The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-01-31

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Mr.. Jo Pursor has our best wish
es. Fine boy, happy iathcr-Wed-
nesdiy.
Aaron Lowe, Jr.. now Of Jackson,
spent Sunday and Monday with Lis
fathers family.
After tomorrow we will 10 fOu nd
in the old mayors office, east OF
GroOms's stable.
DIR. ". J. Ferguson, OF Besure-
gard, has been quito sick, bat We are
glad to learn is up again.
Oar board Of supervisors evident
~ forgot one thing. They did not
change the nsmo Of Talbot,
Mrs. l.. +. Birdsong WAS quite
sicl, tho first OF tho week, bat we are
pleased to learn has recovered.
John Fore, who was charged with
burning Mltthcws' gin, was tried at
Brookhsyen las, week and acquitted.
Tue mayors Office has been moved
to the building formerly occupied by
q. ID. Love, opposite the courthouse.
Tuesday nigh! of last Nc,k bur
g'ars attempted TO enter the resi-
dencc Of DR.. l. ,ckwood, At Crystal
Springs.
+. NJ. ssdding Il Co. have just no.
ceiyed fresh st Dck of goods-5o;h
dry goods and groceries. Call and
examine.
J. W. Coor is inst in receipt Of
fresh lot Of LIuLrcth's garden
Socd. o. all kinds, They arctho bsst
III the maI ket.
Eggs have held up remarkably
well this winter. Two bits deem
or DO eggs. Tue hens seem to be
enjoying monopoly:
Miss Mary Millsaps of Pine Ridge,
who has been in town for several days,
the guest Of her uncle, Ne. Il. w.
Millsaps, returuel homo Monday.
You are invited 10 call and exam.
iae the new fresh stock just received
by +. NJ. Redding * Co. They pro-
pose to sell YOU goods at very low
prices.
I. NJ. M,Ree, from beat three,
was in a few days ago. lie is in ia
yor Of eleeing n democratic presi-
dent. Wei. If 6eat throe Says SO We
will do it.
DR.. Il. w. IIuey, four miles north
cast OF lIazlchurst, wants TO hire
hands either on shares Of for wages.
He has good land and good teams.
Apply at once.
4 F. Fitzpatrick. our county sur
vcyor. has qualified aud entered mp
on the discharge OF his duties. lio
is ready to DO surveying for any par
ties calling on him.
Hon. X Y. Miller returned from
Kinds last Saturday night, where he
La boon representing tho State IL
tho circuit court. We understand
he ras,lcd tho boys up right sharp
".
Our representatives are doing
good work a. Jackson. They are
always on hand looking out for the
interes, OF their constituents. We
have never noticed that either was
absent from roll call single time.
Capt. ". Il. Webb and Mr.. JOS
sc Thompson, Jr. were in this week
and Gayo us call. The latter en-
Joys tho distinction OF having his
name printed in tho Congressional
Resord. He "vas q bad man from
beat three
The residence belonging to G.
Bass, near Pmkor's gin, was burned
down on Friday night last. II wa.
evidently the work OF an incendiary
as the family who occupied it went
down to Wesson that day at one
O'Clock, and there was no Ere in or
about the building.
Mr.. Lon. McAIastcr left Monday
night, for Myles Station, where he
goes to takc charge Of the Railroad
eating house. lie hns had expert
ence in that line, isan honorable
and energetic Young man and we
know ho will give satisfaction. We
wish him success.
John l.. Crawford. an old citizen Of
Bsaurpgard. died on Sunday last.
lie was an upright, honorable nan
and had many friends. lilo may
have had faults. but II so, they never
operated to the injury Of any person
except himself. He was generous,
liberal aud kind.hearted, and was
ever ready to answer 10 the appeals
Of suffering humanity. Peace to his
ashes.
After our forms were locked up
last week, wo had a pleasant call
from DR.. Luther Sexton, OF Wesson.
lie seemed TO be in remarkably good
health aud, az usual. was in the best
OF spirits. The Doctor has gained
-. .z.x..,,k. oF tho Itr0nU