The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-17
Uhg U9pjah Signal,
Iiazlchurst, Feb. II. 1882.
Ninrdi.Grnsa i, in fnll b!ast.

The Ill estahlthlrG n fchia'
College has been defeated.
John II. Echols. E'qp n promi-
nent c:tiz II Jackson, il dead.
We present in another column the
Special Message of the Governor.
The Mississippi Mills Company, at
Wesson, will scoa build another large
mil, to cost moi less thaa 100000
Cotton Factory talk in Cryatal
Springs has subsidized FOX tho present.
\ corn meal factory would be II
God send just now.
Arkansas had 10 hangirga ont o.
the 10 in The United States last year.
There is room for moral improve
,nert in Arkansas.
1--we thousand dollars has been Of
fcrod ly u Cincinnati doctor for
the body Of Gui;cau. Guiteau dead
il worth mc,e than Gaitcau alive.
Last Saturday night shooting as-
ray occurred IN Jackson between
Mcssrs. d. 7. Harrington nnd Go,rSc
FARRELL. Both We're woundod--Mr
Harrington severely.
February 9th was tho 30th birth
day oI the Brandon Republican Ill
tie hands offs present able editor,
4. ]. Fran;2 We vish it many hap
py returns OF the day.
\ bill passed tho lower branch OF
the Legislature on Saturday forbid
ding tie running at large OF hog
and goats in Kinds county aud de-
c!ar;us wire fences lawiul.-GGzct,c
Tho introduction Of q two-ccnt
letter postage biz in Congress,
Wednesday, was the best thing that
has happened in connection with tho
postal drpGr!mon; for many a lorg
day. Clarion.
Tho Clarion Of tho llth, has ~ ar
,ic'o signed "J.U Liutor," upon thc
interesting Jet ofn State Female
College. Much hes been crid ard
iauch more will 10 said upon this I'M
ro,tant suLj,c.. Tho bcya have two
colleges, why not allow inc gisls one.
To us americana the Chinese have
very ridiculous manner OF showing
their gricf for the dead. Tho mon
are forbidden to shave for u month.
Any disrcgarding The order are fast
hngtiradocd, then fined, and their
Rhaycn heads g.. coat OF bright
uluc paint aud ore flashed oil by
vanishing.
The iailuyo in tho fruit c:op il Is
so aud again in 1881, caused many
TO neglcc. their orchards, This year
'hcy may repent their lo!ly, as thcyc
ID now . good probability that tho
crop OF 1882 will 10 Baved. OF couroo
it is too early to predict, bat the
chapccs arc al IL favor q large
yield.
The Democratic Advance, IS the
nomo ota new papor that hes started
III Ncw Sorl;. It is to advocate The
domination Of AIr. TiIlen to the
Presidency in 1884. Mr. Tildcn viii
lo C3 years Of age in . few weeks.
On March 4, 1856, 10 viii be Il,
which is s,pO years older than any
T.csidon: ever inaugugated.
Strawberry growers have high
expectations from the present ap-
poaraucc OF the growing p!arta, No
industry has yielded Il larger return
gor tie outlay and labor than this
aud We trust that tho coming crop
will equal il it does not exceed lie
prede .so;s.
HrSry, Of tho BroOkhrycn Ledger
Las no idea OF Opologizirg toc the ar-
,ic!cs headed Serious Words that
h.yc appeared ia his paper for sew
Grail weeks past. II all would but
"wcnr the white flower Of blame
less lifc," there would be no occasion
TOT such serious words.
Our able representative in tho
Senate, Hon. j. Nee. Martin, is the
ruthor OF one OF the most important
meas ares which has yet come before
the Legislature, to wit: the Immi-
grafton bill. 1; has passed tho SEN
nro, and we trust will pass the lower
House, and become law.
At Now Orleans on the 10th and
18th of April tho two hundro;h ami
versary of the discovery Of tho
mouth of tho Mississippi will be cell
,bratcd. Thcro will DO somo inter-
os,ing ceremonies on the occasion,
among them will be tho erection OF
monument on tho spot where the
daring La S,lls placed cross in to-
ken OF the right his sovereign had
over The broad valley beyond.