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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
JUST AND LIBERAL TOWARD ALL MEN

who choose to differ with in political opinion 5s
.a. ts1eas.1l
In word the MESSENGER government
utmost tolerance in religious and political sentiment and will continue
advocate the greatest liberty to the citizen consistent herewith
The editors papey acceptable
weekly visitor every family County conceive
cannot do readily than by dyong large Of local
county items 4tS trfr
To the end therefore that the MESSENGER may become
in its character than heretofore, - ~
sfr
SIS Correspondence from this and adjoining Countless
gyngu such and local Items be Of readers
such as Marriages Deaths Crop Reports, Accidents ~
s.3 a
A column w IN for
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
Conservative but Democratic I

to the core Staunch in h adherence to the principles Of the
only party upon which the South reor the preserva-
ton of semblauce Of liberty but
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

The following, from the Macon
sun, can apply with equal truth 70
many other towns "Ifaperson were
70 Judge Masoe y .he a sA .... y. q
houses stuteN = tis'ii y AsFf..f
columns Of the local papers be Could
but conclude that it is one. horse
town. Still the newspaper man y
exn6sted to GO ahead from ycor 70
vemnalkiup up fou tie town az pa
. oWne'pense, hghtipg i s hataes VIA
hisown strength
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
I AS a. Advettlsing We diena

few papers Mississippi offer greater Inducements than the MEssEN
It's circulation neoio lew aud greater than our slate
newspapers than half OF twelve hundred subscribers
Of of the county OF Chickasaw and moriy OF The remainder re-
adjoining countless This feature cannot fail commend itself
pace with the enterprise progress
the times and 70 foreign advertisers who wish reach the greatest
opeOpc the counties Of Chckasaw, Monroe Iawamba Prem
Aooln POnlooe Calhoun, snmne Clay and okbbha
beg friends everywhere aid extending circulation
that may be able To give OF the p laesaa cd
.I.a BHST COUNTY, PARBRS a,st
published in the South .Af s.s.'l fir4s
Il aae 5 TX ~.
Termr a SUBSCRIPTION Saeo per aununs.
81. NV i ~ 'N 81 t8eoi
Il.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

As Mr.. Jimmie Stewart was going
homa from toWg eaepight last week
he was stopled b some one, pre-
senting a pistol aud catching HE
bride reins he pot spurs TO his
horse. knocked the man down and
lenfR q lnrre end es be was riding
OF i've shols were discharged q
him. This occurred jast beyond Dr.
Pearaoa's. ald about foar and hall
miles ION NQva .Tlpte meat ee 2
band Of organized robbers in this
county. as-lhis-is the lard eAorl OF
This Kind made to rober within The
past two aonths -Kem9er Herald
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

This department. Of 3 printing Of
Gee aids the publisher very materially
DO keeping up bis business, and We
earnestly invite our business men
and county cilicers % examine our
facilities for doing this Kind % work,
before sending their order e foreign
eAiIees N.EsH Hlfe.ft
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
column moro aal beset apart for such news from
Houston, Sparta, e. '.' ''.. y I.
Atlanta, HOulka, 9.a sa ,..a
Buena Vista, Egypt. !.
McCOndy, New Hope, e,
and such other places outside the county wherewe may
coed in securing intelligent correspondents, f-eA

Tributes respect CHARITABLE Societies
and all religious notices. irrespective of denomaonal bias inserted
Of charge So also obituary when they erceed
lines M
Attention will be given Of State aud po
zeal, religions literary character. s.. ...
AS speciality shall publish the proceedings the Board OF Supsr-
vors Fee Bills he general adecng
the interests of the Farming Public. t..
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

The Homo lamp Co, 81 Cincn
natl. isafraud aud Wohope ihf pres
win ass il around Is such. IAls is
Gus ilrst experience with it-h -
RoiN Echo
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
To
EwveWSOvs X MeeMaUNes.

PATENTS and how to obtain them. PampL-
let 90 page free, upon receipt Of stamps iof
postage. Address
GILMoRE, SMITH & Co,
Solicitors 3 Patents, Box 81, washiogi D. C
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

All Of the branches Of business Edueaiion
Independent Department for the English
branches.
Higher Mathematics, German and Execution.
Photography taught personally or per mall
For afoll course Of Double En-
try Roole keeping in al Of its
forms with Commercial Cores
pOndence ..... Z. \. ..... S2U
For a Full Commercial Course,
embracing all tue branches Of
a Dfactioal Rnsiness Education,
Lie Scholarship ..s..... $50
Reference made 3 lhoasahdsof Students who
have completed under snf iustrucdcu-
For circulars giving fuuinlormatoa cepeeFn-
ing tine 10 compleses haafd, copfse q insiFue-
ton. ete Adde'S
s6-nii.lr ~ johnson. Prsst
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

Scripture audraason, experience
and observation, unite 70 conviacc
as thht the present world isuui our
fesl II We seriously reflect upon
Toe imperfect good and numerous
evils Of this suhlunary state we shall
iad 30 cause t0 regret, but, ON the
contiarr, ahundant reason 70 rejoice
hat here BE have NJ continuing
uBa
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

Having hoen kept opeu Throughout bic sum
uer and IAN, undefgoinga thorough renovation
ls regards Tie sleeping apartments, bedding
DC. The Battle House Is fully prepared 10
entertain iis guests IN rs usual frst-class STYLE
N3 Rates lor aibl o0gls above the parlof
Floor Two ani Thfe6 Dollars Pei DAY.
Jan. 30 1879
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
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REV. J.P. YOUNG.

AT IS nonsense a saY II Car.sii-.
IS Guild anoHa Me beatre II
sal1 D. 70 ornied Many proilsscd
ChfIstiais 10 20 b IS snl they and
.ha theatre are both getting worsl
'neltad of better
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

which has been established for years the county
Chckasaw and has been the friend Of the Tax payer
and the advocate of the rights OF the people a whole ~
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
The 4Iessengegs
Nfarauasazs
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING


Water Valley viii have q coltfn
factory in operation vsfy soon
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

The K0sclusk0 Star says that the
newly organized t9mpafance society
ofttal place held o meeting at which
il vas decided to prepare a petition
end solicit the citizensof the county
70 subscribe thereto, asking the leg
islature to provide for tie enactment
81 such lsRs as sill forbid theinGro-
duehon, manufacture or sale OF wills
key IN tlc State Of Mississippi. ex-
cept for mechanical. medicinal and
sacramento purposes.
When sueh aiaB s enacted, tic
domsnd for whiskey for "mechanis
cal purposes will we think be largely
increased. We fear Il Nil Iegaifc
more to run the MACH 8 in
AEssHseHn ONO shea ssll.B ~
A Contract was. we understand
yesterday CONCLUDED q, 400 tons
more of raiifoadifon, 81 the y u
&C R. Il Co, mixing f10Ot6ns 90
an thus far bought BY the road. This
win lay the track 30 q point some
two 90 three miles Within tla county
81 Hspds. andtla apgiat illiiR thlee
or -four miles Of Utiea We have the
afcdlof 4hes Rfasiiant adfzil,a
Cmhpany that fbe.fsad vii be pushs
cdtaIough linus coupfg atR TAD
rate, ppl wese n0t doubt thai souF
o0mnim icatian Wilh the State Capt.
tai IS now o question Of very short
time,.andouF Kinds county friends
might rs vel be now making their
selection Of merchants in This city Il
whom thcg 9ia eonsieH theirs cfoes
Of Tie prescntyear haichez Deno
cfat
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

NJ Marphy. who 0as convlcted
Of maafh1ghaf lakt springfd d'laa
ssryedththai t8e ofimpriso hineet
Ia o. s6ut hn WIS released 81
Thu sdsy tls Govg4ppr having paf
don afule paymeht 81
costs was Concerned oho'eeemed
,ts have DO desire TO leave the Jail,
and showed considerable yindictive-
ness when lcd out especially in her
remarzs about Judge Hamm toward
whom she should have ielt very
kindly. as he hadsbeen very merci-
ul 10 IMPOSING The hehtest sehtence
possible in her ease.-EntFprise
Courier f..Nf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31


-Hamm ne has been compared
b q passing siream-.it bears as on,
and JOY aud sorrow are alike, lett
bshin rus. It's also said 10 he like
g d cam When one awaketh :" and
4 . vapor thai np1eareth for q little
while and then vlnisheth away.
The ioneest life IS snort, but when
i Is ent shoFler by imtemperance q
nan's age Is % aoihing before God
mo naa has 4 8afraht fof as
Stunning that temporal prosperity is
40 infallible sign Of divine favor, or
that temporal adversely is a sign Of
God s displeasure To assumo ID
Foaisbe 70 sit in Judgment apon lhe
actions OF one who IS 0mnisciani.
Prosperity may have been tue bless
.a9 az the Old Testament, but ad
versiiy is sometimes the blessings 81
the New tits true, as Christ ha.
promised, the Christian receives Va
This liie q hundred fold, aud in 10.
world 10 come eternal life, bat il i.
not said be shall receive q hundred
fold 81 thls worlds goods3 IIe re
ceivss.itn this world, bat Is - no
All mnney He has more friends
morejsY, more peace, hope, graft
tode, piaty and such things as ar
valuable in heavens exehequer II
may be what the world calls a poo
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

"tlia Whple redm of nature" Us insig
niilean hen bis vision Is RECALLED
upah tal boundleasrealg Of heaven
y glory lying before the pndaed
spHnt Because mln Is prosperous
lefe, ID does NOT follow that be is a
pet tine AImighly, fei the poor also
bave sthe gespel preached unto
them
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

who choose to differ with it in political opinion
, 1881-05-12
A SKIRT.PROTECTOR.
1t Is the Menus Or Getting People Into
II Deal Of Trouble.

1t Is 9lao Nl0ullN oF Getting People Into
II Deal Of Trouble.
Ep<etal DlsIuteh to tbs Chicago Tribune.
1,DsT0S, May l1.-rho suit Ut llrlam N.
Macdonald, inventor Of sklrt-pr1tectur,
against Shepur.l, S0rwell Il Co., ury-go0.ls
dealers, OF llustol, which has been oil trlal
lii tta United States Cnurt sl,re August,
ls7', was settled to.stay by thu Master IN
CIAucsry awarding ss0, 900 10 tic plaintiff.
4 decree WIS i.t.tle III plaintiffs fayur Inst
Uctnber, IiHl NIL 0r.ter fUr MI necoll,It Issued,
Tho sklrt-prntaetnr S0tll BY Messla. S!laMrti,
NurWeIl IL Co. WIS atR0 Knlt( by MA,,y utler
iVl,s, and WIS manufactured by AteHsra.
SfesleMlMrE IL Gu, III Nav Ynrk, WIN
pltyo to Massrx. Shsinr.l, NarwcIl & Cn.. and tn
ntller purchasers nt thUlr EOtals. HttAiIter Ut
ttntlulnntty trUIn all luHsts Or tlhlMAges Whrtl
they MlHht incur or hecs,inU tMhlp fur thrt,Agh
selling thuhl, Thu question fur tho MnstHr u
lfctslb was tho MaAeaslteltt OF damages npnn tho
dut1hllMts III fln proportion u THUR sAltB. Tho
rc!nlrt nnw mule suites that tho whole business
Ut Hlt1e,barK & tu. during tho titn1 OF tho IN.
tfringouynt was ,s,,, sso,g''' "t which the
ia,,rth to one-iifth. Tho sluster holds
and this y tho Important teatnru of tho report
-"thlt all tho siAntMKo caused ny MI Infringing
through calera Infringing st,osis is lialla in 10
tAs6sAetl against my 0t tho ieAera ~ whusH llc
hAa Hlye,t II tOi4l III Indemnity" Ito hceoTl-
hi1ly ltn.ls that tho dufcHtlantE by tho solllnR
Of tho slAcHborK Gtahla uM!ar Il bond VI ht-
ti1Mt.ly. uro Responsible fnr nll tue ktAals mae
by sitanheIK. nlI TINT thoae sulcs ianRlfotl tho
Gg,MplaInaus g to thu atnu'lnt Ut ''ors than S3o,-
, 1881-05-12
MR.. ST0REY's MEASUREMENTS.
Ysl iAs latIlut Ill ITin fnirHaa IttanHk.

t,nIctup NAV .t1.-ln ttf-huy'K TiHlts nit.
,,,,s " tt 1n,,so.o,v r,,,c ~, ~, ,,Lnru,t, IN
P:"," !. .ae'l-'Ia"sts ~ W, wv NV. ",
uf that coucern toward tue printcrs eniploye"
by It, In which tho following Bot1tclcc appears:
s.Thp Iincx tlIls for n lo,lr willis l moro thin
t,, Ir,,o,, urjcc ami uo,s II n,t. .tfif ,nnr,r
~. ~ 0"'' ,' ~. ~ A w.. ,s - ~. 49,.
Hse"f tho enltor anu pfoHtcloF VI tu's. aAees
knew ho WIS publishing Il falschuud wien h1
run,lu TINT stntelnnt. because 1e Is II uraetjgul
,rt,,tor hr,nuoIr ,rho tr,,o fn,tu urn thnsn. rha
p.'o. 'ae - w "cn ..''. '.o MI ,,,
uhlot scal'e ID ~ oohts IaF 4'oVo Hihs' iAc 'Ie
rayH e ccnts per l.En onls. Tho TtHlta uses
whnt tstet1nod ty printers bos,nrtl type- that
In tv,,, viii, :, xn,rIl roro ou lnr,,c hov m =,
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mfou Mscnra " ,. H. ,ss' m LIN ~ r.,..I.a ~ n.a
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nj oian!nyta h!anu W nsl'''.! ,,'1 hnW. T., ,.t T.,
,AmulhuS tnia9 hKHst ~ WI ~ @ Ghttp"t rt, ~
unmn tsliGcs tno p! IL iake:i caiT q; Iho
~ Inc IL. i!"sx alsM Wne. n!,. @ 1nsu mnces y
@ ni1u tn1 Ky; - u n ~ W. ',. MMss & VI
, 1881-05-12
JOSEPH LEr1EnER.

AZ SUE A14RpV " AHt LHCH4V 9floANts
CHICAuo. May 1t.-In tho hrntl-llncs ~ court
prtscctHnas III your issue Of the 10th thore waa
printed In large and fat typo. "Jnseph Ic'lerrr
Tryttg to Got Ont Of tho County Ja,i." Lower
down It wA8 stated TINT "hn I'LL dny argument
was hal" 'over MI application by lie.
t,crcr tn be discharged from Mrrest' thnt ho hal
1cun arrested OFT q hlrxe nutnber OF cnptMs Wrts:
that ut first ho tried to Klye lnlt. hut tho suits
rolled up too fast. nnd ho WINS compelled to 10 to
jail.
Mr.. Lcslcrcr Is not trying to get out OF tho
County .fail; ho l,as never heGH thorc There was
no nrg,,mcnt ovar IN application to be dis.
discharged frasn. No; Only t,!i sir. Lclercr try
to Ylvo h.ll hut ha nctlaiy did give bail. oil
Utmost cssc aid Facity. Tho saiiis did not roll
up toe faat, and ho has uovcr ocoti compelled To
After court hnd adjourned yesterday Hftcr-
noon. called honttcntEon uf your law Reporter.
who wus In the court-routn, to tho mistakes Ut
correct thou, in yuir to-tlay's Issue. lint, In
attAd Ut being corrgSted, the same tt,istakcs 'rs
fsnSss anssss s 5a II he aao ha sso ,hs,
foiuws ,s 81 wor1led as to make It Appear tint
he + trying 10 &c. out Of tail. .m
roftsea - sllsetargo La..lcror until @ nt5sr , ~,
ex4m'nation ,: u tho books VIZ w. aats" This Is
I a sr s9ssa Ws ns rusS f s9nSes o ,
In passlnE, tho Investigation is nulnE conducted
it,tixe. after ho ha heard US Tor two tlays salI
he would havo tn l'ostpunv the fnrthor hoartng
to soHe future t'ihe OH ncct,,,nt nt other press.
lnY NlnttcEB: aud ut my auNGcstlon. III Mr.
Lulcrors attorney. it ws thou atrrMitHcd that III
the tutrrva. tho attorueys f"r tho creditors
x fow words ,nt,re. Mr.. Lcdcrer fniod Jan. 6,
1881, With thou Indebtedness for. goods pstr-
etMsetl Of mt quite $0] ,OM
making rhar9os Of fraud .1'd pursuing Mr:
, 1881-05-12
MlITllAl INSURANCE.

l[AnRlsBu1tti, b1ay 1l.-Sixty.ilyo delegates,
representing slxty Ut It'll mutuut pssesslncnt
lfe-insurance u0mpa,lcs Of thia Suite, this aft.
erno.,h ndoptod resolutions sustins forth tho
object Of mutual eompanins, and empowering
the President to appoint n co,nullttuo to locato
il centf,lI OiiIc0 herG, BstaUll3h newspaper rl
hehalr 1T the eoulpAulus. dnyise incAt,s - pre-
vent fraud by uRstta and pbysl1lans, and ~ In
vftu tho Legislature to ApNtlnt ci'litnlttec tn
Till relative 10 mutual nsseas.nent pomllNntuA
.,Dw pcntl,na. and which thsy elatm - dGroxa.
tory to shelr intagGata.
, 1881-05-12
NO POLICEMAN on HAND.

CMtcAnt, Any 1o.-w,!l you p!c,lst' tEsort tho
following III your pupcr TOR tho saka or huti,ar-
~; whllo WIS sitting IN our wu,iuw ut our
place ut business ! snw u usAtlru,nn Grossing
Lake street OH GtArk, hn.l Il luafer cAinu Rlo,,s
and lsnnckctl ulf bIs hut Tho xentlvmai picked
nHt sntIstud. r0litwui lid knuukosi Gs, tiow,,s
4 trnwl tn,therctl, ,tt,tl tho 9cntCliil. WIS ~.
elsui from, ile tuafurs pr!IsI, aud Etlll no p4'-
culllnn In slight. ls tllnt rlYhtf u 1t Bnto fur
my Gnu 10 walk tho strrrls II pollootnUn arc
nufor around when nGetlettY
An Eyk. W1TNEss
, 1881-05-12

william I.och and John II, Friedrich Glel q
blu yesterday axatnst Ikoinrlch LATTER, Johna.
than Mccormick. anl Fr.alorick ". LATTER to
forvalose sruss-tleosi for 0 OH Lot .a In tho
sub'ltvtsion at l3loek In the Gust half OF llIock
l5 0f hhellIelds Addition tu Cllcuxtk
Il. Il. Ureyer l. to. drought autt to recover
S!.tAl 1T Ftttlerieh 4nd L3usso Koch.
Charles MtEArthy commenced an action in
, 1881-05-12

When tho Convention nstemt,rd IN tho utter.
,,r1n the Committed III Nominations reported ns
Ing. r.: Henry II. 1suetcr. laoston, Mass; Con.
Trcsident--li. Il. setnr1nanr, brooklyn. n. Y.
fIcu. l'rrsiiente-f. lsnler, !ittiihilaEolts; J.
II. MGAyuy, EhbuHG. H.: ltliti0ipll I,.!Ec. llar-
ciirurt, Ia; Frnnk Fehr. I.b,ltsvit, Ky: ". J.
\. X: August Schn,d. Now Ynrk; Ge9rxo
1l,ohnoe. Grand Island, Neh.; ,Christinn Mug
Mtct:; Joh'! WMbrtltf. I,lwronca. kns: Chris
Newark. NJ: u. i'etur Ac',e1ntn. Philadelphia,
Tx; q: T. Hrooklnsr,it. Hoston. Miss; Amg,.Se g
NlhEen, alilwa!ikee. Wds.; a. seymint,. WhrGt'
'uR' ~; Mn's' % Mi1c. NV vnrs t!ns. H.
mar K,Mhinr. N. t"mis. Ma: X, il, Loicht. Chi.
nri Eatzofr,1Iycr, Secretary Of tho UnIted
s'S,s, dtS ii;SsiE "a %s,,,ssiS ;siI x,': .do,,.
t IT, fsas Sf S 4s a N.s6s ss ~ S1ss9 e vt o9p 9
"a X .ispatch % WIS is received from brewing firm
Tic C"nsor,tior, @ s aad exprossins ] tho hnpo that
tho Convention wotla do its hcst 10 oppose lilo
temner!neu ,nnveu,snt: TIE sesrotaiy w.,s IL.
With its spirit.
.,x
at,.l Bonrd ot Trustees WIS rcad. detailing flo
hutton tMkotl ut tho mertng ut thnt body In New
oiScrc,i ror II, nss,y o, Tho best method il
tnbtshtnx and conducting a brewing MGatlpnly,
AMI for the best ntl!les!vc s.l1snGo far Mtiash.
and suggestions Respecting the t,ost nthcslyo tlld
tIcn rrgDlvcd, which liLd ueeu forwarded to tho
With ruHnrd to tito duty 0ri Imported hurley
tnnlt wbIrt had ut,gawc.l tho attention of tho
tlst las! o Exstty' r.1rttca
nisapprphotslnn Of tho position taka,, BY the
uestt.l TINT tho tsYsnIfutIOt, being Dutlild by
, 1881-05-12
Aud Says the Lntter Tried t6 Get 1llns'
dalc to "Squcnl" OIL Him.
All Prejudice Denied by the Gentlemen
Thus Challenged.
A List or Witnesses 10 l'e Submitted To.Day-Plna
Of Operations.


afternoon. The Committee consists OF Commits.
e,oners sennc, ONeill. Knopf. rhrln9ton. and
Hut, John q. shortnll, Mark kmball. and Frc!'
eric 1aauma1,. There were also present Com
rnIssIoncrs Aynrs, Clark. Enlcr, Cobsr1' Farrc't'
and Wood, Cuunty.Attorl,ey Wlllctt, md soEr,o
pthprs. Mr.. j. j. Exan. nrchltcct OF the Court |
House, WIS present with his attorney, Mr.. L. II.
Ilsbcc. .-..........
On motion of 3fr. sennc, Mr.. D. V. Tur!ngtou
was called to the chair. and MrJ G. Amt'ler, Of
tho Citizens Association. was appointed eccre-
tary. MIR. Anlblcr reat tito minutes ut tho
board, showing tho rrccipt Of II tettcr from
Ega,,, nsk,ttg MI Investigation and the nppont-
gncnt of committee to gct With incnbors ot tho
Citizens Association. -
Commissioner Puringtou said they had heard
theauthority Under which they were TO lct. lie
believed that many OF tho charges tnnd0 hinonnt'
Ell 70 nothing, but tue Committo thought That
probably
wiIENE THERE WAS so MUCH SMOKE
thore would be found aomc Irc. Anyhow, they
intended to 20 to tho botto1u Ut tito atfair arro-
spective OF tho question whcthor n crnnn!
prosecution would DO buried by limitation or
not
Mr.. shortni wantcl to know whpther nny
charges hntl lccu Formulated. and IL thoro was
aily me present to prefer complaints Ha
wanted tho Investigation to be carrtcd on With
something liko method. and thought TINT my
persons callning to hove evidence Of corruption
With the building Of tho now Conrt-uouse Should
be called Upon to present the fActs.
Tho letter Of J. j. EHan, MskEng au nvcstlgn-
ton. WAS rout1.
atr. burlington said ho Thought thoy should
Icgiu with tho first contract lot upon the build
ing.
alr. O'Nc!ll wanted TO know
WHAT THE IDWElEs OF TiLE JOINT COM-
strTTEE WE'RE.
He understood the Commissioners had the
ritrNT ffI nJ
sS S2 S M gs wt"ses t
wo,iId amount to nothing and lint It wouki 10
no usu to bsgIn upon i. ~
tho Hoard cu,lli A.jt,iiulytcr Onths touching
county affairs, hut that tlle linAnl could not
conpel witnesses 70 nttoiu. rhls aohtnttG5 1
nnt force any MN to testify u hc I'D dla , mot fSci
i!ke Htnnf bu tulmhts. n0"usSs' tMes ss. We.u ~.
wend Sssias e I isIi WIN xi!st !, thsy knew. @ w., ,a.
Nr. snoftal s,u coft4th @ cnafsGs , mAu uGon
1baf ny ~ eras,n 'Mn Il ,os @ harmes s ba dpt,o
1sady to present The to,s n !hs'r ra'tsess!o,:
testify in rennttal: lle thn,4ht tho .1ont q COIN
tsse sno9a inxto AZ sl1fey o. tnS aaes,
Sesastiea i; ~ t5sS SssssssS re- So:
tainea aud lec'!lu sva0thor y wus sufficient 10
Justify thon. y! going q. with tho Investigation;
If the contrqry. then they should : g r,port IT,,
Mr.. pEsll! nskia Sr. EEnn ,,, i 20 @ fa ied
H. nNnlI, ,tnv" y 1,ri"r III ras,,,1a ~
r.,,, ,,,sr.,,,>. ~, r.,,t, 1,o,,,,,.r,r,,v
nn1 nanloNa W. IL 49,. , Io". 49,
Court House sou,y $5suD 70 *5l;ve9 nnl u.
ready noc'i ni!a % arenaoes tor ~ .nn n,"0 ,
statciaent hai Ieoa nmdo tlat EKan l.i.i,i !nonoy
70 reInt tor nls innacneo ~ sGcar,hG M tna poat
, 1881-05-12
To the PuBLSC'

|hsxo eau be no Lotter Knhral,n II Il il. Rtlas
dies tisp Ills ba4e and wottnle.s, es.,s,,.uta @ tests
dom. As the1o ars. Fgss ltsSss"anssy'a sna ~
e1d Pills, IN sire Rnd RsH ior H. III rQ4 wv \
, 1881-05-12

Isrt,oklyn. N. T., wr1teA: Fur quite u long
linlB lIayG been sufferer frulll rlle0llatle
l.!!l.. which Increased III 'spita ,of nil rum
etltss tln!t tr!nd. Having heatl yery, hlgl'
make II trial. Ny left arm feeling too pg.lI,.
fut to endure u s0yaru rubbing, tt1k n plec0
of flannel, soukul 1t well With the St. Jacobs
vi, and PIT It aI9I!ld my arn rs tightly ny !
trial, / colNmenceh to expsris.lco relint, aIi.
after two days. all pain vanished, leaving q
permanent GNrB.
, 1881-05-12
Mr.. FRANKS LOSS.

CHtuAulh May ll,-tn your yusteniny's issue In
tho caso 1T tho Creditors vurs,ls Jtseph lNicrtcr,
un ERRONEOUS report was 1ns!tlu BY your law re-
lH,rt0r regarding my testimony, fuur Art!cte
stated tl,at ut tho tn,o Ut .Ny saliure uf Juaupa
ltatbrner was r,bbDd In Denver to tho Hnlt,stnt Ut
Fla,An. Ny testimony burlro lutlyr williamson
wa1 ~ tolilwA: fhat carried stuck Ut t0wt1ry
IT RlA,at $lo,0Nt allt! met thcV with lnss 0t
n1nnt *t0 or SuNt md ] arrived lierr tho day
previous to tho failure. EilAItl.cA j. FRANK.