Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-03-04
Advertising Hstes.
AROUND TOWN DOTS.

The weather is still gloomy.
Assessor Nathcny was in town this
week.
Sidney Johson has returned home
ssd looks TO be in bad health.
Judge Morehcad, of Browns Well,
wa, IN town Monday.
}, 81. Gates, of Crystal Springs
was down Sunday.
The public schools OF the town will
continue for another month.
We were glad to see willie Linfield
NY Sunday evening.
DR.. y. Afford, of Roclport, was
In town Monday on business.
IL. Penn was awarded the contract
to keep the poor house for the ensuing
wear.
Mayor Pierce and Hon. a. J. Luss,
Il Bcauregard, were in the hub city
gu Monday.
A good many OF our citizens will
,isit tie "Crcseen, City" during the
Narili Gras.
Me-srs. L. II. Davi. aud ". I.
NcCalip, from near Caseyyille, were
here the first Of the week.
Board OF Supervisors met Monday,
and large number Of the sOvcrcigns
came in to watch their proceedings.
senator e.. s. Dodds came down
nom Jackson Sunday afternoon, but
Va. returned 10 his post of duty.
Miss Fannie williams entertained Il
few OF her friends last "Wednesday
evening st the residence Of j. l..
Meade.
Miss Fannie Aill.sps, daughter
Of Rev. w. e. Hillsaps, OF Brook
haven wa visiting relatives her last
week.
DR.. J. H. Nagrud.r has retained
from New Orl,an. aud i. now pre-
pared to see bis friends.
Some Gipsics were in town Mon.
day selling horses, and were arrested
FOR no, having privilege license.
A tlind man leciured at the Var
dsman house Friday night, on the
subject of True Happiness"
DR.. !. Il. RemLcrt, of jackson
Wa. down Sunday, and with Miss.
Le,s RembeTt loft for Wcsson that
evening.
Miss Willie Hart, who is teaching
school az Brandywiae, came UP Satur-
dsy TO spend day with her mother.
Mcssrs. G.. w, /. N, and X. e.. |
Douglass. prominent and substantial |
residents Of Beat Three, were in town |
Monday on business.
Mi.s Clara aud Johnnie Dunmng
left last sunday evening for New
Orleans, where they will spend the
Spring months.
The Porter BAILEY place In Besl
three wa. sold here Monday at guar
disn's sale, Geo. W. Douglas. being
the purchaser at 500.
:. e. Ssltcr, the newly elected
member Of the board of Supervisors
from Beat Two, came in Monday and
took his seat. lie looks quite natural
as county legislator.
Al the blind man'. lecture last week
prize was offered to the LATEST man,
aud Grandpa" Deaton receivedit by
large msjority. II was very appro-
pristely awarded.
Miss Olive Cook left for New Orleans
last week with her cousins Misses Liz
zie and Minnie Asguder and DIR. J. III.
Asgruder, and will remain with rcla-
lives in the city until after NardiGas.
Tho case Of Lux. Miller, from this
county, and J. +. Loftin, from Law
renee, has been submitted to the
Supreme Court and = decision will
be rendered next Monday.
We learn that our western mail,
nigdon and Beaverton had not reach
ed its destination on Monday. We
mailed the papers Thursday evening,
and do so every week and they should
have gone out Friday. We hope this
will not occur again. There Is no
reason why it should.
Dir. Jo. ii. Catchings, OF George
town, writing to Us on business mat
tiers, has this TO say: Farming is
getting ON very well. willcommencc
planting corn next week. Our people
arc much depressed about the low
prize Of cotton, and now planting, or
fixing TO do so for another crop, but
they say it is the gopher. Admit
ting this TO be SO for the present, i
think il would be best for them or US
all to excavate new hole or route to
get thegoper.,