The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-13

i fist proiracted meeting. Ten ehil,lreu
were immersed, il f. well. for the
good book say. ~Suifer little chill
drrn 90 comc unto me, forfid them
not. ami 80 forth.-Your type setter
made some mistakes for me last week.
II va. over AZ Amos last week.
Amory. the Magic City.-Meu, il
make. NE tired 90 think how nv eV-
pertations dwindled when bad been
+ ihore suuc momonts.-Iake inugh-
ridge. tue druggist. seemed 10 be- do
ing fhc biggest business ia town he
was ,wsw,inr pocket knives with a
uuu fiom Cotton Gin. went zap 90
Il eutral Park cautiously, because
I had heard thar Jim Maytiell was
making i geological garden 81 Il. AZ
Ter slipping aud sliding around
about sud among some SWEET gum
bushes. got a peep into the park,
and after climbing a red elm tree. 7
discovered mustangs gently MUNICH
ing the gras--A very enterpri>ing
concern from Aberdeen. has estate
lished braneh house here which
seems 20 be doing a good business
Dick Dilworih and Jim Maydrld, APP
poarcd 90 be- doing the biggest husi-
ness 10 town I went To the ohicr OF
Che "iIustler" The editor wa. ont
and two Of The compOsitors had been
.runsricnce-,trickeu and were sink az
the stomach from trying 90 realize the
truth of some editorial facts ~ sci
forth by the cdlior-I did not see
Gcotgc Sisk. the post-ma~trr hc was
. our In the country trying 90 collect for
some postage stamps he had let out
ON timc.-l fully agree with j. y.
Smith, tina, Amorv would make 4
first-,is-, depot for frog, and oysters.
~ "a. also iu OkolOna, few days
since. and with ali due Difference 10
Joe Alien, mercantile verarity. !
have to remark 'hat he /, the biggest
liar in town. speak, Of course, from
experience he look me for "dum-
nay" and said hc pat the roof ON the
Troy ~tho0i-housc before the ioHn-
iati3r stone wa, laid, be- also told
me ths, Jim Monaghan quit the
~hcker" hu,ncs, and wa, trying To
-tdrta Murphy movement in Mon
r0. county tie also said. and caused
me 20 lose somewhat, my confidence in
t'm Monaghan, D, proving 10y him
that while on The work of the new
sAutl house 81 Troy he could see
rslB- leaving Bonneville on D. NJ. 4
O.. Railroad. 5u] could rsd till~ of
l-- Tt T,ela.tl-,- ts-sss-.F ~, pres
4tJtn Monaghan. thai be- Joe
siiea. was -pousiblc for thi, state
mrat be further said Jim None
ghaa uad been out hunting again with
I 3W dollar gun No. Z choke bore,
sud had fired 500 times and Killed
ono .hyie-poke Our base ball par
~ went 10 Aberdeen and PLAYED q
.sus .hefr with some scrubs" and
go. badly clicked. II i stated that
our boy, were taken out by the new
4. 4. s. building and were - over
awcd Joy It's greatness. that they
couldn't pitch a bah in 30 feet Of the
bst,mm and enc OF them run over
thr 2nd base and thought the L. 5.
marshall would get him for a viola
ton 81 the revenue law. and didn't
stop until he got under the iron
bridge thinking he was under the
elevated railway Of New York. The
Captain Of our Simmon suckers
started six men oui on passed ball.
and our umpire had every one Of
them SEQ. ed and yet we lost the game
by a score ~ 700 To- 10, and dident
finish The game It'll 1880 a. m next
day. bot we want TO give Aberdeen
notice now. that we have some base
halli-t- up here who have been prac-
ucing with medium sized ten pen
balls and when they see them once
catching q 20 d. ball, fired from a
1ioatapuIt they wont attempt 10 intimi-
r date our crowd any more by showing
them brand new Federal court
1 building / viii guarantee a fair and
successful game 10 our side) II an
y umpire. and we allowed to play b,
' the Ith Beat rules Yours
= D. NJ
: Monroe county, Miss, Aug. the last