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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
MUEDHss Mosr FO5L.


On last Saturday evening two men
and q boy aaout fourteen years old,
who appeared 10 be travelling, and
arc understood 90 he'll from Opelika,
Ala,, stopped 10 Aberdeen and bought
some corn and provisions, after
which they came ont 10 The Cum
ming's place, three miles west Of
Aberdeen, and camped for the night
This was the last ever seen Of them
alive.b any one save the murderer
OF murdeIers On Sunday morning
persons passed hy the camp, hit the
fact that 10 was the Sabbath, satisfac.
torily accounted for the stiffness
which prevailed, and no investigation
was made in the evening, however,
9 gentleman who had passed in the
morning, seeing everything in the
same c0uCiiiUn as when he passed In
the morning made an examination,
and was horriGcdto find three corpses
under ono blanket Each had been
killed with am axe Il Is supposed
the motive wos robbery, es the par
ties cxmbifed q considerable amount
Of money ~ making iheir purchases
ON Saturday evening In reference
70 the murderer two theories ere sd
yancod. One S thut there was q
fourth men and d woman belonging
to tho party, and that these are the
guilty parties Tie other we gather
from q gentleman residing Ia Aber-
deem who states that he saw the two
men and the boy, who were after
arda murdered anl that there was
80 fourth man or woman 10 company
with them lie said suspicious
character, livingo ornear Aberdeen,
had an opportunity to find out the
men had money, and his theory is,
tbis rascal followed them to The
camp, drueged, murdered and robbed
them.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Cotton Seed.-The New Orleans
Democrat soys From all portions
of the country comes information
that the amount of seed to the staple
is unprecedent in history Of cotton.
The average toMississippi this season
is reported to be 1000 pounds Of
seed TO bale Of lint, Where's, in
other gears, It rarely exceeds 1900
pounds. The result will be if the
same aveage holds good for the en-
tire country, heavy excess Of pro-
duction in cotton seeds The re-
ceipts Of cotton seeds at this port
would seem to indicate this. We
have received to date 271,1sl sacks
of cotton seed, a against $4,000 last
year, an increase Of "a per cent. Our
cotton receipts for the same period
have been increased but slightly less
thru 8 per ceut,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The Meridian Mercury, discussing
the political situation in Virginia,
makss q few observations which are
very pertinent to Mississippi poll.
tics, and We take pleasure in com.
mending it to our readers in general,
and that class in particular who, by
their close connection with the ma
chine, have grown into the belief
that they alone constitute the Dem
ocratic party in this portion Of the
political vineyard
tbs utopian to dream that men
will long he content with but one
party IN a state. History and exper.
fence prove, that where a party hes
no opposition, It grows tyranieal and
treats freedom Of opinion ss treason
and honest differences on men or is
sues ss rank d.sIoyalty. Within the
past four years, the Mercury has re
peatedly cautioned the Democratic
party Of the South against making
every pretty question q test of party
feally aud especially, against suffer
ing cliques and rings 10 control con-
ventlons The plan OF coercing men
is sure TO produce rebound, since
men rebel against lyranny in al It's
prolean forms Freedom of debate
and Cancellation are faT better than
despoiism and coercion, and parties
can not hold together unless they toll |
crate freedom OF opinion and debate /
on q great many issues. One mall /
content makes another and every 1
act Of coercion arouses that spirit 4
OF resistance, that is latent IN the
breast Of every man Friendly dis.
cussion is a safety valve diversity
o. opiulon on minor issues does no
sort OF harm to party, and freedom
Of opinion Is the FINEST foundation
on which party can rest We be I
lle,ei freedom Of discussion Dem
ocrats mus. expect to see new par |
ties come on the stage In all the I
Southern States, It is folly to ignore /
what is inevitable but they |
must act wisely and prudeully and /
render detection harmless. Coer
cion Il folly. Let Us discuss points Of
difference in a friendly spiiil-prac
ticemutual forbearauee and c0ucilia-
tion-weed out counpt men, avoid
rings and cliques and observe public
By a wise and manly
course.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
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ana sale ~ .ninta. rona-4 nth.s
Stste w Iavr...r..e rant
,nn f.ir -na n,.r..i .,xtres-ian
nj the puni. wh alot hos.
and would no,. thsr.ore. OPP thc
suhmission az sail constitutional
/ amehdntnt. ifarosr table numler
/ Of ons fellow euzea. shau petition
/ .6r 81: Dut fo put tbe people
I To The expense incident .o
Iholdine ON election. because fcw
/ Pharisees and prosctiptionjsts should
demand a., is worse than folly. Pro.
! hibition viii not prohibit, and aher
ever the remedy has been tried, its
effects proved more disastrous chan
the evil Of incompetence A proof
OF this statement We submit the lol
lowing, from tie journal of Chem
istry," an authority which canaot be-
disputed, and whose sourcca of d.
formation are varied and reliable
s The journal SAYS there is NOR,
opium used 10 Maize than ia amy
other country OF IFS population or
E the globe This excess IS attributed
directly to the rigid enforcement O
the prohibition law Of that State
The statistics az the aumber OF pcr-
sons habitualy audITet,.egably ad-
> dictod TO the opium habit in the cil-
: les Of that STATE make nm appalling
3 and startling array, and Indicate ,hr
!, singular influence that causes man-
e kind to demand and use sdmulanu
e of some kind. The opponents of m,
i. liquor lsw claim that since it ha
been in force, the citizens or tha
G commonwealth have shown unasua
e stupidity, and that there are no grea
n minds CT men OF genius within fl
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Wh,n President Author uss calIee
lar OF thc raftCf New Irlk-Dn fia
3'st of January 1879. 3oh
nan Then Secretary OF ire Fua. =
served b uotiee 1n him. as .oIof
"Gross abuses have continued and
increased dming your almiua.aa
.iun
And 'in pursuance ~ ~lerma. s
export, thc virluous (altug
.sn') Hayes notified fh. s.d An
aul COS .llows:
With a.gp sense 81 ~ orF.
ion na|sr D Constitute 7
Eari Dc a-m} plain Outs POI suspa .
you, DO order that The office msy pa
honestly administered
Authur's memory seems BOB hc IS
EXCELLENT activity Coming % -
'ui, executive power does MT SEER
20 have imFsired Il 10 thc beast
Time at last set al. things even
Flcksburg Commercial
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
GTTTEAI
D. she Fellow frrFr. aE 0nit
.sFHi~ -ag q Hstrd -

hecourt .,coviilD
t,a o.. ta desired 20 max,
staten n. SO objection being
Guli,au read from manuscript
ally Us follows
IsI fo l.r. li facts hcar
+'I ca-etr =. '0 lhc cent a,.
~ 10 .s,f.
.'H Hi'
'lken IS th.
a..s Nmrsn no discour-
81 ..p ~ Go any one ANY
rct 10 uy career hearing on the
qr .,ion MO fired that shot, DEITY
90. myself, Is OF vital Importance 90
'h'- ease. and propose that # sbah
go to lhe jury Hence my persona
political and theological record u.al
h developed ! am glad that YOU
honor aud opposing counsel are dis
posed 10 give a historic review Of
ms life, aud / ask the public and
press tc do Likewise. All | want Is
bsoluic justice, and | shall not per
nil any crooked work Ihave no
idea my c0pnsel wants crooked work
They are offer mistaken on supposed
facts, and ! shall have to correct
them Last spring certain newspaA
pers in New York and Washington
we're bitterly denouncing the Presi-
dent for breaking up the Republican
I party hy Improper appointments. ]
would like those newspapers to re-
peat those editorials now ana see how
they would look and sound. In at
tempting to remove the President
only did what the papers said ought
/ 81 10 done. Since July 9d they have
been deilylng the President and de-
uouneing me for doing the very thing
they said ought to be done. ] want
/ the newspapers and doctors who ac-
inally killed the PRESIDENT TO share
with me The odlum OF his death.
never would have shot Of my own
volition, notwithstanding those news
papers. il | had not been commits
stoned by Deity to do the deed. But
this fact does not relieve the peWspa
pers ftom the supposed disgrace Of
the Presidents removal II he had
been properly treated be would have
been alive to day 1t has been pub
lisled that / am in fear Of death. i
is false / have always been a relig
ious man and on active worker iol
| God Some people think that an
a murderer, but the Lord does not
for he inspired the act as in the cast
Of Abraham and a score Of othci
cases in the Bible The assault made
upon me Saturday last has been con
demned by the President The eyeI
Of the civilized world are watching
this case, and it behooves this cour
, and metropolitan police to protec
me at all hazards. hereby warn al
cranks Of high and low degree t
keep away from me under the penalty
ofinstant death"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Thomas Phillips, who was adjud-
eed insane more than year ago, and
could not be admitted to the State
Asylum because It was full, eluded
the watch kept over him, last
Wednesday, was diligently searched
for ID the ncighborhood Thursday
and Friday, but not found. On
Saturday The horribly mangled be dy
ola dead man was foundat the south
foot Of the Shubuta Creek railroad
bridge. which aequaintances recog-
rized as that Of Thomas Philips
A Jury of inquest returned q verdict
that be came to his death by acci-
dent. Shubuta Messenger.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Baltimore, MD, FEBRUARY II, 1881
Upon the accommodation Of {
friend, / tried Browns Iron Bitters
as a tonic aud restorative ny
daughter, whom I was thoroughly
convinced was fast wasting away in
Consumption. Having lost three
daughters by the terrible disease, un-
der the care of eminent physicians,
I was 10th to believe that anything
could arrest the progress Of the dis
case but to my surprise, before my
daughter had takeu one bottle Of
Browns Iron Bitters, she began to
to mend and is now quite restored
to her former health. A fifth daugh-
ter began to show signs OF con-
sumption, and when the physician was
consulted, he quickly said, "Tonics
we're required = And when informed
the elder sister was taking Brown S
Iron Bitters, responded, "That is
a good tonic, take it,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
TIE RENT law.

The jackson Republican has sus-
pended, hat not before Ct published
a humorous criticism Of that clauss
Of the code which authorizes the sciz
uFe Of everything tire POOR tenant
may have, to pay his landlords de-
mands for rent Somebody had Tan
ished the editor with copy Of on
advertisement ola lot Of "plunder''
to be sold in accordance with the
provisions Of the Statute. in Wash
ington county, WHICH convinced him
that the law if intended to seta poop
devil flat in this worlds goods is q
perfect success. Herightly conclude S
the workings ofthe law tends direct
ly TO prevent man from laying an
household effects here, in tbs low
ground Of sorrow Tor in the Missis-
sippi bottom for that natter while
he ought to be lay ing up treasures in
Heaven, and he proceeds 20 com
ments as follows
The law, afterall, only takes away
a few surplus articles, such as he'd
clothes, cooking vessels, smoothing.
irons and shooting-irons Tire adj
verusement was only found to emu
merate two mich COWS and calves.
now what can that fellow want with
cows and calves, when the woods
are full Of them ?-one two-yoar old
yearling that is something no fellow
can fnd out Don't know what a
1.-TWO year yearlinq" can be forgive
it up One tin safe. What use has
a man for a safe, with nothing 10 put
in IL? One small desk. Let lin
curry bis papers in his bat. One ia.
bic. He can cat of The ground
many good man has beer glad TO
do so. Three smoothing irons. The
old woman can "sit down" on her
next washing, and she win find out
how it is herself; or some Of the de
ieated candidates can tell her an
about being sat down on Ono dou
bic barrel shot gun II he's not
six burreicd coder be has no use for
r. and therefore no business with
shot gun One he'd stead. two mat
trasses, three quilts There's extra
gance for you Here's beddinn
enough, nearly, TO keep him nom
winter just setting I'm.
WHY what could The man have been |
Of, to accumulate such q |
store, when bis landlord Is no doubt
IN necd. Two tin pans We'll, lhe !
COWS are gonc-no use i0r milk pans, {
80 they are not counted Three FEB
" glasses. This Is tootoo much ( /
A poor digger IN the ground with
ely glasses : Probably at some time
)r other his over-Wolked wile. mas I
have made o icw ounces Of icllv--I
rom Wild Qrapes or plums, as likcas
lot-and pnt them away against q |
lime Of sickness. Out uuon such
axlravagarce. One dish Wbatl
aext { A dish, ior man withuo home
20 hea-eloihss, Hecows, no safe. no
shotgun q diah! What ought 10 D.
lone with such peoples Gail an ok
.ra session, aud give us some Camp
bells c0dian credit One plate. ours
md sancers VIII ever come rs
N end { Plates, anil cups and sou-
.ors. That wfetchcd family no drua
ometimes indulged in clean lahe.
10th. though the document aoerp'tl
Where Is NE table cloth
LET il be hunted up drag it from j
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
LESsAL NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given by order
of Hon l.. Haughton, Chancellor Of
the LIST district Of Mississippi, that
q special term Of the Chancery Coui
of the lst District of Chickasaw Co.,
will be held at the Court house In the
town Of Houston, commencing on
the Srd Monday 1.-THE 10Th DAY OF
December, 1881, to continue six
judicial days, if need be.
BY order Of the said Chancellor.
made in vacation, and entered on the
minutes of said court.
This 2Sth day Of November, 1881
f T. MEDLIN.
CPk Chancery Court Chickasaw Co
decl ct
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The Water Valley Central gives an
account Of an attempted assassination
in that city on Saturday night Of last
week. A couple Of rascals called in
front of the residence Of Mr. Van
hoover and as soon as he appeared
commenced firing at him. Such out
RACES are becoming fearfully common
in this country, and an advance in
hemp may he confidently expected
at no distant day.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
a IsW-ines- MAN, Experience

He could not tell what allied him
He knew his digestion was poor and
his heart paIpitwed lie Cell. his
nervous system was shattered, Tie
knew his urine was milky end ropg
but he had suffered from these disor-
ders for years. Only of late had Do
began 20 feel himself completely
exhausted and his nervous system
shattered, and his constitution bro
ken down. A friend recommended
Browns Iron Bittors II suited his
case precisely, and now be Is as
healty, robust, and strong as his
heart could desire. Go thou and DO
likewise, then may you live long and
be happy .-Commcrclal.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Something less than forty newspa.
per men will be candidates before
the next Legislature for easy posi-
tions. It is not necessary to state
that they are not welded to Their
profession. Columbus Dispatch.
Nor is It necessary to state further
that real live, honest and reliable
newspaper man will not have even
the ghost ola chance for any position
worth having; but such is the fact
nevertheless.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Food for the brain and nerves that
will mvieorate the body without in
toxicating is what VIC need In these
DAYS Of rush and worry. Parker's
Ginger Tonic restores the vital ener.
pies. soothes the nerves and brings
good health quicker than anything
You can use. Tribune. See other
column. nova I'm
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The "unterriaed" 10 our next Leg
islature will unquestiOnally exercise
a controlling influence. In the SEN
ate there will be thirty Eve Demo.
Gratis and but three Republicans
The House stands: Democrats
100; Independents, II Republicans
2; Greenbackers, l.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

A Victoria Vancouver island)
Chinaman having thrashed Q white
man, who had neglected TO pay his
"washee washee" bill, the oolouisl
Indignantly exclaims Things have
come to pretty pass in this free
country when a Chinaman can dun
a white man with impuni,y.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

A little boy in q Sundnv- school pat
a poserto his teacher. The lady va.
telling her class how God punished
the Egyptians by causing the FIRST
born OF each house hold TO he slain
The little boy listened altonlvelv
At the proper interval he mildly In
quircd "What would God have
done had their been twins Z"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Al 81 lhis talk abaut DC ucsio
race dying out is a dclusion and d
snare, and also canard A negro
woman living in Meridian, Miss
has given birth TO fourteen children
in thirteen years, six pairs of the
children being twins The father.
who is sixty four years Of age. Is
the paiornal ancestor Of thirtv-sev-
en- living children. He's gem.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

NeigLborly. Not long since, q
family moved into a house In Austin
avenue. After a week or 90 a frieu
Ct the family called on them and
asked how they liked the locality.
"Pretty well" "Have you called on
any OF the neiehbors yot2' Nohul
| am going TO g there is any more
of ny hrewood missing -T.xss
Siftings.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The Guiteau trial, we predict, will
end with n verdict similar TO the one
rendered in the case of Lawrence,
the crank who attempted to assasinate
President Jackson in 1885. owe
find the prisoner not guilty he hav
ing been under the influence of in
sanity st the time he committed the
act."
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01
4 Dual Government Threaten
Cd.

A special TO Che New Orleans Dem.
ocrot dated, Jackson, Miss, Nov.
18th, says
The Republican and Greeaback
State Executive Committee, together
with Che defeated Fusion candidates
for State officers and a number OF
prominent Republican leaders, held
meeting here to-day to consider
tho situation and determine upon
their line Of policy For several
days q rumor has been current that
+ il was the intention of Col. King and
+ his associates 90 claim The offices for
which they declare they were honest
/ N elected, and IN the event this de-
mand was refused, to set up a dual
government and this fact lent great
interest To- todays conclaye The meet.
ing was secret and the participants
are very retic,nt about its proceed
ings. Il is certain, however. that il
was iuharmoniops, and no concerted
action was bad A few extremists
urged The dual government PROPOSE
ton and the appointing of "a commit
tee TO 90 10 Washington to enlist the
support Of the Administration, but
the majority favored abandoning the
contest Il is likely a volunteer
committee will 60 en- in few DAYS
70 lay the case before tie President.
It was determined 10 uree defeated
Fusion candidates for county Offices
and the Legislature to mako con-
test ia every instance where there
was the least suspicion o, fraud.
We are oraufed. We have at last
discovered what constitutes o colonel
in Mississippi Henry Moss, writing
70 the Yazoo Herald, says Il left |
jacksonville IN the afternoon, and |
stayed all night on Mound Bayou
with Col. Tom Lee. / never met |
him before, and never beard any one
say he was a colonel but know he
must Be. He has big plantation, a |
hig house with pi-afncr 90 the par |
lor beautiful grown m daughter, |
and 2 wind millto lisw well. II a man
lika this amt Is colonel, where are
.he liberties of lbe American peo-
PIE Mobile Register.
The newspaper fraternity viii con
.ade aiI tha. Harry claims for bis
Mississippi planter, and al other
olanters similarly situated, provided
BIS assumptions arc not designed to
nffineo nron tho inaIieuable rights
II the press AN od3or ore colonies
low, and tbe tlme mag come when
sven correspondents will attain %
something ike the dignity which AZ
aches 10 existed rank.
D
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The man Bush, who was stabbed
by man named Jones. near Attain
L., 3 week or two since, says The
Calhoun Reporter, is not dangerous
III wounded.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

A safe and sure means Of restoring
the youthful color ofthe hair is fur
nished by Parkers Hair Balsam.
which is deserYedly popular from It's
superior cleanliness
nov2i I'm
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Tie Confederate bond speculation
hiss collapsed. We don't know who
lost money by the excitement but
We are confident those who sold The
worthless paper did not
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

In receipt Of the Clarion
for 1882 The proprie
ssrs. Power & Barksdale,
nee their purpose to publish 8
n during the session Of the Leg
lslature. We are glad Of this, for
our able contemporaries give us an
interesting and accurate account Of
what is going on at the Capitol.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Col Powell-"Duke Of Birming
ham, charged with the murder Of a
Young mau named Robinson. 10
Washington county has heca acquit-
ted BY The committing court.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

A boarding house mistress, like
the rest Of us, hes her weak and her
strong points, the weak point being
her tea and her strong point Che
butter,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Gov. Stone has psrdoned Frank
Russell, who was convicted for the
killing Of FaWn III Yazoo city some
years ago, and sentenced to the Pen
itentiary for life. The Yazoo Her
aid approves the clemency Of the
Governor and says, the act meets the
Sproval Of nearly every person in
gOmmunity.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The official returns from the State
election foot up Lowry's majority
over King, 25,0Ol; Stands over
Yellowly, 2s,O9O; Myers over Spell.
man, 29,5lO; Hemingway over BY
mum, 27,717; GWin over Wimbelly,
2S,Sss; Catchings over Fitzgerald,
1921; Smith over Howe. q. 500.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

Nervous pains and weakness, ma
lari1l diseases, fever and agac. posi-
lively cured BY using Browns Iron
Biliors.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The Mississippi Press gang are ia
nave a 'sgarsioa to Atlanta. Presi-
dent Walpole gives notice that be
has made arrangements to allow the
boys to dead-head the railroad from
the lst. 20 the 10Th. inclusive, and
we would like to be with them if we
could, but his failure to tell us wheth-
err we were to have free lunch and
other refreshments Cratic, after VIC
&c, 10 Atlanta, deters US. We can't
GO, brethren, but we hope those OF
YOU who can will have q good time.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

The fellow who shot Guitean a
week or two ago gives his name as
Bill Jones. The question that has
since agitated the mind of the aver
age Washingtonian is: Is he the or
iginal 'Bll Jones "
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-01

N..asa a.lH -sI s. d" f.ala o. aanHplf
BEHEsE o. fHlrATloss,