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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-22
ORDER NISI.

la the matter of the sale made by William T.
Grimes, under power contained in Moro
gage from John T Robertson and Harriet
A. Robertson, his wife, 10 William T..
Grimes
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
sitting in Equity.
A RDERED this Goth day of April, eighteen
~ hundred aud eighty-one that the report
OF the Auditor in the above entitled cause be
ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the con-
irary thereof be shown on or before the 9th
day OF May next. Provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper published
in Rockville once in each Of three successive
weeks hefote the said 9ih day of May next.
E B. PRETTYMAN, Cfk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county
True copy Test
Apra2-3i ". y PRErTYMAN, Crk.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05
OKOLONA. 1ISSlsSIPPI THURSDAY. M 5. ISL.

The Pharlsscs % those davs. q re-
isiats sect Tor The Savior 30 wonla
eeem bad incurred their peculiar as
pleasure ttis said that John came
neither eating nor drinking and
they say Dc hath a dcv.l, the son Of
man came eating ani drinking, and
they say behold man eluttonous
and a vino -hiber. friend OF puhli-
cans and sinners - Matt xr- 1919.
Now Mr. Tetotaller, were not these
iull brothers ~ yours that thus con.
demned my Lord and Master? .Bv
their fruits We shall know them
Do you not condemn me and others
now for the same thmQ2 Do you
not call us rummies and rum. suckers.
because we will not adopt your doc
trines Of Tetotalism But we have
further evidence Of She Savios's
views about the use Of vine. We
find Him turning water into wine at
3 wedding IN Cana cf Galliloo, the
acconnts Of which you ind recorded
iJohn ii. btl-) inclusive Tho en-
cumstances under which this act was
done, showed that he did not consia
oF il improper either to drink wine
or to administer il to others as a
beverage Bat the conclusive proof
made in this case is, that it was bet
ter wine than the bridegroom had
provided for the feast Il will not
do to say that this was only q display
OF the power Of God ia working mi
racles, that It was really no wine
for this would be to aCouse the Sa-
vior Of fraud and imposition; and
70 deny the actual performance Of
The miracles as related By the evan
gelist"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Ata late term Of the Circuit Court
Of Scott county. one Doctor y
James Spires was convicted Of man
slaughter, and sentenced to the pen
itentiary for two years. DR.. Spires
isone Of those "smart fellows" who
are occasionally found in every
neighborhoOd, and concluded il was
beneath The dignity Of 3 gentleman
70 drive oxen or ploW a mule, 50 he
left the cotton field, quit driving
oxen, and vent to driving pills. His
education Was very limited, but he
belonged 10 that class that thinks an
education only makes 3 rascal Of q
man. His native talent was, In his
opinion, sufficient to enable him 10
heal the sick, aud without any
knowledge OF medicine whatever, he
stuck up bis shingle and went to
praeticing on the people Of his
neighborhood. John Wesley Stone
was taken sick, and Dr.. Spires was
called in to see him. The Doctor
found him In great pain, and inform
ed his friends be could relieve him in
a'feH minutes To do this, he ad-
minislered 3 teaspOOnful OF mo-
phine, and in q short time poor Stone
was forever relieved from the trials,
troubles, pains and sorrows Of this
world. This little 'sroot Doctor"
did not intend to kin Stone, but ig-
hoFautly gave him q dose tAat did
kill him, and be deserves the punish
ment meted ont to him By the eOurt.
This, We hope, will be E warning to
other pill peddlers who have no
knowledge OF their business
After court adjourned the Doctor
Was placed under guard to await the
arrival Of the authorities Of the peni-
tentiary, and seeing a chance for lib
eFty, he broke for the woods, closely
followed by the guard The race
was q long and excited one, bot the
guard had the best wind, and at The
end of mile and q half be caught the
Observation-Disclosures Republi-
cen.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05
men Abolished.


We learn that the revisionisls have
eliminated bell frOm The Bible. We
are sorry TO hear il. for "the fear of
bell il . hangman's whip, and Riih
millions, fear is The iocipieni slen to
faith. We are taught thata h0nss8i
oracies dirlne attests bic elor
they shine, bot car tioua crlfct and
denominaliOnal zealots and disco
sition 10 please the world. bF cons
ceaaions and palliaiions 81 lhe naked
truth, 10 make the road 70 heaven
drive, are fast fritterine awsy Chfisl
and bis kingdom az taught In the
COED old King James edition Of the
Bible. rampering with the Bible
makes men shudder, aud they shrink
from the idea Of having q line OF il
as they have been used to read Il.
disturbed, for reverence for il as
God's book gives way Is men cut Il
up with critical and hypercritical
sheara. and bend, and warn, and
twist i 10 make il lit this or that de.
nomination.
Unhappily, there is too much de-
nomination and not enough OF relie-
ion. More creed than cross IN this
day. and We greatly fear that one re-
vision will in time succeed smother,
until having lifted hell out Of the
penal code OF divine jnFisprudence,
they'll eliminate the blood from the
aionement, and blot out pardon and
mercy from among The shining at
lribules OF Jehovah.
Hold fast to your old Bible--don't
et the revisionists OF divisi0nlsts
get hold Of It. Il tells you Of the
,r0ss and the crown; of the fall and
he redemption It has in Il the thun-
lers Of Mount Sinai-the plaintiye
lleadings Of Mount Cavalry, and,
nOre than al. II tells alike Of hell
md heaven. TO many the Bible is
J mystery, but to al il is the myste-
y Of inspiration. The man dou't
i've who has not felt, At some time
y other, . secret internal monitor
cling him by the force Of con-
cioog self conviction that the Bible
strue-the will and the word Of God.
Port Gibson ReVeille.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05
ACAT IHAT HATCHES CHICKENS.
Driving "a EHen from her Nest,
and Raising Tventy-On
Eenthercd BrOoGs.

A cat owned by TEom9s Leonard,
South Brooklyn mason, and which
is now sitting upon nest Of eggs on
Thursday afternoon hatched out two
chickens, making the twenty-hrst
brood that she has halched The
cat is brindle, and is about three
years old. She had one litter Of
kittens before she began to hatch
chickens, but since she has usurped
the place OF a hen she has refused
the company nf al other cats. About
two years ago the cat, which is
christened libby, found a warm
resting place In The nest Of a setting
hen, when the hen had gone to hunt
food. and became 50 fond Of it that
it refused TO surrender it There
was a fght when the ben returned,
and the cat was the victor, the hen
retiring from the contest with one
eve seralchcd out. The cat warmed
the eggs every dayfaithfully, leaving
the nest only Tor Q meal. and soon
hatehel out the chickens
From all Of the twenty brOods,
numbering about City chickens, the
cat has raised about twenty-one.
The maternal care the animal exhibi
ted far Tie chickens waa q cons fani
surprise. She followed with her
ewes tie movement Of every chick,
and when It strayed too far she
stepped softly after IL, picked it up
by the back OF the neck, and return
cd It to the company of the others
Ia her froliss she turned upon her
back, took a chicken between her
paws, and played With it. As soon
as one brood Of chickens was bora.
she seemed restless until new nest
of eggs was provided for her 1T
the same time she kept an eye upon
her last brood, which she warmed
beneath her fur at night in the same
nest with the eggs
The chickens recognized The cat
as their mother, and when che left
the cage IN which che was kept, they
ran chirping after her. The cat de-
Tended them against another eat,
and especially against q hen Her
grown up chickens libby never fail.
"a to recognize, and the memory Of
their feline mother did not seem to
desert the pullets She played with
one 81 her chickens unsili it was three
or four months old, and always
seemed to welcome it when It came
where she was kept
In the Matching process she seems
morose until she hears the drst peep
or feels the tirst throb Of life in the
shell Tten she draws the quicken
ed egg to a point in the nest where
she can both warm and see Il, and L
the chick, 10 peoking its way through
the shell, needs any assistance, she
helps break its covering with her
teeth. She has now two chickens E
day old and two that are about three
weeks old. She hugs them about
her in her nest, and Il one hops out
she steps afterit, bears it down with
her foot, graaps its neck carefully
between her teeth, apdcarrIos il back.
The cat has been tho source Of CON
siderable income to Leonard. Il Is
nov on exhibition in q museum
Z.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

inquisilvc deaccus might arrv,
early IN order % ascertain the az
troclion of Bis appgCach, went &
church before dark Having sat M
very late the night before, oommf-
TING another ccrmon 10 memory, he
became very sleepy Thinking ihaI
it would be a good idea % 60 ur
into The lot and sleep until chulcl
time be- climbed up, lay on ihg
loosely arranged boards and weal TO
lsleen The congregation assemblod
but the little preacher did not come.
Another brother was called upon %
81 tbe pulpit While The "suh'
brother vas in the midst ci learned
dlsc0urse, the VOTING preacher awoke.
Z lie reahze ihal De bad "ovefslept
himself lie was contemplating o
lnlan Of procedure when. nnloriu-
uately, To turned over on the edge
7 ofthe boards The hoards tilted up.
and with q crash 'he young preacler
leh on Tie pulpit and on re lecr
among g los ~ mnarnefs. TIE eN
citemont was terrific. The deacons
yelled "Dcvil ' and rushed from the
house. The mourners shriekei and
ran away The Young preacher had
lost his minstrel wig, and perspirs-
tion bad taken much Of the black
from his face Recognizing the
fraud, al able bodied man gfasped
She young preacher and began TO
whale the benches with him The
unfortunate boy was not long in re-
vealing his identity lie was taken
home by a delegation, and 3 demand
made that he be publicly whipped
He was whipped until be swore that
he would never 60 20 another color
ed church.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

The following Official bulletin
from Gen. Hazen. the chief Of tie
signal servlos bureas, announcing
thai the vast alluvial region from
Cairo TO New Orleans IS in imminent
danger Of being Submerged b he
taFbid waters Of ths Mississippi.
Il bic bulletin General Hazen
says
eTha foods uill increase "a tie
Mississippi bsl0W Cairo. and become
dangerous II the vicinity oi Mea-
phis. vickabnrg and Helena. from
he Let 70 De 18th 81 May The
river ia noa ase feet four inches
ahova The daaaer line.
aThe levee should Be strengthened
aad property moved TO places Of
safety we'll above the danger line
s Newspapers viii please poolIsla,
and telegraph operators transmit ~
news % al Interested parties
uHAzRx.n
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05


The death Of Gen. Joe Lane at his
homa IN far.away Oregon. has long
been expected, but still the loss Of
lhe veteran politician ulll recaA 70
nind the oampaiQn Of 1880, when be
ran with John c. Breckiaridge.
against douglass and Johnsoa. Bell
I'D Eveiell. and Iincoln and Ham
he. Gen Lane bad previously served
IL Iha Senale. and BE popularity
amona ihe people vas very great.
Hs len The public service when The
war vas begun. aud np % bic death
be remained IL retirement on bic Ore
goa farm hnt. never in the least
abagina Ms faith Ia Democratic prin.
elnlea lie lived and died q Demo
crat Mobile Register.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Rev. J. p Young at the Methodist Church
ia okoiopa, Miss, every sabbth al II A. T..
and p. M.
Methodist Sabbath sehoolat Methodist
Church every sabbath al Al
Prayer meeting ou Wednesdaf evening at
80 o'clock.
RaF. g. 81 Gordon, Pasior Baaisi Church,
0kalona, Miss. Preaching efeg md, 3rd
and 4th Sundays. at n AZ. end 3kR.N.
Prayer moetlng avery ThuHday lialt at7 =
o'clock. sunday School erefY L,fd' sdaY q
a1 o'clock. PeWs iree. Al aft invited t.
ailaad.
Presbyterian Sabbath School At tsbyterian
Church IN WEalona every Sabbath 1880 a. H.,
and Prayar-Neaiing on Wednesday NIGHTS q
each week d is'clook PIX.
coIoafn hErHomsr
sahbath School eonfones Il 8 o'chek, A. M,
Preaching evarY sabbath & i o'cl.ck, A. X.
and al 2 O'Clock p. ily De Rev. Jobs CASTOR.
AFRICAN nHfnoWsf
Sabbath schoel 4 . O'Clock j. q. er,ry Sun.
I daF m0fnint, g. H Brown. snterslendeni
sersices AZ liorIeck An. and 86'cl6,k. , =.
each sahhath, y Rev. \ q. Wntour.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

SITTING IS me lamais doorway.
eui in.o ile night
Lsieria1 in fhl stormy irmut
Mrhs fIri ri srI fc'IrHf
Wait : far .he latf uho cord. udt.
Ors ah0se STEPS Nur i0 teaft
0ne uaa. though he Nrcer. Hfm ae,
~tni s. tearest NJ liif ltar
Son BE- etme--.ntu heari laei
Leaning 'u innmnHani rriif,
ult nis s'falEer iaalsicN.
Gone lg n tls ua 81 Side.
an tlie nieht seems alled win ueepiuei
Winds are railine mdarniu'ir,
And the rain. nars close Together
Journey io Zoe resiisss sea.
can isncy SEQ. youf murmuf.
As theF with ine Wasars Hll
Like toe rrIsis % single laug,
Making un ugf.1H's wol
rrsa,ils bid your shesi. BE- Fadi.
Hush a mau ent lfetfui raIrf
Eue1e, tqf alraiug 'ei ma listen,
6u araui noi aaain IN warn
ln mr cheek TIE blood IS rosy,
ite iho blushcs 1t q bride,
iCy alas. a stranger ioa'siep
fioes hy un ilf 1ihel side.
Ah how many wait Hrcrer,
frr tie steps that 81 not GENE
Wait uhii De PLYING angels
Rear them 20 a peaceful home.
Many iu thc sull 20 midnight
ln tie street. have lain aud died,
White ths sound of human footsteps
Went ty on ihe other side.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

arar aaAFFoisassra

Rev. J. =. Cunningham ti the Metkadis
thurch, 2ud sehbalh a night, aud "a sabbatl
q eaah month, Il II O'Clock a. M. Saba /
school ataa' aloek. a. Ab, every suniav. Al
e. Shell, Sufarntsadcaf Sunday sehna
Missionary Society moeis sFery ih SUNDAY
A Para l'fasIdent
Rev. j. N. CafaiAers Pastor 81 iho p.esbvta
rian Church, 8fd sabbath Ia each maah. ~
81 same hour, and IS night.
RsF. 81. Mdafe al the Baptist Church
ist sundag D. eaet muhih e q a'elaek a. b
sabbath neiai afD oclnclz q. q 4. ever sun
daT. M vest saIef|naaa@aA
Uaion Prayer Meeting s. aR Meisadis
Church every Thursday night.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05
AmInl, Not . Dun.

As the report that ne are very
wealthy has gone abroad among ouI
subscribers, and has made them aw-
lul slow about paying up, thinking
doublless, We don't want the money
we hasten 70 say that lhereport q
our wealth Is false In every particular
II ocean steamers we're selling at
cent dozen We couldn't make lhg
flfst payment on a canoe. The light
ming 81 poverty has struck us sqaaFe
and had it not been for an armful o.
har tao devil managed to steal frou
3 blind mule. our large AMI interesting
family wouid lie without mouihfu
ta eat al this MON ent Is not tAis
sad picture. and can you Delinquent
subscribers look upon Il without
feeling the greenbaek rustic in You
pocket booksg We DO rot like {,
dun, but we must ifyoa fail 70 TAX
the hint Shenandoah [ Va Demo.
crat
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Tne Board Of Trace consisting Of lhe princi-
the basiness men q the city. hold regular meet
fnks nfonio Temple building "a "Wednesday
OF each nGath.
- Exon EzrLL, President,
So IA. MURDocK, lst Nice-Pre
s T.R. SAnLER, 2nd Nice-Pres'l.
~ Al. BAHBrrr Treasurer,
". r. BERHT. Secretary,
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05
Tfinaes nnd places for Hold ing
/ f,ourfs I'm fIlc First judicial
~ District.


In tl,s eo,,uty Of TishomngO. on the % Mon
tay iu Jannarv and July, and continue six
n tbe county Of Alcorn, on the "a Monday
9fJanuary aud July, and continue twelve days.
In the county Of Prentiss, on the lst Monday
Of February and August, and continue twelve
In the county Of Lee, on the 81 Monday in
February aud August, aud continue eighteen
in the county Of Itawsmha, on the % Mon
lay in March and September and continue six
Gays.
~ ApFil and October and eontinne tsenty-
ssur days.
In thc couuty Of Chickasaw, LIST. District
apd MONDAYS in Anril and October and con-
dinue twelve days; and Ia the 2nd District 3d
Nepdays in March and September and continue
sies4asn days.
oHANCERY COURT
In the cosrsv Of Tishomiugo, on the 4lh 8ou-
DAYS Of March asa September, and continue six
days.
April and October, and csatnue six days.
In the county Of Alcorn, on tha "a Mondays
sfApril and October and continue twclFe days.
IN fbe county Of Itawambs, on the lth M1n-
Aays Of April and October and continue SIC
days.
To the cOuHtF OF Lee on the ISL Mcnaayh OF
Nav and Nevembeg, and continue twelve daYs.
ln the county Monras. on the lst Mondays Of
March and September ah3 continue eighteen
days
ID the oaauty Of Chickasaw, ist Disiriet-3rd
Monday IN May and November, and COSTUME
siK days; and IN lie I'd District ith Monday in
Hay aud November and, continue twelve days.
JUSTICES COURT
oworoNA nNAq
Tusiioe Slaughter holds court GA Cast aud
tkird Saturdays in each month Egypt,
justice Waite holds court on drst saturdag
Il Okoloua X the Court House.
Mayor Boaenkamer ,on the 2nd and 4th Non
dhFs II each azanih a 0kalona.
HOUSTON BEAT.
Justice White sit on first and ihird Nom
avsin each month.
BEAR No. 2.-Justice Steene holds his e9Hrt
At Houlka on the "a Saturday in each month.
RKAT NUMBER RoUR.
Fustiee II. 7. Allen, sit on the first
.saiussars in each month at Meals Store, and
ssn third Saturdays in each month at Bneua
vista.
Justice G. Or ca the st Saturday az Buena
Vista, and at Meals Sore on the 2nd Saturday
4 n naob raoufh
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

ChicAasay lodge No. 20. holds regular
meetings on the and aud fthW eduesday nights
in each month, at : 3 o'oiod
W. b. MD8wELL, DIST.
G.. N. sAvAeE, Reportet
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

OiS0iOna Medical association.
Meets the FIRST and third ridays Of each
mollh,
in GREEN Prest.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

A writer estlmaies that Hinda
county buys annually $4,000 axe
handles at 4 cost DISC. .00u. with 40
abundance Of good timber groNlng
10 her forests Tor manu1actufiRg
them why dont ne Seth meka
her axe and hoe handles and the
hundred and one other afliulcs foF
which She sends her MONEY aofoad.
-Cofinth HefsI0.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Ne know 8 man SO cross eFea
that be put bic hand into anofAea
seas pocket and abelraeled q watch
he waited 70 learn thz time. I1e
Judge told hin Il woaid be asfee
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Arrives asa Hbenartureef 5tails
Fgvpt nail arrires eFsFY day, (exeaHE Sun
S.s' atI3 O'clock, snd isaFes same day At
sem Pitisbor0 arrives TussidyG thursdays
and Saturdays, AZ m., and lcafea ? 'm9
same DAYS.
F..9.t. n III E. n, and arrives fuesdsys and
satufiaTs ai ,. m. .v-,.-.
F-o9, 8rsnada, 10 Houston arrives hednes
aavs. Fri1aFs and Saturdays, at q p. and
isaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Frdays -
"a. m., each week.
west Point, arrives FaeEdays and salurda AZ
= ~. y ciasnhsioi sa4gsl - koasy Of
a orders not srcsidins SO ......... ~ q.
49, NJ sBd sffflf e0..........i i5 cis
9-ss "a suda ~ t0...s..sssz 90
sssT 10 "a hq..,......8 cin
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

The NiekahaFg papers and the Ok
ford Falcon ere lho only papers that
are trying 10 he the Senatorial qaes-
ton into tbs GuhefaalefIsl cieelian,
s. Car as we haze eoea We are for
tie nominee Of the Democratic Con
venti0n, whether be be q Lauaf
81 al anti Lamar man, and that Is the
position q nearly every Democratic
paper 10 the Stale Bgaadon Repab.
liean.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

ne Alahsna Press Convention
I'll IS held & Rlount Springs so4
tine belwesa the l5th 81 Nay
he lst Of June.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

prsaslinr cd suhdaf 81 a#ca nol&h 81
o'eloak. ). maba Rev. e 81. hIl4aia 81 h
Me.hodilt eha1h. Payer meoiint ets
Thufsiay night
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05
List OrGraaees or orChIcisasaw

County,
FoaEqaEa WITS VIE HAHEs o. EAsTEE AND
SECRETARY.
ChiekasaW Eounty Grange, No, 46.
Ned I'd Saturday in January April, duly,
and Ocloher.
DIV. peden, Sec.
Busna Vista Orange, No. l52, meets first
gafmdara each month at O'Clock. ". D..
Coael. Master; Wm. Ford, sec'T.
Seldom Grange, No. 1858, y
Meets 9TH Saturday in each month,
Jas. q. Gishop, Master, aohn @. Porter, secy
saeiohoma Grange, DO. 297i
Meets Sad Saturday IN each mpalh
II. West, Master, Geo. Dfllard, see'y.
Auan.a Granee, No. 287,
Ne,ts Saturday before tie 3rd Sunday IN each
month,
q NJ. Howard, Master. ]. G. Blue, ses'F.
Chaauatoncbee Grange, No. fdf.
Mests Saturday before lhe 2nd SUNDAY q cach
wseIg fs4sn. Masieri D. W. Peden, see'y
Haaika Grange, No. i55,
Nssis sstardaT fsi1re the sd saaaaJ u
each monlh . : =. IkeRnaan Master B. 7.
Hobaon, sassy.
okalona Granes kq, 9l5.
sfssfa - Saturday u each meath, J. 3
Fr-rsr Haa.ef; ". A. Dearing see'f.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Masfsr. Pas Darden, Fayetie, Jefferson county
OFersr, W. If. N. Durham Lexington, Holmes
Tectgrsr. B. B. Bo0ne Boonvilie, frentissi
Steward, d. b. Bailey, Lake Station, Newton
a. -. Jas. Williams, 0kalnna, ChickasaW
Chaplain, d. B. nill, Pats Alto, Clay;
Treas, ri O. Dixon, Jaekson, Aindsi
Sec'v. w. l.. Williams, hisnzi, Al18rn
G, ksH.C. Galloway, Pontatoc, Pnntukoei
Ceres, Ma. MarFL. Darden, fayettei Jefferson
Pomona, 2 faanie Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Flora, r. L. J. Robinson, Forest Scott
+. A. s. +. A. Aby. Port Gibson, claiborne.
TWO MEMBERS tx. CON.
IL. Mferd, Jackson, Kinds cogniyi
T.B. Smith. Verona, Lee county.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05
RATES or
I'D PER TESIE &c

oas squafs eaa iqserii.1a ..........n
faf ever s'I iaserfiea.
one agul9NII coniain one hundrea
Qf tIpl N fhis sizs. Doutla column adrel1.
moaia vii BE- charged ten per cent. srlra. "a.
Fefitseu euaanirio apptar a. realiar maiier ID iha
ioeal cclumn win BE- charged double che abor
rates, Obituary notices and frbuiesof respect
nos ercccding one square 10 length vii be-
paellahsd uiihnut charge.
Addrsaa al ieommunicaiions 10 ttcNEsaKn-
~ 0Mcs.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

nithon Greed The HpI4copaI bishop
81 Mississippi 4 s. 5eala oIa aad is
ala i sha active aeA@fee 81 bic
dnllca
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

fOnF 4eara aza Af tEaHla8 OF
aIeridias psid eIs5 1ar q heI1sr calf
sho noH aiFes ionr saIIons 6 mll. 8
day and lhIee 81 heE calves have cold
IoI t10 sach,
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05
OmcerE OF state Orange.

Justice g. Or 90 the lst Saturday at Buena
Vista, aid at Meals Sore on the 2nd Saturday
I : each month.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Mood, and Sahky are af WORK i
Denver Colefaao,
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05


CONGRESSIONAL.
IL 4. genators-L q e.. Lamar
I| .. y Geofce.
REPRESENTATIVE.
Ist Dist.--H. l.. MuliraW,
snf 81 YEN q Nanuag,
srd % II. n Money,
nb f %. r. Slugletons
sih &C. =. Hooker,
en- " ~ r. Chalmers.
STATE.
Goreruor-I. ~. Stone.
hicaf Gor-N n. sims
Sec =. OF stata--H. q. Meyers
Auditor Sylvester 6viu,
Att'r. Gen.-Thos. Z. CatchinRs,
Treasurar-W T.. Hemingway
gunt. ofEd.-J. A. smith,
COUNTY.
Sheriff.. =. W ilson,
Chsncery Clk-E. Aeihn.
Circuit Gu III. y. Lacey,
Treasnrer-T. e.. Lvun.
Assessor-J II Thompson,
Coraaer a Rauger W. McName
GVprnVIsuRS
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Mavsf-w. a. Bodenhamer.
Marshal-B J Abbott
Attorney. ". Buchanan.
CLERK. s. Cain.
Trcasurer-C G. NJ. Savage.
Reeistrar-H b. Lacey.
Cifv Assessor and Cullcctor--lerre Scale.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05


fastiee II. n. Allen, ST on the first
.sstaFiavs in each month at Meals Store, and
% third Saturdays in each month ut Bneua
Vfaff
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

fHstiee slaughter holds court GA Grst aud
third Saturdays in each month Egypt
justice Whifs holds court on hrst Saturday
Il Ok0loua X the Court House.
Mayor Boaenk amer on the 2nd and Ath Mon
dhra IN each ssanth Al 0kalaua
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-05

Justice White Sit on first and ihird Mon
iavs in sach month.
BEAR No. 2.-Justice Stsene holds bis e0Hrt
1t Houlka on the "a Saturday in each month.