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('O,LAND WOOD.-W EST VIRGINIA
Y >PLlNr. bCsf lump, SO ucr 1000 pounds; /;
hsu. - 80 per ton. Of GOO l0unds. PINE
MOOD. - per cogd: 500 yer hall cord. OAK
WuoD. 70 per cord: 50 per- haf cord Al kinds OF
ANIHRAtlTE lowest cd-h prlce-. OihcrS, fOS
bread street, opposite Theatre. OF 1905 Gary street
f. m {. n. PAGE.
NInRACIrE COAL GOO tons best
n ANTHRACITE stone COAT; also. EGG
and MT ANTHRACl1 :, just received aud now
ON haud. f0r sale at lowest cI.h prices. PINE and
UAk WOJD - and 80 p0I cord. 70S Broad street,
opposite Theatre. or 800 Ctry ,treet.
IL lOet CHARLES II. PAGE.
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CELEBRATED KLNfycEY WmsKEY, foury .r
.G, t2.jO.4t CHRISTIAN T. WHlyrs.
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rtKE a look At TIE REMNANTS or DRFs
GOODS ~ LEVY BROTHERS,.
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UoLWANs CLO,Ks. ULsTERs s3n u. l,s
'llp ro,tdt Levy REoTIER>'.
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c,"rsr- 20 he closed ou' at prime cost atSret@
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.,prgoARps Not COMPLETE WITHOUT
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TuF eOVFORrABLFs SOLD ~ Levy Ngn-
TIERS 5rr %; thIr own mtnufic'ur'. Ini't.d by
MIND. md w ltrl VII. clflnn.
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JE5.sS GOoDs. l-s, than cot, ai >YcLE BRO.
tIlINs'.
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LEE-GALtfnv PHOTOGRAPHS are unsurp assed.
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LrG.GALLEpY PHOTOGRAPHS DELIGHT Az.
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BE PHOTOGRAPHED at the LEE GALLERY.
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FLORIDA oRANGrs, f,r,3i from Jicssorp' .c
| rurra.at CHRI>riANS WHITES.
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-rr TSFn CIEAR OR WITH FRESH
ll 80 t,.t SODA. OK Hrf NAItEi
IFVONADI. pG VIII line
ICE.TO SClS 1llE TASTE
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We RECOMMEND the LEE GALLERY.
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QUICK AND HOT.
VALENTINES.

NALENTlNES!-Tuo>e handsome ones
~ >CHAAp-.. corner seventh and BrOad,
opn".'e Ineairt. al rae uniyeIsGl attention.
n 13.1fs
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rLANKErs Ga all qualities .. ,hc ,ow,st ricss
LEVY BROTHERS.
FINEST AMERICA CHANPAGNEs slDos' eors
20 imported. al CHRISTIAN MhiBht-
REDUCTIONS in The prices OF CARPETS 81 iEYN
BRoIHERS'.
DIRECT FROM NEW ORLEASs--the bss, j-cca
CIGAR Ia America at CHRISTIAN MmTT's.
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GieEmond Dispatth.

HS- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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: HCB, rUNtl.
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fEn,ered at the rust-Ofice st Richmond, Va, as
second-claSs matter.l
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BOSTON:
&. n. GRAVES & SONS
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-----7-----77-7-7-7777 =
BUB PUNCH.

, DELICIOUS DRINK
- - rsgN FAMILIES, HOTELS cLUsS'
PARTIES, ETc.
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. SEQUEL TO THE FIRST SEIZURE OF SNUG
GLtD GOODS FROM 4 PHILADELPHIA MIL
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~'il tll'f. 81
ANDALUsGAy BALM.
70 make III, hands smooth. 10 keep u hp8
from chapping, ,hsre J. uofhiug better thll this
excellent preparation Sow That the cohi weather
uas ,et in eyery yboiy should have some of II.
Picp'rei ty r. RogERTs BAKER, Draggi3', ~.
0i3 HIiG street
For he choapesr BLACKCAsIIMERE,y you mus;gD
70 >YCLE BROTHERS.
rrowN's BRONCHIAL 1RocHEs viii stoo 3
Cough by dho'uy relieving The irritation OF th0
Throat. aud VIII not cisord,r the stomach liA
cough-yinps. % cents box.
rtKEA look At THE REMNANTS or DRFs =
GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS.
DRESS GooDs, l-s, Than cot, ai >YcLE BHo-
THEIRS
CiLL OK CRu>P WfSr l7I0e,st cary sir,et
for the te-', qEck.hind ing, mIchiue prepare
Woo.
By APRON OF LEVY BRorHEps. IN =
1rc closing them or cheap.
SAVE vovEY - hrsmg your printing ionc az ne
WsYNrCU PRiNIlSC-Horsr. GOoi worh. ~
plrs- aud Abstraction guaranteed.
C>nrErs g. De closed Qua At prime cost at sYtL4
BROTHERS,.
BEAUTIFULLY NW:E TEETH ENSURED 80
il, u-t IT MEADE A BAKERS SAPoNfsE DENTi-
F.ICE. NnfcI Hili -pe'dliy remove incpeIt tdua
aud s,lrr pGr', 6f.y cent, aboX.
UoLWANs CLO,Ns. anI ULsTERS s1id n lts
flan ro,tat LEVY RRoruER>.
fLoarb, oRANGrs, fr'5i from Jics,orv'.c
Florida. CHRISTIAN 3 WHITE.
TuF EOVFORrABLFs SOLD ~ Levy UgD-
TIERS srr ot th.Ir own manuflc,ur,, quilted by
uand, and aa.lfed wl,n cotton.
F0WG GOOp ItTTfNG g,to >YCLE GROIHrRa'.
AGRAGRASi BREATH IS always pleasure aad
yo. ran have 10 hy using MEADE & EAKrn', d
hci.Is CtRBoLIC MOr rlI WASH Il de--roy tie
offensive oaJg cqu-ci oy diseased gum, and d.
ca,,d teeth, aud ~. edily stores them 20 hei .y
cot Iitiou. Price. thy c'ni- bottle.
gELEBgATED KLS fvCXY WmsKLY, f"ury.a .ar
.a, $3.50, - CHRISTIAN q Nh!Fts-
=. fLIYsON E tp, ai,.rti.ius us..u s, i1.,rt 49,
.,cra-A.i iA %. 81 the neg,Dsucrs Gi lhe To %
-t.;cs a. p.1u-h r. gaies. ord eii - 'be D'f.
p0tch co4nung.room VIII receive piouip, rte-
ton.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25
Railroad Matters.


ANha9atA = NHAltANl NAAAs
Mr. Wolfe says, the intention is
to build the road straight through
from Memphis to Columbus, Miss,
on which work will begin about the
middle Of next month. At the same
time a force will be pu. at the other
end, beginning at Greensboro and
working to Eutaw, Ala, so as to COM
plete the entire road and have &C in
readiness for tradle at the earliest
possible moment We have ample
capital already subscribed to build
the road and put in operation from
Memphis To Montgomery, hy way Of
Selma, and there need be no hin
drance to its completion at an early
day
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25
bad better speak 10 a tous less arro-

bad better peek iu q tone less arro-
CANT
lie does not comprehend bow
Justice and mercy can be blended
together iu ihe p'en of redemption.
therefore &c cannot be true A thing
Is not necessarily false because he
docs not understand it De cannot
anuililate q principle or O aet bv
ignoring q. There are many truths
in heaven and eartL which no man
ca SEQ through, for instance. the
un 'n oiman's soul ui.h bis body is
not only unknowab.e, but an unim-
agirable mystery Is 90 therefore
false that a connection does exist
between matter and spirit.
gDNTTNIrrU Nrvsr frrrts
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Rc-UniOn orthe aI.t 1ississippI
NoiunGecrs.

The annual reunion OF the list
Mississippi Regiment, Confederate
States Army. will be nsld at Verona,
on the 23rd and 2ith Of August, prox.
Il is earnestly desired that every
member who can possibly attend,
will do so, as the meeting is expected
to be one Of unusual interest Dis
tingu shed speakers viii be invited.
/ Cheap rates ot tars on the Mobile a
Ohio Railroad al 1o obtained, aud
ample provision be miio ior the en- =
tertainment ofaiI eho may come By
order Carr. JAS. kINCAENON,
p,es't Memorial Association
GEo. LEAvELL,
Secretary
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

Rev. J. T. Cunningham, 81 the Methodist
Church. End sitbbafh a night, and 4lh sabbath
in each month, atii o'eloek 4. a. habhA.a
schaol AZ % O'Clock, A. ~, every sunday. y.
@. She'll, Superintendent. sunday School
NissianarY Society meets every ith Sunday.
A. A.. Park President.
nsr.I. N. Caiothers Pastor Of the Presbyts-
rian Church, srd sabbath in each month aud
n same honr, aad Al night
~. M. M0ors a the Baptist CharsAi
lsl SUNDAY IN each month 81 u O'Clock A. H.
sabbsth School AZ o'clock, a. A-ipTarI snn.
daf. 81. West Superintendeni.
Gnian Prayer Meeting e the Aeia9als
Church srarT Thursday night
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

AvvfvaI as Departure e Malls
e~r,t nal strives ersry dsT, (exespt een,
49, = b s'elocks and leaves ssals a-5 !"
Fes~ Z pflshsss arrives TussdaTs faHrsaays
sas ssiardays, a niy and isaFss p ~
soc, IsaFas Hoaeion hondays ane
Fridays a . -, SD arrives taasaasA ~"
Aatufdaya at pa. 81.
& aiII pIor frsnsds = Houaton arrives Hednea
asya Tridafs sd Saturday at = - aul
IS rss Noa5aya. Ws1assisys aHa fridays a.
~ each Hesk.
Wet Paiai. a1fisst Iuesiays ana Saturdays
aia "A IA - ed leasaa 1 ,. m. aame dayt,
Rtiss " Commiaaion charge for Money Vt
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25
Ofihe sfhte DeInocrRtIc.COnser-
vative Party, Adopted at
Jackson, August s, 1881.

The Democratic party Of Missis-
5ippi, grateful for the success Of its
past efforts iu the cause cf reform
aud of just aud honest government,
and invoking ,ue blessings Of Hea-
ven on us future enjeayors in the
same cause, does adopt and proclaim
the following platform Of principles
Fidelity TO the Constitution Of the
United States.
Home rule, and the preservation
Of the State governments, with all
their reserved ard guaranteed rights
unimpaired
No interference by the military
power with the freedom of elections,
and with the civil aud political rights
Of citizens Of the United States.
The protection OF the equal rights
Of all classes.
No discrimination on account OF
race, color or previous condition Of
servitude, or birth place, and no
special legislation Ter the benefit of
the few at the expense Of many.
A strict adherence, in the selection
of public agents, to the time honored
Jeffersonian standard, "Is be honest,
is he capable, is he true TO the Con-
stitt ton p
A continuation Of the policy Of
retrenehment and reform so signally
iuauguralod by the Democratic
party
Reduction of the burthehs Of tax
alton to the lowest point compatible
with an efficient execution Of the
laws
Corporations Of every description
superyisa9le within Constitutional
limits by State authority, and subor-
dinate to State legislation, in the in
terest and for the protection Of the
people.
As the perpeluity of free govern
ment depends upon the yirtue and
intelligence Of the people, we pledge
ourselves to the maintenance of our
State system of free schools
We favor the granting OF such aid,
as may be extended without viola
ton Of the Constitution Of the United
States, or departing from The estab-
lished usages of the governmenty TO
| the Texas Pacific Railroad, and for
the rebuilding aud keeping in repair
of the levees Of the Mississippi River.
That upon this platform Of princi-
| plies and ofpublic policy we invite the
co operation of all citizens, without
regard to past differences, in support
of the candidate nominated By this
Convention
ID. Resolved, That we declare il
to be the policy of the Democratic
Conservative party, to encourage the
fow Of immigration to this State, and
recommend the passage Of all need
ful laws and the making Of oil MEG
EssARY appropriations TO effect this
end.
Sd. Resolved, That We invite the
investment Of capital, and assure to
it all necessary legal protection.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

p-..ehing ard San day 10 each mohth Il )
,lio-s IL Rev. q. @. Ailglre, of Che
r.,s..5ist Ohur,h. PpaTsr nssling evsry
Thursisy nirht.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25
Hines and Places for Holding
Courts In the FIRST Judicial
nFgfrfeN.

CIRCUIT coURT.
In the eouutp of Tishomiugo. on the "a Nom
tay in January sad July, and continue six
a. S5usfy Of Aic6ss, bn the Sd Monday
II January and July, and coutiane twelve days.
III TIE eownsy ofPrentiss, on The lst Monday
GfEsbuary '''a august and eoH''n-s twelve
n the county OF Lee, on The 50 Monday Ia
february and August, and continue eighteen
ia ihe county Of Itawamba, on the 2d Mon
lsy ia March and September, ssd continue six
Ia the county of Monroe, on the 4th Honday
in April aud October aud continue twenty
four days.
In me county ct Chickasaw, lst. District
And MONDAYS Ia April and October aud con-
tiuua twelye daFs; aud in The End District %
Msadayain Mafsh aud September and continue
~ oHGSoERT oOURs
In the county Of Tishomineo, on the 4th Nsn-
dayaar March sad September and continue siE
In the county 6fPrentiss, on the lst Mondays
April and October, and continue six days.
in tlie couutv of Alcorn, on the ID Mondays
~ Apgii and October, and continue twelve days.
tnt.s esGnty Of ItaWhmba, on the 4th Mon
,slays q April and October and continue six
SIS lI's soaslF 81 Lesson the lst Mondays Of
NAV and NeHs nsheF ahd continue twelve days.
IN the county Honros, 90 the lst Mondays Of
Eaarelfand September, aud continue eighteen
aEs
EnfBe countyaf Chiekasaw, lst biatrlat-8rd
Hondagin Mav and November, aud continue
"a AaTG - in the % District 4th Monday In
May se1 Nos emher aud, continue twelve days.
J6sTIOEs COURT
sEes.asA BEAT.
Justice ShaKi3ler h2lds couft on first aud
thi-i satnraaya 81 eaA EQnth Egypt.
lustice " lste h0ldsEogn on first Saturday
tatOkolona In he Court Hogses
Maydf BodsatAmer,p pp ths 3ee "a ath Mon
aays 10 each month ai Okolona.
HOUsHoE EEAr.
ssRice White sit 90 first and thlrd Mon
iays 70 sach month.
bar Ne. 2-Justce Steene holds his court
Al Hosika 81 - % Saturday in each month.
HRAg rnhBER FOuR.
Justice II. Fl AtlHn, SIT on the hrsl
laiufdsya y aaeh mont st Meals Store and
on third Saeazdays u eeeb Month at Bneui
Vista.
Justice c. Orr on ghe ! 81 Saladag q Buenn
Vista, and at Meals Store on tlle 2na saturday
q each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

0mcers 81 fli-sissippi.
CONGRESSIONAL.
q 6GysPsFrsrll' 3; s.. 9 lan'''
-, REPRESENTATIVES
InDiu.-H. l. Muldrow,
and Van n Manning,
ard H. D. Money,
4th %. X. Singleton,
50 " &C. =. Hooker,
eh y. r. Chalmers.
STATE.
Goveru.r-J n. Stone,
Lieut.. HoT ~. III. Sims,
See v. 0f s.at-u. q. Meyers,
Auditaf- Sylvester Ggin,
Att'v. Gen.-ThK. G. Catchingsi
Treasuuar-W {. Hemingway,
supt. ofBd.-J A. Smith.
rs i. COUNTY.
sherid-S. 4. Wilson,
Chancery k.-E. r. Medlin.
Circuit Cik.-H. =. Lacey,
Treasurer-T. q iyen.
AssessOr-J. r. Thompson,
Coroner Ranger. W. McName
ali n SUPERVISORS.
lst Dist.-Joseph Read,
2nd ID. s. johnson,
3rd &" IT K. Sadler,
Ah f'n --R. L. Bean.
9th 20 ~. A. Lewis. f
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25
STATE rxEcrrrvr coMN1rrEE.

STA IL EAEtL II y T. W " M 4 ~ z
From the State at largei Frank
johnson, of Hinds, Chairman
Robt. C. Patty, of NoXuhee; I. G.
Balch, Of Pamela; c. p. Nelson, Of
Wilkinson, and w. Shields, of Wash
ington
1st District-John A. Blair, Of
Lee; Willis B. Harris, of Lowndes.
I'd District-H P Branbam, Of La
fayette; Spencer Bailey, of Talla-
hatchie
81 Distuct-W II Fitzgerald, Of
Grenada; f A Fox, Of Sumner
4th District-P j Mccormick, Of
Yazoo; f II Dial, of Lauderdale.
9TH District-Robt II Thompson,
Of Lincoln; Oliver Clifton, of Kinds.
9th Distriot-Murray F Smith Of
Warren; Lanoh McLaurin, Of Clsi-
borne.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

AHIAAAAAUa
roorTaEa w1rH THE EAHHs o. NAsTEE AND
aE6aEfAnr.
Ohiskasas eouaiy Grange, 10, 4s.
M..ts ~ sstaraaF n January April july
and Oetober. - ~ a.
DIV. Puden, zee.
s Ruena Vista Grange, No. l52, meets hrsl
3 gatarfavit each m0nth a o'clock. " ID.
.zgdaoh Master Wa. fofdi nee'f'
aIEe as e aaaam Grange, ho.853s
Meets 4th saturday IN each month,
a.. q. Bish0ps 5Aaster, lohu Z. foFtef' secy
al soetohamA 1range, Ne, 2QI,
sefaaa Meets 2ha Saturday q each mohiAr
81 Wat, Master, Geo. DhlAfai See1.
ssaaaah natansa eEAnee. 10. ~
: Nests sstsraay before he 80 Sunday IN eaeh
#s.lal mlnti, sHsaa = ~, So
N. Howard. kaster ,. @. Blue, secg.
..-r Ohuquatunchas Grange, No. 80,
Meets Saturday belore the 2ud SUNDAY 70 saen
.99s @s9sn' ,.ass. ussier, b W. Peden. sse'y
Houlka Orange, No..ieal
ussts saldrday before the srd SUNDAY 10
.s.sk notlh j. :. Thompson hasteri r. L.
Robson, kss'T.
rr akalaas Grapga Ao. zl9.
nseir a. SalaFday 10 each meeth. . %
rrarsa. lfas.arf ". A. DearinE oeo
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

WWEETN o. 9NNNNW IT 2 -
MastsI Put DaTden, Fayette, Jefferson comfy
Oversr. VIII. y. DRrham, lexington Holmes
heciursr. b. B. Eoens, Boonville, Prentiss
5lsaard. J. z. .Baiiaf5 Laka station, hewton
A. s, Jas. Williams, Okoloua, Ghickasawi
ChAplain. 3. p. Hill, Palo Altos CigTs
TraasaH 0. Dixon, Jackson, Kinds
@ec'y,W. L. Williams, Rienzi, Aleorn
q. K.,RgCs Galloway. Pontotocs Pontoloci
Ceres, Mrs. Mary L. Darden, Fayette, Jefferson
Pomoda. Fannie Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Flora, 1" j. j. Robinson, Forest Scott
r. II. A. Ably, Port Gibson, Claiborne.
TWO MEMBERS TX CON.
IL. Afford. Jackson, Kinds couutyi
7. y. smiih. Verona, Lee county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

Sabbath School ate O'clock 3. \ lever san
dav morning, &. B, brown, superintendent
Services 81 n o'clcck a -, and O'Clock. :.
each sabbath, BY Rev. Il. II. Wilbourn.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

100. TRUSTEES.
J.R. MsIsTosH, President.
JoHE WHITE, Vics-President,
II. 3. BODENHKMER SeeFetarys
JOHE DAHMER,
/. GHEEEER, Members Of Board.
Z. M. BUCHANAN,
RoF anF Information as 10 the sale Of Lots II
the 1. o. o. F. Cemstafy, and payments there
for, call on II. s. Bodenhamer.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25
civ directory.


The Bo6pd nf Trade consisting ofthe priuci
a. bu6iness Hssn Of the city, hold regular meet
inrl Mtsonie Teaple bollding q "Wednesday
ofeask month. ~ s.a N,
~ ~ Lion Ekt1L, President,
R.A. MURDocK, lst Vice Pres't.
- 81. h. SADLEn, and Vice-PresI.
A DkBHIrr, Treasurer,
We BERKY. Secretary,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

Praaehins every Sabbath at II O'Clock, A. -
and at O'clock p r., BY the Rev. ,. L. CnmP.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

O<Okomu.
Rev. j. 2. Young II the Methodist Church
in 0koloza, hiss., erery sabbath at 1880 A. n.
and P. X.
1fsthodisi Sabbath Seho0i at Methodist
Church every Sabbath At 9.50A.N.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening ii
6o'clock.
Rev. c. n. Gordon, Pastor Baptist Church,
Okolona, Miss. Preaching every md, 3Td,
and eth Sundays, AZ II A. n. and ~ F.n.
o'clock. Sunday School every Lord sday Il
9H O'Clock. Pews free. Al are invited to
aiiend.
Presbyarian sabbath School 81 Presbyterian
Church 10 Okoiona every Nabhath at $50 A. H.,
and Prayer Meeting On Wednesday nights o.
each wed at8'clock F.M.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

fntbe couutyof Chiekasaw, lsi Distrial--3rd
HonAag-in Alav and November, aud continue
as AaFE - ID the % District 4th Monday IN
May sEb 30 emher aud, continue twelve days.
urs.serrfsFr ftnrum
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25

Justice ShaKiIler h2lds o0urt on hfst aud
thi-i Satnrdays 81 easb ronth Egypt.
Justice " lste bQldsGovn on first saturday
"a Okalona IN lie Court Housas
AMaydi BodsaHamef, 90 ths as eza ath Mon
aays IN each month al Okolona.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-25
oHAxcERY COURs

In iIs seaatF 81 Leeson the lst Mondays Of
NAV and NeYe nsheF, ahd continue twelve days.
IN the county Honros. 90 the lst Mondays Of
Mareland september, aud continue eighteen
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-17
MINNETONKA EREZEES.

Hon. Seagrave Smith, of Minneapolis, ac-
companied by his daughter Carrie and SON
Theodore, came out to the lake last evening,
and will spend the Sabbath, with headquarters
at Hotel st. Louis.
Mr.. Edgerton and son, of Omaha, registered
at the Hotel St. Louis to-day. They intend
to spend the season at the lake. They were
we'll pleased with the first sight of our beau
tifdl summer resort.
About sixty couple tripped the light fan
tastic Friday evening at the Excelsior house.
The affair was decided success, notwithstand-
ing the threatening state of the weather. A
number of campers and cottagers partici-
pated.
The loiterers about the dock of the Hotel
st. Louis had a little amusement at the ex-
pense of two reporters to-day. Just as the
steamer cast loose the knights of the pencil
were seen rushing Vildly down hill, even for
that much rushiDI class. They gesticulated
frantically and yelled to the captain, but to no
purpose. Then they jumped into small
boat and after another fine exhibition of
bungling they finally succeeded in getting
aboard. followed by the derisive boots OF the
bOarDeQ
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-17
Camping Out on White Bear Lake.
Hotel Reporter.

The shores of White Bear Lake are
prettily dotted here and there with
pleasantly located family camps. 1t
is quite fashionable and popular this
season for families to unite in the
formation of little village camps,
nestled among the trees in some quiet
and picturesque spot. commanding a
fine view of the Lake. An air Of
comfort, ease, and perfect content
ment reigns supreme at these Lake
Side Camps, and the prattle and joyful
shouts of the little ones as they frolic
in the shade of the grand old forest
trees, makes one swish / were a boy
again. ''Camp Hoosier located on
the north shore of White Bear Lake.
on the lot adjoining the cottage of
Geo. r. Finch, Esq, is superbly ar
ranged. The main tent, large and
roomy, is divided into three parts,
two sleeping apartments at each end,
and grand reception room in the Gen.
ter-the whole handsomely carpeted
and furnished throughout with all the
home comforts, easy chairs. lounges,
etc. Its occupants are Mr.. Jas. L.
McAfee, family and friends, residents
of st. Paul, originally from Indiana.
Next, comes 'sCamp Florence''-com-
prising six tents. and occupied by Mr..
JIG. Terry, family and friends, lOca-
ted on the old camp ground of the
knights Templar-a delightful, sight
Iy situation. Next is Camp Halo
we'll" occupied by the family of E.
NJ. Hallowell, ESQ.,, and containing
three tents, "a pretty camp on;a lovely
spot. Camp Gertrude is the next
in order, five tents, a jolly party in a
cosy shady nook. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Pepper. Mr.. and Mrs e. NJ.
Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. Will Griggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Kelly, form the
happy village at Camp Gertrude. "
A little farther on we note the camp
of w. B. BRrkhardt, ESQ.,. where his
family is comfortably quartered in Il
large, roomy tent. divided into apart
ments and nicely fitted up, three tents
form this camp. All the above are on
the north shore of the Lake.
Upon the Hotel Leip grounds we end
the handsomely arranged camp Of W.
D. Rogers, and j. S. Robertson with
their families. This camp fronts on
Goose Lake. Near to the above is the
camp of B. Presley. Esq, and wife.
both these camps are fitted up in an
elegant manner. Tent floors carpeted
and furnished prettilythroughout. The
location is very fine. These camps are
brilliantly Illuminated ia the evening,
and the ladies receive their friends
in the most hospitable manner. We
heard lady remark, as she left one
of these charming little camp circles:
How lovely. to pass the summer in
such a quiet, delightful manner We
| think SO too.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-17
Tie Neighborl,o God Quarrel again.

TheGLoBE readers will doubtless remem-
Der the imbroglo over the killing of an eagle
belonging 20 John Thompson, by Mrs. Lille
NJ. Smiley, which was ended in the police
courts about month ago. The quarrel has
cropped out again. Yesterday Mrs. Smiley
caused Thompson's arrest on the charge
of assaulting her. AS counter claim
Thompson had Mrs. Smiley arraigned
on charge OF ,assaulting his person A deal
of evidence was brought out by both parties,
which smelled badly, and gave evidence of
virulent neighborhood quarrel. Each charged
the other with, and were convicted OF, throw
ing mill wood at the other. The judge fined
each $50 and costs, and gave them specific
warning that if the stencil was aired again
under his nostaals they would not get off so
easily