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The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

We have no reason to believe that
W. D Couch was "courtei cut 10
the primsry election heid iu Julg
Indeed. we have it rom NJ. Couch
that he considered tinseif fairly de-
ieated in that election We now
hear that the matter has been revived
by those who are running him
against the regular Democratic tick
et, We do not believe it is true huf
we do not hesitate to sav that 10 &c
can be demonstrated that he was de-
featei by "fraud." that the MEssEN-
GER will proclaim it in every issue
until the election, and its editor viii
cast his ballot for "BIlp Couch in
that election. We are for fair play,
and 80 are the great mass Of the poo
pie Of Chirkasaw, and although We
think our old fricld has made mis-
take in suffering himself to be used
/ by The opposition, no sort Of political
exigensy shall serve to induce US "a
vote for any man who obtained
nomination over him by trickery ant
rascality. Only make the charge
good, and the people will see to i
that Couch Is one Of their Represen
tatives, otherwise it will scarcely
create q ripple on the surface Of ou
political sea.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

That able fiaancier, Major E G.
Gordon, not content with the $780,.
600 reported to have been made
through bis manipulation Of paper
railroads, principally in Lowndes and
Monroe counties, has submitted q
proposuion to the people Of Macon
and Noxubee county, whereby said
people are expected to furnish a nest
egg OF 3 $50, 900 for another visionary
rallroa scheme. The shrewd
Georgian, having made q speek BY
trading on the orednlity Of other
communities suffering with the rail-
road fever, very reasonably concludes
there are other suckers ready to bite
at bis bait, and he understands the
value OF railroad franchises and
stock voted by municipalities and
along the proposed route,
as basis Of trade and speculation,
even though no road was ever built
The mystery to US is. the people who
are asked 10 pay tie fiddler while
Major Gordon and his friends dance,
do not fully comprehend the situa-
ton.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

We are requested to say for Col
j. R. Mcintosh that on account Of
constant engagement in the Circuit
Court to this time, and important
personal interests which requires bis
immediate attention in Coahomi
county, he has not and will not be
be able to Gil any appointments made
By the Democratic Executive Com
mittee for the past week, or for the
next week or ten days. At his re-
quest Mr.. W. T Houston will gil bis
appointment at McCondy's, OF
Friday, November 4th. Upon hii
return from Coohoma, which will b'
as soon as his interests will permit
it will be bis pleasure 10 60 where be
can do the most good
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27


In the MESSENGER Of last week We
referred to the outrageous conduct
Of one D l.. Love, who figured in
this section somewhat conspicuously
from 1870 to 1879 or 80, concerning
lady in Huntsville, Ala. AS VIII
be seen from the following dispatch,
the husband Of tho lady found the
traducer Of his wifo's good name at
Greenville, last Friday, and exacted
all the amende such cases admit of
"GREENvILLE, MISS, October %.
Mr.. d. L Love arrived in this city
on Thursday in the interest Of some
cotton factory. Mr. j. +. Lanier
and father arrived Friday As the
two latter we're going up the street,
they saw Love standing in the door
Of livery stable When they got
within twenty yards of him Love
turned and saw Lanier, whereupon
the latter raised his gun and fred one
barrel Love then apparently start
ed to retreat, and Lanier fred again
Love fell, with his pistol in his hand
Lanier Immediately surrendered him
self to the Sheriff, in whose custody
he now is The sentiment in this
community is that Love got his just
deserts"
The taking OF human life is a fear
ful thing under almost any sort OF
circumstances, but We do not hesi-
tate to say that if it is ever justifahle
the case here presented furnishes a
fitting example. The Appeal Of
Sunday, commenting. says
yesterday five prominent gentle
men from Huntsville, Alabama, ar
rived in the city, on their way to
Sleenville, Mississippi, where LanieI
will be arraigned for trial tomorrow,
They are all friends Of Lanier, and
through them an Appeal reporter
was enabled to get at the basis Of the
defense The reporter was shown 8
printed wedding invitation Of D. L
Love and Miss Ada Johnson, with
date Of September 22d upon It On
the back Of this was printed q card
from Love, full of the slanderoui
charges against the name Of Lanieri
wife It is entirely too filthy fol
publication in these columns, and
would remind one Of the nauseou;
statements of the Beecher TiltoT
case. 1t is sufficient to say that in
it Love declares that an intimacy
existed between himself and the lady
previous to her marriage to Lanier
The scurnlous statements printed on
the back Of the invitations we're cir
culated, and it Is said that as many
as sixty Of them have been thrown
around. It is further stated that
Love threatened to kill Lanier. and
that the latter merely determined to
anticipate him Both parties were
well known in the neighborhOod ol
Huntsville"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
Learn this By Heart.

Ny nearves will regain their pigor
My bFaln will become more cleal
and powerful,
Ny muscles be made strong,
Ny dyspepsia and indigestion nc
longer trouble me,
Ny hearts regular action restored
MY blood be made more pure,
NY weak lungs made more healthy
end oil the functions OF my body rC-
stored 10 their normal condition,
and every symptom Of weakness,
nervousness, and debility be remov-
ed, Il ] use Browns Iroa Bitters.-
News
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

We are informed that Gen Griinn
in bis speeches IN the county used
the following Is g iage from the MEs-
sESeER Of August the llh, to prove
that the present county ticket Was
not fairly nominated
we love The Democratic party, its
principles and traditions, but our AZ
lection is not such as "a require us
To- support unworthy men, and hence
forth we do not intend 70 do Il at
the diciation Of packed conventions.
like the one recently assembled in
this county"
Since the Convention referred "a
did not make nominations for To,
Legislature orfor county officers, buI
only declared the result Of the pri-
mary election fairly and honestly ex
pressed as we then and do now be-
lie'e, il Is unjust to us to so con
strue the paragraph above quoted
ant We trust the General viii hence.
forth treat us with the same Just con
sideration, we are resolved he shal
receive at our hands. And that "
may not be misunderstood, we wis
to state further, that whatever crit
cism We offered concerning the for
nation Of the county Convention
was not intended TO apply to the &C
tion Of that Convention in endorsin
S L. Wilson for State Senator. w
regard him, and every member G
the Legislative and county ticket o
eminently worthy OF the conadene
Of the people Of Chickasaw, and al
though the action OF some Of our pc
litieal leaders in manipulating th
delegation to the State Conventio
knocked a considerable amount {
enthusiasm out of US, for this cam
psign, it has not caused us to re
nounee cur party fealty. We al
aud ever have been for the State an
county Democratic ticket, and an
statementto the contrary by anybod
is unauthorized by us.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

"Eloquent /" said the Denver man
Of bis favonte clergyman, eloquent
why he's the most eloquent man in
America. He can hold bis congre-
CATION in their seats with first-olass
dog Gght in progress outside"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

81 think It all humbug for a man
to attempt to disparage his own i'm
portance. A man should think a
good deal Of himself. II he doesn't
nobody else will. / think a good
deal Of myself, and / ought to; it's
duty" Thus quolh Smith. Every
true" said Fogg, "but it doesn't
reflect much credit on your taste"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Capt Howgate has been indicted
IN tbe criminal court at Washington
for a little government steal of S91,-
600. He is also held on charge of
forgery. He's a stalwart Republican
Of course.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

A now step called the glideis being
taught by the Boston dancing mas
ters. Chicago young men have long
praeticed it on evenings when the
giIlis sire was at home. 0na smooth
gravel path the glide on is all right,
but where there is high gate and
a dog in the yard it won't work.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Tie Jackson Republican Of last
week makes some very grave charges
affecting the honor and integrity OF
our candidate for Governor. Ifball
the Republican asserts is true, Gen
Lowry is unworthy the support OF
the people Of Mississippi, il untrue
he owes it to the party that nominal
ed him to vindicale himself from the
foul aspersiOns cast upon him.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

WlAFEE supreme A0AAA NANAhf HAH HN AN N.
paid When rail road tax collected.
Whereas. This Board Of Supervisors are Co.
formed that a suit is row pending in the Chan
Gerry Court Of the county OF 0khbbeha, IN thi
State, for and IN Ia name Of ChickasaW count,
vs. the Mobile s Ohio Rail Road, and, wheiea
no such suit has ever beeu authorized bF thi
Board, therefore be t
Resolved. That this Board declarcs that th
saio County Of Chickasaw is not liable for To.
cost 10 said suit, ia the event decree in sal,
cause IS rendered for the deiendeut therein
and that said suit was instituted without Co,
know ledge, consent or authority Of this Board
~. t. kandle, Johu jolly aud W. A. Dearn.
be appointed Commissioners TO examine bTijgl
across Cain creek, when same shall be compile
ted.
Overseor Of 3sd division ol Fulton rosd dueI
s20.0 and sci. "a. ordered. Oyefseer Reed,
Mill Road $1,000 and sci. "a. ordered.
Woodland Road established
Contracts for repairing Pike on Fox Roal
ava ded 20 J II. Earned and John jolly
Ordered By The Board that ali applications
for locations Of schools in this County arsrC-
quirad Go be made BY petition hled on or he.n,
Ihe Is 81 January, ard ttat no schools vii. O..
located after thatiime TIN January comes aea.a
The following lel. claims, petition aud con-
innaf and di smis3od
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The indications are that the Dem
ocratic State ticket will be elected by
a majority of from 10000 to $4,000
In this county we estimate the ma
jority for the Democratic ticket at
500
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Here rests his head upon the laI
Of earth a youth to fortune and &c
fame unknown. Too much benzinC
crept underneath his girth, and play
Ell the mischief with his temperate
zone.-Detroit Free Press.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Professors Which is the most deli.
cate Of The senses sophomore
The touch Professor. "pl0ye il
Sophomore :"Wben yen SO On PIN,
YOU can't see it-you can't hear it,
you can't taste lt-you caL'l smell
Il. but is there
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

They were at a dinner party, and
he remarked that he supposed she
was fond cf ethnology. She said she
was, but she was not very well, and
The doctor had told her not to eat
anything for dessert but oranges.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The Jaur pas of The Democratic
leaders Of the u S Senate, in the
matter Of the Presidency Of that
body, is likely to aid Malone greatly
in his canvass in Virginia A pros
pect Of successful issue to his trea-
sonable bargain with the Radicals
will strengthen bis henohmen at
home, and we may not be surprised
If Campbell aud his ticket, backed BY
n Readluster Legislature, is elected.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

1t is awful hard to realize that q
woman as an angel when one sees her
pick Up a clothes prop fourteen feet
long 10 drive o twoou chicken
out Of The yard Detroit Free Press.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Mr., Chas. b. Wayman, Erie, Pa,
writes: my physicians had given
me up to die. They told noe my
lungs ard liver were all decayed and
gone. I was very weak, pale end
emaciated. BY chance saw Browns
Iron Bitters advertised. 1 immedi.
ately realized that without iron in the
blood, life could not exist. Will
trembling anxiety sent a servanti
who procured for me q bottle ]
must have taken it with great faith
for almost Immediately ] felt ITS ben
efcial effect. Soon all dyspeptiC
symptoms disappeared, my lungs
grew strong, pains Ia the region oil
the heart vanished, my urine became
free Of sediment, and in O word ]
have gained perfect health. Now ]
feel able to thrash the doctor that
attended ne, and really believe ]
ought TO do It,"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

A little child in Lowell, Mass, was
born the day Garfield was inaugur-
ated, taken sick the day be was shot,
and died the day he was buried.
Lex.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
To the I'a,msra ormr-,i.,ippi

Tllra IS some seed wheat and seed
wintef o.ia e The Agricultural De
partment subject 20 roy order foI
distubusoa Persons desiring seed,
and who will undertake 10 give them
a fair triab win please send their
names and postalllee address TO mo
ct This place within tie next thirty
lays Persons desiring Carp, win
also send their names With The di-
monsions Of ,heir ponds
IL GERdE
Carrollou, Miss Sept. lst, 1881
Papers throughout the state 1871
please g oly
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Small pox is raging as an epidemic
IN some Of the Northern cities and
It behooyes our health authorities to
look after the interests Of those m.
der their charge. A few ounces Of
prevention might save the necessity
for many pounds Of cure.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

A nervous looking man went into
a store the other day and sat dowl
for half an hour or so, when q clerl
asked him il there was anything D,
could DO for him He said no, D.,
didn't want anything She went away
andhe sat there half an hour longer
when the proprietor went to him end
asked II De wanted to be shown any
thing Eo,' said tie nervous man.
"l just want TO ait1rouad BY physi
elan has recommended perfect quiet
for me and says above al things
must avoid being 10 crowds, no
ticinz that you did not Gdvertioe IN
the newspapers, ] thought that this
would be as quiet q place as / could
find, SO ! just dropped 10 for @ few
hours Of isolation. The ,merchant
pikod Up q bolt Of paper cambrio to
5rainhim, but tie men went out He
said all be wanted was quiet life -
Pccks sur.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The speech Of Col. Manning, at the
Court house on Saturday, We are
told, was a magnificent effort. We
would have predicted as much, and
only regret that our surroundings
were sach as to prevent us from be-
ing presens and enjoying the good
things which the eloquent gentleman
had TO say.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
- Slandard ON Comnnn.

The Standard Oil Company, rep
resented by Chess, Carley d Co has
become one Of the most arrogant
monopolies, and il is bigh time eve
rybody we're making 3 common
cacse with the Columbus people in
their heroic nght against this heart
less and soalless concern.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Virginia, North Carolina and
South Carolina bad .rosis onthe Gin
In Virginia ii killed vegetation, bat
light III the Car0llnas.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Eyes, gentlemen of the jury" said
Captain Blair, The Readjuster candi-
date for Attorney General Of Virgil
MIA, in a recent argument eyes, the
whole thingis 2 fIaud ] see written
all over il in blaziug capitals, FROAD
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

While preaching from the text,
"He giveth His beloved sleep" .
Toledo minister stopped in the mid.
die Of his sermon, gazed upon bis
sleeping euditors, and said :"Breth-
ren it is hard to realize the wond-
rous, uniformed love the Lord ap.
pears TO have for good portion
Of this congregation
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Marriage is safe way to gamble.
II you win, you ein O treasure and
If you loose, you ain't out anything.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

VIII positively cure Fever and Arua, Dunb
Ague, Ague Cake, Bilious Fever, Jauuaicc,
Dyspepsia, aud an diseases Of the Liver
stomach and Blood. Price SI Sd ~ mail.
send for Prof. GulmeHe's TREATISE on the
Kidneys and Liver, free by mail Address
FRENCH pan g'1s Toledo, Ohio.
For sale hv
II, .. BUCHANAN s CO.,
maYt-lY OS0ioua, tliss.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

FOR LEGISLATURE,
J. W. BUCHANAN,
N B. CRAWFORD.
FOR SHERIFF,
W. G. STOVALL.
FOR TREASURER,
7 Z. LYON.
FOR ASSESSOR,
J.F. THOMPSON.
FOR CORONER,
J. W. MeNAMEE.
FOR SURVEYOR,
Il. A. PATTISON.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

STATE or MISSISSIPPI Supervisors Court
ptf.tass,r County. OF. sno.isi fsrp,
Ordered by DE Roard ihai on application for
ne location Of Schools @ this county, are re-
tbe III. of january, lS52, aud that no schools
viii he located alter that time tim January
comes again. JOE REID,
Oct 20ih St. President.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
PUEBLO SPEAKING.

Hon. H L. Muldrow and
Col. J. r. Mcintosh will ad-
dress their fellOw-citizens Of
Chickasaw county at the fol-
lowing times and places:
Sparta, Friday, October %
Atlanta, Saturday, {" 29
Houston, Monday, &" 81
Houlka, Tuesday, Nov. l
FRANK JOHNSON,
Chm State Dem. Ex. Com.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
85OORHW Ar DI


LAME BACK
That the Pad fails TO oure This great Rene
DIV viii POSITIVELY and PERMANENTLY
cure EnmbasrO. E4nme Back, s3cIa.
tica. - i-avcl. Diabetes. DrOpsy,
zRriglt's Disease Of the Kidneys.
Emc0utinemce and Hsetcm-iOu Of
the Urine. inflammation OF lbc
e. idmeys, CntnrrIa Ofthe Bladder,
High COi0rcd eIriue. Pain in sEse
asnck. Side o.. AsOius, Nervous
weakness. aud iniact an disorders Of the
Bladder and Urinary Organs whether con-
tracted ty private disease or otherwise.
IA DIES, II you are suffering from Fe-
male Weakness, Lcuc0rrhoea, or any disease OF
the Kidneys, Bladder, OF Urinary Organs,
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

IsuOsonbs for ne Messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
GARFYELDS ENERGY IND PERCEPTION

From The Cincinnati Times
There was one grand thing about President Gar
fold and that was he never felt ashamed 10 WORK.
no matter what position he filled. lie was always
ENGAGED in something. and | have never seen MN
alone when his thoughts were not deeply engaged
i'm some hing One great thing that was no d0n6t tue
greatest secret Of ms was his constant desire
To he elevated tn higher position lie was always
reaching for something and never gave up untll ne
received that for which he was working Again, no
yer was ashamed of his low condition or poverty,
and | have often heard him say, during the course
of conversations. that there never was grander
Thing to see than man or woman III eaThest III
anything they undertaKe. No matter whether ,Eey
may he Iight or wrong to see them IN DEAD earnesU
and working for dear life for the OBJECT OF their
desires is \ noble sight To Witness
I'M call vour attention To another tact: lie always
went along with his eyes and ears open. catching up
every opportunity TO learn something. nc wouIu
walk along the street and 10 merely glance at -
stranger would not satisfy him, Oht ne Woulu
watch person aud Try 10 discover something III MS
countenauce. and he couldn't look ut lady witn-
ont being able to tell you the color oil every rtDpoh
ON her hat He mas often told me that ihe Hcao
keenness of his perceptve faculties we're Oitea pu
fuI 70 him II travelling on a railroad train' anu
tLe ears by chance would stop short time ne Wds
ont in1uiring the cause OF the DELAY ana Whii9
walking leisurely along some highway he N ouiiai
NEE. a German or lTishman wOrhing ne WIS
sion and iptertogate them, and then tell nus u lqu1
what me had learned. He was always deterhn'o
IN learn something
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
MENDELSSOHN hSS.
From Public opinion;

We learn from The J,ciA goyid that an interest,"
ing discovery of MSS beIong 5 a an in Rer-
fanny naS consists of two thick volumes Ihs
is an IF I having T@SreacS to chs his
tanning NUS plaau and sketches or copies OF two
work on reised to- Lessng In addition, there arc
oI soSts of stray thoughts and occasional 1o,
Jotteu w. y several French poems notably TOO m
cnPete TRANSACTIONS into German OF some or .ns
omatory poems of the Able Berns Inc aars ssns
at 9 my hiqh-born personages with whom nen-
o. I man carried on correspondence, and scraps irvln
bis friend aud business connection Bernard are also
nontained in this collection. Ia .HoI.
taanSonSaeh fir das Jakr 1888 rOaJoseph ssel''oss
desf son Of the phi ospher and ittratsr ne
book. Notwithstanding he superserp.oI, Sis own
aaTting NH illogical notes and brief sAetehsS'
i as w. veil a. copies OF a number OF letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
DECEMBER AND JUNE.
tI-o,a The SDecintOr.

From The Spectator.
IL was but the wild waves playing
1t was but the wild winds roar;
II was but a pale maid straying
Alone by the wreck-strewn shore.
II was but day of December,
That followed day OF june
But TO spirits that can remempygrr s do,er
What wall in the words, ITS oone
The dream is broken and tadea,
The glory departed ana no theyd,d.
And to hearts once loving as 'h'S ''
IT'S death to live on afone'
osoo that her lover art hiding
Sea, sn", uitb tby dirge-like tunel
,r, Na' fstbomless gulf dividing
day O December and june
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
CHAPTER HI-uow the ROMANCE ENDED.

1t would Ice impossible 10 describe the amount Oh
self-tormcntiug which Heron Archer vigorously n
aicted uuou himself fof the next lew DAYS. But no
was too generous TO let his Invalid proteGe know
what his eccentric action had cost him. ana so mile
lpbt OF his evenings adventure rs he brought MN
the sum for which be had paid 80 dearly: ,
yet the quick eye OF the faithful youth soon aus
covered there was something amiss with ms bcho
factor Amidst his own pam aud WEAKNESS ne saw
that there was gloom and shadow on The noble lace
he loved and it distressed him. Heron Archer as
wont TO be rs calm and cheerful as only frank,
honest and nntroublcd natures can be- aDd ne was
not hypocrite enough 10 hide hIs uneasness sue
ccssfully.
i knew you would repent Il; felt certain OF
IT,, said the invalid looking sadly mp AT ms irehu
face for friend indeed mad Heron Archer been 70
bun i'm the trnest sense of that much msnsed woru;
YOu saw someone who knew YOU II has 'rouDIeu
You am not rightP
Heron Archer looked away from the eager ones
tioning face Yes he said at last j did see some.
one but 1t is no lnatter there is no harm done that
need veX you. ,a
What troubles you is my trouble also answered
tho young man sadly. l have no other 1riend III
the world save yourself aud 1T would be strange
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Escribamta pablica de Don Ests5an
Calder0n

OutIST0B
En- Ell incidentedel concurso de acreedores
de don Leonardo Igaravidez sobre venta do
trutos Sc ha mandado poner en- pdblica subas.
Ia los sigulentes @
Cincuenta barriles az6car central de prime
ra case con peso de eieHto trece quiptales
veinte una libras nutve pesos quintal, dies
por ciento de tara.
Cuarenta y seis boeoyes azIear central de
3 con peso seiscientos setenta un Quiuta-
les ochenta Y ocho lthras euatro pesos dies
y ocho c,Itav0s qu tel tara eiento ciucueuta
cilco lihras por roeoy
Ocho hotoyes ron prueha dc veinte cuatro
cuarehta y seis. pesos los Glen gaiones
Un bccoy de rom prueba dc vvnte tres 4
G 'arenta y echo pesos los cien gal nes
sells Fil as rom pruaba de vsinte cnatro
cuarenta Seis pesos los Glen gslones
hab end,ise 6jado para su femate eli dia
ounce Ge octubre poximo rs d0cc eIl los
estrados del Juzgado ('rsnca 81 SO annacsA al
> deI,co pala la concurrent, de lictadores
siendo condici6n que los envases del rom han
tlc ser tieyuetos nj cepcsitario del conenrso
en- 81 telmino de ounce di s dssru6s de en G n
trega III r. inatsta, . rnenos que prefiera abo.
mar isu importe de nuGve pes0s por cada easco
Pnerto-Rir setiembr tr inta de mil Ohio
cisntss ochpnta v uno III Escribano, Es1E~
BAN OALnskoN ", 2 B 9, SKRAs. 2--a