mossday ln Anxast. neat lee out the
contract % tepair The bridge toF bg Va
nrS hFsdgel over Saddsers cgeek on
Pleasant Road, according 20 PLAZA aud
spesifcations on a. IN The OhaueeTy
sserks eascr. scaled bids 20 ne same
esn b. icit with the elerk uatil fne tinse
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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The outlook for the cotton crop
u uufavOTable In West Tennessee,
North Mississippi, North Arkansas
and North Alabama, owing TO
impericc. stands, lateaess Of crop
aud continuous hal weather.
Tennessee reports much land plan
tel IN cotton abandoned. Corn In
all the four States Ia most
tlourishing.