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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

hEA number Of our citizens went
10 Mobile on the excursion train on
Monday. We are inclined to aitrib.
ute The visit at that time morcto the
cheap rates OF fare, than to the Sara
BeFhhardt attraction, for surely few
sensible people. who do not under
stsnF the French language, would put
themselves to the trouble and ex-
pense TO bear Mile. Bernhar1t g
through her most sensational piece
Whsn they cannot comprehend q wore
she utters.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

Whereas, letters Of administration
have been granted to the undersigned
on the Estate of Il Knox deceased
bv the Chancery Court, 2nd District
OF Chickasaw County, Mississippi
on the
7th Day orFcbruary A.D. i~-i'
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given
70 an persons having claims against
the estate Of said decedent TO eNhinil
the same, and have them registered
By the Clerk Of the Court within ne
time prescribed by law or they will be
forever barred
r w. WILLIAMS,
Feb. II, 'sI-4W. Administrator.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

HTA summary Of the Let Volume
OF Jefferson Davis book, Rise and
Far Of the Confederate Govern
ment," has been published. Every
body North and South should send
for il. Capt Black has made appli-
cation for the agency for the sale OF
the book in this county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

"Short Profits and Quick
Sales is the Motto Of P. T.
GILLIAN & Co., and J. S.
CHANCELLOR is determin-
ed to sell to all Of his old
friends who will call on him.
Jan27-tf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
ur,1rn .rn RrAurY COMBINED.

One who has long studied tnls SUBJECT now
presents the result Of his investigations, AMI i
bappv 10 say be has discovered woman
Bel Friend" It's adapted especially . those
easss where the womb IS disordered, aud viii
egre anv irrea llariiy Of the Hmenses," Bradv
6eldis Female Regulator acts like 0 charm in
awhites." OF q sudden check Of the "monihly
courses, from cold, trouble Of mind or like
causes. BY restoring the discharge 10 every
insia nce. 10 chronic cases its action Is prompt
"a Jscisive. and saves the constitution iron
countless evils and premature decay.
Mu1rowN, CnAMBERs CO., Ala, July III, ~.
have used Bradfaid's Female Regulator IN
nv prao ice fer flong time, and With satir'
saesess where there was no complication Of DIS
eases. II it is not a specific, It Is the pes,
known remedy for diseases it is recommended
Il cnre J.H. DAVIS, NJ. d.
Dr.. j. Bradheld, Prop. Atlanta, Ga. Prize
81 so per DO tie. Sold by all Druggist.
uoI,9 80
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

rSubscriptions received for eli
leading Daily and Weekly News,
papers and Periodicals u me un's ,,,
states at the Post once, by v.
p. TINDALL-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
rLI.. Of Grand Jurors for the

9nd District, March Term. 1881;
John S. Chancellor. G. T High
tower, W. H. Cook, L II Murphree.
s. G. King, B D Hansell, A P.
Gates. R 7. Chandler, John Wat
kins, ]. M. johnson, T. B. Smith
G. w. Anglin, T. F ShackelfOrd, r
A. Mcdaniel, J. S Halsell, G. W
Beau, ]. n. Haley.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

uhe Friend 81 Delicate E.adie~
Warasr,s Safe Kidney and liver Cure @ ilo
remedy hstuill curl faa nliT tseascs necul-
iar. D. women. Headaches, neuralgia. dis0r-
dered nerves. weakness, MENTAL shocks ana
kindred ailments, are eaecuaily removed by
iis use - Tta Nflsrs Nagrs.He.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
FAIR WARNING.

All parties due Tn,cr & Co. are
requested Co come forward aud settle
without delay OF their accounts VIII
he ia ced IN the hands Of az officer
We mean 10 IklCE q III
Feb. 17-4t
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

eWLlooN a Ross have just re-
celved carload Of Choice Bro~n
Oats for seed. Trey also have on
hand a lot Of the Genuine kus'
Proof, Red Oats.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

Ppy your goods from
= GFeeReF,
TTnders0Id IOe cannot
- be,
" on hare only to call
L and see.
.Volsr cotton you can sell
1 for cash,
Our house l0iU bUyit IN
- GfGSh,
Upon such terms, you
y 'front.' complain,
D est assured Of this,
IL and call again.
liz Gods, nelO and cheap
~ 1Ue Keep on hand,
lOur clerks are clever as
~ any IN the land,
IOur motto is quick sales
~ nndprophets small,
DeaJ on the square with
II one and all,
Go please don't fail to
gre Us &C ALL
Tllo.sy, u6ar Coffee
= Meat and Meal,
p esolUed zoe are to beel
D IL for sale,
in I'm terms, that zoe com
~ petition, may DEFY,
NJ ention this to thOS
a IVA deSirigg to buy,
x n reat the i11Oluceme1st
" zoe offer you,
D est assured lObGt u
IL sag, zoe will DO,
I TlUerything the tGdt'
II Dsdu need for JOeGT,
Lodgings. ribbons an
GdTeSS goods are here
!, Motions, hats, boots az
IN shoes sold L0Uer,
TIUery thing III faC
= cheaper than befo1
Ia p emember tbepl0ce, t
Ii GREAT SOUTHERN STol
Sept. %, 1880.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

The Jackson Clarion advises Mis-.
sisslpplans to purchase wagons from
somebody else than the concern
that brands their wagons Studebakef
Brothers, Indiana. Here Is an item
that The Clarion has found about
their establishment:
hStudebaker Brothers Of Indiana,
who played leading part in The hue
lness OF Tightening workingmen be-
foFethe Presidential election, BY tell
ing them that their wages Wonld Be
reduced orthst they would be throw
out Of employment II Hancock va
elected, reduced the wages Of All theii
men twenty-five per cent. after thi
election. The WOrkingmen who vot
ed ell over the county for 'GarhelG
and high Wagss' have not, as yet, re
eelved the advance promise"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
The Messenger
rrntlfNfn
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING

To our Aurrurlsryo FHIryns.-nog VIZ
please And in vour fsrors % Monday q 1,-
dar OF eacA week. Auy .ief@i.aA.
changes Of adveriIscmcuis should also e A-1s
early IN ne week.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

r. Monday Wss ST. Valentine
day, but 50 FAR as We kno" vas
scarcely observed in OkolOna.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

A GENTS AND CANvAssERs
"A Make from f25 to $50 per week selling
goods tor B. 8. RiDE0UT 4 CO., Barclay 81
New YORK. Send for their Catalogue and terms.
Aug. 10 1880. / VI.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

The edition Of Welister's Una
bridged Dictionary recently issued,
IN The quantity Of matter il contains,
q believed to Ne the largest volume
published II will surprise many
readers to know that Il contains
eight times the amount Of matter
contained IN the Bible, being suill-
cient to make 70 I2mo. volumes that
usually sell for sl25 each Its vo-
eabulary comprises over llS,OOO
words FOYER 1900 Of which have
recently been added II has a new
Biographical Dictionary, givtn g
brief important facts concerning g.
Too noted persons. There IS a Me
moir OF Noah Webster. a brief his
tory Of the English language, Prin
ciples OF Pronunciations. Lists oil
1000 Scripture Proper Names, To-
Geo Geographical names. 700 C'm
mon English Christian Namts, sew
eral pages Of Proverbs, &c a vocah
nlary Of Names of Noted Fictitious
Persons and Places, and many Other
valuable features-all Of which, IN 9
volume Of 1923 pages, embellished
with 3 coo Exgravlngs, 90 to makC
up a great store house Of useful
knowledge.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
.,.pep-Ia ana Llver ComPIaIat.

Isltno. worth the small price Of
rs cents to free yourself Of every
symptom Of these distressing con
plaints, If you think so call at our
store and get bottle Of Shiloh's Vi
talizer, every bottle has a printed
guarantee on It, use accordingly and
In it does you no coed it will cost you
nothing. Sold by J. II KNOX,
Okolona, and H &. BUCHANAN d
co, Okolona, Pontotoc, and H0us-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
Residence For SaleI

A Feat, comfortable Residence on
Main Street near the business part
of the city, can be bought Uery cheap
for Cash or Half Cash with balance
in twelve months. The House has
five rooms. There is good
garden, cistern, stable &c. Apply az
Dee 8 80. THIS OFFICE
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

r. Judge Reid, President Of the
Board Of Supervisors Is credited
with SAYING: aThe country supports
Okolona and 0kolona ought to sup.
port her own schools" That's just
exactly what 0kolona asked the
Board OF Supervisors to allow her 10
do, but the seton Of the County
Fathers, speaking more plainly than
words, says; that Okolona shall
not only support Der own schools
TO which a large number Of citizens
OF The county are now sending their
children, but she must contribute
too thirds Of the taxes she pays FOL
school purposes, for distribution on
side Of her corporate limits. VI
know Capt. Reid too well to believ
he will adhere TO this position wher
be fully understands the situation
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

Mr.. JOHN s. CHM
with p. Z. GIL
d CO., will be
pleased to see his old friends
and customers.
Jan27-tf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
Cotton. Seed.

We have on hand a lot Of the
Randolph Prolific Cotton Seed, two
years old, which we will sell to the
planters AZ reasonable rates.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

kEPickle Beans and Fresh Ham
Sausage at L. +. WEST 4 Cos.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

No one need ask us for credit
who owes for goods bought in 1880.
II. c. BUCHANAN q co.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17

The attention Of the people is es-
peclally directed to that clause Of the
Revenue Law which requires the
Assessor to make q complete assess
ment Of all solvent credits, notes,
accounts, deeds Of trust &c
The Assessor is required By law to
90 10 the residence Of such tax. payer
and obtain bis list, but atthe time the
assessment is required to be made the
people are 10 their farms at work and
are frequently not ct home, during
the day, and the Assessor is not re-
uuired to ride over mans farm mol
do / believe that the people desire e
put me 70 that inconrShience Il u
much more convenient for al partiei
and will greatly facilitate the sssesa
ment for the people 10 meet ne .
the appointments shove designated
J.F. THOMPSON,
Assessor Chlokasae Co.
Feb II, 1881.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
Restaurant.

Restaurant.
Then if you want a good,
square meal you have only to
60 to Dahmer's, order what
you want from a berbecued
shoat to a dozen oysters and
you get it. Remember
COnfectiOnerieS,
Good Liquors.
Christmas Goods,
of every variety, and a first
class Restaurant, all can
be found at
DINNERS OLDS STAND
NORTH Side MAIN STREET,
OkOlOna, Miss.
Dec2 SO #
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-17
NOTICE re- 'ranE TAx-PAHEzz
OF CuuuCHk ASANR COUNTY.

will attend at the following times
and places for the purpose Of Assess.
ing the Personal Taxes for the fiscal
wear 1881:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

REUNION or THE FIFTT-THIRD REor-
MINT, p. v.-The second reunion Of the
old Fifty-third regiment. PennsyivAnia
volunteers, will be held 81 Milton, North.
cumberland county, on Tuesday, December
10. Il is expected that large proportion
Of the surviving members Of the regime nj
will be present. George c. Anderson, OF
Latrobs, Westmoreland county, is presi.
dent Of the associationi T. II. Schreycr, Of
Milton, vice president; John II. Caldwell,
Of Milton, treasurer, and A. ID. Mann, OF
Coudsrspos;, secretary. The executive
committee consists Of Major George d. ri.
fer, 81 Market street, Phliaaelphia, for
meriy Of BelIefoate; Eli Chambers, Of Ia
trcbe; JOhE Mclaughlin, of Huntingdon;
2. Il. schreyer, OF Milton, and 4. D.
Mann, Of CoudeFtport
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

One Of the detail Of Company B TO
the Yorktown centennial had = decidedly
unpleasant experience during the passage
Of the transport across the bay. lie was
afflicted with a severe attack Of scasickness
and all his rations 'came up" Wander
ing along the beach subsequently, some of
the Bellefonte soldiers gathered up a sup
ply Of nice-looking she'll. hsh which they
took 10 be clans. The CLAIMS we're properly
prepared and the boys glcefully enjoyed =
meal which they thought was mighty eom-
Portable and good. But In short time an
unsccountable commotion was kicked up in
their stomschs and the CLANS "came up"
also, not being accustomed to that sort Of
confinement. The "tojers" afterward die
covered that they had been indulging in
that species of doubtful bivslve known as
the "musele." The detail are Of the unani.
nous opinion that, In view Of diseouraging
occurrences that distinguished the excur-
sion just ended, they will make Il conve-
nicnt to absent themselves on the occasion
Of the next centennial celebration Of the
surrender Of CORVALLIS. The boys think
that II Washington's army at Valley Forge
had no better accommodations than were
furnished the detail al Yorktown they
must indeed have suffered.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

"A young daughter Of Thomas Watson,
farmer residing In the Bald Eagle ridges
a couple Of miles from Milesburg, died a
week ago lAst Saturday under circum.
stances somewhat enshroudcd in mystery
She was taken with violent retcbing in the
morning Of that day, but the parents for
some reason did not send for q physician.
DIR. Grove, Of Milcsburg, passed the house
late In the afternoon, aud he wAs called In
TO zee the little girl, who was about years
old, aud be found her sinking 40 surely that
be could express to the parents no hope OF
her recovery. The doctor raid he could not
succcssful diagnose the case owing to the
child's weakened and critical condition,
bat the complaint At the outset resembled
the symptoms of cholera morbus. The
child died about O'Clock the same even
ing without, 1t is said, exhibiting the least
evidence Of pain. The morning following
the death Of the little girl her younger
brother vas prosirAted with scarlet fever,
and the friends Of the family are now in
clined 10 believe that Il was the same dis
ease Of a malignan, type that tuok the life
of the girl The boy was still living when
last heard from.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

GREGo TOWNSHIP MATTEEs.-One day
last week we bad Jolly barn raising at
Spring Mile. viii Men. Allison, having
built palace for himself and wife, decided
10 put up Grst Glaze building for hisstock.
Accordingly, that prince Of carpenters,
William Mccormick, vas called upon TO
plan and build barn that will, when COM
pleted, be second 10 none in the valley.
Several prominent characters graced she
raising with their presence. Notably
among these was Esquire Thompson, Of
Potters Mile, who did some tall lifting
not only at the barn but afterwsrd at the
table. Another prominent character was
Tuten's Agent, who was trying 10 kill two
birds with one stone. lie was canyassing
for subscribers for the Republican and cleo
tioneerng against John !. Rankin.
A meeting Of the citizens was held on
last Saturday evening to consider the SUBJ
j"ci Of Petitiobing the court for county
bridge across Penns creek, near Henry
Krumrinet.
The schools Of Gregg opened last Mon
day with the exception Of the Spring Mills
Grammar school, which will open on the
Slst instant, under charge of 4 teacher
whose name ! have not yet learned.
The Democrats on this fide are solid for
their ticket. No scratching with usi /
hope the Democrats throughout the county
will stick to their ticket Don't give the
Republicans any foot hold. ANY Demo-
crat who has read that villsinous black
guarding address Of Tom Cooper TO the
Republicans Of Pennsylvania, and can
have the cheek 10 scratch his ticket must
be very soft pumpkin. Any man who
writes such vile stuff a. is contained In that
address is a worse traitor than Benedie.
Arnold or JEFF Davis.
There are some good men on the Repub-
lieAn ticket Of Centre county, and there
are just ~ good men ia the rank and file
Of the party as in the Democratic party,
and often Democrat feels like substituting
the name Of some good personal Republi-
can friend for the name Of some one on
bis own ticket, but such lsngsage as their
chairman has used In that address should
be enough 10 prevent anything Of the kind
ibis election, at least.
BOURBON DEMocRAT
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27
BouEnox DEMOCRAT.

To ALL SOLDIERS VINO SERVED WITH
RETSoLDs AT q meeting held At the
Union League IN Philadelphia, on the let
Of July, 1881, the eighteenth anniversary
Of the death Of General John Fulton Rev.
nolds ai Gettsburg, it was resolved TO form
an association 10 erect an equestrian statue
Of that heroic soldier. Mr.. J. Z. Temple
subscribed twenty-five thousand dollars.
The Grand Army of the Republic, the
Society Of the Army Of the PotomSc, the
Pennsylvania Reserves, the I'd L. S. Ar
tillery, the 9Th and The I4ih o. S. Infant
~, the Association Of Graduates Of West
Point. the First Corps, the Third Corps,
the Eleventh Corps, snd Buford's Cavalry
Division, and other military and civil or
ganizaiions, heartily endorse the proposed
monument as fitting recognition Of Rey-
nolds' services. All soldiers who served
with Reynolds are invited 70 contribute
according 10 their means. A dollar from
every man who was with Reynolds In bis
successive commands, from the time be
left West Point until be fell Ai Gettsburg,
will abuhdantly provide the sum required.
Send whatever you can give, be it much
or little do what you can to secure sddi-
tional subscriptions, and forward them TO
J. G. Rosengsrten, Treasurer, 5s2 Walnut
street, Philadelphia, who will promptly
acknowleige the receipt.
BY order 81 the Executive Committee
Reynolds Monument Association.
A. @. CuRTIN, President.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

A MARROW EscAPE.-on Wednesday
Of last week Mr.. william @. Garner, son
Of Anthony Garner, residing near uuolers-
burg, made narrow escape from death
while engaged in threahing wheat with ;
separator on The farm Of HE father. By
some means he was caught In the ma
chinery Of the separator near The coupling
next 70 the belt wheel Of he cylinder and
before be could be extrlcated fronh bis
perilous position received severe bruises
and cuts about the right shoulder. breast
and In both hands. The machine was
stopped and be was taken out with The In
jurEes above slAtld. For several days he
vas confined 70 bed, bit ve learn that be
l. now able 70 b about and IN : fair way
70 recovery.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

SoN EkNuk NNETiN AT THE FOUR
rEExTH CAVALRY REuNIoN. N.-The sur
viving members Of the Fourteenth Regi.
mcni, Pennsylvania cavalry, held a re-
union at Elizabeth, Allegheny county, on
Wednesday, the 18th instant. The attend
ance Of veterans was not a. large as IL
might have been, the regiment in the war
consisting Of twelve companies, owing 10
the distance from the place Of meeting
At which 20 many Of the soldiers resided.
4 most enjoyable and satisfactory meeting
was had, however, and at the reunion
proper, held In the evening, Hon. Andrew
g. Curtin vas introduced TO the audience,
being received with storm Of applause
and speaking for the greaier part Of an
hour. His address wss, as is always the
case, grAndly eloquent and intensely inter
csiing. The folloSing extract thcrefrom
Is tribute TO the genius and patriotism Of
the American people, and Of the influences
which go out to the world from the spirit
Of our free institutions:
"Thc war that came upon us was in
obedience TO the higher Law. 1t Vas IN.
ovitRble. But after IL wAs over what pros
periiy attended us How we grew and
prospered Our growth and prosperity
were the marvel OF the age the eyes Of
the world we're upon Us. You ell snc~
how when our President was assassina.ed
words Of sympathy came from nations of
Iii a a -. LII. Il r l.
sea. II was because this is recognized as
the grcetest and frecst government on
earth. TApplsuse. And LGod intends
that IL shall be 50 IL ia the great law.
These men before you were His instru.
ments In making IL 90, and 10 them You
owe a great debt of gratitude. have said
that We have the respect Of The whole
world. II this be not literally true and
there be nations whose respect we do not
have, We will yet compel III tApplause I
awe have never been propsgandists OF
our ideas Of government; IL has not been
necessary 10 send out missionaries 10 con-
vert the world TO our way of thinking and
bring In emigranis 20 people the country.
Our example has been sufficient, and has
compelled recognition from foreign na-
tions. Our example to-day is remoulding
governments the world over, 10 give the
masses Of the people higher and greater
liberty. II has made republic in France
possible. II has kindlcd aspirations In
Irish hearts which will yet compel Eng.
land TO grant 10 the Emerald Isle the con-
cessions which justice demands she should
have. If not granted voluntarily Eve mil
lions Of stardy Irishmen will rice In their
might and compel i'll [AppIauss.1 II
has shown 10 Russia the blessings Of free
dom and has aroused . feeling which will
bring every Gear who ascends the imperial
throne 10 violent death until the people
have their rights. God forbid that I
should justify assassination, but Il is the
logic OF events and must be.m
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

Professor Murdoch, the distinguished
elocutionist, says of the boy oratar, Ralph
Bingham: "He stands alone In the world,
without an equal, ss natural elocutionist,
and IL would be absolutely impossible for
the ablesl elocutionist In the country to
teach him that which nature has taught
him better" Don't fail 10 hear him. At
the Cour. House on Tuesday evening next
for the benefit Of the Boys Branch of the
Y. M. @. A.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

One day week before last two Aarons-
burg boys, the one q son of Mr.. Summers
and the other = son Of Mr.. Fred. Limbert,
engaged In hand 10 hand hght In that
place and In at Of uncomfortable passion
young Summers made use OF knife and
stabbed Limbert In the thigh, severing one
Of the arteries. The boys, Il is stated, hsd
an old spite 1t each other that finally re-
suited In this passionate fight.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

Hats, caps, muffiers, gloves, drets
shirts, undershiris, plain and fancy neck
ties, and everything the most fashionable
gentleman could desire 10 be had at The
Philadelphia Branch cheaper than else
where.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

Mr.. james Il. Mccartney, for long
sime with Yeager q Downing, restaura-
seurs, took charge Of tie eating department
Of the Butts House restaurant on Tuesday.
He has made some new arrangements in
eide and is now ready 70 serve customers,
All Of whom can A@ ===.sea Of complete
satisfaction.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

-Sechler, the great Busb House grocer,
Is actually beginning to look as though be
were on bis "lsst legs" owing 10 the ire.
mendous rush Of business that keeps him
and his assistants busy night and day and
all the year round. II is TO be hoped that
ScehIer will be preserved to serve custom
ers for thousand years yet.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27

1t Is impossible for q woman after q
faithful course OF treatment with Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound TO con.
Iinue TO suffer with weakness Of the ute
rus. Inelose stamp TO Mrs. Lydia Z.
Pinkham, 23s Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass., for her pamphlets.