The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-07-02

Good rains have fallen this
week.
The board of Supervisors will
meet next Monday.
Mr.. is. Sexton was in Brook.
Ia aven Monday on legal business.
Mrs. Chrisman's school ut Yves
son will reopen the first Monday in
September.
The Baptist meeting, which was
going on here for ten days, closed
on last Thursday night.
There will be services at the Epis-
copal church OH next Sunday, NOR.
ming and night, by Rev. DcHart.
There will be Sunday School
picnic at Galilee, near Rockport, on
tomorrow. We wish all pleasant
day.
Mr.. VIM. II. Watson, OF beat
three, is favorably mentioned as a
candidate for supervisor. He would
make a good one.
W. L. May, of the Wesson Times,
was in Hazlehurst Tuesday. He
SAYS the Times will make its ap'
pearance again on Saturday.
The 18th of July will be gala day
in Wessou. There will be Baptist
Sunday School celebrations Knights
OF Honor picnic aud festival.
Mr.. S. G. Salter is mentioned as a
candidate for supervisor from beat
two. He was formely member
and made good one, SO they say.
Capt. Earns, of Wesson, has pur-
chased beautiful lot on the east
side Of the railroad and will soon
commence the erection of nice resi-
dencc.
Mr.. JOS. Chiles, o leading citizen
of Caseyvilie neighborhood, was in
town Tuesday on his way TO the
prohibition convention at Jackson.
lie will remain here day or two.
Mr.. G. +. Wolfe is still confined
20 his bed and his condition has been
regarded by some as very critical.
For ten or twelve days he has been
unconscious. We hope to hear OF
his early convalescencc.
The musical talent of Wcsson
have organized brass band under
the leadership of Prof. Lindrosc. a
festival was given for the benefit Of
the band one night last week and
ffty dollars realized thercfrom.
Mr.. Frank Marx. who resides at
Franklin, La, is here oil visit TO
his father and family. We are sor.
~ TO learn that be is suffering from
IN affection of the throat which has
nearly caused the loss of his voice
We hope the pimcy woods atmos-
phere will be OF benefit to him.
Our young townsman, Mr.. Isidore
Loeb, on Tuesday last led to the
altar Miss Florence Schaeffer, OF
Yazoo City. Mr.. Loeb is one OF our
most popular young men, and his
bride will receive q warm welcome at
the hands Of his many friends. We
wish theu happy and prosperous
life.
On last Friday evening Mr.. Cow
ington's little son Robert was play
inc near the railroad track while a
freight train was passing, and the
end of fiat car struck him in the
face, breaking FIVE of his teeth out
and fracturing the jaw bone, a piece
of which was taken out. He will
recover from the injury.
Hon. w. A. Roane, Of Yalobusha
county, and candidate for Secretary
ofState, was in town Tuesday and
favored us with call. He is a gen.
tleman of fine appearance, genial ad'
dress and made many friends here.
He filed the Office Of Senator from
Yalobusha and Calhoun with dis
tinc,ion and to the satisfaction of
his constituents.
We are requested by Chairman
Ellis to say that in the published list
OF the apportionment of delegates
20 the county convention. Heath's
store and Forest Hill were left blank
because of 10 correct vote upon
which to base the apportionment.
Those precincts are requested to
send up their usual number OF dele
gates and the matter can be ad)us'
ted in the convention.
One day last week some gentle
men from this towu-Messrs. J. e.
Harcrayes, Maj. Norman, Sheriff