davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

FRENCH NO. 1859.

Thoroughbred, registered Jersey
Bull, sired by Champion Of America,
No. 1867, Zone Of the BEST Jersey
Bulls in the United states) dam i'm
ported Glenn Forest Queen, No.
1900, a number one butter Cow
VIII be found at either Of our
places during The year Services,
$500 per COW.
French is.a very fine large, vigor-
GUS, young Bull.
GREENWOOD & DALE.
mario Am.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

FIVE we're pleased 10 meet
Wgof J ~ Carter, Of Poutoloc, in
ihe city This week
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

VeIf any Of our readers
should wish to purchase a
Southern Standard Cotton
Press they will find it to their
interest TO call on us before
sending their order #.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
,.ll.l.Inul .llHE.Er.

vi BANS ni Ff'eni.-To re-
haIt woman,
Hed
rl.ch
500 ef-
teuaie
uh
atF tir .ei
fhe dis
hHaU Hl.i.s.
tssf. n1nes fhe
fl rH woman subject
ss masic before tih
uonieffo uDeuad Physical s
pfcslahelL
MAR MARIETTA, GA,
March ~, 1870
Some months AGO ] bought a bot.
iie of Drad6elas Femelo Regulator
aud used itiu my family with tbe'
utmost satisfaction ] have recon
mCnloi &c TO three families, end they
l0ve found &c GO be Just what ISL
claimed The females who have
used The Regulator are now in per-
feet health, and able to attend TO
their household duties
REV. II. B. JOHNSON. J
DR.. J. Brad6eld, prop Atlanta
Ca, Price, 81 50pe bottle Sold BY
al druggists. apr
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

Having sold 20 Mrs. j. o.
parchman The stock Of good
formerly tie property Of Muir
deck & parehman, I solicitor
TIE new irm q continuance of
the very liberal patronage exc
tended by my friends to me-
during ne time I was acting
as Assignee. ! viii remain
In the House and hope my
friends win continue their
layors assuring them that
they hall have goods just as
cheap as they got from me
ID. j. BLACK,
iune 9 Assignee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

GT Bfglts disease ofthe kidney
gravel, diabetes, caarrh Of the blad
der, lame back, scialica, lcncorraea
and female weaknesses are cured bY
Prof Guilmeltn's kidnaY Pad.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

r. Subscriptions received for OH
leading Daily aud Weekly News
papers and Periodicals in the United
States at the Post Office, By w.
p TlynATI.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
F0SR mans oLD.

Those who have not tried Trice d.
Co.'S four year old Monongoha whis-
key should Try gallon or bottle Of
It. Itis as mellow as q ripe apple.
Remember they keep all grades Of
whiskey, have bottle liconce, and are
selling cheaper than ever before Off
cred IN Okoloua. Aug. 18th 1850,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
IN. MOST EXCELLENT
CONDITION.

Neat Dwelling, with seven rooms,
Comfortable out houses for tenants
and laborers. Good Gin House and
Press Stables, Cribs, Lots, Pools,
Gates, bitches, Fences, complete
and in good repair
-FOUR LARGE CLSTERNS and ONE WELL
on ths premises About five hun
bred acres of this plantation open,
ana IN state Of 1ne cultivation.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

49, Don't forget to 60 to
Eel & Sons and soc how
cheap they are selling No
auetion-house can compete
with them in low prices.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
PROF. GUILNrErTE's
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD,
Wur0u rr-urc ny Ane0ppTTov

ask your druggist for PROF. GUILMETTE's
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, and take no other.
u he has not gotit send 50 90, and you viii re-
ceiye the Pad b. return mail.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
PLANTATION FOR SALE !
HOugLal and C0IEnhug Road.

two miles north Of the village OF Pa
10 Alto, and fourteen miles north
west Of West Point, the county site
OF Clay county, Miss, is offered for
sale at a BARGAIN. This planta-
ton is FINELY IMPROV ED
and
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
IsEFEI

On the lth day Of April last, VIZ.
WORD HOOPER, aged 6 months, son
of Thos I. and Mary f. Hooper.
On the Both day Of April last
CHARLES JOHN HooPER, aged 3 years
and 10 days, son of Thos. +. and
Mary Z. Hooper The FIRST died with
measles, the other with pneumonia
following measles.
For when the Disciples asked who
should be greatest in the Kindom Of
Heaven they received such an answer
as this Except We be convert and
become as little children ye shall not
enter into the Kindom of Heaven
Whosoever shall humble himself as
this little child the same ia the great.
est in the Kingdom Of Heaven"
THEIR FATHER.
Aberdeen uapers please eOpv.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

"a The IIan self Feeding Sin
il the best ia asa Good references
given fen planteya ID this county.
Q. G. MURRAY, Agent.
jnne2 I'm
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

KE When you have an inhamed
oye, sweiiod hand. on dccayod and
aching Tooth, you DO not take and OH
your stomach with drugs 10 cure it
but apply a cooling lotion or some
soothing narcotic directly to the
parts. So ifyou have a weak or lame
back, sore kidneys, profuse or scanty
urine, or the sccretory system is
closed and inactive, you should use
Prof Guilmotte's French Kidney Pad
which is e directly local application
which always gives speedy relief and
always cures the disease Ask your
druggist for t.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
MESSENGER

viii make The Season Of 1881 at my
Stables % miles South Of 0kolona,
at the low price Of $40 per Season
payable lst November, 1881, and sig
for Insurance payable when the Mare
is ascertained to be in foal MES
sENGER Is 3 deep rich Bay, six
years old, full Sixteen Hands high,
Perfect Form and goes an Saddle
Cats natural. He was sired hY John
billiard it,, he by OLD billiard OF Ken.
lucky. lst dam by Belllouuder, 2nd
dam by Prices Messenger 9rd dam
IS John Raad0lphl noted saddle
horse. MEssENCNsR's dam Clay
ton Il hY Pointers slasher. End dam
Jennie M.iler BY Old Traveller
King Alfonso,
Pure- bred Black Spanish Jack, viii
sganl at $40 per season on SO for
Insurance due when the Mare IS as
eeriaiuud Co be ia ioal-
Mares from q distarce kept at rea
sonahle rates
All accidents and escapes at
owners risk.
an charges due when Mares are
treated or removed
I reserve the right to reject any
Hare ] may choose.
Parties paying by season can re-
turn their Mares that lail IN 1SS2-f
Horse 81 jack Is alive and IN ms
possession.
My terms will be strictly adhere,
10.
=. + DALE
apFll7 im
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

RE Partridge Cochin Eggs for
setting, consider the finest chick
ems in The world, 90 81 for 13.
Berkshire pigs win be ready for
delivery in May From extra dne
stock, direct descend.l A0m I'm
ported animals, At VERY low PRICES.
B L. DALE
m1r2l An
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

-FOUR LARGE cESTERNS aud ONE WELL
on ths premises. About five hun
bred acres of this plantation open,
sn3 in state Of fine cultivation.
TIMBER PLENTY
for al practical purposes, and more
convenient than is usually to be
found in connection with Prairie
Farms in this section OF the State.
A DRY SANDY RIDGE,
upon which the farm house and 9th
er buildings is situated, extends from
north to south through the planta
ton, which affords a magnificent
view Of the land in al directions
from The house. and relieves the oc-
cupants from
DisagreeabIe Contact lCtEh
the sEENd,
so common to our Mississippi farms
This most productive and desira-
bic land is offered for sale, and can
be purchased upon the
MOST Liberal TERMS
because the age and indrmity Of the
owner is such that he cannot endure
the fatigue incident to the supeFin-
tendance and management ofsO large
a farm Persons wishing further IN
formation should apply to
II. L. BuRKITT,
on the premises, or The Editor Of this
paper.
N. B.-Auy one living st q dis
lance, wishing TO visit this land, can
address H. L. Burkitl, at Palo A Ito,
informing him at what time he will
arrive at West Point, and s convey
ance vii be promptly on hand %
carry the visitor out TO The farm.
feb2l tl
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

withaut sWallowiag nause-as medicines, By
simply wearing
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

RE-lt appears ii1t The storm last
week, which did So much damage Go
he crops in our section, VAS pretty
general FIom all over The State ana
from other States We get reports oi
the heaviest RAINFALL which has been
known for q long time, and much
injury has resulted 20 The growing
crops.
, 1881-04-26
FOR RAILROAD MEN.
philadelphia Gossip About Railroad
Matters In That 1ocaltty-C0mlnE
ChpuRea aud Stock EaflIess

Matters In That Localtty-ComlME
Changes aud Stock Values.
spteta. Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
Fn1LAnELP1stA, April c5.-prcstdent Roborts,
OF tho Pennsyy yana lia|lroad. went to New York
to-tay to greet the Duke of sutherland and tho
Directors Of tho London T. Northwestern, who
we're to arrive on tho steamship Gullin+ and vii!
stay over to. morrow to nttGnd Il meeting
Ut tho Executive Committee Of tho trunk linea.
It is uiso expected that tho contract for tho use
OF purtfon OF tho Philadelphia md Eric as part
Of tho Now Jersey Central md Wabash trunk
Inc will thon be signed. On such report,
catawtssa, which is To form one In tho lines In
tho system. took another squirt, AMI advanced
~. to ats, without many salee.
Norfolk s Western also went up to-lay on tho
report that tho Louisville i Nashville had got
control OF It, This is nothing new, for TIM p'1r-
chaser OF the rond, Clarence II. Clark, 4s one OF
the Directors OF TINT Company, and aiso our OF
the Directors OF tho Shenandoah Valley. which
| Is very closely connected with Tho Louisville s
Nashville. Tho Norfolk, & Western vii! ut..
doabtcIty be contrnsd 10 The interest ,,1l o. th9
ssrc ans q seas wor6 s III tnoSxh she last
ne9orc Presst nhs Ssrts s et foe New rurk
sotlucstch the Fnance Committee nut to discuss
tho question OF tho issuo OF now rennsylyan!a s La
i vl'l be sstt!ea: @ reported a. to tho ~
oard ana ncton taken +, Ut .ocp nfe seeev 30 US us
ihe possibi!liy 81 ,avinK il eani!Iy sattled iopg
sos q H. rsssat0a 9ena hg 'hS 1Sat tSe4G
xiih =. psntyIess OF new Sa's'r!s!nE staeE
foF foF oseay Sas tcs' seas0 This would give p,
increase Of 20. saiooo. aud At lhe prrssnt prie,e
would be worth nho1t 81 share. Ting ,ssit stnok
point ever Known ccrtuiniy the Highest since
| 1oar. .,.. ,t.,..,. mn n,,trr~ .h n ra
, 1881-04-26
THE MORAL REFORM.
nofdipE Dlareputab1c Places on Stat.


Rutdiug Dlarepnfab1o Places on State
street. r...
T1,a Arnlory police continue tho s0-callcd re-
form which they inan9uatua Immediately atter
ejectiult-weok. hut us this work has been co1l-
tlnod to uno small acutton Of tho tlstslut, tho
reform is Visible In that section only, aud the
entIrc remainder is plainly enough on the
down grade. The nyprfans and strect'
walkers have hnen driven from state
streat to Rrpnt extent, but tho BnM0 Old auces
nightly hunt Clark, Monroo, anu Llt sallo
STREETS, And Rra uuHloleatcd. Tne cohceft ea-
loous with atalls for tito accommodation VI tnaae
ant, fu1aulQ pRtrous have hccu abolished, but
ou,y IN II certain locality, and that Ia bow II
comes that only lust week u Wisconsin Granger
complained Of having boon ronbcd In such
place ot 900. u gold watch and ohaln:
diamond pill. aud other valuablcs. l.ast nIFht
Hiren mud State streets, WIS pul!csi, aud twenty
oiKht lnnRtos wrro |M!ge,l ut tho station ny IT.
stss ~ Il % pasn o',so rn,s 81 9. u
md such & tue ae'naaa for roons n .;oss shs
ur'a'an Sp so.no u thu hnl space a,id converted
ii Into soino ton or two!ye liow rooms. The nost
res9 r sste sS 10 close
twasy ana a!9;y ~; oxhts s 'qa' sss ~. H.
aro aSsI tboss DUNG business poarest inc Ar!nory
| In the evening they wore lcoturod strongly On
| tho subject, aud each man wns notthesl that ho
| WDli bv hold individually rcsponalbte Tor thu
future conduct OF sAltsoHkeepeFs Qn MS neat.
Acct,f1lux tO Instructions Tho patrnkmnn stotlteu
kucpUrs Ut Al-niRllt saloons by u o'clock that
they must cllse promptly ut nidnighe-lut NJ.
| thAt Is nut Strtut!y correct. for NOT 1ne
| pf tue many sultloll* which kept open lust
| night, reoclyM such notifications, excepting ot
| course, tho seyen who were asra.tat!. Ihose
| ary Harry nobinsoll, No. u Fourth AyGi'lp /
| Mike Lawlar, b1othor Of Rn Ahl0rlnan, No. n
Fourth avon1u; usorao !tayti, northwest cor- ( r.
snon,: Ctanclloy, snushca4t corner % ,.,,tn 1t tno
iu The sumo locality; atld n1o AcCal! and Joanph
| Sufta kcpplpY Btat8 Rtrr0t fuSork&. C0hneNty
| aYUideu Als AFrsst, and hia barkeeper wns ttkel
justpad; all the other1 wgro nrreste4 tal pefsoa1
aiii 9avu xAO bail ut tho Arnioty snr their ap-
| noHrapep {O-day bcforo Justice wallace ThVy
weru BOOTED Tor vtoluston Ut what 10 known "
| thu i " ashtucn" or l. n'cl0ck orunAnUot WhlGf
wns passed by tho Council In June, lS11, wh'It
Mr Maahbur,i was Superintendent Ut fo!ire;
6aluth 0t Harrison street nna lurth u taE
UuTon street Mtl tho usunl ul!-ntKht r.ss'rs wgrt
utIuulDdiUA anu wide oiuu, usAEty uf them viii
tbstr uurt..Ipx higher than they Aru escn III my
ixIt. And ~ tho reporter WrlteH tie eau u's'
tlncfly heur thu Mut1ticTs cLlul Ullt ny th0 blCn
tUrin,I- voiced kun-rullc III Il xn.nat!!nS crI
| MwHy around tho curnur III t!ark street
wlelp Illuor eau bo had BY MY callrs III al!
quantity.
, 1881-04-26

assist in enforcing tho quarantine regala-
tio,,s. For time, Tho scene reselnb1ed pan.
doinon!'lnl. Tho 1ncn shouted, tho women
screatncd, and, 70 ,tso tho expression
Was bliie viii, prnfarc lnng,,aKo." Tho
doctors and crew were hustled about pretty
lively by tic Poles md Russians, and tie
women sct1tled Inclined tn Join IN thu melee.
One woman tpid the officers that rntller than
have icr two Children vacctnatcd sho wG,lll
knnck nut The brains Of the doctor. 1'hG
crew nf tho quarantine steamer were then
called upon 10 assist tho combined crows,
livery ucrsU,l WHO would not submit to yac-
ctnatlolt on The ateat1er WIS taken by force
on board tho quarantine boat anu conveyed
to Dix Island, w,eru they will be kept until
nll nrp yacc!nated.
, 1881-04-26

nro,,n,l thnn share II, that wealth to Rny cxten,
they should mt ones disabnse their sninis Of tho
fnfto impression, MIL Creek tNev.h which . =
wo ar1 to credit Il gentleman who \ fow days
since interviewed Jim Townsend, Ut the l!oinnr
.sifat,sU t,sicr, on tho M,tIcct Of tinnncc. M.
Kroina thnt mark tho grAves of tho psnyc.t.o!t
p!nccr ligRlngs of u!l 1h!,sfmiic. haven't c1;-
pnt,cr, if / .iun n man he stands mr. oI lY In.
Wiling me to drink nt tho nearest salo1t: thort
he ftands otf tho anloon man. who IN turn stanta
DH tho wholesale itunr dealer Hf 9aH Frnntscf'.
tho Wholesale tlcaier standa nT tho tnonsahlileth
Uf Kentucky-Rnl 10 It Rt,as. t,ct's r., ntcr to
kikendaG'N and atart nnnthor ball r,!IihH nnek
10 tho mnonshnnrs,-ltA the nnly way ft !ench
and punish thoso rasoaliy dIsstlcrs who defrau'
TIM @$nSnfnmnnt," !"
, 1881-04-26
CANADA.


~ III L W. ~ IL kthAt
8pteaae UaspdteA to Ta< Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont. April :5.-To-ntRht an nlarrn OF
fire was sounded frOm 1Iux 11,-one Of tho dun
rcsoua boxes, which cnuses d general turnout Ut
tho brigade. Tho Immediate calse OF tho ntartn
was a nsc which occurred among tho lumber
piles OF John It. 1'ooih. In tho ftnmodlnis
Vicinity OF tho cannt1a Central Hallway stauont
and which closely Jolncd tho extensive ship
ping warehouse OF hr. =. H. Eddy. While thlsflrc
r,ls burning at IT, tiercest dense and rarldIy.
increaslng column Of smoke showed that II fire
hnt, broken oit On tho Hull sdo Of tho ground.
Ntver, and In n few minutes It became known
that tho largv stouo fnateh~factory ut K. H. Eddy
wAs also on tlre. ~ often OF Ihtu vic
tim tn the flames. Its origin WIS In
tho boller-hnuso Of tho 'ry-hosiscs.
which ia connected with tho Bash-factory
BY a Hume which passcs through the garret Of
tho packing department OF tho match factory.
This tiuno conypys the ahavlngs Of The plahcts
tn tho boilcr-housc. whcre they nrc used fuel,
and their rnssagG Is 1nsurUd by tho action 01
powerful fans. When work for tho nfRht
ccnse.l tho fans were stnppcd, and Sparks from
q ~ eotubstibes ssnt T. S' tarn,is iho Hume to te
b0ller-aousG. Tho dtnft crgRted hy tut h'1rninG
refuse found rs way , Laek"nrd .n1,,',n, tnre,ngn
e ea' tss 'e i,qst ss''iSn GusSns psrs'se
of which resting on tic bottom q The t wooagi
Sorn Il, u o. nateh faetoy
portion affected by tue iire, is Tho 1one
| fhu riKht-haud side Of tho road,, jug
| beyond tho river strratn and u
tho cf,trnncu to Hull CITY. 1t Is used rhiety q
hliuY .hb,tsc aud In It arc stored largo 4inntl-
tle& Of matches. boxes, phpcr. labels. nn.i other
material. Here alsn the matches are fi!sa int
the small paper-boxes In which they as'
| retnllet1. ntitt sofne 300 Rlrs nnd furt!
npn Aul their 1ncans OF support n Is actiy,
operation. Tho loss will be- fully *;p.Uao: ful
worth ot property wns tn dnnver. and woul
have tcotl destroyed we're il not fur the stsGnu
ous exesttona pf tho ttnl Fire lSr!gnIc. nsslstc
| by d t1ntiuQHDt irtktu tho uttANN fUrEG.
, 1881-04-26

sperta! Dt.pateh IL I7s Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoRK. April 25.-"1Yu have had
neculIar market tu..lay," saltl leading
broker this afternoon. Lake Shorc, Mlch!-
gan Central, and tho Elevated stocks have
oecn weak, the general list steady, and the
ootthwestern stocks strong. Carllnaak,
nnl!tll, anu others OF their following are
largely short Of Lake Shore, Michigan Ccntrat.
aha Et!e, alld they are using every means tu
oepfess prices. while tho general public look
calmly oil md buy the Southwestern stocks
aa Grangcrs. Tho selling Ut the Elevated
s!oeka continues. New Ynrk Elevated and
aaesfopol'tan nro pressed OIL long options aor
pr cent bc'ow cash prices, and both
9'o exceedingly scarce to deliver. Texas
rae!ac has been strong on its assured posi-
Ho' III The consolidated roads, wtllla 1Eon
4oa'taln las boan lNactye. The prevailing
opAon seeula tn bo that Iron Mountain must
~ ut" tho consolidation, but 1t will l!nye to
ko III upon Alr, Goultps turns. Opinion
g'.a! es'!s 10 be about equally divided as to
h VANDERBILT
aas t'cen selling his Lake Shore OF not. The
~ M~ats' rs rule, think llo l,as sold out, while
w. NO bulls tallo tto opposlt View" An In
Maef said to-day: 'll,e Heading sttua-
,on u this: An appeal wilt be takcu to the
IIuMete Court OF the United status from the
rseisio!, ,s Ut Judges McKuunai. and uut|er. III
,.'teA W. United States Circuit Court, against the
,kaIlt, Of the Issue Ut deferred bonus. It Ia
po1taht that the Legality OF tie issu0 OF
sps!aal ssapal obligations should be determined
s"sa aay. llasniucl, as there arc millions OF
,as .1 securities Issued by VARIOUS corpora.
~ ';s ia u ue United Suites. 1t the decision
THL L. 49,, Atntt
, 1881-04-26
sSOLID" VISITORS.
WHO COME To STUDY Oult M0SEf-AAK1Nd
1x4rrTfft 4 tnSH.


spsetd1 DispateA to tbs Chicago Tribute 4
NEW Yonk, April a5.-Emnseilt titled gen
tle,ncn, railway managers, antl other Well-
known Engltshmen werc among tile pas
sengsrs Of tile Cuuard steamship 0allin.
which arrived to-tlay. Tho Duko OF
Sutherland, who ts ono Of the largest
l1nd-proprietors III Great Britain. was
tbs centrat figure Of the group.
with him was Ills son Crotnnrtle,
MARQUIS Of Stafford. Tho o.iior members OF
tlls purity were Henry CrosIield, Auditor OF
the London l. Northwestern Railway; j. /.
Drlckerstetli, tts Deputy Chairman; Gcorgc
Croslleld, .. L. Stephen. alld L. Knowles,
Directors Of tho saino Company, tho last
named tnen,bcr Of Parliament for Wtgand;
George T.. Necle, the Compnny's Superlntend-
secretary.
SUPERINTENDENT SEEI.1:,
who was tieputed by his associates to act rs
their spokesman, outlined tho object Of thclr
visit to America. Primarily, Its purpose
III to Inspect tho railway system OF the
United States, aud learn from their own
observations whether there art my fcatslres
worthy Of Introduction upon the London &
Northwestern Line. The transportation OF
IuRxuxe rs we'll rs OF passengers WILL be
| studied, OF couro being Englisllmen, tho
method OF registering lugKnge now III vogae
| iii England ttlstEs tirln defenders III them. at
tho sumo tltlle, tho convenience 0f the Ainer-
| icau systenl Ut checking It is not
uudurestiu,ate.l, a,d particular attention Will
bo gIQeu to It'll details. The Company, MIR.
Nas,a unt, hnr| n,n,la IN eirurt at one t{n1e to
, -, - Sro,,, "rv uont ri, its Ilno
tllrungh to this country, but had met with
81 much opposltlon froln tho 8tcNinshtp COM
paulcs hut tlle system llati tu bs abandoned.
! %'' ."., s,,,, =, s.uv,uv RI ottra
, 1881-04-26
MEDIC4tL. ...
RlcoRD's VITAL RESTORATIVE.

HAS been scrptlntxod and nio1xed " tug Acnd9mJ
physicians 0f Tie wurid N, untanH srec!t'o for
Nervous und rhynlenl DebiiiLy ess; e',ntaMs . ~
ysFa.aba p5,MHSt'Mx M y n n; ffcGs pdet Il f ~ 4
1Ius iIicnclieu. l'ari-. Snne gcun!ns wi!h9nt the
French tralie-tnnrk md ths .lanHtlrn II u Slts
Tin$A former assntnl fns + MY r., HasssisnS ,u;
'FHit NcslHrntfye untter Tho assumed nntnH ~ nE
jticfri restorative ns,tI nye stl nr u nhn.e
i'hW tunti,ttnia. nf ijrs H. blanchard Z. EhrFnlGt
H. ierisot, itnsatl iiabls. and Hr r!lu,npsGna re
1pE drxg.-s f,r iits,r.t's rs & iektuIntlve Ths
xsnMtns cs 1s Tn,n: ,, III srks sn sd
Inltner ll0ilsr Chicago. and nil 0pf ftsnusfA FAH
fEiiAaEK. STEVENSON 4 CO. t.nte.aL, Wholesale
tivo circular aI,d scsltuoI!hl-. With esnnsNre ~
i1nnanlent Iettor from u No" York "orce'-'eF-At'
, 1881-04-26

3alrFSE0n {7tJ,l NFNl. = -. -
Lamar is ono Of tho oitcst and best cnunties
OF Texns, and hah hcretofoce bcon notc4 fnr
Htx'd urricr tnd morality. hut tho JrnGsson j.,
newspapers viii have something II! consI.lc! for
Tho nrxt four weeks to divert their minds from
IN tho tiocknt fnr murder. onn for rape. two for
manslnnKhtcr, onu for puI4tninR, and twenty
eight divorce s.ltss etc.. pencils Will be III do
fnHfh