The weekly Copiahan. [volume], June 02, 1883, Image 4

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

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flazlehurst, Miss. June 2, 1883.
Trains on the Chicago, St. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad, due at
Hazlehurst, astollows:
Mixed No. 13 6:06 p. in.
Going North—No 2. 4:12 p.m.
No. 4. 11:10 p m. No. H. 1:17 p. in.
Going £outli—No. 2, 12:00 a, m.
No. 3. 4:53 a. m. No. 7. 1:17 a. m.
No 1, Fruit Express, 11:59.
Natchez, Jackson and Columbus
Railroad.—Trains going East: No
1, Mail, daily, arrives at Jackson
8:40 p in.; leaves Natchez 3:00 p in
Going West: No. 2, Mail, daily—
Leaves Jackson, 6 a, m; arrives at
Natchez 1:35 am.
6@L,StPel r.nd fine gut violin and
guitar strings, at Mallie Bankston’s.
Remember, that Mallie Bankston
lias a large stock of engagement
Rings, and tine gold aud gold plate
jewelry, that lie is offering very low
to mane room for his fall stock.
If you wish a fine strong and fas
ting pocket kn'fe, or al pruning
knife, go to Mallie Bankston, and
you are sate to be suited, 25
- - --- - ---
®8~Ca rry your rough rice to F E
lleiway; he is now ready and wait
ing to clean it for you, on the mo*
libera! terms. 8
B. C. Williamson’s drug store will
be the place to buy your fruit jars.
His stock will soon be in store. Rub
ber bound can Ire had at reduced
prices.
Highest prices paid for fruits of
any kind by E. C. Williamson.
The New Drug Store.
Resolved, That the Big and Little
“J” Family Pills are the cheapest
the best; that all the big & little ‘J’
remedies are just what is needed,
throughout the length and breadth
of this our most noble construction;
that the Ne w Drug Store—next door
to M. Faler & Co’s, in the new Fa
ler building—under that magnificent
Town Hall, on the cast side of the
railroad— Hazlehurst, Copiah coun
ty, Miss,, is a long telt want, in fact
just the place to get what you ought
to have; and that all should get it
there, especially medicines, paints,
oils, etc., etc. and so on, too numer
ous to mention. All ia favor of the
above resolution may moke it known
by saying, iii i. The iii’s have it
The above resolution beiug well re
solved. fully explained and unani
mously adopted; it is therefore fully
known and hereby agreed, that all
shall take due notice thereunto, and
direct themselves accordingly. The
place is easily found and Jesse will
wait on you. All who can’t come
may write, with the necessary con
sideration inclosed.
PARKER’S
HAm BAK3AM. |
Tills elegant dressing 6
is preferred by those 3
whohavc used it, to ary 3
only that arc benefici.-l 1
to the scalp and hair ]
and always I
BlhaVc'jth?^] CeJor to tsrey cr Faded Hal? I
Hair Balsam in finely perfumed and is 3
1 to pre- cut falling of the hair mid t > re- g
drufc'andi:ching. Itiscox & Co . N.y. !
i $1 sirs*. a! i«l*re drug* ar.d medWns*. 8
Z.iSES3K i^SZZL.-^TY'r CZaTZ^vr -JAam-aa
PARKERS
a § a® p r a tp m i fa
blnbtn lURlC
ft Suptrlaiiva Health and Strength Restorer.
If yot? are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with
! overw ork, c r r. mother ran down I y family or house
. l.o'd tidies try Pakkfk's fUser* Tonic.
If you r rc a lawyer, minister or business man ex
1 *! by mental strain or anxious cares, do not take
ir t xicatIn ' stimulants,but use Packer’s Ginger Tonic
)fvr.,t have < onsumpuon, Ppipepsia, Khcuina
i'n'. i ■ '.'ey ('omnia in is, or ary c:'Order ef the lungs,
stomach, bowels, blood cr nerves Paskph’s Ginc.fr
'i c will cure you. It is the C reatest Blood Purifier
ft*4 the Cat sna Surest Cough Cure Cver Head.
I 7: you r.re wasting away tr.m sgc, dissipation cr
; • e or weak ;’«s and reov.it e a stimulant take
'i on-c ; t:• nee: ii willinvigorate 2nd build
j y ; • y f r.-.i fi-.t Cose but will rev- r intoxicate.
| i. U.*» s*»cd l.::;-.il.c<U of I-vcs; it may save yettrs.
r r-4.»Tir»:-» •—o. ;v:.ea-i T>ri GimrtrToalr.Ii
! ■ i 01 N-I: rv*nr«Laf %-^r.U in ‘d.r r wH, and Sant'nly
• ;7r>./- *. from j"*- art i lor.« of « ... *r aim •. J* ;aj for circular to
* k. ».'ox A Co., If. Y. 4vC. L %t uu.i.'iy Klfkaieri Li drugs.
GHZ AT tWING ILYINii TGLIA?. £«ES.
B3IIIII1EII
fi'.igiance Isas made tiiis 8
:e.i;.j*ly pupui.-r. There 8
nrir-t ur»rn iuivinr Flours- 9
£oox I
"■?-*< <T dwilrr in perfusmy g
TUTTS
PILLS
8YMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Lom of Appetite. Bowels costive. Fein in
the Heed, with a dull sensation In the
back part. Fain under the Shoulder
blade, fullness alter eating, with a disin
clination to exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with
9 feeling of having neglected some duty.
Weariness, Dixainess, Fluttering at the
Heart, Dotabefore the eyes, Yellow Skin,
Headache generally over the right eye,
Bestlessness, with fitful dreams, highly
colored Urine, end
CONSTIPATION.
TUTT*S FILLS are especially adapted to
such cases, one dose efleets such a ohango
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
\ They Increase the Appetite, find cause th®
Lady to Take on Flesh, thus the system 13
uAurtohed, and by their Tonic Art Ion on the
MiipMtirc Organs, Bcjrular Sio»!u are pro
duced. Price 2o cents. 85 Murray R. Y.
TUTFS HAIR DYE.
Gray Haib or WmaiCEiis cbtings'd to a Glossy
B lack by a single application of tdis Dye. It im
i«rts a Batura] color, acts Instantaneously. Sold
ay Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of tl.
emo, 33 Sfl’BBAY «•«'., new TOBE.
£ Dr. Ttrrrs RASCAL «r TsIuM. Information M\
1un£U Mtfiflt will —"tie A WEB ea s»Uc«kmJ
This is to certify that we bought
over Four Thousand Dollars worth of
Dr. Dromgoole’s English Female Bit
ters and Bailey’s Saline Aperient dur
ing the year 1881, and from personal
observation and public opinion, take
much pleasure in recommending them
as worthy of public confidence ana favor.
Thompson, George & Co.,
TVbolesale Druggists, Galveston, Texas.
Ip you don’t like the use of asickening
pill for your headache and constipation,
;ust try one dose of Bailey’s Saline
Aperient, and you will never use another
pui for the same purpose.
“Tough on Chills,"
Cures 5 cases for 35cts. In cash or stamps.
Hailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
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_ C ARPS.
Masonic Directory.
Hazlehurst Lodge No. 25,A F. &
A. M., meets the first Friday night
in each mouth. Officers tor 2883.
E VV Brown, Worshipful Muster;
A Mangold, Senior Warden;
J L Meade, Junior Worden;
Frank Suliar, Treasurer;
James L Aril, Secretary;
1) 11 Lowe, Senior Deacon;
John Massa, Junior Deacon;
Danl K Ooor, S. and T.
S. II. Johnson Royal Arch Chap,
ter Nv». 81, meets the first Wednes
day in each month at 3 o’clock hi
the evening. Officers for 1883:
J W Anderson', High Priest;
J R Groonie, King;
S T Rogers, Scribe;
B F Wilson, Captain Host;
A P Buriy, Principle Sojourner;
II II Hook, Royal Arch Captain;
J M Norman, Master 3d Veil;
T M Warrell, Master 2d Veil;
R W Millsaps, Master 1st Veil;
Frank Subat, Treasurer,
Janies L Aid, Secretaiy;
Danl K Coor, Tyler.
( has. H;Schenek,
Successor to A. FUC1CI1 A CO.
Dealer in foreign and domestic Fruits,
and Nuts. 58 A <>0 South l’eters Sts.. New
Orleans, La. Orders ami consignments
solicitei. Nov. 16,'79
F. Fltzthum.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKEfi.
South Side Estelle Street,)
Hazleharst,.Mississippi
ORDERS SOLICITED, and promptly at
tended to Satisfaction guaranteed.
March 20th. 1876.
Cresent Neuralgia Cure.
Ms, T. D. Clement—Dear Sir: I have
been suffering with my back for the last
twe Ive months, once during that time 1
could not walk to my bed; have used
about two thirds ol a bottle ol your Cres
cent Nctrralgia Cure, and am frank to con
fess, that I am betterOff with my back to
day, than I have been for the past, year,
and contidently'believe that a second bot
tle will effect a permanent cure. Thanks
for your temedies. Very Respectfully,
JOHN 'ffEKfiY.
Uncle Jack Terry, J P.
Crystal Springs. April 3<>th. 1881.
For sale at the d rug stores of Conn Bros
and E C Williamson, Hazlehurst. ivi-38
L. M. Bowman,
*■
Gun and Lock Smith, and repairer of
Clocks, Watches, and Sewing Machines,
makes Finger Rings, and mends all kind
of Jewelry, All work warranted.
Hazlehurst, Miss., May 18, 1878.
LAST CALL.
All persons indebted to the un
dersiuned, are requested to call and
settle without further delay. This
is the last call. It. Penn. ;
Hazlehurst, Sept 30, 1882-tf,
II. Penn.
Still in the corner Brick shop, in the
Undertaker's business. You can get a
any and all hours Burial caskets, suited in
price and quality to all classes Call on
me. H. PENN.
Hazlehurst, Fob’y 25, 18S2,
J. MASSA,
The Cheap John of Ilazlelinrst.
Dealer in Family Groceries, fruits
confectionaries, &c., &c., all of
which can be boitght at the lowest
cash prices. Store on Estelle st.
1VT0TICE.
11 The death of Mr M. FALER,
will not necessitate any change in
the name and style of our firm, the
business will continue tho same.
Thanking our friends for their
liberal patronage, wt will in the
future endeavor to merit the confi
dence heretofore reposed in us.
M. FALER & 00.
Hazleliurst, Feb’y lst,818*J
STRAYED,
Or stolen, from Hazlehurst, Ee
oomher 25th, 1882, one brown or
black mare mule 15 hands high, ten
or twelve years old, mouth badly
cut by bridle nits; any information
leading to the recovery of said mule
will be thankfully received and lib
erally rewatded.
G. B. Nelson.
Hazlehurst, March 3,1883.
Strayed or Stolen,
From the undersigned Hying near
Hazlehurst, on the 18th of July last,
one«cream colored horse, eyes same
color, blaze face, about eight years
old, short and stout built, fox-trot
gait. Liberal reward will be paid
lor information that will lead to the
recovery of said horse.
Isaac Wheeler.
December 16th, 1882.
FOR SALE.
A valuable tract of. choice pine
land, containing 200 acres more or
le^s for sale, situated four miles
north-east of Beauregard; terms ea
sy, part cash and bulunce o.i time.
For particulars apply to
A. W. Burnet.
Hazlehurst, April 21, 1883—if.
lostmile:^“
The undersigned has lost a mule,
strayed or stolen from him on Satur
day the I9tlt day of May, described
as follows: One light colored Bay
i mare mule, about 14 hands high, 7
years old, crease fa'len, gear marks
on shoulder and sides. Any infor
mation will be gladly received of
the'whereabouts of this mule.
Anderson Harris, Owner.
By Y. L, Tbrrem,
Crystal Spring**, May 26—paid.
forrent!
The residence on Georgetown
street recently occupied by Gol Bob
i Easterling. But a short walk from
j the business part of town For par
ticulars, enquire at the Copiithaa
oflioe. May 19 th. ,
CARDS.
Mlllsaps & Bro.
Haslehurst,-Mississippi,
dealer in
Staple Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Plantat.on
Supplies.
ptr- Will sell chean (or cash. ]an30.’7S
Duncan S. Cage, Jr.
General Commission Merchat, and deal
er in all kinds of conn ry produce, sugar,
molasses, rice, potatoes, onions,; wool,
hides, moss, beeswax.tallow, hooey, eggs,
and chickens. Liberal ;ash advances made
on consignments. Office 32 Bienviil Stree
New Orleans, La. xvil-13
H. Penn,
Haslehurst,-Mississippi,
Dealer iu Choice Family Groce
rice, Tobacco and Cigars. Will
keep constantly on hand a Fresh
stock ot all the market afl'ot Is. A
share ot the public patronage is re
spcctfnlly solicited. Oct 14, ?8
M. FALER. A, MANGOLD
M. Falcr & Co.
DEALERS IN
G110CERIKS, DltY GOODS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
Hazlehcbst,.Miss.
Agents for
PIIELrS * PARKER WAGON WORKS,
And Wheeler <£• Wilson
SEWING .MACHINES.
12-31
The Moore House,
AND NEWS DEPOT,
Hazlehurst,_Mississippi.
Crookerstreet, next to Copialian
office; meals only *25 cents each.—
The Daily papers, periodicals, etc,
for sale, patronage solicited.
Notice To Mill Men.
I am prepared to cut thread on
tap pipes, from one hall inch to -wo
inches. Patronage solicited.
22 J. T. Parker.
Crescent City Oyster Depot and
lee House.
S. 31. FUU1CH, Proprietor.
WHOr.KSAI.K HKAI.UK IN
Fresh Shell and Canned Oysters.Fish jer
Vegetables And Fruit, No. 4 North Front’
St., near Canal,New Orleans, 1*. O. bon 2520
ISfcti. -28.
B. ¥. Patton,
Crystal Springs, - - Miss.
Dealer in dry goods, groceries,
plantation supplies, etc. Patron
age of the citizens of Copiah and
adjoining counties solicited.
April 27, 1878-3(5
Decell House.
Brookliaveu, Mississippi,
Board by day, week or month.
FEED STABI.E ATTACHED.
The patronage of the public is respeci
(ally solicited. MRS . H. DEGEl.L.
Julv 15. '7C-47 I’rourietres
JlarSi Twain.
1, . ]
This celebrated Horse may liree
after be seen at my Mills, in this ci
ty of Hazlehurst.
J. T. Parker.
For Sale Cheap for Cash. P?
I have for sale one thoroughbred
Berkshire boar, 2£ years old, o*' fine
size; any one wanting same, can get
it cheap for cash, at tny place four
miles north.west of Hazlehurst.
T. J, Jefferson.
February 10th. 1883—tf.
Bedford, Va., Alum and Iron
Springs.
TO THEE I GIVE HEALTH,
Excellent Tonic. Alterative and Diuret
ic.—Medical Association, Lynchburg, Va
Used with great beueflt in Malaria and
Diphtheria.—S F Dupon.'M D. Ga.
Suceesslully used in dyspepsia, chronic
diarrhoea and scrofula—Prof S Jackson,
M D, Uni”. Penn.
Invaluable us a nervous tonic.—Hon I
C Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as a prophylactic in ma
larial districts.—D R Fairex. M H, N O.
Restores debilitated systems to health.
—T C Mercer, M D, Ind.
Adapted in chronic diarrhoea, scrofula,
and dyspepsia.—Geo T Harrison.M 1), N Y
Successful in diphtheria and neuralgia.
—J P Neese. M D. hi 0.
Excellent for certain diseases peculiar
to women -Prof J J Moorman. M D Va,
Prompt in relieving headache, sick and
nervous.—Rev E C I'odson.
Used with great benefit in dyspepsia.
J McBalpb. M D. Pa.
Suited to bronehittis a”d diseases of di
gestive organs: J F Ronghton, M D. Ala.
Most valuable remedy known for female
diseases: Jno P Metteur, M D, .. L D.
Of great curative virtue: Thos F Rum
bold, M D, Mo.
Beneficial in uterine derangement and
malarious conditions: G M Vaile, M 1), O
Charming on the complexion, making it
smooth, cRar, soft and rosy: Miss M, of
S C.
The prince of Mineral tonics: Francis
Gilliam. M I), N C.
Inestimable as a tonic and alterative:
Hiintei McGuire, M D. Va.
Fine appetizer and blood purifier: II
Fisher, M D. Ga.
Very beneficial in improving a reduced
system: Bishop Beckwith, of'Ga.
Invalids here find welcome and health.
Rev John Hannon, late of La, now of
Richmond, V#.
Has real meiit: Southern Med. Journal.
Pamphlet* free upon application.
Water, $4 per case. Mass and Pills, 25,
50, 75 cents. Sent post-paid anywhere,
iimmer season of Springs begins 1st
June. $35 per month. Address
A. M. DAV1EKS, Pres’t of the Co.,
78 Maine St Lynchburg, Va. Box 174.
Sold by W. B. C#ok Huzlehurst, Miss.
xvi-38
Photographs!
Captain Greeulaw is refitting his
picture gallery, making it comiorta*
hie to work in iuriug the cold wea*
(her, eo you can have a warm place
for yourselves and* children while
having their pictures made.
Hazlehurst, Ma' ch 3, 1883.
C. Baas.
■ kHI?PRS v i: '*•'• £ TiSISSSfeSSiElL.? dr
Hazlehurst.Mississippi
Family grocerer, and dealer in Cooking
and heating Stoves. Stove Trimmings, and :
manufacturer of Tin. Copper and Sheet
iron of every description, Guttering. Pi
ping, Valley mg and ail kinds of lepalrin
done in (he most approved style promptly
Aug. C, ISTtt v
j**;—..I i
CARDS.
B. N. MILLER, JOE PURSER,
Miller & Purser,
Attorneys at Law.
Haslehurst.>1 ississi ppi.
»»»»»* w w %#
H. c. Com.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hazle hurst,.xvii-40 ...Miss.
u. uAitr.w, 7~u\ s, noons
Harris & Dodds,
Attorneys at Law. v
Hazlelmist. ..Mississippi.
Jesse R. Jones, 31. D.
Haxlehurst,.Mississippi
Office in new Drew ’Stoic. Next
door to M. Faler, & Co.
Dr. J. Glbcrt,
G alb nan, .Mississippi,
llavi if permanently located in Gallman.
tenders bis professional scmic*** to the
surrounding community. >eb 2o, 1882.
J. H. Jordan,'
Justice of the IVuce. beat number one.
this county.will hold conn at Martinsville,
on first and third Monday of each month.
Dr. R. R. Bridges,
Having permanently lccattd at the resi
dence ol bis father, (Janie* Bridges) five
miles east ofGallmnr esDectinlly tenders
his professional aerv es to tne surrounding
community.
H. C. Fairman,
Atlorncy-at-Law, Jackson, Miss.
Will practice in the Supreme, Federal,
and * ther courts, collect claims, attend to
purchase of Mate or United States Lunds,
Homestead entries, etc. xvii-24
Dr. A. B. Puts,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi
Lespectltiily tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Hazlehurst and the
surrounding country. Office over William
sou’s Drug Store. xyii-22.
J. L. Meade,
Attorney At Law.
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi.
Office near Court House.
__ xiv-5
A. W. Burnet,
Attorney at law. Hazlehurst. Miss.
" ill practice in ail the courts of Copiah
and adjoining counties. xv-18.
Wilson W. Go win.
Attorney at law,
Hazlehurst.Mississippi
Oiliee in rear room of Mayor’s
oflice building. Special attention
given to collection. xvii-lil
Dr. D. W. Jones,
Gallatin,. Mississippi,
Tenders his professional servi
ces to the public. xvii-21
Dr. n. J.Mnilen,
Ills residence and office near Pine Iiidge
tenders his professional services to the cit
izens of the neighborhood, and surround
ing country. xviii-17.
Benj. Kin!?, Jr.,
AtCy-at-Laxc & Solicitor in Chancery,
Beauregard,.xi-r.il.Mississippi.
S. D. Ramsey,
Attorney-at-Late,
Hazlehurst,...Miss*
Uriah Millsaps,
Attorney At Law and Solicitor in
Chancery, Hazlehxirst, Miss.
Will practice in Copiah and adjoiuing
counties and in the courts at Jackson, xi-10
H. B. Mayes, Jr.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi.
II. B. Mayes,
Attorney and Counsellorat Law, and Solici
Until chancery,Hazlehurst,Miss. Attentiongiv
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.
C?E. OATlS C. E. OATIS, Jit
‘ Oatis & Oatis,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Hazlehurst _*...... Mississippi.
Office up-stairs over Williamion’s Drug
store. xvii-20
W. II. Weatliersby,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Beauheoabd.Mississipi
Will practice Dentistry in <».. "nnci
es Ail work guaranteed and executed in
the neatest and cheapest manner. Will vis
it calls in the country. Persons addresing
me professionally will please state the na
ture of the work to be done. xii-20
E. W. Gordon,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi.
House, Sign, and,Buggy Painter, Glaz
ier, Kalsominer; Paper Hanger. Ail o
ders left at E C. Williamson's Drug Store
will be attended to.
City Hotel,
MUMFORD. & WATSON, PROPRIETORS.
This famous Hotel, corner of Common
and Campstreets. New Oricans.baving been
recently refurnished and refitted through
out, the proprietors will nst'every endeavor
-to give satisfaction toail who patronize
ihem, having had considerable experience.
X—28.
' Waverlj Hotel,
Cbrner Camp and Poydras Streets. New
Orleans. European plan. Single rooms,
50 ana 75 els. T. W KIDDEtt, Proper.
MaJ. T. D. Akin.
Fashionable 'Tailor,
Ilazleliurst, . Miss.
Has removed his office to the Pitts build*
Off, east side Railroad avenue. Patronage
olicited. Marete7, ’74.
HO
No Hor.SK will die of colic. Hots or Lti3»a Fs
VBR, if Foute’s FoWder* nr* used in tbW.
Fontz’g Powder* willnire nnd prevent K«4&Cf!OUEitA.
Fonts’* Powder* will prevent (brv is Fowl*.
Foutz’* Powde rs tRl Iiktc* e t-!.* fjMAnPtv of milk
and cream twenty per cent., and make the blitter fire,
and sweet, v
FontzW Powder* wiHoaiKei r «.r»-vnyi rnr
Disfask to whl^h Morse* ur.’ „.
P"OCT7.*6 Poworne U l «;■-} -*,
Solti every where. .
* PAV’T' v ?. v.* . ■
I llfLy™™™
(IV ■ &V 8ecura Healthy
■ | W I ■ ■ action to the Liver
■ ■■ ■ ■and relieve aUbli
-- lm« »W'~V1"
fwly VegcUMc; Mo grtplag. Prloi 25c. AH SnuUa
Fruits! Frui's!! Of every kind
bojght by E. 0, WilH|msua, BO,
I :
JULIS DORENFELD,
Jnst from tlie ‘Old Country,’ has located in Hzlclmrst, and tenders
his services to the citizens ot the city ana country, to repair ;Jewelry
of all kinds, Sewing machines, etc. and may be found at the store ot
R. Jonas, east Front street. ' 28,
“ R. JOiN AS,
East side of Railroad avenue Uazlehurst, has on hand and is re
civing from time to time, choice family Groceries, traits, confec
tionaries, staple dry goods, etc; allot'which lie will sells cheap for cash
whisky a pecialty^ ____28,
G. II. APPEL, JR.
Crystal Springs.....Mississippi,
Dealer in General Merchandise. Special inducements to
cash buyers. Oct. 7, ’82.
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. F. M. HERBERT,
JIazlehurst, .Mississippi,
DEALER IN ,
Family groceries, plantation supplies, confectioneries, fruits, etc.
Highest market price paid for country produce; store at the corner
Crooker street and Brower avenue. Dec. 9, i*2—ly
F. E. IIEIWAY,
Uazlehurst,.,. Mississippi.
Makes and repairs Buggies, Wagons, plows and all farm tools gener
ally. Repairs Gin Stands, cleans rice, grinds coin every Saturday,aim
any other woik done m first class country style. Orders solicited,terms
reasonable * Ma-ch 25. ’«2.
Every Body Invited.
, \
To call at the store of J. A. COVINGTON', vest Nail
road Avenue near the Post Office, where will always he found
an assorted stocJc of selected, choice, and fresh goods, bought
for cash {including all the advantages implied) and will be
sold upon the most reasonable terms. W ill malic it to your
interest to patronize our house, in quality and prices.
Thanliful for your liberal patronage heretofore, and solic
iting a continuance of the same, Nespectfidlg,
Feb. 3, ’83, 3m. J. A. CO VINGTON,f
A. R. GATES. J. M. GATES.
Gates Bros.,
Crystal Springs,.Mississippi.
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries,Plant at ion supplies. Fs
special attention given the sale vof country produce. Will
also liccp up there store at Gatesille. Feb. 3 ’S3,
L. L. BRITTAIN, POOLER G. BRITTAIN,
L. L. Brittain & Son,
Uazleh urst,.Mississippi,
Dealers Iis Generis! Merchandise.
Keeps constantly on hand a full line of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Calico, Domestics, Ho*
sipry, Handkerchiefs, Lace Trimmings, Groceries, Canned
Goods, Hardware, and everything usually kept in a first class
Store. Call and examine our stock, and learn prices. We
will not he undersold. jail. 27, ’83.
R. W. MILLSAPS, President, I. N. ELLIS, Cashier
Merchants and Planters Bank.
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi,
(INCORPORATED,)
Authorized Capital, §250,000,00
Does a geuetal Banking business. Buys and sells Checks, Drafts and Bills of Ex
change oi all the principal cities
Buys School and Comity Warrants. Brians made on approved security
Special attention given to Collections in all parts of the State. . xvii-4fi
H. IT. COOK, . J. L. ARD,
Cook & Ard,
DEALERS IN
Groce fles and Provisions.
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Mill keep constantly on hand a supply o f Choice and Fan
cy Groceries and Provisionsychich they will sell low for cash.
A liberal patronage is earnestly solicited from the public,
tiazlehurst, July 8, 1882. * 47 6 m.
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GEORGE TOMICICH,
Hazlehurst,.:.Mississippi.
-DEALER IN
Fine wines, Liquors, choice family and fancy groceries cheaper than
the cheapest. Choice cigaisand tobacco at absolute cost. Two drinks
for 25c, one on arriving and one ou leaving the city. A first class res
taurant rnu in connection with the bar, where yon can get more, for
ess money than any place in the city aud if you donbt, try us lor the
proot. Feb 10, 83.
For Sale, 310 Acres Of Pine I ind,
Three miles south east of this place,and within three quartersof a mile
of theO., St. L. & N.O. Railroad; about 120 acres cleared, not under
fence(fence burned last .Spring) the remainder in the woods. This place
would make a good fruit aud stock farm. A bargain can be had in this
place lor the cash. For further particulars apply at this office.
July 15,1882. 48-0in.
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C. M. BANKSTON,
DEALER IK
Fine Watches, Cloclcs and J>. ivelry, Spectacles, C old Pens, Musical In
struments and Strings, Silver and Plated If are, Etc.
West Side Railroad Avenue.Hazlehurst, Mississippi.
A well selected Stock always on hand. Repairing dene 16 order. Satisfaction
warranted. Oct. 2d, 1876.
L. A. ROGERS, j. g. HARGRAVE,
Rogers & Hargrave
Hazlehurst, — ....*.Mississippi,
Dealers In General Merchandise.
Keeps constantly on hand a fuU line oj 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, We will not
be undersold, X7 52.
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The Weekly Copiah an.
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Advertisements inserted at one dollar per square, ten lino
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Liberal arrangement* made with yearly or quarterly ad
verUsers; all bills due on presentation.
Job printing executed at reasonable rates, for cash; the
patronage of our friends solicited,
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luboi ci, and all hades and professions; it should be a visitor
to every fireside in Copiah and the surrounding country, and
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will find it greatly to their advantage to advertise in its col
umns as it circulates throughout this section of country. Our
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W. W. Cook,
Ifazlchurst,.;. .Mississippi.
DEALER IK
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Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, ”arnishes
Paint Brushes, Window Lights, Garden and Flower Seeds,
Soaps, Perfumery, Stationary and everything usually kept, in
a well stocked Drug Store. Orders from Farmers and coun
try Physicians solicited and a guarantee given that they will
be tilled satisfactorily. Prescriptions will be filed at any
hour, day or night at the lowest possible rates. 18-42.
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‘•Blue Front Drue; Store.”
]>R. II.
WHOLESALE A.VI) RETAIL DEALER IX !
DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES. OILS. PAll'TS. STATIONERY,
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, 1 Yest/side, Hazle
hurst, Miss.
G. G. w iLLlAAlau.N. • “ 1*. li. KING.
E. C. Williamson & Co.,
Druggist and [Pharmaceutist,
And sole manufacturer and proprietor of “The Great National Reme
dy,” sure cure for bots or colic in horses. A full frtock of pure and f eeb
druars and medicines, school book? and s'atiouerv, paints, oils and pu. *
window-glass and lamps, all of which will be sold at cash prices.
B&tF Prescriptions accurately compounded day or night.
S. J. Johnson & Son,
Hazlehurst,...Mississippi.
Manufacture' s of and dealers in saddlery and harness, also dealers in whips, collar!*,
saddle blankets, saddle bags, stirrups, combs, brushes, hanies, trace chains, back
bands, bridle tits, Ac. Keeps constantly on hand a lull assortment of everything usu
ally kept in a first class establishment. Repairing none neatly and charges moderate
ly. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Establishment on Green street.
Keb. xvi.
Also, Dealers in Buggies, Hacks, Phacti ns, Spring
wagons,Babg carriages, of everg style,description and prices
The Skinner Ginning Engine,
Free from sparks, and manufactured by Skinner A Wood. Erie. Pa. Built expressly
fir Plantation use, and endorsed by Jeading Planters in every Southern Slate. For
thirteen years we have made a specialty of Ginning Engines, have studied the w ants
of the Planters, know the difficulties they meet, and have noted the failure of the com
mon Upright find Locomotive when run by poor help and poor water. This expori
ence enables us to iffer for the coming season an improved Engine and lit Her. which
has stood a ten year s test at Ginning and Grinding, and is to day ibe Most Popular
Plantation Engine in Market. Orders solicited from those wanting Steam Engines.
For illustrated catalogue and prices apply to JA3. W. UIDLAKR, Crystal Splines.
Miss. xvi-dsly.