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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-18

SAN FRANCISCO, May IL
$50 Oph!r, So, 81, ,S,I 1870 Jacket, Z .l5, 4 20
SX,S 1920 Belcher, 900. q VI
40 Nrxicap. ll4, 1850 : Nevada. lls4,
lls1 l45s, 10
700 G q y, 90 6Jz 100 Ut..u. 10}4
100 b Il 4, ii5l, I2 100 ExcheQuer. | 40
80 Gaia, I.S5 2l0 Overman, GO,
S45 Savage. 4 40, ABS LOS
420 Con Ya,2 2.45 260 Justice, !
4s0 Chollar. 2 Q5, 3 700 Union, IL, 1873,
$50 Potosi, $50, S.65, 1874
$40 l50 Alta, $40
$50 II & N, 4 90, 4.95 240 Andes, 2.l0
l5O Point,2.6 $40 Scorpion. 2 05,
ITO Kentuck, 240, $50 Sierra, l.l5
$50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-18
AFizSnA Items.

TUCSON, May 17th.-The United
States Land Office, now at Flor
ence, has been ordered to be re.
moved to Tucson. This is owing
to the fact that three-fourths OF the
United States land business OF
Southern Arizona is from the dis
tricts Immediately surrounding
Tucson. 1t is believed that the
military headquarters of Arizona
will be removed from Fort Whip
pie, near Prescott, to Fort Lowell,
near Tucson.
At Florence, last Sunday night,
]. H. Floyd shot and Instantly
killed an old citizen known as
"Americsn Charley" Lynching
was about to take place, when the
Sheriff spirited the prisoner off.
The mob learning of the departure
followed the Sheriff and prisoner
to Casa Grarde and attempted to
secure Floyd, but the Sheriff held
them at bay until the arrival oi
the train and with the assistance
of, posse, he got Floyd on the
train and brought him to Tucson
for safe keeping. The killing was
cold.blooded and without any jus.
tification.
A company has. been organized
in Bradford. Pa, to work the pIac.
ers of the Santa Rita mountains,2C &c
miles south OF Tucson. The extent
of the placers cover several miles
and could never be worked success
fully on account OF the lack Of wa
ter. The company propose to take
in water from q distance of four
miles in four-inch wrought iron
pipes, which are now shipped.
These placers are very rich and
many thousands of dollars are an
nually taken out during the rainy
season of July and August.
The Abbie Waterman mine, OF
Silver Belt, at 55 feet, has develop.
ed over nine feet Of solid high grade
carbenates. 1t 10 looked upon as
the richest strike made during the
year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-18
NEW TODAY.
SOMETHING NEW

~GO and hear the LATTER-DAY
SAINTS at LECK'S HALL every night
this week. myl8-t28
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-18

reading and never looked up again.
Bah! IT there's anything / hate, tt's
hopgishness in a horse CARP
Brooklyn Eagle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-18

Our policy of making large sales and
small profits tells. The people under
stand the meaning of the term. "Enor-.
nous Sales and Small Profits" Our
Low Prices suit the masses, and she ex-
cellent qnaliiy Of our goods pleases all.
1t is our intention to "SELL" Goods aud
maintain the lead In our line.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-18

WASHINGTON, May 17th.-Fred
Douglass was confirmed by "a ma
jority. All the other nominations
will be called and confirmed to.
morrow.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

1t seems from the following thar
all is not peace in railroad circles il
Aberdeen They are already dis
counting their subscription 10 Tia,
Georgia Pacific. The subscription
was under cloud, and this actor
Of the City Council will have the ef
feet TO render it entirely worthless
unless a different determination wa.
reached Wednesday night.
AT the last regular meeting of the
City Council, Col r o. Reynolds
as Agent, made application to Tia,
Board for issuance of certificates Of
stock to the Georgia Pacific railroad
company, in conformity to the vote
OF tie city last December, subscrib-
inc one hundred thousand dollars to
that enterprise. At that meeting the
Board failed to take action, and 3
committee of members Of the Board
was appointed to take the matter into
further consideration, and submitted
the result Of their deliberations to q
called meeting held on Wednesday
night, November Both, when they
reported adversely, but appointed
another special meeting Of the BQbsvf
for this evening ( Wednesday,, yhen
the question will, we presnVe, be
hualiy deeidej.-Columbus DYpatch
But the Board, at its myting o
Wednesday night, did not finalbSue-
eide tho question, and the 'ohaolll :
tics arc tue city OF Aberden and me
county oe Monroe have IDEAL OF lit-i
ieaton before them y which tnl
lawyers will reap a hafvest and Y
people win pay the expenses but 7
Gorden syndicate @al never By
the road "lor a that"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

AID SpER 1HR TR.


a Faifahie Discovery aud Nov tsrinro n lTssl-
9eL Heience % entirely feW end pta Vi.7 cdeetig8
aal Erlilaiona end Ifnp5tenev - VI r9.iv t-11e
heFi Eisi Olfa6t Application th ht ri-rlr5 ss,af
lta sBscid6 iSiiis1sa "a f,,s siar.' ..a q rse
ulalgiY Duets. FaQ8tata Giant na iI nihra- Sue
~ % ~ l.el Z 81 aift VIA r. % 81 inc1u-
puzauitg q liei It il quickly alaei d5a -
s3t9a4 pll4aelaf an ill aie pm agl rsa5eg-
tons wrecked from seli-atue8 and oe1.a,- 4 aHlne
tho urain irol iha a1stquli faslofIng Is uir0 tl
Of Sight. Nervous Debility. gonI.-ff a Tssr1.
Aversion % Aocietgt etc. ctc.s ana t1an1sartu1a
81 premature OLD hso uguaiF ac1oHl i1Iins this
trouble nud restoring perfect Er7.unl tr1r ashaaa
q hes been dormant ior Yoara- ghla md1oi traa9-
blsipsa tQ thes sE9A1ieli nndt e ulsnv haaF Uia
ss p e, s2 VIZ pas ill,i X q = srnfHeatC eFa
feVatiou enables us TO positively uuara'ss thsi t
vin give gatisfaetioq. Duriqg the 0iglrlasFs that
moahla as to ls Vaiuo an g u nov comet "a 81 10
Msd.aai pfo.sssion 20 bo tho moss sat.oatmeaaa gt
troalis thatis WI saoast0 81 l6o 5a1' Z a5.sl5
nisrI O. ao many ana lfoi ola 1l lsaf rrF flth
f7iaa- i11aiasl 6.8t iso. % sae-l VI q. srer z
Aaa L. ..t- ga 80. u
EkHef3 -r7 CD -
6'ata a.faaa'8I 81. lonal Ne
y c.trT r sad e-i ta
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15
.TElE ovHRcOATmEG con.
How They EBo Things La afe.
frois us Well "a in some Otlcr
Places.


Yesterday morning q tall young
man al 90 lauded ~. tlle Union depot
with d bundle undrs SIS arm, and
.aner three or four minutes spent in
eeliiue his bearings Big walked up
Jefferson avenue and iarned into O
grocery store.
"Do you wish TO try On some coats
and vests for q dollarf' asked the
proprietor, as he rushed from behind
The counter.
mo, I guess not Do you deal on
the square r
"My frent, dot is exactly What l
does vas so square dot ] lose
$1,000 last year Can | sell you On
overcoat for ten dollar n
mo, | guess not. Here is an
overloat That / bought Of you four
weeks ago"
Bought Of me
"Yes, | think you are the man.
When / got it home we found that it
WAS moth eaten can rick 1t to
pieces in q dozen places"
"Is dot possible INT how much
you pay p
eight dollars
"My shtarsa And What you want
now?n
81 want my money back
"Vhell-yAea My frent, l an
sorry for vcyu You seem like an
honest pow iad It vAas 100 bad p
..Yes, Il ri q swindle, and ! waui
aa.Y 4l - h
"Dear inc, sut ] Wish you Was
Lera yesterday Let me explain 70
sou You Dongh. dot coat four
weeks ago y
Yes, four weeks to day"
"Vhen, Z had sold oudt 10 my
cousin Phillip shust one day before
Phillip ish not n square man"
"What have I got to DO with Phii-
lipw
''Let mo explain In dreo days
Phillip makes assignment to my
truddc. Louis. Dot Louis IsNa lecdle
or He would sheat your eye teeth
away from you.
"Ycs. but haven't anything to 10
with Louis"
"Let INC explain. Louis kept der
place q week, uad he gif a shaticl
mortgage to nv fadder. law, and vhGs
bounced OUT
81 dout know anything about
IhaL"
"L.tmc explain. My faGdcr law
was took min a Gt and died and he
leal dis blace 20 my wife Ny, wife
was gone TO Europe for two years,
and size leaf me as agent Now you
see how it was I gan not tell you
who sold DO. coat May be it Was
Phillip. may bo Louis, may be my
fadderlaw couldn't bat been me,
for l Yhas in Shieago If YOU Leaf
dot coat I will write 20 my wife. She
is-square, shust like me, and may be
she writes back dot you can take a
linen duster and two white vests and
call 1t all right"
"say, this is q sneaking swindle,"
exclaimed the young man.
"May be it yhas. Phillip yhas a
great liar"
"pli go 20 the police Z"
"Vhell, dot is all right maybe der
police Will help me catch Louis /
shust found ouut last night dot he
cut all der hind buttons off all der
coats 10 der store before he leh"
ut you'll step out doors TIL mash
you
"Vhell, j like 10 oblIge sou, bet
you see / vhas only agent or ms
wife
"Well, you'll hearHom me again,
and don't you forget it. said the
victim as he went out.
Il hope so- ] hope SO. I like to
make il right I yh2s oalf gent =
my wife. but ! leoi 70 square dot I
take dot coat back for s. il you
vhtnt 70 trade it out in paper col
lars Detroit Free Press.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

Considerins the socid nature OF
our race, and thegrea gaeliueg Of
fercd these men for marriage, tue
question might b raised why they
remained in such a Conduion. They
say, however, that olt Peter Goelet
felt too poor, and was always waiting
for better times he inherited an
estate worth 100000 and he saw t
increase 70 ten times that amount,
but. lie never escaped from lha thrall.
dom of that poverty which was 50
carly q feature In bis character.
Jamea Lenox's case is said to have
been different lie was naturally
retiring and bad an aversion to So
cicty. lie never sought friendship
AQl never had a companion lie was
q born studontl and his love Of rare
books became passion. There is
q. tradition, however, that in early
lie he islt tie power Of female at
tractga but the course of true love,
nal did not run smooth The
maH6f sas life Of philanthropy and
apd,nas gwen h benelaelions, con-
Alex IA. the Lenox Institute
.man. ma IS ms vas apiah loohiug
'has riaer raa. DIS appearance
mtaa euss lA He grew up
devoted q 4 Until be tnd iemalned
mon IL cave aaay q game an OLD
mpnfy, ana wes 8 this fJeal deal o.
lyesaiul Bis 0eihcr Reject high
ried, but AlexaHies neyer4eft mar
the example lie sagfs<1aid q
entire estate TO lis 1olhef' Who 3
aow he richest saedr sefnei on us
-o,.saieat A93ugh an txcellsa
business man Robert L. Stuart has
slways eultlydled iiterature. and ha
one q tn9 Soeet pgiyato s5hrarl ia
.he city New York CorNC asinnal|
Gazette
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15


we publish on The second page oil
/ this mornings Appeal a lull and
carefully edited report ol The firsi
Message ST President Arfhur IL IL
a very conservative doclmcnt, and
deals frankly uiil ile general inter
ests Of The county and 6 home and
foreign policies .Amqhg ils recon
mendaiions whichh 3ticularly in
terest the people q s. part Of the
Onion are those 1fing a liberal
Appropriation fof Improvement
Of She Mississippi; Ne application
Of the nibney received irS 'e sale.
Of the public lands ~
purposes, according 70 th
Of each STATE the opening
much Of the Indian Terri
not occupied by the ]
the allotments Of apeeiic
land 10 the red man Tit
compel the adoption
WAYS. He also recOmUl
lease Of National banks
es in view Of the red
rate Of interest on the ~
ted by them for circula .h,
lilion Of the stamp op MI
and matches, and Oh Fiefa.
stamps, aud endorses commel
dation ofthe SesfeihI the Treal
ury, the payg l-s-of the arrears [,
pensions peri Htti1g, to th6lish 4
internal revghue save that derive
iFom whisky and tobacco. He OF
poses the> 3sturbance of tue bond
unless a wer rate (three per cent
ot interel can be secured, and h
urges ceoR Romy In every department
ct the Government. He endorse
an OF thel recommendations of III,
fostmastef General, and is very EN-
phatic in 3 Is assurance Of his pur-
pose to Prosecute the s 9 rout,
robbers - punishme1y alsc
urges th9kAhe navy be 5gtbcnsl
oy a1l = I'D that th.
alm{ Va e6irty thou
s, sIu' s earnest in
e l's 6lygamy and
-, Its suppression
- Vice reform as a ne,
times, and favors 9
The tariff. He deyotes es-
htion to our foreign rela-
"a refers with pride to the
hlY friendly feeling existing
Ee our country and England
rs reference to the assassination OF
Garfield is brief, but in good taste.
He congratulaies the people on the
general prosperity, and the peace and
good will which prevails at home
and abroad, and promises to see
that the laws are enforced and adj
ministered in spirit of Justice.
There are few suggestions and con
clusions in the Message with which
we'diler--these we cannot point out
to day, but in the main it is a credit
able document, one that will ehal-
lenge the respect and confidence OF
the cOuntry-Appeal.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

.S-fDes and places for ioiSi"s' ,'
courts In the Fir'st > ''"'0i'''
DIssrjct.


..,,,,tv of Vishomiugo on the ID Mon
~ in January and July, and continue SIX
i9ys ths county Of Mcorn, on the Sd Monday
rI..,,.rvand July, and continue twelve days.
T., Nv county Of Prentiss, on the lst Monday
Of February and August, and continue twelve
laws, a. qa uorab, &,
tebruary aud August, and continue eighteen
IN ibe county Of ltawamba, on the % Mon
Law in March and september, and continue SIX
4, ibe county Of Monroe. on the lth Monday
I'm April and October and continue twenty
ui' +. 10 county OF Chioeasaw, LIST. District
a a Wo,lavs m April and October and con-
..,,,o trelye DAYS; and in the End District I'd
tfan5svs in March aud September and continue
eighteen days. --
7, the county Of Tishomingo, on the 4th Mon
avsof March aud September aud continue six
days. .na1.4Afo-5.-
9rriI Nd October, and continue six days.
T.. tbocountv Of Alcorn, on the % Mondays
II Ana October, and continue twelve days.
rtbo county IF Itawamha, on the 4th Mon
49, ef Aprn and October AID continue six
In tbe county Of Lee, on the lst hcndsya OF
Nsv AMI Nevefhsr, aud continue twelve days.
N tbe county Monroe, on the lst Mondays Of
yssrch and = ptember, and continue eighteen
days
IBtts eountkof Chickasaw, lst District-3rd
Hendaviu Na and November, and continue
81 days, ana 3 the "a District 9Th Monday In
veye1d Eo- Der and, contuu4 twelve days.
JkTICES COURT.
oE0L0EA BEAT.
Jusilesat.-l lehter holds court on first and
thi~. saturday in each month Egypt
lusuc3 W hts n9ds court on FIRST saturday
atOk0lorA 10 the Court House.
Mayor Bodenhamer, oE>lle 2nd and 4th Mon
days 10 each month at Okolohe.
HOUSTON rEAT.
Justice White sit on FIRST and thyd M0u-
iags ia each month.
BEAR No. 2-Justiee Steene holds his cosr.
At lloulka on the "a Saturday in zach month.
BEAT SuNBEE F0uR.
Justice H. 7. Allen, sit on ,he Lfst
jaturlays ia each mouth at Meals Store and
on third Saturdays IN each month as Bnena
Visits.
Justice e.. Orr on the ST 5tturiaf aaera
Vista, and al tsaps Store an tae -ll rt'aIi3g
imeach month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

At its session OF 1880, the n
al Grange passed a resolution
clarindth the Commission
Agriculture should be made a
net officer at the head OF q e.
department representing the
tant interests condded to hI
Tde Grange at its recent
renewed the application,
measure will come up~feF Gee
ton at the next session Of O.
The Committe on Agricuaa-
ported bin 1.-THE same tina ~. ~
cred by Mr., Muldrow, Of - ~
pi, if we are not mistakel he
out the recommendation tbe
Grange, and though it rs.;led
House by a large majorlt @,.en
TO become Q law, and is 81 = =,
question. Some ofits OF fs;
barrassed its passage by 'o,p.to~.
tion to combine it with {, cns;o,
ests under the general ~,
of a Department of I9ly' 4
others made direct wuPoA !.
The enactment Of a md ~ -
questionably proper car ~ Il
retarded if il be urg WIN ~
energetic spirit its imra ranOS I.,,i.
mands The following Ies9sN', /,
was unanimously adoiu y
National Grange at itste
Resolred. That a lmml's
ten OF this body beappo'a'Vu'
visit the Commissiof oil Ae, =
ture to confer with N m ,, le.~,
to the elevation ol lA eepa. -
a higher rank, ansg g eopFey
protest OF tie Nuonal ol'
against embraclu "a tha1 "ep -.
ment other industries OF ".s
beyond the one which "e lsP
agriculture.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

bgypl nail arrives every day, (except sun
al ~ l-e'elook, aud leaves same day at !
eel lek, ?. ~
FROM Pttssafo trrivee Tu..lavs Thnrsda =.
sid Saturday, q ~ and leaves Z p M,
same days.
To Poat1tac, iefes Houston ia-- iss..-rnu
Fridavs az a. NJ, az arrives Tuesdays and
saturdays at p. m.
FROM Grenada @ hpstau arrives Weines-
aavs Frilavs and saAssay at p. m, and
stvss Mondays, Weiaesdsss ana Fridays a
d7a 70. eaeh week
We.t Point. arrives Tuesisls and Saturday
~ f2a. N. ana leaves 2. ,n same DAYS.
Rates of Uemmis sion charg1 far Money Or
ders. 49,
~, IS aud q q 3D.. ID cta
Fdr80aad fl....st+s-l -l &C
ser 30 an4 pi. ...=-ssA' -
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

10 is related that in no Fagy part
Of this century it was CUSTOMARY 10
tho rural districts for a husband to
ohasiise his wife as much as he did
his children GiaGnally We begin
to lcsIa q The grand simpl city of
ehafa4ser 90 marked ia eur ancestors
to ghhm Wc owe alever Of good
'appe4ts IN these sFale days.
Lowell Citizen.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15
Youna slaH, Como VYesl.

Ocne there was o poor boy who
came West to grow up with the
country, with no money or clothes
or lroAds Ha got tired OF walking
and borrowed a horse in an absent
minded kind Of way The neighbors
saw that the boy showed signs Of
genius, and they met aud promoted
him.
From being o poor unknown lad
he rose to O cabinet position IN @
few years.
On the Top shelf oi q Lagamie cab
met there is smiling akasls with a
vacant look about the eyes ana a ball
look on top. That IS what isaelt ol
thv pyof boy who oahqe "a
grow up with the oountrN
al 0fsl be rose 70 the to
rel From that proud en-
rose rapidly to a heia
feet, and now b
Of q cabinet
which any oaa
OF c0uso he's
lehtcd if he had
tenn with hln
everything 20 p
This only go'
that no boy Ia
Is tRoQr - -
4rI
among his follow
rapidly that when 1
ont and looks over the-fd
tho tree The weight of bis S
ID break him il 4wo.-BIIl
fQ0meFau8
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

Nlcorn and Pfentiea..W Il Rccs
kuiie md Lincoln, G Byrd
CaAounend Yalohusha, Z Collns
Choeag and Montgomery, b +
AFnstlOng
pont6.nc anIh Berry.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15
- At R.sc"EDtI.E'

"A. aA ENs ~ = AAsA~
ir,es src, sunday, Mach -fh
lssl rtssrS5rR.
kb atOkolaua atasia Az
~. liEong buih. arr.at okoloua at 4iio ~
No. 3, going ---------.
-- !. Of Mississippi.
,3SGREsslONAL.
a. S. senai jz. George.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
i. J.. Muldrow,
lsi ui''' Fan II Manning
.ni q. d. Money
afd ID. Il. Singleton
4in q. II. Hooker
s,n y. r. Chalmefs'
sth STATE.
~. N. Stone,
9oVefleN ~ tn. Sims,
Lieut. oaIiate-u Q. Meyers
sc y 'ei 9elpesier OWN
Audiior s-Thls. G.. Catchtngsi
Au'y' uentW. L. Hemingway
tlessuly55 w. ~. A. smith
o'p''0 w ''' COUNTY.
l.. Wilson,
eAerlu-o ,a-E. r. Medln-
~ y. lnss.t -. =. III. B. Lacey
= Nirce.ls ~. C. Lyon.
~ .F. Thompson,
W. nrer-J. W. McName
~ JPERvIs0PS
qrd "N .ss.-1ehns3l
ard 90 ~. z. Sadler,
4th -R. L. Bean.
5tl- j. A. Lewis.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15


I 22d -..H N Boone
| $50 -..-I III Dalton
! 9th -..1 O Reynolds
i Wilson
/ 2jth 10y n Hyer
| goth -.... {oln c Kyle
| 9th -...9 B Perkins
JP Walker
2Sm -.. Go w Gayles
/ 18Th 49,. , R Jciiolds
30th -...Nm II FizGeral
3lst -...J Monroe Lidde
SD -....J0hn Terry
33d -..W w Humphrie.
- ,.., rastvrs.
I AZ as........'Ino Y @eilen
a a fdtle5
Wm Il Lynch
A.corn .....Wm VI lnge
Ami,e ... Frank a McLain
Atto!a .,......D 4 omyihe
Jas Z McCool
Benton .......Nm Ayres
Bolivar .......t "A MontgomerySl
j II budord
Caihoun-.....R N Proyho
Carrol,......II Q WILKINSON
G 3 Iuuipsccd
Chicka,aw-..JW w Buchanan
N p Crawford
ChootaW ......h ~ watson
Claiborne .,...I bMastuJ-r
j II e.'!es
Clarke ....... samuel " 1eTIall
Clay. ....,...Frnk : White
Coaloma zee. q " WISE
Copiah ....."Ge > Doad5
q J Cay yues
Colington.....eoil Aa-aeson
DeSoto..,...,y % Harf..l
Il Grapsberry
z a Massball
franklin .....M y Johnson
Greene........k j. Mclunis
Grenada .-,. WIN MeswIne
Hancock .....T n Fayre
Kinds ....... .Thos Atkinson
J B Greaves, jr
J A Shorter, jr
Geo G Cranberry
Holmes .......E f Noel
J II Downer
J P-I0GSett
Issaauena !. .4SSB BlaeAWell
Itawamba " A NabosAs..
Jackson ....Jas b McRae
Jasper ..... Jos Blokenshp
JOile4e"" ''''.
j . w Whitney
Jones.........J g Welooru
Kemper .,.....A NJ Moore
Lafayette. Chas y Howry
! 3 Jones
Laudefdale. .Thos II Woods
," tHeo ''''' A.s',-' '.~' =
,in0 "A BIalr
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

we're We ~ di.ed
work Of destruc
| One half Of the lad
fondness for fried clHQ
while the other Wou
nothing but portefhoui
fried potatoes. In the ii
one half drank iced m
others coffee, ~
demanded sad free{y I'd
how or other there was
talking toward the close
and the Nightingale spok6
intelligently upon. a numb
esting topics rAt times
would make an assertion
companion could not entel
then an interesting and
discussion would follow
these arguments we're esll'
justed, and breakfast Y
time for the doubleheadd
to Bunnells Museum for
day exhibition.-Excha
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15
Dlnrne with che Two-IIeaded
GsasA

In response 70 an invitation from
SIR. ]. r. Smith, q Star reporter
took breakfast Rith Mile Christine,
the doubleheaitd girl This inter
esling young lady possesses TWO
heads, four sfms, four feet, sings
duets, walsss, polkas, and boasts Of
several 5ther accomplishments.
When " reporter arrived all was IN
readiness for The morning meal.
Five psrsons comprised the party,
sThe weather is exceedingly oppLe
siveS was The greeting Of the
sid he doubleheaded girl q
= right hand Of
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

Justice q. Orr on the st 5t.ursaT agera
Vista, ana at tsal's Store IN go ~ 0s'ai33g
imelch month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

JusO e,ss-l lehter holds court on first and
thi- saturday in each month Egypt.
lusuc3 White n9ds court on FIRST saturday
atOkolorA 10 the Co-rt House.
Mayor Bodenhamer, or>he 2nd and 4th M0n-
DAYS 10 each month at Okol0hs,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

Justice White on first and ftNpd Mon-
iags ia each month.
BEAr No. 2.-Justiee Steens holds his cosrl
At Houlka on the "a Saturday in each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

An 0sWego girl drQ
her false eyebrows
aud itso badly scare
at her side tAa
thought ii was B
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

Justice Il. 7. Allen, sit on ;ho trsi
jaturlays ia each mouth at Meals store and
on Third saturdays IN each month at Bneu'
Eistz
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

Meets iih Saturday ia each month. J. q.
fFazse, Master VI. A. bearing sec'T.