The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
CRYSTAL SPRINGS NOTES
A FEW OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT
RANDOM.

RANDOM.
The improvements, business Outlook an
Political EnthusInsm.
We ,o,k n iul w t. Crysts
Springs Tuesday evening aud spsn
few hours very pleasantly, as "
always do whsu we go I .ers. w
we're pleased to fad that the SiaSA
is growing in favor aud is consider
ed tho ccutr i orgal Of the demo
cratic party.
Since our last trip soue change
and improvem'p have t,keu place
j. W. Bailey has novel his salo,'
10 the house next to the Z ,lsnlal
hotel and is having his brick build
,ng arranged for dry gosls auc
grocery business. NJ. B .echer hs'
nearly completed his eleg'lt bricI
building on Front street, which /,
handsome structure. Tae mark.
house has bean RAISED add brick pill
lars put under II. and Will b. finish
sd up in pea, yls. D.. II e. Jons,
has Lui!t very 6ue rosi isuce o ! thu
west ado Of tho rallr rad. which !,
one Of tho handsowest in town.
Cotton has been gong 10 rapidly
Up to Tuesday evening ab N, s,vel
hundred bales had been received
There is a belief that the crop vii
he sho,t. soue suy oIe.thir !, aud
some q fourth. Til, merchants dc
rot s,en, di courag"'. however, and
hope The prosnec. Is not 81 gloon,
a, reported. Taey have rec ivcd and
are receiving l.rGs stocks in sntici
patton Of a 6 'od fall and winter trade
aud are paying tho highest price for
cotton.
Politics are warm and getting
warmer. Thu democratic Cub mum.
bsrs about two hu inred and fiily,and
some say that tho democratic ticks
will rcceivs three handred m~iority
at that pace, willie others are more
cor f,lens aud cay they are going to
make it u1snimous. Tue enthusiasm
is at tie higl 0 { pitch, and every
democrat il hard at work and will
continue so until Il o ~ to, is sound.
I'd. The bras. band, under the Lad
snhip Of Mr.. Ovens is organic si
sni ready 10 blow the Independents
into kingdom come. 7 e cannon i.
ia good condition aud has already
been belching forth iemocra 10 thnn.
DIR.
We had the pleasure of forming
some new ncI ,Siutances. AMONG
them Nj. W. I. s Nth, secretary Of
the clab, whom We fund t. be- a,
agreeable young gentleman, aud
trim full Il patrio,ic devotion to the
.use We also met n j Andre. g
A Newton. aid many o'bers With
wLoom We chi yed short chats. The
former has recently re'rruei from n
two mouths sojourn at Waukcsha,
WIS. and we were pleased TO loNra
that his wife's health Was great'y
be- e6ted by the witt. Brnes q
Wilkinson havo an immense stock o.
goods aud are p'ep,riug for " heavy
fsll trade. Mr.. Wilkinson 10 o great
Z. ieud 70 tho SiosAL. endin fact to
every public aud democratic enter.
prise, and you may so'n hear from
tina, firm through It's columns We
called upon the Meteor, our co.work'
sr in the god cause. but did not
ind the editor in. The people Of
the Springs are proud u their home
paper and Civ. it . good support.
Toey end rise the course 81 tbs Nj
,eor and SIGNAL.
We took snppar At the My House.
kept by Mr.. q A. Head. H. ssts
AN x,elleut table and It is . pleas.
ant place to stop. NJ. A. ]. Pu 'ssr
rms the Coleman House, ard b.
also provides we'll for his cus,omerA;
wO have been there and know where
of We speak.
Alter hearing somo good music
by tho brass band. and also from q
band oompo'ed of harp, violiu AMI
guitar. We b,arded- tho train Tor
home. We would call the attention Of
he business men to the fact that We
have a good al increasing lis 10 the
county east and west Of the SPRING
aud il would probably 20 OF advan-
,age 10 them to make their wants
known Though our columns.