The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-04-27
Che Gapiah Signal,
HAzLEuURST APRIL 81 h, 1885
DE- isiam RJmbert of y ,tchez. is
visiting relatives in this city.

Mrs j L Illusion and son Oscar
from Jackson are visiting relatives
in this city.
Our young friend George & Buckley.
II Canton is On visit to his parents
in lIGzlthmst.
On account OF the cyclone las. Sun
day the Executive Committee failed
TO have a meeting.
Judge Wiley p, IIuris and G. +
Hooker. Il Jackson. are in our city
attending court to-day.
Every physician in IIizlohurst
went to Bsaur,gaid as soon as they
p. ssilly could and did good work.
Quite number Of our young gen
tlemcn have been in aitendatc s upon
the grand jury all day.
Mr. Pierre Max and bis s ST Mrs
Cr,moline. OF VI ,cou ca. are on
witt tr their pa,enis III tn city.
The attention OF Our readers is di-
rected to the double column sdver.
tisement Of Dr. Jesse II Jones. in this
issue.
Circuit court is now in session,
Judge Wharton presiding, The
State docket will be TAKEN up next
Tucsday,
Duiiug tho fist few days Of tn"
week tie trains lave Teen crowded
with persons going 10 and from
Bsanrosard rnd Wessop.
DIR L Batter. late Of Miss nj aud
Miss Maggie II Thompson, daughter
II III ~ j III Thompson. OF Besure-
gard, were married last week.
To train last Moud y morning
consisting If ono coach. about doz
In Il cars ard esveral box cars, W; 8
crowded with men, women and chill |.
dren, going to B.aarcgard.
Mrs Nichols OF To'u,a. Ia. ard /
her two daughters, Mss Ana and /
Olive spent few d'ys in cur city /
with relations aud friends last week.
before .virg tur their new hone in .
Texas Z
Sono one hos borrowed two books .
from Greeniaw-"JoSaph the Jsw-
;sh List, ian and MDsby and Lis
men" Any one lavirg either Of the |
above named books, belonging 10
him. vii! please let it be known.
In III \ issue we announce Mr. G +
(Tobe) Wolfe as u candidate for the .
eli % o. caarcsry clerk OF tbs ccunty /
su'j'ct to the action If tie Demo
cratic rarty Although Tobe Wolfe
is a young mau, he has had scvG'ai
Yeas 'xyuiel &C in Ibis office, aud ,
il fully comps'olt TO discharge tie
duties Of the Office,
That se!i-epro'nted investigating
cen mi,,ce's committee o. investiga'
ticn, we Suppose is now cxlnirinS
Uncle Billy Cook's accounts, if not,
it should he. Wo DO not wan. to
wal. until after the election for re-
port, ard viii no: do 50. Gentle
msn 80 20 wo.k.
Green,aw wants a good farm hand,
AID wants him immediately
good chsncs now for some one who
has bee n rendered homeless by the
tornado. A single mau or q man
With small family can be accommoda-
ted. WurE LABOR rRtrEERrD, lie
quick about il il you want SoUd
situation. Greenlaw lives one mile
north of III z'ehnrst on the 70 lroad.
Tue people OF WGsson will always
remember d. Sexton with fervent
gratitude and praise for his heroic ef-
forts TO reliovo their sufsrings. He
has worked since the storm with I'M
firing energy aud skill, and ro5ly re.
fleets honor on his falling rs q physi.
clan and on humanity. SoEe writer
declares "the he'gh. OF virtue is to
serve ma akiud." il so Dr. Sexion has
cert inly feachei that lofty height.
Drs G e Oats, jr, and n b P.,t'
were the frs. persons who arrived in
Beauregard from this place. As soon
MS the news Of tho cyclone reached
this place, a prominent railroad cfi
cial, placed u hand car ut their SER
vice, which Landed them in Beaure-
gard only few hours after the terri.
BILE disaster occurred. On their ar
rival they were put to work, and not
until the next day did they stop
moment for rest. They will long be
remembered by thu people ef Beaure-
gard with feelings Of gratitude.
NO HUMBUG.
Rogers & Hargrave having deci.
dsd TO deal exclusively in Boots,
Shoes, Hats. Clothing and Ladies'
Fancy Goods, thy will for the n 1t