The weekly Copiahan. [volume], November 12, 1881, Image 2

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CiTi (SCHOOL blRECTGES.
llu/Ielinrs(, Nov. 4, lSSt.
Tin; lion, Bowl of school
directors met in regular ses
sion; present, Rev. W. li.
Bingham. President, Mayor
Mayes, J)r. P'lrnell, Oapt.
M right and S. Or. Alarshali,
im nibers. Board came tuor
<ler, minutes of last mooting
ere tend and adopted.
Report of Principals were
rend and received.
The foliowing aecumnSs
were then allowed.
\Y R Thompson, $S3 75;
(1 K Fearing, $55; Aiiss Jes
sa W right, $43 83; Aiiss Bil
ly Bardiit, $12 75; 1C E
Simms. $43 50; 1C N Jeffer
son, (HO; R L Budlow, $1 10
James Wells, $7. Account
«>i’ Berry \\ ilson was re lei red
to committee on repairs.
1C 1C Simms’ salary was
raised from forty to forty-,
live dollars per month.
On motion W li Thompson
was authorized to have all
the necessary repairs made
on the school house, (white.)
Ordered that Dr. Pm licit,
and Oapt. Wright he appoin
ted committee .to see what re
news are necessary on color
i -
ed school iiop.se, and have
same done, after which meet
ing adjourned.
H. I.OK I!, Secy.
ail's'. Eihui Hatcy,
lie: kd ol \S . a I. Haley, h
parted this life at the resi
dence of iter son its law. Air.
M. Ouitis, Nov. 2d, 1881
.She was born .Bin. 1st, 1814,
and was nearly sixty-eight
rears of age at the time of
her death. " In D33, April
t , ^iio »* liKil i li U LO .U.
Unity, long iitiJ favorably
known in ( opiah county,with
whom s!ie lived to roar a re
spec fable family of sons and
daughters. More than fortv
five years ago .she made a jmb
tie profession of faith in
Christ, and trailed w ith ‘he
Baptists, among whom site
lined and worshipped, as a
consistent. Christian, till re
moved by death Fur many
years her health was delicate
and for months previous to
lu r departure her sufferings
were great and Iter condition
almost helpless; yet lit all
these monts of suffering and
watting she ever e.\pressed a
bright, hope and an unwaver
ing faith. It was (lie writers
privilege fo he with her when
the end was near and to heat
words of hope and eon ii.fence,
'i hough weakened in body
and mind from her iu»g ill
ness, no words t:t doubt or
mirg'i* ing were afteied. tsne
died in peace and witimut. a
a struggle. i he funeral ser
vieis wen* held in the I) i
masons church and words
were spoken concerning the
support Christianity gives and
the resurrection taught in the
ehristian system, and then
she was laid beside her do
parted husband to await the
first resurrection. May the
Croat Shepherd incline the
children and giand children
to trust in the same blessed
Savior, and. may they also
die in the full assurance of a
home in Heaven. A. A. L.
Public bdi-aol Mb ice.
Tin* iirst Sa’.nnfiy of November,
nt I'J At., is 1 lie time .specified by
law for the election of Trustees for
the ensuing scholastic year. The
patrons of public schools in this
county wilt take due notice, and
govern themselves according y.
.'•tier election, the s< crotary of lue
meeting will make a certified re
volt ol-tlie trustees elected to this
cilice.
\V. U. BINGHAM,
Sujct Uojiiah County.
riazlehuist, Miss, Nov. 7,1851.
New (ioatls. •
Mr, I X. Eliis is now receiving
his fad niiil winter goods, which
embraces eventldng usually kept
I .H s il':, such as dry goods.notions
hoots and shoes, hardware, crock
ery, glassware, hats clothing, tin
ware, t'umitme, saddlery, and gro
ceries, He 6ure and give him a
call and look at ids goods,and. pri
ces before haying elsewhere. 4
Important Notice.
To my cuMotneis and the public,
I will stale !hat 1 have moved my
Denial Romos to the Redding House,
amt have them fitted up in better
style a< d more piivate. I have al
so purchased a fad supply of Dental
goods, and am repared to do Den
ial woi k better and cheaper than
heretofore. 1 am uNo prepared to
iurui-h country Dentists with uri
terial at almost catalogue prices.
R. G. Pens.
Uazlehu'rst, Oct. 22, 1831-10.
Look At This!
i have four line places on thejofl
er Bayou Pierre,and six small lanns
near die Railroad* all improved,
which 1 will lease or sell on reason
able terms. Bargains can be had by
calling to sec me early.
R. N. Miller.
Hnzlclnrst, Sept. 10, 1981-4-tf
A full line of Kentucky jeans, at
lo.v prices, at Ellis's, 4
TLe Almighty in Arkansas. i
A Liitlo Hock special to
t!.c Cdi'.cagoTimes, X<»v. 2J,
says:
Two singular cases, involving the
action of superhuman agencies or
the i e.-ult of a combination of cir
cumstances, have been reported to
the limn.- e.oncspo’ident, end arc
vouched for by one of tho most re
putable ministers in Crittenden couo
yv. II dicri Nelson, ng-d seventy,
has been lenildv cxarei.-cd over the
Ion" condnued drouth, and one d.iv
list week became very angry and
began cursing the Led for permit-,
ling such an aid ci ion. While thus!
| engaged lie suddenly fell backward j
on ilit* ground, having been Stricken
with para!y-is. lie has not spoken
-ineo, and u is not likely lie ever
will.
'' L.iio tins s■ «'iie was m progress
,1 similar event was transpiring in
L nion county Three young men
were sit ting on their Inn- es in the
t">ini, dis'cnss'ng the pi nbahiiilies
from a cloud wlrcli just ‘thou was
rising in the west. Tic youngest
'd the group, named John Freeman,
referred to the drouth and remarked
that a G >d- who would allow His
people to suffer thus couldn't amoutit
to much. Ashe was speaking the
hoys were encircled by lightning
and the speaker stun .ed severely,
though his companions were un
scathed. Recovering, he renewed
the subject, bitterly reviling the su
preme power. Instaniy a bolt of|
lightning Hashed liotn the clouds
overhead, and the young man lei!
dead n his tracks. Nearly every
bom? in his body was maslud into
jelly, while liis boots were torn from
his teet and the clothing from his
tower extremities, d ive body pre
sented a horrible appearance, being
a blackened and m v gird muss ol
humanity. ills companions were'
'tunned oral livrown on the ground,
but not seriously ojued. J'he iu
norui of the unfortunate voting man
occurred t'- e next d iv ami attracted
a largo crowd, the larger p ntion of
whom wei-e'drawn thither by live*
ru'Ttor of the strange events pie
reeding 'or death of the deceased
’A tier, the l-ody was deposited in
'he grave and the loose earth had
been thrown in until the aperture
w..s liiiud, and while the friends of
the'lead man yet lingered in the
cetneto.y, a bdt ot lightning- do
scended iV«uA a cloud dirretlv over
the burial place and struck tire
grave, throwing the dirt its if a plow
Itad parsed lengthwise through it.
No one was i-jured. but tho-o p es
en : scattered, a boost pnra'yz d with
I'er ror. The incident is exciting n
great deni of a t -alu.ti, mii i. ters
and reiigii.ns people genera;Iv hold
ing’ that the young twin was the
vietim of the wrath ol an off-mled
God. wit-'o oii.e*s assert tluit b"th
tire ea-es rt ferr* d to were simply
wonderful coincidences, l aving w>
i-o’ttrcetion with e-uses, either phys
ical or supernatural,
yj v jjusy-?*
Af ilio residence! ol Hie
bride's father, Eli Graves, op'
Xov. 2d, lSSl,bv El«ler A. J.
Miller, J L L. Hood and
Miss Tamer Graves,all of Co
piah coil illy.
Xov. id 1, 18S1, :tt Hie rosi
deticeof Mr John Dantes, in j
Eider Alex A. Lomax. i\ [h j
Chiles and Miss Dora Dantes.
f» •. —— • • - -
Ju-t Received,
Tbtgg'es, Hacks ami Horses. All j
ure invited to cab at the stable ot
Rogers & Meek, Hiizlfdiurst, and
ex iiuine quality and prices, before
purchasing elsewhere. 49
Autlkta Sale of Live Stock.
At the ievidence ol E. 11. Brown,
14 mil‘s west of 1 laz’ehnrst, on the
29th day of October, 1SS1. he will
offer at Public Audio1*, ull <.! hi-'
Brood M ires, Mut« Colts, Saddle
Ponies, Jack (Black Prince.) one
yenrling Jack 39 or 40 'Traded and
CDinmon cattle, about 20 head hoars,
one 4 vent old blooded Bn!!, and my
fancy team ol Black Oxen.
On the same day there will be a
Democratic Barbecue and Public
Speaking by di-t ngui-diel gen tie
men. Every body invited to come
-and huv stock.
Oct. 22, 1831-10.
Ciiaaecry Notice.
The State of Mississippi—To
IJettie A, Oruwiord and James A.
Crawford, her husband, Dora Tan
tier and Charles Tanner, her hus
band, and Anna C Tillman: You
are comm aided to appear before
the Chancery court, ot Copiah coun
ty in said ,-tate on the 1st Monday
jot January, 1882, to show cause it
any you have or can why the final
account of N P. Tillman, adminis
trator, now on file in said court
should not be allowed and said
i administrator discharged.
J. M. NOB MAN, CPU.
j Nov, 12th, 1 SSI-13 41.
Sheriff Sale.
Birdsong, Horne & Brittain,
Vs Vondi.
A L. West.
i Judgment m Copiah Circuit tor
$214 00
BY Virtue of the above stated
writ, I will, on Monday, the
i fn !i dayjif December, 1 S« 1, expose
i to sale at public outcry, for cash,
in trout of the court house door
of Copiah county, between the
hours proscribed by law, the fol
lowing described land to-'.vit: The
south east quarter of south west
quarter section 20, and 2 a in the
lorlh east corner of east halt of
north west quarter section 32, town
ship 1, range 3 west, and west
half of south west quarter section
4, township 10, range 7 east in Co
piah county.
Levied upon as the property of
the delendeiit, A L. West, and
will be sold to satisfy the above
stated case and all costs.
W. VV. COOK, Sh’ff.
Nov 7th, 1*31 13.
Teacher*’ Association.
Editors Copiahnn: Please insert
tho following notice in your excel
lent papyr in the interest of com
mon school education:
Tho next annua! sessions of Tho
State Teacher’s Association will
be he'd in the city of Jackson,Dec,
"Till, lv8l. Gen. S. I) Lee, Presi
dent of the A, & M, Co'lcge, is
President of the Association; and
distinguished educators Irani oth
er slates have been invited to be
present. It is hoped that a goodly
mi tuber of the teachers of this
county will atiei.d this meeting of
the Association, the object of
which Is to c nisult together iu re
gard So important changes in our
present scho I law. Respectfully,
W. D, 15IN01I AM.
Mip't Copiah cc.
Ilaz’.eliurst, Nov. Sin, 1881.
A. P. Harry,
WITH
S. IT. Co- Operation Associa^
lion Commission Business.
GO CarondcictSt. New Orleans, La
Trustee Sale.
IN pursuance of a certain deed'
of assignment made by E T. Stack
Iiouse. oil the 27th day of Decem
ber, A !)., 1880, and recorded in
the Chancery cieik's office, in (Jo
piali county, State oi Mississippi
indeed book il H page 12‘.) to Ids,
1, as trustee in said deed, will, on
Monday the 1st!) day of Novem
ber, 18*1, in front of the depot, in
the town ot Crystal Springs, Copi
ah county, between the hours pre
scribed by law,proceed to sell at pub
lie auction,to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described prop
erty. ooih real and personal, to-wit:
South half of section 2, township
2, range :> west; also one hundred
and eighteen acres south side north
hall'of said section, said one him
died and eighteen.acres bounded
as follows: commencing at the
north wes* corner of the north west
quarter of section 2, township 2,
range 3 west, running thence
north 294 yards, thence east 880
yards, thence north 220 yards,
tin nee east 220 yards, thence south
220 \nrds, thence east GOO yards,
thence south 204 yards, thence
west 27G yards to place of begin
n ng. Also west half of north
east quarter and east half of north
west quaiter and fifty acres in
south west qa liter, all in section
I, township 2, range 3 west, Co
piah comity. State of Mississippi,
Also ttie following personal prop
erty: one steam engine and fix
tures, three wagons and farming
implements, seven mules and one
horse. L. ■!. UUYME*, Trustee.
(Jet. 1-7, 1851 o-It
it superior to anythin# kuown for
diseases it is recommended to cure.
S J Cass?Is, Tkotnnsvillp, G ;
(. F ■.ir;,er& Co., Forsyth Ga; ”em
barton, Samite! & Reynolds, Atlan
ta, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga, July 1. 1*71.—We
used ‘.-wilt's Syphilitic Specific’
in the treatment of convicts the
past year, and believe it is the on
ly certain known remedy that will
effect a permanent cure of diseases
far which it is recommended —
Grant, Alexander A Co.
$1 non Howard will be paid to
any chemist who will find, on anal
ysis of one hundred bottles of S
S. S.. one particle of merenry, io
dide potassium or any mineral
substance.
i he swift Specific Company, Fro
price rs, Atlanta, (fa
Mild by W, i> Cook, Ilazlehnrst.
Miss.
Cad fora copy of ‘Yuan# Men's
Friend,’ 8-lt.
vYo-uan,-—-Proclamation—Free
dom For Women.
Wli.ti is ilis right tiii: ballot to
woman compartd with her privilege
o! eiij tying health and happiness in
the charmed circle of her social anil
domestic relations? Among the
many discoveries tending to pro
mote the happiness and advance
ment of tee human race, nothing is
so iniimively connected With the
happiness of woman—tlie centre and
source of our highest earthly on
j >y incuts—as I he discovery of
lemedy whicli meets her peculiar
wants, and tits her for the enjoy
ment of life, and for minisisring to
the happiness of those with whom
she is associated in the tender re
lations of sister, wife an ! mother.
This remedy is found in Dr. J,
Bradirdd’s Female Regulator, Wo
me.ds Rest F. iend.’ By it woman
is emancipated from the ills peeu
liar to her seb. Before its magic
power ail irregularities of the womb
vanish. It cures ‘whites,’ suppres
sion of the ‘mense/s and removes
uterine obstructions. It cures con
stipation and strengthen? the sys
tem, braces the nerves and purifies
the blood, and thus doing, it does
more for her, and through her. lor
the whole hmnun family than any
discovery of modern limes. It nev
er fails, as thousand of women will
testify. Prepared bv Dr. J. B”nd
fi 'id, Atlanta, Ga, Price: trial sizo,
75 cents, large size $1 50. Forsule
by ail druggists.
Chancery Notice.
The State of Mississippi—To
Emily C Sandifer: You are com
manded to appear before the Chan
cery court of Copiah county in
said State, on the 1st Monday of
January, 18*2, to show cause if
any you have or can, why the final
account of J. W. Sandifer. Guar
dian, now on file in said court,
should not be allowed and said
Guardian discharged,
J M 2SORMAN, Cl’k.
Oct. 15, 1*81-9 44. .
Gasoline * Oil for sale at
Burnley's.
Quinine, Morphine and many oth
er goods reduced. Go and see E
C. Williamson, h druggist 6 4to.
~ S. T. Rogers,
The pioneer merchant of Hii/Jc*
hur.-t, has just returned Iroin the
city, where lie pure!)used irom va
rious markets, ut close iigureg, n
well selected stork of goods, con
sisting of everything u-tiul!y kept
in s lirst class store. He is now
prepared to compete with any Itou-e
on the road, doing a legitimate bus
iness. Mr. It. is not in the habit of
blowing his own horn, but -.ay- em
phatically that, though not so large
as some, Ids stock is its complete
and well selected as can be found in
.town, liis expenses are small, does
not keep a house full of £100 clerks,
but tt ies to select a few men who
know how to wait on customers and
treat them right—has irishucted
these c!c; ks not to no undersold.
Horn > and sec for yourselves. Don’t
he a raid of being too much trounle
to clerks, they will be glad to show
and price you through He calls
the attention of the Indie--, especial
ly, to h:s stock of dress goods, laces,
scarfs, shoes, etc. In fact, evert
thing to suit the ladies. Guttle-j
men w ill do well to cal! and see his
stock of clothing before buying. Ail j
at prices to suit tlie times 8 |
Horse for Sale.
A No 1 farm horse for sale, eith
er ou time or for cash. Apply to
S. T. IiOGKRS
Ilazleluirst, Oct. $, J 881-8
WILLIAMSON’S COUGH SYRUP
Of Tolu, Tar arid Wiki Cherry, !
For Coughs. Colds Soreness of the Lungs
Co lsu option. iirouchitic. Whoopingcougb.
Hoarseness. Catarrh and all irritations of
tho Air Passages. The curative proper
tie., of far and Wild Cherty in diseases cl
the Kings and throat are to well k nown to
need recommendation. In this prepara
tion Tar. Wild Cherry Ac., are combined
*iih other valuable remedies into an
agreeable Cough (syrup which cun be re.
lied upon as being prompt and efficient.
■' single bottle wiii convince ane one
that, no other medicine it superior to it.
For sate by ii C Williamson, Druggist
ijazleinu-st. Miss., at jo cents per bottfe.
J. (• Harris Sic-tim Gin
Tn good running order, mid he
will gilt your cotton for A cent per
pound. Personal attention given.
Patronage solicited, sep 17 u-3m
Attachment Notice.
To .Titcob Strauss & Co: An at
tachment at the suit of Abegaii
Myer, against your estate for three
hundred and seventy five dollars,
retut liable before tlie Circuit court
ot Copiah county, has been execu
ted, anu is now pending in sa'd
court, ami unless you appear be.!
fore said court on the 4th Monday I
in October, 1881. and plead to said
action, judgment will be entered,
and the estate attached wit be
so d. E, \Y. BROWN, Ol’k,
Ben King, Jr. Att’y,
Oct. i 3th, 1881-10.'
Pay Your Taxes.
The tax for the year 1S31. being now
due. 1 am re.i.ly to receive t! cm us fol
lows:
Stale t.:x is 33 C9 on $1,030
.School tax is $3 00 on ] <M)0
County Tax is $5 £0 on 1,000
Total $il jO on $1,900
W. W. COOK. Tax Collector.
ILizhdinrst, Oct. S l.-sl 8,
ATTENTION* AGENTS.
A New Book By Mark Twain.
“the Prince and the Pauper.” A
book for the young of all Ages,
lies' book tor c.nvassers ever pub
lished. Sold.by sabs -ription only.
For terms anti Territory apply at
once to Southern Publishing Co.
New Orleans, I,a Box 1 If**. 12
Ki*ad TliI*.
All persons indebted to the late I
firm of K, T. Stackhouse, now in !
liquidation, can save money and
piobaby h.-.rd feelings, by com
ing and setting the same. I wish
to settle in good feelings if possi
ble, by law if necessarv
I..I RHYMES, Trus.
Nov, 5, 1881 12-llt.
Sheriff Sale.
Officers of Court,
Ys Vendi.
Timothy Crown,
Judgment in Copiah Circuit Court I
' tor $40 an.
RY Virtue of the above stated \
jli writ, J will, on Monday, the!
5th day of December, 1881, expose
to sale at public outcry, for cash,
in front of the court house door ot
Copiah county, between the hours
prescribed by law, the following
described land to-wit: The north
east quarter of north west quarter
and east hall and south west qr ot
south west quarter, at.d ma th east
qr oi se qr and sw qr of se qr sec
tion Cl township 1, range 1 east,
and west had'and northeast qt of
north west quarter and north west
quarter of south west quarter and
east half of south west quarter,
section C>, township 1J, range 10
east, and north half of south east
quarter, section 1, township 10,
range 9 east, in the hands of G. F.
Wolfe, adm’r.
Levied on as the property of the
defendant, Timothy Brown, and
will be sold to satisfy the above
stated case and all costs.
W. \V. COOK, 8hdf.
ITazleliurst, Nov. 5, 1881-12 4t.
For Sale.
Any on? wishing to buy a good
residence in the toA-n of Hazlehurst,
{ will sell at law figures tlie place
owned by C. A. Redding, all in
good order, and with all the con
veniences to make it a valuable
place. For terms and further in
formation call on the undersigned.
John \V. Me Master.
HazleWst, Sept. 10, 1881-4
Notice.
We respectfully ask every one
owing us to call on T. M. Warrell
at W. B. Cook’s drag store, and
settle up your accounts. We must
close the accounts this tall.
CONN BROS.
Hazlehurst, Oct. 15, 1881-9 2m.
Lost.
On the 2Gth of Sept. 1881, in Ha
zlchurst, or on the road Irom my
place to Hazlehur st, one pair of Sil
ver Rimmed Spectacles ,in meltal
case, The finder of same will be
rewarded or receive my thanks by
leaving the same at the Copiahan
i office or returning them to me.
Jos. FT. Catching.
*
Administrator’s Sale.
On Monday, the 7 til day of No
vember, A, D. 1881. the undersign
ed administimors of the good ai d
chulth'S of Mary J. Catnnuuk, de
ceased. by virtue of a decree of the
Cffuecery court of Copiah c/nniv,
Alisu., made on the 13 h day o! July
1881, At the court houSe door of
raid Copiah county, in the town of
!1 .ziehticst, will sell to the highest
bidder fur cash, the following lauds
of said decedent, viz: AH of south
half of'section 35, Iving west of the
Railroad, except 2* ncrc-vi" th >
north west_ynrner in township 2.
range 2 west, nh-o excepting the
homestead cxeu^ition described os
Follows: Reginning at tie north
east corner of the above described
land, being the point wlieie the
northern boundary of said tract of
bind intPt'soets the Railroad, ru«
ning thence west with the northern
honndury of said land 44 ('.(>-101)
chains, thence south 20 enoins.theme
easi 35 34 100 chains, iheuee along
the line nf said Railroad 22 7-100
chains to the, point of beginning.
Said sa'e lioing ordered by >he
court, to pay the debts of said es
tale. E. A. Ray,
1). A. CAMVeng,
(let 1 j - 4 A dui'rs,
CENTENARY COLLEGE.
Jackson, Lis.
Session 1880-1 had 133 students,
six piolessors and teachers and
three A. D. graduates. The entire
expenses for hoard and tuition lor
sc-holasiic? year need not exceed
$!C4, in lb eparntory Department,
nor $164, in College classes. Next!
session begins September 5, 1881.
Send for Catalogue.
C. G. ANDREWS. Pro4.
Jackson, La., July 9, 1881.47,
Officers of Court
Vs Yondi.
I). W McRea.
Judgment in Copiah Chance-y
court for $20 30.
BY Virtue of the above stated
writ, 1 will, on Mond.y, the
5th day of December JS-sl, expose
to sale at public outcry, for cash,
hi front of tiie court house door of
Copiah county, between the hours!
prosesibetl by law. the tallowing
(iescribtid land to wit: West half
of section 31, tifwnship 1, range
2 west, now in the hands of G. >.
Dodds, Guardian of D. \V. Mc'.t ie.
t.evied on as the property of the
defend tut, l) VV. McKae, anti will
be sold to sittsfy the above stated
case and all ct'sts.
W. \V COOK, SIPff
llazlehurst, Nov. 5, Issl 12 It.
Land for Sale, Cheap.
Mrs L. (’urtis has a small
tract of 38 acres of land near town j
that is well timbered and lies web
lor cultivation The wood alone
is worth more than she asks for
the land and is convenient and ea
s\ to haul. For particulars apply
to M M CURTIS, ' |
llazlehurst, April 16, 1881-35
Cancer Salve.
Will cure King worms, Tetters
Chicken pox on Children, old sores
scald head, salt rehum, piles poi
son, itching of the skin, poison
oak. For safe by Mrs. Pressor and
Mrs. S. A Price, llazlehurst.
Aims. K. Garrison.
Martinsville, July 10. 18>0.
Bro.v'i’s Wells.
Reduced rates of board a!
he justly celebrated Rrown’s
Wells iu this county : Rosud
per day, $2; pei week, $10;
per month,$35, Special term3
for families
Actor ling to the analysis of .1 R Chilton,
of New York. professor of CliCTm.'try. on*'
quart of wa*<u of Wi ll No. 1. contains:
Live Sulphuric Acid. 10.22,
Sulphate him . 21.10.
Proto Sulphate lion..1) Id:
Sulph Magnesia. ... . 1125.
Sulph Soda. 4.44.
Sulph Alumni. 2 lo
Chloride < ’.aleium. 4.11.
Organic matter. A:.. 2d
Welt No d. 4 A: 5 has not been analyze!
According to thi* analysis of George Lit
tie. State Geologist.. onu quart of water ol
Well No 2 contains:
Sulphuret of hydrogen. Uydpogen C rb die
Arid. tree. Oarbonie. of Lime \%tib>nic
of Magnesia. Carbonic of Iron. Sulphate
Magnesia. Sulphate Alumna. Cubonic <f
Sodium. Sulphate of Soda. Magnesia a d
Siiiri:» Some Organic Matter.
The Graves Peach.
The earue-t and the line.-! of ih
party Peaches. Ail who ever' saw
it vouch for its superior merits.—
We offer first class trees one year
old at St 00 each. •
For 50 trees, 10 per cent reduction.
For 100 “ 20 “
Cash must accompany the order,
L. B. Harris A: Co.
Hazlehmst Miss., J ury 8, 1881.- 21.
Constable Sale.
S. G. Marshall, vs. Fi Fa. G'cen
Bird and Taylor Bird.-S. G. Mar
shall, vs Fi Fa. No. 153. Green Bird.
Two judgment?.
In Ju-tice court, Dist. No. l,nf Co
piah county, one for $45, and the
oth?r for $10 45, and costs of
each suit,
BY virtue of the above stated
writ, I will, on Monday the 7fli day
of November, 1881, expose to sale
at public outcry for cash, in front of
tlie court house door ot Copiah coun
ty, between tho hours prescribed by
law,, the following described land
to-wit: Tho undivided two fifths
interest pi Green and Taylor Bud.
in the south half of sec. 7, township
one, range 2 west, (s 7, t 1. r 2 w.)
Levied upon as the property of the
defendants, Green Bird and Taylor
Bird and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case and all costs.
W. R. Walker, Constable.
Sept. 24, 1881-6-4t.
School Notice.
The undersigned will open a pri
I vate school in the basement of the
| Baptist Church building, on Mon
day, Sept, 19tb inst. Hates of tui
tion as follows: Primary scholars,
$1 50 per month; Intermediate,
$2; Advanced $-2 50 grid $3,
Mattie E, Miller.
• Hazlehurst. Sep 17,1881-5-1 m
• The ,completest stock of goods
lean be seen at E. C. Williamson’s
drug store. t»-4t
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positively tiie ©saly IBIg NEiow
will exlaiblt sit flaxlelmrst
Ss tl»e time Uses! foa° tlae coining of
tlae €wa»eat Slaow to lto®leliiiEfst9and
it wIEl only exhibit fe>a° tiie one day*
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Museum, Menagerie, Aqmrinm and strictly Moral Ciretis. Traveling !»y its own spec al trains of steele
parlor palace cars. 5v> years without change. Fust, in ail tiling'! First in merit. First in Magnitude, First
in Magnificence.
FIRST IT MERIT ! FIRST IT MG.SITERE ! ' FIRST IT MtfiMFIf ETIE!
l’li.; Sensational tea Hues arc: '!’(.*■ Great Elec ■ ie L ghr. A herd of the !a\gtM E ♦•ptiai.t-*. 1 he largest
Hhinocero-i in America, weight 4.001) Mw. A gGnt wni:e I’olar Hear. A drove of hacirian Camels. Musk
(•)x. A Colo-al Living Crocodile 20 feet long. Egypnan YaLms. 0 ic hundred d If-rent kinds of Monitors.
Pair of sacred white peacocks, worshipped in India as G ids. The man eating M itidrii. One hundred differ
ent kind of pluaiagcd lords.
The Startling Novelties are, 100 performers, male and female. A cortege ol golden chariots. 50 dens of
E ire Wil 1 Animal*. A school of sea lion.*. 100 diminutive Shetland ponh-s, smaller titan Newfoundland dogs.
A troupe of Hindoo jugglers. The circus embraces more equestrians, more vau'ters, more gymnasts, more
clowns, more Athletes, more specialties, than any show in America. A nd now a lewd words to the People of
[I'lzlchurst and vicinity.
You all know the Show, it lev a ways been known a* a Big Show, ii is now bigger than ever, lhe pictori
al bills ol the old J dm R tbinson Show are correct representations of the wonderful features which can be wit
t.c*sed in the Cirsus and Menagerie, Just ad led, a giant ox, 20 hands*high, is larger than an elephant. Al
so a tawney Midget Cow from Caff- t, South Africa height 30 inches the only one ever on.exhibition in Amer
ica. The menagerie embraces more lions, mote camels, more tigers, move cages, more elephants, more monkeys
than any show in America. Tin* extraordinary attractions are a ttonpe.of Hindoo Jugglers. The Anatomical
wonder. The satnpson of the 19th century. The human meteor. A woman shot from a cannon loaded with
powder, and whirled through the air with ierrific force and speed. Tiie be«t educated troupe of dogs and mon
keys in the world, These are features owned, controlled and exibited only by this, the greatest of all shows.
ao exceptions.
A few more special attractions, just re
ceived from my European agents- The
great Taminor, the first and only one ev
er seen in captivity, or ever on exhibi
tion; aij,^ still another great feature, the
most wonderful of all antelope species,the
Gnu, or horned horse, who has the re
semblance of a horse, but is Mill a deer,
another great feature, the Silver Ante
lope, the first and only one ever exhibi
ted; and still anot.ie.% the South Ameri
can Sloth, that you all have read about
but have never seen. One hundred yards
of Boa Constrictors nnd Annacondas;
nnd still another great feature, the most
wonderful of all a herd of real live Gi
raffes, the most beautiful and costliest
! animals on exhibition nnd the only one
; now on exhibition. The great street pa-,
i radc is bright, beautiful and brilliant.!
i There will be no combination with any other shows—the time is fixed. The old Jo..n Robinson Show nev
i er changes or postpones, and his show is too big to need .a combination with any othe'\ Two thousand re
served cushion chairs at hut a small advance. Remember one ticket admits to all. The admission to these
vast Shows has been reduced to 75 cents. Wil! exhibit at Crystal Springs, Friday, Nov. llih. Ilazlehurst
i Saturday, Nov. 12th, Wesson, Monday, Nov. 14. /