Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-05-06
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proved some in health.
IL am daisy prohibitionist, but
don't convict my man.
DIR. O. ii. Spence, Of Utica, spept
q day or so in town recently.
Mrs. Neil has moved to the neigL-
borhood Of Brown. Wells.
II is reported that a Mr.. Hurt is 20
revive the Crystal Springs Meteor.
A marriage in town last Thursday
night. When will we have the next!
W. L. May, of the Wcsson Times,
paid us flying visit Monday evening.
+. T. Jacobs, OF the Utica neigh
borhood, was n visitor to llazlehurst
this week.
Both the court and grand jury adj
journcd on Thursday last until Nom
day morning.
:. W. Ashley. OF the eastern part
o; the county, was pleasant caller
at our office recently.
Or. Ma.ruder has been absent II
few DAYS this week, attending the
marriage Of one of his brothers.
In all respects the present grand
jury is business one. IL il COM
posed OF some OF our best men.
Capt. Ramsey filed his bond as may
or Monday night and entered upon
the discharge Of his duties.
Col. J. &. Rcdus and lady left last
week for another visit TO Texas. We
wish them pleasant time.
Some Of the witnesses from Wesson
last week footed it back home, there
being no train TO carry them.
The MAYORS and marshal's of
Beauregard, WcSson and Crystal
Springs attended this term of court.
We are indebted to the Baptist la-
dies for II treat TO tine dinner and
Strawberries and cream, on Tuesday.
T. Hcyman ( Co. have moved into
their new store. II l. neat building,
and the goods therein show off to fine
advantage.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
spread dinners in the bank building
again this week, and met with good
success.
Col. Il. T. Martin. Of Martinsville,
was mixing in with our people this
week. The weight of years bear light
ly on him.
During the frcshet last week, sew
eral bridges in the county were wash
ed away. None of the larger ones,
however.
The brick work on the Baas build
ing is complete, and it will not be
a great while before il is ready for &C.
cIpancy.
After visit OF two months in New
Orleans, Miss Olive Cook returned
home on Tuesday, to the qualification
OF her many friends.
A good many farmers here this
week report that their land was badly
wished by the recent floods, especial
" where it was freshly plowed.
Hall and Davenport, who are
charged US being the parties who COM
mitted the recent robbery in Lawrence
county last week, were brought to
this place and put in Jail.
IL seems that only two persons
were killed in the recent railroad acci-
dent near Brookhaven, the conductor
and fireman. The engineer and one
hand were seriously wounded.
We learn that up to date the ladies
OF the Baptist church have realized
over hundred dollars on their din
ners. We are glad of their success.
Complaint is made that bugs are
injuriug the bean vines. Gardens are
considerably behind what they usually
are at this time OF year.
A sociable was given last Friday
evening at the residence of Capt T.
j. Gillian. The delicaries and games
participated in were immensely enjoy
ed by all present
The Jas Corlsy we referred to some-
time since as having gotten under the
influence Of 'tangle leg was not
Mr.. Jas. Corley but a colored gen.
tleman who bears that name.
Mr.. Peter Hoopcrich and family (,
who have been sojourning for some
time in Mobile, have shaken the dust
OF that antiquated city from tnelr feet
and are once again upon their native
heath.
Rev. Mr.. Bingham attended the re-
yiyal meeting at Brookhaven last
week, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hoyt'
He reports that Is joined the Pres
byterian church, the Methodist
and 5 the Baptist. The me'ting was
interfcrrcd with the first part OF the
week by The rains.