Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
WEssoN ITEMS.

SHWNls hSNNhb ~ bs""'b hN
next Saturday.
w. W. Dsmpcer has been on til,
sick list ,his week.
Nr. JEFF Damrc"r is 20 be con
cra.ulsied ON bang the happy fathe
Of = luc-,ookins sou.
Mr.. Wommack has sold out his in
i-rest IN the mill, and half the houS
to Mr., Jud Ellzy.
| Dr. Rca sad family spent las, "a,
urlay aud Sunday with his mother
in the country.
There is some effort being made Il
secure the gin factory for Wesson, il
it i moved from Am,lc.
Mrs. z. b. Wimberly gave a mite
meeting for the benefit Of the parson-
age, last Monday night. These meet
I ings are quite ENJOYABLE affairs.
Miss Lille Tlallam is expected
home Thursday. Cur Young men
will be delighted to see her, Lu. some
oi ,hcm think /, il cyerlaslingly too
le'c.
Don't en,ion i, TO any one, hut
ve rcslly heard talL Of . social gath.
cring pmoug the young folks Of Te.-
SON. They actually speak oi hayinq
q party.
M-srs Dr,re. s'ringcr AMI Sic
ycrS, will on next Frida, night, at
The .rra Hall, give bsll Tor tie
ncucn. az ,ho-e who vi IA To trip ;hc
li-h, fantastic toe.
NAmrD -Cargsray- Noore.-At
he residences otthc brides mother, in
Wcs,ou, March 18th, Mr. - X. Car.
ravsy, orFrauhIiu county, TO Miss
Emma u. Moore, Of Wcsson; Rev,
Il. + Jones, officiating.
Lightning may NJ; strike twice in
the same place, hu, the wind ios4'
Last Friday severe wind pa-s"l
Over Monticello, blowing down the
blacksmith SHOP belonging 10 "r.
King, and umb'ins !hc fence. hel.er
-kel;,r.
~, las. ycks- has purchased lie
Dock NAY property ". prc,umc
rha: thi, ,,,O,, air. Mckay in We,.
SON. We ar' glad 10 scc such man
wil.in. 10 iayp.: their monyy AMI ~.
-, ia building zap oar town.
The ,,ocI,holdcr, Of the Mis.i,,ip-
pi Ii!l4 held sIncoting last saturday,
in which all she Interested rayiic,
were present. The business of Tie
mills proved to be in a most salts
factory condition. They aye over.
sold in nearly al their goods. though
t.,y ar, wD'...o. :, ,a,i, full capac..
". They s.sc;,IJ. =. Richardson,
prrs.l,a..
l.coS uut Or VIII l.. saith Com.
l'na.,on sArs u Swi,, Den.rius-rr
Comic Coay,-' ,at lIuup,y Dump;y,
Sc; Sc..ons Hall, saturday night,
Ap Il 10Th. This vii. brSa regular
t,,,iyl, II ia,rimen;. Every 49,,
a." aad feature viii e, entirely new.
\ Splendid silver c,'ac. bAal, street
parade, suir;'y moral, bu, awful iup-
rs. THIS viii probably cllsc the
SESSION "a, ,hi, popular place Of Ell
,csls'umen
Wc.son possesses u few leather.
headed LoodiGm. that the town could
VEL aifori TO 20, rid OF. We refer
to those engaged in the dis-racefGl
prscc,d.ng, ~ shooting OF their pis-
iols ia Ike corporation, cutting the
mayors aud others vell.ropc., moy-
INK signs, tumhlipg over out .houscs.
lAe.e gents commence these dcpre-
ds,jon, just ai,yr getting glass Of
c;der-s little later they smoke \
cabbage leaf cigar, which increases,
to some extent, the intoxica,i0n of
thS cider; later still, they club in and
yet "a 2act bottle 81 ginger, which,
they imsgine, makes them hilarious
Is lyuak. Then 10 VIXEN they pre-.
sumo themselves 10 he wild and
woo'y and hard 20 curry;" a general
terror to even the lion heated. If
our town authorities could only get
the names Of the youngsters, they
would make it quite warm for them.
- s------a
Tie pablo schools of the town
closed Friday. On Monday several
private schools opened, and will run
three months. VI. c. McGec and
Miss Mary Norman will teach at tine
white public school building and
Mrs slackman at the colorcd school
building. We also learn that Mi.css
Sadie Burditt and Sallie Johnson
have each opened a school.