The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, December 15, 1881, Image 2

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Tor; it. .ry kIuo.1 1 tro luto -""i
. ".nt'iial Stiit. i ; nn.l h. '!irr ih.- j
r!.Ui of jivpul.-.tmn huuUl fhhuiuc j
j -M V'"w,'r of Nf w York or rc.Iiu 'i J
,:'-v n 1 it .a.-ntiui'.n of Virginia nnu
, Mutsat hud-fti. 1
NOW (!(' iOlli Wel t; eniii2 to t'-u'
stir fact. The oil Uri.uki. mi l ft".v j
wait iw r il.Vi.K .1. nn.l - tiuirl j
I). ml. 1 Vi ,-1 st. r t!", ! ; iu ; ot c r tb
p., :.t. n o'.'rr Im..i', mA Oi
t!.c tn:t'f of t.rwc nvl tb
South Amt'itHii Urj.u!..ii" u.i.;
question of llnnnee out ilinit-t:.;
t'oonomy onu'i"ost-.t iitl'!isj ttonc. j
to tLo cx-!uion of wvioiml -'-j
t;on, bit:.loini ,l-o 'I J'artv in t;
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t-j I
.il a iv.o
-sn "pcoti'e I eKi vc
it legiiiation by Con
Ifrcvcnt National Kanks
p their paper in tiie ia
t(ltl Ihijs iti more to he
Jrfljj '-hv that the lnisiius.8
ernmciit riii-.n the future be
X upon broatl nnu eompre-
icws, ami tliat the remain
is tliuinistratit)n may be
to eomrm 11. 1 it to the whole
Aitlmr seenit, at last, I
'gotten the war between the
Will the i-l'iiiverfl! vankee
Jo likewise?
t-
i" 4 1 :. pun 1 io
representative of the Mrs
the recent excursion of
t'U'.i
l.itit t,l '
. . J.
f !i. it r; uii tune f-
akc our stay a plentant
V-ai'y, allow wc to return
thanks tolha 1'it.ti-
il-,p
...1
lie
alitletl into ft smooth haveu.
the
s like the
ousv
.fill m,U.firpr.l.ori 8yn! ! v. V' ."r. to remaii of the
ol nateiit l,mLi.A.'y thir2S( excepting
from Northern a-eiuw ut ,,vatui(. rt.rUt,!:. lik
ei.kon. 'Uie ' J-"Vi 'v"3:',r ,,icctea to Chalmers, ami the
.hV ' . 1 . t i i.ernl.i lir.lrS 0f0UrfcVk.nl
:an uiui lit j"11"' u' , ., , ,,,,,
, rc-eivc.l Ju.i-es, like Kins and Bruce, who
V " j al;l!'imni!ine tht "the li!e ol the na
tiiiuiv ol tion" ib in da.,!.'';'- . , .
with a' So quiet vMi th populur tn'iQ s
-llv Monroe' 8 U.ty, UM we g"i
I awsijipi Press to Atlanta, I
lota otijthe K.vposition.
Journey to and from Atlanta
yvthing but pleatiar. as tli
Vso full that it wa not nos
all to obtain scats, and often
V not eorufortable standing
farV !er reac,jino Atlanta we
V1 better, as the cflicient
lliad made previous arrange
mei.i
l otd accommodation, and
1 our arrival we were all
1 . . t-
v uuai icreu in tue rxno
, , p was verv kimlly receiv.
--ii
tourUaus were extended
. , ' yn fact, everything done
"casai,
tiou is ,
South u
Know
to at
.'er to make onr visit as
possible. The Kxposi
nlv a hi.; thin!;, mid the
ell be proud cf it..
Sers will not ixiiect me
p tell what I saw ; that
.1
ten.
have to
as
in ( I . .
""'editions
c "nsiou
ap ; . I . .
. "ur c'Vn. they could tea
f "y vi to the E
tl r 1 te 83 conK3 i t tu
e "fid, theyL it pa9se,j turonuh
n,mProdg:Uhich not only tep
ri"',9t!1est;,piLrom ie see,i, but
'"'esamc limi kans it from trash,
C. I hey s i( .. ,, ,
. , - - - a in iiti ni.3 tiiiun
-yp eaniers.; rollers, A
'opsible. since I would
le a little abort evcrv
nave omitletl nothinj!
If my rsa.ler
know what is done
'-xuori'.tion
, .hem Al tV:eini nl-
1 1. 1 tl
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It is Impossible to fail to iec
nue ft pi.iiiliel bt twe n the ',n.
(I.,,, i.iil.li.-. nlViiil Older M.'lil
and that which we nof wii ne- under
Arthur. For the tirstUme in twenty
jears ti c mcrpe of a I'lfsidciit ol
the United States ma!es no reference
to the South as diskml or as reard
less of the rights of a class of her
citbvn l'ruip op oa'.iant mast
of tbe I . lion the. bvoiiy shut 110
longer waves. IU Oiib'd atlai-t
n,1 nrd r rtiuns from
I ... ... t... 1
Al. nTl'-';. . uV.iseiiHn-s a wfeSSion -.iciiH 6ei"t...i,al
rijjnt w i , " :..l,ri 11.. ai ! peace and mdn.aua f6 ij.
they ce lit, ami e.' x i..,. I r.affor tbttt bind of political Ui-j.uu- a;i ' tiutitry u,-.t
stub pmcs as i;'J. l, ,....,...; ! hielrstirstheituberaouectlonaijeai- newsiiapfi' life is I
while they have Una ,,m'17'. "V .If... 1 ,.,,.. ' n means that tbe country has t 0l' lliC, l)lc ol'
It it l t'""'" 1
U n
ti e v. :
; ,u 1 i-1 v. -
p.M al b! -r-
this C'iii
Mr. 1 .
prevailing it;
can e!ii u
"The t:.
piake a nc-vn
diaBtl VtU.
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but :
! '1 .i
aic ollcn sfi.h-.w
pie are convitctl
j"jircd to 'i-.-i.ihic!
lure RTaijow the
t!."e ate ! ("i" 0;
like nil otliM
to make "
done unlcst
for adverti
Wei; -ticc v.
our (state excuaa (
class of advertiscm
i.av for the white papi
tnev uie !"
this" from the fact that 't
ceived propositions to ii..s
same matter, ami m"T -
tirii' it Ik-red would Lar.uriipl
t ; r.rr nfllre that atteiupted to pu
1: .1. .!..n.-iic..m.in a ni iae raies 01
J.
tion which marked bis m!j;imietra-
- concorm1 '. " i:iirs oi our sis
" -'publics. Uisbomc
o -ii.-.ivc to notice that a simi
nutiiion is coming to the Iron
uler the preset ntlniluistration
After Moliroe, carsc those great
1.. K.wt.w.a nn.l inliTlial
1. in s! HlllBOi liailf,i:..i'f' -
nts at the rates 01 !..'"",, ,ado the name.
f,.,.,l And in a mT.ority ol case i'i'"- - , ,w .,!!.. Imnm.
tU Vropnetor insert, thUl nd that
at a very 10 price, ..u .. k-v- nnvi-i0M, but cf greater map-
out some cash totue -dvertiser 1n. , f.- t the' I'uited States
order t secure tbe nay press, Bev.iup; ' 1 v
macliiue patent ineooie .n- p - b(J ,uf .hl CuUlltry.
tliiJ-s advertised. 1U turn that " . . uUi j( ,.
Uieh take aJ:.1 i tbe nu-VUn' of the prent Cougrcss
. 1 i;.,i,iii nut nnlv ilo B!l iriluo- I o.e 11. tit. . - l ,
llivnuitiii'i." j I tl o nn. si (ill anil tlie l arMOlin nuit u
ticctothcirhomepatrons-merchants 6 1 " or a M
and others in wcuimuu,, .; - - Imricd in the prive !
,-eallv support tbelr paper-WH a,sc. - - u the hill in
to their coKmporanes throuh.n, ' iimg wU1 ,,P
the State who a.c eniliavounj; U. do: " k. oetw, " ,lM.aiiliCl, lave
lenitimate business. u-,i u'suallv c'ara'e intere.ls, and thus
We .late f - i,tUe a,ra,,,l upon go-
ul. A.t'iot'd
ip'r 'oi ere
i K .'.
, 0 1... .. The
ele.'icra infan
tum An c.'itor must 0 an cm c'o-
pedia. More quaities are nteJedas
an editor than any c-tlur l u-iness.
I say this to save i.;, a ln-ta bank
ruptcy, ileu who thick that with
out experience they can run a news
paper have softening ot the brum.
Such men had bitttr throw the r
pocket books in their wives laj.8fc
and rui up to llloouid..''? sy
luiiy'i.v.srnpcia aic a tuuccl to
bf.iiir o" tbe waters of Jiiioh dp'e
to peotile. The P.il.le, Webster's
I'li.-ti.ii-.arv and pood i.twraiie'.'3 lit
tiian f.r i,by dalle of this life and
thCi.e.vt" ilr. Taluinye advocated
an unpers'jiii.l conduct lor newspa
pers, lie said that many men wrote
bridiir.it u-'licks, but- t'.tir natucs
weie ue.ui" kutiWii. Ilo beneved
that ni tides of merit should be
signed by the tiu'lioi's name, and
predicted that ticii a cudme wcuUl
ytt be tt.lopte.l- "In that tune,"
said be, "tb-'V Will set cred'n for all
11.0 .r.ioil tiief uie. Snrpose a
man's character is i;s.,.ai ed :
r.-punsihie V It. is ii ale.J
editorial v,'e.' '!
to Hum
" 1 a I'll- ( a t ( t tl
I H tli J I ui i mr.-in 1
A l-M.ker hat liiiled :
,1! v,.ite, n.r!, we pi -i'e
i l. aii lt.I. ntl v. I'
iU.dy of the S:,r i i:f u!i
n of i.iii.e (.mt, I
...inf.; i.l law, when li
a l.-ii -re rr,uli. who liatt
1' t-tvt i :l days, imle. i.
'..eve. f-r a wvck, ai.d cnifd
:i oiii p. .(' to place. u!l the lime
aiiios; I ' ii I e iiiil. Ht he tin 1 1 c
I 1 lot en! 1 1 tort tot tain t.rH2r-
li it I , or wt supiiiiBe to
h .tV, in bis r .set-it.i,. Nor has
i:,it lf.-ii )bn.tei-retly. The liewi
of tli c periitiois of the mob tf'. their
tie..1 'i;M. on wit'i the pii.-iiner, have
1. 11' ! aoli d retuilarlv to all
p'Utsof lh- eoiiitry bv tlie ii-ociatcd
l'ress Tbb Stf.e authorities have
been ill full po. eS-ioil tiltheill from
day to Jay, yulas far as is kjown no
attempt has bc made either to fes
cue him, or toliHicrsc or capture
his nssi'ihinu. I He is still, at this
writing, in tin I' bauds, and, we pre
sume, still ball' to be banged un-It-Hs
bo has ititisflod the furious
crowd that be' has surrendered all
hit assets. ICibere be 01. e tiling in
fiade worse tlisn fraudulent hankiug,
it it t!m punishment of bankers by
bands of rullans. If lynch law
were permitted to punish the most
1 ateut end outniieons frauds nyamsl
creditors, it wo, Id certainly not be
ol': en ; Vei y Ion befofa in some parts ol
tin- ( iuiiiivv nnV nmn who failed in
business on a lirgn scale, however
innocently, would be exposed to the
most horrible violence at tbe hands
of any creditor 'vbo l n,,''J to gl't
to.- iUcr n crowd of rouiibs and cull
tlienP-viirai.,.,,,. ,. T.lt, r0.
man nnd me ;lu vallcr isiai.on "f.;nst
ins 1 vent Viebtors was barbarous
c.iou-1'., but it was lar irom ap
proaching this Kansas method in
cruelty and. indecency. AnJ com
munity inwhiahthis Caldwell out
rage lias lasted or weeks should
hereafter hold its tongue about the
Mississippi plait."
it l'b-8 " s. nd 11
of 1 onr m.-t exrl-n HI'
- ., 1.. JiOMerS
c;u 1 .inc. l.rown uti'i"-;-
1... . ,11 ilmin in mv r-iel"1
- ... - ,
irt hvestlon, dysjirp-ia. 1
n; !i. be irtlmi 11, nai
a to
:'. t W illi
'" 'l-i ''ts
I l .U.-C
1 iirrilous
1 I r. v. s
r.;; (id
...e. A
. t. ui-
1 given
1 1 0 the
inn I (idyl-aid
he,
1 si v can
1 it
I 'li'tui.e-
5 .tie re
,:.!. The
M.I
ay
i Olive oi.e
n II -
1
for
,,r - 1)111
i v.-li.-o
"'-:l",!:nv!..w::h:'Td iev
Cess, ill c l.t't -.114 e.i:. -. 4 j
o ,...,f..,.t. i.,. ami M tren?tu
r .. ...... r I. i- slid I"
I.) mil p;o mi t.'t; " '
eases of kidney di". as, am con
sumpiion they .p.lckly st',' 1
civ. K. 15. A1.txAM.13M .D.onu
Uiii'i;ist. . j
AND SCE" HIS IWWENCE ST
-' -J' W r"-. J
S"wcvv.svvv "V)Ovvn o Vuv,j
jit czioiibrT,
"""' "" 1 t T.I
1 -it a ,
Notice
. I have three plantatiis for rent
or sale; good land and Ml ditched.
I will rent in anv qiiantby to suit ap
plieant , Applv to the iidersign six
mites west of Okolona j
T. II. SAiKKI-KOUB-
Dec. 11, Sl-tf.
7 BE"
riiiMtiii r,ut oiri
Ti'f run fii.i:-
n.VVi.Ml 1, t Tmifieil t n t" Tetm,
nH. rf..r l.le hit No. 1 : -lnitti'n, on-i-.ii
. t.i u i .... ..mil, em
titiiiiiiy tw. num. : .
chuice nitit'lle nl harness liurT', l,,Ml liu.-.n1'
criv, Iii.ikki bind lea f.ldr,: I r""1
2 Mall Cullkitorx, !-t;l ii i t pliw,
Htvwiw, (jeiir, ec. '1'he farm if ne "f ll"
ami bf-l iminn'il in ilonnn-;. mtily, ntl "a"
en it riiiln.i.l inli.'iiv. chi.rrh, stl.iy.l ni er
rteinl. Till.' ixTl'ect, nJ iM.-'ssi..n given on
tire Isluf J...arv, Is-J. Aa:lv to
(iliOKUli C I'ilNK.ap'nli
dcctVljbJ AlrJu,Mis-
JOHN DAIIMEH,
" "N!Lu.yv.v.c.vvVvva
Confection ei
AKD
The Largest Stock of f.lct
BUBIA.L
BURIAL ROBES.
i
W antra to Know.
Etc-, Etc.,
TO UK FOUND ANY
WHERE.
h
RES'
I'rre It.-I.ftlon,
em nc nt to inn i t uu o-hi;
f..i- ."i. less the attent s usu
ijcuierit
d com
,-.,, ,!.;.,.! lines. Al the vt-iy mo
Lent w''fU one cause of sectional
aniinoMlieS wJ be. 113 removed, and
it appeared that the white iS- '
peace hoveroJ over Monroe ad
miiiittration, other lauscs .eic
springing up to reopen the vials ol
The alissoiiri (pusiiou .m
train slavery seilation
Hip sta.e. and for bad a
"3 '" i '. . ' , ie.,1 . Ksil It.o l.i.tk
was asi cenuiry, inim . -
wiia iiiim-
spun.
It
and
may
' ')'iiuh two proc:,5-1
' -o. c;tl;,'
The
'fine
vs
1
missioD of 23 per cent., occupying
space for which wo charge ami re
c.ive net troni our New Orleans
and Mobile merchants. Wc answered
,.,,r ..rien nnd in a lew days
received another leti. r tilling us curl wra'.u.
' . . - n -. its ion
lhat atotbir certain cotcxprary in;
the State, sMCC. cui i.ua- s!iaken
1 11 r,e as ours, took tue r..ii'.'eri,-euie.ii 1 c----
J'' ' ' :,,,:,. r,, . in all the annuls ot History 10 cm
he,r prices at sc. will. ng Pe , , coutllry Kl,ose pri-
' ' ; 1 mal dcelaalionof liberty was that
would bo tuesa Noithirn (. r I i C,.0..J and are equal
" . , ,:r: ".I... .,:' or ,-Ue Uy c-i.tit!l to lue, liberty
tt uu... ... I I , ,
t ... r iie iiH-s puoiot.ie.i in ,
nut 1..IVP
the Slate; and if thry wauletl to ad
vertise iiiry would be very certain to
pnv somethins like rernuui' 'af.ve
r in Wc want a'l the 1 nam. s e
unii ". l. end are willing to I n'
.aiivitseiiieiita at living rates, yet
tidiulv conltss itii.iwi.j-t .
. '. . . . ... I,.r nirri. I '.'-'. . n i e ,
e. i- -.th'u t, .1 " -
whirl to mai." a si'! l"'it for
run .I t niel we cither iic-t
,t will pay or cloc -but
) at soltil'tilillg t:.--
run (if till' .PI l;S
atlpr in iti true ligh.
and riot alii tiiitnsi.iv. t . be itn-
Posed uponAl'u'iM-Bijrtu'.-i Ik mocrat
lr.r.
and tii.
pursuit ui happiness. M-ver etin
such a question niife again, I'leri
will ilo'ibtlcss be passionate, appeals
l.eie-ifl. r and .rcat Iioi ular airita-
tjons it:vo!vir.g commerce and
wajts; violent pssions will be
aroiis.:! over topics at vchk h men
,.0n 'n,r,l t.i Bind, -in twenty c.rs
H is very eeldon tvhen wriiii.g- on
any given tuhject, lhat we feel that
wc have the synq.a'by of the tnaj-irl-(y
of our p.- . but when we say we
thank God for a dec Gospel, we fci-1
that our K tiUtneuts are in exset ac
rordniice wi:h tboso t.f the 'mrcs
iri . i .in... it l.v a ':ri-e roi-i-vl." is
11 - v ii" r- . -
a ."ii-'" '! that lb il l r(;bt l. tl cent.
sabbath niter tVukuh our children
...j to Sun.!..y ! . i. and gi t n:ce
b ...ks und papers, end catechisms,
tree "rails, and we g' to a nice
Cluuxli that we didn't help build,
.,,,,1 aw. li dit.d bv burps, and wrtrm-
il by Urea that didn't coft us tent,
and sicit iu a book that we d'um't
i ia ent the biead and dlink the
" , . c...
Js iuo that son.f one else pain i. ,
a.id li.teu t" ijood scnuop from the
uiiuister to whoc support e have
contnlmted nothing, and when the
hat is l.ai.-.fil around, we tlosc eyes
and tbti.k Cod k.r a free Gospel.
As to luw the r inister is snppoi lul
we know not. but suppose the Lord
will care f.,r his own, and wc are
troubled ov the thouehl, that, after
lie .ha-; nwonkil his presented ifer
vants 'or their labors in- bis cause
lie may ttls !.'.'. W account f:
ui,-.a;ii;,lvl,in and rcwaiJ us ac-
A crusty-looking old gentleman,
nccombanied by the regulation e1'
fed consort und a couple ofweli-fa-vored
Jnuj-hters, entered the dining
room of the Del Monte, and, as he
tucked hln napkin beneath bis "oner
ous chin, tinned round and fixed a
fierce glance upon the waiter behind
his chair !
"Look here, my man, said the
old party sharply, '-before I give my
order 1 want to as': you a question.
Are you an Italian Count in dis -
Mi.iao'''
rj "Divila hit,'' replied the surprised
s I coirec spinster. .
, .J "Koran English nobleman, the
' 1,1 tut ,ii,i .i,.i,iu of whose remit-
! taneos h33 temporarily compelled
etc,"
o frrntliito of IIarvftrK and
v- , -,,
,......,.,,, 1 iinm vour father, a ricn
UoBton banker, whose haughty prhk
is as unyielding as your owu V etc.
"01 am not." '
'All ri Micre's a dollar, and
von nn Jflrinor in the crub. Now
trisfiCnow ycu nre not the regular
it,;. i p. nnlieis nowv a-ttays mat
you lire not going to run olf with one
,,f mv diiiu-htcrs. or pick my pock
et, I can eat in peace." San Fran
cisPo I'oit.
XJ U.V JLV T-i i
Votii caistai.il ' " htn&. llltKAD, C.
tud CANUIKS e all kinb
STArii3 AND FANCY.
With a lar:0 assortment of ChrUt-
mas Goods cf all discription.
t O r-
I also ke in oonncctton wi ;h the
above large lock
Alj. GRADKti 01'
i
WINES
WllSKES,
BRANDIES,
1.
IMrORTiP ALE AND rORTEK,
Lager liir and Cide always on
draught, wk q choice lot of
, - .
sure youjhat you will not leave dis
satisfied
House
e U9 a call tnd I shall as-
This
town
is the Cheapest
lor WHISKIES.
sep-15 tf.
ITALIAN IIARBV.
MOXVMEXTS
J !1 A TxT-T-lVa
U TOMB STOflES.
SOUTH SIDE MAIN ST., WILLIAMS BUILDING.
R, T. CIIANDLJiK.
m,. -i ii. , :OKOLONA, MISS.
psrlonco Will Tell
t; .
VP'.-
Mrs F. A. Koborla respectfully informs the Ladies of Oko
na, and vicinity tliat she has now on exhibition the
Largest and Best Selected Stock'of
MILLINER.' AND FANCY GOOES
she has ever "brought to this market, to which she invites
EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS
ICIUinerr llstaUllelimentr
Can be had at her Houec at the lowest cash prices.
j. j pr. P, tt
o si.op f.i.
e, 1 " :.i :
d hope oUiV.r,;U.r
j ronsiiler r
l'tiite.1 State Senator
dured the following
'instant:
'o establish an t.'::r'.;
wply a ; .: ! of f'..
uiibiic lan.li to ..!,
u to provide f r
1 et.lowinent an-, f
fr tn 0-1 v .'. ii .
Riit.'. r in
bif on the
:il fun I,
theuafur, but notamu can p .!.!;. , cordm
1 in the lotura c
,,.r the laud ike tne .-.very
,i t ! and itscnluiinntins drama.
' Letns hope that for awl. i'e at
. least we may enjoy the peaceful days
v ni I of Sir Momoe, and that our repre
sentatives 111 Congress, turning worn
the well-worn rn.ovft of politics,
may rise to libber plain s of states
maiiship
"Tl..- ' "U tf li-len,rir -e " e.-n.n.iind.
1 i.e t.-. at 1.1 . .1 "J r... iu ""1
ti) onr merits, and u;ni,
iP-tre! when we get to ttie gates 01 inm
tion 'in search of the licasure wc , have
! laid up there, we may be informed
l.v Si. 1'tttr, that there is not a
nickel to our credit Wesson
L'er.r.l.
.ni 1 1 .1 t o "
r'i .Lul lieM"-
III ft I.SUi.U 3 ft
y l industrial ;i, .
0
ort off
ill f'
J Wal
- 1
.Ittr 'I hrory
IJ..VC in
.0
the " -
ker, senior father ot the
h. i4, ti'.t I' nie 1. .1 re
Ilii id. t n, to. 1 1 a -1 11 otv
jk to knseil County, bis
Vine. Uf couise, Lo is
tow to solve the
'ere. I boys, and
t, or i". 1 ' : M
an liit.;i;!je;;t
0 ; 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' " w 'l
ji.V
ifj who . b 011
dr.- ''')
ov of tbe rerro
wt.o has ( n
- "-n.t!l 1 '
1.
ing.
.;; :
J.
ing.
4.
ny.
0.
r..
T,.i,l and boisterous laui-li-
Readina when others are
TV.';'..-! 'icii o'uei's are reap,
CuUbii! hncciads uf-compa
The Marion riot tiial, set for
Tuesda Ibe l"lh, before Justi;e
Stone, is likely to nttraet the alten
tion of the "country. It is now
probable that eminent ' legal counsel
will appear on both shies. Of course
the Associated I'riRP, having given
it attention at first, will pursue if
and have a reportfi' lit the trial. It
is much lobewiihed that some ol
tl c great Northern Jailes will send
conhdential reporters (ro-ji their re
porto(ial staff. The particular case
is tbe charge vs. Will Vance, but wc
appiebcnd h's case cannot be devel-
o i.Tu .it " t ileveloiiinrr most of the
n-.aiu facts "C. il'.ro 'f id. Mtf'nan1
-Mercury.
James Most,, of Sooba, Kemper
t-ounty, cinmitleAsuicide last I'huts
dav by thooting 1 himself through
Ike bead with a pisv-,1. No cause can
bp assigned tor V.t- vasb act. lit
wus boppily inarrieJ.-i)les-intt-,;u:
....1 1, , 1 .,..ti.,n ltt 11r the
i.'.l U.ltt Utv. r r
1 . r.r . Af.tro.kl Mer-
11 , i s- i .tit: .....
CI.'-
. JHEOLD RLIABIE
OQffIQl ABJ
-AN!I
Neanhe Mobile and Ohio, Rail
road Irpot,
OKCiOJfJ - - MISS.
Is jtw open to the Public, and
patrorige solicited.
Good! Houses for Campers,
Stales for stock and Fire
I Proof arehouge ,
.e Storage of Cutton,
H lleo oi C iiaroro.
1
S'fe C
per bi.lc Vi .
X1T Thankful for liberal patronage in the past, I intend to exut
myseit to deserve its continuance in future.
Oct 13th tf
I
rim mud smm.
Owed arJ heft by
31. A. POLLARD tfc CO.
(SUCCESSORS TO) i
1
EH!
At the Old Stand under the Court room wherejyou can ITny any kind of
PAINTS OILS
DYE STUFFS'
TOBACCO.
and
re talk- i
J.i. . ....:Jiit-
i ,
,; others in company,
n", rudely at a stranger.
i . -r a s'; 1 f W i'liOllt
3' ' '
elf
j your
fiwn ?
'J I
out I.
10.
it, ok,
11
p is
12 v
h u-'1 1 '
n a
1,2 aloud in c
'd ut
I. i'i.
juy wit'j
..my
the boiioe
fore wor
Giii
"iesi
-you cat
column
d nerves that
dy without in-
it wc nei d in these
und w 01 1 y. Tarker'n
restores tlie vital eiiei
"he nerves and brings
!',VlC- : -. ."inn nnvthinflr
..- ..'.V k-. .. -
nJt1nny,. tsen ouier
iirv, 1 tin
poir.
1 illi a Unit Ilend-ai'lie in tlie
.fluriiinu: llrougflit on ly I
Iws Inl'erlor',I.liaor.
Vhe yon want the I'ure Article
I G0 to
ilG ON ROSS',
And csl for a Flask of the Fine Old
FRASKUNCaCSG
1 (KENTUCKY )
liquors
OF
J.LL KlXtDS
At the lowest mar'
el1 ..
it
1.
in ' or iau .
I v c 1 1 1 i-' 'in ,1 k!., I've col
inoujli of lov.-' . ,a niebiiek
I n. V Old sl'iin il ! iuv ebn'nrlnl.le
t.'.e "1! t'.H . it thlt fps SO
le.-htloli, let me n.ifc, ln. ,air;
tin res a ba'm in Gileu.l'S.-.t'iT j10.1(i
'( iod 1 1. the bappy piuy-i
,:t t,r ret
III
W .K '1 t
Are 'o
1 I l 01 R flEALTu,
'ltlh lit -nrrjinlI 1'nrf nld
Miilotr Willi Acre, nntl to a
Villi-U lt-l.rui-a llrantl
Hst! tie Sole l-J ia Chlca, Kii-
:9 niS ly
1.
,d at
11
Vv is
f t-
inds ni.a f-. t coitl V
p " t tuur ptii-e beat Ij'regu nr t
' 1 .. t teer ht: quickly Hipitate
' ' ' -- - -
t -. 1 . t in ut f u 1. s jour
. ' .-n ll 1 sh f 1 a rush' of blood
: , !'.. I. :. l ? Are yon troubled
.1 ., 1 cotioii, ot some
der .' lie ware ! IKutli
any tune suddenly ensiu
oplexty. Do not delay,
iti ui needs s .uie true med
nie. Nothing .s s i good as
i's Iron Ihlters. This excel
1 . .ly will assist nature in
i. f. !'l'inng ller b'st. held on
:le II stroi"j.!'.eiil or
i,. t' t r 11 : 1. ! ' 1'-
t of an i x'j.iusiiW
in' ft tendeticy t 1 It . ..'..!
''JSl
Y d
k
(led
s':s;-r C:ri5 &:'L
SIMPLE dSlMMP.'
Doei Efftctj Wyk.
Can tl atpchsJ o
! -torShel'forShe!l-J
i"9 &4 S pirating
f ecu mn th; cc3
t lrioe,J.0O.
- fro GizMimmmim:
" - which is now being received and opened
.A.T THE OLD STA1TD
North Side Main Street ' J .. .. Okolona Miss
fW Having seleclcd my poods in jicrson, from the most reliable houses
in LetiisviHo. 1 flatter myself I n pjeaso tbe taste of the most fastidious
and suimlv mv Custonui willi . l'.nii
.' - - - - iiiii 4 11 tmqi nun iio'oii kj.uiti u' ' V "
UV. .v-v. i-c'iiM- 41111 I'S.
y, octCth.-t.'
' 1 0
1 f I
l
I
i and liodv. it tiHjrtnMy
.. , inn Jniil
7 iff
iaufmanc: ranc
734 Jefferson Street bet, "tb nJth, street
Xi TJISVTJLLE - - KY.
I WilOI.KSAl.E NU ElTAL DKALE IN
FAIIOY GOODS !M IIOTIONS.
We are beadquaiters for Laces, Kmbrosdcry, Kid Gloves, Hosery and
underwate. We i-uaranle.. -. w.t.. Ir,..r H.in at anv Jobbina House in the
Country, as we buy our (iiwds on New York Wbole3aleAuclions. Ordeit
by mail solicited octG-l.ro. KAUFMAN &. STRAUS
il.
DjJrrlieCu..K'M.-.r
tu.cycar, ift.l.U o..tc.
,vt 7 Tji. irfi y nrj Tp CKCt
OKOLOIIA ArjD VlfjTCRG WLL,
Are Ileccivin and Oienirx. their
. A till! imd WTKXJUl .
Goods, selected In piXs,,. by tnc of Hie Firm in thi N iork and Boston
;nil lIKiy re prepared to .!! -"k "
Matkf
eO"-
. f . 1 i H I-1 J-
-fl0'l'W-
... JItaJ-qua
Jiiyhett iict pi
SfP. 15-ti-jann
iccei
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