The weekly Copiahan. [volume], August 19, 1882, Image 4

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

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lie ^t’cefehr <Copiahan
Hazlebarst Misg, lag st 19,1882.
Trains on the Chicago^ StTXouIs
and New Orleans Railroad, due at
Hazlekurst, as follows:
Going North—No !. 2i5fl p. u.
No. 3. 11:02 p in. No. 7. 2:20 p. m.
Mixed No. 13 6:06 p. in.
Going Poutli—No. 2, 12:30 a, m
No. 4. 5:05 a, ui. No. 8. 1:07 a. ur
No 11, P:40 p. in.
“Hackemack” a lasting and frag
rant perfume Price 25 and 50 cts
—For gals ouly by E, O. WilUamgon,
$5 to $20 per day at home. Pam
pies woith $5 free. Address Stin
sou & Co, Portland, Maine. 32
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$77 a week. $12 a day easily
made. Costly outfit free. Address
True & Co., Augusta, Muine. 23
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Kti"*- Flea.-! Filed Roacl.es and
Bedbugs! can be destroyed,by using
the genuine insect powder, for sale
t Burnley’s Blue Front.
Notice To Mill Men.
I am prepared to cat thread ou
tap pipes, from one half inch to wo
inches, PaUouage solicited.
22 J. T. Parker.'
Notice.
The Mill and Gin belonging to
the E. E. Ken Hebrew estate, is no
longer a public Mill and Gin.
L, Kknnebrew:
Capt. Put Darden,
Master of the State Grange, will
address the people of Copiah county,
at Providence camp ground, on the
5th of September at 11 o’cloctc a.m;,
Also, at Damascus near iinzlehuist,
on September 6th at 11 .o’clock.
There will be dinner on the ground
at each plact for eyory one who in
tend, Como out eyery body and
hear the great leader of the Patrons
of Husbandly. 51-td.
Bosxlet’s cigars can’t be equal
led in Hozlehurst. 26
Tbe Ladies can find perforated
card board, assorted colors, at Burn
ley’s Blue Front drug store.
!?*§“■ The superior quality of the
tobacco, is what causes Burnley’s
live cent cigar to be all the rage.
J&si^Fiuit Jars! A large lot of
Mason’s Improved Fruit Jars, just
received at Burnley’s Blue Front
drug store, Hazlelmrst. 41
Seeds! Fresh Seeds!
I have jus; received a fresh supply
of Buist’s well known Garden seed
and onion sets ; call and get you
upply at once. W. B. Cook.
Greenlaw photo gallery is again
open in the city cf Hazlehurst, and
he is now ready to give satisfaction
in way of good pictures.
Have your pictures made now
while you have a convenient chance,
ami your little ones are iu good
health
Greenlaw has oats to seil.
„Greenlaw lias four fine half bred
cotswold bucks to sell or exchang
for ewes.
Beware, Beware of The Fact
That I have on hand at the Blue
Front Livery Feed aud Sale Stable
a supply of good Horses and Bug
gies, and in every respect prepared
to turn out a first class team at
reasonable rates. I also have for
sale, several head of very fine Tex*
as Horses, some of which are well,
broken under saddle and in harness,
winch I will sell very cheap for
cash Call and see them. Don’t
fail to come to the Blue Front Sta
ble to rent or buy your Horses and
Buggies. Johnson Meek have
on hand and will keep iu the new
Buggy and Carriage house now be
pig completed by Mr Johnson, a
full Hue ot Buggies and vehicles of
every discretion. Thankful for past
patronage and soliciting a liberal
continuance of the same, I am very
respectfully, Mrs. II. It. Meek,
Proprietress
A. McM ASTER
Business Manager.
Ague Cure
Is a purely vegetable bitter and power
ful tonic, and is warranted a speedy and
certain cure for Fever and Ague, Chills
and Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fe
ver, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical or Bilious Fever, and all
malarial disorders. In miasmatic dis
tricts, the rapid pulse, coated tongue,
thirst, lassitude, los> of appetite, pain in
the back and loins, and coldness of tho
spine and extremities, are only premoni
tions of severer symptoms, which termir
nato in the ague paroxysm, succeeded by
high fever and profuse perspiration.
' It is a startling fact, that quinine, arse
nic and other poisonous minerals, form
the basis of most of the “ Fever and
Ague Preparations,” “ Specifics,” ‘*Syr
npe,” and “ Tonics,” in the market.
The preparations made from these min
eral poisons, although they are palatable,
and may break the chill, do not cure, hut
leave the malarial and tlieir own drug
Soison in the system, producing quinism,
izziness, ringing iu the ears, headache,
vertigo, and other disorders more formi
dable than the disease they were in
tended to cure. Avek’s Aci;e Curb
thoroughly eradicates thebe noxious poi
sons from tlie system, and always cures
tho severest cases. It contains- no
quinine, mineral, or any thing that could
. injure tlie most delicate patient; and its
crowning excellence, above its certainty
to -cure, is that it leaves the system as
free from disease as before tlie attack.
For Diver Complaints, Ayer’s Aouh
Curb, by direct action on tho liver and
biliary apparatus, drives out the poisons
■which produce these complaints, and
stimulates the system to a vigorous,
healthy condition.
We warrant it when taken according
to directions.
PREPARED BY BR. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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Business Cards
Duncan 8. (age, Jr.
General Commission Merchat, anil deal
er in all kinds of coun rj produce, sugar,
molasses, -rico. potatoes, onions,; wool,
hides, moss, berswax.tallow, honey, eggs,
and chickens. Liberal cash advances made
on coRsignraants. Office 32 Bienrili Stree
New Orleans, La!- svii-19
Chas. H. Schenck,
Successor to A. FUC'IOH .t CO.
Dealer in foreign and domestic Fruits,
and Nuts. 68 & fiO Sottth Peters s't*.. New
Orleans, La. Orders and consignments
solicited. Nov. 15. ’79
Waverlr Hotel,
Cbrner Camp und Poydras Streets, New
Orleans. European plan. Single rooms,
50 und 75 cts. T. W KIDDER, Prop’r.
John J. Cason.
Beauregard. .Mississippi
Dealer iu
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
&c, Fancy Groceries and Planta
tion Supplies. 31.
iirurMeck, T
Hanlehuret. .. M ississippi |
Has a first class Hearse, with a
careful driver; will go at any time
ou short notice, to any part of the
county, '32_
Jackson Batlroad Ice Honse.
S. M. iTOlCil, Proprietor.
(Successor to Schenck & Fucich,)
DBA USB IS
Shell and Canned Oysters. Fish and Ise
Calliope St., opposite Jackson R. R. Pas
senger Depot. New Orleans. Orders from
Hotels. Restaurants, etc., respectfully so
licited. and promptly filled at lowest
Market Rates. P. O. Box 251. xr-37
7 jTmassa,
The Cheap John of Hazlehnrst.
Dealer in Family Groceries, fruits
confectionaries, &c., &c., all of
which can be bought at the lowest
cash prices. Store on Estelle st.
Bias Guevara.
Beauregard,.Mississippi.
. MANUFACTURER OF
Mexican Saddle Wees. Saddles. Harness,
ete. Call and see samples of his workman
skip. Patronage solicited.
F. FItzthimi.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
South Side Estelle Street,)
Hazlelmrst,.Mississippi
ORDERS SOLICITED, and promptly at
tended to Satisfaction guaranteed.
March 20tb. 1876.
T. J. Penn,
Hazlelmrst.Mississippi
Railroad Avenue, near Market House.
Manufacturer and Repairer of
WAGONS, BUGGIES & PLOWS.
Notice.
# All persons indebted to the un
dersigned are hereby notified to
come forward and settle Up their
debts of honor. No credit from
date F. SUB AT.
Hazlelmrst, Nov.'26, 1881-15.
House and Lot For Sale.
I offer utv residence which has 10
rooms, 4 closets, 7 plastered, 3 seal
ed, fine cistern, well framed barn for
stock and forage,family orchard and
garden, near the depot in Crystal
Springs, at low figures and easy
terms; A. J. Martin.
Cresent Neuralgia Cure.
Mk, T. D. Clement—Dear Sir: I have
been suffering with my back for the last
twe lve months, once during that time I
could not walk to my bed; have used
about two thirds ot a bottle of your Cres
cent Neuralgia Cure, and sin frank to can
less. that I am better off with my back to
day, than I have been for the past year,
and confidently'believe that a second bot
tle will effect a permanent cure. Thanks
for your lemedies. Very Respectfully,
JOHN TERRY.
Uncle Jack Terry, J P.
Crystal Aprings, April 3<!th. 1881,
For sale at the drug stores of Conn Rros
and E C Williamson, ilazlehurst, svi-38
FOB SALE.
X~ff' 310 acres of pine land, 3 miles
south east of this place, and within
three quarters of a mile of *he U.,
St. L. & N.O. Railroad; about 120
acres cleared,not under fence(fence
burded last Spring) the remainder
in the woods. This place would
make a good fruit and stock farm.
A bargain can be bad in this place
lor the cash. For further particu
lars apply at tins office.
July 15,1882 48-6m*
Now Or Never.
Don't Cry Jlardtime^
.
All Dry Goods and Notions,
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes,
Ribbons and Laces must be
sold to make room for my im*>
mense stock of Fancy and
Staple Groceries soon to ar>
rive. ' , --1
Ihese Goods must be'sold—
No more Dry Goods in mins.
Hereafter% I will keep only a
strict line of Groceries, Pros
visions, &c, and by selling at
close figures2 I solicit your
Patronage .and will be pleased
to wait on all' in person.
Whiskies, Wines, and LU
guors, atmy Bar as usual.
Try me.
JOHN J. CASON
Beauregard, May 6, 1882. ,
Wn^TBliy p«yui-nip »eed ot EC
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Business Cards.
A. L. Hasting, Sr.
General Commission Almchant,
No 32 Bienville Street, New Orleans, La.
For the gale of Oranges. Lem one, Ap
ples. Potatoes, Onions, and dealer* In all
kinds of Fruit. Consignments Solicited of
Butter, Cheese. Kggs, Chicken*, Hides.
Wool, Feather*, Game, &c, 17-1-ly
The Moore House, "T~
AND NEWS DEPOT,
ITazlehurst, .... Mississippi.
Crooker street, next to Oopiahan
office; meals only 25 cents each_
The Daily papers, periodicals, etc,
lor sale, patronage solicited.
F. £. Ueiway,
ITazlehurst,.. Mississippi,
Makes and repairs Buggies,Wngons.plows
and all farm tools generally. Ret airs Gin
Stands, cleans rice, grinds corn every Sat
urday, and any other work done in lirst
class country style, Orders solicited, terms
reasonable. March 25th, 1882.
Maj. T.D.Akin
Fashionable Tailor,
Hazlehurst, . Miss.
Has rein lived his office to tho Pitts build
ng. east side Ilaiirbad avenue. Patronage
solicited. March 7. >74.
A. B. Bates & Co.
• atesvilie, Copiah County. Mississippi
Dealer in General Merchandise, provis
ions, Confeciioneeies, Notions, etc. High
est prices paid for cotton and country pro
dune. Patronage solicited.
Nov. 15, ’79-iy-pald.
Mill.saps & Bro.
ITazlehurst, .... Mississipiri,
DKALKIt IS
^t pie Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware.
Boots, Shoes^Iats. and Piantat oa
Siippliis.
Wi 11 sell cheun for cash. jan30.'7f>
Morrison & Bro.
Carpenters and Builders,
Gazlehurst,.Mississippi,
Patronage solicited; shop on Greene
stjeet.__ Pel I7J874.
M. FXI.KR. A, MANUOLl)
M. Falcr & Co.
W5ALKUS IX
groceries, dry goods,
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
Gazleiidrst........Miss.
Agents for
PHELPS & PARKER WAGON WORKS,
And Wheeler <£- Wilson
SEWING machines.
B. Y. Fatten,
Crystal Springs, - - Miss.
Dealer in dry goods, groceries
plantation supplies, etc. Patron
age of the citizens of Gopiaii and
adjoining counties solicited.
April 27, 187S-3G
L. M. Bowman,
Gun ami Look Smith, and repairer o.f
Clocks, .Watches, and Sewing Machines,
makes Finger Kings, and mends all kind
ot Jewelry, All work warranted.
Hazlehurst. Miss.. May 18, 1878.
Bedford, ^a„ Alum and -Iron
Springs.
TO THEE i GIVE HEALTH,
Excellent Tonic. Alterative and Biuret
ic,— Medical Association. Lynchburg, Va
Used with great benefit in Malaria and
Diphtiieria.—S F Dupou. M D. Ga.
Snceesslully used in dysuepsia, chronic
diarrhoea and scrofula.—Prof 8 Jackson.
II I), Uni". Penn.
Invaluable as a nervous tonic.— Hon I
C Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as a prophylactic in ma
larial districts.—D K Pairex. M D. N O
Restores debilitated systems to health.
—T C Me.cer. M 1). 1ml. '
Adapted in chronic diarrhoea, scrofula
and dyspepsia.—Geo T Harrison M D. N Y
Successiul in diphtiieria and neuralgia.
—J P Neese. M D. N C.
Excellent tor certain diseases peculiar
to women -Prof Jrf Moorman. M. D Va,
Prompt in relieving headache, sick and
nervous.-Rev E C Poison. r
Ueed with great benefit in dyspopsia.
J McBaipb. M D. Pa
Suited to Uronnhittia ata diseases of di
gestive organs: J F Houghton, M D. Ala.
Most valuable remedy known for female
diseases: Jao P Me Me Ur, SD, . ji).
Of groat, curative virtue: Tlios F. Rum
bold, M D, Mo.
Beneficial in uterine derangement and
malarious c< nditions: GM Vaile.M D, O
Chinning on the complexion, making it
smooth, cltar, suit and rosy: Miss At, of
SC.
The prince of Mineral tonics: Francis
Gilliam. M D, N O.
Inestimable as a tonic and alterative:
Hauler McGuire, M 1). Va.
Fine appetiser and blood purifier: H
Fisher, M D. Ga. V
Very beneheial in improving a reduced
system: llirhop Beckwith, of Ga,
Invalids here find welcome and health.
Rev John Hannon, late, of La, now ot
Richmond, Va.
Has real met it; Southern Med. Journal.
Pamphlets free upon application.
Water, $4 per cake. Mass and Pills. 25,
60, 75 cents. Scut post-paid anywhere,
ummer season of Springs begins 1st
June. $55 per month. Address '
A. M. DAV1ERS, PresVAi the Co.,
78 Maine St Lynchburg. Va. Box 174.
Sold by W. B. Cook Hazlehurst, Mi3s.'
xvi-38,
JProfctisional MHrectorp* I
II. C. Cone.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hazlehurst,.xvii-46_Miss. <
L. D. 1UB1USI, " ~a nTl>01)M
•Harris & Dodds,
Attorneys at Law.
Hazlennist.Mississippi.
G. D. Lowe,
Justice of the Peace, beat number one.
holds coird on let a„d 3d Monday of each
month. Office with J. L. Meade. Esq. fron.
ting court house square, Hazlehurst.
Dr. J. Giber!,
Gallman, .Mississippi,
Havi 'g permanently located in Gailman,
tenders his professional services to the
surrounding community, heb 25, 1882.
Dr. H. e. Ferry,
Physician aud Surgeon,
0ffiClUUhe Hotel> Hazlehurst, Miss.
J. H. Jordan,
Justice of the Pence, beat number one,
Ibis county,will hold court at Martinsville,
qu fust and third Monday of each inpnlh.
• Dr. It. R. Bridges,
Having pennanenliy located at the roei
deuce ol Ms futher. (Jaine, Bridges* five
miles east of Galltnan, lesnectfully tenders
hw professional services to the surrounding
community.
Joe Purser,
Attorney At Laic,
Hazieimrst, ^ xvii.-24 MissiUppl.
H. C. FaSriuan,
Attorney at-Laiv, Jackson, Mi$s.
Will practice in the Supreme. Federal
and .they courts, collect claims a'tctd to
purchase of State or United Stales Unds
Homestead entries, etc. xvii-2i '
Dr. A. B. Puts,
Hazlehursf,.Mississippi
vineTfn .n 11 mteD<3ers llis ProV-ssional ser
r' rrn'° t,hp citizens of Hazlehurst and the
son's n1.dl"«.C0Untry- 0fflceoV(‘r Willinm
son s Drug Store. xvii-22.
J. L. Meade,
Attorney At Law.
Hazlehurst, .Mississippi.
Office near Court House.
' *iv-5
A. W. Burnet,
Attorney at law. IlnzlehurBt, Miss.
Uill practice in all the courts, of Co null
and adjoining counties. xv-18.
J-R. Groome.
Mayor and Justice of the reace. ITa
zlehnrst. Miss., will hold courl on the 2nd
ana 4th YY ednesday in each month. office
on Croaker street fronting the court house,
xv- 35
Wilson Wr. Gowin,
Attorney at law,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi
Office in rear room of Mayor’s
office building. Speeial attention
given to collection. xvli 21
Dr. D. W. Jones,
Ga,,a,in.Mississippi.
Tenders his professional servi
ces to the public. ',fs^U-21t
. J- A,
Respectfully
vices to the ctthsei^-f
ciuity, Eesidcnci
Dr. W. R-_ i
Physicim and Surgeon, Ceourfgard,
Miss. Thankful to-the people of Bqjuie
gard and vicinity for the patrenajjcex
tended to roe, I hope by close uttentpn to
business to merit a continuance of pub
lic pa<ron-ige. xvitic
Charles A. Hamilton,!
Attorney and Counselor at saw.
Wesson, Copiah County, Mississippi.
Collection of claims a specialty, t Will
practice in Circuit. Chancery and Baited
States Courts. xul’J'J.
R. N. Miller,
Attorney at Law,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi
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Benj. King, Jr.,
AtOy-at-Law & Solicitorin Chancery,
Beauregard,...xi-33.Mississjppi.
S. D. Ramsey,
Attorney-at- Laic,
Hazlehurst,... ..Miss*
Uriah Millsaps,
Attorney At Law 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 LA W.
Hazlehurst, .Mississippi.
H. B. Slgyes,
Attorney and Counsellor ai Uv, and Solici
toy in chancerv.finslehurstjM iss. Aticntiongiv
eii to business in the Courts of Copiah and ad
joining counties,and in the courts at Jaokson.
Joe Albert Brown,
Attorneys at Law,
•Iackson...... .Mississippi,
c. e. Oaths > ‘ c. e. oatis^ jr
Optis & ©alls,
Physiciaus and Surgeons.
Hazlehurst.Mississippi
Office up-stairs over WiliiannoiUs Drag
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 snrrouud
ing country._ xiv-17.
W. H. Weathers!)) ,
DENTAL bVRGEON.
Bbaubkoakp.......... Mntsmstn.
Witl practice Dentistry in alt its branch
es All work guaranteed and executed in
the noatost and cheapest manner. Will'vis
it Calls in the oountry. Persons addresing
me professionally will please state the na
t»re Of the work, to be done. * tii-20
E. Vf.
Ilazlehurst,..
House, Sign, and;
ier, Kalsominerj
ders left at E C.
fillWi
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iwiwMnriii la iiii<w ii» awasiwi'i'iii^iaawirifraf'Mwrmf^*" " 1 —*' " —
L. A. ROUE 11$, * T. J. HARGRAVE,
Rogers & Hargrave
Hazlehurst,.....Mississippi,
Dealers In Qeneral merchandise.
Keeps constantly oh hand a full line of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Calico, Domestics,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Lace Trimmings, Groceries, Canned
Goods, and everything usually kept in a first class Store.
Call aud examine our stock, and learn prices, 'TTe trt/if not
be undersold. 17 52.
Give IJs a Call! J. A. Covington,
Formerly and note of the firm of J. A. Covington & Co.,
Westville, would inform the people of Copiah county and
community generally, that he has just opened a handsome
stock from first hands, of general Merchandise, in the new
(Baas) brick building, West Railroad Avenue, where he
would be pleased to have all give him a, call. Folite clerks j
in waiting. j
Hazlehurst, July 29, 1882. 50 3m, j
T. B. Birdsong & Co,
Crystal Springs, % Mississippi.
Having purchased the large, complete, and well selected
stock of goods formerly owned by T. P. Ware, at Crystal
Springs, at figures that enable us to sell below any other
house in this county, and make a profit, we now ofi'er them
to the public for less than the goods cost in the market!
We have added to the stock a new and complete stockt of
Groceries, costing $2,000. Now is the best chance those
needing goods icill have in a long time to supply themselves
at less than the actual cost. This stock is now perfect and
complete in every line, consisting in part as follows: A well
selected stock of Furniture, Cheap Bedsteads, Chamber Sets,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Saddles, Bridles and Harness,
Saddle Pockets, Valices, Trunks, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Glassware, Crockery, Lamps and fixtures, Cloth
ing ef every description, Jewelry, Toweling, Sheeting, Ac, Ac.
This stock of goods cost in- the markets of the Fast, over
$15,000. It has Men carefully kept, and is note as fresh
and complete as the day it was unpacked. Come and see ns,
and we pledge you our word that tee will give you the best
bargains that can be had in Copiah county. We will con
vince you, if you will try us, that this is no agvertising dodge,
but that we will sell you goods at less than first cost.
lit spcctfidly,
T. B. BUWSONG A Co.
Crystal Springs, July 7th, 1SS2.
II. W. MILLS APS, President, I. 5T. ELLIS, Cashier
Merchants and Planters Bank.
Hazlehurst, ....Mississippi,
DEALEas IS
Groceries and Provisions.
Will keep constantly on hand a supply of Choice and Fan>
cy Groceries and Provisions which they will sell low for cash.
J. liberal patronage is earnestly solicited from the public.
Hazlehurst, July S, 1882. 47 6m.
NOTICE-CHEAP FOB CASH AT
L. F. BIRDSONG’S
A large and varied stock-of goods, which are fresh, neic
and cheap. A splendid assortment of mens, boys,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, Fmust insist on prompt, and
early settlement. Belays are dangerous, xviA
C. M. BANKSTON,
DEALER IN
Fine Watches, Clocks and J tPdry, Spectacles, C old Pens, Musical In
strumeuts and Strings, Silver and Plated Ware, Etc.
West Side Railroad Avenue...Hazlehurst, Mississippi.
A well selected Stock always on hand. Repairing done to order. Satisfaction
warranted. Oct. 2d. lf*7&.
The Skinner Binning Engine,
Free from sparks, and manufactured by Skinner A Wood. Erie, Pa. Built expressly
for Plantation use. aud endorsed by leading Planters in every Southern State. For*
thirteen years we have made a specialty of Ginning Engines, have studied the wants
of the Planters, know the difficulties they meet, and have noted the failure of the com
mon Upright and Locomotive when run by poor help and poor water. This experi
en ce enables us to ^ If jr for the coming season an improved Engine and Boiler, which
has stood a teo year’s test at Ginning and Grinding, and j* to-duj)1 the Most Popular
Plantation Engine in Marketf. Orders solicited fix in those wanting Steam Engines.
F or illustrated catalogue and prioea apply to JAS. W. DIDLAKfc. Crystal Springs,
M iss.1_ xvi-dkly.
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J. C. Harris,
Having purchased frofu McNarne d? Monger, the exclusive right iar
the sale of‘‘CURTICE BROS. BLUE GRASS CREAM AGITATO Jp”
Patented April 26, J 881, in the counties of Copiah, Claiborne & Jeffer
son, would respectfully inform the good citizens of the above named
counties, that he or his authoiized agents will be around for the pur
pose of effecting the Sale o|‘ at least one power to every family hav
ing milk to churn. The Poorer supplies a want long felt, and relieves
those having the management of Milk aud butter of a great deel ot
labor and worry, and besides you make about one-fourth more but.
ter than with die old-tasniou churn.
Morrison Bros.,
Having bought the right to sell in Copiaji county, the im>
proved Curtice Churn Power, take this method of informing
the people that they have reduced the price of same to six dob
lars, if delivered in Hazlehurst. Cash or country produce
taken in exchange, as is convenient to parties purchasing.
July 29, 1882. 50.__.
any and nil bmu* Biyial caskets,
A. J, Welch,
COUSTY AUCTIONEER.
.Miss,
The Weekly CofiahIx.
By John F. France & S. F. IHaiscngill,
Terms Published even; Saturday at lwo Dollars and
Fifty Cents per annum, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per square, ten line
or less, first insertion, and fifty cents each continuance.
Liberal arrangement• made with yearty or (quarterly ad
vertisers; all bills due on presentation.
Job pHnting 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 be a visitor
to every fireside in Copiah and the surrounding country, and
the friends are respectfully urged to assist in extending its
already large circulation. As an advertising medium it is
unequaled bg 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 arc liberal, and we make if, a special duty to promote,
as far as possible, the interest of our advertising patrons.
Newspaper Law
1, Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contrary, arc con-*
sidered wishing to continue their subscription. ,
z, If subscribers order the discontinuance bf their periodicals, the pub»
lishcr may continue to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3, If subscribers neglect or rofusn to take their periodicals from the
office to which they are directed, they are held’ responsible until they
have settled their bills, and ordered them discontinued.
4, It subscribers move to other places without informing the publisher,
and the papers are sent to the former direction, they are held responsible.'
5 Any person who receives a newspaper and makes use of it, whether
he has ordered it or not, is held in law to be a subscriber.
! 6. If subscribers pay in advance', they arc bound to give notice to the
publistter at the end of their time, if they do not wish to continue taking
it; otherwise, the publisher is abthoriz>'d to send it on,?and the subscriber
will be responsible until express notice with payment o! all arrears is scut
to 1 he publisher.
W. B COOK,
Successor to Conn Bros.
DEALE8 IN
Hazlehurst,.
At the old stand of Oatis & Warrell, keep constantly on
hand a full and fresh stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, School Books, Stationary, Cutlery, a general
assortmen t of Notions, Lamp Chimneys, d'c. “
Low prices and first class goods, is a standing rule of the
house. Wc have a skillful Pharmaceutist who will carefully
and scientifically fill physicians prescriptions.
. To Tfie
We have sold our drug store to Mr. W. B. Cook, of whom wc can say
tiiat he is worthy of the patronage of all our friends and customers.
All who are indebted to us will find their accounts with Mr. WarreU
at the old stand. x vi-40 Conn Bbos.
“Blue Front Drug Store.”
UK. II. BURNLEY,
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IX
DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES OILS. PAINTS, STATIONERT,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, TOILET ARTICLES, NOTIONS AND
SUNDRIES.
Liberal discount to Physicians and Country Dealers•
Prescriptions and Family Receipts Compounded with care.
Place of Business—Centre of Front street, West side, Hazlc
hurst, Miss.
33. C. WILLI-AMSOlSr. "
Druggist and. Pharmaceutist,
Arid sole manufacturer and proprietor of "The Great National Reme
dy,” sure cure for hois or colic in horses. A lull stock of pure and f eeh
drugs and medicines, school books and s'ationery, paints, oils and pu, *.
window-glass and lamps, all of which will be sold at cash prices.
Prescriptions accurately compounded day or night.
S. J. Johnson & Son,
Hazlehurst,.. .Mississippi.
Manufacturers of and dealers in saddlery and harness, also dealers in whips, collars,
saddle blankets, saddle bags, stivups. combs, brushes, bames, trace chains, back
bands, bridle bits. Ac. Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of everything usu
ally kept in a first class establishment. Repairing (lone neatly and charges moderate
ly. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Establishment on Green street.
Feb. xvi.
™ FOR SALE.
r
I offer foe sale a valuable Fruit Farm one'lmlf mile south of TTazle
Imrst depot, on Railroad, On east side 22 acres, containing 3200 peach
trees, choice varieties, from 3 to 5 years old, inj[a high state of culti
vation, splendid fruit house, barn- and well. Also, 5 acres on west
side between Extension Street and Railroad, containing 820 choice
trees, all planted with the utmost care, in straight and circle rows at,
equal distances apart. Laud lies well, no rocks, «nd mostly cleared
of stumps. Finely adapted to the growth ot peaches. Oue of the fin
est orchards in the State.
For Rent or Sale: Three lots fronting”ou Railroad Avenue 130
feet,running two hundred feet back within fifty yards of the Depot,con
taining a two-story building, twenty five by fifty feet long; four nice
rooms above and front gallery, also store room below with Kitchen
dining room and baek gallery; also a splendid well of water very con
venient, aud about fifty fruit trees, Finely located tor Mercantile Bus
iness or Boarding house.
Also tor sale, about" 3 acres ot land east of Ilazlebnrst. Well lo
cated, convenient dwelling house, and good well.
All of which 1 offer for sale, oue third cash, balance iu oue, two aud
three years, at ten per cent interest. R. J . Catciiings. Ag’t.
.July 29. 1882. 49.
Dr. l.M. Dampeer.
-CRYSTAL SPRINGS, .....MISSISSIPPI
Wholesale and Retail Dealer' in Pure Drugs and Medicines.
rKOK7Ar^^sH^|^,'crsafeaoaof THROAT, OH EOT'ANDLUNCS.
r% a ■ ACIBn Atf» IPA* BB always horn one of the most important
HUH V fi 111. I ISi 8 3 weapons wielded by the MEDICAL FACULTY
11 fig Aym III* ! Ill II Ajminsnheencroachments ofCOU0l ULCoMW,
MnJkVnMl MB I Ul>y BK0SCHIT13, ASTHMA, SORE THROAT.
COAftUMINION in its incipient and Javaneed stapes, a#nl all diseases of the THKQAT.CHEST
and LUNGS, but it has never been so advantageously oompoended as in the TOLU, KOOK a nd
ltYE. Its soothing Balsamic properties allord a dltfurlvo stimulant and tonic to —> the
System after the cough has been relieved. Quart sire bottles, I*rlca fV Od
iA gk | f ■** BUI f Do not be deceived by dealers who try t. , _™ «... .. Rr»
VAU I llJfl I in place of our TOLU, ROCK A Nil EYE, which is the ONLY
•IdKtIItiATEE article—the genuine has a Private Die IToprietary Stamp on each bottle, which
permits it to be Mold ky Brugstsw, Orccrro ar.il Bealem Everywhere,
Tk. mu, BMKMOB?! CMergo, lit