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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

This is beyond question the most
succet sml Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, a few doses Invariably
cure the worst cases OF Cough, Group,
aud Bronchitis, while it's wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption
is without a parallel in the histofy Of
medicine. Since IL first discovery
it has been sold on a guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can
stand. II you have a Cough We ear.
nestly ask you to try il. Price 10
cts, so cts. and 81 90 Ifyour Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back Lame, use
shiloh's Porous Plasters Price 25
cents. Sold by j. II. KNOX, Oko.
Iona, aad H c. BUCHANAN 4 co.
Okolona and Houston.
Jan 6lS1
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

An alarm q ire at midnight Is a startling
as would h the Auddeu knoWl ledge bf tlleir oWn
physical condition. II there is any odor OF
color OF depoaif IN I'D nrine It means disease
and requires afieHti0Hal once. We have heard
many OF our 4ashds AFaak 81 tie remarkable
power Of Warner safe Kidney and LIVER Cure
and are eouvlaeed there 8 noibing 50 certain
and valuable for all disorders Of the urinary
system, b0tn male and female.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

A difficulty occurred az PhiladeI-
phia, Miss, on the 23d inst, between
Wilson Ellis and a Mr. Bollinss
about the ownership Of hogs which
resulted in the latter party being
very severely and dangerously cut
and stabbed in several places.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
Houston, Sparta,
Atlanta, HIOuEka,
IBuena Vista, Egypt,
McCOndy, New Hope,

and such other places outside the county where may sue
ceed in securing intelligent correspondents
Tributes respect members Charitable Societies
and all religious
free charge So also obituary notices. when they
lines
Attention will be given Of course State and general po
ca, religious or literary character.
As specially shall publish the proceedings of the Board
visors Fee Bills county officers, all affecting
the interests Of the Farming Public
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

Among the perilous Alpine passes
where avalanehes are won't TO plunge,
The government has cut out OF the
rock here and there a shelter. As
the traveller hears the roar of the
masses Of snow and falling earth, he
runs into one Of these hiding places
and is safe So, our life-path is swept
by temptations which threaten to
drown our souls in perdition, or we
often fear floods OF grief will bury US.
From all these we may find a refuge
in the Rock Of Ages.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
Corrnrrs. GA.. AntllLl2. Is7s

NOLt Mhu7f VA Apill - 1910
DR.. G. J. MoFFETT-DeQr SIR
My wife and myself are satisfied that
the life of cur teething babe was
saved by the use Of your Teethina,
(Teething Powders), when Other
remedies had failed 70 relieve him
We hare been delighted nth The
speedy and permanent relief gicea
one Of our children frons severs al
tack Of Cholera Morbus. Tcethina
Is indispensable to US and shUuld be
kept BY all parents having small
children. Respectfully, etc,
JESSE b WRIGHT,
Foreman Enquirer Sun.
nOv1S 50 rHf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
r ELIG 10 U s
REV. LP. YOUNG.

Christian, look well 90 your course
for in LIES journey as on railways,
there are perilous grades. dangerous
curves, weak bridges, broken rails
and open switches. Preserve your
integrity, for it is q most valuable
coin in heavens excheqger and be
is rich wAois honest With himself
his ncighbor, and IS God.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS
BUSINESS and VISITING CARDS
a specially.
BLANKS for Clerks. SherifIs, As
SCISSORS, Justices Of the Peace, and
Constables, usually kept on hand, OF
printed at short notice, and at prices
which will compare favorably with
any Job Printing establishment in
the state.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

This department Of printing Of
fee aids the publisher very materially
IN keeping up his business, aud We
earnestly invite our business men
and county officers to examine our
facilities for doing this kind Of work,
before sending their order to foreign
Offices.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
STATE NEWS.

Thomas J Lowe, a painter, who
moycd from Durant % Wiuona. com
mittod suicide OF the latter place, on
tuesday night He hung himself
with q small cotton rope Meridian
Homestead.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

The great Cathedral at Cologne is
al last finished II was begun more
than six hundred years ago. 10 is
The most Impressive ecclesiastical
structure IN the world, ranking above
ST Petor's at Rome The completion
of the building was celebrated with
religious service. The Cathedral Ga
it now stands cost about ten millions
Of dollars.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
THE BATTLE HOUSE,
Mobile, Ala.
Jas. B. CHILDEEss, Proprietor.
N. G. ROBINS, Manager.
DICK kOPER, Chief Clerk.

Having been kept open throughout the sum.
mer and fall, undergoinga thorough renovation
IS regards the sleeping Apartments. beddipri
etc. The Battle House i fully prepared Il
entertain It's guests in its usual rst-class stvIe.
20 Rates for all rooms above the Parlor
Floor, Two and Three Dollars per day.
Jan. 80, 1879.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
ROaEsET BOURBON TONIC.

The readers oe this paper know the virtues Of
ne Boneset lplant BOnesef bourbon
Tonic Is OIi elegant combination OF
B0nesef aud other reliable tonios with Ffwe
Old HeHfHckg Whisky. No other spirit
Is used No other would answer our purpose OF
making tins tonic absolutely pare and absolutely
Gne For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, MALARIA, Loss
OF APPETITE, THE FEEBLENEss or DELICATE Wo-
MEN and old people, il is delicious and reliable
IL Louisville, Ky. Wholesale and retail bv
90. 4. buchanan A. 60, OxOIonn, 7lIe..
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
H.m wARNER a co;
IMVGMtOvs & MeeNON>es

PATENTS and how to obtain them. Pamph-
ct OF 60 pages free, upon receipt Of stamps for
postage. Address
GILMORE, SmTH & Co,
Solicitors Of Pathnts, Boa 81, " ashingf DO
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

ut the present date, andyet the prepare
ton Is only Ia the iulgnry of its usetul-
meas. The great dateet Of On Cou9h
Reinedias hitherto iptroduced 70 that
they are simply eEpWsog7. Hence they
nre useless. Tor unlrgs the causes Of the
ncrid secret IONS Nhich are coughcd mp
are romor 81. and the ruINuredi inflamed
OF matrgated slufaefg healed and re-
stored % their natuifia tone, a cure Il
fmpoesihtA. Eritsch's Fruaslan Cough
Syrub aorompllshes these objects. The
mucous and mueo-pus which are the con-
sequences Of Lung Disease, nre thrown on
10 it, while at tho same time Il soothea
and inviaorfsths the weakened tissues
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
NOTTCR

HE Frank Leslie Publishing
90, rs Dey street, New York. will
give steady employment 10 an active agent in
every county. On receipt Of 30 cents they will
send for three months 1HE FANNY JOURNAL,
an illustrated Literary, Art and Fashion Pa
per, or clubs Of four for three months, tor 3
together with a valuable book Of information
for the million, containing q edioal and house
hould receipts, legal advice and forms, articles
en- Etiquette aud Letter writing, advice to mer-
chants, clerks, mechanics farmhfs, &c &c.,
to each subscriber, and also an illustrated Cat
al0gae, containing terms 10 Agents. P0stmas-
ters and Nawsdealers. This offer is made in
order to introduce our publications into every
family. Address, Family journal
ID Day Street, New York.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
As an Advertising Medium

papers Mississippi offer the MFssEs
It's circulation inferior to few and
newspapers than half OF twelve
ChiCkasaw, OF
side in the adjoining counties, This feature itself
local trademen who keep with the
times and foreign advertisers who wish
people Chkasaw Monroe awam6a Lee Prem
Acon Ponotoc Calhoun Sumne Clay counties
WE friends everywhere aid extending circulation
that may be able to give one Of the
BEST COUNTY PAPERS
published in the South
Term. of subscription ,aOO per a.-uua.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
INgIgUGTEg A D0UgH

q astonishinE. rla effects 90 deeper than
the mere symptoms Of pulmonary dis
ease and discharges the Cause from the
untern. Erae and painless expcctora-
don "a the mode By which AZ relieves tha
lunga, chest and throat from the burdens
which oppress them thus arrcsting Com
sumption aud bronchitis In the germ be-
Tore theL Ees.on sti 80 ,.,,,.'.,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

Is made frohl'a simple Tropical Leafof Ram
Value, and is FsOSfT1VE Kennedy
Ner all the diseases that cause pains IN th.
ever part Of sue body-for Torpid Liver
-htadachcs- faundice DizEiuess, Gravel, Ma
lara, ami all difficulties % Che Kidneys, Liver
and Urinary Organs For a'cBnule abis-
eases, Monthly Menstruations, and during
Pregnancy, it has no equal. lt restores the or
gans that MAKE the blood and hence it is thg
best Hood FARTHER u Is the onls
known rumedv that earcs BRlGiHiS DIS
EASE. For Diabe ties, use Warner safe
Diabetes Cure.
For sale By Druggists and Dealers at sH.2i
per bottle. Largest bottle in the market. Try
1t.
II. e. WARNER A. co.
E2Ocnester, y. II.
Jan. Is, 1880.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

nor oouehs, colds, inffuenxa, bronchial
tNmcuIties, tightness Of the chest hoarEe-
rirss, sore throat, trhchltis, inhamma-
ton of the lungs, difficulty OF breathing,
plsurisy and all disorders OF a pulmonary
nature, Il has nefer been equaled.
sole aqsna N America, ia0HARDsON = co.
ST. Louis No.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
EVERYBODY NEEDS,

Chickasaw Messenger,
which has been established for near years the county of
Chckasaw and has been the friend of the Tax payer
and the advocate of the rights OF the people whole
In'he.FUTURE as n PAST ,,e Messenger WILDE
Conservative but Democratic
the Staunch in its adherence to the principles of the
only party upon which the South rely for the preserva
ton of semblance of liberty, but
JUST AND LIBERAL TOWARD ALL MEN,
who choose to differ with it in political opinion.
taxes honest government
utmost tolerance religious and political sentiment and will continue
advocate the greatest liberty the citizen Herewith
The editors Of the MESSENGER acceptable
weekly visitor family Cckasaw County,
cannot do readily than by dvotng large Of to local
county items.
To the end therefore may
its character than heretofore, invite
Correspondence from this and adjoining Countless
giving ems as may be of interest to our readers
such as Marriages Deaths Crop Reports, Accidents, etc
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

EHE THnll0ANn

m which it has been administered with
entire success ~ n remedy Tor every va
riety 81 maiady which Affects the ho'
spiratoTy Functions amount 70 more
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
RATTllNG FOR LIFE

With the most terrible scourge OF our ell
mate viii ind Eritsch'a l'riissinn Cough
svr,fp a potent ally, and will assuresily
win the Eight BY adhering strictly % thil
great medicine. The
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
sprnrla ga nnNsuMpIInN /

sT1Hrs alI-powerful vegetable prepares
lion enrris from the lungs and air pas
cages. thc mucus and muCo-pua produced
ffritntoH amembraueat and rnuuNnte4
ever organ ahich utillHeH the breath o.
life. nt contains 20 atuprtyiuE poiaont
aud e IN All respects a hcnlthlul medi-
cine The rapidly and cersninty Win
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

cOumn or moro WI be se ~. lor sneh nevs fIom
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
JUST AND LIBERAL TOWARD ALL MEN.

who choose to differ with it in political opinion.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
ChickasaW Messenger,
Conservative but Democratic

to the core Staunch in its adherence the principles of the
only party upon which the South rely for the preserva
ton of sembance of liberty, but
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-22
BITTER ROOT VALLEY.
The New Minnesota Pleasant
View--Bitter Root Prince
elizabeth,
From Our Trapsling Correspondent.

From Our Trapeiing Correspondent.
MIssouLA, July lion my arrival at Mis-
soula j found the people very much excited
over the late discovery CT what seems to be
rich quartz. The idle prospector and the
business NAH of leisure were procuring the
necessaries--a bottle Of whisky and piece
Of bacon-for general stampede.
Being qnite enthusiastic myself was soon
OF for tie seen. of excitement, which is in
the vicinity of Stevensville, some thirty
miles from Missoula, up the Bitter Root val
leys
Stevensville, the centre Of this new mining
district. has taken quite boom lately in the
way of building, and there is advance of prop
erty, real estate, etc, in town and the country.
A large hotel, 76x2I and two stories high, is In
course of erection, and the work of building
Is being prosecuted a. rapidly a. possible, for
they expect to have IL completed by the first
of September. Stsre buildings that have
been empty for several years are being filed
up with goods for the extensive trade that IL
already apparent. Many other improve
ments are also noticeable, among which is
an assay office, with Mr.. j. Abernethy, of
Butte, a assayer. This office is kept in full
blast and Mr.. Abernethy can hardly find
time to spare for his meals, so anxious are
the people to ascertain what is in store for
them ia the shape of a bonanza Every man
here is quartz king, as we say in mining
parlance.
The mountains on either side of the Bitter
Root valley are being prospected thoroughly
bv people from distance in addition to
those who made the first discoveries. Stran-
gers are coming in daily, not alone from
places in Montana, but from rs far away n
Walla Wala. The principal mines so far
are confinrd TO the west side in the vicinity
Of Swcathcuse, some six miles from the town
of Stev-nsville They have SO far discovered
three separate belts or distinct deposits of ore,
viz gold, silver and copper. At the time
of my departure only ten assays had been
male, and these were on the Bitter Root
Prince, one Of the principal mines at Sweat
house, although believe either the Pleasant
View are better mines The ten assays from
the Bitter Root Prince are as follows: The
first and hest was 70i.S6 ounces Of silver,
equal to about sgll.55 the second, 607.6 "a
ounces of silver, equal to s7s565. The opiu-
ion generally expressed il that there is ore
there still better than this. So far the ores
brought in have been all fee milling, which
is TO be considered ~ an important item in
the handling of the different ores. IL this
proves ie be what every one believes it IL, II
will ultimately be the richest camp in the
Territory, for they have natural advantages
that other camps do not possess. They have
an abundance Of furthermore than know
Of in any other section Of Montana-and
supply of water, together with as fine an ag-
ricultural district ags the country possesses.
GEO. II. Scorr.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-22
The Katie Putnam Company.

The above Company played in Deer Lodge
the last three evenings of last week, present
ing on two occasions the brilliant little oper-
eta, in three acts, entitled, Olipette. They
drew crowded houses and were applauded to
the echo Oiiyette, as rendered by the Put
nam Company, Is certainly the rleasantest
entertainment we have had in Deer Lodge.
1t Is in many respects more attractive than
Pinafore, lacking the broad humor Of the
latter, but surprising It in plot, action and
picturesqueness. A number Of the solos,
duets and chorusses are excellent, and the
company, which Is a very even-working one
in dramatic representations, seems to have
been selected also with especial regard to
voices Mrs. Murdoch and Mrs. kennicott
shared the musical honors fully. with Miss
Putnam, and Miss Sara Alexander In dane.
ing sceues BY the way, we have hot noticed
mention that Miss Alexander was the premier
daDseuse of the Salt Lake Theatre and the
adopted daughter of Brigham Young, who
has had quite romantic and sal history.
The Putnam Company dressed OHrette at.
tractiyely, all the costumes being new and
prepared especially for the piece. Encores
were frequent during both representations
and kindly responded TO both in music and
dancing. We wish the Putnam Company
could present OateUe IN tine seVerM Moh.an'
towns as a relief to our show-going people
from the dreary iteration Of threaubare
pieces but the company goes to Benton and
chicago. thence South during the Fair season
and later will, ~ Charly Vivian had it,
"Take their stand in a foreign land,
Ten thousand miles away,
As they sail for Australia, to be absent
couple of years. If any Of the old-timers
are left when they return, the Katie Putnam
Company will get a cordial welcome back to
Montana.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-22
IN MEMoRlAM.

LYDIA IRVINE HUMBER was born In Deer
Lodge County, Montana, ON the 9Th Of Mo-
vembcr, 1873, and died on tho 18Th Of July,
AID. 1881.
In the early bloom Of lifcs summer, like the
she l0*ed to gather and cherish, this lovely
blossom Of youth was transplanted TO the
garden Of God. The bright eye IL closed upon
earthly scenes, but It sparkles in heavenly
light. The sunny iace II darkcned BY diseasc,
temper. the happy disposition, the cheerful
obeaience which won the lore and praise Of
parents and teacheTs and endecred her TO her
home circle and 20 her prcceptor It school
viii continue 70 shed fragrance ard pour
aunnhine Into the hearts q AZ who knew
bAF.
g Ihs cuttjne On 81 ltfs 70 tall of pronise +
3 dnRk nhodoW ubon cur pefh, which - fh1o
ye.n - eaes1p ~ e - - = - g.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-22
THE PEMEERroN STOCK SALE.
Who Were Purchasers and Prices Paid.


The sale of horses belonging 10 the John
3 P,.mbe.iou es,a.e by Nj. X. s. Kelly, al
miaist,ator, begun lat Thurs,tay aui was
con.i nued gu Friday All SATURDAY., about 100
heal having been sold for an aggl egate unlof
$4,000. 4. b. Waterbury,. Esq, wa, sales
man. The Attendance was nos large. NOT ex-
c.eding 100 pet,on-. ALI the horses Wei sold
. o Pc sous living on the West Side, auii near
~ all 70 resident, of Deer Lodge county.
Although the non-a.tcJdence of bnye,s
f.vm o.her coup.es was disappointment 10
the ADM nistrato, it's niasier OF congraia-
,,iou rhlt in the breaking up of this, one of
6u-s., III not the iae.f, hus>e fai.,n' in
1opttpa, the sock wa, neatly all Gained
inJp.s couu,v. Exclusive OF The Kentucky
stuck an,i s.tii,oas the safes averaged frem
sea linQ> UP, about $50 pc head. Following
are some of The principal sales:
To Coosni Kohrs, pescarron ssallion,
Figure, Ss4D0.
To WIN. Baker, tro.ting stallion Moslem,
SlJlJ.
To Can't Higgins, Missoula, Kentacky
mare, Eile,, Bel, 500.
To Jos. Lodge s. Co., Deer Lodge, Ken
ucky mare. Ely, 500.
To Ph | Z. Evans. Deer Lodge, Kentucky
,nasc. Mohtse, $50.
10 jos. Lodge s. Co, Deer Lodge, Lucy
leg $40.
To Morgan Evans, Deer Lodge valley,
Mercedes, $50.
To Jos. Lodge 8 Co., Deer Lodge, Moline,
ECO.
To WIN. ITarsly, fwo-year-old Ally, $3.50
To Peter Jensen two-year-old colt, sa00
To H. ". Hoffman, one-year-old colt, $50.
Sssm- Or the purchases were inexplieable,
yaarIIngs bringing more THAI tw0-year-olstS,
aud both QUE and two-yea:-Uld< bringing
slanhl,. or nlure what the dams in foai 10 the
smln~ horses brought. The average " the
yeaflings was ovs.r so; the common brood
mares rated psrtsy low. The sale throughout
avagel about with thr appFaise meut-
there are still nunbeT u work horses on
the place belonging ~ thu estate They will
20 - lire TO i nv - til ffiy acres Of grain
ana TO or 10 forT u hay On tht place. after
which this ssock an siss agricultural impie-
ii ~ viii 81 sold u public sale IL Deer
Ls,dxf The really eannee r. sold by the At
n,f u d aior The ssstefr owjux no debts but y
n fhnlaRlf tlle hsiEx viii, hx power a. nftnt.
= 9. - sori1r ~ SD " ~ - xeol4y eon1S
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-22
Take Care Ut the Children

The excessively hot weather during the
earlier part of thi' week was exceedingly
dangerous TO children, a. IL evidenced to
som extent In the death notices IL IN our sili
duty "a chronicle. Cholera infantum AM
fiux app AIRED III a number OF families AMI in
SOM IN tances were speedily fatal. DIR.
Mitchell attributes these diseases principally
10 the extreme heat aud diet The former Il
very trying upon children. anl exceeding
care should be exercised during lie prcva-
lence. The fruits brought TO thu country are
another source of dang r. They are frequent
ly plucked unripe. that they NAV hr tr'sn,-
ported better, and when eaten IN .llow from
shrinkage In teal of ripen.Ss are ainioi Ger
tain 10 derange the stomach Only rip fruits
should be eaten. AMI these and vegetables In
moderate quantities. Allowing children cof-
fee, tea and highly sea, ohed food Il al o bal,
~ they produce an abnormal condition Of the
system which resist, the relntdi \ that should
have immediate eftrct with children. Expo
sure to oyerhrating and colds should also DO
avoided during hot weather. or course Their.
are mtny IN tancss where all care and all
remedies are unayailing, but 1t IL wise 10 ex-
ercise all precaution, and call in physician
without delay when symptoms are serioiis.