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FJ1t IA N sad thing for 'ttife sun 10 90 down. ut
noon !; light so soon To expire: follow
so suddenly! Young Life cut off Unexpectedly can
sosrow 10 surviving friends In the sweet hopes and
,csnsolatfons inspired by the gospals EpWAHD ~;
FERRY, son OF Mr.. A. j. Berry, Of this CITY: aied
az Nebraskg In the county OF fppomarIo1. IS dE
abort and painful Illness 18th OF July, ISt5
lie had nearly reached his twenty year. " 1
q strange land, Tar from friends ana lne nome VI
HanptIy his neraaved friends have The consofanon
to fuow that ne died trusting in 1.-The currency
fne.-f and with the good hope OF blessed lmmor-
taIity, This robs the grave OF its gloom, ana
light on The folds Of the cloud that Eangs over ms
distant grave! $50 Lrs .y-s s...sg. 80 sss5tl5.}
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At the same time It is proper to say that
EX-SENATOR Johuston's lettet] hss been con-
densed, and spoken of with hearty approval
by msny papers Of the State, SO THAT prac.i.
caiiY we have ampIesupport in our opposi.
tlon to the Tom Scott Invasion. Norfolk
Landmark. ~
Come, neighbor, name few ont OF the
sfnany." We are anxious TO know whether
the letter meets with any favor of the line
sef the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road.
That road seems TO look upon the Southern
Tesi1e road as one that is likely to do 1t Ia.
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A Portsmouth correspondent Of the No
tional Republican objects to the recent re-
union ofthe Third Georgia regiment at Nor
! folk that it was not open to negroes! That
would hardly be an objection with white
man.
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Ex-Governor JoHN T. HoFFxAN, Of New
York, has been interviewed on the financial
questions. He stands fairly and squsrely
upoa the Wall-street platform.
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f,rsAF1Fs.

Did. ID Hlda,esex eehntya or .lies sher.ing III
the l7ib. HELEN 1hfant daushiefsoI sSa
Wr1er ygneraI will sakE place from sfe 1encs III
n X. BaIs, 40 west Clny stset, at 4oee'ock IN
18th. 80 80 ..S.5sI
Died. at Rayensworth: Fairfax County, Vs., M
"A p. and aIary Tabb Lee aged one year ana iouf
days ~, - II. I ff..sE.sr
rSed. augusts7ti. ut her residence gin P1ttsylya-
sfs enunry. Mrs. L. p. COLES, widow Of hon.
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r. Editors Dispatch: Your severe com ments
on Mr. Lucas's poem, and the sketch OF
"Glendower !" by Mr. Almond, do both
these gentlemen some injustice. II their
literary efforts were rated too hight q
lavish praise was bestowed on their produc-
tons far beyond what they merted-the fault
lies elsewhere. The professors are not inno-
cent. The press aud people, so ready to ap.
plaud when scholarship approves, should be
heard saying to themselves: /" You did your
best, for which we paid you too high compli.
ments, but that is no reason why you should
be abused the fault was ours; we should
atone for the harsh criticism we have
evoked, and hope you gentlemen will dis.
regird the censure you have borne, which
ascrbed to you pretensions to exalted merit,
when more charitable conclusions should
have taught us your own estimate Of the
distinction to be awarded was Of very
moderate and most unpretendng character
Strange that the subject on which human
nature is most sensitive should be that or
which criticism delights to exercise its mos
singing objurgations. The custom is IN.
kind and barbarous. The day is by-gone
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sTa.sss RIcHMosD, VA, August a, 1875. J..
N1HE FESTIVAL HELD AT TIE Sc.

Byrd street between First and Second streets, on
the 9in,i 10tn,A and 11th Of August. under The
auspices of the ladies OF the congregation, was
patrOnized by some of the -drst white fanilies OF
This city We realized after MI expenses were dis
posed OF, THREE HUNDR ED AND sIxrxtSISE Dot
turnorr Ihanks to our sister churches and friends
I'm general k4f
The FESTIVAL was under the charge Of ": u.
JOHNSON and Others. E.z. ia - 40 lo-lrst {:
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~DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some or our
best dentists, CARBOL1C MOUTH WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts rs a
complete disinfsctdnt TO the odor caused by de-
cayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell and
TASTE Sold in bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fel 10 919 Main street
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PERSONAL.

DERS MY SON, JOHNNY
i HACH, eight years. old, light hair, was lost
the kind of clothes he had on. ANY information
of him left at my bakery, in Rockets. viii be re-
warded. Ian 1S-ltf1 JUN HAIL. 3
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1.-THE mind, that very fiery particle,
Can be snuffed out BY an article"

Where is there such a paucity of poetic
talent-a dearth- Of high literary attainments
in Virginia. No sooner flower is seen than
the sickle of criticism cuts it down. Instead
Of encouragement and appreciation, which Is
all poet seeks, and in common amenity is
bis due, he meets fusiilade from the
press that throws damper on his
hopes and probably eXtinguishes his aspira.
tions. The University OF Virginia should
foster high poetic power, because it is the
soil from which springs original and iude-
pendent thought. The great masters of
painting were once pupils, and sought not
only to equal their preceptors, but afterwards
to excel them in their achievements in the
studio. So with our youth !; they should be
made to feel it is expected of them to begin
high culture where Everett and Ruskin have
reached. They ought to cultivate style that
will be eclectic enough TO contain the trea-
sures of the past and add to our English
Ianguage-a grace and beauty hitherto un-
known. If we claim our University to be
among the firston this Continent where are
our TyndaH and our Tennyson? A. S. .
Caroline county, August IA, 1915. -
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ufy. Blu, we cannot see why. The ivy
roads ought to be feeders The one soi inc
other. And the friends Of the two sofight 70
be The friends of one another. sg y
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THE ATTENTION OF THE PRoPRI.
Il :ETORS OF the several Virginia Springs, Wa.
tering Places and Ho,els IL called to my large and
PLATED GOODS, ana CUTLERY, sriitah,e FOR
their use With experience OF ten years catering
to their wants lam satisfied that can give satiS.
faction. large assortment OF Refr,gerafors, Wa.
ter-Coolers, and ce.Pitchsys, always on hand.
Also full line OF China and Granite Ghsmbsr sets,
Decorated and white as we'll as rin Chamber Sets
In great variety, JAMES w. GIBSON,
my 40 1907 Main street, Richmond, va.
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ROARDINa AND LoDGHNG.

uAVING RENTED THE RESIDENCE
IL Of Mr. JANIS LYONS corner Of Sixth and
Grace streets, l SHALL OPEN il to BOARDEkS
on the LIST OF SEPrFMBER. The house Is in per-
feet repair: most of The rooms beautifully FUR
nishcd. There are three large bathing-roors, and,
in short, every accessory 10 comfort Persons
desiring DAY-BOARD will find large and elegant
6ining-room on the first floor. n admirable cook
is already secured, and all ARRANGEMENTS are being
made to insure guests luxurious home.
au 1856 MILDRED G. CARRlNGTOS.
BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT sos
ID Franklin street. nearly. opposite the Square.
Handsome chambers, second floor; dreSsipg-rooms
attached. Also comfortable FURNISHED ROOMS
for gentlemen. 3 au 13-eOd1m
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NJ NJ NOTICES ON PERFORATED
BOARDS at 15c.--some entirely new seIee-
~ lions; - - - -.
HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT FRAMES for fra
rntng--some nj 60c.; f,<3, #:SftS s. .eti
EMBROIDERY SILKS for working notices In oil
shades at LEVY BROTHERS,.
COATS'S and CLARK'S SPOOL-CofioN,1oc '
-. ,ovan. ~-----------.-c.--.-"-- al IL
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REMOVALS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REMOVAL

CE-PAINT-SHOP REMOVAL.
n .. JAMES NJ. CARTER, ..s~ $3.50
HOUSE. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
takes occasion 10 inform his patrons and friends
and the public generally that he has REMOVED
his place of business 10 no. 81 NINTH STREET,
Three DOORS FROM MAIN STREET.. With
grateful thanks for past av0rs he trusts by avaiiDg
himself of every effort to please, to continue 10
emily their confidence and merit share of public
patronage. Orders solicited for banner AMI Design;
Ceilings specially. Glazing, &C., at short notice.
and prices 10 suit the times. No. Sk Ninth
STREET. three doors from Main street.
au 1876 j. MONROE CARTER.
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3. sIsEGrA,I N,.lfla1CEs.

MI CHEAPEHT Five hun.
- drsd gsd6zen swiss MIJEEsIN RUFFLH as. well
Iaaae and good ssyle, at zoe. per dozen worth
SOC; ss8
500 dozen SWISS MUSLIN RUFFLEs, With lace
h eJges. at Acc. per dozen worth 81
A large variety OF RUFFLING BY The yard at great
bargains; II ~ IA u stes. 81
5000 pounds three, fotr 9ands 6ye.siranttUN-
BLEAcHED. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t-- 35c.
ner rourif az LEVY BECTHERs.
| caRPET.wARP, mn eofors. sR14
io ME- PIQUEs, PIQUEs, PIQUEs, AT
! o,,.sae bargains. ut LEVY BROTHERS..
10 aTs,s and CLARK,S sPOOL.C OFT ON, zoe
per dozen. aa =
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Me- La E SHA ANDr.
SACQUES at . great sacrifice 10 Close ,ba..
WHlTEard C0tORED SHETLAND "a I'm . ne 2ut;;
@st Tau III SYCLE BRoTHass.s,
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GROCERIES,, DC.

HANS! -HAMS!-GlLBERT & CO.'S
LII SUGAR-CURED BLUEGRASS HAMS, in
canvas. very superior; also, BRIDGEWATER
FAAIiLYIFLOUR, null supply III store, and
every barrel warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
For sale by ' T.. &c .. WORTHAM s. W. :
TO, l-Ofo tc2 yv
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FH CAMBRIA ENBRoIDERIEs. Cor
fo TON In all styles, very rbs,o :.
au II SYCLE BROrHEsps, a.
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NC VICTORIA LAWNS. SWISS yr,s
LlSS, sTARLATANS,. .LACE-sTRrppn IT," u,s,
LiNS, PlQUhS, PLAIN and CHI Eek "a Z, aSS-
SOCKS, marked down 90 per cent nj = MAIN
an II iHs sYELE BROTHERS,
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3 Ar LARGE STOCK OF MoURSISc
GouDs~sach as Australian Crepe, BS,ossl,ss.d
Sc sn n IN GFape MsTI si'
aul a7syCLE BROTHEpss at
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q spEssyIAINorfCka

FH- BLACK AND col oREr, sI1 Vs =
80 DUCED In price =: -. z - >ho RE-
.BLAGh.ALPACASch cheaper than ever n
auf1A sfCLE BROTH bo.a-.
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A Word Of encouragement.

Richmond, Va, August 16, 1875.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
Administrators Sale of Real ES.
tate.

Pv virtue Of n dccrac OF the Probate court Of
Mississippi county rendered at the April term
1873. in the suit wherein 4. II. Haynes 60.
were plaintiffs and John u. Driver administrators
ofthe estate n + Bennett dccea-ei. Na- de.
fenddTt, | will oder lpr sale nj the door Of the
CLERKS Office, an ,bS town of Osccola, Ark, be-
tween the houls Of 10 m and p m, on the 2iih
Iay vt october lsih. to the highest bidder ep .
credit Of three months, the following DESCRIBED
land iug in Mississippi county Arkapsqs to-wit;
SEC land " AsN u Sec. Z IL township
70 Range . east \ see. 3iA cas, =
srt - Nnw Incl. rec 81, Ssw sec -, &
INV a SEE % all In Township II North, range
aeasf
All of said land said subject to the widows dow
cr aud the homestead rights Of the minor heirs
of B. L, BeGnctt ~ to the y NV sSw a sw
!, of see S township II rtngr9. The purchaser
Of said land l. required to give bend with ap-
proved security and lien retained On same for
payment ofpurehase mo ey.
sept ~. lsiO JOHN Il DRIVER,
Administrator estate B. y. Bennett decd
q. W Ihomason atty.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
"a THEGREAT CAUSE
~ Human EIisary.

Just Published in sealed EHrelope. Price
SIR cents
lecture on the nature, treatment ard radical
cure of Seminal weakness. or Sp'rtuatorhUa,
inducrd by self Nhuse, Involuntary Emissions.
inputeGoy, Ne, yous nehhhv, and lIUpcdiments
10 Marriage generally; ,ons unpnon. Epilepsy,
aud IT.; Mental anu Physical lncupscitv, Sc,-
r. RpBERT j. itLNGHOELL, NJ. ~, author
OF the "Grcen oCs, &c.
The world renowned sHthor In this adnu. able
lscgEfi slrsTly prp' n from his Dwn experience,
III Il the awful c.'nsequ-nces of self Hburt may he
e,fectusliy reinIyed without mediCinr, ami with
ouI dungeons sur -tcal operatlous. b"ursies, In
stTunisntr, rim, or Cor ais pointing ont a mode
OF cure at once certain aud ,hrctuai 10y which
ryety suh,ssf. no matter what ~. condition may
he MAJ care himself tLcaply, privately, ard
radically
mt Lecture will prqte boon TO thousands
and thousands.
sent under seal IN lain envelope. TO any ad-
dges-, post paid s 81 !. stpt Of siN cents or tive
- 20 Srm SmAS, = KIIsh SEQ,
| w re~sfs' Ns" ros' ofhee eox $50
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
Crittenden County Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER.

Johr n warcencr and his wife, Plaintiff
Sallic Vaegsner.
W.. SCrit'd'n c. CT
oliver p Lvl-s, Wm. T. Cho.s
and Others, Defendants
The defendants, James REnwutng. Aonigo-
merv p,s.wuing. Incy iioe Browning. A. Y
fat,s nd his wife. Mcfiits j. Nates. and pora
!. nrow aing. William ~ ~ >svs ard Ns6 ".
Stokes he wiirssre pa,q-d 10 appear IN this
court within thirty days aud plpa al answer to thu
original oil flied herein hy th- said John II Wag
gener and the sad >alli. Hsggencr nj. wife, and
als, the amended bills aud the amend d shd sup
Elemental bills fled IN salt Gauss by the plaintiff.
J. II Maggcner and >sllie W -ggcucr his wife
II W. LEWIS. urrk.
Oct csri. tsst. II. G l.. Lyle, dpty.
Printers fec ts, -
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
Important to Agricultarists-The
Emperor William" Cabbage.

We have received from Egropo limited guam
iity of Emperor Wilhsm Cabbage ;, eel, which
produces solid heads ofCshhSge, the sue OF tn"
mouih OF -four barrel and larger These enor
nous cabbage. are raised with the most ordinary
gultyatiup. in ans climate, and at present prices
doubt, the ordinary ont is realized from their
prGauetion. In traHspsnlng flUm the seed. great
care should ,e used 10 give snticiert space Tor
growth. package sent TO any address, post
one address, - cents Eight packages -, Ad-
dress. enclosing stamp, FELiN CLAIRE X co,
az East 18th Street, New York.
Please mention the name OF the paper you saw
this in. sept ls-6mo
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
WV. X. YoUNo, Sec'y.

Lord Bacon, toward the end al
his lite, .aid tha, li,tle ms.isring
OF PHILOSOPHY would lead n NAN 10
atheism but that n thorough know
ledge OF II would lead man back
again to q first cause, and that the
first principle Of right reason Is rc.
liglon. "Aiter ali my studies and
inquiries, he seriously processes,
81 dare not die with any other
thoughts than those taught by the
Christians faith
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.

General Pillow, ma 10 ter decllI.
ing an invitation 10 deliver an ad
dress at tho Charleston, No. } Fair,
deals with the financial question in
IN sbls and fearless manner, and
himself squarely on tho demo.
ltic platform.
WEasoS, Miss, has a cotton and
tool factory, running four hundred
looms. twenty thousand spindles,
and employees 6vo hundred opera.
tives, and making as fine cotton
goods rs are made in the New Eng
iana factories.
osr TuorsA>d i, offered
as Premium By the business men
OF Mcmpiis, for the best bale ofcot.
ton OF this years raising. Premium
open to competiliop from Missis.
sippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and Al,
sbama. The cotton to DO delivered
on or before the first day of March
1876. The premium bale is to be
sent to the Philadelphia Contcnlal.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
To Miss Bette S--n

IrecoiVri your letter, Il arrest friend,
Which reached me b. Forest to day,
! thought some lines TO append
Asihc FALL rmr was FESTIVE AyD SAY.
Much love 10 thee deaip.t pgitr,
We hope that thou .rt hlcst-
is the wish of thine own Lc,tir
Thy school mate ut It. Agnss.
oh. when will meet thee Bctiirs
70 greet tee with sll my lO,g,
with hi =, irom thy Letuc
Dearest Bette, whom love.
Thy seat il vacant, dear Bette,
No 'Spcck" shall darkcn thy -ky,
For the ioyc of lhine own Lrlte
VIII cast all cloudiets by
Come again, my dearest Bette,
With Thy heart bird like, 81 free,
ST. Agnes hatha stray Lamb
Whrn thou art away from m-
Com. lack aga n, dearest Bette,
Tho no 'lBellc,,' .hop hasl the Key"
OF Iettir's dearest secrets
who IL pinins here for thee.
IErTIE.
St Agnes Academy, Oct. lat 1873
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
TINES.

Org friends yhovfavor us with
jtcV!yoi news. inithmaIion, or other
correspondence viii please bear
~ mind the followin" rules.
WnlTg osLy os, osE SIDE OF THE
PAPER, This rnie. is imperative
aud we will hereafter pay no a',fn-
tion TO letters written ~ both sides
OF the sheet,
hs BsIls, state what you have
70 say in the fewcst possible words
Sryp US NEws: We want facts,
not disquisi,ious, morl'S'ngs or
-socec,ions on them. Above all
things, pcs'r wniTr UNLESS i"r
U4yE sasETuisG TO SAY.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
Executrix's Notice of Sale of Lands

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the under
signed ~ ENerutriN ut the iast " ~ aud 1osta-
mont Of james n E'lrington, dec d. viii make
sppical ~ 10 the Probate Court OF Mississippi
Luanty, Arkansas, al the January term thereof,
tor the year lS.G, for an orlc' 10 sell tae north
rast quarter and west hall oi the sou past puar-
ter ef section t19l twelve. in township 0.) thir-
teen. north Of raCgc dul tan, cast, containing
li2,l one hundred and twenty acres of land (;
eight acres. more or -, IT, the northwest cor
net Of the south west fractional quarter ot -rc-
lion 81 ia township H. north Of T. agc ln riey-
en- east aud lots number 50. -. - a. d ~ IN the
town ui tsccold, being ART OF the cll Estate Of
sud Estate, for tht payment Of debts. al peg
sons Interested IA suie Estate are notified 10 come
forward aad ieslst said application II they see
proper NANNY A. !.DRlNtGtN,
FxeCu'riN II j \. tdriug.on, decd.
oscrula, AK oct, IL, 1875 y
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES
Tne Eiae Arts.

-Four Beautiful fine oil Chromoe, 7r9 snd
one 9xl2. sent for 81 cents and six, size 7y9 and
six 9Xl2, s'nt fnr 81; on a full family Port Folio
Of 100 oil and Gem Chroinos, all d, ,sigds, very
ine 81. our chromos are fap s.mile reprodac-
tish- of the choicest works If ,hr great Masters
and pronounced by Connoss.urs equal 10 the
Oiilinl OIL Paintings. Our scriVtnral seems
Landscape :, Rocky Mountain scenes. saa Views,
Fruits and Flowers. Designs, Sc., are meeting
u-tih greet favor.
800 De,acumauie pictures 80 cents; large
mixed, various Minds. a. or |, 800 for $500
Satisfaction guaranteed, Catalogue " useful
art cics sent on receipt u stamp Address, en-
closing price. in registered letter or Post office
order, with III er cent stamp for return of
20. dis 10y mail, FELIN CLARE 40, Dealers
Ia iii Chrumos. &e sz4 hast lis street, y.
&C. Please state the name % the paper you
saw this ia. septis-Gm.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance OF n decree Of the Mississippi
Chcuii court, rendered st the September term,
lST2 In the suit therein pending, wherein John
I Driver administrator of the estate of John
Jones was pl.inif and Thomas y Cheek ard
ganries Bowen were def, Bdants ! will. at the
door of the clerks office, in the town of o-ceos,
ARK on Monlay. the 2Sih. day OF october,
1875, offer for sale. to the highest bidder on a
eecnit OF three months the following described
land lying In said equity and state, and descrb.
cd ~ follows, 10 Wit The : g. +. sec. ,, and
the u. e. sec. TO- in township Ia, range II east
said land suld subject " tbs dover OF the
widow of the late John Jones decd.
The sale to take place within lsviu hours; and
the purchaser required To give note with appro'-
ed surity for purchase money, and a lien re-
tanned Tor payment Of same,
JOHNL DRIVER Admir-.
scps.-u. G W. rI1MNscN, AIRY
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23

Tns following lass are sen, us
for publication, by Let,ie. We
bavo not the rcmotest idea who
Leiiie is; but from the name, we
imagine she is Iretty, at leas, that
rymes, and Of course Just suits the
"Timcs." OF her poetry, we are
nnabio 10 judge, or criticise, even
were we disposed 70 do so, as our
Poetry. grinding machine is out OF
order; besides, tho note which &C.
companicd IT was imperative in its
tone aud left rs no option in the
premises, go we give it verbatim,
not doubling but that with time
and experience, Letiie will acquire
rymlh end cadence with nhich to
harmonige snd lcsutify her pro-
ductions
70 M..4 BetiicS s.. on the receipt Of her last let
~, f.oin h., wildwood" home, In Arkansss
Niiilcn " cos sMonr" impromptu.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23

TIE extra term Of the County
Court convenes next Monday, for
the purpose Of lsvying tho tax OF
the CouFtyand making such sppro-
priations as will be necessary to
dcfray the expenses of the county.
II is essential that every township
snplld he iplly. represented by the
several Justices OF the Peace, whs
constitu Wis = art, as we under
stand, M m>->smpo-tanoe will be
brought up for action.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
Death Bed Of Andrew johnson.

A magnificent engraving just pub
lished on heavy plate paper, 14xl9
inches in sze. 1t touchlngly por.
trays the last moments Of the great
statesman, 6ilh family, friends aud
physic ans grouped sorrowiuIly
around HIM. II is gom of art,
beautiful in design, and artistic IN
execution, and should hang in ev.
cry home and cottage in tho land.
Agents wanted everywhere at once
to sell this and other popular pic.
lures. Large Pay. No money re,
quirei until pictures are sold, One
copy OF the fine engraving death
bed OF Andrew Johnson" with
terms and instructors 10 Agents,
will be sen, by nail on roller
and post paid on receipt OF 80 cents,
or two copies for 50 ccnis. No
terms sent unless sample copy is
ordered. Address the Publishers,
SOUTHERN PICTURE Co,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
Meat Market!

The undersigned has Just opened Meat Mar
kct in the >hcudan house. next door to Mes,rs
g. r. Brrsey n Bro where will he found at all
times n choice aud
FRESH SUPPLY OF NEAT,
1hifh VIII be sold Il, living prices. Come and
make your selections,
- r. PETTY.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23

NOTWITHSTANDING tho late hoavy
frosis have cut short the cotton TO
\ very s,eai extent, there will still
be an average crop gathered in the
courfy.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
OUR NEW IDEA FOR AGENTS.

In the Map Chart, Picture and Frame business
Our circulars iell the story They ARE fre. to all
Address T.. II Ross,
sli, siS& 3l5 Locust ,trret, ST LOUIS, MO.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-23
Nlrm this issue ofthc TIMss, VIC
liopt the rcady.print OF patent ont.

WIru this Issue ofrhc TIMss, we
p&ppi The rcady-print Or patent out.
81 !. This is departure we have
long had in contemplation, but ow-
jng TO the uncertainty OF s;eam-
boats during low stages OF water,
aud sthe gorslng up Of the river
with Ice during the winter seaaons
above Cairo, it has been heretofore
almost impossible to get ready
printed paper hero in time to issue
cur regular edition. Now that the
Nashville Southern Newspaper
Union," an auxiliary office, has
been moved to aud established at
Memphis, Tenn, oil troubles and
delays in this respect are overcome
and we will bs able TO get our
fkly supply regularly. BY this
b Of conducting q newspaper,
|patrons will readily agree with
pn comparing the two, that IN
. %Aasaace ahds amount of reading
a. 1r, this surpasses tho old issues;
it saves us the expense of one
hand, besides giving Us moro time
TO devote to homo affairs. The pa
per ls. OF superior quality, and the
print clear and evenly shaded.
Compare this issue with the preced.
ing oass and say how you like it..