Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-24
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Thursday. Junc -. 1856.
AROUND TOWN DOTS.

country.
wcsson sent up a iine-looking
delegation.
vcritas was mixing in with the boys
ON Monday.
Crystal Springs delegation was an
intelligent body. -
Let the military company rush the
entertainment through.
More rain ON Monday. Crops are
very much in tlc grass.
IL. Il. Mays. Jr. OF Jackson, was
here this week on legal business.
Mr.. W. W. Magrudcr, OF Yazoo
City. is here visiting his brother, DIR.
Magruder.
Ed. McMaStcr. the handsome con-
ductor, is on visit TO his relatives at
this place.
This is our last issue before the pro-
hibitiou election. Are YOU ready for
the question:
Miss Matte Smith, of Crystal
Springs, is visiting the Misses Brown
at this place.
The county precincts came mp i'll
eorcc, and were represented by some
of their best men.
Miss Carrie Norman has returned
from whitworth College, where She
graduated with houOrS.
MIR. Burrcll Hisdon's babe, a II
months old boy, died and was buried
at Damascus on saturday.
Miss jamie Cook, one Of VickS-
burg's most charming young ladies,
is visiting Miss Olive Cook.
Col. $. IL. Stackhousc, our horti-
cultural editor, was Hooker delegate
10 the convention on Monday.
The Prohibition Central Club met at
the court house Friday night aud was
addrcssc by Hon. Il. y. Miller.
Mr.. For>ythc, of the Brookhavcn
Radiator, was visitor TO our town
Friday, and gave Us pleasant call.
We are requested to say that Hon.
Il. v. Millcrwill deliver an address on
prohibition at Bethel on next Sunday.
Or. W. w. Robertson was in Halle
hurst Monday, being delegate TO
the convention from Green's Store.
:. =. Bloom. one of WcSSon'S fore
most, druggists. was delegate to the
convention, aud while here gave US a
call.
Mis- Nellie Sorsby left last Friday
night for Clinton, La, where ~hcwill
spend the summer months with rcla-
tivcs.
The different precincts in the coun-
~ were well represented in thc'county
convention, and the utmost harmony
prevailed.
Rev. j. r. Nicholson went down to
Wcsson Saturday evening and deliver
cd stirring address before the riohi-
bition club.
Mise, Collie Covington, Lizzie Wise
and Mrs. Sibley. left Monday after
noon To attend the closing exercises OF
Clinton College.
Justice c. A. Ray and Mayor
Pierce, Of Bcaurcgard, were in town
Monday. The former was complain
ing of being little indisposcd.
j. :. Sexton and family attended
commencement at Whitworth Col
lcgc. Mr.. Sexton is one of the trus-
tees of that popular institution.
G.. $. Dodds, j. l.. Meade. Judge
Mill,aps, II. y. Miller. Judge Acorn
and Rev. Mr.. Nicholson were all out
last week making speeches in favor of
prohibition.
Two Of CopiaL's flircst daughters,
Misses Flora Sellers and Mamie Mar
tin, accompanied by. 'hs''c - -
,eachC. Miss LiZLic i'GN0, - S"'"'h'i
attended the commencement exercises
n. Whitworth college.
The following young gents from our
town and county, returned from the
A. NJ. College last Thursday night;
IL C.. Watson j. s. Reid j. 5. Bird
song. A. &. Weeks, Maury ilargrave'
George Coyington and Flowers Mel
son.
DIR. l.. Sexton, our associate, VINO
recently pluckcd from Wes'on's boz
ouct OF lovely daughters one oil III
svcctest flowers, went on a briua
tour TO the Northern and Western cit
les. but owing to the illness OF DR.
Rca was recalled.
Mr.. w. G.. Wilkinson, of Crystn
Springs. has becA elected as atruste
Of the Oxford University in place OLD
L. MeCaskill, resigned. IL the Stat
had been searched over, no bet'e
man for the plaec iran Mr.. Whkinso
could have been found.
Misses Mary and Nina Norman lie
m Nav Brown and Matte Smith an
Messrs. Bob Maycs, Writ Norman
Lon Ramsey, Tom Ware, Jno. Dodc
LII. Mnrrndcr attended the CON