The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30

games where foul playi. suspected.
The seat OF government il aoind to /
be where the governor choose, to .itI
down.
People complain uurasonably oil
red tape. Il takes just a. long 10
unite white tape.
The signal service must have left
the storm door- open They have
since been closed
Free lunches are % lied up now
that il a tramp comes round be may
get meal that is square.
A ST. Louis paper is offering prizes
aud publishing a department for the
encouragement Of lying.
Boulanger was a great agitator, but
a very small general. He is stin liv-
ing somewhere IN France BIS large
majority.
Il seems To be- fact that there il
most l1wlessness where theirs are the
most stringent laws prohibition towns
for instance.
The party that can elect no officers
j. always willing to compromise with
the party elect all
A Michigaudcr has patented con
Germ that catches pig in an open
field There are colored men who
can catch pigs in any field.
Tho guns for the cruiser Boston are
50 nearly completed that in about
week the vessel will steam to some
convenient point such A. Bulzsrd's
BAY, in order to test them.
William Story was about TO wed a
nice young lady at South Pittsburg
when stranger came through and
announced that Story has a wife and
two children. lie has skipped.
A new Catholic high school, with
capacity for 800 pupils, is nearly com
pleted in Philadelphia. The funds
for its construction came from the e.
tate Of the late Thomas Cahil.
Hereafter AN effort is to be made to
fix the extra charge for theatre tickets
at news stands and other places in
New York city at the uniform price
Of % cents above the regular theatre
rate.
The reports of extravaganza aud
show at our watering places are not
so loud nor 80 numerous as usual.
Even Newport is said 10 be not 40
formal or ceremonious this season in
dinner parties and other entertain
ments
One HuOlarinen, Of HelsiHgfOrs,
Finland, was during his life believed
to be On a friendly footing with the
devil. His viii leaves All his land and
property TO that individual, and the
authorities Of Finland are much troub-
led about what to do.
The rice planters aud merchants OF
Louisiana have joined hands in fight
against the millers' combination. 4
mill with a daily capacity Of TOO bar
rels Of rough rice has been secured,
and will be run on the toll system
for the planters aud receivers exclu-
sively.
Thomas b. Barry, Of the General
Executive Board of the Knights OF
Labor, says the country was never 50
free from strikes as at the present
time. The board has no strikes to
settle at all.
The storm and complete break Of
the electric wires on sunday in ne
way interfered with the Transmission
of the Talmage sermon for the syndi.
cate Of Monday morning papers
Talmage has the dead wood on tele
graphy.
Chicago News Goodnight, man
ma, said the young lady as she ros,
from the piano and started to leav,
the parlor Amelia responded hel
mother "But why did you stol
PLAYING 50 suddenly, dearg' BE
cause, mamma, / heard papa at thu
front door, and as | was playing thu
music Of a drinking song | didn'
want to spoil the effect Of what y0l
are going TO say to him for being out
SO late" you are always 50 thought
ful. Amelia" said her mother, CRATE
fully.
The utterly maudlin feeling of on
of Maxwelrs counsel at ST. Louis. il
telegraphing 'my heartfelt sympath'
to the accused terribly guilty an'
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