Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-17
AROUND TOWN DOTS.

car load.
The rains have damaged the peaches
TO some extent.
IL is mistake about it, not r.iuing
AZ night in June.
Excursion TO the ses--hore camp
meeting July 9th.
VIM. burnley returned from the A.
X VI. College last week.
Win Liuheld cams up from wesson
to take j. the pink tea.
Summer fights were opened here on
lat Monday about p. III.
The board ~ Supervisors will meet
ON the mrs, Monday in July.
Sylvester Alfred. OF Brandywine.
came up to the pink ct" Friday.
The omniprcsent Lon Ramsey !.
rusticating in ourvillagc--as he says.
TO on the sea shore campmectins
excursion To see and hear sam Jones.
{. A. Torrey, Of Union Church.
speut several days in town last week.
Hon. X. n. Miller and family re-
turned from Nazoo City Saturday
night.
Chas. IL. Drane, Esq. OF Wesson.
WuS IL visitor 10 our town the first 81
The week.
Miss Lutte Gadbcrry, OF Brookha-
zen, was visitor 10 Mrs.. j. :. Sex
ton this week.
Eobt. Grecuscc, OF the Hernlanville
neichborhood, was II visitor 10 our
city last week.
Mr.. l.. l.. Fathcce treated the ty-
pos 70 some OF his delicious soda
water recently.
Our handsome young friend War
sn Henderson, Of Brookhaven, was
"a visitor here Sunday.
Several OF our boys went to Stark
vile 20 attend the commencement ex-
erciscs OF the y. * NJ. c.
Miss Mittie Cook left Saturday
evening for brandon where she Will
spend while with relatives.
We suggest that the Young ladie.
abandon their crazy quilts and make
ilag for the HazlchUr>; Guards.
Walter, The six year old sou OF Napt.
!. 4. Co,ington, icll from fence
last Thursday and broke hi. arm.
Henry Mill,aps has returned home
f,om TIE Oxford University, and was
accompanied py Mr.. Louis Wheat.
Mcssrs. j. :. Coyiacton aud Geo.
B. Nelson attended the commence
nent exercises at the \. * NJ. Coli
lcgc.
We had the pleasure Of u call thi,
week from Mr.. Young Robertson,
one of ilc solid ycomanry OF western
Copiah.
We learn the prohibitioni,ts OF beat
three will give basket picnic AT Cor
don 5 branch on Saturday before the
18th inst.
Dog owners should take notice that
The marshal is required to kill all un-
lnu1zled dogs running on the street
after July LIST.
A four year old child OF Mr.. 7. C..
Price died on Saturday night and was
buried next day at Damascus. We
extend sympathy TO the family.
81 much rain has fallen recently that
crops are considerably in the grass.
Should a drouth set in corn especial
~ will suffer, as il i so full OF sap.
There was collision between two
freight trains at Rcdus' wood yard
On Friday night. No lives were lost,
but considerable damage was done
20 the engine and cars.
We have virtually turned over the
paper To our friends until after the
election on the Goth, therefore our ed
itOrial and news matter is cut short.
IL is what they want, however, ana
we are willing for them TO usc Us.
Owing To- the crowded state of our
columns the ''RcminScenses of Gen.
Kinds" will have to be deferred until
after the election on the Goth. The
people are demanding most of our
space until that time, and they arc en-
titled TO il.
Bishop Galloway, W. G. Black, k.
j. Acorn and w. l.. Nugent will de-
liver addressc. to-day and tonight on
the subject OF prohibition. The indica-
tons as we 60 to press this morning
are that a large crowd will be on
hand.
After protractcd illness, DIR. II. F.
Conn died Of Bright's disease, OH
Friday night, about 8 O'Clock, and
was buried on Sunday morning, with
Masonic honors. lie came here some
two or three months ago for medical
treatment, and was ut his brothers.,
II. C. Conn, when he died. The
Doctor was also n member OF the
knights OF Honor. He leaves a wife
and a daughter. nearly grown. lie was
one Of Copjah's beet citizens. and was