The weekly Copiahan. [volume], July 13, 1878, Image 4

About The weekly Copiahan. [volume] (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1876-1885

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®,he WwSJg fopiatoro
Saturday, .. July. 13, 1878.
rhiraso M l.oiii* mid \riv Or
leans Itail Koail
Trains ducat llazlclntist as fol
lows:
North.
Mail.—No. 1 11:54 r. M,
Mixku.-No. 3. 4:10 r. 31.
Freight,—No 5. 12:42 p. si
“ No. 7. 6:32 P. 31.
SOUTH.
Mail.—No. 2. 2:10 A. 3i.
Mixed.-No. 4. 10:9 A. m.
Freight.—No. 6. 1:46 p. 31.
“ No, 8. 8:05 A, 31.
City Hotel,
MUMFOUD A WATSON, PROPK1KTORS.
This famous llotol, coiner of Common
and CampBtreets. New Orleans,having been*
recently refurnished and refitted through
out, the proprietors will use every eudeavo
to render satisfaction to all who patronize
them, having had considerable experience.
X—28.
NELSON HOUSE,
Jackson,.Miss.
This house is located at the Railroad De
jiot. is well furnished and gives the best ot
fare and unexceptionable attention. A
share of the public patronage is solicited.
JOHN NELSON. Proprietor.
Brook J iavei i
Foundry and Machine Shop?
,T. A. HOSKINS, Proprietor.
Machinery made and repaired.
Steam Engines, Saw Mills, etc.,
built to order. All kind of Casting
of brass or iron. Work of every
discripUoti done in good style and
as low as any foundry.
Brookhavcn, Oct. 27, '77-10
'-'HAS. II. SnrKN'CK, TONY ITCICH
SCH EX UK & FUCICH,
DEALERS IN
OfSTERS. FRUIT. FJSII ICE, ETC..
Calliope Street,
(Opposite Jackson Railroad Depot.)
, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
P. O. Lock Box 251.
Solicit Consignments of all kinds o
^'rui* mylS-tl
Vicksburg llcrnld.
Daily and Weekly.
The Vicksburg Herald, now in the 15th
year of its publication, has established it
self in the esteem and confidence of the
people, by tl^e plain and fearless manner
in which it deals with all public questions,
editorially; 'ts success and enterprise in
gathering a great variety and extent of
news by special telegraphic correspond
ence outside of the full reports of the As
sociated Press; by the attention which it
gives to the material needs and the devel
opments of the natural resources of the
■state, and by its manifest determination to
held no second place in the ranks of South
ern journalism.
Unqualifiedly Democratic in Politics.'
TERMS—DAILY.
1 year in advance,included postage, $10 00
0 months, •“ “ *• 5 30
1 month, “ *• “ 1 00
WKKKI.Y.
I year, in advance, included postage, $2 15
fi months, .. .. .. j <0
rtATIS & WARRELL,
IIAZLEH ERST, MISSISSIPPI
DEALERS IN
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While Lead. Paints, Oils. Dye Sniff, Var
n' h and Window Gins; Also, Perfumery,
E ncy and Toilet articles. Pure Wines
• . 1 Liquors for medical uses, Trusses, Sup |
!«.u ters. Braces and Surgical Instruments,
E uff, Tobacco and Cigars. Garden Seed,
limps and Chimneys, Rooks, Stationery,
1 all articles kept in a Drug Store, ab
" - vs on hand. Also agents tor Solomon &
< ■ "s Brazillian and Scotch Pebble Specta
«• es, and the White Wire clothe line,
'ledicines warianted.gennine and of the
it quality. Customers will lind our stock
•• ■ nplete, comprising many articles impos
:,t'o to enumerate here, and all sold at
lerate prices. Physicians'prescriptions
• lully compounded day or night.
■J.inuary G, IS71
PEESCEIPTTOT FEEEi
i >r the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness, l.ost
Nfrmhoou mid all disorders .brought on by ijidis
< u'tiou or excess. Any "iiruir^fst has the imrffs
• ‘*nts. Addrmi*, I>i*. W. .1 IIS A C O.,
(.10 !l'efct Sixth Street, Cincinnati, O. !
Cl Watch*** M to *7. Revolver*_
f*,£.50* Over loo latest Novelties
. .<dS Ag'ui wauled. So.SupplyCo.Nasnville.Tcuu ^
_
Ayer’s
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing I
which is at j
once agree
able, healthy,
and effectual
for preserv
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
hair is soon
restored to its \
original color, with the gloss and
freshness of youth. Thin hair is
t hickened, falling hair checked, and
baldness often, though not always,
t tred by its use. Nothing can re
; "ore the hair where the follicles are
i.ostroyed, or the glands atrophied ,
and decayed. But such as remain
i an be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of fouling the
hair with a pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off,
and consequently prevent baldness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara
tions dangerous and injurious to
the.hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not liana it. If wanted merely
for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desir
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cam
bric, and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving it a rich glossy lustre and a
gratefhl perfume.
PREPARED BY
\
Or. 1. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemist*.
•OLD BT ALL DHUCHJISTS EVKRYWHEBB.
OatisA: Warrell, Agents, Ilazle
kurst Mississippi. j
Professional itirectory.
I.. O. 11IUIIKWKI.!,. GKO. S. DODOS,
BRIDEWELL & DODDS,
Attorneys at law. Hazlehurst, and Beau
regard. Copiah county, Mississippi. Hav
ing associated in the practice of Jaw, we
otter our services to litigants in this and 1
adjoining counties. Will practice in ail
the courts. Speciil attention given to
Justices <>f (lie Peace courts in any part of
Copiah county. Favors of friends solid- :
ted. Letters addressed either to Hazle- |
hurst or Beauregard, will receive prompt !
attention. Consultations at either place.j
II. B. 31 AYES, Jit.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ihizleburst,..Mississippi.-!
Prompt attention given to any business!
entrusted to him in Copiah, or adjoining :
counties, and the courts at Jackson.
CM AS. A. HAMILTON,
Attorney at law. Beauregard, Miss. Will ;
attend promptly to all business entrusted
to him in Copiah and adjoining counties
A N Dll EW .1. HODGES,
County Treasurer, w ill be in Hazlehurst,
on Friday mid Saturday of each week.
A. G BROWN & J A BROWN,
Tkrkv. Miss. Jacksox, Miss.
Attorneys at Jane,
Address A. G. & J. A Brown, at either
Jaekson or Terry, Miss.
Dec 3, 1870, nlo ly—pd
\\ B. BINGIIAM,
Superintendent of Edu ation,
Hazleh itrst.Mississippi.
Hereafter I will a tend to the duties of
my office on Saturday of each week. Office
in the Court House. May C. 187(1.
II. C. CONN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hazle hurst,.x-M.Miss.
Office up stairs in Cook building
TIM, E. COOPER,
ATTViXEF A T LAW,
Flazlehurst,. Mississippi.
J R GROOME,
Mayor and Justice of the Peace. Ilazle
hurst, Miss, w ill hold court on the 1th Wed
nesday in each month, at his office on Croo
ker street, honting the court house; will
keep on hand blanks ol all kinds, also rev
enue stamps. Pec 13. 73
WM M. IIAI.KT.W. A. STO.NK,
HALEY * STONE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ho.zlchurst, rl/t.SS.
Practice their profession in Copiah and j
adjoining counties. Feb 1,’73
u kauris. a x miu.sit
HARRIS * MILLER
Attorneys at Law,
Razlehurst,..Mississippi
Practice their profession in Copiah and
adjoining counties.United States courts.and
Supreme court at Jackson, Mississippi. 7-51
BENJ. KING, ji„
Atfy-at-Late it Solicitor in Chancery,
Beauregard,.xi-33.Mississippi.
H B. MAYES,
Attorney and Oounsellorat Law, and Soliei
tot in chancery,iluzlehiti.st,Miss. Attentiougiv
eu to business in the Courts of Copiah and ad«
joining counties,and in thecourtsat Jackson,
URIAH MILLSAP3.
Attorney At Late and Solicitor in
Chancery, Ilazlehurst, Miss.
Will practice in Copiah and adjoining
counties and in the courts at Jackson, xi-40
S. J, MOIIEIIEAD,
Attorney At Law,
ilazlehurst, . Mississippi
S. I). RAMSEY,
A tt or net/ -at- La tc,
Hazlelmrst,. Miss
W. M. Haley,
Justice of the Pease. District No. One.
Jlazlehnrst,.Miss ,
Will hold court in the Court-House, on
the 3d Tuesday in each month. Office on
Crook*r street, fronting the Court House.
xii-23
M. D. VAAC'E,
Ma’ or and ex-Oflicio J. 1’.. Oxford, Mis5..
Will do a General Or Meeting and Agencv
Business, liefer to the attorneys and busi
ness me of Oxford.
Dll A, II PITTS,
Gnllman.Mississippi
.Respectlully tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Gnllman and the
surrounding country. Aug. 7.'75.
DR D. M GRIFFiNG,
Respectlully tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Ilazlehurst and vi
cinity ; he mav be found in the office of W
M. Haley, fronting the Court House, from
8 o'clock a. in. to G p. in. Jan. 13, '74.
H. BURNLEY, M D.,
H\vix<i permanently located in Hazle
hurst. offers his professional fervices to the
public.
Office at E. O. Williamson's drug store.
DR. J. A HULL,
lb ving located at Ibizlebursi, tenders his pro
Fessi nail services to the citizens of the place and
uiiT'mnding countrv.
DR C E. OATI3,
Ilazleh nrst,..Mississippi.
Tenders tiis professional services to the
public. Office at the drug store of Messrs
Datis &, Warrell. xi-22
A. F BUCKLEY. M D.
Ha zlehurst.Mississippi.
Office at the Drug store of (hitching &
Ainsworth, west side Railroad Avenue. °
II. II. Catching, i>. I> s.
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Haztehurnt,.Mins.
Prices low tor kihst-upass Dentistry. 12-20
W. II. VVeathersliy,
DENTAL SURGEON.
JKAiRKUAiin.Mississippi. '
Will plattice Dentistry in all its branch- ,
•s. All work guaranteed and executed in
lie neatest and cheapest manner. Will vis
t calls in the country. Persons aildresing
ne professionally will please state the niT 1
are of the work to be done. x'ri-20 j
Established in i84i
H. E. SIZER,
S 3
Jackson.Mississippi.
Dealer and manufacturer ot Light Carri
ages, Top ami No Top Buggies, One. Two,
Three and Four horse Wagons. Saddlery,
Harness.Furniture—Bedsteads. Wardrobes.
Bureaus. Chairs, etc.. Bihy Gigs, Hobby
Horses. Field Seeds of all kinds, Hardware,
Hubs. Spokes, Fellows,Collars, flames.Tra
ces. Whips. Springs. Uorse-Sboes. Jlurae
Slioe Nails, Gin Band. Belting and all kinds
of Packing. Shoe and Bool Leather. Slab.
Bar. 11ml and Tire Iron. Cast Steel Mill
Picks, Thimble Skeins,Cast and Steel Plows 1
Scrap, i s. Sweeps Hoe.. Wrenched. Beaver
Traps, etc. Full stock always on hand.— \
Prices low lo suit times. 12-20 ^
i
Cfr%ital Springs Directory, i
B. Y. Patton,
Crystal 'Springs, - - Miss.
Dealer in dry goods, groceries,
plantation supplies, etc. Patron
age of tfie citizens of Copiah and
adjoining counties solicited.
April 27, 1878-30
It. T. Rhymes,
Crystal Springs, ... Mississippi.
llealers in General Merchandise. Keep con- !
slantly on hand dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, Ac. Kumily
and plantation supplies, and everything in the
line of a general mercantile business. Would
respectfully announce to the public thut they
are selling at bottom prices fur Cash. They
defy competition. Call aud see them. No
barge for show ing goods. xiii-28
O. Osinuss..RD Osni'BN
0. OSBtJRN & SON,
DKAI.KKSIN
General Merck andisc,
Crystal Springs,.Mississippi.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Plant
ation Supplies.
April 24, 1875.
It. B. Mims, J. A. Mims.
R- B Mims 6l Co.,
GENERAL M EIICHANTS,
Crystal Springs,_xii 24... .Miss.
Wiley Jones,
Crystal Springs,.Mississippi,
Solicits 01 ders for Monuments, Tombs.
Headstones, and Ornamental Marble;
competition in pricts, and quality! of
work defied ; can put up work from 25 to
50 per cent, less than ever was put up.
and of the very best Italian Marble.
33
F. 1.. FUI.U1IAM. M. D,-.It. K. JOVKS. M. II,
Fnlgham 4* Jones,
Physicians and Druggists,
Crystal Springs.Mississippi,
DEALERS IN n
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Patent
Medicines, Perfumery. Toilet articles, M
pure wines and liquors for medicinal pur
poses, etc. Physicians’ prescription cate
lully prepared at all nonrs. x—20
Gr. H. APPEL,
DEALER IN
Genera l 31 hr eh undine,
Crystal Syringe, Jliss.
Keeps constantly on hand a gen
eral assortment of DRY GOODS,
PRINTS.
JEANS, LAWNS.
CAMBRICS. SATINETS
OR G A N DI US, C A SSIM ER ES.
SHI R’J'INGS. TRIM MINGS
TICKINGS. DELAINES,
DENIMS. SILKS.
BOOTS, SHOES.
CROCKERY,
CONFECTION FRIES A N D FANCY GOODS
Plantation Supplies, Furniture,
&c., &c.
In short, everything needed by
the Farmer, or Housekeeper, and
ou terms to suit the times
Highest price paid for Cotton in
Goods or Cash
G. II. APPEL.
Sept 14 1872
S. BERKSG2V& BROTHER,
CRYSTAL STRINGS, MISS.,
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Clouds
Clothing, Boots,
Shoos. Hats.
Caps. Bo-nets,
Hardware,
Saddlery, Groeerits
(’rockery. Guns.
Pistols. Watches,
ETC.. ETC.. ETC.
Thanking their friends lor past
favors they solicit a continuance
of the same. oct28
Coleman House.
Crystal springs.Mississippi.
MRS. I.. REASON, Proprietor,
'flic above House lias oeen tefit
ted to a first class Hotel : lias spa«
clous, well ventilated looms, mid
central location. Every attention
paid to Guests. The table will he
lurnished with tlie best the market
affords. Board by the day, week
or month. Charges to suit the
times. july 6 1878 -46.
May House.
Crystal Springs, Miss.
MRS. N. JOHNSON, Proprietress.
This Hotel is situated near the Depot,
west side, and convenient to the business
portion of town..
Commercial Travelers will find it to their
interest to stop at this House.
Meals at all Horns. Terms reasonari.e.
A. J. BETTINWORTII,
Saddle and Harness 31 alar.
Crystal Springs...Miss.
Keeps on hand at all times a varied :\s
■ortment of Saddles. Bridles, Harness and
ill kinds ol goods in his line, and will do
iny repairing connected with his business,
tiieap for cash or country produce Shop
text door to Celeman House.
Mattresses mads and repaired in
lie very latest style, and chvap.—Apl 24.
Bias Guevara,
Beauregard,..Mississippi.
MANUFACTURER OF
lexicon Saddle Trees, Saddles, Harness,
te. Call and see samples of his workraan
h'n Patronage solicited.
LYNCH & CO,
Beauregard and Wesson,_Miss
Manufacturers of Tin, Copper, &
■Iheetiron of every description—
House Guttering and Piping, Hoot
ing and Vallying, Cooking and
Heating Stoves. Stove trimings
always on hand.
Small favors thankfully received
and large ones in proportion.
EF“Terms Cash.-®*
Oct, 23.1875
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flPMSMi Aand Morphine habit.eared, j
M SUBS
19 ^ send stamp f<«r book on
9Ma to W. a. Squire.
MftpPS w 3 WorttnugUn, Greene Co.. lud. I
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Hashhumt Directory.
M FAI.KR. A. MANOOLI*
M. Faler & Co.,
DKALKR8 IN
CIIIOOBRIES, DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
IJazlehcrst,.Miss.j
Agents for
PHELPS A PARKER WAOOX WORKS,
And 117tetter <f- Wilson
S E W I X G M A C III N E S.
12-31
Mrs. S. J Linfield,
Having returned to IIazlehurst,de
sires to inform the Ladies that she
resumes her business at her old
stand, where she has ample laeili
ties for procuring latest millinery,
and style, and work, in dress-mak
ing, and Huttericks paterns.
Ilazlchurst. Jan,<), 1818-21.
French millinery.
SHUN i AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
My selection embraces everything new
and desirable, ir. Dress and Shade Hats.
Bonnets, Ribbons. Flowers, Ornaments.
Ties, Gloves, Rucking, Corsets, Buttons,
Hamberg Trimmings. &c.. *c.
Mv familiarity with the business, ob
tained by several years experience, ena
bles mo to purchase all goods Irom first
hands; hence I am offering my stock at
prices to suit the times.
Ladies politely invited to call.
Post Osskjk Kcn.mxo.
MRS, E. A. PATCHINGS.
Hazlehurst. Miss,, March 23. 1878-31,
XKIillsaps & Bros,
Hazlehurst, .... Mississippi,
IIKAI.KR IX
St pie Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware.
Boots, Shoes. Hats, and Plantation
Supplies
Will sell cheap lor cash. jantSO. 75
ALBERT MOORE’S
NOTION STOKE, AND NEWS
DEPOT,
_ South side Estelle street.
Hazlehurst, .... Mississippi.
MRS. S. WTfKERT.
Estelle street,.Hazlehurst,
Dealer in staple and fancy dry
goods, family groceries and plan!a
turn supplies, (’all and sec my
goods—I will sell cheaper tlum the
cheapest. march 27, 75.
MORRISON & BRO,
Carpenters and liuilders,
Hazlehursl,.Mississippi,
Patronage solicited; shopon (iroene
sD'eet. ■ Oct 17,1874.
ruiaj. T. D. AIrn,
Fash ion a hie , Ta ilor,
Hazlehurst, . Miss.
Has removed his office to (lie Hits bnild
ng. east side Railroad uver.ue. Patronage
solicited. March 7. 74. e
D. H. HAWKS,
CA1JINEI AlAKER
Hazlehurst, .... JIi.ssi.\sij>j)i.
Residence and shop near the Rea
body school building, Welch street,
where lie will no all kinds of repair
ing ol Furniture, hoiise-painting.pa
per-humring, etc, cheaper than the
cheapest. Givs me a call. xi 20
F. FITZTtlb'Al,
BOOT AM) SHOE MAKER.
South Sid* Eslfllw Street, )
lhizlelMist..INI isxixxippi
ORDERS SOLICITED, and promptly at
tended to Satisfaction guaranteed.
March 20th, 1X73.
• firs. 8. .ft. jPrire,
FASHION AI5LE Ml ESSMAKj NO,
Most respectfully solicits a share of the
patronage ot the ladies of llnzlehurst and
vicinity. Uti
8.
Saddle it Harness Maher.
11 A/.1.E1IITRST. Mjjj'
Respectfully solicits the pntro ige of Mi*
people ot Copiah and adjoining i unties.—
All orders in his li::a filled prim tly, and
•it prices corresponding with the tunes. Kn
courage tiome workmen Jan I'd. '72
Meek’s Livery Stable,
aLy\
snx
Corner Green and Crokor streets,
Hazlehnrst, Miss.,
V1T K W 11.1,1 ii i'll is h conveyance to any par
IT of the country. Horses, Buggies, and
Hacks, with or without tops, always on
hand.
11. & T. J. Penn,
MANUFACTURERS AND REPAIRERS
Of Buggies, Wagons anil Ploies,
Joiexkie os Grkkxk and Ckokkie Streets
I/ A ZBKll UhST. MISS..
KEEP constantly on hand a good stock
j|' the different sizes and varieties of Iron
n'd Wood best suited to farm and ptanta
■ ion work, are well prepared to make any
,hing in their line.
Orders respectfully solicited. Teirnsrea
looable. All work warranted.
RURIAL CASKETS,
COFFINS of all kinds, and everyth!
pertaining to the Undertakens Busine
ilways on hand. X-19
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COUNTY AUCTION ERR,
Ilazlehurst.Miss.
Having been appointed Auctioneer by
die Board of Supervisors of Copiah county,
i hereby caution all persons against selling
property at auction without first communi
cating with me. as I intend to enforce the
law for my own protection. See Revised
Code of 1871, Sectior.s 1732 and ’33 page
HSU . A. ,f. WELCH.
Nov. 25, 7G-12-14 County Auctioneer.
JAS. SINCLAIR.
Fashionable barber,
Railroad Avenue, West Side,
Ila/leluirst, Miss.,
All work in his line done in the
Ue3t style, and at reasonable rates
Subscribe for (be Copiukan.
Now is the time.
I
R W.MILLS A PS’
>. ! '
[Successor to Birdsong,Horne & Brittain.]
GREAT PLANTATION SUPPLY STORE,
KKKfS ON HAND
BACON, FLO rtf, SUGAR, COFFEE, PLOWS, SWEEPS, COTTON
SCRAPERS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE,
BATS, CAPS, MOLASSES, CLOTH
ING, DRV GOODS,
And all kinds of PLA STATION Si PPL! ES,
> . •
Adraucinp to Planters is our specialfi/.
Where they have a little rash to spend through the sii inner, we
*
will sell to them at about cost, to keep their credit account down as
small as possible,
COME ONE, COME ALL,
RO TH GREA T A NO SMA LL !
HV hup for cash, sell loir and keep correct accounts.
The friends of Birdsong, Brittain and Redding, will still find them
on hand at the old stand,ready to wait on their old customers,
Hnsdehurst, Mississippi, March 23, ISIS 31.
S. G. MARSHALL. J W. Me MASTER.!
HARSIVALL X lIciTlASTIlK.
Hazlehurst,...Mississippi
DEALERS nr
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CLOTHING, HATS,
HOOTS, SHOES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
Haring purchased our goods at close figures, ire are ena
bled and arc determined not to be undersold, for Till?
CASH, bg ang merchant in Hazlehurst. (lire us a trial
and be conduced that ire practice what ire preach. Two
doors below S. T. lingers. June 1, 1878-27
K. C, WILLIAMSON.
Hazleh urst,.M ississippi.
DEALER IX
PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Brushes
and Perfumery,
TAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE-STI FFS,
And everything usually found in a well appointed Drug Stme.
Physician's Prescriptions carefully compounded, and orders answered
with care and dispatch. Farmers and physicians from the country will
find our stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine and of the West
quality, and also Landrcth’s Garden Seeds. Apr (>, 1878 33
CHARLES H. FRY,
Crystal Springs*.- Miss
DEALER IN
Watches, Cloclis, Jewelry and Silver plated ware, of the
finest quality and most fashionable styles ; also Musical In
struments and Strinys of most all hinds. All poods and work
warranted as represented, and sold for cash only. 12 8
J —— ■■■" ■■ i ■! a '■ ■" —
Wait tor the Wayon—the Home J lade Wagon—the
$05 00 Wayon,,
.A. I HEIWAY’S.
TltitnldcSkein and Iron axle wagons. All materials used selected
with care. Gin Stands repoii ed. Buggies made and repaired, and all
plantation woik done cheap for cash.
Give me a call. Shop west of court house on Brower Avenue.
Seibe & Dampeer,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Pure and Fresh
Drugs, Medicine*, and all the popular Patent Medicines,
Fine Chemicals, &c. Fine chewing and smoking tobacco
and the host of cigars; Brandies, whiskies and wines of the
he-t quality for medical purposes; Also, the very best of
Violin and Guitar strings, and in fact every thing that is
usually kept in a first class drug store. JS©“Prepsei'iptions
prepared with great care at all hours, day or night.
Crystal Springs, Nov 14, ’70-ly
H. r. CARTER.
Beau regard.Mississipp
ZP E. IE EIZ f.V
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERIES.
i have just received a fresh lot of Choice Family Groceries ami Con
fection, Cigars. Chewing and stroking Tobacco, <fcc. Rtiying exclusive
ly for cash, 1 am prepared to offer goods in my line at the VERY LOW
EST CASH PRICES. Will pay highest market price for Hides, Wool,
Eggs, Poultry, Rutter, &e. Those visiting Beauregard are respectfully
invited to aive me a call Dec. 15, 1877.
A R ANDRE,
MERCK -A.2STT,
Crystal Springs,.Mississippi
Decs to call the attention of all Patrons of Husbandry to the Fact,
that he sells Goods at Special Rates to mom hers ol the Order, as per
contract with Crystal Springs Council of Granges.
And while acknowledging his obligations to old customers and the
public generally for favors during the past nine years, lie assures them
that the Grange business will not prevent him extending to them also
tli* most liberal terms, polite attention, and lowest prices.
His stock will constantly be replenished bv shipments from New Yuk,
St. Louis, New Orleans, and hading markets, at lowest cash rates qualt*
All Goods aie warranted full weight and measure, and very be.
ity. fNo second rate or low class goods kept.)
The siock consists of every kind and variety of staple Dry Goods, No
tions, Hardware, Groceries, Provisions, and Plantation supplies.
School Rooks and stationery a speciality. Rawhonc Superphosphate
at manufacturers’ prices. Any article not in stock will he ordered im
mediately. Market price paid in cash for cotton, and liberal advances
0n shipments. Crystal Springs, April 3, 1875.
Redding House
Near the Depot,.Hazleliurst, MississipjJi.
Mbs. Kate Redding is now occupying her New House on Green
street, fronting the depot, where she is well prepared to accommodate
all-who favor her with their patronage.
Table furnished with the best the country affords, and at very rea
sonable terms. Patronage solicited.
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The Weekly (Wiuian.
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Difly Cents per annum, in ad ranee.'
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Advertisements inserted at one dollar per square, ten lines
or less, Jirst insertion, and fifty vents each continuance.
Liberal arrangement* made with yearly or quarterly ad
vertisers; all bills due on presentation.
Job printing executed at reasonable rates, joy cash • the
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patronage of our friends solicited.
THE COVIA HA A is a friend to the farmer, the me
chanic, the laborer, anil all trades and professions; if should
be a visitor to every fireside in Copiah and the surrounding
country, and the friends are respect fully urged to assist in
extending its already large circulation. As an advertising
medium it is unequaled by county papers ; merchants and
business men will Jind it greatly to their advantage to adver
tise in its columns as it circulates throughout this section of
country. Our terms are liberal, and we male it a special
duty to promote, as far as we can, the interest of our adverti
sing patrons.
Newspaper* Law.
1. Postmaster is requited to notice l>y letter (returniii-;■ a papet di v
not answer the law.) when a sultscriher does not take his paper out. of the
office, and state tlie reasons for its not being taken ; and a neglect to ii»
so, makes the postmaster responsible to the publisher lor the payment.
2. Any person who takesa paper from the postoflice whether direcit d
to his name or another, or whether he has subscribed or not, is responsi
ble lor the pay.
H. If a person orders his paper discontinued, lie must pay all arresra
ges, or the publisher may continue to send it until the payment is made.
I. It tlie subscriber orders his paper stopped at a certain time, and
the publisher continues to send it, the subscriber is bound to pay for it if
ho takes it from the postofHce. The law proceeds upon the ground that a
man must pay for what lie uses.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take newspapers and pe
riodicals from the postoffice, or removing and leaving, them uncalled for. is
prima facie evidence of intentional fraud.
BROWN S WELLS,
Copiah Comity,.- Mississippi.
BO Alii) $2 PEB DA V, .. $12 Per WEEK,-$10' PEI! MONT.I.
8. J. d A . L. MO HE HE A I),.Proprietors.
This ct\ct)rated Watering Place is .situate;! 145 miles north of New Orleans. and (0
miles south of Jacks, n Miss., and within five miles ol tlie New Orleans, St Louis ,y
Chicagu Railroad, so that it is hr uglit within seven hours o! New Orleans, ami mis
senge.s leaving Memphi- at 2 j>. m. will breakfast at tlie iVells.
hor twenty years or more these wells, without any other advertising t an that af
forded by the visitors themselves, have gradually extended their lame throughout
Mississippi. Louisiana, and a great portion ol the tioi.th,
The water ol these Wells contain nearly every medical substance of the most cel
ebrated mineral waters ot Europe and America. They contain every ingredient of
the Vichy waters, which are so celebrated for engorgement ot the liver and spleen,
ami biliaiy concretions, diseases oi the kidney, tiour albus, and chronic disfioureuients
of tlie skin, caused by diseased viscera.
Dyspepsia, in its various stages, with all its train of horrible nervous symptoms,
constipation, acidity ot the stomach, nauseo, heartburn, disgust of lood. sour eructa
tions. Buttering at the heart, dimness of vision, fever and dull pain in the head liill
uesa of stomach after meals, have permanently and effect tin My been cured.
AU chronic diseases of the liver, enlarged spleen, jaundice, chronic diarrhoea
dyetmtaiy, dropsy, scrolula in all its forms, after bavin exhausted the best medical
skill, have been compelled to yield 10 the curative powers of these waters.
Diseases peculiar to females, such as spinal irritation, amenorrhoea, dysmennsr
rhoea. menorrhagia, leucorriioea, in all its forms, and many others have been benefit
ted or cored
In diseases of the nervous system, such as nervous debility, neuralgia, hysteria. St.
Vitus Dance, hemiplegia, epilepsy, ca al.q sy. 11 ishes of light ' ringing Tn the ears, per
verted taste, premature decline, these waters have proved of great value. Chronic
rheumatism has been permanently cured by the use of these waters.
A careful analysis of these waters will satisfy the most incredulous that all the
above named diseases, with their symptoms, will either be permanently cured or "teat
!y ameliorated. ‘ “
According to the analysis of J. R. Chilton, of New York, professor of Chemistry,
one quart of water of Well No. 1, contains: Free Sulphuric Acid, 10.22; Sulphate
Liter. 2!.10; I’roto Sulphite Iron. 0.12; Stilpli Magresia. 11 25: Xulph. Soda, 1.11;
Sulph. Alumina. 2.10; Chloride Calcium 1.11; Organic Matter, We.. .23.
| According to the analysis ot tieorge Little. Slate benlngist, one quart ol water
of Well No. 2. contains : Rulphuret of Hydrogen. Carbonic Acid, free, Carbonic of
Line, Carbonic of Magnesia, Carbonic of Iron. .Sulphate Magnesi i. Sulphate Alumina,
Carbonic of Sodium, Sulphate of Soda, Magnesia and Silieia, Some Organic Matter.
Well No. 3 lias not been analyzed.
The I’roprielors will receive visitors at all seasons of tlie yetr. They w ould re
spectfully warn visitors against the prevalent error, that of drinking cooiotisly of the
waters immediately ttp"n their arrival.
It is a sate rule, under all circumstances, to commence the use ol the waters in
small quantities; be still saler lor invalids to consult skilled physicians, acquainted
with the use of the waters.
Ifyott ha»e determined tn try these waters, give them a lair trial. Hundreds have
been cured, and you may lie loo.
Instances have been repeatedly witnessed ol persons who, though at first were great
ly discouraged, have peisisted in the use of the waters, and been’’finally restored to
health.
Eminent physicians hetehnve certified that they have been using and prescribing
the waters from Drown's wells, for fifteen years, in the diseases above anted with
success. _Match 2 IKjs 2S.
MILLERS
M I N E II A L W E L I, .
This Well is situated three miles South ol Ua/MiuiX. Copiah comi
ty, Mississippi, in the high, pine region, and is known locally as posses.,
sing superior medical properties, no attempt ever having been made be
fore to introduce it to tiie public. The Proprietor would call the atten
tion of all those seeking some assistance to nature, in her endeavors to
releave suffering humanity,to the qualative analysis here appended,ob
tained by Professor l>. II, Whi'l'mld, Mississippi College. Clinton Miss.:
Magnesium chloride, Calcium chloride, Sodium chloride, Iron carbo
nate, Calcium carbonate, Potassium chloride, Magnesium Sulphate, Al
uminum salts of Silica, Carbonic acid free. B. II. WHITFIELD.
From a careful study of the above analysis, ail familiar with medical
properties of the most celebrated mineral waters or the world, must be
struck with the close resemblance to some, and for superior virtues to
others. All the medical properties, that invite the invalid to seek a re
storative to health, from other and more expensive waters, are embraced
in the analysis, that any of the Mineral Waters of the South can heal,
can feel saHy assured that this water will ufleet as much towardsii *
cure as anv a thousand times wider known, aud more elaborately adver
tised.
Board can be had at The Catching Hotel, Uazlehurat, and at Maj. B.
F. Martin’s. Martinsville, each within three miles of the Well, where the
water fresh from the Well, will be furnished in any quantity to those de
siring it. For further particulars, address,
Fob. '), 1878-25. W W. MILLER, Hazlehursl. Miss.
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C. M. BANKSTON,
DEALER IX
Fine Watches, Clocks and J wclnj, Spectacles. ( old Pens, Musical In
struments and Strings, Silver and Plated Ware, Etc.
West Side Railroad Avenue.Ilazleburst, Mississippi.
well selected Stock always on hand. Repairing done to order. iSutislactiou
warranted. Oct. 2d, 1S7S. *
E. E. Mimms. Agent,
Take this method of announcing to the readers of the Copiuhan who
reside in the North-Western portion of Copiah, that their stock of
NEW GOODS is full and complete, comprising a GREATER VA
RIETY of articles than is usually found in a village store.
All those in want of Goods are respectfully invited to give them a
call, and examine their stock and PRICES. Tliev pledge iheinselve-. to
sell at the very LOWEST RATES.
We call die special attention of Die Ladies to our fine n —01 tnu el »-f
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Loiter and Misses Hats, Ribbons Flown
Utica, May 11, 1878 ' *'