The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
BEAuREeARD's FUTURE.
THE NEW BUILDINGS THAT HAVE
SPRUNG UP,

As promised III our last issne' w
visited B.srssard Saturday. ana
give our reader. the result OF our OBJ
serva.ious. M.ny improvements
are suipg On. now buildings being
erected. aud an impetus given 10 ev.
CRY Industry. For awhile the enet'
W u the people seemed psrslyzd.
bat reaction has taken place. ant
10 CON sequence the town Is growing
and her citizens looking hopefulIy
to tho future.
There are several residences 10
course of construction. ]. +. White
has completed very neat residence
near the location Of the old one. aud
near him DR.. B,nton 10 having =
dwelling buil,, the frame work Of
which is now up. Tue old Nor
or Cook h,us, 10 being thoroughly
nyerhauled aud renovated aud wall
90 used o, ho.el or h'srli"y
house. It belongs to D.. R'wau,
and will lie occupied aud managed
by Mrs. E bridge. Tho doctor las
aisu hs +, built o residence on the
vest side Of the railroad, and on the
e.st sid, two large store houses. O.
A. R.y is now o;eu lying bis s'o"
hcu Q, recently flushed. in which hr
keeps q family supply store. lie al
90 run, . & 'od restaurant with
sleeping apartments. Next 10 him
Is G ] Wslktr's saloon, an ad'er'
isemsui NJ which appear, Ia this 10
soc. NJ. Walker seems to be a
clever mau and RUS nm ORDERLY
house Behind the bar will be found
D. w. McR .insy, who will greet
you with emf Q and fix yoh up o
smile 10 short order aud in au al.
tistic manner.
Jesne Parker has built o oommo.
dious stu,e Loase on tue west side o'
the railroad, whil on tue east aid
he las, q. a heavy outlay. erected q
large ste IN & n and mil, which Ia o
great convenience to the people
We were i,iormei thai - cue Mirage
NJ. Parker in hi. enterprise, II imp
Moody, the le~'y e'tc'ed mayor,
gave him tho nee Of some 6fteon OF
twenty acres Of lard immediately in
town FIR several yesrs, free OF rent
That is tue way to build mp o town,
aud it shows u literal spirit.
Polk Fargu-ou's is tue last store
-outh on the East side, and it IL 81
good ,izs aid will be q ,i,o com'orts
bic whom fully finished. Polk hns
IN It with many misfor'unes 10 BIZ
life. H,has been burnesl ont time
or two. but even now his determine
ton 10 as s,IOng as ever, and W. lac
c n6deut he will fully rec ,ver from
his last grea. calamity caused by tn.
cyclone. We hope SO. at least MIR
Holloway has q building next te
F rgu.on's. occupied by himself a.
a saloon. He alao purchased the
Rsmber residence, which has beer
built since the eyed ne. /. Bloom i
c.. have q pretty full stock # drug
in tie oil lining building, which ii
hardly completed.
Tnrmpson & c.. have erected two
temporary buildings in which they
sre conducting their business. W.
understand they have not fully de
rided whsu they will bald. Mr.
Thompson has had bis residence 70
,aired and given IL painting
Hamp NJ ,ody's store is neat build
ing and we'll filed with gcois. For
thor up you ruu across j. L. Craw'
t,rd, ~to was ons Of tho 6rst TO re-
build. He is very well fx d up, and
is endea,orirg to repir bis heavy
Losses. I'd. Cotton has q neat store
and . wall selected stock Of fancy
and family groceries. Mr.. Biggs NJ
40 occupies . new siore near Mr.
Crawiora's. and sedms TO be doing
govd business.
The Methodist church il to be 70.
built. In fact. the oon'r,ct bias A.
ready been Let ont to J I'm morris,
and part of the lumber Is now on
tho ground. I. will be built on the
west side OF the railroad, on . bean.
tifal lot in q grave Of oaks A good
school Is now in progress, unaer ths
management OF Rev. Ira b. Robert
SOL.
The lumber business ct B azure
care is very large. and quite an item
70 the railroad in the way Of ireights.
There are four mill, which ship
from that point--I. O. Eaochs, G..
w. Hamilton and two Of A. j. Fer.
gnson's. The monthly shipments
amount to nsarly three hundr'd
thousand feet. mostly 10 wesiern