The weekly Copiahan. [volume], April 01, 1882, Image 4

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

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Phr ^txchhi tE optahau
Hazlfhuryt, Mbs. April 1,1SS2
Trains on the Chicago, St. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad, due at
Ilazlehurst, as follows:
Going North—No 1. 2:53 p m.
No. 3. 11:02 p m. No. 7. 2:20 p. in.
Mixed No. 13 6:00 p. m.
Going .-outh—No 2, 12:30 a, m.
No. 4. 5:05 a. ni. No. 8 1:07 a.m.
No 11, S:40 p. in.
Brown’s Iron Billers, for sale by
W. B. Cook. f5
$5 to §20 per day at home. Sam
ples worth §5 free. Address Stin
son & Co, Portland Maine. 32
--•••
Garden Seeds! A fresh assortment
of Ruist’s celebrated gulden seeds
just received at Burnley’s drug store
Remember, you will save money
by getting what jewelry you are
wanting, of Mallie Bankston, in the
next sixty days.
Burnleys * Liver Lozenges” for
torpid liver and all purposes for
which a cathartic medicine is nee
ded are endorsed by thousands,
rind give, universal satisfaction.
Price 25 cents. -It
Burnleys Magnetic Anodyne Lin
iment will cure Rheumatism and
all Neuralgic pains, it is the most
perfect anodyne'liniment ever us
ed; one trial and you will use no
other. Price 25cents: it
Burnleys Chill Cure and Fever
Syrup a sure and in infallible rem
edy for chills unit fever, and all
malarial diseases euraigeas etc.
Contains no Quinine, Arsenic or
Strychnine. Vi ice 25 cents. 4t
Pave yourself by coming forward
arid liquidating your accounts with
mo, as I intend to c->1 lec: my money;
1 am religiously and constitutionally
opposed to culling- over accounts of
indebtedness from year to .year.—
E C Williamson.
If you wish pictures enlarged and
framed, lake them to the Ilazlehurst
Art Gallery, and Gieenlaw will
guarantee satisfaction ; work done
in any weathe..
Remember Greenlaw's picture
Gallery is a fixture in the town of
Ilazlehurst, and ready at all time
to receive customers; bring your
cihiren and have pictures made of
them whiicyou can. 22
Notice To Mil! Men.
I am prepared to cut thread on
tap pipe.-, from one half inch to -wo
inches. Patronage solicited.
22 J. T. Parker,
Notice To Stock Raisers.
Having bought itie enure inter
est in the celebrated Mark Twain
or better known as the Randle
Brown Horse, 1 desire again to call
attention to liis where-abeuis. Mark
isstili in Hazlehurst, and will stand
there the coming season. He is in
(ip top trim—t ie fine it looking and
doubtless the best horse for any and
all purposes in the State, li yon
have not. seen him lately, just come j
down to the mill and see a model
of a horse. Size, form, style, color
and actian are all centered in him.
and I will say just here, as I have
as much business as I can give prop
er attention, that I would sell or
trade Mark, and wiih proper atten
tion, he will make one thousand
dollars a year.
22 J, T, Parker.
Woman.
BETTER TUAN TI1E SMILES OF KINGS.
To bring health and happiness to
the hnines of suffering women is a
mission beyond which royal favor
sinks into insignificance. What
earthly Denefaction can compare with
one which orolects from
That diredisease whose ruthl’s power
Withers beauty’s transient flowei?’
which gives ea-e for pain, jay lor
sorrow, smiles for tears, the rose ol
health fo>-the pallor of disease, the
lignt, elastic stop lor dragging wear
iness, nights of soli repose for heavy
hours ol tossing res’I ess ness, bound
ing vigor fur languishing dulness,
tiie swelling lines of lull grown beau
ty for the sharp and withered form
of emaciation, a long life of mental,
physical, social and domestic coj -y- j
menm i n a few sad d.iy-ofpain and
hn.in, ending in .m early grave?
Such is the mission, ,-ueh are the re
sults of Dr J Brad field’s Female
Regulator, which ;s hence tiuly and
appropriately styled ‘Womans Best
Friend.’
‘Whites,’ and all those irregulari
ties of the womb so destructive to
the ticaitii, happiness and beauty of
women, disappear like magic before
a single bottle ol this wonderful
compound. P tysmi.ms p-escribe it.
Pr.pared by Dr I B adfi,-Id.Atlanta
Ga Price: trial size, 75e; large size
$1.50. For sale by W B Cook,
'Hazlehurst.
Perky, Houston <'minty, Ga.
Jan. 28 188c.— In i*73. there were
two negroes confined in jail oadly
afflicted witn ypliilis. in my offi
cial copacify i employed CT swift
tojctire them, under a contract, ‘no
cure, no nay.’ He administered Ins
‘Syphilitic Specific,’ and in a lew
weeks I felt bound to pay him out
of tho county tieasury. as ho had
effected a complete and radical cure
A S Giles, Ord, Houston eo. Ga.
Chattanooga, Tenn , Feb. 14,1879.1
The S S. S. is giving good satis
faction. One gentleman who has
been confined to his bed for six j
weeks with Syphidtic rheumatism j
has been cured entirely, and speaks
in the highest praise of it.
Chiles & Berry.
The Swift specific Co., fjronrietors,
Atlanta, Ga., Sold by W B Cook, '
H azleb n ist; cal I for a copy ot ‘Young
Wen’s Friend ’
' 13 u si ness Cards
Duncan S. Cage, Jr.
Generul Commission Mercbnt. and deal
er in all kinds of conn ,ry produce, sugar,
molasses, lice, potatoes, onions, wool,
hides, moss, beeswax.tallow, honey, eggs,
and chickens. Liberal cash advances made
on consignments. Office 32 Bienrill Stree
New Orleans. La. xvii-l'J
( lias. H. Sdicnck,
S tr;essor to A. Fi t ICH A' CO.
I Dealer in foreign and domestic Fruits.
! and Nuts. f.S & r.O South Peters St,.. New
I Orleans. La. Orders ami consigmnents
! solicited. Nov. 15. ’79
Warcrly Hold,
Corner Camp and Poydras Street*. New
Orleans. European plan. Single rooms.
50 ana 75 cts. T. YV KIDDER. Prop’r.
II. Moody,
Beauregard,.Mississippi.
DEALER IN
Staple Dry Goods, Groceiies,llaid
ware, Hoots, shoes, Hats and
Plantation Supplies,
Will sell.cheap for cash,and guar
autee everything to give entire
atisf action; any goods not entire
ly satisfactory may be returned
and the money will be cheerfully re
funded without a question.—xvi 27
John J. Cason.
Beauregard.Mississippi
Dealer in
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Sc, Fancy Groceries and Planta
tion Supplies. 31.
II. K. Meek,
Hazlehurst.Mississippi
Has a first class Hearse, wiih a
careful driver; will go at any time
! oa short u dice, to any part of the
county, 32
Jackson Railroad lee House.
S. M. FUOICIl, Proprietor.
(Successor to Sclienck k Fucieh,)
DEALER IS
Shell ar.d Canned Oysters. Fish and lie
Calliope St., opposite Jackson R. R. Pas
senger Depot. New Orleans. Orders from
Hotels. Restaurant*, etc., respectfully so
licited. and promptly filled at lowest
Market Rates. P. O. Box 251. xv-37
J. MASSA,
The Cheap John of Hazlehurst.
Dealer in Family Groceries, fruits
confectionaries, &c., kc., all of
which can be bought at the lowest
cash prices. Store on Estelle st.
II. Penn.
Still in the corner Iirirk shop, in the
Undertaker's business. You can get at
any and all hours Hutiul caskets, suited in j
p lice aid quality ton'll classes Gallon
me. II. PENN. ;
Hazlehurst, Feb'/ 25. 1SS2,
Bias Guevara.
Beauregard,.Mississippi.
MANUFACTURER OF
Mexican Saiiil e Trees. Saddles. Harness,
ete. Call and see samples of his workman-j
ship. Patronage solicited.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
South Side Estelle Street.)
I
Hazlelijrst,.Mississippi. I
ORDERS SOLICITED, and promptly at* [
tended to Satisfaction guaranteed.
March 20th. 1876.
Cresenl Neuralgia Cure.
Mu, T. D. Ci.ement—Dear Sir: I have
been suffering with my back for the last
twe Ive months, once, during that time I
could not w'alk to my bed; have used
about two thirds ol a bottle of your Cres
cent Neuralgia Cure.and am frank to con
less. that I am better off with my back to
day, than I have been for the past year,
and confidently'beiieve that a second bot
tle will effect a permanent cure. Thanks
for your temedies. Very Respectfully.
JOHN 'I'ERRY.
Uncle Jack Terry. J P.
Crystal Springs, April .loth. 1881.
For sale at the drugstores ot'Conn Bros
and E C Williamson, llazlehurst. xvi-118
T. J. Penis,
Hazlelmrst.Mississippi
Railroad Avenue, near Market House.
Manufactuier and Repairer of
WAGONS, BUGGIES & PLOWS.
Undertakers business a specialty. Buri
al Caskets of all kinds and sizes always on
hand and fit up as cheap as the cheapest.
xiv 24.
A. J. Welch,
COUNTY AUCTION ERR,
Httzlehurst,.Ming.
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 Revised
Code of 1871, Sections 1732 and '33. page
31S4. * A. J. WELCH.
Nov. 25, '70-12-14 County Auctioneer.
House and Lot For Sale.
I offer my residence which Ims 10
rooms, 4 closets, 7 plastered, 3 >'eal
ed, fine cistern, well-framed barn for
stock and forage,family orchard and
garden, uecr the depot in Crystal
springs, at low figures and easv
term-; Also, 20 acres of Lind one
mile from town, under fence, 4 acres
in strawberries; Also, new wagon,
hack, and buggy; call on me and
get a bargain. A. J. Martin.
Crystal Springs, J„n’y 21, ’82.
Notice.
I have this day sold out my en
tire interest in the stock of wares,
goods and merchandise to Mrs.
Emilio Klotz, said business hereto
fore managed and conducted by
Phil Klotz, uuder the style of
Frank Klotz. From and after this
date all business transactions with
the house must be made with her
or her legal agent. Safd house sit
uated on north side Estelle street,
next door to Mr. F. Subats.
F. KLOTZ.
Jan. 7, 1882-21,
lousiness Cards.
A. L. Hasting, Jr.
General Commission Merchant,
No 32 Bienville Street. New Orleans. La.
For the pule of Oranges. Lemons, Ap
pies. Potatoes. Onions, ami dealer in all
kinds of Fruit. Consignments Solicited ot
Butter, Cheese. Eggs, Chickens, Hides.
Wool, Feathers, Came, Ac, 17-1 -1 v
M- ll.Utl.OW. )t. A. WATKINS.
Barlow & Watkins,
DEALER. IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Crystal springs-xvi_Miss.
The Moore House,
AND NEWS DEPOT,
Hazlehurst,-Mississippi.
Grooker street, next to Oopitilian
office; meals only 2.) cents each.—
The Daiiy papers, peiiotlicals, etc,
for sale, patroimge solicited
F. E. Heiway,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi,
Makes an 1 repairs Buggies,Wagons.plows
and all far n tools generally. Re uirs Gin
Stands, cleans rice, grinds corn every Sul
urdav, and any other work done in first
class country style, Orders solicited, terms
reasonable. March 25th. 1882.
M;:J. T. I). Akin
Fashionable 1 'ailor,
Hazlehurst, . Miss.
Has rent lived his ofilce to the Flits build
ng. east side Railroad avenue. Patronage
solicited. March 7, ;74.
A. B. Gates & Go.
iatesville. Copiah County, Mississippi
Dealer in General Merchandise, Provis
ions. Confeciioneeins, Notions, etc. High
est prices paid for cotton and country pro
duco. Patronage solicited.
Nov. 1.5. '7tf-iy-paid.
MflLsaps & Bro.
Hazlehurst, .... Mississippi,
DKAI.KR IX
St pie Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
Boots. Shoes. Hals, and Plautat on
Supplies.
Will sell cheat) for cash. janfiO.‘75
.Morrison & Bio.
Carpenters and Builders,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi,
Patronage solicited; shop on Greene
street. _Oct 17, 1874.
M KAI.KU. a. MANGOLD
M. Faicr & Go.
OKALKUS IN
GHOCElilliS, DRY GOOD*,
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
Hazlehurst,.Miss.
Agents for
PHELPS ,t PARKER WAGON WORKS.
And H heeler tv 1 i iison
SEWING MACHINES
12-31
B. Y. Patton,
Crystal Springs, - - Miss. \
Dealer in dry goods, groceries, j
plantation supplies, etc. Patron’-!
age of the citizens of Copiah and i
adjoining- counties solicited.
April 27, 187S-36
_ |
L. M. Bowman.
Gun and Lock Smith, and repairer of
Clock"). Watches, and Sewing Machines,
m ikes Finger Rings, and mends all kind i
of Jewelry, Ail woik warranted.
Hazlehurst, Miss.. May 18, 1878.
Bedford, Va., Alum and Iron I
Springs.
TO TI1EE 1 GIVE HEALTH,
Excellent Tonic. Alterative and Diuret- I
ic. -Medical Association. Lynchburg, Va |
Used with great benefit in Malaria and
Diphtheria.—8 F Dupon. M D. Ga.
Successfully used in dysoepsia. chronic
diarrhoea and scrofula.—Prof 8 Jackson.
M D. Uni". Penn.
Invaluable as a nervous tonic.—lion I
C Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as a prophylactic in ma
larial districts.—D R Fairex. M I). N O
Restores debilitated systems to health.
—T (J MeiCer, 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. M D. N 0.
uai eiieni lor cerium diseases peculiar
to women -Prof,I J Moorman. M D Va,
P'ompt in relieving headache, sick and
nervous.—Rev E C Dodson.
L’.-e.d with great benefit in dyspepsia. -
J Mcliaiph. M D. Pa.
Suited to hronchittis a-d diseases of di
gestive organs: J F Houghton, M D. Ala.
Most valuable remedy known f01- female
diseases: Jno P Metteur, M 1). _ h f).
Of great curative virtue: Thus F Rum
bold, M D, Mo.
Beneficial in uterine derangement and
malarious a nditions: G ,\t Vaile M i), O
Charming on the complexion, making it,
smooth, cliar, soft and rosy: Miss M, of
SC.
The prince of Mineral tonics: Francis
Gilliam. .11 D, N C.
Inestimable ns a tonic anil alterative:
Hunter McGuire, M I). Va.
Fine appetizer and blood purifier: II
FRlier, M 1). Ga.
Very benebcml in improving a reduced
system:.Bishop Beckwith, of Ga.
Invalids here find welcome and health.
Rev John Hannon, late of La, now of
Richmond. Va.
Has real meiit; Southern Med. Journal.
Pamphlets free upon application.
Water, $4 per case. Mass and Pills. 25,
50, 75 cents. Sent post-paid anywhere,
ummer season of Springs begins 1st
June. $35 per month. Address
_A. M. DAVIERS, PresH ot the Co..
7S Maine St Lynchburg. Va. Boa 174.
Sold by W. li. Cook ilazlehurst, Miss.
xvi-38,
C. Baas.
Hazlelnirsfc... M ississippi
Family groeerer. and dealer in Cooking
and heating Stoves. Stove Trimmings, and
manufacturer of Tin. Copper and Sheet
iron of every description. Guttering. Pi
ping, Valleying and ail kinds of lepairin.
done in the most approved style promptly.
Aug. 6. 1879.
Decell House.
Brookhaven, Mississippi,
Board by day, week or month.
FEED STABLE ATTACKED.
The patronage of the public w respect
fully solicited. MRS . H. DBJcKLL.
July 15, 76-47 Proprietres
JPt'ofeftsional Mrerlory.
G. D. Lowe,
Justice of the lVnce, beat number one,
holds conMt on 1st. and 3d Monday of eacii
month. Office with J. f#. Meade. K?q, fron*
ting court house square. Ilazlohurst.
Dr. j. Gilbert*
GaJhnaii, .flJis.msij.ipi,
Havi g permanently iocnteil in Gnliimin.
tenders his profesFionnl pervfces to the
surrounding community. l*eb *2f>, IKS*.
Dr. II. C. Ferry,
Fhysioiau ami Surgeon,
Office nt the Hotel, Ilazlebnrst, Miss.
J. II. Jordan,
Justice of the 1‘euce. bent number one,
thi? county.will hold court nt Martinsville,
on first and third Monday of each month.
I)r. R. R. Bridges,
TTaving permanently located at the resi
donee ol his father. (James Riidgcs) five
mde? east of Gal I man. resi ecLullv lendeis
his prof ssionul services to the mu rounding
c 'inniunity.
Joe Purser,
Attorney At Law,
Ilazlelmrst, xvii -24 Mississippi
II. 0. Fuinnan,
Attorney at-Law, Jackson, Miss.
Will practice in the Supreme. Vederul,
ami tiler courts, collect claims, attend to
purchase of Mate or United States Lands,
Homestead entries, etc. xvii-24
Dr. A. B. Pitts,
Ilazleljurst,.Mississippi
'Respectfully lenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of llaziehurst and the
surrounding country. Office over William
son’s Drug Store. xvii-22.
J. L. Meade,
A t to r n e v At L a tv.
llazlehurst,.Mississippi.
Office near Court liouae.
viv-.r»
A. W. Burnet,
Attorney at law. Huzlelmrst, Miss.
Will practice in all tbe courts of Copiah
and adjoining counties. xv-lS.
J- 15. Broome.
Mayor ami Justice of the Peace. Ua
zleluirst. MDs., will hoid court on the 2rd
and 4Ji Wednesday in each month. Office
on Crook er street fronting the court bouse.
xv-3.j
Wilson W. Bo win,
Attorney at law,
Ilazlelmrst.. Mississippi
Office in rear room of Mayor’s
office building. Special attention
given to collection. xvii 21
Dr. 15. W. Junes,
Gallatin,.Mississippi.
Tenders his professional serve
ccs to the public. xvii-21
J. A. tiriiiig, M. D.
Respectfully otter* h:a professional ser
vices to ti.o ciliz ns of Hazlehurst and vi
cinity, Residence ou Retention street.
xvii-1(1,
Dr. W. M. Reason.
riivsici ii and Surgeon. Dean regard.
Miss. Thankful to the people of I><*aure
gard and vicinity for the pair*.nnge t’X*
tended to me. I hope by close intention to
business to merit u continuance of pub
lic pa'romge. xvii-lG
Cliarles A. II:tmi!(on,
Attorney and UounseJor at Law.
Wesson. Copiah Couaty, Mississippi.
Collection of claims a specialty. Will
practice in Circuit. Chancery and United
Stales Courts. xvi-30.
R. X. Miller,
Attorney at Law,
Razlohurst.Miasispipp*
I.. B. Harris;,
Attorney at Law.
Iluzlehmsf.Mississippi.
n. I*. WILLING, .1. S. SSXTOX.
Willing & Sexton.
A t t o r u o j s ti r 1 a w,
Hazleliurst.Mississippi
Business communications addressed to
them at ilazlelmrst or Crystal Springs
will receive prompt attention. xvi
H. C. CONN. GKO. 8.
Conn & Dodds.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hazlehurst,.xv 35_Miss.
Benj. King, Jr.,
AtCy-at-Laic & Solicitor in Chancery,
Beauregard.xi-3".Mississippi.
S. D. Ramsey,
Attorney-wt- La ic,
Hazlehurst,....... Miss* j
Uriah Millsaps,
Attorney At Laic and Solicitor in
Chancery, Hazlehurst, Miss.
Will practice in Copiah and adjoining
counties and in the courts at Jackson, xi-40
H. B. Mayes, Jr.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi.
H. B. Mayes,
Attorneyand Oounsellorut Law, and Solici
ten in chancery,Uazleburst,Mias. Attention giv
en to business in the Courts of Copiah and ad
joining counties,and in the courts at Jackson,
Joe Albert Brown,
Attorneys at Lair,
Jackson.Mississippi.
Dr. T. Y. Nelson,
If now permanently located at Sandv
Point__ xvi-36
C. E. OAT 1.8 C. E. OATIS, Jk
Oatis & Oatis,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Hazlchurst.Mississippi.
Office up-staira over William’on's Drug
store. xvii-20
Dr. H. J. Mullen,
At Mrs. Gordon’s, near Pine Ridge, ten
ders his professional services to the cit
izens of the neighborhood, and surround
ing country. xiv-17.
YV.H. YVeathersby,
DENTAL SURGEON.
BeAUUEOAKI)...... MtSSISSIPt..
Will practice Dentistry in all its branch
es All work guaranteed and executed in
the neatest and cheapest manner. Will vis
it Culls in the country. Persons addresing
me professionally will please state the na
ture of the work to be done. xii-20
City Hotel,
MUMFORD A WATSON, PROPRIETORS.
This famous Hotel, corner of Common
andCampstreets. New 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—28.
Burnley’s cigars can’t be equal
led in Hazlchurst. 2fi
Down With High Prices!
After this day I will furnish Rose wood improved Coffins,
beautifully lined,silver mounted far silver handles at greatly
reduced rates. Adult sizes from 5 feet to feet 3 inches
ready for use, that sell in Jackson and few Orleans for $35
and '$10, Twill furnish the same or better for $18 or $20
Have in stock sizes from 2 feet to 0 feet 3 inches, price $10
and upward according to size. The tincst Hearse to hire on
the Railroad Terms cash. JOHN P. CONROY.
Crystal iSprinys, February 18, ’82—Ont.
Hacks, Baggies, and Phaetons!
Any one wanting Hacks, Buggies, or Phaetons, would do
well to call and examine the large stock we have oil hand and
will be found in the back lot of Johnson tfc /Son. or Meek's
old stand. H'c can sell yon Buggies and Hacks from 10 to
15 per cent, cheaper than you can get them from any one else.
Also, Harness for sale. JOHNSON <(■ MEEK.
llazlehurst, February 18, 1882—3m.
The Skinner Ginning Engine,
Free from spirits, and manufactured by Skinner ,t Wood. Erie. Pa. Built expresa'y
for Plantation use. and endorsed by leading Planters in every Southern tUhtp. KoV
thirteen years we have mode a specialty of Ginning Engines, have studied the wants
oi the Planters, know the difficulties they meet, and have ti'ded the failnt* of the com
mon Epriglit aud Ijocomolive when van by poor help anti poor water. This expert -
dice enables its to , tiVr 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 the Most Popular
Plantation Engine in .Market. Orders solicited from those wanting Steam Engines.
For illustrated catalogue and prices apply to JAS. W. DIDLAKE. Crystal Springs.
Miss. . xvi-4S-lv. °
A large and varied stock of goods, which arc fresh, new
and cheap. A splendid assortment of mens, hogs,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, / must insist on prompt and
early settlement. Delays are dangerous, xvi-li
Mrs. Scze II. IfoiSowsey,
Beaurejanl,.Mississippi.
Having procured the services of a first class dress maker and mill nor from New Or
I leans, 1 am prepared to furnish the latest styles in millinery and dress making. Also
j 1 have on hand hair goods and ail tne novelties of the season ia fanev goods. I respect
| fully solicit the patronage ol the public. xvi-40.
Dr. L JI. Dampeer.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS.^.MISSISSIPPI
1Wholesale and Detail Dealer in Pure Drugs and Medicines.
*1. J. Thames,
Wesson,.Mississippi.
DEALER IN
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Toilet Soaps. Hair Brushes, Combs, Jrusses. Shoulder lira*
\ ees. Scott's Electric Hair Brush, and everything kept in a
first class Drug Store. Preset iptions carefully compounded.
u’r/fc2i.
G. H. APPEL,
C rytsial Springs,.Misxissiptpi.
DEALER IN
Gci iei*a 1 Iv I erclia m Use.
Keeps constantly 01 hand a general assortment, of DRY GOODS,
PRINTS. JEANS. LAWNS, CAMBRICS. SATINETS ORGANDIES, CASSIMEKES
SHIRTINGS, TRIMMINGS. TICKINGS. DELAINES
DENIMS. SILKS. BOOTS. SHOES. CROCKERY, ’
CONFECTIONERIES AND FANCY GOODS
Plantation Supplies, furniture, &c., &e. In short, everything
needed by the Dinner, or Housekeeper, andon terms 10 suit the times.
Highest price paid for Cotton in Goods or Cash Sept It 1872
C. M. BANKSTON,
DEALER IN
Fme Watches, Clocks and J toelnj, 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
wnrrinfprl. Oct *M. ]ST.'S
"TOTcatchings,
Family Groceries—Cheap for Cash.
A fresh stock of first class Groceries, Confectionary, Fruits. .Tellies, Nuts Rei«in
< akes, Toilet Soap, Extracts, Ac., Ac. At the old Tost Office Building. Cali and se
I’D. . xvi-49-ly.
Look Al Tills!
i have four line places on the low
or Bayou Pierre,and six small farms
near ihe Railroad, all improved,
which I will lease or sell on reason
able terms. Bargains can be had by
calling to see me early.
R. N. Miller.
Hazlelmrst, Sept. 10, 1981-4 tf
Land for Sale, Cheap.
Mbs L. Curtis has a small
tract of 38 acres ot land near town
that is well timbered and iies weir
tor cultivation. The wood alone
is worth more than she asks for
the land and is convenient and ea
sy to haul. I1 or particulars apply
to M M. CURT 18.
Hazlelmrst, April 16, 1881-35.
Wanted.
Having leased a part of the mar
ket house, I want to buy lat ca'tle.
hogs, sheep, and in fact, ali kinds
of country produce, especially corn
fodder, oats, rice straw, shucks, etc.,
and if von won’t have money, x will
trade vou lumber,
22 J. T. Parker.
Cancer Salve.
Will cure Uing worms, Tetters
Chicken pox on Children, old sores
scald head, salt rehum, piles poi
sou, itching of the skin, poison
oak. For sale by Mrs. Prtsser and
Mrs, S. A. Price, Hazlelmrst.
Mrs. K, Garrison.
Martinsville, July 10, 1880.
Memphis.Teuuessee.
Heaping and mowing
MACHINES,
Sulky Hakes, Stock Peas,
FERTILIZERS,
Guano, Land Plaster, and
Phosphate.
Brown's Wells.
Reduced rates of board al
be justly celebrated Brown’s
Wells in this county : Board
per day, $2; per week, 10;
per month,$35, Special terms
for families
According to the 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 Lime.24.40.
Proto Sulphate Iron.9.13;
Sulph Magnesia,. 11.25,
Sulph Soda. 4.44.
Sulph Alumni. 2.10.
Chloride Calcium. 4.11.
Organic matter. &. ’23.
Well No 3, 4 A 5. has not been analyzed.
According to the analysis ot George Lit
tie. State Geologist, ons quart of water oi
Well No. 2 contains:
Sulphuret ot hydrogen. Hydrogen Carbolic
Acid. tree. Carbonic of Lima Carbonic
of Magnesia. Carbonic of Iron. Sulphate
Magnesia. Sulphate Alumna. C ubonic i t
Sodium. Sulphate of Soda. Magnesia a U
Silicia. Some Organic Matter.
Water Melon Seed For Sale.
J. C Hamilton, the great Water
Melon man, has the finest varie
ties of Water Melon Seed tor sale
at E 0. Williamson’s,W. P lingoes
John Massa’s and L. Ado’ph’s, this
city. During the past season he
furnished the town with the finest
melons ever produced in the coun
ty Get your seed while you have
a clmuee. 16-tf.
Tlie Graves Peach.
The earliest and the finest of the
early Peaches. Ail who ever saw
it vouch for its superior nrerits.
We offei first class trees one year
old ut $1 00 each.—
For 50 trees, 10 per cent reduction.
For 100 “ 20 “ “
Cash must accompany the order.
L. B. llARRrs A Co.
Ilazlehurst Miss., Jany 8, 1881.- 21 {
aWtfCw^wtmaMncwrrocar m nw». g jy.%I j p*> ~t jm^jl
The Weekly Oqpiaiian.
By John F. Vance & S. F. llamcngill,
Terms: Published evert/Saturday at 2uo Dollars and
Fifty Cents per annum, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per square, fen lines
or less, first insertion, and fifty cents each continuance.
Liberal arrangement* made with yearly or quarterly ad
vertisers; all hills due on presentation.
Job printing executed at reasonable rates, 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 he a visitor
to ci ay 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
nnequaled by county papers; merchants and business men
will find it greatly to their advantage to advertise in its col
umns as it circulates throughout this section of country. Our
terms are liberal, and we male ir a special duty t,} promote,
as far as possible, the interest of our advertising patrons.
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W. B COOK,
Successor to Conn Bios.
V
DEALER IK
Hazlehurst..
j\.I the old stand of Oatis c£' II dwelt, keep constantly on
hand a full and fresh stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines,
1 aints, Oils, School Looks, Stationary, Cutlery, a general
assortment of Motions, Lamp Chimneys, d c.
| Low prices and first class goods, is'a standing rule of the
house. He have a skillful Pharmaceutist, who will carefully
and scientifically fill physicians prescriptions
To The Public.
We have sold our drug store tn Mr. W. B. Conk, of whom we can say
that he is worthy of rhe patronage of all <ur fiiendsand customers.
All who arc indebted to us will find their accounts with Mr. Warrcll
at the Otd stand. xvi-'-lO Coxy Bros.
DRUG STORE,
mi. ii. lie
V
\ DBA MSB IN
DiiuGS. MEDICINES FAINTS. OII.S. V,
DRY, FANCY ARTICLES, I’ERF U.Ml
Also sole mmufacttirer and 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, Haz’ehurst, Siche e: Dampier
Crystal Spring', S P Bloom & Co., Thompson A Co., Be.iuregrrd, Maj.
B F Martin, Martinsville. All prescriptions neatly, carefully and scien
tifically [>nt up night or day by Dr. Burnley himself.
Place of business on east side Railroad at the Pitts building, xv-21
Druggist and. l^harinaceurist,
And sole manufacturer and proprietor of ‘‘The Great National Reme
dy,” sure cure for hots or colic in horses. A full >tnck of pure and f Csh
drugs and medicines, school books and stationery, paints, oils and pu, •
window-glass and lamps, all of which will be sold at cash prices.
Prescriptions accurately compounded day or night.
s- S. J. Johnson & Son,
Hcislehurst..Mississippi.
Manufacturers of and dealers in saddlery and harness, also dealers in whips, collars;
saddle blankets, saddle bags, stirrups, combs, brushes, hames. trace chains, back
bands, bridle bits. &c. Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of everything usu
ally kept in a first, class establishment. Repairing none neatly and chirgea moderate
ly Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Establishment on Green street.
Feb xvi.
“THE WHITE OAK WAGON
MANUFACTURED BY
The White Oak Wagou Co.,
Mollyp ri ng.Mississippi.
CAPITAL, $150,000. CAPACITY, 30 Wagons a Daj.
.mui’i stun) Norili tor your farm wagons. Patronize Home manufactures.
The While Oak Wagon is the best and cheapest and the freights are
lower. Sample wagon sent to merchants at cos;, price. Send for circu
lar^___July 2. 1S81 46.
ce & Martin’s 1
_. \ .
For COUCHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, PNEU
MONIA, CONSUMPTION, Diseases of THROAT, CHEST AND LUNCS.
p* c a A 9 B8 <nfp •0B#kS *R Has alwavs boon one of the most Important
On? I? fell flL Till II weapons \v!«Sdod by the MEDICAL FACULTY
Gs U § uA c3i BIB" i 111 Is agalnsttim encroachments ofCOUGHS.COLDS.
UnLUmfl Wi 8 UL.U BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. SOKE THROAT.
CONSUMPTION in Us incipient and advanced stages, and ail diseases of the THROAT.CHLS C
and LUNGS, but it lias never been so advantageously compounded as in the TOLU, ItOCH ami
BYE. Its soothing Balsamic properties aHortf a diffusive stimulant and tonic to build up tba
system alter tue cough has been relieved. Quart size bottles, ITice 41.00.
tfk All TP R fb (SI ¥ Do not be decetvcd by dealers who try to palm off Rack and Rye
Kt§ek%3 I S In place of our TQI.U, HOCK AND RYE. which Is the ONLY
MEDICATED article—the genuine has a Private Die Proprietary Stamp on each bottle, which
permits it to be Hold by tlraggtsis. Grocers and licalcrs Everywhere,
fir WITHOUT SPECIAL TAX OR LICENSE.
The TOLU, ROCK AND RYE GO., Proprietors, 41 River St., Chicago, III.