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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-22
A Thorough Investigation if Any.

When the Southern outrage" investigation
resolution came up in the Senate to-day. on
motion of Democrats the words 'bribery" and
''or other unlawful use of money" were in
serted Mr.. German objected to the resolu-
ton, saying the forcing of this debate was for
the purpose of making an extra session neces-
sary. Mr.. Voorhees, then asked to have added
an amendment directing the committee to in
quire also whether money was corruptly and
unlawfully used in the control of the election
in November, 1888, in any of the States; and to
examine into the various sums of money raised
for such purpose, by whom paid, by whom col
lected, and to whom disbursed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-22
In Memory of George W.

All the executive departments will be closed
tomorrow (Washington's Birthday, which is a
legal holiday in the District of Columbia.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-22
A Load for Two Boys.

Mr.. Stockbridge presented to the Senate two
immense packages of petitions in favor of the
Sunday rest law" and sent them to the clerks
desk by couple of pages, who were almost
oyerburdened by the load.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-22
Dan to he as Well Paid us ,Iiue.

On motion of Mr.. Scott, of Pennsylvania, to-
day, an amendment to the deficiency appropria-
tion bill was adopted appropriating $1,000 to
pay Daniel Lamont, the Presidents private
Secretary, the difference between his present
salary and $1,000 year. the salary which his
successor will receive.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-22
An Undemocratic Democracy.

Mr.. Conger. of Iowa, to-day moved to increase
from $4,000 to S12S, 900 the appropriation for
furnishing public buildings. In speaking to this
amendment Mr.. Hatch, of Missouri, said that
the parsimonious treatment which the Com
mittee on Appropriations accorded to the pub
lie buildings of the country was disgraceful. In
his town of Hannibal the custodian of the pub
lie building had on account of the meagerness
OF the appropriations, been compelled to go
upon the street and employ a common laborer
to run the engine at 81 a day. The Judge hold
ing court there had telegraphed to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury that some arrangement
must be made or he would cease to hold court.
he (Mr. Hatch) had telegraphed to the post
master to place notice on the door tn at 1t was
dangerous to enter the building. Laughter
and applause. Mr.. Hatch continued to criti-
else the Appropriations Committee, declaring
that 1t had more nerve than anything else, and
serting that in the past it had Disseminated
against the rank and file of the Democratic
party by decreasing salaries.
Mr.. Savers, OF Texas, suggested that Demo-
cratic officials would be willing to hold over
under the next Administration under their
present salaries. Mr. Hatch retorted that that
might be true of Texas officials, but Democratic
otfcials in Missouri expected to resign after the
4th of March.
Mr.. Randall defended the Appropriations
Committee and said that it had struck against
everything that looked like the undue expendi-
ture of public money. Mr.. Hatch inquired
MueLuor DemOcraIlC secretary Oh Cne
Treasury was not as competent to judge of the
appropriations which should be made for furni-
ture as was the members of the Committee on
Appropriations.
Mr.. Randall replied that the committee had
examined into the contracts and knew that the
estimates of the department could be cut down
one-half, without inconvenience to the public
service. It had been shown that there had been
gross extravagance in the expenditures for fur
niture- Furniture had been bought fit for pal
aces, rather than for the comfort of the Demo-
cratic administration. [Laughterl.
After further debate the amendment was re-
jected.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-22
METROPOLITAN MELANGE.
Little Macs Monument Ready.

NEW fOHk BUREAU 5PECIALS.J
NEW YORK, February y2l.-Preparations are
about completed for the unveiling of the mon
ument of General George B. Mcclellan, on
Decoration Day. The shaft will be 46 feet high,
at base 8 feet inches square, material being
granite, costing $4,000 1t is surmounted by
large ball, on which rests an eagle. The ball
and eagle are feet high, and the eagle is feet
from tip to tip of wings.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
ElLiEa CTS Z wE.gwo.Ea

nn iudtN evening n.,, S. u
n lIIouth ta- ASA .-luuri usal
DOS Huur Nd l.Hl.r ,prHfE a.
0AsrIiinE Ela Doh AL accompanied
b., 3 man trou Gr,uait. arI when
GO 70 UuIur about Jtus miles i#u
Rl-In- sun, some parties in ruhu-H
hIgi urau lbym, bt'mg Nl.u ufh
ln-tul, and NruHiug ttr Hlrt
WlA Il tuy shuHl,r nj vfI le
remembered that some umc a-u, tu
q dinirulty br,urrp Futb,
lir,kius All Mclean ua one side
anil thr Mrrlrfy brother, ul tlr
Other, tuc tup laftgrvrry au lrH
AMI Ives and Al-trI hUl. WAT.
Nutth Was ui-i recently u WASH
lug.Il c'RutN ana HaquT.l III JHr
charge ui WuuI,t aal u4, u.l,r
bpud tO answer Buo.Uvr rAaiep.
It's friends advised hin not a. 80
hsca 90 Lraotr, a. threats haI
been made agaiu>, hn It's 49,
mains Werr taken o. Br1Yhhak,n
luF huual sam vty 4 member u
toe l2Jh Miss Regiment aud -
brave a soldier as ever went to the
lToni. To h. lIirul. Dee was llbsf-
al ana open hearted, ever ready to
accommodate and oblI r. lhcm. aud
.. -rauu rs them tg university -
we'll a. ln sunshine We had
known SAN from chlIdhAoI. ous
association az school suI la afirI
lite always beiag intimate. When
be- believed be VAS 81 -ht, bee irlte,l
nothing, when BE- uas con, incrd b,
Nas wrong, b. vas alalys ready
% make PREPARATION.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

The white people Of Selma, Ala,
have heen considerably stirred up
about an editorial which appeared
10 the Independent, paper ownesl
aud coz tul"d 10 nrgtnc.. and eli.
ted by Rp ant The lollovrg J.
The arIiclr, directed 10 the white
propI,'
Wrfc ou o. lsaSs tti. sputhlaui.
iu twcutt wears % " anld be- ous u tie
grtu.irst SECTION. ~ the glul,e. we
nuu u Show you mb+.. back ,raekers
huW 90 run rouutr, var wuuld
never .ev ruuKirf. halt starved, d~pfi
wing honest wurktagtu. v nut t an
hunest living p. tuu graf an.
nov have t ltis Huly amtttrr ~
time then tIis whole state uf Hfftirs
" 30 DE- changed aud hope a. taur
arlrHA. We "a fe u.Ner drstiuah a.
hlwats ~ sertant- bat a. al other
rares Nruiii aul mast haA e. upr ,lat :
y uu naw hove Fuurs hpu have bal
t1HG revolution an I civil wars. Hni
Az iinry prvdtt that gt 80 sen, Al.
.a.t dAE $40 nil have rur r,t war.
HHd We Hupr. ast,sl intend. that We
WII hy strong suaHa u 10 ~ ils lou sut
~ 'Ni.tsu,r, HnI hardly leave rpough
81 ou Co tell the .tor, O. D.. huuud
@" rnrae, and iu.t -u,h haI hr.ds |
ranks q. thg editor. ~ -puls re- oar
drmnrratt Journal. 4rr iu.t thr ri-At
sri % hasten u la iI lttur
Toe greatest Indignation 80 the
part - rlic whites Nas anon -,,l. and
Ertaul burre,ll, he the cnuutr,
Co.. lhe gaot OF hrs health Toe
"aurts 81 the psrf then hrld q
meeting and suspended publication
Nurh ut'rtanrrs - tHr ones gi,ru
above obs 20 ID show thr ~sn
nruts ~ tbv negro race, Nhtyb 81
rasiUn iiy crop oat thiough such
tucyLdiIriss as BNauf
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

By the nietniers - the llaxlehus.t To-
cal Chauisnqga Circle.
u has pleased the all-N ise Faiher 81
remove from oAf midst a most faithful
member. Mise Italian - Cata. We. =.
a ttrrie. deem q a Trigilege o. offer d
her memory tn follow ing
o. her death Ns. the hscal q. 4. sc.
20 liaglehars'. reAllzs thar We have lot
a nshlr. earnest supporter. nt~mbar
u b. never shifked duty and one hsse
brilliant iutslle Ne most sadlT miss.
tier many christian. moral, social aud
intellectual graees bad eudyared her o.
a large eirrls q frteads. tguipprd rs
uuusual natural ability, supetlar train
lex aud zeal Or ieaf ning u va MT
surprising that shr Nas sminenilv sue
ressiul Va every pursuit Courteous ard
kind o. ali. torgrtful u self self depre.
ciatiag, vt courageous Tor the right.
Ia "uf sorrow we tara from onr uW "a
loss g. teuier oar siaoerr aud hsarffs,t
sympathy o. ths home rifrle. ~ d. kury,
best htr sweet attFafliyeness the pare
generous, warm hearted. gifted oar
whose ioNely character constitute fsf
TN nl "a precious heritage.
Ia thr riii moist earth We lpid her
here the forrest east the beat.
Aul wr sept that aae - lovely.
should have a lie 50 brief ~
Mas OKAH rowEII.
Mas. 4. " kANKsroN.
Miss lot JoNTs.
" j. MsYt..
VI. q. toNtNaTpS.
COMMITTEE.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

a. 81 y aAH a''.
80 va. ",'fh N"N.
'"'i 49, "'h
~ W. lis ~ lni' 90 H "lif
-. U"' ''" '''''@" Wa "'' -,
.'n =. ~ !" WIN ,''''' t'ih1 love a"i
',.',...,. w, 49,. ~ ~ ny ~ pa
-. -, ""
,'..- 4, ,sl "'N 49, "n' NV
" ""''''
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
.EE wAR r:T EErEp

Gen W r. sherman cnie,talns
the same hairrd tor the southern
people a. De- lid When he marched
thr'ugh Georgis AMI lrGl behind
him ruin and drsolau1u. A u
well known Hea sherman and hls
army rassed by Augusta after
burning Atlanta. A Augusta AS
iull 81 stores aud the site Of the
Confedsrate stronghold, Sherman :
iailure 10 take Augusta has AWAY ;
been suljrct of speculation AID
discussion Mr. 4. A. Stana n,
writing to Gen. sherman on anoih
er topic. accIdentlly mentioned this
matter. The Chronicle Published
Gen. Sherman's reply, which con
tains tue following remarkable
paragraph
Elf the people Of Augusta think
] slighled them In the winter ~
1864 > by reason Of personal TREND.
ship formed IN 1874, they are mis-
taken or u they think made
mistake 10 strategy, lrt them "a,
20, aud, With the Pesidrnt's oon>
seat, ] think ! can send . detach-
meni Of 100. 900 OF 50 Of 'sbermaa's
Burbers' ana their descendants n DO
viii hnish ap the job without
charging Uncle Sam q ccaG.1
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
LETTER Fa:x NJ DAVIS

The invitation committee. 81
Nhlch ! - Gttub.uv wl- rhair
man, invited lion. Jefferson Dl,l-
-n attend the a. Hntun, b4t osiu.
Go lbg rrpl, ulus mlss,ut, o. dld
not r,a.h here un.I th, dlt after.
Below 40 give the l,tl,it
rtNtNuIB, Nj. Au4.lEI4 50
MI . y GRtNRnEEl
Accept Wy thanks lr ,uug worry
vrarf.Ia- letter ~ the Hth u.I. q
uuu.i give WF .iHrrr. pitH.u.s e.
W"#t fHa HI..Is+lp uHp. rt lttyis.turst
ua tHr o. ip.t but my hsaIu viii
uH. pruuN sea- q euIn urr pleasure
tnur iu,llatfan utsf- MANY wears
.rr r4p-ri SINCE iulthr uppaftu
u.'E uf miugtu4 with mt ruuuirymen
Ny tHpiHb nHuutE buf umr has Ia 10
v as rifpri tHr ~ tt.nltr regard in
wNt.h tHHY haNr ever bosom considered
ltrtsr a..ufr jas veterans Who NAV
ur wlth 500 au thr -ti u ths sinrrro
good vI.Ar, Wiis Whi.a I Hn.
latsfHally.
irFFtE.. DAVIS
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

The State Alliance ~ Alabama,
q presenting t,sll front IA ilr
fight against the obnoxious lute
combine The follow ing Vas issue,l
20 the pubiic from The rrc.nt state
Alha"cr m,rtiug IN that State. a.
Witch 81 hodges and Sc. O1
mvmlsr- wvfv ptr-put.
"As an organic ltion the Alliance
has cuivryi the Contest Nth the
iute haEEiug monopoly with the
determination b. ala. u has go.
tered upnn the var after careful
picme'iitatious, and proposes 10
lsht IL uuf 90 the Issue offered h
a ruhber, 90 calmly aud laNfully
rob ~ members ~ millions. with 40
snch words as i,ll 90 be- recognized,
ana any otirf ~ compromise l. az
insnlt 90 the intellt gence ~ it, mem
bers aud an outrage upon ths ~
Judgement. Il = net the policy Of
organization Co diyulge IL plans
noF make kuuwn - meth pds, hut b
T. the c0ntrol Of Intelligent aud pa
tTiotic meR II Alabama Who have
rrsulutriy Determined anj irrey0
eably fxel upon the Purpos. a.
make any sacrifice, ugdeFgo any
haT,lships, aud suffer aaY damag.
rather than o. sccept the eAactlous
oi that bold and dedaat rotl,er, the
Baggiug Trusi, Who has fixed the
aeasueer Of bis eapidity and gwen
notice oi The exten. Of bis graSpiag
avarice ior the preseat year bs
hauntIng ln the face q ever, South
era itFm-T, ''stana anil deliver 10
ms 5,O,Hl, ON Of yoaT hard earned
delldrs." The alliance knows and
values the import 81 the assurance
q gives TO the farmers of Alabama
that cotton baggiug will be lHovli-
ed Toe the pfesent season; thai the
ght against the Jate Traxl - wan.
that ther wtll usdcrge bat lutte H..
eonvenienee by delass; aHd u sends
forth ice soiemn ASSURANCE 90 every
farmer IN Alabama tn p.fiset ooa
hdenee and faith In stand arnl and
redemption l. At hand.r
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

The story guess that a csrtaia 40
eitty sOung man, noted fw bis
handsome beating aud winning
vuior. accompanied a Young lads
10 hef h0mr, and n. all tine lovers
io. hngerrd yef little while a. the
gate 10 have 4 little tetr-a-teie with
~. iatr companion. The nigl,t "a.
hranliiul, a. one uear ~ tntsnae.
susi alriye al he ioy,ri, Mhs
suuuidn't she kiss himl Nuh tus
maidruIN mulesiy she refused. lie
lnplutvd sac sill Withheld .uom
him hat which wouid all III. snul
wHh happiness fae request was
rIHat,ti ~rtrgal times auI ~ co.
grass''d III 4 the Noang man become
la Auoiug b. iai.tsl q nptirs The
apiloAr ut q q pateutai ,Irp. Tee
uld gentleman, v ha bad brra there
hIm,rlf and del not care 10 intIude
upon the happiness IT the ,ouug
cnuplr, quirih stsptri h.hipl =
rlntrulrur ro~a hash and waited,
thinking tae Dung man woHla snbu
leave a. this b. Vas mistaken.
The luNrr tarI Over ihr request
u1itl ihe t'a'lsner IT The Oh gen
lIvmau Ms exhausted. \ voice
lhr couple veil kbe,g. aruusrd them
lrom thrIF happiuvs, va tome oI
impilirul auget hy saAiug: 'Dau.h
fpE. Kiss tue "A - Nttin tppl aud
lrt him - hoae'' q = reported
lhlt the NnHng man ouly .hlt the
sruuud % high plaess To- his ga
leave. 90 compls Wilh The uld gra-
tlsmau's uaursI. -Ex.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29


S'h'' we ATE o'ihis cpnNeh tion'
~" ''l'"'' h's 'N'fh frequently heard
'na' 'h''e "o'ila hc an oplosi'
''"n '''ee' =" zoe one nominated hA
'''h '''' '"'i'h' ihN hahirs 81
- 80" Pa'''es ave hcrh mentions
- - h~ihg The ones Who would
constitute TIE independent ucArit
on u y 90 tfe tha1 'tari, That MANY
% 'h'm nave hrNri h-vn Consulted
=" '"r 'hi'tri ani -'iur 81 them
"'"'d lra' With The almost o.
''h'fl snch piei"irll'"h There =
~ '""" "'t stat 'nA'" hi'e
''" '''''' - W h = irArii hal
'''''' ''''' "H' a'r he lra'ir :
." '''' ''"'''"' "' '"''''d 80 s,e1'
~ l"'-"hs - ~ uu ilo Ticket.
""'.'r ""Hti hf thr lo'''Wihgs u
Y -i'r" "Hi ihaI iAr proposed iirt +
II "ouI . h'' hr rrIu' iica nI
indri".id'ht u''r. hui composed "a
me ''r''sr"la'i'rs "i drmocga's
Nh1 claim lhri uti some bind 90
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

~ tar .a- state eject ga la West
\UEun Gad republican. VA
-INan rHr rrtla Sc declaring htm
ID %. elected Gattupr. Firmiug,
Zoe democratic candidate, flied a
rnutc.t abd a recount ct the votes
Nyry hsi, conducted bv three re-
publican Judges THIS recount
showed gross republicans ilauds,
and also reversed the maiptitv,
making Fleming Ihr properly elec-
tci Governor. u mocrats al over
The State are highly elatrd.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

N Irnur D.. stuart. daughter Of 4.
d aud N N Douglas. AID wtia ogJu
stuart. Deceased, drpartr1 this life 80
thr @ ne" ut , " M,i'hau h-f hftthet.
tH hu, near ~mtFut chBrch. toUiah
couuty, june ath, l,s1. ageI 50 years ?
moughs ani l6 dats
Thu pa.ssd away a loving and abe.
dient daughter ~ affprtionaie sister
devoted wtir aud faithful aud fe4ipu.
christian. white iu the truisr years a
tuuth, shr l0tiag.H gave brr heart 90
Iesus aud wA- nulted ~ baptism tn Nra
Hope Baptist chUrgh. she was AZ dsaIh
ussial and cons. tent member #
smyrna chur,h Frh 10Th ls~D. he
was happily uBttri la marriage O. ! u
stuart but 4 msryiiul God did not long
permH this happy unipn. ilr took away
rs death her noble aud devoted hu.
band I'M. sore srtaYeurnt she ga
dufei o. bee death v ith hamblr sub-
Wl..i.u o. the Inri'. will believing
that az JhinK, work together laF goo.
e. th.-y whp love Him. she Wu. mush
beloved aud bIebly repeated Peace
fHl, truthful aud faithful was her ufr.
Her death b. severely Iait iu ths d suts.
rhHub nod SUNDAY seauul Long Niil
h,r Ilr...su if fiusH#a l,a la tna heart.
Il hrr maUt irieHis 4Hl Relatives she
saii 90 hcr Weeping mother Iust before
death. aW Tsa1s o. -. 10 her
hiuihtF aud uult SISTER Ne extend sym-
pafhE auh offer au carur-t prayer.
death borders un our hifth. aud oar
cradle tauds 10 uur graYr. .. J g.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

"Oh, me- shoutrd little Dick
You Ought t1 see or oil rooster.
lou never "a such iunuN sisht
! pulled thr feathers all outn h.s
tai.
"luu cruel boy" chidvd tue
mother, "hr must hc .yr, i,ok.
tug 81 lrcL"
lie d. glr,til.y uHd httle
lhvk, lie .opks iu~t ikea wuHan
a inuuf uu uustl,! '-EN
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
oaeIal Rui,E..
b. a. 81 Io,E

y Hasa subordinate alb
aure thr p1asr to change wee. / IT
Ar. >. 40 a. Ia make The durs pan
aide AZ tIv last nretiua u ,ur
qlatteIs
What docs IL mean ~ mem-
lrts IA arrears to- thtr,f munghss
De, it mran that II sha. Tun un
til th, lFst - the quarter before be
a. su~p, udrti.
- Has a msmber the light 10
ihr new wpf,l u be ducs not paw
las dues tt Zee 6.,' Df The quarter,
and has hr au, u.at % q tralc
card.
A l.. No.
4 means that fuc patty ,ha /
H. suspended al The end NJ thr
quarter " bis du,s aIv nut paid
o. 81; br has 90 ught w. the
alliance after hriug suspended fpt
due, -uuJ even a ilght Ia q seat ~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

fte trtrsttaa fram isne liage TipE aud
paiulud sickness O. fohust health faarka
a. efssrh - the lie 81 The Individual. sac
remarkable eveat - treasured N tie
naefHHrY aaA the aTemsF abs rely tAe
Wsta heal ~ has pesa alGaiama u graae
fsfly hirsssa n Hence u y that - mach
q beard - praise "a ~ tnc lhtters :"
many irei they o3e their rontoraiiou -
ht arm - the use &c the great Alternative
aad Tonic, u yon are trpnbica Nith ang
IL sees ~ Kidneys. saver 80 stomach =
lun 4 ~ short stanahlg ypu ala surely hnd
feiie shy use ~ klartrae ~ ter sid -
SEA and 81 PEI bottle ~ u . Kings.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

= he boaFd ~ supervisors viii an the
art Monday Ia sept next iet oat the
hollow ing contracts. tixf 70 buiI q
bridge over Peggy Greek ca the nean-
reg ard aud heekpoft road. Go repair
bridge over Seoits treek on Port Gillsun
road. 70 repair bridge over Copiah
rwek nn tssuF gvtpWn rad
Nj q said ronirarts Nlll b. required
q ~ done arcnrdimg q plans ani spsrt
uraliuns on hls. sealed hids ,au d. al
"a With we. up b. The iime % letting uut
sail cuutrarts T. 10. gHa.utuuY
a-ls~N tsFk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
Big BARGAINS In Real and
Personal Estate.

s.D acres one mile south - Galmau.
90 J, (, Railroad tOn acres open aHa
under irncs. We'll Improved ilnr water
anl ~ arrv- uut in rhaire psarh trees.
- hsad q mules. 80 bushtls of ruru
gone and al farming implements
offer The above fuT a. .UN - .ula
Uash down, balance uu s-sE term. Ibis
utisf Niil hold good till 1T a py,. neat.
D. "a Bt kkAGl.
llatlehuF.t, M.s
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

The Pe'ehaichie, Rankin county.
Farmers Alliance has declared bv
RESOLUTION that any member using
tate hagging, manufacturer by the
ute bagg,nE trust, foF the purpose
at wrapping cotton. shall be enn
silered an enemy 10 the Alliance
and expelled from the order.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

Y &, Patty. chairman, has call
81 o meeting Of he state democrat
BE- executive committee for satur-
DAY neat, sist lust. at ~ o'clork
10 Jackson A full meeting i
'l"sirrl, n matters Of great puhlic
importance vii l'c M for consider
alton.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
Notice For PuhIIcatInn


July 18th. is~g
NHiirr b be- reby given that the f.I
60 81 Hg named .sltlef has Il "a notice Il
81. iafsutiun O. make anal proof la sup d
pert It his claim aud that said praal
"a ill D. made before the Judge ~ on b..
ai'seurr . - CRANBERRY clsrk ~ tn
rh4G.rrN court topiah county ~ TIA
a.Hh .rsi ME-, va sept 2nh I-.l. VIZ
Preston Nyer. Homestead NJ. lt7l.
tnI ihn -Uqr -Wqr ser. lTt1u.T.le
o. name. the following " itu,..e. o.
prove his tuuiiuuUu- rrsidruce upon
aid cultivation st. said and. via.
Iimothy Warmer, e.. : Dasis. Henry
Moran. Willi. FARMER. al - uaglyhur.t
4. -. Copiah Couniy. Mis-
ia u. ~rlwARt. Register.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

Make no Enistaka, but look 10 year
Interest hv seeing What Won get. as
well a. what yom pay fer ". Ming
will al your prescriptions with aeenr-
acy aud frosn Tie best and parest stock
of drugs 10 be tosana In Mississippi,
aud lael a. well a. 81 least be nill
charge you ~ lfllle Tor them - fhe
same qaalily and quantity can be had
for ID any eoamiFv.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

Daring the progress Of the pri-
mary elcctloa At Newmans Grove.
Warren county. last Saturday. a
difficulty took place between W. n
blabslon aud Jas. Lsuicr Plstols
we've dfaEn aud promiscuous firing
followed. Several parties took =
hand ia the melee. One man was
Killed aud Gse wounded. The
nfabse'as are said 10 be brothers IN
law ~ Blslap GALLOWAY, aad
smgng the inosl ealimabls tilizeus
~ ise eouasf
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

~ the convention held In Hinis
county last week, the following
ticket was Nominated; Represen-
ialives, II, Peyton, j. A. T.. Camp
bell, Jr., Jos- Fitzgerald aud T. NJ.
Hufilni sheriff, A. .. Harding;
Treasurer, ]. NJ. Brown; Assessor,
II. Casper Surveyor, II. A. Bell,
Coroner. Ar. IsouK.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

Ahcrrl., ou tie sih dty a. lu.t.
i"~3. letter. ~ administration were
granted io the under.,einrd. by tie
Z Mr'r, court II 1opiah rount, Ni.,
ea 90" estate - Eph aim o.. rc, elton
deceased ~ person. having ,.auu.
against toe estate a. .ail d..ud.pt. 4fr
gIr-trd 90 exhibit the came. aud
have ib'W reg .tefl by tbo rlrrA ~ t4r
court granting 'eiirrt Within oue
year, ur they aill De- forever barm.
Mans & NAYEs, Soi.
ANNtF &. PtNroN A,u
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

lndgc Atm OBJ, Associate Justice
VI the supreme Court of this state.
has resigned. 10 take eject oct IL
W. wiu Frwuve ~ Birmingham,
Ala Who viii 10 bic successor
- The question Many are willing,
az only one eau be- called
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
Lost

A. the Reunion ~ Damascus On
Thursday. 2.nd, met. lasiy's gold
huntiag ease, stemw inding vat h,
with tle monogram ,. I u. engrav-
on The hack Attadsed was a black
tpb cham. A .iberA reward win be
given the lnder.
Ma. SADIE Tn0Mrxos
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

AhuBt inur editors ,sar lie
wI'u iH,lt 'ss,ls uu ~ Mi,sis.tp.l.
-E",'lr t.Nas H.
) Jbr NlsI.-.p.l ,llur vlH
dau .'s,.ift - h1ii., uut al lk,' lie
ltst...I..".. o. eti vH ..Hl "a
hls a., tH mtis ,tHui Wp.--
.4J.f..r .H.f.H44..
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

sht.oh guugh and consumption cure
Is .Hld 1N ~ 90 a uafani,p. u care
consumption. sold Al Penn drug
store.
th"aiham = thlll Tonic doe. not ls.asr
ibe system in debilitaiei condition.
bui tones up and strengthen. yuu. ture
au.rlut--nI