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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-18
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Weekly Review by The "Mark Lane FL
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LONDON, January 1.-THE Marx Lane
Erpres says: The lower temperature,
with the protection Afforded by the snow,
benefits the growing crops. The dry iros
iayOrs threshing. The deliveries Of bread.
stufs were greatly improved in quality
and quantity and consequently the trade
was a little changed. During the week
the demand was slow and an attempt to
raise the prices failed. Ia London the
priCes werO maintained, but the trade
throughout was dull aud limited, Olhe,
desCFipl plions OF British grain is exception,
ally quiet; foreign breAdstufIs dull and
quiet, of the coast, hung on hand until
Saturday, when there was q better In
QuIry cArgoes slow and weak, but rather
ifm At the close; spot demand little i'm
proved, but rates unchanged. Business
hGs been quiet; foreign -four unchanged
Buyers operate slowly. The expected sup.
plies rom America aud Russia largely OK.
ceeded the consnmptive demand; ratet
therefore are likely to decline. The best
bareys have been In request, but rates
arc unchanged; inferior descriptions slo v +;
foreign slow aud holders firm; st the Close
theiorward position wasslightiy improved.
Oats quiet, but values improved 3i0I; for.
eign firm but demand slow. Maizs 10 bet.
ter spot supply; the prospective supply is
large; val lnes improved I'D At London and
Liverpool; round corn unchanged and
slow. Sales Of English wheat during the
week, 20 OlO quarters al 4ls per quarter
against 32 81 quarters at 45I Id for the
corresponding week Of last year. Imported
into the United Kingdom for the week
ending January sh, were 100 8S2 cWt
Of wheat and 224. .2L5 CwiB. Of nonr.
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More Money for the csn.u.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Senate
Committee on the Census agreed to recon
mend the passage Of a bill appropriating
$780, 900 additional for completing the
work Of the Census Bureau. They also,
In accordance with Superintendent Walk.
er'a recon mendation, decided TO report o
bill authorizing him to contract with prl.
vate parties for printing the census re-.
ports In order to hasten their publication,
as the Government printing office is al.
ready overloaded with work,
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BostoS, January 17.-By unanimous
vote the Democratic Legislative Caucus
this afternoon voted to make Gen. u. F.
Butler lie candidate for United States Sen.
atof, to be voted iot in place Of Senator
Dawes. Should no election be made on
the llHt ballot they will be ready 10
unite With the anil.Dawea representatives,
should any such be iorhd, or upon any
man almost who may be proposed,
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BRiDaEPoRr, Conn, January l7.-By an
explosion Of naptha to-day In the build.
ing Of Wheeler 4 Wilson's Manufacturipp
Compaby's works, used for txlts ctirg oil
from fine Bhaviugs and waste, Samuel
Mobile, engineer, was probably fatally
bntnpd and H. P. Fowler, John DsvUny
and Patrick Doolan wete badly burned
Thote burned we're attracted to the open
space between the building by the fret
explosion and we're caught by Lecond
explosion q minute later.
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BALTIMORE, JAn. 17.-Olafence Hardy,
eyed tWenty.thfes ysstS, Of Buffalo, N, Y,
a brakeman Of the Northern Genital Rail.
road Company, Was instantly killed whilst
coupling cars at Calvert station this morn.
ing. His body will be sent 10 Buffalo,
where his parents reside, iof burial. nv
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TohEDo, o., January l7.-Ths residence
Of Edward suder, aoflst, and Eve green.
houses, together with contents, we're De.
stfoyed by Gre Saturday. Loss m huild.
ings and contents oi residence $40 900 In.
sufanCe $1,000 The loss on contents oI
greenhouse, among which we're many
valuable specimens, will reach $4,000
more, on which there Ia no insurance.
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ExPLOsIOH AT .SLOAS's STATION,
Several Persons Badly Injured.
aeIsl nIabaish Ia thn IntalIIt.ncsY

bpt1laI DIlpllth 70 The InlaIIIgtlctE.
sLoANs STATION, January l7,-Au ex.
plosion took place this morning at the
friedrich works Of ], F, Ball, located
about one mile above town, There were
several men injured, Of which three were
severely hurt. Willis Pagan had his leg
fractured in two placss-it will have to be
amputated, Cooper sdIlwelI, engineer,
was injured internally, and Mr., Dunlavy
severely bruised about the head. The
boiler was scattered for q considerable
distance, and the building is wreck,
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NEw YcRK, January l7-special Agent
n. y. vanhorh, Of the Pittsburgh Division
Of the Secret Service Bureau Oi the United
States Treasury, has arTested here Charles
w. squlres alias James CLARK alias Tim
Pin allas Tim Flynn, the last Of gang ol
UounteFleilefB,
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coat.s Of pspabileau. In ihs ReliorE

wAsHiNutoS, d. o., January 17-The
Republican Senators held a caucus thls
morning, at which Ii was determined that
when the Kellogg case comes up in the
senatelhe Republicans will submit mo.
tion TO lay the whols subject on tho table,
end II this motion does not prevail, they
will endeAvof 10 prevent The uhseal.
Ing oi Kellogg by all the patliamenta.
~ resources IN their power. The senll.
ment Ot the caucus was that II au extra
session oi Congress be made necessary In
consequence Of the prolonged struggle for
the passage Of the resolution, the Demo.
Gratis must take the responsibility, A
commit 90. was appointed 10 report on 4
general order Of business.
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BAtftAoRE, JANUARY lT.4FIonf ubil bni
eteadyi western supetllne Sl 6lal 90, do eStrs
sS 9ba5 O0i do family 36 osag 90 Wbsst
western easier and depressed No 2 VsstsSn
winter red spot aud JAhhhfy Al iesi isI.
Fehfnaty y l7Nal i7tS, March Si igal jpH;
April sfl9;IAl 20. Corn, WeALaft lower and
dull western mixed, spot and jsSuSty.
6SMa5S4c; FebruafV bSTa5ioi NsfSh nv
aANc. Oats 6fm but Scsrce we. lefn : M
40Ailc do mi Ged liaito Rye. Ahade bjiiSf
At 81 02al CS. Hay firm; Prime 70 eI6lss
PennsylVania S7l OOa23 10 bef ton P6tiSlo6s
v'ry 1rm; mtsi pork tI2 76aiB OIL Bdif
tneatl Ose shoulders and clear IN M 4 nS;,I
oteflng do packed ts 2ta7 rs, BSeSfi .boSI.
ders 80 O0i clear rib sides SS b6 Hans az
ailc Lard refined exc. Butter ouist.
dfme to choice w'tt'fn packed IsSasoi TUli
lsA.io Eggs itmei; ft6 b rs 27s, iIm,d "a
s9c. Pe't0leum nominal fe6nsd l6Wef Al
eNo. Cea . firm; Rio cafgotS ordinary 10
iaif llalSHc. Sugar quiet A M 9ko,
Whisky dull at u fyai iS
Nav OGLa1Na January i7.-Cotton EASY,
middling Ho; low .mIddlinE i6Nc; good
ordinary sXo Net receipts B.77b bales;
gr0S $500 bales: e3piYs " Gnat Britain
4,2iS bales; 10 France, $3.50 tales 10 the
continent, LOO bales; toAstwise, ,iss bAltSi
sales 626 bales.
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"May we never want O friend, or q bot.
Tie TO give him" A bottle oi Dr.. Thomea'
Eeleclflc OH, which cutes cuts, wounds,
burns, scalds, etc.
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ROCHESTER,, N. " January i7.-The
Irish Land League passed a resolution
protesting agalnat the persecution Of the
Jews In Germany.
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Sad story Of SIS, nnaIne and suicide.

ST. LOUIS, January 1.-THE body OF j.
P. KrCiger, Jr., was found dead in bed in
bis room at Vests Hotel, corner Broad.
way and Can streets, this morning and a
bottle labelled morphine on washstand
near by. A letter addressed to his father
was found on his person, In which he asks
to be buried near o certain grave in St.
Peters Cemetery. 'Kreiger was the young
man who, as cashier Of the Broadwa
Savings Bank, wrecked that concern a
year Sgo aud utterly ruined his old father,
who was president OF the bank. He was
also treasurer Of the fchool board and
misappropriated some Of It's funds. For
some months past Krelger hsB been very
poor aud received aid from his mistress,
Jenny Eickmsnn, whom he regarded .
the only friend he had on earth. The
woman died last Friday, and being, as he
believed, left entirely alone In the world,
without friends or money, ruined and
dishonored, he sought relief and oblivion
In death,
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nav YoRK, January l7.-The new cars
on the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad
Will be lighted with gas,
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ALBANY, January 1.-THE reception OF
Gen, Grant this afternoon was one Of the
greatest public demonstrations ever wit
messed in this city. Fully seventy thou.
sand people were In the streets, nearly all
the buildings along the line OF march were
decorated with flags, and the parade oftbe
military was large and imposing. The
Bptgesses had the right OF the line, fol.
lowed by the Boys In Blue, then came the
Governors sleigh, in which were seated
General Grant, Governor Cornell, and
Adjutant General Townsend, and follow.
inR we're the Tenth and Twentieth regl.
mentS. Reaching the executive mansoin,
the procession was drawn up In line and
the General, Governor, and Adjuiant Gen.
eral rode by, the military presenting arms
The General then entered tho executive
mansion. There was much enthusiasm
manifested. Mrs. Grant was escorted to
tho executive mansion by Mrs. Cornell
and her son In sleigh. Immediately on
the arrival and before the procession
started Gen. Grant expressed himself
highly pleased with his reception, remark.
ing that II was far beyond his expectation,
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New AppOrtionment OF Representatives
WAsuINGTON, January 1.-THE appor
ttonmeut bill introduced by Bepresenia
tive Cox in the House to-day, Gxes the
number Of Representatives OF 3Ol, and ap'
portions them among the States as fol-
lows; Alabama, s; Arkansas, 8; Calllor.
mia, s; Colorado, /; Connecticut, 4; Della.
ware, ]; Florida, /; Georgia, 8; Illinois,
10; Indiana, l2; Iowa, 10; Kansas, 6;
Kentucky, 10; Louisiana, Q; Maine, 4;
Maryland, q; MasssChu II; MiChi.
gan, 10; Minnesota, 5; Mississippi, 7;
Missouri, 49, Nebraska, 8; Nevada, /;
New Hampshire, 2; New Jersey, 7; Nav
York, 81; North Carolina, 8; Ohio, 10;
Oregon, /; Pennsylvania, 20; Rhode
Island, 2, south Carolina, 0; Tennessee,
9; Texas, l0i Vermont, q Virginia, 0;
West Virginia, 4; Wisconsin, g.
As compared with the present number
Of members, this bill makes the following
losses and gains: Arkansas, Calitornia,
Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, South Caro-.
lima and West Virginia gain each; Kan.
eas gains 8, Texas 4 and Minnesota and
Nebraska each. Pennsylvania, Ohio,
New Hampshire, ne;Indlana, Tsunes.
see, Florida and Vermont loss each, and
New York lo0es 2.
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Ann. t,nnd 1, viii no Him.

Albany, N. Y, January 1.-THE Dem.
octats will nominate Francis .KernAn iot
United States Senator. .a ~
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FIHANCIAL AND CoanERcIAI.
AsH HarL n-nn, -Da 49,.

sew AoFk nSHoV and hLOahn.
SHW YoRk, January Easy at
oa6 per cent, closing ut s per cent PrimS
Mercantile paper 6a6k per cent, Sterling y.
ehanse 6snEea biilS steady at q 9sJ1i De.
Government BoSDs-QuIet and steady.
gniled slaIsl q Of lssl coupOnl
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NoE Foun eouponl, ~
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RAILROAD RoNBs-ActIye.
sTATR BoNDS-Dull.
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n fosan .'''''''''-iV 70 ne N.',..-,,'.',...,
Fonrs-.ss y s''''''''vS VnsNa':''s.. ,',,.,.,.lpt
y "'r''''-' pNIefrtd,,,.,.. ,,....,. lt$
" utN't',H.,.,,,','',.- " '
sTocES-Ths market opened StrorR and
IN early dealings pri Is adv ned u TO s per
eeI t. illinois tenIFal, st Pa LNOrthWesIprn& 4
Chtcugo and 1t Louis 4 New orlsaLs leading
the upward movement The telegraph ares
moved independently Of tue Rensrnl M
Western Union declining TX per cent md
American UliOn Advancing Sk psF ctnt,
Alter midday the entire mArktt d clined Y
70 per cent the latt Anne lean Union. In
Iate dealiDgs 'peculhtion assumed q strong
nhe, and under brisk purchases au advance
ranging from u to 6X per cent was record, d,
Anada southern leading The upward move,
ment Ontario & Western. Pacific Mail and
NOrthwtsLern preferred being also prominent
lhertin, Chicago, Burli, gton & Quincy
which elosad Saturday at l7o bid, opeoed AZ
l6'S recsded 20 l61tf, rose 10 I7I, rsactsd 10
t10N and closed at I73. "
The Commercial says; 1.-THE common
capita! Of The Northwest rn Company; on ths
tlst 0t May next, will stand on the books of
the road worth 100 per cent, The common
capital Of the 81, Paul Company now stands
vn thsir books worth over 1851 per cent?
Transactions 5O2, 700 shares, ~
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rhe Prc-ideSI'- Peril.

WAsHHeroS, August Do, lssl.
There has been the greatest cx-
ciJemeut here to-day about Che Pres
.ioGt since the day he was shot
Business was almost entirely sus-
pended aud people were running
everywhere hunting for the latest
news The White House was filed
up and througs pressed about the
gates. The ey itemeut was started
with the morning bulletin, which
was considered un!avorable. The
midday bulletin, instead Of reassur-
ing the people, increased the uneasi
ness. and the night bulletin made
matters still worse Everybody
wanted to end out what the surgeons
thought of the case and what hopes
they bad, but this was rather diff
cult. as the surgeons kept themselves
out of sight This added TO the
alarm, and at night the whole popu
lation was on the streets going 10
their homes and the White House
Tie surgeons remained close by the
President, and though The offices at
the white House were thronged but
little could be learned that could be
called definite. Those who had &C
cess to the rooms near lhe President
and TO The doctors would say but
little Col Corbiu said the situation
was critical Attorney General Nc
Vcagh told Senator Pugh, of Ala
bama, TO night, that IL was useless
20 disguise the fact that the case was
as grave as could be. Ex-Sherii
Doagett, of Brooklyn, who has ac
cess 20 The personal attendants Of the
President, said it was as bad as bad
could he All this seemel TO in
crease the feeling of alarm but gave
mo- satisfaction as 60 the state OF the
case. IL was plain all Gay that the
surgeons were alarmed There was
no couccaliug that fact. Various
ruuo-s we're adoat and could be
heard at every turn.
At , o'clock p. m on the 10th the
official bulletin announced no change
IN the condition Of the President, and
gloom and dependency took the
place Of the hope which had preyi-
ouslv been felt and expressed "The
patient is certainly in a very critical
condition
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

VIII you heed The waning The
signal perhaps of the sure approach
Of that more terrible disease Con-
sumption Ask yourselves Il you
eau afford for The sake Of saving 30
cents, to run the risk and 10 nothing
for It, We know from experience
that Shilohs Cure will cure your
cough. It never fails. THIS explains
why more than g million bottles were
sold the past year Itrelieras Group,
and Whooping Cough, at once
Mothers do not be without it. For
Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster Sold by J. Fl
KNOX, Okolona, and II c. BUCH-
ANAN & co b, Okolona, Pontotoc,
and Houston.
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THE REASON

Why, l. w. Harpers Nelson County
Whiskey IS preferred above all other
Brands is because it is the most reg
ular and most perfect Product, incon.
testably ever made. A long expe-
rience in the manufacture Of the
Harper, the large Capital of the
Distiler which enables him 10 hold
his Whiskey until it has fully ma
tured, together WITH the fact that
the Whiskey is bought by asd
shipped to US direct from the Distil-
lillory accounts for the unvarying
satisfaction it has given those best
educated TO q fine Whlskey.
TRICE & CO,
July Z ~ Sole Agents.
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Cared by "a lsIunder.

il IS not often biunder ia taking
medicine Is attended Bjti such good
results as IN the case mentioned be-
low:
A physician was called by q for
eign family, and prescribed zone pin
to be taken three times a day in any
convenient vehicle
The family looked in the dieGoB
airy to gei at the meaning Of the
prescription
They got on well until they reached
the word vehicle. To this they
fognd, "eart, wagon, carriage, bug
gy, wheelbarrow.'
After grave consideration they
came to the conclusion that the doc
tor meant that the patient should
ride out, and while in the vehicle he
should take the pill
The advice was followed to The
letter, and in a few weeks the fresh
air and exercise cured The patient
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DrsnensInnndIIrcr ComnInInt.

Dyspepsia and liver Complaint
IsItnos worth the small price of
70 cents to free yourself Of every
symptom of these distressing com.
plants, if you think so call at our
store and get a bottle Of Shiloh's vi
talizer, every bottle has a printed
guarantee on it, use accordingly and
if it does you no good it will cost you
nothing. Sold by j. H. KNOX,
Okolona, and H. e. BUCHANAN DC
Co, 0kolona, Pontotoc, and Hous-
on.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

eEProfs. Turner and Deupree,
who have been absent for the last
three weeks with the State superln-
tendent holding Teachers Institutes
n The Southern portion Of the State,
came home last Friday morning on
a short furlough. They returned to
Ouitman Monday evening where they
Mold an Institute this week. Next
week they will hold in Macon and
The next week following in Forest
where their labors viii end. They
report that thus far, the Institutes
rave been well attended, both by the
teachers and citizens. The press Of
the state speak in the most iiatterlng
terms Of the efforts Of these gentle
men. aud We have no doubt that the
cause OF education will be greatly
advanced and d new interest awaken.
cd h lehalf Of Tie public schools Of
the state.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

Why SO many people we see around
MS, seem to prefer to suffer and be
made miserable by Indigestion, Con-
st.pstion Dizziness, Loss Of Appe
lite, Coming up Of Food, Yellow
Skin, when for - cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to
cure them Sold by J II KNOX,
OKolona, and II. c. BUCHANAN d
Co Okoloua and Houston.
Jan 6-Sl
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I Circuit
CmcEAsAw CoUNrY. Court.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 1 Circuit
CmcEAsAw CoUNrY. Court.
THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF MOBILE, ALABAMA,
No. 1l1. IS. III. Fa
W. F.. BERRY, TT. AL,
Judgment $l5i9,is and Costs.
by virtue Of ihc above stated writ to me d.
ID reeied from the Office Of ihs Circuit CLERK
10 and for the 2nd District uf said county, have
levied On tie interest Of lie said defendant vi.
B Berry in the following described lands,
to-wit Cots 29s and 2a9 Iid survey Of The
city 81 Okoluua, and viii prooeed % sell al
pnbhc outcry ia 'front.' Of the Court House door
Fl ihe city Of 0kolona, On
Monday, september sch, IssI,
The interest the sui defendant " E. Berry Ia
sad lands. sale within legal hours.
s. L. " lLS0N, Sheriff.
BY ". b. MCDoWELL, ID. :.
Aug. is 80.
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ION lrIendg I. p. McDovoI

r. Our friends l.. ID. McDoweii
and lady have our heartfelt sympathy
I'm their recent sad atlliction,-the
death of their httie boy and only
child. LEROY CAMERON, which ocurr d
on the l4th inst The ways Of Provi
dence are inscrU6bIe and past finding
out. but bet as temper our sorrow
with the consoling reflection that
God knoweth what is best for us, and
that He doeth all things well.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

EE Our young friend Harry Hill
has concluded that he will try the
realities of life con his own hook,
and 70 this end has gone to the
western portion Of the State to be :
DIN LAYING the foundation of his owe
fortune. With the energy and per
severance Of bis father, who is one
OF our most enterprising citizens,
and tue gentleness Of bis mother,
one of the most amiable Of women,
success should and will crown bis
every effort
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

RSWe have been requested to
publish The reply Of Black 70 Inger
soil. It's so lengthy that we could
not publish il all at once, but must
do so by detail We give our read
ors a part Of the article this week, and
viii continue its publication in oar
next.
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rrWn can ION Nj. W. N

RIVE Learn from Mr. W NJ
Buchanan, who has recently taken
quite an extensive tour through the
county, that the army worm is doing
much damage to the cotton crop IN
many neighborhoods The informa-
ton we gather from other sources
lead us to believe that the injury will
be serious; perhaps causing q redue-
ton of as much as one-third in the
prospective yield as estimated two
weeks since
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DIED

AT Bradford, England, on the 9th
Of July, WN. SAVAGE, aged 60 years.
The deceased was the father Of our
esteemed fellow.citizen C. NJ. Savage,
who as our readers know left this
city some weeks since to pay his aged
relative q visit. He arrived at his old
home only a short time before his
fathers death. The dutiful son has
our 81 mpathy.
In this city on the 18th inst after
a long and painful illness, B. d. HAS
SELL.
The deceased was member ofsev
eral orders in this city, a good neigh
Dor and true friend. Peace to his
ashes
Tia ibis ciiy on tbel3th inst, FRANK
MoCU1LoUeH, Who had long been q
sufferer from that dread disease con-
sumption. The deceased was born in
the county OF Tyrone, ireland, and
came TO this country more than TWEEN
ty years ago May his soul rest in
peace.
In this CITY Saturday August lj'hi
DAVID MORaIs, youngest son Of Nor
ns Huuseman, agei s years, ! month
and DO days
It's but few short months since
little Morris lost bis mother and
now another OF tie family has been
called away, and LETT the bereayed
/ father bat one Child, upon whom q
center all his affection Our heart
fslt sympathy IS with oar friend, bui
there Is consolation in feeling Thai
i,ue Morris. hrs iouei bis mother
ia tie angel world, where
aThe soul immorial as iis Sire,
Goois Glorious image freed from clay
T.. Usarsn's eiefnal Sold shall shine,
Bright a. ihe day.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

nE- The advertisement Of The
Chtkasaw Female College, located
ut Pontotoc, Prof w " Frierson,
President, appears in this issue. This
Institution justly enjoys the reputa-
ton OF being one Ct the best female
schools in Jhe State, aad so long as
the present president and corls Of
teachers are connected with 4, it is
not likely to lose any Of its well
earned fame
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THE MANSION HOUSE,

In this city, which, for some time
past, has been closed, was opened on
the LIST Of August, by J. c. BOGLE,
and is prepared to extend accommo-
dadons to the travelling public sec
ond to none in this section Of the
country. The House is thoroughly
redtted, the rooms well furnished,
the tables loaded with the best the
markets afford, and the location Of
the Hotel is well adapted to COM
mercial men. being situated on Main
trect, near the business portion Of the
city.
Rs- Don't forget the Mansion
House.
j C. BOGLE, Prop'r.
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