Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
WEssoN lrsMs.

The sunshine brings pleasure To-
our ,rsmping population.
Mrs. Mollic woodin left for New
Orleans lsst Sunday night.
Mr.. j. n. Tet.ford. the contractor
has moved his family from Meridian Il
this place.
The Methodist church and parson
re were turned over 10 the trustec'
nineumbcrci bv An, debt.
-. Il. Purtle and Miss Molli'
,hymcs were married on Jan. 18th
y Rev. Mr.. Jones officiating.
Capt Oliver has entirely recovered
from his recent spell Of sickness and is
again at his desk transacting business
in his usual quick style
Mr.. Jno. Lee. from Clinton. WAS
In town from Friday until Monday
when he returned to school. lie re-
ports II ,ood attendance At Clinton.
Since the safe opening drummer
passed through town. the mills have
decided To get one burglar proof. IL is
made by Mosl.r, aud i. said TO keep
the rascal. out. -
We arc sorry 10 learn that Mr. Geo.
lIsnilton's boiler burs,ed last Mon
DAY. There was no explosion, only
crack OF about twelve ipches. lie
will soon start 10 running again.
The Clifford Dramatic COMPANY
will give Monte Cri.to aud nayy
Crockett. at Sections Hall. Friday
and Saturday nights of this week
Thi, il ono Of the best compsnys on
the road.
The ncgroc. from around the coun-
try ar. leaving the farms and going
to work II, day labor around mills or
railroads.. Some carry dinner and let
their wives aud children do the work
INK On the farms.
The report tina, the L. :. Marshal
took up any oiour citizen, last Satur-
day for .clling wli.key without rcvc-
nuc j. u mistake. The boys jus, drink
it, that. all, or, Mt least that. all
they have been caugL; At.
Tie Young folks Of wc,scn will BE-
glad to learn that Mrs.. Brovlcr OIL
yer i, going 70 live here again. They
can now have an experienced hand to
plan fun for them. She will occupy
the housc vacated by Mr.. Bean.
Wc.-Ju l. the most thorough,
drummrd town on the railroad. Ev-
cry ,parr room in town has been COM
,crtei into sample room. Surely
oar merchants must stand \ l in
Nr.-r,. Damn * Brad ,rcct's ca,a-
loguC.
B,aursgarl kicks with u kick that il
uncomfortable, when il comes To hitch
ing Wr.son ON to that city. That PEE
tilion raised howl that reminded one
of Ben Jones old times, and tie de-
pot transportation. rs We have ro-
marked before, we do not see the good
~ fu,irg tho two towns.
Mrs.. +. +. Becker gave - dining at
her rcsilcurc Last SUNDAY. One OF
tie pSrty present .ays il surpassed
anything i'm the way of Il dinner ever
given in Wcsson. Mr.. and Mrs. sam
storm. Mr.. and Mrs.. u. ID. McGrath,
with ths charming Miss Maggie Me-
Grsth, ~ Savannah, Ga, formed the
chosen circle from Brookhsvcn.
Mr. Jonc. held service in Beaurc-
gard last SUNDAY, and our Methodist
brethren joined the BaptiN, congrcga-
ton aud heard discussions by Rev. j.
X. Parish, j. Gaiuhrcll, sam Morris.
Il. II. PUr-cr aud Dr. Rowan, upon
the subject of wOman's work, tenn
pcrancc aud Kindred subjects. All
the WcsSon Sunday schools lad q
mass meeting in the morning and cv-
cry one reports very instructive feast
for the soul as well as for the mind.
We wish once more To call the at
,ention OF the citizens Of Wcsson TO
the dilapida;cd condition Of our grave
yard. Surely something ought to be
done about this matter. The graves
are all laid out heller skclter, without
any thought ~ to roads or walks, aud
many of them now haven't even =
head board To mark the igrayc. As
Wrsson grows older a. natural con-
sequence her grave yari will become
larger. Tho entire cemetery ought 10
be enclosed with n wire fence, and lots