Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-08
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Rev. Mr.. Purser held services a,
p;msscus ON Saturday ard sunday-.---
Cowa should be penned at night and
no; allowed to occupy the sidewalks.
Ms. Ncsmith has moved TO the
Bridgor residence. east side Of town.
Secure your seats early for Peck $
Bad Boy, aud enjoy hearty laugh.
Hon. II. N. Miller Is at home this
ueek-likewise Hugh, and his little
PONY.
Geo. Tomicieh has moved TO the
Cook store, formerly occupied by Jno.
Aayes.
Mrs. Thos. Cato left Sunday eve
ming for Wesson to spend q while with
relatives.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson held
services in the Episcopal church last
Sunday.
The rubbish is being cleared away
from tn, hotel lot, preparatory to
building.
Mrs.. Rembert and daughters have
been visiting Mr.. Covington's family
at Summit.
III. Jacobs has returned from his re-
cent visit to South Carolina, accompa-
pied by Pierre Marx.
10 Purser, ESQ.,, has returned from
Brandon, his wife having recovered
from her recent illness.
John II. Oliver, who is now attend
Ing the Universit, at Oxford, spent
Sunday here with his friends.
Miss Carrie Norman spent Sunday
at home. She was accompanied by
Miss Houston, Of French Camps.
VIII Norman came up from New
Orleans Saturday, having graduated
from the Louisiana Medical College.
II. Is. Aaycs, ir., OF Jackson, came
down Sunday; he j. in bad health,
and will spend several days at home.
DR.. b. +. Conn, we are sorry TO
know, is in precarious condition
lie is at Mr.. II. e. Conn's for medi-
cal treatment.
BY an act Of the recent legislature,
all persons who deal in county paper
are required TO pay privilege license
OF S25 year.
]. Forsythe, the plucky and cncr-
getic editor OF the Brookhaven Radia-
tor, gave our town u short visit Oh
Sunday evening.
Messrs. Morrison and Sexton. OPP
posing counsel, recently went to Wes-
son, where they had case before
Mayor Patterson.
W. E. Dodds, now n monarch OF the
west, snda first-class gentleman and
citizen, was recent visitor to his
friends hereabouts.
Miss Mamie Prcsser, one Of our
most charming young ladies, left Sun
day afternoon for Summit, where she
will spend time with friends.
Gardens were never 50 backward be-
fore. Heavy frosts last week did some
damage, and tie recent heavy rains
have also given them set back.
Miss Willie Harris school III closed,
and size is now at home, but will re-
turn in short while to take charge OF
private school in the same district.
The first Of the week we had some
winter weather. About this time o;
the year in 1857 we had snow, and the
Indications were favorable for n rep
etition.
Constable Bankston accidently fell
from the gallery Of his residence, on
Sundiy, and sprained his ankle pretty
severely, though he was all right again
in few days.
Chas. Baas has bought the William
son lot on front street, and has begun
to put it in shape. He will erect brick
building on il, which lie viii lease to
Williamson Il King.
The Methodist protracted meeting
10 still In progress and the indications
are that much good will be done. Rev.
Mr.. Hollomsn, Of Crystal Springs,
preached to good congregation on
Monday night.
Mr.. F. billiard, we understand, Is
giving his farming business a general
push all along the line. He is one Of
those men who take time by the fore
lock and mover fail to make plenty nj
home fora rainy day.
The sentence OF Luke Miller, VIII
was TO have been hung here ON the
slst, has been committed by the Gov
ernor 10 imprisonment for life. he
wa, sent to Jackson on Thursday last
p charge Of Q penitentiary on,cial.