The Chickasaw messenger., 1888-08-23

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Hawkins iew day- +ucc, aud icau-
ell with reerettIat tartv of yomg
men from Okolona. M-,.r- NJ ~
NJ. : and s.. wero 81 that yirinity
recently SHOOTING doves. ami Will
pa..ing thc rc.idenc- of q respectable
tamil, ou their return One II the
lpaty. Mr. Jim M- loafcd 70 ,he rear
and also Shot Z pet squirrel in the
rear, aml -afdv devored it for .lp-
/ per the -,n( evening. ThcoWiier oil
said ,quirfl was desirou. or PROSE-
cutting NJ NJ the killer, and .ccmed
Go De- atA los what 10 DO when told
the ca 4 was iu the jurisdiction of
: OkoBna, and would have 10 be tried
bc.Se his Honor the Mayor. who. il
6. fsid. sometimes shoots az doves
ltn~elf
We have had protracted meeting,
q fof SIX weeks near o.. and we hope
much good has been accomplished
bat the traits have NOT vet appeared
il /, hoped. however that the seed
SOW has fallen upon good soil and
that it will in due season come forth
aud 'Fe the steady oak, though II
+ clirl,s slowly, It ascend. onward and
upward towards the sky NOiwith-
standing and howsOmeycr. Judging
ifom a maiisteI.al standpoint and
repor,, gathered from newspapers
and other sources, the old Devil is
holding au even hand and is still
: roaming about this hot weather, with
q his collar unlastened seeking whom
he may destroy. II strikes us that
perhaps me old fe"ow" has formed
adds.." The most noticeable feature
of the result of the meetings. i, the
fact that our chickens have preferred
p the chole.a a. the safest uing for
their own welfare and are dy.ng by
the thousand, and wool is beginning
4 to ,prout ON he upper lip Of the boys
v while the bangs of the Young ladies
look woody from eating 50 much NUT
,3n lately.
1 Speaking of trust remind, ne that
our last Les.,la ire formed trust
on a great many things while endcav-
oring D serve us so s,renaou.ly last
: winter Onc item is tax ou Pub
II lic G'ls" oi $500 ON a ginner who
= pu's up 3D bales: suppose such a
gi"Hcr, last season, e;nned for 40 cts,
j. per hr1dred pounds Of lint, and thi,
Q season goes up 80 els. per hundred
y who pays the tC~y Suppose the
"cot. III weisher, who is taxed, goc,
. up little ON weighing cotton. who
lpays the tax; suppose "the butcher.
I who is taxed should knock on'a liitl,
IN paying for his yearlings, who pay,
the tax! md the m cr or ginner
'r TIE bu' her and weighers have a right
= add thri' p. 'ces 10 cover theil
. expenses as the merchant has to add
lOc, which they an do, 20 cover iheh
a eAper a., and then come, the "bagg.
Il ing ,aist.' tai iugOnc and a half ortwt
+ n lion, "om the farmer How long
NJ " it be- 4 this country i, owned
by a few people and the millions. oi
others Only tcnan,, on the lant o
: their Gore fathers, these thing, arr
= not s.opped, TIE only way we cal
- see out o. II Is for the farmers to JON
closely togetlier, sick together. 60 all
most naked and eat bread and milk
re un, ! we get So llus ahead snfiici
Ie ent 10 build orr oNl manuiacto es
q slip our own cot ll on bum it II w
= ike and bee independent of aay r'n,
of coordination. II is this or uo,h
~ ing IA few sho Neacs. 49,
r We had d Big base ha'l ga,hc ltca
us thi, wcck;anice large crowd o
At Spectators were present "a enjoy tn
"a plaving, bat as usual at game, in th'
De- couu ~ hohl sides talked at once
The Umpire quit on the 3rd ''' ng
n the rcfe re, coui5 ~ see il, and fin
il ally the thing broke mp in row
Ie which is very much 10 be regretted a
r. it il almost the only means of amuse
.. ment . the com. !, but this. like al
q 'ng- else, cannot be enjoyed with
ont law and order. discipline, whic
VIII alway, be the crowring fcatm
OF ,uccess IN az great undertaking
4 Napoleon found it indispensable an
It is just a, necessary in little thing
You are good fellows al Of You mic
n boys, but you'll never play base ba
i, until YOU leail 6, have some rcspc,
he for the ialc, OF thc game. Yours,
u. NJ.
F." Monroe county. Miss, Aug. II. -