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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
ABBREVIATED TElscRAms.

1t is charged that the iury that tried
Editor Elliott at Columbus, O., for the
murder of Osborn, had at least one bribed
juror On il, and evidence is presented of an
attempt TO bribe another The alleged
bribery was in Elliott's behalf
The job printers, preSsrsse. arsd others
engaged III that branch of business at
Omaha, have struck TO enforce the eight
hour law passed by the recent legislature.
The men in the Omaha and Grant Smelt-
ing works have also struck fer the same
purpose.
The Platt Deutschverein is holding a
convention at Denver.
The first Bessemer steel produced in
Maryland was blown at Sparrow Point by
the Maryland Steel company Saturday
The Swiss are joyfully celebrating the
60Oth anniversary Of The establishment OF
their republic
Professor Max Schuller, of the Berlin
university, has new cure for consump-
ton which he says has cured seventy out
of 100 cases and improved sixteen. The
remedy is the active principle of creosote,
or ''guaicol.'
The holy coat OF Trier.n a garment al.
legged to bave been worn by the Savior. is
to be put on exhibition at Trier on Aug
IL II is supposed to have miraculous
properties.
An Alliance member of the school board
of Oakland, Kan, objected to hoisting the
national ensign over the school house and
his fellows voted with him.
The Shawnee county Ckas) Democrats
have entered into a fusion with the Alli-
ance to capture the loaves and fishes in
that county on an equal ~divvy."
Employees of Bliss & Van Auken's mill,
at Saginaw. Mich, caught Jerry Findley,
a slab sawyer, stealing another mans din
ner, and gave him a coat of pitch and
mud.
Frank Ralinski, Il years old, pulled
Paul Laluski, aged 5, into the river at St.
Paul. and held him under water until he
was drowned, SO it is charged by Paul;s
little brother. Frank denies the crime.
George H. Myers, judge of the Tenth
judicial circuit of Wisconsin, died at Ap-
pleton Saturday. at the age of o., from the
effects of the grip.
1t is stated that Frank Collier, the Chi
cago lawyer who was sent TO the insane
asylum, Is getting better, and hopes are
entertained OF his entire recovery.
The total fatalities consequent upon the
railway disaster at St. Mande, France.
were torty-three. Eighty were Injured
The supreme court of Michigan has de-
cided case in which the point was a hus-
bands right to part of what the wife
earns. The point was decided afiHaa-
lively.
Judge Hammond, of the United States
district court at Memphis, has decided in
case in which Seventh Day AdFeutists
were the defendants that il is usalarssl In
this country to work on SUNDAY. The
case will be appealed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
What the Score Books show.

Scores made by the leading base ball
combinations Saturday and Sunday were
as follows-League: At New York-Brook.
lyn, 9: New York, 6. At Philadelphia
Philadelphia. 0; Boston, l. At Pittsbure
-Pittsburg, =; Cleveland, 8. AT Cincin-
nati-Chicago, :: Cincinnati. 4
Association: At Columbus-Columbus
4. Baltimore, . At Cincinnati-Cinein.
natl, 6; Washington, = At St Louis
st. Louis. 3: Boston. 4 At Louisville
Athletic, 3: Louisville, ?. Sunday AT
Observation-Disclosures, 5; Louisville, ). At
St Louis-Bosron, ); St. Louis. 5 At
Columbus-Baltimore 3: Columbus. p
At Cincinnari-W ashipgton, ;; Cincin-
natl. -.
Western: At Duluth-Omaha, 10; Du-
luth 4. At neapolis-Denyer q; Min
neapolis, G. At Milwaukee-Lincoln l;
Milwaukee, ). Sunday At Duluth
Omaha, l; Duluth, :. Second game)
Omaha, 6; Duluth, 10 At Minneapolis
Denver, 13 Minneapolis, g. At Milwau-
kee-Lincoln, ,; Milwaukee, l. At Sioux
City-kansas City, 5; Sioux City, 3.
lllinois-Iowa: At Cedar Rapids-Joliet,
4; Cedar Rapids, 5. At Quincy-Rock
ford, i; Quincy, :.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
THE GIANTS TAKE A TUMBLE.
Boston Goes to Second Place in tn.
League Contest.

CHICAGO, Aug 3.-After some weeks OF
see-sawing between the New York and
Chicago, League base ball clubs last week
closed with "your uncle Anse" looking
more Ikea winner than he has for 10 these
many days, while Gotham's pride, the
aggregation which numbers among its
members the terrible Rusie and "Carmen'
cita" Ewing, has dropped to third place,
Boston's experts stepping blithely up &c
do battle with the colts" A lead OF
thirty-nine points over the beaneaters and
forty nine over the New Workers makes the
Chicago crank tread on air, and in hi.
mind he sees the pennant already flying
from the pole in the west side ball park
But there's more to follow. The standing
of the different aggregations is given be
low:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
All Gotham Papers To Be Indie,

NEW YORK, Aug. s.--District Attorney
Nicon Saturday decided to have indicted
all the New York newspapers that pub
hshed accounts of the electric executions
at Sing Sing on July g. The evidence in
the hands of the district attorney will be
presented to the grand jury on to-day
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03

z. E. Psrmenter, attorney a, law.
Makes collections. loans money ana VIII
attend to any legal business intruseed to
num- office, postoface block. Rock Ial-
and, Ills. daAv4v
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03

Russian jews Coming This Way.
SHAMBURG, Aug 3.-Five thousand four
hundred Russian jews left this city the
past week, most of them intending to 90
ultimately to the United States.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03

enough $1,000 and 5000 make
Of THE LONDON,
$1,000
and fdous and don't the
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
THE CAPIroL IN HlxLEHURsr

Add nov comes the Uiariou Ledger.
IN imitation q THE sioSAi. which did
u from the most vnselfsh motives.
urging al the svahg~lists 10 50 oup down
upon Canton. The CLARION Ledger
~ould have Jackson escape the lash.
the heros criticism and hngusl diabl.r,c
u the samson,an Sans and % Gaorge
lnge Therefore dc~s the Clarion Led
SEE, with its vast Whiskey shotm and
open and re~king sewers running 10
meath into Pearl river and killing the
h~h IN the stream, except alligator snrs
and mud turtles foF one hundred mils.
dosn the river, - alleged by the ten
peranos paper ct Meridian. therefore does
the Clarion Ledger s~ek 20 ~scape the
presence % the Samuels who have lived
upou Pearl rivers and -ssa b,g and,littls
fab dying a Whisksy adown the prettie~t
streams that glide fro n mountain fast
ns~~es in East nennes-se OF creep oui IN
sparkling splendor trom beneath red bills
u Georgia IL the Clarion L.pslser
-eek'ng b screen Jack=on. the sinful.ss
towr that exists and would IA subj~ss
lnDcceat Canton 10 csstigition which
jackson, most q all PLACES d.servesr
II Jaoksoa he not spaeslily reformed
and Legislation no longsr inspired BY
the presiding divinity q Bacchas ten
pie ''acro~s the street. : the capitol viii
10 removed 10 HaxlehuFwt
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
'POssus AND POTATOES.

The discussion q the vegetable and
fruit business by the last s,GsaL was
w'cisly Rad and T--opls, IN anticipation
u enormous demands at Chicago In W
all beEin Row to make gardens such
were never sr~n in these States. There
all he five 90 six millions % pcople to
feed IN and sbput Chicago aud ws must
supply the vegetables for the winter and
spring aud mslons through summer aud
TALL months and sweet potAtass. full %
mola@~es such - wers never seen IN
Chicago Bot wouldn't a pos-um ranch
pay "ro~~um and potAtoes Dor Chica
~ In W Who all h. the p.on.er 10
TINS business The per.immon tree
along Copiah creek syerywhers are
ffeighted with 'po~sums and Chicago
would take. " the Alliances and Knights
q LaboE and sH Attorney General Gar
Land set tog-thsr there. 500 'po@sums
daily.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
hrs. HEBRON IN BRooEHAvES.

We have . volume - vaema. by Ellen
y. IiebrOa It, motto IL 60 ye into all
the world and preach the Gospel 10
every creature" The sook is entitled
-fsth 90 an Earthly Paradise and other
Poems.- The frust,s pses,e 10 . picture
u Mis- H~bron whsn . junior Of Mem.
phls female college in 'as and then there
= most fascinating fAoe and under
meath u the words. my only dsaghtsr-
This picture pays the eo~t u the book.
II y faee fall q wonders and charms
the longest poem filling half the volume
u sutItlsl Path os Earthly Paradi-s-
AEother, The Pestilenos" and an ode 10
Mississippi and many others touching
different themes A smaller volams, by
the same suthos, 10 entitled. 'tsoags
from the South, msny IL ~hich are fall
Of Sentiment and patho~. The asthor
Il no~ IN Brookhsven and we commend
her N the good people everywhere.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
waAfHKR AND CRors.

The weather Bureau fos the wesk end
ins the 2Bth inst says there has been
sxos~s a sunshina. . great dsAclsncy II
tsmpsrsture. and an entire sb~sncs q
rain during the pas, seven daya These
conditions have been exceptionally favor.
able Zoe ell harvesting puno~~.. and
planters report that there has rarely ever
been s~asnn wh~n they have been en-
sblsd 20 sathss cotton % free from mud.
duet and fresh o. the present and COO
seq0sntly that the hns quality q the
staple vtll IN measure compensate for
the falling OF IN yield
Reports from the sugar region are. ~
. rule. very favorable Grinding 70 h.
coming general with g.od results, sspee
ially from stubbls cane, the juice u which
10 said 10 have never beea ~ denss 10
fore st the bexiRning a he SEASON The
oatleok for the yssld from plant cane =
not ~ encouraging
The great buIk - the rios crop has
bssn moved aud 10 bo~ being thrs.hsd
The yield % upoa the whole more salts
factory than was Anticipated . shor,
time since.
Fall oparatsooa are .. standstill on
acoount u the dro0th, the ground l.eing
too dry and hard FOR plowing However,
the bulk u that hind a work ~ ma~t
all s~c.lons u the State had alresdy
oeen complsted
Killing trusts have SECURED every
~l'eFe and winter and ruast 'roesum and
sweet potaioes u the old fashioned jully
sort from wh'ch molasses may bs prof
it@bly madufactared. are nOw befors ell
civilized psopls u the Gulf States.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
new or PlYs.

The results u advertising. even In
Mississippi. are illustrated In the splsnd-
"a fortunes a the great millinery v-od
ias hoa.s a Charlas Jacoh@ u Weeks
burg.
ny shssS forcs a. advertising be has
won q monopoly Il this p~oali.rly 90
mans trals and today he usderselIs
everybody and because he sells - much
and The enersstic intelligent woman.
Mis- Eta Cannon. who super.n,eads
the business. sins the best s.lsry given
one ~ her ssx In the state TIE facts
tell Is~son for tradespeopls of Hazls-
hurst They hsseat learned how 90 the
value of advertising.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
fHF CHlUrAteUA ,IRcLE.


the Chatauqass held Q plessaal
nesting with Miss Mary Nayss last Mon
day evening
Emerson, - . poet es>ayiss and phil
o~ophsr, was the topic Cor daseussioa
Interesting papers were read by Mis-
Msyes and Mr. Caldwell Mss MengeI
read ssl.ctioa from Emerson. Ths
program Cor hsrt Monday evening y n
followa
sabject tos the evening Whittier
Nell call Quotations from Nhittlsr
Character sketch Mi=s 4. Cosington
Reading Mss Lula Andlag
Reading Miss Carrie Retl.iing
Criticism Mr. D n. Erringtoa.
Music Nl.sss Redding and Coying
ton.
The merit nesting win 10 with Ma
Lsala Anding
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
THE AsrIQUARILS AND BLAsSER
HAssET

90. .
inc stone o~i eAh""a"a troaa ths
a''und 90 mr.. hai'~ 'af@ pa@"sd 'n'o
'',e "a"os - ~, 'u'asN Aaa ~~s oa'a
- -''1 ~ ,, e' ""'V soa sea''
s'"s ~ 'n~ 80" WIN '''.f'Hl
- - sN'a'
s ~ sas '''a" - '~'
-
- s,.., -
n,-..-.s-.'., -
-
.--..,''.-. I..---s"--, 'A,.s -
- -,
- - ,.,S,a -. 49, -.
=. - -. -, ., - a~'s
- - -
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

children taken "a the sfrses3 ani r8rid-
y taught the useful - ths besutifal
IN tssss aai assFals. lE~rs ar enouxh
ehildfen In Hszlshassl 4 I'D msa Pso~-
haDeiss ih~ory be eel fowsdsd - 4
Affects The idlsasss % the peopls snd
dispa~itior N coo psrass In CREST t~sks
a pFuxr~~~. ~ establish here - iss~t
two kindergarten sohoola Mothers q
the towns and % the churches woaid -
delighted n the s.hems eaa be eoasam-
natal
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
soxErnIxa TO DRINK.

San Joaes 10 whackins Sin ana 90
elsanns~<. moral and phy.scsaL 81 Gre
nadia sines S@m hsosms . Christian
he hats ~hlskey and b much sadlrsea
10 esad water. We preaehss a practical
ols@ahns=s aaA wouA oompsl Grenada
10 establish wassrsorh> insisting that
M dirty. nnwa~h~d. uncs.sn~ed popula
toe syer went 10 hssvsa. San didnt
dsrs 10 diseuas this thsms IN Hsslshssst.
but since the fearful dust hss delivered
such l.usas and half The Toods aud
shirts and eallsrs snd Clothes q ne
,own have been sgesled by n and oar
lsngs f.li~a xith a. Rev kssa woeld u
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

To the Eaitor Il the signal
Please allo~ me throagh the medium
Il yosf Vslusbls paper 10 say 10 my pa,
rons and friends % Hazleharst and
vicinity that ] shall ever rememl.sr with
deep~st gratituds their kindness 10 me
and nine dunng my residehcs 10 their
midst ! carry With.ms 10 nay nsw home
nothing but the most pleasant recollec
tons u aiy ~olourn among ,, urI sop and
b'd them an shsctloaats and regrstful
good bye.
ny unfinished business v eft 10 the
hands - my brother. J n Sextan. Who
. authorized - collect and settle al Of
my bile Yours very truly.
v NJ SEEros
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

welcomed ~ . lecturer here on internal
ami external irrlx~aioa.
Whsn will Dsma~eas spring give me
town u lsast snoagh wsi~s 10 drink =
The grand isfy shut down the last
hidiag pians % ~hiskey. Did Il devise
Q plan 81 giving us water snoagh to
drink. q not 10 cleanse our bsdl~.' Why
have Mayors and AlAermsn : Within
. mile there 10 he beet water on the
globs bubblins up from the unsalIisd
soul u Mother Earth. and there's not .
DRINK q wsisr IN HaElshsrst o. fer q
pag.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

ESQ b. Chas Hiller's 30 get q no. over
cuat or SFap at q bargain.
Cha.. Hitler 10 offering sons rare
bargains IN clothing this weed
ChaA Hiller's dre~. god. are the
cheapest IN town. Give him Q cell and lie
eonVinc.d
Chas Hitler has the INCEST line ~
gents furnishing Eoods IN town. Give
him = call
u vii 10 to your interest b. give
Hitler q call bs.fore purchasing hats and
shoes ~ he all give yoa h.tter zuosis for
le=s money than any body else.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

n qua wish 10 bay mai~s. herses
mares sad eult@, eoxs add calves. heif-
era balls. be~f. lall blozisd e.ttis) hogs
sheep. hay. ezra, rsee. farm tarsi~ Wagons.
buggy. ste. al 10 be sid 81 private sale
st The place q the lsts Jn~ph u. Catch.
Ing term cash. 0o snd - % ssldre~s
MA f.oa Catching. Gscrg~tvxn. Msas..
o. W. ; Cstching. " sskport, NiEs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOLS.

We woald liks 10 know why some one
es too u the sweet girl grsdasses a
uaxlshara &C q ether sshool. may nos
eondaes saene~sfal klnderwartea. IN The
church sunday schools rvoms Unused
se~ sscsp, % Sunday. TIE church
woala thas he daahav ssrvios&bls 10 NE
eoGiaanlG that suals1 u cad the
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
HERE VIZ AhE

ca Pu~toeice or Signal STREE, at the
old Po~tofiios site fronting the railway
the riches, Iuieisst and uost delicious
oysters fresh from the So are sid At
wholesale oF cooksd ta.s.~rfection by Mr..
Coor spend the evening there and
dine there aud take breakfast there.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

Nov you talk aboat shirts. bat you
should see the line Fine dress shIrts
plain aud pleatsd bo@oms, embroidred
and ~ ba~soms. laandFsd and unlAand
red nAnnel shirts, linen shirts mole@kir
shirts, cheviot shlTts. eamels hair shirts
heavy eotton shirts. penang shirts, peca
shirts and siill SHIRTS fur even body
Get your shirts from n SIMON.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

Simon will all you god cuff-s AZ ~, z.
the hest coffee a 81. god family Sour
a - ~ and . good many other soosh
Tor lees than ian 10 bought elsesLsr~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
Citation.


rnE stats oF Etssi-zIrrI
To ,. n Cark.
Nou are command@d to appear he
bore the Chsno~ry Coart of the ooanty
q Copiah. IN SAID state. on the se.ond
Monday q November 1871, " defend
the suit IN said ooaFt % N. " Hennanx
ton wherein you are defendant.
J. ID. GSAsnEnRr,
l0l-sl Clara.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

Citation.
rHK sTsrs 90 .Isss=~Irpi

THK sTArs 90 zIsssz~Irst.
To Isabella Bailey;
foa are commanded 10 appear before
the Chancery Court q the Coanty a
Copiah. IN sad state. 90 The s~sond
Monday ~ November 1891. to d~f~nd
the salt In said eouFt % Robert bsil~y,
wherein yoa are aefendsnt
j. ID. CRANBERRY, Clerk
NJ r. Mu1MArz, Sol. Oct f-ei
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
UndofWaar

II yoa are "a nerd - real god undl.g
shifts aaA draxera sn "a. NJ Al MnNR.
be has the VERY best IN hsavy natural
wooi, eamels hair, hne cashmere add
heavy halbrlgxan
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
For sale.

A f@rm n eultivstson. % seras IN ali.
ID scres epen land. within in l50 yda a
PIT q 1siiman In this connty. ESQ
oasla. b4ianes % the eit0 In two nav.
mens 9th Interest small cottages. a
rooms serh AMI lso fruit trea~, the
finest bedding site In uallman.
Apply 70
q n. wuIIAxs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

S0mething ne~ and aios in LADIES' dress
gusocls and trimmminga alao bia lot q
hannels a all discT iptsuns st prioea 10
suit you 81 n sIMONs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

Go - whit@'s drug store Coz The n,a~s
elegant and laia@t designs IN ladses' and
aent3' ssaeh ahains. ealf battona breast
psn~. su@u paas bFaoelets. aeaklaess and
qae&1rupAs sliser plated and silver sosis
snd asseatss~ Il all kinds. sl.s spsctaclss
ard eye xi&~~@x
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

For ladies' aud gentlemen. boys and
krls and babies Shoes foS everybody
Shoes a the very hest kind. Shoes %
every ai-cTiptaon and make. especially
good Shoes guaranteed by b.. SIMON.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

A new line % mems elothing. soms-
thing real handsome sDd god. also soms
very nioe Cor boys aud childrea Come
and look before yoa buy " SIMON.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

lha~s wanting cotton Sad hnlls and
meal can In suppiled az onae By leaving
Their orders with me Ut. PAmxsn.
Hazlehursl. Ma n
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
nILEx' NEa,E lNp LIVER r,LLS

Aet ~ n@~ o. Inciple-regulatin 4
the liver, stomach aud bow j. thseaxh
The aeryes. A new discovery. Dr Mile
i1lls spsedily cure bilioasness. bad taste.
torpid liver. piles, constipation. une-
qmaaed we men, w0men. Chlldren.
smallest mlidest fsarest. 80 aoses aae.
-araples. fEee ~ !. q. Whites Drugstore
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

the set % Parlor fuFnitnr.. ond hand
tonss Hat Raek. and two CaFpets aimo~l
new, very chesp. RN MLLKm.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

NJ plses eontAining 20 acre.. about
a paiie fspna Court Iio1se. This plase
hes . gssd residanoa, good stablsm 3
eood tenent houses. and never failing
vel u sxod water. Haas u GRANr.
Apps NJ " " pro~n 90 Price terms
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup u Figs 10 taken; Il 10 pleasant
and refreshing IN the taste, and aess
gently yet promptly on the kidBeys
Liver and Bowels. cleo ases the sys
tem saectnally, dispels colds. head
aches and fsvers and cures habi,aal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its hind ever pro
dseed. pleasing 10 the taste and &c
eeptahls 30 the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial IN its
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, 10
many excellent qualities commend Il
10 all and have made 10 the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup % Figs h fpr sale IN 70,
and Oh bottles y all lead.aF irrs
gistS Nv rHa.'e 1rIgyiss VIZ
may nc hive on hAl.t Ill IN,
cure Il prsmItly &c any one wh'
wishes 10 Try d Do MT secsPs IN!
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTc sYRUp Co.
sss sssscasce. eaL
teslsSaIf. a.. sfs Tasx o..
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

The b%@t oyeFeoats IN the lsnd 81 reas
enable pric-s at T. SIMON
Something nioe ioS ladies. ribl.ed vestA.
also for misss-s and children union suit.
At y. sIMON'S.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
Tea COED nsssare. pressed down
and rwaain@ sv~w.

s.ns Of tAsss hal. propEssssrs q ssrss-
ssss. y "a x. 1880. si ss, sS.:. .; g.
yeha Ball's earuaparsll a pat 40 a ID 3 b
larxs Quart eotalss aud inflmais that lAsiss
y ners eosesnnsssA This y 90 i.lss =
deosis cen b. A ts~spoonfal Il Ball's
s@rs@p@ftlis uomlains Hnors concentrated
naedtsfnal virtue thsn o tahlsxEpoenfal "a
any other sarxaPsrills made 4 bottle a
Dr. John halis saFapaFillA contains az
tinsss The curative virtas u Q bsstis 81 ssy
other elood parsnsr made. Ne sHesptloa
10 made. Ngw en- invalid wans his
rAsFstes. unle.s misled sbroash 'ssaF.
snes wAsn his syssssn needs blood pars-
4 GOOD
Ger, wksn his system ns~ds o toaie. vAsa
hAs sysssm 10 6rsskins aowA hom sLoq1
tEnPariy or some wssans disssss, he wi
demand u bis draxxtss . hossls 81 ball's
s&r~spsFtlia and 90 Bo ooe1slon be pc
snadwd 10 take anythins that unsy be co
cred IN len stead a. hang lest a go0As
There 10 no oth@r remedy 30 good O. Balfs
H&rs~pariiia fn9 such diseases e surofaA
syphilitic sfseetiona salsFh~am. leeh. 60
ssma pimplea sorea rhsamafism. lams
hack, swollen luimaA sehins museiss nerv~
Gus wcaknezA nervous dFbdft1, k8 ~
appetite. los u aexh, los Il strsnxfh
desglemnesN premature old axs. sae
Th wesarum ss1ssuan wills. lad I, wrlassa
ssms : ekresls asalssss lssss' ners z
not blood rsmsay 90 B t~aia sdvsrtis~4
th@a "a nea NY. From nons ~ thsnn d&
derve sny Rerns&asA& sen4 bsesm4
elseeans&es nv y@tem YES fan u hlss1
i@ga,s.ls. NJ ale wss csssr-a . ys.sss
lNvEST TENT.
vs.h. NJ sppssiis ssa q sssslss ssss AZ
ssssi s.s.s = - kssis s. sss sa,s
. ssss 80 ~ s = .s s ss. &C.: sss g.
ysyeshly y satpe<, saa ssy tmprossaess
!. l.sss sns sssl'ss = = si.ss ss.@ -
- ss. Il. =. ~ y MI 80
swy.as ssssarsP vsll - ~ev. essssAy,
esx ~ lsSs las We. nssss.j =
- vs.s 20 ssss ems go lsvsz 4
k.sse -. ssks s@isks fsass xyrsx u
~ y. ss.,. 80 49,. s..ss - s~i@'ss % -
Jess y. Pass q sek~ uxsi~ais Apu1A
~ an g. ~ svr~m~s~ a.. ssnxsnassa q
tes
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
WAN TED.

Two ind istrious sols~s. reliable white
men % take cnntract for cutting 9D0l
cords q wood en farm "a miles from
Nlcksburg and 81 m.lee from Bovina
Statlon, on AlahamA and Vicksbu IA
Railroad and delivering same IN v,cks
burg. Nool std 10 coutrastor Cor u
cents . cord 81 . cord cu@t % transpor.
sstton by railroad leo miles b. Vlckn
tuFg. AM from a. 20 o. cord price u
same delivered there. Awarding 70 gual
ETY. Addre~s Mss EIA.EE " Hsunos
Care % hrs L. N & Asksx.
Edwards. Hinds 60, Miss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

ysEs D. Pans q soxA uAsisais asa
~ az a. ~ syr~m~ps o.. ssnssnn.sA. q
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

~ g. - =, sss::'iss 49,
trY tnssn. Pss~s . e~sA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

=. ~. a.. - - =, 49,. =: 90 =. -
s vi.ss 80 ...ss - 49, ssi.,s. !: =
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

sas sssscssce. cat.