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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

shady Grove alliance held IL regular
mecting saturday. Hons 7 J Mili.aT~
and Lark Pursor werr preset and made
interesting Address. The attendance
was not ~ large ~ usual because most
- the membeFp were taking advantage
- the uioe weather b. rush work 90 the
farm.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Hon J. v Ssxton gave us q pleasant
call Tuesday. lie was looking a. hright
a. . May morn and a. fresh .. the dew
drugs which gIisssn aud sparkle In the
glad sunlight
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Nj Calenda % Pleasant Hlll
ne'ghlspEhopd IN heat three, y serving
h's oountry this week as petit juror
iie came IN Monday, bot ~ court DID not
u'ee' until next day he spent the time IN
taking IN the town and submitting 10
the hand shaking - the candidates.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

tlaa 4 Hart and Miss Ida OK.
dfg. 4tsr - Mr. Austin cox living near
CaIntl Line Churrh. all y. united in
marriage Go hay w. key A. \ lsrmas
fhey all make their home ~ Netryb
City The SIsNsr svtsnys hest y lrh7s
~ the suHuE couple
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

D. v sexton, n n Mayss aad T. ,.
MiIl~aI~ are the geatlsmsn spoken q IN
eonnsrsion with the ssnstorship from
this county.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
~, Assessor
rsz SUPERVISOR.

rsz SUPERVISOR.
We are authorized ~ announce
90. n SCOTT.
ssa canii.late Or supervisor for bsat
ons, suh!e.i . actiun u the democratic
party.
we are authorixetl g. announces
49, NAsSENatfI-
a. a candidate Or supervisor - beat one,
suble't a. acton - democratic party.
we are authorized ~ announce
a. CONWELL,
a. a candidate for suporvi@or - beat one.
subisc, % acton ~ the democratic party
we are authorized b annouEoe
j. N HARRIS,
~ a CANDIDATE Cor supervisor - beat one
subject b. action - the democratic party
we are authorized 10 ANNOUNCES
Ne SPENCER,
a. a candidate fur supervisor for beat 4
subisrt to astiun - the dsmocrati, party
We are authorized % announce
JAS. W. DtnIAkE
- a candidate Tor supervisor Or beat 8,
sublest b. action ~ the demoFaiic par
"
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
AttcntL On Tcach ga

Iy4wInstiuu - teachers sIn - lad
~ thr tuurthul~e - Thursday AMI
FRIDAY - enrh week daring April white
te1Ch,tz first and third Vssk. and
ctlu--d "a s-sand ani fourth vealSs
A IalMAK ~mnl
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

q u. Love 10 candidate for re elec
tom 10 the ofilce ~ iustioe q the peaoe
The people are familiar xith his record
aud qualification and an extended notics
In he tehah - unnsoc-.@ary.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Juu Is Mayes has moved his # g -
srlis 10 the nes BRICK builling ~ U.s.
War' corner The ilaElsharst Bank Is
also lnratsd In the same banding
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

IN shipping fruit and vegetables b.
- Paul the growers NJ this plare SAINT
q reliable firm "a handle their gobds d
Presley a Co, - q safe. reliable houss.
and all lo-pk g. your interests II was
established IN lsia aud are fully couyer
saht with all tile deiails Try then
vith q shipment
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Justice G. A. Ray. ~ Beauregard. vas
IN town Tuesday. lie is spoken a a. a
candidate for supervisor frum beat two.
ile served IN that csparity SINE years
ago and made quite an efficient meml,er.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
~. o. BURNLEY.


TAX COLLECTORS AIT.
uill a. tan collector q Cupiah ,uiu
~ at the couFthuu-s duoT la ilaxlrhurst,
hstWesn u a. ~. aud 20. "a 90 Me- Z.
day. Aprii Cth. pruceed 90 eel "a the
hi u 81 bidder foF cash. the follow ing
land IN sald cuuuty far taxes due GO the
fi-c4l year l~'so. y ith all cust. and dam
agrs. ta-Ntt
The "a az ~ ma a. sertioa ~. ri
west assessed e. n D.. Nelsen, tot
~ ~
The rorth half sw ~ roe -. tl.Fl
wet. assr@sed O. uuknnNn oW ner. tal
tax, s2Ot. D. " Known.
sheriff a lax ollie tor.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
| W CoorrE, Pastor.



Our beloved Young friend Who depart
- ihis lfe Jan. 9Th ISL After tha
l'-si = uietiical skull had h"en exhausted
AMI an that lowing hanis could a. s..r
rumis'i 90 the fatal m1lady u suffer
~ was intense. yet he sW~,t. ii.nt
fHrtitude never d,a.rtsI him Tgua
yHHng lrthsr was ftttbf4i meutizlr -
Nvs IlIu Baptist church. Alal an AZ
tsutIya mgmi~r - i.arcka alliance
Dear hcurav had Ju=i a.rgsl q the
verge - manh,s't. ant q 4rJus = alris
~ bad aimitts.l him as one - their
lpslisst ornaments lie had dear parents.
brothers sisters, Anl many kind friends
ani admirers, g. mourn their las OA
thfi Ell The sweet comforting words that
tHIs dear tslN roI~atrd. While On ~ d.ath
h-al a. rselEisl H. "a I~rfe..tg IN
Ifus tu rabuit % tho Will - be master
lie ra.iet the family o. his bed anil tod
thrw ZAP Hs.t Iu heaven. urgirg hta f.th
rr ~ ilEs hi- hand anl crus- tho river
- Jrfd.u 18th han We tender DOR
a.1rifr - TTlHffN o. the irrryaysl lam
.IY WHHsH bees can never D. repaid AMI
ulat oagH rlH ~ % try and initiate 49,
pare l'H. tuat We may 10 prepared o.
meet liHuuia IH the beautiful hunls aisI,e
.HtHri iH q spshlr-- rul,s chanting the
uss afuls y tie angi~s that be has Al
read, IHarnod o. lisp
Well Hsast again. how sweet the wurU
l'.a sNe The ~urthtng suand
i I.v strain. q Tar 90 uauate hraFl
t'H srua" vnf hantlng ~ uud.
Wei. u~s.t again. frieudaitp afr ka.
.H#H no p ms*t drar t.rarf
Nul ID tia pltasing pf,~Irrts se,.fa,
iiHir. o. The tleedins heart.
W I met aEaIn. are SuTds that cheer
While beading Der the tuuih
Ter .a. t4Ht hups - bright nud dear
t'an pisr-- So dgop"s' gl,spul.
l.ar lu li.r ufaussftu q The I.sst.
Secured f.tH caro- and p.lu.
ll Irftrr .rfHre az rUd.rH4 ret
.Ae slall surely meet sgnlu
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

. W Didlake has yisllsd 10 s,licita
t'ons a friends and coaseBted b. b-,oome
q candidate for SUPERVISE u elected
he would represent his district in q
highly eFeditable manner. being a. sell
qualified - any man in the county.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

For Sale.

Eesslence containing ! r,spms, nicely
plastered CRATES IN front r,pms, siabl".
servants HOUSES. tao NsliA Rbsl NaisL
situated IA one ~ the most desirable
InFtions - tho city For terms ami
further particulars call un ~ write to
J. 10. STAPLETON,
Hazlrhurst Miss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
NICE home FOR SALE

Nv paprrrd, grptrs in front ru.H. .
! tmrrished complete through aud
well appointed iu every particular.
stables, Servants lluu-e. tarfi -
lI"ass and ~ out buil,iiug. suit.thuiial
aud ia good order Two Nrlls, g'and
ateT. Fuuf A'rs Orchard csbia'uiug
$50 ,ouug Peach. Pear. Nppl" ar,i l'lHhl
frees al cbaicr yariviirsI uid enough
o. bear this s-asnu. hi. plHr' Isus.rs-
ssss an the advantages Il the toNu.
ithoal i'irurtlug The hea,y corpora l.'n
tts. VIII sell trsi,lenee aul 90 atlh
out orvhsrd llnu.e furnished 90 uu
furnished a. desired. Terns one hall
ra.h. balance e. suit purchaser. fur
further parth ulars call un
~. %. Bu7NL Ef.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
TmE INGE REVIVAL.
Appsintment sf Committees for the
asstIag.

The Rev q. \. lnge will begin
his series II meetings here gu the
l0th day % May. end Sunday
The following named gentlemen
have hcen appointed ON the several
committees
EXECUTIVE CoxxITTEE
DR.. = NJ. sexton, q. l. Rags
dale. A. 4. Holt, J. ID. Mayes, &.
Price and Joel lally.
Committee on Tent AND LiaHTs
a. ". Millsap-, h. &. Wilcox.
W J. Rea, J. III. Rogers, A. T..
Grayes, Louis Gibbs. H. A. Hood,
Frank Marrhctti. II. Penn. J. =
Alfred. Judge L. Millsaps and W
II. Cook.
tsHERs
Tom kcrncy, J. q. Hargrayc,
Rube Jones. j. J. Ella : :
Brown, " NJ Durr, Henry MIL
saTS, y ID Nesmith. b u Ncs-
NTH. " ". Norman, VIM. Maycs.
u G. Howell AMI J. " Smith
COMMITTEE oS ENTERTAINMENT.
" II Brown, DIR. J. VI Catch
ing- X e. Howell. Dr q "
furnell, " J. Smith. | riah Mill
sap-, Dr., III Cook, A II. Harvey
and A l. Norman.
COMMITTEE on ORprR.
John h Allen, Leon Watson, !
NJ Maplcs. Frank Welch, III King.
X T. Aluswurth.
CuMNITTTE On MUsC
J ; Sexton. q al
Committeeman will please con
f,r with chairman ~ each commit
tee 81 which they are member. AZ
au early day.
W GDopTE Pastor
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
HsrI:r Or PEACE

we are "a thoriEsd 10 announce
" q. BJRRA0E.
a. = candidate for Justice ~ tho Peace
for beat one. subject b. acton ~ the
Democratic party
We are authorized 81 announce
q. y. LOWE
~ a candidate fur Justice ~ the Peace
fur lsest one. suhlect 10 action 20 the
democratic party.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

NJ Halle MaIllus /. y.,t.n.
-..at.yas bore
"A, MI .1, a,
49,. .... '''''h '''NH
nua N I,.44. 4. -p.p.l - 49,. v,,T,
fruonls auI relative.
". IRE CAD 4. 49,. &c, u.rI... ,,.
Agaru after prptracted lllucaa . zlu.r
''in'
/ ,.tt AdIs.,. A A., - ,..i.,,t.,',
u,-h.s
M.-k Nlisnus. h,,...,y -. ma. AN.
out on ploasaut ri,ls Fortuns'eIs he
says 10 N"- not seriously 'nInrcl uut
/ We rsgrat 10 hear = a.. TIa...t q
Frank Mullins, anu Wish han a sIs- b
'"'N''"f'
/ l.asi SUNDAY the roll Nls rail.-l Al
Nv Nv l :, ssfc' after th" sing'ng
/ 80. -. - - ~. ~
Y L' seI" pfy-r ,I. a. We organizai'nn -
[ 80 ,... rsaj b,JS H,,I. ~. 49,, 49,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

The attention - fruit and vegetable
shiIT~rs i called g. the card - D. 4
CFoW A 60 N the horticultural compa
~ distribute their shipments ~hirh
they must a. b. H. succ.=sful then -
aiv,@e them 10 try Philadelphia. and
srni 10 this house You Will 10 treated
right
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Notice 20 Contract ora.
The beard u saperyisa's Will on the
ar-t Monday u April. ls0i. let oui the
rautraet ta bald an Iron fence arauua
the caurt hatl@e sqaare. arsssfding 81
plans ana sg'esiflsatlons on die. SeaI.,l
PROPOSALS Zoe the sauie asr iuvilcd b. ~
died With the ehaaceFy cieTk
Ny order Of the beard,
Mar. b-sI ls,1.
FRANK N. SEXTON: "A. d.,
y 1rssess~@ $50 srRs Eo "
sAzIKBrRsT, - MISS
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
T:z CIRCUIT s.r-K.
To1 TaEAsvzEa.

Ts1 T1EAsT1rz.
We are suthoriss.l % announ,e
jas a. BpDps.
e. acaniliata Cor treasurer - Cupiah
county. subject O. the action - tine
sAaho rat e. party
we are authprik.l % announce
s. q. EAfTTR.
a. a candidate flr treasurer 10 Cupiah
county subject g. actiun - the .,emo.
cratlc party
Ne Hrs a. thnFtze "a announces
II URpOaE
a. a candidate Or treasurer % Copiah
ouufty, subject TO alton - the demo
eratir party
wAgrc authorized b. aunounos
q. a SMITH,
az o nanlllg'e fIt treasurer - C1uiah
county. sHhlsrt b. acton % the demo
cratic party
~ are auth trtEssl q announce
J. o. FNprHS.
~ rtHdiiltn f4r treasurer. q Cpftah
r'auiy. fYl l.at 90 alton q tie dyuu
craft, party
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
Fo1 :zAs:EY CLERK.

Fo2 szAs:JsY eIEEx.
We are authorized b. announcs
J. y. CRANBERRY,
- = eazdidsts Tor ehancery clerk q,
Iopiah county, suhlect 81 the action 4
ia democratic party
We are authorized b. announce
IA MARTIN
- candldats fpr chaneery clerk ~ Go.
piah county. subject % the acton - the
dsmpEraiir party
We ara authorised b. announce
J. d. DAaPEER.
a. 9 candidate fpr chAncsry clerk q
t"p'ah county, slbi.ct 1, the acton 80
The democratic party.
We are authorized b. announce
w.. H. COOK,
- a can lsiats Or chNnoery clark - 60
o. "a crInty, -lblsct b. action - the
democratic party
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26
A NNoUNcEMENrs.
roa Rrr7rsxsrArIvE.

roa Rrr7rsEsrArrvr.
we are authorixed 81 announce
W. l. MITCHELL,
e. . candidate b. represent C1biah
o1anty in the lswer branch ~ The legia
latnre. sublest o. acton q the demo
cratic party
ws are authorisei ta announoe
MILLER.
~ canlidats D. represent Copiah
eoanty ia the ipser branch - the legis
laiure, subject 10 a-tioa - the demo
cratic party
se are authorized b. announce
6 A. HAMILTON
as a candidate for Representative. sub
INi 10 acton u the democratic party
ia szrarr.
We are aathorizei 81 Announcs
VT. MATHEgT,
asa cAndiiata Cor sheriff - Copiah
County. sublect b the act,on ~ the
dsAocrstic party.
We ars authorize,i 81 aunounos
mo. 2. RKMBEsr,
% q candidate foF sheriff - Copiah
sIunty suhlect b the act.on - the deaso
cratic party.
We are authorized b. announce
SDEL Lilly
% q candidate foT sheriff - Copiah onun
~ suhle-t b. the scttun - the demn.rat
~ party
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-03-26

Miss Lizzie Buckley. daughter - Dr
Barkisy, died on Friday She had meas
BE- which terminated IN more serious
complaint, from which sas died she
vas about siSts.en years % ago
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26
From Central.

! Tho merchants are doing a good trade
In spite of the weather.
ID. f. Gillespie madc $500 of of
eight rows of water melons last ycnr on
tho Rowland Bros, furm. He saws ho
is gong to make enough that wuv this
year to pay his rent. He is good farm
CT.
The livery stable men, j., Ross Eaton,
aud q. Nj. Martin have certainly cnrnei
Their charges this winter und more too
1t IS hoped they will have enough good
roads and easy drives in tho SUMNER. TO
reap some profits.
loss Eaton has been fixing uD ever
Slnce he moved on the West End, and
now he seems to have everything 'complotc.
his dwelling and store aro near together
and ho can eit in his store porticO and
Bnperntcnd both the livery stabio and
larm. he believes with franklin TINT
lie who by the plow would thrive him
Ecif, must either held or drive" Ross
drives, ut good distance from the mule.
Nr. "A. i. Lewis is improving tho re
cent purchase he made from Mr.. II. G.
Gaines. lie has most promising poul.
try yard and is planting vineyard, and
L suppose will dig wine press. The
hens now declare At net dividend Of ten
eggs day.
Does Tie charter of Centrn! allow the
sale OF any thing, in the Incorporate lir-
It's OF the town Of Central, hich will
make drunk Gomez
MIR. l.. l.. Watkins has the finest gun
III the county.
As il man said the other day, there has
Drcn mu"h complaint ana suffering Cai.a-
cd 10y the "grits" which lms been AN cpi.
dcmlc.
MIR, Davis, the town marshal, haG a
ilv"iy .it last friday with u drunl. nc
gro, called "Blind Tom" lie FINELY
Gagged hiMl.
liid as the roads nrc the farmers have
haulcd tens aud tons of fertilizer from
thH 't"pot III the last few days.
Mr.. &. VI. Martin will soon erect a
"tor' house Oh his recent purchase op-
post" th" depot.
Travellers AZ" all loud in their praises
OF The Central Eating House. Mr.. Bag
well certainly understands his business
;nld &pnEc# 10 pains CT expense to ha7o
ever thing fins! -c!;,s".
AIR. j. l.. Hendricks is preparing for
another large crop Of cotton, though he
"tlii has on" on h:,nH He carried off n
ton at fertilizer 1T one load luet Friday.
Mr. ". u. Carlisle issri!;np insurance
Tor the Mutual Lite OF New Jersey.
Lii3t Saturday night near Central. n
negro named Gordon rccnivcd load Of
shot, aud Is believed tu ho more scared
than hnrt. lie ramoosrd.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26
Canning Factory F'rcmiuy,s.

The prndlc;on Canning Factory offer
the following premiums for tomatoes:
For best acre, 800; second best, $40; for
hest half acre, $40; second best, IS.
The premiums so hc awarded By Il COM
mitter appointed hv the president Of the
factory, WHO shall mnaeurc the plats of
competitors :,tI estimate the actual cash
v.'iu" Of the different rl;.t% as shown Ivy
Che book OF the manager For other
Information apply TO the manager.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26

M;@s hatH Lewis has hourisi;Hg
school ut J,huHton'% Chapel.
The reads are almost irnpas~ih!c.
Capt. WM'"u is harry over IT," nr-
rival CT Il pair Of future voters at his
house.
Mrs. Johnston, mothrr OF y. J. john
st"n, died OH tIlc l5th inst. y. f. G.
J"hnHton'1 Chapel, Nar:h 24th.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26
j. T.. Clyde, Auditor.

Bear IN mind that tha SENTINEL, Job
Olice does better work. rnd does if
qnlck"r than any C:t:"c in TINS sec ion
No work leaves onr hands unless done
III iirst-ca@S style. Our f.ciliicS for do
ing work arc unsurpassed. Pr cos aa
low IA the iNwc.t
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26
An Appeal.

GEEENvILLE, S. c., Feb, 23l 1891
G. Il. RomNsoN, ESQ:
Clerk OF the Executive Committed
OF Twelve Mile River Association:
DEAR Bro: Your communications
OF the 5th and 18th were both recciv,
ed and today considerably The Board.
1t is the fixed policy of our Board to
help only those Churches and Asso-
clntions that are doing all they can
to help themselves. We propose to
help to support II missionary in your
Association this year. For every dol
lar that your churches send 70 our
treasury for State Missions, we will
add Il dollar and return the full
amount at the end Of every quarter,
to the missionary as his salary.
Hence YOU see that W. propose to do
as much for your Association as you
90 yourselves. Let inc know if yonr
Executive C"mmittcc accepts the pro.
prositiun.
Yours truly,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26
ilttEIETS AIfS SCHOOL,!
7. T. DARGAE. Principal.

j. I. DARGAN. Principal.
The Spring Term "ill begin January 2G,,
and continue twenty weeks. Competent
and experienced assistants employed. Ad-
yantugcs for the education Of boys and
girls unsurpassed. Terms very moderate.
TREMA rKG TEEN OF Twenty WEEKs:
Primary D,partmrnt-SpclIing, Read
ing, Elementary Arithmetic, Geography,
History, Nc.. SG.20.
intermediate Experimentation stud
les continued, with English Grammar,
-. ii.
Higher cpaTlmcnt-IIGhc Grammar,
COMPOSITION, Rhetoric, Higher Arithme-
tic, Algebra, Geometry, DC, $3.50 :
The above branches with Latin, Greek
or French, $500.
Music, $40 90.
Persons desiring to enter pupils for
shorter period than the whole term. apply
to Tie trustees J. NJ STEWART,
aug2lwS Cha Board Trust ees.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-29
To Be Fair. Fat and Forty.

A distinguished professor OF the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons gives the following
az law of perfect beslth, beauty and longev
ty fer wctoei: "Eat fresh animal food three
iimes day, ahd as much bread. crushed
wheat. potatoes. rice. eggs. etc.. as possible.
Between the d,T TDt maa 5 and en- retiring at
night, drink gisss of milk, if .hiD, or cup
OF beef tes or broth II you are stous. Every
night and morning take o VAIN sponge bath
with water il which about tablespoon CT
common salt In the basio hes been dissolved.
After the bath, and q brisk rub wi b cos;ce
towel, exercise tea minutes hriskly With
dumb bells or Ia any way you erj ~, breath
ing deeply and freely.
"Seep nine hours at night snd one In the
middle Of the day, and wear loose clothing"
and he guarantees you to be thus fair, fat
and forty"
The complexion OF the Paris woman has
undergone noticeable change for the better,
not altogether attributable to her art in ap-
plying artificial tints to her once ssllow cpl
derms. The lady of social place lives like al
anchorte, they say, on nost limit It'd diet.
drinking scarcely anything but milk, or if
stimulant Is needed, Using little pure
Whiskey aud water instead OF wine.
Hearty meat Is renounced 10 favor Of
chicken or game, and only the most easily
digested foods are Transforming the ssllow
French complexion to ivory whieness amor
the elegsntes.-Herald of Health