Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-08-26
AROUND TOWN DOTS.
The picnic season is over.

oUr Town mas numerous Ialf Nl>tors
at present.
The Marx livery stable will soon be
completed.
GO +. Klotz's and see the new
line OF goods he i receiving.
AUNT Poll, Graves died Yesterday
and was buried in this place to-day.
Willie Mitchell has transferred his
news stand to the post office.
Don fail To look at +. Klotz' 5 new
goods. which are daily arriving.
Miss Mary Norman has been Oh
visi, to friends in Crystal Springs.
Miss Susie Fortncr. OF Terry, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Cunning.
Meredith Matthews. Of Oxford, was
in town last week visiting relatives.
I. Subat i preparing for the cree
ton Of new building on Front street.
pr. \. Il. Pitts Is confined to his
bed and il i thought lac has typhoid
fever.
The ladies should call ut +. klotz's
and examine the splendid line Of dres.
goods.
John Cook, Of the Hrystal city. was
in town thi, week. John has many
friends here.
Several young ladies and gentlemen
were entertained at Mrs. Nesmith's
one night last week.
Miss Linda Mortimorr, lovely
Young lady of Crystal Springs, is WIS.,
iting fricnd> in this city.
Chas. W. Cook and family, Of Crys-
tai Springs have removed 10 this place
and will reside here in the future.
IL may Ice raining before we 60 To
press, but just now it i extremely
dry. The potatoe crop is suffering.
The best assortment OF shoes and
hats can he found at r. klotz's: also
full line OF heavy goods for winter
wear.
Those of our subscribers living near
Galla,in can have their papers mailed
to tina, place il Ihey so desire. Please
inform Us.
I'll. Il. conn. Of Georgetown. gave
II, II call "Wednesday. He SAYS his
ncighbOrhood cannot boast very high
" Of the crops.
Miss Eliza Daughtry. one of Brook
haven most charming young hdic-,
is visiting here. the guest Of Miss Al
meia Williamson.
Miss Matte Guess, one Ot our most
,harlning young ladies. has returned
home after protractcd visit TO rela-
tivcs in Louisiana.
We regret 10 learn ~ the serious
illnc.. of Mrs. DIR. Jones, near Gala
tin. y good deal " sickness l. report
cl in thc surrounding country.
X. Il. MayeS left ON last Wednesday
might for Montana. where he will
probably make his future home. We
wish Bob much success.
j. Il. Harris little four year old
Ion died on saturday last. and was
hurie at Damascus on Sunday. We
extend sympathy to the bcreavcd pa
rcItS.
Carey Birlsong. who was recently
injured by the premature discharge oil
the cannon. is rapidly improving. He
was upon the streets Monday for the
first time.
Some one entered J. ID. Miller's
residence one night recently, but made
his escape before MIR. Miller could
"leycl' on him. \ warm reception
awaits his next coming.
Miss Jennie Cook left Wednesday
evening for her home in VicksburS.
During her visit here she made many
warm friends. and her bright face aud
SUNNY smiles will be missed By all.
John NJ. Drane, OF Durant, is visit
ing our town, the guest OF Rev. W.
b. Bingham. Mr.. Drane conteui-
plates the purchase OF small farm to
be used for the culture OF Strawberries
and is inspecting the surrounding
country for that purpose.
The IIazlchurst Guards met Col.
Hooker at the train Saturday night,
and being loudly called for the Col.
stepped out upon the platform and
ret lrned thanks for the demonstration
and for their efforts in his behalf. As
the train moved off, the Guards gave
three cheers for the gallant 'Old Ro-
man..
The Hazlchurst Guards will give \
minstrel entertainment next Friday
night. the 27th, for the benefit Of the
company. 1t will be full of fun and
well worth seeing. the managers are
well known 10 be successful in their
undertakings in this line, which in
surcs the public an evening Of unal-
loycd pleasure.
F. Klotz is now in the eastern
markets purchasing an immense stock
nf fnll aud winter goods, including u