The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-08
The Doctors are kept busy.

Champignons, NJ COOK anu AtuS.
Corn starch at Cook and Ards. n
Rock. Cream, Cocoanut, and pindcr
candy. at Cook s Ards. n
Fox hunting is all the rage now, It
is not confined to the young men
either.
Jujubc Babies aud Maple sugar q,
Cook & Ards. 81
L. T.. IIciwuy, grinds corn three
days out of every week, carry Your
com tn his mill. 81
Mrs. LinGcll has moved her millinery
establishment into the new building
on Croker street.
Banana and Pine Apple confcctions
Mt Cook and Ards. III
Mrs. L,nly has moved her millinery
establishment, tn the building recently
occupied 10y Mrs. Ross.
Rogers * Hargra YES buy for cash
AMI sell for Gold. Silver, or Currency
Roy. Father Bally. will preach in
the Catholic church ofthis city on Sun
day. at II u. M. and ut in the even
ing.
The attention cf those interested
are invited 20 the legal advertisements
OF sheriff llargravc in this Issue.
Clerk +. w. Brown las three legal
advertisements in this issue. tn'wnich
We invite the attention ofthos, inter
cstcd.
II is fun 90 sec the Bill boys oUt try
inc to collect. They soon get sick Of il
very sorry. haven't the change this
morning, call again
It's customary for all merchants TO
advertise To sell cheap, hut Rogers /
IIargaycs mean villa; they say. Call
on them and they will convince you.
Prize chewing gum, 1 cakes Cor a
nickel. and you stand chance to
draw n vincgrct or scent bottle. Il,
Cook and Ards. n
Misses. Ida belle. Elma Brown, and
Mamie Robinson left for Blrc Noun,
tan, in Tippah county, Wednesday
lat, 20 attend school.
In our Crystal Springs items last
week, the word farce" was used in
i. the paragraph referring IN Rev. II.
;, Jones. TIE word should have been
force"
II. II. Fogg. sttcct contractor is HAY
ing tho streets rnt in order. Tho
sidewalks need work also, especially
on streets leading WEST.
Mrs. Ill. Andins has gone 10 Blue
Mountain, in Tippah county. this state
TO take charge of a reading Boarding
hnrac.
WIS. L. ID. Yates aud daughter. of
Cfica. we've called to the bedside ~
Mrs. e. G. Penn. who j. lying serious
D. i'll. Mr., Penn is thought to he
improving.
Slr. ". Walden carried the first
hale of new cotton to Bcaurcgord.
which was purchased 10y II. Daniel,
fol- l3 cents per pound.
ON the 5,h inst. our young friend
Jno Wilson. brought in ncw bale of
cotton, weighing 46a pounds, which
was sold to l.. l.. Fatherrec for II
cents per pound.
io. We little oncs! School time has
come again. Covington can furnish
your school sachcls aud lunch baskets.
Ran romd there qpicl; before they are
al gone. II
Mr.. Jcif iIijlcr. lcft on the north
bound midnight train last night, for
Fargo, Dakota, at w!,ici. place. he will
engage in business. Jcilis compc-
tent business man, and we wish him
the success he truly deserves.
only yesterday our frieadJ. A. Gov
ington, Il. r. Avenue. received his
nicely assorted Dress silks, Satins,
Brocade. ana Get. When you need
anything in that line, those courteous
clerks of his viii wait upon you in
handsome style.
Our little town is getting mp quite a
reputation. Leadville No ,. You
don't have TO go West now boys. Just
read another dime novel to get in tune.
then wall, right down front street and
sail in.
A party of young gentlemen were
ont scrcuading on Monday night.
Their music was delightful, With Joe
to lead them "0ur Boys" are hard to
beat. Why don't You organize n per-
mancnt string bandit you certainly
lave the talent.
A series of interesting services have
been held in the Presbyterian church
this week. The good pastor Mr..
bingham. has been assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Pianck Of Port Gibson. who
has presented "thc way of lifc' with
mach force and feeling, great interest
is manifested and we hope the good
work may continue.
Rogers & Hwgslyo marx their