The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-01-17

WOou nsuiets nau happy ume
last week.
Tho mud has been won lsrfully
tenacious.
q. +. Wolfe entered upon his du-
ties. already ripe with experience.
Amos was not counted in Tho al
lowance oithe three hundred dollars.
Hon. A. q. Guynes has introduced
. bill in tho house to repeal the lien
Law.
Tho new board voted unsnimo asly
on all questions that samo up before
them,
Mr.. u. F. Wilson has sp-nt sever.
al days with his family aud friends
recently.
Tho editor has been absent most
Of the week on business connected
with the ofdoe.
The proceedings OF the board Of
supervisors takes mp good deal OF
our room this week.
A shooting gallery 10 now the at
traction. Several crack shots are
trying for the priE's.
Coal oil must be cheap and plenti-
ful, ~ No noticed the town lamps
burning after sunrise.
We return thanks to Hon. A. d
Guyes foe the report Of Superintsnd-
snt Of the Penitentiary.
The COpiahaa states that Ben
King. Jr.. will move to Monticello.
where no viii practice law.
Services wore held at all tho
churches last Sunday. II Was .
beautiful lay, bat disagreeabls walk
inf.
Justice Lowe has moved his offico
70 lhs building next to Kloiz. r S.
Morrison will also occupy the same
efice.
The caiaboose should be removed
= The rear Of Tia mayors ofico. /;
10 now In the most public place is
town.
Mr.. J. g. Ssxtoa wss confined ct
bis home . few days recently with
sickness. though not Of q seriou"
nature.
Hon. L. A. Rowan stopped owe
sauday and paid biz respects to his
eon.tiiusuts. Hr wsi on his way to
Jackson.
Bishop Thompson will Lo'd
divine services in the Episcopal
church in this place on "Wednesday
jim 23rd.
DR.. Buckley vas awarded the con-
arc, 10 furnish medical attention to
the inmates OF tho poor house for
twslvo months.
Hon. Il y. Miller has been ST.
tending cou,t in ninds for tie last
two weeks. The States interest will
DO we'll guarded.
Mr.. D. C,omiine, now Of Macon.
Ga, was hero \ fsw doys recently
on . visit. He was enjoying hi.
lsnal good health.
Rev. Mr.. Howell is filing his pull
pit regularly. His congregation e1-
press themselves az we'll pleased
with his services.
Circuit clerk Brown was confned
to Lis room seveial.days last week
We are pleased TO note his resump>
ton OF official duties.
The poor hoass was re!et to Mr.
Groome for the ensuing year. We
learn there arc about thirteen in
mates, ono or two in very critical
health.
When are the young ladies' going
10 give their leap year partyf 1t
would DO 20 nice. Lst's have 1t.
We want TO see what young men
viii play "wall flowers"
Oar representatives were appoin.
ted ON The following standing com.
mites; Rowan. Benevolent institu-
ton. manufactures, and roads. fer
RIGS and bridges Gayuea, Railroads
agriculture. executive contingent
fund.
J. A. Coor, son OF our worthy
townsmsn D. II. Coor, died at his
fathers residence on the night Of the
l2h inst. To his widow son and
relatives we extend our sincere con-
dolence.
Az will be seen by the proceedings
OF the board Of supervisors, the SIo'
slL has been designated ~ the OH
oial organ for the present year. All
who wish the county news should
subscribe Of once.
When the board Of mayor and al
dsrmsn meet suppose they order an
election on the 18th OF February for
the purpose Of voting on the propos-
ed amendments. II need not cost
tho town Q cent.