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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
sHOULD COURT HAVE BEEN
POSTPONED.

To the annoyance and disap.
pointnont u many, court Il again
postponed We do not doubt but
that Judge Crisnaa's servioe~ are
needed In the constitutional eonvsn-
ton. hut ID u certainly hardship
on the busy farmers o. this oouaty
30 leave their work. ride from ssn
b forty miles 10 find that their TIM
has been useless Why didu't
Judgc Chrisman arrange with sone
other Jusl,gr or lawyer a ability 10
hold court for him. II strikes us
that this coald have been done anil
that b the SAtissaction Of all parties
II Is no special disadvantage to the
lawyers 30 wait. bat for clisats. wit
nesses and jurors - be % freq .enk
~ harrassed by these pcstpoae.
msnts j. bad. and shoald slwsys b.
avoided when In the range Of posi-.
billity.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

senator Vance has written a let
ter 30 his friends In North Carroll
ma, regarding his position towards
the sub-treasury bin. in which he
says that while be had opposed ii
- impracticeble, he viii cheerfully
support il II II can he proven 10 he
constitutional by any decision Of
the supreme court, and he. hollis
himself in readiness 30 co-operate
with the friends % the measure h
put Il in any shape II possible,
that viii make II eoufounab'e 10
the Federal Consultation c.ariou-
i.sd.or
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
shs / \ saIo.
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l. T.. BRITAIN
W
A. J CraWtotl.
~ virtue - Wr.t q Fieri faeias a.
ne from ~ -. isgss on agt,ng Justice ~
ti,s l''ars oi Coriah C,un'y Mississippi.
all. pn Mundss. the ~ ,lay - I ~, on
lar 4. ~ l@sl II the Conrt House th.pr.
10 'hs town n Haglehur-i, prs,s,l IA
sri b. thp highest b.i,lsr Or rsh. the
follow ing ,lseerii,s.i prupsrtt. 'ow.ts
The inter VI q 4 J CrnN iurd. ~ aatl
b. the . gr q - 9 qr - 49, - 4 !. re-
IN topial cuunty Mise. b., eel IN a.
the property - defendant. 4 J Cras {. ri
and all ho .old to satisfy the Iid.rnsl
and go A. In the "A owe stated ca s..
THIS 2nd day - October. A. - i~pn
~ W lRoww. sheriff
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

acorgia hrs 3no lie time prispn-
ere Ia tir Ucaltruilary
Tho Office - lieutenant goyrrnor
has h,-'n r,storyl hy the coayen-
tuu
TIE RAYMOND Gazrtte saws the
prr.w worms are at over Hln,i-
county
Guy Hil. If Ncw York j. can
yas.ius Opiuaud West Virginia in
the i,t.rr-i ~ the Dvulncraiic par
Is
81 tho MONEY appropriated Nv
r,nerszs a. tie improvement q
river AMI harl,ars the lazno river
gt- S.5.Wl
rHr convention cot Oh" lisa tha,
s,mrthIug az -am,bsly hal a. H.
extend !. $50 fha term q the State
..hrrrs v,ra extended
Tr.r have hrau rishicyu kill-
nass uul attempted killings ia War
IA. Co. t... state. sinrr the sam-
q. term sc tl.y tuur, iu that riun
ry
t.rm fam Washington
-t,. IA. uIi.E figures show tina,
I'D. urmlatlun # Mississippi = L.
80 So. an lurraso II laa.21
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Mrs. Lime FAINT. of Holly
springs, who i now teaching IN
the srhools ~ Meridian. was Sc.
lected to gu the position 81 mis-
tress u at and designing ~ the
State Industrial lns,iiale Al this
place. made saoint by the death
Of Miss Hutchinson. Mrs. Fan,
'san accomplished lady and her
appointment will give great salts.
fsstion thruugbaat the State.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
THEELECTlOY

NEXT Tuesday will h. election
day A majority II the states will
a. that time hn!l congressional
elections The Iulitical make on
81 tho next congress depends upon
the results Two months ago Il
soemei tina. tho democrats would
sweep things, but At this time We
can hardly hope for any gain
The democrats everywhere seen
10 be in n perfect state Of apathy.
They loudly condemn the vigorous
policy q Speaker Reed. but seem
p1wsrlcss a. organize against him
and bis oo-workors Reeds policy
was arbitrary in the extreme. hut
Il has proved wonderfully effective.
The repuhlican party 4 oryaniz
al ~ never bcforo They are on
Tor the fight Anl that % win. A
control Of the next congress by re-
publieans, means the passage Of the
forcc bin with all II it, o.lious Tea
turoS
The talk II M, submitting 10 it,
provisions. II passed Is all bosh
We viii submit and tamely too
We can't IN otherwise The Dem
ocrais deserve puch u what they
Get from a republican administra-
tion, lecau~c II their lack Of firm
ness ard unity.
We hope for the bess, but At
present II docp not look A. II there
l. much Leaf in store for uS
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Architect Chrk, oi tae Capitol.
SAYS a di-patch from Washington.
Is IA receipt Of a curiosity in the
way of an engineering plan hook
ing To no less = feat than the turn
ing around ~ the great marble
building where Congress sits. The
met llsSd - somewhat complicated,
hut the substance ~ il j. as fol.
lows Some wonderful jacks vill
he placed at short intervals under
the building after sufficient excs-
vati0ns have heen made. Then
the ground will he dug from a
round the foundation by degrees
aud .hored up with iron girders
from end to end Under the cen.
trail portion whore the crypts now
are the inventor will place a cirru-
lar railway, supported by more ~
the jacks, aud upon these, with
the pressure ~ only a few horse
power. he purposes to turn the en-
tire Capitol without disturbing
either is foundation or is walls.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
To The Polls Democrats,

Every Dcmocrat j. expected 10
b. at the polls next Tuesday and
cast bis vaac Tor Col Hooker for
Congress Don't think that he will
H. excited anyway. but 20 out and
help elect him. The negroes are
organizing aud will vote a. a unit
for Mathews
IL would H. an eternal disgrace
a. the white people Of this county
to stay At home next Tuesday aud
to, $50 Hooker either defeated or
given a close race.
We can't afford anything Of the
Kind. besides tho honor anl pres
tlgc u Copiah Democracy. demand
otherwise.
IL should be remembered that
Copiah in tins election will h.
watched with some interest Hon
I q >. DOdds was our choice in the
convention, We failed "a ct him.
Nov not h. give Col Hook
CO his usual maioGty IN this county
would lie . serious reflection upon
oar consistency. Blu the Demo
Gratis ofCepish mns, AM we believe
they viii give Hooker The biggest
Ase.af any county in N, distrs,t.
80 = - % -
: Asaid surprise lnaas peupie 4
the immense asnoant "a e..
Imported into this county. princi
pally frosn Holland. 10 supply III.
increased demand IN the Units
States Tho number amounts Ia !
single season o. thousands q dozens
aud tie tariff man uc,crdrcam,d 81
such comm"lIty hcing supplied
from a foreign sDarcc, else thcy
would not come In duty frcy A. i.
now the casc Surely ifthos, slow.
gong painstaking and frugal old
Hollsnders can End a prod; in ship
ping eggs a. a. - many hundreds
IT miles away from where they arr
produced We should not complain
~ the prof:s wc secure GA our home
pr"duction. Even with this foreign
supply u no mean size the demand
st"adily increases faster than the
supply, far while the consumption
q egg' for domestic purposes l.
enormous the thousands II dozens
used Ia the arts and sciences scarce-
~ fall short ~ the number used
for food Farm, Field and Stock
man.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

hnowing that eonga ran De checked
IN lay, and The irss stages ~ eansaMs,.
tion hrwken In a week. We hereby
guarantees DT. Aekers English Cough
Remedy. and ain npfand shs aeney 10
al sho bay, take a e PEI 81 sctioas. aud
da noi hnl oilf sfalese~sff net. For
s1lx ~ y e. hsle
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
Copiah County And Its Re-
sou roea

sources.
Wherever Oopiah and Copiah-
ans are known II j. a subject n
general rsmark. that they arr proud
- thi. county ani each other. THIS
l. true, and have We not cause ior
entertaining this feeling.
The lat assessment shows the
county b. b.. ta personal assess.
rneni. nearly 500 90 ahead - any
oahcr coant, IN the state Taking
IrrSonal aud realty together. she /.
-iill ah-sl by almo., slO0000
Hands sme srhoA building are dot
tin. every hill by. Fine
brick churche- are ls.ing ers-ts~i
IN all the towns excellent briIxos,
wosi and irOn. span her Numerous
streams Nutwith-:andingthc shor,
crlp-, farmers are fairly prosper
Gus.
The immense coston aud woolcn
mills IN her southern l.orders con
sumo agrrat portion - the cotton
yToan and all the wua. End u
pric = a in advance a what
the producer can get el,rwhere.
Aside from large crnI~ q carn.
cpttn. and cane, CnpiHh i the
ccnt"r ~ tn great fruit and ,csc-
table Industry II Mississippi This
alone bring. in hundrcls - thpas
and-. and 'ha, to- bctwcrn seasons.
This industry. while only in IT.
infancy, has caused real estate along
the l. e. X X a. advance In the
last tvo years frum 20 to 30 per
cent IN valae
In fact IN all portions "a the
county proprity j. st"ndily on the
increase. Oh plantations. for
years back the home 81 tn fox and
"Nl. arr nov beiag trimmed II
their bushes AMI brirrs. and made
b. yicl | as tho black lands q Rus
sia. a. the far famed delta 81 Mis-
,i-sipIi. Prosperity sin the .ir AMI
W. catch the constant sound IL
the saw AMI h,nn'r. tn pllT
hpy- merry whistle and the bleat-
ing Il many hocks and the low ing
II numerous herds
Taxes. county aud state only III
miil- "a the dollars yet the county
= prt - debit and thousands IN
/ the treasury
Surely every CupiahAn has jus,
cause 20 fcrl proud Il their county,
the county with this magnificent
showing
Bot Copiah l. not only prusper.
Gus aud wealthy. it Is full 81 patri
vile, inlssliigunt peopls. fitting al
asecasions aud professions 4
i.sald that the County AIliaace
rs ,gnore level haaaei farmers n
l. ~ any other cynnty N IN
- ! thu I'll teachers r.
t.. are " Rrns demand in u
II sd coantes.
IT, l.olarhip i high their f.
ae5th rnquestioned
me has ID laek Il able, slill.ui
physicians DR. Luther Scxton oI
Nc-@on was FOR several years Pre-
of the State medical hoard The
merchants IL this far famed obi
county arr ahead a any IN down.
right thrift and enterprise The
TAR Of Copiah j. known throughout
the length ami breadth 81 every
state In the union.
X y. Miller a. the prosecutor o
Hemingway. Dolis a. an astute
statesman AMI the one who made
the great speech Tor Minnie Walk
mp
Sexton a. the leading light in
great Constitutional Convention.
and othc-s who are known a. able
| judges and JuristN
lcs Nc have a people and coun-
" Il which - D. Justly proud
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
Not,ceto contracsossi

The Beard ~ supervisors viii GA the
sesumd Monday ~ November neat, leI
oat the fallawtng roa'rartA asearltng 81
plau. aud specifications on Gle. In the
Ch.uerFy tiefk's afiice via . build
q b. l,lge over peggy's Greek a Tire Df.
steele Iiiass on River road.
10 bal.d . bridge over ditch Ia Hedges
Lane an New Zien Road.
And O. bald pogtieo 10 iront VI 1ofFl
li.fuse
sealmf proposals can De alesl wIsh the
Clerk % 10 the time n letting cut laid
Cslnlfarts.
~ order u the Board
.. l. OsAsassss. IIslk.
llth. Iean.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

tons
VI --r. Dillon ar, - Bran. the
I'll l..nl Y.mIrr- - Parlia.
m'.' 'lf..b erra'rl il Dublin.
i... .r.. be- PHr pn their way
rs Am "a Thg c-us-ed tha
,.r. u ta.hi tiudIy furnished
b. . .gu Dee Ireland
InrS r,siIlr Tunes says Rube
barrow -rau his ra.r,r Il crime
so f#H' town ~ was arrested
ta," lu Ju's l~1, Tor passing com
'.H..t Nw'rau dollars. and was
iu.l h.furs - Blriwell Esq. A.
ai- confederate plead guilty aud
~vnr Elhr innocent he was re-
lra
\ CON Mite, frm Chicago. Ia
ia. tu' rsst It t.lc Worlds fare
hns uli,i Washington county.
Nv rui purrhasednf Henry Reed.
t.r bog cllun 10 which Abraham
Luro'u h,adas hpy anil where
hi- father married Nancy Hanks
llo price pail was yl.OD0. Il will
b. torn laan and erected cntiFs ON
o. prominent site NJ the Worlds
Fac
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

The Ba-,od Superintendent ~
schools says the reason there are
81 many old naid school tearhe.s.
- hecause no woman II sense
would giyc ur 1880 position f"r
/. tl0 nHn.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
Stop at the Palace Hotel.

When you visit New ORLEANS stnp AZ
the palas~ Hotel lO3 ~ Charles ~. OBJ
Ia~ite ~ Charles Theatre Tho nBnls
re newly furnished with the latest style
pfnfniture Moderate prics,e Or choice
fooms Fifty cents Seventy i've cents
end one dollar for choice rooms
John Penn, formerly 81 Bnookhaven.
Miss. Ia the proprietor 20 this new hotel
Don't fail to stop with him when you
visit the city lie knows just how "a
treat people fFual tho country.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
For Sale.

MARE, buggy and harness One Jersey
bull, tao cns- aGd calves leo bushels
sseet POTATOES, curn and cutton SEED
warming implements tools. otc. TN az.
enuni ~ departure aione. will te snld
cheap
y II EiIAorT
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

from all CORNERS OF the Unioa
come discouraging complaints Of
Democrats apathy. The Re-
publicans are working with tooth
and toe nail. sendlsg out cam 4,
paign literature aud speakers TO
all parts % the country where the
Mekilnly bin j. felt to a disad-
vantage, explaining IL, apologize
lng Tor n, twisting aud tar.ing
", aud making ou, ~ il, hideous
night mare as n is. a thing ~
beauty aud rpy forever. Under
the powerful ,lrhemy of elo.
aueuce, the base metals given bs
th's ball To- the people are CONVEX.
ted into gold, aud. while their
pockets are bcing robbed their
eyes are blinded by elegant soph
stiles aud their ears l,egulltd with
splendid raetonc. All the the
time the Democrats are doing
nothing. Mills ia Arkansas help.
Ind Beckinridge one or two more
Congressman are IN the field per-
forming de.olutofy work, hut no
business like effort has vet been
made. Maine was permitted 10
go by de.iu.t. bccaus. ~ Demo.
cratic Indifference. aud the moral
effect of Reeds kittery indorsc-
ment will take effort To- counter.
act. Meantime Chairman frow.
ar in New York attending a. hi-
private affairand making no fort
to organize his forces. lie j. the
naThypampy. Miss Nancy pol,>
ey. which proposes 90 wcther a.
contest by posing altogether the
superior mortal Ills j. the
goody -goody method IL sweet
do. no hing. while the Republican,
are tuning hca.en aud earth 10
get there" The devil must he
Fought with Ere, aud Chairman
Flower u obviously unit for the
task assigned him. The krpub-
Leans have DEFEATED the psnitcn-
tlary of ~ own Ia order that
shonld>he convict might be pui
at the head 10 their campaign
committee. They wanted man-
sgcT who would work and wiz, IL
possible. aud they have MT mis-
taken their man. The pas.ivitv
Ut Chairman Flower !. injuring
Democrats chanres oil over the
country Now j. the time ~ de-
The l'esi WORK, when people are
feeling for tbs ir-t time the NJ
kinly r"hl'ery. Later on when
they become accustomed t. paw
Ing two p,Icr- for articles or dn-
lng without them. campaign work
will be lees effected Appeal.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Are active. effective and pure. foT
sick hradache. dis's irrpsi stomach. le :
a. appeiite. had cnmplrxiou and hilliun..
ness. they have neyet hsen c,,ltaiei eiths
in Anasrica 80 abroad. ] q. white
druggist.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

The State of Mis.i.sippi.--To Martha T.
Anderson
Nou are commanded t0 appear before
th" Chascrry court If the Cnnniy "a CO.
piah. la said state. on the ai,d Monday
- syenIbeF, 1880. o. drieud the sna ln
ssid e"urt II Cathefihe Co.tley, whe rein
yea are q defendant.
This Oct 18th, 1850.
. u. GaANREnRY, Clerk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Tie State 70 Miss. 10 Amelia Davis.
You are commanded ~ APPEAR before
the Chancery court u the oouniy ~ Co
p.sh. IA ssid state on the second Monday
~ Nov ltga Ia defend the suit in said
court ~ Anderson Davis wherein you
ara defendant
J. u. GRAsnKRY. clerk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

AZ arF.i I, vow ifc aNay When ~
tie l,uni's turs .olsls applied sill
eur "a. worst q. ~ q tie itch ever
known. u not Il Gusts yoI nothing
Prov Ca
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Halls Hair Remover u free from ai'o
bel and dyes that injure the skin II -
sci~ntiii ally prepared anil ID will RESTORE
gray hair to lta original csslnT aud yigoF.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Nell,s nly ct around 80 wuFld prett,
lively. bot Cheathans fastelss- chill
Tome vii e. q q -ttll b 'ttsr pts Try
bottle ahen N ne~i - a rslie.ly fuf
chillH
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

When sal.@nFllslng fuF . ncw paper
=, IA. bet. The Tlno- l,ume fal. u
- 0fleans- Daily ansi "" klg ~
I ia.fAs tfggrst efsrwtmfksm.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

II WaS uuoe SUE -ssi that s~'rfula
could not b. eralloatsd fr1m the syst"u.
bat the marseluus r,,-llts prHlIotl a.
the uus ~ AyeT's Safsapaf 10 H.spru,s
this thenFy The rraspn - this me,lirius
r. the most Iuwefl. b.u1,l purh,r ,gri
discovered
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

The Transition frutn lonR. lingering nnd
painful sickness - ru'rasl health marka
an sJss.h la the hfe - the individual
such . remarkable event ~ treasured M
the 'lenlory and ne agent whereby the
gJssa health has zen attsineA ls Grats
TAN, blessed i,uoc a - that 80 much
l. h. sTd IN prai-e q t.lsetrlc Blp.ers 30
many feel they owe their rs..tssral lrn 10
health. b. the 40. 10 the great AlteFna-
tlvs aud funic. 10 y0a are insub'ed With
mny dirusse uf kidneya. Liver - ~tommeb
- nng - short esaalslin4 y0u @iil suFH "
kad npafnf - u'me "a kasmAfAr Niftawm h@i
y 81 mnd sIeU f.ef bottle "a Al IL ksmx :
AfaMAas&w
Ihe consciousness. - having > rsme.il
~ baud or eEoap pnenuaonl& SIRE throal
and a8ailnn cs.i3s = very eogaaliua o. :
g.nrumt WITH . hoftie ~ ay~ra Che~vv
ps..inr 4 ~ tt h, -. ael4 IN 4
oa@.a. d % .-so . st notninR
clse csan giNe
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
JERSEYS.

Registered Jersey boil. 4 years old
sple,said pedlgrea Gentle Any 0ne can
usnaxe him. For sale cheap
FRAswC INTotH,
u HirslAong a Bur 10y
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

acorsia hrs 9no lie time prism.
ere IN Tee Ucuitpuiiary
The times., 1890-08-15
Probate Order.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

COUNTY OF SHIAwAssEE ss
AT u session OF the Probate Court for the
County of Shiawassee holden at the Probate
offlce in the City of Corunna, on Wednesday the
18th day OF August in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ninety. Present, Matthew Bush,
Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Linus ID. Parks.
deceased. On reading and filing the petition,
duly verified, OF Millie L. Parks praying that
administration of said estate may be granted TO
said petitioner or TO some other suitable person.
Tbereupon IL is ordered, that Monday the eighth
day of September at ten o'clock in the forenoon
be assigned for the hearing of said petition and
that the heirs at law of said deceased, and ali
other persons interested in said estate, are re.
quired TO appear at a session OF said Court, then
to be holden at the Probate ONCE, in the CITY of
Corunna and show cause, II any there be, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted
And IL Is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said es.
tate, OF the pendency OF said petition, and the
hearing thereof by causing copy of this order
to be published In THE TIMES newspaper
printed and circulated In said County of Shia-
wassee for three successive weeks previous TO
said day of hearing. MATTHEW BUSH,
"a true copy.) Judge Of Probate.
II. Il. HARPER, Probate Register.
The times., 1890-08-15
Swapping Cou rtesies.

From Detroit Tribune.
Hon. Jerome w. Turner, of Owosso, is
out with a card booming Judge Newton, of
Flint for the Democratic nomination for
associate justice of the supreme court. The
closing paragraph of his boomlet read as
f0lows ''Let us make no mistake this
time. but nominate man of integrity, abil-
ity and Democracy" for the supreme bench
s'lset us make no mistake this time" sounds
very much as though Mr.. Turner was
reminding his party that IL had made mis-
takes at other times. But let that pass
The graceful thing for Judge Newton to do
now Is to turn around and nominate Jerome
w. Turner for the same judicial position.
The Miles Standish way OF courting poiti-
cal favors is all the go now.
The times., 1890-08-15

The patriotism that inspired Senator Hoai
of Massachusetts, to give utterance to the
following has not been excelled in human
history. ''While favor passing the Tariff
bill, sooner than that this Congress should
not pass the Federal election bill l would
prefer to see every manufacturing establish
ment in Massachusetts reduced to ashes
and the people of the state required to labor
in callings in which they could not make
more than fifty cents per day, and be re-
quired to live on Goldfish" And yet it is
keeping with the spirit which has actuated
and controlled New England since the day
on which the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth
Rock.
The times., 1890-08-15

AS straw indicating which way the po-
litical wind is blowing, it may interest Oul
readers to know that at the election OF
Portsmouth, N. H., held on Tuesday in
last week, the Republicans made decided
gains, electing for the first time in years 6
majority of the alderman and making 9
gain of nearly 500 ON the vote for mayor
Also that at the elections held the same day
in the territories of Oklahoma, Indian and
Utah the Republicans won in the first two,
and that the Mormons were defeated by the
Gentiles in the latter, losing even the city
Of Salt Lake.
The times., 1890-08-15

In the Free Press Of Wednesday we find
the following from the pen OF Hon. Jerome
w. Turner, of this city, in favor of the
nomination of Judge Newton by the Demo-
Gratis for Justice of the Supreme Court: Il
desire to suggest Judge William Newton, of
Flint, as proper candidate for associate
justice of our Supreme Court. He probably
has not his superior as a lawyer among all
the judges of our circuits. He is thorough
Democrat and is so popular among the
masses that he will run sufficiently ahead,
even i'm his own district, to elect him. Let
us make no mistake this time, but nominate
a man of ability, integrity and Democracy.
Every tissue of the body, every nerve,
bone and muscle is made stronger and more
healthy by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
State Republican,: Deputy Sheriff Cross
of Clinton county came to Lansing this morn
ing and arrested l.. ID. Watson for the alleged
offense of obtaining a suit of clothes i'm Ovid
under false pretenses.
The burdock plant Is one of the best dur
etics or kidney regulators in the vegetable
world, and the compound known as BurdoclS
Blood Bitters Is unsurpassed in all diseases
of the kidneys, liver and blood.
Owosso, MIcH, August IL. 90.
We have just received, for distribution, a
box of Agricultural College reports for 1889.
DEWEY 4 STEWART.
The times., 1890-08-15
REDUCTION In PRICES INCLUDING THE BANKRUPT STOCK

Note few prices and compares Fine line Coored Gross
Grain Silk, price $lOO reduced &C., One dollar Colored
Stripe Velvets reduced 5Oc Black "a inch Dress Silk that
some merchants mark $150, mark $780, Quantities of
Cheap Dress Goods from the Bankrupt Stock 12c
Zephyr Gngham early price 3oc &c., Table Linen and
Napkins from the Bankrupt Stock Good weight yard wide
Sheeng 42c Good Kid Gloves sold by other stores at
Sl.50 price zoe; Beaded Wraps over one. half off
Rag Carpet at CSC per yard SOC Rag Carpet per yard
95c lngains at zoe yard Tapestry Brussels at 45c per
yard-compare prices