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Hazleliursf, August 9, V879
Trains on the Chicago, St. Louis
ami New Orleans Railroad, due at
llarlelmrst, as follows:
North.
MAfL.4—No. 1. 11:3 P. m,
Mixed,-No. 3. 4:15 p. m.
Freight,—No. 1, 4:15 p. m.
Soutit.
Mail—No. 2. 3:22 A. m.
Mixed.-No. 4. 10:9 a. m.
F REIGHT.—No. 8. 10:50 a. m.
J W. ANDERSON,
HOOT AMD SHOE MAKER,
Gallatin.Mississippi.
Patronage solicited; his charges will
correspond with the limes. 1879-37
BEAUREGARD HOTEL
Mrs, M, J. Hooker,..Proprietress.
Near the depot and in the business part
of town. Terms moderate; and patronage
solicited. xiv-37.
City Hotel,
MUMFORD A WATSON, PROPRIETORS.
This famous Hotel, corner of Common
and Camp streets. New Orleans.having been
recently refurnished and refitted through
out. the proprietors will use every endeavor
to give satisfaction toall who' patronize
them, having bad considerable experience.
X—28.
D. S. Burch.
Agent for the old reliable and
deservedly popular marble works
of Rosehrough Sons, solicits or
ders for ornamental and monumen
tal or tombstone work. This mar
ble house is justly celebrated tor
putting up the handsomest work
of finest material of any marble
House for the same money- Par
ties interested can write to or cal!
on me at Crystal Springs, Miss.
May 17, l879-38-4t.
Chas, E. Schenek
Successor to A. FUCICI1 A CO.
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and Nuts,
11 Front and 14 Fulton St's, Now Orleans.
Particular attention paid to til
ling ortiers of Commission Houses.
Consignment ot Fruits solicited.
13-is.
Notice ! IVotlec !! Notice !! !
Jl£ To The r„ldie>m
On and after Saturday, April 12th, the
undersigned begs leave to serve the peo
ple at Ilazlehurst and surrounding ccnn
try. with fresh beef and mutton, of which
lie has a fine lot on hand; and will be
found at stall No. 3, three times a week.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays here
after, ready to serve his friends and pat
toiis with the choicest the market affords.
My motto shall be to please all, and full
weight my standard. Reef (j to 8 and Mut
Son 8 cents. Respectfully.
Aprtl 15, 1870-31 GEO. RIALS,
Spring iVIiSliiicry.
187S).
Mrs. E. A, Catcbings will open a new
•stock ofSpring Millinary. March JO, com
prising all the new styles in Hats end
Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed—pretty
Shade Hats—cheap monlures vines and
wreaths, etc. Also a fine assortment of
Hair, consisting of long and short shun
switches, crimped do, curls, puffs, topees,
frizcetls, etc.
Ladies politely invited to call.
Post Omen Briunixo,
Hazlehurst, Miss,, Feb’y 2, 1870-28.
T O S T,
It is bn established fact that Qui
nine or Cinchonidia will slop chills,
and for this purpose there is no bet
ter remedy. But it is also an estab
lished fact that they do not remove
the cause that produces chills. For
sf they did, the chills would not re
turn on the 7th, 14th, Hist or 28th
day. Then is it not money lost to
attempt to permanently cure the
chills witiiQuiuine or Cinchonidia,
■when they do not remove Lire cause
from the system that produces them?
For until the cause is removed, the
chills will return. The
FERRIKE
is warranted to remove every cause
from the system that produces the
chills, and if it fails to do this you
will sustain no loss, for every drug
gist is authorized to guarantee a
permanent cure in every case, no
matter ol how long standing,and will
refund the money if the chills return
after you are through taking. Pos
itively, no cure, no pay. Try it and
be convinced. It contains no poison,
and is perfectly tastele-s. Sold by
8. P, Bloom i Co. Beauregard, and
Oatis <fe Warrell, and E. C. Wil
liamson, Hazlehurst, and a perma
nent cure guaranteed in all cases.
E. W. GROVE, Manufacturer
and Proprietor, Paris, Tcnn.
June 28, 1879—Cm.
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No. 12 N. Eighth St,
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Crystal Springs Directory.
B. Y. Patton,
Crystal Springs, - - Miss.
Dealer in dry goods, groceries,
planration supplies, eic. Patron
age of the citizens of Copiah and
ndjoining counties solicited.
April 27, 1878-3(5
Wiley Jones,
Crystal Springs,.Mississippi,
Solicits oiders for Monuments, Torahs,
Headstones, nud Ornamental Marble;
competition in prices, and quality^ of
work defied ; can put up work from 25 to
50 pc-cent, less than ever was put up,
and of the very best Italian Marble.
33
K. I.. FUI.GHAM, M. t),.R. B. JOXKS, M. D,
Fnlgham A' Jones,
Physicians and Druggists,
Crystal Springs.Mississippi,
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Patent
Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet articles,
pure wines and liquors for medicinal pur
poses, etc. Physicians’ prescription care
fully prepared at all hours. x—26
Gr. H. APPEL,
DEALER IX
General Merchandise,
Crystal Springe, Jfliss.
Keeps constantly on hand a gen
eral assortment of DRY GOODS,
PRINTS.
‘ JEANS, LAWNS,
CAMBRICS, SATINETS
ORGANDIES, CASS1MERES.
SHIRTINGS. TRIMMINGS
TICKINGS. DELAINES,
DENIMS. SILKS.
BOOTS, SHOES.
CROCKERY,
CONFECTIONERIES AN!)FANCY GOODS
Plantation Supplies, Furniture,
&c., &c.
lu short, everything needed by
the Farmer, or Housekeeper, and
on terms to suit the times.
Highest price paid for Cotton in
Goods or Cash
G. n. APrEL.
Sept 14 1872
S. BERKSON & BROTHER,
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS.,
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots,
Shoes. lints,
Caps, Bonnets,
Hardware,
Saddlery, Groceries
Crockery. Guns.
Pistols, Watches,
ETC., ETC.. ETC.
Thanking their friends tor past
favors they solicit a continuance
of the same. oct28
A. .1. BETTIS WORTH,
Saddle and Harness Mala r.
Crystal Spri ngs.M iss.
Keeps on hand at all times a varied as
sortment of Saddles. Bridles, Harness and
all kinds of goods in his line, and will do
any repairing connected wilh his business,
cheap for cash or country produce Shop
next door to Coleman House.
Mattresses mads and repaired in
the very latest style, and cheap.— Apl 24.
John J. 4'stsost.
Beauregard.Mi^sisnippi
Dealer in
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
&c, Fancy Groceries and Planta
tion Supplies. yi.
Polk Ferguson,
Beauregard,.31 is.,
DKAl.UK UN
Family Groceries and Plantation Sup
plies, Confectioneries, etc. Ale. Porter,
Beer and other Summer drinks on hand.
Call and see me. vu-SG
C. C. ]VIeitzlei%
Having built a new shop at Martinsville
Miss,, for the purpose of manufacturing
Buggies, Wagons, Blows, and iloice »l)
kinds of Smith. Wagon, Blow and Plan
tation work in the bcFt and latest style,
and at the lowest prices for cash. Car
riages and Buggies painted and trimmed
in the b“st style, and cheaper than ever.
T. GARKISON is engaged to do all my
painting and trimming lor me. Thankful
for the patronage already received. 1 so
licit a continuance of the same, will give
satisfaction in my work and priees. 1
hope *he public will give me a fair trial.
Martinsville, July 6, 1878-46-6m.
CHAS. H. SCHBXCK, TONY KLCICH
SOHENCK & FUC1CH,
PKAl.Itt.S tX
O I'STERS, FRUIT. FISH ICE, ETC.,
Calliope Street,
(Opposite Jackson Railroad Depot.)
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
P O. Lock Box 251.
Solicit Consignments of nil kinds o
Frui> myl8-tf
Decell House,
Brookhaven, Mississippi.
Board by day, week or month.
FEED STABLE ATTACHED.
The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited. MRS. F. U. DECELL.
July 15, ’76-47 Proprietress
135,000 Best Bricks,
For sale cheap for cash, by
G. H. APPEL,
Crystal Springs, Nov. 2 3m.
EUROPEAN HOUSE,
Jackson..Miss.
\
This house is located at the Railroad De
pot, is well furnished and gives the best ot
tare and unexceptionable attention. A
share of the public patronage is solicited.
W. G. JONES, Proprietor1
L. M. Bowman,
Gun and Lock Smith, and repairer of
Clock*, Watches, and Sewing Machines,
makes Finger Rings, and mends all kind
of Jewelry, All work warranted.
Sazleburst, Miss., May 18, 1878.
Bias Guevara,
• f*
Beauregard,... Mississippi.
MANUFACTURER OF
Mexican Saddle Trees. Saddles, Eisaegs,
et<\ Call and see samples ot bjs. wOrkmau
kbip. Patronage solicited.
ffazlihurst Directory.
penn7
Manufacturer and repairer of
Buggies, Wagons & Flows,
In the Comer Brick Shop,
IIazlehurst,.Mississippi.
Orders to II. Penn solicited.
Terms to suit the times—all work
warranted.
BURIAL CASKETS.
Coffins of all kinds constantly on
hand. xiv 23.
M. PALER. A, MANGOLD
M7 Faler & Co.,
DKALKKS IN
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
IIazlf.iiurst,.Miss.
Agents for
rriKLl'S & PARKER WAGON WORKS,
And Wheeler d Wilson
SE\VI NG M AC II IN E S.
12-3 L
Mi's. S. J. I.infield,
ITaving returned to IIazlelinrsr,de
sires to inform tlie Ladies that she
resumes her business at her old
stand, where she has ample facili
ties for procuring latest millinery,
and style, and work, in dress-mak
ing, and Butterieks patents.
IIazlehurst, Jan. 9, 1818-21.
T. J. Penn.
IIazlehurst.Mississippi
Railroad Avenue, near Market House.
Manufacturer and Repairer of
WAGONS, BUGGIES & PLOWS.
Uudertakers business a specialty. Buri
al Caskets of all kinds and sizes always on
hand and fit up us cheap as the cheapest,
xiv 21. *
Millsaps &. Bros,
IIazlehurst,_Mississippi,
DEALER IN
St pie Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware,
Boots, Shoes. Hats, and l’lantat.on
Suppli >s.
Will sell cheat) (or cash. jan30. '75
ALBERT MOORE’S
NOTION STORE, AND NEWS
DEPOT,
South side Estelle street,
Hazlehurst,-Mississippi.
MORRISON & 1IRO,
Carpenters and Builders,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi,
I Patronage solicited; shop on Greene
street. Oet 17,1874.
Maj. T. D. Akin,
Fash ionable Tailor,
Hazlehurst, . Miss.
Hus rein lived his office to the Tills bnild
ng. east side Railroad avenue. Patronage
solicited. March 7, ’71.
D. H. HAWKS,
CABINE1 -MA K HII,
Hazlehurst, .... Mississippi.
Residence and shop near the Pea
body school building, Welch street,
where lie will do all kinds of repair
ing of Furniture, house painting,pa
per-huniring, ete, cheaper than the
cheapest. Give Int, a call. xj-20
F. FITZTtlUM,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
South Side Estelle Street. )
Ila zleh.tr st,.Mississippi.
ORDERS SOLICITED, and promptly at
tended to Satisfaction guaranteed.
March 20th. 1875.
Jflrs. 8. •!!. Price,
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING,
Most respectfully solicits a share of the
patronage of the ladies of Hazlehurst and
vicinity. 13-6
8. J. Johnson,
m
Saddle t£t Harness Maker,
HAZLEHURST. MIS'
Respectfully solicits the patro l ige of *ht
people of Gopiah and adjoining j unties.—
All orders in his line filled pron tly, and
at prices corresponding with the t.mes. En
courage home workmen Jan 20. ’72
JE. F. Pierce.
Beauregard,.Mississippi
DEALER IN
FAMILY GROCERIES. PLANTATION
MJPPLIES, HARP WARE, AND
2 IN WARE.
Patronage solicitel.
March 22, 1879-31-fim.
OATIS & WARRELL,
HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI
DEALERS IN
White Lead, Paint., Oils. Dye Stuff, Var
nish and Window Glas; Also, Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet articles. Pure Wines
and Liquors for medical uses, Trusses, Sup
porters. Braces and Surgical Instruments,
Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars. Garden Seed.
Lamps and Chimneys, Books, Stationery,
and all articles kept in a Drug Store, al
ways on hand. Also agents tor Solomon A
Co's Brazillian and Scotch Pebble Specta
cles, and the White Wire clothe lino.
Medicines warranted.genntne and of the
best quality. Customers will And our stock
complete, comprising many article? impos
sible to enumerate here, and all sold at
moderate prices. Physicians’prescriptions
carefully compounded day or night.
January 6, ?87I
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Professional Directory.
1) \V. Ale Rea.
Attorney at Law,
Hazleliurst.Mississippi
J. Ii. MEADE ,
Attorney At Law.
W estville,.Mississippi.
II. C CONN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hazleliurst,.x-14.Miss.
Office up stairs in Cook building.
CI1AS. A. HAMILTON,
Attorney at law. Ileauregard, Miss. Will
attend promptly to all business entrusted
to him in Copiah and adjoining counties
TIM, E. COOPER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hazleliurst,.Mississippi.
RENJ KING, Jr„
AtPy-at-Laio & Solicitor in Chancery,
B!:lUrCRIVr<1.xi‘:!3.Mississippi.
s. D. RAMSEY,
__ , ,A t1 orn ey - a t-L air.
Iiazlchurat,...Miss'
URIAH MILLSAPS,
Attorney At Law and Solicitor in
Chaneery, Ilazlehurst, Miss.
^ill practice in Copiah and adjoining
counties ami in the courts at .larkar— r’ .in
II. B. MAYES, JR.,
ATTORNEY AT LA \V.
..... Mississippi.
II- B M AYES,
Attorney nud Counsellorut I.aw, and Solici
toi in chancery,Huslehu,st,Miss. Attention giv
en to business m the Courts of Copiah and ad
|oimag counties,and in the courts at Jacksou
r .• r'y* Haley,
Justice or the Pease, District No. One,
Ilazlehurst,.Miss
.."'.i1'l;old,col".t in the' Conrt-'lioiise, oil
the 3d uesday in each nionlb, Office on
Orooker street, fronting the Court House.
xu-23
" “AU2'.Si ..... » N M1|LKIi
IIA B BIS A MILLER
Attorneys at Law,
Hozlehnrst,....Mississippi
1 ractice their profession in Copiah and
adjoining counties,United States courts.and
Supreme court at Jackson.Mississippi. 7-51
WM M.IUI.KT.. a. STO.NK,
HALEY & STONE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HazleJnirst, Aim.
Practice their profession in Copiah and
adimning counties. Feb 1.'73
r.. o. nitriiKWKi.i.. geo. s. dodbs,
BRIDEWELL & DODDS,
Attorneys at law. Bazleburst and IJeau
regard, Copiah county, Mississippi. Hav
ing associated in the practice ot law, we
otter onr services to litigants in this and
adjoining counties. Will practice in all
the courts. Specitl attention given to
Justices of the Peace courts in any part ot
Copiah county. Favors of friends solici
ted. Letters addressed either to llazlc
liurstor Deanregard, will receive prompt
attention. Consultations at either place.
ANDREW J. HODGES,
County Treasurer, will be in Ilazlehurst,
on Friday ivid Saturday of each week.
A. G. BROWN & J A. BROWN,
Teiuiy, Miss. Jackson, Miss.
Attorneys at Jaiic,
Address A. G. & J. A. Brown, at either
Jackson or Terry, Miss.
_Dec 3, 1870, n*15 ly—pd
w. If. BINGHAM,
Superintendent of Edu ation,
Hazlelmrst.Mississippi.
Hereafter I will a tend to the duties of
my office on Sat"rday cf each week. Office
in the Court House. May 6. 1876.
M. Drason M. D.
Has permanently located and fotfers his
professional services to the citizens of Ha
zleliurst and vaeinity. and hopes, by strict
attention to business, to merit a share of
public patronage. Office at K. C. Wil
1 iamsnn’s Drug Store. xiv-37
c. K. OATIS, c. E. OATIS, Jn..
OATIS & OATIS.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Ilazleh urst.Mississippi
Offite at I he Drug Sto-e of Oatis ,t War.
rell. March 22, 1879.
UK. II M, WOOD,
Oflice at tlie Potter Place, nine
miles west of Hazlehurst,oil Natch
ox road. - 31
OK. li J. MILLi:.\,
At Mrs. Gordon's, near I’ine Ridge. ten
ders his professional services to the cit
izens of the neighborhood, and surround
ing country. .\iv-T7.
M. D. VANCE,
Mayor and e.x-Ofticio J. 1’.. Ox lord, Mis».
Will do a General C< Heeling and Agency
Business. Defer to the attorneys and busi
ness me. of Oxford.
DR. A, II. PITTS,
Gallman.Mississippi
Respectfully lenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Gallman and the
surrounding country. Aug, 7. '75.
DR. D. M GRIPPING,
Respectfully tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Hazlehurst and vi
cinity ; he inav be found in the office of W
M. Haley, fronting the Court House, from
8 o'clock a. m. to C d. m. Jan. 13. 74.
A. F. BUCKLEY, M.D.
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi,
Office at the Drug store of Catching A
Ainsworth, west side Railroad Avenue ,
11. II. Catching, I). D S.
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Hazlehurst,.Miss.
Prices low tor first-class Dentistry. 12-20
W. II. W eat hereby,
DENTAL SURGEON,
BunKOAinx.Mississippi.
Will practice Deulistry in all its branch
es. All work guaranteed and executed iu
the neatest and cheapest manner. Will vis
it calls in the country. Persons uddresing
me professionally will please state the na
ture of the work to be done. xii-20
A.F. KILPATRICK,
SURVEYOR.
Hazlehurst.Mississippi.
The public is hereby notified that I have
appointed A. F. Kilpatrick a regular
Deputy Surveyor for Copiah County. He
has correct field notes and reliable in
struments, and understands his business,
and will be ready to do all work at short
notice. Address either him or myself at
Hazlehurst. Terms, legal rates, and strict
ly cash. H. D. BURTON.
County Surveyor.
Nov. 9, 1878-12-ly.
•7. ,f. IfYlffe,
COUNTY AUCTION ERR.
Hazlehurst,.Mini.
Having been appointed Auctioneer by
the 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, Sections 1732 and ’33. page
364. A. J. WELCH,
Nov. 2S, ’76-12-14 County Auctioneer.
jannu Harphine hiMtenred.
flPIl ■yfemfl'sw&tta
U| ■Bfelpl Opium EaUag. to NT. B. Squl A
19Vif v ■ Qrceas Co-bM*
The Cheap Store At Beauregard.
Dealers lit General Merchandise.
I. N. ELLIS,
East side Rail road, (near the Depot,) Hazlehurst, Miss.,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crock
ery, Saddlery, Furniture, etc.
lam constantly receiving new goods from Xew York and
the West, purchased at lowest CASH figures which lam of
fering at prices to suit the times.
Call and examine mg goods and prices; I will not be un
dersold. Highest prices paid far cotton and country pro
duce. 13-G
DRUG STOREi .
1>R. II. BURNLEY,
[Successor to I. N, Ellis.]
DEALER IV
DRUGS. MEDICINES PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES. STATION
ERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, ETC., ETC.,
Ha ring purchased the Drags and Medicines heretofore owned by I. N.
Ellis, and having just received a large and carefully se’ected stock of
pure drugs and medicines, and also a general assortment of such goods
as are usually kept b\ first class drug stores. I now offer them to the pub
lic at the lowest possible price for cash. That polite and experienced
drug clerk, Mr. Jno. A, Charles, will be in attendance at all times to
wait on customers, and to carefully fill all prescriptions intrusted to him.
Place of business on cast side Railroad at the Pitts building, xiv 17
JESSE R. JONES, M. D.
Crystal Springs,. .Mississippi.
^ isits anv portion of the country, day or night, in the practice of med
icinc, or to perform snrgicJ operations. More than the usual attention
is paid to the treatment of Chronic Ulcers and Tumors, Chronic affec
tions of the Air Passages, Stomach, Womb, Rectum and Bladder.
Biles cured almost without pain or inconvenience,
A full line of eclectic and Homepathic Medicines always on hand.
Bills presented monthly unless otherwise agreed upon.
Jesse R. Jones, & Co.,
Druggists.
Continue to manufacture Dr Jesse R, Jones’ standard Family Medi
cines, all of them at groatly reduced prices, for cash.
March 8. 1879 29___
BRO WN S WELLS,
Copiali County,.Mississippi.
BOARD $2 PER DAY,... .$12 PER WEEK,.$40 PER MONTH.
8. J. it A. Ij. MOJREHEAD..Proprietors.
This celebrated Watering Place is situated 145 miles north of New Orleans, and 40
miles gou'h of Jackson. Miss., and within five miles of the New Orleans, St. Louis. A
Chicago Railroad, so that it is brought within 7 hours of New Orleans, and passengers
leaving Memphis at 2 p. m. will breakfast at the Wells.
For twenty years or more these Wells, without any other advertising than that af
forded by the visitors themselves, have gradually extended their fame throughout
Mississippi, Louisiana, and a greot portion of the South.
Thc water of these Wells contain nearly every medical subftance of the most cele
brated mineral waters of Enrepe and America, They contain every ingredient of the
Vichy waters which are so celebrated for engorgemeut of the liver and s ileen and
biliary concretions, diseases of the Kidney, flour albus, and chronic disfigurements of
the skin, caused by diseased viscera.
Dyspepsia, jn its various stages, with all its train of horrible nervous symptoms,
constipation, acidity of the stomaclie, nausea, heartburn, disgust of food, sour eructa
tious, fluttering at the h art, dimness of vision, fever and dull pain in the head, full
ness of stomach after meals, have permanently and effectually been cured.
All chronic diseases of the liver, enlarged spleen, jaundice, chronic diarrhoea,
dysentary. dropsy, scrofula in all its forms, after having exhausted the best medical
skill,have been compelled to yield to the curative powers of these waters,
Diseases peculiar to females, such as spinal irritation, ameaonhoea. dysmenusr
reoea, menorrhagia, in all its forms, and many others have been benefitted or cured.
In diseases of the nervous system, such as nervous debility, neuralgia, hysteria,
St \ itus Dance, hemipleg'a, epilepsy, catalepsy, flashes of light, ringing in the ears,
perverted 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 thc most incredulous that all the
above named diseases, with their symptom ', will be permanently cured or greatly
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
Lime, 24.40; Proto Sulphate It on, 9.13; Sulph Magnesia. 11.25; Sulph Soda, 4.44; Sulph
Alumni. 2.10; Chloride Calcium 4.11; Organic matter, ?3.
According to the analysis of George Little. State Oeologist, one quart of water of
Well Fo. 2 contains; Sulphuret ol’bydrogen. Hydtogen Carbolic Acid, free, Carbonic
of Lime, Carbonic of Magnesia, Carbonic of Iron, Sulphate Magnesia, Sulphate Alum
na, Carbonic of Sodium, Sulphate of Soda, Magnesia a td Silicia, Some Organic Matter.
Well No 3 hs not been analyzed.
Ehe Proprietors will receive visitors at all seasons of the year. They would re
spectfully warn visitors against the prevalont error, that of drinking copiously of the
waters immediately upon their arrival.
It is a Bafe rule under all the circumstanaes, to commence the use of the waters in
small quantities; be still safer for invalids to consult skilled physicians, acquainted
with the use of the waters.
If you are determined to try these waters, give them a fair trial. Hundreds have
been cured, and you may be too.
Instances have beeu repeatedly witnessed of persons who. though at first were
iy discouraged, have persisted in the use of the waters, and beeu finally resto o
ealth
q Eminent physicians here have certified that they have been using and prescribing
the waters trod; Brown's Wells, for fifteen years, iu the diseases above named, with site
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The Weekly Copiah ax.
BY JOHN F. VANCE & 8. F. MA88ENGLLL.
Terms: Published every Saturday at 2wo Dollars and
Fifty Cents per annum, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per square, ten lines
or less, first insertion, and fifty cents each continuance.
Liberal arrangement* made with yearly or quarterly ad
vertisers; all bills due on presentation.
Job printing executed at reasonable rates, for cash ; the
patronage of our friends solicited,
chanic, the laborer, and all trades and professions; it should
be a visitor to every fireside in Copiah and the surrounding
country, and the friends arc respectfully urged to assist in
extending its already large circulation. As an advertising
medium it is uncqualcd by county papers; merchants and
business men trill find it greatly to their advantage to adver
tise in its columns as it circulates throughout this section of
country. Our terms arc liberal, and we,make it a special
duty to promote, as far as wc can, the interest of our adverti
sing patrons.
The Newspaper Law.
1. Postmaster is required to notice by letter (returning a paper does
not answer the law,) when a subscriber does not take bis paper out of the
office, and state the reasons J'or its not being taken ; and a neglect to do
so, makes the postmaster responsible to the publisher lor the payment.
2. Any person who takes a paper from the postoffice whether direc
ted to his name or another, or whether he has subscribed or not, is re
sponsible for the pay.
3. If a person orders his paper discontinued, lie must pay all arreara
ges, or the publisher may continue to send it until the payment is made.
4. If the subscriber orders his paper stopped at a certain time, and
• he publisher continues to send it, the subscriber is boundjto pay for it if
he takes it from the postoffice. The law proceeds upon the ground that
a man must pay for what he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take newspapers and pc
riodicals from the postoffice, or removing and leaving them uncalled for,is
prima lacie evidence of intentional fraud.
• D- SMITH. T. GREEN
SMITH & GREEN.
Wesson.Mississippi,
DRALEItS IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Ifals, Crock
ery, dr,, dc.
Receive Monthly,
A fall line of goods, bought at the lowest CASH figures,
which they offer at correspondingly low prices for Cash, Cot
ton, Wool, Hides, and general country produce.
Haring no yearly accounts to keep, we defy competition.
Xo trouble to show goods. Give us a trial and see if wo
o not sell at HECOXSTIl VOTED PRICES. 41.
3D. C. WILLIAMSON.
Hazlchurst,.;.Mississippi.
DEALER IN
P Ull E 1) P UG S,
Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Brushes
and Perfumery,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS,
I And everythinir usually found in a well appointed Drug Stoic.
Physician V Prescriptions carefully compounded, and orders answered
with care and dispatch. Fanners and physicians from the country will
find our stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine and of the Rest
quality, and also Land ret h’s Garden Seeds. Apr G, 1878 33
CHARLES II. FRY,
Crystal Sprinscs*.- Miss*
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silver plated ware, of the
finest quality and most fashionable styles ; also Musical In
struments and Strings of most all kinds. All goods and work
warranted as represented, and sold for cash only. 12 8
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Wait tor the Wagon—the Home Made Wagon—the
$65 00 Wagon,
^Lt HETWAY’S.
Thimble Skein and Iron axle wagons. All materials nsed selected
with care. Gin Stands repaired. Buggies made and repaired, and all
plantatio'n woik done cheap for cash.
Give me a call. Shop west of court house on Brower Avenue.
Seibe & Dampeer,
Wholesale and Detail Dealers in Pure and Fresh
Drugs, Medicines, and all the popular Patent Medicines,'
Fine Chemicals, <ke. Fine chewing and smoking tobacco
and the best of cigars; Brandies, whiskies and wines of the
best quality for medical purposes; Also, the very best of
Violin and Guitar strings, and in fact every thing that is
usually ket>t in a first class drug store. flg^*Prepscription8
prepared with great care at all hours, day or night.
Crystal Springs, Nov 14, '76-ly
C. M. BANKSTON,'
DEALER IN
' ^
Fine Watches, Clocks and J. miry, Spectacles. ( old Pens, Musical In
struments and Strings, Silver and Plated Ware, Etc.
West Side Railroad A vet me.TIazlohnrst, Mississippi.
^Sft_A well selected Stock always on ham}. Repairing done to order. FatHurltoo
warranted. Oct. 2d, 18J{, '