The weekly Copiahan. [volume], December 24, 1881, Image 4

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

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Ilic Wcchht Copiaban
Hazlclmnd.Mlecembcr 24, :ssi.
Trains ou the Chicago, St. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad, due at
llazlekurst, as follows:
Going North—No 1. 2:5'J p in.
No. 3. 10:45 p m. No. 7. 4:30 p. w
No. 9. 5:12 a. ni.
Going 8outh—No 2. 12:15 a, in.
No. 4. 5:12 a. in. No. 8. 10:50 a. m.
No. 10. 9:42 a. in.
Masonic.
ITazlehurst Lodge, No. 25, meets
1st Friday in each month at 7
o’clock, l\ i\r. . Officers for 1881.
T M Wafrell. W M J L Aril Secretary.
A Mangold. S W.\ J (i Hargrave, S I).
1) i! L we. J W O Rogg, J D,
i' Snbat, Preas. J It Groome. S & T
S. II. Johnson, I>. A. Chapter
meets 1st Saturday in each month,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. Officers for
1881.
lilt Hook, it p A P Rarry. M 3d v
M Pater, k. S T Rogers, m 2d v.
J M Norman, s. K W Millsaps, m 1st v,
J \T Ainleison.cn, P Snbat, Trees.
.1 R Groome. p x JI. Ard Sec’y,
T M Warrell, r a c. D K Coor, t.
J M Wesson Lodge, No. 317, A.
P. and A. M., meets 2nd /Saturday
in each month at 7 o’clock, 1\ M
Officers lor I8sl.
J W McPherson, w m, E R Wimbeily, Sec
‘••A T Woodin. x w; II T Reed, s n
W W Roberson. J W; A M t.yell, J n.
V R liarlwell, Treas. David Dawson sit
Knights and Ladies of Honor.
Officers lor term eliding June
30 tli, 1881:
Protector, Mis S F Rob :rts,
Vice Protector. Mrs. S G Marshall.
Financial Secretary and Secretary. S G
Marshall,
Chaplain, Rev W B Bingham,
Treasurer. Mrs E E Bingham, «
Guardian. .Mrs M E Thompson,
Sentinel, Dr C <1 Marshall,
Guide and Medical Examine", Dr. G W
Purnell.
Trustees. S G Marshall, Mrs Marietta
Penn, E W Brown,
Time of Meeting. 1st and 3d Thursday
nights in each roomth.
S. G. Marsh via.. Sec'y.
Knights ot Pythias Directory.
Crystal Spring' Lodge No. 21, meets
every 2d and 4tit Friday of each month at
Castle Hall over Baptist Church.
W C if ilk'nson, Past Chancellor;
Dr F L Fulgham.Cha eellr Commander;
It B Mims. Vice Chancellor;
C H Fry, Prelate;
A \V Burnett, Master o' Exchequer;
J S Stackhouse, Master of Finance,
S H Aby. K of It and S;
J vV Bailey. Master at Arms;
<J E Allen, Inner Guard.
J A Minis. Oliver Guard.
Past Chancellors; S H Afcy. Dr F L Ful
jtliam. B T l’earson, W C Wilkinson, r C
H Smith, # 4
Hazlchurst Hotel,
• AHEAD OF ALL.
I take pleasure to announce (o my
friends ana the public, that I shall
have every iking ir. apple pie order
lor all those who may favor me with
_1 heir patronage during the coming
court: clean rooms and beds,and my
table the best on this line road. So |
1 specially solicit the patronage ol
all tha; attend court, as m\ uccom
modal inn will be first class in every
respect.and charge to suit I lie times.
Respectfully, Kate McMaster
Full line of the best poet !
ical works and library books j
just received by E. 0. Will -;
ianison. Something that nev- j
er was kept-in Hazlehurst be j
fore, and many other nice
useful things can be seen and!
bad. Would like to have
the pleasure of just showing
my goods, if you don’t
want to buy. Messrs. White
and Brittain delight to see
the young folks as well as Hie
old,* 18 |
How to spend Christmas :i
Save your money, make your
sweetheart, friends and rela
tives happy, and go to church
on Sunday; to do all this yon
will have to g:> to Mallie B.’s
to get your presents.
Stoves and Tin Ware.
If you wish to get a good cooking
x»r heating Stove, or anything in
the line of tin ware,such as is found
ia a first class tin shop, call on O
APPEL, Crystal Springs, Miss., and
he will sell you cheap for the cash
Give him a trial. xv-20-ly.paid
Town Property For Sale.
Three lots of land, fronting 150
feet on Railroad Avenue, (about
40 yards from depot,) and running
back 20‘J feet; containing a good
* substantial two story building, -25
by 75 feet long, four rooms above,
gallery in front, store room below
about 50 feet deep. Dining room
and kitchen iu rear. Good well of
water, under covt% good stable,
about 50 tine fruit trees, shrubery,
etc. Price $3,000. $1,000 cash,
l>al ou time, .
K. J OATCH1NGS, Afc’t
Hazlehurst, May 21, 1381-39
Notice To The Public.
A great saving of time which is
money: I am now prepared to saw
and grind for the public; will fill
orders for ineal, lumber, or shingles,
on short notice. So when you come
to the post office, blacksmith simp,or
on any other business, bring your
corn or sack and get some good fresh
meal, and see if it is r.ot the best you
have had in a long time. 1 will
keep meal on hand at all times to
exchange for corn; Saturday* wilt
be my regular grinding days, but
will grind any time tfl.cn I have not
meal to swap; chops or hnmiry for
stock, kept on hand to exchange or
sell ; special arrangements can be
made lor chopping teed.
1 will take in exchange for him-'
her: corn, oats, peas.potatoe-.fodder,
hav, rice straw, shucks, pora, beef,
milch cows, number one oxen, hides,
tallow, molasses; in short all kind*
of country produce at market prices.
In conclusion, let me say that Mr.
Sam Guess,who is noted for m iking
good meal,will superintend the grin
dmfc. J. T. Parker.
Hazlehurst, Feb’y 19, ’/H,
✓ ... ■ ■ ,■■■ ... ;>■ " ; /r* :
Business Cards
A.* P. Barry,
WITH
8. IF. Co' Operation Associa*
tion Commission Business.
O^Oarondelet St. New Orleans, La
II. Moody,
Beau, hfjard,.Mississippi.
DEARER IN
[Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,!!uni
ty me, Hoots, Sli'»e.s, flats and
Plantation Supplies.
Will sell cheap for cash,and guar
aut.ee everything to give entire
salisfuetion; any goods not entire
h satisfactory tuny he returned
nutl the money will be cheerfully re
funded without a question.—xvi 21
John J. Cason.
Bcu uregard.MississipjA
Dealer in
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
&c. Fancy Groceries ami Flanta
tioti Siqqtlies. 31.
Jackson Railroad Ice House.
S. M. FU01C1I, Proprietor.
(Successor to Scheuck & Fucicli,)
PUAI.KK IS
Shell nnd Gunned Oysters. Fish and Ice.
Calliope St., opposite Jackson It. R. l‘us
semrer Depot.. New Orleans. Orders from
lintels. Restaurants, etc., respectfully so
lieited.’ mid promp.ly filled at lowest
Market Rates. 1’. O. Box 251. xr-37
Bias Guevara.
Beauregard,.. Mississippi.
MANUFACTURER OF
Mexican Sadd'e Trees. Saddles. Harness,
ele. Call and set* samples of his workman
ship. Patronage solicited.
H. Penn.
Manufacturer ami repairer of
Buggies, Wagons cC* Pious,
In the Comer Crick Shop.
ilazlehuivt,.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.
F. Fitztlium.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
Sooth Side Estelle Street,)
Ilazlebarst..Mississippi.
ORDERS SOLICITED, and promptly at
tended to Satisfaction guaranteed.
March 20th. 1875.
Coleman House.
Crystal Springs. Miss.. W. R. Tyler. Pro
prietor. East side of the railroad, conven
ient to the Depot. Especial attention paid
to transient, custom. Charges moderate.
Present Neuralgia ('me.
Mu. T. I). Ci.kmknt— Dear Sir: - I have
hern suffering with my hack tor the last
hvo Ive moii'Its. once during that time 1
could not walk to u:y bed: have used
about two thirds ol a bottle ol your Cres
cent Neuralgia Cure, and am t'riiik to cj:.
less, tloit I am better off with my back to
day. than 1 have been for the past year,
and confidently believe that a second' bot
tle will effect a permanent cure Thanks
for your lomedics. Very Be-pectfilily,
JOHN 'l'KUi! V.
Uncle Jack Terry. J P.
Crystal .springs. April 3oth. 18«l.
Por sale at the drugstores of Conn Bros
and li C Williamson, llazlehurat.. xvi-US
T. j. Penn,
ilazlehurst.Mississippi
Railroad Avenue, near Market House.
Manufacturer and Repairer of
WAGONS, BUGGIES & PLOWS.
Undertakers business ft specialty. Buri
al Caskets of all kinds and sizes al ways on
hand and lit up as cheap as the cheapest,
xiv 24.
A. J. Welch,
COUNTY AUCTIONERR,
Ilazhhurtit,.Mi.<s.
Having been appointed Auctioneer by
the Beard of Supervisors of Copiah county.
I hereby caution all persons against selling
property at auction without first communi
cating with me. as I intend to enforce the
law for mv own protection. See Revise3
Code of 1871, Sectiots 1732 and ’33. page
384. A. J. WELCH,
Nov. 2 V '7(1-12-14 County Auctioneer.
City Hotel,
MUM FORI) & WATSON, PROPRIETORS.
This famous Hotel, corner of Common
and Camp streets. New Orleans,having been
recently refurnished and refitted through
out, the proprietors will use every endeavor
to give satisfaction load who patronize
them, having had considerable experience.
X—28.
Dcason House.
Beau refill'd,.il/iss.
Tiiis* house is located on South
street, and is well known as I lie
“Lamkin” Residence. Convenient
to die Business part of the town,
has just been refitted and repaired,
and well furnished and gives the
best of fare and unexceptionable at
tention.
Terms moderate and patronage
solicited. Mrs. L. Deabon.
The Graves Peach.
The earliest and the finest of the
early Peaches. Ail who ever saw
it vouch for its superior merits.—
We offer first class trees one year
old»f$l 00 each.—
For 50 trees, 10 per cent reduction.
For 100 “ 20 “ “ - “
Cash must accompany the order,
L. B. Harris «te Co.
Hazlehurst Miss., Jany 8. 1881.- 21
J. C. Harris’ Steam Gin
In good running order, and he
will giu yonr cotton for \ cent per
pound. Personal attention given.
Patronage solicited, sep 17-5-Stu
'
~ * I
Large assortment of fine fancy
nnd slick candies just received at
Burnley’s drug store. 8
Business Cfords.
A. L. Hasllng, Jr.
General Commission Merchant,
No :S2 Bienville Street. New Orleans, La.
I-or the sale of Oranges. Lemons, Ap
ples. Potatoes, Onions, nnd dealer In all
kinds of Fruit. Consignments Solicited of
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Chickens. Hides,
Wool, Feathers. Came. &c, 17 1-ly
—--— -—i_i__
K. M. P.tI't.OW. H. A. WATKIXB."
Barlow & Wi.lkliis,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Crystal irprings-xvi_Miss.
B. F. Brown & Co.
Bock port,.Mississippi
Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Family
Groceries, and Plantation Supplies. Soli
cheap (or cash. xvi-lO-Cm.
7 O dollars a week. 12 dollars a dor at home
I easily made. Costly outfit tree. Ad
dressTruo * Co. Augusta, Maine. xv-la,
. Maj. T. I). Akin.
Fashionable Tailor,
Hazlclmrst, . Miss.
lias remnved his office to the Pitts build’
ng. east side Railroad avenue. Patronage
solicited. March 7. ’7#*
A. B. Cates & Co.
Gatesville, Copiah County, Mississippi
Dealer in General Merchandise, Provis
ions, Confectioneries, Notions, etc. High
est prices paid for cotton and country pro
dne-e. Patronage solicited.
Nov. 15. ‘79-ly-paid.
MHIsaps & Bro.
Hazlehurst,-Mississippi,
hkai.kk in
•St pie . Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware.
Boots, Shoes. Flats. and*Plantat on
Supping.
Will sell cheau for cash. ianP>0. 75
Rogers & Meek.
Ha zl el mrst.Mississippi
Have a first class Hearse, with a
carelul driver; will go at any time
on short liutice, to any part of the
county, 40
Albert Moore’s
NOTION STOKE, AND NEWS
DEPOT,
South side Estelle street,
Hazlehurst, — . Mississippi.
Morrison & Bro.
Carpenters and Builders,
Hazlehurst, ...Mississippi,
Patronage solicited; shop on Oreene
street._Oct 17,1874.
M. FA1.KU. At MAXOOtl)
M. Paler & Co.
HKALKUS IX
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
Hazlehurst,.Miss.
Agents for
PHELPS A- PARKER WAGON WORKS.
And Wheeler Sc Wilson
S E W I N G M ACHI.N'ES
12-31
L. M. Bowman, .
Gap. anil Lock Smith, and repairer ol
Clocks. Watches, and Sewing Machines,
makes Finger Pings, and mends all kind
ol Jewelry. All woik warranted.
ii.Hassleli.irst. Miss.. May IS. ISiK.
C. Baas.
j
Hazlehurst.Mississippi i
Family groccrer. and dealer in Cooking
and heating Staves. Slave Trimmings. and
manufacturer of Tin. Copper and Sheet
iron of every description. Cluttering. Pi
ping, Volleying and all kinds of tepairin
done in the most approved style promptly.
Ang. G, 1871).
For Sale
One splendid lot for a building,
south of the Fair Ground mid east
ot the Cemetery, known as the
“Annmi Lot,” is for sale. Price
$150 Good title guaranteed. For
further particulars call at T lie
Copiahan Office,
Hazlehurst, Jau. 23d, ’81—23 tf.
The “Harper*’
Whiskey is the result of the ex
perience ot twenty-two years, in
which time the manufacture has
been perfected so as to produce an
article as pure and nutritions as
bread made of the grain from which
it is originally distilled, with mel
low taste, delicacy of flavor and ex
hilarating qualify unsurpassed by
any ever made in Kentucky. Frank
Subat, sole agent, Hazlehurst,Miss
I. W. Hakpeb, Distiller, Nelson
county, Kentucky. 37.
Decell House.
Brookliaven, Mississippi,
Board by day, iccek or month.
FEED STABLE ATTACHED.
The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited. MRS . H. DECELL.
July 15, ’76-47 Proprietress
B. Y. Patton,
Crystal Springs, - - Miss.
Dealer in dry goods, groceries,
planratiou supplies, etc. Patron
age of the citizens of Copiah and
adjoining counties solicited.
April 27, 187S-36
For Sale,
Any one wishing to l»ny a good
residence in the town of Hazlehurst,
I will sell at law figures the place
owned by C. A. Redding, all in
good order, and with all the con
vepiences to make it a valuable
place. For terms and further in
formation call on the undersigned.
John W. McMaster.
Hazlehurst, Sept. 10, 1881-4
Notlee.
All persons indebted to tlie un
dersigned are hereby notified to
come forward ami settle up their
debts of honor. No credit from
date F. SUBAT.
Hazlehurst, Nov. 26,1881-15.
Professional Directory.
J. A. Yoimir, M. I).
Respectfully offer* b's professional ser
vices tu the cplKfcps of tluKlehurst and vi
cinity, Residence on Extention street.
. xvil-10.
Dr. W. M. Denson.
Phvsiol in nnd Surgeon, Deanregard,
bliss. Thankful toYhe people of Beaure
gard alid vicinity for tlm patronage ex
Rndi-d to ine. I liopo liy close attention to
business to merit a continuance of pub
lie ga'roivige. * ‘ xvii-lti
* Charles A. Hamilton,
Attorney anil Counselor at Law'.
Wesson, Copiah County, Mississippi.
Collection of claims a specialty.' Will
pwj^ioo in Circuit. Chancery and United
States Courts. xvi-39.
R. N. Miller, *
Attorney at Law,
iln/.lelmrst..Mississippi
L. B. Harris,
Attorney at Law.
ITazloiinist.Mississippi.
Meade & Go win.
A 11 o r u e y’s Art L a w.
11 azleli u rst,.M ississi ppi.
« Office uear Court House.
xiv-5
K. ]•. WILLING. J.s. SEXTON
Willing & Sexton.
Attorueys at la w,
Hnzlehurst.Mississippi
business communications addressed to
them at Ilazlehurst or Crystal Springs
will receive prompt attention. xvi
U. O. CONN, GKO. S- GOODS.
Conn & Dodds.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hazlelmrst,.xv 35_Miss.
E. wTculien,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ilazlehurst,. Mississippi.
Wi'l be found at Boom No, 3 Redding
House, when not professionally absent, xvi
A. W. Burnet,
Attorney at law. Crystal Springs. Miss
Will practice in nil .the courts of Copiah
and adjoining counties. xv-18.
BenJ. King, Jr.,
AtCy-at-Laic & Solicitor in Chancei y,
Beauregard. I.xi-33.Mississippi.
8.1). Kamsey,
A tlorney-at - Laic,
Ilazlehurst,. Miss'
Uriah Miilsaps,
Attorney At Law and Solicitor in
Chancery, Ilazlehurst, Miss.
XV iI practice in Copiah and adjoining
counties iflid in the courts at Jackson, xi-40
II. B. Maye.s7Jr.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Hazh hurst.Mississippi.
H. B7 Mayes,
Attorney and <’or.nselloiat Law, and Solici
t'»r in chancery,llaEleburst,Miss. Attention giv
en to business in the Courts of Copiali and ad
joining counties,and in ihecourtsat Jackson.
Joe Albert Brown,
Attorneys at Laic,
Jackson.Mississippi.
Dr. H, C. Ferry,
Physician and burgeon,
Office at E. C. Williiin^onai Drug Si/ore. xv
fir. T. Y. Nelson,
1> new permanently located at Snndv
Point xvi-36
C. E. OATI.S. C. E. OATI8, Jn
Oalis & Oalis,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Jlazlehursl.Mississippi
Office ut Ibe Drug Sto'e of Oalis & U ar.
rell. March 'll, 1K71I.
Dr. it. J. Motion,
At Mrs Gordon’s, near Pine Ridge. ten
ders his professional seivici 8 to llie cit
izens of the neighborhood, i u l surround
ing country. xiv-17.
Dr. A. B. Pills,
Gall man.Mississippi
liespectliilly tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Gallman and the
surrounding country. Aug. 7.'75.
J. K. Broome.
Justice of the Pence. District No. 1. Ila
zlehurst. ,Mi«s.. will hold court on ihe 2nd
and 41) Wednesday in each months. Office
on Crooker street fronting the court house.
xv-3j
W. H. Weathersby,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Dk.vi'rkoauii,...Mississiiti.
Will practice Dentistry in all itt branch
es All work guaranteed and executed in
the neatest and cheapest manner. Will vis
it Calls in the country. Persons add resing
me professionally will please state the na
tore of the work to be done. xii-20
Bedford, Va., Alum and Iron
Springs.
TO THEE I GIVE UBAITD,
Excellent Tonic. Alterative and Diuret
ic.—Medical Association. Lynchburg. Va
Used with great benefit in Malaria and
Diphtheria.—S F Dupon. M I). Ga.
Successfully used iu dysuepsia. chronic
diarrhoea and scrofula.— Prof S Jackson.
M I). Uni”. Penn.
Invaluable a$ a nervous tonic.—Hon I
C Fowler, Tenn'.
Recommended as a prophylactic in ma
larial districts.—D R Fairex. JI D, N O
Restores debilitated systems to health.
—T 0 Muicer. M D,*Ind.
Adapted in chronic diarrhoea, scrofula,
and dyspepsia.—Geo T Harrison M D, N V
Successful in diphtheria and neuralgia.
-J P Neese. Ji D. N C.
Excellent lor certain diseases peculiar
to women -Prof J J .Moorman. D Va,
P' ompt in relieving headache, sick and
nervous.—Rev E C Dodson.
Used with great benefit in dyspepsia.
J McShiph. M D. Pa.
Suited to hronchittis a-ul diseases of di
gestive organs: J F Rorghion. M D. Ala.
Most valuable remedy known for female
diseases: Jno P Metlenr, it D, .. A D.
Of great curative virtue: Thos F Ruin*
bold, M D, Mo.
Beneficial in uterine derangement and
malarious ci nditions: G M Vuile. M D, O
Cbnrnung on the complexion, making it
smooth,*cltar, soft and rosy: Miss M, of
S 0.
The prince of Mineral tonics: Francis
Gilliam. M 11, N C.
Inestimable as a tonic and alterative:
Hunter McGuire, M D. Va.
Fine appetizer and blood purifier: H
Fisher, M D. Ga.
Very beneficial in improving a reduced
system: Bishop Beckwith, of Ga.
Invalids here find weleom* and health:
Rev John Ilaanon, late of La, now of
Richmond, Va.
IIbb real meiit; Southern Med. Journsl
Pampblet, free upon application.
Water. $4 per Cise. Mass and Pills, 25,
50, 75 cents. Sent post-paid anvwhere.
ummef season of Springs begins 1st
June. $35.per month. Address
A. M. DAV1ERS, Pres’t of the Co.,
78 Maine St Lynchburg. Va. Box 174.
Sold by W. B. Cook ilazlebu.'st, Miss.
xvi-3S,
Chas. H. Schenck,
Sncsesso*- to -A. FUCICH & CO.
Dealer in foreign and domestic Fruits,
and Nuts, 58 k tiO Soutji' Peters St,„ New
Orleans, La. Orders and consignments
solicite 1. Nov. 15,’79
♦ >: .
E. A. CATCHING S,
Family Groceries—Cheap for Cash.
A'hesh stock of first class Groceries, Confectionary, Fruits, Jellies, Nuts, Retains.
Cakes, Toilet Soap, Extracts, Ac., Ac. At tile old Post (Mice Building. Cull nod sei>
_ xvi-4!)-ly.
J. 3. Thames,
Wesson,.Mississippi.
DEALER IN
Pure Dmys, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Toilet Soaps. 1lair Brushes, Combs, rJ cusses, Shoulder Bra
ces. Scott's Electric llair Brush, and everythiny hept in a
ticsl class Deny Store. Prescriptions carefully compounded.
art-21.
JAS. HAMILTON. GKO. W. HAMILTON
3. Hamilton & Co.
(Successors to Hamilton & Hallam.)
Beauregar d,.Mississippi.
DKAI.KttS IX AND MANTKACTl'HKHS OK
All kinds Yellow Piae Lumber, rough dressed; sash, doors, blinds, store doors,
panel shutters, molding, scrool-work. counters, newels, shelving, fennes, Ac, Ac.
All worlycuaninteed equal in every respect to that of ant market. Terms induaive.
Orders solicited. Send lor price list. xvi-40-Cm.
■_ ^ *
The Skinner Ginning Engine,
Free from spark*, and manufactured by Skinner & Wood. Erie, Pn. liuilt oxpresay
lor I lantution use. and endorsed by leading Planters in every Southern State. For
thirteen years we have made a specialty of Ginning Engines, 'have stuoied the wants
°* * lantern, know the difticnhios they meet, and have n"ted the failure 0f ()ie cora.
mon Upright and Locomotive when ran by poor help and poor water. This experi -
ence enables us to . ffdr for the coming season an improved Engine and Boiler which
has stood a ten year's test at Ginning and Grinding, and is to day tile Most Popular
Planminn Engine in Market. Orders solicited from those wanting Steam Engines
1'or illustrated catalogue and prices apply to JAS. W. DIDLAKK. Crystal Springs,
Ml83- xvi-4h-ly.
■_/ _
W. B COOK,
Successor to Conn Bros.
■
DEALER IN
Hazlejiurst..Mississippi.
At the old stand of Oatis A If arrcll, keep constantly on
hand a full and fresh stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, School Books, Stationary, Cutlery, a general
assortment of Motions, lamp Chimneys, Ac.
low prices and first class goods, is'a standing rule of the
house. Weh a re a skillful Pharmaceutist who will carefully
anel scientifically fill physicians prescriptions.
To TIi© Public.
We lime sold our ding ‘tore to Mr. W. B. Cook, of whom we can sat’
that he is worthy of the patronage of ail our friends and customers.
All who are indebted to us will find their accounts with Mr Wrarroll
at the old stand. xvi-40 Conn Bros.
NOTICE'-CHEAP FOR CASH AT
L. F. BIRDSONG’S
yl large and varied stock of goods, which are fresh, new
and cheap. A splendid assortment of mens, hoys,and norths
e-lothing, 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-0
E. C, WILLIAMSON.
Druggist and Pharmaceutist,
And sole manufacturer and proprietor of “The Great National Reme
dy, sure cure for hots or c-dic in horses. A (nil ,-tock of pure and f et-h
di'Utrs and medicines, school hooks and stationery, paints, oils and pu •
window-glass arid lamps, all of which will he sold at cash prices.
&sp" Prescriptions accur ately compounded day or night.
* THE WHITE OAK WAGON/
MANUFACTURED BY
c The White Oak Wagon Co.,
1 2 • 11. Mississippi.
CAPITAL, $150,000. CAPACITY, 30 Wagons a Raj.
lJon i semi North tor your farm wagons. Patronize home manufactures.
Hie White Oak Wagon is the best and cheapest and the freights are
lower. Sample wagon sent to merchants at cost price. Send for circu
la,s- July 2, 1881 46.
Land for Sale, Cheap.
Mrs. L. Curtis has a small |
tract of 38 acres of land near town ;
that is well timbered and lies well
for cultivation. The wood alone
is worth more than she asks for
the land and is convenient and ea
sy to haul. I or particulars apply
to M M. CURTIS.
Hazlehurst, April 1ft, 1881-35.
Cancer Salve.
Will cure Ring worms, Tetters
Chicken pox on Children, old sores
scald bead, salt rehum, piles poi
sou, itching of the skin, poison
oak. For sale by Mrs. Presser and
Mrs. 5. A. Price, Hazlehurst.
Mrs. K, Garrison.
Martinsville, July 10, 1880.
Notice. a
We respectfully ask every one
owing us to call on T. M. Warrell
at VV. B, Cook’s diug store, and
settle up your accounts. We must
close the aceouuts this fall.
CONN BROS.
Hazlehurst, Oct 15, 1881 0 2in.
□ a week. $12 ,a day at home easily
made. Cosily Oulht I Vue. Addres
Co., Augusta, Maine,
-«-* --~~ -
$5 to 20 per day at lion e. Samples worth
$5-free. Address S;inson.«i Co.. Cortland,
Ma.uu
Brown’s Wells.
Reduced rates of board at
he justly celebrated Brown’s
Wells in this county : Boaid
per day, $2; per week, $10;
per month,$35, Special terms
for families
‘Accor ling lothe analysis of J R Chilton,
of New York, professor of Chemistry, one
quart of wafer of Well No. 1. contains:
Free Sulphuric Acid,. 10.22,
Sulphate Liin»,.. 24.40.
1’roto Sulphate lion. 9.18;
Sulpii Magnesia,. 11.25,
Snlpli Soda. .. 4.44,
Sniph Alumni. 2.10.
Chloride Calcium. 4.11.
Organic matter. &. 23.
Well No 3, 4 Jt 5. has not been analyzed.
According to the analysis ot George Lit!
tie. State Geologist, ono quart of water of
Weil No. 2 contains:
Sulphttret of hydrogen. Jlydrogen Carbolic
Acid. Iren. Carbonic of Lime. Carbonic
of Magnesia. Carbonic of Iron. Sulphate
Magnesia. Sulphate Alumna. C rrbonicof
Sodium. Sulphate of Soda. Magnesia a >d
Siliciu. Some Organic Mutter.
School Notice.
Tlife undersigned will open a pri
vate school in the basement of the
Baptist Church building, on Mon
day, Sept, “iOtli insfc. Bates of tui
tion as tollows: Primary scholars,
$1 50 jier Month; Intermediate,
§2; Advanced $2 50 and $3,
Mattie E, Miller.
Ili-.ajeiiur&t, Sep 17, l&B l-i-lm
The Weekly OuHiuiIx
—:T s
By John F. Tancc & S. F. Masscngill,
Terms: Published every Saturday at 2 wo Dollars and
Fifty Cents per annum, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per square, ten lines
or less, first insertion, and fifty cents each continuance.
Liberal arrangement• made with yearly or quarterly ad
vertisers; all bills due on presentation.
Job printing executed at reasonable rates, for cash ; the
patronage, of our friends solicited.
The Copiahan m a friend to the farmer, the mechanic, the
laborer, and all trades and professions; it should be a visitor
to every fireside in Copiah ami the surrounding country, and
the friends ar(^respectfully Urged to assist in extending its
already large circulation. As an advertising medium it is
unequalcd by county papers; merchants and business men
will find it greatly to their advantage to advertise in its col
nmns as it circulates throughout this section of country. Our
terms are liberal, and we malic ic a special duty to promote,
as far as possible, the interest of our advertising patrons.
ISTewspapei* Law
Millinery And Dress Making.
Mrs. Sue HI. Holloway,
Beaurajavd .Missitsmjrpi.
Having procured the services ol u first cIhph dress maker and mill ner 'iom New Or
leans. I am prepared to furnish the latest slyl.s in millinery and dress making Al»o
I have on hand hair «oods and all tne novelties sf the season iu fancy goods. 1 respect
fully solicit the patronage of the public. xvi-40.
Dr. L.M. Dampeer.
CRYiTAL SPRINGS.. MISSISSIPPI
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Pure and Fresh
Drugs, Medicine-, and all the popular Patent Medicines,'
Fine Chemical.-, &c. Fine clawing and smoking to be coo
and the best of cigars; also, the very best Pi Violin and
Guitar strings, and in fact every thing that is usualiv keot
in n first class drug store. Prepscriptions prepared
with great care at all hours,day or night, xv-28.
S. T. Rogers & Col
Estelle street,.Hazlehurst, Mississippi.
Dealers In General Hlerchandisc.
Will keep constantly on hand every class of goods kept in a
firstclass house. Will sell goods for the 'cash as cheap
as any house on the road A ll kinds of country pro
duce taken in exchange for goods. Patronage solicited. Sut
isfaction guaranteed. 34
John W. MeMaster,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi.
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Roots, Shoes, Hats et Caps
Ladies, Misses, and Childrens' Pine Shoes
and Slippers, in Great variety.
GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Mag 3, 1S79 37..
G. H. APPEL,
Crystal Springs,.Mississippi.
DEALEiriN
Greneral Merchaiidise.
Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of PRY GOODS,
PRINTS. JEANS. I.AIVNS. CAMBRICS.SATINETS* ORGANDIES, CASHMERES
SHIRTINGS. TRIMMINGS. TICKINGS. DELAINES,
DENIMS. SILKS. BOOTS. SHOES. CROCKERY,
„ CONFECTIONERIES AND FANCY GOODS
Plantation Supplies, Furniture, &c., &c In short, everything
needed by the Fanner, or Housekeeper, 11 ml on terms to suit the times.
Highest price paid for Cotton in Goods or Gash Septl4 1812
DEU (i S TORE.
oit. 11. m ii\j,i;v.
DEALER IX
DRUGS. MEDICINES PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES. STATION
ERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, ETC., ETC.,
Al.-o sole imrinfactarer and proprietor of the following specialties:
Burnley’s Celebrated Liver Lozotigo.-, Burnley’s Chill Cure and Fever
Syrup, Burnley’s Magnetic Anodyne Liniment, and Burnley’s Climax
Cough Cure. For sale by Dr. II. Burnley, Hazlehurst, Siebe k Dampier
Crystal Springs, S P Blootn & Co., Thompson & Co., Beaurcgrrd, M»j.
B F Martin, Martinsville. All prescriptions neatly, carefully and scien
tifically put up night or day by Dr. Burnley bimsolf.
Place of business on east side Railroad at the Pitts bnildine. xv-2f
"" I. N . E L L I S,
East side Railroad, (near the Depot,) Hazlehurst, Miss.,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crock
ery, Saddlery, Furniture, etc.
I am constantly receiving new goods from New York and
the West, purchased at lowest CASH figures which I 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*0
C M. BANKSTON,
DEALER IN
Fine Watches, Clocks and J ivclnj, Spectacles, ( old Pens, Musical In
struments and Strings, Silver and Plated Ware, Etc.
West Side Railroad Avenue.Hazlelmrst, Mississippi.
A well selected Stock always on hand. Repairing done to order. Satisfaction
wnrr‘wnted. Oct. 2d. 1fi7ft.
S. J. Johnson & Son,
Hazlehurst,.....Mississippi.
Manufacturers of and dealers in saddlery nnd harness, also dealers in whips, collars,
saddle blankets, saddle hags, stirrups, combs, brushes, hames. trace chains, back
bands, bridle bits. &a. Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment o'- everything usu
ally kept in a first class establishment. Repairing none neatly and 0 trges moderate
ly. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Establishment oi Green street.
Keb. xvl.
Smith, Riley & Co.
Wesson,.-. Mississippi.
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise, Dry Goyds, Groceries, Clothing,Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Furnitare, dbc.
Keep “Sternes' Jiaw .Bone Superphosphateone of the
best fertilizers made, which ice arc furnishing to customers.
We are doing a general advancing business. xrt-20.
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