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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-26

owing To the backward season, have BEEN able 10
secure many special drives In their line. We pro-
pose giving our customers the benefit Of the very
low nrlces OF which we secured them.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
slow IgafTUnstein Caught Ike
POssnm.

"My gr a cious, Herman, vot you
ink" exclaimed Hohenstein, as he
rushed into the store, bis face beam
ing with happiness. MY son Abe,
V0t vas IN the Wholesale shoe lsiness
in New York. nit his uncle, was
married de oder day, und I shust got
Re letter"
"Vss bis vite velthy, Mr. Hofen
stein p inquired the clerk, becoming
interested.
well, Herman, you don't kink dot
Abe vas fool enough to make a char
ity Asylum oud Of himself by mar
ryieg a woman dot was poor He
writes me dot his wife was vert ffdy
dousand dollars and half an interest
in 4 soap factory vat belongs to her
fader Ny sra sious, don't can
hardly dink dot Abe vas married II
don'I seem any longer den last week
ven he vas leedls pOy running around
VicksbhFg init warts on his hands.
Herman he vas the v0Bt pOy az
the whole blses, und no matter Aov
much 1 vip him, / don't can make
him 60 to de school--All uf de DAY
he vas going round de sdrests nit
his bare feet, visiting, He VOuld
knock his toes init sdumps 6Adil dere
vas a buadle Ot rags on efery Won ui
dem Ven he wasn't doing act, Her
man, be vas hunting bossums Die
| | efer dell you sboud Do way me und
Abe killed be bOssum 2"
mo, Misder Hoffenstein"
"Vell, my house vas oud uf dc
! town, near the woods, und von daI
! Abe come to me und says, Pa. m,
und my dog haf run 3 bossum aval
up in a log vat vos hollow, come unC
help me kin him" vent oud verl
| de bossum vas, und Abslsays again,
: Pa, dink you peter CRAWL insld
/ Of de log und pull de bossum eu,
! vile me und ne und de dog sdand q
4 de oder end un6 see dot be don't 90
o away dere, I don't stop to dink
und / says, Abe; sdaAd dere und Xii
!. de bossum nit adick il he run
oud' Den / grsWled into de los
VOt you dink, Herman, ven eferydln
n but my veet vas in De log. lot a
!, humble pees, vat haf a nest 10 derl
l. got en- my heed. Ny gr-a oioui
.e Herman, ] Try to get oud, but m
n boots got csught nit snsg, and deI
e. vac, INIT de humhle pees Isgrnam
ct to Abe, und he dinks dot I means
= look oud or de hossnm viii get ava
0f und he makea the dog CRAWL into Z
G. log at dc oder end. De dog dinl
e. nv head Vos de hossum. and be Bit
D, me on de ear und harks ven Sc be-
l. siding him. dinklng dot de hossu
s vas biting him Ven | got oud 4
dere, Herman, ] alnost vas dea
und nv head vas so pig dot / dink
vas a mOundain."
aDid you get he bossum, Misi
= HolIeustein ?" inquired the clerk
y No, Herman Ny e a-cious, {
= You dink vas going to waste .
= dine hunding for the bossam ven
!. found de humble bees. Yon NJ
y dluk I sasa fool, you know IN.
Times
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
RATES OF
gDVER ISI.VG.


Last Thursday evening just after
dark. our friend Robert Catlin, who
resided on Bear Greek IN Lefore
/ County. not far from the Yazoo river
which divides this county from Le-
lore, was assinatel by some one as
vet unknown. Mr. Catlin bad but
! Just come into the house from the
horse lot, and he and his brother-in
law, young Mr. Barkhau, we're sitting
near each other and listening 70 the
reading Of Mrs. Catlin- who is Bark
hau's sister. Catlin was reclining
backward in hischair, when an eK-
plosion took place. Mrs Catlln snd
brother sprang up confusedly, under
the impression that the lamp had
exploded, and a few seconds elapsed
before they realized that such Was
not the case All this time Cstlin
had not changed position, and when
attention was directedto this eireum-
stance, blood was seel trickling down
his face. An examination proved
him to be dead, his brains having
been blown out by a coWardly assas-
Sin from the outside Of the house.
No special person is suspected OF the
crime, and no reason is known fer
its commission.
Bob Catlin was long time resi-
dent Of this county before he moved
across the river into L'Gore, and We
believe, after an acquaintance Of
many years, that he was a real geA-
tlemsn. His wife and family have
our sympathy in their terrible be-
ment.-Lexington Bulletin.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
MR. FRED WOEFFE.
VIII BuiId the Memphis, Holly
Springs nnd selma Rail-
road. and VIII begin
work
Very Soon, Within the rIme for
which Hne L. Obligated 20
she Original Owners Of
the Road.

To the Editor Of he Memphis Appeals
am satisfied you would not know
ingly do sny gentleman sn injustice,
and especially one who is doing so
much for the South as Fred Wolfe d
doing In several Of your recent is
sues you have seen proper to cri;i-
else his movements in commencing
the Memphis, Selma and Brunswick
Railroad In one article you say:
I'VE were promised last spring that
the road from here to Holly Springs
would be finished by fall" Now, in
justice to Mr.. Wolfe, allow me to
say, when the contract was drawn
up, under which be purchased the
roadbed from here to the Alabama
line, be obligated himself to com
mence work within six months from
date Of organization (which was done
on the I'd Of August last) and finish
said road within fhree years. So
you will see he has until the % Of
February next 10 commence work,
and until the I'd OF August, 1884, to
finish the same. Mr.. Wolfe will be
here in few days, and am satisfl-
cd will commence work very soon,
and will finish the road in less than
half the time he has bound himself
to do and / am we'll satisfied that
by the lst Of May next we will have
direct connection by railroad with
Holly Springs II YOU will take q
look at what Mr.. Wolfe has done
since be leit here on the Sd Of August
last, think you will say but few
men could have accomplished as
much. Ne and his associates have
invested within the last two ycars :
over sixty milllBns Of dollars in the
South. and | know that their opera
tions have barely commenced Mr.
Wolfe has been mentioned as max
ing big promises and but peor per-
formances The facts are Mr.. Wolfe
is man OF but few words, and is not
excolled by anyone In action II our
good people will be patient for
short time know they will see work
commeoced here that will prove all
they could desire. The well-known
reputation Of your paper induces me
to write the above, otherwise would
pay no attention to any comments
on Mr.. Wolhe's movements, ! do
not want his interest prejudiced in
our city and Throughout your wide
spread circulation. J. J BUsBY.
Vice Prss't NJ S & B R'y Co.
Memphis, Nov. 22nd 1881.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

A woman in new Orleans found
her husband lying in the state OF In
toxication in an alley Instead Ofbe-
ing exasperaied she gently turRea
him over to a comfortable position,
and running her hand inlo his vest
pocket, she extracted q $50 bill, and
remarked II reckon I've got the
deadwood on that new bonnet I've
been suffering for. She made .
straight streak for the millinery shep.
Strong men wiped the moisture from
their eyes at her heroic devotion to
a husband who had, bystrong drink,
brought him self 50 low as to neg.
leet to provide bis wife with The
common neeesaaries Of life.-NsU
0rleans Times
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
Never Lost "a Life or Etnrnf o.
Home

The above caption is taken from
an adyertisementof the Chess-Carey
Co, agents Of the Standard Oh CO
II the oil they sell always came up
to the test as represented, then they
might 60 to the country uren this
announcement. But the facts are
against them They sell their oil as
OF a ceatain test, and it falls below
il, thus lulling the people into a false
security
A case occurring in LOUISVILLE
the "home onlce"c.s in point: oil
was sold as Of certain test Itex-
ploded and burned girl Suit was
brought for damages Notwith-
standing a certain quality Of their oil
never lOst life or burned a home "
the Chess-Cs;ley Co. compromised
the suit by paying 81, 700 to the rel
auves OF the girl An inadeuuate
compensation, Oertainly, but never
less an admission Of guilt.
The oil which exploded the lamn
Of Rev. c. NJ Gordon, At Okolona
a short time since, burning hin TO
death, thus destroying the life of a
goodand usefnl man, would be found
II the bottom facts we're known. TO
have been below the safety test. The
oil was purchased through the speeial
agents OF the Chess -Carlsv Co i'm
Okolona. Our belief that the oil was
below the safety test is grounded ON
a recent development in oil in Stark.
vile, Miss. Our information is re-
ceived through responsible parties in
columbus from responsible parties in
Starkville, and can be verified when
necessary. The following is an ox-
tract from letter received bv ono ~
the banks Of this city from their
Starkvillc correspondent:
81 return herewith Louisville dr,r
OF Peaslee, Gaulbert 4 Co. unnaid
Ihey are corresponding with each
other in relation to seven cards Of
oil which was warranted to bo I5Oo
but has been inspected at the A q NJ
College, and pronounced under
1000" '''''
1t is in order for us to explaintbot
Psaslee, GauIbert q Co. are wholessIs
druggists of Louisville. Kv.. and
hsndled the oil Of the Chess. Carlsv
20. They sell the oil as represented
by their principals. We have tbis
comment to make on such a tropsor-
tion; A double crime was committed
in the sale OF this under test Oh The
difference in the quality amounted to
about three dollars a barrel and The
oveFeharge was robbery-robbcrv
aggravated by the further crime ~
Jeopardizing the lives Of fallat evorv
hreslde where il was burnt WboF
words Of condemnation shall we ini
adequate to deHouncc connanv
who deliberatelyrob and. at me ssme
tlme' put in imminentperil our livos
alter deluding US into the belief tbof
tue OIL we burn is perfectly safe az
oil at 100 is
WlIl The people deliver themselves
over to the tender mereies of So ra-
Pacloos and soulless a set Of cormo-
rantsf
Inc next legislature Of the Stale
OF Mississippi mast pass laws reou
iatipg the sale Of kerosene oil Tho
safety OF our livef and preservation
OF our property imperatively demand
such legislation. - Columbus Dis.
patch.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
She Von't need them any Mor.


Some daye ago a disseminator Of
Chad noticed ragged little boot
black rullsd some bright blossoms
from bruised and faded bouquet
which chambermaid had thrown
from a chamber window into the al
ley.
What arc you doing with that
bouquet, my lad r. asked the discern
inator.
"Nawthin'," was the lads reply.
as be kept on at his werk.
"But DO you love flowers so we'll
that you are willing to pick them out
OF The mud 80
Il s'pose that's my bizucss. an
none O. yourn,"
"Oh, sortsinly, but you surely can.
not expoct 20 sell those faded aow-
ers ?"
"scliom who wants to sell en-
I'm gUin' To take en- to Lii"
"Oh. oh, Lii is your sweetheart,
see
No, Lii is not my sweetheart
she's my sick sister" said the boy
As his eyes flashed aud his lips quiv-
cred. Lille been sick = long time
an lately she talks of nothin' bur
| iowers an birds but mother told m,
| this mornin' that Lii would die BIB
before the birds an flowers woul,
come back
The hoy burst into tears.
FCome with ne to the florists an,
your sister shall have a nice bon.
quet"
The little fellow sas soon bound
ing homo with his treasure.
r Next day he appeared and said
" came to thank ron, sir, for Lii
That bouquet done her so much goo
aud size hugged and hugged il ii
she set herselfa eoughin' again. Sh
says she'll come bime By and wor
for you, soon's she gifts well
An order was sent 10 the dOris
70 give the boy every other day
bouquet for LII
Il vas only the day before yester
day that the booihlack appeare
again. He stepped inside the doc
aud said:
"Thank YOU. Sir, but LII
tears we're streaming from bis eyes
won't-nsed-ths lowers any more
he went quickly away, but brl,
words had told the story. Lii won
need the flowers any more, but Ii
will grow above her and tAe klrC
will sing around her just The same
Detroit Chat.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

II was a Boston girl who asked,
why is it that two souls, mated In
the impenetrable mystery OF their
nativity, doat by each ether on the
ocean currents Of existence without
being insrinclivsly drawn together,
blended and beautifed in the assimi-
lated alembic Of eternal love ~ That
is az easy one. Il is because butter
is forty five cents pound and COED
seal skin sacque costs as high az
$500. The necessaries OF liR mus
expe.ience q fall in price before two
souls will readily blend in the nssim
lated alembic and so forth Nor
rislown Herald
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

How would this ticket boom in
1854: For Precedent, John A Logon,
of Illinois; for Vice President, vii.
liam Mahsne To satisfy all the
dominant element, OF the Republican
party it would have to be an open Sc.
cret that The election Of this ticket
would mean tie appointment Of Jas
B Weaver, Of lows, as Secretary oI
The Treasury, ana Blanche K Bruce
OF Mississippi, as Secretary Of State
This gives stalwaft Republicanism
Republican Greenbaekism aud Afri
canism all due representation - Mis-
sourl Republican.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Wewant a word with you in private
Probably you are not aware OF the
fact, but you have been making
lengthy prayers in our meetings late
ly. Now. we prefer to take that long
er in instsllments; the FIRST part in
public and last part in private. Ne
have no objection to the last part
continuing all night, provided fam
ily cares will permit, but we don't
waat the first part TO occupy more
than two or three minutes. Compe.
tent judges have decided, eftef ah
extended examination, that wheH a
mans public prayers begin to length
en- his private devotiens begin TO
Fane.-Church Mirror.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The Infamous law that allows a
merchant TO be attached and closed
ap simply because enc Of his mercan.
ole notes happens to be protested
for non payment on the dav ID be-
comes due, ought to be wiped out Of
the statute books by the next Leois.
lature. There are great many
causes over which a debtor has no
control, any one OF which miobl
cause his note 10 go 10 protest. and
yet a single protest might lead t. lhe
olosine Of bis business, and do lin
an iaealeulnble injury, while ihe pres
snt law stands unrepealed. We be-
li,ve 10 giving every class Of men .
fair chance, the debtor as well as ii,
creditor, and We don't lhink a debtoi
can have such 8 chance as long As Ia
law stands As an open Invitation (,
some unscrupulous creditor Is talk
3 snap Judgment, asst were. aeains
bim.-Lexington Bulletin.
les; and the equally infamous ID,
which iakes Ell a poer man has if b
unfortunate. ought 70 20 too.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

a communication from Major j. ]
busby as to the obligations and in
OentIons Of Mr. Fred Wolfe in con.
section with the completion oftbo
Memphis, Holly Springs and Sclms
Ballroad, will disabuse the nnpIic
mlnd OF It's apprehensions OF that
gentlemsn's complete desirtion ol
mat enterprise, and will reawaken
'he hopes created by his purchase
ot II last August. As to the nom
ises made that it would be eomnlet
ed before or by this TINA. Major
hdsby says they were not made nv
Mr Wolfe, and that he is undcT
obligations to begin work not soon
ef than FEBRUARY next, six months
alter date Of purchase. We cheer
fully make room for Major Busbvis 8
disclaimer and explanation. and AL
Tor him ana his associates the patti
enee OF the public. The Appeal IN
its stisctures, felt itself justified II
all that 1t said BY The reports curran
last spring and the positive assuran
ances OF an early completion of thl
road 10 time to carry to this marke
tae cotton Of The country betweel
tAis city and Holly Springs bsfor
Christmas, perhaps earlier. but W
are done with that now, and hence
forward will confne ourselves 4
the contract which Mr.. Wolfe ma
possibly put in execution befor
tue day for beginning it.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

/ ana sorry for tho man Who has
favored well Of the public when be
gets into trouble. Everybody wants
to get famous by cussing him. This
iemiuds me Of a good old large dog.
who walked upsn inclined plank and
Jumped ever the wrong fenoo
amoung some stray fysts and raised
4 fuss. when the sequel oommenc-
ed the lysts all got under = snail
aperture between the fence aHd The
ground, but the good old large dOg
I became frustrated, and rae dlsoresn.
izeA.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The prisoners sonaned IN the Jail
al this plscs uanaged 70 get hoid Of
somc matches. last week. and unaer-
took to burn their way out. The
are. however, gut heyoud their con
frol. and they we're compelled 10
give lso alarm 10 ORDER q escape
snRocalion. The damass 10 the lall
"a eny sligAt.-TuPelo ioqmat
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Some people will quarrel for pFin'
ciple and fight without it. I have
known devines to quarrel just oRthe
principle of saving a mans soul,
while tic devil laughed, inst for dew
ilment Out Ia Indiana, : few
years $50, two physicians, one Of
the big bin fscuiiy the other Of the
lHulo-pill fraternity, sat on the fsneo
IN froat Of a sick. mans house sad
oua,reled over which should put
] their pills into him FIRST til The nan
died according to nature.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Josh BilliHgs IS likely 70 become
. star OF The trsl magnitude. His
lasi sciulillalion xus 90 some pur-
pose Il Wouldn't give avo cents 10
heaf Bob lnsersofl on the mistakes
% Moses. bat would give $500 70
hear Moses on the mistakes Of Bob
Ingsrsoll
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Rev. j. =. Cunningham, at the Methodist
Church, 2nd Sabbath 81 night, aud iih Sabbath
in each month, Al o'clock A. N. Saba
sol,oal ail0clock. A. a., egcry SUNDAY. u
H.. Shelf superintendent. sunday sehoo
Missionary saeIeiy meets erefg ON SUNDAY
A.A. Park President.
Res. l.N C4t8ilsrs Pastor q the freshyte
rian Church. 3TA sabbath F. each month"; ans
tt sams aHar, and al p .fii
gav. 8r. ere ai tae barhst 'eaFen
lst 'uu a} iu slcA mnnlH lt u o'1ioek A, -
saaslih HetNh 4ta 0'tieeAi A. ~ every oAh
Itr. l Hezi 'uHsfIuieHaenf.
fniaa Priref Mactas she Methods
rnufua f1r lhg Sissy nAEai.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The Meridian Mercury, notwith-
standing the rebuke Of the Tupelo
journal, stiIl insists that Gov Stone
is the man to represent the LIST Die
tdct in The next Congress. The
Mercury says:
He is a true and consistent Demo
crat who is capable Of rising above
the euvious and jealous feeling that
ahlict small politicians, and that quail
Iity commands our admiration. 1t is
|iiiberal 30 charge MS with a spirit Of
dictation when we say a kind word
OF deserving man, even il he is out
side Of our district No matter
about the rude ding. that the editor
ortbe Mercury would be the last
man that the First District would del
egate the authority to designate a
F. Congressman for it, if our suggestion
is suited to tho fitness of things,
Stone will be the man, the Tupelo
journal and John Allen to the con-
lrary Notwithstanding.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
The Tupelo Journsl saws !

We learn that Mr. W " Allen,
agcht OF the 81 1 o road at this
place, viii % 10 0koluna when the
relay is change !, which vii be very
soon. 20 take charge ef the agents
aillce there AR Allen is not only
thoroughly fillfeul Ia tho discharge
81 ms lfil.ial duties, bul is gentle
man whose cilize nship ~ nld prove
4 valuable acquisition 10 any com
munity We lave not learned vAs
sill ssceeed him sllAis plaee"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
7J.1or1iraages Of ChiciSasaF
MaHHA

I-1oCSsranEes OfChicSasaW
County
-.,.. ,,,~H rHF MAKES OF HAsTEH AND
sEcKETARr.
cbiekasaw County Grange, No, 90
Meets Isl saturday 10 January APfh' 'N'''
and October. T. WILSON. w. n.
n W pedeu, Sec.
~. vista uranga, No. iaz, meets AiS' n
s.t,rirri, each month q O'CLOCK y. H.
roneb Nasier; Wm. tordi aeeY'
sodom Grange, No.s9S,
Wssts ith Saturday 10 each month";
-. 4 Bishop, Master, John e. forisf' 9e''
soetoboma Grange, No. 2oI'
Wasfs 2ud Saturday in each monih'
NJ Wssi. Master, Geo. Dh'erd, oec3'
~ Auan.a orange, 10. D!,
u.sts saturday before the 5'd sunday q" s4''
ngn1l, sg howard. Master. 4. a.. Blue, sec'f.
" fh,anatoncaee Grange No. t7i,
,f.sts SATURDAY before the End SUNDAY To saw
waISv aiI5," psaen, Master D. VI. Fedeu' sec
: Houlka Grange, so. 49,.
w..,s SATURDAY before the sFd aAha4g y
81 go ,,oafb j +. 7. Thompson Master Is
otolona Grange No. 30.
~ s.t,rrIav IN each mouth, >. !
Ass.' Mas.er; vi A. Deafing pee =
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

OiloIouH 3Gedicml Associations.
&csts toe hrst ard shird Fridays Of eash
J.H. GREHH Prest.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
OKOLONA. MISSISSIPPI. THURSDAY, DECEMBER !. 1884,
TIRE BEAUTY OF7BE EyGLISH ORTHO-
GRAPHY

A pretty deer is dear 30 me,
A bare with downy hair.
A bart ] love with an ny heart
But rarely bear bear
lis plain that no one t.kes plane
70 halve pair uf pears,
Although arake may take rake
To tear awayth tares.
Beer ofion brings bier omsu,
Coughing coffin brings,
And TOO much ale will make as ALL
As well as other things.
The person lies who says be lies
When be is not recliainE;
And whea eonsumptiye folks decline
They ell decline declining.
Quails Do not quail before a storm,
A bough Nill bow before it
We cannot rein the raia at al,
No earthly power reigus Ger IT,
The over dyes awhile, then dies
To dye he's always trying;
Until upon his dying bed
He thinks no more Of dys'He.
son Of Mars mars many son,
All Deys must have their days;
And every knight should pray each night
To Him who weigh his ways.
Tis meet that man should meto cur meat
To feed migiortuues SON.
The fair ahould fare on love alone,
Else one cannot be won.
Alas, a lass is sometimes false;
Oflaults 3 maid is made;
Her waiste is but barren waste
Though sta, cd she is not staid.
The springs shoot forth each spring aud shoots
Shoot forward one and all
Though summon kills the flowers, It leaves
The leaves total u fall,
would a story here commence,
But you might think it sialei
SO we'll suppose that we have reached
The tail end OF our tale.
Educational Record
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

DR., BUTTS D!SIREESARI DI
Treat ail Chronic Diseases, una aniQIs natiou-
a reputation thFuuEh the curing Of CORY Gated essas
4aniSCREIlu q sr ~ ueuR l'rodugg-
sfona ii ~ boud ska or bonas treated with Euo-
cess without uslng Me1curgoT tniaonou7 Medicines,
WnUMR n HH n VINO are suHaFlHa frlm the eilects
- ol daaaaao that unhtd its VIC
tian7 f0r business on marfaee uermanertlT cured
PATIENTS TREATED p ha. ~ E1gsss,'
7sfsd1H faaIltlqa a ffftfttaf nth H AA+aA p ana at
~ III q qaasiani tf sfsi 1l Hatui desiag tfai
nssni nailed Ices g any aiaiasl or sppilesstau.
fFarsnas tnarnH frr Aarinre atouid aFna tgiF adaf
Asnt earn auasthnr - tiir adgtases u = aat iuzz
tommuneaoaa sires fHiali laa ahQad ta adtrsaasf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

To succeed in aayllie's sndesvors,
ho cur falsnts what they may, We
require persesefsuCess decision and
tenacity Of viii 10 reach the full
measure Of success.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

HLOArERS.
Alcorn and Prentiss, w II Rees
Amiteand Lincoln, c Byrd.
Calhoun and Yalobusha, J L Collins
Choctaw and Montgomery. j W
Armstrong
Pontotoc and Union, N NJ Berry.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

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