Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-10-07

usHW OOuulys we uOpo NuC "CN
ed pairs cup Of life may be filled
70 Overlooking with Joy.
Married-On the 10th inst, at
the residence of the brides mother
in ST.. Mary's Parish, La, by Rev.
j. Wood, Gen. W. att MOye OF
Aberdeen to Mrs. Mary McMas-
tire, daughter OF Eliz sbeth Dancy,
formermrrly Of Northampton Co.,
North Carolina. May the bright
est hopes Of the happy couple be
realized.
Married.-On the LIST Of Oct,
by Rev. VIM. Slack, Miss Bette
LigOn to Robert M. Gill, all Of
Ohickasaw County. The Prairie
News returns thanks for the tasty
supply Of "gOOd thiDgs,"-'
specially that bottle, and wishes
every pleasure to the happy couple
whom q kind fate has united.
Alasl the destiny Of man. An.
other has ceased to live within
himseli,-the deadly dart Of Love
the silken cord OF Hymen have
fastened him, and he is,-married.
Truly tits life to love-but fatal to
be loved.
Married.-On Tuesday, 9th OF
Oct, by Rev. -, Miss Mary
HaughtOn, to Mr.. SherrOd Town.
send, all Of Chickasaw County.
Another has plucked the bloom OF
love, and twined it into q wreath
OF bappiness-anOther has found
the bliss beyond all that q poet
can dream is before he mar
ries.
"There's nothing half 70 sweet in life
As love's young dream"
Our devil, denies this, however,
and says cake and wine are tOler-
ably sweet.
A number Of hands are busily
employed on this end Of the rail-
road, grading and laying rills.
No iron has yet arrived.-West
Point Locomotive.
The Port GivsOn Reveille thinks
editors are better qualified for
military officers than other PEG
pie, because ''their appropriate
place is at the head Of the column.
The editor Of the LAGRANGE, Ga.
Reporter calls on his subscribers
for the WhereWithal to meat his
responsibilities. BE was "SOn"
struck last Week.-Mrs. q heavy
blOw-a "11 pOunder!"
A report having circulated to
the effect that IL the weather con-
tinues dry, the Fair will be post
pOned, on account Of the scarcity
Of water. We are authorized to
say It viii not be postponed, as 3
sufficient supply can be obtained
by the Society.
Once for ell, We say to sdver-
Using agencies, quack doctors, and
nOn-paying advertisers generally,
that you must pay In advance be-
fore ven insert your advertis-
ments, unless We know, or unless
you have reputation to recomend
you. We work for the ''hard,j"
and don't publish the Prairie News
Just for grandeur.
DIABoLIcAL.-Mr. Bruen In
forms ne that zone scoundrel plac-
ed 3 rail across the the, track Of
the railroad, Thursday night last,
somewhere near Artesla, which
came near throwing the train on
the track. Il vas caught under
the sscOwcatohsr'' and was with
great difficulty extracted,-delay-
ing the train about q quarter Of
an hour. This is the second IL.
stance within the last week.
Both times the obstruction was.
near the same place and probably
placed by the same party.-West
Point Locomotive.
ATLANTIC CABLE.-The London
Times, City Article Of the 10th nit,
says the condition Of the Atlantic
Telegraph is unaltered. The sig
mails. continue to be received, bat
are too uncertain and faint to be
ineligible. Occasionally g short
word Is given but never anything
approaching to q sentence. The
experiments made still lead to the
belief that the injury is near to
the coast probably within two or
three miles. The strong part Of
the cable, manufactured express
ly for the shore, has been shipped
from Plymouth for Valentia, and
viii be substituted Immediately
on its arrival for the ordinary
wire, which however well adapted
for undisturbed depths Is totally
inadequate to resist liability to
accident on the rocky coast.