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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-06

This department OF printing OF.
Gee aids the publisher very materially
in keeping up bis business, and 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, 1881-01-06
The Messenger
FuHLfsmEu
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
MrATE NEwa

Mr Colmrnt has just received on
order from France for a supply Of
hs grape roots or cuttings. Il seems
che French grapes are subject 70 dis
eases, and the object Of getting
American roots is to engraft them
on the native stock Is a means OF
Observation-Disclosures Index.
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The collision which occurred at
State Line on the Mobile & Ohio
railroad on Christmas night resulted
in the death Of the engineers and
fremen on both trains. The engine
aud several cars we're badly wrecked
"TOo much Christmas" is the reason
assigned for the terrible accident.
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Houston, Sparta,
Atlanta, HOuIka,
BuenH Vista, Egypt,
McCOndy, New Hope,

and such other places outside the county where we may
coed in securing intelligent correspondents
Tributes respect Charitable Societies.
and all religious notices. irrespective denomaona
v0f charge So also obituary when they
lines
Attention will be given Of course State and general po
zeal, religious literary character
As speciality shall publish proceedings Super
so Fee Bills for the county officers and all general affecting
the interests of the Farming Public
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BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,
BUSINESS and VISITING CARDS
specially.
BLANKS for Clerks, Sheriffs, As
SCISSORS, Justices Of the Peace, and
Constables, usually kept on hand, or
printed At short notice, and at prices
which will compare favorahly with
any Job Printing establishment inI
the state
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The best Ever Knew or

J. c. Starkey, a prominent and
influential Citizen Of Iowa City,
says: 81 have had the Dyspepsia,
and Liver Complaint for several
years, and have used every Remedy
/ could hear OF, without any relief
whstever, until l saw your Shiloh's
Vitalizer advertised ia our paper,
and was persuaded to try it. I am hap
Ply to state that it has entirely Cured
me. It is certainlp the best Rene.
dy ever knew or" Price rs cts.
Sold by ] n Knox.
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As an Advertising Medium

papers Mississippi greater the MEssS
It's circulation is inferior to few and than
newspapers than half twelve hundred Cit
OF tn county ChiCkasaw remainder re-
side the oang This r
local who keep with the
the times and to foreign advertisers who wish roach the
people the counties Of CkasRw Monroe awamba Lee Prem
Aorn Pohotoc, Calhoun, Sumner: Clay and 0kbbha
WE beg friends everywhere aid extending circulation,
that may be able to give one the
BEST COUNTY PAPERS
published in the South.
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PEzRY, HorraE Co., Gao JAN. rs, 80 II
In the year 1873, there we're tuo
negro prisoners, confined IN the jail
Of this comfy, Vho we're very badly
afflicted vita that lOSthsoms disease
Syphilis. II my official capacity az
Ordinary, I employed Capt. C, 7.
Swift, then a resident OF this place,
to cure tAsm, under . contract, mo
cure, 30 PaV." He administered 70
them bis celebrated SyphlliHc Speoif
ic, and In few weeks / felt bound,
under my contract, to pay him out OF
tie cosnty treasury, as he effected a
complete and radical cure.
In testimony hereunto set my 81
-. fcIal signature and seal.
Seal. A. S. GILES,
Ordinary, Houston Co, Ga
Chattanooga. Tenn FEB. IA, 70,
We take pleasure in saying that the
S. S. S. is giving good satisfaction
We have had excellent results from
a number OF cases. One gentleman
who had been confined to his bed
sir aoeeks with Syphilitic Rheumatism
has been cured eAtirely, and speaks
in the highest praise OF il. 1t also
acts as we'll in primary as in second.
airy snd tertiary cases.
CHILES & BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pr
pristors, Atlanta o..
old By all Druggists.
Call fer = sspy Of "YSuBE Mems Frisad."
N.r. "a. lsaa.
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H. VARNER = co.
IMVCWtOvs 4 MeeMONAes.

PATENTS and how 10 obtain them. Pamph-
let OF 60 pages free, upon receipt Of stamps Tor
postage. Address
GILMORE, SMITH & Co,
Solicitors Of Patents, Box 81, WeshiBgt Do
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-06
'nEE EnR THE IIlnR9.'

uor cuuglas, colds, lnduenEa, bronchial
THcultios, tightnssso 81 me chest, hoarss-
ness, sore throat, trnchltis, tnnammh-
ton Of the lungs, dimculty Of breathing
pleurisy and All disorders Of a pulmonary
nature, Il has never been equaled.
Sole agents b AInsfic4 RICHARDSON = 90.
81 Louis No.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS
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NJ the present date, and yet the prepare
ton il only ~ the fnfancy OF it, useful
mesa. The great detect OF al Cough
Iismedics hiiherto Introduced 10 tnat
they are simply cEpulsoEy. Hence tMey
are useless for unicSa the causes Of the
nerid aacrations which are coughea up
are removed, and the inquired, infinmed
o. matDrnted stuf1tceg healed and re-
stored to tlieif nat Gal Tone a cure i1
imposriblo. frltsch's Prusslan Cough
syrup accomplishos these objects. Tire
mucus and muco-pus which are the con-
sequence Of Lung Disease, are thrown on
10 10, while az ths same time f. soothea
and invigornfes the weakened tissues
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RONESET BOURBON TONIC.

TN resden - this paBr know The virtues n
- Boneset plant BOReset bourbon
Hoatc ts an elegant cOnlbtnaffOss On
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THE BATTLE HOUSE,
Mobile, Ala.
As, B. CHnBEEss, Proprietor.
n. Q. ROIBINs, Manager.
DICK kOFER, Chief CLERK.

Having been kept open throughout the sun
mer and fall undergoingA thorough rsaovstisn
as regards The sleeping srartasna, bsddinrs
etc. The Battle House e fullv prspzrg1 +
entertain its guests il ils usual rss-elass style
a Rates for all rooms absve the Psrlsr
JaA. 50, 1879.
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Chlckasaw Messenger,

Ch1ckasaw 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 the FUTURE Messenger Willie
Conservative but Democratic
to the Staunch in its adherence to the principles of the
only party upon which the South rely for the preserva
ton of a sembance of liberty, but
JUST AND LIBERAL TOWARD ALL MEN,
who choose to differ with it in political opinion.
In word the MESSENGER vors low honest government and the
political will
advocate greatest liberty the citizen Herewith
The editors OF the MESSENGER desire this paper acceptable
weekly visitor every family Cckaaw County and conceive
cannot do readily than by deotng large part Of to local or
county items
therefore, may Scal
in its character than heretofore we invite
Correspondence from this and adjoining Countless
giving such and local readers,
such as Marriages, Deaths Crop Reports, Accidents
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-06

Is made from a simple Tmpiea Leaf0 OF Rare
Value, and is POSITIVE Remedy
fer all the diseases that cause pains in the
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Headaehes-Jaundiee- Dizziness, Gravel, Ma
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and Urinary Organs For Female IBIS
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fans that MAKE the blood and hence il is the
Best Hood Esurifier. u is the emily
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Diabetes Cure.
For Sale by Druggists aud Dealers at ea.2S
per bottle. Largest bottle in the market Try
It.
H.W WARMER 4 co.
Rochester, ~. n.
aaan
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nLREa NM IN REnnRn
HVE THGINANn

IN which Il has been adminiatered with
entire success ~ a remedy for every Va
riety Of maiady which Affects the He
spiratory Functions amount 70 more
Nhun
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-06

A column or more will be set apart for such news from
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-06
MTIllNn ma IIFE

With the most terrible sc0urEe Of cur en-
mate viii md Erltsoh's Frusalan Cough
syrup q potent ally, and viii assuredly
win the nEht By adheriug strictly 10 this
great medicine. The
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-06
Conservative but Demo

to the core. Staunch in its adherence to the p
only party upon which the South can rely for
ton of semblance of liberty, but
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-06

which has been established for years the Of
Chckasaw and has been the friend Of the Tax payer
and the advocate Of the rights OF the people whole.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-06
lNNIHIllTE9 a 0nUeH

q astonishing. Its elects 90 deeper than
The mere symptoms Of pulmonary die
ease and discharges the cause from the
system. Wroa and painless eNpectora-
tlom a the mode liV which u relieves the
tunas, chest and throat from the burdens
which Cypress themi thus mrrestiug Con-
aumption and Bronchitis IN the germ be-
fore they reach the more dangerous
stages. The emaciated sufferer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
OHIO sTGTE FAIR.
Tho aaat suecesafIii Day In the iTiAtOr,
ofthe Association.

CoLuMnrs, o., September lit Is esti-
mated that 5000 persons visited the State
Fair tu.day, and the cash receipts for tickets
at the gates l. greater than upon any prev.
ious day during tic existence Of the Ohio
State Board Of Agriculture. No serious ac.
cidcnts are reported.
In the running race, mile heats bcst two
in three, far $500 dollar pttrse, divided,
had Eeven starters. The race was won by
LILLY Dale; second money, Capt. Flahetty
Time, lao, l:4Gl, las.
RThe ttottiug rnce, three minute class,
$500 divided, eleven starters, was wor
easily by VIII Denham, a local horse which
l,aa been In the trainers hands hut few
months. Time $50 in each Of the ihfel
heats
Governor Foster visited the State Fai
today and made brief, non.politira
faddrtss Ia q large assembly. The officer
ol the Northern Ohio Fair Association al1
spent the day at the fair
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SINGULAR SUICIDE,
whisky and Cards Flpaliy p9wn n Easel.
nnted Victim.

DErROtT, September l.-Qpitc a remark
able casc Of suicide occurred p few miles
from Ithaca, GMtlot county, this State,
Sunday last, t..., .H l
A min hdmed Martin Walker lived Oh q
small firm there, formerly n prosperous
stock raiser IN California, but sixteen years
ago came Fast, and five years ago settled
oh the place Of his last residence Drink.
Ing and gambling were his beseltihg sins,
finally swallowing up all the little property
remaining. Last JHne he went into q field,
stripped himself Of lis CLOTHES, set fire 10 d
hFvish ileap, placed gun to his Head and
snahped II tliree times without disClarging
Il, intending to kill himself and allow his
body 10 fall on the burning pile. Sunday
last he carried Il similar attempt into effect,
When le waN found tho top NJ hls head
was completely hlown olk Tue naked
body was partly burned on the blazing
heap OF brush, which he klhdled. lie left
letters announcing his determination ex.
pressing confirmed hopeleSnea as Ia him,
Felf and warming hls children 10 AVOID
whisky. Ile leaves vile and several
urOWti tip children.
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. THE ship WENT DOwN.
Further Details of the wrccL of the
TenIon.

Teuton.
LoSDoS, September la dispatch from
Cape Town sthtes The wrecked steamer
Teuton had on board one hundred and
forty.seyen passengers and crew Of eighty
persons. The vessel struck rock, but
hoated of, htd was in the act Of putting
back TO port when she sank. A majority
Of those on board pcrished. All the Off.
Gers were drowned
A correspondent nt Cape Town SAYS:
Three boats were lowered, one of whicl,
f0undered alongside the steamer, and Tie
other two have arrived At SimonBlown,
containing twentythree Of thecfewand four
passengers
Tile Union Mail Steamship Company
states that twelve. Of the passengers were
saved. ''.'i l'
Another dispatch from Cape Town says.
''The TeutOn's boats, which arrived Mt 81.
lilOhstown, lay on their oars TIL daylight,
but nothing WIS IN be Eteti, and II Is feared
the third boat, with fifteen women and
children OH bbartl, IL lost. Tile Captain
struggled In the water for some time, but
finally sank"
A later dispatch from Cape Town states
that another boat from tile wrecked steatn.
ship TeutOn, with eight occupants, has
arrived al that port, and also still another
with thirty persons on board, including the
crew and officers, The steamer Danube
has gone III search Of the remaining AIR.
ylvors on The hope Of finding sume Of them,
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ing the day except that the swelling OF the
gland has almost entirely disappeared and
the patient has been allowed to return to
solid food in mild form. His stomach is
acting admirably. There has been no cut
ting Of the gland to-day, It has almost en-
tirely disappeared and has lost all its ugly
appearance, No new abcess has been
formed, and the theory which had been
predicted that the fever this morning was
caused by another abcess disappeared on
questioning the physicians There is one
thing against the physicians which was
developed to-day, In the bulletin last
night they for the tiRt time an
nounced that an opening had spOnta-
neOusly formed itself through the cheek
into the mouth, and said that such outlet
was discovered at last evenings dressing
The fact Is it has been known for several
days to have been present, The doctors
also stated Inst evening that no pus has
found its way into the mouth by that outlet,
The fact wns and Is that the
pus has gone and still goes into the mouth
and thence to the throat, which the
President removes by expectoration. 1t is
true not much pus takes this cOurse, but
still some does, II is not, however ro-
garded us possible that it will get to the
stomach in u quantity sufficient to again
disturb that organ. The question OF where
the President is TO be removed to
will be settled when DR.. Agnew returns,
which will be tomorrow or next day. DIR,
BOyntOn, to-day, said, in his opinion, it
would take at least three weeks OF the pres
Gnt favorable condition of the President,
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VOLUME XXX.--NUMBER 8.
aERllANY ANp EHE YAEIcAN.
Further Negotiations IN Regard to
Reconciliation.

LoSDoS, September, "A Berlin dispatch
says it is generally remarked that the off,
cial notice Of DIR. KOrum's appointment as
Bishop of Treyes makes no mention Of the
oath Of allegiance and obedience.
The NORTH German Gaidis says that DR.,
schlOOser was able, while temporarily So
iOurnipg in Rome during the summer, to
open confidential relation with the Ee-
clesiasties, with which he was formerly ac.
quainted, This has caused both parties 10
hope that It will be possible toafTiye at a
pOdIn vtreaR without renOuacing the
principles lmpeFahyely demanded BY their
relative positions.
With q view TO further pursuing the
path opened toward an understanding. Dr.
Schloeser has returned to Rome 10 conf,
dentially discuss the points which admit
OF further mutual concessions. It NAV b.
presumed that the negotiations will serve
as basis for Interior decisions with refer
ence to filling vacant Bees and for legisla.
tive measures analogous to those submit
ted to the Diet last year.
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rEnII.s or wEsfHnN fnAynI..
viitInnous Attempts to wrcch and Rob
ExurnSS TfnifiA.

VlIllnnOuA AtIetnptN 10 WrCoH nHu hOH
ExprcSS TrainS.
SAN FRASClsco, September IAN at.
tempt WIS made to throw yesterdays Gust
bound express train from the trick near
CglInx, for tic purpose of robbery, n rail
being removed 4 position qf tlle .rnin was
derniletl. No one was hurt and the attempt
ed rObbefy'wds unsuccessful 'i
The following additional particulars have
been rereived regarding the attempted
wreck oi the Oycridhd Uatn, Two engines
and one car Of the Gust bound express ttiitl
were thrown from the track about l47
o'clock last evening, ut Cape Horn Mills
by tyO nils having gbeen removed by High
wayiilen, wleH lhpFRglne irstlelt Fireman
BOYD, Oh jumping 10. the gfOuadt waefQu
ftonttd'by d inan with u shotgun, who d
tlered him to stand and not 10 move or Eivt
an alarm. AT the same time n inan pre-
sGnted Q Wlh At tue express messenger
Opened the l6af ht lllB Is hless Tar and ar
lered him to surrender About This flint
the higllwaymcn, supposed to be Boine llvI
or six In number, became alarmed ant
started to RUN into the brush, leaving Ian
tnIns, masks, twcnty.ibur cartridges, pow
deEiusc, axes, a Sledge, pick md other. tools
30 ono was injured, and the train was de
tained but eight hours
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DON'T GO TO PANAMA..
A Dark Picture OF the Locality aud
Work ON the Canal.

~ n /
NEW YORK, september l'-pT' ShaF'e
PietzCh, q German physician, has Just re
nrned from Asninwall and Panama nm,
,,;,,.s ,,or,, ,,loony o.covn, n tbo oonr
sNe' Nv'' s'o''us "'en' " "iS ''A''
try and the prospects ol the De Lessep
Canal scheme.
UTfonv NJ vour friends think nj oninu \,
p.,'aan al H. - ~ = es'-e ,'',,. ',
""' S'' 'i' uoV'or " T" 'ePot'et
advise them not to. In all my travels
never saw a more sickly, pOverty.stricker
and forsaken people / wos irlnccd N a,
IT, H. A., =
'''eFe W 'ne proialse o' large puslheaS u
my profession There was plenty Tor mt
to do, but no money IN i, and came
away as soon US | could. There are abon
25O people at work on the FanAma
Canal, 700 OF whom are negroes, Hall o
them are sick, haggard and starving, and
the death rate Is alarming although the
lacts are suppressed as much as possible
There are not more than 100 able bodied
men ut work at any time, and the force Is
being constantly renewed, because the
l9horers iall victims to disease, then lose
their, places and starye or die Of fever a
peculiar wasting away Of the system. The
canal company wants tD get all the laborerr
possible, and it offers as Inducements higll
wages, board, plenty OF work, and free
passage Ihe agents gather iabOTers uE
wherever, they can find them, and take
them by boat to Aspinwall and by rail ia
Panama They receive ~ u month, and
me Morst board imaginable,
"Ihey are crowded into shNnties, md
led on the cheapest Kinds ol food rice
twice a gay, ten or coffee IN the morning
only salt beef once u day day, and no
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oN AccouNr orA rrnKEr.
Fatal Ending Of feud IIetWeen Weigh
b0rS-SOeial Amenities OF the west,

DEsNtotSHs, Iowa, September l.,-A few
years ago two neiehbors named Hall and
brown, living near Dover, Chickasaw coun-
ty, Ind dispute over hen turkey, and
since that trivial difference bud blood has
existed, resulting twice in tar and feathers
for Hall, the burning Of field OF flax and
the attempt 10 lnurder one Of the Browns
while in bed at night, bullet from re.
volver coming through the window and
lodging in the bed.posl.
last Sunday while the Brown boys were
on their way 10 Sunday School they were
met BY old inah Hall, armed with a rifle,
Who Threatened to shoot II they crossed
the line he had made In the highway neat
his place. The boysretrcated, but returned
with revolyers. In the meantime Hall had
been reinforced and as tho Brown boys
reached the dead line VOlley wns fired
and returned, About forty shots. were
fired. Hall was shot clear through the
lungs and body aud died. Three Of The
Brown boys were wounded and may die
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FRANCR.
Republicans 1TRkins d Hot Fight on
che Bet63d RhlIOta.

PARIS, September 1.-THE Republicans
are doing their best, not merely to hOld
their own, but TO wrest more seats from
the Reactioharies. lin the second ballots
whenever they had two candidates con.
fronting a Reactioppry one, the lowest on
the list has, with scarcely On exception, re-
tired, and In sevefal lcases this has been
followed by the withdrawal OF Reactionary
candidates Lti
What had thus become hopeless con,
test, evcn in some constituencies where
there was no Reactionny In the field, the
Republican candidate who headed the poll
Sunday week will be allowed q walk.oyer
Us the result Of these retirements,
Laissant, Republican, notorious In con
neCtiOn with the attack on General De
ClsSey, will be elected without opposition,
At Nantes, Haussman (Bonapartist) has
Withdrawn from his candidacy for Les.
parre Gironde, intinatlng that he prefers
La Land tRepublican) 70 Rascal tPona-
DAFtiBtl,
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The Famous CHIEF Of the warm Spring
4 Indians, Visits COlunibItS.


CoLuMDus, September l,-Donald No.
Kay, Chjefof the Warm Spring Indians
arrived here to day and will remain In the
city n few days Mckay was in tho cm,
ploy Of the Government tvom 1879 to 1874
when he received leave OF absence iot
two years and went to Europe for two
years. lie has presents received from
Queen Victoria and King Wi liam. lie is
fOrty.fvo years Of age, wears long hair, and
Is five feet eleven and tllrGe.Qliarter
inches high. Ills weight Is about 200
pounds He bpatS upon his body eighteen
wounds, received In various Indian battleG
while III the employ OF tho government.
lie speaks English, German, French and
Spanish and eight Indian tongues lie
was Il scout for Gnnt In 1855, and for
Sheridan he was n Second Lieutenant, and
guide tor Geo. i, Mcclellan when he was a
Captain exploring Oregon and Washington
Territories. lie has acted as Interpreter in
every Indian treaty made west Of the
Rocky Mountains
Mrs. Mckay, aged thirty.onc, and her
daughter, agel thirteen, are with W, Nc,
Kay. The former Is a Daughter Of The old
Chief Alntustus, Of the Warm Spring In.
dlans, and, by virtue Of birth, an Indian
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