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- I'lfJSl I1 ■ l"11' nl
f ae Urchin Cojiiahan
Hturteliursf, November 26,1881.
, ll-aijis oli flic Chicago, St, Louis
?iimJ New Orleans liaiiroud, due at
Hmilehurst, as follows:
Going North—No 1 2:5** p in.
SfOc 3. 10:45 p la. No. 7. 4:30 p. m
No. 9. 5:12 n. m.
Going J-outh—No 2. 12:15 a, m.
No. 4. 5:12 a. m. No. 8. lO:5Civ. m.
No. 10. 0:12 a, m.
* Masonic.
Ilazlohnrst Lodge, No. 2.5, niei'^s
1st Friday in each month atm
o’clock, P. M. Officers for !SSI.
T M \Vuirt'II. W M J I. Ard Secretary.
A Mangold, i> IV. J (i Uarjrrave, S if.
1) I! I. we. .1 \V D Boss, J O,
b Su'.iat.Treas 3 R Grdome. S Jt T
fs. ll Joint son, 1L A. Chapter :
meets 1st Saturday in each month :
sit 10 o'clock, A. M. Officers for
rssi.
>111 Cook, nr A 1’ Barry, m 3.1 v
M Faler. k. S T linger.. M 3.1 v. |
.1 J| Nor.nan. s. It W Mille t r. m 1st v. |
.1 W Andeison.c n, F Snbat, Treas.
.1 II Graeme, rs J L Ar.l Sec'y,
T M Warrell, u a c. DM Coor, T.
J M Wesson Lodge, Mo. BIT, A. j
I<\ and \. AL, meets 2nd .Saturday ■
in each month at 7 o’clock, 1‘. -U |
Officers lor !8sl.
.1 \V McPherson, w \i. E B VVitnbeily, Sec j
A T Woodin. s w; H T Kee l, s i>
W VV IlobersOR. .1 W; A M I,veil. J I).
V 1! Hartwell. Trees. David Dawsun a Si t
Knights and Ladies oflioiior.
Officers for term ending June
BOlh, 1881:
Protector, M s R F Roberts,
Vice Protector. Mrs SO Marshall.
Financial Secretary 'and Secretary S G
Marshall.
Chaplain. Rev V I! Bingham,
Treasurer. Mrs K E Bingham,
Guardian. Mrs M K Thompson,
Sentinel. l)r O C Marsh ill,
Guide and Medical Examine-, Dr. G ’.V :
Burnell.
Trustees. S G Marshall. Mrs Marietta :
Penn. K VV Brown.
Time of Meeting, 1st and 3d Thursday!
wights in each month.
R G. Marsh.x.l., Setf’y. |
Knights o*l Pythias.Directory, j
.. Crystal Spring Lodge No. 21. ttnn>tii j
every 2d and 4th Friday of r.ucb mouth at
Castle It..11 over Baptist Church.
W (; Ikilk nson, Past, Chancellor:
Pr.F L Fulghum. Glia eellr t’auimr.ndcr:
it B Minn, Vice Chancellor;
C II Fiy. Prelate;
A \t Barnett. Master o1 Exchequer;
.1 S Stackhouse Muster of Finance,
.8 11 Aby, 1C of It and S;
.1 VV Bailey. Muster at Arms;
O E Allen, Inner Guard.
J A tei.ns Outer Git rd.
Past Chancellors: R It Aby. Dr F L Fit'.
ghaui. R T Pearson, W C WilkinsyR, : C
It Smith, . , /fBfi %t
Hazleliurst Hotel,
* AHEAD OF ALU
1 take pleasure to announce to try
friends ana the public, iltat I shall
have even' tiling in npple pie order
for all those who may favor me with
their patronage during the coining
court: clean rooms and bed.-. ind tnv
lable the best on tiii- line road. .So
Especially solicit the patronage of
till lha: attend court, ns tn\ necom
mbiialion will be first cless in every
respcct.a id charge to suit tie* times,
ltespcct fully, Kate Me Masted
0 Yes! 0 Yes'!
The immense stock of dry goods
notions, n othing, & c, composing
the stock of Wolfe Bros., of « r\s
tal Springs are now being so d be
low cast to satisfy .cert tin claims.
The e goods are sold by refaii en
abling al to take advantage of the
Unprecedented Bargains, and *o
many «ln* die ire to have their
ready tn -oe\ gi.isfVtras pass blc,
this will be a • B!j . O EO ;TU
N1TY. and should not lie over
looked. Stock in Cook building,
west side l.’ailroad Avenue
► J. If. cliOOMH, Ag?t.
Hazlehurst, Oct. L’L.’, 1 >.S1 -10.
Stoves and Tin Ware.
If yofi wish to get a good cooking j
or heating Stove, or anything in j
t ho line of tin ware,such as is found
Jo a first class tin shop, call on (J
APPkl,, < rysta Springs Miss, and
bo will sell you cheap for the cash
Give him a trial. xv 20 ly.paid
Town Property For Sale.
Three lots of laud, fronting 150 j
.fetton Kairoad Avenue, 'about
40 yards from depot,) and running
back 20o feet; containing a good
snb-tantia! two story building, 25
l>y 75 feet long, four rooms above, j
gallery in front, store room l>. low |
about 50 feet deep. Dining room
and kitchen in rear. Good well of
water, under cover,_ good stable,
about 50 line fr.iit trees, shrubery,
etc. Price" $3,000. $1,000 cash,
bal on time.
ll.J CATOriiNGS, U’t.
Ilazlehurst, -May £1, 1 “81-39
Notice To The Public.
A great saving of time.which as
money: l util now pr^wied to saw
^hnd g ind (o'- the public; will fili
orders for meal, lumber, or shingles,
«>n slep t notice. So when yon come
to the p-m-i office, black.-iftith slop,or j
on any other business, bung j our
corn or -ack and get some good fresh
meal, atjd see if it i- :.m the be-; you
have had. in a long time. I will
keep meal on hand at ail times to
exchange for corn;-Sa'urduys will
fie my regular grinding days, but
will grind any time when 1 have not
meal to swap; chops or homiry for
stock, kept on hand to exchange or!
sell; special an alignments can tie
made tor chopping teed.
1 will take in exchange for turn
her: c fro, outs. pens.potutoe-.fodder,
hay, rice straw, shacks, pone, beef,
milch cow-, number one oxen, hides,
tallow, molasses in short ali kinds
of country produce at maiket prices.
In con hitdrw, let me say iliaf Mr.
Sail Guess,who i- noted for miking
good meal,will supe in'end the grin
ding. J. T. Paukeb.
Hazlchurst, Fcb’y 19. *81,
Good Land For Sale.
farms containing from one hun
dred and twenty to six hundred
acres of choice White Oak or Bay
ou fierreluid, situated near Bur
tonton, in this county, can be had
on the most reasonable terms by
applying to It K .IQN ES and It.
JJ. SilMs, at Crystal Springs, Miss.
JnnelS, iSSMt-ff,
' ' i *
racr^asasacgiarnaint ■ «ygr»<>»C3Sn»»r'-aMBaeaw*3i
JB usmess Cards
If.-Moody,
: Hoi a. egant.MmimMn.
DEAt.Fll.I.Nr
| Staple Dry Goods, Grocet ies,llaid
j , ware, Hoots, shoes, flats and
Plantation Supplies.
Will sell cheap for easluand guar
ante,e everything to give entire
satisfaction; any goods hot entire*
I,' satisfactory may tie returned
and the money will cheerfully re
funded without a question.—xvi 21
John J. Cason.
Ikau regard-,.'Mississippi
Healer in
Dry Goods, Motions, 'Clothing,
&c, Fancy• Groceries and Planta
tion Supplies. ■ 31.
Polk Ferguson.
Ikautvgsnf t ....-...... . Miss..
* m.M.KIl IS
Family Uincrries <rtid I’lnatiUion Sup
plius. Uentecdoiifiie«. etc. Ale. l’nrtor.
IVi-r nml other Summer drinks on hand.
Cilt uud s*:o mo. vii-oG
Jackson Railroad Ice House.
H. M. FBUlCH, Frupiietor.
(Succor,soi to Sclienek & Fucieli,)
!>■■: uxn in
Shell rtr.d Canned Oyatern. Fifli and lie’
Calliope St., opposite Jack .on It. It. l’na
itenger t'epnt. New Orlcant. Oi'dei's from
Hotels. ltee.'.aranta. etc.. rrppectliiUT so
licited. and pXnntp-.ly filled at lowest
Market Rates. 1*. O. I!ox 251. xr-37
Bias Guevara.
BeauiTg.inl,.Mississippi.
MANITACTUkF.il OF
Mexican Sadd e Trees. Saddles. ITovnesst.
ete. Call anil see samples ol his workman
ship. Patronage solicited.
S.ATEST STYLES
— IN —
1IAT.: and bonne it,
AND
DI1K8 MAKING AND LADIES
UNDEB'VEA15, AT
Manic* A. Bmlih's •
Spring Street, Wesson, Alias. 2S.
IL Penn.
Mo'iufaeiorer ami repairer of
Buggies, Wagons & glows,
1:i the C imer Brick Simp,
flazlehurs?,'..•... . Mississippi.
Orders t> 11. Bonn solicited,
forms t<> suit the limes—all wo; k
warranted.
BURIAL CASKETS.
G ifting of nil kindn cm'?tunily on
hand. xiv 23.
F. FlszUuim.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
Smith Side Estelle Street.)
Hazleliarst, -.NIiasissippi
ORDERS SOI,IOITFD. and promptly at
tended to S.itisi.vction gaitrautced.
March 20th. I P75.
Coleman House.
> lystal Sjm Miss. VY. It. Tyler Pto
;:rie»i»f. lvi-l side of the r=Ti 1 ro?nl. eonven
i *:i» to the Depot. Kspeoi/il attention paid
to tiMSiMeut custom, ‘ ’barge* moderate
c* a \vt ck .*1- •*- diy at home easily
tji) I s£c made. Costly Outfit free. Addrefl
Tuike A Co., Augusta, Maine.
*.T» to 20 per day at lion e. S imples worth
$.> free. Address Stinson A Co., Cortland.
Ma.ne
CrcscHt Neuralgia Cnre.
Mu. T. 1>. Ci.kmk.vt— Dene Sir: I have |
been suffering with my hack lor the lust
Use Ive tnbitMis. once during that time 1
could not walk to my lied; huve used
about two thirds ol a brittle ol vour Gres
Ci «U Neuralgia Cure, and am trunk to core
.'css. ll.'.tt [ iin botter off with my back lo
uuy. than 1 have been lor tue past year,
an.j coiiU fently'believc that a second bot
tle will (fleet-a permanent cure. Thunks
lor your leoiedies. Very Ke-peelfully.
JOHN 'VEU tV.
Uncle Jack Terry. .1 P.
Crystal ip'iuga. Apiil llrdh. lhhl.
Kor sale at the drugstores of Conn llros
and K^C Williamson, llazlehurift. . yvi-38
T. J. Peon,
nazlcliifrst...Mississippi
Railroad Avenue, near Market House.
Manufacturer and Repairer of
WAGONS, BUGGIES & PLOWS.
Undertaker# business a specialty. Buri
al Caskets of all kinds and sizes always on
band and fit up as cheap as the cheapest,
xiv 24. :
~ 1.1. Welch,
COUNTY AUCTION ERR.
Hadihurst..Mias.
Having b«en appointed Auctioneer by
the Board of Supervisors of Copiah county.
I hereby caution all persons aeainstselling
property at auction without first.communi
cating with me. as I intend to enforce the
law lor mv own protection. See Revised
Code of i871. Sections 1732 and ’33 page
3114. A. J. WELCH.
Nov. 23. "70-12-14 Conutr Auctioneer.
City Hotel,
,
MUMFOItD & WATSON, PROPR1KTORS
Tliis famous Hotel, corner ol Common'
and Camp tw eets. Mew Orleans.having been
recently refurnished and refitted through
out, the proprietors will use every endeavor
to give satisfaction toall who patronize
them, having had considerable experience
X- W ,
Deas«n House.
Beauregard..
This house is located on South
street, nnd is. well known as- the
“LAmkih” Residence.' Convenmi'
to llte bnsincss part of the town,
has just been refuted and repaired,
and well furnished and gives (lie
best of faro and unexceptionable at-;
tention. J
Terms m-idorate an«J patronage
solicited. ’Mrs. L. Reason.
Large .assortment of fine fancy
! nnd stick-Can ties just rcceiycd at
! I> iridcyV drug sldrc. 8
fa-, i jjik_| , -j ^ ^
Business Cards.
A. L. Haslliisr, Jr.
Gt'oeml ■GommiwUm Mcreluuit,
No 32 Bienville Street. New Orleans, La,
For the sale of Orttnses. Lemons, Ap
ples- 1‘oLMoes, Onions, and 'dealer--In all
klr.ds of Fruit. Consignments Solicited of
Blitter. Cheese. Kegs, Chickens, Hide*.
Wool, FeallfST*. Game. .Src, J7-l-ly
*•’• u. lt.tr.u w. n. ,\. watkins
Barlow & Wi.lklns,
prfALKR. IN
GEXEtiA L MERCHANDISE,
Crystal Springs-xvi ....Miss.
B. F. Brown & Co.
liockport,...,Mississippi
„ Bealo.-s in Pry Goods. Clothing. Fumilv
Groceries, and Plantation -Supplies, -Sell
cheap lor push. xvi-in Cm.
*7doBa-s a ivfcek. IS dollar? a dav at home
I easily made. Costly outfit free. Ad
dresaT rue k Co. Aufyuata, X?aine xv-l
7 Maj. T. I>. Akin
Fashion able Tailor,
Ilazleliupst, _......_ Miss.
Has romnved his oIBce to the Pitts hnild
ng. east side Railroad avenue. Patronage
solicited. March 7, -74.
A. B. Gates & Co.
iatesville. Copiah County, Mississippi
Dealer in General JlercltundUe, IVovis*.
ions, Goufecttoqi-eieR. Notions, etc. lligh
ejl pricei paid for cotton and country pro
duce. Patronage solicited.
Nov. 15. *7!)-fy-p«i<l.
iMiilsaps & Bio,
Hazlekurst,-Mississippi,
• - ItKAI.lUt IX.
St pie Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware.
liooU, Shoes. Hats, and Plautat on
Supplies
j&$t~ Will PV|I clicni) tor cash. innSO. '75
Itogers & Meek.
Hazlehurst.Mississippi
Have a first class Hearse, with a
caret til driver; will go at att.v time
on short notice, to.iify part of the
county, ' 4o
Albert Moore’s
NOTION STOKE, AND NEWS
DEPOT,
South side Estelle street,
Hazlekurst, .... Mississippi.
Morrinoti & Bro.
Carpenters and Builders,
Iluzlehurst,-- -Mississippi,
Patronage solid ;od; shop on Gippiic
a need__Oui 17, ls74.
M i.mloou,
M. Faler & Co.
ftKAl.KKS IN
OROCEKIHS, HUY GOOD',
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
IIazleiiurst..Miss.
Agpiits Cor
PHELPS ,t PARK Eli WAGON’ WORKS.
And Wheeler d IV/lwn
ri E W I N G M A G il 1 N E 8.
12-31
L, M. Bowman,
Gun a.ud Lock Smith, and repairer of
Clock**. AYatche*. and Sewing Machines,
m ikes Finger Ring*. and mend* all kind
of Jeweli j. All woik warranted.
liazU* burnt. Miss.. Muv IK. 1F78.
V. Haas.
Ilazicluirst.Mississippi
'•’.imily grocorer. and deafer ia Cooking
and heating Stoves. Stove Trimmings, and
manufacturer of Tin. Copper and Suoet
iron of every description. Glittering Pi
ping. Yullejing and all kinds of lep.irin
done in the must approved style promptly.
Aug. ti. 1ST!).
Beauregard Hofei.
Mrs. M. T. Ray, • • Proprietor.
B. 1) 1>AY. Btis'.mjj M u,iger.
Having leased I he Beauregard
Hole! for a length of tin e, and hav
ing it thoroughly renovated, I am
now prepared to give first class re
cotninodalion in every respect. Ta
ble suiiplied will, every thing this
and the New Orleans 'markets-'afford.
Special inducements offered to the
public travel: good table, good beds,
(fee, .ini] rate- reasonable; I solicit
the pationagc ■ f all as I expect to
give uiv attention to the business,
and k.'.ip -neh a [Intel as will bn a
credit to Beauregard; no means nor
pains pared to give satisfaction.—
1) H(’i fail to give me a calf ns you
p isB. Beauregard, march 26, ’81.
For Sale
One splendid lot (or a building,
south of the Fair Ground and east
[ of the Cemetery, known as the
iflAnn:iit hot,” is for sale Price
§150 Good title guaranteed. For
I art her particulars call at The
Copitrhan Office,
llazielrurst, Jan. 23d, Vi—-23 tf.
The “Harper”
W hiskey is the result of the ex
perience pt twenty-two years, in
which time the innnnfacttire lias
been perfected so as to produce an
article as pure and nutritious as
bread made of the grain from which
it is originally distrHed, with mel
low taste, delicacy of flavor and ex
hilarating qualify unsurpassed by
any evermaile in Kentucky. Frank
Subat, sole agent. Nazh|iumr,Mi8s
I \Y. Harper, DisfwBP Ntjson
county, Ken* ueky 37
Dccell House.
Brookhaven, Mississippi,
Board by day, week or month.
PEED STABLE ATTACHED.
The patronage of the public is respect
hilly solicited. MRS . H. DECELL.
July 15. ’TC-47 Proprietress
B. Y. Patton,
Crystal Springs, - - J[iss.
Dealer in dry gdods, groceries,
plantation supplies, etc. Patron
age of tire citizens of Copiah and
adjoining counties solicited.
* pril 27, 1875-86
-t ■ r r ■ £.n-.'.vi,
Profession at Pirretortj.
Charles A. Hamilton, ‘ I
Attoin*^ autl Ocunsektr at Law.
Wesson, Copiah Couv.ty, Mississippi. j
Collection of. dluiin* a specialty. Will1
practice in Circuit, thaucery and United
States Court#. .\Ti-3!t.
K. N. Miller,
Attorney at Law,
tUulebuist,....M»#i##ippl
L. B. Harris,
Attorney tit Law.
Huziodtust.Mississippi. |
Meade Atiowfn.
A 11 o r u o. v’h At, La tv.
Uaaleliiirst, .......Mississippi.
• Offineay Court U.ouie,
Xiv-5
’T” ’“rri •ff'f-m--at* ';
R. P. WiLi.txc. J. s. siixrox.
Milling & Sexton.
Attorn c y s a t 1 a \v,
ITaziolatrsf, .....Mississippi
liiisines* boirrmunications addressed to
them at Ilrt'/.tehtirst or Crystal Springs
will receive prompt attention. xvt
h. o. conx, oko. g. nouns.
Conn & Dodds.
ATTOKAEY AT LAW,
Hazlehuist. .._.xv-35_Miss.
E. W. Cnllen,
ATTOl! N LY AT LAW,
Hazlehuist, —...... Mississippi.
I will bn fonhii at lion. Mayor' (Ilian,
wlicn not professionally absent. xvi-16
A. W. Burnet, "
Attorney at law. Crystal sjirings. Miss
Will practice in nil the courts of Copiah
anil adjoining counties. xv-18,
Bcnj. King, Jr.,
AtPy-at-Laie d; Solicitor in Chancery,
Bout: regard.si-53.Mississippi.
S. D. Ramsey.
A ttorney at-Jyatc,
Hazlehuist,.r.,... Miser
l rhili Miilsaps,
Attorney At Jane and Solicitor in
Chancery, J/azlehurst, Miss.
Will practice in Copiah and adjoining
counties and in the courts at Jackson, xi 40
H. B. Mayes’, Jr.,
AITOKNKY AT LAW.
Ilitzleimist. Mississippi.
Ii. 15. Mayes,
, A'torney.md Counsellor.,t Law, and Solici
7 eUuiicen.Haziefcurst.iliss Atie»ti.,ngi»
tu to business io the Courts of Copiah and ad.
jj 4iiu^ comities,and iu the counts ut Jackson.
J>cilbon Brown,
Attorneys at Lau\
■lacks.>u.i;,sissi|>pi
Drs. Reason & Ferguson,
B-attregard. Missis-ippi, have associa
ted th.itu elves together, and offers their
professional services to' the citizens of
Beauregard and vucinity.nnd hope.by strict
attention to business, to merit « share of
public patron ige. xvi-30.
Br. II. c. Ferry,
riivsici.iu ami surgeon,
Office ut E. 0. Willi onion'd Drug Store xv
Dr. T. Y. Kelson,
I' now permanently located ut Su>'dv
Po'»t xvi-JG
C. E. OAT IS. 0. E. O..TIS, Jh
Oalis & Oalis,
Physicians it ml Surgeons.
Ilazlehurxt.Mississippi’
Oflice ut ilie Drug Sto-e of Oat is .fc Mar.
rell. March 22. 1879.
Dr. JSC J. Mullen,
At Mis (Jordon's; near Dine nidge. ten
ders his professional eel vices to ihe cit
izens oi the neighborhood, and surround
ing country. " xiv 17.
Dr. A. B. Fitts,
Go laian.jiississippi
liespeetttill; tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Cullman and the
-urrounding country. Aug. 7. >75.
.1. B. WroUrne.
Justice r>f the. Peace. Disy*ict No 1. IIu
zielmr.'t. Miss., will bold court on the 2nd
and 4 h Wednesday iireht^i months. Office
on Crocker street fronting the court house,
xv-:! 1
W. II. Weathersby,
DENTAL HUItOKON.
BmrnKCAUD....Mississippi.
Will piactice Dentistry in all it; branch
es All work guaranteed and executed in
the neatest and cheapest manner. Will vis
it C..IU in the' country. Persons addresiug
me professionally will please state the na
ture of the work to be done. xii-20
Ufcdfojyl, Va., AIhei and Iron
Springs.
TO THEE I GIVE HEALTH,
Excellent Tonic Alterative iru 1 Diuret
ic. Medical Association. Lynchburg. Va
Used nritli great benefit in Malaria and
Diphtueria. —3 F Dnpoii. M D. Ga. .
Sueoosslully used in dysuepsia. chronic
diarrhoea and scrofula.— I’rof 3 Jackson
M 1). Uni*7 i’enn.
Invaluable us a nervous tonic.—Hon I
C Fowler. Tenn.
Recommended as a prophylactic in ma
larial districts.—!) U Fairex. ,\l I). N O
Restores debilitated systems to health.
-T G Mo.eer, M D. Ind.
Adapted in chronic diarrhoea, scrofnlu
and dyspepsia.—Geo T Harn-on M L>, N V
Successful in diphtheria and neuralgia.
J P Neeee. M D. N C.
Exi client to* certain diseases' peculiar
to women Prof J J Moorman. M It Va,
Piompt in relieving headache, sick and
nervous.—Rev E (j I otison.
Used with great benefit in dyspepsia.
J M Ralph. M I). Pa
Suited to hronchittis a-«d diseases of di
gestive organs: J F Rorghton. M I) Ala.
Most valuable remedy known for female
di.se.U5i B: J.io P Metteitr. M D. , . D.
Of great curative virtue: Tlios F Ram
bold, M 1). Mo.
Beneficial in uterine derangement and
malarious c< nditions: G M Vaile M l), O
Charming on the complexion, making it
smooth, citar, soft and rosy: Miss M, of
3 0.
The prince of Mineral tonics: Francis
Gilliam. M t). N C.
Inestimable ns a tonic slid alterative:
Hunter McGuire. M 0. .Va.
Fine appetizer and blood purifier:. II ;
Fisher. M V) <> V.‘
Very beneftcml in improving t reduced j
syst*m: Bishop Beckwith, of Ga
Invalids here find welcome and health, j
Rev John Haunou- late ot La. now oi
Uichinond. Y_ri. ,
Has real mpiil; Southern Med. Journal ,
Pamphlet* free .upon application.
Witter. $4 per e tse Mass and Pills 25.
50. 75 cents. Sent post-paid anywhere
umwer season of Fpiir.gs begins 1st
June, . $35 tier month. Address
A. M. DAYlEilS. Pres't ot the Co,
78 Maine hi Lynchburg Va. Boa 174.
Sold by 'V. B. Cook Uuztehu.st, Miss.
xvl-38,
( has. H. Sehenek,
Successor to A. FUiP'H A GO.
Dealer in foreign and domestic Fruits,
and Nuts. 5K A (it) South Peters Sts.. New
Origans, La. Orders and consignments
solicit® I. Not. 15. ’79
Fresh Fish
At Alb >.rt Moore’s.
■ . . I ■
your owr. town. Terms
free. Add,h.ss H. Ualiert A
- »•
E. A. CATCHING S,
Family Groceries—Cheap for Cash.
A Iresh stock of first clft»s Groceries, Conf. ctiorury, Fruit*. .TrlHm, Nuts, Retain*.
Cukes, Toilet Soup, Kitrncta, Ac., &c. At the old ,1'oet Oilieu Building. . Cult and see
we- ' .. xvM'J-ly.
J. J. Thames,
11 esson,.... ....tn- Mississippi.
DftAM'.l! IN
Pure Jlrugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils,
| Tolllt Soaps, Hair finishes, Combs, trusses, Shoulder fira
ecs, Scotts Electric Hair finish, and everything kept in a
tirst class firing Store. Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Tri* 21.
-r •Tii.:i~±±:$±Z&zrj£2a:At±z’*i i. ••• • : :\r.w ' _ - — ■ —
jas. Hamilton. - LEO. w. Hamilton
J. Hamilton & Co.
(Successors to Hamilton & Ilailam.)
Beauregard,.....-Mmmippi.
DKAI.EttS IK AND MAMTACTl11KB8 01'
All kinds Yellow Pine Lumber, rough dressed; sash, doors, blinds, store doors,
panel shutters, molding, scrool-work, counters, newels, shelvin', fences, Ac, Ac.
All v/ork guaranteed equal in every respect to that of any market. TerAns indutivo.
Orders solicited. Send for price list. xvi-40-Cm.
The Skinner Ginning Engine,
Free from sparks, and manufactured by Skinner A. Wood. Erie. Pa. Euilt exprets'y
for Plantation use. -and endorsed by leading Planters in every Southern State. EoV
thirteen years we have made n specialty of Ginning Engines, have stimied the wants
ofthe Planter*, know *he difllauliiifs they meet, and have n -ted the failur" of the coni
myn Upright and Locomotive wlierr van by poor help and poor water. This experi
ence enables us to . tt'er for the coming season nil improved Engine and Brttler, wMch
has stood a ten year's test ut Ginning mid Grinding, and is to day the Most Popular
Plantation Engine in Market. Xfidurs solicited from those wanting Steam Engines.
Eor illustrated catalogue aa'd prices apply to JAS. W. DIDLAKE. Crystal Spiings.
Mitt*. . xvi-4My.
s' 5_<-_J__
W. B COOK,
At the ohl stand of Oath & Wurrdl, keep constantly on
hand a full and fresh stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, School Hooks, Stationary, <Jutltry, a general
assortment of Notions, Lamp Ch imneys, dc.
Low pnets and first class goods, is a standing rule of the
house. We hare a skillful Pharmaceutist who will carefully
and scientifically fill physicians prescriptions.
To The iPakiic.
W p have pool our dr up storo to Mr. W. B. Cook, of whom we can gav
that he is worthy of the (mlronape of all cur friends and cu-homers.
Ail who are indebted to u» will find their account* with .Mr. Warrpl;
at the old stand. xvi 40 Co.N'jt linos
Wesson,. Mississippi.
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,Pools,
Shoes, Hats, Pur nit arc, We.
Keep “Sternes’ Paw Hone Superphosphate," one of the
best fertilizers made, which we are furnishing to customers.
We arc doing a general advancing business. art-29.
S. J. Johnson & Son,
Hade-hurst,.*..Mississippi.
Manufacturers of and dealers ia saddlery and harness, als o dealers .in whips copnrs.
saddle blankets, saddle bags, stirrups, ctmbs. blushes, imirtes. trace clmins. back
oiin.ifi. bridle bits. Ac. Keeps co ftmtly on hand n full u^ortmint, of- cvervlhing usk
Jlly in a first CUhjs establishment, impairing none neatly and chjrges moderate
)/ rationale solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Establishment on (ireen afvet.
'^TTmT^a^nkstonT”
DEALER IN
Elite Watches, Clocks and J tcslry, Spectacles, t old Pens, Musical In
struments and Strings, Silver and Plated Ware, Etc.
West Side Railroad Avenue.HnzJehnrRt, Mississippi.
' well selected Stock always on hand. Repairing done to order. Satislactioe
warranted. Oct 2d. IS7r>.
NOTICE-CHEAP -FOB-CASH AT
L. F. BIRDSONGS
A large and varied slock of goods, which arc fresh, ncic
and cheap. A splendid assortment of mens, hoys,and youths
clothing, ladies cloaks, ladies hats, ladies dress goods, kid
gloves, ladies cuffs and collars; a good assortment of gents
and ladies shoes. In fact, everything usually kept in this
market. To those who owe me, I must insist on prompt and
early settlement. Delays are dangerous, xvi-li "
E. C. ^ILLIAMSON.
Druggist arid DJjarmaceurist,
And sole manufacturer and proprietor of “The Great National Heme
dy ” sure cure for hots or colie in horses. A full rtock of pure and f eAt
drUiT>* and medicine.*, schonl books nod rBruionerr, points, oil.* and pu
window-glass and lamps, all of which will he sold at cash prices.
fi®* Prescriptions accurately compounded day or night.
! THE WHITE OAK WAGON,
MANUFACTURED by
The White Oak Wagon Co.,
E° . > - - -»........ Mississippi.
m \
; CAPITAL, §150,000. CAPACITY, 30 Wagons a Day.
I ' hir your farm wagons. Pdtr*ini35d' home n» niaiaetwrvs.
■ Die White Oak.Wiigoh is the best and cheapest and flic freights are
. tower. Sample wngon rept to incrcliaaH at cos: price. Send for circa
H*rs- July 2.. mi 40.
I* ' ' ' - '
The Weekly C* -eiaua . .
By John JF. Vance At S. F. JVIasscngifl,
Terms: Published every Saturday at lieo Poll or s anc
Fifty Cents per annum, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar pci• 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 rales, for cash ; the
patronage of our friends solicited.
The Copiahan is a friend to the farmer, the mechanic, the
laborer, and all trades and professions; it should be a visitor
I to even/ fireside in Copiah and the surrounding country, and
! the friends arc respectfully nryed to assist- in extending its
already large circulation. As an hdrerUsing medium it is
nncqnalcd by county papers; merchants and business' men
| will find it y really to their advantage to advertise in its col
I umns as it circulates throughout this section of country. Our
j terms arc liberal, and we male ic q special duty to promote,
as far as possible, the interest of our advertising patrons.
Newspaper Law'
Millinery And ttress Making.
HIrs. Site HI. Holloway,
Beauregard,......;.. MmustippL
Having procured the services c.f a first class dress pinker and inilV ner from New Or
leans. I am prepared to furnish the latest styles in miliinery and dress nuking. Also
I have on hand hair goods and all t ie novelties f the season in fancy g >ods. I respect
fully solicit the patronage of the public. xvi-to.
Dr. L.M. Dampeer.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS.MISSISSIPPI
Wholesale and Detail Dealer in Dure and Fresh
Drug?, Medicine-, and all tho popular Patent Medicine.-,
Fine Chemical-, Ac. Fine chewing and smoking tubecco
mid the befit of cigars; also, the very be.-t ol Violin end
Guitar siringe, and in fuel every tiling, that is usually kern
in a first class drug store. Prcpsflriptions prepared
with great care at all hour»,day or night, xv-28.
S. T. Rogers & Co.
hs telle street,.Jfazlchurst, Mississippi. ■
IlU*aa<*rs in ticncrul Hlei'chandl***.
Will keep constant/// on hand errory class of goods kept in a
first class house. Will sell goods for the 'cash as cheap
as any house on the road A ll kinds of country pro
dues taken in exchange for goods. Patronage solicited, fiat
; isfaction guaranteed. 34
NEW GOODS!
%
Latest NTovelties Of The Season.
S. Gr. MARSHALL,
TTaslch nrsty.Mississippi
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE. CLOTHING FIATS
BOOTS. SHOES AND PLANTATION SUITI.IES. ’
I here just-received a large lot o f Fancy Notions, and
trill sell them cheaper for <hc CASH than ANYBODY
ELSE, or in exchange for Country Produce and Cattle, etc.
Call and examine my stock—nothing charged for shoving
good*. My Clerks lake a delight in accommodating custom»
j ers; and nothing pleases than more than waiting on the La
dies. .June 1, 1878 27
John W. McMaster,
llaslchurst,..Mississippi.
DEALER IN
j Drg Goods, Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats <£ Caps
Ladies, Misses, and Childrens' Fine Shoes
and Slippers, in Great variety.
: GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
May 3, 1879 37.
GaH. APPEL,
j Crystal Springs,.Jfississtppi,
DEALER'IX
j
General Merchandise.
Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of DRY 000D8.
PRINTS. JEANS, LAWNS, .CAMBRIC:*SATINETS ORGANDIES. CABtUMEKEh
SHIRTINGS. TRIMMINGS. TICKINGS. DELAINES
DENIMS. SILKS. ROOTS. SHOES. CROCKERY ’
CONFECTIONERIES AND FANCY GOODS 1
Plantation Supplies, Furniture, &c., &c In short, everything
needed by the Farmer, or Housekeeper, andon terms 10 snit the times.
Highest price paid for Cotton in Goods or (’ash Sept 14‘ INIU
J.) rugs tore;
ms-ii Biis\i,s;v,
DEAVKR rX
DRUGS MEDICINES PAINTS. OIT.S. VARS1SITES. STATION
ERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, ETC.. ETC..
I
Also sole tmnnfaetnrcr and proprietor of ihe tollowing 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, fiaziehnrst, Sicbe k Dampier
Crystal Spring-, SP Bloom <fc Co., Thompson A Co., Beuuregrrd, Maj.
• 15 F Martin, .MniWin-viile. All prescriptions neatly, carefully and seien
| till cully put up night or day bv I)r. Burnley himself.
Place of business on e.ist’sidc Railroad at the Pitts building. xr-2l
I. N. ELLIS,
East side Railroad, (near the Depot,) Hazlehurst, Miss.,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots. Shoes. Hats, Crock
ery. Saddlery, Furniture, tic
lam constantly receiving new goods from Xew York and
the West, purchased at lowest CASH figures which / am of
j faring at prices to suit the times.
I Call and examine my goods und prices; l will.not he un
dersold. Highest prices paid far cotton and country pro
dace. . 13.0*
Homes For Small Farmers.
I will soil mi tain eighty acre lots, or the whole of the vast domain
containing about fourteen hundred acres, owned until recently bv •
; Warren K Dent, which he has >'fton refused to sell at fabulous prices.
| The land lies at and around the little town of Pine Blnff, on both .sides
of the Baron Pierre. It lies well, is abundantly timbered, soil rich
i and productive, condition about like the Indians left it, but few of the
blighted tracts ot slavery upon it Only about two hundred acres
ch ared. Surrounded by a happy and prosperous people good society
churches schools and stores, makes it a desirable place cf residence*
l Terms part cash balance in tpie and two years with interest. For my
i desired inform'd ion, apply !o mo at Burtosiion. Copiah county, Mika
| • ^ May n$, U. P M Y U3V***•»* lot A ujos Urn not

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