Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-15

W. Wm ha'c oiouko oiVSooihs oh
the soth, inst.
Z. Heyman & Co.'S store will soon
be ready for occupancy.
Circuit Court on the Goth. Law
yers are busy getting ready.
John Marshall, Of Carolina Station,
is visiting friends here this week.
Funds have been subscribed to paint
the front OF the Methodist church.
E. w. Brown spent few days in
Clinton and other places last week.
Free race, fair ballot, full vote, strict
count, longest pole, persimon, etc.
The protracted meeting ut the Meth
odist church closed Tuesday night.
Judge Peyton has been at home this
week. His last court was in Yazoo
county.
Work has commenced on the Bsas
building, formerly the Williamson
drug store.
The patent fence man is located in
town. His invention seems to be II
good one.
Presbytery convened here yesterday
and viii remain in session during the
balance OF the week.
SO soon az the railroad strike ends.
Col. J. &. Redus 'ontemplates an
other visit TO Texas.
Miss Ida Wells, OF Clinton, spent
a few day here last week, the guest Of
the Misses Brown.
Boz. Mr.. Holloman has rendered
valuable service in the Methodist pro.
tracted meeting.
Uncle Tom Ramsey was in town not
long since, aud seemed to be much
improved in strength.
Mr.. Bloom and DR.. II. j. Fergu-
son, OF Besurcgard, were in the coun-
by capital on Tuesday.
DIR. Robt. Nyles was in town Tues
day. We learn he has been spending
sometime at Browns Wells.
The board OF supervisors win not
meet until the first Monday after
adjournment Of circuit court.
The frame work Of the Robertson
Hotel is going up. Ii will be a large
aud commodious building.
Geo. Tomicich is digging out for
the foundation OF his building. 1t
will be larger than the former one.
Ncssrs. b. F. Cranberry and jesse
Thompson, old-time Copiahans, were
in town recently ON business.
S. p. McRee, OF Caseyville, was
here last week looking after some land
matters. His old friends were glad to
see him.
Mrs. Dodds returned from Clinton
on Saturday evening. She is making
her home at Mrs. LOWE Cooks.
DR.. T. B. Birdsong eontemplstesia
visit TO Tennessee at IN early day,
where he will remain month or two.
The Sexton building is progressing
finely, and, we learn, will be occupi-
ed BY Nessrs. Olsen & Wellettc, when
completed.
When YOU come to court itwould be
. good time to call at our ofire and
settle for your paper, il you have not
already done so.
The courthouse fence is now in good
tx, made so by j. N. Lowe. lie will
soon give il whitewashing, which
will still further improve the looks.
The ladies OF Crystal Springs have
turned their attention to identifying
their city park. Is this nota sugges-
ton to our Hszlehurst ladies?
Street working is now progressing
under the supervision Of Marshal
Butler. The street committee intend
10 have this work done in good style.
We had the pleasure OF welcoming
Mr.. Jno. +. Thompson, Of Wesson,
one day recently. He VAS in a big
hurry and only had time to smoke the
pipe Of peace.
A Joint Sunday school win be held
next Sunday afternoon, In the frcs-
-byterian church, and viii be addressed
by some OF the visiting ministers OF the
Presbytery.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson 10 an earnest
worker in the Lords vineyard,
Whenever such a jealous, faithful and
prayerful minister holds up the great
truths before the people they cannot
FAD TO be convinced.
Col. 8. ii. Stackhouse was sick this
week, and Us a col 'equence we are
deprived of our Home and Farm Notes.
His writings are attracting attention
and are regarded as authority upon
the matters discussed.
We regret to learn that Beauregard
Lewis, an old HaIlehurst boy, son Of
Mrs. VIM. Rebertson, and q condnc-
tor on the Southern Kansas railroad,
MA accidentally killed Mt Parsons,