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(fopialuiu
llazlehurst,::; May 29, 1880
Trains on the Chicago, St. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad, due at
llazlehurst, as follows:
North.
Mail—No. l. 10:20 r. m,
MlXED,-No. 3. 4:43 p. M,
Freight,—No, 7, 4:14 r. m.
South.
Mail.—No. a* 2ti3 a. m.
Mixed.-No. 4. 9:17 a m.
Freight —No. 8.10J53 a. m.
Masonic.
Hazlehurst Lodge, No. 25, meets
1st Friday in each month at 1
o'clock, P. M. Officers for 1880:
JI 11 Cook, w m. .1 L Aid. Sec'y.
A Mangold, a w. T M Warreli, s d
Vf n Bingham, j w. J 1) Ross, j i>.
F Subat, Treas. DKCoor, s &t.
3. II. Jonson, R. A Chapter, No.
81, meets first Saturday in each
month at 10o’clock, A. M. Officers
for 188.0: _
J W Anderson.il u n v. .1 M Norman,!* 3d v
M talar M m. \V B Bingnam m lstv
.1 ll^Groome.At ss, ST Rogers, m 2d v
II H Cook, c u. F Subat. Treas.
A P Barry, i* a. J I, Aid, Sec'y.
7' M Harrell, r. a c. 1) K Coor. r.
Copiah Lodge, of Knights of
Honor, No.. 1422, meets on the sec
ond and fourth Monday nights in
each month.
j OFFKIKKS, j.
E W Brown, Dictator.
J M Norman Vice Dictator.
GS Dodds, Assistant Dictator,
D C Woods. Reporter,
E A Ray, Financial Reporter.
C M Bankston, Treasu-er,
W B flingbam, Uliaplain,
G W Purnell. Med. Ex.
W R Thompson, Guide,
T M Warrell. Guardian.
Frrnk Marclietti. Sentinel,
Pass Dictators, E G Peyton, T E Cooper,
and J A Horne.
Brookhavcn District.
Second round quarterly meeting
for Brookhaven District:
Forest Hill, March
■Wesson, April
McCouib City, “
Monticello, “
Tan gi pa hoe, “
Georgetown, May ], 2
Galatia, “
Brandywine, “
Union Chapel, “
Ruzlelmrst. u
Crystal Springs, June
Providence,Meadville ct Jun, 12,13
The District Gonterenoo will con
vene in Wesson on Tuesday, the
1st day of July, and wil’ continue
through Sunday the 4th. Bishop
Kavauaugh will preside. The
Secretaries of the quarterly con
ference will forward to Bro. J it
Wimberly the names of the local
preachers, delegates, principals
and alternates. The Recording
Secretaries of each station and cir
cuit are required to be present
"with their books.
W. E. M. Linfield, l\ E.
•
For Sale.
PEACH Trees, a’.l the lending varied, s,
both early and late; Brices early, ten
days earlier than the Alexander Also
S rawberry plants — Wilson’s Albany,
Charles Dowr.iug, and also Cresent Seed
ling said to l-e the greatest yk'hlcr known.
Will take in exchange, corn, cottonseed,
peas, cattle or sheep. November and De
cember are the best months for putting
eut trees and plants. Send in your ordeis
early. 11. J. Bit A IN AH D.
Hazlehurst, Oct. 9 1879-9.
J W. ANDERSON,
BOOT AXD SliOK MAKKU,
Gallatin.M visisaippi.
Patronage solicited; his charges will
correspond with the limes. 1879 37
EUROPEAN HOUSE,
Jackson..Miss.
This house is located at the Railroad De
pot, is well furnished and gives the best n
fare and unexceptionable attention. A
ghare of the public patronage is solicited.
GKO. W. SMITH, Proprietor
The Graves Peach.
Is larger, earlier, better colored,
and more prolific than Alexander
and Amsden. Persons who have
ordered the Graves Poach in the
dormant bud are notified that we
are ready to deliver them upon
payment of price. We are pie
pared to fill further orders to a lim
ited extent, at $1 00 each.
L, B. HARRIS & CO.
Hazlehurst, Nov. 22, 1ST!) 14 tf
Is a compound of the. virtues of sarsa
parilla, stillingia, mandrake, yellow
dock, with the iodide of potash and iron,
all powerful blood-making, blood-cleans
ing, and life-sustaining elements. It is
tile purest, safest, and most effectual
alterative available to the public. The
sciences of medicine and chemistry have
never produced a remedy so potent to
cure all diseases resulting from impure
blood. It cures Scrofula and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysipelas,
Rose, or St. Anthony’s Fire, Pim
ples and Face-grubs, Pustules,
Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Totter,
Humors, Salt Rheum, Scald-head,
Ring-worm, Ulcers, Sores, Rheu
matism, Mercurial Disease, Neu
ralgia, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularities, Jaundice, Affections
of the Liver, Dyspepsia, Emacia
tion, and General Debility.
By its searching and cleansing quali
ties it purges out the foul corruptions
which contaminate the blood and cause
derangement and decay. It stimulates
the vital functions, restores and pre
serves health, and infuses new life and
vigor throughout the whole system. No
sufferer from any disease of the blood
need despair who will give Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla a fair trial.
It is folly to experiment with the nu
merous low-priced mixtures, without
medicinal virtues, offered as blood-puri
fiers, while disease becomes more firmly
seated. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a medi
cine of such concentrated curative power,
that it is by far the best, cheapest, and
roost reliable blood-purifier known.
Physicians know its composition, and
prescribe it. It has been widely used for
forty years, and has won tile unquali
fied confidence of millions whom it has
benefited. c(i
PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER 4 CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
MS.D *Y ALL DBVaolSTS EVERYWHERE.
i.OWaiiamson, agent, H.izlc
4nr$t, Mifs. 38.
i
33uine sb Gards
4 tTolm 3. Cason. v
Beaureaa rd.Afissj mipjii
Dealer in
Dry floods, Notions, Clothing,
&c, Fancy Groceries and Planta
tion Supplies. SD,
** t '• 4 7—:
Folk Ferguson,
Jlrn nrsffard, ... ' ,
DKAl.KIt in •
.Kamily tiisieeiie* mid Plantation Sup
plies. feiiUeetioiierios. etc. Ale. Porter.
Bqj-r nndjjotlicr cfftmmer drinks on hnnd.
Cfll aftdVie nffe. \ii-U6
IS. V. Patton,
Crystal Sp ring is, - - Miss.
Dealer in dry goods, groceries,
pUinraiioii supplies, eta Patron
age ol tin* citizens of Copiah and
ad|ofning counties solicited.
April 17, IS7^-36
Jackson ftaUpail Jcc. House.
S. M. I' PCK'H, I'lpiirietoi'.
^BnccesSornto ScliOaW & Fucich,)
1IKAI.KK IX
Shell tir.d;Canned Cysters. Fish and Ice*
Calliope St . opposite Jackson it. K. 1*H3
sjcii^tM I'epot. New Orleans. Orders from
Motets. He-fl.-injuni*. etc../ respectfully so
lieited. sin 1 promp.ly filled at lowest
Market Kates. I*. O. Hoy 231. xr-37
i iiinl) Mlowes.
The undersigned wipid most respect
fully iiitorm ihe pifhlic that he is repre
senting o ie ol the first class Tomb Stone
and Monument firms in the South, would
be pleased to order for any wanting in
that line, by dropping pie a card at Crys
tal Springs, f would visit them ami let
them select the design preferred. We. fur
nish ihe best ot material and, cheaper
than any other house o. firm in the Sou’ll.
M W KAGAN.
xv-2ely
It E A l! It EG A It 1) HOT E E
Mrs, M, .1. Hooker,..Proprietress
Near the depot and in (he business part
of town. Terms moderate; and patronage
solicited. xiv M.
E»ecell House,
Biookhaven, Mississippi.
Hoard by day, week or month,
FEED fcTAlH.K ATTACHED.
Tin* patrorvijge ol the* public i* reaped
rally uniiiMtea. MuS. b\ 11. DECELL.
July. 1.». '7U-47 L'roprietiesH
A. .1. KEWTINWOSITII,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
Crystal Springs.Miss.
Keeps on hand at all times a varied as
sortment Of Saddle/, JSridles, Harness and
all kinds of goods in his line, and will do
any repairing connected with his business,
cheap for e/i^b or country produce Shop
next door to Coleman House.
tsn- Maty-esses mads and repaired in
the very latest style, and cheap.—Ap! 24.
23.as Guevara,
Beauregard,.Mississippi.
MANUFACTURER OF
Mexican Saddle Trees. Saddles, Harness,
ete. Oall and see samples of bis workman
ship. Patronage solicited.
]?fiiiinet'y Notice.
MISS. L. A. VVIDNBY,
]•■ now receiving, a Scrips stock of Mili
nerv. tiieluolng all the latest styles. A
A fioe assm tinent el Hair k-pt constantly
on hand. Dress making done to order. La
dies politely invited to call. Remember
tin* place. Dr, thatching's building oppo
site Hotel.
Ilazlefciirst. March 13. 1880—30.
K. I.. FI'I.UIIAM. M. P,..n. K. JOVKK, M. D.
Fulghtnn A' Jones,
Physicians and Druggists,
Crystal Springs.Mississippi.
DEALERS IN n
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Patent ®
Medicines. Peiliimery. Toilet articles. JT55,
pure wines and liquors tor medicinal pur
poses. etc. Physicians' prescription care
iully prepared at all uoms. x —2G
S. BERKSON & liltOTHER.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MJSS.,
DKAI.ltns IS
Staph? <out Fancy Dry Goods
Clothing, Hoots,
Shoes, Hats,
Caps. Hornets, '
Hardware.
Sadd'ery, Groceiit»
Crockery. Guns,
ristols. Watches,
ETC.. ETC.. ETC.
Thanking their friontls tor past
favors they solicit a continuance
of the same. oct23
A • O.Mi ddleton*
Crystal springs,.Mississippi.
DEALER IX
Fancy and Stable Groceries.
Begs leave to call Hie attention of his
friends and the public generally, that they
will find him at his old stand next door
to Jas. G Smith, with a full stock of stable
and Fancy Grocerie-, all kinds of full
weight., (fanned Goods, Bacon. Flour.
Meal. Bice. Sugar Coffee. Syrup. Molas
ses. Buglisli and Brc i k fast Teas. Ac, Ac.—
Tobacco and Cigars a specialty ; Also
whiskey by the gallon, all grades, from
the cheapest to the finest. Remember !
cannot a.ot will not sell in less quantities
than one gallon
1 earnestly solicit the patronage of ail
cash buye s. assuring them they will find
it to their interest to call on me before
I living elsewhere. Beit brands of Flour
X meal always on hand and sold with full
guarantee. Cfasli buyers take notice and
govern yourselves accordingly. xv-1
Gr. IL APPEL,
DEALER IS
General Merchandise,
Crystal Springs, Jfliss.
Keeps constantly on hand a gen
oral assortment of DRY GOODS,
PRINTS.
JEANS, LAWNS.
CAMBRICS. SATINETS
ORGANDIES, CASSIMERES.
SHIRTINGS. TRIMMINGS
TICKINGS. DELAINES,
DENIMS. SILKS.
BOOTS, SHOES.
CROCKERY,
CONFECTIONERIES AND FANCY GOODS
Plantation Supplies, Furniture,
&c., &c.
In short, everything needed by
the Farmer, or Housekeeper, and
on terms to suit the times.
Highest price paid for Cotton in
Goods or Gash ' ' ' ‘ 1 • '
G. H. APPEL
Sept 14 SlpSi
CiCX. r* * week in your twn town. Term5
■3vJ ard 5 dolidr niiffit free. Addrew H.
ti-.i'ett A C» Portland, Ifciu*. xr-I3
13 UblllQ St9
* ilTOfirtTiTiidL j
FARMER’S SALOON,
Crystal ^pMugi,I... .Mississippi,
W. S. NEWMAN & SON,
Dealers in fine, vVii»e»,Liquors and C'gars,
filHhird saloon attached. Xy-17-ly.
J. S. ALLRED.
Allred ville,.Mississippi
Deal« Jn general Merchandise. Pry
Goods. GrbcerieS. Plantation Supplies, etc.
House two miles east of Brand, wine, Co
piah county. Highest prices pnld for cot
ton and country produce. Patronage re
spectfully solicited. xv-l<-3m paid.
rjiy dollars a week. 12 dollar* a day at home
I tU easily made. Costly outfit free. Ad
diesaTrue k Co. Augusta, Maine, xv-l.l,
* • firs. S. Jfi. Price,
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING,
Mo»t respectfully solicits a share of th<*
patronage of the ladies of Iluzlidmrst and
vicinity. 13-0
Hfflaj. T. 1>. Alin,
Fashionable Tailor,
Ilazleburst, . Miss.
lias removed his office to the Pitts build
ng. east side Railroad avenue. Patronage
solicited. March 7, ’74.
A. n. (-AILS.
iatesville, C'piah County, Mississippi
1Dealer in General Mereijandise, Provis
ion*. ConfecuoneeW. Notions, etc. High
est prices paid for cotton and country pro
(luce. Patronage solicited.
Nov. 15, ’7M ly-paid.
XVEGlsaps A Bro,
Hazlehurst, .... Mississippi,
Dexi.tti ix
St pie Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware.
Boots, Shoes. Hats, and Plantat on
Suppli;*,
y&i' Will sell eheun lor cash. ian.?0. "75
B. F. Fncicli. S; M. Fucich
FUCICH BROTHERS.
Successors to Schenck & Fucich.
Dealers in Shelled and canned Oysters,
h ish and lot*. Calliope Ft. opposite Jack
son R. R. Passenger repot. New Orleans-.
Ordeis respectfully solicited and promptly,
filled at lowest market rates. P pi Box 258.
Nov. 15. r7!f.
ASSSST ESOCBB’S
NOTION STORE, AND NEWS
DEPOT,
South side Estelle street,
Hazlehurst, .... Mississippi.
MORRISON & BRO,
Carpenters and Builders,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi,
Patronage solicited; simp on Greene
street. Oct 17,1874.
Mrs. S. J. Linfield,
Having returned to Ilazlehurst,dc
sires to inform the 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 Huttcricks patents,
llazlehurst, Jan. 9, 1878 21.
S. ./ Johnson,
Saddle <£• Harness Maher,
IIA'/.I.EllURST. MIS'
Respectfully solicits the pntro t ige of +hf
people of Copiah and adjoining! unties.—
All orders in his line filled pron tly, and
at prices corresponding with tint tunes. KnJ
courage home workmen Jan 20. '~ri
M KAl.KR. A. UANOOLn
M. Falei^& Co.,
GBOCBRIESjmY GOODS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
Hazleiktrst,... ...Miss.
Agents for
PIIEI.PS * PARKER WAGON WORKS.
A n(i Wheeler d- Wilson
S E WING M A 0 II1 N E 3.
12 .31
F. FITZTHUAI,
BOOT AM) SHOE MAKER,
* • Sotrtli Side Estelle Street, )
Ilazlehaist..
ORDERS SOLICITED, and promptly at
tended r,o Satisfaction guaranteed.
March 201h. IK7n.
Manufacturer and repairer of
Buggies, Wagons cfc Pious,
In the Coiner Brick Shop.
Hazlehurst,.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.
L. BT. Bowman,
Gun and Lock Smith, atul repairer oi
Clock*, Watches, and Sewing Machines,
makes Finger Kings, and mends all kind
of Jewelry. All work warranted.
• Hazleharsl. Miss.. May 18. 1878.
0. B / / fc
' ^uVir
Hazlehurst . ii.'i'ii..:... Mississippi
Family grocerer, and dealer in Cooking
tt^a Mating StoVe*. Stove Tyifcinings. and
manufacturer of Tin, Copper and Sheet
iron, of 4»yery jdcsc^iptitMiy ©uttering. Pi
ping, valleying and all kind* of tepiiria
dbqjj in the-most approver] style pro- iptfy.
Xtijf. o, isnt.
!• ro reunion al MHjrdttprt,.
CONN fc dodos. V
ATYOKN*;^ AT LAW,\
flazleimrat; . j....xv-35 ....Mtiwt
. J. K. tirooiue,
Justice of the Pence. District No 1. Uia
jsleliurst. will lifild con A on. Uie Sed
Wednesday in each months. Office S-Auth
ol the court house, in the ode" occnpiVd
iiy Messrs. Conn ADodd. 4rv-H.V- \
M. D. Vance.™
Attorney nt law, Oxford, Mississippi.'
Will practice in aU the Courts. Special
attention giTeivtdleotlniitlon. of claims.
A, W, BI UNET,
Attorney at law. Crystal Springs. Miss
Will practice in all the courts of Copiah
end adjoining counties. xv-lS.
J. L. MEACE, ™
Attorney At Law.
Westviile,..... ......M^ajssipjii.
L’HAS. A. HAMILTON,
Attorney at law. Beauregard. Miss. Will
attend promptly to all husim-ss entrusted
to him in Copiah and adjoining counties
TIM, E COOPED;
ATTORNEY AT LA IF,
HaxMunt,. Mmtmppi,
1IENJ. KING, Ji„ .
Atl'y-at-Lau' <fc Solicitor in Ciuitxcery,
Beauregard,.xi-33.Mississippi.
S.D. DAMSEY,
A tlorncy -at- £<j urge
ffazlehurat,... .“fiss
URIAH MILLS A PS,
Attorney At Law and Solicitor in
Chancery, Ilazlchurst, Miss.
Will practice in Copiah and adjoining
counties and in the courts at Jackson. xi-4U
11. B. M A YEsTj H.7
A ITOIvNEY AT LAW.*
LLtzlninirst.AliBsiBBifipi.
II B MAYES,
Attorney and Cnunsellorat Law, and Solici
t«»i i(i chancery,iluziehutst,Miss. Attention giv
eu to business in the Courts ot Copiah md ad
joining counties,and in ilie courts at Jnckson.
1! UAUUIS, H X xeu.t.h; It
J1A It KIS & MILLER'
Attorneys at Law,
Hnzleburst.Mississippi
Practice their profession in Copiah and
adjoining counties.United States courts.and
Supreme court at Jackson.Mississippi. 7-51
r„ O. IIIIIDKWKU,. GKO. S. DODDS,
BRIDEWELL & DODDS,
Attorneys at law. Hazielmrrt and Beau
regard. Copiah county, Misaissippi. Hav
ing associated in the practice of latv. we
otter our services to litigant? in this and
adjoining counties. Will practice in all
the courts. Spocitl attention given to
Justices “f the J’eace courts in any part of
Copiah county. Kavors of friends solici
ted. better* addressed either to Ijazle
liurst or Iteauregard. will receive prompt
attention. Consultations at either place.
A.G BROWN & J A. BROWN,
J’KKttr. Miss. Jackson. Miss.
Attorneys at Law,
Address A. O. A J. A ttrowu, at either
Jackson or Terry, Miss.
Dec 3, 1870, nl5 ly—pd
W. B. BIMillAM,
Superintendent of Edn ation,
Ilaziehurst.Mississippi, i
Hereafter I will a tend to the duties of
my office on Sat«rday of each week. Office
in the Court House. May 0. 1876.
DR. T. Y. NELSON.
h n°w permajienUy located
Dll. G. 13. EI.LIS,
Gallman.Mississippi
Respectfully tenders his professional
services to the citizens of Gallman and
the surrounding country. xv-39
w M. Deasoii M D.
Has permanently located and ^offers his
professional services to the citizens of 11a
z.lehurst and vaeinity. and hopes, hy strict
attention to business, to merit a share of
public patronage. Office at K. <Wil
liamson's Drug Store. xiv-37
C. E. OAT1S. C. E. OAT IS, Jit.
OAT IS & OAT IS.
Physicians and burgeons.
Hazlchurst.. .Mississippi
Office at the Drug SSto’-e of Oatis & War.
veil. March 22, lh7n.
DU. II .1. MUDGKiV,
At Mis. Gordon's, near Pine Ridge, ten
ders his professional services to the cit
izens of the neighborhood, and surround
ing country. . xiv-17.
DU- A, B. PITTS,
Gulltnan.Mississippi
Respectfully lenders li is professional ser
vices to the citizens of Gallman ami the
surrounding country. Ang. 7.'75.
DR. D. M. GRIPPING,
Respectfully tenders his professional set
vices to the citizens of Hazlchurst and vi
cinity ; he may be found in the office of \V
M. Haley, fronting the Court House, from
H o'clock a. m. to li o. tn. Jan. 13. '71.
W. II. Wcathersbj',
DENTAL SURGEON.
Bku'rk<;ahi>.:..Missis,stm.
Will practice Dentistry in all it brandi
es. All work guaranteed and executed in
the neatest, and cheapest manner. Will vis
it calls in the country. Persons addresing
me professionally will please state the na
tore of the work to be done. xii-20
T, J. Penn.
Ilazlelurrst.MisttfSsTppi
Railroad Avenue, near Market House.
Manufacturer and Repairer,of
WAGONS, BUGGIES & PLOWS.
_ i
Undertakers business a specialty. Buri
al Casket* of all kinds and sir.es always on
band and (H up as cheap a3 the cheapest,
xir 24.
.7. .7. Welch,
COUNTY AUCTION ERR.
Hazlehui-st,..*-- • Mi**.
Having been appointed Auctioneer by
the Board of Supervisors of Copiah county,
I hereby caution all persons ugainstselling
property iu auction without first communi
cating with me, as I intend to enforce, the
law for my own protection. See Revised
Code of 1871, Section; 1732 and 33. page
3fit. A. J. WELCH.
Nov. 23, 76-12-14 County Auctioneer.
$5 TO $20 CJkL&sftSj
; IttrA free. Address Stinson A to. Portland
Maine. *'-16
' _> _r
CUAS. H. SCH6RCK*
Successor to A, FUCICH & CO
Dealer in foreign and domestio Fruit',
and Nuts, iD8 it GO South Peters St»« New
Orleans, La. Orders and consignments
solicite i. Nor. 15. ’M
B, F. W1L,SK*N, ofMrsfe.
, . . ,.W17£l . v -* ;> I
W. 71. toERKKL, Wholesale Groeef and !
! Commission, Merchant. 18 Canal ond 87
1 Go samib Sitfiets. Nerr Orleans, La. lt-Sm
T. X. ELLIS,
|^na Uhoi! ,• ■ t — i". •’ >i* -
JHast ride Railroad, Jucar the Depot,) Hazlehurst, Miss:,
DKALElt'TN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Croch
ery, Saddlery, Furniture, do.
Jam constantly receiving new goods from New Tori’and
the West, purchased at lowest CASH figures which 1 am of
fering at prices to suit the times.
Call and examine my goods and prices; I will not he un
dersold. Highest prices paid far cotton and country pro
duce. 13*6
> It. C. CONN
Brothers,
s to Oati* & Warrell
DEALERS IX
llazlehurst,.
At the ohl stand of Oatis d Worrell, keep constantly on
Hand a full and fresh stock of I)ruys, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, School Hooks, Stationary, Gwtliry, a ycnerul
assortment of Motions, Lamp Chimneys,-dc. '
Low prices and first class yoods, is a stand iny rule Of the
use. Wc hare d skillful PharmacAitist who will carefully
and scicntificallj Jill physicians prescriptions.
Jan. 17,' 1880.
T> n u a st oke. |
Dll. If. BUBHLKl,
DEALER IX
DRUGS MEDICINES PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES. STATION
ERY, FANCY ARTICLES, l’ERFUM EKY, ETC., ETC.,
Also sole manufacturer ami proprietor of the following specialties:
Burnley’s Celebrated Liver Lozenges, Burnley’s Chill Cure and Fever
Syrup, Burnley’s Magnetic Anodyne Liniment, and Burnley’s Climax
Cough Cure. For sale by Dr. h. Burnley, IJazlehurst, Siebe & Dam-pier
Crystal Springs, S P Bloom & Co., Thompson & Co., Beaui-egird, Maj.
B F Martin, Martinsville. All prescriptions neatly, carefully and scien
tilieally put up night or day by Dr. Burnley himself.
Place of business on east side Railroad at the Pitts building. xv-2l
Copiali o uiity,.Mississix^pi.
BOARD $2 PER DAY,... .$12 PER WEEK.$40 PER MONTH.
fif. J. d A. L. MORE UK A 1).Proprietors.
This celebrated Watering Place" is situated 1 t > miles north of New Orleans, and JO
mile* sott'h ot Jackson Miss, and within five miles ol 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.
l'or twenty years or more these Wells, without any other advertising limn that af
forded by the visitors themselves, hav gradually extended their fame throughout
Mississippi, Louisiana, and a great portion of the South .
'■'ho water of these Wells contain nearly every medical substance of the most cele
brated mineral waters ol ICurepe and America, They contain every ingredient of the
Vichy waters which are so celebrated for engorgement of the liver and s.leen and
bi iar.y concretions, diseases of the Kidney, flour albus, and chronic disfigurement* of
the skin, caused bv diseased viscera.
Dyspepsia, in its various stages, with nil its train of horrible nervous symptoms,
constipation, acidity of the stom icho, nausea, heartburn, disgust of food, sour eructa
tions. 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 cuntivc powers of these waters,
Diseases peculiar to females, such as spinal irritation, atnetiorrhoea. dysmennsr
reoca, menorrhagia, in all its forms, and many others have been benefitted or cured.
» - !■> UtiKVnorvolls systole, null ft* S-tiltlj. liTStolia.
St Vitus Dance, hemipleg'a, epilepsy, catalepsy, flashes of light, ringing in tli- ears,
perverted taste, premature decline, these waters have proved of great value. C hrouic
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 be permanently cured or greatly
ameliorated. '.
According totin' analysis of J R Chilton,
of New York, professor of Chemistry, one
quart of water of Well No. 1. contains:
l’rec Sulphuric Acid. 10.22.
I Sulphate Mm -.24.40.
j Proto Sulphate lion. .9 13;
Sulph Magnesia,. 11.25.
Sulph Soda. 4.44.
Sulph Alumni. 2.10.
Chloride Calcium. 4.11.
Organic matter. <fc. ?3.
According to the analysis of George Lit
tie. State Geologist, one quart of water of
Well Xo 2 contains:
Sulphnret of hydrogen. Hydrogen Carbolic
Acid. tree. Carbonic of Lime. Carbonic
of Magnesia. Carbonic of Iron. Sulphate
Magnesia. Sulphate Alumna. Cirbonicof
Sodium. Sulphate of Soda. Magnesia a :d
Silicia, Somo Organic Matter.
Well No 3 has not been analyzed.
The Proprietors will receive visitors at. all seasons of the year. They would re
spectfully warn visitors against the prevalent error, that of drinking copiously of the
waters immediately upon their arrival.
It is a safe rule under all the circumstances, 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 lair trial. Hundreds have
been cured, and you may be too.
Instances have been repeatedly witnessed of persons who. though at fir?t were great
ly discouraged, have persisted in the use of the waters, and been finally restored to
health
K.ninent physicians here have certified that they have been using and prescribing
the waters from Brown’s Wells, for fifteen years, in the diseases above named, with suc
cess. March 8 1879 29.
W. B Lt3B & IJJIO.
Crystal Springs,.Mississippi.
Having had several years expe
rience in llie fruit and nu'sery busi
ness, and having on hand a very
j line stock of trees, feel assured that
satisfaction can l»e given to all —
Call and examine for yourselves, or
write for particulars. Prices very
reasonable. xv-14
Rogers & Meek.
Hnzlchurst.Mississippi
Have a first; class Hearse, with a
carelul driver; will go at any time
on short notice, to any part of the
county, 40
Liquor,Opium ami Morphine
Habit cured by the great, South Ameri
can Auli .Habit preparation, a harmless
vegetable specific—never fails. Thous
ands cured in New Orleans and the South.
Given in food or drink. All cases guar
anteed permanent. Also sole proprietor
of the celebrated h’reret Remedies for nil
diseases. Weaknesses and obstructions
of the sexual and urinary organs of men
and women, perfectly reliable in all ca
ses. Those iu trouble call on or write
Dr. D. SYnENII AM. office and residence
99 Gasqnct at, New Orleans. L v. xv-10-ly
—-—---I
How VTaJclics Art Made.
It will be apparent to any one who will
examine a Solid Gold Watch, 'hut aside
fiom the necessary thickness lor engraving
and polishing, a large proportion of the
precious metal used, is needed only to
stiffen and hold the engraved portions in
place, and supply the necessary solidity
and s'rength. The surplus gold is actu
ally neodless so far as utility and beauty
are concerned. In James Boss’ Patent
Gold Watch Cases, this waste of precious
metal is overcome, and the same solidity
and strength produced at irotn one-third
to one-half of the usual cost of solid ca->
ses. This process is of the most simple
nature, aB follows: a plate of nickhj com
position metal, specially adapted to the
purpose, has two plate# of solid gold sol
dered one on each side. The three are
then passed between polished steel roller*
and the result is a strip of heavily plated
composition, from whic' the cases, hacks,!
centres, heads, &e,, are cut and shaped by j
suitable dies and formers. The gold in I
these case3 is sufficiently thick to admit!
of all kinds of chasing, engraving and ’
enamelling; the engraved cases have
been carried utitil worn perfectly smooth
by tipio and use without removing the
gold. They are for sale by all jewelers,
and each c&c is warranted by .Special
Certificate. For sale by C, M. Bankston.
Hazlchtirsi. arid C- II. Fry, Crystal Spring*
Ask for illustrated Catalogue and tosro
warrant. Feb U. l?9e-2G-iy .
L •
j SANDER & SONS’
(ESSENCE)
OF THE
E IT € A E 1 Ia T U 8 J
The pure volatile particles of the leaves of
the so renouned Anti-Fever Tree, ‘The Euca
lyptus Globulus’ and the only protection
against contagion in cases of YdlW, T\phoid
and other Fevers.
Do not wait until that terrible foe. Yellow
Fever, appears in your midst, but protect your
self and family bv using beforehand our F,x
tract as an odor:\nt, and when lover has ul
rea y set in take internally four t six drops
in h spoonful of water once a day, and apply
it externally freely to the region of the 'ow; Is.
It is the only remedy that cun be relied ou.
Certificate:
SAXoaunsr, Australia. March 1st. 1S73.
I have been investigating Messrs. Sander A
Son’s Eucalyptus Extract, nod have tj admit
that there is beMdes ir, no medicine of .such
universal efleet on the human system that I
know of. it checks completely all inflntuntion
of w atever kind—chest, lung, and all throat
atte *tious, such as Bronchitis am! Dipthibeiia. j
It cures Rheumatism, Toothache, Neuralgia, |
the most severe colds, etc. 1 u-ed it «iih on- ;
paralleled success in Swellings, Bruises, j
Sprains, Burns, Wounds of most serious mi- j
tore, in all Disorder* v* the Bowels, Diarrhoea, '
etc, and gladly acknowledge its merits lor tlu j
benefit of the public.
[Sign©I,J JOHN CRUIKSHAXK, M D i
Dr Hosier, Professor of the U»iver»i y of ;
Griefs \alde, Germany, reports astonishing j
cures of Diphtherities, Asthma, [Berliner.
Klini ohe Wechenschrilt, Nov. 31, ls79,atour
office,]
The extract effected cures of Typhoid Fever,
Intiuimilion of Breasts and r welling of Legs,
after cinlmemeiu, Dysentery, Whooping
Cough, lnlUmt-d ©yea etc.
1)R. CRUIKSH \NK,
Epitome of declaration made bef.»re M Cohn
Esb , J. P. at Sandhurst, October, 1877: The
son of Mr. Uaabe, was hurt with an axe on
the kiioe. After uiue weeks me heal t eat
inent it was declared necessary by Dr. MacgiL
livrav, to amputate the htpb. At that junc
ture the extract was applied, aud the Mound
speedily cured without amputation.
The daughter of Mr, Jungheim, suffering
from disease of the bone, so pronounced by
Drs. Atkinson and Boyd, who attended the
girl without satisfactory results, y as cured
just as speedily.
8a off hurst' Australia, Sept. 12, 1873,
1 hereby certify that the above are the con
tents of an advertisement published at Hand
htir»t, and that the named Drs, Macgillivruy,
Alkiw-ou A Ii>.yd ure well known medical
practitioners residing ui Sandhurst.
H.A WOODWARD, M ivor,
1, the uttdfrrstgnc t, acting Vice Consul
General of the United States, at Melbourne, do
hereby certify, etc. JOHN K. SMY’TII.
The great sanative power of the„ Extinct
brought under notice of Prince Bismarck
through the Cdusul of the ‘Gerouni Empire a
Melborne.
All theHlOcumcnts in question may 5a inspec
ted in attested copies at any time, at the office
of tk* undersigned, agents of Sander A "Sons'
Eucalyptus Extract.
Thft Exfraci k sold at one dollar nnd a quar*
ter per bottle. Each bottle accompanied by
atrfctjoog for me and reports of aares. *•
To bo had iit E. <L Williamson, llaaleharst,
and J ft Kioto©, r'/Tfcfat ‘•pring'.
Fib u, i««o 2»;ir,
The Weekly Copiah ax.
BY JOHN F. VANCE & 8. F. MA88ENGILL.
... --- -3U ^ ' '
Terms: Published every Saturday at 2wo Hollars 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.
2 IlE COPT A H AN is a frieiul to the farmer, the me
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 are respectfully urged to assist in
extending its already large circulation. As an advertising
medium it is unc quoted by county papers; merchants and
business men trill find it greatly to their advantage to adeem
Use in its columns as it circulates throughout this section of
eountri. Our terms are liberal, and we male it a special
duty to pro-mote, as far as we can, the interest of our adverti
sing patrons.
NEWSPAPER LAW.
1. Postmaster is required to notice by letter (returning the paper
does not answer the law,) when a subscriber does r.ot take his paper out
>d the olice, and state the reason for its n >t being taken; and a neglect
to do .go makes the postmaster responsible to the publisher for the pay
ment.
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the publisher continues to send it. the subscriber is bound to 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 havedeei ;ed that refusing to take new.-pnpeis and pe
riodicals Irotn the post office, or removing and leaving them uncalled for,
is prim a facie evidence of intentional fraud.
C. M. BANKSTON,
DEALER IN
Fine IVdteJics, Clocks and J miry, Spectacles. ( old Pens. Musical In—
strumeiits and Firings, Silver and Plated llare, Etc.
West Side Railroad Avennn.Hazlelnust, Mississippi.
' well selected Stock always on band. Repairing done to order. Satisfaction
warranted. Oct. 2d. Is7o.
The Daily Hack,—With Top.
II AZLEllUKST, MAIM IN' AND POUT GIBSON,
ROBERT W. LAMhUTII..PropriefAr
Will leave Ilr.zlciinrst and Port Gibs n at 6 o’clock every morning,
Sundays excepted. Good tenuis and careful drivers. Patronage of the
traveling public solicited; charges reasonable.
Passer,gets to .Martin, $4 OQ; Irom Martin to Port Gibson, $1 00.
Express from llazleiiurst to Martin 3 cents per pound. From Mai tin to
Port Gibson. 1 cent. loll
■ ••MiaM'nra.urm, , , ■■■■•■•anrianmnaj lain.niinvi Vraua pwi nwaaaBMMMeMMBMBBMK
E. C. WILLIAMSON.
Druggist and Pharmaceutist,
And sole manufacturer and proprietor of “The Great National Heine
d t.” suroeu/e for hois or colic in horses. / A !»JI ..f on a f «. h
dfucrs ana medicines, school hooks and stationery, paints, oils and pu \
window-glass and lamps, all of which will he sold at cash prices.
Prescriptions accurately compounded day or night. 15 .
W.P. Barnes’ Ne ;v Store,
Crystal Springs,.Mississippi.
Having removed to Mims' old Stand, on Front Street. I will he pleased to have old
friend* ami customers of Ih* late linn of Harrison. Flowers A Co. ai d everybody
else, to call on me and examine prices which 1 think will gu.nantee to me quick
soles and small profits. I shall keep con stoutly on hand a lull and complete assort
ment ol just what you need and at prices ‘hat defy competition. I am <ide awake
and fully alive to the pressing demand for good goods at low piices, and this is my
platform
“Coma one, come ail. come darkies too.
And see what bargains I'll give to you.’ 3t-ly
John W. McMaster,
* *
Hazlehurst,..Mississippi.
DEALER IX
Dry Goods, Xotions, Clothing, Hoots, Shoes, Hats c(- Caps
Ladies, Misses, and Childrens' Fine Shoes
and Slippers, in Great variety.
GROCERTFS A XI) GFXEHAL MERCHANDISE.
Mag 3, 1879 37.
NEW GOODS!
Latest 'N’ovelties Of Tlie Season.
S. Gf. MARSHALL,
Ilazlehurst,... .Mississippi
DKALER TN
DRY GOOD?, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CLOTHING, IIATS,
BOOT?, SHOES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
T have just received a large lot of Fancy Notions, and
will sell them cheaper for 'the CAHH than ANYHODY
ELSE, or in exchange for Country Produce and Cattle, d'C.
Call and examine my stock—nothing charged for showing
goods. My Clerks taken delight in accommodating custom*
ers; and nothing pleases them more than waiting on the La
dies. June i, 1878-27
* , *
CHARLES H. FRY,
Crystal Springs*.- Miss*
DEALEll IX
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silqcr 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
Wait tvr the Wagon—the Home Made Wagon—the
$65 00 Wagon,
At JT E’ LAV AY’S.
Thimble Skeie and Iron axle wasrons. All materials used selected
with care. Gin Stands repaired. Buggies made and repaired, and a!|
plantation woik done cheap for cash.
Give me a call. Shop west of court Vure on Brower Arenne.

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