Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-06-10
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Pink tea i not soda water with ily
in il.
Picuics have been very scattering
hi, season.
Bill Aiken has come home To rusti-
ate II little.
Peachc. are being shipped very rap
idly from thi, place.
Mi-> Willie Hart came home last
Friday aud spent several day.
There wa preaching ut Damascus
SUNDAY, b, Rev. Il. II Parser.
Nj, Ecu,al Wheeler Ia, returned
hom, from Tire Columbus Institute.
'rle NINA : company talk OF giving
q dramatic entertainment at an early
date.
Did YOU ever try amy pink tea? II
not 90 around To- morrow might and
~ il.
Mr.. VI. y. Burnley ana child have
been on II visit to New Orleans this
week.
Mi,, sue Martin. Of Brookhavcn,
was II visitor to the family oi Mr..
lIar, hast wNck.
Mr.. W. Il. smith, OF CRYSTAL
springs. was in orr town Monday,
tun,acting business.
ur. T.. NJ. Stackhou,c, of the
ry,tal spring Vidctt-. W., Il vi,i-
err To- our burg recently.
Uur Home and fummattcr reached
d, rather late. and We are forced To
leave them ont until next week.
MIR. e.. l.. CRANBERRY aud wife. OF
Western Copiah, spout u few day, in
town recently, visiting relatives.
Dr. j. II Magrudcr will leave
Mrmla, night To attend the dental
association aud will bc absent all the
week.
We are requested to announce that
;hcrrovidcncc Camp Meeting will COM
mcncc July .2ud, and continue liv"
or -iv day.
Mr.. &. I. Allen. has one ni the best
soda fountains in town, and not only
that. the hes, soda water: We speak
floih experience.
The ladic, Of the WESLEYAN society
will give suinl tea on Friday night.
June 10th. The citizens oi our sister
t.wn, are cordially invited to attend.
VIVA, i, Pink Tea: The Wesley
ans will br pleased To furnish the de-
tired information ut tie Opera House
Trida, night. Comcand sec for Your
,r'i.
SIR. Middleton Bea>lrv, Of the Sal
ter precinct, WI, in town MonIay AMI
report, hi, crop in good condition.
He Gui,hcd "laymg 10y" his corn
this week.
We had the pleasure a. call thi,
week from VI. Tho>. II. Arnold.
representing the Red Star Shoe store
Of New Orleans. We found him To- be-
pleasant ani agreeable gentleman,
and full OF business.
Mr.. Tom Perkins. one of Brock
Ravens mos, charming Young men
was in our cIty SUNDAY. lie couldnot
have came up To attend To business ON
that day. Wonder which one Of our
hruncttc> hr'~ after!
We have surrendered most of "ur
space this week to communications,
mostly ON the whisky question. Our
colum, are open to MI but the wri-
ter, name must be- signed 10 the NJ
ticlr.. and they mu.t be free from
personalities and abusive language
Rev. W. W. DcHart. filled hi-rcg-
ular monthly appointment here sun
day. and delivered an excellent sermon.
Mis-, Mamie Robertson, the accom-
pli>hcd daughter OF Mr.. W. VI. Rob-
crt,on. our popular hotel proprietor
furnished the Instrumental muN!c.
This was the first time Miss Robert
son ever attempted to render the
chants in the public but she acquitted
herself with great skill and credit to
her musical talent.
On Tuesday morning about four
o'clock. the residence of T.. Is. wheel
or occupied by b. +. Bank-tOn. was
burned. Bankston lost all of his dim
in. room aud Kitchen furniture. pro-
visions. and most of the family cloth
inc. Some of the furniture and bed
din. was saved. we learn the build
ing wa, insured for 800, not enough
To cover the loss. 10 il not known
low the fire originated. as ii caught
in the kitchen, rhcrc no fire had been
since dinner time OIL Monday.
We desire To state in the outset OF
the prohibition canvass in this county
that this paper cannot he used to vent
the spleen of any indiyidualagainst an-
other. We do not propose to muzzle
discussion of the subject and cannot
say inadvancc what our action will be
in reference To any communication that
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