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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26
Maine Matters.
MAINE MIS- or JOURNALISM.

! NEWS AM. GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER TIRE STATE
MAINE MEN ON JOURNALISM.
A. the recent meeting in Boston of the Mass
nchusctts Press 4 ~ociltion President 5. r.
! Pckard of the Maine state Press Association
/ sail! that his .uuo-time associate, Dr. ElWell,
| Nan many times met with the association, and
| he >uaw from hm Of the hospitality ana good
! cheer Of the Mas 9chusetts Press Association.
! "Nor my oWl rart." he continued, Fl feel
! quite at home with you. for was born in Bos-
4 tou and my tir-t experience ~ journalism was
/ a, one II the proprictor> Of paper published
| here. That Wa- 70 years ago. NJ! partner in
! that ca erpri~e was "A man whose name is IA
| mill itr tp uo~t OF yoU, the geuiN humor~r the
1 late H. +. ~hiiahcr." ~ to journat>min Maine,
/ Mr.. Piehard called attention T. the fact that
/ among Names representative, III Congress
| were q humber of reW >papcr men.
"lEiucd." ne added, half our delegation are
| eitDr~ 'lo ba Sure half Of four il only two,
/ but if You Would adopt our piap, i've or six Of
/ YOU miLut at this moment be in Washington. |
neol not remina Eo4 that tlia present secretary
/ 0t state Ot Tie tuited states was for many
| year, "a Maine editor When toe LEGISLATURE
| was I'M session. and before llaine became 4
| member of ii. lie ueel to Sit at the reporters
| table tal>iur NOTES. Next him at Il young man
| nlmaj fuor. who was reporter for an or
| pn>ition paper Mr.. Blaine was Then nur-ir-
the high ambition witch be has in part realized,
hut as to the Young reporter, Fuller, 40 not
| he..te he ever imagined in those days that he
| should become chief Justice Of the supreme
Court Of the United States. But this i the
ftrt 4 Maine elitur anl d Maine reporter
ocrufy he tWu highest positions IN the gift Of
our government.
n m:,y mention one other Maine editor Of
which oar state is proud. This is cur grand
oll man, Hannibal | .mli He began life as
+ printers apprentice wa ~eNera years editor
of country paper, and rose from dignity to
Jirrity uufil he became A rabam IinCOIn'S
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26

Any grocer who instructs his clerk to sell some
other soap for Brussels soap is teaching him a
lesson in fraud.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26

When 2 newspaper man takes journey ne
generally ha- his eyes and ears open and JOYS
down Whatever Of interest he and hears that
MAY interest the patrons of the paper. The writer
spent tuu day last week among the bears male
ami tc,a.dc, of oxford county, and IS prepared 10
N, tui die lattcr al least, are harmless.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26


Hrtur- are 4ll liable t. ne mistaken. They
a7 c;.,e. II cost me S200.0o, BECAUSE they
tI the Heart disease, and then told me 4
u.n grandmother said il was Liver com
ead 3 go worth Of sulphur BitterS cured
4-ie Poor, Itockport Mass. 2w9
Qo tiouablc Answer. $50 old Mr.. Hunter
"l FVu 20 marry INN, And what lid you say -
.H he hat better ask mamma
"hg won't You take Fickeles partner"
trH fellow, tliekclcs was engaged 20 my
n'ftfe married her. And would You have
'ato fr partnera man no is cleyerer than
20 our Subscribers.
thr SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which APP
T iei 10 oar columns some time since, announcing <
-tf0..I arrangement with DR. g. J. KENDALL 90,
Lurgh Fans, W., publishers Of "a Treatise
'he Horse and his Diseases" whereby our sub
l.ers were enabled to obtain a copy OF that val
tr work FREE BY sending their address to b. J.
hf>hJ.L Co, (and enclosing "A two-cent stamp
mailing same is renewed for a limited period.
y ft-t all viii avail themselves OF the opportun-
2i Obtaining this valuable work To every
ar of the Horse it is Indispensable, as it treats
q simple manner all the diseases which alct
~ noble animal. Its phenomenal sale throughout
nlted States and Canada make It standard
-horitv. Mention this paper lcbeH Sendinq for
i'eHfse" l2w6
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26
Catarrh In New England.

El5'- Cream Balm gire- satisfaction to clety
one using ii for catarrhal troubles -ti Is. Mc0rr
Druggist, Worcester, Mass
believe Ely'7 Cream Balm l. me -tArlolc fuI
catarrh ever offered the puhlic Bush x GO.
Druggists Worcester, Mass.
An article Of real merit. +. Alden, Druggist
Springfield, Mass
Those WHO Use it speak nish'y of it-oeo. a.
Hill, Druggist, springfield, Mass.
IreAn Balm has given satisfactory results w
Z. Draper, Druggist >pringiieId Mass. 2Wo
"You see that big broad 7houldercd fellow ul
the corridor there; That's Young Fobkins, one ut
his college eleven: quite ceIebrity-a Lalf back. .'
"Whew what a celebrity he'll be when he gifts his
whole back
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26
Buckien's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns ana all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by K. II. Moody.
Algernon tmaking calD -"What are these
noises hear Miss Maud" Miss Maud Is hose
mother IS vindiclvely making wholly uuneccs-
sary racket in washing the dshe-)-"Irs dear
mamma. She dearly loves to sort over the bric-l-
bracn
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26

It's economical-Brussels soap.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26

H.. Iue lol.c D. composed Of the leading cit
l,u- nt tae tovp. on Tile night Of dedication the
Hal W GHcj 10 Overlooking, many being unable
ID ht.r ~unr came from a distance Of twenty
d'o Hi4rs. A''were impressed with the beautiful
e.lc'4unl Nj iectfcation one Of the osst Of the
secret -octetir-, The leading remarks were made
rs ReY I"hn Timing, Grand Chaplain, and Rev.
Mr. >cor. Baptist minister Of Monmouth, and a
m"mher ot Neznscot Lodge. lie is a Scotchman
by bith, in -aia that before coming to this coun-
try ne wa- initiated into the Manchester Unity, the
English hranrh Of oad Fellowship. An oyster
supper followed thc dedication, after which some
ui Tie Young people ;iinced
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-02-26

Some of the other salient features Of this
Institution are the distribution of cloth
ing d. e.. worn, but neatly mended and
ceancd,1 the free advertisement insertion
In daily journals. for men who are ready
to be industrious and honest if only the
chance is given them, and the sheterng at
night Of the homeless and the poyerty-cIaimed.
But what conduces more than all these to the
promotion of confidence in the minds of the
men is the cordial encouragement and hand TO
hand spirit of all interested in the Mission.
True charity still dwelS in our midst. So
when we are tempted to look upon the darkest
side of the great social problem, seeing only
that
''fnng is the way
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
TnE SIGNAL nELoNGs TO TINE
TOwN AND COUNTY.

II 70 ind@fcnsible ca make q paper
saleabls and @0ught after. as night he
aoSs. by pabllsl ing incidents harmful
to . community n w~rv be,teF Or the
nswspaper 20 lu~s Tee dollars than fur
The town that supports u - suffer d~,ri-
ment IN citi-s, the greed tos news over
rides all considerations a public good.
and everything horrible and disgusting
and -hocking V ~onght add printed a.
choio-si reading matter Cor the ulob IL
inasces great sales u grca, dailles a. such
r~Citals would q the decent country
pap~r. wh,ch deliberately sacFiAre~ its
cash account a. spare the fame and taste
and morals q the village i iuhAbits.
The great daily DIS. not hesitate b
sacrihoe individuals ~ho are helplsssiy
- accidentally aud most uhwillngly
drawn into ooutact with brutality aud
vto. In truth this s queer world In
which money, u seems, u he only g,'d
i--iore which pr~@. AMI people prustrAis
themselves Ia blind Alteration. Then
tho ~~lh-hh~s.- u tho-s Interested In the
naint@nAnoe q the guod name % the
town, never thinks 4 should n tke gonsl
the 100 voluntarily incurred. fH their
god, ~ the moi.~s lorAl newspaper
u is suffered ~ beaF IT, voluntarily 20
rarred h@-cs ~ christian me.kne-- and
futiituds and 10 sHp~ctsd still N LHl.
stthout fes or reward aud print every
thing that will serve the tovn. even ~.
oal advertisements vithout .,ompsnsa
ton. II must not pfiat aught that
wuuld uiuFe the tosn aud must print
all that all serve a and yst thsf~'s NJ
place =, Which. iur the newspap~F, any
reward comes IN.
Hos many citizrns a the coduty and
- this towu. are esI-allel, liks oar ness
pApsrS by -"nss - Pabl,c duty, 30
~~rs the papyF a. i serves the public
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
10 THE =, uooL TEACHERS.

We want every schooluasteT IN the
oounty 10 send W, every. week. the news
from be sshoog.aad from his nslghl-~
hsnd Make the bo,s prepare 'he brief
s~t Ts@. tile news itctus fruna the ticin
age Coz Publication. II ~hl h. inyai1a
bls training " = fine art. iOf the bcyz,
aud the news given sill have M, rest
Cor ouE Aural cpunty readers every snsre
We would khos what 10y - girl stands
hrst IN each schul Ia thu county aud
osisbrat. their virtues and then we would
have o,erS thing Stout crop- aad farms
and TRADES and Alliances aud marriages
and churvhes and deatbs Sse ho~ our
Ashley Corr~sPnnisnt da-.s the woFk and
alsays mail the letter - that a ~ilI
rfach 1uE SBNu. ufhue Tuesday.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
EVERYBODY WANTS IT.

We print in an, ther place the adveF
ti.~ment - the Pas, Mississippi Fertih
ner Manufacturing Company. Its chen.
ists are Prof Huteheson. - the stark
VII "A NJ College. and tho United
States chemist 10 Mr. Patterson. attach
Ell b. the same institution. OF course
the-s fertilizers are adapted in their
Prep@rat'on, Cor different soils ~ differ
cot localities and tho@s Cor vegetables
are specially prepared and At prcs~ reg
ulatsd by the general fertilizer market
u is only n-oes~ary Tor vegetables OF cot
TN growers 10 try the East Mississippi
fertilissrn Usshg them once viii make
= ever aftsr~aFsls. Indispensable. rho~s
who would .ieed the worlds niIlioas u
Chicago should provide fertilizer Coz
great cFups nsHt year add greater the
years b. eoms.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26

read Il. - did my fsthes. 10 nnd cot
What the charuAes and schools and p~o.
pie we're doing wanted 10 know scsns
thing a politics - the coanty and stats
and Who would probably hs the next
President 10 this way. my father lid
ms. he kept up with the world and 10.
came the leader q the psopls Oh yea
my father told me always b. take FIRST
the county % home paper and then the
wi~ess and bsst agricultural paper 10 o.
der 10 keep up wIth improvements 10 ~
rieulturs. lie tecams. by resding. the
best farmer IN the vicinity. and will
tell you, continued Mr. McMasser, thai I
mad. ell have. that's worth havtng. by
reading Shat my boms paper says oa al
@urts q questions that concsrn the peo-
pie here Without do1bt every god
cltiEsn u the county Who would catch
tbs uppeTmost thought aud b. IN sympa
thy with the people u Copsah. and what
they are talking add thinking about and
What they are dong must Rad THs
SIaSAt. We state thsss facts nov ~
cause Sc waht ~ many subscriptions ~
po~sibls 10 begin with the ne~ year and
they Who o0sns forward nos. snd pay .
years subscription. shalt have the paper
scot 10 them till January LIST. lst9
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
ASHLEY TrEns.

Correspondents - the signal.
AsHLEY, Nov Is We have had more
rain end cold weather.
Mis- Lou Beasly. ~ Rockport. 10 in
oar midst attending Pine Uroys school
Pine Grove An,ance meets Saturday,
Nov. 18th
We correspondent will have 10 -end
communications Monday or wednesday.
a. our mail schedule has hesn ehacged
Why Jont we hear from eli parts -
the couuty through THF ssoSaLf
tia coming s~s nest ~s.k's issue
Rep
Mr.. charlie Ainswarth hes lea-ed the
farm % n J Beaslsy Cor Eve year
n is reported that Mr. " NJ Ashley
hes sid hts inter~~, in the Ashley mill
aad gin 10 bis partner. J.w. Ashley.
We regret 10 learn that Mr. Frank No
Cardls hes been seriously m for some
dAys. "CoApJUroA-
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26

A charming lady writes the followiRg
o. 11tt StosAL.
Lave aud step me- N altar q ru-@a
20 =lm-thtug I-ryadc- u snccdl.nt
breath
A hint q touch ~ the Orient s~nse
That's fAvur'd - loves insatiHie pain.
A. y the heart - ru-e had blsd and
iied.
And tins we're a. impassioned spirit,
IT. ho, vsssnce. ns@ited % rcsluleuce
~ubsiiiEed IA an amoFuus usloF
AYE and will bathe Inc in its balm.
I'LL mine own heart that ble..sis and
dias.
Shall swoun n lsml-ent leshsrgy.
And hnd superb furEetfulness
Coune. spirit q the ru~e aud -
Ny Letha. and my Isotus howsr too
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
fHf uHAI'TlrQrl.

The Chautsuqua pr,xram Aoudsy
evening tells ~ - Am~risa and ls-~pns
IN American history and q our ~1ciAl IN
s,itutiona Then the rights q nations
in the new world, before the 18th oentu
~ AID Spans oonduc, Rnl that q the
church 10 Central America ana MeKlco
Wtli d. dlsUu-~~l by Miss Abd,hg ~
frano- Mr. Holt will make q sreeoh and
Miss Menger all taik - England In tbs
Bsw world
A,ls. >tsadiah wih H. por,raysd b,
NJ MGl-sT~ and thsrsn 10 music b,
Nts@s Conn. keiding and CoyiEgion
Tho Quc~tloa BaH all ~ op~rud aud Il
= no Pandora BoS. bat often s~,onisA
ing The @ocists meets Monday evening
~ Judge Conn'a
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26

Ca~tofia y truly . marvellous thing foF
chsldren. Dcctors prescribe u. medical
journals r~commena Il and more than q
miiiron mothers are using u In place a
Paregonc. Baiasmsn's Drop@ 81 called
scothsng syrups add other Rarcotic and
stupefying remsdiea Castoua 10 the
quickest thing 30 regulate the stomach
aud bowels and give healthy sleep. the
world has ever seen. u - pleasant n
the taste and absolutely harmless II
reiseves constipation, qaiets pain. cures
diaFrhona aud wind colie. allays fexerish.
ne@a de~troys worms. add prevents co
WILSON'S, soothes the child and gives Il
Refreshing and natural sleep. CAstoFia
. the chlldreas penaosa the mothers
friend
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
Children Cry for Pitchers CASTOR,


Tue above drug store "a ep~nesl fos
business. add the snder~ignsd will IL
elad b. have his odd fri~nds call and sae
him. add the pnblic generally 81 he old
stand fFonting the depot on West Rail
ruad Avinae.
The prescription department viii b@
eondaoted and supervised BY me. and
al may he assured that even effort and
pFeoaution will bs used 10 the b@~t inter
eat add Satisfaction a nay friends and
customers
Having a thorough knox ledge ~ ths
drug business and The practice u phar
marg, | hope to share q liberal part II
war patronage IN the future ~ I'm the
pssa. i'fudnissng g. give you the l=ast that
ear b. ru1u,s.i a. the smallest price
luurs yeIg uspectfully.
E.C. WILLIAMSON
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26

To ell tho~e that want suck - dry
goosl.. clothing. os~ruosta. blankets. hass
and eMps, do NOT he aeosiv~d BY such
statemsnts ~ ~woois a eo~t. ',er swe ell
Cor -. THAI ouxf That cannot he lagi.
timsssly doas guarantee b ssil you
all such goszis N you may wsnL iami a.
cheap ~ those that make the shove 20
uaarkA and Ia great many ca - will
@sli yaa eheapef al the same time do
MT sell at "tss@r
naly l.es u YOU 10 call and price my
soods before you buy. and ! am sure d
eonyince yoa that al state 10 yon q
correci IN eyery Particular.
Truly youra
" SIMON.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
Commis sloner's Sale.


Catherine Costley, In Chane.ry
Va Court Nov
Martha v Ander~on, et Al Term, lssl.
Nv virtue ~ decree % the Chanaery
Court - Copiah Coanty, rrnaered on the
llth day a Noveuaber, ISL, in the alssys
styled Gauss. the undersisned Comm,s-
sooner wtil, nn Monday, the ath elay "A
January, issg2. N frout - the ooart hoa~s
daor, IA the town % Hazl@hurst within
the hours pre~cFibed by law, proceed b
eel Al paddle anetiun. % the highest
bidder, for cash, the following elesrril~d
lsnda lying and heing situate In The
eoahiy u Copsah add state a Me
si~slppi. to ait The 50 az u ~ ar and
v III "a - " 20 - ~ and ~ acres 10 60
corneF u No ar 20 ~ ar, Iytnx @oath a.
oallatia and hoatlosIio road and we~s
u the rad now running through
the premises. inter~ectin the Gsalla
tin and MoCti-ello rad a or near
q large gate. leading into the acid all
the al.ove h.ins in Sec n lars east
and - ~ - - qr 81 sec. 10. and sw az
~ q 4 ' sss' ana s' a. .sa i ~
n n 10 ~ Nee. IA. and ne qr ~ ne a.
S.. n aud az " of nv ~ Sec =. al
teiax IN IN . east also the followsng
lands. n the toxn at h~auregArd Ia salsl
county, t0wit; lot . le~~ ~ 80 Tee /
od east side. and Loss q ia q 10 and II
and lot n Ices 9 By . feet IN ne oornar I;
isus~ u, IA " and ID. Ices Q by 90 feet
on north snd a each. al IN square 10.
and haing N Sec ~. ters east. N 60
pssh Coaaty.
q. w. B~osx,
uommi~~sonsr.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
SAN JONES RABBIT.

sam Jones palmea ~ . good stoFy On .
rabbit ~ the eject that when the rab
bat Sas ho,,y pursued by a mo.t villain
QUE ouT, even body, witnessing the race
fof dear life, exclaimed; 'Sso a rsbbit,
run rabbit" n u Na-nt already doing
NY level bs~t and - . Snyh..iy doubted
a. Why dat ths'good hearted specta
tors stop the internal dog = asked the
rabbgt.
That's my IA ssactly. said JET Mils.
stone, u Gallmsn. Il am hunted dowu
10 absolute dastitution BY the terrible
system q Federal tsKAtiaa. which par.
sues NE Al every turn and all follow me
into the grave, grasping II the very nails
10 my eoffn, and 81 the wretched do
me~tiC ~ith which Il 10 lined and o. pr
oent On the bnard. Il Is mads u Pur
su''i thus brutslly, and r,bl.ed II svery
turn and making the besa tune psi=~ibls
IN en.cting my escape from lravenous
taxation. that hounds NE down forever.
u mAkes me ~ q a mad 10 hear Tn.
mob q cookers on eHclAim. go a old
ieilow :" 'sprrad yourself old man :"
And when propose 10 doslge into the
sub r" hole the whole mob q idle
spectators sCream out. "don Z ~ IN thar
10 unconstitutional" a. u I cared a
durn shen LIN Ia my present dialsplioal
tx
Old man Milestone 10 the awfulless
fr~s trader % all the.s STATES and 80
are much inclined 10 think that he is
soand ca the sub 4. In any event he
-~~ms 20 oons'der u hole IN the ground
~ 10 PFsferrcd 30 that IN which the
tArif pursues us % get grab At the
prUtsotsd nails anj dreadful shroad aud
f,uisy lining and tAin boarsls d the
awful bar all garaished with "a per
cent pFutection.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
WHAT rHk olp raIRIARCH 90
SIMPSON SANS AB0UTlr

Oid man MeAsster. who lives asru.s
The line IN the oopaty q slmp~oa. says
ths, he foaad ouA wAss q bog IN North
Carolina, that When 10 seat b. town, he
alona. u oil the neigh hsrs' ~eas. secaped
ssindlsEs and ounhAsnes bammsrs Who.
10 toSn. always l's IN wsis for ignoraut
and stupid ooaatry leuts Ny father,
he savA always iook the county paper
AID q vas kept aud hlsd assay o. The
hsssorysf the p<opls and a the county
] was hid "a read u that night kBox
shat was gong on In town snd shat the
ooBstsy was thiskias and t~Ikias sbosl
! rad the advertisements to@s whsre I
could hnd whai ! wanted add xhsre q
81 4 ~hss I sess 10 sswn and tree
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
|, WORD TO rHE wfss ~ sur.
FIclFNr.

Pay yoaT taxss before tbs 18th. day u
n~oemb~r, =. afief that date the sheriff
will have bis dspatis cut 10 fuh forcs,
collecting by distress, aud your poll tar
all be doabled With Zen psr can't. adasd
aud ten TsF cent ~ill sl.o be sddsd On
the tan q vour proEerty. both real cod
prF~unal Dont AL, until The 18th d
pay, ~ oa that day thsrs will bs . great
rush, and goa mag no, have the chancs
u paying. IN which event you viii h
culpahle aud not the ooll.clar.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
comm,ss.opes's Sale.

W J. Ellz~y. Ia ChAnpery Court
Va - C0piah County.
=. II wimb~rly. Nov Term. Isol
~ virtue ~ a decree q the Chanoery
Court 70 CopiAh Coanty. rendered On
the ssh day a Noveml,er. lsol. IN the
atsove - l~d cause the underssgned com
missioner viii. on Monday, the 18Th day
u neo~mh~F. lsaal. in frnnt q the eoart
house ds-IF, IN the town - Haxlehurai,
within the hours prescrtt=d by law. pFo.
eesd ~ sell 81 p0blie auctloa % the
highest baiiier foF cash. the following
d~~crslsd land lying. aud icing situate
IN the aDnnsy - Copiah and State a
As@~a=sappl IA wtt All that part -
Let one. Square oee. lying vest - that
pFt u sad IsDa ane. Square one. conveyed
~ v A. Ro~an b. NAL a. Wimt.er
~, by eleed - date Dessaat=r Eth. ls.a,
which derd u daily recor,led ia Deed
Bore n. NJ page l2A q the recon,l- q
the sss-a-ts - lsHsaA coansy
y VI. Haows.
Commissions.