The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
"As through the park l 90.

"As through the park l Co."
a god many predict dry srel,.
There is q little wedding bells
talk.
Mr.. STARTS school opened on
iIondsy.
Mr.. Chas. Hitler visited Summit
last week.
Nj, B. L. Nel,on, was iu town
It's week.
A ten pin rlley is now 10 oper-
alton here.
Aaron Lowe is in town, and favor
ed Us with call.
Farmers in this vicinity have be-
gun planting their crops.
DIR. B. f. Conn, Of the Linden
neighborhood. was ia town last
week.
Just walk in ard look At Capt
Bndaong's new goods. IL will do
you g. Oh
Mr.. II. II. Cook has orr thanks
for valuable services during cur
sickness.
Our Young friend, Jno, Msyes, has
brauched out for himself. We wish
him success.
The work OF enclosing the park is
progressing. since tho pretty weaih-
or has commenced.
Capt. Burch is now accustomed TO
the ofticial harness. aud will make
an excellent superintendent.
Miss Maria Mobiles, Of BfoOkba
ven, is visiting at this place, the
guest Of Miss Monte Watson.
We arc informed that Rev. Mr..
Sibley's sermon to the ladies, last
Sunday. was quite interesting.
Last Mondsy. Mr.. Zsok Rembert
was taken with ano Their bad spell.
Two physicians werc summoned.
Our county oficcrs..do not seem to
be very busy at present. In o short
Will, they will have their. hands full.
l. l.. Fa,heree aud family left
Tuesday last for visit to s. +.
Grsnberry's family, in western Co
pish.
TIE SiaSAL has not been up to the
standard for the past Two or three
weeks, but it has has been unavoid-
able.
Rev. Mr.. LomaxIhos suffered great
" with his eyes. caused from neural
gia. We trust II imay not prove SO.
rious.
During our confinement. at home.
several young ladies callei at our
flee. We hope tho devil treated
them righ'.
Sj.ae Of the farmer, ara done
planting corn, bat as u general thing
they are, behind on account VI the
continued rains.
LII Cook aud family went to
the country last Tuesday evening on
a fishing excursion. Hs is = terror
to tho fany tribe.
There are fewer marriages in Ha-
z'ohuss. considering the number Of
pretty young ladies than any other
place We know Of.
Mrs B.auch Bullock, nSe Morris
risen. Of Holmes county, returned
home laAt Sunday evening, alter q
short visit to relatives here.
Au editorial excursion from Iowa.
passed this place on Friday OF last
week. bound for New Orleans, oon-
bislipg Of about 100 persons.
Miss Molllie Cranberry. who has
been on visit to her sister, Mira.
Mitchell, left for her home near
Pine Ridge, on Monday last
II some fellow gets impailed on
The barbed wire fence some dark
night would he bring suit against
the railroad. corporation. or United
Statesl
The barbed wire fence around the
railroad park does not strike Que
very forcibly on account Of beauty,
but then wo are not disposed TO
grumble.
Messrs. Bsrberovich & Co. inform
rs that their saloon will be eorduct-
cd in accordance with the law. Nj
nors nor habItual drunkards cannot
get liquors from them.
The board OF supor visors at its
last meeting refused to- allqF con.
stables,fsss 10 Gases who're the State
! failed in the prosecution Copiah Is
one oithe few counties which have
been allowing these elaine
Rev. Mr.. Bingham lst for PAyetts
yesterday TO sttssd the meeting OF
the Mississippi Presbytsry, which
convenes to-day. The introducsory
sermon VIII b preached By Rev. Mr..
W. L. Kenncdy. Ne Moderator.
We are under oblig>tioas IA he
passengers department Of the Ill.,
nois Central Railroad for : copy. Of
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