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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16


IT will be remembered that Mr.. c.
+ Bailey, editor Of the Vicksbnre
mich. Monitor, paid our little city
visit several weeks since. The
following viii show what he thinks
Of East Mississippi
&C. E Bailey returned from lis
trip through The South last Friday,
weilpleased with its appearance as an
agricultural country It is not
thickly populated, and what it needs
is 90 Influx Of thrifty 60 ahead farm.
ers, such as the North produces
There appears TO be no special de
mand for other kinds Of business. but
II farmer is possessed ola spirit OF
unrest, aud must go somewhere.
East Mississippi is the place for him.
Although mr. Bailey Is home again.
he has material enough for several
letters descriptive Of people and
places, and their publication will be
continued.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16


Editors Messenger ~ see from :
late paper that somebody has seen :
man looming out Of a saloon in our
city, wipIng his mouth" and Is much
horriled lhereat can see nolbing
wonderful in this. Now II Tie saloon
had been seen coming out Of the man
wiping It's mouth, or the man had
been seen coming out Of bis month
wiping the saloon. or the mouth bad
been seen coming out Of the saloon
wiping the man, OF the man and NJ
saloon bad been seen coming out of
something else wiping The mouth Of
ne mouth bad been seen coming ont
81 e hole ID the street wiping ~
saloon With 8 man. or il tue mouth
the man aud the saloon had been saaa
coming out 81 3 balloon wipina eana
hing % driak, lhea there Woaidhave
been room for complaint, but "a man
coming out 81 4 saloon wlping his
mouth e ahd haa been daav
in this town Tor number
81 years regardless Of idle com
nents I'D. NJ
0kolona. Mics, II, 1881.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

Al persons indebted 10 MYERS,
Housman & Co. are hereby notified
% call and settle, otherwise suits win
bo brought against them. The under.
signed holds al notes and accounts
due said lirm, as Assignee oil same
and ia alone authorized 10 collect ana
receipt Tor same.
c. @, MURRAY, Assignee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

The anticipated letter from Gen.
LoWu. declining % become an
avoutd candidale--or as Bis friend,
senator Co2An puts It. adsclinine
10 enter into 4 scramble for ne nom.
inaiion FOR Governor has been
published 70 ihe Ficksbarg CONNER.
.eihl cen Lowry very properly
says tie Senatorial contest should
haFe no influence IA making nomina-
Sons IS state aaeera. ~ Whit 80
infer that be would not favor Sc
nsQposea "bareain and Intrigue.
hlch uapld make M. Lamar Bic
-
8 F. = AAI9z04I4
eptsrnos irrespective q ihi asplra-
sons q othet good ard sfns
sen. and II ahzzlalo zsos Of shel
s. 1eIl Ed
1Nt General 3 depusssa
dIaegins lhe Senatorial question into
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
aorz ron ssEEt

S ASSIGNEE 0FNUgn0CI s pARUH
"A NAN viii sen TIE follow in- &C.. cr.bed
Tots q Ok onas i1 lots Cd block fa and
l0is q block s2 very desirable ~ residences
lots fss. west 8 ~ 10 8is. 20 block 81. ara
south fractional iai la6. block 2s. ga which are
dwellings,
Alec q acres aH 90 ODE e s 81 p 81 E. 10 s 90.
Q i2.rh.e Ans "a Co., abaFe described prop
criY uill seii s. private sale.
Jda-afl D. y BLACK. Ass gree.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

} u nEOWNLEr, Ex'rs Cleneey Coua
80. lOl. 81 1-t District
JOHN HHOWNfEE, decd ! Cl.esa.aW 90.
IuE STATE o. MISSISSIPPI
TO Nary g. Smith, B uhaw, fannin County,
Texas
We are cited 90 appear before tie Chance
/ ~ Court Of The lst District Of Chickasaw
County, in said State, on the
8rd Monday in November, lssE,
% how cause, &c any sou. can, why ihe final
account of J. 81. Dgowuioe, Exr OF the estate
OF John 5roanlca, deo'a., should moths allow
s3. as statot and said EX'r. discharged.
Witness mr band, els '.i dav Of June, 1881
iunes-it. E.F MtDIIN. Clerk
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

TIE canvass, but We trust he win par
don rs for he criticism; that while
sbout half his entire letter f devoted
70 hat subject. che average reader Is
notlikely to gather from Ct but two
well defined facts. One. Is, Gen.
Lowry is non-commitial on lhe Sem
atorial sueefssionl apd ihe b'her /
is, bis appafent severity upon the |
editor Of his home paper, which, %
this distance, appears % lave been
put forth with q view 10 enforcing
the conviction Of bis positive nea-
irality, on the ever gulable public.
He says;
"In reference to The Senatorial
contest, it is not improper for me to
say that tits supposed by some, as !
am informed, that the severe criu-
cisms Of my friend and neighboTi
Col. Frantz, Of the Republican, upon
the course Of Col. Lamar we're in
spired By me. Such was not the
{ fact on the contrary, l have no
sympathy with the rude attacks
Z made upon that distinguished gen
, tleman."
Put that little extract side by side
with the following, from the Brandon
D Republican:
o "What right have their [ Lamar
: and Rarksdale) respective friends 70
enter into an agreement Of the kind
without consulting the friends o.
y Lotrrg, Featherston, Young, Stone
e Houston, King, Percy, and other
d probable aspirantsf We want nc
ring in Mississippi, like they have in
, New York and Pennsylvania, with Q
= u. S. Senator ct the head, to saj
If who shall hold all the offices ofhon
e OF and profit. Major BarLsdale 4
!. our choice for Senator, on not fol
I. G0rerN0ls and " arc not willing 3.
= see him put in . position ne doe
= not want in order TO keep him out o
8, Lamars way
ie Add 10 this paragraph the edItoria
as conn ents' Of the vicksburg Com
+ mercial
NJ "Gen. Robert Lowry, Of Brandon
re- has written q letter to Judge Cowan
4. Of this city, which We publish else
where, in which be declares that be
not a candidate for Governor Will
20 there is no doubt that the Genera
D means What he says, it strikes ms b
& 10 "a an ercelient position % be StrUc
/, By iightRing
"a The ways Of politicians are not 8
deriOus after all
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16


A liquor prohibitionist said TO as
a few days since IF you maintain
that Il is an infringement upon indi-
vidual rights, end violatiye Of the
spirit Of our free institutions to enact
laws, prohibiting the manufacture,
importation, sale and use Of spiritu-
Gus, vinous and malt liquors, why not
advocate the repeal Of oil the criminal
statutes-tho Laws against murder,
theft, etc p Why said he "thereis a
law which prohibits me from running
my horse down your streets or on
the public highway, and that is an
infringement upon my rights and
eurtails my liberty and I want it re-
pealed" To which we replied The
statutes against crimes and INSIDE
meanors are designed only to restrain
the vicious, and punish the offenders,
and we have now just such statutes
designed TO control the conduct Of
the liquor dealers and punish the
seller and the drunkard for improper
conduct. A good citizen would not
desire to run his horse through the
street Of city, and if there was no
law restraining him he would not be
guilty OF such an act. But the illus
tration is not applicable. The Pro-
hibitionist would restfict the personal
liberty Of thirty good men whose tenn
perance and moderation he might be
prodted by initiating, because one
viii violate the privilege Of selecting
for himself what, when and bow much
he viii drink, or for fear some one of
the thirty may in time become
drunkard. To be consistent in your
position you should pass a law that
nobody be allowed to ride horses, for
fear some vicious individual might
run his horse through the street or
on the public highway, thereby en-
dangering the life Of some Of his
fellows.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

30 tbe highest bidder Cor cash. The following de-
scr.bed proper y, situated in Che 2nl District OF
Cdekasaw county, Miss to-wit: OF Three
Hundred ard Ninety iue $500 ia Cd CITY OF
0koloua, by the rift survey az sai1 city, lying
and being 90 lhe west -iae Of Church street. in
Section Twentv-sevou 800, Township twelvs
G21. Range Five 81 East Cai ,E4aaw eoduty,
n ississipui
Commissioner Sale within legal dours.
Fl. p. LACEY, Commissioner.
June q igf-4w
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

WHEREAS, Letters Of Adninis
traitor were granted 10 the under
sigaci un ias Estate oi I A Porter
decreased. hy iae Ghaneery Court.
l-t District of chckssag county,
Mississippi, on the
AHA aaay Of april
aoilce Is hereby given % ell persons
having claims against the estate 81
SAID dccedent 90 present aud have the
same registered . the Clerk of said
Court, as tho Law directs. within the
time prescribed the by statute. or they
will BE forever barred.
JOHN L. DAVIS.
Nav GO q Administrator.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

the proposition OF Col, Cq) d. L
Love, oswest Point, Columbus, Ne.
ridian, New Orleans, HUNTSVILLE, Ala
and God knows from where else he
may hail, 70 start a cotton factory
with $4,000 capital, q corlnlh,
Miss.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

Aah iNtttt - wv ot1Aiei WV
We pbtlish elsewhere, Give forth 70
uncertain sound You may not
agree with him 10 his position, but
you cannotsa be q wanting in
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

TaE latest Fom Albany aboWs 20
mere pu0speot foF ths reiHrn Of
Coukling and Plafe % the u. q.
Senate man ss'vh9 beginning q ne
contest Bye, bye, nc iud Roscoe.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
NoN.REsIDENrN NoFICE.

MARY A. HUssEY, Aam'z,
vs..
CHRISTOPHER HUSSEY, e.. al heirs
Of URIAH HUSsEl, Deceased.
CHASoEaY CoUnr -Fmsr DlsTmor.
To Urah .. Iiussov, Nanor. Travis county,
Texas
YOU are hereby cited 70 be and appesr b.
4 fore the Cdancerv Nouri oi tie lsi Disc
trici ct ChicAasaw countY Mississippi o. be-
holden Al the conf. House, ia iAs City Of hous-
ton, On DE
ard Monday Ia Nav, 1851,
% Plead, answer or dennr % iha nil fied
In this cause. in Hiish rfn ans feiaa SAINT.
e.. i. NEpilN CLERK.
April 2s-n
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

20 the highest bidder for cash, the following de-
cribed property, situated n 0k0lona, IN the
md District of said County, to-wit Middle
Fractional Part Of Lot Seventy -our, tT43
Block Four (4l Tilt su=rev Ct Qkolaaa.l com
msncag Twenty four t2il feet from the
R0fth west corner Of Lot SereutY-dFe f151
Block Four a. running West thirty 800 feet
more On less 70 the Northeast cnrner az Ilark
readers lot thence South One Hundred ami
Elehiy-nine ls3) feet thence East Thirty $50
feet Of the Soutt-west corner * Lot Soveutv-hee
l5) Block -Four ,4) thence North b the
beginning point.
Such title win be 5oId As .s Vested in ne as
Commissioner
II. b. LACEY, Commissioner
june 2, 'sI3w
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
COMMISSIONERS sALEl

GATES DTRRRELL, Guardian If
KITTY ROSE CARLISLE, C. al.
No 33i VS..
MARY u. OAkLlSLE,
e Hmea-B cert, 2ad Bisfns', Bog Trm ISL.
DY virtue Of a decree made and entered in
ID above cause, 10 The Chancerv Court, Of the
2nd DISTRICT Of Chickassw county, Mississippi,
az he May FERN, lssl !. as Commissioner
will son IN front Of lho Court House door ia ihe
olIn n mLnInna. ON
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

The Gibbs aie REQUESTED 50
meet on SATURDAY, JULY
10th, ahd elect ielsgates
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

Convention has been oahea bF.
the Exoealire COMMITTEES. to
meet at Houston. on
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16

We are reliably Informed tliAt n.
B, cgaFfqrd Esqs o. Atlanta, vii
accept anomiaution onopr hagisla-
tive ucket. II tonderod him. He
would be lhehigbt man in the Iikhl
place, anda Hckel HlibN. B. Cav
ford andJ. w Ruehanan Al Sc head
womdbaaimply iayinciblsiin Chiekr
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-16
COssylIssaONrR's SAFE!

No. 329 rs.
CALIIE n. THOMPSON, and
JACOB THOMPSON her Guardian
Cimerg Court 2ad Dismcs Nag Tsrn 1881
DY virtue Of decree made and entered in
ID above stated cause, in ihe Chancerv Court.
Of the 2nd District of Chickasaw county Mis-
siissirni, at tie May Term. 1881, J, as special
Commissioner, viii .1H n fta9t Of the CouT,
House doQf in the Civ 81 Okoiona, ou
, 1881-07-02
The Jo,f. md tho Russians.

ST. Ttlsr4tury tnrrsyppldrgft L4'tl'm Daily Stics.
Al m pXamplu III Tho ntlllclltu of TITO Jcws
a,naux t.!o Knor,.,st nussinn peaaantrs. tho fol-
lnwing uhurAatlrlstiu alDry wld tHld tn inp BY 2
jew, IND II wlrth eu!uMns 9f explanation: \
t't.I4nst Rt,as 70 ,tJew III IN u!nIile VILLAGE nid
isks fur tho Ionn pr II rlbIo IT, tHy vta1kM. Tho
.low eosstla. 70 ltnd l.o r.lnle. h!it 1e,lres ss-
ski. eoat ~ paw,', Tho pcasallt returns Tor hs
GoAt Hil4 give. It to lilo jew IN qxchHnEc FOR u
r.tble. Tl,o hitter, huworgr. lands tho t,.bfe OH
.iio aou,rty 9r ,tv shropskiI, only " tt!o !tsna
when ha CUNTS tu cluiM his cuat he s,iiyl pMy
llnck the rlu lent UNI! aIlttlior ri!hc beside fDr
tue IDNN. IIls tho peasant Hntorssatuls ind
Koes away win slle rthlc. netnrs t!!o peasant
"Whnt M i,ltnt ynl nre! Tive mo 6nek nuw tho
r,,b'r whlUh hAsu just Kycn SnI,Ns ynM Will 9n'y
hive only anc ruGle ~, !" pay me when yo'a
fnErn In by tits logic. Hyps uAck ito rlIln aud
E.ps h0nu 4, iiis fr!crn!s. When No ln1s told
tl,eM what !'a tas '!lHru sonD nne eSctnins,
" How IL 1t that ytIl bring t,ptnlnE hauky You
bring llt r1l,l,ey, tiu rouk yil still uwc elo low
II ruIlp, Juld you EArG Inst yplr Gt4t" Tho l!ull
peHsunt seratuhrs hls hea'l AND replies, "t rtn!y
ttnll't kstuw nysa1F l,uw Il hns pccM dong. but the
jew Nns perfectly right ~ fiis cn'eltiltiou."
, 1881-07-02

-. flHsA1 Guy ilID,l TiHtfA. ...s +
Truesdnle w.ls lutAlGd tu shovel grain FROM
ono Of tho bus g tllo chute. Thn,,,At thla Tin
run u perpendicular tsnhNg GcreW. elevator.
which, 6einx uttnuhun to tin SHUT by II l,ett,
wus Kept constantly II molten: ~ s6mo @ aoGi-
nnii llis iout lIpiux, cAsKht In, the rotating
ianse wns drawn down. tho st,aft len an which l.a
lavul win the i!oar. Knowing that W.
!cas sonacthtpK wus apoudlly dong big whulo
bAiy would 'he grt,utld 10 pfcccA III this new
ealAax0 iunohinG, ut, with II rrescncp Ut mimi
Tint was oxtrA9r'inary, ras.sl hls btHly alnti
reaulcl tito bolt which turned tho ilt'I9s. nnd ly
Bhnur atronNth Of n!usct9 lclt tbs lnHohlnory
still, thus putting h!a strength ,xltEat tic
HtrujsXt IT twenty .hnrag unxll,o. In this con-
tiIt,on, With hIserushcll aiI rlangIrl lluh sll 1T.
tho snllrIsiHo, he iUt nut n4nnst tito englnD ftlr
tnrcn-qllnrlGrs Ut III hour, when hu WIS resnuch
BY othar welkGen, who bull c9mo 70 SCI e. whit .
tHkan to tho Sisters Ilpsplnit und Or. liRger
saya ho WIZ nlsilnntoly recnyertao .lso q the ~
l,,,i w0Iglls nuly III puAnds, Int h II purtnut
Kiailt IN muscle Thr. furIy-ttyo nlni'tgs NJ
apunt hulslily the lnachipry, ho says,Wtll always
Du Il horrible tJlfI1ct11brtIJlCO.
, 1881-07-02
-
sAltOaftcr Isloptrip Motor,

motor hui b0a, Experimental III during tho lAyt
fow lays III iaris. Si. d. IMavd, i wo!l,known
p!outrl6iAti, hus devised 4 MlullltM OF ,.pp,yiug
tut electrical. .,c4rrtnt to tue propulsion Ut u
hUnt. md Vi far thu russlEls AHvVlA6D otalluntly
Alt!.tar!ory. Thopxpuflnput4 hivu hron ,nau!'
ou tho sc!,,g. 20 several tseast!,,s VIII I. s''inI
Tr,uv6's :. clul(rlo Inoipr oululslpu 0f',
slvtusns ca!l.: whtsh " HI, s'plo anf
III power I'd q .thrvp. tatle1 segqW ut tho sler,l
of tue bl,At, trlD mn!nr ltself ~ tifel Oh tae
uppar purt u tho rraaur. which u fsliuW. ~ u
uiIyGsients, u tlue1 n!so tho svruW. THU lnltur
With ia Iccess6rios. ut,es Hol weigh n,lFv than
tiye ktinHrant.les:. M. TsuaySs nppar.!s!,. May y,
REASON Whatever why Ii night not lv ~ .lo.lltila
a. Ia hu lppiiuAblo 10 vesspls Ut much larxtt
ltulunxIons khmn uMt expuriMeMtn1 IN. Experl'
nVpt1 lu navigation Gy uluutrlclty W0ro QlAlt
IN tho News III lS33 BY 1acont, but tho lnelh!,t
nlopted bud 80 many dsnwbAtks ns 10 bs ptaett
d,n1l u4etGtS. .
, 1881-07-02

f)ErNolr, sflct Juty t.-flMutt-Rtendy.
t,NAIS-Whent dull: pxtra nomlnn., NO, white.
sLtsIp, In1y, tl.tati, August aitS1t, septonhtrs
tllGt(s Oetolnr, flttk. M W!lto, fl4j No. rod.
HILL ieecart, m.UN Gut shipments, Il, ,tkJ bu.
, 1881-07-02

ssxsas DagaH H.svaI3oeot,s 70 une Geago X, oor
ias wuek m 0pany '!rn cl,s!ns Ut t'1e nrlsos
of lnsl Menks Wls % ~ i"! I'LL
4iGu siSX uSs j.. st H. f,s,r,in
M.as f s!ss; aS n s' " s"'
sE.is sXs i.aMl,s.-i -itunc,r4, ~ cars, ts.t waax.
I'll s:as ;ssSS sa r. Il aa s ''S sS.s ~ II
WcGnesdny. Whet prert lactsAacd omG cent. Ilttinx
Vxttn., - -, ="
IL - = - NEW YEnEs
1 NEW youK, 1uty L-s.Eyns-l,oco,pta. 1.7sq; In
il
prime nHtys s9eEs 9l!e;%!so t.s H., ra!.G" '
ssks i1f n ny 5 tys @
.aeep n eascasse* na!o1: 70: sestea An,er;
t Y 1sss ra9Gft1a it,; st1a II 'o"'
MI s f Sr os,os e
%t5He: lH,H1o: 5'gs I'M ~. ,,,,o ,v., nou.
inai ii Is v;GS Is par l&lbs. I.;.'
;. :: purrA1n. ! !, ~: 80: So:
, 1881-07-02

sn,.t,, n.,rn,,s - =. ;,s;,o.. r,,,a.
: L1yEitroot. .jusy l-u;a1,G I. m.-ytuu,t- LII,
Sd, No. ia. - ,s'',''ss.A - F@ - -
QmAtk-Whsat-WlaseF No. Il " lod, No. i y "a;
No !. al, nluL No l. u iii. M. T. ID. Gorns Il
M.',. H. w. '' wv :, - -
rnpvlsIpXs-rork. ~, Lard ~. :, -. =:
"Tn ~ RI, ,t,,s r. r. l,s si ,a.,e ~
BrcsdstuIs uutut .Sptlug wheat " 24Stpa ID, Corn
slKd. wua.hsf slpNsry., ~, .~-,..s r. :
lhVkHFoVas tulJ t-euAu.t"o u.,ss.l nsoss EasksTn
aFuaer, Vt ~. TpEpohtann apifts-SW9l9ft ~ ia
, 1881-07-02

CiEvHLANr. o., July l-rgTRoLEust-Ftrn quo
tutluns UNCHANGED, etundnrs! whlte i0 tost. Ut 7f
ltrrHnuItt,, ttt July t.-fsrlluL Fairly net
iru; Uultcl eerluatus 6r1ler Nv 1sVcs refined, to-
rhtlAdHlNhlu dollyrry,
MEIpiiY, VSf,it.. July y1.-cO1ToS-putets tecoipts
~ halts shipments, Gilt STOCK, lhU@u EnIeA No
MtlItlnKa ilEfG. - ~ ..- '-.--."
, 1881-07-02

uo790X, ;July l.-FluV.t-Bseady ana nfVa, Westozt,
suIletuhe, g,qNT@i1. Common cxtFas 4tsaa ahIi WA-
copsp xraa, tL15QG Q3i a1nnes0la pxtsas. fAU>6u
WIatcf wheats, pAlo plId Michigan, ludl.
sna. @.out usI ln!aH1a. slaaa5.l sprlna
patents, t1.uhsa.ts nintur passnts. y -
law, a11ge, a,oamer, 6sad?e, NJ Htaau. fs Gats
lnll; NJ aFa vatFe& & &Mh,!a ". ~ h2a WHasS ata
~ ,>.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,ohrorc,i - a{.":.
HfcsiFfs.Sinii, j,Gj 6rlA MfN saak4l cosu, M,0oo
but WluIt, 1.tN Vai iaks, *An lu. , .oo ,:t ~.
HnipNENT3-flUaA llAl bslsi euFn @llo W. H. i,
, 1881-07-02

1s1sflItfA.

pEontA. f1t, IuIy i-tll,AtS-~Eorn 1utot and onsy,
hIIti.uI xsd. ef ,nIxed, 4nt 6s. Onts soady, NJ.
Wits, ;ssn. Ryr H0nlAnl Mt &fNl.
it!unwlxek Nominal nj t1W.
jkErEtrCs-NhrnL i'm bd; ct,rtl, El6t1 ht; oats,
7,Alb init ryr. nnno, hnfIey. NJ btL . '
tyilNMkHTA--Hh hAnt ~ hit Euta, lt.SN bur oats
31,b1S hui tye. nuhAt TtriHy ,ttIRte.
, 1881-07-02
1ff}tlIt.

'1'tItAI,EttIf1A, .Jnty 1.-WnnI-flrmnr, Ohio
Pennsylvania unt West vLrHln!n t9aGtG; rx'rHt t.3
%Iu mud,un. 4,6ptGu, cbursc a;c, Suw iork. sI1ch-
gan, tndtnnn, aud WustuFn jne, 0 Tie, nG!,nl 40
Act cpnEsa at. washed uDIubly md uqIR!n0. W.
Atei MhwAsl!ed %. &sf:ties rniIrd, 3,@f@c.
is,,AT9x, luty iEWDt'lwtlEnjt ol, M''d a. vHnns[.
lu!u pcurx, na. E4l4c, Kentucky couOtng, F.cI u-
HustGl tnuGus 15G1liI.
, 1881-07-02
'.NtILWAulSEE,

atlLwAuKaR. July i.-rhpul- -uuehanusd, -
T. HAAlI~.Yhuat strnaat No, has,l, tl.2ai: No. y
hard. tL!y4t No. Aitwausne, !ulT, &l.l1Ht August
.9,.la!si No. Awaukoa, s!Jnlt No. l. At A'c. Cora
quist a4t h!ahprl NJ: ~ va uMts dnll nna iowast
sd III; Ss3a, s III: ps ct. a ST.; s;e e Sa
EaEaNt.Essat d !. nSa, sits E"issaes'a ssa W ee'e
y NV hs's' ~1'aa:s So) but ota
'.SsI!iaH,Ffx7s-v!op' ,sp@ -bs'a' wAoat laFuS hu,
sThe lGard adjourned I'LL Tuelasy. : 'f, ., -
, 1881-07-02
TOLEDO,

TolEno, O.,:Jhty z..tlHAlN-yAcatq quiet Int irai
Nh. fbl: upVt tla,tit August sLliNI bupipsuboF,
sLiN<t ruar sL1s anlIuF MlehIxan. th3l Cutn quilt
hut tlraap pplxh.nl1ea, alul No. spNI, @t4ut yoar
<,s0, ualx ttFlnt No, ,, tpot 1ct SaplynboF, 2lc,
J.. Isat- 1,ansHgl lE1ht. but hvdefa artut No.
ssl .ap.t sllAN blu, tts3i uskudt duly. aLli!1'
August, tl!4ts,, Sspt9lDnt. tit,, yunr, &ills 1l.
III xsa aS,Sa as.., u Auaus @ * w Iii, ,ss
ssSS;is iii. .5fs asladi yaef. hi
AZ MtEGG3ai.tt7Maoas IN Ste1 pns evf'. dso1 oa' oa'''
sa!itit tSrs1 yhpat. hui ease, atap uat oats
'',iihts5 Ezehabia ad!outhadsi.l ruosda,. -
, 1881-07-02

1xnIANArbLtR, 1n,1., Iu,y t.-G1nA12-Wheat
steady; &LlG1l1L7. C0sn i!r1ut ~ ljAc Oats weak
1GpsQc..
, 1881-07-02

e1SClyyArt. july l.-rorTox- -R1nus l1s{a
Flor,l-Alloavy, insasy, tas,as1s' fancy. tsso3aA
GAAlS-Whoa. wsasssi- Nv. rcd. NaA epFa
stronGory <s,ss. OAls dullj H.. mixed. AAo. Ayo
dull No, a. 80. Hurley, mono oHqtsd.
}4avss11Is-s.g.s urisr. alg 4 lSF$ af!ra @ nlj ljg
Nm eaSSl ara.. shYasdess, *'uo. e'saF r't se'o'
WittsKY-Acuso md nrusI slfa. " -.,.
EuTIxI-IlxAlAnd {SiF; tunav eras ersa@ 0aaN~'
, 1881-07-02
ftft1t1stf.O,

tIurrALO. inly t.-tli,tiS--Nfhen: quiet nnd I'm.
cAnnaotts l1.Vu bu No. hsrl btHth July. nj Gilt.
Curn dull, eUl IN In l0es at kt{c. UutA noxleeted.
nASAt FnkiAH1A-Nn,nnalJ wheat, ut eutn 1}fc,
fl0nrd adjourned until 1uuaiay. -
, 1881-07-02
CQT.l,llN,

oswEuo, July .i.-UnAtN-Whent stcndy. Corn
notninalIy unctnnguu.
, 1881-07-02
TIE SMASH-Up
All Due to the Forgettufness Of the
Brakeman.
The Way in Which He Managed tt
:, :. Wreck tho Trains.
Condition Of tlle Wounlcd-0ne Man Ex.
20. peeled 10 Dio- 3.

~, peeee" " "''@
Eastern 'J IiInos 1lairoad at Kyu,iua,on M % Thuts.
.iny n'xht wa, x!yen III ye.'criny's Ta,uost,
Tho rcIlci.trnfn reached tho city. many pnr.tc.
ass were 0%!e, for ws"' .a1 Of 's 10 atsn write
nsn "p ~" "s ~, .e s1, ",,'.,, s"' :, "a
pulled out Ut tue natn track 10 let tho west
bDl,n1 Grand Trunk pussen9cr t,uss, aud was
Waiting ] Until Until tho enst. lun,,d ch,cano / Eastcrn
Illinois p,ascnKcr rloull su by. Willie tho con.
tuo locomotive, p"'' Lindsay. ono of the brake
''SH W.sr ro THE swrrc,t AND TURNED IT.
su limit tha trnn cn1,ld null o,,t. In otber Drtls
hrcSn n IN ,nim irark. wi,ia,, shpnid huyc i,onn
n inw 'n'Gts: at,'n W. ,say @ h naq nE nrEotson
To,Y na to III onlenno 80 a ts.o tic sS,sc snd
wpnt back to tho onglno and a9alel M himself o,l
tho ensr tsy tsayx , nha M d :" tS En" %'',Ssor 9r
tho lassnnsdF , tran .,a eatna bo"tnin1 % u!ony.
nou4ss Mss" hahtnd tc Whrm wtti,f1, III, font n
!!,o witch the ensInaer, Ffank, iiazea, uoiisei
iat ~ W. @ @ rSsspscH sa t s nx,nS Rg
e teo y eSte s " a
ns c!oso ~ % sh9 ~ bend ot Tho ss!is aad' ~ ~
locomotive struck. Tho tel'dGr q the freight
Hfs nE srsa S' nrssa Tho So% supss Rsi
" ts s,o te'r ron.vr 5 '9d wc tho wag 's9%ot sot
s s faTs nt' s sa sas 9s" s"s% soss: s:oSs t so
aa M III I . ras Ga a' m nrtty sa av k was
"n,, W ,hnS ~" ~" to ~" ssu,cr nin,In~ ti,
opr.ar p, Wn ,I1, tnu2 sM ;nna @ IN s,sd ,ea s 1
mMEt; wy ~ ks h ~. @ n.'a S WIZ @
Kognuu r', ~ ~ hn u a.s,,Sr III urk immei ot and
savcI nl,Msrlf, but
THE nllAEE HAzES
| stuck to his tiD4t. llo WIS caught III tho
Wree4 ., hts enSi!'o: ela ",,,a. mM wates !um
~ ~ t'n r,,I sn, I'm W. rrI",9, wa trn si,,dcGmnss
| ~ H." stnr, liFti tno n:rru1,..cnr iii,
nHr 20 @ Iu n 'o VIVA for"c is,a ri in ntr y
snmt,,,,v II ft,r MINI txa.tIir,ls IF liz icnvii.
IL t,,n tntt,tn NJ lin lTrnlr rt..,nr WINS nnvI,in
tic BIios, buimE Df lighter innterinl. or cuursi
| KntG way, Us stlts tlo5u Or tue sn!uker. IAe
tt1tlr swept nW!ty Tug scnta ol tne SMOKER ns Y
went nlonE. plltiiR tholt ano tno n'ssstn9Grs lp
nc1piu buinE burt below tha kiiecs NO tho w"s
KILLED outright.
AS t!io ,!ce'slent nappei6d wthttt tno ioWn oi
we,a soon out y. their ,lncvnlfortable position
nMd IN War, sso is'cis is,ax W ers ' "nrrIiv Iv
lcssct1 by Dr, j. q, Cins. assisted l,y ars, jjo-
>enfni1. Mira Wnrl and Mts CobilrJl, Iiio relief
nninpk viii Mr. II. II, i.uttiMl,s, Assistant Y,,.
| nMrint.n,isnt ~ fIc i,rni,,i irrtlnt. Mr T. IT,
lIr,w Mnstrr III TrttsI,,,rtntiun Of tho Chicago
4 Entturn llitnuis; nlltj Drs. Attlrcws, u. 4. K.
stec!u, did snprr Ali tl.o Disabled werc brought
Wrre .uI sent 10 thelr 6s'iucs In carr,ages,
| 'usts,,n t,uirh liz n f,iirsu Tin ntruIiu.
rsoji sts ruIEnj,ci nl,t yus,sniay ,nurntng, Win