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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-27

see you" "Yes, yes" 80 I have come.
and it viii make you feel better, won't IL p
"Yes, yes" And they were left together
nearly the entire morning. This was a
sequel to a scene which was witnessed by a
journal reporter two days ago. While
standing talking q some friends on
Alabama street. Capt. ]. ". English
was accosted by a pale little woman /,
poorly clad. Can You tell me where can
find Capt English's officer she asked. II
am Capt. English. What can do for you,
my good womanF' please don't say NO
when L ask you. sir. It won't te much for
you to do, but it will be, o. so much fer me.
I-I-would like to see my husband on
Christmas day." "Where is your hus-
bandF "He is a convict, sir.n Capt. En-
glish understood, and he gave the woman a
pass. Aud that isn't all. He put some
money 10 the woman's hand along with the
pass.
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New York, Dec 24-Arrived, schrs A D Lam
son, Smith. Mobile Lizzie Chadwick, Brunswick
MISUNDERSTANDING, Charleston to Liver
pool, cotton, 2i-64d.
Ay=. Dec 22-Arrived bark British Empire
lBrl, Jones. Coarlotte Harbor. Fla.
Bordeaux. Dec 2s-Sailed, bark George Linck
lGerl. st Simons.
Gibraltar. Dec 1s-Passed, steamship Corin-
Liverpool Dec 24-Arrived, steamship Mount
Tabor lBrl. Monro, Savannah.
Sailed-Steamship Norfolk [Brl, Wooiston,
TyDee.
Hayre, Dec 21-Arrived, banks Antonio
lDutchl. De Boer, Pensacola for Honfieur; Sala-
zie Fri Lassand. do for do.
=, Marseiles, Dec 2s-Sailed. bark Vally [Gerl,
stavanger. Dec 1o-sailed, BARK Transpor
lNorl, Mobile.
st Pierre, Mart, Dec 1i-sailed, brig David
Hanly, DO.
~ Boston, Dec 24--Arrived. schr Jacob Reed.
Nickerson, Brunswick.
Baltimore, Dec 24-Arrived. schrs Red Wing,
johnson, Charleston; Lille Schmidt, Hender-
son, Mobile.
Cieared-schrs Isabella Gin, Collision, savan.
nah land sailed); Leander Beebe. Thatcher,
90; Iiliie vanderherchen, Bateman, Charleston
Brunswick, Dec 24-Arrfved. bark Hertha
Nor, Nielsen, Barbados; schrs Annie O Grace
Grace, philadelphia; Hnah Karninski. Wood
Sailed-Schrs VIM Green & Son, Barton,
Boston; Sarah Potter, Farnham, Providence:
Vanlear Black, Lacey. New York
Darien, Dec A--Cleared. bark Sverre [Brl,
Cook Inverness.
Fernandina, Dec 2i--Arrived schrs Adelene
lBrl, Williams, Point-a-Pitre; Lizzie B Wiley,
Rivers, New York
Sailed Steamer Tormore IBrl, Largie Liver
pool via Brunswick; schrs Jennie Parker [Brl.
Harding. Bermuda; Montana, Bradley. New
York.
Jupiter, Dec 23-Passed, steamer Bencroy
IBrl, Appleton, from Liverpool via Delaware
Breakwater for New Orleans
Jacksonville. Dec 24-Arrived schr John W
Hall, Pennington, Wilmington, NO.
Cleared-Schr James Z Woodhouse, Lacey,
New York,
Pensacola, Dec "a = Arrived bark Gladan
lSwl, Anderson, Barbados.
Cleared-Bark Nymphen [Norl Jesperson.
Leith; schrs Anna Pendlston, Coombs. Boston;
Henry p Mason, Perry, Velasco.
2lst-Cleared, schr Sadie c Sumner, Sumner,
Havana.
Port Royal. G, Dec 24-Arrived. schr Nancy
Smith. Hodgkinson, New York Alma Cummings,
Cummings. Boston.
Philadelphia, Dec 2i-Arrived, schr Samuel w
Hale, Mumford, Jacksonville.
Cleared-Schrs James Baird, Mullen Jackson
Vile; Priscilla, Scrihner. Dasey, Savannah.
wilmington, G, Dec 24-Cleared, schr John
Hall, Green, Darien.
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Duhois-.This "a . strange uS.so, issssS ~ =
wealthy man is FOUND dead in his room;
There is no wound, no sign of poison, anu
not the slightest evidence of disease any
where about him. But there he sat ID ms
chair stone dead, one hand still holding inc
paper he had been reading. / tell you IL 10
one of the most mysterious things
Bilgers-What did you say he was reau-
ing9
Dubois-One of the Sunday papers. =.
Bilgers-O, we'll. that explains the wholo
thing. 1t was a 40-page edition, propaDly'
and when he looked at it his heart ianeu'
Boston Post.
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RECEIPTS

Per Central Railroad, Dec 2O-4.7l0 bales cot.
ton, Ia pkgs domestics. 6pkgs hides, rs pkgs
paper, IS pkgs tobacco. IS pigs trust, IL bbls
VIII sky, 59i bushels corn, car lumber. 81 bbls
syrup. AIS lbs buggy material, 155 pkgs mdse.
81, 1857 lbs hardware. ITO bbls grits, 1904 bbs
rosin, los bbls spirits turpentine.
Per South Bound Railroad, Dec o5-73 bales
cotton, / Dbl spirits turpentine, bbls rosn, 0
pkgs mdSe.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for NewYork
cotton. ii bales domestics aud yarns, 800 bbls
cotton seed oil, 800 bbls rosin, 400 sacks cotton
seed meal, II bales hides, lss ties lard, az
bbls fish, 10 bbls oranges, 6. 455 boxes oranges,
go boxes vegetables. 1865 tons pig iron, bbls
oysters, 6S bales moss, 81 pkgs mdse.
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Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nau
tical information will be furnished masters of
vessels free of charge in United States by
geographic ONCE in the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office
LIEUT. H SHERMAN
In Charge Hydrographic Station
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MARTTTME MrscEr.r.Arv

Key West, Dec 24-Steamer Tregurno rBrl, of
st Ives. formerly reported ashore on the Flo
rida coast, has been pumped out and hauled of
the beach by the Key West Wrecking Company
and brought to this port, consorted by the
revenue steamur McLane and the Merritt tug
D Jones. The vessels bottom is badly damaged
and she is still in the hands of the diver here.
All the cargo except the jettisoned on the Ba-
hama Banks has been saved and brought to
Key West.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship VIM Lawrence. Kirwan. Baltimore.
j Carolan Agt.
Steamship City Of Augusta Catherine. Nes
York-C Anderson
Steamship City OF Macon. Lewis. Boston-C
g Anderson
Bark vaau [Norl. Llndtnsr. MAlmos mot pre-
viouslyD-Strachan & Co,
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COMMERCIAL.
sAvANN All MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.

VI rAOE Nf-NS. L
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. %, 1891.
CoTroN-The market was rather dull and
the day bad the appearance OF a holiday. The
closing UP Of the Exchange in the last half OF the
day and the absence Of news from abroad con-
tributed 20 render the inaction more con-
spicuous with operators. so that there was
only a nominal business doing. The
total sales for the day were S35
bales. On Change at the opening call,
at 10 q. M. the market was bulletined easy
and unchanged. At the second call. at p. m.
it closed easy and unchanged. There was no
aft rnoon call. owing to the closing
at 3 o'clock. The following are the
official closing spot quotations Of the Cotton
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Lawrence. Baltimore.
Steamship City of Birmingham, New York.
steamship Knutsford lBrl, Liverpool
Bark Nalon lSpl Aontevideo.
Schr Florence Shay, New York.
schr GenI Adelbert Ames New York.
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SuIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun RISES neutrality-suspicious..
DUN Snrs as O
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .440 AM 4:3S p NJ
SUNDAY, DEC %. 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Augusta, Cstharine. New
York--C G. Anderson.
Steamship City of Macon. Lewis. Boston-C
G Anderson.
Steamer Ethel. Crrol, Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W t Gibson. Manager.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Emma MARI [Brl, Mcdonald, Liverpool,
in ballast to Minis Sons.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Bland [Norl. Mkalsen. Barbados, in bal.
last--Chr Dahl & Co
Bark Ismaele [Itall Capiello, Barbados. In
ballaSt-Chr g Dahl & Co.
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SIR EDWIN ARNOLD SAYS he believes 10 tne ~ ~,
mortality of the soul and that he is an asnoSs'N
only in the true meaning of the WORD.
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SPOKEN
NOTICE To MARTNERS

Bark Ekundassund [Norl, Heinrichsen, from
Rio Janeiro for Pensacola, Dec 10, lat q S, lon
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D E'OOV PVIdIO07, y UltoLI, "IIOo.' ~ % %
POULTRY - Market overstocked; demand
light.
EGss = Market is well supplied at lower
prices.
PEANUrs-Anple stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SUaAR-Georgia aud Florida nominal; nonein
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRR. Dec. G-Sub-Ureasury balances
Coin, S110,930, 600; currency, S2,892, 900.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3f6.525
Loans Increased -.................. b, 4l5,2UO
opecle Increased ..-..., commune. 1,951,2UO
Legal tenders increased. TO-. .......... 55S, 40)
Deposits increased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ST6S3O0
Circulation increased .......... 1900
Banks now hold SIG, 025 in excess of the
requirements of the rs per cent rule,
Cotton.
New YoRK, Dec. 2G.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 4,5S4, 100 bales, of
which I, l47, 500 bales are American, against
3,42s.625 and 2,9S6.S95 bales, respectively, last
year Receipts at all Interior towns for the
week 1890 bales. Receipts from plantations
2j5, 48e bales. Crop Ia sight 6,1l2 150 bales
ATLANTA, Dec. 26.-Cotuon closed nominal;
middlinR 1870; recspts 42) bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.-Flour steady; family
IS 1908 50; winter patent s.; fancy
81 1904 40. Wheat firmer; No. red 92l66l94c
Corn nrmer; No. mixed 4a1fc. Oats quiet: No.
z mixed 3is4c. Proyisions-Pork dull at IS so
@S IS. Lard nominal at s. 90D5 05. Bulk
meats steady at S. f214l5 Is Bacon
steady; short clear at S. So. Whisky quiet
OF 81 1s Sugar steady. Hogs quiet:
common and light. 81 1908 IS; packing
and butchers, 50 1904 co.
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Browns Bronchial Troches' are excellent
for the relief of Hoarseness or Sore Throat.
They are exceedingly effective. Chr. stian
World, London Eno.-Ad
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NAVAL SroRBs-There was nothing doing ia
the market, and operators, as a rule. wers
more disposed to treat the day as holiday;
owing to its being Saturday and the Board Of
Trade closed. there was q dearth Of news
S2lfc for regulars, while ros:ns remained with
out change.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

,frs arxia< - ~. 81 t''~fs~.
inent ~ sea ia,s ak. Aex~
% and Sonfh Amer1cA Ave NIL
Hons n the men, wouncn md ehil1-
ron Il the South hat their propes.
~, made unfeneble BY are and
sword ~ tnle more tsrribls than
AtlliA might he ponmm~ed ~ the
''ehildnrn q the Lcri"-of whom
John and Tocumseh Shcrm&n xere
chirfssf.
The PREVENTION If the disNoln-
ton If tho Union was right The
South Il surely the beneficiary al
the result ~ war. But the great
eft crin.insl whose name siefae~~
ne pages 81 human history IL that
of che two men who fought the
South I the our. as . savage. who
would have made che war against
the South. one rs<,ins and robbery
aud ~ money getting. while the
other. Sherman. wonh gain the
sane result. and possession 81 cur
homes through COLES 20 taxation
a. remorsaless and ruinous to us as
recnmseh Shernz&n's sword and
torch.
Sane men wonder Why tirorgs
aud BArksdsle might net discover
IN fats rscited. themes worthier I'll
heir genius and ehqnence than
this lsrk-o-the-lautern sub l."
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18


ksiAh hHs mas - honsM
sna fssr'es and a'As 2 fxhs t'F
ne foslinx creFt<xed p<opN -
oec<ye Tor mo po1sirssns sna
parry iesders ami party whApprrs
In No AMI the hss@isHspraAn
have used the party lash mn~f v'g'
oron~ly and fflshiened many weak
knesd people into - ranks OF me
faithful so-esl.ed whos~ symps-
thies and opinions were really With
the fnrmerA > y requires great
pluck and = rishe~>ps cause 10 en-
sble q man 10 parus d. course Ut
BArksaale and winkf$e believe
that the snb.T. Dumccgs<s. CALI
I'd sub T~rransans Ter short. are
as COOL and true aud worthy DEM
ocrais a. George OF the oleaginour
Mi.sizsippian. We are inknitely
VOL pleased that the Missi.sippian
can't kick BarksaAle out Of party.
We dont wish 10 lose him. lie
win make II he win the place. tos
good and great Democrat and
Alliances man Ia the FEDERAL Sen.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
,L,aas,E naSUr.cruaiss 60

There will hs 9 meeting 81 the stock
holders In the Alliance Manufactures
Company 90 the 3,d Wednesday In
Osstol~r nent NJ Canton Asas
Alliances interested are requested 10 b.
rvpreeeuted.
n the Coanty Alliances wih ssnd
dels gates ~ FepFnwent the Interests a
o~us. G called nseetsns etll ~ neoe~saSy
ins President can oFdlw = eaIlcd meet
ing an the request ~ hre sub- All
ancea A. n. GrysTA
premL Gounty Alliance
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
ras rsuspsHsn eonIso.

We cant help thinking that
Sepaior George. now thai the sub
I. slde-show Ia ditched and the
terrific little row, inside the Demo-
cratic party. Is supprssed-we
cant help thinking that Senator
George will come forth 10 serve
the people and the State as eager
~ aud ably AZ be dill Is serve him.
self and win the SenAtomhip He
will nov raise his voice more
earnestly and eloquently in behalf
Of the cxtrunon % whiskey from
the commonwealth than Tor the
extinction Of the sub T-'crrADean
subj True enough. The people
aud pos.eri.y and all past and fu.
tuFe legislation are and will be af-
fccsed by this new question and
true enough the unissd s,a,ee
- ,.----------z..a .-f.ala. 49,
the good OF the country. its NOV.
al. the volume ~ crime and vice.
and harbaIism or civilisation ol
the State, pcoplsd a. il = BY blacks
and whites, all are involved. We
therefore invoke TOE instant ezer.
taon Of all the logic and wisdom 81
our pstrio,ic senator In behalf az
the determination of q monssrous
curse thS, has endangered even
the life of q rareen elertion days
In this and oshss Southern States
When multiiadei 81 blacks and
whites sll towns and villages. con.
necsed b. tslegraphs and railways.
and these two races are embiitereh
by partisan leaders and fasas and
race-preiadiccs against ono an.
other. ne have feare,l that drunken
mcu. Of both races. would inaugu-
rate Q war Of racsa A single
death-shos hrd In any one town or
village would echo in every other.
The whiskey-born conflict thus Ia.
angurased. could only end In the
determination. bsfore Federal or
other power could intervene. In the
anuihilntion of q race of men rap
idly becoming better citizens and
wiser voters and more useful a.
indusiriAl and social factors than
IN former years
Notbing but Reed sad Force
bills md whiskey can disturb the
peace 81 the State and practical in
dnstriai unity a. fhe races and II
becomes the province 81 the ''Greas
EKpoDnsler" u sah.T. and of oil
Blair 10 lead che way in the con-
dict Dos insugurated between vice
and desency and betx~B public
safc'y aid public danger
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

The Cilsgr sus'ans separate and thorough equip
ped departments PrCpa atory. CommercaI Teachcrs'
Scientific. lnssc Music aud Art The College is private
institution claiming recognion aud patronage upon
merits "ny ii Is entering s seventh year under It's
prsc, management draws its pupils from six states and
has PROSPECTS al the ost successful year in its history
I hr next session prrns Tuesday. sept LIST. 1901.
For. ,he nc.s 40 pagu ca,alog ne. address,.
- 81 L. r. Dl, KEY Principals
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

ourcin~e pr'sximity 10 Nexico and The
business relations a the two people
make the study "a the spaaish ianxnass..
nst Snly an scssmpilshaeat. sat = ysia
allls prep ratioa re basipe~s. Thsnsa
wko have stadied Laiin can eseily
MASTER the spaI,sh. An apt scholar
oan read the language ~ tao monfils
can talk a IN e. ..
u the y0arr ladies and gentlemcn "a
liazlshurst wili form . class ~ tea. I
Uil give theai 40 hoira insiractsor
every day during the Tall ani wintsr. ri
rsassnabls futusL a. ". TINxEn
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Thafs On sdmirshie letter. In am
other place. FROM . wos.cst preach
er AZ shis town. lie menfisns that
"iardsheil" pesbytcrisr. JonAsh.
an E1wnrdk Hrs gandsrn was
Asron Burf. part IL whose lie VAS
tpont uof very Gar from Haxlehursi.
Barr was not On bad a. represented
By the history nf bis time. colnred
AZ n was b. tho xi1i<ut psjadices
and GENTS IL Writ End Jehenon.
why may NOE TIE suthor IL the
vivacious letter tell ~ nf Burfs
adventures In Mississippi % brief
" ant unsatisfactory given In
histories "a Mississippi Why not
hare q pscturs of the OIL lnIlrn
tombsiops a Gov. Meade. with she
story II fell<. sdosu . IeEe q TuE
SfosAE 2 Meade ARRESTED Barr
Meade's fnmb il a Clinton and
hardly. that of his xife jIis Old
home wns burned ny the dtsili~A
Iecumsoh Sherman and yfi ~
and hm slesa~n lsnis "A .flsias ~
property. and The homes q hi< ia.-
medists nes9hhom k'rsmet ~
thomas Jf<Ifrxou. we're df<ts.<ed
~ a. orders ~ the uun<ifQus
devil Who w>s properly l'niet
roe IonR Ara uilh III Che tsnets
III deznnn{<ral uox ffum g. ~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

j 7. Parker
vs.
G. Z. Oliver.
W virtue q. wrsi - Especial execu
klaa, aau wsouH.g- MsaFaeAppt 4 Gitf %
f.essl.y, tie. ian. day of Ossloiw-r A. b
1891. ~ The oYgrt Hos-s tl.-,g. a. th@
.own Il ha4lelsaFa, pnscrsd o. arll ~
The hlshest essldeF. foF cash. tho fallo
M dsscFibsd Tfuf@rtg. ta~it; she
Interest - 4. L. Oliver IN ana 20 Buls
~, ~ 4 ~ Harvey Fiat. to1a ~ Hare
hurt ~ SECTION 40 Townslstp 10 lsmnr~
= Eat ~ Cnpiah coaniy aasi.sll.,s,
ant alao tie dsvlliag sitaatef thare'an
iUvi~d % - the progarty II dkfsndant
G. l. Oliver aud all be ssld g. satief,
th~ ltdgnant sad slstA W ths above
stated eaaa fhis sth. dsy u septam.
oeE. A u. issi. n. VI. BR0Ws.
sheriff.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

All penmuns having any claim against
the estate q Va Oliver. dheeassd w.il
take notiee thAt letters testgnlrttsFy
ssre granted 90 tlsr untlernirnsa exeeu /.
t0rs by the Chsne~ry Court a capiai
County on the aist day "a Iuly. ispl.
upon said estate and that thry arr ~
gae~ted IN eome inward snd lssvs their
elaims FrRiet~fnd By tho Clerk ~ smid
Court within enc wear from she date
y =. knA.
JSo. EfsfmrssnN,
J. : kfxTuF.
Aug. ath Ekeautnrs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Essminaticn a Tcaehers fus the ep
suing Nchoelastic year on Thursday
sai Friday ~ eArh SEEK dar'ng Os'iol<F
"A bite Teachers lst. and ar,l weeks
Col.scd tho ana. end sth.
ALEx- A. LoSAx.
81. Supt. "a.
AL resielsut taarhers ~ Cspiah eo1niy
tfreapective - any llurn-s they. me
held from either countiea. are nerel1s
u0tiiied that they masi ~ examined IN
tbs county y th~y expect b. tsach "a
the enauinE scholastic YEAR BY oftl~f
~ the state Board - Edoca,iea.
a. "A. LsoAAx.
Suvt Ia
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

L. bEsssfslasf a %.
~
=. n wsmhsrly.
~ virtne ~ an sxecutinn issned 10 me-
~ u bns. ausisee ~ Hmur. IA the
kbose entitled esr-e. I w1lL 40 th@ sth
DAP ~ Ortubsf. 1891. t~ing ths Id Nun.
day Thereof. pnaessi ~ nell 20 ealifs
ssh' wrlA "a frat a che cAfrt hos..
d0H ~ Nspi4h coanfy. hefAeeb the
hosFs prescribed ID IN. "a tnt.lls oft.
rry. % The hlsrhest lsiAlsr Cor sssh. n
10 nannsf lfencf.Lssi W law. fhe ~
lo&lnx lands levisd uTen ~ sasd urt.
lttrg and bring IN Che towm ~ Ne@snm.
cuplsh eounty. N<eisirTa, 20. az
All the west cad ~ IA I. CO.. whiuh
lies eeNf ~ tho iol a Mrn L.M Nlna.
heFiy. 90 ~hleh hef re~adfnn~ u nuw
hEated b gnning II the sscrthwest es,f.
nsf ~ Va Z eqri. runniu0 thenrs saef
. one fsnf.' s&Fsrf 10 Tho ~ "a Nre L. n
NimiNfly, tlenef e.sufh 10 the @oatl eva
honndry ~ said NJ 4 az 1 lbsuer sect
g. rou lhnesf rssntS ~ - \ sqr 4. IN ase
tsaEtf ~ place n lskinnine| ssss,fgilnx ~
tfs pset - NNfvss al ed tom y. mnsis
~ n - tsnpn % 80 frss e. AZ
tharexfs Eisfh a IA uariB ~ ofIsnh
Nv. nfslNN.
@rA ~hsrr.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

fnf STATE of Mu3ta&irFf
10 Dempsey Masons
fel are commsnded 20 appear beforr
ths Charcefy ,oart - the xaaiy 81
Inp'ah. IN said state. On lise smooud
Monday ~ NoyembeT 1891. 20 defend
he kutt in sasd cssart. ~ El,Ha Mnson,
~hsretn you are 4 f.ndnnt
I'D GasxsEnHv.
eSI-bi. 1lerk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

The beat sa1ve IN tf~ werii fw ea-s
bfus<es. ~sre&. ulsaeFs. salt rhsuus. frv~.
sefss. t<itsr. slsarred 1aaAs. eh{ihlsin
germs and skin ernptioas. and positively
eHEs< Eti<.s az no paw re4uirrd. Il h
xuMranf%ed o. give pn4e<f sntisfarfiofs
~ nsssnf'y icfundea. Prise - cwnss peF
bssx. Pes ssis ~ ~ VI Mag.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
Peculiar
To Itself

n ON cure. whsn IN To pawer 81 nesisina.
Bsfxxnfa. nals Rheum. Eh.d fss~enlax.
Cxneefanx fna en- der ffumass. Malaria.
Dysfsr<la, riihauness. SEA iIeadaehe.
CatnFff, nisemnsaflssn. ana III a.ahealkzss
uiih Ne Liver ard Khlnsys.
"a evsrcs nsxs That Tired Feelsax. Crrafr~ m
kTfsslfe. ard gives great nsentsl. acFss.
bsaify. anS digestive slrxnxlh.
noods &FxspAFifsA IA suAi ~ aM aFaxsssf&
a. - o. ~ Fr<psred eng ~ e. 4 He'd
= c.. At@<teeas1ee. te~~ak Ma.x
= ifyss 1r<ide - tsks fIsa~&'s a<vxsrs,
riiia ~ - ~ iadaeed - beg sAy s<hsr.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Act % q re Istnstfi~--Fsxaisfn
TIE liver. stemmsh sn1 hsswIs lhsnnxh
llis aeFye~. nfw di-~sswfy. isf. Nils-s
Ills speedily enFs bili s1sn<-s. had fssf-.
h'Frsl liver. rilss. tsn@*1ils&ti.sn. lice.
Z aaled fnf nsrn. uaufsn. children.
nnlisst. mllaess. suF-~sl 40 slsmes aas..
-aapies fles % =. &. y mites issax@s.fe
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

The imsuenes q nsatAsr. ne lnep<nrs
81 q ssetsE, Tie innnsue. 20 . wtfx Tie
woFid fesas tlsls lafinssza<A ID sfspxs ne
6nstiay a nsen. fur q naoslsfs sska. lax
sssasss sac isH wifs s~ks . n.a wlll
strive ~ - hussassbfs he t<xDsnes sns.
bssieas lie Dregpss sauess 1aL Larry
Che h@w~rhoia whrfx tis& xsslFn fsyiks kEs
eheefiul coatentrt, and lsalRy. iies
pttahls tlls hssaaa a hafe fnutsseF, SISTER, ~
sifs lis- "a Hos susnA tls lsnsdy that
10 saitei % tlas ills ~ woas&alsaoa ssssi thsi
stli rssislrs nervSus sArkiy, aching. as
sF~smaent wonssn 10 kaslkh ard sarenKsh
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
LEXINGTON
NORMAL COLLEGE
Lexington. Holmes Co, Miss
Students from 40 counties in Missis-
sippi and from other States!
$40 will pay board and tuition for ten
months!
Lexington. Holmes Co, Miss.

Boys and gs boarded in separate houses and each 10
under the control 81 the Principals.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

y. edpsss snd ont q 'hs q
- q y ~ st." bit i Ax enoash D. Interesting esay
snrtkh u IL self%uprorting
esup1 lnaN S1dtf orGag h>nslsnse nfuan ens uesu,o
(>uae 4Gpzaa I>o1hrs \ fn1hnkM no7unna
uuas ~ - S1eh k1dek 81
Ii<< - eh~r sdn.ss m.ls 4 versh yeer Viii !,
e<nd frf ft1al&ut Npmbr al p~pfk Imit~d
op>zmk 4 h1nrlf rr~fu j. csptr1bsr - !
pAIEvrLtk Nh
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
WEAK WOMEN

sara o semeay 10 AZ s~laa balls sssa
parilia II - eln&nsnliy tie tesi fsnfssiy
lsf tae weakns~s sna s.lxtrvss lncidsns 70
end g. loaisls a eoadiiisa u ei<ssFdend
fN4naie funefloata Ia rsxiNes Nfrsnf thsn2.
sHA requisites tie femlniiis esnstil utissa,
hml Nary ~ MIA in~pn. gsxksun. Isnm.,
MFitss
~ was Q very h~~ithy wsmsn tsfnse as
rnaFNlafa, tat asEna tfusA = mllsth Hftek :.
tay nwatth ga 30 iw very ts1i. hy can Ess =.
toa hsasaS s2llau. ! beesma nsfNuts nh1
xle~si - 8fww ttain SUD s.es E-nMa9nl Ay
eppelste $40 nw&se, sna ehet ~ l~sa iise
tes1 $3.50 anF sfaAn4ek. NY hat.sle wexs "
rsxai4x, asa ! sa1Nfea taNeh pslh I usHe