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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-15

+. Business men go to stees Bros for Moore
Patent Counting House King Desks.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-15

Great Western band, skating and dancing at
the Rink this evening.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-15
Board of Public Works.

y regular meeting of the board of pub
lie works was held yesterday afternoon,
Gen. Becker in the chair, and all the
members being in attendance.
The assessment for grading and con-
structing culvert on Fort street from
Erie to Oneida streets, was ordered con-
firmed, that part of the assessment
against the Short Line road being omitted,
on the grounds that railroad companies
are exempt by law
The assessment for improving Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets was laid
over until the 21st inst.
The assessment for opening an alley in
block Is, Whitney & Smiths addition,
was completed, and the clerk was direct
ed to give the confirmation notices. The
assessment for Strengthening Lafayette
avenue was also completed and made sub
ject to the same order.
A communication was read from the
attorneys of the Short Line road object
ing to the assessment for grading the cul-
vert on Fort street. Placed on file.
The weekly reports of Street Inspectors
Schmidt and Flynn were read and placed
on file.
A communication was read ffom
Messrs. Boyer & Lux asking that the
contract awarded to them for grading
Josette street be annulled on the grounds
of the great opposition encountered from
the property owners. 1t was stated
that 500 worth of work had already been
done which the property ownersIagreed to
pay in case future operations were sus-
pended. The letter was sent to the
council, recommending that the prayer be
granted.
The annual report of the city engineer
was submitted for 1881, showing the fol-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-15
|COLORED CHEEK.
SHADED OFFICE SEEKERS ON 4
VISIT TO MENTOR.

The President Elect Informed in a WOrdy
Address of Their Grievances and Their
Demands-Ga Garfield, True to Himself, Re-
plies in an Oily Speech, Full of General
ties and Promising Nothing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-15
EUROPEAN EVENTS.

Parnells Amendment to the Address to the
Queen Rejected by a Decisive Vote At
tempted Destruction of the Armory at
Manchester by Supposed Fenians-R
forms in Russia. a..Miscellaneous.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-15

At the annual meeting of the New York
Union League club, last night, Hamilton Fish
was elected president, Walter Howe secretary,
and G. F. Baker treasurer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-15

MANCHESTER, Jan. 14.-An attempt has
been made, it is believed, by fenians to blow
up the armory of the infantry barracks at
deposited. A meat store near the armory was
blown to atoms. No other damage done.
Investigation in progress. The explosion is
believed to have been effected with dynamite
which was smuggled into the barracks by
some one having business with the regiment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
D.rah's onisn - lhseago.

CHICAGO, JAM, 23.-Sarah Bern
hardt, YESTERDAY aftsrnoop, con.
claded one or the most ram Srkable
and successful ehgsget6ents ever
played In this city,. To.day's mat.
inee showed the heaviest receipts Of
the engagement; $4,598. The
weeks receipts were $40, 900, and
the rscsIpts for two wseks-twslve
performances we're 81, 47o..~9The
totsl receipts for eleven wee ks In
this country are SPAS, 1888. From
here the company goes TO st. Louis
and Cincinnati and, thence south.
plADvopp. u tn Jan. PA
man named Murch, eyed so years,
recently janitor Of the courthouse,
~ = visitad by "a party OF
twenty-five masked men last
,Svvnink and treated to q coat
OF tar and feathers, after
which the visitors jumped Into =
wagon and disappeared dow q the
guich. Tho visltstion was brought
about by the report that Murch
had ravishsd twelve. year-old
child whom he had alIured into
his cabin. He denies the charge.
nsasa-s. As~ssss Ups.s,ass-rss
assss Tssats.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-It is generally
rumorsd III the lobby Of the House
OF Commons that Gladstone Is to
be created Earl Of Hawarden.
The colliese aud police Of 6kel-
meirdale had fight yesterday, in
which several persons were I'M
jussd.
Troops are being sent to the Wig.
wan and Preston distrlcts, owing
to their disab led condition.
An irOnclkd 10 reported ON the
coast Of Ireland to prevent the
landing Of arms.
The projected Land Lesgue meet.
Ing at BallA is prohibited.
In consequence Of the explosion
ct ToIfOrd 1t 10 intended materially
to strengthen the garrison at Man.
chester.
DUBLIN, Jan. 22.-In the Court
Of Queens Bench to-day SERGEANT
Herr, for the Crown, declared that
the counsel for the traversers had
shlrked from graphing with the
evidence regarding the damaging
speeches Of their clients. He ac-
cussd the travesers Of having will.
fully departed from Daniel O'Con.
nell's peaceful traditions, and said
the agitation must be put down.
He declared that Parnell's political
star had reached Its zenith. In .
powerful pererati0n he asked
whether Irishmen were to cease 10
have share In the splendid Brit.
ish Empire they had helped to
build. He WAS greeted with cheers
At the conclusion OF his speech.
The Court then adjourned until
Monday, when Judge Fitzgerald
will deliver his charge 10 the jury.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

AAnYsvILLE. Jan. 2S,-The CALI
fornia Northern Railroad, twenty.
eight miles In length. uniting this
city and Orovilie, was sold yester.
day 10 N. p. Hideout for $40, 600.
uadeF : decree Of foreclosure issued
tom Department No. 7 Of the Su.
poRier Court In Sen .Francieco, Sep
lonbeS 6, 1880. The road will be
managed BY Superintendent A. J.
Dlnnsy hereafter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
Advertised List.

Letters remaining in the Los Angelsa
rosioflice Jan. Gath, 1881:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
the COM NgRclAL
RESTAURANT
". DOL. PROP'R,
Downey Block. Main st.

Receives alive and serves up every day
the choicest FISH including SOLE,
TURBOT and SEA TROUT.
MIR. DOL IL the exclusive consignee OF
the celebrated FRONTAGE DE BRIE,
which can only be had at this restaurant.
SPRING CHICKENS, just in nom the
ranches, cooked In every style.
mOniCO. mvHu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
Late kilograms.

rae nss.ea ssssss ssssAsss sss-
ssAm FaAnc1sco, Jan. 24.-Judss
sawyer to-day passed sentence up.
o. ave of the Mussel Slough set
tiers who were convicted Of pre-
venting an Oif1eor from disCharglpQ
his duty-assessing . ane Of $500
upon sach and consigipg them to
Prison for eight months. Talbot,
the only other one Of the convicted
parties, wss granted . new trial.
eassssbsrs osssx eesss..
MOJAvH, Jan. q Los Angeles.-
Roea Paula, A Hefnsch, NJ w
Aapkey, wife and two children,
Uousy Hauoock, J Lankershim, A
b Daniels and son, D 6h0dy, A 8
Baldwin, VIM Hamilton. Mics M
JThom pson, H Waite, RS Baker
and wife, J .Breusseau, B G Tru-
msu, q w 6tedman, Edward Ken.
nody, ] B Turner.
&fi1ona-Chas Davis, Jacob
0oldwates, d J Bl0m, A JEFF Will
Hams, Nlsp Bell Leitch, Jos Fairer,
Nj. Hood end wife, r F Morrow.
F n Tfit1e, Mps e D0wner, r f
Pixlay, 81 Ellis. Chas P0ppe, Mrs
and Miss etrobstdge, Chas Dodson,
Wm Osborne, Henry Baker.
MoJAva, Jan. 24.-Los Angeles
-R B Campbell and wife, y II
ol0kins, A Pierce, B A CoIma, P
Hireeh0sld, Geo Davidson, J 8
Lawson. r F Dickens, w B Pen.
dleton, J v Dilley, w Bland, J r
sloan, Geo Munr0, II w Go6.
Arisona-BF Hall, G e Harlow,
Otto Mitchkse, H Farley. Goo
Rough.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
rae xasa D.. . r..,.r..

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 23.-The
members Of the Legislature have
been thrown into great excitement
~ letters from J. n. Doyle, FORM
ofJy County Surveyor Of Colusa,
Who declares absolutely aud EN-.
phatisally thst the Yubs dam 10 .
failure. Mr.. Doyle says. after hav-
inc made . personal examination:
mo one would rejolce more than I
70 sec the Yuba dam . success, ~ I
iondiy hoped 1t would; but It q a
I0tlssre. The brush y ofk 10 oil there,
truly; none Of It has washed away.
But the shifting quicksAnds have
boou washed from under IL, and let
it settle and imbed itself 80 that 1t
Offers 10 obstacle to the river. There
are four or five small channels Of
the river Ut this point, and wher-
svDr IL stsikes the dam 1t has sunk,
aud the wxtsr flows over 1t, carry
Ing with 1t its usual freight Of sed-
iment. There 10 virtually no back
water ut all above the dam leo
salied). At the time Of my
examination the water was Ut .
lew stage, and the quantity Of mud
caught By the dam could be easily
sstimatsd. II 10 4 very generous
estimate to put It at 100 wheel-bar-
rowfuls, but . much laSges quAati-
~ has been deposited during the
same time upon an equal area Of the
river bed neAr Marysvills. By &C.
tual observation before and since
the December noods I Ind ths de-.
posIt Of sediment At the Yuba
bridge IT Marysvilie to be an av-
era9e depth Of seven inches. .
Let me reiterate, In conclusion,
that the Yuba dam 10 total failure
~ to doing the ieast good this year
In keeping back the now Of debris.
Il % not doing its work at ALL. j
challenge contradiction to my
statsmsnts." The question now 10.
Will Mr.. Doyle swear to hls state
monty
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
FOR SALE.

RANCH CONTAINING IL ACRES OF
land inside the city limits, on east side
of San Pedro street. within few yards
Of City Gardens.
Good house on premises; eight acres
in choice varieties Of grape vines; bal
ance in we'll selected trees, Of all varie-
ties.
For fourther particulars apply to
LA ESPERANZA STORE,
ia1:2m 108 Main st.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
PHYSICIANS 81 j !:

49, A., r. Darling, ~. o.,
oSyrJIIsT AND AURIST.
OFFICE IN LANFRANCO BLOCK.
Reference: New York Eye and Ear In.
Urinary, NY. jy11-8m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

dmim
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Plans Of stsamers' cabins ct agents olloo.
where berths may be secured.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

cAaaFt AZ & ;'s|E a I! - ~ q
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
4 vIperoua~ Family.

4 Santa Fe paref tells a tale which
recalls Holiness novel Of Elsie Pen
aer. Il seys that there IS res
ident at Guadaiuiafa an individ-
ual Who has q sealy skin, ex-
ectly like a vipers's, which be
sheds every year. L comes off
in single piece lie has no hair
on his head His sister, who died a
short time ago, bad similar pecaliari.
ties. Toward the close Of her life
this vipeEous skin encroaehed on her
eyes so that she could only see
through narrow aperture. The
unhappy people are known as wiper
men and women" The phenomenon
is attributed to the fact Of their
mother having las is common in
Cuba eaten an excess of yipef's flesh
70 cure a disease of the blood.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
arlrFararn NREasIoN.


District Attorney Corkhill hss Civ
ea 70 the public lbe principal details
Of the confession made 20 him By
Guitesu aud voucbes for il IS cor
rect and accurate. 0uiteau arrived
81 Washington Mafci 6, and put up
4, The Ebbit House, where he re-
mained only one day; he thereafter
roomed a. various places 10 the Cap
ital City. On the eighteenth Of May
he determined % kill the President,
but had not money enough 70 buy
pistol. Towards the end Of May he
visited O'Meara's gunshop 10 Wash
ington, examined several pistols, and
remarked that he wanted one Of large
calibre Soon after he succeeded 10
borrowing Sl5 from too benevo-
lent Washington gentleman or this
sum he spent $40 10 purchasing the
pistol With which be attempted TO
kin the President. Having provided
himself with the pistol aud with SUN
cient ammunition, he began to prao
tice with it, firing at a board and at
other marks. On the SUNDAY OF the
twelfth Of June tie followed the Pres
ident to The Christian Church with
the intention Of killing him there,
bgt be saw that on making tue at
tempt he would be most likely to
shoot somebody else besides The
President, 50 be left Before leaving
however, he noticed that the Presi
dent sat by an open window, and
came to the conclusion that be would
shoot The President from It through
| the head on sunday, the nineteenth
Of June. He learned, however, that
the President was about to leave for
| Long Branch with Mrs. Garfield on
Saturday, the eighteenth, and went
to the depot, after having practiced
with his revolver that morning, bis
mind fully made up to do the deed
Mrs. Garfield, as she leaned on th,
| Presidents arm at the depot, looked
50 weak, however, that Guiteau sayI
he had not the heart to shoot him Il
her presence, and, feeling that BIZ
would have another opportunity, HI
left the depot. On Wednesday, thl
twenty-second Of June, the assassin
followed the President, who went on
riding with bis son, end the Unitsl
States Marshal Henry, but as th,
carriage did not stop the ilend wa
foiled that night. On the evenin,
Of the first OF July be followed tn
President 70 Secretary Blaine's resi-
denee, and then logged the Presi-
dent and Secretary Blaine as the
walked from the lalter's residence Il
the White House, but got no oppor.
tunity to carry out his murderou
purpose that evening. The follow
ing morning after breakfast he wen
to the Pennsylvania depot, lolterel
around for a considerable time, ex
amined his pistol to see that all wa
right, and when the President en-
tered the ladies' waiting room b
walked up behind him and fred tw'
shots The care, patience and de
| liberation with which Guiteau plan
ned his crime completely dismisse
the idea that he was insane.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

N HcuN, q A-r 81 aAs AotH
Fram having been Intimate num
her 81 rears With the propriotors Of
.aSwias Syhihuc Specific / have
known much of rs manufacture and
use There are men 10 this commu-
niiv-well known cit.zans-Who were
victims IN early lie 90 syphilis, the
most terrible curse chat ever afflicted
the human family, ard who have
taken the s s. s medicine, and are
now b en- appearances, aud in their
own belief. IS free from faint ol dis
ease as the FIRST man. fresh from the
hands az bis Maker Deiicacy Of
course rarbias their public recon
raaations 0f tMs medicine. bu /
wed 90 refer The soeptie pri-
vatelv tS~shosc who will endorse
everything Char can be said in It's "a
vor Being professionally mach op
posed to endorsing or recommending
nostrums OF secret remedies, it IS
with hesitation that / attach my
name % this article, but I know
whereof I speak when / say that our
science has not been made public Q
combination equal to z issgiit's syph'
little Specific for thepuipose indi-
Gated. The greatest boon the gov
ornmeut could bestow on hundreds
OF thousands Of its citizens would b
to purchase this receipt Of its propri
etors. and make It public for th'
benefit Of the present and all coming
generations.
T. +. MASSENBURG, Pa. G.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, igo
prietors, Atlanta Ca.
Sold by all Druggists.
Cam for copy Of "Youpg Meas Friend"
apr IA. 1881.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Capt Wm. Forrest, Of Memphis,
arrived bp The train last evening. lie
Is the general agent Of Mr.. Wolfe
and his associates. the purchasers OF
the Memphis d Selma railroad Capt.
Forrest assures us that the road sill
be built as soon as money can do It.
By the serms Of the sale. Dir Wolfe
is to commence work within six
months and complete the entire line
within three years. But while ample
time was asked. and properly, Capt
Forrest thinks it likely al the work
viii be done 10 eighteen months We
SHALL write this sahiee' up fully in our
next.-Colambqs Dispatch.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

An amusing incident In the life Of
the late Judge Hiram Warner, of
Georgia. is related by 3 Marietta
paper. It was in the early settlement
Of Marietta. when log cabin II the
middle of the square answered Tor a
courthouse, and no Jail h4d ever been
built, During session of court a
noisy, rude fellow kept disturbing
the eourt, when Judge Warner order.
ed the Sheriff to arrest him and put
him In Jail. The Sheriff answered :
we have no jail The Judge re-
piled Take him out to the fence
ana put his neck between two rails for
three hours The Sheriff did as
ordered, put the prisoners neck be-
tween two ienee rails, and then got
up and sat on The fence. After some
time The Judge inquired for the
Sheriff. lie was told that he was out
guarding the prisoner The Judge
smiled, but never interfervd, aud the
prisoner for three long hours remain.
ed yoked by fence rails.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Isan eight page forty column monthly
journal, published at Washington, d.
c., is brimfull OF goods things for
the citisen 90 we'll as the soldier.
1t opposes monopoly, favors equal
and exact justice to all, and is the
special champion and defender Of the
soldier, bis widow and orphans ;
every soldier should have It to keep
him posted. Only TWENTY FIVE CEETs
a year. Sample copy free.
Address GILMORE 4 CO.,
Washington, p. G.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1881.

The ArrnAL, having completed the
iartieth year Of its existence, needs
no elaborate prospectus as to IFS
future policy Suffice il to say, that,
believing the Democratic party to
be he safest repository for tue great
trusts offhe government, the APPEAL
eiIl continue to be Democratic
newspaper While faithfully adher-
ing lo he party which it has support
ed faf forty years. il will labor ear
nestlY f8r the development Of south
efa iaaaghi. sonthern industries
southern literature. southern agri-
eGHtufe and trade. anl southern effort
Tor unity aniI brotherhood between
"a sections II The country. II wiIl
eaIeaeer q secure from Congress
liherd appropriations for the i'm
proving 81 oar rivers. favor railroad
biading, organized Efforts for immi.
grafton. manufacturing. aud every
enterprise calculated 10 promote the
prosperity of the people The AP-
rHaL hes no competitor ID tho vast
territory which forms the felj OF It's
circulation, and which it occupies
almost TO the exclusion Of any other
morning paper, and It will continue,
IL ST the essential of 6 arst-elass
newspaper, Go maintain is conceded
position
DAffY AFPEAL. per year........... SO 90
5nkAsY APPEAL. siz months +... 60
WEE 6Af APFkAA pei scar ......- ] 90
WEEKLY APPEAL, SIS months -... 60
send for aampla copies 10
GAEH4AsgAH - HEATING
Memphis Tennessee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

A black iend named Richard
Cooper. attemptedto outrage 3 young
white girl about twelve years old. in
the Cooper's Well naighborhood last
Friday morning He was arrested,
but escaped after the guard reached
toWn-Comet
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

At one Of the Western towns a
man who made q balloon ascension
last week intended to take up a Their
mometer With him, but this the peo-
would not allow They said the
thermometer had already been too
high as it was.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
TrqKre|. An. Julv p. so.

AUskl.rGLs ALA.s July Aos cV.
Dr. 60. MoFRATT-Dear Sir
JusitGe to you demands that / should
no you my experience with your
excellent medicine, Teethina. Our
little girl, just thirteen months old,
has had much trouble teething
Every remedy was exhausted in shape
Of prescriptions from our family
physician. Her bowels continued to
pass or pure blood, and burning fe-
yer continued for days at a time.
Her life was almost dispaired Of Her
mother determined to try Teethina,
and, in a day OF two, there was a
great change-new life had returned
the bowels we're nearly regular, and
thanks to Teethina, the little babe is
now doing we'll Yours, etc,
d. w. MCIvER,
Editor and prop'r Tuskegee Gala J
News. a0r7
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

The annual reunion Of the 41st
Mississippi Regiment, Confederate
States Army, win be held at Verona,
on the 2Srd and oath Of August, prox.
Il is earnestly desired that every
member who can possibly attend,
will do so, as the meeting is expected
to be one Of unusual interest. Dis
tinguished speakers win be invited
Cheap rates Of fare on the Mobile d
Ohio Railroad will be obtained, and
ample provision be made for the en-
tertalnment ofall who may come. By
order Carr. JAS. KINoANEoE,
Pres't Memorial Association
Gro. LEAVELL,
Secretary.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

G. &. ST0VALL, Executor
Of Est Oft. 7. Brooks, deed.
rs.
J. r. L. HOOD,
Chauesry Court, LIST Dist. 0hiekasag County.
D1 VIRTUE Of = decree made ana entered
- in the above stated cause n the Ghaneery
Court Of the First District Of Chlskasau
County, Mississippi, At the May Term, 1881,
as Commissions viii sell II front Of the CouFi
Honse door, in the town Of Houston, said couu.
y, on
Monday. JuIy sSsEa, zssz.
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
described lands situated IN the lst District q
Gbiekasaw County, to-wit The south Eaa
Quarter 3. &. 4, see. s., township - Faues
2 east and the South West Quarter 3. W. &
sec, 81, township Il, range east.
! VIII convey such title Is Is vested IN me Il
COMMISSIONER.
E.R. MEDLIN,
iuueS0 3w Commissioner.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Rocks STATE FIX Coz DFnocFAT-
he CossrRvArfvE PARlr or
MISSISSIPPI

ttWuMa STATE FIX In HNAHt ~
to Conservative PAM or
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson. MaY, 10, 1881
Al meeting of The Executive
Committee. held This day. L was, on
molten,
Resolved. That Convention q
the Democratic Conservative party
OF the State Of Mississippi be held
al the Capitol, 10 the city Of Jackson,
on WEDNESDAY, AUG 30, 1881.
FOE the purpose Of nominating can.
dldsles for the offices OF Governor,
LII Governor, Secretary Of Stale,
State Treasurer Auditor Of Public
Accounts, Attorney-General and
State Superintendent Of Public Edu-
cation. and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be deem.
Ell proper
Resolved, That each county In
the State Is entitled to double the
number Of votes IN said convention
to which It Is entitled IN the lower
branch Of the Legislature, unless
otherwise determined by the Con.
vention.
Resolved, That the State Execu.
tive mittee recommend .
thorough reorganization Of the clubs
Of the Democratic Conservative par.
ty In the different counties IN the
State.
Resolved, That the newspapers
Of the State, favorable to the pur.
poses herein set forth, be requested
to publish these resolutions.
w. L HEMINGWAY,
Attest: Chairman.
D. P. Potter, Sec'y.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
THE MBSSENGE
. THE BATTLE HOUSE,
Mobile, Ala.
JAS. b. gHLnREss, Proprietor.
NJ c. konmSs, Manager
Dies R0PEa, Chief Clerk.

Having been kept open throughout tae SUM
mcr aud fall, undergoing thorough renovation
as regards the sleeping apartments, bedding
etc. The Battle House IS fully prepared 10
entertain guests ia It's usual drst-slass style.
TT Rates Ter al rooms above the PaFloI
Faer, THnaaa fhree Dollars per day.
IAN. 80 1873
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

One fifty Saw Halls self feeding
Cotton Gin, at less than mannfac-
tufers prices. I am the authorized
agent for the Hall Manufacturing
Company, and viii take orders for
any size gin desired
I'm C. G. MURRAY.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
Inventors & MeeMONAes.

PATENTS and how TO obtain Them. Pamph-
let Of so pages free, upon receipt of stamps loI
postage. Address
GILMORE, SMITH & Co,
Solicitors Of Patents, Box 81, Waahingt D. O
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Whyisaw wood becker likea tramp
Because boFes lof bic grub.