Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-21
AROUND TOWN DOTS.

II. G. Conn, ESQ, made n flyins
visit TO New Orleans this week.
Ragsdalc's band will assist ut the
concert To morrow night.
Capt. Ard has been quite sick for
the past few days.
Rev. Mr.. Sibley il quite III will
pneumonia.
J.E. Terry, Q, Simpson county,
gave u. acall thi. week.
Miss Nina Norman, who has been
5i.iting Miss Mary Norman, has re-
urned home.
Miss Carrie Reddiug will preside al
the piano TO morrow NDld at the
cOner,.
The sun has been bsllind cloud fol
several days. Gloomy, bad weather
il the result.
Mr.. Albert Lilly, popular Young
engineer on this road, is visiting his
parcats here.
Carey Birlsong aud Jno. Dursing
have returned from the 4. & VI. coll
lcge.
Mr.. Dcaton aud lsdy aud Mr.. Lii
~ Bird,ong are now occupying the
Alex. Eraton residence.
Mr.. Van Hook, otMarshall, Tex. f,
formerly Miss Mariclh Taliafcrro, is
on u visit to her parcuts.
j. VI. Cocn. the tine looking and
efficient Justice Of the Peace from beat
four. WAS in town Yesterday.
Senator Doiis In, introduced a
Hill to protect agriculture. We pre-
sumo this mean, "no fence" laT.
Juo. Il. Middleton, Esq, o. the
Bowcrton ncighhorhood, pail Us u
plca'an, and profitable call on Mon
day.
Miss Sudir Wells, Of Bolton. after
an extended trip To the Mise, Brown,
returned home "wednesday evening.
Mr.. Jas. Bcll. Of he Crystal Springs
ncighhorhood. was in the city Tues
day. and called TO pay us hi- financial
respects.
We are informed that e. Bass ha-
purchased the lot on Front street on
which the wini m.on drug store for
merly stood.
The Matthews building, east sido OF
rall-oad. il rs0llly nearing Nun'plc-
lion, and will b. occupied by Col. j,
IL. Jones and family.
Hon. G.. :. Dodds was indi-po>cd
Tuesday night and did not participate
in the election OF State Printer. lie
was paired with "A brother Senator.
TIL. mayors Office la. been moved
toa warmer locality, next TO our Of
flee. We will keep the mayor warm,
II he doesn't toe the mark.
We have Hall x Moore corn she'll
or. In first cla.s order, which we will
exchange for corn, oats, hay and fod-
der, or either OF these articles. Come
and look at IL.
Miss Willie Hart was taken with the
measles last week, which was the first
case that has appeared. II Is OF a
mild form, however, AMI she is inn.
proving.
We arc indebted TO Jno. Hamilton
for some ine turnips. lie intended
them for thc exposition, but conclud-
cd they would be more appreciated 10y
n COpiah editor, and they were.
Regular meeting OF knights Of Hon
or Lodge. next Monday 2jth. In
stallation OF officers aud other bust
ness. Full attendance desired.
ID. ). pURCu, ID.
The concert % morrow will be pleas
ant and entertaining. The young
ladies who par .icipatc possess vocal
powers which charm and delight,
while thSir musical perfection and ex-
ccution cannot e surpassed. Misse,
Bridewell and Brunson will be US
sisted by Miss Carrie Redding and
other home talent, and we should Civ,
them liberal patronage.
SIR. 10. Purser left Saturday nigh
for Birmingham, Ala. where he vii
probably locate for the practice oflaw
We dislike to loose Mr.. Purser, but
wish him great success In his new
field. We commend him to the peo-
pie Of birmingham as an upright
honorable man, Christian, u risin,
lawyer and good citizen generally
His departure is H:zlchurst's loss anC
Birmingham's gain.
Sir. A. Heath, Of Heath's store
In the northwestern part Of thi
county, died on Sunday and was bur
ried in this place on Tuesday evening
Mr.. Heath was the father-in-law o
orr townsman, IL. G. Conn, and wa
aprosperous and public spirited eiti
ION. He was a man who stood hig,
in'N'l the relations ollie, and conduct
ed his business affairs in such a man
ner ms to win the esteem OF his Gus.
toners andthc public generally.
De SURE TO attend the concert to,
morrow night at Falcr Hall, b,
Miss Kate Bridcwell, of New Orleans
and Miss BESSIE Brunson, of Jackson
and Miss Carrei Rsdding, Of Halle,
hurst. They are musicians OF u higi
order and viii giSc u flrst.class enter,
tainmeht. We have had the pleasure
ofhearing Miss Brunson sing. ant
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