Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-18
AROUND rown ooTs.


college at Brookhaven.
DIR. o. II. Spence, Of Ctic"' was I"
visitor to our town Oh Tuesday
Mr.. G.. A Newton. Of Crystal
Springs, came to see Us Saturday.
The genial Mr.. Mongum. OF We'-
son. was up TO see US Thur.day.
Miss Lula Audius, " this city, ia
visiting friends at Auding station.
Oar MAYOR went down Saturday
TO dispense justice at hcanr'eard'
II. G. Conn aud J. : sexton were
In Jackson. Monday, attending SUI
prcmc court.
Mr. McLsuria, rising yonng low
YER Of Port Gib.oa, was in the cit!
lat Thursday.
Quite an excitement WAS created
ncarthc mayors office Monday after
noon, by 4 little is,icufI.
J. :. sexton is having 'omc changes
made on hi. residence, aud when CON-
plO,ed. will be very Handsome.
The Young FOLKS had better hunt
their best costumes, ior We hear "t :
ball snl . reception, ;ohc given in 4
few day.
Mr.. wecm.. pgrsidiu: cider OF thi'
district, wa, in Town THE vocS. We
were glal ,o s,c him IooSins in s"th
good health,
W. learn that as soon rs K'S,s's
new store is completed i, vii! be
dedicated with grand ball. Fall
particulars later Oh.
The men who were indicted before
the L. :. Cour; Tor selling wlisA'!
without revenue stamps, were all re-
leased on a nominal line.
A. II. Martin, ot NarilnS,illr; ;.
F. Cranberry, Of Bowcrton; and
Rev VIZ. Wcrms, presiding elder
were pleasant callers recently.
Tho Cha;aquans will give a con-
Ger, a, Fa,cr HALL Thursday night,
the Is;h. Everyday shout! - 20
hear these famous singers.
Me..r>. X. {. and /. y. Douglas,
from III, southwestern portion oith'
county. were in town Monday ON
business, ana dil ~, fail 20 give us
acall.
The stocS law is hcin. slrcnnouiy
rcita;cd. The hilI now before ,hc
legislature seems to meet with bat
little f.yor aud will probably be
rejected.
The Clifford Dramatic Troupe
played here two nights to small
houses. They asked 10 courtesicS
from the press nor gave amy. The
press still survives.
B.F. Cranberry, OF the Bower
ton nrighborhood, WAS in town re
Gently. Although nearly sixty.tivc
years Of agc, he is sound and ro'
bust and as lively as y young man.
Rev. j. Jasper Green In. return.
eel from Stecu's Creek, Rankin
county, and his poStoiIice IL at
Higdon. We are under the i'm.
preston he told Us lie Noald preach
this year Ut Utica.
We publish elsewhere the local
ontiou bill introduced hy Mr.. DoddS
in the senate. We will not under
take to discuss its merits or dc.
merits, hut our columns are open
for communication on tie subject.
We are informed that G, u.
Bankston will remove lis jewelry
establishment To the building now
occupied 10y +. VI. Rrjding & Co.
and the poStoilicc. The two latter
will occupy the building just com
plet, d by \. MangOld.
We direct your attention TO the
advertisement Of Stems Fertilizer,
20 be found in another place. IL has
been tried lay our farmers for several
years, ana has given satisfaction to
oil who used il. The State Chemist
at Staskvillc prououncesit the best
he has ever aualyzcd.
Mr.. &. w. Rullcdge, who lives
"a few miles northeast, informs us
that he had TO replant his oats, the
entire crop being killed by tue re-
cent cold weather. We hear this is
the case in many parts of the conu-
", a thing unusual here; III iact'
we don't reSiembcr of the oats hav'
ing ever been killed before.
Hor. Geo. :. Dodds has been APP
pointed member Of the Senate
Judiciary Committee to fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of Senator
Ner,ncr This is the most impor-
tant committee Of that body, and
the selection Of Mr.. Dodds was n
Just compliment to lis eminent abili'
ties.
We were In receipt Of cards to the
marriage OF Mr. ID. G.. McNillin and
Miss Minnie Newman in Crystal
Springs, Tuesday, and regret our in-
ability TO attend. May their life, &c.
saw two clouds at early morn,
Hinged with the rising sun;
Rut ere the day had passed away.