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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

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tie eat cakast 49, sR2ezr IA tlss tof1l ei
huge colt-e. naFiuk oeisea Aesilcal b-s-
eossfy iascr-oe1 sp31 lt in bid cDsI aa-
tsgA &esshssr thla c0ocskl sas ks48 reaa.
slina<aE sl8 - ssr4s.1 reazs.9s - SC sees.
bgE D. Pierce sDl eo8i Ee< - seBa ksFln
lhzt woneert1i vegetable eou eoaDd aid
p01snt srsdse4toF ~ disease. 6 84s Eo
81 IA ia nasdseiazl aE4 assi - -kiTlag prop
sfti<s, fos saaPartsez sizoF .aa leos q 80
liver sz.1 ki31sys. IA EQ-ifs .aS tcs e.oo1,
snd i1feagb Z e.~a1siQs zus EeeeTipE ias
saels sysleas. fQF scFofal0gs h9msrs sad
e8asu % afi5n o. lnDg scrcfllz ia 10 earis
stages. Z . positive sescshe. DfU ssisss
sss7 sskss esoses sf SIS saa SO snits al
tbs isnt-see sayt
Try Wssllazss Beef iron sai Wine.
Cea1rai DFnk stare, M : csaAl-ss-
Fer ten dsys-0isnts soscial sait sale al
as7
Izportsa and Dogasslie Cigars Al wsst-
axes Dsa< sore. NO- Czasl-ss.
sole agents fOE CeFsieins.
NosaAs s AvzEY.
For ten dsys-0sAnss special Suit Sale at
sgs7
Bsst &c cigar ~ tie city al Wesuake's
Drug Store, No. Nsna.-sE.
LooE, a, the G4sas's ss.e7 siui, Sale
.---e-s~--.-.--.-a.
s. - takes choice OF SIS and so suits =.
the oiant--see sdSL
Pse.cnptiOns specially at wextlsks's
Drug Store, No. Ceuslsl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
Tor Rsfat--H0iaSes.

NOR kgNT-A BRICK HOLsE WITH MOD
ern Improvements, at 81 West Broadway
Call st l26 Cnliferlis-st. Tor ini0rmstio John
Olson 81
no RENT a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
! house delightfully."- located and within few
minutes wax of the Port Ofhcc. Desirable
tensnts may address D A, box = this o.iice. getf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
FoI. Rent--Bustness Places.
For Rent Rooms.

ITO RENT-BOkRDING HOUSES oHE BLOCK
| from Postoicc. Ward d Ward, corner Lyon
and Kens-ss 26ii
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

TIttiFI HIlIIII"I ~ 81 -
frstsnrey- asi~z TIE liftr11s kxprest 4
r.. nske sirtc. c08 8peoti7Bs i0r &sN hofk fas-
for sss 81 = ffa EsE
Thrr8rh nrftis ~ 81 rrfnts esei aad r.
srd . .sl.rF ear reTffs rsr - Secured "a n. "a
~ an ksiifssd Il oSlcs. svees no.el sn5
rf fercf
Su. CsNFBFIs. ffty Pass Azt
6Fo = REErE Trss.c %saaxsr Chicsxo
nETFeI r. fsAK-4Na 4 EoATHERN- GRAND
IL Rsrsfs q sari1sw 1iFIstsn AL trains a.
Eve a. sns 1rdsrf sroE rnlrn D-res
81 81 Ire. trr sm Z ~
- f-rs11 ksFi1s b $ 81
$50 1lfa FHzinsw f.tq ~ .
SOS 1frs Esa sF.Hsv r91 SIS
- A. I've r =
80 essnvs zni tfs s11riess ire hstwseo Grsnd
EHEs e. "a fss @sRtngrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Ikis f4Pes - VFiutra from -tsFs"ssPs
Plates % = Likhtafa- tssss fsrfscti0g
Frsss A. - ths OziF nsily Ia NssAtsaa
eatsld. xhss2 - osssaif fhst heassSss |.
E4st Frsss 10 iffot 80 xailioc-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

sos7 takes choice OF SIS and so suits Al
the oiant--see sdSL
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

rts sssovsry u ihs entire sum %
$4,000 IN bon - Of the Sseo bsnk 81
Maine, which tsuds were ssoisa from ihs
bsuk aud tns SAVING institution In Au-
gusi ..sst by 3 trusted slerE. - one of ths
most rsnsfks0.s evfnis O, the sort, II Il
o true. az th8 bank ,aHc.sls sEssrf. tnst
TIE recovery was without any conditions
made by The institutions. In that case
thee Is DO cosdcusuent OF is,cVy, 10
sgrseneus ret Ia prosecute, no violation
0i fas la~ either 10 sitter or IN spirt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Tie question oi "Bhnky' MossAS's
idsniiiy IS not yst iuilY established. The
Columbus. q. hispgtch ssys there
seems 10 De Just enough uDcerlsiniy as to
vnsthsr be "a y HNsoS CAERuTHEss for
msrly Of Ms. Pleasant. ONO, to justify
ofFic4al inquiry. The possibility % NoR-
cav bsiug CARRUTsEss bss 6sooms q
u..ttar 1f genslsl pubic interest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
Water Color Decorating.

frflrus auf ezirrstsf VII he f1r,1 shed or sp-
piestion ~ fhf nDdefsicnei iDf rriiSIe ir erissf
eef,fstnf r.'n T'efiar u prtcf sua beauty ~
fnlsk eltk psii IA - oeli1fH ipns ~ tfe -
ths pfrusDeui vstef c1tof AM = keiw)fHiuf
We fuarauicc - o. fts frtis'ic and drinse
deoofafinf tc r~oduce - ief Effects fuf fle
ssrns sfnolfi - r1o1rr ffsi Hnif e<r fc -
the sane " ID = a. 'unffE silhef 81 fhsap
cr fisborsie porf suc tie Fuff j. enafanteec -
sfher frisn
TIE csiiins ~ ne fEr sniFsnof " Powers
ofSfs b9-F - ssmfif - ous gfsds 81 this
Norf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Foaad.
E0pND-ruE Only rLAcE fS ThE CITY
L whefe tha s'orv ~ DE- lekyil aid Mr. Hyde
eau be 'oInd i At ,weets Hotel News stand and
a.. Q D. ~ lNAeI ol ltAAA u
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

While ths reports e5reeral1s the con
dition Cs shs Grown Prince conflict from
Gay 10 dag. there - 10 doubt that the
herr to tie .hrons - IA a pTscarious coz
GitioD. X hs 10 taksn away before his
faiheT is. lts latter. it . likely, viii not
long survivs ths shock. Great changes
n The govsrrmsns Of Germany may DO
looksd 70 70 20 distant dsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Ala fashionable dinner table the other
dsy The conversation had turned upon the
subject of re relative merits of the various
sinds of icok al regards hsalthfulness. In
regard 20 what | sat, observed one Young
lady pleasantly and yet with dignity. as she
regarded tue dish before her, II never fake
any 5ody's i9sc dsris." II told you James"
said the embarrassed hostess That Miss
Howard vasn'E Iss1y fcr mince pie yet.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Ncusyisss old age - not ranked ia the
cstexory u lis sbe future holis In STORE
for the svsrsgs b.ss ball player. Ely
Csscher MILIfaAN hss not only pur-
ensssd h.s freedom tor $500 from The Sc.
Louis clab. but expresses the opinion
ttss q ~i'i ros play n@xs season, having
10 lo,k sfter siz big. usw bouses Is Is
srec;ing oat Of Zee profits Of BIS pro-
fsssioa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Tns Leading IaeStfr 81 ths Ci,y FlsxRg tas
hlsi <fkati1s1k
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Those Rspubltsns who have been
booming General SHsKpAS for tbs
Presidency are not friendly 20 him. They
risy think they are. bat they nre not
1he- are likely 10 Kill him OF before the
tlms ior he convention cones around.
lie has not enough slsissnanskip IN be
record 20 continue 30 grow n strength
unti that time. To secure tbs strongest
support Tor SHERIDAN ia should have
bsen PIT forsard bat = abort ume bsiors
tie rnnsantlnn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
Situations Wanted-FemoIc.

yVANTED-A SITUATION As CASHIER OR
Va assistant book eeper hy youuy lazy who Is
good penman and mas hsa some exTe1encss.
Applicant y a. call by addressing C. u. bOx :
Telegram Herald. Ar
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Look a. the Glsats - q slait Sale
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Bsst SC cigar ~ tie city al Westlake
Drug Store, No. Nsna.-sl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
DressHokeFs.

yrrANTED - DREssMAKERS ASD SEWING
w girls wishing 10 learn the Kellogg French
tailor system OF cut ng snd htting 10 call or adj
dress school Of Dress Cutting IL. Charie 81 4Otf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
Miscellaneous.

ORDER YOUR HELP FROM THE GRAND
" Union. Telephone 30. Room 4. Tower hlocs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

TIE seaoufal. uisd Neathsr o. ihs psst
.ss d1ga las sesa lks a tofstasie oi sss
srlaaE ssGiak aays .1d TIE yoaag psepis,
sspsels!ls. hAss sesu1 - ioog Tor the uow
sfs kellls zzgnyEs. aac S1maleI Fsso4sa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

sToRED. PACKED AND
I moved. Expert packeTs sent on short notice
by RRdclin & Holt I'll routh Division -. teie-
phone No yo1. jan 3. 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

For ten days-osans's special Suit Sale at
s9g7
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

The Okolona Times, Geo. W. Waller
Publisher, made its eppearance on
Tuesday Of this week, as a candidate
for public favor. The editor in lis
neatly written salutatory says:
CONSCIOUS Of the fact that a eoun-
try paper exerts but a small influence
on the greatissues a the das. aud that
the ordinary reader prefers matter of
home interest TO long political disser-
iations, our editorials shall heelevot-
"a mostly 70 the development of this
section, especially the magnifcently
endowed portion Of it in which we
i've"
The MESSENGER welcomes the Times
as a co-laborer in the Journalistic field
and wishes for its clever publisher al
tie success which the commendable
features Of his enterprise may now or
hall 10 future merit.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20
win stand by a Free Press.

The following resolutions were
adopted by the Simpson comv Az
lance
WHEREAS, There have been at
tempts made 70 suppress what is now
termed ss.'Personal joul lalims7 in its
e iorts 10 expose corruption in Office ;
therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That we, as an Alliance
organization, uphold newspapers THAI
expose raseality, malfeasance in Office.
and dereliction Of duty in public
officials where proof Of same is or can
be made and that the judiciary Of the
State and county be requested to use
al proper diligence to bring all such
offending officials to trial.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

The three mills tax levied by the
Board Of Supervisors, when supple
mented by the Chickasaw School
fund and The common school fund
distribution is sufficient to run the
public schools Of the county five
months in year, but the unjustmeth-
Cd Of distributing the tax levied by
the county authorities, enables a town,
which constitute q separate School
District, 0 run its schools eight or
nine months in the year, il the same
economy was practiced, as is required
by the Law and enforced in the country
schools.
Illustrating this point We have on
" to refer to the figures ON our own
assessment roll and the enumeration
Of the educable children of Chickasaw
County. We have an assessed valpa-
ton ofproperty in this county amount
ing to So 0COO, Of which amount
Okolona pays on about one fourth,
or $4,000. In this county there are
$500 educable children, $50 OF. whom
reside in the corporate limits Of this
city. The Chickasaw school fund in
terest paid by the State and the COM
mon school fund distribution from the
State Treasury IS spro-rated. as it should
be, all the children Of the county,
those in this separate school dist let
Included. But the three mill tax,
which amounts to Sc. o in this coun-
", Is distributed sl5f } to the city of
Okolona with her $50 educable chill
dren, and 1880 given to the children
in the county hal ing $3.50 boys and
girls Of school age.
Our children get, therefore, Of this
fund s1,7G each, while the children in
the country get but 80 cents each.
The reader can readily understand
from these figures, why it is we have
seven months free school in town, not
withstanding our high salaries and
red tape style Of doing business, and
the country people can get but five
months free term, usually taught by a
second rate teacher, and poorly paid
at that.
We understand, Of course, that the
answer to the statement berein con.
tanned is, that ethe writer is demago-
guing in order to carry favor With tn,
masses Suppose the charge is true
(Which our friends viii not admit,
does it effect the facts? Would oul
insineerity change the figures? do
the people in the country get ever
handed justice in the school fund dis
tIibution9 Is not the very theory o.
free public education undermined b,
the system Of separate school district
now provided for by the laws Of thil
Slater
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

For nearly. two decades, file litor
and publisher df the MrssRNsEk has
devoted his time, energy and IL tai
ent God has given him tomal this
paper an earnest, faItHmI abd aa,ra-
geous advocate 81 ihepsopls III
and L NAV be saia lgalhfally j has
become an acceptable aMessengel IN
the horteholl fthbusands ofreae srs
scattgda hllovethh6tata lThe bhs-
iness has been profitable to the nam
agement III d financial sense, and we
iatter ourselves that the great MAJOR
ity Of our readers will testify that TIE
paper has proven far more benefcial
to the public fhm It's cost. But the
arduous labOrs which the editor has
been compelled to undergo, both physl-
caIlss aad msAiplly g lllsze 80
yeaal isiellIhg updd Is ssltA "a
it becomes necessary to dispose Of the
paper, either In whole or in part, that
he may obtain a pIdch fesded rsst.
It il proposed therefore, II 4 suitable
partnership can be arranged, to sell q
half interest in the Office. material,
pressesJ building and good will Of the
CmcKAsAw alEssaSe u, upsm such
terms as viii insure a liberal profit on
the investment. 1Bling - Ellis, lhe
entire Office, which Is complete il ALI
its departhioar !. and sbl6ys ne sst
patfOndee perhaps d aiiy papdf pub
lished iP q town Of $500 ihlaHasAt'
in the State, Is for sale Our book.
are open iotbe iospeetion ofsny geil.
tleman desiring to engage in the news
paper business, that he may see the
extent aud clnapetef Of the bushles.
done by the Office and may be fully
informed concerning It's receipts and
expenditures. For terms, call at the
Office. or address,
MEssENGER PUBLIsHING COMPANY.
Okolona. Miss
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20
james Redpath, the noted old abO-

James Redpath, the noted old abo-
Tito, st says;
"There are two solid souths--and
just a. long a. the blacks are solid for
the Republicans just so long will the
whites be solid for the Democrats
There Is also a good deal Of cantabout
the suppression Of the negro vote. The
negroes never had anything to say
any influence whatever-during the
reconstruction period-about the prac-
,iesl management Of the party or the
selection of candidates. Half a
dozen white men, either northern
men or southern Republican,
leesed candidates and dictated plat
forms and policy. Thecarpet-baggers
as class, were a. honest as any class
Of public men; but the most honest
did the most harm. They were sim
cere humanitarians, who turned the
negroes heads by constantly cham-
pioning their rights, and never or
rarely expomding their duties. They
consolidated the black vote as dis
tinct and hostile force against the
white vote. As long as the Republic
can party in the south is composed al
most c0nclusively Of colored voters,
just so loug there IS no chance for it TO
earg a single southern State, except
ing, possibly, West Virginia and
North Carolina"
Mr.. Redpath has more confidence in
The average earpet-baggers integrity
than the conduct Of these gentry in
this part Of the political vineyard war
ranted, and If he really believes there
is any hope of carrying West Virginia
and North Carolina, it requires but
little encouragement to stimulate bis
hopes. Bsths hes evidently eaughton
10 the true inwardness Of the souih'l
solidity
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20
Ruub UP HOW INTEREsrs.

Yhe product Of the Lane Millsb beiHg
sfcepted by the insurance and trans
portation companies aud the buyers
Of the staple everywhere agreeing %
purchase cotton wrapped in COTTON
bargine settles the questiou Of a sub-
stimte for juie bagging, and extracts
the fangs Of the infamous bagging
trusi,iithe faTners will only betrue
to themselves. OF eohrR Wheil die
trust 6hds hat tlIey calnot rel. flls
cotton growers at will and pleasure,
the price Of jute win be reduced to
something like The Old figure. and that
maybe less than tlie cot Of coti,si
bagging, but the producers should pof
forget that II they lose this opportul-
ity to squelch the'trust now, they win
have to fight It again at no distant
day, possibly the very next season, and
IN the end the South would be the
loser.
The truth is, il cotton bagging
should cost for all time 20 come as
much a. the trust now cxtorts for the
jute, its use by the cotton growers OF
the sopthen states will be greatly e
their fahtake IN the long rlai for
the number Of pounds now deducted
a. tare will be lessened when the
lighter fabric comes into general use,
anew demand for the lower grades Of
cotton will be created which willc0n-
sumo at least 20O,O0O bale and tliis
of itself will necessarily enhance the
price aud IN additioni ihe manniacture
Of bagging u the South viii nahlral-
~ attract cptton mahuiacmres of a
better class. indeed mamiactorles oi
every grade and description, which Is
all that is needed 10 make our beauti-
ful and fertile section the most pros
porous ON the globe. II our farmers
are shrewd they viii LET no penny
wise aud pound foolish policy control
them, .hpt they Will fsht the- -hrast te
The bitter end, pot eply q I,unisb ahs
gamblers for the wrong they would
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20
AMAINEvICroRY.


Have you heard the news from
Maineg
Il came last night BY telegraph.
The Republican papers have been
Growing iusf bit TOO soon over the
Maine election.
Il may appear startling to say 50.
but the Maine election d q Democratic
victory.
Il must be remembered Q) That
Maine Is the State Of Blaine % That
a big Republican majority was needed
to have q moral weight with the ma
tional election in November; (3) That
the Republicans for weeks have been
shelling the woods with several hum
lred Of the ablest speakers; (4) That
Maine i lumber State, and t5) That
on account Of Maine has been the big
fight by Blaine and the Senate
against the President on the fisheries
question.
Considering these diverse interests
the Democrats looked for nothing else
than a largely increased Republican
majority.
What do the figures show9 The
vote for Governor for 1884 and 1883
was as follows
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20


In the last issue of the IIatchet Il
was noticed that a mass meeting Of
laboring men at indianapolis had
passed resolutions deuunciatory Of
Candidate Harrison a. the enemy OF
the laboring class. This week the
State Federation Of Trades, represent
ing organizations in every county and
city of the State, assembled in conven-
ton at indianapolis unanimously pass
ed resolutions declaring that Harrison
was no friend to the laboring man
aud calling npon labOring men of all
the trades to vote for tariff reform
aud Cleveland aud Thurman. And
about the same date the Michigan
State Assembly Of knights Of Labor
representing every local assembly in
the State, met at Jackson in conven-
tion and passed resolutions declaring
for tafifr reform and Cleveland and
Thurman, and this, too, by a unani'
mus vote. The trades aud the knight.
ofI.abor undoubtedly hold the bal
ance Of power in the doubtful States
Washington Hatohet.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20
The Charms Of an Editors Life.

One Of the beauties and charms or
an editors life Is in his dead-headiug
It on all occasions. No one who has
never tasted the sweets Of that bliss
can begin TO take IN his glory aud
happiness lie does sl00 worth of
advertising for a railroad company.
gets a "pass" for year, rides S25, aud
theu he is looked upon as a dead-hcad
or halfblow II dead beat lie "pufls
a concert troupe SO worh, and gets
~ in ~complimentaries," and is ihu-
passed "free." II the han is crowded
he is degraded the room he orcdpics.
for if his complimentaries were pay
ing tickets the troupe would be so
much in pocket lie blows and puts
a church fes.ivel free TO any desired
extent, and does the pos II printing al
half frates, and merely get, "thank
YOU for it. 1t goes a. a part Of his
duty as an editor lie does more
work gratuilously for the town and
community than all the rest ofthe pop
ulation put together, add gets curses
for il all, while in many instances
where a man devotes few dollu-
for the fourth of Juiy, a base bali club
or a church. he is gratefully remeu-
bered. He passes free, you know.
Utica Observer.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

Now that the public schools are
open for the new year, il is fine to
ask the School Board, "are there any
teachers employed formerely political
reasons memphis Appeal.
This question might be- a pertinent
one to PROFOUND 70 the boards OF
trustees Of our State educational in-
stitntions.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

Hon. John Winter, member Of the
Legislature from Chickasaw county.
and a Wool IIat man, was elected
State Lecturer BY the Farmers' Al-
lance in session at Jackson some 'me
since.-Brookhaven News.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

The denomination Of Gov. David
B. Hin By aeclamation, wast proper
thing for the Democracy Of New York
to do. With a united party and such
leaders as Cleveland, Thurman and
Hill, the Empire State will roll up a
handsome majority for tariff reform
in the November election.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

Texas health authorities have or
dered p qneTptine. against New Or
bml. The Picgune Is very severe
on Dr. Rutherford bocanse OF his ac-
tion in the premises, and declares
there Is no fever IN the city.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

Speaker Carlisle expresses the opin-
ion that Congress win adjourn on the
lst Of next month. The present sc.-
sion We believe Is the longest in the
history Of the country.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

NJ. Tillman, the great A. a NJ. Col
iege rlmmpiDn Of sonth Carolina,
finding his pea theory d'd not take
bold Of the people in big slices, has
got % he sort Of an independent
office seeker outside Of the Democrat
n narlN-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

Meridian IS contemplating building
a cotton bagging factory which will
in readiness to get bagging ready
for next year. Mississippi should
build a sufficient number Of bagging
faetories thia,Einter lHuPply tlIe.dp-
maiils Of her farmers ihde epaent "a
all future ';rusts. columbus Index.
Okolona has a splendid brick build
ing suitable f0ra lbaeving factory,
which We aie authorized % state MI
be donated to any individual or firm
that " N put machinery in It and op-
srale IL lHE II
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

The rumor of yellow fever ~ nlr-
mingham proved 70 be untrue and
the Memphis Appeal correspondent,
who telegmphed the stoiyg die.
missesl b ~ paper and hufd N De
Mayor Of Bisninghhmt Tor circulatins
= falsn rnnnrf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

Chairman Brice says the prospect of
laTTs'ing Illinois for the Democratic
1sket this year is really hattering.
s. mote It be.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20

The yellow fever Is spreading IN
Florida to an alarming extent, aud
eases have occurred in GeoPgia. North
Carolma and Alabama, but ii ho in-
stance, qpless - RaEtlie Fpse q slsshr
eer at Decatur, has any one but refu-
gees laeHFieEs 1stfiCf dnaranlias s
kept up b Memphis, Chattanooga,
Birmingham aud other Southern cities
and It Is to be hoped that the dread
disease may not become epidemic out
side Of those places In Florida where
it is now ragiRg. GOniributions are
flowing p ffoh eyefY QFallerto Iaeks
sonyille, aud experienced nurses aud
physicians are hocking to the stricken
eigg, q aid ihe uni0rfunate nj Abi-
tani to Ombtt the plasu TAe
Gosernmeat has alipropriasd 80.
600 to furnish food and medical sup
plies 70 the destitute people in the
fever limits, short everything is
being done that human agency can
effect to stamp out the disease, but it
is likely to continnehntil 40 which
may not come in that latitude before
the middle Of December.