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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
BY John VI. G0ddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucticncer'
HOG Main street.

WHAT ELIGIBLY-LOCATED THKEE-
STORY H,uCk BUILDING, KNOWN hS
No 1910 EAST MAIN STREET, fOR 1ERL1
OCCTPlFD BY THE WESTERN UNION TIL W
EGRAPH COMPANY As IHElR oFtiHE
N%n opER kTlNG-ROOMS, FOR SALE IN
pi,ILlC AUCTlON.-At the request Of TIC owner
win sell by public auction on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1881,
at o'clock L. NJ, the above building. The build
ing stands on leased ground at 5000 per ahhuln'
u1yabIe i'm quarterly instalment3. lease 10 expire
ON death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Samanni, ana lessor OF
ground 90 receive al termination OF lease " e Naue
of the buildings thereon as determined Dy ui9lh-
tcrested parties. ,,,, ,
TERMS OF SALE: one fourth cash; balance ~
four and six months Tor negotiable noic-, WIN
interest added, and secured by y decd oi trust
do4 JOHN VI. GODDIN, Auctionecr
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POsr-OFrIcE Comparative
statement OF sales OF postage stamps, postal
cards, and stamped envelopes at Richmond
nnsf.nffice In the month OF November:
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The Case of Colemdn.-The County
Court of Chesterfield will commence its De-
cember term on the second Monday in this
month. The case Of Stephen Coleman (co-
lored), under indictment for murder, and
which has been pending for several months,
is the most important one on the trial
docket. Stephen Coleman and the negro
man he is charged with killing were three
years since inmates OF the Chesterfield
atmshouse. Deceased was found one day
with broken skull, insensible, and unable
to tell how the injury was accumulated. 1t
was thought he came accidentally by his in-
iuries, and coroner's jury so declared.
Six months since Coleman, who had con-
tinued In the almshouse, when in a rage
with fellow-inmate threatened to murder
him with brick, as he claimed to have
done the deceased party. On this confess
sion, which was often repeated by him. he
was placed under arrest and finally indicted
for murder. 1t will be urged In his de
fence that he Is insane. Coleman now de-
MES all about the killing.
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EnR RENT

FOR RENT.
DWELLING. Of seven or eight rooms, on Twcn-
ty-fnurth street between Broad ana Marshall.
BRICK RESIDENCE lea west Grace street.
NEW BRICK RESIDENCE ON Floyd street.
NEW BRICK STORE on Ncnablc street.
SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS STORES on Main
street.
we are offering for sale VACANT LOTS. on
which We will build for parties wishing To pur
chase homes such houses rs they viii furnish plans
for ut Il small advance ON the outlay and on long
time.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on reasonable terms.
Apply To QUARLEs a MCCuRDi,
de Alt 1912 Main street.
BEAUTIFUL LOT ON THE NORTH
ID SIDE Or FLOYD BETWEEN BEACH AND
MORRIS STREETS FOR SALE.-This beautiful
LOT, adjoining the residence of Mrs. Fisher, 4Ox
1919 feet 20 Il wide alley.
Price very reasonable. Apply at once.
de Apt W. GODDIN & son.
For SALE Ga
We offer for sale VERY DESIRABLE MD
HIGH. i-CULTlYATED FARM about two and a
ACRES, located on the Nine Mile road, which Is
one OF the best being inacadamiZed like street,
aud very suitable for trucking or dairy-farm.
The Improvements consist n comfortable
DWELLING, KITCHEN, STOREHOUSE, and i
large, convtqiient BARN. Good nclehborhoOd
and convenient TO churches and schools. This Is
Il nice place, aud will he sold on liberal and ac-
commodating terms. Apply 20
Il. b. CIIAFFIN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents
de 1-Th'sa,SsI, tn, I'll, sa.SSu7t&wit
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VAL
\ TABLE JANlES-EIVER FARM Mar OS-
BORNE'S LANDING, CHESTERFIELD COZ "
TY-In pursuance If decree entered In inc r.
cult Coait of Chesterfield county on the 18th day
of November, 1881, In the SUIT of Emellnc T..
Biirfoot rs. Thomas J.. BuriOOts administrator
&C.. we. tie undcrs. gncd, special comm ,sloners.
will offer for sale nj public auction, IN front Of
Chesterfield county court-hOu-c, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1851
n l O'Clock =. VI. (thai lcng County Court day.
that VERY DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND,
containing NlNETY-F!NE ACRES, adjoining the
farm known rs e. Chcs,nul Hi" and tie land, 81
Edwin u. Hatcher and Others, the same being Il
norton of the late Thomas +. Eurloois cst.tc'
This land lies Immediately ON the river near ~
borne's Landing. and ono and half mile, irsfn
Chester station. The Improvements consist OF =
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING, with IN
necessary oui-buildngs, good orchard. sc.
TERMS: ono third cash; balance In SIX, twelve
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, with In,
tcrcst added from day Of sale, and title retained
until tie whole Of the purchlse-noncy = iully
{. G. MCRAE.
Il. \. HANCOCK,
II. l.. PULLIAM.
del Special Commissioners.
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AUCTION sALES---Fnturc Days.
by Frank d. Iiill & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1l0S Main street.
DIEDMONT An ID ARLINGTON
BUILDING,
At THE
NORTHEAST CORNER
OF
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
AT AUCTION.
BUcR TT AIS,
rs.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE-INsuEANcE
BUcR ET AIsr

Nv virtue of q decree of the United states DIS
tricf Court for the Eastern District of Nlrginla'
entered I'm the above cause November Is 1881,
viii proceed to sell, at public auction, upon ,hc
urcmises. on
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Death of Venerable Citizen.-Iester-
day about 2 o'clock y. NJ, without pre-
yious premonition, Samuel II. Owens, a
valued and venerable citizen OF Manches-
ter, was stricken with apoplexy, and died
in short while afterwards, so severe was
the stroke. lie was a native OF Wales, ana
was in the seventy-third year Of his age,
aud during largely over half q century had
been q citizen OF either Chesterfield or
Manchester. He came to Virginia us
coa[mining engineer, and in this capacity
attained the very highest standard OF eX-
cellence for his proficiency, it having been
said that he had no superior in the United
States i'm this business. 1t was also said OF
him that he could do more with depleted
mine in developing its resources than any
other engineer.
He was for many years superintendent
of the celebrated Clover Hill coal-pits, and
FOR a length OF time an influential member
OF the Council Of this city. He accumu-
lated during his long life considerable pro-
perry in Manchester, Chesterfield county,
and the city of Richmond. He was a dind,
considerate parent, warm friend, good
Christian, and estimable citizen, and leaves
worthy descendants TO perpetuate his name.
The funeral will take place this Sunday
evening ut q o'clock ut the Manchester
Methodist Episcopal church, and his re-
mains will be laid TO rest in Maury ceme-
terry.
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DICuMOND AND ALLEGHANN
III RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND ~"
MILLIAN>ON'~.
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BUCK ET AIS.

PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE-INsUEANcE
COMPANY.
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RAuuROapt,xrs


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AL I'D ,,,.:.....,;,..
ICHMOND AND PETERSpII,;.
III RAILROAD OMPANY.-fof,,'.,,.ii W.
viii run as follows: wv "ad
LEAVE RIcawoSD-sorru
800 +. W., FAST MAIL, daily. Mako a..
connections fr SAVANNA .l1
-, only ai Pet,rsburg ana e.,,,g
100 A. VI, THROUGH MAIL div. 10y.
Ing for Raleigh, Chaflc,ior =
gusts; Aiken, savannah. ana r'll'
sOnville. stops ~ Show. G.'.-
Ccntralia, DrcwTys Blnf. p,r...t
Slrepcis between New Y0l.
Charleston on ulis train. 'l1
1910 II. ~, MAIL. daily. makes fhror,,
necuOn for Chars .t0n. st,.-
andJacksonyilie. STOPS lt IJ,,......'
Biun' tcntruliat. ana trf-f,- r'.'
man Palace slecpug-Caf. Iat',
Washington and Jack sony. iio. Ff.
on this train. ''r
600 i. NJ, FREIGHT. daily cvccpt .r-t..
6:lJ a. VI, FREIGHT. dally except ~er.i..
LEAVE rrTEHsBCEG-Sg.rr
$3.50 a. W., FAsT MAIL, daily. STOP. o.i, ..
Chester. ' f.
$3.50 z. W, THROCCHMAIL,da, .o...,....
with Richmond freicft.
Potomac railroad Tor .li i..'...
and Wet; also making .r,,,,..
Win Chc,lI cake auI tIlr.I.
for I'll points We III. t
stops AZ Mancltrit, fI....r ..
tcntrali1. Pullman -l..,.-.
train between oar,c.i.. rf.i 81.
York. -''9
7:lC \. VI, MAIL, daily. connecting t..,
ccpf rnng2yJ With tr r.....
Fredericksburg nd Pnt... ..'
road for tlc N0rha ABA Nrt &
al Chester, DreWw Hl.....r,.N
tralia, Pullman Ialr. .l.,...
cars bowen jack ..f..l
and Wgshiugiou ou Q. ...., '..'
$50 \. NJ, FREIGHT. dUly c,I,. ....
ADO L. NJ. FREIGHT drnyrN .. f...
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Freight aud Freight ana
Mail. Passenger lasssls,ef.
ex. sunday. cN. sunday. "a. >uill'f '
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

REThe first entertainment given
by the young ladies' Cooking Club,
was q grand success, aud we doubt
not in future they will prove more
and more interesting and enjoyable.
The plan is. tor each young lady
member Of tue clab to prepare with
her own hands whatever her taste or
inclination may prompt her TO con
Tribute for the supper, and ct the APP
pointed time all send their contrlbu-
lions to the residence agreed upon.
In the meantime invitations are sent
out, and OF course an assemblage OF
fair ladies' and brave men, is always
secured to partake Of the elegant
repast provided for the occasion.
We have not space TO enumerate the
separate contributions made by indi.
gidual young ladies, for the supper al
st. Elmo Hotel last Friday night, nor
20 describe the appearance Of the
table in ils entirety, except To say IN
the language Of an elderly nation,
who is an adept in the art Of cook
cry; "lt was simply splendid"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31


The following letter from Auditol
GHin will be Of interest 70 some o.
our readers
JACKSON, MISS March .. 1881
T. c Lyon, Treasurer Chiekisaw
CNnty-Dear Sir Your lettcr 9,
Afturuel lieuefal Catching inr,fer.
eare 20 application Of proru g 20
Ian d soli Tor laxra his l,tfn rrisrrD
a. ne far iell, The funds Due goo
County tom laa Us AID r,slru .-
tions ma le aprfopriauh bl lm
y lard 81 SpafYi~ef- 90 anv unnA
purpose SerS See 2ljS. Revised CD
1850. Without any special direction
by the Board OF Supervisors The
money goes into The Common County
Fund.
A common error seems TO lave
arisen from a misconstIuctiOn Of 2nd
Amendment to Sec 3 Art Z %: the
State Constitution We are advised
By the best legal talent available to
as, including the opinion Of the Attor-
uey General. that This Amendment
does not have the effect to apply TO the
Common School Fund, any monies
except the amount u State taxes for
which the land was originally sold
% the State and the damages thereon
The only direction given by The
Statute in reference TO application OF
the funds due the county from THE
source is TO be found IN Sec. Dol,
Code 1880, to which ! refer you.
Yours truly, 5 GWIN,
Auditor.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
R%Buy your Flour of
Ligon & Ross.
March 10-4t.



HEALTH ANp BEATTY COMBINED.
Ore who has long studied this subject now
presents the result Of his Investigations, and Is
happy 10 say be has discovered "W0man's
Best Friend" Il Is adapted especially to those
eases where the womb is disoraered, and will
cure any irregllariiy Of the "menses," Brad-
geld's Female Regulator acts Ike . charm IN
nwhites,H OF a sudden cheak Of the amonthly
COURSES" from cold, trouble Of mind or like
causes, BY restoring the discharge In every
ifsta nee In chronic cases It's action is prompt
and decisive, and saves the constitution from
countless evils aud premature decay.
MiLLr0wS, CHAMBERS Co, Ala, July 10, ".
have used Bradfeid's Female Regulator in
my prao Ice fer a long time. and with entire
success where there was no complication Of dis
eases. II i Is not specific, II is the bes.
known remedy for diseases It is recommended
t0eurc, H DAVIS, M. d.
Dr.. j. BFad6eld, Prop. Atlanta, Ga. Price
$3.50 per DO tic. Sold BY oil Druggists.
nos'e 80
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

Why so many people we see around
us, seem to prefer to suffer and be
made miserable by Indigestion, Con
stipalion. Dizziness, Loss Of Ape
tite, Coming up OF Food, yellow
Skin, when for IS cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed tc
cure them. Sold by J H. KNOX
OKolona, and II. c. BUCHANAN 4
Co. 0kolona and Houston.
Tan & fQT
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, q few doses invariably
cure the worst cases OF Cough, Group,
and Bronchitis, while it's wonderful
success in the cure Of Consumption
is without a parallel in the history Of
medicine. Since it's first discovery
it has been sold on q guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can
stand. II you have a Cough we ear.
nestly ask you to try il. Price 10
Its, so cts and 81 90. Tfyour Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back Lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plasters Price 25
cents. Sold by KNOX. OkO.
Iona, and H. G. BUCHANAN & co.
OkolOna and Houston.
Jan 6-'S1
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

kEA story is told on certain
German shoemaker, NOT a Thousand
miles from Okolona, who, having
made = pair Of boots for gentleman
Of whose financial ability he had con
siderable doubt, made the following
reply to him when he called for the
articles "Der poots ish not quite
done, but der heel ish made out
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
nEERemember Won al.

SRemember you can
get a nice pair Of Pants for So
cents, a good Wool Hat for
40 cents, Is yards Of Calico
for $1.00, and all other goods
equally as cheap at Ezell &
Son. They are receiving new
goods BY the car load, and
low prices why it viii sur
prise you see how cheap they
are selling. Do not rest until
you give them a call.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

IL We we're pleased to meet in
our little city, this week, our young
friend, Hill Fitzpatrick, junior mem
Der OF the firm Of B. F. Fitzpatrick
& Co, cotton factors and commits
sion merchants. Of Mobile. Ala He
was raised in this county, and his
father vas. for many years, one OF
our best and most influential citizens.
1t would be unnecessary for ~ TO
commend the business Of this firm
to our readers, for their prcmptnes-,
financial ability and business integ-
rity is known and appreciated in
Chickasaw and adjacent counties.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31


REMiss Franks Of West Point
has, Ve learn, been declared elected
May Queen, and Miss Maggie Moore
OF this city First Maid Of Honor.
So far as tie young ladies are con-
eerned we feel assured the honors
could not have been more Worthily
bestowed, but much as we dislike to
critcise anything the ladies do, the
conviction forces itself upon our
mind, that It was unfair for West
Point to compete, since she was to be
the sole and exclusive beneficiary Of
the funds raised by the eOmpetion Of
her sister towns. Il would have been
worse than folly to have supposed
that Aberdeen, Okoiona, Macon or
StarkviIle would take more interest
10 an enterprise TO raise funds to aid
in building q church IN West Point,
than West Point herself would take,
and We have no hesllaBcy in saying
that gentlemen here who took a lively
interest in the May Qveen election,
would have devoted more OF their
energies, N at ail) towards deter
mining, Who should occupy The second
place, II they bad understood the sit
uation.
Il would have been derogatOry to
the character Of our enterprising
neighbour, 70 have permitted any other
town to have outstfipped Der 10 lib.
erality towards herself, and none who
know The people Of West Point would
have for q moment supposed It could
be done, hence the contest for 1rsl
honors vas % utterly hopeless, thai
intelligent people o. other eommu
mites would have shrank from H.
We repeat. It was unfair for WesI
Point 10 compete She should have
been sati fed With the emolamend
and allowed her generous sisters IL,
AoRofsas reaAEd Tor fbeiF liberalitv
In concln i0l We wish 10 say that il
our opinion any proposition l0okini
TO tie re-opening Or continuing 10
contest until April l6ih or anY othe
time IN iuture. eau nut result in dis
saster to The enterprise Such cours
would he even more nngeperou
towards those wdo responded 70 ID
FIRST call AMI hela their election Of ih
time appointed, than the direct con
petition OF West Point above referre
10.
sioce writing the above We hav
been reliably Informed that the tim
fof voting had been extended, ihu
giving those towns which took n
Interest 10 The matter Of the prop,
time, 90 opportunity, AFTER THE ri
suit OF THK COMPETITION Is MAn
PUBLIc 10 oUTBD THE oRIoIxAL col
4EsrAErs. Such en- upjnst policy vi
either all6w those who failed 70 con
pete at The proper time, 10 step
and secure the hOnOrs, or force thol
who have already manifested the
liberallty, and fairly won The dislir
guished right 10 cater 70 The ente
prise Of West Point, 70 pay 3 high
price for the exalted privilege.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
A REsOLUTIONi

We believe that those who can and
intend paying Us for goods bought
prior TO January lsi 1881, can and
will do so, before the 1st Of March
next Hence we now DECLARE that
all potes end accounts not paid
ziihin the next 80 days will be re-
duced 10 Judgments.
H. C. BUCHANAN 4 co.
February 8, 81.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

In Lee county on the 23rd inst.
after a long aud painful illness, Miss
Alice K. Holly. Conscious Of ap-
preaching DISSOLUTION, the sufferer
quailed not at the coming Ofthe Grim
Monster, bat in her last moments
gave her relatives and friends, the
consoling assurance that, al was
well with her Be Il 50.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

RETne Circuit Court adjourned
on Friday evening last, after q session
Of Eve days, during which time tbs
dockets we're gone over and ali th'
cases disposed OF or continued NOT
Withstanding the Grand Jury exam
ined q large number Of witnesses
only sixteen bills we're returned into
Court.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

ETWe publish this week the adj
vertisement OF Marchal d Smith,
Piano and Organ Manufacturers OF
New York. These gentlemen offer
their instruments upon such fair and
liberal terms, they cannot fail to
attract the attention ofthose wishing
to purchase. If you need a piano.
all that is necessary to do Is to de-
posit the price in one Of the banks
here, send your order. accompanied
by the certificate Of deposit. to Mar
chal & Smith, aud they will ship you
a piano, allowing you fifteen days to
test it before you are expected TO pay.
II it should not prove satisfactory,
your money viii be refunded by the
bank, aud you can hold the instru =
ment until the manufacturers refund
to you the freighis paid ont.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

"TWo OF ChickasaW's most
worthy and enterprising citizens
have paid the debt. which we must oil
sooner OF later pay, since our last
issue We refer 10 Capt. Henry
Fowlkes, Of Buena Vista, and Mr..
Littleton Hill, Of Houston. The
first named was sick about ten days
before bis demise, the other, We are
told, ate a hearty supper on Sunday
evening. and in a short time after
ward fell from his chair dead.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
80 German sllrersmith, beIal

RTA German silversmith, being
asked BY a gentleman the price oil
three watches in his show case, point
ing to one replied dot ish wort
thirty dollar" To another "dot ish
wort twenty-five dollar aad the
third, "dot ish no wort a damn. l
no want 70 sell you dot watch, ! keep
him for show"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

H3rMrs Tindall has 3 aae lot Of
beautiful flowers Of almost every
.lescriptlou-G eraninms, Fucias,
Daisies, HyRcinths, Lilies, etc, etc ,
Of many varieties Call and see
them, and make your selection, be
fore they are all culled over
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
-FOUR YEARS ON.

Those who have not tried Trice 4
Cos. four year old MonongOha wills
key should try q gallon or bottle Of
It. 1t is as mellow as a ripe apple,
Remember they keep ell grades OF
whiskey, have bottle lieence, and are
selling cheaper than ever before Off
cred 10 Okolona. Aug. 18th 1880,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

~The thanks of the MESSENGER
Grew are hereby rendered the "Cook
Ing Club for the lot Of good things
sent to this Office on Saturday. Some
of are too old, others too bashful
TO attend the suppers given by the
club, but we are all judges Of the
culinary art, and the decision is
unanimous that the young lady, or
ladies, who baked the cakes sent US,
knew exactly what they we're doing
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

HIn token Of respect to the
memory Of two deceased brethren,
Bros. w H Battle and J r. Wren,
Palmetto Lodge A. F. & A ~ will
hold "a Lodge Of Sorrow" at Shan
non on the 2nd Sunday 18th day OF
May next II is expected a laFge
number Of tie members Of the frater'
nifty will be present.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
sHIL0H.s CATARRn ~

cn lLNit1 = IN n aAta REM p
EDY-A marvellous cure Tor Calarrh.
Diptheria. Canker Mouth ahd Head
Ache. With each bottle there Is so
ingenious nasal Injector for the more
successful treatment Of these CON.
plants without extra charge. Price
30 ots. SOLD b. J y. KNOX,
Okolona, and r. @ BUCHANAN
3 CO., Okolona and Houston.
Jan 6-'8I
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
smERTFF's SALE.

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
2SD DISTRICT CHicEAsAw CoUETr4
TT. BUcHASAS a Son, FLA.
".
.J.H.HARHrs and L. B. HARRIsI No. si2.
Amount Of judgment 10 date ..... SS56 9.
Amount OF cpst 10 date .........,.... 80 81
By virtue ar The above stated writ, to me d.
recled, from the Office Of the Circuit Clerk o.
the End District Of Qhiekasaw county, will
on Monday, the
end Day Ofalay, IssH,
ia front Fl the Courthouse door, in the city O
Okolona, within legal hours, expose to sale a
public auction, to the highest bidder. 70 cash
81 the right, title and interest the defendants
q. II. Harris and L. B. Harris have in and q
the following described lands, to-wit The Z
Z Of section Z township u, range 4 east, lying
and being ia the county Of ChickasaW, and
State Of Mississippi. The above property
having been levied upon as the property Of the
defendants J. II, Harris and L. B. Harris
viii Be sold to satisfy The above stated case
and al costs.
ST.. WILSON, Sheriff,
By E. J. BUFoRD, !. d. s.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

At bis residence, Besr Houston,
on the evening OF the 9th inst, Lit
Teton Hill, one Of the Oldest and
most substantial citizens OF Chicka-
saw county. Deceased was a mem
Der Of the Baptist church and the
Masonic fraternity.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

snERIrF,s aAEE.
the STATE % wIsslssIsrr.
Lac urHTnfrT CHfrraanw TnnNrVf

THE STATE % Mlsslsslsrf.
lsf DIsTHicr CHfcEasAr Gown
Lrrr,
vs. % Ea
f.1 hosgrH
Judgement az si1ll2i.. sith iufrrcsi irau
CT, fth dar % Ociabcr. iss1 g rer csli
yer suuum anf 40 cost
flr virtue n' fhc shore stated writ. e. ne di.
- reciet. iram ihc Office nf fho Eirruif Clerk
ior tae % District q Chickasaw county. ]
uil, Maliay tic
IIfh f1ay Of april. 1871.
pF1crci sell. to The highest lni hest bidder
inr caa, within legal hours. 10 front If th1
Nnuri House door, 10 the iawu II Houston, Che
following described property, io-wiii 20 acres
% e Sc rnrner Of s e p sec "A. a. z, east,
thgeiher Hith 81 ihe appurienanees and here
eitau enis thereunto belonging. The above
described property was levied upon a. the
properly Of J. = Bonner, and will be sold o.
satisfy sal debt, interest and an cost
=. I. WILSON, Sheriff.
By q. A. MoFFAr, ID.