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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-01-15
AS the interest and value of a coun

AS the interest and value of a county
paper, like 1.-THE Wing" depends largely
upon the information it furnishes of a
local character, and to large body of
its readers is esteemed solely on this
account, we propose to make it valua-
bic " in items of authentic local news.
Not that we intend to manufacture them
to order, or to transform 1.-The Wing g
building into a nursery for those puny
and sickly bantlings, known as "sensa-
tional news items" Not at all. Nor
do VIC intend to let loose the living lions
in the street in the style " la Herald: =
on the contrary, we propose in this re-
spect to do the strictly legitimate bust
ness only. To our subscribers and
friends then We sav-PIease send US
the little facts; we will not put YOU to
the trouble to dress up " the brats.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is TO give notice that the subscriber. of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county letters Trstamcntsry ON the personal estate
of GABRIEL MOORE,
of said county deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly
On before the 18th day of December, 1876:
they otherwise. by law. be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 18th ay of December 1875
JOHN PERKINS, JR
Executor of Gabriel Moore decd.
Test-REUsES D. JAHAR, Register.
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PORT DEPOSIT BTSJNESS DIREcTou

Port DEPOSIT BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
We will cndeavor to have our Port
directory completed in time for next
weeks issue. To this end we request
our Port friends to send on their cards
as rapidly as possible We would like
to give full directory of the business
of the town.
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10! ACRES OF LAND.
LOTS OF GROUND.

in the said town of Port Deposit laid down on the
plot made by the Trustees appointed to sell the real
estate of the late Sarah NJ Thomas, viz: ALL THAT
PORTION OF LOT NO. 81 AND TwOTHIRDS OF
LOT NO. S. lying between Main street and the Sus-
quehanna river the one-third of Lot No S. and Lots
Nos So, 81 5s. So Co. 6 e. 63, g. 65 Co. e. 6s 60 and
TO- laid down in said plot, excepting thereout the
right Of of the Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad
Company through the same Each of said Lots has
front of forty feet on the Susquehanna river making an
undivided river front of six hundred and eighty feet
which is improved with TWO WIIARyES.
The other improvements said Lots consist xkAssS
Of one LARGE TW0-STORY FRAME WARE 1sii
HOUSE, office, and seven large and commodi- h:s
Gus FRAME DWELLING HOUSES.
That portion of said Lots lying between Main street
and the northeast line of said Lots is filled with fine
Granite Rock with front Of from 20 so feet and
depth of about 100 feet.
The above Lots will be sold a whole, or divided to
suit purchasers
TERMS OF SALE-The decree requires one third of
the purchase money TO he paid in cash day Of
sale anil the remainder in two equal instruments in
and two from the day of sale the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale and to be
secured by the Bonds Notes of the purchasers with
surety or sureties to be approved by the Trustee.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the said
10 j. Heckart, deceased to file their claims with the
proper vouchers in the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county, within four months from the
day of sale JAMES BLACK GROOME
Dec. %, lsI5-ts Trustee
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In the Senate, on Tuesday, the standin,

NOtfce.-All subscriptions in arrears to
The Wing must be paid to II. r. Torbert;
and all advertisements and job work exc
cuted before the present change in the own
ership of The Wing was consummated, are
due and payable to E. f. Ewing, late pro-
prietor. All unfinished advertisements and
all contracts made for advertising prior to
the recent change in the management of the
paper will be completed by Mr.. Torbert
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-01-15

To OUR CORRESPONDENTS. We are
compelled to omit considerable very inter
esting matter, this week, furnished by our
correspondents, on account of want of
space. We would say to our friends, give
us all the news but condense, abbreviate,
abridge, contract, cut down.
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THE CONTEST FOR CATERER.


Talk about the excitement regarding the
election for Speaker when the ballots were
taken! 1t was nothing in comparison to
the excitement at the Capitol on last Satur,
day, over the balloting for selection of a
keeper of the House restaurant, or subter-
ranean promoter of congressional indiges
ton under the House of Reps. The cor
ridor leading to the southeast corner of the
Capitol building, where the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds meet, was
packed closely with human beings of every
sex and every color, from pale white to Jet
black, most of them being candidates. AS
high as 10 cents was offered for an oppor-
tunity to peep through the key hole, after
the committee had DOTTED hats and over
coats, but the only poor fellow who got a
! chance wanted his money back, for the key
was in the door and he could not see any
thing.
The most amusing part of the thing is
that after all this fuss, forty-five ballots and
the sampling Of the various specimens of
the crooked sent in by the candidates, the
committee has discovered that the man
they selected is Republican. The news
of the vote was announced by a small page,
and the utmost CONSERVATION prevailed.
Downing the present incumbent in COM
pany with the successful candidate glided
noiseessly away, nor asked any one to &C
company them to the coveted bar, and the
remainder formed sorrowful throng, such
as has not been seen since Julius Caesar
delivered his far famed Grafton over the
dead body of Titus Oates. The following
poem from Walkin Miller was read, and
the hungry wolves dispersed:
"Sweet little cherubs of candidates,
Go to your homes and your patty cakes;
Get up and dust, eat till you bust,
Drink till you cure all your stomach aches.
Stop your twaddle!
All skedaddle,"
Scat IT
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A LOT AND DWELLING with COACH and -
BLACKSMITH SHOPS, At Brick Meeting I:a;VB
House. good business stand. ~
Inquire Of
ELLEN s. MARTrNDALE,
Jan S, lS,6-iw Zion Cecil Cuunty Md.
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NOTICE..

My wife, DEBORAH KIRK. hath driven me from m,
house and home without just provocation
except my old age intrnitics therefore all persons
are hereby forbidden to trust her on my account,
will pay no bills of her contracting.
Jan s, ls76-2w* ALLEN KIRK
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NOTICE..

The State County and Dog Taxes in the 9Th Election
District for the wears 1874 and 1875 remaining unpaid
after the LIST day of February 1876 the delnquents w
have to bear the consequences.
JAMES A. LAKELAND.
Collector 9Th district for 1874 and lh15.
Jan |. 1S15-3w
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

All persons warned not to trespass on the land
OF the subscriber with Dog Gun all persons found
so offending will have the Law rSidly enforced against
them. T. POOLE
Oct 23, lSto-3m Preuchtown.
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NOTICES., &c.
WANTED.

PLACE AS TEACHER in the Public Schools of
Cecil county, for the Terms beginning February LIST
mo Address J. A. CALHOUN,
Jan y. lSIh-iw Wal NiIk Cecil county, Nd.
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"a The National Republican Convention
to nominate candidates for President and
Vice p esident, will meet in Cincinnati, on
the 14th Of June next
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-01-15

Us The case of Chas. X. Lands, charged
with the murder of Uri Carruth, at Vine
land, New Jersey, was taken up by the
Cumberland County New Jersey Court,
at Bridgeton, on Tuesday.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

The STATED MEETINGS of the Orrhans' Court Of
Cecil county will lie held on the ECO I'd TUESDAY
in every MONTH Executors. Admin list and Guar
dians. wanting their accounts stated, will please bring
in the vouchers a few days before Court.
REUBRN D. JANAk,
Nov 40. 1sT-y RsSistss.
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Ladies' Laced and Buttoned Shoes 81 so
(G2.0 "NALLoN's
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Ladies' Button Shoes, city made, So, at
MCCRERY & BOuLDEN's.
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Persons making application for transfers Of property
Will he required to comply with the following sections
OF the COue, article 81
SEC. Is Whenever any person shall make application
Tor allowance ie!ICtlDn of
transfer, alienation, loss removal OF property,
the collection or payment of any pub ic private
security for money The County Commits ppeal
Tax Court shall intcrrugat- him oath in reference
thereto aad tine disposal of the same. and especially
inquire OF him 10 whom the same has been sold or
transferred. and the amount of the purchase money!
the money collected, aud how the has been
invested.
SEC ~ They shall also interrogate said persons
oath in reference any acquisition or investment made
by him and not already assessed and tn, amount of all
such acquisitions and investments shall he added to his
assessabe property: and if he refuses answer no
allowance deduction snail be made his
Jan 10, lS16-5w
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The County Commissioners of Cecil county will meet
at their Office. IN the Court House III Elkton Tues
day and Wednesday, the Sth and 9,l. and OH Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 18th and 10th and on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday the End, ird and 24th days
OF February next for the purpose Of making transfers
and correcting assessments: and is hereby given
that after the 18th day Of February next aterati on
will he made in any assessment for the year 1876.
by order. |. f. yANARSDALE
ll.rLN ..iI.rn
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TRUSTEE's SALE

BY virtue of II decree of tn" Circuit Court for Cecil
county, in Equity. passed in Cause No 5l7 Chan cry
Docket No :" the undersigned, Trustee will expose
at Public sale. at the Court House door in E.kton
Maryland,
Tuesday, January 25th, 1876,
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This Special Sale will COM
mence Saturday, January 18th,
and continue until February
18th.

Hs-An early call will he to the advantage Of those
no wish to get choice Of bargains.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

lying and being in Cecil county, and whereof ]. J.
Heckart, late of Cecil county, died seized, to-wit
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND.
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BY virtue of order of the Orphans Court for Cecil
county Maryland, the subscribers will offer at Public
Sale, the Personal Property of Robert A. Evans
ceased his late residence, Rising Sun Sixth
Election District, Cecil county, Md, on
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30
Wh. r. Moore & Co.

We had the pleasure of being
shown through this mammoth es
tabllshmcnt from basement to at
tic--and can tru.hfully say that
every department. is complete IN
every particular. Duplicate sam
Piles of eyc"y article kept IN the
mouse are conveniently y arranged,
and with the view of expecting
business. Our MERCHANTS should
not fail to look through This esiab-
lishment, as they will find this Il
strictly wholesale firm, and one oc-
cupying u leading position among
tho who ,9sple merchants Of Mem
phis. See !Hcr GARD in another
colgmu'
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30

EVERY county in the state, except
two, have made their returns, Civ.
ing Millcr's majority at 1886.
Little River, from correspondence
TO the officials at Llttle Rock, will
s"sli a ma, ,,J&tNy"%oh %oheraoO more, making
,.Lansas Of nearly 40 600. M
undoubtedly, Is cheering, and while
the campaign for state and county
officers is over. Il is to be hoped
thn. like true aud valiant soldiers,
the Democrats Of Arkansas will
not now stop to count losses or
mourn over tavorItcs who have
been defeated, but will buckle anew
their armor, and fall into line, pre-
pared TO make the victory com.
pletc over the enemies of Tllden,
reform, and honest government, at
the next November election. The
people Of the state seem to be alive
to the Importance of tho coming
election, aud from our exchanges,
we learn that Tilden and Hen.
bricks clubs are being organized in
nearly every county. This is as IT
should be. We hope Mississippi
county will not lag behind in the
movement, but will take immediate
steps to organize, so as to present
an unbrokon front In November
next Every man must work for
the success of the Democratic nom.
i1ecs on the national and tolgres
slonal ticket, as on ,heir success
alone depends the redemption of
the nation.
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FERGUSON.& HAMPS0N

The advertisement Of tho aLsvp
firm will be found elsewhere in
this issue. sir, J. W. Clapp, long
II resident OF this place, sAd who is
pcrs naiiy known to every man in
Nisslssipri G1nnty, is associated
Sith this firm, aud VIII hereafter
devote his time. talenis and energy
10 the tupthSrance at an already
large and cxtcnsivo lusiress, Mess.
Ferguson & Hampscn Lalng one of
the standard aud most reliable
commission houses in the city of
Memphis. Mr.. Clapp purposes
travelling in the interest of the firm,
and from the peoples knowledge
Of him, when he makes his advent
N Mississippi county, it viii be lLe Q
finding a big bonanza receiving
orders and consignmen,s. Don't
forget the number 27s Front street,
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30

LoNuKE Dsm'0A iith; pIum-
mers who expect 10 sell goods TO
our merchants haI better ltavc
their advertisements IN Our Siiius
as soon as they como TO town, Tor
our merchants will not pur hasc
goods oi men who pro ashamed to
maze their business known through
the papers.
Hurrah for the merchants OF
Lonokc. Now, merchants OF Hope,
suppose you cup and at EN-" il the
same way.-[Timcs.
Fall in, merchants OF Osccola,
and do likewise.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale.

~ o'iea is hereby given that by vrtne Of writ
~ ol"Aecntion i, ucd by the Mi-sissiIp coun-
~ iroait Clerk. and ~ me dire ted ami deliver
ed, nave levied upon aud will expose 10 sale by
public auction 10 the hi CHEST bidder ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1876
In front of the court house do1r, In the town Of
OScepla Mississippi county, ARK, between The
hours ter legal lies, the following described
Tspi estate, to-wit The southwest uuurtrr of
section D, township TO- range y lying aud being
situate IN The connIy ul Mississippi aud state of
Arkansas, and leytd ul1n ~ 'he property Of
Dickin>pn and Lindsey, To satisfy n Judgment
IN iGvor of James b hest Terms of -al,, uipu
Niih approved security rs required by Jaw.
Il. DRIVER.
S7iO7H sheriff.
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reveal the perpetrator and causes.
Yours respectfully,
+. D'CoURcY.

From other sources, we learn
that Clark, whose wife accompa
nicd Baker 10 town, was arrest.
ed, aud tried for the crime, but
owing to The partial and secret
manner in which the examination
was conducted, was released. We
hope, for the sake OF law and order
and the officers as well as the peo.
pie OF The community in which this
is said 10 have transpired, that 1t is
not true.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30
j, T. Fargason & Co.

The advertisement of this old
and reliable firm appears IL another
column. This t:rm Is too We Il
known, both 10y our merchants and
planters to require words OF c.,n.
mediation at our hands. They
carry a full stock of crocorico, pro
yisions, etc, and offer Superior .p.
ducements to customers,
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To tho",Justiccs of the Peace of
the Several Townships of
Mississippi County.

GsnthME Please remember
that you are TO assemble at the
court house in Osceola on the first
Monday in October. 1876 to levy
taxes and make appropriations to
carry on the county government
for tho ensuing year. The justices
TO assemble are those elected two
years ago. The law is constructive
summons to each member OF the
court to be and appear at the time
and place ipdicnicI above, and no
further notice will be gwen. 1t is
hoped that full attendance will
be on hand, as business of yi;ai i'm.
portancc TO the county is to b.
considered, l.. VI. CARRiGNN,
Comfy Judge.
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3,hcr-
OFF:cS oi ATTORNEY GEgEaAL. j
STATE or ARKANSAS, .
I-ua ha.H, Sept 9. IS-3. J
lion " q Nu.r Auditor, "a, Rock, AZ
kaUsE-.
IL4N S.R: Yours ~ thjs dato.
asking my orluion a> Ia the pay
assessors nre entitled TO receive ma,
der section three OF "An act to fix
The compensation of assessors," ap-
proved March 3. 1875, is before me,
and, IN answer, ] have the honor to
say that it seems perfectly clear
from the act that for each name
listed they are entitled to twenty.
five cents only, aud that all the
property belonging 10 one individ
ual or corporation IN the county
must be connted as one name only.
For such list of real property,
the owners OF which are unknown,
they are allowed one dollar, and
all such lands in one township and
range must be counted as one list.
1t does not make any difference il
tho name appears on the list OF
real and personal property both ;
1t must bo charged for rs one name
only. Very re-pectfully yours,
s. p. HuGuEs,
Attorney General,
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For Congress.
L. G. CAUSE
THE BAKER TRAGEDY.

ulars ofthe ASSASSINATION oil ID Dtkcr
will be .ad with interest
CLEAR LAKE. AJAX"
Sept. 10, 1876. !
EnIToR OscEoLA TINES Dear
SIR isy request I send you the
following details of the sad TRACE
dy that was enacted in our neigh
borho, d ycsterday evening, Rev.
W. r. Foster. started for town from
Clear Lake with n wagon when
about three quarters OF nile from
Mr.. G. W.; .;llearn's, his team bego"
10 show signs of uneasincss, upon
which Mr.. Foster got down to in
auire into The cause of IT, when he
found n man lying hfeless IN the
road. he turned and went back
40 Clear Lake, when the coroner
was notified, and arrived at the
spot about ten o'clock. Alter ex-
animation Of the body, the jury
rendered the verdict tbat deceased
had met his death from the effect
,f two loads of buchsn"t, fred at
him by parties unknown
back With tie ISit hadsAA sAA'hTp hTpfHaiscg,
as if sJ.I holding the brdle; the
right hand still held n hickory
switch secured with a loop; the
breast, face, forehead and left hand
showed signs of G1oen buckshot
Upon further examination there
were found nine more wounds IN
the back and in the right arm, the
latter being broken between the
shoulder aud elbow, The face was
tbs, of a young man in blooming
health, probably twcnty-ene years
Did, neatly dressed, and upon
searching his person, letters were
found which indicated hls name to
be John c. Baker. The cause of
his assassination is not known, and
from the appearances OF the locality,
the act was premeditatci, and de
l,berately executed. The spot
where he met his death is thichly
surrounded by cane. and afforded n
good hiding place for such designs.
Mr.. Baker had gono to town on
Sunday evening in company with
a lady, and as he was returning on
Monday evening to Chicasawba,
was seen passing Sandy Ridge about
one o'clock, leading Il horse. About
half past two O'Clock, two shots
were heard in Cl0ar Lake settle.
mont, about hall "A minute apart at
that time Mr.. Baker must have
been within three quarters ofa mile
pf the settlement, There is slight
curve in the road where he was
shot; on his right band side stood
q large, dead cottonwood tree, from
shich the shots most likely We're
fired, as ppor examination the cane
was found 10 be cgt behind it, and
oven the leaves were rakcd off
clean to prevent the slightest noise;
a chunk of wood was found there
WHICH probably served for seat
In short, the preparations indica.
ted cool calculation and fixed de-
termination The first shot must
have been fired from behind the
tree, at a distance of about sixteen
yards, which took effect in tie
breast and head the right eye was
shot oai, ard Two buckshot entered
the forehead, the rider probably
his seat in the saddle
in deadly rigor, and the assascin,
beng deceived by this, fired the
second load, when he fell out OF
The saddle. The horses were caught
In front of Mr.. Hearn's house abont
fivc o'clock, Raker's horse having
Tie brillc over bis neck, and the
left si,srup over the saddle. Such
srs the facts probabI, tine will !
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Es-

Now THAT they have exposed all
the mcan things the lcnu1i
candidates ever Lh, woUip 1t not
be good ,dca L. EXPOSE som. OF
the good ones y-LE Nothing 70
expose in that lirc.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30

The new silver quarters have
the device ain God Ne Trust" but
not the half dollars. No confidence
N Him Tor any greater sum than
20 cents, evidently [Philadelpha
Chronicle
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30
Malaria ! Malaria J!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

Kept dry
the blood wlsim md iurgr
from :
Ircapt
a. themli ri AM 10
is
am G viewer jauad IN
Viii and Niicl
{ its a-,ous
o
Of
cure then
iN lUn htIn
At.t4s
ERmNo IoWcl lu.drg, Atlanta a
nOonm to oleun For by all l. LGnv,
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30
OROss.

DR.. Crump was kIlled by one
Li,lle, near Vyittsburg, u few days
since. While under guard some
one, at present unknoYn, shot and
killed Little.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30
Important to Agriculturists
Emperor Wllllam" Cabbage.

Va have rcrcl ed ii0m Europe a limited guam
tity OF Emperor Willlgm' cabbage SEED which
produces solid heads of cabbage, the stle Of tn.
mouth OF nour barrel and larger These cnor
nous cabbag,.s are raised with the most ordinary
cultivation. in any climate, and at present lr.cvs
double the ordinary p oft is realized from their
production. Ia trans planting from the seed. great
carH should 'ic used 10 give sufficient space for
growth. package seal to any address, post
paid. ON r,cEip, IT 80 cents. Two packages to
one address n cents Eight packages 81! Ad
dress. enclosing stamp, FELiN CLARE & co
22i East lI3th Nirrrt, New York,
Please mention the name OF the paper you saw
this in. sept lS-GmO
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30
STATE kE Ws.
JACKSON,

Mr., &, N. Fi,h9r, inr the past
year connected with the Aewpor,
NfcI, d.ed from II stroke Of appo-
plexy N Jafksopport on the 18th
INST.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30
Wolshlm House.

1t gives us much pleasure in call
ing the attention OF cur readers TO
tins uuly popular house. Since
this establishment passed into the
hands OF Mess. Jones 4 60 some
two years since, mo A, OF the time
has been spent inlrcpairing, reno
vatIpg, ana, where necessary, rriur-
nishing. the building, until now,
after an outlay Of an immense sum
of money,.thc. Worsham is. Second
to none in Memphis, and we can
recommend II to our readers. the
dining rvom is conveniently and
pleasantly situated, and the tables
furnished wiln the best the market
affords. Col. 5. VI. Jones has gem
errl supervision OF the house, and
knows how 10 make his guests ierl
at home. Mess. j. ID. Cox aud }.
IS. Williams alternately stand
watch tc"iDd ,u> register, aud " ii
.ana sou thc kcy to !oui room
wuA sGcl a .m.. aod -uariJ o,
manner AS to cause yau To- ioysct
your u,othe nIaV, and realize }u,
pleasure, ot home, swec, home
Give The Wor.nom q .rial when
next YOU visit IAe uty.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30

PARTns dcsirins lands surveyed
or lines established, will please ad
dress me at Cottonwood Point, or
orders left with J. l.. Driver, nt
Osceola, will be promptly attended
to. Very respectfully,
JAMES ANTHONY,
3 % 3m Surveyor Miss Co.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-30
MIL IEil.

DR.. p. J. Johnson, editor of the
Gate City NfwJ, published II. Tex
arkana, died last week, after . lin
gering illness.