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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30

THE Speakership question is what is agi
tating the people at the present time, and it
is matter Of much importanc to this Coast.
Tom Reed, of Maine, one of the ablest
members in the House, is making strong
pull for the position, with Mckinley good
second. while Cannon seems to be consider
ably in the rear. Reed is pronounced
enemy Of silver, and Mckinley is but a
trile more friendly, while Cannon is a sound
silver advocate. If, as it is claimed, the
silver men have majority, we see no reason
why they should not elect Cannon. The
idea of members, especially members from
this Coast, who profess to be friendly to
silver, voting to place gold bug in the
Chair is ridiculous. Those members who
favor silver cannot afford to lose single
point, and any one Of them who votes for
Reed or Mckinley will give other members
the impression that they are not sincere in
whatever they may. say in favor of silver.
Congressman Bartine is frank to say that his
vote will be cast for Cannon. He is right.
The people Of Nevada would never have
elected him if they for a moment doubted
he was not sound on silver. He is showing
the people right at the start that the trust
they placed in his hands will not be abused.
DR.. J. NJ. CASTOR, who lived for fifteen
years in Brazil. is personally acquainted
with President Fodesca. "Fonesca," the
doctor says, "has never been to the Parla.
ment. He seemed not to aspire 10 office un-
der the Emperor. He was always remarka,
BILE for has independence. Though of Por-
fuguese extraction, he is not of dark
complexion. He is rather fair and his eyes
are gray He is now sixty Two or sixty three
years of age; his hair and beard show great
deal of gray. He is about five feet ten
inches high and weighs about I65 pounds.
He is portly and altogether a man of fine
physique. He has q well.developed FORE
head, wears a full beard and has nose
slightly inclined to the aquiline, but not at
all prominent. His face is full, but not
forid. Though lawyer, he has been a
planter and STAKEHOLDER. He was at one tirae
temporarily in charge of an American
school. One of his daughters married an
Englishman. and the other, who married an
American, was for several months an inmate
of my house. it was with view to associ-
atoms with Americans that he declared his
daughter should spend some time in my
house. His boys were educated in an
American school.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30

THE Dominica Deputy Minister OF the
Interior says the Government will insist that
the Alaska boundary, as defined by treaty
between England and Russia, shall stand as
the boundary between the dominion and the
United States,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30
ON JANUARY goth, 1890,

to pay delinquent taxes and costs against the
same, unless said taxes, penalties and costs art
paid to me before said date:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30

THE State papers are doing considerable
talking about who should be appointed
Lieutenant Governor, and what he should
do after he is appointed. We apprehend
that the widow Davis had much rather re-
ceive nothing from whoever may be appoint.
ed than to have the papers keep continually
before her the fact of her sad loss, and Go
it too in such manner as to make it appear
that she is an object Of charity. The intent
of the press is evidently all right, but there
are some subjects with which it has no bust
ness. This is one of them. Whoever is
appointed to the office will, no doubt, be
gallant enough to remember Mrs. Davis with
out the suggestion being paraded before the
world.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30
on SIondy, January goth. 1880.

of Q o,c,ock NJ. to pay the aforesaid delinquent
tayes nen. ties and costs: also that Is per cent
On tbas pp,sunt of said taxes, and 81 per name
for ad vesising, and 81 per name for Auditors
.crti6e,e, he collected in addition to the orig
mai TO- also that said property is subject 10
radar9tion within six months from the date OF
sucIsale by payment of all OF said sums with
~ cent. per month from date of sale until
nd. J. HUNTOON, Treasurer.
dayton Nov, 25th. 1856.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30
NOTICE.

IN THE EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
~ 1886 one James Crumm left at my ranch in
Mason Valley. two work mares for pastufage.
Since the above named date have been unable
to learn the whereabouts of said Crnmm. There
Is a bill of $500 against said Crumm for pastur-
ing and breeding said mares for the past three
years, and unless the owner of the animals
settles said bill of 5000 within the next thirty
days will sell said animals to recover the
amount OF the bill. G. HERNLEBEN,
Mason Valley, Lyon county. New.
Dated Nov. LIST, 1889.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30
FOR SALE.

T HAVE FOR SALE A COMPLETE SET OF
Blacksmith Tools. The set is new and will be
sold at bargain. For further particulars ad'
dress, J.H. HEPwoRTH. Dayton. New
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

n has bs.~a ran sr~d II late
am''ag -ssas ~ "a. fi~nl. Of Me-.
n. q. Cosa that he wiIi b. q caa.li-
date &c Chansaalss ~ thl. di-tslcs.
whilr this rss'ort a. yst lscks CON-
fiimaIloa, siill W hol,~ thai Il 4.
true. We have kaswa Mr. C.,aa
far years, aud N oar a,.lnlau, ~
l-Hnt ~ rainsni l-gal sttalnmrai-
AMI sl'lsaslid rx-cative ability, he
has no Superior IN s.,ath NJ .sissil,.
u. In sddnIog To Mr.. Coaa bslag
onr ~ the b~-I lawyers Ia the State,
he esJays the rrpatsiioa 1, Q bcing .
due business man as veil a. al
apright chrisiian gentleman. While
ih-F. are many E-nIl"mva "a ID.
district sell q Ialin'i Coz the lp,si
taoa la~ntioa-d, vt We are cana,
deHt that the splsointm~nt of la
II any would give tbe satisiActiar
A. would that Of the gen lrmar
whose name heads this .rllci-
Saould Mr.. Conn hs-e,,ms a eaudi,
date tor ehancelot, snd Gov sion.
Sc ht 20 appoint bin, ne arr esr'
tain that be- wvnld weaI Ihr jadiciA
rrmin~ ~iib homer TO hilasrIi aut
ere lii To ~. State
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24
A tlesa lavsslmsnt.

About four years ago Ne. silas
Ramsey purchased tie place on which
he nov resides, one aud a haH miles
east Of iiaEleLurst. Then but lltGle
~ the land was In cultivation aud the
place poorly improved, Nov u u
considered by nAny the best property
la the county.
What has been done 20 bring about
such . ehshgel Mr.. Ramsey has
opened about one hundred more acres
u land, haa built very neat aud con-
Portable home, and, beet % ali, two
years ago pat Oa. nearly teR thousand
searh trees, covering something less
than one handrsd a1rus--ths Isrxesi
or hard In r0plah eonnty. 90 c@urse
MF. Mam@ay h.. nas dane this wahoal
consifsfsbls eaaisgs bat shea wr
consider ehst tie Fwtnrns u these
tres will ~ mext *a@son "a II not
k'zsa' W. e.: " sslf y ~ esi ssas ~
ssnd dssll.rs.
Mr.. Ramsey slso has a large straw
berry farm. aud melon aud vegelsbls
farm u ten seres Besides THE H.
makes several bsles yearly Of lhs
a~ery staple.
We mention this fact not merely q
call aitsRtion Co Mr.. Ramsey suos'es,
a. fruit and vegetable grower bat d
how what our due land. are rapabls
~ ander pr"per management. An,
une else with push and energy can q,
as murh. Ouf lands are rhesp, Hns
ohe has a"t money sufficient to %,
all cash be can purchase on time viii
easy yearly payments. In the neal
future We hope TO see msny ot oui
citizens investing largely Ia the frui
and egetahle industry. We kaow
whereof st speak there l. money 10
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24
.aTEr rvI.i:

Mth ilt- issue, my connection
Nith Ihr CorIAu SiGNAL csa.--.
l'tt over aH wears, have s'ool ~
tbr helm aud ru1-.vursd 10 49,
shape - pp'ir, that h vould ~ a.
lutll'uriug iIc'of IN hailiiug M
she town aud ih bringing prusp"ri-
~ 10 ihr county al large, ever hay
ing ~ view The purpose ut conduct
ipE 'he paper ou high moral
piaur, ifrr ton person ,llIirs ana
ulAaNs q srroug adv"oate Of trm-
perau-r, cluoA'irn. good morals
url I,lis,nn
D. .sr,iug that WIN the agiieul.
tursl u,irrrst o. any community
UtslB prosperous aud ptogfrs
~, utntlr,nn hat al other iu,lus.
tries. trades aud profession woulI
hs' Ut,r pru>lst sul he The l#.nr.
uaartas | hrsltily rnlofs,'d ibs
irnrts muNrn~nt 10 hrltrI thriI
ambition H. 80 iue. larury AMI have
'trNrrd enrar-l'y ~ their b''h ~,
and ~hrih~r ot not tl,oss ,tiHts
tl,s cbnfi batrd Ia lbsli bcuehl.
leave Zoe Iab,IC h. SAY.
ln rfutng tom the SIGNAL h
O., uut nv puII'n~r "a lravr Cupial
ruuuiy. ", lot was east h-rr siN
wears age, add hy association and
.,u.au With hrr ptiri'tic all
snnl Iao,lr, ! h"d that 'CoIiah Is
COOL epou-b f,t mr
H. ml hrr'blrn OF the press
tal az ru, t,mrnIaIily The hu>i.
pvss BE-. ias,nuaii'nS whirh .
hard ln resist, aud u y very prob
able thattt sitfJ while I uiil be-
With ,un sgaiu.
Ms -nrrrs.nrs, Mrssr- ID NJ A
g, " Miller, ! camm,ud to nv cd
patrons - frnilrmsn wTl quslih,-i
fbr tiv|tE" ih,s'l'esass. han@.,,
Ani ahiiill 10 DO 81, aud moe tug
iar %. 'JittuUs ~ having q gpssl
l'HI"f herr ! b .i-ak fat them 49,
'sIITst Co-0p'rat,,'n aud l6eral
ItitOnag- on ,our part.
IL conclusion, bal one and all /,
Ni,h whom nv relations have a.,
~t's bren PHEASANT, gosd bye.
respectfully,
" Mitchell
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24
srsArca aEca3rs vrxws on A ccvsrl.
TuTlcnAr coEvENIsck.


GRRKsvILLE. Oct. 2s.--At q
citizens meeting Tuesday night,
United States Senator George
made an important statement of
bis views regarding = constitution
al convention for the State. Sen
ator George announced himself
IN favor % the proposition. lie
asserted that social and industrial
conditions have undergone mark
cd changes of recent years, Ia
which the science of government
bad been adopted In the new
Constitutions III many States
The tendency was TO simplify
Organic Law, To restrict legislatl. e
powers Ia cert .in directions. aud
Ia add dexibility IN others. Then
there was the troublous aud
threatening race condition. This
contained the chief demand. In
his judgment, for a new COn.ti.
tation, one formed by the white
people IT the state, and securing
by constitutional provisions white
supremacy. How this was 10 be
accomplished, by what terms and
what measures be did not deem il
wise Ia speak. That must be de-
oided through the deliberations
aud conclusions Of the convention
The sum Of lie wisdom. When
convened he had views To lay up
on the council boards. but none
which he was ready 10 surrender
aud saerifc u rejected by that
crucible, for, however various
would lie the opinions presented
the emergency demanded that
what was finally adopted mast he
approved by q practically unanl-
nous tody. However long aud
difficult To come at, agreement
must be had, aud when reached
he something which would inlen-
lily and solidify white unity,
Some bad expressed apprehen
sions u what such a convention
would do. lie could not enter
tain such fears, for IL the white
people 81 the State could not be
trusted H. wisely counsel and DIS
charge their duties in such con-
venth'n, the cause was already
lost, for all that was Ia be Deepen
ed upon ia their capacity for wis
don, patriotic effort aud sacrifc
Of self. -Times-Democrat.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

A. -et iHth 40 our -alatatoFy +,
ibis shall H. a Democratic pap-I,
1 shall not b ruu o. the inIerrst
~ az, man 90 st u men. A. Nill
c,,m arud aud uphold the good Ia
al thing.; snd, h. a irirndly and
chan able va, cnilc'se tht watch
ApI~aI. ~tong 10 l'uhlic officials
l'olItloal p.'rt,vs aud CORPORATIONS.
Ia lpsl>llng ulnn lhe elrctlOn Oi the
Drm"cIa Ic tlek,t hts tau, u docs
- uoi Ihioagh any prTso.'al PIE
frtrnos-s 80 mrn Sho oamlo-e th-
ticket, bul br,ause ihry are the
,lr,lsr,sl representatives. OF tbs
DrmoerAtIe party. Confronted ~ilh
a large blaok population that ~bii-'
esinuol al I'd TO diyisis lS.caase OI
san, p'.r-oa@l opposition To a part
II lhr ticket. II l. the patriai !,
man thai Ti--- alave I'eTsonal
I1trIv-l. auu ppJudi - and lo,,k'
tu b' g'n-tsl veal
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

tinn making M lei'Ii On taarn-
q Ism q. rsliioF ~ this paper I
take "a NY hat 10 Fh. gsoi pen ~.
Il tai'iah, a. we'll % to the hrsih,Ya
~ the trrSs. To the farm.r 4 ns..
-" iniInlucii''n, fsr u was ~ Cal,iah
that | AS borni q vas IN h.,
-cbool- that. - child aRd yoath, !
was 'sluoalr,l; hrr ciiiG .ns we're ~,
nrsi as-ssial's and arr nov IA,
companions aud lri-sd-; hrr IHtrI-
ss,s have brrn my Interests from
rsrly chil'lhopd 60 mttar- m.n-
h"od. In q wOr'i, a Va ns OF CoIi-
ali, iou have tRown me A. ehili,
>"u'h aud man, h,nc- l sa,, b.
to1, ! heed no intro iuciiou
To The editors of lbr STATE am a
strangers bui - tbry are grBrrall,
known a. q "h Iks the b--l oG 81"
baud, the Ia.unl'-rs Of whirh Ia =
give and t't- life, (grnrtally gi,-
,ng morr than thr, iak,l. avn sar
that fio1n The "a III Ircri,r VI
erm~ Which, ibuugh u L. Mt cnr-
dial, twill ~ - mpaihric ~ least
] hops ani hs'li-v- that 80 editor ~
this paper will live a. peace with
NY brrtbrrl 81 ID pres and 'hr
rrsI II mankInd, bat N Iald ~, !
lhing 81 q hghung ch,rs,trr b,
ehancr slip iuio The columns 81 thi-
I-fimlirsl, aud Ihrfrb, make SOM
cnr thirs' iof my hlo,-l. I want Il
distinctly understood that ] am not
the hghilng rsi,oT--ihat iunctisu-
az b~lug he fellow that lOpks Iitr
me
| ! faithfully promise TO q -cr~dir
e. all p''css copird f,urn ,HchaHg--
Rad ht my -ut-cnlEr-. The sul,-
~crilTTs a. the COPiAH SIGNAL ma,
want 10 kuoE What kind Of pap,.r
q cap q FROM nos OF Will t.lI
thrm. The paper will be count,
paper ~ the iullrsf srRs- of the
SuTd. II shall ls devoted 20 tho
iuIth"'a'cr 1T al rnt'tpri.r- cal.
sulaird - hulll az The oo1nty aud
Stale financially, intrllrc,uall,
a"d morally. H. Inliiic- viii H.
Democratic. l. shall b- ouIsp.,kru
on al q 'eslion- Of -ncial an.l I,,liu
e'l r~'"rn On matters - I,Tiucipl,
there y %" miiIl- ground iur az,
que, an I Ia Z 81 al To- lhe editor
The heN-paieI sb"ald IL. Of al
thing 40 educator. u shruid nu
oniN NOirr tie s.n im-ut II Ih,
I'rui'lr, buI y shunld niuald ihaI
ssuiimvHt | sh,dll ua, b had
bni bad. Naw, u Ir>t, ltrg l, 49,
he l'sOplr 1t ths ooupIy wh' thu
n this papTr shall l,- = .uco-ss
It. ''litOr aud pIopIir.ors wiii DO Al
Siihin ih'ir poser TO make II such
A. ! have sia'r-l IN sub-i anur b,.
tore, u ~ill further and assist ~
de,slorlng al cnt.TIHi~.s lunkins
10 iir I'ab,lc veal Then, fara,.r.,
hls paper = ~ your iu'vr,-sg mr,
chants, u T. h Years. IN q ~ofd. 4
4. o. - ~.ss ~tsss,
81 o. .a-~i.l 10 prnl%Tl, d-vvini.in-
lhis great country. Then lot a.
iurn 10 an make this I,al,.r wha
- should To-, one ui The best u n.,i
III" he-I I'Ap-f Ia the Sat. B.
+i,Ips thN lou wlll 10 this, I, in
bhaii II ~ ptupaivlur., tiara
lou ~ iGvaner iur tpe Aindnrss
Vet! nah,
,. ". MILLER.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

OuI Jtt Springs iriesds are
agi alihg the snlilrct Of . n~w
school banding. They should build
a brics By all means. for, shoaIsl
they baild Of woo,l. a. sbme pro
Iso~r, th' ~ j. not q I've, iutrlligsni
cItiE.h ~ the town but that would
r~gr~I u In the course Of tao o.
THREE WARS IT mast. Nothing bai
= magnificent brick bail,liag wOald
b~ ~ Erridag wiih the surroundings
"a Crystal Spriags, far u u knosn
FAR and wisl- .. one OF the prrt tiesl
y MT The pFrtlie.t town In the
s'a'e. HaElrhar~t aud w~-soa
have o.. mick lsaildiags. add
Crystal So lags ought n.t, aud will
Hol, W. lssllrvr. hr sshiRd.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24


M. ". l.. MurB~it'- man y
iIirnd, will D. GLAD Io k.ow that iu
- Nrrirg his connection wItE he
COPIAu SIGNAL. be l. sllll TO rrmaIb
eitiErn VI lisHlrhurst aud Col,iah.
Tue journalists throughout the
state Nil he rqaslly pleased TO
know that be- will so,.n ~ enter thu
ting a. a membsT Of the ''press
gang"
As an allie editor and prominent
Alhaucr naa, be u too sell kuown
~ nt-'l any oomuendstloa ~ Ca
hands: We will only say that whrur-
ever, Al -omr lu,urs day, h. una,
east his lot, or ia whatever ents,
pFi-r b. may engage, We wish him
the rmiHsat saccr@@ bis dlsiih-
guish 4 m-tir desrrv.s
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

Al ihr municipal sl,rtioa brld
lee Gsls sinas' 10 Iniianal eli,
Ina alm,,,' the entirr Dsm ,CrAic
ticket was ~. siri 10y large ma
imiIlr-, the 1Ist ssee'-ss boz the
D,m,eTals IA many ,rars. THIS
vlcIoT, l. qa,Ir significant - that
Indianapolis = The home Of P,r-
Ilvut HarIi~,n.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

We l~arh thai Ihrie at. . lea
soFe heal Dsn scgals l>avs the
'naikl 80 this o.'aaiy, Who g ysI
usi"g Ia get oat an laslrp-nslrai
candidate lot sheriff. We beartil,
ulsh that some 81 THESE K~ntlrm-n
would toy u themselves. LIT thssn
attempt 10 take tue chestnut aat
II the IRE witt thru owa nagrts
Instead 81 playing monkey wRh
soInr other iellaw; then we e,,ald
spot lhrm iot iatarr rrlrreac,., aud
1t them knsw how small the,
you'd appear when the election VAS
OYER Iiwekaaw The l'col'ls Of this
ooani,, as a. think, Ne do, they are
In 40 hamor - pat az sih such
ls,llshnsss ~ this .i~ctisa. ~ least.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

W. arr glad to srr that the Al
,iinc, Is still sr"Ihng up The eight
againsI 10" biTging trust No
bpl'l'r ~chrtn~ vas ever PLANNED lo
r'b the iafm-fs ~ The Saath thsn
that ~ the trust os Jur- tagging.
Tee iarmrrs, having b-vh r,lucA
tel b, Ihe Alll.snrs oa u. salisvf
IL trust, haze h~gaa 10 F~cuz o.
them - pul'l,e ~stl, em-@qa v
the hardest par II ths nxhti-
AL The c,,utilct no iess-s 4
fal. q yal, .f.sassm. tT ~"
tst- ul the allisnce to stand ~bouM'
~ 20 shuuhl.r, mAisiala unit, ~
sciina aud the wet ~ will b.
lb~iTs.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

s"ulh MlsNisIPII ~ a. mraa.
sbodid have the college Sblch -
s's'n 10 be- established un..r a.,
aasplc,s Il the MrIho,nsi drnuau
"aiiou. IL Sudth Mi,si,sipti l. 10
ba' u, thru ,Oidah ooantS, Il To-
Ih'h o''auI! th,n Mr~s,,u. tn gIrat
'''a'iulaciuiiustisn 81 Ihs SJuth.
TNrnt! five thousand dollars ana
90, acres oi land have alrrad,
tSrn promised 10y ils liberal aud
paiIiJ o. citiErus. Th,s u the
greatest Iuducruirut Offered by any
toSn tbs side II Jlck.oa. No
OlJsrtI'u 10 Nrssnn eau be- raised
un ancuunt ui t,cat.oa.
Situated vn the l. q. Railroad,
'''ie handr-d snl rw-ni, i've miles
HON \ q. and hort, Ave iroP JacA
SOU, IA the greatest whItr Uosnty H.
the site, a prohibition, a dOal,l,
prohibition toSu, ~ bsttsr placr
eau bs had. II mare money !. need
81, and W-sSon L. no able 10 ralss
", wr believe that The generous a.,l
unselnsh 40. o. Of Colaab Nill
coDe Ia hrI rvscur, thoagh u l. not
to Zoe IN their iowa, or their part ii
the cOanty. CitiErhs OF Culaah,
ht' haze this 10 l-gv lDcatrsi 90 OUT
noani, aud al Wr-son, which l.
making such Eraloas, uurrnuting
rff,Hts 20 s-carr the muc oOvrl..d
pTixe
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

From the time the Democratic
Convention nomlnated iis ticket
zee have supposed there would he
NO Opposition, and this suppo~i-
tion has y suited ,n perfeci apathy
IN the party. Bat we must nov
awake from this le,harvy, aud
prepare 10 meet the oppositisn
which u nov certainly In the Geld
For a hong time Il has been
whispered around that the negroes
aud the Independents would run
Thomas llamilloa for Sheriff. To
be sure ~ what we had la expert
the Chairman % the Democratic
Executive Committee called ou
Mr.. Hamilton Ia learn II thers
was any truth In these runners,
Hamilton, a. heretofore, denie.
his candidacy, hut refuses Ia say
be will not accept IL elected. This
20 course, puts him IN an attituds
where the Democracy must tIeal
bin a. au Independent candidate
This We .orrly regret. but II cas-
uo, nov he helped. lnasmach Al
the Radicals persist in stating thai
be j. q candidate. and inasmucl
as be declines TO gay he posltivqa,
all not accept, We are compellec
To regard him IN this hight.
We call upon the clubs ~ th'
county to At once begin such or
gauiEation a. ~ill hurry this move
ment 50 deep that the hand o
resurrection will MT reach IL.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

Independents are swearing load.
d bUoauHr their man vent back on
them Th,A Niil have occasion 90
-Nr,, sp,si deal murr briore be-,
@.l a msa 80 clme Out against
Eunn
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

The State % Mississtppl-To samae
wise.
You are commanded b. appear b@fare
the Chancery eoaFt ~ the county Il Co-
piah. in said state. on the second Aon-
aaF "a November lss9. 10 defend the
anil In sAisi court u . II, Puraer et al,
whersin you are a defendant.
This Oct sth -.
J. ID. CRANBERRY. clerk,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

lie sat In his door al noonday,
lonesome aud glum add sad the
aies were buxziag about him, led
by q blue winged "gad." Not
. sign IL business was there, hut
the flie- kept on buzzing about
the old mans hair. At last. Ia
misery. he shouted Great
Scott I'm covered with hies.
And the zephyrs that toyed with
his whiskers whispered, why
don't you advertisef"--Ex.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24
Notice.

Where's, on tie sab dav ~ July
iscs. letters ~ administration wers
grated 60 tie aRder-isined. by the
Chanery court of Gopiah eoantv Me.
on the estate ~ Eph aim q Peyeton
deceased; ell persons having claims
against the estate % said deuestcnt are
requested 20 exhibit the same. and
have them REGISTERED by the clerk ~ TIE
court granting letters. within one
year. DT thew win be forever baird.
MANS a MANS. soI
ANNIE a. pKWro~ Adm
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

We are glsd To ice able 10 an
noaace to our tratrr- thai we have
secured the srivic+s Of Mr.. II. ID.
Elliott a. ehi-i campp-iIer IT the
CoPIAH SIGNAL Mr.. Ellntt y
not only saown IA the Ioaruaisiie
eirrlr A. one Of the br.l printers ~
the State ba, he IL equally vel
knowa as an ~diIor Ills srryic--
are an abundant gaaIanire that all
WalIrT givra to "a for publication
will appear la the lbes' II stNls.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

Land Ofhce AZ Jnrksou, Miss.
Oct. 80. issa.
Natice IL hereby given that the fol-
lswlnx named settler has hief notice oi
hts lnlentlan 10 make 4 nal proof in sup.
port "a his tlaim. and that ssld prool
wlll be made before the Jadge, oT ~ his
absence .. u. CRANBERRY clerk ~ the
ChaaeeTy court % Coptah couaty 81
Haxlehurst. Mis.., on November "a SO.
via Timothy ,. Farmer. tiomestead
No. l50is, cor the M qr ne ~ sec "
1nrI 9.
lie names the following witnesses 10
prove bis conglnnons residences npon.
and enlgivslion of. sail land. VIA
Preston Myers. a. .. tlatis. Green
Bell. g. u. BFldgwa, all 20 crystal
Springz y. %. Ccplah ew1nty. Miss.
jas. %. STEWART. R.gi~tsr.
Tue state % Mississippi. 10 Nancy
flnellem
Yea are commanded to appear bef.re
the Chaneery Court OF the cssuatv ~
Cnpiah In said state. on the second
Nsaday "a n vesnbsF lisa. o. defend
the sail IN said eoart 20 helix fueilen,
whsrwln yan are defendant.
This Oct. 9th iss9.
T. ID. GRAxaERmv cLERK.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

Toe Nmih Mssnlana Catil. C"ln.
pans atgauiE u l,A kas-s-ll HaIri
.aa, aal eani'slizssl al s2.oosi ess..
has gaa. ts he vail aud lss'n rsslsl
ant rs Ih~ sheriff lo satisfy N~w
Yak maugagss The sh~tiifs
hammer t.ll an suNso rsttl~ and 40
hars~s. Pf~raslsal lIartlsan anal
ATTORNEY -Gsnsrsl Mi.l.r srv sahl
o. h. h~avy ln~~Fr ~ the iramsae
tlon.--Th~ tssmHtnaaw salfh.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

The members 81 the Democratic
executive committee are earnestly
requested 10 meet At iiazlehurs, +,
Saturday. Oct. goth Al ~ % clock.
A fall meeting i accessory
Gentlemen, don't fail 10 respond
10 this call.
ID. NJ MiLLER,
Chairman.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

IL has ls-rn neat 10 inpos sil,le 10
81 out = paper ihi. Srek. but ~
have done The best Ne coall. We
hope 10 improve 9Th the rnsaing
isnnrn.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

ls.i all D,Tm'Er.Is kr,-p sn r,- os
ths Drmocra (h who j. whiylH ring
caui"usly. las easy TO brat
BIowh, and u ,ou wiIl just be q
candidate toT sheriff ~ will sl~ci
,ou." By "Se' rhei mast nec.---
saIil, mran a frw Drmoc' ala y DO
"pi'osr Mr. BrUwa personally, aud
hr nsgttt-.