The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-21
Che gupiah Signal,
Hazlehurst, July Dist, 1882.


Mt Cook & Ards.
Cheese, cheese, cheese at Cook & Ards
Miss Carrie Steele of this county
returned Tuesday morning from Vir-
ginia.
improvements about to WI have hcen
somewhat delayed by the heavy rains
Of the past week.
Miss Forsythe of Crystal Springs is
visiting the city, the guests of the
Misses Hawkins.
Columbia River Salmon for sale by
Cook & Ard.
Miss Jessie Wright one Of most eill-
cient school teachers left OH Tuesday
night for visit ut Walden.
The Wallace, Tripologuc company.
filed the Mpscuic Hall Saturday even
ing with select audience, who voted
the old favoritcs still MS interesting as
ever.
Miss Agnes Kriscr of Crystal Springs
Is in town, visiting the Misses VIII
liams, at the residence of j. l.. Meade.
When YOU see the circular sign
Red ground aud Black letters. mono
gram centre YOU aye at the right place
to get choice groceries.
In another column may he seen
synopsis of the proceeding of the
Board of Supervisors.
Mrs. Fannie \ vcnablc. from Mem
phis, is visiting her sister, Mrs Shcllic
Dodds. of this city.
Mr Luther Jasper and Miss Ida
Vaughn of Pine Bluff. were married
on Thursday of last week under the
romantic auspices of clopcmcnt sur
roundinss.
Misses Minnie Spcate aud Fanny
and Denic Mel chapcsoncd by Mes
danes Neil and il;blcr. joined the
camping party from crystal Springs
Wednesday. gtand time is anticipa
ted on Pearl River.
"AQuacii" will make IL glasses ilfst
class lemonade, for Sa!o by Cook IS
Ard.
The heavy rain of Tuesday noon
was accompanied 10y several very Sc
we're electrical discharges, within the
city limits. one of which strucl, II large
hickory tree in the rear of the Roman
Catholic church. aud killed COW that
was standing with others beneath the
tree.
The ELITE club" whose preliminary
organization was cllroniclcd last week. |
held II very pleasant business meeting
Wednesday evening at Misses Hawk
ins residence. when Il constitution and
code OF bylaws was adopted, the
quarterly election for officers occurs 1t !
the next regullr meeting, Aug End at
the home of the Misses Coor.
The Zee cream entertainment of the
ladies of the Episcopal church society |
of Crystal Springs last Friday evening
was gracod Ivy the Misses Birdaong,
Marshall, Olive Cook aul Lizzie Pur- |
nell, from the Hub city.
Public sentiment, a. expressed upon
the streets points strongly and practl-
cahly towards making Hogs or no
hogs" an issue upon which the next
Mayor and Board of Aldermen will he
asked to 20 before the people. 1t is
extremely doubtful whether the few
owners of hogs will be able 10 exercise
Sufficient influence to elect another
city government which will protect
them.
Falcr's Hall is fairly on The way.
Mrs Liufcld's and DR. Pcnn's new
buildings are approaching completion.
while George Tomicirll is plastcring
his new brick business house and has
the residence portion ready for the
roofing, continued good weather will
expedite all these improvements to an
early completion.
1Mr Jennie Walsh the Florist who
has charge of the cemetery improve
ments, has changed the appearance of
that place, decidedly for the better,
and his plans are only fairly under
way. Last Sunday the grounds were
visited extensively by our people who
universally approve of the work.
The fence and gates, to be provided
yet. will complete commendahlc
piece of work certainly.
Cook and Ard The new Grocerymcn
of Estclle street. have our thanks for
favors in the line of Cigars and Tobac-
co of the choicest kinds, there is one
thing this house is rapidly acquiring
reputation for, which when generally
known and recognized. will find appre-
citation in this market, and that is,
keeping only the best ofevcrythins.
ms the best is the cheapest in the end,
the moral is evident.
Chicken Cholera is carrying off
large number of victims, and owners
claim that il is unnecessarily spread,
through the thoughtlessness of parties
who fail to bury or burn the dead
fowls. instances of where the carcasses