The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-08
We have two bicyc.ists in town.


We have two bicyc.ists in town.
The plum is getting in his work
finely.
The S;susl returns thanks to Mrs
Z M.ilsaps for nice vegetables.
The hogs are taking the town.-No
insinus,ion against the Indepen dents,
- real fact.
W. r. Smith, candidate for Chan =.
Gerry Clerk. was in town on Saturday
dangling in with the tar Leels."
Why is our public bridge across
the rai'rosd | ke certain bridge in
Europes B>causo it is bridge Of
size.
IL .zlshurst his the oldest dog in
habitsut now in the SAts. in the
person OF Carlo Ccok, Mr. Ed Cocks
dog. lie is in his sixteenth year.
There have been shipped some OF
the largest fiucst tomatoes ever rails
ell in this section. Those OF II. Penn.
A B,rs;a, and F. Macbeth are par.
tcular'y large and fine.
Among tho visitors to Browns Wells
are Mrs David Cromlire, o! MacoH.
Ga; Mrs L'z. Kahn, Of Jackson.
Miss; Alirs Mamie Loeb, OF Halle
hurt, aud NJ. PIERRE Marx. Of M,
con. Ga.
Uncls BIZ, Cook did not stnnd
Pat lorg in the drug business. IL
says he don't thick he was Gu cut
for o druggist, but all acknowledge
that he pr sided well and with dig.
nifty over the Ssidliiz department.
Hs was two to one there.
The fact has been demonstrated IL
in natura! history, by our amateur
Snowman Mr. Welch. that snails have
. fon iuess for music, AMI that they
can I've attracted from their hiding
places Ivy the dulcet strains Of a
mu-ica. instrument.
Uucle Billy Cook has sold bis
drug store to Mr. John c White.
Mr White is an Old experienced
druggist, perfectly responsible IL
every respect, and will no doub,
make n success OF the business.
Miss Muy Ella Taliaforro''.accom'
panied her grNndmother Mrs Tllis-
ferro home toN-w Orleans for stor,
visit. Misses Plach'y nni Euma
X Iberts vii! return with her, a vary
gratifying pi,co o! news to the young
pe,plo.
We had the pleasure Cf meeting
several tf the cyc,oni.ts this week,
Capt, White aud Lumkin from Beau
regard and Mesas Reid aud Hen
ingtou, OF Rockport ueigbborho"d.
Tuey all show the scars ard marks
OF tho dreadful ordeal through which
they passed..
Mr. r NJ Warre'l, old Sllituds as
his friends call him, has swaped fla
ces with NJ Ia y Whit, and is
now holding the fort at E G William
sons. No worl Of conmeudation
from'us can add TO the reputation
Mr. warrell enjoys in cur community
~ q first class druggist. His myri'
ads of friends can testify to his skill
end competency. aud their faith in
him il well founded.
Dancing is sometimes m agreeable
pss,ime, with good looking girl for
partner tbs always So, hut when the
old rule is sprung on man, that "be
who dances must pay the fiddler"
and especially when the fiddler is q
high priced one like our Mayor. why.
Why, well. tis decidedly better not to
dance.
Why condemn and tear down the
cd stand in the fair grounds? Even
IL IL docs fal, il can harm no ono,
Il is private property and stands in
. private LOT. Cast your eyes up the
other hill, gentlemen OF the board
and see il you canro. find better food
for reflection and building more
dangerous to almost every citizen in
Haslchurst.
Oar town, all say. now ranks as
first,
mean our town Of Hazlehurst.
Our streets are wider and straight
or,
Our houses prctlier and bigger, ~,
Our numbers morcprosperous and
greater,
Including the white man and mig
ger;
Our preachers oil sick to their
Our merchants no. by bad debts
vexed,
Onr LAWYERS are oil mon Of brains,