The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-05-28
Big fu u to night.

Mrs. J. 5. Sexton was recent
visitor to Crystal Springs.
Mrs. Fortenberry, of Utica, was
a recent visitor to this place.
A writing school has been opened
here by Prof. Wyatt, of Jackson.
Mr.. Weldon, uncle Of J. w. Bal
ley, Esq, has returned TO Philadcl.
phia.
Mrs. Robertson has been on a
visit TO the family of j. J. Ellis ut
Utica.
Mrs. Silas Ramsey has returned
from visit to her friends in Brook
haven.
A colored physiognomis,, DIR.
Hamilton, was IN our town recently.
He is highly educated.
Elsewhere will be found an inter.
esting letter from Mrs. Peyton,
which was furnished ut our request.
The passenger train g"ing South
at $50 p. m, and the one going
North ut lila have been aban-
doued.
Mr.. J. L. Ramsey was in Port
Gibson last week on professional
business. He will probably return
there this week.
Mrs. Taylor, of Fort Worth, Tex
rs, but formerly of Crystal Springs,
is on n visit TO her friends i'll the
latter place.
Rev. o. Newton, Of Crystal
Springs, attended the Presbyterian
General Assembly, which was III
session nj Houston, Texas, this week.
Our popular young druggist, Mr..
NJ. ID. Burnley, spent several days
in Natcbez last week attending the
the Mississippi Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION.
We send out some extra copies
of the SIGNAL this week. III those
receiving 4 copy like the paper we
would be pleased TO place their
names on our list.
We understand that Mr.. X. +.
Willing, Of Crystal Springs, will
probably leave for Texas this week.
We wish him all manner of success,
but dislike TO give mp our good
citizens.
Mr.. J. L. Ramsey, formerly of the
law firm of Bailey Il Ramsey, in
serts his card in this issue. Mr. Ram
sey will give close attention 10 any
business intrustcd to him, AMI is vel!
worthy of liberal p tronagc.
Col. A. Y. Harper, of 0kolona,
candidate for Attorney General,
gave us call last week. He is a
genial, clever gentleman and fully
competent for the position. He will
have strong following in the cou-
vention.
J.W. Bailey returned from Gaines
tille, Texas, on Thursday night last
where he had been prospecting. lie
is delighted with the place and the
country and returned on Tuesday
TO locate permanently. We wish
him success in his new home.
The friends of Hon. G.. s. Dodds
announce him as n candidate tor
Senator, aud in the broad limits OF
our county we know no man who
would fill the place more acceptably
or who is better qualified. He will
be strong man before the peo,
pie.
Elsewhere win be found letter
from Mr.. ]. p. Rcmbert, of Yves
son, declining to become n candid
ate for Sheriff. Mr.. r. is a good
business man and very popular with
the people, and if he presents him.
self in the future will receive n
strong backing.
On last Thursday the young mon
of town took their dulcineas and
spent a day very pleasantly picnicinG
The only thing that marred the en-
ioyment, was that bee, attracted
no doubt by the sweet young la
dies, alighted on the face OF Mr.
Tom Ware, and finding out the mis-
take, Ware was the sufferer.
Last week q little negro boy,
about ten or twelve years old, en-
tered Mr.. Tom Hamilton's house
and stole fifty dollars from. a trunk
He brought it down town and one
of the bills he gave to a larger boy
TO have changed, which was the clue
to bringing them to justice. dhe S
...-, .rroste d and tried before ". IL.