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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

The Office Of State Printer has
been monopolized so long by one
firm that the firm looks upon this
public Office almost as its property.
Is Radical times, and since Radical
times, It has shared in the profits.
This is the meat IL has fed upon
while sustaining the sentiments ot
the worst Democracy Of Mississippi
and firing Parthlan darts at the
backs of the greatest Southern
statesmen, and while using soothing
lotions on the itching palms OF the
Ames crew. For years this hrm has
been supported by the money Of the
people, until the press Of the State
views with alarm the injustice. What
will the newly elected Legislature DO
about it? This is a very important
question. 1t involves much more
than the casual glance indicates. II
involves justice within the Democrat
ic party. The people Of Mississippi
refused to elect John M. Stone
Governor because he had been Gov
ernor six years. This State Printer,
allowing for the shifting from one
partner TO another, and the partner
Shin with John B. Raymond, OF the
Radical Pilot, has held the office for
eight years, and a new election Will
make the term ten years All this
time the paper has claimed to be 30
powerful and widely circulated that
it can stand on its own bottom. All
the other papers in the State have
had to do so, and the Legislature
should give it a chance to make the
experiment. II the Legislature does
elect this firm again, it will deliber-
ately foist monopoly on the people
OF the State, and will strike a serious
blow at the Democratic party. The
people are in favor Of justice, and II
the Legislature actsjustly there must
be rotation in the Office OF Stste
Printer, as there will be in the otnce
of Governor. Vicksburg Herald.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
.URSDAY, JANUARY ). 1882.

The aged mother prizes them as her
daughter does hef giits Of diamonds
OF piano. Ills very safe to assume
that 20 men of right feeling, a pair OF
slippers OF some other inexpensive
article, worked and fingered over By
loving fingers, will besmore accepta.
bic than anything Of a thousand
times the value, hurriealy selected
from the crowded shops. SO, too,
there is hardly doubt that a major.
ity Of women would rather have a
work basket, writing desk, anything
made and ornamented at odd times
by their husbands, lovers and broth
ers, than a dozen gewgaws bought
at great expense 10 other days
presents derived their sole value be-
cause they we're made by loving
hands But now il is the fashion 10
make gifts on Christmas day which
means nothing but vulgar ostenta-
tion and a coarse display Of pleth-
oric money bags. On Sunday next
let us have The Christmas of our
fathers, the Christmas of. orr child
hood.-Memphis Appeal.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
RATES OF
I'D RT fS1TG.

association. A girl whose whole day
lis parcelled out between cooking
clubs, and shakespeare classes, and
reading classes and sewing classes,
and art needle work classes, has
no time 20 help herself 10 dnd
out whether she has any opinions that
She can honestly call her own. and
what they are and slang expressions
and cheap English are unfortunately
more infectious than thoughtfulness
aud independence Of mind and con-
duct. The life Of even man Of
pleasure can hardly be such an Ut
terly purposeless, frivolous thing as
such an existence. A more serious
view OF life is almost necessarily
forced upon men, even men who are
not specially seriously minded, and
they come more into contact with
graver questions. There are many
subjects on which a man is bound to
have an opinion, when little clever,
superficial paradox Is the utmost
that society demands from a woman,
and a feminine ignorance Is always
pardonable ifit Is only sppreciatiVe.
But il is melancholy to see women
who aspire to no higher development
or sphere OF action, throwing away
the social attractions that are their
natural heritage, the refinement, and
grace, and freshness Of expression
that gave a charm 10 the conversa-
ton of women two hundred years
ago, when their opportunities we're
SO much less and restrictions so nu-
merous and burdensome.-Philadel-
phia American.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
rTmes and Places for Hold inl
Courts Im the First I1OtcinA
District.
CIRCUIT ooUR.

WANNEAgAe
CIRCUIT COURT.
.,h. county Of Tishomingo. on the ID Mon
a. in January and July, and continue six
lays. .,,--- -. a.. "a 49,.
/, Iis,,srv and July, and continue twelve DAYS.
II the county Of Preniiss, on the lst Monday
fof February and August, and continue twelve
'1L' n the county Of Lee, on the Sd Monday in
tsbruary and August, and continue eighteen
days. .,.A. 80. a.. a ~,
Iav ia March and September and continue six
n The county OF Monroe, on the 4th Monday
I, Inril and October and continue twenty
n ne county Of Chickasaw, lst. District
s,d Mo.dava IN April sd hetaber and con-
tinue tvelve days. and in the znd District "A
Hondays in March and September ana continue
''''1 oHANoERY COURT
I, tbs county OF Tishomiugo, on the 4th Mon
AsTsof March and September, and continue six
n ibe county Of Prentss, on the lst Mondays
Ipril and October, and continue six days.
In the county Of Alcorni on the "a Mondays
sfApril and October, and continue Twelve days
+, tbe county OF Itawamba, on the 4th Mon
aava Of April and October and continue six
the county Of Lee, on the lst Mondays Of
NJ md November, and continue twelve days.
IN the county Monroe, on the lst Mondays Of
March and September, and continue eighteen
days
In the county Of Chickasaw, lst District-Srd
wondsv In NAV and November, and continue
~ days; and 10 the ID District Ath Monday in
Nv ana November aud, coutinus twelve days.
JUSTICES COURT.
OEOLOHA BKAT.
Justice Slaughter holds court on hrst and
thirI saturdays in each month Egypt.
fas,ios White holds court on first Saturday
Al OEolorA in the Court House.
Mayor Bodenhamer, on the Ind and 4th Non
dava IN each month At Okolona.
HOUSTON BEAf.
Iastiss White sit on hrst and toird Non
iaya in each month. ,-,,-,,--.
BElr 10. a.-Justiee Steeae holds his court
Al Houlks on the ID Saturday in each month.
HHAr NUMBER TOun.
Justice II. T. Allen, ST on the hFsi
Hsturdays in each month 81 Meals store, and
al third Saturdays in each month At bneua
Vista.
Justice c. Orr on the 1st Saturday a Buena
Vista, aad at Meats Store ou tho 2nd Saturday
In eseh mouth.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Hasssr, Put Darden, FayetieJehereon Sognyi
5l~srs', WIN. Durham, LerinEion, Holmes
I.srtgrer. i. B. Boone, Boouville, Prentissi
atsward' j. b. Bailey, Lake station, Newton
4 q. a.. Williams, Okolona, ChiekAsaWi
Chspisin. D. B. Hill, Palo Alto, ClAyi
Traas. Il. o. Dixon, Jackson, Hindsi
EeeIv. W. L. williams, RisnEi, Alcorn
a KH. G. Galloway. Pontotoc, Puntotoci
Ceres. IN, Mary l.. Darden, Fayette, Jefferson
Pomona, " Fannie Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Fiora. L. j. Robinson, Forest, Scott
LAS. "H. A. Ably, Port Gibson, Claiborne.
TWO MEMBERS Ex. CON.
J. L. Afford, Jackson, Kinds eounsyj
Z. b. Smith, Verona, Lee county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
A. ". Harper for Circuit Judge
1st District.

Editors Clarion: Soon after bis
Inauguration, Gov. Lowry will be
called upon TO appoint Circuit Jud-
ges. As this prerogative under the
Constitution belongs to the Govern.
or, it becomes the more delicate and
responsible. The custom has been
to present the claims Of aspirants
through petitions coming through the
Bar While these petitions are pre-
sumed to represent the views of the
peti TONERS, it is not always true that
the wishes Of the profession are
fairly expressed through them. Axes
are to grind-Judicial, Congression
al, etc, and the "you tickle me and
I'll tickle you" policy is adopted at
the expense Of talent and merit
This criticism is not upon the right
Of petition fairly expressed, but upon
its abuse. As the Governor is held
mainly responsible for his appoint
ees, it occurs that 1t would not be
improper for him to look around,
over the pistriCt tor tue merit, and
the best talent, and govern himself
accordingly. The claims OF number
OF worthy gentlemen in the several
Districts are already being canyassed.
In this (the lst) District, your cor
respondent would add to the list, the
name Of
Cor. A. y HARPra
which carries with il the gentleman,
the scholar, the pairiot-aui the law.
yer, who, pure and without reproachi
is me peer OF any member of the Bar
in his District. Col. II. is TO the
manner born; a graduate Of high
distinction in our State University
a lawyer Of unquestiaped ability and
integrity; gentleman, modest, un-
pretentious and nnasPiring. HC
comes up to the Jeiiersonian stand
ard, and IS just the sort Of a man to
honor tho Bench. May we hope
that Gov. Lowry, when he comes to
appoint Circuit Judges, will not
overlook the brilliant, the gallant,
the chlyalric A. Y Harper.
X. L. L.
We recognize in the above a just
compliment to a worthy man, and
one as well qualified to wear the err
mine as any in the State. We de-
sire to say, however, that Col Harper
is not an applicant for the Judge
ship, but is heart and soul for The
appointment Of Hon. ] w Buehah-
an, Of this oity, in whom friends and
acquaintances recognize as fine
Judicial timber as can be produced
anywhere.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
KnIehts OF Honor.
MASONIC.

New Era Lodge No. 70 meets 9Th Monday
night in each month.
N. NJ. CARTER, W. N.
J. G. BRANCH, Secty.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Okolona Lodge No. s, meets 1st and srd
Friday nights IN each month.
NJ. NJ. CARTKK, G. @.
". M. CARTER, K. Of R. as.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
Fact. about Advertising.
blinds County Gazette.

MINUS eVuutl NaeNtt@sl
"Money will show ITSELF vocifsr-
ouslv exclaimed the old cOlored
brother when he threw down his clip
ped nickel for a copy Of the Gazette; ;
AMI advertising tells, as q fact or TWO
will show quite as conclusively as
that two end two make four.
We are now receiving letters from
every part Of the State in response
TO an advertisement to be found IN
this paper from Messrs. Shattuek q
Hoffman, OF New Orleans, Offering
70 loan money at s per cent. Every
man in want Of money, far and near
seems to think he can get any amount
from the Kinds County Gazette, or
at least that with a dash OF the pen
we can send him TO q fountain that
cannot be exhausted OF course We
refer our correspondents to Shattuck
& Hoffman and E. Il. Baldwin, ESQ ,
Of Bolton, this county II is safe to
say that the advertisement In the
Gazette brought forth all these apph.
cahts for the foreign gold deposited
with the New Orleans house for m
vestmCnt in Mississippi and Louisi-
ana.
Another evidence that advertising
will do the handsome thing for :
business man, reaches US By mail,
from a perfectly reliable gentleman
Of this country. A notice in tnia
paper q Few weeks ago attracted ne
attention Of q gentleman in-lndian.a,
who was on The lookout for the
very article notified. The lndisna
gentleman Immediately opened
correspondenc9 With our hinas
county friend. anb the probability ia
/ that he istier gentleman may ma E
splendid Customer in the very heart
ef Indiaaa. ono of the wealthleet o.
! All he Western States, to be iollop,
loS bcrba0s. by an sdYantaea 10 -
Only 10 o0t citizens bat to- np5aes1
ioilndinlanst
And vet there are persons WFo So
fro aai any good rcsu|s ifoe
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

lisa ofGrmnges OfChIckusnw
County
~oar+aea vurH rHK EAMEs OF MAsTER AND
SECRETARY.
ChieHasaw County Grange, No, 20.
h.sts ist Saturday 10 January April July
3. L. WnsoS, W. n.
D. ". Peaeu, Sec.
Buena Vista 0range, No. l52, meets frsi
Haardayii eaeh month AZ 2 o'clock. W. ID.
Gfuch, Master Mm. Ford, sec'I.
- - E5ddnm tfrsrtu ~ -att-s -
neets fih Saturday in each mouth,
-. q. Bishou. Master, John q. Porter, Secr
Soc lhoma Grange No. 2Oi,
: Meets 2nd Saturday ln each month
Il. Wsst Master, Geo. billiard, sec'y.
atlanta Orange No. Ml,
asfls saturday before the aid sunday m each
uuaia.
g. NHsuara. Master }. @. Blue, see'F
1huquatonchee ersuge, No. ~
aeats saturday before We 2ud sunda n
mndit-
y sd3s sredeu, MasteF. b. w. RsAel' Soc y
~ H0ulka Granet 20. 80.
q Hes Saturday before thc 3ri aa"ieI n
saea Rsaih J.. z. Thompnn Nasier' =. =
obsfH Seciy.
A Okoiona Grana 10. 80,
- 4lh Saturday ia oach mona IA
-. ias.sri W. A. peAbng scc'f'
At"-Ff
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
scmEDULE VI. a OR 81.

0Mcers u Mississippi.
CONFESSIONAL.
as. senators-t 9; 9. Lamar
RRPRBENTATIyES.
ttDid-H. II Muldrow,
ss a. -VsuH Manning,
"a % HID. Money
81 a. OR. singleton,
~ a DE. Hooker,
az IN a T. R. Chalmers.
STATE.
o...,k-Robt. Lowry,
1o.s Hov.-G. ID. Stands,
h Jof State-H. c. Meyers
Iakor-Sylvester Gwin,
~. Gen.-Th0s. G. Catehings,
5ssuror-W. L. Hemingway,
ant. ofEd.-J. A. Smith.
COUNTY.
I /sheriH-W. G.. StOvall,
Chtncerv Clk.-E. +. hedhn.
Circuit Clk.-H. B. Lae-g
Trsa6feF=f. g. hyon.
< ssessor-J. 2. Thompsoni.
Goroner A Ranger. W. MeName
NO'O"'' SUPERVISORS
"A Dist.-Joseph Read,
IA a. D. s. johnson
"a - IT. r. Sadler,
an 81 r. L. Bean.
Nm a u. A. Lewis.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Dmg ss,res 10 Maine and Kansas
are closinrup lot want q cuslow
hi having beea decided that rock
ana rye IA nota medicine
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Esy. j p. Young ut The MstbUafs--
10 Otoiona, Miss.. every sabbath & i A. 3.
and 20 P. \.
Metbaiisi sabbath School at Aetha fIst
.Uhufoh every sabbath at 10 =
Prayer meeting % "Wednesday evening e.
saoaicloot.
Rev. :. y. 5ibley fa-faf Baptist Church,
Okolaua, Miss. Prsaehing eyery md sfa5
and 4thSundays u II A. \ and -
Prayer meeting every Thursday niglt Az 9
O'Clock Sunday School efery LORD 81 )
o. o'clock PeWs free. All are invited
Presbyterian sabbath school at fFesbY 81
churchin okoiQnaaFery sabnatb at a'7as1. = !.
ahd Preaching ever st aud shird sunday
otekHa Na
81 School eoare sf0 b'e
mashin4 every Sahh at e q.
- "a siaek b fas HsY Up
AioAa aafaoH
hnol 4 es1lk A.@ 6reszs
dnt ihg. a. SUI sena
- fl 'aiaek a=A4
#dahsIa. IS Rev. -. #Ha
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Preaching 5fi See dss laa nlh zl
l.ioof.r p. y. 81 hef =. 81 - 81 IAs
naIhodial lnaFa4 E4s4 eFazH
fhuFlisy
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

DR.. BUTTS l!SREE AaI
Treat ell Chronic Diseases, and enjoys mtlon-
a reputation thfouNh tha curing Of com tals
efona 81 The blood skn or bones treated with tuc.
GEES, without using Mercury o. Poisonous Medicines.
XOuME NH who are suffering from the ELECTS
Of disease thpt units ~ VIC
PATlRkIs IREAIEp n Asil i,t!.. ssd sHss,,' .ls'.
~ Lis 81 queaoni 70 be antEered b patients deangrsat
nsnl mailed Tree 20 any tldrqta on Application,
6peraaaa arring ro Rupture should tend thor addah
Sana sara sauethlnH q thsr raysatago, It q pot ~
1 a1I ahnud b affIaaaaN
On 81 80 ~ ar-ta 9is s., - Louia. No.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

5lst -....J monroe Ilddei
32d q" John Terry
33d &" -...W W Humphries
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Adams. ...... Thos l. Mellen
A A Foules
VIM H Lynch
Alcorn VIM NJ Inge
Amite ....... Frank A McLain
Attala ID L Smythe
Jas f McCool
Benton ...... WIN Ayres
Bolivar ...... r A Montgomery,Sl
J II Buford
Calhoun. ..RN Provine
Carroll ......H G williamson
G b Turnipseed
Chickasaw. w...J w Buchanan
NIB Crawford
Choctaw .... X A Watson
Claiborne 1T BMagruder
+ II Stiles
Clarke ..... Samuel H Terrall
CLAW v..,.. Frank S White
Coahoma -. G w Wise
Copiah ....... Geo S Dodds
A b Guynes
Covinoton. -. Neil Matheson
DeSOto ..... Job Ilarrcll
j NJ Gransberry
G A Marshall
Franklin ...... N c johnson
Greene. .:... X McInnis
Grenada .... .Wm McSwine
Hancock 1T III Favro
Harrison .....F w Elmer
Kinds ... .Thos Atkinson
J B Groayes, il
J a Shorter, jr
Geo c Cranberry
Holmes .... f F Noel
j II Downer
J 2 Tackett
Issaoueua S b Blackwell
Itawamba w A Eabors
jackson ..... Jas B McRae
Jasper ma. Jos Blakenship
Jefferson VIM L Harper
J J Whitney
Jones ,....J G Welborn
Kemper ..... "A NJ Moore
Lafayette. 80. Chas B HOwry
LB Jones
Lauderdale. .Thos H Woods
Hugh d Cameron
Lawrence -. Samuel Hickman
Leake .....,.T j Saunders
Lee .....,....W H H Tison
Jno A Blair
Lefore ..... Enos Rogers
Lincoln ......VB Watts
Lowndes. j H Field
A L Myers
A Erwin
Madison -. L F Montgomery
VIM Handy
MLevy
Marion ...... Henry Pope
Marshall .... "A E Brown
RI Mccall
G w McKie
w Rodman
Monroe ..... e o Sykes
JIM Tricc
Jno C Burdine
Nc ntgomery w A Hurt
Neshoba - CMcBeath
| Newton 80. ID L Chapman
! Noxubee. S B Day
A w Simpson
J L Griggs
Oktibbeha ....J S Montgomery
Thos ] Wood
Pamela. .,,,,...N Knox
j o Askew
A B Poston
Perry ........H NJ McCallum
Pike. .........W F Simmons
PontotOc .....W w Finley
Prentiss ......B A P Selman
Rankin ...... VIM Buchanan
J d w Duckswori
Scott -. 80. Matthew Lyle
Sharkey ......
Simpson 80. .Robt E Rhodes.
/ Smith .......W II JOnes 800
f<lImtrar - Tcsrei p
4 S.,aower Jesse boye
=. ,.tntohis Jno I'll Neal
~ " e Sotaf Z
'"'''''' ) A cStephenaa
CdEfederick =
r.Ppau ooo ..Hp Moss
= isHsa ps duiimap 70 Rffason
llbi.sn +. ~ s fIeara
I Vvorreu las N Gibson, Jr
NJ W Edwsrda
n w Gourne
II Coates
Washington w W Stone
Peter Mitchell
WAYNE III. Alexander Powe
wilkinson i. .PL Ferguson
Hugh L Davis
Winston Henry J Gully
Yalobusha Peter Jol.nson
/ Yazoo. .....A Nj HarloW/
AG Norugd
WI Warrington.
FLOATERs
| Aicorn and Prentiss, " 4 Reas
Amite and Llncolq, G Byrd.
| Calhoun and Ysfebusha, J I Collins
ChoctaW aad Montgomery J 1
Pontcis md Unl0R Nh Bnry-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

City Directory.
u.vor-W. A. BOdenhamer.
MaTshal-B. J. Abbott.
Ittorpey-J. W. Buchanan.
CLERK. s. Cain,
Treasurer- c. NJ. Savage.
RegiEtrar-H. b. Lacey.
City Assessor and Colleetor--Jerre Scale
Ia Cain, Councilman lst Ward,
$780, 2nd Ward,
W.Dap,ei 3rd Ward, President,
J. N. Babb 4th wS'
N Houseman otn wN1i
7 r. Sadler, oth "Ala. ,-a ria,
Regular meetings The hrstand 'nifo rrluAJ
veenings in each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

kieorn and Prentlss, w Il Reas
Amite and Llncolo. c Byrd.
calhoun and Yslsbusha, J I Collins
CboetaW aa8 Montgomery, J =
Pontois, and Ual0R Nm BuFy.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
German Carp.

A Georgia paper, speaking in ref
erence TO the growing Of German
Carp, says:
"There are now over thirty fish
ponds in Georgia in which these
valuable fish are being pFopagated,
and the Agricultural Commissioner
Of the State informs US that he has
applications sufficient for $50 more.
He thinks that he will have no trou-
bile to get an ample supply from
Washington to meet this demand.
There have been distributed by the
commissioner 9'F7eQ carp in this
State, besides thdNLs &c number that
have been distributed by members Of
Congress to theU most intimate
friends and suppoA RS. Ghe fish OF
this variety hatched two years ago
this fall now weigh four pounds each
and are still growing quite rapidly
II is not known to what size they will
attain in Georgia, as they have not
been in these waters long enough to
make an estimate Statistics show
however, that they have been known
to reach ninety pounds in weight
The eggs Of one carp will produce
from 10000 TO 100000 young carp
hence it will not be long before the
rivers of Georgia viii be we'll stocked
with these delicious FISH, Ponds il
which growpian S or grasses ofsom'
sort arc Tue best for carp, as taeJ
spawn on the green leaves, whiel
keen tie eggs from falling 10 thi
eroun wheie they would be de-
strf L In. Washington the earl
spa only once r year. while II
Southern States the isn spawn twicl
a Yearn
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

M aH1,',- anaioct to overhaa
iSlA. estlmalad to Be IL
TlV pare mllesta afea ~ oreaf
as the combined arors OF New Han
pahne, Vermont, Massachusests.
Rhode Is.and and New Jersey, and
much more productive under propsr
cohdltioHg Dp 70 the year 1878 con
gress bad made for tho improvement
ofthe Mississippi tlveF and lts various
tributaries about 900 appropriation
amounting in all TO the sam Of al8.
100000
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

n-f.s,t .nd Deparr nre ~ AAnlia
-, /. :. strives every day, excef. sun
~ 4 fo'cl0ck, and leaves same day ]
plliaboro arrives Tuesdays ThvrsdA.sl
q 4surdays, a M, and leaves 7 p. M,
80. days.
Poasotoc, leaves Houston Mondays and
e8ava at 3 :. m., aqd arrives Tuesdays and
yaaanrdeya Sc An
rrau crenada Houston arrives Weduos.
..~s Fridags Al Saturday a 5 p. n, and
reussM Mendaga. tsdnesdaya and Fridays a
as-l po.dl 81 Ifss Tuesdays hnd Saturday.
=. n. aa' isases I ;. m. same daF
40 % Como fssion charged ior Moo ~
oussrs 10. ssossdius sls. " g. g.
a11 ~ SO ~ ~
~ 4and fo F''fe ~
rifNa - % ''''''-f
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

A vaiaAbla Discovery and New Departure iuifod.
- bqLsassl - sntirsly hsW and poativsly oa1tiva
~ ~ ne ~ s l ,s1,-
waFs visi Direot Application % the pFlncipa Sad
e he Diaaaas, setting b Absozptipn' and eEltinl
ias sepos ca ~ seminal fsielsa Mo-
ess q tha kansdY s attqnde4 With 20 pain q bra
Vsnisaea. sd doe not inteFlepo With TIE Oua1arV
gasssits q III ! = gulekly dissolved An1 sooa -
silss 80 apsi % eaEual and nsFVoas o1Saai-a-
eoa1 WFeshed iEpu aalt4buso and aEoalasa. StoplnF
- eEeta bon he 4s.eE. restoEin9 - Find q
= sisf sSvous ~ s. e. teSl os as 81 iaiss
AvsFa11h . soqle1F, ETC., -, and ne appaaTlno3
e pFemasqss "a ats. uSas1Y asoonpan5ing ~
1sli e - - ls,ssl - - sasl W. Ss,s
nsas ~ Gaood ne ~ = YsIF lsVoro oasal ~ =
aeg pFoaounoed suoesa. Drugs ARE 80 muodprS-
ssElbsa e 49, tsoHblsA sd, e maaf eaa bs.Sit
5 no Honssass abou1 thlS Isparafloa PISotio- ob-
IN siTs satisfactioa. During ths oigkt Tsa1 hst
oniais e 70 II Valaa sd Il ls noS oonosdsd bTIhs
sdlds REaissslaa 70 b tie most Faiinnal maairTof
faoqgss34 e sd euIng thil Vslg pFslakni
nissry 70 % maaT, and upon whom duacks bv1I IN
ehair uaaleaa aostFums and big feea- Jho hau,dY
= put up in usat boHa4 Of thFeo azea Ne l. ltn1trh
nansnt euFs. unless 10 severe caseaJ 20 ha, 3,
dasting ever thEss meutha, will stop epiaiioui tnd
Fsssar6 visog u ths uoFst caseal 81, Sent bl nsi
80 ln Plsia sfaplssa ~ W pJJlsaO140As Tor
@es,ssI ~ ss1fsaf bsseS-1pffrs Faasape-\
A Eefa asDtaaa Apaatoslafea 4 \ tlsf algaultoaH
asaa fssf}ssessal sskleh sptu oonctsee
S-ssssrssi e 80 1sss ~ S,sosa .assd ~
Nssus- a9seSe1. sola OEEY ~
HARRIS REMEDY CO. HFG mEaSIS
KsnFka4 ana nfh ste Or 1 Ofun Raf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Esd h.
your 0wnll
it highly but
aiit IN which the,
neither feeling nor
Fhieh represented uotl
extfavagantontlay Of mone,a
note may seem rude and W.
promltiags OF q hatidlous sstel IVY
ii inculcates a m0ral Which Z
American peose should ieafN
Efesenls should represent somets &
hofe and better Than 9 mere caFpieas
and heartlee1 expenditure q nonel
-something ike lha oia 'asaionel
bed quilt which the mother pieced
go quilted with her own hanis Iot
8 son or daughter. A few oi these
soaesaifs are sill ip existence, aud
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Y .4koe ,60 have the motto II 3
.sor over your door, remaFkel /
.,renoe. who entered Detroit sa
~ the other day s.
w. nj RIA iaier I'VE tollas 70
aa .lS.s,4
A4ren - bcaul ss@
Ase ~ pNhat it
e0f coulse, Tot yheE
one of der poys says lowa
Jacob, ] shalk bim 0fr4 - .aiq
cinh ,hoan take forty rtollar for
dot il3tto.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

=, !. = = ~ no NutlF tOuFeF'
Many girls are, ia q less
dae Ike the young lady who had
"gort Intimate friends, and vas
much mharrassed when she was
obioe s. discriminate between
them 6 Forming q "twenty question
club. Individuality olfhouehi and
chafac atl1ed b. such constant
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Justice c. Orr on the ist Saturday a Buena
Vista, azd at Meats Store on Tho End Saturday
/ \ eaeh month.