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, 1875-10-08

In criticising the charter decision, and tho
record upon which the Supreme Court gave
1t, 1t Ii but fair to remember that the Citl-
zena' Association deemed IL Of great impor-
tanco to secure decision OF tho case Ly the
Court below in time 10 have 1t finally deter
mined by the Supreme Court At ih present
term and before the fall election. II the
Mayor and Aldermen could keep the itiga-
tion pending in tho Criminal Court until 1t
would be too late to carry tho case to tho
present term OF tho Supreme Court, they
would accomplish their object. that Of hold
ing their oftloes beyond the time for which
they ware elected. Ths counsel for the
Citizsns' Association. therefore, first
sought Judgment OF oustor against
tho scaty upon grounds where there
would bo no controversy upon tue facts. aud
no opportunity giysn to the Mayor md
Aldermen to delsy the case for tho purpose
Of saklug testimony and having jury trial.
Thesa grounds were tbs failure to submit tho
sl"s4aan Of minority representation, and tha
, 1875-10-08

for corn to Buffalo. Flour wns In better de-
mnna and steady. Nllont WAS less active, and
1@l!c lower, closing at $1.o93 for October
and $t.0sa for November. Corn was rnther
qniet. md sf7so lowor, closing at SOLO snah
anil SIC for November. Oats vera quiet and
sleatlicr, closing nt 3aso for this montl, mud
:'ec for November. Rye WINS quiet Mt 12t@
72}c. harloy was dnll, and t@2c lower,
closing at 97!c for October and osl for No
rcniber. Hogs vero active md t!rnor, with
tho bulk Of tho salcs Mt S7.8o@7.85. Cattla
we're dull md woak, sales dragging ut 81 60q
6. II for common to extra. Sheep were quiet
and steady. One hundred lollars in gold
would buy $ll7.50 in greenbacks at tho
close,
, 1875-10-08

money 10 hiH ncighbor This II not nation
Of paupers. This ~ n nation Of lnborors md
j producers, cacl1 ,nar striving to prntlnce nm
n,'ally something moro than ho esrcn.la The
| laborers-tho mon who work Tor tiaily. week-
| ly. OF monthly wagcs--have on deposit of
| their savings II thousand millions of .olInrs.
| Ihcse nre not tho rich men nor tho ltontcl
bondholtlorE. They have combined their
| small savings. whiting until each ,unn'a share
! shalt have 81, accumulated that lc cnll nae it
independently Of the others. The pnper
currency il nnt nt Vsr. 1t }iAs ono yhlue tt>-
dny ausl anotlnr tomorrow. No effort is
mat's aud no plan proposed to give this c,tr-
rency fixed yalue either nt par or Mt my
other rate. This existing uncertainty is
aggravated by tho constant effort to havo
tile amount of this currency not
! only taonblcd in the first instance, Int III.
creascd indefinitely. Tho tilnueantl millions
! of dollars in the savings banks nro now worth
one hundred aud fifteen millions below their
rrofessctl value. Next week they may be
worth hundred millions less thnn ut present.
There Is no action taken or proposed to ro-
strain this depreciation OIL tho contrnry,
thero Is q threat TINT this presont uncertain
value shalt be further reduced, 10 TINT, ill.,
stead Of fluctuating between 20 aud 10 cents,
It will stragglo up and down betweon
90 md co cents. This IT, contest
between the honest, thrifty, producing
classes, who aro by saving afitling to their
small accumu]ations, and tho dishonest,
bankrupt, gambling spoculate,rs. Tho ono claas
who 1.-Two by labor aud accumulate by industry
AMI thrift want money with fixed value,-
honest money. Tho other olnss want cheap
,noney,-monoy go cheap md abundant that
1t can DO had at 90 certs on the dollar, with
which to carry on the, vocation Of gambling
and iobbing under tls, projection Of the Legal
Tender act.
It is against this deprociated money with
its hnctuating vn1u Q, and this menace against
tho property md. savings of tho producers,
that the men VIII, advocate hartl money pro-
test; aud 1t Ia to put an end to tlis condition
Of things, md estoro fixed values, that they
claim that the currency shali bo advanced to
par,
, 1875-10-08

Lack Of space prevents tho publication OF
more than condensed abstract OF yigor-
GUS speech delivered by ex.Gov. WAsnpunS
at l'"'aboo' "ls., last evening. alr. WASH
ounS nrraigus tho Reform party in Wisconsin
with list OF failures md delinquencica which
appear In striking contrast with tho honesty,
economy, md efficiency which characterized
Kepnblican rule in the badger State, and
the REASONS he presents in support Of the as.
fo1t'on that tho Reformcsa should bs REFORM
cd BY being incontinOntly turned out Of office
at tho approaching election can scarcely full
OF carrying conviction. Not less forcibls
Ia Mr WAsnnuns'a presontment Of tho
finance question.
, 1875-10-08

Tho Dhio campaign Ia attracting attention not
only in this country hut alAo IN Europe from
the Importance Of tho tlnaac,al ihsucs involved
III 1t. Among other English papers which are
discussing this campaign Ia the London Stand.
dr't ono Of the most influential paperH In E,-
gland. which sets the tsanoa involved lofore lis
readers 10 the following graphic mud couctho
manner
Aia. from s political consequences, this infls.io,,
movement u Of c'i9'ous internal The rtusln u pol
isieH a. well ~ n tho oljtral ccoonIR shoEa me
tanans eehrnt. ntre oastG, ai Il tAirltes &hs M
,sirs "uav sdsao I. as! s's.iy se dts ,e "ss5
,, .sn u. na't;. . .sans"sso! Ih'; aatta,
.Dh IN II ny @mf y 5ncy IL
ioelet, ia abo buy what no lfss Ia anpposei d.xt
'a'ion Do tho aanr. md hence It " sraued that
i w "ny II e"r sae T. T. 70
II 10 ho regretted that Il Is not n!fciont. hut ouu
snn sIs gro,n afser .p nra cloar exposure. Obyioa-
" there II Nc rcat analogy hetwoon al Individual and
nstian IL. !! Tho nation. ta..ced, possesses great
could i'y tho ea and eonoe and brosieloth IT, reopo
reqHre' hui to SCI the gold IND rllver 4 would have
TO e1ssnd much labor Ii, nnng or elsa i would have
to ae large Iuantslea Ut s goods. In either tin
gold and silver we're obtainsd BY labor, Asd labor IN
M ro M
avor which The American int.,ontate want. On Tho
:
not 10 tsten lu foreign countrics and, therefore, IL
uscleas for increasing the wealth Of tho country by
importation. TIE oniy tdtr IN faet u prett tasHs
q eonrtrfo'< papsr n0,sfpt TIE CnHed 6tss s.o'e,
outd M 10 rata e nominal price Of d'taost ettfv saa
ce arc. II In quilts clear that If uEeey Ierson In the
l;Aed ssates wtsa to be presented With dollar to-
tay they would be no r!cher than they refore.
The do;lars could he latd out unly In buying she
goods IN The cont.y md Tho printing and issunx Of
bs af IaJHr would not incrsaao these. Eyary man
sntl woman Guiding himself aud herself IN poaaeeaon
Of nov dollar would go luto the market To purchase,
f1NJf
would ioutle more than duuho, those things every
body would like 10 have, aud sAh1ly rxisa tho prcca
Ut those for which tie demand only slightly increased.
In'at,on, therefore, Y Just, ro.id do nod. But u
ns.taa r. bt.q shared equally etth tbs ehoke topu
tom minority 10: 'ossi&so's Of The dotars, They
1aud ht enric at tse eze't AZ the nass Of ths pto.
pie o troud md that th<y had 10 pava tdr9tr trfra
than before for alt they nt<it and 1ro1ifd not obtain
fore notv to paK it trth. In thus imitation would
work Injustice. It would that ought to be easy
to couy!ncn American Democrats Of trth4 10 p1a!n,
rot We ree tAt they aro proving false to their p1uc
res and threatening 10 wreck thoIt Party under tho
Influence Of faAcy that sppaars too patant to deceive
q reasonable mai.
, 1875-10-08

All prospect Of possible unpleasantness
between Burmah and Great Britain il re-
moved by the official announcement OF m
unconditional agreement by the former that
British troops shall DO allowed passage
through Burmese territory, i'll case another
expedition to China is determined upon.
, 1875-10-08

Ex-speakcs BLAINE, In letter 10 tho
Chairman Of the Ohio Republican Executive
Committee, explains that private hnd i'm.
porative engagements lave prevented Lis
participation In tho campaign III that State !;
but he expressea confidently a prediction Of
victory for tho Republicans, believing that
tic superior intelligence OF the people Of
Ohio will not permit triumph Of The party
that Ia laboring for IN indefinitely irredee1na,
bic currency. Scarcely less important %
principle, though at present only loea
issue, lie regarda the grave question Of pre-
serving intact the system OF free education
and tho absolute freedom Of thspublio school
from Bectarian influence or sectafian strife,
, 1875-10-08

Tie cAicsgo produce markets were rs.her
weak yesterday, with not so much doing,
Aleas pork WAS active. and oloaed 1t. indy nj
e." o5 Per brl cash, aud 4lD.l6 seller tly
JeaE: Lard waa dull, and dsolin ID 30 per 100
'ha, closing at *l3.25 caAl, a,l,. a12, vjd91., 10
seller tAo yoar. Meats were scarcs and dr,u,
at 1o3@l4o Tor short rib, aud 14d,l+4o for
Short clears. AIgh"ins 3 wero moss ao.i.ts
eaa "!'Aa5' A. Villa ~. gallon. Luke ireig III,
were ~ good lsAsat .nl strou uue. =, ",
, 1875-10-08

The Interior ia wrestling with tho question
Of tho lhbie In tho public schools and tho rc-
cont action OF tho Bonrd Of Education In ex-
Guiding II from them. Tho discussion Ia lttlo
crooked and very curious, growing out Of tho
fact that the Interior has two editors, ono Of
whom has not taken tbs exclusion to heart at
all, whilo the other Ia uncompronislngly opposed
To it. Ar 1t was necessary for tho Inferior to
tako Bone position in tho 1nattor, and as IL
would not look vol for QUO editor to take ono
position aud the othor Anta9ontze 1t, tho two
havo evidently compromised and produced n
joint article, In which evidently both OF thom
nsvo joined as far as thoy could without gstting
too oloHely on ehoh others toes. For instance,
one Of tho editors thinks that tho Board would
hnvo boon tuattlod Il they had taken such 4
position as this;
The nible has 1on1 been associated With cur sys.em
Or wrongly. han nodded nj n.titutons It % held
bJ East majority of tho people to be tho Norl Ut
M @ ot a3n@ shon t q rsrd a. "a s 1 os tse onea
mn trrrsts " the schools but, btforo take action
upon question which insoivea 10 many nteresta Of
contcieurs sud religion, We will submit tho question
TO those whose servants we nrc.
And then the other editor takcB his Hhy Ut tho
subject, and dolivers himself ~ follows:
Their action may b de.laned al the beginning q
10 Il IL
p.st In which It acknowledged ~ primo patriotic
duty the instruction in religion aud morality, snd to
eousi9n 10 thoroughly gotlless future: to do this
from the cour.e Of education and ~ noutlon in tho
textbooks, and thou tho name Of God from sl rnblic
documents. tho cath tn His narno from cur stktute-
booka tho Sabbath from our civil code, and generally
to ihsuyurato American soil tho wrockng e1peri-
nent Of French encyclopedias, II possible
PLANTATION of tho antUB Of the Board Of Education In
throwing the fs!ble from the schools without notice
and without reason "a.
Each having sung bia little solo, they then
join IN the following duct:
Church and State shonld indeed b forever kopt
apart IN ta country Boctasianian thonld receive no
favor from Government. No form Of worshp should
be prescribed supported by tho state Erection Of
conscience should forever be guaranteed. But the
history Of this Land 1t sta1lls related to rogton
can nsver b. dlsoWned. The principles ct rolgion
haYe percated all institutions anl they noycr
be taken away Their light il scattered through all
orr sJatems Of education, and thsy nsver BE- OBJ
seuvcd.
With this Rlittertag generality, which moaus
nothing iu particular, the two editors close
thel. discussion. Meanwhile, the readers Of the
Interior are asking tho question, Docs tho
Interior favor or doea It not favor the exclusion
Of tho Bible from the public schools 70 this
question they aso entitled to have , categorical
anRWor.
, 1875-10-08

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Heskly-Ctub of twenty 2U.0O
Onr |fft fhi't M Er~rp Ctuh n T,+tnt".
On AL clubs f1e s,.ritftr nnAt ren!: tho poatASa
1hfch!s ID cents cony rp. year.
Specimen ropt selt fire.
To prevent dolhy nuA nlIsnkrr. IL sntn and etss
FossOce address In full Including Stale and County.
RemiitAnces may b made stlbtr By draft, esprcss
fost-Onee ofdcrt or in recetere letters, At of rink.
TERAe 70 err sunscnsnEna
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Address TIiR Tribune COMPANY,
Corner hfadtson and Dearbosu-ss., Chicago, Iii.
, 1875-10-08

The efforts Of the American Board of For
nign Missions to pay OF its debt of $4,000
seems to be meeting with gratifying SUCCESS.
At tue session Of last evening large number
Of subscriptions and pledges wero received,
the aggregate being about san 900, Of which
d good proportion was contributed by Chi.
, 1875-10-08

niont In that country haa hitherto hoen great.
ly nnt1crcHti,nated, md that tho supposed
strength uf tho Ruasion Empire may be some
thing Of sllnn.
, 1875-10-08

Tho Opposition County Executive CON-
nittes havo decided upon holding the County
Convention on tue l+th inst, aud tho primary
elections on the preceding day.
, 1875-10-08
BUSINESS NOTICES

wIInOR's COD LIVER OIL AMI LrafT-rrn.
to. Y" h.s1 hceu fixing Cod L,er ~ viii be blessed
sctcsaI rofcspcnaI Ecac1ncn. in combining tho urs
tl and lln,r in .ueh suner that It Is ril
t nerI n,Ey pe.,1os nhrts es.es v"ro ur1aounccd
hOnt nsrkrh s1c hase hecn enireJ CURED BY ,.jna
ths rftParAtion ne suse and got tho genuine. annu
al druggists.
, 1875-10-08

4 Ct. Lou's rApst remarks that $1,000 viii nut
buy 81. Louis Allsrman." How uuah vii,
tavIt3 And why ass 8s. Louix Adsrmsn 10
, 1875-10-08

Ths population OF the State of Now York. BY
the census Of 1875 IL 4o19G0 against ST. III
in 1905, 5,-hp increase Of 1.074, SAT 10 ton ysars.
Tie population By the Federal oonaus OF 1870
WAS A,382,o79 Tho following table shows shs
nnnulAkinn of nifiha In 1a1k and 1QRH 4
, 1875-10-08

HoOLETs Tf7EATRE-nandolph street, between
Clark and LaSaLlc. Engagement Of tho California
A.nstrels.
, 1875-10-08

TotAla.. ......s......."l, ,uto6d 2,3S$,1 ,1o1
The total tnersaso In these clties 10 88a 207,
lsAyng only ais $50 ~ tho increase OF the rest al
thb 6kata,
, 1875-10-08
g!]e Cbleapp Uriburu.
Friday Morning, October 8, 1875.

Greeubacks, at tho New York Gold FL.
ehango yesterday, closed nj s5t.
, 1875-10-08

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 81. A. F. and 4. M.-aal.
l22 L46allo 1t. Specai communication ths tEridaY)
svsn!ng. Work on The Third Degree.
, 1875-10-08

~ ADELfM1 TTEATRE-Deatborn xtrset corna,
Monroe Variety performances.
, 1875-10-08

McT1CkERD THEATHE-MAdIson htreetx between
Dearborn and Htsle. "Tho Sea Of Ico.~
, 1875-10-08

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NJ. a, n. 4. M.-sntc-
sl nvoc.tsnn this friday evening it 7:3u for work
On Tue X H. Degree. A1to On Saturday evening for
a. II. Degree. Waiting Companions cordially psltul.
Dy osdsr Ut The Il, +.
, 1875-10-08

AuoAAotI " kAe lHlCkku Hu&F4 OF 41k4o 5p9's'
day picked !ouR sllken hair from hs own coat
aud placed 1t unaosn on tho shoulder Of fr1eod'
Then approaching tho victim from another quAf-
tar tlae practical Joker pretended 10 eap5 sns
1ove.toksn for the 6rst ttmo md, drawing ~.
tho sams time Into public view, orc|A!mess
"Come. now. old fellow, what doas this moan :"
"Why," said the "ola fellow. -" sons"hit taken
aback. but suddsnly Eecollecting himself
"thass my wifs's Lalr." "Is 1t, indeed, ~
Joined tho remossslssa intsrlocutos. "inktns
slyly to crowd Of byatandsea who bad soan tns
performance from tho beginning "then nov
did your vifs's hair gst on nv oost5"
AogxA AnnlsAI4~ o.,
6AtF1naa NouA-M. II. Hunt, pepsfs, W., "
Davenport, a.; ths lion, Newton n4..n.a, otlo:.
burg, H.; h. O. Eicholson. EpsIsnd; 20; 81, T
Joyce, C,ncinnsu: L. u. Champion And oos. =. ~
9us Mr. Yosk H. p'nsh,fa h"ssass ,ss,s1 Pso q
4: Mansneld. cAAt1rni4; r. 4. Wing, oaIe.nute ~
n Carleton, nnn.lo oasaasr sx vhs,.nd m9s!sdi iaha
3Sys, s, Gesaa, E fe.@to9 q 1 ,S.t.a SnstaaR R.
York, T. i. Huassrford, 0oik. Ireland .falnS
itoast-W u. ThouAs, Louis7'la; Y. Ia"nnsS' Msxs1
Kocbsster; Rdsard 8. Winchsster, bossent = E
Wiaslow, at. Louis George II. EsIy. ". Yo,s -
3. Dlctinsun, Bloomington, ge91g: O. 1nign. 1.ats ~
ns:.oa .e. n sgsss sPta5 Eaoas .aa
Muf1Ay, Fstsbursi CHARLES u llssd Bsstont s.lss
T. n. Ms1un, Nav York y; v. as,iAs amsao:
Nsrquett.. Grand Fselde@d 9. ktofs,oSSS a
t. eI.s fass rs.asys. as ,eip 1sa:Ei III,
6rsssss. 6s. Essi.ad II. q: oesiisy, pslto!st 7. 4
mts.sdssa; MsssS ktIi.a1ssiss tasi Z =. Il 2iiS. ast'
&&ttA
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
New Goods )! New Goods! F.!

Just received at J, Cook g. Sons
the largest stock Of the season
embracing everything needed IN the
dry goods and grocery line, notions.
Boots and shoes, hats, caps, and
clothing, and IN fact every thing
usually kept in first class retail
establishment, and which they have
marked down at crock bed prices.
Don't fail to 60 around and look
through their immense stock, as
they have determined not to be un.
dcIsold by any one. Look out for
their new advertisement in our
next issue.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

off, doing but little or no injury.
Grlggs, as soon as the shooting oc.
CURED, beat ha.ty retreat, follow
ed by one or two other negroes.
who sought 10 arrest him. 1t being
dark, and running with all his
might, his head came in contact
with Il hitching post in front OF the
clerks Office, and he tell as limp as
4 rag. His pursucrs, who were
close behind, stopped, and one was
heard to exclaim "Dere now, 10
God, dat fool nigga dun gone and
busted hisseli wide OPEN
After being brought to by the aid
of bucket or two full of water, he
seemed impressed with the idea
that some one had struck HIM with
n two story brick house with the
roof on fire. On being assured that
such was not the case, and that he
was all right, he again broke and
made his escape.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

CRASH oppers, IN great number
were hopping around last Thurs
day evening after the rain. 1t is
supposed they were the advance
guard of the Kansas hoppers, who
arc on Il prosi Getting tour, looking
for location for winter quarters.
Since writing the above, the hop.
pers referred to have taken adyan-
tago OF a passing cloud and have
departed for the far South, where
pastures green await their coming.
They didn't like the way the boys
had Of catching them and feeding
young mocking birds with them.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
Death Bed of Andrew johnson.

\ magnificent engraving Just pub.
lished on heavy plate paper, l4xl9
inches in SIZE. 1t touchingly por-
trays the last moments Of the great
statesman, "ith family, friends and
physicians grouped sorrowIuIly
around HIM. 1t is n gem Of art,
beautiful in design, and artistic in
execution, and should hang in ev-
cry homo and cottage in tho land.
Agents wanted every where at once
to sell this and other popular pic
lures. Large Pay. No money re-
CURED until pictures are sold. One
copy OF the fine engraving "Death
bed OF andrew Johnson" with
terms and Instructions to Agents,
will be sent by mail on a roller,
ard post paid on receipt Of 30 cents,
or two copies for 30 cents. No
terms sent unless sample copy is
ordered. Address the Publishers,
SOUTHERN PICTURE CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

We hasten to follow the exam.
pie of many Of our contemporaries in
expressing our profound admira-
ton for the genius that animated
the minds Of Drs. Love & Wilson
in giving TO the world the Anti-Ma-
larial Pad, which is cifecting more
cures of fever and aguc, Chills and
Fever, etc, than all the other rene
dies combined and we can say,
without fear of contradiction, per-
fectlon is over TO be attained at all
in medicine rs a curative agent, the
honor belongs to Drs. Love and
Wilson, Of Atlanta, Ga, in the dis.
covery Of their Anti-Malarial Pad.
1t is as near perfection as anything
in life, and is sure TO cure in every
case and is the best remedy in the
world for all it is recommended to
cure. Reader, remember there is no
taking of nauseous compounds-no
quinine-no mercury--no arsenic I;
but simply to wear an Antl-Malarial
Pad around the body, and be cured.
Read their advertisement in an
other column.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

JACK GRIGds and Bill Wagner
two gentlemen Of color, got into an
alteration over a game Of kerds
during which sweet William was
shot by the murderous Jack, but
the ball striking on the skull just
above the eve, narmlcssly glance d
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter no Legal Advertise
ments will be inserted in the TINE
unless payment is made when hand,
ed IN. 1t requires money to carry
on our business and we are com
pcllcd to adopt the cash principle.
This rule will not be dcViated from
in any case.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
RELIGIOUS,

BY consent of its constituents,
ue Osccola Baptist Association
meets at Osceola, Saturday before
tie third Sabbath in Ooctoter. All
a.e invited to attend.
Get. LIST. 1875. J. S. BRowN,
Church clerk, PIT.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
CONSUMPTION CURED.

To the Editor OF the 4 lines
EsIEEMED FRIEND
Ni yOu please inform your readers that
have positive
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all Disorders Of the Throat aud Lungs, aud
that, by its use in my practice have cured han U
dreds oi cGscs, and Will give a.,
100000. ii4, %
for ease 1t will not benefit Indeed. 80 stron;
II my tsith, will send sample Tree, 10 any
ierer addressing me
Please show t1is letter to any one yoi may
know vino IL suiivringf frCm these Diseases and
volige,
Faithfully Yours, .Hllf G rH'
DE. 7. BURT.
WILLIAM ST. New York.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
Ss --G

Ma. GEORGE PulLLlPs, who has
been connected with this Office for
The past nine months, left for Cairo
yestcl day morning. George is Il
right clever young man, and will
some day make his mark. We wish
him success.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

Mn. Il. &. HARDIN, OF Chicltasaw-
La, brought IN load Of as fine ap-
pies as a Sapsucker's bill ever bored
into, last Thursday, aud sold out
his entire load ut three dollars per
barrel.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
MARRIED.

PARK '-CISSELL. At the residence Of Mr.
a J.. Cisscil on the 2Sth ult., Mr.. A. G. PARK
to Miss LArRA a CissELL, all Of Missis,sp
County
CLAN--PATTERSON At the same time and
place, Mr. L. II CLAY TO Mrs. MARGARET NJ
PATTERSON, all of Mississippi County
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
e.

OwIyd TO the illness Of Mr.. W. B.
Cooke, and the sudden departure
OF Mr.. Philips, besides other and
important duties demanding our
personal alteatIon, we are conSo-
qucntly behind time this issue.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

Empty is the lite of an old maid.
Never has she felt the maternal rap.
ture Of tucking away two curley-
headed chcrubs, and hear one say,
Glands of, Jim, or III butt you
where you live"
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

The following named persons are
our authorized agents to receive
and receipt for all moneys due us
ter subscription or otherwise. Per
sons indebted to us will confer a
favor, besides saving time, trouble
and expense by immediate settle
mcut
l.. NJ. CARRIuAN, Frcnchman's
Bayou.
GEo. +, KITCHENS, Bend 80.
w. b. liAsKINS, StonewaIl Ld'g.
JAMES WILLIAMS, Barfeld Point,
II. T. BLYTHE, Chickasawba,
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

IN another column will be found
the advertisement of Messrs. G X.
Brickey & Bro. These gentlemen
have come prepared to stay, and
ere determined to sell goods at the
lowest possible figures. Give them
! call.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

After man finds out that he
has been winding an eight.day clock
every night for fifteen years, he has
a perfect right to kick the cat all
over the house.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

FATHER y. C. QUINN, Of Memphis,
Tenn, delivered a lecture at this
place last Tuesday night, which
was listened to by Il large and atten-
tive audience.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS lOI;
THE OSGEOLA CIRCUIT
Osceola-First and fourth Sundays.
Mill Bayou and Williams School iIouse--Scc-
omd sunday.
Carson Lake and candy Blyou-Ihitd sun
day.
Stonewa!l- Fifth Sunday,