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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09
MARYL.AND.

BALTIMORE November 6.-The
latest returns from throughout the
State Indicate that the Democrats
will havr a aiority in the Senate
AMI House of Delegates. but not SO
large as in the last Legislature.
In this city the first branch of the
new City Council will consist of
nine Republicans, one Fusion
Democrat and twelve regular Dem
ocrats; secoud branch, three Rec
pnblicans. one Fusion Democrat
and seven regular Democrats, the
Democrats having a majority o.
five Oh JOINT ballot.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS. November 6.-Only
meagre additional returns had
been received at either the Repub-
lican or Democratic headquarters
mp to noon today. These gave
nothing definite as to tue result,
which is evidently very close ON
the State ticket and the Legisla-
tnre, with The probability that
Campbell is elected. Chairman
Conger. ofthe Republican Commit
tee, at noon said they did not con-
cede the State to the Democrats,
and the Legislature is in doubt.
Chairman Neal claimed q majority
OF ten on joint ballot early this
morning for the Democrats, but is
not now so certain as to the result.
1t may require several days to SET
lie all doubts as to the General AS
sembly.
CINCINNATI, November 6.5.Jn
complete returns from all the coun-
ties in the State except twenty.six
give Campbell a plurality of 4,725.
The twenty six counties not heard
from gave Powell, Democrat, in
1887 a plurality of ITO. The. ont
look from these figures is that
Camphell's plurality in the State is
about 5000.
Iowa.
CHICAGO. November ga spe-
cial from DeS Moines. dated 8 a..
m, says: The Herald Dem. J, says:
The Republican State Committee
comedies the election of Boies by
from 5000 to s 600 plurality. The
committee claimed victory for
Hntchison when the polls closed,
but gradually trimmed down its
estimates from $4,000 plurality AS
the returns came, until ut last the
result became so plain they we're
forced to acknowledge their candl-
ds,e beaten. Later returns show
the election of the entire Democrat
tic State ticket by majority prob
ably exceeding 10000. Boies seems
slightly ahead ofthe balance of the
ticket. Three hundred and eighty
seven precincts give HutchiSon 49,
o25: Boies, 53,9O6, Smith, 4,503;
Morgan, 1920; Giveni 44,644, and
Brennan. 4,43O. The net Demo.
cratic gain is 3.193.
DUBUQUE, iowa, November o.
The Herald, Democratic, has re-
tnrns from one-half of the counties
in Iowa and they figure mp 1880
for Boies, Democratic CALI
didatp for Governor. The other
counties will reduce this somewhat
so that it is probable that his ma
iority will run 5000 to 5000.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09


A long and last farwell TO yon
Billy Malone! Our readers have
long regretted the necessity which
has compelled ms TO keep yonr name
before the public for the purpose
of showing mp yonr disreputahle
| fe and to venti'ate Notwithstanding
methods and so have we. Your
defnnci carcass. we are happy 70
believe can no longer disturb eth
or them or us, and matters more
palatahle to orr people will he
served to them through our COL
umns in the future.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Accomac heads the Democratic
column with majority of 1874.
Secret circulars deraming her Press
and candidates, rewards which
were promised IN the shape of Of
Gees and the doodle which was
ready to he laviShed upon those
who would forget their fealty to
their party and duty to Virginia,
had no charms for the unpnrchas.
able and nntcrrlfed Democracy Of
Accomac. Hcnchmcn of Malone
in Accomac! carry the rewS to
Billy.
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E. T. PARKS & Co.
PARKSLEY, VA.
For Sale BY Private Contract.
Tie undersigned offers for sale on
easy terms at private contract,

GEBA NON.
his farm, situated at Evans wharf,
OH Pungoleaeue creek, aud less
than mile Of Boggs' and Hoff-
mans wharves.A 1t contains 271
acres, more or less, with 4 tenant
houses, and the woods mould aud
pine skaters thereon are almost
inexbaustible. The farm is in a
high state of cultivation, and the
dwelling thereon is frst-class, with
all necessary outbnildings',in good
repair. Three horse tonds'of same
are rented. out to good tenants.
There are several beautiful build
ing sites with water fronts on the
premises. The location Is very
healthy.
Ifnot sold by November LIST, it
will be for rent in two parcels, each
two-horse farm.
WIN. Fl. OLIVER,
Evans wharf; Va.
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Malone on the Result.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 6.-The
absorbing topic of conversation
here today has been the result OF
the State election of yesterday.
Gen. Malone comedies that he Is
defeated, but attributes his defeat
to the most outrageous Democratic
fraud. He says that 10000 Demo
Gratis votedfor him, bur their votes
were not counted. He did not re-
tire until daylight this morning.
having remained mp all nlgh6 60
receive the kilograms which were
sent to him from all over the State
and which brought him little or no
encouragement.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Who will care for Billynow7 Off
GEES can no longer be promised by
him to his followers.and Doodle will
no longer lie furnished him to dis
pense to the faithinl-and it will
not lie long before he will be de-
spised and rejected of all men.
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-THE-
musicS chool
COLLEGE BUILDING,

OObAGOLI - ~ LIZ ~ u
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 1G, 1889.
This is the third. session of this
school. Every advantage and IA
cility for the study ofmuslc offered.
The success of this school last
year was very gratifying, and pros
poets for the coming session are
hattering.
TERMs-Piano s1Oper quarter,
Organ $40 per quarter, Special vo
Cal $3.50 per quarter, Glass vocal
3l,25 per quarter.
Mrs. Tibbie J. Lawrence Yves
leyan Female Collese), principal.
Mrs. Jennie Joynes pupil of
Koerber), associate principal.
New upright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms. No extra
charge for use of instruments.
Pupils practice under Immediate
supervision of the teachers. I
For catalogue address Mrs. lib
BE LAWRENCE or MRS. JENNIE
JOYNES.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Northampton county almost
Democratic! Republican majority
in our sister comfy reduced from
200 to ia votes. We congratu
late our Democratic brethern in
the sister county for the glorious
fight made by them.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

and IL members Of the Senate, with
two districts to hear from.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-Fullrr
returns from yesterdays election
in Virginia only confirm the first
accounts of the sweeping victory
won by the Democrats. Eighty
three counties andnine cities heard
from Indicate that the Democratic
majority is 1900. The indica-
tiOns are that these figures will go
to $4,000 or $4,000. The Demo
Gratis have 60 of the 100 members
of the House and &c Of the 40
members of the Senate. :.
Estimated Majorities.
An expert statistlcian furnishes
the State with the following estl-
mates OF majoritieS by districts:
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ACcoMAo COURTHOUSE. VA
SATURDAY, NOV. 0, 1889.

Virginia Democratic by $4,000
majority aud the returns Indicate
that even these figures do not
measure up TO the fill extent of
our victory. We pity the Firgin-
ian who is not made happy by the
glad tidings.
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A VESSEL REFUSED ENTRY.
The Captain Says Cape Charles Quaran-
tine Station is "Out of The Nay.v

A recent order of the Treasury
Department directed the Collectors
of Customs at Alexandria and
Georgetown TO refuse entry to all
vessels passing Cape Charles quar-
antine station without stopping
for examination. The first vessel
stopped under the order was the
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Your especial attention invited
to the following:
That we have on hand constant
ly for sale, ~ full assortment of
FURNITURE
such as walnut extension tables,
pnrlor tables, chamber suits, sofas,
lounges, wardrobes, &c.
UEDERTAKER'S SUPPLIES,
snch as cloth covered Gas kets and
collins.
Horse carts, road carts, carriages
and harness, all sold at bottom
prices.
wRepairing in wood and iron
work a speciality.
Irrn., h., r, 81. M te rrhnll
shod, which many do, bring it out
and give us a trial, and if it con
tinues to cut, shoes will be taken
off and money refunded.
AS [ have had Il share OF your
past Donors, 1 solicit a continuance
of same. -. 1sa,l7
A. w. LILLISTON,
Market ST.. Onancock.
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5000
1880
Congratulations Between Governors.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 6.-Gov.
Lee last night received the follow
ing dispatch from Gov. ID. 3. Hill,
of New YORK: 1.-The DemocracyO
New York tender their tmngratnia-
tions to the Democracy of Virginia
over their magnificent triumph.
Please extend my congratulations
to Mckinney, Tyler and Scott"
To this Gov. Lee replied as fol
lows: "Accept mytllanls for ycnr
telegram. The old Commonwealth
fought with splendid success
against the Establishments Of the
administration at Washing on, the
active interests Of some of the cab
iret, the free exercise of federal
patronage. the oratory OF numer-
GUS Republican Congressman and
Senators from outside her limits,
and the grease poured copiously
upon her soil from fat fried from
the manufacturers. Virginia sends
her congratulations to New York."
Mr.. Barbour interviewed.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. c.
Senator Barbonr, IN talking to
Sun correspondent today, said in
substance that Mahone'S methods
had achieved their legitimate re-
suit. Malone had never been
man of the people. He had used
the means which had fallen inslaiS.
way solely for his own advance
ment, and he appeared TO he blind
70 what must be the inevitable re
suit as soon as those who support
ed him discovered his true char;4c-
ter. He aimed apparently TO rule
as a monarch. and seemed not to
or desire aL all the pc
sitlon of d party leader anxious to
serve his country and his party,
TO acquire and keep pre- eminence
by genuine public service and to
win the personal regard of those
who looked upon him as tier lead
er. His party discipline was rlth
or that oil Il military chief who be
lieved himself little Napoleon
than that that oi d sagacious Ameri-
can statesman. 1t was this at
tempt OF Mailone tn-maI.e his pal
ty-,n Virginia IL mere personal fol-
lowing witch had now recoiled up
OH him.
Referring TO Mahone's sugges
ton at Petersburg, last night, that
the neerurs had been prevented
from voting, Senator Barbour in
quired why General Mahone did
not see that the Democratic ill.,
crease was as great or gre.tprin
the great white counties OF the
Valley and the Southwest as in the
negro counties. IL was evident to
every one that the same cause
produced the same effect in both
classes of counties. Both were
tired Of AIahoue. The counties IN
which there had been the GREATEST
material Development i'll The eX-
panslon OF railroads, &C., had been
the counties in which Nlahouelsm
had met the suvereSJ rebuke.
Men were afraid to entruSJ their
business interests to Mlhane's do
minlon. 1t WAS equally tile mis-
Trust OF the Intelligent citizen and
the revolt OF the trodden down
members Of his own party that
ewellcd the ID m0crallc majority,
but more than ali WAS the fact that
Virginia is Il Democratic State
Malone or no Mahoue.
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Fall Bargains !

TO 70 w. y. d1il % OOH, bellu-
DAFT you want to buy goods cheap.
They carry q full line of the follow
ing:
MILLINERY,DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
READY MADE CLOTHING. HATS,
CARS, BOOTS. SHOES, HARD.
WARE, CRooKERY, QUEENS.
WARE. FURNITURE, GRO
CERES, STOVES, DRUGS.
In fact everything that's generally
kept in a country store. If You
want to buy cheap come and exam
inc our stock of goods and see our
prices before buying elsewhere. II
is no trouble to show goods. IL
you are lnneed of goods it will pay
you to come and examine our goods
before you make your purchases.
A few prices are given, we cannot
give prices Of all, to show you how
cheap we are selling goods:
Brass pins IL rows 2 Il 4 cts.
IS sewing machine needles 2 cts.
ChiIdren's round rubber combs Q c.
Gents pocket combs with case &c.
Ball knitting cotton 3 cts.
Dress s;inghams Z cts.
Ladies Polkas shoes IS cts.
We invite an. early and repeated
visit and inspection. Our stock
will be replenisbed every few days.
Respectfully submitted to the
cash and produce trade only.
w. j. HALL SON,
BELINDA, VA.
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NEW JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., November
G.-There is every Indication of a
sweeping Democratic victory. The
Hon. Allen L. McDermOtt, chair
man of the Democratic State Com
mittee, says: Abbott is certainly
elected Governor by a majority
largely in excess O! Governor
Green's figures. kilograms indi-
cate that the Democrats have car
ried many places in excess Of the
figures cast at the Presidential
election"
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ia Other States.
Democrats Victorious In New York,
New Jersey, Maryland Ohio
and Iowa.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November Ga
1890 editor OF the World says that
the Democratic victory is more
sweeping in the light of to-day's
returns. 1t says the Democrats
have not only carried this State
by from 10000 to $4,000, but lave
gained ten members of the Legisa
tura.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

| will deliver Orchilla Guano any
time from the LIST of October to
the 1st Of April, 1890, and permit
settlement for it on the LIST day OF
April, 1890, by cash or note, in the
usua! way us If 1t were purchased
at that time
Send for book of letters re-
ceived from among the many far
mers who have proven the super.
ior virtues Of "Orchilla,n bS con-
slant and profitable use for "a
years.
WIN. e. Thomas,
NasSawaddox,
Northampton County, Va.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

\ regular meeting ~ TIE board "
Wa,vr aId aldefmen was held NAV yth
present mayor Ramsey. Ellis. Sea.
ton, Aaugold aud RagsdAle, alder.
men
reports y ere examined aud approve 4 =,
delinquent street l.t showing -
names u 10 have worked tie street.
aud dvlIuq suts, the marshal 90 be
credited accordingly. aud the MAYER
% be charged s22 hnes collie TED a.
reported.
Toe iuIoa inE aceoant we're allow "a
mANur, salary Tor April sl2 so.
marshal : So. aud Tor hauling aud
hurkat SO: clerk salary, Q 10: J
Is Maves 90 account u street work
.5I ~.
} a. NAvr.. account u school
building 81. a.. y. Ia.J e.. Harris
lunssr. . - - Sigaal Publishing
pro eedihKs, 80
Resignation ~ City Marshal Thomp.
.pB va. tail over until to morrow
Board then adjourned
May 7. Board met pursuant 10
adjournment. nr sexton being abssut
krsiEuaitan 81 Marshal Thompson
was accepted aud itwa. ordered that
make anal settlement, aud that 81.
SALARY Cor dsy. Ia MAY be allowed
him
Aruaut. u . 4 solourner and n
4 Prince Tor luuber were lail over
piauri that sCyU ~ corporation
fuut Jf tur the present transferred
Ia seI,nul bulliing fund
o. mutirn } a Love as spP0in.
tel msr.hll
MAJ %. Ata special meeting held
TITS dtf au ihF msubers excepting
tIr uHt1T. Nrrr present Dam ,tluu
4 Npus0lI s-trd a.. hayor pro TEN
\ Hills stated tie OBI sft ~ the
meeting was 60 OIL vaaa~y eaus Il by
re-iauttiaa 81 Marshal Thompson.
= NJ Love Hs,IuK declined o. serve
Dur motion u : BniZsr. Wa
appointed Marshal and requested o.
enter int boni a. the laN directs
Needing tts, "a adinursed
" Lots. clerk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

Msny names have been meutloaea
for the GubeFuatorial hoaor. bat few
for the place whose occupant wenld
be the States Chief Executive II a
Governor should die. Allow me
through the column. Of your paper 10
place before the people the name u q
man well qualified for the place, not
an OfAoe- seeker, but q lawyer with =
broad, hrm and executive miad. No
politician; but the peoples servant. =
christian gentleman. . native Miss
issipplan, aad typical u the youag
Democracy, Who posseases In an emi-
n-nt degree q cultivated miad aud
business capacity. aid belong 10 no
clique = or RAG speak of the lion
III. 4. COnn, % Coplah, who !.
claimed by the Bar 10 be oae ~ the
most profound jari~ts IN the State
IL Mr.. Conn will allow bis name
presealedto the ConveatIonlheiwlll en-
ter the race with . vote calculated 90
make hina very formidable eoinpeti.
tor. and should the duties - the
ofiice fail upon him the state would
have much 20 be proud Of, aaA Meth
/ ~ 10 regret Tor. Clarion T. sdgeT
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

10 saellshlag the lisi u names cen.
posing the committee % arrangement,
BY some means those from heat Az,
aud the coaHty a large were omitted
We therefore republish the sane. 10.
clndihg those lett out. The mistaas
occured la this ofiiss and not beias
present 10 read proof. will, we hope
satisfactorily explain the matter.
District Nv J Rsa. 7 .. Keni
D. W. Brown, :. D Masseagil, W.
L Mitchell.
District rs q. salter, ". NJ.
Smith, D. NJ Little, Allea IIarri.
u l. Earns.
District 81. .. Green. .. n.
Mldsiiet q n Granbcrry, J.E.
McCallum, u. y AIlen.
District w. l. Cooper. r. y.
Groons, g D. Nelson. u. J Scott -,
. " spence.
District Austin Goa A. J. Star.
~, J . sexton, Robi Evan. r.
J Mill-aps.
tountr AZ Large A Afford. Dr..
y A. howsn, D. Millsaps. W. J..
Butler, 81. W. 4. Wilkinson.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16
Mass MsellnR.

Al the citizens of IlaIIehursl 90.
terested In keeping up the cemetery
are earnestly requested 10 meet II the
court house neat Friday night 1.-THE
l'th Inst = = NJ. for the purpose
y organizing Memorial Association,
Ladies are greatly interested IN thl.
matter and will be there In force 10
rive lncourA germrut TO tie enterprise.
Aim. A. l. MAY
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

W desire down here 10 present the
masses - tao gentlemen % the voter.
- toplth county 10 represent the
county in the uexi Legislature. net
brtause ~ past services rendered tie
party, nor because they have srt the
ODD. on fire Or dvmorrary, nor be
cause they wore the gray Va the SIX
tics but b~~au-e thss are demo, rat {,
pure and simple fuT NJ either reason
thsn because they believe Ia demo.
cratic principles becal.e they are
both men of experience in legislation
Rni we believe both are honest and
capsule In short, because W. be d.
licve them 10 10 the men Tor the place
We desire o. present the names ~ r .
J Millssps aud , b. sexton
Lose CHKHE
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16
special Aomaay sales,

will continue TO give 90 the public
on each Monday TIE benefit ~ slough
tering prizes. On Mohdav Aay g1lh
- viii be the largest day ~ the sea.
son, as intend Co planc before yOp
nv entire ito 4 u white good. aud
Lawn, AZ priees never seen Ia llaIie-
hurst before, don't fail % call az you
viii never get such al opportunity
sgala
The Cash Bargain House
AIMAN
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

Oar NJ Hilier will leave Tor the
east on Mondty Nav 27th We had
Thought that stock - Drcs. good +.
white goods, clothing etc. purchased
rariF IL the season would be SUFFICIENT
Tor the demand 81 our business bat
sales N these departments have been
better than ~ could have hoped Cor /,
aud for that r-ason We are compelled
10 make another trip 10 merket. We
offer next week prines the like ~
which was hever seen ~ this mark II
before See our advertisement
CHAs. KILLER.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16
Ihs'r BaslneSs nsamlas.

Pr'sbAls No one thing has caused
such a general revival " trade AZ a.
~. hings Drug store A. their giving
away 10 their customers Of - many
free trial bottles ni lDr kinEs New
Discovery Tor Consumption Thrir
trade y simply enormon. In chi. VERY
valuable arttsle frsm the fact that u
always cures aud never disappoints
Coughs Cold. A.thma, bronchitis. .
troap, and all throat aud lung di.eas
- quickly cured, lou can tc~t u be-
Tore buving by getting trial bottle
free large size 81 Eyvrl bottle var
rautsd
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16
For Assessor.
local HAPPENINGS.
-fFay Ssts. risk-d - HsEs HAa thsrs -
sad Aruuud ths tttF

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'".h ''" lf'''' 'ha' most - Tue gov
"a lave '''i pa shipping
AIN aud ia. t.ss n MulAr. a,
IF.'si SWfrE' w,. celebrate their
'"'rf wedding ga iic -ad 'nsi.
les. Tb,,pp.oy Jr rIty m.r.lal.
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AL safe tor sheriff w. |. one -
ear beet ..tITaus, aud fully quslihed
~ a.. iHs position
Dave II1w,. fst. l-oma stepladdsr
~ " T. Waves store on Aonday
ana 'pf 4.". !. 20 auA's - badly that
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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

A meeting at the committee ~
arrangement " the.Nrierans Re unlon
y hTrrb, called 70 meet Ia the court
house at llsfleharst on Satur day
MAJ 4ith patlla IN for the par
pose u appointing tune aud pla,s,
and ~ arrange = program
" J RIA, Chm.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16
EnIrun sInNAI

IIIIWF II . Vat
Dear ar Some Interests being u0N
taksu in poiiiir. twill not be- improp-
~ 90 ~ .,.us. the candidates Who are
before The people Mr.. A. Y MAY.
~ oar sadl0ining oouniyIuf Simpson,
l. = tandidaie Cor state Treasurer
Copish ouEht ~ give him hearty
support W The state Convention, BE-
cause be 8. warthv and competent a.
wei a. our next door nriRhbor Let
us jsin our HeiRhboring county w
hobofing a very worthy native son
and IN 80 10 TX all Who know NJ.
Nav Nill sAy We will DO ourselves an
honor
laEpfAu
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

liest Meal onl, q 90 barrel. Thi.
i no damaged stuff but guaranteed
the best made hir,lsa ~ a RnFnlev
We are offering Spr ing Cluthings
cheaper latn any house in lItxlehurst
come ani s-r our goods aud We will
prove Whist ~ preach, Bird-ong a
huruley
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16
AANRrllAeA Letter.

q w Bridges, Ephram Byrd, Benz
Doaihoae, Mrs " A Edwards, Scott
Holloway. WIN lee q. Ruh,n Pear
son, Chrisiain Sarsen, Lewh Smith,
Msrv Taylor Eddie Walker Nora
MilsoU.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

Feed and Grain store. Birdsoag
A burnley have opened In their large
ware room . graia and feed store.
Thsv will keep On hard corn. oats
hav and bran IN car load lots and viii
guaraatss 90 reach the bolton On prsc.
a.. Hird-ong a Barclay over bFidgs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

For Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint
Yea have a printei guarantee on every
buttie II shiloh's ' taller. u never fails
90 cure sold At Pean's Drug store.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

Dolly think II Il yon can save twen.
n i've cents On the DollaT by taking
yoar prescription 30 BurRley's 90 be
tlh.d
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16

Remember. Whites drug store u
head quarters foF cloves. cinnamon 4.
spice. pepper maze. nutmegs, cream
tartsr. cooking soda. Price 'slasvoriag
sHtracls, Prices baking powders a.. .
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-05-16
All shades 20 Sarah .ilk for Sc 81
CHAs KILLERS

go 10 Whites drug tore TOT toilcs
SOAPS tooth brushes hair brushst
clothes brushes, combs FANCY boa
paper, writing tablets a stationery
~ every description