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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-04
PASSENGERS.

From the Colonies. per r NJ s s Mari
posa, June 81 Georget, DR. and yrs
hammond, Storage; SO cabin and 50
steclage in transit.
From san Francisco, per r N S s
Alameda, June 4--E r Adams, Miss
Miriam Broo&s, Douglas McBryde, w d
McBryde ID K Burrel and wife. Hon w
II Cornwell, Mrs Mary Codbe and infant,
Miss Miriam Codbe, G II Grace, wife
and child, o B Gum, Edgar Halstead,
Miss Il Halstead, Ii j cart and wife, A
5 Hartwell, wife, four children and
nurse, Miss Hartwell, Miss Edith Hart
well, Miss Madeline ilartwell, Miss
Charlotte Hartwell, + NJ Hatch, Miss
jess e Hunter, T. Macfarlanr, OTIS B
Spa ding, W j tarr, Miss NJ summer,
W y HOrner and wife and IA Storage.
and a in transit
From Hamabra, per stmr lwalani,
June Mr. Renjes, II Mills, b Abby.
b b Macy, L Macomber and Mrs Bar
etels.
For San Francisco. per r VI S S Mari
posa, June On LoussOn and daughter,
Miss Castle, Misses uld az, Ensign
Jayne, Mrs utherand and 2 children,
W NJ Strant and Storage.
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SHIPPING N0TES,

The r NJ S 5 Mariposa, Captain Hay
ward, sailed from sydney, May Is, at 5
p m; arrived at Auckland, May %. at
4 80 p m; sailed from Auckland, May %,
at 2:54 p m; touched at Tutuila, May
81, at II :l6 N, and arrived at Homo
lu Il, June 3. at 3 p IN
The II NJ ; > Alameda, Captain Worse.
arrived in port from San Francisco this
morning making the passage in 6 days,
16 hours and 81 minutes. She discharged
San Francisco pilot May rs, at :55 p m;
stopped for Honolulu pilot June 4, at s
a N. First 3 days moderate west and n
w winds, June I'd fresh gale from s E
with rain, thence nOrthcriy with clear
weather.
The bark Georginia left Newcastle, n
S w, April for this port with 1924 tons
coal Newsboy. April II, with 1910 tons;
bark iiargesund April 20. with 1916
tons; barkentine Willie r Hume, May
10, with 1927 tons; the 3-masted schooner
Oceania Vance was in port loading May
10th.
S SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals May 2G, IS City of Peking,
days II hours from Honolulu; May 26,
S Zealandia, days from Honolulu.
Departures-May 2S, r NJ > 5 Ala
media fer Honolulu; May 81, barkentine
S n Castle and bark Albert for Homo
lulu.
Prospective Departures-brig VIM &
Irwin Tor Honolulu; ig COnsuelo for
kahului
spoken-May 8, lat 6 N long % W,
bark Annie johnson from Liverpool for
Honolulu.
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Notice to shippers !

CONSIGNORS must furnish Shipping
~ Receipts, in duplicate, at the time
of delivery of goods, giving a correct
list of articles. with marks, address,
weight and destination If each consign-
ment.
The Original Receipt to be sigrcd by
the Agent # the Company; the Duph-
cate TO be retained by him "a, authority
for shipping the p opyrty. Proper forms
of shipping receipts can be obtained
from our Agents, or at the General
Freight Office in Honolulu.
sea- The above ,ulr will take effect on
and after June -, lS'l,
". C.. ASHLEY,
1872 lm superintendent.
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THE HALGY0H.

A Victoria, B. c.. despatch of May
2lst, states that the schooner yacht
HalcyOn, during all the time she has
been reported lodging around the
Hawaiian Islands ana the California
coast, has been lying quietly at the
head of the inlet on Barclay Sound,
on the west coast of Vancouver Is.
land. She reached there from Japan
April 30th. Nothing is known of her
future movements.
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DEPARTURES.

June j.
Stmr MOkOlii for MOlokai
June 4 -
r NJ ; 5 haIiposa, Hayward, for San
Francisco
r VI S 5 Alameda, Morse, for the Colo
MES at 10 p IN
Stmr Hawaii for Paauhau at 10 a IN
Stmr JAS Makee for Kauai at 1 pm
Stmr Pele for Kauai at . p IN
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CARCOeS FROM ISLAND pO8TS,

Stmr Likelike-7l76 bag sugar.
Stmr j A Cummins-l2 bags sugar.
stmr Iwalani.- 5057 bags sugar and AZ
hides.
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New moon on the 9Th, at Oh 5jm. Il. m.
Last quarter of moon 3Oth at sh. 23m. Il. IN.
The time signal for the port j. given at l2n.
ON. O~cc. tmdnight of Greenwich time or
In. 2sm. 3isec y. m OF Honolulu Observatory
time 1t Is given by the steam whistle of the
Honolulu Planning Mill a few doors above
the Custom House. The same whistle Is
sounded correctly AT Honolulu mean noon,
Observatory meridian, OF l0h 3lm. 2Gsec. of
Greenwich time.
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II la T.
II HE
NIait9 l.;uilst'n
THURSDAY JUNE 4, 1891.
ARRIVALS.

HKR!YRLd.
June 81
Stmr MokOlii from MolOkai
June l.
r NJ S 5 Alameda, Morse, from San
Francisco
Stmr lwaiani from lIamakua
Schr kulamanu from kohala
Schr Luka from q, ohaa
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NOTICE.
SPECIAL MEETING.

4 SPECIAL meeting of the Pacific
y Hardware Co., U'd), will be held
at their office on FRIDAY, June 5th, to
consider the Bylaws.
JAS. G.. SPENCER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, May p, 1891. l2l 2w
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FOR TIKED AIN.


Use MOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.
DIR. o. e. STOUT, Syracuse, Ny,
says: II gave it to one patient who
was unable to transact the most ordi-
nary business, because his brain was
tired and confused upon The least
mental eAerjion. Immediate benefit,
and ultimate recovery followed"
new G00CS JUST TO HAND.
CYCLONE Windmill.
CANAL BARRowS.
STEEL TRAY BARRows.
LAWN MOWERS.
CHARCOAL Irons.
REFRIGERATOR AND ICE CHESTS.
AXLE GREASE.
BARRED WIRE.
LANTERNS.
STEP LADDERS.
LARD On.
ROAD SCRAPERS.
BLACKSMITH S BLOWERS.
BLACKSMITH FoRGEs.
COFFEE MILLS.
Ice CREAM FREEzERs.
STORE TRUCKs.
FOR SALE BY THE
PACIFIC HARDWARE co., L'D.
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1tShtlS iEAviN In-MilaRna

VESSELS tEAVIN TOMORROW
Stmr Kinau for Maui and Hawaii at
2E IN
Stml Likelike for Hakalau and Laupa-
hoehoe at 10 a m
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PAINTER

IF you want tirst-class job of paint
l. ing of any description done, call on
the Practical Painter, j. l.. Meyer, only.
Fort street 1870. Post Office BOX 3S7.
96ly
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

Glen Douglass spent several lays at
home this week.
Louis and Granbsrry jones are attend
ing school At Uhioa Church.
Gu account a high water. M mail
PASSED irum Martin ~ Aes~on until
Saturday
We regret TO learn the illness - Erwin
Bufkin, aud ash him a speedy recovery
The SUNDAY school has been reorSani
red 81 Pheasant Valley A large attend
AEce - earnestly requested Why not
have prayer nesting once a seek also.
IL seems that one q Spenoer's young
men 10 getting ahead q the BoWerton
dudes. lie seems ~ thlak there u 90
tisld - hour,shing - the -Butterteld "
We xish him success aud agree 9th
him IN bis ohoice.
Hen Cora. q the Rshoboth neighbor
hood. was IA attendance At Pieasant
Valley last SUNDAY, loDking after the
interest % the Dpstrict Parsonage which
y tsSng built at Brookhaven At q cost Il
al-Dut tl.sD
Prof MeIAurin's school closed last
Friday
Rev. Geo. Mullins 10 al Union Church
the week lnoking after biz pastoral
work
old PrOvidence church was sold last
week 10 Y u DavlA the proceeds %
which 80 10 help icy Tor painting new
HFtFY ffiauoa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

Al . sp@cial meeting a the Ladies AID
Soo.sty held II Brushy Fork Church.
March q, thess resolutions we're sdopt
ed
That whereas. since our last meeting
4 has PLEASED our all wise Creator 30 r.
move BY death from our sDclsty our la
mentsd SISTERS 90 lAborern, Bertha Clark
and Amanda Trina. he u
Resolved. that While we boz in ressg
nation 10 the sill u God aud scknow.
ledge the power that ordsins all thingA
We wish 10 express BY these memorials
our appreciation, and while xe deplore
their untimely taking on in the midst %
life frum their sphere - usefulness we
a. . society extend b the bereaved fan
lies our oondolAnos commending them
10 that High Power, Which announces
~ us another aim than earthly happi-
nes anJther homs. another life. There
fore b u
Resolved, that the church 10 draped
in mourning and the members % this
soesety scar the badge u mourning Cor
thirty daya
Resolved, that ws amend our livas and
strive Cor the better life 10 harksn % the
promise % God. which assures us there
q land where the gloom ~ parting and
the night u death never comaa
Pastor and M~ sagg. COMMITTEES.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

Az the prices quoted helew and
YOU will he convinced that the
underslg ned sells goods cheaper
than any 81 his competitors.
Real nice igured Lawns 2kc
Something much better 81
White Lawns Sc
White 4. X. So
Blk. Organizes Toe
An Immense stock ~ White
Goods, something lev in that
line for less money than can be
bnugnt elsewhere.
Also beautiful liue - Ora
gsn Blk. Orgondy in several ncw
patterns.
Something very handsome in
Pongee Dress Good~. ani large
stock of other Dress Gu,ds too
numerous Ia mention.
A complete line Gents clothing
also for boys aud children at re-
markabls low prices.
The latest stock Of Shoes IN the
city.
kriprendorf Dittman Il Cos,
fine ladies shoes, all sizes aud
styles on hand, also something
new aud line in Oxford aud Low
Cut Ties.
A good assortment ~ Children
and Misses latest style Straw
Hats.
Nothing will give me greater
pleasure than To- show you my
goods aud convince you Ut their
true value. Yours 10 serve,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23
Notice 60 Contractors

The board Of Supervisors will oa the
srs. monaay In say next. let cut con-
tract b. bald nee bridge over Chest
nut creek Oh Jseksea road No. %, ac-
cordlng 30 PLAZA and peciflcatioa on file
Sealed proposals Dor said eontract are
Invited 10 be aled With the elerk. BY
order ~ The beard. ,. ID. GRAsBxaRY,
Apr-lo-ls8i Clerk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

Our eolored citissns could learn .
valuable le~.oa q chat industry wiIl
accomplish By visiting the hoas % wm.
Brown, saccs@~fal eolord farmer living
twelve miles east 90 the 0eorsetowa
road lie hes eomfortahls hoases. god
stock, suh~ssntial barna well worked
land. raises bic own corn and neat 70
out a ds6,, and has alwsys voted the
dame.~FAtin tirket
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

X q Ea~tsrling 10 announced as q
candidate for ehAhoery clerk. and u he
10 chosen the county you'd have nc
Gauss " regret u lie q finely qualifed
and would conduct the ofies systematic.
ally and IN 9 pleasant asreesble way,
Bob has b~~n 9 faithful worker and b
nominate him Tor ehabeery elssk would
be . graceful act
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23
roTHE ALLIAses nHxruHsS

RemsmheF, wills,e Al the county alli-
anos nest Tuesday II yoa should Ssh
10 purchase through your agency. be
there and he prepared 30 order ll.mem
b~r. ! am your servant add your platform
IL mine X e. TAYIoR.
County Business Agent.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23
GENERAL DIRECTORY,
rHE CHURCHES.

pursNTrEnisS CHuRcn ~ g Cald
vel Pastor. pr~aching every hrws aad
third Sundays. II an, sDpm. Sun
day School . an, y " Heiway, sup~r
,nisadeat Prayer ..mestiRg Tuesday
sNpm
NtraoBisr CuvncH Imam W Csrpp
80, Pa-tof : preaching every SAbliath 81
q an. and "a pm. Sabbath Schos
apaW, u W Aillaap. Superintendent
frayef nesting Thursday, i.3opm
BArrtsr CHuRcH ID Gray. Passar
pFeashtag every sunday ~ ~ an. and
iOpms Sunday Schopl 90 IA. 4.
l. hrtisin, SupenntsndenL Prayer
@sstiag Wednesday, ~ pm
ErrunarAL CHuaca No Pastor At
pfs~snt
Cs-a0lIr 60, ss~ No pastor
YnvSu MSS CuRI-rss Az~auArto~
Methodist Church, Friday 0p IN
CITY OFFICERS
~ RAMSEY, Asys.
o. hJTLER Ciasf II ruli~s
a iOEH Clvrt IN NANTs. Treas
st.bfunrs
Rsrtb Ward q " nruwp Snth wari
Elhs Net wafd A Nauguld
Fast Mafd q nsE.duis
COUNTY OFFICERS
D. " Brown, ............. she m
". Me- ........... circuit lssk
! u. 1.saHbsrs, . Chancery Cierk
hud lhEdan, ........ ..... IRA .tsfet
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

The frissas q Lake Wilson desire q
announoe his name 10 the pubic ~ =
man very suitable and everyday quail.
tied o. at a. As-e~snr Cor the peopls n
Luke all suffer he name ~ be an
nuuno.I. he Siil resolve the hearty sup
part - bis numerous friendA
NJ ar1 NOrERs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

We are aatkorihesl to announos
". 7. MATHEW,
~ candidate for sheriff % G ,tiah
Coanty. subject to the action % the
democrat,c party
We are aathorizesl to nnounoe
mo D. RRABEKT,
- candidate fur sheriff - Co,aAh
eouniy, sabJect ~ the action u the demo
cratic party
We arr aathorized b. announoe
JOEL LILLY
~ candidate Coz sheriff q CupiAh exnhn
~, subject to the action q the demo. rat
ie party
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

There is call from many friends a
be@t one for Mr.. J. X. Robertson fos su.
peryt.pr - that beaL We believe be
wuuid make among One % the best
m-tat@rs foT that Office IN the county,
being a. honest upright gentleman. and
strict o. attend " any business he ~
dcrtakez, dealing justice 10 ell
MAkH CIrIzENs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

The announcement eolama wiIl show
thas r. W. hlllsaps u q candidate Coz
Treasures, which position he filed OF one
time 70 The entire sstisfsction Al every
one lie % reliable. rs~ponssbls eta.
non. pro@ps In tho discharge q datiss
dsvolvins upon him. ana ever ready %
undergo eng surs II troubls 10 aosommo-
data the pespla Ths coanty ooaid nat
ret better treasures thsn Mr.. Millssps.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

Capt I. r H.rI % Kinds county.
candidate Tor Railroad Commis~ionsr
~as here Tuesday SHAKING hAnds with
biz old frienda Mr. Hart was dele
gate from his county In the late oonssi
suiional convention, and vas regarded
- safe man lie would make . CORD
oommis~suneS and this county feels kindly
,ou ards him, not Altax~tlsr because he
"a nsaghbor, Dat because the people
know him personally. many a them
having served with him In the "iats
unplsAaantne@A"
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

90 health and strength renewed and u
ea~s and comfort follows the uss u syr-
up q F,sa as d scts In harmony with
nature b eaeetually eleanss the syuasm
when en~tivs 90 biliOaa For sAls IN 90
and 81 90 bossles by all leading drug
xista
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

Capt Rsa spsnt last week sass % IN
railruad registering voter. Thoss Who
faded N msst him can register al the
court house any time before July md no,
SITTER then. This wesk he has been a
spsnesr'a ceotsnial. Fesgasona snd
Posters Cr-~k To morrow be will BE- a
Hsaths Store add nsrt day st Nj Hope
Turn out and meet him You must
reglsleF anew q 700 want % vote
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

What ~As . Zee years ago. termed
'-the Ws~son Milla" on the line 20 the 4
& v. ~, - now 9 city % Aoo inhsbi
tanta and daily increasing IN numbers
The Mills are the largest and hnes, ia
the eountry and give employment b. Z
large number - operatives vicksbur n
prs.a
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

stop aud thinki flastation Chill Cure
Vegaiar and tastsiess) cure. ~ enses
u every hundred, and price oaly 30
eeNs.. soF sale By Douglass Bros. Al
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

kr John &. Fsriman. Albion, IN
writes on Jan. 9th isoi my wife has
t.een q great sufferer from hsadachs Cor
over ~ wears. and yosr BraslycrOtine =
the only msslissine that has ever r~iisv~l
her. ] can get yoa all the recommends
tons you want from here We take
great pleasure 10 Recommending u On ell
usaraaaaa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

We refund money 10 every instance
wher Plantation chill cure Irregular and
tastal@ssl fails u never faila For
sale By D0aglass BrosL, Allen, Mia
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

Co last FRIDAY night full dr-~s tall
was gwen Al th. Commercial Hotel by the
Young m.n ~ Hagl@hur~t complimentary
b. N les Iel eCahn. ~ New Orleans
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23


About the let - March last J Ma
hAaey aud Mi~ Day, daughter q
MAYOR 7 ID Day. q we~sou. were mar
red The coupls left for IAzoo City
~here they remained unth Thursday a
last week when the Lady came n We.
30 and hAhancy waited IN Jack-oa tor
her return In the mean time Mr. DAy
having recei, "a infoFmat,ou tina, Ne
Lafiey already hed . wife aud eh "a IN
Louisiana ma, an AFFIDAVIT against
hiua and be VA arrested and brought
b. this plaoe UIon bang arra,gned -
fore ustioe Love be plead guilty and
was placed under ti.1bo bnni Tor bis
appearance al the nest teri. - the car
cut court lie wAs rsmAndsd ~ jail
where be Toma mel until saturday
evening al which tias tao u his kins
ahsu arrived mado the Dond nth
the assistance - parties here. and
Nahaf.y - uuoe left the dsgius
hahafry claims that his ste. Wbo
lives At Warlsil La. had instituted
prOoce'iings Tor diyUrce aud be thought
b. ~as It h,-rty 70 marry When the
petition was hled
Mr. Day - god man and . good
citlEen, and hls daughter al elegant Iady
aud 4 i regretted that they Were -
badly ,mPs--.d uPoa.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23
foa sHAS.xRY CLERK

-
We are authorized b. announrs
,. u. CRANBERRY,
20 . candidate for channery clerk ~
CopaAh county, subiect 10 the action 81
the dsmooFatic party
We are authorized to announce
20. MARTIN
~ a candldats Tor chAnoery clerk - 90
pish county, sablect 10 the action - the
denaocratle party.
We are authoFizsd b. announos
}. n DAMPEEH.
&c candidate for chancery clsrl n
Oapsah euunty, subls~rt 81 the action ~
the democFa'ic party
we are authorized b announoe
W. D. COOK,
~ q candidate fH chanoery clerk - 60
piah oHiuty, sablest "a as.tion % the
deaocFatsc party.
we are anthorizssd 20 announce
r. Y. EAsrERLINa
~ candidate Tor chanoe.y clerk. sub
iecs b acton - thu democratic party.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

us are authorized b. announce
A. A. LoMAx,
~ candidate Cor superintendent ~ eslu
cation. sabiect " action % the demo
cratic party.
we are authorized IN announce
REA STUART,
as candidate Cor superintendent ~ sdu
cation. subiect to action q the demo
cratic party.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23
e. Simon.
IFYoU

SAINT 10 boy homo to live in. or a. an
Investment call on Brosn al Howard A
Goa He viii sell al bargain.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23
Notes From Ware.

. . 1850 ~ 80 Ss
Embroidery from lie y yard up
at g.. l.. Ware.
The le-t assortment 81 En-.
bruadery Fluuncing ~ Wares.
For gent nc, kaear call at q.
l.. Wares.
For gcut'. furnishing goods 20
Ware.
The best English needles 2 l-2
a paper q Ware.
New goods are received daily
by g. l.. Ware A Co,
The cheapest white goods At q
l.. Wares.
Mattress Springs aud furni,
ture of all kinds at Mare.
Bacon, Meal. Lard. Sugar and
Coffee low down a Wares.
q l.. Ware & Go, are selling
h hest sugar AZ &c.
Big decline IN Sugar n Wares.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

''n r..s.g,.''
We are auAuriv-.s, 10 AnBounes
JAS q. DODDS
a. candidate tor treasurer ~ CopiAh
oounty subl.-t b the Action - the
demo ratio party.
we ere authorized IN announce
ga. sALTER,
as = candidate fur treasurer - Copiah
euunty, snhJcct ~ acton u the .demo.
cratic party
we are authorize to announce
TIE 0RoOaE
aa candidate fur treasurer ~ Copiah
comfy, subject to action - the demo
cratic party
We are authorized % announce
q. A. SMITH.
Ne a candidate fnr treasurer q Cnpiah
county, suhlect % action - the demo
cratic party
we are AUTHORISED to announce
Ii ENOCHs,
as a candidate Coz treasurer, ~ Copiah
county subleCt ~ acton - the demo
cratic party.
we are anthorined b. announce
Rw. MILLsArs
a. . candidate Zoe treasurer ~ Copsah
euunty, sublect 10 acton q the demo
oratic party.
se are authorized b. announce
". c. SMITH
AZ q candidate for Treasurer. subject "a
action - the democratic party.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23


We are authorised to announce
10. n SCOTT,
ss q candidate Cor supervisor FOR beat
one. sabisct b action II the dsmoorstle
party.
we are authorized 30 announce
az. MAssENoILI.
as . candidate Cor supervisor - beat one.
subiect to action u democratic party.
we are authorised b. announos
n o0xwEII.
% a candidate Cor sapsrvl@or % heat one.
snbject ~ action n the d@mocratie party
ws are authorized 10 snaoanas
.. n. HARRIS.
% q candidate Cor supervisor ~ beat one
sabiect 10 action q the democratic party.
ws are authorised 30 announce
NJ n sPKNcER,
n candidate Cor supervisor fnr beat q
sahjsct b action % the democrstis party.
We are aathoriaed 10 announce
gA& W. DIDLAKE
a. Q candidsts Coz snpeFvisor for beat 8
snhlsst 10 sction % ths demoorstic par
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

4 fo-tunats tr,o ~srs Capt W J Rsa,
Y Martin ADD the sisSAL man who
shared the hospitality u NJ L Sojourn
sr aud lady 90 FRIDAY night Al their
chaerful and comfuTtable home COR
stay was made most pheasant By the hind
att.ntiuns shown 10 II ~as sl~o quite
= treat - lrnk At bis fine Devon and
jersey stOck. improved berkshire and
Poland China hugA Plymouth Rock
ss~t.. vtr atfu "a ..s.s 81 -. IA
q bis god management 10 notice that
be had about tRenty bales - oottau
stored away fuF which be bad NJ imuse
date need n Nas our pleasure 81 mes'
there also Uncle Billie Saadiier ani h.s
wtie. father and usother ~ Mrs -
laurner Uncle Billie is noW among tas
ol,l~st citizens 10 The obunty, leing ths
uuly surviving charter meml-rr - Hope
wsll Church. whirh was organlzed about
a-ycnty vsaru ago
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23
N. q. BURNLEY.
A GARD
Fnos a SEw coaEa
Swiss Matchmaker.

have the pleasure a announcing %
the ladies' aud Esntiemen - the toxn
and eJuhtry generally that after working
at the leading establishments % Mes.ers
Gr,s~old, Buckley, Tylor and Fourw1eF,
person neejtng my service IN the line ~
repairing and regulating all sorts -
time p'eciea, though they may IL In .
most dilapidated oniition guArAn-
tee Satisfaction. | can be found al X
Y. 0rifhngs store, IN the poat Office
building, until . more oentral location
can he secured Respectfully,
apr = eow LOUIS ANET
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

The sTasAL man spsai . part ~ SAT-
urday 81 HopswslL where he had the
good fortune 10 meet Q numlar % the
ensssprising oitissns a that progressive
community tn. hiss b~ooms some
shat . public place hsyi.g e church.
blacksmith and wood shop two stores.
and sn elegant school building. besides
Q numbes u re~idaace. near 81 hand
The peopls IRE % bs commended Coz the
intsre~' they take IN educational mat
tsra tbs houss 10 sell hnsd up 9Th
modern aud improved desks, ralsea plat
forns, sl.~s lights. large stove, black
hoarsis aud every convenience that can
no devised FoS god While the tree
term as beea supplemented by q sub
script,on srhoA which gives them .
term - ten months. There are about
hity i've scholars IN attendance now,
which 10 increased when the pubic tern
b~gina The principal q the school i
NJ hofhst, young gehtlemah a hns
attachment~. who . assisted by Miss
Name Burnley. % HaElehurst
liz farmeTs are getting yell up with
tasir uork aai tAs sra 10 10 fine
condition The fruit l. thoaght 10 10
AL Killed We took dinner with Dr.
q. Dulaney, whsre we haa the pleasure
" meeting bic e~timAble wtfa The
uAootoF has becn under the weather for
sometime from gripTe As5 other troubles.
but u regaintng his health and strength.
There are evidences ~ prosperity 90
every hand IN the community The
rcaidences are IN good repair. fenoes
hEed up BRANCHES cleared a trees and
bushes. stock booking sell and the yeo-
pie In good spirits and s~~mingly con
t.sntaA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23

A dark brown horse about medium
slzs, D or years odd. white feet. and
blass face. Any information leading 10
hrs recovery win he thankfully resolved
add rewarded Dr. u N. CsrsHrEa. :.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-23
roa CONSTABLE

ne are authorized b. announoe
JEssE THOMPSON, JR
a. y candidate Or Constable - heat on
ublect to action u the democral q par
IA