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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
ROANOA -.
Tho Kecistraslon-A Aeriou. Charge


special telegram to the Dispatch.l
RoANORE. Va, October l9.-Ihe registrars
O; the three wards Of the city c0mpkted
their work this evening, and report nearly
500 voters registered. The Democrats
claim thoy will poll 30 majority OF this
no nber and express surprise that q greater
number did not register. About one third
OF this number registered are c0lored.
ND. Sale aud ). j. Akers, two we'll
known businessmen, who possessed the
confidence Of the community, were arrested
here this evening charged with stealing a
COW. A large number Of cows have mys-
teriously disappeared in The last two months
and Yesterday q farmer discovered the &C.
cussd parties butchering hts COW prepare
tory to using her al their stall IN the CITY
market. They wece hailed in sum OF $1,000
for their appearance tomorrow.
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VlHE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES +. CLARK. PKEsiDsSe
BRADsTRRE1's RICHMOND OFFICE
NO. IW RA5r MAIN STREE.
Telephone Koi5I
I.H. WHITTY. superintandea..

The Richmond once has more tnan kepE pscs
wirh the rapid gr0sth VI he city and dsyelop-
ment of,tIe tarrItory riOutAry 10 u IL offers o
ne 1norcaaslis community Of this sscsioa ali la
advantages VI asystem Ils superiority u shica
ir rocognized Ia every Lrsdo contre VI tho ciyil.
z1d world. Thai Il Is Ia special sense pre- pared
q ggarl tho inierest0f sss iocai patrons ID al.
tested By the tact Inat Is has nos larger sesSos
As.zkze<lA4sc LA.ka aaz ekAlr Sssrsazsiiis sa>sxs
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Eeturnedto CuNtody

by Telegraph 70 Nhc DlnpAlchl
Sr. LOUIS, October ia special 10 the
Post Dispateh from Alma. han., says: The
deialcstiOn OF Joseph Fields, as treasurer Of
AbauRsee county, has been Appropriated At
$4,000. His bondsmeB have become
alarmed and have returned him to The
sheriff Fieids's son u fo-cibly restrained
from actl7g IN his fathers stead. having
been his deputJ, and :. II. FsiFehild has
been appoinled treasurer al interim.
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Three Wen KILLED.

[by tolegTApD % mo DIsVAI-l'I
FRYEPoRr, Ill, October ia heavily.
loaded freight train on the Chicago, 81. Paul
and Kansas City road broke IN two near here
YESTERDAY. An extra which was following
close behind struck the caboose OF the regu-
lar train, causing bad wreck. SIX men
were In the caboose, three OF whom were
killed. They were John Brown. stock
man, OF 81. Paul; james Orr, OF Larrimer'
M,nn. aud Edward Hickey. OF Fairbanks,
Mimi. The trainmen all escaped.
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Fire I'm gsss Virginia.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, October l9.-The
house and storeroon OF :. ;. West, Ia Glen
Elk, was totally destroyed by IRE last night
lt took IRE about 3 O'Clock from defective
tue. and only sewing. machine and very
few household effects were saved. Tue
building aud contents were valued AZ y, 2OO,
and were insured for 1900 with the Northern
OF Aberdeen aud London.
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. xv.en,s Failures.

ny telegraph 70 the DispAIon-l
NEW YoRK, october l9.-fhe business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the past week number for me United
STATES 202 aud for Canada p. Total, 2-f'
a,aipst POI last week.
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VsshtnEton Notes.

[BY telegraph 70 the Dispa'chl
WASHINGTON, October l9.-fhe freslden'
has signed TIE general deficiency OIL Tue
last of the general appropriation o'Is.
TIE President TO-DAY nomina~u thstics
p RIsbee. Of FLORIDA, 10 be collector OF tue
custom. district Of ST Johns, Fla.
Ths senate has corfrmed The following
nominations: Charles X Blsbee, TO be col
Iector Of customs at st. Johns, Fla, and
Alfred Pieasantou, 10 be major in the army.
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murdered nc sis Door.

IDF I0IVeIoI y 70 ~ = 7I'1701'I
DENNIsoS, Texas, October 10 Hollis
Green. living on Bue river, In Cbocisw
Nation, was called 70 his door Tuesday pight
aud shot dead. Greeu WIS an important wit
ness I'm 3 murder trial nj Fort smith. and IL
Is presumed that his death resulted from
knowing too much OF the ease. Tue Indian
police are making dilgent search for the
murderer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

NEW YOsr October ig.--Cotton quiet: ssls~,
% bales: uplsncs, skc.: ofiesns &c, weekly
ues r'e.tgss at .,.is port BALE: sT s.,,. re-
1883 bs "a; 10 France. III bales: % tne Ccssh
nent, $3.50 bales: forwarded. iA0F bales: salos,
2,xa bale-. an stsnssfs; stock gSzss bales:
net receipts at all perss today. I'D bales: ca
ports-to crsat Britain. ago baies. % France,
sl7 bates: 70 the Con stoSnt 9.tf0 barr; stocss
b0a.9ls bales southern -four dun aud vess
common 70 fair sxtrs t2.7sa<435: good 70 ohosce,
e. a0asA47. Wheat irregaiaS, closing nrmor;
options closed wosk sad &c. under yesterday.
No. = red October closing ~ 81. 0ST, November
a, fi.0s., sud December At ti.fi sti.izk. Corn
n TRIO frfner: optioRs ~ higher and dnil;
October, sOxc. Noyeuibsf. biaSlkc.: Dc~m.
her. q Hs5ikc. oats steadief; options steHdr sa1
quiet: October.s 800; NoVemocr. &ssNsci
bocemhor, Hkc. HOps slow; State, AsDc
Coffee Options closed barely steady sni SlaD
points belOw yesterday; october. fiAhatiAO.
November. tl295asiG20: December. tiASa
SI1Sl. sugar weak refined steady aud quiet.
Molssses nominal. Rice irn and quiet Cot
ton seed oil--Cruie. t2c.; yeil0H, 0Asic. IalloE
higher; city. -. lSt58c R0sin gniot Iufpen-
tine 1rm A. fGkaGc Hides nrm. Wool urm
Pork steady. Beef FIRM. Beef hams-'tl'
ki8 n: new, tIkbO. Tierced beef -Ciiy extra In
dia mess. fisatll Cutmssis steady. Addles
dull: short clears. 49,. lard stronger; western
steam e 2jas9 81; city, $50; Oc,ODer. s9at2 ..
November SSeo bid. freigh.s Hrm Cotton,
s-iGd grain, SAi.
CHICAGO.
Cgioldn. October ia--fhs cssh quotations
were; Flour easier: pstent t6.5saf bakefs'.
81 f5asN2 %: winters fA3NsAia No = spring
wheat. &. 09N asii0 No cred. si.o9% a.i.iO. No.
. corn f31.c. No. oats. 2tkc. Mes-port- tiA
Lard. fSs5assNK. SborLrit~ s7.Sas7.s6 F;
shoulders. s. e5sss7X; shortcioara sSs0AsA'a
Nhiskey. fi.M
The leading futures ranged "a follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
William E. BrIgham, Boston newspaper

william +. Brigham, Boston newspaper.
man, y spending his honeymoon With bis
bride in carriage drive over the State.
Sir Richard Burton, who has at last com.
Melted his translation Of the arabian
Nights" says re has concluded bis LIES IA.
Dor.
Baron Mount-Temple, whose death is an
nounced. was The second son OF the filth
Earl Of Cowper. lie held several positions
In the British Government, and was created
peer in 1880.
Rev F. i. II. Pott, young Episcopalian
clergyman Of Greenwich. Conn.,, who went
out 10 China about year ago, has married
Miss 5. y. Wong. whose father was the first
Chinese convert to Christianity.
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rmperor,s Memorial Pamphlet.

lBy Auglo-Amorican cabls % tho DispaIch.l
BERLIN, October l9.-The solicitor for the
Freislnuigne Zeiiung has addressed TO the
authorities q protest against The seizure OF
Emperor FredcHck's memorial pamphlet.
The paper declares that Frederick gave bis
diaries 20 h.s cO1sort With full liberty 10
publish or otherwise dispose Of them, aud It
refers 90 the Empress Frederick as a witness
In n. hahllf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Chnmher Denutles.

by Anglo-Americau cable % tho Dispa'ch-l
PARIS, october 30 'emcnceau to-day, IN
speech addressed % a meeting Of the menu
bers Of TIE Chamber 81 Deputies belonging
totbe party Of tbc Extreme Left, commended
Prime Minister Floquets bill for the Ieyi-
SION Of the Constitution. Clemenceau I'M
piled that the Assembly charged with re.
vision Of the Constitution should have all the
mowers u constituents % the Assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
lexington Racrs.

ny t0l0FrnDh @ 10 DI1Da'01I
LEXINGTON, KY. October l9.-Fir,tr1ce-
I'VE furlon.s--Princess Bowling won
Queen oi Trunps second, Leoa third
Time, l:DfA.
Second race eleven siXteenthS Of a mile
UIndoo Criit won; Sportsman second
Marchburne third. Time. 1874.
Third rsce--oue mlle-Tlccfor won; Ca
'alpa second, Derochement thud. Time
Eijol.
Fourth race-oue mile and hali-siariers
Llvina Belle, Hypocrlte; Layina Belle won
Time, 800.
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s.., "a tI,s Peni,entiary.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispstch.l
NoRpOIK. October IA. Solomon Dey, VINO
SET tr, 20 and destroyed The barn snd other
hnlldinr, en- the Creen. Ridge farm OF George
A. wilson, in This county, about monin
AGO. WAS tried to-day and sent 10 The peai'
Tertiary for i've years.
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Eomr HIiIad.

[Bytelecrlph 70 the Dispatch-l
NEW ORLEANS, October ia special TO
the 1imes.Democrst from lloums. says !:
4 boiler in the WOOdlawn sugar-house
exploded to-day, killing one white man ana
three negroes and wOunding two other
mon.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

OCTOBER la-narket quiet Prime. Sc. AZ
ira prime, gAc.; common, isazsc; shollei,
gAa2kc; fs;tory nsi-pieksf. 8han 10
factories arc working toduced gangs, an2 orders
como 10 slow.
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usr,,s way or sabau,ng savasss.

Herr's way OF sabdusng savages-
DAVID G Kerr, the wethk1own newspat er
correspondent OF Brooklyn, who has already
visited re,riy every portion OF The globe,
will soon siari ier a journey through North-
ern Africa. Mr. Harris melbnd Of mesiin<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE No. October ~ Virginia consols,
&c asked: 70. 1870. 3 bid; do new Be, Ga
G5i.: Baltimore and ohio stock, s3aS; Cincin-
natl Washington aud Baltimore ists,99; DO. So,
a.a8sb; consolidated cas bonds. lJss 10 STOCK,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
The End Near az Hand.
nav telearnnh b the Dispalch.l

[By telegraph % the DispaF-A'I
WASHINGTON, October l9.--To- morrow az
I o'clock the first session of the Fhhesh
Congress will end, the longest e"ptlnuon.
session In the history o. nearly a century OF
CONGRESSES. hsyiug lasted 81 dns- Iha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

NEW York, October las. $. Cox. who
WIS renamiuated for Corgre by Tammany
Hall GA October l2ta, was tonight endorsed
by the County DelnoekAeas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

Ngw YORK. October 70. Cotton Yet receipts,
uOle; gross receipts, $3.50 bsies. fnttrrs clo,ei
barely steady; sales, $500 bales: Octoi"f,
~ 5gnfq1I; November, f95laf9js, pocrmDot.
586safa6s: January, ty.,aias1; February,
sgkfatg1. March, f9.9baf9U. April. t-nt.1
5000 Nay. $50 l5aSl0l5; june iV siasly'|''
Iul.. 10 .llllU B, Auguat, GlO.3 4slU.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

COTTON Rgpoa'

We quote. Fias. s2s)sSlT3 snpsrnne, s27ss
S2ss. extra. 81 soasA75: family, sisyl5o. patsai
family, eoUatry, Sa.75asAs5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

Do you suffer With estarrby You can "
cured q you take Hoods saIssp uhl., .ns
great blood pnrihsr- Sold pS su pSukkA1'>-
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The Yellow Fever.

tBy telegraph 70 inc BifpAEh'I
WAsHINGrON. October 49, Assistsnt-Sur-
geon Martin reports from Gainesville. Fla,
that there bave been sixteen cases and
six deaths from yelow-icver in that city, but
that 10 new cases have appeared since Octo-
Der 18th. DR.. Fox. a. ~ Augustine, re-
ports 10 The Marine-l l).ritsl Bureau that he
has made q thorough inspection Of ST. Au-
gusiine and that he found no indication OF
yellowIeyer. Or. Iiartigsn reports that
Orlando, Fla. is healthy and that he will
next visit Nissimee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

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tournament of t..FrD.- a.i tc re-
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1ut ELECTION.
There ie now tut oucsunirct ~ discussion
..r..aud that ls thr election. IoH dl-lntc-
.f.I observer. 81 auy such there hr. tlc
.uHI,rro OF tac politician, ~ both parties
r.. .iee,..Yf inpr RESPECTIVE candidates
..ull ,.,tainly Doc amusirg. have NOT yet
..,u a Democrat who docs not believe that
'.tt.udurI DO reelected. nor Rcpubn-
.. uin g.. mol. hc -a,.. confident TINT tbc
srlsuu Of Nuhm Henry Harrison wall
Do. lcEt President.
rCrNG.
|o form auy ide1 OF probabilities YOU
.t.t p' outside Of both plfte@, ai'd '"ht
Hc pulse "fthe ic" uupnnc'plfa men WHO
.. upon prcsid'nt'h aces as they 90 upon
Hy other sporting event. ma b't tu"li
....f not on sentiment uAi 'n purely bu~l-
.... p"iucpies. ~ they term H. have
....a WIN several Of these gentlemen re-
.l1.' aud find hat They are generally M
.r..t 10 b'icyc 'uat cleveland ana Ihui,
have To" hsld' u".N' """
't ~ Me election were TO come
81 tomorrow ttc issue would
decided IN Their favor without douOt'
Ht they sos with much truth That There Is d
f,td'H 20 De cone between now aod elec,
an.a.t, 1nd ihe question thsS tl'y are az
ni lyln- 20 ,'Nc ~ VINO ~ A".ut y" uo
There =. no 0o''l '''A. u''' I','" w!
'' collected nr-' sum oI money lI".u we
n''"'7 "i the ''u, iot w, PgI p,
8 iitchst'h2 votes "ud iN"l H' .'"',"H llo'
i'rd u huy the America" p''i " u 'N''
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN cosHxcTroH THgaswrTH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the Hsw York and Richmond
Stock Exchanges Grain, Flour, Cot
TOE, Neat, and other Quotations
lBr telegraph 70 the Dlspslch.l

- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October ia.-For
Ifll9 Virginia, fsir. colder. westerly winds,
f----Jwith cold wave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

DooK. AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID KxEcyrzp AT gaS plsrAfcR fkisg.
iAG Aousk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

RAND OPENING OF j. L. RABI-
N EKAU's, 1915 east Main. OCTOBER %, lSS
Come one, cone all Every one welcome. ALL
THE DELEGATES or THR SEASON SERVED
PROM > p. ~. 10 II r. 81 b. Of l. z. are respect
fully invited &c zj-lL'
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uoa.s- AsD Cow-FEEO. 4

TTAY, GRAIN. AND .Mll.L-fEED.
Ill We ara Offering choiea
nRAsy CORN BRAN tA
M vary lov agures. Phone 80
TliONas \ VIM q CO, feei.DesleFA
Mzrzhaii street. between ttita aud sixth
iystazn
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SAILED
RoRrog NEWPORT NEWS ocroSEE 10 1888
lBy reiagraDh.I
ARRIVED.

stesnship George Appold. Fields, ProviieDee,
and sailed Tor Baltimore. merchandise
SchooneVs WILSON and Hunting. New iofA' T"
schooner !. r Bayles. New York. To Loaf eoal.
sAuED.
steamship Pontiac. Bgosn. Liverpool, coaisd.
Tug Ocean Mag Win barge Marie, Boston.
coal -. -,
~. 1raIngton. DriEksslor, fr0ssdenee -ootA
loaded witt e1ai.
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mAxsSs,stELLIsENCE
FORT OF RICHMOND, OcFOBEs y, is'A


PORT OF RICHMOND, OcTOBEg -. issA
ARRIVED.
steamer WyAnoke. BoaL New YORK. mer-
chsndise and Passengers, George w. AllenS
Co., agents
stearsar wyanoke. Boaz. New York. insr-
chaDdise and passoBgcrs, George W. Allen q
Co. agents. a.
steamer ARIEL. peyo. Norfolk. merchandise,
psssengcrs United States mail, a., l. h. IaIain'
agent
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-06

Worthy Master-Beins appointed
by the Lecturer TO read an essay
hardly knew what 70 write, but a.
feel q great interest IN the tarlh que--
tjnn will say something about It.
When We consider that the theory
Of Cur institutions guarantees TO every
citizen thu iun enjoyment of all the
Il tit- of hi, industry and enter prise,
uill only such deduction a. may be
Hi, share toward the careful and eco
naH.eaI maintenance ot tie Cover n
meut. which protects him il i. plain
that Tire azseiiou Of more tlian this IS
iu1efau-lblc cxtn Jon ANA a culpable
betrayal al American faitae,s and
Justice
Tile farmer. afs4a esuat. except
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-06

whisky unless he wants Il. Itisall
nonsense about il being medicine. Ii
has slain ten thousand where Il cured
one il has made ten thousand gray
hairs where il has quiekened one im-
pulse whose mission dried a tear
But the man who pays 4 tax % pro-
tect the manufacturer of woolens PAYS
il because he cannot help himself. An
official ANALYSIS Of the last census dis
closes that Of the l7,S92,099 persons
in the United States engaged IN gain
ful work about IS per cent, cannot be
subjected to foreign competition, and
about 5 per cent, are all who can be,
or rather whose employers can
50 il seeins that five wolves are set
to protect ninety i've lambs in this
country, and they are doing il too.
not after the order If that shc-wolf
that sucked Romulus and Romus,
but upon the plan Of that gaunt lean
and hungry volt that prowls around
the place where Dante saw Judas
But Worthy Master, g that was al
the tax the people had 70 pay they
could shoulder the load, just like SUI
san dug the tatersp Thus YOU see,
they are robbed right and left, fore
aud att, larboard and starboard, from
Dan to Beersheba, through the big
gate, the little yard gate, the garden
gate, through the parlor door, the
kitchen door, the barn door, the crib
door, aud up aud down stairs gener-
ally. And to crow a il an the robbery
ia perpetrated in the name Of protec-
ton
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-06
ooNFEDERArE PENSIONS.

The Auditors office has received APP
plications from sixty-two counties for
Confederate pensions under the act
passed by the last Legislature. This
leaves twelve counties vet to be heard
from. The total number Of applica-
lions from the sixty-two counties is
ten hundred and forty-fve, being an
average Of nearly seventeen TO the
county II the counties 10 be heard
from return the same number. the to-
tai number of applicants for the State
will be about twelve hundred and
hfty.
The county board, have sent, as they
are required 10y law both the rejected
and approved applications. The State
Board has TO pass on the applications
during september, and it is probable
that not more than one thousand win
De passed. The Legislature appropri-
ated S2l. 600 Tor this fund, and provid-
ed that if there were found 10 be more
than seven hundred benehciaries the
amount appropriated should be dis
uibutcd equally among the number
Calculating that there win be one
thousand. the pro rata amount Of each
viii only he S2l If less than that
number the pro rata amount Of each
will, of course, be proportionstely lar
ger, aud il more, smaller.
The act provides that no warrant
shall be issued against the fund until
October lst, lSSS.
OF the counties reporting So far
those which have sent in more than
forty applicants are Lafayette, Smith
and Calhogn-the latter being the
banner county, returning forty seven.
Those sending more than thirty are
Choctaw, Copiah, Jasper. Ice, Nesho-
ba, Tippah Union
Those sending twenty-five aud more
are Alfalfa, Itawamba. Jones. Ponto-
Toe and Webster.
Those sending twenty and more are
Alcon, Chickasaw. Kenper, Prenii,s
aud Warren.
Those sending fifteen and more are
Carroll Clarke, Coviugtou, Kinds.
Lauderdale, Leakc, Newton, Noxu-
bee, Perry, Scott, Tate, WAY he. Win
Ston aud Ialobusha.
Those sending ten and more are
Benton, CLAY. Marion, Marshall. Ok
tibbcha, Pix. Rankin, and Tishomin-
60
Those sending five or more are
Adams, Claiborne, DeSoto, Franklin,
Grenada Hancock. Harrison, Holmes,
Law renee. Tallahatchie and Wilkin-
SON.
Those sending under five are Boil
var Coahoma. Greene. jefferson Lc-
dorc. SHarkey. smfower Tuuica and
Washington.
The loving counties only send
ouaapplicant each Coahoma, Letiore,
~unfower. Tuaica and Washing on.-
Ci8rou-lcdger
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-06
Chicago Ahead

Il was an old chestnut roasted
over on new pan. There were
only six or eight Of us in TIE par
lor car, and it was plain to us that
the lady from Chicago and the
lady from Boston had a hostile
feeling toward each other. sup
pose it was because the lady from
Chicago had the largest diamond
earrings, OF because the lady from
Boston had the most fashionable
bat BY and by the lady from
Boston leaned over and politely
inquired
care you -om the West"
aYes'm-Chieago.
Chicago? Chicagof Seems TO
me I have heard the name"
"And are you from the East y
queried Chicago.
Chicago reflected a moment as
if to relreshen her memory, and
then rang the bell for the porter.
When he came she slowly said
"Po-tah, awsk the eonduc-tah if
he has a map. ] want TO find a
place called Bawston."
And by o non-partsan vote Of
four to two it was decided that
/ Chicago was one ahead.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-06

Where 5, il has pleased the Divine
ller Of the universe 10 AXE from our
midst in the zenith Of his usefulness,
our distingu she'd brother, Capt. Put
Darden Of jefferson county, Miss,
Master Of the State and National
Grange. Therefore be ii
Resolved lst. That in the death Of
Bro. Darden we realize an iireparable
loss. Not orly T. the State OF Miss,
who was proud Of son so gentle by
nature, so accomplished as scholar,
so pure in social re, and whose chaf-
actcr was so adorned by eve chl's-
tan ue that take him an in all he
was gentleman in whom there was
NO guHe. We can but res .et the loss
Of such c,t'.eu as both a STATE and
national calamity
Resolved End That while we deep
~ deplore the loss OF our distinguish
ed brother. we confess a melancholy
pleasure "a holding up the many vir-
tue, mirowed upon the tablet Of his
fame a, worthy the emulation Of the
youth ofour couu
Resolved Bad. That we extend to
the bereaycd family of our worthy
brother the syupathies of thousands
of honest husbandmen scattered
abroad over the land who have been
benefited by the wisdom of his eoun-
sci, and who VII never cease to de-
plore his loss, white their prayers viii
go up T. God asking protection for
the widow and fatherless.
Resolved 4th. That in testimony Of
our high esteem for our deceased
brother we wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days
Resolved 9Th. That the secretal i
be instuc ed to forward a copy ofthat
resolu ion. to the family of the de-
ceased Also copies TO the New Far
mer CmcKAsAw MESSENGER and
IIous on Free South for publica-
tom
j. w. HAMILTON, Sec.
IIoulka Grange No. l35
d WILLIAMS.