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The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

OK last Sunday evening about sun
set there was display Of the most
Grand and beautiful meteorological
phenomena that we bavc ever wit
messed. During the afternoon
there had been II very heavy rain
storm, accompanied 10y loud thun-
der and most vivid and binding
flashes Of lightning, and at sunset
the whole eastern sky was black
with ragged rain clouds. Sudden
", through II rift in the western
clouds, the sun came ont with daz,
zling splcudor and lit up the black
vault OF the East with II most
strange and beautiful light. In
simultaneously, almost in II twink
ling OF an eye, II rain bow. the most
perfect and gorgeous that We have
ever witnessed sprung like a bridge
of pearl over the dark abyss. its
ends seeming to dip into the river
whose bosom, lashcd into fury by
the elemental war. was as black
and thrcatning as the clouds above
il, Around and above the bow,
outside the arch Of flight, the ragged
clouds rendered still more inky in
hue by the contrast, were tossed
about by contcnding currents of
wind, and cvcrand anon torn apart
10y dazzling flashes of lightning.
While all above and without the
bow, which was perfect semicircle
with all the colors of the spectrum
most clearly defined, was black and
tcmpcstuous as midnight, within
the magic ring the clouds were of
the most exquisite rose tint, which
changed with their shifting shapes
into all the shades of delicate Grim
son, carmine and vcrmillion. The
first bow lasted for five minutes or
more, and faded out only to reap
pear in few moments IN greater
beauty and lovcliness. The scene
on the river was peculiarly grand
and impressive, and attracted many
of our citizens to the bank. The
little white gulls which fly along
the surface of the water at almost
all times, were out in unusual num-
bcrs and as the sunlight fell on
their white wings as they sportcd
amid the bues of the rainbow, the
effect was indiscrbably beautiful.
The sun meantime was sinking in
II sea ofpurrlc, crimson and golden
glory which almost equaled the dis
play in the east. Altogether it was
a scene not soon TO be forgotten by
those who witnessed it.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

VIZ understand that there is tn
Dc a festival held by the ladies OF
Osccola for the purpose of raising
Il church fund in a short time. We
a.c not IA possession of the pari'c-
nlars. but learn that the matter has
,akcn definite shape and some OF
che most energetic and go-ahead
ladies of this cud Of the county have
taken hold of il.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

THE retail liquor dealers of Little
Rock recently employed Messrs,
Gallagher & Newton to apply for Il
mandomus to compel the state to
receive State Scrip in payment OF
the 500 license imposed on them
by the late Legislature. On Mon
day, Judge Whytock granted the
mandam"s, compelling the collector
only, however, to receive eight pei
cent scrip issued in 1862. I'm
mcdiatc!y after this decision, q
money ring was formed, that issue
Of state scrip corncred, and its price
advanced from filty-six to eighty.
five cents on the dollar in less than
one hour. We understand an ap-
peal Is TO be taken from Judge
Whytock's decision.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

THE Walworth trial was COM
plctcd cn Thursday and young
Walworth, the cold bloodcd slayer
or his father, was found guilty OF
murder in the second degree; which
verdict by the laws of New York
subjects the criminal to imprison-
ment for lite. He ought TO have
been hung, if only Cor the example.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

TALToN, very bad negro boy
who was raised 10y DR.. Hazard we
believe. went into Henry Gritlin's
patch ON last Wednesday ana
stole hoe thercirom. Henry got
out a warrant for him on Thursday.
and after summary trial. 4" Talt "
was locked up in the county Jail
for twenty days. He had on pair
ofpants stolen from Mr.. John Ilaz-
ard when he WAS arrested.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Fourth Of July orators, who on
yesterday declaimcd upon "Our
Forefathers II" The American Ea-
gle" and the Best Government
the world ever saw" Ohe Kellogg
dynasty to the contrary notwith.
standIng) all over the country, are
no doubt suffering to-day from at
tacks of brilliant cncomiums y
from q patriotic and enthusiastic
popalace. We hope they will re-
cover from the attack before the
cholera becomes epidemic.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

The most entcrprising man in
the news line N the South is our
old friend, Joe Locke Of Memphis,
Tenn. At his stand No. 236 Main
St., may be found the prominent
daily papers from every part of the
country, and complete epitome OF
the illustrated and pictorial litera-
ture the world. Our friends who
visit Memphis will do well to give
him call if they wish 10 supply
themselves with the very latest
reading matter of every description.
Mr. Locke takes subscriptions to
all the Magazines and Illustrated
papers ofthc country at publishers
rates, and will be happy to fill any
orders by steamer or mail.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Oxs night this week, Il 'croppcr'
OF the plantation of Cot. J. b.
Borum, named William Lawrence,
accomplished by his sistcr-in-law
named Rachel Brown. stole two
horses bcloucing to the colonel and
lcvantcd for the Missouri Iiue.
No steps have been taken to follow
them that we have heard of.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Tue Weekly appeal gives Mem
Vhis and foreign markets and has
40 columns OF reading matter. The
OscroI 4 TINES contains all Comfy
and Arkansas news and politics.
We will send both papers 10 sub
ecriicrs for 800.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

AN ice famine was imminent
among the saloon keepers on Wed
nesday and Thursday, but the op-
portune arrival of hogs head or
two from above set them all right
again by the "glorious fourth
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
GOLD & TRoUsDALE

MAKE money fast and hOnorably
by at once applying for territorl-
al right, (Which are given free to
agents. to sell the best, strongest,
most useful and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever used or recon-
mcnded by families, or buy one for
your own use; it is only 50. Sent
tree everywhere by express. Ad-
dress for particulars, a. Cateley,
Superintendent, Corner Greenwich
and Courtland Streets, New York.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

We returned from Dickinson's
Mills at too late an hour to-day to
lie able to make such a notice OF the
barbecue and festivities there on the
Fourth, rs we could wish. We
therefore defer it until our next.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

The osceola Baptist Church meets Saturday
before the third sabbath In each month. SER
wees by their Pastor, Ed. II. II. Richardson,
Saturdays and Sundays following.
The Methodist Episcopal Church South, holds
Divine Service first sabbath in each month
ii O'Clock, 4. NJ. Prayer mcrtings-erery
Thursday evening, O'Clock, 7. NJ.
The Presbyterian Church holds Divine service
fourth sabbath Of each month-ll O'Clock, II. M.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Plums are q drug on the market.
We have not heard of any water
melons, though there are general
" few brought into market by
the fourth Of July.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

NoTIcE OF MISUNDERSTANDING the
ensuing week the Editorial Rooms
pnd Office of the OscEoLA TINES
will be removed from their present
location to the Office formerly oc-
cupicd by DR.. Steele, on the levee.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

We have had several days of good
dry grass-killing weather, much to
the delight of planters in this
ncighborhood.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

MoDocsoLoGY is the latest acquisi-
tion to Webstcr's neutrality-suspicious.
definition see Capt. Jack on "Lava
Beds"
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Ma. OLIVER, of Mississippi COun-
ty, furnished the editor of the Mem
phis ledger with the first cotton
bloom.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

A darkcy walked into DR.. Fclts
store the other day and asked for
little improvIn' bark" to put
in some whisiiey to make bittcrs.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

That's where the boys fit for col.
lege, said the professor to Mrs. Par
tington, pointing to n school-house.
Did they? said the old lady with
animation. Then il they fit for col
lege before they went, they didn't
fight aiterwardy Yes, said he
smiling and favoring the conceit
but the fight was with the head,
not with the hands. Buttcd, did
they p? said the old lady.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

We have received from the de-
partment of Agriculture the month
" report Of May and June.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Buy n Wheeler a. Wilson Sowing
Machine, of. c. Y. Haynes, agent
for Mississippi county.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

FURNITURE. Furniture :! Furni
ture... Just received n large anC
complete stock Of furniture, cheaper
than the Cheapest.
GOLD & TRoUsDALE.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Capt. Jack denies that lie is the
author Of Betsy and | Are Out
and asks to be permitted to live
long enough to scalp the author OF
the slandcr.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Quick Sales and small profits is
our motto, if you don't believe i
call and be convinced.
ID. MATTHEWS & Soy.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

The stated communications of OsCEoLA
LoDoE No q, a. r. 4 A. Masons--will be OH
Fridays, on or before each fnll moon, to wit 4:
July 4th, August sth. Sedt. 5th Oct Sd, Oct 3lts,
Sov 2Sth, Dec. 27lh, all members are ordered Ia
ht in attendance If possible.
J. X. p. HALE, W. NJ.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

GUNS and ammunition at b. & BIS.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Have We town eOnstab'e.s I
so, who is hey II not, why not?
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
r. &c A j COL u M N
Special Notices.
MASONIC nIRECrORY

a The regular stated meeting Of OSceola
~M~R A. Chapter, is On the Thursday be-
~ fute I e lsi Saturday In each month. All
\R. A. Masons in good standing are iuyi-
ted 10 attend.
by order OF G. l.. MOORE, II. z.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

.xtsd ,lby IAu-f Lee en- b>-lres ~
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-09-21
Hhfenfnee,tIid,e RaIfufaticn:

Wesen grfrantuns oes Rutihers muBte
Der Ofienfnedt bas endoiee SSrdulein
ipa5ieren fabren, nah6em er Deriihert
bate, nit bem Jubrperf umeehen 81 tons
nen. @s eebt gut biz sur nd4iten Gtraa
benbieeuns. bier aber ihlus er nit ieiner
Ihbnen Gait nm uno miro pon bieIer fur
feline unseihidlihteit NIT 8ormlirfen
iberhduft. @eil aber tein llnalId se-
ideben, ertpibert er eana rubis: ~ til
gang gut eansen; penn i'd einen Wageu
nit Sol3 e'fibrt bdit', rluBt id's nieber
ouflaben, Shr aber trie9et BON ielber pie-
Der in Den RaIten."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-09-21

Die Saars tOmmen, bic Saare seb'n -
SIM 2eben ifg Allss eiteI -
Ginif fdnitten, 90 If gar oft ssideb'n,
Die eisb6en fie uns bonn SdeiteI.
Die Sdare fommen, bic Saare ssb'n;
Gs trdst iie gar mande SOlee -
Man6 @eib&en miibts mir pas Sefeb'n :
Sod bsnt' in Der RaipeI bon Golbs.
Die Saare tommen, bic Saars geb'n-
Ginf barrte bic Iiebs Rlsine
llnb Iaui@te auf unier 9iebesFeb'n
SIM trauIiGen @oHbsafGsiae.
0ie Saore tommen, bic $aare ssb'n--
Grobmutter pirb balb bic Rlsine,
@ir aber panSeln, Greunb, unb fsb'n
SIN sis'nen 9toubsnfdeine.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-09-21
Yo,t einert 3afgotte.
ausbem snsIii6sn bOngr.t CARTE
saIabOssaSati&s)

Ser fleine Gteinbalton, Der na9 elmer
beIiebten Sduidune fir Elm notbpenbises
3ubebOr 5u meinem Jeniter Gilt, lit fur
mid ihon ldnait eine Quele neusierisen
SniereiIes geneien. Oie Sbatlahe. bab
Die &auhbeit unieres Sommeruetters mir
ni1t aeitatten mill, mid ieiner tnehr als
elm ODER 5lpsi Wtal in feds Monaten 5lI
bebienen, dnoert an meiner 3uneisuna Sl
bieiem pioerlinni9en S4mudltiid niAts.
Gs pirft auF mid, tpie nod nieinent Wers
muthen oas BemubtIein oes BeiibeS zines
2eintpanorods ober elmer Nantineboie aui
einen Surhreiienoen tpirten tpirbe, tpelder
bic grinneruns an ben CONNER i'm Often
uno feline elorreiden Mus9Iei9unssmittel
nod niht pertuafIen bat - er lit eine
lururiDIe 8oriorae fir einen m5sIihen,
aber burhaus niht tpabrldeinli1en 5aIl.
SD wunbere mid niht mebr aber ole
Sartnddiefeit, nit tpelher bic 2eute i'm
WnaeIitht flimatilder unmbeli1teiten an
bieier arhiteftonilhen neberfliiiiefeit bdn.
gen. 9ie Balfone, auf 0enen 9liemane
| iibt, bic piajsas, auf benen ytiemano
herumidblenoert, iinb elm ihiibternes gnt.
aeaenfommen einem Rlima eegeniber,
6eiisn 2iimmelbaftiateit mir burd elm Sur.
| lihautragen bon Wertrauen jn beihfDidbtts
gen perInhen. 60 ldhsrlib bieier Mnblid
3u alien 3eiteri lit, lit er es bod ME mebr.
als in Der 6ben 3wii1enaeit 5miihen
5pnnenunterQang un0 Dunfelbeit, trenn
Der i6rile pfiff Der Gabritpfeife Die sanS,
barte unbeha9lihe Mrt oes Rlimas IN eirer
| t6nenoen Musbrud 5uiamnlengetabt au
haben iheint. Oenfe man iih baau bis
Griheinung zines ooer 3tpeier 6uB9dneer
bic offenbar su Ipdt gum Glen fommer
nnb IN Der rpiosrbaariasn 9ufteinen bitterr
Wori1mad bss MiIlfommens foiien, bel
| He 5u Sauie ertpartet, unb man bot Elm,
Der sep6bnlihen Musiihtsn BON meiner
Bnlfon, pelde ben BaltOn ielbit ld6erIit
madt.
gber tpie i1 mid 10 heut Mbenb - einsn
Mbenb ppn ieltener Treunolihteit uni
Sh6nbeit - iiber iein @eldnber lebne uni
suiehe, tpie Die fsuriee Mihe meiner Gigarr'
| in Die aberunoartiee Onntelheit brunter
fdlt, bin i6 geneigt, Niles I'm porhsrgehen,
ben Mbinnitf 5uriid3unebmen, obwohl q
mid einige Wtiibe fDltete. feline tDflihl
8Dsbeit ausJufeilen. SD berinaa ieIbf
einise Melooie il, oer Mniif Bti ertennen
lpeltbe unregelr6Big rno itobmtiie bon
Ualfon bes WuIeums in Wartet Stree
! fDmrnt oblpobl nlnf i'm Nlgemeinen breif
barf, boE bic Wuiii aIIer Mu,
| ieen, Wtendgerien unb Wereiter6uben itarl
! binuntergetnmmen i'll - rermutblim Ourd
lum8ang nit ben 3bieren. 60 milb uni
lpeih 1T Oieie Mtu1oipb6rt, bab ih auf Der
benodborten Nalfonert uno pia33as bal
4 Megldffer D0tl eirem rlhpr smei hrlfen 4fei,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-09-21
pie politifAsn Grb(bleiGer.

SEPT, msiat ibr, babt ibr's, tuie bic aartsn
fallen!
Rrcnprinsen trdumt ibr eu6 in gdterbau.n,
Das SoppsIipitI fduet tpicOer an.
BUR SGIafmiib' fdneibsrt ibr bic GrieoIore,
IlnO e. bem aunO fie i6isf Iist auf bsm Sbre
aabt ibr ben peifsn 8ipfeI bran.
erbf&Iei1er erh BEL Der geriaiDsrbanbe,
Erbi&Ieider bel Der @spubIit, uub Sdanbel
grbl6Iei@.r bel bsm Better beut'!
Sbr pabat, ba5 elm Sabrbunbert sins bsr.
loren,
anb ba5 elm Bon sur Grsibsit srft sebOrsn,
SsIbF i.inc srObs &1at bersut!
Elm aSnio, bort tbr, tOnnt' ss en8 bsrssiien,
DAP eu.r Sonpt auf ieinem SbrOn sefeiisn,
Den 8oItessunF gum Serrf6er for?
@odt i'm @epiFen eu6 tsin lsifes Diabuen,
Dds burd ben @abripru6 cures iGIausn
Nbnsa
Gein gnbsrr Sbron unb 8opf rerlor.
Die gtbeIlion, bic ,inf In idluu9er Stunbs
Den Rnb ertrus bon eurem Suoasmunbe,
Der Mutter lpeit ibr in's 6eiidt.
EaIb ,iprinst bonn 8oben iie in Boifen prddtie
Sis fabt bas Sdpert, bas iieasepcbute, ma&tis
llnb ruff su9 au: eu@ Tenn i'd niGt!
Gis srobe ehse bon ben stpei @etpalten,
Die in bsr Sdpebe slsi6 bic @ags balten,
Der riTet ibr ben Sdleier ab.
GIr Disiss Cine mag eu& Granfreid baufen:
gorb.i ia isst ber feisen Setter Sdpanfen -
Sbr srubt benz SuFsmilieu ieia @rab.
@is iidb b.r srcbe sfampi Guropas idli6tet,
Die Greibeit OOer Waat ibr ieiO seri6tet
Sbr ieib ssbranbmartt ibr ieic toot.
G.un aaf bes 8ampies neu erldIoN'nsr
8abuen
I'm Grausrei9 rins,n MIR nod spsi be-
.8 GaR Gabnen,
Dis cine tpsib. bic anbers ROTH
am @alenise, IT. aus. 1878.
@ @ottfrieb 9inteL
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-09-21
aaiier Wilbelu an ben gdab.

On ban Diamanien bic naense,
Saf Mles mas Menf@en Begebr,
Dn baft Ia ben btaben Rsuter,
Wsin G&db9en, mas nilR Ou nod msbsl !,
ltnb Deinsn sutsn Nenter ''.s
@irb faIIea es niAt isbr fhner,
Dir maiIenbaft GsIb su osrf&aifen,
1ssin e3abGes. mas pilR Oa nod msssi
Sn Deinsm berrri@en Sarem
SaR Dn sin ea15ss eser
Bon f46aen Berlineriansu.
1esia eaab4sn, pas pilR 81 md msbrl
uait Dsinem sabn.ri@Ia9tsa
pan Ou mid sedrosfs sar fsbr; 81
Du ban n,eine 8immsr be-f&anst,
aastsa g a5ta, paS issIIa Da no6 ma5rl
eaf frsnnhli& mid ~ Dir esTaetz 'l
Dad fjr&ts Did nnr nl&t q fe5r 81
81 nerbs sepi5 ui&t nmsssu,
! xl1la e4af l1 t6lgp M s M
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meibeffunsen.

Nir ift 70 nobI In ftillen Stunben,
@eun an bsm tDsitsn Simmels,eIt
Der Wtonb bonn Sternentrauo umpunben,
Das Aa nit Gdmmerftrabl erbellt.
Gs ihpebt in feisrli4er StiIle
Der Self bsm Strom bss eidtss nod
lIno buIbiset in ieI'ser GiiIle
Dem eu'eea Glana cem @elt.ntag.
MNir 1T 70 tpobI in itilen Stuubsn,
@enn Der Grinn'runa Nelobien
gon Sagen iinsen, bic sntidpunbsn,
limb rubis milo bic 8ruf our6sieb'n.
Si. pedeu beiIise @sfiibIe
Nit iiiben 9aubcrt0nen auf
llnb mabnen in benz 8e@leIlpisIe
An unisrs aebeus Tiidt'ssu aauf.
Wir if 70 tuobI in itiuen Stunben,
Bsnn eisbe in Der fyerns tpeilt,
limb ibrer eebniu6t tisfe @unbsu
Des @isbsrisbeHs Gbnuns beilt.
Die SesIe tpieet auf Iti4tsn SdDinssn
Sid in benz buft'sen 6riecensbain,
SO 9ieb' unb Srens ii6 umiGliasen
So epis ppnnisem 8ersin.
n
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Die GuttdufebHna.

Nd jieb' bod, 0ttiIie, BEN Idbnen
Mann, Der uns bort enteeeenfommt, gan3
mein @eihmad; frdftise Gieur, buntIer
0olIbort, romiihe Waie -, ipenn er ms
bod onlpre1en nollte y - .Mber CLARA,
,penn ber es lit. Der ioebei, an ilns poriber.
alma, 10 beereife i'd Sid nibt; Der Mann
iiebf etuas reoueirt aus + - .Du meinii
Die Gorberobe I? Db, barauf gebe ih nihts.
Mber pabrbaitig, er febrt nm, er tommt
uns nod, lab uns Iangiamer gehen, mir
tpollen ibm Geleosnbeit geben, lib uns 3ii
ndbern - iiill, er fotan,t." - Serr:
xpoben sic nig Su banoeln. alte Rlsioer,
alte Ghnb. b....g"
werIiuer Mib perleusaet iid ME anb
iinoet of Elm Wort, lbds fein 0elebrter er.
Griibela fbnnse. Gin Sunee iuurbe atl
einer Gb0uAse In Der sadhe Der pauptItrabs
uoit einem Wranoer, bsI{tn Magsil 0e,
rdni4los einber0Iitt, btifdhs iibeffdbren.
Gr rtttete fi1 nit siusnt fjibntn Gtiten'
iprnng, ridtete lid brobeno nuf, erfanltt
tDjort ttinen Wtntil HIb risf ion, ;;ssisriH.-
:ssS ssss eher nisliaatnnen lBDrte
nadb: Der DeibeI III Soden!~
Gin 6dbIimer bebouptete nit 6ortnd.
1ieteit: er lei In 5einer Sn9enb Elm isti
l4bner Rndbe aewslen, ober bic miisyotJet
8iotsaes t6tlta I'm tsttosihh
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Gin 8eitbilS.

y2iebes Rinb. id wilnide ber Tran yro<
feiiorin meine aufwartuns all ma4en,mels
ben Gie ben Doctor Nir."
(prOfeiiorin, tpelhe Die Sreppe i4euert):
xSie ftebt Dor Sbnen."
.5ie ider5en pobl, 3leine! Die Dame.
tpelhe ioeben bas Saus perIieB, mar uobr
bic ssrau profeiiorin p
rDas mar rneine Wasb, bic 6eute ibrsw
ausbeoungenen freien Sag bat.@