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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
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Farmers ofCold Springs, Grason coun-
y, Texas, have formed an "anti-horse
'niei community" and are pledged to
stand by each other to the bitter end IN
hunting down horse thieves and stolen
property. The Denison Herald News
remarks; I'VE venture the assertion
that not another horse will be stolen
ifom that neighborhood that will not be
recovered, and we venture the further
assertion that Grason county will be
pa''o :. very little expense in trying horse
thieves captured by them. . There shon,d
Oe such organizations in every eornmu-
aity in the State.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
THE MOURNING DRESSES.
Description Of the Costumes which
Mrs. Garfield and Others viii Wear.
New York Times. Sept. 2lst.

New York Times, Sept. 2lst.
The mourning dresses for Mrs Gar
field, her daughter, Miss Mollie Gar
field, and Mrs. and Miss Rockwell wer,
made up yesterday by Lord & Taylor il
the remarkably short time Of two hour,
and 9 half Early yesterday morning
Mrs. Pearson, the wife of Postmaster
Pearson and daughter of Postmaster.
General James, received telegram from
her mother appointing q meeting at
Lord g. Taylors store, corner of Broad
way and Twentieth street, ut noon. The
train was delayed on the road, and Mrs.
James did not reach Lord g. Taylor's
ahui ABOUT 2:lo r. NJ. Mrs. Window.
the wife Of secretary Window, was also
present. The order was then given, and
the dresses, eight in number, were sent
TO Long Branch on the same tram with
Mrs. James, at 4:30 P. NJ.
Inc dresses are Of the finest mourning
material called Henrietta, trimmed with
the finest English Grape, but made up
as befitS the solemn occasion and Mr.
Garfeld's well-knowp dislike of osteuta-
tion, in the simplest style and most ex-
celient taste. The principal of Mrs. Gar
feld's dresses may be said to consist Of
deep folds of Grape, the underskirt being
trimmed with fold Is inches deep, and
the overskirt, which is of very plain
and unpretentious nature, with a deep |
fold tomatch the underskirt. The waist |
is cut in basque shape and trimmed with
deep rerers of Grape, and with collars
and cuffs to match.
Mrs. Gartield's hat is simple round
bonnet made of folds of fine English
Grape, having deep, rich veil of the
same material, falling in graceful folds
over the head. The inside of the hat is
with a simple widows border. I,
Miss Mollie Garfeld's dress is a plain.
ylrlish dress suited to her tender years.
1t is composed Of skirt of Henrietta.
trimmed on the lower part with a box
plating three inches deep, which is
headed ty a row Of five tucks. There is
70 overskirt, but simple scarf drapery
# Grape, finished with bow on the
eft side The dress is completed by a !,
hlrted waist set into a yoke, confined ,
0 the waist by a handsome belt and bow j.
+ Grape. Miss Mollie's hat is a flare
lade Of very rich mourning silk, with. :
,cings trimmed to match. The hat is
nlshed with heavy Grape bands and :
Ow.
Mrs. Rockweli's dress is made Of 4 !.
cry handsome imperial serge, plainly. :. =
IL elegantly trimmed with material. :,
nere IS no Grape about it except at the :.
ck and sleeves. p
MISS hockwell's dress, like Miss Gar. !" :.
''l's, is of Henrietta cloth, trimmed III III
tn row Of fslmple knife plating round v
e underskirt. Above this is a full, soft. -. -
'ped apron overskirt, trimmed round - -
fh a very deep and heavy mourning 81, ss
'se' The waist, which is simple and ~ y,
'tty, is laid in box-plaits and finished y" ~.
She neck with deep, rolling collar g.
rape and at the hand with a rolling VI.
to match. The hats of Mrs. and
. Rockwell are in keeping with their Ne
sses. The outside wrappings of all W" W"
ladies are of the same material as ,ns
If dresses and without ornament. ny
---------se IlOU
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
A DAsTARDLY MURDER.
Shreveport Times.

:, ''uTt'eporb 1lmeS
Saturday evening about 6 o'clock. A
VIM. Vaughn, son of Col. Thos. B
> Vaughn, living near Longwood, in III,
parlsh' was returning home from Da,
,, Monroe's store, where he had been at
tending to some business connected with
ms Office as constable, when within a
mile OF home h0 was shot from ambush by
some party nnhnewn. TIE weapon used
was supposed to DO Colts navy pistol.
Inc Dali entered immediately under the
right shoulder blade, ranged upward.
and it is thought penetrated the right
lung. Upon the discharge Of the pistol
the mule he was riding commenced
pitching and thei broke into a run until
I " reached home, Mr.. Vaughn remaining
in the saddle His brother, DR.. Ed
Vaughn, and Wits assisted him from the
mule and helped him into the house.
Dr. Floyd Vaughn and their brother 60
slding at Jonesville. and DR.. John pone
VI marshall, were Immediately summon.
ed. They consider his condition very
critical. We understand, indeed, that
there is but faint hope of his recovery.
The next morning Messrs. John b
Newton, Dan Monroe and W. VI. Alta
way examined the locality of the shoot
ing. They found that& blind of bushes
by the side of an old log had been made
not more than two Or three yards from
Ihe side OF the road. Tkere was a slight
0end IN the road, and Mr.. Vaughn had
GOT past the ambush and was some thir.
'een steps from the blind when the shot
vas fired. They found that two horses
lad been been tied in the bushes about 4
hundred yards from where the shoot !,
ng took place, and also saw evidences 8
TWO men having been behind the =
lind. They followed tie tracks Of the !,
orses about two and half miles. lead. n
'g to what is known as the old PAGE .,
lace, tenanted by negroes. The trail N
'as lost about mile from the placa .,
entioned.
Col. Vaughn was absent when his SOP
't nome but arrived short time after \,
ld went Immediately to Jonesville for =,
$ son, DR.. Floyd. :.
The Colonel is one of the .members of j,
g Legislature from this parish and the
mlly stand deservedly high in the par Re
l. MI. William Vaughn is moral.
Der and industrious citizen and mucb
'eemed in that portion Of the parish ty,
had ridden from Monree's store with thl
NJ. Bickham, Justice of the Peace for sta
Vt ward, but they separated at the hui
x OF the road about three hundred nr
sds from the scene OF the shootinr
;, Bickham, we learn, heard the renort feh
me pistol ana also heard Mr.. Vaughn tina
low something which he could not frol
llngnlsh. For some reason he did roo,
50 to see what had occurred The -
had, Of course. been do. 1sst
'rately planned, the parties eyidenfIy put
wing that Mr.. Vaughn had gone to THE
store and would return home.
no citizens are highly excited and n. -
rant at this dsstafdly crime. Thers ni'y
j ~ = We can learn, No olue 70 the
lesfatofA II discovered they nv b
sssnnaiy aad oondigD punis6nepf. | D>x
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

TAD0T & Way, auctioneers, commission
81 merchants, Office and salesroom on Third be.
tween Laurel and Florida streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

A R0SENFIELD dealer in dry goods, ready
IN made clothing, boots and shoes, hats and
caps, all of the latest styles
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

MRS. p. KAUFMAN, dealer in dry goods,
IVl fancy and family groceries, crockeryware
and tinware, Main street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
is A THoROucH REmEnv

IN every case OF Malarial Fever, and Fever and
torpidity of tie liver, Indigestion and and l dist"rh
ances OF the animal forces, which debilitate II
mas no equivalent and can have no substifute
IL should not be confounded with tritnrateJ
compounds of cheap spirits and essential oiJs
often sold nnder the name of Bitters.
FOR SALE by
DrugQssts GyocersG G Vine Merchants Ererrnobere
u,.,, HENRY BUSCH, ACT.
WlIl supply the trade at Mannfaetnrer,s nrieaa
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

when the dresnater sends ont ber
Oliis 'ook ont for dres pay raid.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

kssds Gilt Edgs Tenio Regulates Il.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

MACON OA.s Naftu 9li, Aote.t
a Faom having been Intimate anum
berof ytars with toe proprletors Of
sSwilts syhililio Specide9 ] have
known much Of its Manufacture and
use. There are men in this commu-
nilv-WellknONn citizens-wh0 we're
victims in carly life to syphilis the
most telribleaeurse that ever afflicted
the human family. ard who have
taken lhe SIS medicine and are
now 20 81 appearahees, and IN their
own Belief. Us frge from taintOf dis
ease as 9heafrst nan, fresh from tbe
hands of his Maker. Dellcacy Of
course fbfhids t1eif public RECON-
mendations of this medicine. bnt ]
am allowed 70 rafeT the sceptic pri-
vately to those Who viii endorse
EVERYTHING fhat can BE said n ils "a
v5f. Being professionally much op
posed % endorsin9 Or recommending
hoslFums 81 secret remedies, i is
with hesitation that ] attach my
HaNAN 80 tiAtE AA1NASaf. Wv MAe"
whereof speak when ! say that our
science has not been made public
continuation equal 10 /" SSiMs Sgph
little spasife for ihe purpose -iHdi-
Gated Nrbe greatest. boon the GOV.
ernmeif could besIoH ~ linadfeds
OF thoasaa5abf its cIsiAebs would Do
10 purchase this receipt Of its proprf
etors md make Il npblIo fef ibe
bene1t be The present and alt coming
generations.
e Il. L. MASSENRURG, PHI. g.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. 70.
nrietoTs, Atlanta Ca.
Sold b all nruneisis. nI
Osif fof : CO.'S II .Y'ohus Alsu.s Frisnas'-
apr Isl. 1881.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

AS eenence ilat peace life Z "
ia aa earlafs and lla1 crime ana VI
anschate decreased to q minimum,
nsr mention .hat 81 The Apfil
81 ir cinllg CIV inF lsls1
as. war aAer kadicaiism was de-
thfaa -tiere wsfe 200a iuseF on
the cfiniial de kot'agA slhe sAhfii
term 1891 iher arr.bal $40 easss
on the docket. Thus the record
stands 30 cases now 10 300 So 1875.
it may also he meutioqel illat but
lor crazV persons uho epeit e
have seen 81 The insaue 9syipm a'
Jaeksna ihc iail or six mqhiil4at 2
time aiHiuslhe Iastsix months Would
hat serp-with0pt a pIisoner-thle
iailer saet uins,ian zone 7 lt may
he ia .her mrniioa3d th6tAbe Civil
doa.t is ie smallest since .the
.trcalllns times 81 The var Aen
have. ton great extent quit suing
each other -s'lirolher going TO law
with ufalhern Serenest quiet relgns,
end peace hreods happiness and
ainas gaf b0v nf bope across the
npre horizon ef prosperity end
plenty -Aispalch. ai IS
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
TO
kNVSyNAovs 4 MCeMONNSs.
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR Iss31.

The APPEAL, having completed the
fortieth year Of its existence, needs
no elaborate prospectus as TO its
future policy. Suffice it to say, that,
believing the Democratic party to
be The safest repository for the great
trusts OF the government The APPEAL
xi'l continue 10 he q Democratic
newspaper While faithfully adher-
ing 70 he party which it has support
"a for forty years, it will labor car
uosiiy for The development Of south
ern Thought, southern Industries,
southern literature, southern agri-
cul,areaud rade, and southern effort
lor unity and bre lherhood between
att sections OF the country. 10 will
endeav9r 10 secure from Congress
liberal appropriations for the i'm
proving 81 our rivers, favor railroad
building, organized efforts for immi
grafton, manufacturing, and every
enterprise calculated to promote the
prosperity Of The people The AP-
ZEAL has no cgmneatDr 10 the Yast
territory which forms Che Geld of its
circulation, and which it occupies
almost 70 The exclusion Of any other
morning pepper, and il viii continue,
Re al Tie essential 81 drst-class
newspaper, 20 maintain its conceded
position
DAILY APPEAL. per vear........ $40 90
DAILY APPEAL. Six months oa
WEEKLY APPEAL. per wear Ga
WEIhlf AFfkAL, Six months ... 90
send for aaapie copies to
GAE.H.agVAE& HEATING,
Memphis Tennessee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
ASIAN Advertising Medium

few papers Mississippi the MEssEN
GER It's circulation interior to few s.aet
pap and than half Of hundred subscribers are %
liens Of the county Chekaw, monty OF the remainder re-
side in the oung countess THIS feature commend itself
ouroca traesmen who keep % with the enterprise progress
the times and to foreign advertisers who wish
Der people the counties Of Chckasw Monroe HaWsms Lee Prem
Pon:ooc Calhoun, and Oktbebs counties
WE beg friends everywhere extending our circulation
that may be able to give ofthe
BEST COUNTY PAPERS
published the South rs #
Ferns. 81 Subscription ss,oO per anu.,. q.
.s.r 81
In connection with he newspaper We have one Of the
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
JOHNSoN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
2lO& 2l2 N. THIRD ST.,
s5ahaFtdsaos, sGLoUIs
2nCTSh7 TO .
Open Day and Night all the year.

Alloft the branches Of q Business Education
taught.
Independent Department for the English
branches,
Higher Mathematics, German and klooution.
Photography taught personally OF per mail.
For a full course of Double En-
try bookkeeping in al Of It's
forms with Commercial Cores
p0ndence .........-.. -. SkV
For a Full Commercial Caorse,
embracing all the branches Of
aPractlcsl Business Education,
Life Scholarship i...s..s.. $50
4 Reference made 10 thousands Of students who
have completed under eur instruction.
For circulars giving full inieHma.iau oqncerns
ing time e complete. board, cnurse Of instfhc-
ton. &c. Addrsa
r6-nIi-lg Wv. JOHNSON. Pest.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
THE BATTLE HOUSE,
Mobile, Ala.
JAS. b. CnfLnHrss, Proprietor.
~. G.. RoHHiNs, Manager.
DICK RorER, Chief Clerk.

Having been, fcpi open Throughout we SUM
mer and fall, undergoinga Through renovation
as regards The sleeping apartments, bedding
etc. Tho Battle House Is folly prepared 10
entertain is guests b rs usual drst-clsss style.
EE natcs icr all iooris above lhe ParloI
Floor, Two and Three Dolisf. POI day.
Jan. 80 1879
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

Tte great hurricaae. Which con-
aenesa ia lhe nti hlsorhcoabf Com
"a ne and struck Hernswiaon Tues
aaf rassea through Marshall county
na exlsasiYa dansge Its general
eearss naaiii'g ifoio west 70 eash
ae afal ue haYe heaps af its 81 IS
IS rom lfieaa f6m Bgiafa, who
tbs storm az passing somei
hs s. ihm miles @ tie soutbNaf'l
of lha5t 0Wn, and fuumag neaf Pa
iam mia Ia Dcssl0 county. 'fHe
hons6 az Sir A ID. MeInHis was
bl6na abun aud Demolished, ki,iihg
his vie III little girl GYe or SIX
wears sll hha Uses ahighA bsolzaR,i
while bis youneest .9g9f tee pr three
eEfs 0ld oscapet unhnrt. Theh0use
aioft1a v Hso stfnek shd
atr5fsl anahis t&0 sons'Uf four
sixteen kiiad Both ur.
aa lfs Morgan were So seri0usly
afed ilst tlleh srecottIy Is dbGia
lH 81 Older sea tn q sepafaee
room from tie resl 81 tlie family es-
taaad anihinrea The hodse OF Mr..
y 81 was also blown down and his
wife and dauahtei both sefiously
crippled The ~ Ifoases 81 MI
Manos, Mrs rIlipke GEL Befaard
aa ,fs Knott we're also destroyed.
1 arn s dascrihcdtd as ss FEAR.
i terrific almost beyond DIES rip
tiaa-slhe xoftex loskiagi kefaeefa
iof Ola gast YelcaHO. WHAT father
AZ rusiion may hats bath tr5hght
ID - pathway befure rs fufv VAS
a1alai sesIsit look Mlsh b isfaI
ualAf v hegET-itoHE y pfihgs'
raa4 ~ - isa a4sIf eds 4
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

This department Of a printing OF
Gee aids the publisher very materially
in keeping up his business, and We
earnestly invite our business meh
and county officers 70 examine our
iscililies Cor doing this kind Of work,
before sending their order to foreign
ollices.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28


y. TuskEsrn. AEA., Jalf Is, 50.
Dr.. G J. MotaAr Dear Sir
Justice e Is Reminds lhatI sbbuld
give gQa my experiences With your
excellent Medicine. Ieelhha! OR
little Girl. Just thlfsecn mopths %,
has he'd much trouble leethine
EveryFelaodg vas exhausled IN shape
of prescriptions from our family
ply ~ lsVAls "a &. b
pess 81 pafe Doe and Buflh 81
yer coaiiaael fog daqs e n tima
Har lie vas Almost 1lsnaifed 81 Her
mother delefalnea & lrf iii nina,
anq, to q da4 ar No there afsa
great change lie had returned
the bowels aeli. ebd
thanks a Ieelhina. tue l|llls hai.e =
noa ihs ven. E6a
81 81 #nIesn
EaIlof ana paQ'r Tuskesss Ala j
NeNa apf7
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

Dsfa fslcSps-Oar paper was
alua. ay - ~ 5 last evening \
llis nafnlng DE ohice, With etefY
thing il,ls q RUNS "A ilre broke
onFin N al11inidg building ailNg
d0zhs 81 aiilloueh 0ufiofens
so89 "a. the spot. be found i'll
5ssibla erta t0 sgcure 5nf books
ana aeeSddle. So adnilIlt did thal
fame spread 81 Sc are ltii.wilhI
81 sing With not . much ~ s list
6itaatmaing al tits, We ilel
pog Discouraged SO 1Iphk We csh|
lfHsi Oh, brethren. ari So know hat
sle Lord doelh an thlhea ven. That
soue ercat good IS % groW.6l 81
lls dissster We doubt not Ter our
fruads renew their aetlvlGy, and
take q btie igohbh - ouH belalk
and We viii soon have fhe Southefn
Bapdstyisiaag tacm reenlanly hgaia
Il gdinot take lone 40 reflC az Of !
fee. aud we nn SOON Gay for Il #
our patrons willlFomit the smell
sums duhfeF ne papaf. ahaeh,ia ine
ag fegste, .sabaui 50 700 Remein
1e IaaE We laFe 40 make up q nau
Ils aha iausl ask foF dc names 81
eeut Subscribers, and rspoit fF0B
iem q tHer indehtedness We
have neither books 81 accounts
ltit
We Eill esteem ] q fagpr Il DE
press sill pupllsh. The torceoine
81 cad fostpasters WI oblisg
bq eslag - 1ljs notice Pastors
Hlil also confer 9 great favor hf
salng fhe lteniion 0l their church
IS g. lae nie
aau fefiV eoura
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

I True |rr nav i1- e. hitt
wit WAS pvseine
ft eei ne1r ere Sand Of Gfofae
en1 sfuea heTfo. who faff'ts
dna sll h1sIfes so rear FL ~
staft 81 dpn II Boss Ne
5ockiltae aeil WITS btis i.
tafoan ty lu.e negro, krapk
Cfou3. aasf saefclF q not ialadF
ifart1 q aapees lhat CeaNfis
ms ihfoviag hrek tte - Lee, Nlo'
seine q tahi approaching 9oe
b,a Der. aaeilug lAowsd roqid
t Br ho continued ihrowips'
snd nearle killed The bid sboth
nsao srsr hit AMI xiii palroq3lt
is for xsmuaiioa iefgre Jaslst
IA ihe Peace IS soQn ealhe fesHl' q
It's aiafy np1ttL We reefsi g
essa set SbsrbFa 81 q y,ff IRE
carlons eoa iinoa - here il httle
ho.e 81 receives 5 southern Hepe-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS.
BUSINESS and VISITING CARDS

BLANKS for Clerks, SherifFs. As
SCISSORS. Jus,iebs Of The Peace, ard
Constablos, usually kept on hand. or
printed at shotl notice. aud at prices
which viii coapare favorably VITA.
any job Printing establishment in.
the state
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
II Paid IN AdvSpoo'
SEEDS THAT SURPRISED

THE FARMHRSf BONA "a
Mania A new vegetable from g. A., differing
Rom anything ever grown here. delicious raw Qt
cooked. Seed sent By mall le cts, paper sue
Rean OF Japan. half bean half pea, said ~ chem
ists to be the richest human food known. tlna
fodder plant. also. seed, IS cts paper. NnpAA
queen Watermelon, lust imported, largest variety
sear grown TN IL g.. firm, luscious crisp ena
SuFary best TO keep or ship, IS cts paper o. e
seeds papers for Ct. Very scarce Lof-ot " 90
Wuak melon largest known, 3 t0a feet Longtime
quality early and prolific, IS cts. paper lilineA
tomato. richest favor early prollei SOU w
tan Corn from the Niel yields Immensely
ia the South where other corn iaila. Ine4uAlea
for table or stock - cts. paper, % cta poan9s
Teosinte one plant feeds COW two days; ~ 20 ~ n
hlFh IS eta paper. CuzcO Corn, grains IN ionki
Il Ia broad Seed will bring fabulous prices - cts.
nsper An the above sent for q, OF each for =
Address q. y. GHLBEnT a 90. Atlanta, 60
Reference; Hon W. I. CALHOUN, Mayos o.
Atlanta. f srfs
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
Houston, Sparta,
Atlanta, HOulka.
BucnG Vista, Egypt,
McCOndy, New Hope,

and such other places outside the county where may
coed IN securing intelligent correspondents
a.a
Tributes Of respect to members Of Charitable Benevolent
ana all religious notices irrespective of denommaona bias
Lee ehge 50 also obituary notices, when they do
lines
Attention will be given oftourse to State and general pot
ica religious literary haracter
specially shall publish proceedings OF the Board Of super
vso Fee Bills officers and ali general statutes aaeetin
the interests of the Farming Public u.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
JUST AND LIBERAL TOWARD ALL MEN,
who choose to differ with it in political opinion

10 word The MESSENGER avors low taxes honest government
utmost tolerance religious sentiment snd continue 10
advocate the greatest liberty to the citizen Herewith
The editors Of the MESSENGER desire make paper acceptable
weekly visitor family in Chcksaw County AID conceive We
county items. 49, =
10 the end therefore that the MESSENGER local.
IN its character than heretofore, w invt -
Correspondence from this and adjoining Counties,
giving Us such news and local Items be of readers
las marriages. Deaths Crop Reports, Accidents,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
ag truly yours,
A. oRESS ETN.
Editor S b

X rise 81 Information. said
a6of 6lad - hear sts.
fG |of nobody needs +
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

column or more will be set apart for such news from
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28
Chfckasaw Messenger,

mas been established for years the county of
Chckasaw and has been the friend of the Tax PAYER
and the advocate of the rights OF the people as whole
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-28

Conservative but Democrat

TO the core Staunch in its adherence the principles of the
only party upon which the South rely for the preserva
ton of a sembauce of liberty, but
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04

RECEIFy3ooKS FOR GALE
HERALD OFFICE az
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
Where? Oh. Where?

The grand problem with every
body in these times is where to in
vest money where it will do the
most good. In one line of business
that of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, etc.,-GOldberg &
Co., in the Wasatch Building, fur
nish one of those places where
ecouomizerS can realize their
brightest hopes4 Money can be saved
by purchasing from them. Their
stock of spring and summer goods is
extensive, wel'-selected and marked
down to the lAszest notch. Drop in
to their MAJ moth establishment
and inspeetE Rir large assOrtments
Of ell kinds of gentlemen's garments,
furnishing goods, boots and shoes,
etc. Shipping, as they do, direct
from their New York mandatory,
they are able to suit in suits, quality
and price.
=. GOLDBERG,
165 and f67 East Temple street.
Mandatory. 45% Broome street,
New York