The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
Crystal springs Items.
A warm and dusty week.

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Ifyou loyo me feed my Gu,
C,ucert by tho ladies' Of tho M'th-
odist ChurcI, Friday night Sept. %
Capt +. Y. Dabney hau returned
from North Carolina.
Mr.. G II Appel Jr.. has disposed
OF his entire stock of merchandise to
\. Quilt,
Miss Mimic Newman arrived
homo Thursday night from trip to
Meridian.
Wo cow havo two public cotton
weighsrs, rivals for tho pleasure and
profit Of weighing Crystal Springs
cotton.
Miss Aunie Willis left Friday eve-
ming to DO absent several weeks Wis
ting relatives in Canton.
Mr.. Hill Cook has left for Do catur
Texas, to accept position in a large
merchanti!e establishment in that
city.
Lawrence G;selbre.b, an old citi-
ION of this couhty. died OF County
line on Thursday last, at an advance
ed age.
Eidic, tic Eve yoar old son OF Mr.
Chas. II. Fry, died Of congestion on
last Friday. Tue heartfelt sympa-
thy Of The community is with the
bereaved family. -
Much sickness prevails In this vi
cinity, and tho doctors havo all the
patients thcy can attend to. The
nicknoos is generally Of a mild typo;
clii!ls and fever. Fatality very small
Hon. E.hul B.,rksdale, Democratic
standard-bearcr for Congress. is t.
speak in Crystal Spring. on the
night OF the 3O,h. We hope tho "Oid
Guard" will assemble and give the
veteran csmpaiguor an ovation.
Noar,y two lunascd bales OF the
aew crop have already been received
in Crystal Springs. III color aud
staple. cotton is unusually good.
Merchants arc paying ou.Dido prices
such ia we think cannot long be
maintained. Those who get cotton
to market This month will find thoy
will get he bcs. prices Of tho season
Mrs. L B. Taylor, accompanied by
her two charming daughters, Miss
es Ellen and jennie, left for their To-
turc hcmc in Monticello, Ark, on
Monday night laat., Their departure
will loavO a space in our society, not
oaa:ly filed. aud ahe bright charm a
their maupsfs viii not soon DO for.
.soi ten Nv iti,eIss ra-rsc'S.oi r.ionus
t77o 5l,,.l !. The universally
expresGea s''0d rAat "'heir frienda
may DO as many in their new homs
as in their old" .as moro than crdi.
cary Significance
| We unders.an! tho mooihcrs o!
the Bibtist Chu,ch in this place have
determined 20 tesr down tho present
building, and eject on the same
site o handsome brick structure t,
cost between four and FIVE thousand
dollars. Plans and qualifications a'c
now being prepared. aud woprcsumo
the work will sooa DO under way. II
gives Va pleasure 10 state that IN
der the pastoratc o: R.v. Mr.. M.llor
the church is prosperous, united and
spiritual to degree never before at.
tanned. Cod speed them III their good
work Of erecting u sanctuary worthy
OF such o congregation, and such g
pastor. -.
L
Peabody Public School opened lis
thirteenth annual session on Monday
last. will, n fair attendance. Prof.
r. Il Stuart is Principal, and Miss
Agness Kriser frat assistant. Prof.
Stewart is an accomplished and cx-
pericnced instructor TO whom with
perfect confidence may be cob6ded
tho welfare Of our public school in
icrosts. Miss Agnes Kriscr has held
tho position Of second resistant for
two sessions and well deserves lior
promotion TO tho first place. We
trust tho echocl ,sndor It's new man
agcmont, will receivo warm encour-
ageincnt, and liberal support, from
tho citizons OF tho town as well ns the
surrounding country. Yourg men
wishing 10 complete their English
education, or who desire TO fit theui.
stlves for college viii find in Prof.
S,owart all they can desire as u
teacher.
Fsw towns at ono thousand inhsb-
itan's in Mississippi have n better
-dowipg in the way of educational
Ia o;I;t;oo Tho, rrrsiai Snripya Tha