Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

s~ms and none q the dry tough insipid
taees frcm Jsmaiea. TIE esstsm a
the oven IN which ths.s are bsk.d win
Dc covered with molss~s@ Great In
psovsmsu, 10 potssses and ~ their juIci.
ns~s and culinary value 10 pro@-
a-~d by Mra Greco and whils Mr.
Rufus ocos supplies the Chlcaso worlsls
Par With 'po~.0ms fron HE '-Po~su N
ranchs" Co owi creek. Mx 0r-sn will
furnish the sweet potatoes and the
Northwest wlll learn somsshlas u the
lasuriss a the South.
Il G. wiilismsoa. druggist. sssr ~.
bats and frontiag the railway station.
ON srhiess Moedsy Q magnificent GO
sortmsus a pure and fresh drugs and
ell the incidsnts and soods u such an
ssta6lishmsal He has the best tooth
brushes Cor tAs school girls end their
parent. aud pssfansry ct lO~sst prices.
and bis mstsria medica are p0re~s aud
beet Asa sny Doctor Who has seen and
used them. A prsscrsptsoa hlled st
wiIlisms0ns gill surely do lIs appointed
work.
Mr. VIM. Wade Who hves . mils West
u the tomb % ''old uallstln.- built his
house. and Il 70 szsslsnt and oS~sly, on
stll,s that he may stors phdsr Il his
many cottsn bals@ lie sss~ 10 slssp
upon them and q not Singular IN this
since Mr. Starr snd other cotton buyers
are always brooding over thsm and
somsn and armsss have made breast
works q ch~m. u smsssa ire.
lers who pas.sd Mr.. wsds's SUNDAY 10
bshold 90 cotton balss beneath the
stately mansion.
Nj X N whkinsoa AAd vile Who
HAYES pretty Farm near Hops~ell Church
10 making ~ bale. % cotton this year On
. place that never. tnl they o~ned L.
produced more than three 90 four bale.
Enough psgs and ehiok.as and ssss aud
duekhngs produced % support
the plscs and keep even, very B~ar
~ are pFoaucts u Mrv wnkinsoa IN
dastry and art. Intensive farming add
intensive duck and chicken turkey pro
ductaOu arr conducted IN alssoluts pr
fscs10n ., the WiIkinsou taruL
p J. Young ~as the nrs, intensive
farmer, . correspondent tells Ne. IN the
county lie produced in lssl . OF Eve
acres tss bushels a core, OF o. bushels
each acre In lss2 he rais>d ll2 bushels
cora on one acre In Isl Jno W
Mathis raised " bushels and g pound.
ca ous ACRE and a15 pounds q -~ed cO,
too Oh On acre lie has kept u up ever
since Mr. Maths has made On 4 acres
tha lad crop year $40 pounds lint oo,
ton E'er Gcrs lie proEoses 20 keep u up
tsll lac sSts lj0 busAsls a corr and :
tales u cotton en- acre Thess facts
are rccitsd BY one a my ns,ghbors tho
kegs memoranda - the daily happsB
iRgs IN his hsighhoFbood
In the old graveyard sbandoned -
msn and well cared Cor BY trcss and
btrds and brightest blossoms u simmer
time. hard-6y the abandoned capital %
tbs oounty, are entoub~d many remark
able men tall pillar u marble dssig
mates the last resting place a an old
Iiugu~not plCneef frrm south Carolina
o. tleufs1a He name was Rsmhert
lie settled in this couniy when the rcd
men we're - only Inhabitants. ln any
Great very fsw whites preceded him. and
whsn he grsw Dad ana was rich aud Own.
sr q many slaves, he used 20 t-Ii that
When be hrvt came 10 this county he
slept year habituslly on q rawhiAs. u
is a cur,Dus fact that there is hardly a
ve@t,ge left - the old capital - Cspiah.
It. tWo tanks and splendid court hoass
with DOre Columns and grand hall a
justice are 20 more Here Prebtis- and
fo1ts and hcNutt and 0uion and v har
ton and Al = ~pme~hAt later perlod. Al
bert Gallstih Brown and biz brother,
csTtainly the wiser a the two. aud that
ma@t extraordinary man - them all
Judge Wylie y Harris. who still lives.
haze illustrated Towers a sloqusnce IN
surpassed 81 any E@riod Or by any men
that have hgurcd IN American history
II u = gr~a, pity that When Hazlehurst
bsoau's the capital u the county. a. Il
noe prOPr~ss % beooms tho capital %
the state, that the majestic old Court
iiouse had not heen moved on uheels 10
s,,'D~ oentrsl point within the confines
II HaKlehurst