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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-14

gave his experience with charitable organ
izations in Denver.
SHE ALLEGES CRUELTY.
Emma E. Mays has filed complaint for
divorce against her husband, DR.. w. N.
Mays, ex.Superintendent of the Stockton
Insane Asylum. Her complaint alleges
cruelty.
WILL TAKE A HAND.
Liberty Post, Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, this evening passed resolutions asking
that the Directors make an immediate in
vestigation into the charges brought against
the Governor of the Santa Monica Home
for Veterans.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-14

| hope you will pardon my late arrivl," /"
said the young man. as he seated himself
IN the easiest chair. II forgot my
umbrella, and had to stand in a
stairway until the shower was
over" That's one on you, Jennie" /"
shouted Tommy in great glee. al told you
so. OF course he had sense enough to 60
in when it rained" And the silence, like
a soft hat, was plainly felt-Iere Haute
Express
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PORTLAND RACES.
j. NJ. r.. Sacramento Horse, Wins a
Good Runn;no xPo.a

d. W. H.. a sacramento Horse, Wins a
Good Running Race.
PORTLAND (or.), September 13th.-The
fourth day of the races was well attended.
The running, three-fourths mile dash, had
i've starters and was won by ]. NJ. r.
Time, 1:l6}.
Three-year-old, mile heats, to harness,
had four starters and was won by Blonde
IN three straight heats, Nervissa second.
Best time, 2:36.
The 2:27 class, three in five, mile heats,
to harness, with three starters, was won by
Colonel Bradshaw. Best time 2:25t.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-14
THE CASCADE FIRE.
The Woods still Burning-The Bridge
VIII be Rebuilt in Five Days.

WIN be Rebuilt in Five Days.
TRUcKEE, September 13th.-The mount.
ain fires at the Cascade are still raging,
The bridge that was burned was over q
deep cut about 100 feet high and $50 feet
long Over three.quarters of mile OF
snow sheds have been burned, and while
the railroad company has it under control
on the line of the road it shows no signs OF
cessation in the woods.
The railroad company has gangs of men
at work cutting road through the woods
in order TO transfer the baggage and mail,
and freight teams are in demand at $25 per
day. They expect TO have the bridge re.
built within five days.
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BAY BREEZEs.

The Murder of Captain Logan Still a
Mystery-Other Items.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 13th.-There
is no clue yet as to the identity of the muir
derer of Captain Logan.
SHOT BY SALOON EEEPER.
John Haggerty went into Steeman's S
saloon on East street tonight and wanted
a drink without pay. He was refused by
James Jourdan, the barkeeper, when a
quarrel arose and during it Jourdan shot
Haggerty in the left breast. The wounded
man was cared for and Jourdan was ar
rested.
CONFERENCE OF CHARITIES.
At the evening session of the Conference
Rev. o. G. McCulloch read a paper on
Charity Organization" and ]. s. Appel
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-14
B0uIanSer's Candidacy.

PARIS, September 13th.-Despite The re-
tusal of the Prefect of the Seine to receive
General Boulanger's declaration of candi-
dacy Tor member of the Deputies, pla-
cards We're posted in Montmartein, Depart-
ment OF the Seine, announcing he would
be candidate. The police tore down the
placards and arrested the men who posted
them.
Death on a Train.
WINNIPEG (Man), September l3th.-H.
]. Clarke, o. c., of this city aud one of the
best-knOwn lawyers in the West, died on
the Canadian Pacific express to-day while
en- route TO the Pacific coast The BURSTING
ofa bloot-yessel was the cause Of his death,
He took an active part in politics, and was
at one lime Attorney General of Manitoba,
Hanlan Wants to Row for Ducats.
TORONTO, September I3th.-Hanlsn the
oarsman, says that if Matterson. Rubeer
and Wallace Ross, or any two of them
will guarantee him a race for f5OO q side
each to concede reasonable expenses. be
Will be most happy to cross the Atlantic
and take them up.
African Town Destroyed.
ZANZIBAR, September 18Th. - Captain
Wissmann's police have destroyed the
town of Kondutschi, between Bagamoyo
and Oar. Es-Salaam. Captain Wissmann
WlSuSu 10 pUNiSn lue LHuaUlldHtS VI tue
place for supplying the insurgents with
arms.
English Turf.
LONDON, September 13th.-At the Dom
caster meeting to-day, the race for the DON
caster stakes, mile and half was won by
Lord Bradford's Davenport. The Doucas-
caster cup, about two miles and five fur
longs, was won by Lord Howe's Claymore.
Exploring Thibet.
LONDON, September 13th.-A Siberian
explorer has lett Pekin with the intention
of penetrating Thibet He is accompanied
by Chinese escort. His route will be
along the great wall of China to Lanchow
and Lake koko.
Mexican Protest.
CITY CT MExIco, September 13th.-A
meeting was called last night to protest
agaipst Secretary WINDOWS ectOn in refer
ence TO duties on lead ores. Very few were
present. Nothing was done.
Murdered by Invincibles.
DUBLIN, September 13th.-Rev Barfield,
a Congregationalist and prominent Union
list lecturer, has been missing for three
weeks. It is feared he has been murdered
by Inyincibles.
The French Wheat Crop.
PARIS, September 13th.-The latest Gov
eminent report concerning the wheat crop
of France estimates that the yield will be
III, 100000 hectoliters, against 9S,740, 900
in 1883.
Another Challenge.
LONDON, September 13th-Searle, who
defeated 0Connor on Monday for the scull-
ing championship of the world, has chal-
lenge O'COnnOr to meet him again
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-14

A projected canal across the upper part
of Italy, connecting from the Adriatic to
the Mediterranean, would take six years
to build and cost $l25,0000GQ,
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PASSAGES Steam Launch.

WASHINGTON, September 13th.-The Navy
Department has received an official report
from the Superintendent of the Naval
Academy of the circumstances attending
the loss of the steam launch from the
United States steamer Passaic and the
drowning of Master Gunner Brown and
Fireman Moore. The report contains
nothing not covered by press dispatches at
the time.
American Congress Next Month.
WASHINGTON, September 13th.-Instruc-
uOns have been sent out by the Secretary
of State to delegates on the part of the
United States to the International Ameri-
can Congress to meet him at noon on
October 1st Replies have been received
and they will assemble at the Department
on that day.
Postmasters Appointed,
WASHINGTON, September 13th.-The fol-
lowing changes have been made in Califor-
at Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz county, vice
J. F. Cunningham, removed. G. n. Smith
at Saratoga, Santa Clara county, vice a. D.
Mcdonald, removed.
Illness of Senator Voorhees,.
WASHINGTON, September 13th.-Senator
voorhees, has been confined to his house
for several days. He was seized by q severe
chill early in the week and yesterday
another came upon him. Tonight he is
reported greatly improved.
Commissioner of Education
WASHINGTON, September 13th.-The new
Commissioner of Education, William G.
Harris of Massachusetts, was sworn in and
took charge of the office to-day
Will Go to Deer Park To-day.
WASHINGTON, September 18TH = The
President has postponed his departure for
Deer Park until tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-14

boilers will be followed with increased iG-
tereSt.
Our own Navy Department his already
begun TO make trials of these ne boilers
at the instance of Chief Engineer Melville,
and upon his recommendation they are TO
be placed in the new coast defense yeS sci.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

"PROLOtUToR''


Mss Artie Parser was married 10
No. Ptriek. II the Bayou Pscrrie
~ ighboFhooi, on llle "a hast
A Ercsi mauy u our ..voaag folks
have lefi receutly. Mo-, tall u the
bows went 30 OKfurd.
The Reekport clerk. .p,nt at sua-
day ~ simpson.
Mr.. h. n. Bcasly wul leave -ooa
foT Nes Orleans, where hs win COM
meacr the stady u measias.
Dr. } ". Afford va. In our mll,t
iasi week an businvs.
Everybody has plcuiyisi cottoa 10
piek
Miss Emma Shivcr., ~ shlvers,
Miss was Ia our mid.i last week
visiting fr'ead. aud relatives
Miss Rosa Camrn4rk va. married 20
Nj Martha. Of Louisiana. on the
"a Inst. She left the follow ias
morning TOT her pew home la Louisi.
ana
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
A COLD WAVE

has strack us and many are forced 20
bay their heavy water goods; " hen
Lnying don q fail 10 visit the elegant
cash house. who always have full
stock a everything thst you fzay need
such a. blankets, quits, Iaekets,
wraps. shawls, embroidery scaFfs,
woolsn coats and caps, over coats,
clothing, dress goods % al discrip.
tions, aaansl.. leaseys, boots aud
shoes, and. "a tsrt. you can hnd eve.
~ thing IN the dry goods line, Al prize
e that will save yoa money, don't
forget 10 call at The Cash Bargain
House.
n. SIMON
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

The eieanesi, freshest aud best AZ
lscted stock ~ drugs to be u and In
The e"uHtry are owEed ~ PB. King.
hen Yea want prescription filled 80
ANYTHING limits line. remesuls~F this aid
drug~iike most ether old thing. are
high a any price.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
ont Still in the Lead---cotton Checks, 4t-2c Yard


List a letters remaining In the r.
o. Tor this week.
Hattie n onng. Sue sorsioa, Poriy
Parker. \ "a Parser. J sarionions
wat ltsberts, Peter Reeves, L Shar-
~. l. q q Kelly, lee Yankee, bery
Tiptoa. Anus a Majer, u . Yes, u
n Warden. y A Webster, Nina Nes-
lev, sarah O.l,bnra, Ruben Jones
scad, Ervea, Hate Ducans, Chas
Bur, . Y Biggs, . u Grand, MARI
Banister, franch tlench.
Please asa for advertised letters.
CoRA e.. Matthew, y. NJ.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

De. ID. ". jones, seuretary u the
Historical committse Of the ssth Miss
R-gt requests u 20 annoaaos that
there win be meetlaa Of ssii com.
mltiee al Pleasaai Valley on Tassday
g2ad iast. Members Of the commlt.
zee are requested 20 bring their re-
ports Of the companies and hand 70
lhe secretary Tor eoupliali on. Con-
mites ssaslsaa II T.. u. Harris. y. "A
lite. 4. G.. Eaochs, VI. A. Harris,
n. W. Brown. 4. ,. scott and D
W Sexss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
nomestsad Notice.

LaHd oalce AZ Jackson, Miss,
Ocg Sd. lssa.
Nat,ce 10 hereby given that the fol-
lawlue named settler has ale1 notice Of
hls lntentina b. sake 4 nal pFoot tn sup.
part "A ~. slaius. aud thai said pr.'"f
wtll be made befare the Iadge, 90 - has
absence q. d. GFanherFy clerk ~ the
t'haneery eourt "a Isspish coaaiy ~
HaFlehursa. Miss.. 90 November "a SO.
VIA TimatAy .. Farmer. Homestead
Ma. lsals, Cor the NJ ~ ne " -ee ~
inrf ..
Ne mames the following witnesses 20
prove hls eanflnmons reslience upon.
aud cultivation ~. sail iaad. via
Prewfan Myers. u. .. Davis, Green
nsll. a.. u. nrtdges. all II Crystal
Springs y. O. Cepiah eounty. Miss
las. u. STEWART. Register.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Remember new that chin time has
eome. that Bnrnieg's 0mnlcmra 10 10
oniy reilab e In use. Il never fails. stops
TIE ehills AZ anes. and - Mt followed 81
reiapses. nee no other chill remedy. for
sale n huFnlsys.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
Notice.

Whereas, on tie Sab day Of July
Ise9. letters q administration were
granted TO the undersigiRed. hy the
ChaRcry court Of Cvpiah county Me.
on tho estate II Eph aim u. feseion
decreased eli persons having ciaim-
against tie estate ~ ssid decedeat, ar.
reqas sted 20 exhibit the same, aud
have them REGISTERED by the clerk Of the
court g!rnilaS e,,.srs; S'i ,l.s 9"e
hAYEs a MAYEs, roL.
ANNIE &. PETroS, Adm.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

The beat salve In the world Cor cue
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheam. fese,
: ores. letter, ehapped hands. rhlihlain.
eerhs and skin eruptions. and positively
"nres piles 90 40 pay required. u -
( uaranteed o. give perfect Satisfaction
90 money refunded. Prloe a. eents per
ben. Dos sale bv q. n. King.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

FNFA Il We
Byari 10 3 yat ~ tat ~ AL suru'n 81
az tHr mrnHyis Vss eIt. m.,t.n.
gallr,t 10 utirg a "a ths o. taNGn4 a.
tended 90
Mu. 4 4 lltxAtts w. a.ltRtt tfr
dbiiIr. a. tt ,st.I apJl .uts.Hg titls 10
rrfiatI pirrH "a grsuui r+sru D
Opened o., ga Geo 20 q palisc .iirri.
JH II l4t.. 80. allowed SO. ibI
sharpe bttx street t,'8i-
- Harris lanprr iur street slg IS
NJ Ter bildxs, - ~
The board prove. lsd ~ asrrhaaI
anu ~ - as-esslnrsts roll - lesg aAd
iryt~t tpe taK tsr l-,9 a. to.ibss
go plrattpa taA, l-g uias.
~rHuB t4A, nlls
lat Vu bond., - Z mills.
Ca mOiioa u "a. ordered thtt x q
prnu, joan Newell aud A 4 Sun.Ju !,
be exempt from street duty untsi isr-
ther order.
Meeting thea adjourned uRll the
nrst Monday In Oct.
Der. IN So
Board met ~ regular session all the
rurmBers present, mle-ting was called
a. ortvr aud the lowing bushes.
transa ted
MAyor, Treasurer. and raN collec.
tors reports were examined aud ap.
proved
The following account. we're ALLOW.
ed:
MAJ or, salary for sept 80. sl2 90
Cisrs. SALARY Tor sept ~, ~ %
Marshal, SALARY tor sept -, IS %
signal, Cor publishing prOceediaK,
Of TN. board Tor "a quarter, s %
4 Morrison, amount street niotte =
over paid, 2 "
Us Msyes f0T account Of street
work q. ~ vouchers, ls- ~
JB Mayes Tor Amount s,hOol house
buildiag. ls5s 10
AARgold aud sex,oa we're sppoin.
ted Uommittre ~ investigate the
praetieaBslity 10 cut dowa q certain
OAK lee in the iaHleitur-t eem.tsry.
Ordered lhat sJy0 bc Transferred
from cvrp0i llOa tuad 20 sea0ol house
fund.
Ordered that sealed Dbl. tor Buua
ing a mayors Oh be received uatil
M5a iAy 2i.t Inst, plaa and spvcltica-
tlOns to be seen ~ tai. ofli -, this
board re-ers ing ihc rigAt TO r,icci ANY
and all bids
The iolioNing was offered and pass.
Sec. A. BE u ordained, that al
persoas OwaiRg any building ~ Uuild
lays situated upoa .qaArrs ~ -, "a
he the town "a uaklehur-t are hsreby
required Co cDHstTurt al gatteFs aad
d0sn water sp0uts or pipes frutn said
uailslings 80 a. to soasvy the water
direosly into tl,s streets II .sid tos a +.
aud MOI uPvn ti,e sisir walks, and 30
80 coa.ifaci all down pipcs 60 dis.
tanee ~ not more THAI IL iaet.es frusn
tbe gfound
See. Z. Al persons Who shall here.
after baiid up0n said "a aarss shall BE-
reqa trrd 90 ronslfaci the drainage
frum sanse 50 .. 80 comply with sec /.
l ~ ti.is or,iinsaus.
80. 5 u shall Be the duty II d be
marsha to nstlfg all persons " ho ow y
batsdtnKs a tne prcseHt tifne situated
upoa .aid squares ami have guliers
aud wafer pspe. 90 sIsouts constructed
upon same difiervnl from the requir.
cianged 80 a. o. comply wnh this
oFdlnarce wtthin two weeks from dmis
of saia notice. II tisey ia all refuse a
comply vita the cams they shall unou
e0nvtcfioa before She mayor he fined
not less thaa tea dsll9rs nor more thaa
twenly-nve d0llsrs. II shalt be lhs
daty ~ ths marshal 90 report 20 the
mayor all persons violating this orda.
nance
Meeting then adjourned.
n. LOEB.
Clerk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Barwley V sttll seiliaw AZ Tainsusly
iow pflces Cos cash, ~haieveT Yea want
call 90 BaFnley before bayiag. aud he
VII save yen big money.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

The largest stock IN town ~ cloth.
ing, ~ the cash harKain hoa-e ofE.
silnnn Zoe bots, yonths and men. nj
prices that will astanlsh you, cone
AID examine for Yourselves.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

@. M. Bankston In Of
fering for sale his resi-
dence. II is located in
one ofthe most desir-
able parts of town.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Ladies. Cor nne dress goods and
trimmings % al discripsioa. Won
can't amd better stock than n the
cAsg harxrin house a n. SIMON.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Sir miles wes. 81 HaElehurst ia the
Rayou Pierre valley The road o.
Port (sihsoa goes threugh IL. and the
the pia,s l. desirsble for either stock
hay, . 10 e.ltiyate. There are shout
-Four hundred and Seventy or Eighty
aeres. over one half heayiiy iinahered
with bard wood; call aud see II.
JoHx n. TArLoR.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Gents aud ladies kld gloves the bsss
70 BE- had At The cast berTaia hoass OF
/ Smlon.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
siei siei tiei
Only Tea Dollar.

A special drive In men's sasfs. 1
have shout SO suits y hleh are warfh
from sia 10 sie aud they mast 70. ~
only ten dollars, dent mise this great
sale slwavs keep q foil assortnent
II maea's, yoalhs and ba,ys elothins j,
IL price. lover than the very lowest !:
aa Invitation y kihdly extended 90 eli
to come and examine NV doe stoek
The CASH Bargain House.
y. SIMON. Il
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
For the next forty
days I will offer my
entire stock of breast
pins. earrings, chains,
charms, lockets, gold
pins, buttons, specta-
cles, set rings, musical
instruments, watches,
clocks, etc. at cost.
I will sell Rogers d
Brothers
Triple Plate Table spoons 81 ssso sei
Forks. Of a.S0 sat
Tea Spoons At .. 00sei
Remember this is the
pest piate soooS tnos
In made.
Cua nas.on. reduced from $50 Ia 81 -
aN b. 40
lmn 90
5ata 3
and everything else
sold ut same reduc-
ton. Don't miss the
opportunity. for now
Is your chance TO get
goods at wholesale
prices. Respectfully,
O. M. BANKST0N.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
ID NJ. MItIGR.
Am IA. t'onn,

TIE strongest commentator thai =
business college can have !. the favor.
a5ie opinion u the basiass. men "
l. osmmaaity.
Thai the capital Commercial Col
l.ge, At Jark.oR, Mi.s. po.sesse.
thus 10 = marked degree !. abans aatly
aliested b. the most positive endorse.
a'eat q the leadiRg business inca Of
Oh, CIV.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
To TIE PUBLIC.

! will keep market In my market
house near Parsoa l.omsA's neat
SATURDAY, 18th win keep varlous
kiras vi meat a Low hgures. Pat.
rsaa9s solicited .. Y. PAKkER.s.
A cheap line u blaakets ai the Re-
Front.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Ladies. yoa viii find large O..
sortment VI under wear a. Howell
Bros.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
,. a. CONVICTION.

J. J. WOODS. TAKE NOTICE
. a. weods l. dead. and voa are
herehv noiieed 30 appear aud claim
your Interest in hls esiate.
y. Y. WOODS. Executor.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Go o. imon's foF girls, Misses aud
ladies wraps, q big variety.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Go 10 the cash bargain hoase of v
simons tor boys and giFls school shoe
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

hsaaiie. Maj tir Dsaut,g
30 Goodsi swtrtny ant pro-.
t.eruus coluryd "tHl fu beat s.. had DOB.
rssla-ner apd "a roatrrt. i-.troy.
90 b. G,euu tlls ytb met. the result
anCidsHi
NJ o. NrllmtA. f1rmsi, with
v : hBNsrI q Co.. - With the
F"t"rpri.iaa a,uss IT iiisvll Bros
NHrre ls iu'l'rs t.. .i. trirnd, % come
and see him
Mr. e = Bgn.r,. kuaEu best as
NUcls Tom, "a tu Iowa tAts week
Dc SAYS boz" rErb Aul cut,oa or1Ys Ia
h,- section Das, ill1st out better than
Cor ssyepl wears.
We ha, aii .ubs- Ibsr. will come
IN bri,rH NJ. o.. 80 s.'f'r their in.
dcbtns,'. ur mfsr .sra Kind 81 sat
isiactor' .rrtag rutaf W. are con.
Iclled 60 tt,i.r ,u. Htp.. attsat tit a-
sal give az lrr r.I..r
frrsi'leHl q .s'rs. q, irf -p.luecr II
tie Iuup, Nuus.. We ~ tasn this
week, 90 ,e,iYg tls .li.a ian The
chills rr-epils attacked E.fu. bui .,pu
retired ~ disgust i-rviag tie Pred.
deaf little died cured b.t stlIl Ca the
ring
Any one dsslfiug 90 hprFow money =,
With zeal estate a. security. would do
well 10 give the Miller Bro. call
before borrowing slsswhere Tsrm.
cash, ard maus, pisocd promptly ~
the hands 81 borrower, aud 1t the
least posaible sKpeuse.
MOsc foe colt. afe seen ooudng To
town every week, thaa have ever
been ~i1nes-~d before IN the history
of the county Toe peoplelare turaing
their Aitsntioa 20 STOCK sud each year
there - an improvement The cattle
ar wonderfully Improved also.
Capt. M Jones (saw milD Wa
here this week hooking after the In
tere-t o. the rin-s Democrat, Ike
wise tsikiag up hi. candidaey Tor
ssrgeant-a ARM u Tho House. Mr.
Bankstoa drrs,rl htra IntO = c0lloqaisi
contest, AID che la.i heard u thenl
Jones had l,0s-s.sion a Tire hela witl
his colors nailed % tie top u the pole
We regret 30 chronicle the barnins !
If Me.srs Douglass Bros. stare. At
Allen, w thr wrstcrp part II the
couaty, oas n'g'ti lat week. ras
Residence was Immediately adiduiaz
the store. aud u was slsoburaed. en-.
eeps few oi the household good.
Nj. Douglass u satisfied IL vas en-
worn ol an lacend.ary. There va
sens insaranoe, bui Sc did not learn
how much.
We very much regret 20 annonncs
the death ~ Nm. n Watson. IA
Yanoo ooamiy. on Nondsy. lie was
con Of W. ". Nalson, 81 beat g.
O I'd wcui 20 faaoo some eight years
sss and eaEaged 10 farming. beins
manager of one ~ Crslg's plausaiioas
he va . ilas sp~clmen II maahood
aud had siEags euIsYsd good health,
hsms bic shdAsa death as . snr.
priss 10 his frseads. iIls remaia'
wsrs bsesghi 20 Oopiah copniy 90
tsrta
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

All The democrats nominees fer
oouaty and beat oitlce. are requested
10 cone o. send Ia 81 once aad make
@Frsazvmsnt Cor having their nAmss
placed on the u Get % te voted ~ TIE
Election GA Nov. Ssh .fhe Zee all
he one dollar tes eouniv sfh e aud 50
cents tur beat oehse-. Either caIl up
90 me Or 60 direct 90 the steSAL u.
Zee.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
CLOSING OUT.

Expecting 10 close oat my Mercan.
tile interests bv the first ~ January,
neat. wish 20 saY.to the Public. thai 7
viii close out my stock of goods very
Inv tor cash
All persons lndebied to me nv o..
count. note OF oih.rwise. sre expect.
81 20 ray promptly before the close %
the year.
j. 4. CONVICTION.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
u. SIMON.

We are showing some new desigss
In dress goods. Howell Bros.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
CHAs. KILLER,


have for sale Registered Holsfein
Ru,l sired ~ impastted Askma. dane
imported DuFk. eighteen months old,
now ready % serve caws, also ten beau
tiful graded ball ealves. aud would sell
tueLiy beautiful hslfets now With cali
by Askma. rare chance fnF stock
raisers. Prizes lON a. I am oversl0cked.
q. v. NELSON, Holly drove.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Go o. Waite drug siuFe foF r,ocks
Tie eouglt t1rm sNrse'iinFiy los and
can give you eKtra hatgaias
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
JESSE r. JONES, N. D.
Aaxlahiaras Mia

wih ~ end The greater pnFtinn ~ NV
tine da ring the SUMMER Rohihs visit
lng l'atlents thFeagh the eSsuniFy.
Chronir diseases. esn~elailv thoae -
No men and ehildren. vii Freeiye espe-
eial atiention. Ash far NE a the Ioaes
House oF address the lhrmagh the post
. fisee. ! have rented my ofiloe 30 Dr..
purnell
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

o. order e. rlhss snt my strrk before
to- arrival q my tall stork Offer my
entire Ia = lsaeity n actual enst Now
= yDuf tine before The a.-aFt tarnt l.
brDkgu. A. b. MING
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

uaf Sc II anxi<r wear y nov con-
plese. eems and So then. Howell
Bra.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Jnst received fun line q mxx&. =
dies and shildrea shmss u (1< ~
front. -