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The Osceola times., 1876-06-24
Ordinance No. 12.

r. & oriaincd uv ;he Town Hnri' - De Ircor-
iu aitd own 81 1ia, es follows
So Thai arg pcfson who shall, OF 'hf
Cl.fisflen Sunfav. hr er.arsl IN any game ~
,fa- IHf. ui.tf, sctrl ip, ugec un. twenty
tn.. flttsau -alt-, az rcu gicK, hfTs -91a
as.l't .,r f,.s nfh eHhi- "a cards. hrnau hr any
.rrl u.a sH-Fa ta' awa, urvlii nr other
Dfg fafns. l1.Hls 10. yr NgFtr 90 -ueH ieuu.--,
- i.r afl.sil ,aii. ,,iAaai aa In or wager.
sItI. na e.uil tin Nerc1i. as hn"d Ia ANY
siri M ta f9 cti iw5nii five daiiars.
.es IL ANY plsoii sbai be .uiiry II betting
a..y maH.y ~ ;f.y ath,r valuable thing an aly
.:.sl, " 0ea4. nldA. poker. seven ~, thr.e up.
tu..i, -qi,t Thirteen ri-, tie odd trick, fort
h,e. Wal-i, az 4, BY a'scg gaine ~ cards know n
D, afy uasa uoA knOan to the laWE, or with
any oihar ~ ncw name, ~ Wiihoat any name,
il. saaii n.s crils iciiun .haeni he ife ea Ia Az,
aaiH iatt. cNc.eu {. cnt, -nss aviinr,
sc Itany person slel. be guilty ofbctfing
l.Oney q ANY srlgaDie thing, un any game "i
hssif ,r ,igil he sisai, cn ein' iciiun be incr
IA ar ,JIG uot 10 EXCEED lwrniA five dollars
see Ihsl this ordinance take sfrat and he
Ia iorce from ana after ~ passage
ioii> l, DRIVER, Mayor
G. II G,yloRp, krCord.-.
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~ WIZ aEcr Nlr aIovr fe.f gbpO land- for
SOLE. a'ie sd. ,ho SANE to- ihs hghsi aui beet
t.dlur. ~ ii,,lf ~ ,l' douf VI ID ,.ur huO-e IN
y .ctuij, ArA nh
MU%pil. aUiN p $50.
un o crrdi ri is, tNei,e. and s,vtnly. four
month. -IieNii Nkr pUrr Aiihia l..-lt hour-.
l'afcha-rr- ~ De- required 90 ave nuir.. Niiit
p, r-'Ins, .r uriiN r.. Ars' Payment aud Sen
Wili n- raiiiaei up n ,lr Lands g. s.clge lnr two
d,igfnd H't"s.
lI,, percent of IL. whole I'D " n. d, requires.
plli iu;o ep.lft ~ ,n,h, nd Inc dclcri0 d raips
n ill H' uI iAt,.e-' u, %. "sir.
ga thlEr BOWEN
so Is bATtfii.n~
JAM T. f Ni~f
ttflfft.@-.. tt.,Hf4
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NNflCf,
sharihs sale Of Esal E.laie.

iir'gc of ln csHelii q lo 'rr ',rt.tfi a.
sl,,fl ui 80 .e.iWl c4unn : vsnl pnfr
r-ti. ID ttr ai isi e. % lOs }i .f. sos "a credit
HaHt.i-, e. a.i,.Uius ar- -tiarl sr4rt or
t'H 'f f4' f'ft if'e .t.sasi ,iiu, nofth-
u.lufrt 10 -'fItut ftUr.sc1i 'lf} CD tfseu-
Ir .ttf i'i ini %, U. rluer litsea ffil. east
tt .ar sofa flirHnai irii lun cpniah,u. u h,
4tf- Of % .at tae fsQr q. ise csidt hou. G.,
4a t.-t-.~ Afs4.s,s. "a
IT, A-tfAN. dlNi =. is1G
SID land let.-,i nn Is Tie properly cr Jnsira 7.
1t,itis "a. -a.c MI fnh' DIHre Mifhm ittai
h1tr- psH n.ir Niin gD,a src1riH MI h, r.
qsii 81, aa,i lien r,iuiled or ibe snd " sveare
Purchase monrs.
JOHN Il. DRIVER
sher.a - sls.i~-,ppi soagiy
May - is1e q
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CHANCERY SALE.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, Thar d, vriae
If a decrcr r-udsI,d 10y ~" circUit Cuufi l. Mis-
.ip,,l county. Arkasas. IN cia.ncttg. sliiug ai
IL iii, ~lriitg l,fin. IN The ease Di g. " lhUu-
asoa aaarst James ii Craigiead sul o'h,rs.
d-iynuli,t.. a. ghir d,cree VI Wtre. appointed
commits -lon.rs al The court, anu iliedi,d l. s,l
The .uil Nnl- ,s scrib,d aud ,o.Mii
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter 20 ier# AjvHri-c
'ncul, gi,, he ms. .5ci .t.i.t' THa
rllo,s paymen, - mais nbva hand
e,!Iu T. glG.ra7 money 10 cgrrS
oa o,c bi>incs. anl Va are COIN
po.icl .r alor, the 'r'-i, priu pie
This rn,r sd, not b. iogia,cl iroa
u any ease.
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ru-an fens ~ Smith. TUrus 60 nrd furrs
= -urh. of ''- 'nil AZ arc Lagt1g Is-
su.ra Hf nIl-, ruiiaert
= Np2s ~ sNItu,
sN,iN 3 Nl GN~
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- rlama..n. .lone- s. 81 - ..'-I-
Ccmm.ssloAel'a Sale oi Raal rs.
tate.

N-c-1. G.R-.i s1rlT .At agIfi,.y
-''.r ,. o.. ol..t fn"ft ih.n' @' 0i
% f.t to.r .i e. boo. A.,.-ia s.. WtlH
d. A''i-, fa., . ie.nl. '.Hta. ca
O.. t.urf t..I.e 'f'. lf t...r tu
Nu,r icuus,.u,s i...l''i e.. A.r ;
,. lo'".e .lI, rA'.t,t i.' N' ahe oii'a.s ~ nr
Er i- ..-
i,l HIr f..u U-.t.
tvf ..I.af ...A Hia .uaf I.Ds
A
lHt -sit. .-iA, .'I Sd lu.
..i. lafI.i riit 'Hi sst .s.I -
t"r'
D,-t uf s. an-
r.t
~. s.rat. auu 'r n4urcl io ir u-.
nt i"r l.s rtr il, .n- poe nat-r r1s'.
'l $4,000 rI. boz cjs.ntu .par tl .tan 3D. st-
LIZA CHARLES UpWEN.
AtfInf-si I.aF.
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N'iier r. 3 A" hvg,rao. ifaf. hf tir nr ~ de-
.ra ..r..i n. o.. if u. -aut. i Hi--i,sirii
nIt., lH cnSlr ly. ftt,ul a. i- lAi" ~li'Hs
rs. ,i fh -" 4 hpms= u Nn.a IgtNts aghinsi
yt'a 'H>scih,rry a..d ot'if-, d'icntlAni-. N
Hri'a fcHrct Wt Wer arpoi iirfi nlin'ss nnyfs
sg''n arf. g1d Cify,tsrl GO s-ii r9f f'iinN'ng
ie.fiihed .au filt -oillhN 81 iracii"ial phii-
nr. a'tlinD fhr'r. ~ t.wusHp uii'cn hnun, 81
range tbrUt. !. erst We an ~ ai .HNd ini
cate gii % ne sane 20 the li-iicsi ani ht'-i
Nit.ier q. it1n ,i ia do.r ~ Sac cfurl iH',-' if
rs,' lA, hlh- om
NpNrAN. dEIT i. is,H
con p cr.l oi tit,. .',r ala is m nti@. sale
gia g. iilr v.fiiH legal hour. furriai 90
liti i,' .Iiuttti ;a give hund niih security lnr
bir ture ',ls, mon \ aui lira vii l'r '''aine'l
~ ID tst to pgy lrnE 0i me SAINT. ne sai" -
laio ~ q. sion anou, heiD ari i"cta'.c' ihe
CHARLES RONI%
DAWN MEiXGfi..
tiAE~ " ii.ilAh~.
Commissioners
ianr % ;snl d-s-3t
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thanoery Sale Of RgakEstate,

NIT. !. Il sg'.ay %, i7's'' ',, 'n aanaiy
aeilru i.rt, rI i.t cIrHt totl. fu ealf- r
s.iiiU. it ilt c..c rltir.l f'g.H f- Sd 10.
onanlut tnrald Piu'ta 1rt a.
Nra ti.' W Qrl ria iI "a
w'a -:- aihrtl i"i ti!-r, rn "a
.H- n. f.. tu.i fi .Hat Iia i.A
u.Wu.
~ n.ia e.. 44at.r II 'l arh i !9r
ruf -r'lu4 b.. u ttIsuN hie.a 49,.
I.I.l.t U tf. s. rfuftIsfN- .g
l.t SUH H.Ut.ta la'let tt t.u
iH.4t aYtHF w
-Hn .I iIft Il l'a Ga Nta on
ir.'el b -.DtH i.i tfr t-.i q Nc1
alu 'alu at t-"
aAHtF l.NAgG.
Nat -'f| 900 lr'.
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it's h >i.s. -,


Ta- cr ,ta.in~ lee loSianas
pl Jto vcet atms mp rapiliy Ills
~: au AK rate oi t1o feet IA lwcn-
~ i1ur hours IL camc % q s,aud,
h,urvcr Oh Thursday evening. and
q, Ne ~ ,c Fres', Me Indications
are rl,i ;ile l,''.e vii. bcua rapid
- was IL, r.se. ?
Tie s,camorG Grcplc cSp.ole.! her
no.,,rs II Ncv Orieans, on ,he X,
Killing uye and wcunding eleven
persons. The boat Is = inia. wreck.
There has been two new signal
lights stationed at the ncyii's FL
low cutoff The drs, ouel> On The
extreme noint. the Second $ station
ed on the middle cf the willow
shore On i}rarjvwine bar.
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IL. NJ. Mo,IIHu Es sGHH.-.
McVeigh 6. seTlos
ATrDBSEss ~ s.l.,
~ s. SE NJ NJ Is,
40 ssE s's'( G. o. 90.
ONCEGg.F.

Mlssisslppi loanty Ark.
Will practice ,n all thc Counties e
this (2d) judicial ,reui' tue ~
Tcme CoHr, 0i the Stisie. and IN
The adjoining ccnnues Of .Icunes.
see and Missrurt. s-iociai and
prompt ai;ention gwen " rol-
lections. to the rag ncnt oftaS es.
examining and abslraciing titles,
and to whatever may appcriain
goa general Land Agency.
gan. lG II.
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'Tis strange, and We can oulv account
cor j; on the ground thar the peore, as
well as th- weather, have teen very
unsettled tor The pas, two or three
weeks.
Is the rroper column wl,i DC found
the announcement o. Mr. James Il. T
Hale lor re election 10 the ofice Of
c,rcsit cour, clerk Of Ml.sissippi COM
~. /; /, hard, necessary for Us TO
say ought IN Mr. !lAie's praise he has
been known g the people Of the coan-
ty. daring almost his entire lie, liis
otacial ac,s are open Tor the inspection
Q al, ana we Zee, satisfied that it re-
elected. wi,h h's .Art'iontc ana Ian'il-
i,riy witA iae r9auac OF the oilic
he 49,, isenarso he d4iies deyoy.ng
-pon ai, wi,r honor 10 lie county
aud ,r.di, to bins 81.
Cl9RGr By-i3 known as biina
George. 4ac.'s as % Say tta''he has
10 a,s.-- le rbecl On toe paapcs
i.s aaj is v...ug wa,l ana caro-
a'. aAn ii.ir2 A.I vho uaa, work
ra'rs ra,,r-ncs t-aom
n. ,,s.s. in ,a-.ci', g., wd'
please o-ic:sa w. p. h4'cs
a1fe Ge--sc aes,-lae. sel sho-'a
.ca.&H-l IN thc car ies,,l.
lyca..as 4.e...cn .7ta. cara end
auay-a,-m-a, o Mr. j. u. p-.',- SIS
4 aoloIj4. ofr- ei.,,..p t9IAc otica
,:a.sla. 1- ao 60 .a a sr'-;. Of lind
H. 1868 l.-r-.& air Dor,, has,
as BIS -.,.4.-s, l-a- 81 dIg as .ar as
- A.-@ .3., s., w...4 3..aii az
.elaoi rom ,o- .mra'' he has won 3
;c. believing II d sgr5 ,ac~..I oi,ae
ps.p.,, aho ai5ss anI-- a-r sys;.m g.
government, aay- The -i9ot TO say who
sa.'' serve .hsa,, Ws IN a fair ari bon.
.-4s- maraes 'lr or claims before
a-:a aad ass ,acir s-aras. a. ,hc-
.;st ScP.emte. -.ea.i.n. We SAN.
he ..t hc saoa nc created.
=, =. Far announcement q. " in ..
Ea ,N5o4 as car4jttc -s ,a@
-ii,s o' f-o-- @-.1s Attorney Of tbs,
c.a. res wA. rs
t.c a aa er
- t,a7i
r.7c,erg
u
ias lt, 7o-
arle ts
~ Wide
-,aar- i.- oa-u e',
aa.,p -. ar. -ctn, "e c.--
1.i" -la - 80 ,.e ,oas.de.-
adao .'tac ?coF,e O, tNc j.',-s.
.---e-.-a
'a.r M9rdaY evening Me-. r. b.
..a'e ght e i sara hor,e, ready
.a, ,at saa-.tt, n- or speciai
r..-a 0e m>n :, ans 'lN a'u<
,ac t.o n-.,ar-d by y,r Clever
'.-r.i re ae.s shown field q. over
90 larA .-- a,r,s &. yo,,on, whic io5
.,rnlat foas, roa..sr stand, e',sn d.,ll.
aus general state % ca,'iyston csrno'
ue sarPasseJ n he ,oan'y. We snaa
ilao on aim to b'log us tie hrs' bloom
i9ayeY CIV GAYS Adjoining this
-on and ina hign s'a,e OF ca'-i
yaiar, isa f.laot corn, shoulder high.
We a7'- rot spaee &c g.fc d 1911 DC
sc-. -,ion U: his ca'l-c farming orer.
tors. a1d me .rslema-, manner IN
rh,ca wo- /. resi.i7-J, -a-'.e. ho--e5
has. aud P,u.r cared i1r; tbs s-.ll.
.a.., nirassi sar.ea tie care o.
.armng 'we.-H-caH, &c.-sa'ace into
81 ,hl .. is7 Ase sai v'ie.awise
.J..e ad understands 'tc w.r-
a-- stm.uE crcraUarr
..--~1
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,u,,,;, n nii.t,iuRy

TuF Nffuont~r Epi~tu">i tn'Eti
,CU1u- Rcfa Jar Appul rMl Nr- tot;
Tiit o., Epi.N CIR, Jlr
osc.nls i il-i aui Hlnr'h ~'ml''e
" Va % i;ii Wiliil.a-' e'.'ol Ii"u-o ->'e
oaa >ui.sy
& r-r.'. i.ate iui auay BAYOU a.. .c Sp'-
day.
.,tc,DaH F!sh rWaa,,
- " VtI -. rt.
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49,. ss--ss .-.s s-S
..s,-t. -.s. ..
Candidate annuun tsEfsnts vi. l."
inserted 10 the Trnts daring inc cam

!NT' 90 IS " ~ a. aHT ~ :"
gladly aoi orom9.'f compiled w!'h or
e3r Fart, Wien ,rders are acconrll'-c
0i;h ,hc pccdtA. toms. I'll ,osotho-.
l,b'' sarI plc..
The Osceola times., 1876-06-24
4aac.r7 Sale Of H,a, Estate.


n.f f- ,-c.
'r'a
itnt i.
H.t v-
1t
Ur aa. ont H4H'y uf
t'5l afi-
h.as ",
l.at t4fr
-na atir
rf $3.50 ,
.tru. t.44ssea,a.
a, I'D. a ..,,. .tri... ..,... us tz b
latp.tt.n s"' .iU p"..a, n. o.
..... ...u- ,.,at ID. .ia.It tt..ta lafl u
..la $3.50 a,a
r. ..I..H. .ffts..ua. la r.t,.
Htu 1914. .,.' l-i rft- .-. 1855
i.is.i
5lng a. ,-j ,.L NaeA2.
,.lut,' -sli.tt So tHf.H"rv.
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oONSuEYri9E cIG49

N~ .f.. .ti.' % e. tin "Fi.rs q 20 =. '..
-. .,, .l4r ..ttH AH ilat.t, q, Ff ap.. i..i.
.t3- i1Haf. &C. !. rig Iia Vf q staple NI.'. 'Ihi
N4.it.t. 'pf iHs ~ 'rt nut taitI.hrUt ir-'' t.i
'a-iln,l r. iitf:t't a. 'ailIih y Stating .bltl
''i 10 il mi l.sg, a 2 c;r.,'', sl-. In .ln'
.,ni i!ad'c % tarr 1oa Nrcl- iiH'.-. .hl
NftHr 't'4. 1901. ffF .f.tn' -i'tt
'r.t.r. g. ",....il' r...-.t "'.. ..' ,..'..
-Ha i...' sa.- -. T. D. ''H'. p s' ..e o.
H $3.50 nt .i"- r-
F-,.H .re .".'.
wa DE-. o. boz ..n-
= . g.! ..r.
'f- srH. t..' -l.> tte
Mrf q, -,rl-t.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-24
Laws Gov9fp.ag salcer oofs.
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY,
sr.TL UsI."ap,

>rtPL Nt''s,'a.
s.u,-rupi ~ Ca,4uJ
e- tl slate q g % ,'
> i%;'.r- Wm Y N..-,
EN- 4.igtr-f % 'sltt"'.II.
-.U' .'rlt -t j. itf .-a.
tr# .'r.'H f.aH.. ~is'i,. "-
Ti...rf. ..t--t f. a.t,!E.
....r.s. .t.. q ''.f. e.
'..r. l.-H.. So
.'c. 20" 'i-'i''.. % t''. i'' -A
ia.l' % nN..
a.... .tr,t.
d pr5 .Y
e,c.n, ,.F'1. -t,.r 'I'.. 10
e. i.s4ttn i'HiifH ..#-
4ra e 90 ,.a..i. #
,iIrtr .i..I-, !. 3.
-. s.. c.--3.n t.ii.'d.,'.
1t.:-i t+t'.
1f.i VI t.i'. t.Hi 'i '-.Hf
l'H.,,-, q a.r .3.Irf1
.ir., .s.,..af o. = ltu.tt.
Il 4r-,, .uf,. tft.u.
BE-
.tt.., .,.'
.t.,r.rf.
t..u. D, q"
t.ru.p'. . 80
>ai..r % ,-.....
.. ,arf
,ai.4 "
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L 0CAL COLUM M N
MASONIC

"A III. regular stated meeting or Osceola
ny Z, 4. haptcr We ~. i nu the
~ THURSDAY ntXi before each fan
IA 'cn. Va Jaa tfh. F,i 3rl Msrri.
2ad Apr, sit Ny iih .iitop IT, .
June gah AgsIs' iri AGf,t 1is. D., .t1lc'a.
'i -ih oeinhrr %ia Nuv,nb.g 'sr'l, De
-'~tuu~r slin
f'hiai"H' auc. "f'''e Hlrmh-r a al, 'i.ars
'agni'-tit llI ,se-l. O.
Al T., Nassns So 'ooa ,tnllar are ia,i
i- "a ait al
~ s.l,l - O. ,. NDptiI, u T.
tLstr -tcre'giA
iiii stated cnmniupira, ions ui p~.cnia Los &c
y. -. n \. NJ. Atl he Ga tle SatHr Ia, '
cn ~ 7rst beloar, each tn'i mir'l, y'. .'in.
s'n ~ st',. Miroh nh. \. rii >i Nay rh.,
Ian, & 4 4. - I',rn, he Isiti>i, inrc AT ,
Jnll isi Angu-t H., sept snd stpi ~ ,
Oct ssh Nov. 25th.. pv' .lih .l'c N.h
81, Juhn the fvsug-lisi
ihe VI mi.c- ar- order 4 "a ni;cGl 20 g. sJl b
sHe with ide q, Lass
Al uv-tr Masuts ,r l,"i -iirli's s"r ruTdi
ally invited 20 aiu1.d, ~ 'rn.rYf
T. nh!:.ii ia. VI.
i ". rLtpr. Sec's.
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John G. Palmer.
ATTORNEI. At LAW.
HELEN a, ARK.

Viii practice IN tbs, coilniie, 81 Ms
eissippi, 'riiicrl,n, Gross. ST.
Francis, ptiiiills aHl hrs!;a, ava!
- lhc Supreme 'Hur, ii lAe 'talc
"a iUtir 8oth.
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'i"F 70 ~
trrrtrparN,on made. IL
i- p iUt '.lH lear ui' %. &yT
i.4. d. - marc ia~'ios.
J. Nil na'.e H. o,d.e, ard An9s
-tlta'''s, 20 s1U 49, - ,'a'.e g
yacn .rr Ul becps u. l.
..1 FtatHHi h'aIs E l.. an l.t
iao. r9.'r '1' .r U.t Gl.j ae'
Ha aN. iri sd, a.,
ilN NAftrFA. i l0.
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Ordinance no. y.

Ordinance 10. y.
ge Il ordalncd hr the Town Council of The IN
cnrnorai,d Trar ~ Nscuuia, ~ i0iloHsi
e.r 1pni iauy person Who shall ri''s ~ drive
90 p,.v of a. iii.is,e sliHNalkf of Ibis town.
hait. On CON, ictia thereof pr Coed in any sum
a,f n,.r- thm asc dollars fof tae! o,iens-
ser. .. hNt this 9rdlsadro takc viiactf and be
IN t.,rea from and aArr IT, lassafr.
JOHN / nhiN th Mayer
C. II GAY .orp Recorder.
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Tss rouinlsi -a''i iast week ard
pa O.. ihi,, ha.ro: ..nA. r-ac" ard
,c-.H' 3. ai.- 80 o-- e'7gtr'; 'a'r,.
@. s'qn 9ss hero'ct. s'r,-rr
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o~S

TCo a.naof.y. utat Nul. 4.
iiozzc'i r,poarf uu ii, issue uN Ter
d-sprof ae.oi M. inzze,I Is
wcii ka en lTaa.huat tie county
ana E citc,el Wiil aiakc e'ad
lIiver.
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Nsas- oq.ss,cI b. 'ee Pa., Mas
tc- to CAL ihe g,tcaii"a af these sfE3
ing cores = dao O.cso,A Tinrs
through the nal, thar a lco rent
s.arr Is rccc,satv 70 insure is del.v-
err, as L, with the wferrcr. weighs
u,e or ounce. Remember ,ais.
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VIZ would rerurn car thanks TO
Cap. S S, S.iame', 'or valuable ser
Wees "a the way oi seeping the cory
aoes s-?f ed aarins our shscr,e.
A- y. = tNioe og Troy i,wn
s. II ~carel jceuse Tor mspimony
ca-rd The h-Pfy bride iss
.--acr sire. tom whom he ersmc
era-aai lafns tl.- war; each ic,ey.
.7gt.e .th5 l.af. la-v e9th re mar
->lr Laiag nani.l lady o.
"iIss's''fPi comfy, wao a.s slaec alei
sna Ms EAips nss3 s,n,i-,aan
10 Memphis tran whoa sire has hsen
lately divorced, ard ro@, ao,- s.ts-a.
Years Of ,spAra,.7s, anj vs, F. expeT-
cnce IN the matriraa7iai business, they
are ahau' "a Tcnes 'heisfleissi'o q cun-
slancy AID aaoclioa
Since writing the above, Or. r. N
Petey has returned, and ANNOUNCES ih.
fact that he performed the ceremony,
which makes them again one.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-24
CHANCGRV SALE.
CHANCEaY SALE.

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The Osceola times., 1876-06-24
DISSOLUTION,

LEGAL NOTICES
The Osceola times., 1876-06-24
-rArr.u AND FANCY pny GOODS.
,,I.I:A sE THE PEOPLE.

) J,oEIN MA TTHEws 81 CO.
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CRDI ~ -A-NCES-

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Public Opinion.

The warmrst friends of Mr.. BeecheI
must see that he has been singularly
unfortunate in not having chosen fOl
his confidential adviser Il man of greater
wisdom, if less cunning, than Mr..
Thomas Shearman. That able LAWYERS
professional experiences with the late
James Fisk seem to have permanently
imcapacitated him for acting in an omen
and strai ghtforward way, and doing the
things which would naturally commend
themselves tothe Judgment of ingenious
Christian people. The personal disad-
great, and greatly to he lamented.-
Chicago 4drdnce.
The railroads generally are to make
special reduced fares for the centennial,
but the Pacific roads refuse to Join.
There is need of Il gentle congressional
pressure ON these hIImptiouS corpora
lions, which, having got the peoples
money to build their lines, refuse to
give back il cent of it in any form
Springfield Hep"bIjcan.
The world upon which Henry WILSON
first opened his eyes was an utterly
barren waste, and nowhere. in all his
Journey through il, did any green thing
gladden. his sight which his own hands
did not plant aId his own fidelity wa
ter till it bore its Legitimate fruit no
where an oppoIt unity tor Improvement
or work, nor IN InStrImrntalitv for the
accomplishment of good. which his own
courage and iudomIIahlc will did not
puck from the very jaws Of an adverse
fate. And thus he WAS never educated
for his litc-work. hut only in and 10y it.
and he grew To fitness for il. and to Il
marvellous power i'll il. INST as the right
arm of the blacksmith grows strong
through the very blow il strikes. .Srnd-
tor DaTes.
DIR. St"rlS has the hearing of Il noble
Is well lis able man. We cannot he
li,lc that he is consciously Il Ijcr>ccIitor
of an imu"rrnt and injured nrighhor
Whatever may nc the real facts of the
sad dispute, DIR. StolI> Is evidently
"hcNim" his own judgment and con
SCIENCE. instead of iInprn> ing an "ppor-
unity t" crush Il rival. Indeed. the
charge of ical"uSlN i perfectly absurd.
The only kind of reputation which i
man like DIR. Sinrr> must coNrt he al
ready enjoys. There may Ice a few
NOR" popular preachers III his dcuumiu
alton. but in dignity. scholarship. ripe
Thought and finished expression. ia" is
Nith"Ht peer. christian HrJi>fcr. fnj-
tartan.
1t i the misfortune OF Pl> mouth
church tia; from the beginning al it,
troubles putting the question of The
guilt or innocence of Mr.. Bcrchcr en-
IIrplN aside II has seemed determined
t" 'Nadr lis responsibilities as Il mem
der "t HE congregational body. Bl its
repeated ".:i>InIl> th. last. To quote,
the words at DIR. Bartlett of Chicago.
''ihc most fatal llumdcr of air il i in
danger Of l">in" he moral support of Il
portion of the community which has
II" doubt of Ma BcrrhrT'>
innocence support "t which IL never
stood in greater need than nov. Ho>-
lon 1drc,ti~,r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
1rahe.

At DanviIe, January - at the residence of her
son, Spenser riltnn, Mrs. Electa, widow "f the
late benjamin Tilton aged -.
At Walden, January II. Adde q. daughter OF
f. W and NJ. L. Cheever, aged 10 months and
; days.
I'll take these little lambs, said He
And fold them To my breast.
At st. J"hnsbury, Jan H. at the residence of
his son. l.. c. Matthews, Esq MIR. Bella Matthews,
aged -.
Woodward aged 10.
IN MEMoRIAM.
The following resolutions adopted at reg
ular meeting of EAGLE Temple Ne. l. Jan. 18th ls76
as il tribute of respect /" the memory of our de
ceased brother j. \. Stevens, Past Grand Worthy
Chief TempIar VIII" departed this Life, Jan. = I-76.
Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father t"
suddenly take from our midst our beloved brother,
John 4. Stevens. To that Temple not made with
hands from whence no Traveller ever returns there
fore,
Resolved, That while lament the loss of
Brother Stevens will with perfect resignation
bow To the hand Divine and trust that shall
meet him i'll that Temple eternal in the heavens
where the brotherhood remains forever unbrukrn
and truth love. purity and fidelity reign supreme
and everlasting.
Resolved That We assure his bcrravrd and al
hicted family that they haVcour heartfelt SVupa-
thy. and trust that they will look brVOnd!thc
and h-;rtachrs OF this lif,. Him VIII" has said
blessed al" they that mourn for they shall he
iuTted.
Resolved That thrs, resolutions b. spread up
the records nf thu. Tempt. and IA copy forward
I'd to the family nf the decreases. and liz, published
III the rdi",tohiGn.
PC. l.. CUSHING.
IIlAS. PACKARD, Committee.
FRANK PEEIIGD.}
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

considered a victory over the heretofore
successful nanHuvcring of Il few able.
but INSCRIPTIONS legal trickSter>. of
whom David Dudley Field was the
leader and moving spirit. There WAS Il
downfall to the Erie and Tammany
Rings but this legal Ring. the chief
support and faithful ally of them both.
remained intact, only to grow more
powerful, controlling Judges, corrupting
legislation and so clogging the wheels
of Justice as to render it impossible to
reach so great il thief as Tweed. With
in the last few days Mr.. Field and the
Tribune have been exchanging compli-
ments. The Tribune very unfortunately
asked Mr.. Field the source of his fees
he took occasion to reply to this in
court, saving he would give Il truthful
answer if the Tribune would be equally
honest in explaining its own connection
with Jay Gould. This they have not
seen fit to do. and Mr.. Dudley still To-
mainS in possession of the fcid.
Mr.. Bird, the English chess-player,
of whom made mention in Il previous
letter, undertook Il few nights since to
play twenty simultaneous games against
that number of members of the Down
town Chess club OF this city. The
tournament occupied two evenings. and
resulted in Mr.. Birds winning fifteen,
and drawing the remainder.
During the last week Mr.. John b.
Cough delivered at ChickeIimg Hall Il
lecture which possessed the unusual
distinction of being his 7:b65th within
thirty years. We hope that no con
gresham, seeing this, will feel himself
called upon to emulate Mr.. Coughs
exploits.
a largely advertised auction-salc of
the pictures and bric-a-brac belonging
to Mr.. w. Butler Duncan. of Duncan
Sherman & Co., has just been held.
The sale occupied two evenings, and
melted something like SI5.OOO.
Judge Henderson. whose alleged at
tack on the President procured his dis
mlsS;ll from the prosecution of the
cases against the WhiSkcy Ring at st.
Louis. is staying in the city for Il short
time. RApIN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
SprrMI 5lnhrrs.

fA~~l Mr>IC LODGE. No. =. =. n i. VI
Regular communication Thursday ,.N,. ON ,,T l,,
i"r" the tull al the Moon. !. +. TAYLOR SEC.
Hi>WELL CHAPTER. NJ. II. X. A. VI.
Regular communication Frila, ON "r before Ia,
fall OF the moon. l. ". tINNINGHAM S-,.N
LYON kATHAIk"> prevents the Hair from fall
M out "r turning gray, rrn"wS lis growth and
gives strength and Nig"r. 1t Is DELIGHTFULLY."- p,r-
tuned and makes splendid dressing. 1t il thu.
rl'Inr~t and most desirable, Hair Tonic ever Ir,,
dn'rd used 10y TIA" elite. Price. only ~ cents.
tNprIi 81
me WaN I" minister I" mind diseased Is
I" TAX" Peruvian syrup a protected SOLUTION uf
III" Pr"i"Nide Of Iron. which gives strength and
\l@"r I" the whole system restores the digestive
organs I" perfect health. thereby restoring the.
mind I" lis natural vigur.
In every town and village p,rsnri. may bc
found who have been saved from death from con
sumption bV Hates H"ney II H"rekouh.d and Tar
Fixes GootlaCh" Drops cure III minute.
Rev. Walter Clarke. Of Mnnt Me, writes of
Forest Tar Soap follows tl, soap vou sent mt.
t"r trial have used for sh.Vin:. and k, il better
than any have ever tried. W. have dealt pretty
largely IN toilet soap for Years and know OF no
On" kind that | think would sell as well AZ we'll "A.
N"ur Forest Tar soap. were il known If \nur
druggist cannot furnish it. send ~ cents to thu.
Forest Tar ca. Portland. Me. for a sample cake,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Sad Falls.

The same mail that brings us news of
the sentence of l.. W. Pond of Worces-
ter t" IL Years in the state prison, for
toreclies, brings ais" the news of for
gerry by +. d. Winslow, late publisher
of the Boston Post and Doiiy News. to
the amount of $2OO.OOO Mr.. Pond has
been Il prominent man in the Christian
church at Worcester, with large social
connection. Mr.. WinSluw was formerly
Methodist minister, and latterly IA
leading prohibtioniSt. Winslow has
escaped. probably to Brazil. Pond was
caught in California.