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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
Z. ELDER.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING
CHEAP AND PRETTY SPRING
GOODS.

BLACK and colorcd Cashmcrcs, Al
paras, Mohairs, Monte Cloths, Grcna-
dimes, BuntingS, ticrnani Cloths.
LAWNS, Muslins, Linens, Suitin"s,
Piquc, Ginyllams, CalicOcs, Nainsooks.
Cassimercs, Jeans, Cottonndcs and
Linens.
nLEAClED, brown and Plaid
li0mrspun.
TABLE Linen, Doylics, Towels,
Shccling, Pillow Casing
IF ANY BODY WANTS "A GOOD
HAT for Il little money, let them
call on me. Nobby line of Straw Hats
opening.
If ANY MAN OR BOY WANTS A
SUIT Of good, pretty, nobby, charm
ing Spring Clothes, let them call on
me.
If ANY MAN, WOMAN OR CLILD
WANTS Il pair Of Shoes, cheap, let
them call Oh me and get them.
THOSE SHETLAND SIIA WIS ARE
LOVELY.
a BEAUTIFUL Line Of Laccs,
Hamburg Edyings and Insertions, Cot
tom Ed@ingS.
GENTS' Silk and Linen 1Iandkcr-
chiefs.
LADIES' Linen iIcm-stitchcd Hand
kcrchicf>.
GENTS, Ladies', Misses and Chill
drcm'S Hose.
CENTS AND LADIES' SCARFS.
COLLARS and Guns, Runling, Etc,
Etc.
But WHAT is TIE USE TRYING
TO mention everything in the Store
just come and see me, that is all, and
| will make il pay you.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

, IliE ELECTION CASES IN CHARLES
TOH.-fhe United States Circuit Court
oTencd in Charleston on Monday.
The array ofjurors, grand and petit,
was challenged on the grounds that tho
panels had not been drawn from cour.
tics comprising the Eastern District,
In which the defendants res i le and in
which the oflcnscs charged arc alleged
to have been committed, some of the
Jurors having been drawn from the
Western District. District Attorney
Norlhrop stated that the challenge Of
the grand jury was immatcral, as the
government would proceed upon i'll
formation. Subp9nas duces tecum
wore filed for service upon the Sccrc-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pincspples. To-
matocs, Salmon, Corned Beef, Dcyilcd
Ham and Turkey, Sardincs. &c.
Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat MeHl, Cooper
Gclatine, Mustard,' Black Pepper and
Nutmc9s.
Baldwin Catsup, Cross e. Black
Wells Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
J. F. McDIASTER & 80.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

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II 3hrunk wholly or In part from nature or dis
ease. Advice free. Describe Gaze and send stamp
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cN reference. ."t'H"n:nd"n"4 rGnGdanNal,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
THE BEST REMEDY
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In diseases OF tho
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a safe and reliable
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1t is n scientific
combination Of the
medicinal princia
pies and curative
virtues Of the finest
drugs, chemically
united, Of such
power rs to insure
tho greatest posi-
bic efficiency, and
uniformity of re-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
PRESIDENT WOLFE
Pat in Possession Of the selma
nnd Greensboro Railway,
Rnd "a Directory Organ
lied.
An Important Addition 30 the
Memphis. Holly Springs and
Selma LIme ofERnilway.

Mr.. Fred Wolfe, who has been IN
the city for a couple Of days arrang-
ing for the transfer of the Selma and
Greensboro railroad to the company
which he represents, favored US yes
terday afternoon with an interview
and gave US the following informa-
ton In reference to bis purchase and
plans for the future
While Mr. Wolfe is the fnancial
manager OF the Erlanger syndicate
In this country, be has not bought
this road for the syndicate, but for
the Memphis, Selma and Brunswick
company.
This company was organized yes
terday with the following officers
Fred Wolfe, President; C NJ
Shelley, A. w. Jones, Selma, Thomas
r. Roulhac, Greensboro J G Selig-
man, Charles 3. Lewis, John rravers,
jr, New York, Directors 81 Calm,
Secretary and Treasurer; w 4.
Crenshaw, Assistant Secretary and
Treasurer.
The road was duly transferred
yesterday, and to-day Mr. Wolfe
goes over it on tour OF examina-
ton. Reaching Greensboro he will
60 thence by private conveyance
over the graded projected line to Ac.
ron, on the Alabama Great Southern
road.
Mr. Wolfe informs us that there
will be no change Tor the present in
the management Of the road. THIS
will be very gratifying to the people
of Selma and along the line Of the
road for Msjor Fowlkes, the present
Superintendent, aud the other officers
give great satisfaction
This syndicate already owns that
part Of the old Selma, Marion and
Memphis road that lies in Mississip-
pi, and the purchase of the Selma |
and Greensboro is the addition oil
one more link in their plan to have a
trunk line from Memphis, on The |
Mississippi, to Brunswick. Georgia. /
on the Atlantic. The Selma and |
railroad will be complet- |
ed at once to Acron, on the Alabama |
Great Southern road Mr. Wolfe |
expects this to be finished on or be-
fore December 1st-just as soon as
money aud labor can do it. The /
road thence to Columbus, Okolona
and Holly Springs will be completed
as soon as practicable. The graded
portion will be in operation within
one year Only eight miles remain
angraded between Greensboro and /
0koloua. The gap Of eighty.ave
miles between Okolona and Holly
Springs Is not graded.
The arrangement for the compile
ion OF the line 10 Albany, Georgia, |
las not yet been made, but this gap
n the syndicate's system win be fll- 1
d as soon as possible While this
syndicate Is not identical with the |
Erlanger. which owns the Alabama
Great Southern and Yicksbure and
Meridian "a lroads, vet the two viii |
cooperate and the latter may event
ally absorb The former Selma and
he people along the line Of the Selma
md Greensboro road viii enjoy am
be advantages to be derived from
18th
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
split Parties.


The Raleigh News and Observer
says; A correspondent Of a New
Hampshire paper says that the pres.
ent Legislature Of that State Is the
first he ever saw in which there are
absolutely no party lines. st IS very
much like the Massachusetts Assem-.
bly," he says, Gin which tWo.thirds
Of the Republicans are Democrats,
and ell the Democrats are two-thirds
Republicans"
II Garfield shall take q high posi-
ton as President Of the Union, and
not the leader Of E partisan faction,
party limos will be more loosely drawn
than ever before. Thomas Jefferson
once said 1--WE are all Republicans
(Democralsl ; We are all Federalists. "
And to day Garfield can well afford
70 say we are Ell Unionists--we are
all patriots, and II be shall live up TO
that sentiment, and administer the
Government on that basis, the cOun.
try will honor him.-EX.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

The news nom Jackson is very
meagre and up TO the time Of gong
to press We have heard nothing that
will enable Us to predict the fnal re-
cult. The following written BY gen.
tleman, who is on the scene Of action,
on Tuesday evening We hope to see
verified:
Don't know when the Convention
viii be over Everybody working
bard for their favoritss. I think Stone
viii be ne man. There Is a strong
Stone delegation here and they are
working. Two or three counties thai
we're counted for Barksdale have in
structed absolutely for Stone"
We have heard q rumor that the
Stone men in caucus nominated ].
G Hall Jr., Of Pamela, iOI Chairman
Of the Convention, and the Barksdale
men nominated Gen. W +. Tucker
The same rumor says the Convention
selected Mr.. Hall.
JACKSON, Aug 8.
1sr BALLoT-Stone one hundred
and four and ten thiFteenths, Banks
dale ninety-two and forty-three one
hundredths, Featherston tWenty-foul
and two fifths, CalhoOn eighteen
Adjourned to Thursday morning.
The probability Is that neithsl
Stone nor harksdale will be nOmina
ted.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
lbean stanIey-A Good Man Pass
ed On.


Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean OF
Westminster Abbey, passed peace.
fully away at London, July 18th,
aged 60 years. The son of the
Bishop Of Norwich, and himself emf
nent in the position Of the Episcopal
Church, he was distinguished for the
liberality Of bis opinions, as we'll as
for ripe scholarship and excellence
Of personal character. On his death
bed be said 81 have endeavored to
make Westminster Abbey the great
center Of English religious life in 8
truly liberal spirit" and his life bore
witness to his efforts. As a writer,
a broad thinker, a persuasive preach
er aiming to increase universal fra
ternity, and q man Of fine judgment
and tender feeling, be will long be
priced and no man could be more
missed.
In our cival war he held to the
Union he visited this country not
long ago; on the assassination Of
the President he telegraphed his sym
pathy to Mrs. Garfield and had daily
prayers In tho Abbey for her hus-
band's recovery.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

Our readers win remember that we
published some weeks since an &C
count Of the cruel and inhuman muir
der Of Luther White by Rob. Barker
Since the killing Of White it seems
Barker has been proving around the
neighborhood with the avoWed inten.
ton Of killing three or four other
persons. When this was accom- :
plished be proposed to fee the coun
Try On last Friday evening the
quiet Of the city was disturbed by the
entrance of at least one hundred arm.
ed men, mostly colored, who had the
desperate in charge, and delivered
him over to the officers Of the law
Barker was at once put in Jail and
closely guarded on Friday night, and
Saturday morning was brought be
fore the Mayor, where he waved an
examination, and was committed to
jail The Jail here not being secure,
Officer Buford was instructed to car.
~ the prisoner to Houston for con
dnement. Early in the morning q
large crowd Of people assembled in
town, and it was evident much excite
ment prevailed among them, aud
some suqdued threats of lynchlng
we're made The officers we're aware
Of this, and knew full well the only
safety for the prisoner was to get him
out Of town Immediately, and If pos
sible withou. the knowledge Of the
Infatuated populace. This they en-
deayored TO do, but the sequel showed
without success. The lynchers kept
a close lookout, and we're fully aware
Of all the movements made. Indeed
it seems that a party of near one
hundred stationed themselves on
the road about five miles from town,
at what is known as Shaw creek bot.
tom and patiently waited the arrival
OF the posse, while large number
followed the officer and his CHARGE
from town. When they arrived at
Shaw creek, the signal was given and
twenty or thirty colored men jumped
into the road and demanded the Grim
inal Resistance was worse than use.
less, and Officer Buford could dc
more than beg for the life Of
the culprit and enter his protest
against the unlawful act The mob
did not parley but seized the bride
of the mule upon which Barker was
mounted, hurried him into tie thicket
and before the officer could hitch his
horse and follow to the place Of exc
aution, the report Of twenty guns
-od The fate Of the murderer After
.he shooting the crowd dispersed as
1 by magic, and the slayer Of three
men, was left alifeless, mangled mass
ipon the ground We do NOT ap-
prove Of mob law, but there can be no /
loubi, that the victim in this case
eeeived a justly merited punishment. |
md we trust it may prove a warning |
deter others as vicious from crime |
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04


Lay it down as a foundation rule,
that you will DO faithful in that which
is least Pick up loose nails, bits OF
twine, clean wrapping paper and put
them in their places, Be ready to
throw in an odd half hour or hours
time, when it will be an aceomoda-
ton and don't seem to make a merit
of It. Do it heartily. Though not
3 word be said, be sure you- employ
er will make anote oft. Make your
self Indispensable to him and he will
lose many ofthe opposite kind before
he will part with you. Those young
men who watch the time, to see the
very second their working hour is
up; who leave, no matter what state
the work may be in, at precisely the
instant who calculate the extra
amount they can slight their work
and not get reproved; who are lavish
Of their employers goods, will al
ways be fret to receive notice when
times are dull that their services are
no longer required. Then serve your
employer as q friend, IN due time be
will be a true friend TO you.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

THE Corinth Democrat deuouuces
10 u measured terms lho report or
the Appeal correspondent ia refer
ence to the public execution Of the
murderer smith Weread Tue Appeal
article, and not being iayofably inn
pressed with public exhibitions Of
that kind anyway, we INDUCED in
some reflections which our Corinth
contemporary thinks Is unjust 70 that
community We like CoHnth and
its people. We pride ourselves thst
We have many friends there, and
we have no intention 81 doing. OF
saying anything which would place
them in an improper light before The
world. Wenevers supposed the"howl.
ing, hungry mob were residents of
Corinth, or even Aloorn county, butt
since Bro Barr says there was mol
hungry mob ator near The
galloWs on which Smith was hung,
We know it is so, and We hastou 70
make The ameade honorable.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

II the good people Of Chickasaw
are willing to submitto the dictations
Ola few wand politicians, who have
axes to grind, we are content to bide
our time, but iftLey proposeto as
seFt their Independence Of ring rule.
the MEssESGrR WIN be found in the
coming contestjust where it has ever
planted itseIfn tae past-oa TIC side
Qtfhe People-and { win battle car
nestly, faithfully and courageously in
defense of their rights.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

THE Vicksburg Commercial asks
the question "Shall Chalmers or
Lynch represent this (lbe Shoe
String) D,sirictT
We have no right to answer. Il
we did, we would say let the man who
was elected represent the District.
even If such a courso should admit
Mr. Lynch
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

PARTY organization Is esseltial 20
party success, and so longfas such
organization is founded nfo fairness
and Justice snd has for y object the
best interests of the D<3ple, its per
pstuation viii PROVE blessing and
Ia disorranization/a misfortune tol
,he country Ofthe contrary blind
fealty to party dictation Is neither
wise nor pe.rioto. There is and
should be a init 20 govern the action
Of every zen who loves his State,
an6 the Aue and cry" We hear from
the psrt On vote for the nominee
If hslsa .yaller dog" has lost lie
potency VIA, lall thinking and reason.
iaq men. The MESSENGER may have
Given in It's adhesion to this "yaller
dog theory years ago, but we have
passed that stage now, and henceforth
the man who secure our support must
| in our opinion come up to the Jeher
sonian standard, Of honesty, oapabil-
lity and faithfulness We will not
vote for a man, whose principles We
| 40 not endorse, and whose past politi
cal record has been unsatisfactory
land Inconsistent merely because b.
Happens to secure the endorsement
Of the majority Of the rings an'
oliques which 60 to make up the pc
Iitioal machine in Mississippi. w
love the Democratic party, its princi
| Plies and its traditions, but our affection
is not such as to require US to supper
unworthy men, and henceforth we d
not intend to do it, at the dictatio
Of packed conventions, like the on
recently assembled in this county
We sincerely hope the State Conver
, ton will give to the people a soun
! conservative ticket; one that ever
Democrat can support without a sal
> rifce. A failure in this means II
disorganization Of the party in Chicl
/ saw, and we believe in the entii
( State, and its ultimate overthrow at
? day not more distant than the ides (
I, November. Such a result we woul
Q deplore, but even that would I
preferable to personal politics cor
roled by arrogant "bosses," and
contest Of hstkind, the MEssENeI
has always in the past and alwal
will in the future, be found in Iii
with the people, and against Il
rings.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

SUPPOSE the delegates, which The
packed convention held at Houston
on The 23rd Of July, should vote for
barksdale on the first ballot, would
the Instructions Of The machine be
carried outf Mind you, kind reader,
We say nothing about the sgishes OF
the haf dozen uanipulators, here
and at Houston, who set the machine
in notion.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

GEN CHALMERS, in Pursuance Of
'the policy Of "bargain and intrigue. -
(the origin Of which is a disputed
question: declares on the eve Of the
assembling Of the convention: 1T
Barksiale is defeated for Governor
! will be a candidate against Lamar.
II Barksda'e is nominated for Gov.
ernor ] shall notua agllnstLamar."
We favor giving tie Little Game
Cock" o chance 20 tly bis hand with
the "Big Shanghai Such dickering
and trading ia the public Offices Of
this State is shameful, and should be
rehpked by lhe people.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

r. policy Of taxing the people
70 b'Rd railroads 90 be gobbled by
shrswd corporations, is unjust and
oppressive and should not be coun-
tenaneed for q moment by any fair
minded man. Ne Jay this much in
anticipation 81 proposition from
some capitalists { y asking Okolona
to burden herself with a debt Of q
hundred thousand dollars 70 induce
the Gordon road TO come here. We
would like % have the road, but we
don't want {. bad enough to vote
that amount cr any other ont Of the
city treasury ga burnt child breads
the fre," and OLolooa end Chieka.
saw county Lave bad experience
eaoueh With monoyiosa railroad cor
porations 20 prevent them from being
over anxious TO assume new bur
dens.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

Il is now more than sixteen years
since the Con federate Government
ceased to exist. and more than thir-
teen years since the amended Con-
stitution put It out Of the power OF
the Government oft United States
to pay Confederate debts. Still the
British holders Of Conlederste cotton
loan bonds are nursing the innocent
belief that they will some time be
paid, OF they are victims Of sharpers
who are playing upon their Crednlity.
Boston Advertiser.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

JUDGINs from the numerous cases,
which have occurred within the past
few years, the negro Rob Barker
would have made 0 Saint 10 glory, If
the wicked mob that shot him to
death bad only given him time to
repent and be converted Ia other
other words, had he been incarcera-
ted in jan, brought to trial and SEN
fenced to expiste bis heinous crime
on the scahold, the pious labors OF
the Jealous ministry, who bank so
heavily on the historic "thief on the
cross, would hsyeconyertedh his dark
soul and sent him shouting to the
Heavenly paradise. The action Of
the Lynchers was hard on Barker
but we console ourselves with the
reflection that the society Of Saints
and Angels is not to be contaminated
with bis presence
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

The following notice by = Virginia
blacksmith indicates Readjuster SEN
liment on The psrt Of Moses part
ners "Notis = De copartnorship
heretofore resisting betwixt me and
Nose skinner is hereby resolved
Dem what owe De lrm win settle wild
me and dem what DC Hrm owe will
settle wild Nose"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

Tax Board Of Supervisors Of the
county are in session this week for
the purpose Of receiving and correct
ing the assessment rolls Of the county.
The committee appointed by the
County Grange to saslst the Board
when 1t comes to equalizing the taxes,
we're we are told present and ready
for duty. The inequality of property
assessments in this county has for
years been a crying evil, and we
trust the Board will IN this instance
give heed to the suggestions Of the
Grange committee, and raise or lower
the valuation Of property with an eye
to a just aud equitable distribution
Of the burden Of taxation.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
AssHGNRE,s NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Myers
HousmRn d Co. are hereby notified
to call and settle, otherwise suits will
be brought against them. The under
signed holds all notes and accounts
due said firm, as Assignee of same,
and Is alone authorized to collect and
receipt for same.
G. G. MURRAY, Assignee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
sHIERHFP's SALE.

J. W. ALTERNATELY, FRS, District
vs.. S.Chickasaw Co.
J. C. RIsH, 1 WIFE. alias execution.
Judgment for sixiy-seven dollars and Eighty
FIVE cents and Costs.
DY virtue ofthe above stated execution to me
ID directed from the Office Of James Patters
son q Justice Of The Peace Of Calhoun county
will, on
Monday, she Ast day 81 August.
1881, proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder ior
cash, within legal hours, IN front Of the Court
House door, 10 The town Of Houston, the follow.
ing described property, tO-wii Sc = Section
3s, Township g, Range , East. The above
Was levied upon as the property Of J.
3. Rish and Wife, and will be sold 10 satisfy
said debt ard alt costs.
s. L. WILSON, Sheriff,
By g. A, NoFFArT, y, =.
Jaly
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

COULDN'T Barksdale, If nominated
retire from the ticket and allow JEFF
Davis TO be substituted in his stead 2
They are on the same platform now,
and JEFF has the advantage in the
matter Of consistency.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
GATLTN STREET
ACADEMY.

A select school for girls and young
ladies will be opened on the
Hath Of September, IssI.
at Gatlin Academy.
Mathematics, Eloeution, Language
es, made speeialties. Mrs. Hooper,
one Of the dneAt vocalists in the
South. will teach In connection with
the school.
Tuition from 81 to "a per month.
Music, with use Of instrument, from
"a to %.
Special vocal instruction S. pr mo
Class, vocal instruction, 81 per mo
Board $40 per month
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

TnE telegraph informs US that the
President Is silll improving, and bic
ultimate recovery is now regarded
only as a matter Of time. We rejoice
that such ls the case, and in this we
feel and know that we are IN harmo-
ny with every true man and woman
in the South.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

In this city, which. for somo tim,
past, has been closed, was opened on
The let of August, by J. {. BOYLE,
and Is prepared 70 extend aecommo-
dalions 10 the travelling public sec
ond to none in this section Of the
country. The House is thoroughly
rehtted, the ruoms well furnished,
the tables loaded with the best che
markets afford, and the locaiiOn Of
The Hotel is well adapted TO com
mercial men, being situated on Main
lreet, near the business portion Of the
city.
~ Don't forget the Mansion
House.
j. C BOGLE. Prop'r.
auoA
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
Monday, The - day Of August.

ETSubscriptions received for al
leading Daily aud Weekly News
papers and Periodicals IN the United
States at the Post Office, by W.
?. TINDALL
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

The Meridian Mercury comedies
that the editor Of the MESSENGER is
"half a man" and Col Horn prom
ises he win not go back on that ad
mission. Thanks, neighbor We
can endure your sarcasm so long as
you are generous enough to place Us
a few points ahead Of yourself
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
Union FEMALE College,
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

ENGLlSH and Classical course, Music, Art,
II Modern Languages, Calisthenies. Fac
ultY complete. Boarding accommodations first
class, Charges low. Next session opeus SEPT,
9TH, 1881. Apply for catalogue u
iuli{-4tl J. 3, HOWARD, President.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

- The Hall Self Feeding Gin
is the best IN use Good references
given from planters in this county
G G MURRAY, Agent
jnne2 I'm