Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-03-11
ARouao TOWN ooTs.

CaluEuhl
Hon. T. J. Nillssps was in town
lsst Monday.
where Oh Where! i. the Ilszle-
hurst circulating Library?
What does il cost IN drive fast over
the big bridge:
scrcna,lcrs were on the rounds last
Friday night.
The work ON the Sexton building
has been commenced.
Rev. X. ii. Purser held services
Sunday al Damascus church.
IL. II. Msyes. Jr., Of Jackson. was
avisitor to our city lssi week.
VIVA, docs il cost to drive fact over
the bridge:
J. ID. Bridger, OF Brandywiae. was
in town this week.
Dr. T. Y. Nelson, of Myie. Station,
wa. ia town last Monday.
Luke Miller, i. to lie hung ON the
26th day OF April.
Our townsinsn, }. l.. Meade. las
been quite sick for the past wees.
We notice tie street. i. fIvoritc
r'.ort for the small boy aud hi- top.
Ar. r. f.. lIciway's brother and
sister, oi New York, are visiting him.
Our young friend Will I.inncld. OF
We.,on, was in town u few d,ys this
week.
Rev. ". W. DeIlart conducted
services at the Episcopal church here
last Sunday,
Beautiful Spring i. near ut hand;
Soon thers II be picnir' throughout
the land.
hi~ Nina Norman, VI Bethe40G.
was visitor TO the Misscs Norman
IL 81 week.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson preached mos,
eIee!lcn, sermon at The Methodist
church sunday.
Randolph Cook left last Moniay FOR
Montgomery, Ala. where he Willen-
gage in business.
Sesr'y twelve thousSnd bales Of
cotton have been slipped TIN, season
from Hazl'hur,t.
Rabbi Wise. of the Hebrew Temple
=, Jackson, will deliver lecture here
withia short tiiar.
Several prominsn, Nssons. or
knights. Sre on the hunt FOR the big
Scst Billy goat -.
ME- Pass, OF Grenada. was on
Ni'i, last week to the family Of her
brother, Mr.. Geo Rag,dale.
II ws- false alarm last SATURDAY..
NtA' WIS llb hE's Nv ubN
be careful how they give alarms.
II seems that thor i. to be "a
tramps' day" At the Exposition. from
the number that have passed down
this week.
We learn tia. W. ID. Cook will re-
meye his steam laundry from its pres
ent location, TO his fathers place be-
Ou town.
Jim Sinclair has removed his bar
Der shop next door To +. 'KlotE, where
he can be found at any time, ready to
wait on his customers. and the public.
We guess the Young folks who in
dulgejn horse back ridil Y hgfbctt-r be
careful how fas: they rifle through the
streets, especially across the bridge OF
''sighs.
Miss Ida Lowe has returned home
after an extensive visit to New Or
leans. She was accompanied by her
brother Johnnie who will spend few
days with his parents.
On last Monday the contract for
rebuilding the hotel was let, 10 Mr..
Packer, for the sum Of 81 ,iS7. 1t will
beay very neat structure, containing
twenty-one sleeping apartments.
The knights OF Labor here have not
bOycotted any Of the business houses
so far, aud our merchants are happy,
when they read u the knights OF La
Dor troubles, To know that Ilarlehurst
is exempt.
Dr. W. ". Robertson, son OF John Il.
Robertson Of this vicinity, returned
from Nashville last week, where he
graduated from the medical department.
Of Vandebilt University with the first
honors OF his class. IL will locate at
Utica, and we wish him success.
IL is rumored that the Illinois Cent
raj Railroad intends TO erect hand
some two story brick hotel OH the
right OF way opposite the depot. The
building to contain passenger waiting
rooms and ticket and Telegraph oilices.
The Supreme Court aflirucd the
judgment Of the lower court in the
three Redmond cases and Luke Miller,
all Of whom were convicted OF murder.
II reversed the case OF Amos Virgil
for manslaughter, saying the evidence
was insufficient TO warrant n convic-
ton.
A party consisting OF W. l.. Mitch
ell and family, J. :. Sexton and lady,
Mrs. Horne, Misses Mary and Alice
Mayes, Ellen and Lula Coor and Ag-
nss Harris, Messrs. G.. w. Purnell,