The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-14
Hazlehurst, July 18th, 1882
Muddy.

Muddy.
.>Awhcre's Bro. Felix"
Meredith got back from Gallatii
bout day light next Morning.
The Bird few out through the Gov
", singing:
The proceedings of the Board of SIT
,ervisors will appear next week.
Read the new legal advertisements
in to-day's paper.
Tommie Ramsey has the thanks nj
he Signal for fine lot of sweet pota
|oes.
We arc compelled to leave ont sew
al communications this week. They
ill appear next week.
Il. :. Barnes, accompanied 10y ms
mother, left for Texas the first of the
week.
IF Pa and Ma had have been pes
cnt," t'would have been unnecessary
To repair the fence next day.
---aIr. .Tair Faier returned from the
scacoast Saturday evening, we regret
to say without Improvement from the
change of air or baths.
Senator Longino enjoyed Sunday
last visiting his lady friends in the
Hub City.
]. Brooks Allen was visiting his
mauy friends in the Hub City Wednes-
day.
Plenty of rain has fallen since our
last issue. So far "a heard from the
whole country has suilicicncy tor the
present.
Ground was broken on Monday for
the Faler Hall building. which will he
Rapidly pushed To completion. in time
for the winter amusement season.
~ A Fig measuring seven inches in cir
] cumfrcncc was shown us Sunday by
{ Hance Penn, the fruit of tree in the
Penn orchard.
w. Cook has on exhibition Mt his
Pharmacy perfectly formed black
spanish radish weighing 3 pounds IL
ounces, raised from Buists seed, sold
ut his drug store.
Miss Cora Wilkins. o. W syil!e. is
here on visit 10 her sister, Miss
Fannie, at tho residence Off. l..
Meade.
DIR. O. l.. Johnston died at his res
ilcnce in Jackson on Sunday last. He
was for number of years II citizen of
this place. and brother of the late
Capt. o. II. Johnston.
Mr.. Frank Klotz and daughter sal
lie, arrived safely NJ Havre Sunday
morning last, after pleasant ten days
voyage from New York.
The dcscrvcdly popular and well
know Wallack family will give mn en-
tertainmcnt In town next Saturday
exc, July 18th. lSs2. Miss. Fannie
Wallack has visited our city before ANA
will bc remembered rs one of the most
beautiful women on the stage.
The Hon Mayor and Board of Alder
men ut their last meeting filed the
vacancy in the Board of Health by
appointing DIR. Il. c, Ferry as mem
%. Der.
Messrs. Faler, Ellis, and Frank
Klotz, close their business houses reg
ularly mt an early hour. thus giving
their employees a few hours for relax
alton before retiring. Several other
houses could show appreciation for
faithful services and loose nothing by
initiating the examples mentioned.
The Hon. Mayor and Board of AL
dcrman have made timely provisions
against mad dogs. filed up the un'
slightly hole near the market house,
and made progress towards giving the
city cemetery the repairs its deserves.
but the festive hog, runs rampant
through the streets, distributing foul
carnations and roofing up the dirt
walks, beside being an eye sore to all
refined sentiment. Wonder who owns
the hogsl they seem to have friends
mt court.
Chancery Court convened on the 81
instant and was in session four days.
Chancellor Peyton presiding. The
docket was cleared of the business ac-
cumulated. among which, may be no.
--ttti an order for the sale ofthe Redding
House, the granting of several divorces
including the petition of Rich Griffin
VS. Mary Griffin. Mrs. Sallic NJ. Price
was granted the right to resume the
name of Ingram.
A call session of this court will prob
ably be held in September.
The Board OF Supervisors NJ TINS
weeks meeting, in the absence OF any
other bidders and upon IN amended
bid from j. NJ. Matthews. awarded
him the contract for the working and
maintenance OF the county prisoners
for the next four years. The terms OF
the contract are especially favorable
to'the contractor, who is allowed the