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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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Hlrrah CO.. she Harlshurst n. Fgll,an,s
Ita, have fuuf g. the front aud taken
f'. .ral .u paying rrirrs ~ r1ttan
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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Ahh fttFtT AND NTA0N
Rev. v N ShrouL pastor United Br~th.
ren Churuh. Blne Mound. Kan. saws, 4
feel u nv duty b. tell what wonders DR.
Kings Nes Discovery has dpne Cor me
Ny lungs were badly diseased aud mv
parishioneF~ thnught could live only 1
few weeks I took i've bottles - DR.
kinR's Nsw Discovery and am sound And
well gaining - lhsl IN weight
Arthur Love. manager loves Funny
Folks Combination writes after 1
thorough trial aud convincing evidence
am cunhslent Kings New Discovery tul
Gunanmp'hn, beats 'em all. and cures
when everything else fmila The greet
est kindness can do my many thoasnnd
rienda u 90 urTe them b. IVY h- Fres
rial ho'tlez At kings Drug Store. Regu
lar sszsa 5Aa and tiOo
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Apyons having r~ssslsnce 10 reua ~ish
fuTsf of nvs ruom@ vii please let ne
sseis be known 81 thas oihoa
% 20 Whites drug store Coz Wa. Rox.
su ssoarspls silver plated vsra The LET.
e~s-ssi nssss sssesnf dsssxss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Mfs fcry kuF has lrs' oreu.i d
hbndfaH's n,ilhncry rstHil.shu,~nt. nest
d'of q Tast uffoe The latest rt,l,-s -
bats Fibb"ns bunnria etc. are kept con
stsntls uu hand sp.ciAl attention given
o. drN-s making Rates are ,cr, reason
bio. Call and So ~ D. convinced
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Go 10 the Racket Store For Pc.
kony's hand made shoes
Go 10 Whites drug stose &c holid.,
goo lsof every diacnption. he hss ga
lHneusk di@riay
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

One farmer vas heard o. say "a anoth
~ la-' Saturday Issuk here. cottan u
goi0g dosu ever day, drupTed 10 IN
\ - 81 day That's nothing. was the
reIllf. Is has never he'n NJ suywhere
this ysaf .hut "a HaEishur-i aud Wes-su.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

hoard 81 ContrOl fga the order whlsh
they have ,s~aed requiring thosr hvlag
outside q tAs cooperation 10 pay tuision
Ne The t~o raonths prssious b the og.en
nc ~ the fr~e term. but u doss assm
that such an order n thu time u Ia the
nature q an expa~t tacto la~
Had the outsiders teen notihei 81 The
ui'enlng q the ~chool. that tuition wou "A
b. exI-acted fur the monshs prevloas d
November. then II wuald have h~sn All
right We a. ms, doub, bot that N,
money i need~d b run the schOol. bot
oonde'uu the method resorted b. f,r rails
Jar a u may 10 sou,e children have a
tended fur The past two mouths uha..
par~u's are MOI ahle 10 s~nd them ouly
for tie FRYE term. aud Who would not
have ssni them until the beginning
Il The free term. had the present order
eesa made l-,iure scha.p, oI.ened They
took u ios granted that the plan vas
the same a. Last year
Attention. !. call'd 10 the adyerti@.meut
q The BrOakhaven Foundry and Machine
SHIP } = Coanelly. proprietor, who i
eel known 10 the people ~ this county,
sho have hal work IN his line II - the
most convenieut place 10 have work done
and there u no better machinist IN the
United States than NJ Oonnclly. l-eing
pfumpt reliable and rea=naahle in all he
deal ags There - uo guess work als,ut
this. tur 49, have known hin Zoe twenty
years aud know whereof we speak
NJ Writ Dunlap, a Virgins. l. noe .
visitor 10 cur thriving little city. We
esprvs~o@ himself much pleased nth
Mississippi and ESPECIALLY with Hagle
hurst kr Dunlap is 9 prominent law
yer Il the Ola Duminion. AMI " a broth
- Il Mics Bl@nch Dunlap, - sell and
iasurally known 30 lIazlehurpiers We
vish him p.eaaaut and pFoEtable -
iourn
We learn that the high srlosl al Call
msn 's doing magnihcently under the
oontrul a that T~eFlsa~ schalar. Rev
II Auding Misc Collie Coytugton has
charge q the music department. aud
NJ Matte Millsr vho - ~ vide and
f'soralily knosn a. an able aud ef'i -ient
Teacher. all soon assist 10 the literary
department.
Haglshurst u ahead % ,u'trn r.
rrtIts ~ least Dr. one las Lat Friday
nearly four huudFel bales were received
Ihss - - goud a. Any days re-ripts flr
Last year Cur merchants are determined
a. hayr the rItion, a8d are gtyiue OFT
side = hes Or 4. and i.s.-iis. are selling
gf-pis irum the smallest l-v.ziblo Trpti,s
down q oust.
Mrs. Perry King has lrs' of.ar..l d
hHndHau.s n,.lhncry rstsil shm~nt. nest
d,oF q Is~t uihcc The lates, rtylrs q
hats Tlb5nns, bonnsis etc. are kept con
stsntly IN hand spscial attention given
b. drr-s making Rates are ver, reason
bio. Gall and sc ~ h. convinced
One farmer vas heard a. Say "a anoth
~ la-' saturday Issuk here. cuttnu =
going dasu even day, drupTsd ~ IN
\ - to-day Thats nothing. wus the
reply Is has never ho.n up anywhere
this yssf .but "a Harlehur-t aud Wes-sn.
HaRl"huFsi . rapidly taking the leai
~ a rution market Our msrrhauts say
that thes rre ~ eel attic ~ lo~s on Coz
ton ~ merchants sisewhsFe and sll they
v-s"f = - tha farsssfs ~ brthg 10 tl.s
staple, Hnd they oan st their price
Tie each trade V rapirly. un the %.
crcaa~ 81 says the happy cash -er
rhAHta
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Hafl"luFsi . RAPIDLY taking the lead
~ rutiou market our usrrhants say
tha' thes IRE ~ eel attic ~ 100 on CO.
ton ~ merchants sise~hsFe. and go they
vs"f = - tha farsseas ~ hrthg ia tlss
staple Hnd they can Eus their prioe.
Tie each traie V rap,Fly. IN the 10.
crcaas. 81 says the happy cash -er
. rhauta
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
TINE TABLE.
limo Q Central IA iiroa a.

North ispund South luund
~ glvs q pm Ne L'vs. b.lbprn
liNlpm a1eam
N ttum laanu
FU0ATE. Agent.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

DR.. TiCHENNOR'S
Antiseptio.
Yer Nsaaas, Bruises. Barns aaa
sealas, u tsla eaasls ss sss N my
famiiy. q. BARR 30 UHlsa ~
FoR Spraim. and inflammation. I have
used u With great benefit.
e.. u. srAcx, N Carondolet ~.
Cures saabaras add soreness ~ the
hsnds aRe ioiats. We are never
without u on the lateh.
" \. DAr, Commodore y. Y. q.
lavnlaable for plantation use. I have
used u on my plantation 9Th most
satisfactory re~alis
Gro. X PaArT. " ID.
Never falls. IN no ease where ne have
tired u. has u faised 10 answer the
PuFpnse claimed Tor n.
>. L. JAaEs, Lessee State Prnitca ~.
CoR~ciensionsiy recommended. \ have
wiinessed iis effsxts aad therefore
can ronseieaiioasly rssomnend lie
=. u. MeExERT. Ex- Governor and
Associate Jusilee supreme Court of ! a
The hest remedy. ID ~ the beet
remedy Tor ID claims that 4 have ev-
CT used. II. v. LEAruERs,
Master steames Leather.
Eaow a. use. have known its use
Tor three years and heartily recon.
mend ~. LEox JAsrRsxsxI.
Editor weekly Loalsl.na ReviewS
Superior. ! avn constantly usTag q I'm
my praeslce and caa rheet fully re-
ommend u o. superior 10 ANYTHING
] have ever asfd. q. y. MAtasKr,
ID. u. =. il0 Canal street
Fresh Noands. ! have used 10 exten
sivelv and especially recommend 4
TOE fresh wounds. II. ~. IIAMrmAN
NJ. u. las 10. Andrass street.
Its an indispensable haasehold ne me
dy. r. n. Roach.
Cashier state National Bamk.
TIcHENoR &sHERRousE
naasiasiWsn ist pTspnsias.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Hazishurst ts ahead 90 cotton ~
rrtIts II least iur one day Lat Friday
nearly four huudFel bales were received
The = - guud a. any days re-pipts Or
last year Cur merchants ars determined
a. hsvr the rltton, And are giy,us oHt
side , ace Or i. and i.s.-iis. are s-llug
gf-pis irum the smallest l-v.ziblo Trpti,s
down q Cust
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

For delieacy, for purity, and for improvement
Powder.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtin, Plainfeid, H., makes the
statement that she caught cold, which settled on
her lungs she was treated for month by her
she was hopeless Uictins of consttnaption and
that no medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption; she bought bottle and TO her de-
light found herself benefited from FIRST dose
She continued its use, and after taking ten bot
ties found herself sound and we'll and now does
her own housework and is as well as she ever
was. Free trial bottles of this Great Djscovarv
at Geo e Whites drug store. Large bottles,
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lanner Of the man in the Bible who took

manner of the man in the Bible who took
up his bed and walked.
Many went into the surf. w. ]. Henry
and Eugene Miller performed some
marvellous aquatic feats A large party
went out ten miles from the shore in
large yacht. Their feelings were far from
pleasant before their anxious feet got on
land again.
sion were w. II. Beach and family, c.
Judge, family and friends, Revs Muller,
Garretson, Atkinson and families, w. H.
Cummings and family and Mr.. C. S. Nc
Naughton and family.
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A BIG EXCURSION.
Eleven Hundred People From This City
Visit Ocean Grove.

Eleven Hundred People From This City
Visit Ocean Grove.
The excursion of the Bergen Presby-
terrain, the Claremont Presbyterian and
the West Side NJ E. Churches LETT the city
for Ocean Grove early yesterday morn
ing. The train consisted of two sections.
nineteen coaches in ALL and /, I25 people
were on board The excursion reached
Ocean Grove at 1920 a. M.
All the available hacks in Ocean Grove
were pat TO use conveying the
hungry crowd to the different ho-
tells. Mr. Charles Judge entertained
twenty friends at dinner at the Rowland
House. Itseems that the landlord re-
Gently had his diniug chairs painted; and
the guests when they arose carried the
chairs with them, somewhat after the
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Loyal Forcsters.


Court Bergen had o successful excur-
sion on Monday; successful financially
and socially. The credit is due to the
efforts Of Brother L. Broderick, chairman
of the committee. who wa ably assisted
by Brothers A. DieterIe, E. Rogers of the
Floor Committee and Brother ]. Conlen.
ST., chairman of the Reception G ommit-
tee.
Court Bergen had an enthusiastic meet
ing on Wednesday evening. The fact
had been announced that a new court
was to be instituted in this
city and they rallied to initiate
its charter members. The nucleus OF the
new court, fifteen members, were put on
the rack The election of Court Bergen
was held at this meeting It was an un-
usual election and the actions of the old
officers were endorsed. as they were
unanimously reelected for a term of six
months. They are:--C. R., r. II. Keas-
man; S. G. r., j. Westeryelt; fiu sec,
j. Sutciiffe; treas, John ID. Hart; rec sec,
S. Allardiee. The interest shown by the
new members pleased the veterans and it
indicates that the new court wiz be full
of snap and a success. This will be the
fourth court that has been established by
Court Bergen since the divorce of the ma
jority OF the courts in this country from
the mother court in England. The Loyal
Foresters wish them success, but do not
luUtuu 10 F6iutin iuiS auu Will pIOpo5o
building up the order in this country and
make it as powerful as it was before the
courts in the United States started an
establishment of their own.
Delegates from all the loyal courts in
the eastern district will convene at Odd
Fellows Hall on the Heights on Monday,
July z, for the purpose of forming a
subsidiary High Court. Brothers Sib-
bald. BunnelI and Allardice are working
hard, and will have everything in resdi-
ness for the visiting brethren. Any mem
Der of the other branch of the order who
desires to unite with the older branch can
ascertain how by communicating with
secretary of Court Bergen.
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THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS. JUNE g. 1890.

Deputy did not intend to accompany
the excursion till he heard this
announcement. Just prior to
the adjournment of the associations
meeting 4 delegation from Monticello
Lodge was announced and admitted.
REGULATIONS were made by Past Grand
NewSirk and Brother Chamberlain, Of
Monticello Lodge, and II song rendered
by Past Chancellor johnson, of Jersey
City Lodge, No. "a After the adjourn
ment the Monticellos were invited down
to Morrow 81 Days, but reach ed only
MuIfSr's.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

n rec s1iiA <2EtSc PtCa hhfeopAAs
The lodges have taken their vacation
for the summer, and it will be quiet in
Masonic circles until the lodges resume
work in the fall.
Brother Allen, of Jersey City Lodge,
whose fatal illness was mentioned in THE
NEWS, died on Thursday. The funeral
services will be held at his late home,
corner of Second and Grove streets, at
two o'clock this afternoon. Jersey City
Lodge invites all the members of sister
lodges to be present and assist ia the i'm
pressive Masonic burial service to be held
at the grave.
An emergent communication of Jersey
City Lodge No ID has been called for
half-past one this afternoon.
Hiram Lodge No. II will hold Its last
commication tomorrow night previous to
calling off for the summer vacation.
Brothers Brown, Bagley and Gordy, of
Jersey City Lodge, will visit Franklin
Lodge of Philadelphia tomorrow even
ing.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

ness while he was absent. TOM is a
very careful man.
II the representations Of his friends are
to be believed, we will soon have the
pleasure of saluting Brother Daniel ..
Cotfey, of Court Pride of the Hill, as
Constable Cotfey from the sixth.
Tom" Welsh, who resides at tne
Junction" has grown quite oorpulent OF
late. He should use some OF Pruesser'
AnG-Fat
High Secretary La Pointe has had is
sued directory OF The subordinate courts
under the jurisdiction of the Grand Court
of the State Of New Jersey. 1t is com
plete and well arranged. and gives the
name and number of each court, date OF
institution, number of members, name
and address Of secretary, meeting night
and place of meeting.
Court General Wavne will be instituted
at Pythagoras Hall tomorrow evening.
The dispensation failed to materialize
Thursday night. Martin J.. Flynn has
taken the matter in hand
The new German court to be instituted
is in charge of Brothers John Hart and
Peter Sherry. Brother Hart is to be the
past chief ranger and Brother Sherry IS
to be chief ranger, and the German ritual
is to be used.
Martin J. Flynn has new court under
way, but cannot find quarters to locate IT.
Court Jersey City Will attend the grand
annual picnic of Court Commodore Barry,
NO. 1880, at Washington Park, Brooklyn,
on Wednesday next. Ten or fifteen open
barouches will leave Roche's Hall early
in the morning.
Past High Chief Ranger O'Mealia was
bereaved yesterday by the death OF his
youngest child.
Court Jersey City s big picnic and games
will take place at Caledonian Park on
July a. Some Of the prizes were stolen
from Spalding's window on Broadway,
New York, but it is reported that the
ranlicn hnrra 1.ncouafad flffsf of them
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Am erican LEGION oil Honor.

This order will be an active institution
next fall. Plans are being prepared for
I'm active campaign
Ever Faithful Council elected the fol-
lowing officers at its meeting on Tuesday
night Commander, DR.. Thomas J. Nc
Loughlin; Vice Com, Lemuel M. Butler;
Orator, John DAILY; Chaplain, John
Shader; Guide, Arthur McKeever, War
den, Thomas Holmes; Sentry, Michael
McCarty; Secretary, Charles NJ. Hughes;
Collector, Rufus Waterbury.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
Independent Order Of odd rellows.

Brother Joe Cordner, of Onward, left
this city last night for Indianapolis. He
will be absent at least one year. The
"boys" around the ~ unction' are heart
broken and the postmaster" is simply
overcome with grief. They all wish him
an enjoyable trip and hope he will be
prosperous in his new home.
Brothers Sayers and Brennan are anxi-
ously awaiting the day of Onward Lodge
excursion. They are training and will
wear their sweetest smiles and high
heeled boots. Bob and Sam are handles.
The POSTMASTER has been trying to
find out If any fish are to be caught at
Iona Island. John says he will fish or
die In the attempt.
Among the enthusiasts In Onward is
the barber" He is willing to bet a
shave against a sea-bass that the excur-
sion will be grand success.
The excursion of Onward Association.
which will leave Jersey City on July 20,
will be a big success. The steamer Crys-
tai Wave and barge Susquehanna will
convey the eXcursionists to Iona Island
and the members hope to make
this the greatest excursion Of
the Sl y year. Mnsic VIII De furnished
Terpsichore may be assured of all the
dancing they desire. Brother Sam Sayers
is chairman OF the committee and this
alone guarantees all that no stone will be
left unturned to make IL success.
It is stated ON good authority that the
reason Brother Tony Benden was COM
PEELED to widen his store door, was be-
cause his beautiful figure has enlarged
SO much that he could not
squeeze through, hence the enlargement
District Deputy Bagley will on Tues
day evening install the newly elected
officers of Lincoln Lodge No. 126 and Me-
chanics Lodge No. sc. On Wednesday
evening he will install the newly elected
officers of Garfield Lodge No. 65 and Hud-
son Lodge No. A. The Lincoln and Gar
field LODGES meet in the Booraem Build
ing; the Mechanics and Hudson in Union
Hall.
On Monday evening last District
Deputy Bagley visited Sumner Lodge,
No. 1870. at the close of the lodge the
sumner Association held meeting, and
mite. "A very handsome silver pitcher
will be presented to the most popular per-
son on thu excursion. The District
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Nv Nellie bly,. limo, PIP. $50. rictofiai W'"Kh''
Company ,
an FEE Hrrn,rss Morris Emo ip. go. u.
Lipp,ncott Company
SOUTHERN WAR SONGS. Collected by W. S. Pagan
svo, Pr. $50. On. 7. Richardson CO..
ONE SUMMERS LESSONS IN PRACTICAL PER.
SPECTIVE- by Christine Chaplin Brush lOmo' PIP
II. Roberts Hothersl
ny LEAFY WAYS. BY Francis A. Knight. 12mo
10. ie7. (laobrrts Bio.,crs)
IDYLs OF THE pbEtp ,,o, By Francis Knight
THE HOUSE OF THE wOI.FINGS. BY William Nor.
ris Icmo DIP. 49,. utoberts Brohers)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Go Uhom Ut ltlan Concern.

/ on rIiE BROOKL.YN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
10 whom, It may concern: Pursuant t" n. Ixo.sons
OF an at Of Legislature Of the STATE of Nr" ix w
tt'd An Act Tor Relief 81 III. brooklyn tty IAN:
road Company Lessee Of the Franchise ana fIorV
the IN hwck Railroad Company" said act being Chapter
$40 Of Laws Of 1890 and pursuant 70 an o,t OF hs
krrnr Court made at special term th'rot hru ~ th2
Conrt House in the city Brookn Coanty OF Kinys ana
Stat, OF New York the 18th day of An2ust loW tn22
brooklyn City Railroad Company hereby , not @
wnr>hip OF eight TO- snares
~ hr camai stock OF the ushwIck Railroad company
Corporation duly incorporated under the laws OF his Sse
railroad In the city OF BrookNn
snd sa, ~ NV ork witch said r,foad is opratsd
by said I,rookyn City Railroad company ~ lessee :" a
TusnwicR Railroad Company Said eight shares O. stosx
,as ssmed 10 Henry Smith certcat" bearing date the
", dav ~ January 1870 which said certificate WAS mum;
brnd BIS "a appars by the stock cortlhcae book Of sS
said shares Of sad harss a." re9pS NV . T.
road Company 10 Fulton street In The city OF B0I n
iyn 0Inty Of Kings aud STATE OF Ntw.fo Any M
Formation With respect 10 shares OF stock or any
them with respect TO the oNncf or 9wnsrH ~ m:
brooklyn CITY railroad Company at the above address,
Dated New.York. A~. IL. 1910.