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lie Weehlg tf apiaa
Hazleburet,. .Feu 2, 1884.
Trains on the Chicago, St. Louis
and New Orleans Katiroad, duo at
Razleburst, as follows:
Ceiug North—No 2 4:12 pm.
He. 4. 11:!9 p m No. 8. 1:17 p. m.
•Joiaig -outli—No 3. 4;53 m>
Vo. 1 1:17 p m. No 1, Fruit Ex
press, 11 :59.
Natchez, Jackson and Columbus
Railroad.—Trains going East: N#
J, Mail, daily, arrives at Jackson
p. m.; leaves Natchez3:00 p in
CoiugWest: No. 2 Mail, daily—
Leaves Jackson, 6 a mj arrives ut
Natchez 1:35 p in ,
Remember that White’s drug
•tore is the place to have your pre
scriptions coin pou titled
Pure thugs, chemicals
Patent medicines glass,
Putty, oil , v nit
Paiut brushes, colognes
To be had ai \\ hit. ’s
Drug lore 24,
Go t* Wline's d uj si »re for on
ion sets <fegm den -n d. 24
lfcSjto. Clti‘iii>est met De-t Chewing
Jt Smoking Tobacco ever sold in tins
city, cnn tie t n o .if t>u .i t «*;
Son’s! Jon'i I- * if* i Mu-!
terCui i) ii.ui iiiiti iice to F E
ileiwuy; Ii ■ ts no* eiidv and wall
ing to clean u lo* you, on the most
ibera! terms. fc
‘Loihan ’ best 5 con' cigar, to be
found at White’- ding s’oic. 24
I Know WUicji i speak,
For I have used it iX'eustveiy. 1
regard Parkei’s Uiutea Tonic ti
most exeeilmt remedy for kidney,
4ung ai d stoinaeti dtsotdcis. It in
▼igorates without intoxicating.—J.
Francis. K pc linns J< urti
Chicago.'
Tbe Dailj Clarion.
On the assemoling ot tite Lcgislu
lure. We will ci.mm ;t • me publica
tion ol the |i i \ Clarion,which will
be mailed to any address, for two
dollata ior the session. Subscribers
t > the weekly edition, wlio may pie
t'er the Daily during ihe session,can
by paying the subscription pr’ce oi
the Daily, have tin* tvivk.y discon
tinued until alter udj liniment of
the Legislature, when their names
will be re-on ered and "h exten
ded accordingiy. We have arranged
to have a competent repot ter in each
Ilot-e, hi as to lie able to present
•very ..nog a lull renort of the
proceeding- of the preceding day.
Orders for the Daily Clarion are
now invited. Remittances should
l»e m rl- b, postal order,postal note
registe.-H. may be sent i>v mem
bers of the Legislature,— .!. L. Pow
er | o‘. i or ie * 11*, .1 icksoti. Miss.
Bedford, Va., Alum aad Iron
Springs.
TO THEE 1 GIVE HEALTH,
Exceiie. t Tonic. Alterative and Diuret
ic.— Medical Aseo'-'intion. l.yneliburg, Va.
Used wi:h great benefit in .Malaria and
Diphtheria—8 F Dupon. M D. Gu.
Euceessmlly used in-ilysoepsiu. chronic
■diarrhoea *nd scrofula.— i’roi 8 Jackson,
M D. Uni®. Penn.
Invaluable as a nervous tonic.—Hon I
Fowler. Tenn.
Recommended as a prophylactic in ma
larial districts.—D It Pairex. M D N O.
Restores debilitated pjmi ms to health.
—T t; Me.cer. M D. Ind.’
Adapted in chronic niuirboea. scrofula.
an<l dyspepsia.—Geo I i.arrison .M D, N Y
Snccesslul in dt|iht..erin ,.nd neuralgia
—J P Neese. MON...
Ex. Client lot* ceviain diseases peculiar
to worn Prof J .1 d > inn in. M O Va.
Prompt in relieving tie uiaehe. sick and
nervous.- Rev E C l-uitson.
Used with great benefit tn dyspepsia.—
J McHalph. M D. Pa.
Suited to hronehiilis u->d diseases of di
gestive organs: I h Roigt.ton, M D Ala.
Most valuable remedy ko..wri foi female
diseases: Jno P Metieur. Jl!) . D.
Of great curative virtu. : Tbo. F Rum
bold, M D, Me.
Benplicitl in uterine derangement and
malarious c> nditions: M Vaiie M D, O
Charming on me complexion. making it
smooth, cl*ar. suit an.i in.): Miss Jl. of
8 0.
The prince ot Mineral tonics: Francis
Gilliam. M I). N 0.
Inestimable as a tonic and ilterative:
Hunter McGuire. M D. Va.
Fine appetizer and tilmuP purifier: II
Fisher. >1 D Ga.
Very benciical in improving a reduced
system: Bishop He •kwitn. ofGa.
Invalids here !i I w-I • one e.n l health.
Rev John lls'inon . )-i ■ t i „,,w 0|
Richmond. Va.
Has re il mem.; d..r, i.rn Met. Journal
Pamphlet, true opon t|i(iticatlon.
Water. $1 per e.,e | L.,,| Pills 26,
60, 75cent,s. Se i'n ,,r ,,ai t ,a,where.
umuier season of Springs begins 1st
June $35 per month Address
A. M. DAV1EKS. I’re-’t ot ihe Co.,
A. M. ine si Lynchburg Va. Bov 174
J- C /I .zlehu.-st. Miss,
Xvi-33
5,000 Founds Bough Rice,
At Heath's Ri*-e Milt, Wesson.
MisR. Highest eash l ie-es i-aid for
pame by R . Mob kib.A jm-iii.
"Cypress Shingles!
Lam pro;».iied i a •• o* d'-rs l>r
Hand made nea-1 'v ;ni1** ':|ii,,gley
on short notice. Hjevial rate for
card load lots. Gun me a t-tal.
Geo If. Bibgel.
Pontoh* i .*oIa. L-t.
October 20. 'SR.‘) S »
unnua nr fsi •**!«»« »$. orw!*a quit
'.aiqntu) i
IW11® ®4®IIeJ P «
JMn ®tn ta uojv»®
®ro*»S
iiunsv^
TESTED BY TIME.
• STRONG’S
PECTORAL PILLS
IS KtOCMSFDL OSE FOB
HALF A CENTURY.
jz&asssg&pjgz
W. W. Graves.
j Hazlehmst,*.Mississippi.
I Offers liis professional services,
as physician, to the citizens of Ha*
zleiiurst and vicinity. Office for
present, at his father’s residence,
Wm. Graves. xix 21.
J. R. Groome.
Mayor ot Hazlennrst. holds court
on the second and fourth Wednes
day of each mouth. 19 21.
Joe Albert Broun,
Attorneys at Law,
Jackson.Mississippi
H. C. Fairman,
Attorney at-Laiv, Jackson, Miss.
Will practice in‘.be Supreme, Fe leral,
and tber courts, collect claims, attend to
purchase of State or United States Lands,
Homestead entries, etc. xvii-24
L. B. BANKS, «. s, uomiS
Harris & Dodds,
Attorneys at Law.
Llazleliui at.Mississippi.
BenJ. King, Jr.,
J Ati'y-at-Laxc & Solicitor in Chancery,
Beauregard.xi-38.Mississippi.
II. B. Mayes, Jr.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Hazlehurst.Mississippi.
II. B. Mayes,
Attorney>md Counnellorat Law, and So’isi
t«#r in chiuicerr,Hu*lehuiBt,Miss. Attention piv
en to business iu the Courts of Copiah and ad
oininrr *■*.•»*» •'♦*>« «.od in the courts Jackson
J. B. Jones.
Attorney at Law.
Post Office, Hazlehurs*, Miss xix vi.
Jesse B. Jones, M. D.
Ha zlch urst,.)/ississipp i
Office in new Drug Store. Next
door to M. Faler, <fc Co.
Dr. J. tilbert,
GaUman, .Mississippi,
Havi n permanently located in Gallman,
tenders his professional services to the
surrounding community, hc-b 25, 1882.
Dr. A. B. Puts,
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi
Kespectlully tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Hazlehurst and the
surr .unding country. xvo 22.
Dr. D. W.'Jones,
Gallatin. Mississippi.
Tenders his professional servi
ces to the public. xvii-21
Dr. H. J.MolIen,
His residence and office’near Pine Ridge
tenders his professional services to the cit
izens of the neighborhood, and surround*
ing country. xviii-17.
C. E. OAT IN C. E. OATIS, Jk
Oatis & Oatls,
Physicians and burgeonB,
Hazlehurst.Mississippi
xvii-20
W. II. VYeatfcersby,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Beaureuard.Mississipi
Will practice Dentistry i„ ... '-•■ancl
es All work guaranteed and executed in
the neatest aud cheapest manner. Wili'vis
it Calls in the country. Persons addresing
me prolessionally will please state the na
lure of the work to be done. xii-20
City Hotel,
MUMFORD k WATSON, PROPRIETORS.
This famous Hotel, corner of Common
and Camp streets. New Orleans.having been
recently refurnished and refitted through
out, the proprietors wil l use every endeavor
to give satisfaction toail who patronize
'hem, having had considerable experience.
a—28.
Waverly Hotel,
Cirner Camp and Poydras Streets. New
0 European plan. Single rooms,
5 * mu 75 cts. T. W KIDDER, Prop’r.
W. P. Hughes,
Boot And $ hoe Maher.
Flas re -uimed business at Ins old
stand on west side railroad avenue,
Fiizlehurst, and solicits patronage
mi Ins line of business,
Oct 20, 1883 tf.
RESIDENCE FOR SAIE.
Mj residence ou Extension street
Hazieburst, known as the Walter
Thompson place, is oflered for sale,
on reasonable terms For particu
ars appij to li. Penn, Hazieburst,
r tne undersigned at Madison stas
ou Miss Hkv P. A. Johnston
ptember 29, IS,'3 tf.
C. Baas.
Hazleliurst.Mississippi
Family grocerer. and dealer in Cooking
and heating Stoves. Stove Trimmings, and
manufacturer of Tin. Copper and Sheet
iron of every description. (.uttering. Pi
ping. Valleying and ail kinds of tepairin
done in the mostapproved style promptly
Aug. 6. I&79
TliTT'S
POLLS
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
back part. Pain under the Shoulder
blade, fullness after eating, with a disin
cltnation to exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper, ,Low spirits, with
a feeling of having neglected some duty.
Weariness, Dizziness. Fluttering at tho
Heart, Dots before the eyes. Yellow Skin,
Headache generally over the r,gbt eye
Bestroasness, with £tAil dreams, highly
•olored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION.
HITT'S PBXS are especially adapted to
such cases, one <loso effects euclt a change |
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They Increase fl,e Appetite, to il cause the !
body to Take an JfleOti. thus the system Is
nan risked, and by th'-lr Tonic Action on tha
SHgosilve Organs. Betrnlnr Stools are pro
duct'd. Price 25 cents. il3 Murray 61., a. X.
fUTfSHMM;
Quay H*i« «* Wrrieirisns chaaac.1 to a Otcsc i 1
BukCK by a fiinci •’ application of tni* D y k. Xllni *
Mrt» a natural eplnr. nets Iiistactaucoss.y. So. t
fy DrUEBists. or sent by express on receipt of < 1.
omCE, 33 HCB2UV ST- YEW YOifE.
Co- rrrrs haii'aIi at t.lsisi- w-moCmi ■>
r.*l viB tt . tied IX- W- -Mlkstt-/
V
CARDS.
MaJ. T. D. Akin
Fashionable Tailor,
Hazlehurst,.Miss.
Has remnved bis office to the Pitts build-1
ng, east side Railroad avenue. Patronage i
elicited. March 7, !74.
The Moore House,
ANI). NEWS DEPOT,
Hazlehurst,-Mississippi.
Crookerstreet, next to Copialiau
office; meal8 only 25 cents each.—
T,he Daily papers, peiiodicals, etc,
for sale, patronage solicited.
M. KALES. A. MANGOLD
M. Falcr & Co.
DKAl.KUH IN
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Fur
niture,
Hazlehurst,.Miss.
Agents for
PHELPS &, PARKER WAOON WORKS,
And Wheeler & TFthon
S E W 1 N G MACHINE S.
1*1-31
Crescent City Oyster Depot and
ice House.
S. M. FUC1UH, Proprietor.
WHOI.KSAI.K DKAI.KU IN
Fresh Shell and Canned Oysters.Fish jce
Vegetables And Fruit. No. 4 North Front
St., near Canal,New Orleans,1’. O. box 2320
_1883 -28.
B. Y. Patton,
Crystal Springs, - - Miss.
Dealer in dry goods, groceries,
plantation supplies, etc. J’atron
age of the citizens of Copiah and
adjoining counties solicited.
April 27, 187S-3G
Deceit House.
Brookhaven, Mississippi,
Boat'd by day, week or month
FEED STABLE ATTACHED.
The patronage of the public is respec
(ally solicited. MRS . H. DECELL.
July 15. ’7fi-47 Prourietres
Millsaps & Bro.
Hazlelmrst,_Mississippi,
DKAI.KU IN
St pie Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware.
Boots. Shoes. Hats, and Plantat on
Suppli ‘s.
Will sell cheaD ior cash. jan30.'75
CHAS. H SCHENCKJ
Successor to A. FUt ICH <fc CO.
Dealer in foreign and domestic Fruits,
and Nuts, 58 .t SO South Peters Sts.. New
Orleans. La. Orders and consignments
■•olicited. Nov. 15. '79
F. Fitztlmm.
j
\
BOOT AND SHOE NIAKEB.
South Side Estelle Street,)
Hazlelivirst,.Miswssippi.
ORDERS SOLICITFD. and promptly at
tended to Satisfaction guaranteed.
March 20tb. 1875.
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 woik warr>*n,ed.
Dazlehurst, Miss., May 18, 1878.
Mark Twain.
This celebrated Horse may hree
after be seen at my .Mills, in this ci
ty of liazlehurst.
J. T. Parker.
J. MASSA,
Tbe Cheap John of liazlehurst.
Dealer in Family Groceries, fruits
confectionaries, &e., &c., all of
which can be bought at tbe lowest
cash prices. Store on Estelle st.
H. Penn.
Still in tbe corner Brick shop, in the
Undertaker’s business. You can get an
any and all hours Burial caskets, suited i
price and quality to all classes Call on
me. 11, PENN.
liazlehurst, Fcb’y 25. 1882,
THE PERFECT RUBBER |
American Sewing Machine.
Best I n tho YYorid !
O. L. GEER, Wtansger,
I8S Cane I Street,
will fiewCri-- • - ’
Agents—Matthews & Bro, Uazle
hurst, James Terry,Crystal Springs
Mississippi 37 1
T. M. Warrell,
Respectfully announces to hi
friends and,the public that be i
with the large and reliable Drug
establishment ol J. C. White, of this
city, where he will be pleated to
see all persons wauting anything
usually kept m a first-class drug
store. 17.
E. W. Barrage,
Of Gnllman, this county, has one
thousand bushels of silk cotton seed
to exchangajor coirinon seed, at a
reasonable difference.
January 5, 1884—lm.
The most successful remedy ever
discovered as it is certain in its ef
fects and docs not blister. Read
proof below.
Saved bim 1.SG0 Dollars.
Adams, N. Y. Jan. 20, 1882.
Dr. B. J. Kendall, & Co., Gents:
— Having used a good deal ol your
Kendall’s Spavin Cure with great
success, I thought I would Ut you
know what it has done forme. Two
years ago I had as speedy a colt as
was ever raised in Jtfferson county.
When 1 was breaking him, lie kicked
over the cross bar and got fast and
tore one of his hind legs all to pieces,
1 employed the best fan iers, but they
all said he was spoiled. He had a
very large thorough pin, and I U6cd
two bottles of your Kendall’s Spuv*
in Cure, and it took the bunch en?
tirely off, and lie sole afterwards for
$1800 (dollar?). 1 have used it for
bone spavins and wind gab, and ii
lias always cured completely and
leit die leg smooth.
It is a splendid medicine for rheu
mutism, I have recommended it to
a good many, and they all say it
doe? the woik. I was in Withering
ton & Kueelaud’s drug store, in Ad
ams the other day and saw a very
Sue picture you sent them. I tried
to buy it, but could not; they said if
I would write to you that you would
send ine one. I wish you would, and
1 will do you all the good I can.
Very respectfully, E. S. Lyman.
Hutchinson's Ranch, 12 miles north
of Denver, Col., Mar. 5, 883.
Dr. 3. J. Kendall & Co., Gents :
—For the past three years I have
used Kendall’s Spavin Cure. In ev
ery case of spavin, of which I have
treated five, it has killed them all,
and entirely removed three. In case
of splint 1 find it has no equal, one
case 1 had was of three years stand
ing und the Spavin Cure removed it
entirely. 1 had a cow get soavined
and it entirely cured her. One year
ago a two hundred pound block of
Ice fell out of a wagon striking my
fat on instep and toes, it would be
impossible to mash a foot worse with
out breaking any bones. 1 was ta
ken home and carried into the house,
I do not think amputaion of the leg
would cause any more pain. I went
for Kendall’s Spavin Cure.it was ali
I used and in six days I could walk
around. About three weeks ago my
team ran away threw me out of the
wagon, the hind wheel struck iny
knee. After applying several high
ly recommended liniments without
obtaining any relief, 1 went for Ken
dall's Spavin Cure. My leg wa?
drawn up and my knee swollen bad
ly. In three days 1 was able lo walk
to the barn. 1 could go into detail?
more fuily, and make this a vc y lo ig
letter but will not weary you,
1 am very respectfully yours,
Oscar F. Hutchinson
I’, 0. Lock Box, 23G2, Denver, Col.
Kendali's Spavin Cure.
Santa Rosa, Cal., Feb,9th, 1883.
B. J. Kendall & Co :
Gents—I feel it a duty to others
suffering with the piles and falling
of the rectum to write you. I have
had the piles and prolapsus of the
rectum for five years, for the past
three years I have suffered the most
agonizing pain. Tried everything
without relief, but after ten days use
of Kendall’s spavin cure I have not
seen or heard of the piles since. One
who has not suffered as I have can
not comprehend the great joy 1 feel
at being cured of a disease almost
worse than death. I had u valuable
young horse that had a large hunch
gather on his breast bone. I tried
all kinds of liniments and had it cut
open without any benefit. Saw your
advertisement and bought a bottle!
of Kendall’s spavin cure and orderrd]
tnv teamster to u«e as directed. In'
less than one week ‘.lie lump had dis
appeared. Thinking that a liniment
that would do what Kendall's spa
vin, cue lias done foi my horse might
benefit more, I tried as a last resort.
With gratitude and best wishes
for your success, 1 am faithfully
yours. J. H. Glenn.
Kenuairs spavin cure.
Cincinnati!, Ohio, Jan 3,1882.
B. J. Kendall & Co :
Gents—Being a sufferer from the
rheumatism,! hate tried a great ma
ny remedies for that complaint,using
every thing that I heard of or jny
frieuds knew of, and being treated
by the best physicians in this city
without effect. I had become dis
couraged and had concluded there
was no help for this disease, when I
fortunately met your agent,Mr John
Fish,who told me it was unnecessary
to suffer any more,as Kendall’s Spa
vin cure would do the business, and
as l was of the same profession he
presented me with a bottle, which I
used, and l must say without any
faith, in one week I am able to walk
»ithoul a cane or any other artifi
cial help. 1 don’t know that the
Spavin cure did it but this I do know
I will never bo without Kendall'
spavin cure again, as I thoroughly
believe it deserves its popularity,and
has unqualified merit, i write this
entirely unsolicited. Yours truly,
H. B. Snow. c. t.
Kendall’s Spavin Cure,
Send address for illustrated cir
cular which we think giye3 positive
proof of its virtue. No remedy hag
ever met with such unqualified sue-,
cess to our knowledge, for beast as
well as man. price $1 par bottle or
six bottles for five dollars. All Drug
gists have it or can get it for you, or
it will be sent to any address on re
ceipt of price, by the proprietors. R.
J. Kendall & Co.Enosbnrg Falls,Yt.
19. Sold by All Druggists. 24
The Star Dentist,’ Dr. <3. C. Mar
shall is back to his old stand, op
posite the pictuie gallery. 21
T11EODOKK BEKKSON " SIMON BELIKSON.
BERKSON BROS.
Wholesale Grocers, And Dealers tn Western Produce;
Wines, Liquors, Tobacc and Cigars. 12 & 14 South Pe>
ers and 12 tfc 14 Tchoupitoulas Sts , Orleans, xix 21,
R. JONAS,
Fast side of Railroad avenue Tlazlehnrst, lias on hand and is re^
civing from time to time, choice Family Groceries, fruits, confec
tionaiies, staple dry goods, etc; allof which he will sells cheap for cash
•>__28.
F. M. REMBERT,
Hazlehurst, .Mississippi
DEALER IN
Family groceries, plantation supplies, confectioneries fruits, etc.
Highest market price paid for country produce; st;ne at the corner
Croaker street and Brower avenue. . Dec. 9, S2—ly
F. E. DEI WAV,
Hazlehurst.1.Mississippi.
Makes and repairs Buggies, Wagons, plows and all farm tools gener
ally. Repairs Gin Stands, cleans rice, grinds corn every Saturday.ana
any other woi k done ui first class country style. Orders solicited,terms
reasonable March 25, ’82.
W. H BROWN,
GEKERA'L AGEN1 For the Oglesby Gin <C Feeder. Full
guarante given with every Gin,
We Rfer the public without perm.ssion to the following Gentlemen
of his onnty: W. C. Shipp, John C. Harris, 0. G. Costly, T. A. Henry,
R. W O’Quinn, K Burrage, J. W McFarland. We will make prices
midterms to suit purchasers, and our aim is to visit every mania the
County who wishes to buy a new gin in ample time for the fall season.
Address W. II, Brown, General Agent, Hazlehurst,Miss. Lock box 31,
correspondence solicited. May 5th, ’83.
VBBBHaHnanraHBHnHnBMBBnamnnBBMBHDBMDBB
L. L. BRITTAIN, FOOLER G. BRITTAIN,
BRITTAIN & SON.
Hazlehurst,.J Mississippi
Dealers In General Merchandise.
Keeps constantly on hand a full line of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Calico, Domestics,
■v/Vr//, Handkerchiefs, 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 be undersold. jan. 27, ’83.
H. H. COOK.
DEALER IN
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.
A liberal patronage is earnestly solicited from the public.
Hazlehurst, July 8, 1882. 47 6m.
_*_
GEORGE TOMICICH,
Hazleh urst,.Mississippi.
DEALER IN
tFine wines, Liquors, choice family and fancy groceries cheaper than
fhe cheapest. Choice cigais and tobacco at absolute cost. Two drinks
or 25c, one on arriving and one on lAving the city. A first class res
taurant run in connection with the bar, where yon can get more, for
ess money than any place iu the city and if you doubt, try us for the
proof. Feb. 10, 83.
The Massetigill place, situated half mile east of the depot—contains
211 acres of land, splended residence and out houses, good water, and
other conveniences. Terms half cash, balance in one year with 8 per
cent interest—for father particulars apply to S. F. Massengill,
Hazlehurst, May 26, 1883
C. M. BANKSTON,
DEALER IN
Fine Watches, Clocks and J.welry, Spectacles, ( old Pens, Musical In
struments and Strings, Silver and Plated Hare, Etc.
We^t Side Railroad Avenue.Hazlehurst, Mississippi
^s-UA well selected Stock always mi bund. Repairing done to order. Satisfaction
warranted. Oct. 2d, 1876.
L. A. ROGERS.
Hazlehurst,.Mississippi,
Dealer In General Merchandise.
Keeps constantly on hand a full 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 17 52.
i
TOM ED GROOME.
Hazlehurst..* Mississippi.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable,—Best saddle and harness horses
ways on hand. Customers stock weil cared for, Prices reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Have a first class Hearse? with a careful driver; will go at any time on
short notice,tc anyffbefari o county. Patronage respetfullly solicited
Mar.31, 13;
I - - - 1.1. _ILJ. . - ———
Skinner Ginning Engine.
Free from sparks. and manufactured by Skinner A Wood. Erie, Pa. Built expressly
for Plantation use, and endorsed by leading Planters in every Southern State. Foi
thirteen years we have made* a specialty of Ginning Engines, have studied the wants
of the Planters, know *he 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
ence enables us to i ffar for 1 he 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 Pupal*
Plantation Engine in Market. Orders solicited from those wanting Steam Engine*
For illustrated catalogue aid prices apply t* JAS. W. D1DLAKE, Crystal Spriirp
MiSS. ’ ' 1 w xvi-4h-ly.
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THE WEEKLY COPIAHAJ '
By John F. Vance & S. F.
_*_ •
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Liberal arrangement• mack with yearly or quarterly ad
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Job printing executed at reasonable rales, for cash ; the
patronage of our friends solicited.
The Copiahan ts a friend to the farmer, the mechanic, the
laborer, and all *radcs and professions; it should be a visitor
to every firt«lZ„ in Copiah and the surrounding country, and
the friends arc respectfully urged to assist in extending Us
already large circulation. As an advertising medium it is
unequaled by county papers; merchants mul business man
will find it greatly to their advantage to advertise in its eel
nmns as it circulates throughout this section of country. Our
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will be responsible until express notice with payment oi all arrears is kb
to the publisher.
4>
J. C. WHITE.
Hazlehurst..Mississippi
Paint Brushes, Window Lights, Garden and Flower Seeds,
Soaps, Perfumery, Stationary and everything usually kept in
a well stocked Drug Store. Orders from Farmers aud coun
try Physicians solicited and a guarantee given that they will
be filled satisfactorily. Prescriptions will be filled at any
hour, day or night at the lowest possible rates. 1S-43.
DU. II. BURNLEY. M.D. BURN LET
"BLUE FRONT DRUG STORE.”
BUMLEV & SO*.
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL SEALERS IN
DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES OILS. PAINTS. STATIONERT,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, TOILET ARTICLES. NOTIONS AND
SUNDRIES.
Liberal discotmt to Physicians and Country Dealers
Prescriptions and Family Receipts Compounded with cars
Place of Business—Centre of Front street, West side, Hazle
hurst, Miss.
K WILLIAMSON. P. B. KIN
E. C. WILLIAMSON k CO.
Druggist and. jPharmaceutisf,
And sole manufacturer and proprietor of “The Great National Re**
dy,” sure cure for hots or colic in horses. A lull stock of pure au4 f-«*kt
drugs and medicines, school books and stationery, paints, oils and p*. '
window-glass and lamps, ail of which wi.t be sold at cash price*.
JSkjT Prescriptions accurately compounded day or night.
New Drug Store.
With Everything Fresh and Nice. Next door to M. Fa~
ler, & Co y in the new Euler building. Hazlehurst, Mist.
HI. J. JOiHES, Proprietor.
Iam now opening and will l>e constantly receiving, Fresh Drug*,
Pure Chemicals, Patent Medicines.Faints, Oils Window Glass station
ery, Perfumery,Toilet Articles. Everything usually kept iu a fiist clast
Drug Store. I also take pleasure iu saying to merchant*,public offier*,
and others requiring
FIRST CLASS J;PEI NTING
That my boys are good Printers, that I have a Job Printing office cm
bracing beautiftfl selections ot type and other material and that ii
they will continue to give them tie necessary encouragement as hereto
fore,! will keep adding to this until they can accomodate them with any
style or character of work in this line they may require and at a* low
prices as elsewhere. They will please you now.
DR. JESSE R. JONES.
To whom I refer as my agent has his office in back room and can be
found at the drug store when not professionally engaged., April 14, *88
S. J. JOHNSON k SON. “
Hazlehursty.Mississippi.
Manufacturers of and dealers in saddlery and harness, also dealers in whips, sollart,
saddle blankets, saddle bags, stirrups, combs, brushes, hames. trace chairs, bsck
bands, bridle bits. 4c. Keeps constantly on hand a full itssortment of everything visa
ally kept in n first class establishment. Repairing none neatly and charge* moosrate
ly. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Establishment on Green street.
* Feb. xvi.
Also, Dealers in Buggies, Bachs, Phaetons, Spring
wagers. Baby carriages, of every style .description and pi reft

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