The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-21
Chr Gupiah Si9nal,
Hazlclurst, April u 1882
April has i've Sundays.

way 'N'"''SN'
BurnIcy's blue front is an improve
mcnt.
Col. Harlan and son left Gor THEN
home las; Saturday night.
Ms Il y Miller and SON returned
from New Orleans Smdaycvcring.
Mis-, Dora BuuIitt, is visiting judge
Cooper family in The Capitol city.
Mis- Nellie Curtis, oi 'Galllah. La,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Renew yorr L. :. Revenue licenses,
The penalties commence May first
Those open air concerts Saturday
aud Monday night we've freely and
iaslionably attended.
,Ichu l., Ecmbcr,. the popular rail
road agent vt BcaurcElrh Was in town
Saturday evening l1,;.
An old citizen of this county. III,
Elisha E,..nc'ou died TUESDAY, Ar,.l
nth, ucas Rocl,port.
Jo, meade. !.,q., is IN Wc>tyillc at
tcudirg cont. The !irs, day orcour,
will iud him nj his dc>!, in this city.
Hon g = Dodd, ard Lawyer Sexton
visited Jackson TUESDAY; the former
continued oa to New Orleans bc:osr
returning home.
In Flank Elotz returned from q
trip to New n.lrau> Tuesday night.
Croqurt parties ou he hil! have be
ccmc vcry rofr!ar.
Miss Eddie Gam!cy. OF Eroohhaycu,
,amc mp Tuesday evening on visit
to the Misses L;uGcld.
The Hoard of supervisors were in
srssim the greater part - this week.
It,, proceeding, will he published in
cur neat i,,ur.
Mr.. E,e~'lalr, nee Melton, and her
beautiful child. returned Thursday
from II visit L, Cricul> in McComh
City. aui N,N Orlcau>.
J Brooks .Nlcu. late proprietor al
the New York store, Is hack lrom Mo-
bile; rumo, Jay, Brooks will soon join
tlcranh> or,lc Bcncdic.s.
\ mroulish, pjc.uic TO he given ut
he residence of the T>.c, Coor. on
thchli with thc coming al ;hc new
moon. is the latest.
Our merchant, have been we'll rcp-
resulted in ,hc Cl,~,u; city since our
Ia; i,,ac. Cap, Eirl>oug. y Ellis,
J l. Matthews. VI Nam. and Bob Rial>
among tie number.
Capt. Birl>ons, remained in the
Oc>cru, ci;y four days. selecting the
larsr shipments If Kew eoo';, which
have been arriving all the wcci.
Mis-, Irene Newman one OF Crystal
Springs most popular bellies returned
home saturday evening. much I" the
rcgr,,ofh,r many admirers sud friend,
in hi, city.
IN order To fully meet the demands
ot the CASH TRADE. Capt. Bir'ls"ns has
Just pa, in the mos, complct" stock ot
good, to h, lound in lIn1lchtr~t. to
and see them. -
The rev and complete stock of mo-
tious. shoes. clothing, etc, Just rccciv-
ca az capt. Bir,l<ong'>. has been par
chased especially lor the cash Trade.
Rear this i'm mind. Money made i
money saved. Il
We learn For, Gibson i to have u
hundred loom cotton mill, before the
wear i, out. The site has been pur-
elias. Il and superintendent of CON
structiou appointed. The huh city
needs just such an enterprise.
.Nt This season the young lady finds
il difficult To chon>c between green
plumS with salt, AMI Tolu ami Tany.
Why don't the yc>try Of the EpiSco-
pal church hold Il meeting and call
rector Five churches are certainly
Not too many tn the hub city to main
tain.
The ladic, of thc Presbyterian
church will furnish lee cream and
strawberries un Wednesday the 2Gth
or April. at Marks corner building
from II I'm throughout the day. nnd
also at night. Patronage solicited. III
\ family picnic party including
Mr john Dunuius and Brac Fusate
ana families spent the day Tuesday,
very cnioyably NJ Blue Springs. The
Misses Hart vi EStcl.c street were
their guests.
WHY cannot the city fathers give IL
q few street lamps on the most prom
incnt corners! The expense oi mani
tanning them would be miini,eSimal
compared with the sense of comfort
and security they would impart these
dark nights. What alderman will
prove public hcncfactor by working
ND the street lamp question!
Those ofour citizens who were fort
innate enough to he out about mil
night Sunday, were treated TO nm ex'
Libition of that rare phenomena, in
this latitude, the Aurora Borealis or
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