The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-21


petition to The Railipad authorities,
for the erection of new passenger
depot Mt this place, one is being cree
ted now ut Brockhaven, and there is
no reason why our claims should not
bc urged to final recognition. certainly
the facilities are wholly inadequate Mt
present, and daily growing more so
let the petition go in strongly wordcd
and universally signed.
The largest attended md one OF the
most enjoyable social gatherings of
the season, assembled Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs John
ii. Dunning, in honor of her young
lady guests Misses Annie and Lily
Wise of Union church. The spacious
house ana grounds were alive with
merry revelsy until the "wee small
hours The music aud Refreshments
were in keeping with the occasion,
which was voted by nj to he one of
the happicst efforts Of the hospitable
hostess to entertain her many young
friends.
The regulations ofthe State Board
Of lIcal,h of Mississippi, which apply
to all Incorporated towns and cities,
includes Rule 10: "No hogs shall be
kept in pens within one hundred and
fity yards Of any dwelling except such
pens are constructed with iloo,s. aud
are kept entirely free from standing
water aud regularly and freely disin-
tcc;cd. The public streets are utillz-
ed in Hazlehurst 10y hog owners, and
are not kept disintected either.
MesSrs Johnson aud Mel; ut their
new carriage Repository adjoining the
Blue Front Liver Stable, have Just re-
ceived and placed on exhibition and
sale one of the best asSortmcnts of
carriages ever brought to this market.
They are I'LL of substantial, and thor
ough finish: III examination of them
will convince the would be buyer, that
to secure really first class stylish
and reliable carriage this selection af-
lords complete facilities.
Deputy Asiitor j G. Johnston.
has been called to tho bed side OF
his son Oscar. at Lebouon Tenn, who
is cou fined with Dipiheria.
Geo. L. Cosby Esq, publisher OF
tho Brookhavcn Foe P.ess was in
this city yesterday, looking after the
in'ercs: of that excellent paper.
W. rcgre. TO learn Of tho death Of
Mss Loula Diver. daughter of Capt.
VIM Oliver, of W sson, which &C.
Cured yesterday, July 20;h.
Misses Lena May and Ida Belle
Brown. who have been absent Eomo
wocks, returned Wednesday night |
accompanied by Miss Lula Hamilton
Of Clinton. and Mss Suaie Wells OF
Bolton who will remain as guests
If the Misses Brown !1r scmo time.
The reconstructed Board OF Health
met Tuesday morning aud formula.
ted SET Of recommendatic ms = 6 .rd.
lrg sanitary matters, which will be
presented 90 tho next meeting Of the |
Il ard OF Aldermen. This will place
the suljsct in such shape That there |
sil, be no further excuse for delaying |
the application Of sanitary reform.
DR.. P1na has opened his dental
pml)r, IN the second story Of the
Penn building, where you can get
your teeth attended to, ard renewed
if necessary, with ali the comforts
usually fonnd in such Offices. The
Doctm's facilities aud assortment OF
tools arc complete anl the apart
meats roomy, neat, aad col.
ID pu,y Postmaster Marshall has
shown rs a letter fsom the Yale
Lock L Z Company which explains
the decay in furnishing our P1sto!Ilce
with the lock boxes promised last
month. TIE manufacturer is crow
lied with orders. but gives assurance
that The Hszlehurst purchase will be
shipped very soon now.
Fruit shipments herce since our
las. issue, have averaged 1000 boxes
daily. TIE NV Orleans market
however is so well supplied that the
net receipts Of shippers are not pro-
porIiona;cly increased. A express
car ia switched ont and filed nightly
at this station now.
The Ulilc Du,ci Club met at Mrs ]
II. Dunnipg's last Monday night.
They were highly entertained by q
vocal solo by Miss Olive Cook, and
Raading by Miss Fannie Will
!iams. There being so much bus
siness before the house, the rest Of
the programme could not be carried
ont. The Club meets at Mrs. ]. L.
Meade's next Monday night.