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, 1881-01-16
NATIONAL AND PRIVATE BANKS

are adopting the improved Halls Burglar
Proof Safes. The fact onnnot be disputed that
they offer Inducements In the shape Of improve
ments which no other manufacturer possesses,
and the Il Hall" Company leads all competitors
in number Of safes made and sold. The large
contract for fire. proof vaults in the new Borden
Block was awarded to Hall'sSafe and Lock Com
pany this week, and the First National Bank of
Morris, ILL.,, Union National Bank Of kewanee.
ILL.,, Bank Of Ortonyillc, Ortonvllle, Minn., aud
Pierce's Bank, of Dysart, Ia, have ordered
"outhts" the past week Of Halls Safe and Lock
Company, Ii and l{0 Dearborn street.
, 1881-01-16
DEATHS .

m1tSS;, e os!oss b
! pher Donnely.,
v sgnsE9 s g ss to
,,;R1a ;KaYcRQTTw5an ~ = At 2, BMIaethawk.st. Il Ann
fartheT notiee of time of funernl service will b,
1KEM4tS-At his residence SIG Hur1but-ss-, on til,
iatn insL, at T. H., Of pneumonia J. Henry Truman
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
= II 9f da Rapshs Bss
fansre, to Grncelnnd sunaay, Jnn- ID at p. H.
.GKAHAM:,-Jnn. u, 1851. from lung crushed BY ar
elevator on State-sL, Adam Etnhnul.
nnfe1 = irona John Weiss No. 5le North Halsedst
D-Winferset tla.> papers please COPY.
on Tuesdsy night at il o'cock cx-seret. Sen Thomss T.
ClnEton. Of PARALYSIS. aged 81 years months and
Funeral takes place from the house at O'Clock
SHaay say1 t. Friends Of
Of ::e' ms
RoSESDEKGEnot % Ssonxaa'ons aFbar infant
Eunesal Jnn: T. IT u L. ~ to cavsry by carriages.
SILFEK-At the residence Of his parents, No. a6
f.. S t 5 = Of na gordon
AAMMQSD-Ar hts residence, III Ashlcy-sL Jan.
a. 1ssl. VIM. Hammond, father OF the late Capt Wn.
ue Gor on hs n son 81 s ana ]
Cereft, aged years II months and i days. ''S
Is ko'eh I 0fa Freaas Il
TRACY-Jan. II, Bs1, Clam Tracy, aged years and
FaHsIa Sunday at p. M. from residence; Ito East
paTents Ne : Mti'sf-s zifTsd r Sullivan aged is
Funcrai Monday by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
ri rARklLl-At nncqlnb, AeDonough County. H.,
5eals % iosnsry Of ESSEX couasy New f1k fork 'seo ~
nD Isl be h Hcn :Sa L Tx CO..
was ons Of the poneers of that part Tie State aa
o1 Sod
Counties,
Fansr wtil take place on Aonday. Jan. Il. at p
ass5: ss 5:;'ssss sss & Il
md Mape-sis., to-day at3p, i. 10 oakwoods Cene-
F0RD-In this city, jan. t. Percy J. Ford. aged Is
Funeral Tuesday, Ian. 49, from the residence OF bis
parents No. sseniinar5-aT~ Lake View. By carriages
a asad sas
e. 9anda ID m " house, thence
= -MARTlN-}an. II, 1881. John F. son Of Charles aud
- 49, -
CT Racine wis, papers please copy.
PEUSER-Btsmurck Pcusez only son OF Otto md
louisa Feuser. aged years and months.
Sfs 81 T. H. Il IL Rsnasag Il
Eed 81 years.
q Glasgow tscotland) papers please copy.
afAiS-it Cievelnnd, O., Jan. Il, Of consumption.
Edna l., wife Of u. 3. Main. and daughter OF T. E.
Hull. Of this city, Aeed p yenrs.
20 st. Joseph tMlch.) papers plea8e copy.
W1LSON--At the fremont House, In this city. JAM |
:, at 5:N n. m. Fred H. Wilson. youngest son Of Dr.
ii. And Lunr 4. Wilson, In the I'd Yeur OF his ace
Renains taken to Boston for interment-
GUSDERSoS-1an II. Mrs Jattelena Anderson |
sundcrsou. aged II years
Funeral WIN take psee at her brother. residence
G. Gundersonl 6La North Ash1and-ay:, to-day al
a m. by Carriages to RosehIll.
3iAZuEAY-1n Aurora, Jun. 9. Jeau Mazuyoy. ared |
ycaFs from general debility and old nge He enyes
wife, and dnux1toF bJ former marriage.
MATHEWS-On Jan H. lB5l. at his residence. No:1 ]
ohnson-tt corner Taylor, Patrick ]. Mathews nSed |
years member OF the Holy Family Temperance |
0cety.
Funeral to-day from residence at 10 O'Clock L. h. to
foir Family Church. thence BY cats to Calvary |
riouds OF the fnnlly invited.
ecretnty OF the Fire Department
The funeral will take pince On Monduy af teFuoon |
O'Clock from Flreme0s Hail. " Dearboru-st,
etween Lake and Water. 10 Graccland
, 1881-01-16

4 TRIBUNE commissioner, curious to know
how the Diebold snfcs attained and maintained
their great popularity, called on John ". Norris
Vice-President Of the Diebold Safe and Lock
company, for points, and gained the following
Information, which will be of interest to our
readers: This Company does not go on year
after year building safe in the same old style,
nor with the same material, though they might
be justified In relying upon their unbroken rec
ord OF victory wherever their safes have been
tested for the past twenty-five years, but they
nave their experts constantly experimenting,
and Us some now non conductor Of heat or some
principle Of construction Is discovered they i'm
mediaseay adopt it. Their present f1re-p proof
n4lng. known as "composite concrete" is abso-
Eute protection, and they also hare patent
, 1881-01-16

NJ
The Trustees will meet Tuesday evening.
The Rev. 4. ". Pattcn will preach this 1norn-
Ing aud evening in the Methodist Church.
The Rey. F. S. Jewell will continue bis series
OF serInons on evidences of Christianity this
evening In ST. Marks Episcopal Church.
The ltev. 4. J. Scott will preach this morning
In tho Congregational Church.
Inc Kcr. George c. Noyes, D. D.. will preach
Church. 0'N
THO Rev, George r. Pierce will preach as
usual to-day In the Baptist Church.
, 1881-01-16
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY JANUARY s1xrEEN PAGES

the first two poems with much feeling aud with
hurried md nervous aud bore every MARX Of
unusual fatigue. The audience received It, how
called her. She rcappeared; gracefully acknowt-
edged the applause, and then made q hurried
exit The concert closed with the Allegro from
tho Fifth Symphony, led by Alr. Pratt-
, 1881-01-16
JOEL HENRY WELLS.

ELd1S, ILL.,, Jan l5.-]oel Henry Wells, the
man whose sanity or insanity has been so much
In question lately, wrote his Elgiu lawyer the
other day that he should speak in the Opera
House ON Thursday night. The night came. bu:
Joel Henry, where was he?
, 1881-01-16

In case you have not, you should Mt once pur-
chase new Wheeler & Wilson No sewing
machine. an elegant and beautiful assortment
at their Warcrooms, No. 155 State street.
, 1881-01-16

Buck & Rayncr's "Mars +" Cologne Is a per-
fume Of conspicuous excellence.
, 1881-01-16

Don't Die on the Premises.
Ask druggists for Trough on Rats" It clears
out rats, mice, bed-bugs, reaches. l5c. boxes
, 1881-01-16

Druggists all keep tbs great beautif1er,
"Stoddart's Peerless Liquid" Sold at 50 cents
, 1881-01-16
HOW tn GET 4 SITUATION.

Young men need not expect positions in busi-
ness unless they are qualified to I'LL them. The
best avenue to profitable situation IS through
practical course Of trimming at tho Metropou-
tan Business College, ISL State street.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

miticc on subscriptions alrcancra.
pointed
Nhe following IS tho aammiiteo ot
subscriptions n s. Davis, chair
meas J II. Petit w. + TAYLOR. a
g Ireadu , ~. Capn W r
rroHili and John OVefton.
air MliiWeiaer made s talcmen.
That ODE purchasers oItho MaMph.
Marion and Selma railroad have or
gained under Tho act cf Tie Leaisla
tnf7 q Tennessee, empowering paf-
cta3trs of said roads io eanize
Incorporated companies. and Oh
arg horciore a legal body. and bav.
authority Co make contracts Th.
question was raised whether The acl
OF the Mississippi Legislature ~.
not rendered imperative bv M.
adoption OF Campbelrs code. but +
was thought The light ofthe compap,
was not affected
The meeting then adjourned sub
iect to the call OF the president :
Memphis Appeal, May 18th.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

Tar Claraoa thibks there has not
been a time ainca the Democracy re-
sumed control Of Mississippi, that
Mr Jefferson Davis could not have
been elected BY the Legislature to Che
U. S. Senate II be had desired the
place. urinformatlon, though per
haps not 80 reliable. is altogether
different. We win state however,
that We have heard from the lips Of
gentlemen Of large Legislative ex-
perlence, (some Of whom had been
IGNORED BY their fellow members
that there has not been a Legislature
assembled at the capital since recon
struction, In which Mr.. Davis could
have polled City votes, II bis name
had been canvassed by every politi-
cal adherent OF his in the State for
six months prior to the balloting.
We make the statement merely TO
show that doctors are not the only
people who difer.and to express the
opinion, that Il would be better to
let Mr. Davis remain IN honorable
retirement II lie true. yea more, il IL
but inst. that the people Of Missis-
sippi should place 4 high estimate
upon Mr.. Davis ability, that they
should admire bis private character
and that they should respect him as
the leader OF the cause for which we
sacrificed so much, but bis best
friends moved by personal regard for
him, and prompted BY . desire to do
the best thing possible for the
people Of the State, could never
have seriously thought OF again
dragging Mr. Davis into Che political
arena HE political life is completely
rounded up and finished, and It would
be injustice to him, 10 place him in
Official position, even n it should
not prove, as We apprehend it would,
a calamity to The State.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19


RTOTIOE IS hsruby given t1at benjamin Dun.
ming the owner Of the Bonds Nos So. 81
snd as With Coupons attached, issued by tLo
county 81 CnickasaW Is aid in iha construction
ii ths Grenada. Houston g Eastern kailroao,
has niis dar submitted proposition. which Is
acceptable q the Board 1T superVisuF4 lar toe
eamnrumi eaf t.ie game On tie following terms,
sa-.fti Interest b he calculated on said bonds
aad coupons at Che rate II G per cent. e. toe Cd
Fl Inne lss1, and 3 Ter cent. ailer said date
until paid. enc hall Of said am unt tn Be Paid oct
81 sha next iusiailment q be levied eai aailet q
fnr the ravmant 90 ita laasgieducss ST sa q
sosnlv, Contracted laf lhs purpose alarasaif,
and as balance o BE- paid q three equal annual
iaeiailmeals. d Is ordered bg said Board Mat
ne proposition b c1mprQm .se and settle sid
sends and coupons viii Be- called up Zoe 1nal
selon % the ist Monday e July, 1881.
IN order al the Beard
he. AEnLlN, Csik
Nav 8 1881.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

crudc character The cotton crop
upoa which, MOST S uilcm frn.rs
ulr for prol', b. suI I.c' to SD many
disasters, Chat there can be 10 ccr-
taln, attaching toit ana hCnes uh.u
laeiaruers neglect Be mak. therorn
supplies 90 home, (as many dos and
depend upon cotton o. boy shat
they need. failure 60 the crop az
decline ia prise adecia The country
seriously, sometimes even 20 bank
rupicy.
In conclusion I wish rs .ay, tbaf {
iha fearful political troubles ofuhcl
SCI uaFe neard unt fcaa en often
Dee Northern papers. and which hau
had such co influence in lettering
Northern men from emigIaling 30
warmer climatecgor existed here Toe,
10 not now exist There Is ns
much political tolerance here as 60 Tie
North, and i'll % not end 10 the land
Of the Moniozumas, whittier as You
know ! am going, a more delightful
spot Of neither earth, intend TO seek
a home for myself and family Ia thc
Prairies Of Mississippi.
J. P. BURCH.
SIR. Bureh is a resident Of lie Seuer
county, Minnesota, with whom It was
the good fortune Of the editor 10
meet on board tho train. Saturday
last He very kindly furnished us
with the notes which he had taken Of
the country and requested US to pub
lish, and gave us the names Of some
Of his friends at home, 10 whom this
paper will be sent II after reading
bis letter, they wish further informa.
ton regarding our country We will
take pleasure ia replying by mail to
any inquiry made Of us, and il any
ofThem should desire to see and
investigate for themselves, and win
inform US Of their coming, we will
see that arrangements are made,
which will enable them TO visit any
portion Of Chickasaw, Monroe OF
Clay counties.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

THr Aberdeen Examiner deserib
ing tie ceremony 90 Decoration
Day. thus refers 70 the address by
our fellow townsmen.
Sen. Gholson introduced the Or
alofofthe Dsy, General W F. Tuck.
ef, himself a hatlie-sc Scared veteran
IN the cause OF Southern rights and
liberty, Hho proceeded 10 deliver q
most eloquent and interesting ad-
dress He is a graceful, pleasant
speaker. and Kept the attention Of
Biz audience enchanted np0n him
and bis subject, o. be paid beautiful
snd touehibe tribute to the gallantry.
devotion sad palfiotIam ofhia uhllom
comrades end our immortal dead.
and portrayed their hardships and
the sacnliees made b them ID de-
tending the homes sud loved ones Of
our sunhs Southland The address
was hthrd iy many Of onr own citi-
zfns and numerous visitors from the
county and adjoining towns who
#tro hffe = take part IN TIE cere.
aonits Na should be pleased 10
ahisin eapY % thia address 70 lay
aelpie lLose 81 ouf r aders who bad
aoi an opportunity Is BE- present.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19
Ass1qNEE.s NOTICE.

All persona indebted 90 N doch
& pafchmln afe hereby notified
that they mast call and settle al
once. otherwise suits will ka brought
against them The rnderziaued
holds all notes and accounts due
said firm, as assignee Of the same.
and Is alone authorized to e3llsc,
and receipt for the SINE
d 2 RLAtK.
apf7 Assigace.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19


TnE Republican Senatorial Caucus
has decifed Ia favor Of The confirm
alton Of Judge RobsEtaonns Collec'
tor Of the Port Of New York, and
Senators Conkllng aud Plat have
rendered their resignations to Gov
Cornell. The New York Legislature
being in session, az election viii be
held 70 on The vacancies caused by
The resignation Of She "boss and biz
pair NEXT week, and It Il confidently
predicted they viii be reelected
This is evidently their hope and de-
sire, 80 that they may return iC
Washington and wage open val
upon the Administration. II, how
ever, the Republicans who refused C
vote torescind The resolution passed
BY the Legislature endorsing judge
Robertson after bis appointment BY
the President should take It int
their heads 70 vote for Robertson fol
senaior, instead OF Conkling, th'
Democrats IN both houses would
stand by them. and then "Lord RIOS
coe" would be relegated to private
life. So mote It be.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

FL. STATE OF NIEsfrs IFFL
ler hugr CmgEaaAas Corarr8

IEE STATE 0F EsIssIFpL
iaF iHgaicr tHiagaHA9a Corkrrt
i.J.hCcHANAN & SOM
o.. WCssEY,
aad siaaai CO ono harired aai iua aanass .ani
lN'era lnm iae 9Th dsy o- Marco lsla,
aad aii costs,
II rirtEs or Die Shove stated WI b ne d.-
- neied irnm ths o1ce 0f w. A. Holen-
haheii HaT0f ukh.1na AVID 4 80 fIcia Jusuc.
81 &c Peace in and Gov saia county. uii 90
Monday, .ruue UtIl, f@si.
proceed @ ssli within Ieeal hourst ths hiehos.
and besi bidder Coz casl, in lrrai % the Coun
House door iu TIE Town "a uausiaa, al ul
individual interest which fas said defendant
husser las lnani lo d. Nurih iaiflu See.
ton IlrtF-iFo re. 4osp-fip Fourteen ga,
Range tIFe @, a4si, Said Individual iuteres
was levied ou o. Che property of said deiln iaut
and VIII b sold .o satisfy said Judgment, inter
csis and costs.
s. LAWTLSON. Sheriff.
@By G. A. MoFFArr, d. s.
May SIT
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

hftae lanleffafe Ia receipt Of &
creaaf sdds b rs il S CLERK.
f'ou 3 p Hsarl, editor y sbs
BnaaHIaEen Ledger eeHIaiain s
nnH1sfaffx1aeis sqn eafoas "a.
pefs e setiae So HehfF fitness
foria u g setf,.aIf 81 State
wesaaiaiiks b peblish t..om ali If
wehsd sHase. he se ftaf come 81
OUR suoallogitet WewouId
not iaalr tiat ihs qualifications
81 Mf Henry laff heqn oYerdIawns
hni WHfn .lhQlanaation 81 mans
friends ere efeabel together. some
people afe foh etoueh Is think
the f.ata-n hiam 100 lbict. and
reseaon = ne fesult For oug
pars 81 simHll sag re Do noG know
Af HeffF nsffeHailF letif tie.
Sia'e gonvchllennon nales hin vi
Nill aHrefgh bins eianif le dla send
as 50 this eoneIomeraled maas al
complimentary nothines. witba viea
oti0aaene.ng on scion. -
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19
AssIGNEE,s NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Myers,
Housman d Co. are hereby notified
to call and settle, otherwise suits will
be brought against them. The under.
signed holds all notes and accounts
due said irm, as Assignee Of same,
and is alone authorized to collect and
receipt for same
C, G MURRAY, Assignee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

Gfn Eahen Davis Il member o.
Tie NaiaHa Committee. Nov thai
He haa broken out Of the traces Of
lhsI parts aa come iack 90 the Old
IlsIltNIs HptIatic pnalanx shat
ESQ iaha| Con milloe "a do fol
mcmbaH = Comet
H0 Comet sure there Is nc
mistake 8hl Ibis msilerg We hav,
seen DE statement before. but con
eluded ihsE some ancient gentleman
lamillaf With The past poliiicalhlslory
of Gen Davis was only guessing i
vas time for such 3 change to Be
made
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

Di virtue ~ a certain deed Of trust made on
AD the l9th day Of August 1874. by Joe
crawford and Tom Crawiord 10 secure a Ger
Myers, uoW deceased, said Trust Deed being Of
record IN book A A pages 5I2, 573 and ga Of
90 hanceTy Clerks oaiee a. Houston Miss,
/ wall, on
Monday, 2srd day Of Way, 1851,
before the Court House door ID the city Of
Okolona, proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder
ior cash. the following tract Of land situated 10
The county Of Chickasaw, t0-wit The east half
q section Is, township %, range three east.
! viii convoy such title as Is vested In me as
Trustee. MORRIS HOUsEMAN,
apr zl=li Trustee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19
ADMINIsTnATORs's NOTICE.
7Lh Day 0ilIareh. Id. IsAlI
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration having been grant
ed Tie undersigned upon tho estate Of +. G
Murdoch, deceased, by the Chancery Court Of
the 2nd District Of Chiekasaw county, State OF
Mississippi. notice IS hereby giy0n y All per-
sons holding legal claims against said estate
TO register the same in the manner and within
the time prescribed By law, otherwise they will
be barred, ]. T. MURDOCH,
Administrator.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

A vefy langeteVs eogHtafiy'i 1T
yer dollar has made It's appearance ia
this city. u Is q difficult matter to
detect % from 'he genuine dollar,
ana people must be GA their guard.
The counterfeit is a itlc thicker
than tho gcnuiue, and hgAier With
the a. 70 8 eaA balance the sQuri.
Gus e4u can b. detected but &c is
probable thar great numbers 90 peo-
plcwillbs dectivsdby it-Nicks burg
Herald
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

iHE Aberdeen Examiner thinks
George c. Mckee has poor pros
poet Of busting Jim Hin from the
Revenue Once, ana kindly suggests
e George that be quit trying leave
Washington, repair to bis plantation
and "plant corn Good advice Il
wen followed.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

kx-sErAron DoRsEY, the man who
IS aid @ lave saved tbe Republican
patty nom deteatin tbo last canvass.
isruVeu -ts.bs dssply implicated IL
tle star iome" swi6dIes Dorsey
was Q carpet Dagger whom tie peo-
Of Aflsansas and indeed, nc whole
South could te readily iadaced to
believe Vasa tiief Eithout proof Of
eqwplieiiy in mail oontraefrobbofies
40 is hoped Gen James' exposure a
Dofsfy's methods WI convince The
Northern people also, and lbai Dor
se' and Brady william ula sorlslnes
~ fnetber Nepsrtment'of tbe Gov
eruHsaf where ne faahioh IA Is
sasfs iHe flefalises heads and in
nl.h ilem viii suits of slrIpa
clothes.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

Nm DAVIS, IN his speech delivered
% The occasion Of the nnveillng Of
the stniue Of stonewall jackson at
New Orleans, could not be content
@ deliver 2 eulogy upon the lie and
character Of the great military chief.
tain, bni lie must inject into bis ad-
dreas bic political views, which are
now peculiarly his own.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

sonE years ago, the Radicals 10
Coaafess took pr collection FOR The
benefit Of Ar Lee crandall, editor
Of Greonback paper, beeause they
THOUGHT Crandail would help their
p'tiv. twill now be ~ order FOR
uem TO eontfihnie son ething for
RIdlleborgers sappori, and 70 com.
pansate him for the damage done
him BY their failure to carry out the
bargain with little billy malone.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19
NoN.REaInENE,s NorlCr.

AMOS WOODRUFF ct. ADJ ohancery oourt
vs.. 1ud District
v. & N. R. r. Ct al. No. $50.
TO L. Merchant, New Orleans, la.
VOU are commanded 10 appear before IN,
Il Chancery Court Of the End District Of
Chickasaw county, in said State, on the iti
MONDAY in MAY, 1881, TO defend the suit 20
said Court Of Amos Woodruff ct. al. vs. v. &
n. r, R, wherein you are a defendant.
f. +. MEDLIN. Clerk.
BY Il. b. LACEY, d. G..
May 12-A
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19
p P MADDEN.
w. 4 GAGE
JOHN ". DILLARD
RI FTRsTFNHEI1l.

Con'.aefsh'c discussion took p'ao,
as 20 what security would be eiqer
60 subscribers a atoek, which ended
20 TIE adoption Of The following les
olndon, offered IS Judge j W
Clapp
Resoieed, That the present com
miilen of eanlercnee Be ,eallaaal
with lnslfHciiens u obtain from lht
Memphis, Marion AID Selma Railroad
CompanY q paper 10 obtain porehas
es OF the bonds Of tie company with
caption guaranteeing that ihe mon
ey raid Iog said bonds shall Be faith
fully applied Co the construction Of
lhe road between Memphis aud Hol
liz Springs. and that said paper So
prepared be delivered 20 The commit.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

eoauiptfiF silver dollars are In
circulation "a somo portion 80 Tie
Saie a sharp lookout should be
ker and money coming from ped
lefs. vendors Of noslrums. and pat.
emit a.shl fellows. ESQ, should receive
special examination. Columbus Dis.
patch
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate Of said
decedent, 70 exhibit the same aud have them
registered by The Clerk Of the Court within the
time prescribed by law, or they viii be forever
barred. W. @. STOVALL,
May SIT Administrator
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

Mn. III II. WARRrN's turpentlue
a'sliAey, near Enterprise, Miss,
was DESTROYED BY Gre on last Friday
morning.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19


We do not suppose the compan.
ionship Of few Thousand able.
bodied bed bugs would inspire ro.
etie' genius to any considerable ex.
tent lenoen no one need be surprised
TO fad such miserable doseerd as
the following AeraNIed By a Missis.
sIppi editor % apillow in a Nerd.
ian hotel.
10y cents waspaa bya Mississippi ed =
Iof E feW hours resi- 90 this drafted La
LutiHe iamal hngs were So awful Door.
we 81 iior wouldn't faiien en-, Be- Is TOOK he
leinfaEesd ~ iha heas. lbe bars sailsd NJ hi,
Fpl s.Fai elt's{ thealiIes eh6wed lhe assault.
ie' iAlo ihe .ruFal rooster" endured.
anil ieh.a ana sWQre,
fhen h tdrnded g "a feet and broke far The
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19
UNCONSTITUTIONAL NoTICE

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration have
w been granted to the undersigned, on the
Estate Of Littleion Till, deceased by tho Chan
Gerry Court, LIST District Of Clickasaw eonHty,
Mississippi, on the
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19

aAHoNr Is not bigger man than
Oh Grant now he has esvunk"
terribly since the 4th Of March
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-19
I'D DaY ii Anil. 81.

Now, therefore, notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against the estate Of
said decedaut TO exhibit the same. and have
them registered BY the Clerk ofthe Court within
tie time prescribed bY law or they will be for
ever barred. W. L. HILL,
May SIT Administrator.