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Amusemeufs, Excursions. Etc.

FoRD's OPERA HOUSE, Callender's famous
Georgia m1nstrels viii make music and merri.
ment st Ford's Opera House next week. The
performances Will be extensive and varied.
These are NOT make believe colored minstrels
but the genuine article
LINCOLN HAIL--5iadame Gerster appears Ia
concert az Lincoln Han next Tuesday evening
prior to her departure for Europe. She Will 09
assisted by Miss Emily Winant, contraltj:
sgDor Z. Montegrl1o, tenor; Mons. Adolphe
Fisher, yiolOncello; Mons. Caltxa Lavallee. (1f
Parisl piano; and Mr.. Geo. w. Colby, accom-
fanlsf.
52l ITH STRgET-Bishop. the bird man Is
draHirg big crowds TO the above number. Il e
has wonderful collection OF birds.
SUNDAY EXCURSIoNS.-TEe Mary WaShiny tol
will leave az $50 a. N. to morrow for Occ1q1 an.
returning at p. N. Tue Excelsior VIII leav
tomorrow afternoon ar O'Clock for an exc IT.
sion down the river. returning about %. ~
The steamer W. w. COrcoran VIII go down tue
river forty miles to morrow afternoon, starting
al 3 O'Clock.
CAPTAIN Tyson. OF Arctic fame. Will lecture
10 Curtis School hall next Thursday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Drawing and PenmanshiP I'm the
Pablo Schools.

Drawing and Penmanship In the
Pablo Schools.
TIE EXHIBITIONS AT TIE FRANKLIN AND SUMNER
BUILDINGS.
The annual exhibition OF drawing and per
manship OF the public schools was opened yes
terday in the Franklin building for the white
and the county schools, and In the Sumner
building for the colored schools, and large
numbeT5 OF visitors were attacted to each
place; indeed, the rooms in both buildings were
crowded. AS stated yesterday the exhibition
was oe5 ond that or any former year. In the
Franklin building the most Interesting exhibit
was that OF the Industrial school, where boys
and girls could be seen at work, and articles of
tth n, specimen Of cookery, &C.. were on
exhiDl ION. The most finished WORK was In the
upper story-that OF the high schools. The ex-
hlDls OF The county schools showed marked I'M
prov, Rent. The trustees generally were pres
ent, as also the teachers, and Mrs Fuller, the
teacf er OF drawing, received many congratula-
e ens en- vn me , sqeeess Of the exhibition After
(which was published In The STAR yesterday
Mr. Joseph M. wilson made practical address
on inc importance OF encouraging Industrial
education In the public schools.
THE AWARDS
The drawing from dictation in the large hall
attracted much attention, aad iC was here that
the committee Qieutenant Hoxie and others)
performed the larger portion OF their duties
and made the awards as follows:
First class-Gold medal for best original de-
sign 70 Appleton ?. Clark; honorable mention,
drawing on blackboard from dictatiOn TO Miss
Mary AcWflliams; gold medal for best draw
ing DOCK 10 Miss n. Ella Sheriff.
second class-Course or lessons In model and
cast drawing donated by William Ballantyne)
70 William A. Rose baurn; honorable mention.
EG"aFd ID. Smith. one set drawing instru-
ments for best geometrical drawing to John
Poole: honorable mention, Howell Stewart.
PaTahei OF historical ornament for best design
10 William Speiden; honorable mention, Titus
like.
TIE EXHIBITION OF THE COLOREb SCHOOLS
at Inc sumner Building was We'll attended. At
O'CLOCK the exercises began. under the direc-
Iii q OF Trustee Brooke. Under the system
adopted this year, sixteen OF the best scholars
rom each grade we're selected for drawing
from dictation, which they did In the presence
OF the audience. The several classes were uuaer
the following teachers: First grade Misses J.
:. Irvine and E. NJ. Jackson; second grade.
Misses L T. Dyson, R. G. Riggs; third grade
asses Ellen Fisher. Laura Fisher Parthenis
Moodson; fourth grade, Misses d. A. Martin,
d. L. Lawton, c. E. Pryor; fifth grade, K. q.
alexander, L. A. Smith: sIxtn grade .e E. T.
MeTiltt. L. A. smith; seventh grade, E, ",
somefVine, Mrs Br0die. The eighth gra1e,
uLder the eharge OF T, W. Hunster, displayed
some very creditable work. The number OF
specimens on exhibition Appropriated 2,000.
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BIG BARGAIN.--Silk- faced English Hermann
only 10 cents, worth 25; Job pure linen lawns.
10, worth 70; best quality heavy summer silks,
grey ground, black stripes, IS cents, worth
mating from cents. Call and examine our
immense assortment Of spring and sumner
gooos- Thousands OF new things at the 10 ives t
prices. z. NJ. Towson, 636 Pennsylvania ave
lGe, south Side, near 7th street. 7
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A Card.

ON account OF my absence from the city
0uIlng the summer. | have rented my store
1928 Pennsylvania avenue to the chester C0nnt1
ice Cream Co. viii reopen on the lst OF Sep
My Candies and Cream can be had at Branch
stores, 1872 7th street and $50 street.
Thanking my friends and patrons for ras1
Iavors. l trust they win not forget me durinr
my absence. Respectfully.
F. NJ BI-cKrNGHlr
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TEE FOLLOWING WILLS were flied yesterday
That OF Statrus Lane, beQueathing property In
Reading, Pa, TO his daughter, Ham ali JACK
son, as also $500 and his property In the Dis
tIct. with the exception of his blacksmith
shop, which ne gives TO his son; the will of
Pnebe Hollldge, dividing her wardrobe between
Eer seven children
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Mr.. j. S. LEFAvOUR. artist. Salem, Mass.
says lis rheumatism was routed by 81. Jac0n5
on. I
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g. M. TCWSON,
o30 FsnnSylvan1A avenue,
South side, near 7th st.
NEW SPRING NOVELTIES
JUST RECEIVED AT TIE
AVENUE CLOTHING HOCS8,
030 PennsylvaniA Avenue,

030 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Young ents' EVENING Suits In hne
Checks. Four Desirable Shades. Mob
biest Cuts and 6ilk faced.
An elegant line OF those beantifui
plain English Serge Suits In two shades
-Drab q nd Mode.
Another lot OF those neat 4-button
Getaway Suits. Complete variety In
shades.
Those Derby 6aits-the very latest SEN.
sation. These goods are superb.
The shove goods are AL entirely new, snd among
them are styles which no other house in the city
possesses. They are made mp In the very highest
style Of the Art. and VIII be found equal to any
custom work.
An examination ID solicited.
4. OTRAUS,
ms no. csc PenAa. Avenue, near 10th 1t.
VUkNINGHAM, THE VHLLrKNOWN, keLI:
" able HALTER, Is prepared 70 do ali Kinds o.
| work in his line New SILK HATS m sde to order,
and old one8 remodcled. Remember the number
7Ao 9Th street northwest. MARIA
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w KINDS OE
PLUMBING WORK.
ALSO TO THE
REPAIR1NG OF RANGES, FURNACES,
FIREPLACE HEATERS,
METAL ROOFS.
We have large stock Of
GARDEN HOSE AND HOSE REELS,
WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS,
MONITOR OIL STOVES,
RETORT GAS STOVES,
And are selling
GAS FIXTURES
LOWEST PRICES.
EDWARD ckvERlY CO.,
MIA 1925 NEW YORK AVENUE.
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Alexandria Affairs,

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS In grenadlna g
silks, satin d'Lyons and white dress goods a
Connolly e, 9I4 street northwest.
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HHYPLgR. near a. street, fits the eyesight
accurately and has fine felo 49,. So spy glasses.

|
CONTESTED WILLS -. -oy In the PROBATE
court. In the matter Of the will OF the late
Jared L Elliott, caveat was filed by E. q.
Elliott, of Kansas, a nephew OF deceased, VINO
contests the Will, alleging that it was dated
The day before the DEATH and was procured oy
T. Clay Stewart, the principal egatee, by
undue tpfuerces- The estate Is said TO De worth
In the matter Of the estate of W. j. Ford, who
died n IS65, q cayeat was 1led 10 the paper
recently propounded as the viii by the repre-
seutatives OF ST. Aloysius Church and Con-
? aga college. By the win probated 10 1865 the
month a paper was found which provided that
a debt OF 5, coo, owed TO Robert j. Douglass
and Tnos. Janiper, should be:pald out OF the
estate; There were also 0tner eonditions pre-,
unmarried and his niece TO pay yearly ground
rent for property she enjoyed. which, II the
viii was accepted, would disinherft these leg
atees. The eaveat alleges that Ford at the
time this new-found viii Is alleged 70 have
been executed was not OF sound MIND; that the
witnesses did not sign their names at Ford's
request, and that the croSs-mark was not
Ford's, but was obtained by fraud.
WASHINGTON FISH MARkBr.-Sold by r. A.
Ssr1inss a. 3 70 s. 50 per THOUSAND s 5000 sasd
rom tl2 to SIS per hundred
snvER-rLArrp casters, butter knives, forks
spoons and cups nom 81 To IS at Prigg'a
,,.no % y. SnAslDh.-py fctcfthcc 70 al HuEcl-
usement In another column it will be noticed
that the morning passenger trains by me
Pennsy wanna railroad from washington n ak,
sure connection for Cape May and Atlanta,
City over the West Jersey railroad from PhIIa
delphia, going through from the latter city II
90 minutes.
Bowsos's superior Ice cream, 81 Is gallon
Ilo4 18th 4
FUssEiLs Ice cream.
SrRAwBERRY short cake and cream. T. Jar
VS. s2t stn street, No branch store.
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In EAvnH.

Blue and black English Sarpe su,ts we
nave them On our counters ready-mede.
NJ EtsEMAE BROS
St Corner 18th and T.
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WASHINGTON Fish MARKEr.-SOld by X. A.
Golden, agent since our last rep0rt:-100, 600
herings at 81 to 81 50 per thousand; 6.e0o snad
from 81 to SIS per hundred
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Abe Strauss, ESQ.,.

Abe Strauss, ESQ.,,
the well known stock raiser OF Lexington, XIV.
says: 81 recommend Ltebig Co.'S Arnicated
Extract OF Witch Hazel to all my friends. It
mas been used In the thoroughbred stables OF
H. %: r. McGrath, r. Fl. Owens, Lee Paul. w. b.
Scully and other Well Known breeders and
trainers, and they all pronounce is the very
nest lotion and medicine for the horse which
lney nave ever used, giving almost instanta-
neGus Deneht." Cures Breaking Down, Wind
Calls, CAPPED and Sprained Hook, Foot CON
traction and Cracked Hoof. Sold In 30 cents
ana douar sizes; reduced rates by the half GAL
Depot 60 Maiden Lane. New York.
Liebfg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic
WIZ reconstruct the most shattered and en-
Ieepleo, IelnVlgorate the aged and inf1rm, and
make sick]y children blooming and healthy.
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SrRAwBERRY short cake and cream. T. jar
We, sc stn street. No branch store.
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BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
leo Sole Proprietor, baltimore, vi,
0ILES PILESH PTLEs!u

DILES PILESH PTLES!u
A SURE CURE FOUND At LAST. no ONE
NEED SUFFER.
sure cure for the blind, Bleeding, Itching ant
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.: VIII
uaIns ian Indian remedy, called DR.. WlIsrns
Indian Ointment single box has cured the
worr chronic cases OF % and so years standing
No one need suffer five minutes after applying thir
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, Instru-
ments and Electunries do more harm thu good
williams Ointment absorbe the tupors, Allays the
intense itching particularly nght after getting
warm In bed), acts as poultce; gives instant and
painless relief, and IL prepared only Tor Piles
by al druggists, and sent by ny on receipt OF
price. q per box. FRANK S.HkEBY 90,
Props Cleveland. Ohio. STorT b oROMWkLLs
AgentA Washington. D. O.. fe6le-eo-ap
uSOR sALR-Ap extra large stock and new and
Il secondhand CARRIAGES. EN-
Dr.c.ns IN part 0suFe, .e5 SS0pe Tops ~
Bnegies, Eurreys. Roefswsys. &c: &c, at T, res
tonabIe prices. Repairing ETomRuy ss'epdea To-
mic 4lo-4lG sth st. northwest bet. D and e.
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A. SAKS & CO.,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERs,
mis- 316 and 3IS Seventh street,

At s1LVEHRERG's'
312 seventh Street.
500 Sets Of CroQuet, from 9Sc
Lawn Tennis from 81 per set UP.
Archery in full assortment.
N. Y Roller skates $50.
strong and Lis ht Hammocks, will bear 800 lbs, ST.
Mexican Hammocks, 90.
Handsome Walnut and Ebony Decorated Stands.
from 85c. up.
Rustic Baskets at SEC.
Rustic Baskets at 81. extra size and quality.
Beautiful Rustic Stands at 81 and 81 %.
silver Plated Tea Spoons, 6Dc. per set.
Rogers Plated Tea Spoons, 81.
oliver PLATED au.o spoons and Forks, 81 per SET
Rogers Plated Forks and Table Spoons, 81.
Ivory Handle Table Knives, 6 for 81.
silver Plated Table Knives, for 81.
Silver Plated Breakfast Casters, 81.
Silyer Plated Dinner Casters. 81 fner grades at
n 80, So, IS and 81.
Silver Plated Spoonholders. Sugars. Buffers, &C.,
CsmeIs Hair Carriage Mats, Plush Center. A5c.
200 Baby Carriages ia the latest styles, which viii
be se,d very low to close out.
h. sILVERRERG,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
mil 312 Sth and 3l3 s1h st. near Pa. ave.
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NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS. A.h
" (ALKALINE LIrHIA WAT1Rs,) s.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. 100

White Sulphur Spring in the Neighborhood.
Open from June list 70 Is late IN October ss the
waters in America for thecure OF acid dyspepsia,
kidney and bladder troubles, uterine ailments,
rheumatism ana upctionai heart troubles. IT is
AN UNFAILING SOLVENT OF OALCOLI These
wateH have proved OF great value in many other
diseasee but can be more cSnhasnty TeIlSa on IN IN
TINS country. l guarantee cure, ~ durable .s OF
are unexcelled anywhere. The ney and elegant in
swimming pool Of alkaline water. the larsest "a
the United States, NOT in the wsrld, Is especially
attractive. az No safer or better place ior no 9
and children to learn TO swim. Plenty 20 NJ tne
stomach and beds to their on Best g as,i
expended upon them this spring: Inc ar @ tnls
Elevated region is pure and delfcious OApon
SetnS nearer TO ali the cities north Of the Potomac
than any Of the Virginia springs Of note By an
average Of q hundred and fifty mules, claims Q
large PATRONAGE on that score For pleasure or
the month, $40, $40 and &e6. according 70 locs-
don. Send for pamphlets direct or call on W. 8.
THOMPSON, T0S 18th street. Warrington. D. O.,
for pamphlets and water. Fine music. good boat
tng, fishing and hunting IN season; good livery.
ma. I'm w. 81. SALE, Proprietor.
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Howsos's superior Ice cream, s. Is gallon.
Ile4 18th.
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Young Hen and others

Young Hen and Others.
We send on trial for thirty days our Electro
Volta1c Belts, Bands, ana Suspensor1es, tC
young men and others suffering from weak
nesses, nervous debility, lost vitality, lost
manhood, and many other diseases We
guarantee speedy cures and complete rest o
ration OF manhood. Address without delay.
8 FOLTAIC BELT Co. Marshall Mich.
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SuyER-PLArED casters, butter knives, forks,
spoons and cups nom 81 70 IS at PrIgg'A
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HANDSOME. NEW, AND OBIGINAL
ii ANDsOME. NEW. AND ORIGINAL
HANDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL
ILLUSTRATED PICTURE CARDS GIVEN TQ
EVERY PUROHASER OF HIGGINS GERMAN
LAUNDRY SOAP.
ASK YoUR GROCER FOR THEM. ms-eolm
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Don't Die on the Premises.
ASK your druggists for Trough on Rats" II
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches. Only
15c. per box. 8
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HAPE MAY OF MARYLAND

ftAPE MAY OF MARYLAND. IA
RIVER VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD, ND. G:a
Now open for the reception of Guests. The most
delightful summer resort in the state First Glass
accommodations at moderate rates. Saltwater
bathing, boa ing and fishing. Steamboat, railroad
families. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
m11-1m CLARENCE PETERS, Proprietor.
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;THE ONLY GENUINE VICHY

II from the Springs owned by the French Govern
eminent.
HUTERIVE For Gout Rheumatism. Diabetes.
Or Gravel Diseases Of the Kidneys, ETC.,
Grapde 0rine-Diseases Of tho Liver.
Hopital-Oseaeee Of the Stomach. DyepepMa.
gists and gfocerB: or wholesale from the Agents.
m6.s, let BOUOHE. Fills h CO.. New York.
ID EMOVAL.-I have removed my stove. Range
avenue northwest, Columbia Bank Note Building.
store formerly occupied by A. j. Shepherd b
20 n.17 cost. HI. GREGORY.
NPKRATlONO IN eTOCKg.
~ JOHN A. DODGE 3 Co.,
BANKERS ana Brokers, No. II Wall It.. n. T.. buy
md carry stocks on s TO per cant margin. and
when desired WIN advise yhen and what 70 buy
ACC, secure STOCK PRIVIL46E6 at reasonable
rates In which gas 70 @l00 can be invested; Fuu
| information on application and F1nanctN Report
sent free. 3An11.WW0
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FrssEIL's Ice cream.
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DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND BATHS. VA.
OPEN JUNE ].
Telegraph in the hotel. delightful lks| y
home for families. No Bar.
For circulars sud terms apply to
A Is PRATT, Proprietor,
m11-3m 40l 9th street, Washington, d. O.
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Forty Years' Experience OF an Old
Nurse.
Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup is the pre-
used for forty years with never falling success
by millions OF mothers for their children. 1t
relieves the Child from pain, cures dysentery
and dtarrhGa, gripping In the bowels and wisd
collie. By giving health 10 the child it rests the
mother. Price % cents bottle. m.W,S
"Aidernsy Dairy VaHops.s'
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ING, and delivered In Hlbs. "Ward" prints 35c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butternilk and
sweet milk &c. per qt Cream. loo pint
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NLARENDON HOTEL, a-&
" SARATOGA SPRINGS, D. ". yEAY
viii open for the reception Of guests June II
/ with improvements sna neg passenger s ssyas'r'
Ed P. Harris, of Willard's Hotel. Washington,
and Hotel brighton. Ceney Island Charles Lose
kan, proprietor Owen House and Maison Doree.
WASHINGTON. mT-2m
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TIME GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL will be
L opened for the Sumu on Msy 2Sth. "A
on account OF the great number Of people y!l<Y
who Will be attracted. more particularly xEsEzI
to witness the Decoration Ceremonies in the Ma
tonal Cemetery. Msy Goth, by the President.
Cabinet sud n any other prominent officialf who
win be present The d. 4 r. R.R. connects in
Union depot Baltimore, with ". NJ r. r., carry
ing passengers thrc ugh without change.
For descriptive circulars, with terms, &C. ad
dress H. YINGLING, Proprietor,
m7-3w Gettysburg, Pa.
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Those Derby 6aits-the very latest SEN.
sation. These goods are superb.
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Burnett'S C0cOane,
THB BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS
1t ailays irritation, removes all tendency tr
dandrun. and tnvigorates the action of the
noting vigorous and healthy growth of hair
us erect upon the glosslness and richness OF
Inc halr Is such as cannot be surpassed,
BUHkETT'S FLAvORING EXTRACTS are the best
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FAST TINE AND Low RATES.
GRAND EXCURSION TO RICHMOND. VA,
--'
DECORATION DAY, MAY 30rH,
BIZ THE
WAHHINaTOu ryCIrpc TOW co,r,o

MARSHALL HALL,
~ PLEASURE RESORT
Csn De engaged for Excursions and Picnics by an
Plying to g. W. BAUER, 7th street wharf before
10 am, daily. MI In,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

THE Tennessee Legislature, by its
action last week, has preserved to
the Democratic party the control Of
the United States Senate after The
4th Of March, and added to the coun
ellis Of that august body gentleman
o. culture, refinement and ability,
second to none North or South
Howell 4. Jackson, the new Senator
elect, is a native Of the Volunteer
State, lawyer by profession, and a
present a member Of the Genera
Assembly from Madison county
The manner ofhis election was on,
OF the highest Compliments thai
could have been paid him by bis fel-
low members. He not only received
the solid Democratic vote of th,
joint convention, but also about hal
OF the entire vote Of the Opposition
tennessee, under the leadership O
"Old Hickory" assumed and bel,
Tor long time the front rank IN tn
politics Of .he Union, and it is hope,
and believed she will be disenthralled
regenerated, and redeemed by th
wise craftsmanship Of the gentlema
who worthily bears the illustriou
name Of jackson.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
I1iral

At DIS residence ia This county on
the 25.h ult Uuah Hussey, in the
seventy FIRST year of his age.
The deceased was born and raised
in Madison county. Ala. but has
been citizen Of Clickasaw for more
than thirty wears. lie was a consist
ant member Of the Methodist Church,
and lived o hlameless life, and died
regretted hy an who knew him May
The sod press lightly over bis re-
mains
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

We understand that the effort Of
Che "Bar Of Aberdeen to bulIdoze
the unterrided sovereigns Of the
"East side is likely to prove a sig
nal failure. Gentlemen Of the Bar
should remember that common peo-
pie have IDEAS, (erude though they
be-, which they have a perfect right
to entertain, and that it is sometimes
impolitic 70 treat them lightly.
Intellect is not wholly acquired, il
is more often & gift OF Nature, and
is not confined exclusively 20 the
rich and powerful. Wehaye known
as brilliant ideas to eminate from
the mind Of an uneultivated rustic as
ever found lodgmeut in the brain OF
a College Professor we have seen
the beating OF as manly heart un-
der brown jeans coat, as the epau
Melted commander Of an "armv with
ners' ever carried in his bosom.
ge have heard OF as many noble
hsT As-aeeds being performed IN
, humble life, as have ever been
ascribed to the "Bar Of Aberdeen
by its most ardent admirers Foi
these reasons we insist, that the
views Of the poorest taxpayer from
the sand hills OF Old Monroe, on the
subject Of the recent railroad election
and the tax which is to follow, (il
the policy adopted by the Bar Of
Aberdeen" is to prevail), should be
listened to with patient and respect
ful attention Tie might give gem
tIemen, who think themselves better
informed, mach food for future prof.
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