Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-22
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nurral,! for tue head man for mayor.
y Bad boys, the grand jury meets
next week.
DIR. T. Y. Nclson spent few days
lcre this week.
j. $. Rca and family, Of Wesson.
were in town Sunday.
Willie, says he don't know which
one Of the girls il Is.
A cyclone is predicted about the
s6th OF The present month.
as Hon. f. \. Rowan was in the hub
a. clty short while recently.
SON, SAYS ne loc.n't care whether
Dive Cos. ans more or not.
- The election Tor mayor and one al
dcrrnan win take place next Monday.
Are we not going to decorate our
Confederate soldiers graves this year.
Rev. DR.. Iloytt handles Lis subjects
wen. You should come out and hear
him.
j. T. Morrison and lady spcn; a
few days IN Wcsson the FIRST of the
week.
Misses Willie Flowers and Fannie
Williams were recent visitors to jack
son.
Miss Willie Hart has returned TO
the country. where she has a large
private school.
Miss Belle Lowe returned from
New Orleans last week TO remain
sometime.
\ good delegation from Wcs'on AMI
Crystal Springs a,tcadcd church hcre
Sunday.
Our townsmNn j. l.. Msade has
downed the typhoid fever after about
forty days tusscl.
Mr.. /. Forsythc, OF the Brookhavcn
RsGis,or. graced our sanetum last
Tuesday.
The five dollar, double action, back
pocket GUN, is likely to be worth $50
at the close OF court.
Justice Lowe says i, costs FIVE dol
lars and tic cost of the cOuy; 20 fight
in Hazlehurst.
\. +. Andre, Esq. and family. of
Crystal Springs, were down Sunday
to hear DR.. StNtton's sermon,
Mai. r. w. Millsaps has donated
one thousand dollars TO the fund OF ?
colorcd school at Brookhavca.
Uncle Nick Cato has rc,urD'd home
from ST. Loui., wh;rc he purchased n
cur load O, hors ior!is livery bns'-
ncss.
Jurors. illnesses, litigants and
lawyers vail take notice that circuit
court commences ON next Monday
.San;ng.
Mr. Percy McMaster, Of Jackson,
stopped in our city few days this
week. He was on his way to the
Lone Star State.
Hon. c. L. Hooker will address his
fellow citizens Of Copiah county, at
the courthouse. on Monday. the goth,
first day OF court.
Jack Lowe, son OF our townsman
e.. ID. Lowe, has left New Orleans,
and In the future will make his home
In Fort Worth, Texas.
Hon. c. E. Hooker spent Sunday
IN our town He was also here at the
opening OF the court. lie has many
friends here who were glad to see him.
Miss Nora Klotz is at home on n
short visit this week. Shcis accompa-
MED by one OF her schoolmstes. We
arc glad TO see Miss Nora looking 50
well.
Only few more days Of good
weather, and the streets will bc In
frst-class condition. Marshal Butler
is dcvoting good deal of his time TO
them.
In trial before Justice Lowe, on
Monday, Mr.. j. S. Sexton ,as counsel,
admitted the moon was made out OF
green cheese. The question was rails
ed by Mr.. Conn, the opposing counsel.
The Methodist protractcd meeting
closed on Tuesday night. There
were twenty acccssions to the church,
and on Sunday the applicants were
received into full fellowship.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church received their new organ in
time for the meeting Of the Presbytery.
1t is O nice instrument, having good
finish and fine tone. The ladies de-
serve praise for their efforts.
Rev. Mr.. Bingham has resigned tho
pastorate OF the Brookhaven church
and has accepted call of the Wcsson
church. His time will be divided be-
tween that church and the IlazlehurSt
He will probably give Brookhaven
church the fifth Sundays in each
month
We are requested to say that the Ia
dies Aid Association OF the Baptist
church Will spread II dinner in the rear
rnn,n nf the hank ON Monday. the