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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

good teacher, and promises, Il be
would adopt the profession. % make
q very lne one. His classes an did
we'll bot I have rarely. &C. ever, seen
better ciass-one which showed
more thorour teaching AMI greater
prolritncy than hs prmary Latin
class Masters McIn,osh. C.earv and
Chanccl'oGvho composed &c. covered
themselves with glory, AMI their
teacher with honor
Mrs. Matthews. gho lad charoe
ola dourishiug private school. al tie
inquest Of 'he trustee. consented to
give it up and ionl her valuable
assistance TO Prot Turner during The
past session. No one can excel her
iu lhe management Of o school I
could tell one Of her classes as soon
as it appeared Like slldiers, they
took their places, according TO size.
aud dropped to the right until the line
was perfect
/ did not hear her advanced classes
bat learn that the examining COM
miltee we're more than Satisfied with
their proficiency. Her classes in
Geography were simply splendid, and
her reading Glasses as perfect as
good teaching could make restless,
thoughtess boys Energetic, per-
seveIing and enthusiastic in her pro
fession, Mrs Matthews IS a. willing
to perform hard works she is cana
Die Of doing il well
/ did not hear all the classes exam
ined, but OF those ! did hear, Masters
John Mcintosh, Joe Ceary and
Ashby Chancellor among the Young
err, and the three Messrs. Spencer.
and Messrs. Kelly, Hurkitt and Cra6
ford. and last but not least, Mr. Lee
Porter, OF the older boys, deserve
special mention. They have learned
early, that there is no royal road to
literary distinction, BIZ. that by labor
alone are difficulties surmounted /
/ predict for them a brilliant future, IN.
less they cease 70 follow the rule OF
conduct which they have so far
adopted and pursued,
Having no inclination to be boiled
like lobster, ] did not attend the
boys exhibition at the Court House
on Thursday night I learn it was &
good thing, and worthy Of the exami
nation Of which It was the CLOSING
scene.
Boh 81 our schools are in ID,
bends Of good aad experienced cdu-
Gators. Qae Of The condiliouf ufsuc
cess e assured 10 rcm .ius with u
to determine wh, ther Tie teacher
shall lave the patronage they merit
and tie pav !er thsir work, which
they icsorye when W. lo thai, oQ
s,loois will BE- 9 complete sucless
CITIZEN
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

THE athird term idea is haunting
the dreams and invigorating the i'm
aginations Of a certain class Of poll
ticiaus in this State. These gentle
men profess to see q fearful innova-
ton in the "time-honored customs Of
our fathers" IN the event the people
Of Mississippi, being satisfied to let
well enough alone, should conclude
through their representatives to re-
nominate Gov. Stone. But We sup
pose their anxiety will be relieved
when they learn that II Gov. Stone
should be re nominated it would only
be the second time such a thing has
happened, and that there is in truth
and in fact no third term about it
The rejection that q man bad been
for years in Office. AID no reason for
his removal could be given except.
that some other fellow, wholly nm
tried, vented the place, ought to act
as a sedative upon The nerves Of the
restless gentry. who are now for
anybody to best Stone. and enable
them to cool down a little, SO as to
receive his Ne nomination (if the
peoples representatives N their wis
dom should 50 decided calmly.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

Tic Vicksburg Commercial thinks
as a whole Gov. stones letter is Fan
able aud siaiesmanhke document"
and Gen Chalmers says Gas a
Mississippian We fell pride in it, emf.
mating as it does from our Executive
cficer"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
NON-llEsIOEVT no FiCE.

J N DROWNLEE, Ex'r, chaaeary Court,
30. 40l OF LIST District
JOHN BROWELEE, decay Clickasaw Go.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
90 Mary = Smith, Bonbam, fannin County,
Texas
VOU are cited g. appear before the Chance
Il ~ Court Of the LIST District Of Chickasaw
County, in said State, On the
3rd Monday i'm November, IsSE,
to show cause, if any you can, why The final
account % J. NJ. Brownlee, Ex'r Of the estate
Of john Brownlea, decd, should not DO allow
cd, as stated, aud said Ex'r. discharged.
Witness my hand, this 3rl day Of June, 1881.
iuue9-4t. +. +. MEDLlN, Clerk.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
a.nIeNEE.s Norlsr.

An persons indebted 10 Myers,
Hoasman 6 CO. are hereby notified
10 call and SETTLE. otherwise suits will
Be brought against then, The under
signed holds all notes and accounts
due said lrm. IS Assignee Of same,
and Is alone authorized 10 collect and
receipt for sane.
c. g. MURRAY, Assignee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
NIonday. .Tnne a7tI, -, .

to the highest bidder for cash, ihp following de-
scrlbed property situated In ihe and District OF
Chicsasaw county, Miss to-wit Lot Three
Hundred and Ninety. nine $500 in th1 City Of
Okolona, by the Tilt survey Of said City, living
and being on the west side Of Church street. in
Section Twenty-seven I'D, Township twelve
fl31. Range Five 81 East ChickasaW county,
Mississippi.
Such title viii be sold as vested Ia me as
ComHissipueg. Bale within legal hours
II. b. LACEY, Commissioner.
June .. l8l-aw
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
LII. rns, .alEt

IS ASSIGNEE Of MURDOCH 6rAECH-
A MaNl viii sen tie Hliauins described
lots Ia ukfiant, Is lots IN block a. and (
lsfs in b|oek 81 gsry desirable Cor residences.
Lots a5s. west Is af Dos ais, 10 block "a, and
dwellings.
Also - acres oIf 81 ihe e = 90 n " z Of S SO,
TIA, :. e, Ans It lhl above described prop
erlf J viii scll ai prisa,e sale.
fiuo4f p. D.. BLACK, ASS gree.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

Cot Horn Of The Mofidisn Mer-
curry indmates that somebody else
than The Governor Of Mississippi
wrote DE letter published IA The
Comet last week over the signature
oh N. Stone. This reminds rs Of a
little aneeiote which has never been
published before, but ~ which The
veteran editor Of the Mercury lq-
ures. Some months since, when Col
Horn was engaged IN a eonirovers,
wah ths Protestant ministry Of
Meridian, upon matters and ihi0gs in
general, m article was published HI
the Mercury which appeared to the
casual RAIDER to be defense on
Mormonism. A gentleman after
reading the article remarked, sold
Horn never wrote that. TO winch
another replied, Tibet thousand
dollars he did Jof & isJHsf IKE In. i
u IS unnecessary 70 say The last
speaker was the best acquainted with
The distinguished writer Recurring
10 ne letter Of Gov Stone, We desire
tofenarkr b way 9fapplieatiqHr that
thegf may Be men sho vii acceptshe
Mafeuiya unjust destinations Be- q
con solution q the matter. Bot
those who know Gov. Stone best
oa1 sfemosl iamilIar Eiihbisslraiaht
loff ri maniy way Of dealing wilh
ans subject sill recognize TIE letter
at aglance, el0r i g jest Tie hIm.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

JusT as we expected The Bates
vile Blade declares the fnmof that
Gen. Reuben Davis had abapdoncd
tie Greenback party apdreturned 20
lie pe@Dorac fold q wicked lia
We thought when We saw the state
merit ihatit was only Tie Imagination
q some ante dilayian statesman, who
was guessing Of Gen. Davis future
conduct from an intimate acqnain-
lance with BIS politiealanairs for a
century OF SO past end now The
great and good Blade comes to our
rescue and demonstrates the correct
ness Of orr conclusions
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

TnE condition Of the Irish peas
ants seems to be growing ffom bad
to worse. Great discomfort prevails
al over The island. and in some por-
tons open IMPOSITION to The meas.
ure ndoptel ~ The English govern
meat has eliminated IN riots and
bloodshed. In the mean time out.
Fageons rents are exaclcd hy the
landlords, which must be paid upon
demand By the tenants, or mcfciless
eviction follows. British troops are
slisiributed over The country, arrests
of ihe leatlers Of the Land Leagues
occur almost daily. and the most
vigorous methods of suppression
having been adopted by the govern
ment are being enforced Without the
semblanoe 81 jnsliee or mercy. What
the end vii be We cannot Of course
foresee, but We hope ior he ultimate
deIiveranee ofihe free hearted, liber
y loving inhabitants Of the Emerald
isle. from the grioyous thraldom
which has entironed then Tor 50
many hundred years.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

PRENrIss COUNTY 10 mass meeting
assembled, on the 18th met, unani-
meus.y endorsed Governor Stones.
administration end Instructed the
dltgues tollia State Convention to
% csst lhe VOC 81 lpe county for his
le nOmInaiiOu sf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

IT IS stated that the three great
States Of Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
PRODUCED more corn in 1880 than the
entire country in 1869. The cereal
crop OF the United States both IN
area and production has Increased
more than a hundred per cent. in the
last ten years
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

For lat Congressional District
vii be held 81 corialh. beginning
June 21tb. and continuing IN gult
Ist Our friends, Tdtner and Den.
pree, have arranged 4 capital nro-
gramme, and We doubt not i viii Il.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

TX STSAroR THuRMANnin a letter
written nom Europe, positively de.
ciines to become a candidate for
Governor Of Ohio. Mr.. Thurman
expresses his desire and determine
tioa TO retire permanently from pub
lie life.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

TIE West Point News suggests
the names Of Hon. F. g Barry, Of
Clay, and Hon John ii Allen, Of
Lee, either ofwhom the News thinks
would be a suitable person to receive
the nomination for Lieutenant Gov
ornor, ct the hands Of q Democratic
slaio Conventions The MESSENGER
endorses Che suggestion, and would
support either cheefiully and enthu-
siastieally, az the nominee Of the
party.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

II you have warts 90 your hand
rub each ~ them with bullet, and
load q gun Nish the bdileis. Then
watch until gagrant COW opens The
front a.ie If your yard with her
torns Aim carefully at The COWS
Aeal and Gre Il al tho bullets 90
Into her heal, It may not cure tie
warts. hai ii sill be an almighty
gooi Thing Ga the aeighl orho0d.-
Columbus Dispatch
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

THE Ray. JoE BARDwELLy Of Nc
iidian, is presented By q correspon-
dant Of the ciagtoa as a suitable cam
eidate for superintendentof Pubic
Education Mr. B served IN that
capacity some years ago and made
az acceptable ofileer, and We doubt
not be would do 50 again il called BY
The people Of Mississippi to fiji the
POSITION
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
COMaITss1ONER's SAFE!

GATES DIBBRELL, Guardian Of
KITTY ROSE CARLISLE, ct. al.
No. 0lA VS..
MARY d. CARLISLE,
o ioHeay Ont, 2pd Disirici, NaB Torn 1881.
by virtue Of a decree made aud entered in
- above cause, 10 the Chancery Court, Of the
2nd District Of Chickasaw county, Mississippi,
at the Stay Term, 1881, !, as Commissioner.
viii sell in front Of the Court House door in the
City Of 0kolona, on
Monday, Lune 27th. 1851,
70 the highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed property Situated in Okolona, IN the
2nd District Of said County, to-wit Middle
Fractional Part Of Lot Seventy-four (T4)
Block Four A. Gift survey Of Okolona, com
mencing Twauiy-four (24) feet from the
North west corner Of lot Seventy five (75),
Block -Four { d, running West thirty (3Ol feet
more or less, 70 the Northeast corner Of Hark-
readers lot, thence South One Hundred and
Eighiy=nino (lse) feet, thence East Thirty (s0)
feet, more or less, 70 within Twenty-four (24)
feet Of the Southwest corner Of Lot Seventv-ire
(7j) Block Four ca thence North to the
beginning point.
Such title win be sold as is vested in me IS
Commissioner.
H.B. LACEY, Commissioner.
June ., sl-8w
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

A WICKED editor says; "Conkl1ag
may not prove a success in boss
ing lbe Sew York Legislature, but
nobody can doubt that he holds
Arthur and Platt well in hand"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

HANCOCK COUNTY instructed for
Hon. Ethel Barksdale for Governor,
and Hon II C Myers for Secretary
of State. 8 rs.-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

NN3-NaIL u IIIs7N - WUIILE.
ROBT. WHEELER,
No 2q5 VS.
ALICE al. B. CHAPLIN,
A. S. d JNO. q. FUTILE,
aud r. A. MURDOCH.
To Alice a=a i. p Chaplia, 4. s. oad .Jio. C.
laaie Post Ogiee unkaoun:
VOU are hereby cited 10 BE- and appear al
Il the next term Of the Chaucery Court 20
be holden % pkolona 10 and for the %. Dis
rict Of Chickasaw County, Mississippi, on the
tth Monday Of November, IssI,
20 defend tho above stated cause, or Judgment
viii be taken as confessed against you.
E.F. MEDLIN, Clerk.
iane9 4w By II. b. LACEY, ID. q.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
En he Enscresl " the orphan
Asylum az Natchcx.

Mcssrs Editors;
During the examinations many
patrons OF our schools suggested the
proprieiy Of a competitive reading
exercises Tor certain prizes to be
awarded the best readers.
Since the necessary arrangements
could not be made last week, it has
been determined that the reading oe
cur at the Baptist church on Friday
night, June Gath, at 81 o'clock.
The competitors may be male or
female, under the age Of Is aud over
the sge of12, for tie first prize un-
der the age Of II and ever s. for the
second prize.
Judge Vim. Lacey, Mayor VIM.
Bodonhamer and DR. r. NJ. Tindall
will select the pieces to be read, al
lowing the competitors hour to
study the same, without help from
any one
The competitors viii meet for this
purpose The Judges at the Hall of
the Female College, at s O'Clock
sharp, Friday evening, when the Sc
lection will be announced and the
half hour allowed for preparation.
None but The competitors and judges
will be there.
The same gentlemen will act as
judges 70 determine who has won the
prizes.
Admission will be 10 cents for
adults sud 10 cents for childfen-lhe
proceeds TO be spplied Grst 10 the
payment Of the prizes. and the resi-
due to be sent TO The Orphans AsY-
lum
Let ell our boys and girls compete,
and all the people attend.
Respectfully,
J & DEurREE,
9. w. TURNER.
OKoLoEA. June 20, 1881.
Esccesag Orthe board Or'Frustees
Of the A. & M. College.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
JACKSON, Miss,
Jane 16, 1881
Capt Frank Burkitt, Okolona
DEAR SIR The regular Annual
Meeting Of he Board Of Trustees Of
the A d M College win be held at
the College Buildings, in Starkville.
on Friday, July LIST, 1881.
All the members Of the Board Gre
expected to be present.
Very respectfully.
j. NJ. STONE,
President Board of Trustees.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

Tile corn cfup Of this county Is
said To bc very lae. aud The hot
weather Of the past week has ne
sloubl greatly improved the cottou
crop. Taken altogether tie crop
prospects &C this section are we're
promising -rupelo journal.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

The Democratic County
Convention has been called by
the Executive Committee, TO
meet at Houston, on
SATURDAY., July %.
The Clubs are requested to
meet on SATURDAY, july
10th, and elect delegates.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
Hsccesag Of the hoard Or'Frustees
Of the A. & m. College.
Mr.. Crawford for she H.egIsIn-
guwe


SPARTA, MISS, June 13, 81.
Eds Nesseager-B Believing this end
OF The county should be represented in
the Lower House Of the Legislature,
aud not knowing to certainty
whether Mr. n B. Crawford Of At
lauta will accept the nomination or
not, We take this mear Of calling
BIN out We feel that B Is the man
FOR the place, and We haven't tie
least doubt hut that be win be nomi.
mated # the people and 6 out in time
that he wlli accept. Please answer In
The teNt issue as the time IS short
aad everybody siys Sir. Crawford
please 81 Is % The front
Olrs 6e., SPARTA
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

CoSK end Friday still on The ragged
edge and likely 50 70 remain.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
C0MMsssIONER,s aAEEl
ANNE T. WI. CRAWFORD,
NJ 400

ANNE 4. y " j. IkAN fONn,
No d2g W..
CALLIE ~ THOMPSON and
JACOB THOMPSON her Guardian
Ciqaeay Court, 2ud Disaact Hay T.rm 1881.
DY virtue Of q decree made and entered in
ID above stated cause, in the Chaneery Court,
Of .ha md Disirict Of Chickasaw county, Mis-
siissippi, at the May Term, 1881, J, as special
Commissioner, will sell in front Of the Court
Hnnsa door IN the Cilr Of Oknlnna. ON
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
NoN-nEslnENI,s NoViCE.

TARLETQN, SHARPER a CO.,
Be ea. VS..
VA. DEARlNG, ET. AL.
u Jalnoun Heir1 Of Pleasant Dea5iag, deed ,
N0U are hereby cited to be and appear a.
4 DE next term Of the ChaucerY Court TO
De holden o., 0suloua 10 aud Tor tie FL Disl' let
OF ChiesasaW Ccauy, Mississippi, on the
Ash Monday Of November, IssI.
TO defend the above stated cause. or iudgmen ut
wiil be t1kcn as coaiesgul against them
b. T. MkpLlN, Clerk.
iaue9-iw By u. D. Lacey, D. q.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

GnrNADA has organized a new mil
ilary company.-the Lamar Guards.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

A NEW paper is soon to be started
lin DeKalb
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

George II Slofsou the billardist,
is q student Of history and fond Of
literary research.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

BmSuEARpT is ia London for q
season
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23
Monday, Hume a7th. 1ssI,
NON-REsIDENTs' NOTICE.

NON-REszDENTs' NOTICE.
MARY A. HUssEY, Adm'x.,
vs..
CHRISTOPHER HuSSEY, ct. al. heirs
Of uRlAH HUSSEY, Deceased.
CHASorRY CoURr-FIRsr DISTRICT.
To uriah B. IIussoy, Manor, Tyavis county,
Texas.
" Oh are hereby cited 70 be and appear b.
il fore The Chancery Court &C tie Isl Dis
trict q Jhiekasaw county Mississippi, 70 be
holden st ihe Court House. 10 The City Of lIousr
ton, on the
3rd Monday In Now, IssI,
90 plead, answer or demnr to the Bill filed
ID this cause Ia uhich on are defendant.
p. T. NEnliN. T. Jerk.
April @s-ii
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-23

% carry 1n ihe business 81 Retail Liquor Deal
erf 10 1uc hlasa, in said Town 81 Houston.
whom We recommend IA a sober aud SUITABLE
49, n -....--- IL -
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-27
Farmers Restaurant.
MEALS 5i1 5t HOURS

From this we received no reply.
Thirty days later we sent statement;
still no reply. We then sent draft
for $3.l4 to the Bank of Perham,
which was returned to us by the cash:
ier, Mr.. Hurst, endorsed, ''Refused
Payment. We keep that draft as
relic of "misplaced confidence"
4 short time ago we wrote Mr.. r.
asking him, if he was not the profess
sional dead-beat his actions indicated
him to be, to at least write and let us
know if the account was all straight,
rs we were closing out our business,
and desired that the accounts we left
in our attorneys hands for collection
should be of undoubted validity. This
communication like all it's predecess.
ors was treated with silent contempt >
In conclusion, we simply say we
have wasted all the postage and sta
tionery we can afford to OH this D. H.
"Birds of a feather flock together" :"
again proves to he true. Messrs.
Tuesley & Rothpletz, honorable edi-
tors and proprictors of the Perham
WEBB l. PEAKE.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-27
GARFIELD.

An elegant, correct and life-like
portrait Of our martyred President is
sent postpaid and free to any one
furnishing one new subscription to
the best Of farm journals and general
newspapers, the Minneapolis Weekly
Tribune and Farmers Union, ac-
companied 10y $l.l5, the regular year
ly subscription price: The portrait
is superb Crayon-Lithograph, 20 by
"a inches in size, and each one bears
the autograph Of the late President.
Or. if preferred, Harper's Life of
Garfield will be sent free, instead of
the portrait-or for two sutscrip'
tions both Portrait and Life will be
sent. Remember $l.l5 pays for the
Vs.kly one year, and the premium Is
sent free. Address
: r. ~s. THE TRIBUNE Co..
Minneapolis. MINI.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-27

Thursday evening the friends OF
Rev. and Mrs. Peake, to the number
of a hundred or more, met at the
Wilson House to celebrate with them
their silver wedding. Mr. and Mrs.
Peake were invited in to spend the
evening with ''few friends" and
the surprise at finding the house filed
to overlooking, was complete. Rev.
Mr.. Stickney in very happy man.
ner, presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Peake,
i fine silver pitcher and seventy -one
silver dollars. Mr.. Peake, in. Il few
we'll chosen remarks, thanked the
friends assembled, and hoped that he
would be able, in measure, to re-
turn the kindness.-Detroit Record.
The fine silver pitcher WAS the gift
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Peakc, Of Wa
dena. Twenty-Five years ago, Mr..
Peake and Miss Parker were married
in Delhi, New York, and came to the
charge Of the Chippewa Mission, at
Gull Lake, in the adjoining county.
The changes that have taken place
since that time, transforming the
wilderness into Il vast wheat growing
country, are brought vividlY to mind
by the rememberence of the expert
ence of those pioneer missionaries.
The following is from the Parkers
Prairie correspondent of the Alexan-
dria Post, and shows how Mr., Lind
quist. the Republican candidste for
Treasurer Of Otter Tail county, is
esteemed in his own town:
THE republican convention of
this county did wise act in recog-
nizing the eminent ability and trust
worthiness of our honored townsman.
G. "A. Lindquist, by placing his name
on the ticket for the responsible office
of county treasurer. Mr.. Lindquist
is one of our most successful and
honored business men. He has re.
sided here for fifteen years, and is
strongly identified with all that per.
tains to the improvement and well
fare of this great empire county,
With marked success he has filed a
number of Offices in the gift of his
fellow citizens. AS census enumer.
atcr and deputy collector for the
treasurer, he evinced thorough,
clerical skill perfect reliability. He
will receive the unanimous and cor.
dial support Of all this part of the
county; and, if his merits we're fully
known throughout the county as here,
there would not he single opposing
yOte,''
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-27
Farewell wadena.

Once more we extend our parting
hand to our many friends in Wadena
and vicinity, and a few hours more
will part us a hundred miles or more.
How time passes. Three short years
it has been our good privilege to live
among you. With few exceptions
a noble people whose God is our God,
and with few exceptions, I can
only speak highly of you, and for the
proof will say this; it is true you have
those unpleasant liquor shops in your
midst, you have had drunken rows
on your streets, but never in those
three years have I seen with the ex-
ccption of saloon keepers) resident
Of Wadena drunk, or connected in =
row. This speaks for it's morals, but
my advice to you is, ''shake off those
guilty stains.'' Why will you bear q
curse that is forced on you, an evil
that you have proved in those three
years that you do not synpathize
with. TO you my brethren of the
Templars wish to say, do not mis-
comprehend your high calling; be
faithful in performing your duties.
And to you, my brethren of the
church of Christ, remember that you
should not grow weary in we'll doing.
We would also express our sincere
thanks for the kindness shown to us
while resident of your village, for
| the aid and comfort rendered in days
of tribulation. The change will now
part us, but we will never forget our
friends and home in Wadena.
| Yours truly,
REV JAS. HEPP.