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New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
Gteamboais ano Railroads.


A LBANY Peoples LINE.-.SPLENDID
"a seambpsts leave A. North River foot OF Canast
DAILY SUNDAY excepted az n for Albany and all points
n B--state rooms heated by stealapipes
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Ho4satonic
and Nsugstuck Railroads Fsre 81 Stea%er % All
pm.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Trains leave NewIork via corandt and Desbrossess
S5 q M Washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago
~ cinnat Louisville, Indianapolis &c. Paror' cars 20
washington Pullman ears 70 principal western eities
Savannah I{ncbDnFE Aiasn'as Hewiorieans ,i &c
fndianspons &c. Pullman cars TO Washington. Pull
1856 r p 6 Washington The south AMI West Richmond
sataEnan bne9SITE A,aH'a Scs M IS &e Ia
Vile bnaanaPo g &C PqI9R ss9PeIs s 70 Washing
'Dair. Otler trains dsily except sandays
and O 5s .5suY YOaSSaS York and ticket foot
sR q 99s Po 4GkET Pa Via @P % 1SD oHi6
ERIE RAILWAY
IL WINTER ADVANCEMENT Of trains in effect Nov. 49,
ga Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Coaches 20 buffalo aud Suspension Bridge and Sleeping
icI5 a. m~EIpTess Mail for Buffalo With Sleeping Coaches
"7pm.-(DaIyl Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
ne cleveland and Chicago Without change also Hotel Din.
ing ears 20 cleveland and Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot y y, for
SsTaI5 saS s3o lo15 il'g$ sl5 sl5 and st5 G.
" RuSeriurd Passalc. s45 745 10 m l2 noon,
night Sundays $780, 10 m, las $50 p. and ~ mid
Paterson Gas, 745 s:3O TO- lO45. l13O a. No.. I2 noon
las s5. S45. 4:3 8 55 q. ESQ 81 g. a. 10 - and
j. midnight sundays, $50 el5, 10 m 1l5 630, p M,
suaern C:I5 7:45 10 1O;l5 a. N, 3:i5 g. g. T. p m.
12 midnight sundays s5o 10 a. m, lf5 $780, D. m and
Cornwall 745 a. m, 3:SO $50 p. m Sundays $50 M.
Sew6urgh. 7l5 o 1916 a. mr $3.50, 4ao P. M Sundays,
Kingston, Q a. m. $50 p m. Sundays, $50 q. m.
Goshen 7iG, ., 1910 n mp $3.50, 34o $3.50, p m. sun
MiddisSoy9, 7ij io:i3 n. 9:85 42o p m sun sun;
days, S.iu 10 The and 43O p M trains
connect NewYOrk and Midland r. r. at Mat.
Port Jeryis 745, lOi5 H.. 4:3O p m Sundays $50,
10 a. M, and Z. M - - -, -.
leave st. een minutes earlier than above time
trains leaving Chaubersst quarter hours leave Twenty
third st thirty earlier Boats leave Twenty thrlst
AZ IOiJ connecting with trains leaving Cham
ST. az 10 p. m. and IL midnight
Tickets passage and Or Apartments In Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the
checking and ansCro Baggage may be let ~ the C0mpauys
Onces Nos 23g 4Ol 52J and 9Ji broadway; No Court
sL BROOKLYN, and al the Company depots. . n
Express Trains from tho West arrive in NeWhorK at i%S
M, liO and 1865 p. m.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains ingewOOd, ClOser PetmOnt, and Nyack,
n.ij m, l. 3 4, 4:iJ 5:3O ESQ., 1880 aud Satur
day nights only l30 sun days, and $3.50 M
Manuel Spring Valley MOusey, Z, S;45 n 4t5
JNO. n. ABBOTT Gent fassr Agent New-l oik.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing 40 High
land Falls west P0nt Cornwall Newburgh, Marlboro,
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday Saturday: Jaus
"a Mtln pada Eriug u
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED - IA IES MAIL.
The Steamers Of ts Line take the Routes recommended
Dy Lieut. May L.. = n, going south Oi tho Banks tho
passage 10 QuecnstoUu. all the wear round
BALTIC, SATURDAY. Nov. %. noon.
ADHiA1It, SATURDAY, Dec. 2, J3O a. IN.
BRllANNIC, SATU RDAN, Dec. 10. At $50 a. m.
CELTIC SATURDAY, Dec. 80 at p m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER ~, NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform sze AMI unsurpassed ap.
poibtmeuts. The saloon. StateToOms, Smoking and
Rooms placed amidshps where the noise and motion
least fet aiOrdng degree Of comfort hitherto unat-
tainablc at
EATES-saloon $50 and 500 gold. Return Tickets
favorable terms Steerdgt, G2s.
Inspection plans aud other information apply at the
CoMpauys OtAcos, NO 81 B(Oadway New lork
n. j. COHrIS Agent.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Geachers.

JNFAClIFR.-An experienced teacher of the
nesh branches having the best OF testimonials, WISHES
employient in Brooklyn EewYork, either In schools or
nriy ale families Address A. h. b., Tribune Office
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lorses, Carriages, Garncss, &r.
A COUPE and PARK PHEAT0N, one top
"A. sidebar WAGON, and one DOCTORS PHA ErON, all
neay sacrifice. To be az l09 East Thirteenth
ST., near Fourthaye.
A UCTI0N HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
N tIate Johnston q Van Tasseln
OFFICE, 81 LIBERTY-SfY
Evening Post BuilGing.l
THE. HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE Is 49, 2l, 23, aud 30 THIRrEENTHSr,
near University place.
The will conducted precisely the strict
and honorable principles which have always characterized The
dealings OF the respect and confidence OF
the business community, well as the public at large
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Entries for sale may be made through tue mall
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Gotels.

I ODGING.-Ne England Hotel, 80 cents,
~ Bowery and Bayardst 200 light separate fooms
for gentlemen only.
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and all points on Housatonic
I'D and Naugsfuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves 80 n ana Bridgeport ALL
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

A LBANY Peoples LINE.-S SPLENDID
"A steamboats, Pier Al North River foot OF Canal ST.
DAILY SUNDAY excepted at n for Albany ana All points
West Meals the European plan.
p--sf fafe ronn pteaInuipes.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NAILROAD.-Aftcr sept ~ 1876. through
trans will leave Grand CCutfal Depot. go
500 a. m Chicago aud Northern Etpfcst win craving
room cars through % Rochester. and ~ AlDanS, W.
lO3Oa. m, SPECIAL Chicago Express, mlth drawing room
10 Rochester, BufaiD. and Niagara fhh..
N 5Oa. IA. Northern and Western Expfcss.
$3.50 Special Albany. Troy, aud western fkpress
Coorets AZ Past Albany with night express for the West
40 p Montreal Express with soepngcars from sew
YORK 20 Montreal ,,..
GOO p Express with sleeping cars ior Nsertcwn ana
Cauanda qua. Also, for Montreal VIA fattsb,uEh. - q,
$50 M. PacIac ExUress daily, with sespngfafs 10,
Rochester. Niagara Fails Buffalo Cleveland i~hsHA and
ST. f1r Chicago. via both T. = anu NJ e afoN
1IOO y. IN, Express with seepngcars for Albany and
Troy. --,--.
WAY Trains per Time Tables Tickets for sale at
2j2 ald il3 ErntWay, and az Mestcott tAples V usS
Wasbip~tou.st Brooklyn &. Is. MEEkER
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

NEW-YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r.. E.-NEW-YOEK AND NEN.uANEN Dl.
VISION-Summer Arrangement commencing Juno H. 1876.
Forty second st
IRAAs LEAVE NEwIORK
Trains Tor New leave 7llO (Accu), SO5 (hxh
900 (AoCnl ii q. M tEx.l IL y. tAccnl / tLX.l 40
(Accnl (EI), 4:iO snd 5l5 local EHls EHl aud ~
FOR South Norsa. $40 500, sO5 II IN, l2m oEEl
900 3 $40, 44O, 10, J;tJ $50. 10 tor STANFORD
40 500 800 1910 a. nr II M, !, 30 ol1. 3J5, i4O
4 f5 5IJ, 5.fJ, $50, 7.2O, . 10. and ll:3j m.
Express, via Springfield. at - 90 aud IL a. l . a
u. m.: shore Line ! AMI 10 D. tue $40 a. III, l.
o., and 10 .. t.pping nt STANFORD, NoiWalk anu
sos IL =, q, and 10 p. bridgeport Tho
sos aud d. connect with trans on shore Line III
vision for Providence and the Connecticut valley az
SaybrUUk. The bOJ q. N. and y. connect WIN
shore Ilue Division for Norwich and NewHayen and
Northampton X R. New Haven and the BOO m ana y
Newport o:O5. II ~ and trains con
with Connecticut River r. h. Springfield. and
Montreal The sos a. and connect with Nau
gauck and HOusatOnc r. RS. bridgeport The 500 a.
and 10, 4.4O. aud y m. with Danbury and Norwaik,
South Norwak, and the 500 a. /. 4:4O, and 5:i1
with New Canaan r. r. al stamford -. o,-o.,. -, N
sunday Boston NAL Trains at p m via Springfield at 10
p. ny via Providence.
Night Express trains g.. on. z, .
Grand Cenfra Depot Offices of y. y Transfer Co. 81
Boadvay low York No. Court ST. brooklyn who VIII
Alsn check baRgage from residence 20 destination.
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Nnn1mTRN RAIIRnAn nF NEW.IERsEY.

FARE REDUCED 10 s4-FIRsT CLASS.
THE WORLD.HENOWNED sTEAMtRS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier - North River foot Of Murrayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS exceptoil AZ 430 IN. m.
secured principal hotels ard ucke,
oCes nnd the and steamers. GEORGE /. CONNOl
Gen. Pass. Agent. BORDEN q LOWELL. We p
\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IIARRANGENENr OF PASSENGER TRAINS April 10,
le16Loaye deiots foot of Corandt and at
m for East0n, Bethlehem, Allentown, Maucll chunk
Hazleton Meadow MahanOY City Shenandoah, MI
Carmel shamotn WlkcshsTre Pttstgn Sayrc Elnlr Hcy
connecting with trains for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester, Bu
fals Niagara Falls. aud the West.
I D. IN, Tor TasOn Bethlehem, Allentown, hauch Chunk,
Haiieon MahauOy Cty Shenandoah Nilkes1afrc l1ttson
&c, making close connections iOr Reading P0tl2Yle 80
a p m Tor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, and Msuch
Chunk, stopping al all stations ,.- .,,. .
C8Op M, Night Express daily, for fasion Iethehem, Al
i,uf1v rauch Chunk, Nkesharre Ptstpu, Sayrc Emlr,
Itara Auburn Rochester, Buhalo Niagaa kas and the
W,st. Pullmau's siCci lng caacucs attached
~ EOkT H. SANi,E, sup't. and Engr
General Eastern Ooe corGsl Of Church ana cor aaals!@
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Orean steamers.

A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
"A Philadelphia Liverpool calling at Queenstown Thurs
days from Philadelphia. Wednesdays irQm Liverpool
Steamers sail from PniladclUhia as follows:
% OHIO.... Dec. ~
30 PENNSNLNANIA.lec Dec ~
lord OLIVE ... Dec. CITY Of NEN-A UBh, Deco
Pnce OF Passage IN Currency; .,,
Cabin, SIS 10 800. Intermediate, SO. Stecrage FZs.
PETER WRIGHT 81 SONS, Gen. Agents Phllaadc.llHla,
Eatery plIce. y Y.
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Geatbcrs.

AN EXPERIENCED classical and mathe-
n macal teacher desires private pupils prepares for col
lege highest city reference Address INDUSTRY, Box 10
Tribune Uptown Onice l23S Broadway
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 35 Unon-square
IL ENGAGEMENTS made for Teachers no charge schools and
families. ANNA RANDALL DIEHI+ Manager
NIRS. ANNA RANDALL DIElIL, teacher of
W. Reading and Dramatic Action, 30 Unon-sqaaIo
DRIVATE TEACHER.-A lady of large ex-
pefieBce in this city and desires two
pupils whom she guarantees advance; teaches En-
gsh, French and Music best recommends
Tons Address H. t. Box ~, Uptown Tribune ONCE l23S
Broadway.
QUARTERLY ELOCUTI0NIST, 35 Union
0SsQuaTe. Back numbers supplied ANNA RANDALL DIEH
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\ ARGE nicely furnished ROOMS on second
and thrd floors with ali modern cOnveuiences, at No
TrstDace. between Henry and Cutonsts Terms hOm Sl2
10 SIC per week ior two.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

DROOKLYN BOARD.-Parties desiring a
pleasant comfortable hOme with rstcass board on roa
sonabe terms may obtain the by applying immediately
Al a COucurdSt BROOKLYN front Second hOOr south
crn exposure. handsomely furnished also large pleasant
single gentemen houso brOwnstone
All mpTOy ements ten minutes walk from Fulton, Wall
Oh IlTine StreNt fpiIeh.
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DOARD-ON THE HIGHTS-No. 295 Henry
ID stAn elegant largo room furnished or unfurnshed
also large hall connecting closets and water VIII
lot separate dosred house and location nrstcass few
ferries references exchanged terms low 10 per
M parties.
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Dooro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNEWIIL. BE RECEIVED AT THE Up
TOWN OFFICES No. I2SS broadway, corner Thirty first.
a. or 3tlS West .thirs, cor. Eighthavei 700
Thirdaye cor Fortyseyenthst st the HARLEM OFFICE,
No. 2,2-t Third ave. cor onehundred
arafa
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and 81 Div


81 l. DIV
5000 80 7l2
TOl and " Con Gov
5000. e. bEl2
Tol q Wab 4 BIDS
5.OO0....... % =
Del and II Reg 'S4
2.0OO.......l04
Bank OF Commerce
6........lUS
Del and Hud Can
OlM lac Tlfa
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GOVERNMENT
SECOND BoARD-1 O'CLOCK p.
ccEes NJ State Bonds Railroad BORdSBdnk and Rail-
road ghcres- ErDFcss Stocks. dc.

Tennessee 6s, N 3
1000 ....... 449s
Dist OF Col 3.65s
5.5nO....." 81
$4,000. be. SO
Missouri 6s, j. B
10000. be lO5
Chic and n w Con
Conn an
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NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE

G Y MAJ " -
" NEW.YORK TO BRISTOL tEnE.l-DIRECE
Taking goods and passengers for London Cafhn Ne"ots
Gloucester and al ports in Bristol Channel
Sailing from Pier lS East RIVER - - n.
ARRAGON, SymOns ~ itDA1 : NoN -
CORNWALL. Sianlpof
CABIN Passage, $40 curTency EXCURSION Sl2O; lnteme
date $50 currency; Steerage $50 currency Pfegad h
Certificates SO Drafts for 81 and upward f0rHeis"'
passage apply 10 - ,...,,
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

by reieronce to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that the
firm of Driver & Jones has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Jones rctiring from, and Mr., Driver
continuing, the business at the old
stand. To the community among
whom Mr.. Driver was born, it is
almost useless for us to say any
thing in hls praise. lie has twice
been elected to the highest Office in
the gift of the people of the coun.
ty, and has filled it TO the satlsfac.
tion of every rlsht.thinking man
in the community. As man, as
an officer, and as n merchant, he
is worthy OF Our Endorsement, and
VIC hope that the public will extend
10 him u share of business which
will show their appreciation of his
services az g man of the pooplc. To
Mr.. Jones, In whatever hno Of
business he may see fit to onba,a,
VIC wish tho most unqualified SAC.
cess. there being no man in the
community who deserves it more
than he does.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

We are proud to announce that
we have secured the assistance of
Mr.. Charles III. Partcc, who will,
in the future, bo iounI in this
Office. He Is n good printer, and
with his assistance, We hope to
make the TINES the leading paper
in Northern Arkansas. In q short
time we expect TO be able to exc
cute all job work entrusted to our
care IN frsl-cass workmanlikc
style.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
YEsTEDAY morning, whilst Mr.. B,

IEsTEDAY morning, whilst Mr.. B.
+. Jon,s was caressingly iondllng
an old shotgun in hls store, some
Que remarked TO him that he had
better be at home nursing his baby
instead Of billing and cooing with
that thing. "O," said he in reply,
&" there isn't particle Of danger in
tho old trick, that lock wouldn't
burst a rotten egg, see!" aud as he
let go the hammer, a charge Of shot
went crashing through S25 mirror
an out into a five cent tin cup which
stood upon shelf be hind it.
Moral Young married men
should always nurse tho babies in.
stead OF old blui.derbuss e.; because
il they so off, not half the damage
is likely to result.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
Il. A. Garllck. Auctiorcer.

We made Il hurried trip to Men,
phis during the week, and the heav-
lest business wo saw going on was
a lot OF boys and men following be.
hind and watching Thomas Thumb.
We didn't learn whether they were
afraid he would hurt somebody, or
whether it was to keep him from
stealing the town and running off
with il.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to me
either by Trust Deed, Bill of
Sale, Note, open Account, or
otherwise, are respectfully re-
questcd to call and settle with
me, or make further arrange
mcnts. BY so doing you will
save time and expense.
w. i. HALE.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
THE KISS WALTZ.

Lines Delicatel 20 the Professor, BY his Pnpn.l
Give me, my love, chat billing kiss
taught you one delicious night,
When, turning cpicurcs in bliss,
We tried inventions of delight
Come, gently steal my lips along
And let your lips in murmars move
All, no i-again-that kiss was wrong
How can you be so duh, my loyc2
Cease, Cease r. the hlushing girl replied.
And in her milky arms she caught me;
How can yon thus your pupil chide,
You know twas in the dark you taught ne
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
OECEOL.I .W.1RKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. COOK & SONS.
Butter and Eggs.-Fresh country
butter, 25@3Oc; eggs, l5@2O.
Corn Meal Fresh, Sl,00, kiln.
dried, 81 l,OO@$l,25.
Flour.-s6@sS p barrel.
GroccrIes,-Sugar l2A@l5c; cof-
fee 25@30c; Molssscs, in barrels, y
gal. 75c@sl.00; in kegs, S4,00. Salt
z bbl. $500. Soda lO@l2lc; Rice
l2l@15c; Tea 81 5c@1 IS; Coal
OIL 25@ S9G per gal.
Hides Dry flint lO@l2l; green
4@5c p IL.
Shot.-F lb. 12le 2 sack 1915;
Bar lead, Zoe; Powder Sj8i0o =
pound.
Provisions.--Dry salt meat l. "a
l5c y; fresh hams l2ic, shoulders l2c
Lard l7@2Oe, Vinegar 3O@4Oc. Z
gal; Hominy &c p tb.
whiskey.-F T. gal. s2@s4.
Tobacco.-75c@sl,l 10 T. lb
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that hy virtue
and authority Of an execution issned and to me
directed and delivered by the Mississippi County
pose for sale by public auction to the highest
bidder on
SATURDAY. TIE a6ih DAY or FEBRU AIRY !,
1876, In ont OF the Court house door, in Mi-si>-
sippi County, Arkansas, to-wit: IN front of the
store house Of smith, Burns Il Co in the town
of O.ccola, beweenthe hours Of "a m and ) y m
the following described Real Estatc to-wit:
The south quarter 81 section (2) two, aud
the wet half OF the northeast quarter of section
t2l two, 1ownshipGN fourteen, Rang nl) eley-
en-, Easi levied upon To satisfy a judgement in
favor ofN. A. Ediington. TX tx and against q.
A. Hcarn. Terms Of sale: Cash.
JOHN ID. DRIVER, Sheriff,
Ian. ~ Il. Mis-. Co Ark.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

II, reference to the above card, II will he seen
that have ,cnase,i ih- in,atest Of Mr.. u y
Jones IN the l.t. 1tm oi D. iyer y Jones, and will
hcncefo, ward c.ury on the bu-lness at the Old
stand. In nv own nS nc. 1h,phing NV old
friends for btIr na-, pt tronage. ! olIcl. u con
tinrancc o. I've are, as-pfing them that trcy
will AWAY, huu on aiN le',es the very lat II and
bcsl "i cvcrrlhir' IN he market. o 1-Dai,v kept
in stores in ihs orn,ty, which will D. sold at
prices 10 srit the tines. Owing to the s. ingcncy
~ the money m.rke,, ! e. aesily impress on my
friends HE necef,iy OF oay inG up old scores, aud
commencing the new year aifcsh.
,Jpuy II DctyrR
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

THE rcaah trees THAI were in
bloom last week have concluded
tnat q mistake was made some
where,nnd have dropped the bloom.
ing business, and concluded to wait
'till the spring.tims comes,
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

THE contribution from "Croak-
cr" is respectfully declined until
we are put in possession of his real
name. Not that we wish to make
it public, but then we don't want
to assume responsibilities. Don't
be ashamed to give us your name
and place of residence.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

IT was with some difficulty that
a negro man, under the influence
of whisky, was kept from freezing
to death night before last. lie was
so completely drunk and benumbcd
with cold when found by Marshal
Speed, nj lato hour at night, that
nc WAS spccchlcss.
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Auction.
Every Tue. day. Thursday
aud SATURDAY. Night

AT ". r. HALEs.
The large stock of winter goods
now on hands, consisting of Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Dry
Goods, Notions, ETC., will bo sold
TO make room for an extensive
stock offspring and summer goods,
Sale takes place every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday night
Goods must be sold. Now is your
timc to secure bargains.
W. p. HALE.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

SOME one says, il you want to
prevent your peaches and other
fruits from being killed with the
frost, hang old horsc.shoes in the
trees. We propose to try 1t us soon
as we can get the trees.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The public arr hereby notiied that IN mis- te,
the partnership heretofore 'A!s,ing be,we"u
h. Driver and T.. L Jones. rnder the ii IN u arc
ui Driver & Jones is dissolved by muiua consent
Mr.. John ii Driver, having parch scd he in.ei- =
est OF Mr.. Jones, wiz continue the busnc-s in
his own name ~ the ola stand Psu Ties ind ,bi-
ed TO the late a IN will m. ke setilement with ! .
h Diver, whp alone l. auhorlzed TO sign the
firm name N Iiqui,ia ION, and who will pay all
Indebtedness of the old cunccin.
u. r jo.is,
JonN b. DE 4E.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

A YOUNG man from across the
rive. came over last Wednesday,
and applied at the clerks office for
license to be married, and during
the interview it leaked out that he
was a cousin of his intended !:
whcrcupon the clerk refused TO
gia him the coveted document.
The lawmakers Of this State wise.
ly concluded that there werc plenty
Of mon and women too, who wished
to marry, without marrying first
cousins, so passed law iorbldding
the practice. In the above case,
the young gentleman had every
thing ready save the license, and
was compelled to despondeutly re-
trace his steps to Tennessee.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

ONLY one applicant for marriage
license this week. and that was a
failure. IT'S unaccountable-leap.
year. and the weather so cold too !,
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
o. P. LYLES,
LAWYER.
NO. 254 SECOND STREET
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Practice in Phillips, Monroe, Dc.
sha, ,crittendcn and Mississippi coun
ties, in Supreme court of this state,
and United states Courts for the
Eastern and Western district Of
Arkansas.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

Nh ID. MATTHEWS kitchen was
aga:n broken into last Saturday
night, and everything, except the
cooking stove, carried of.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

DR. F. NJ. Pcttey was appointed
school examiner for the county by
the county court. A coed sclec-
ton.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

hereafter TO Legal Advertise
mcnts will be inserted in the TINES
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 dcvatcd from
in any caac.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
Prints All brands 74@9c p yd.
Dowcs,ics--Best l2l@l5c; ! So
l0c 2 yd.
Kentucky Jeans--65@s5c u I'D.
Linscys-25@ ioc z I'D.
Domestic Dclaines-25@ @45cpyd.
Brogans-Sl, ,50@S2,25.
Kip Boots--$3,00 ,00@$4 so.
Women's Dutch Polkas- sl.75@
$3.50.
The outside figures represent the
retail prices.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

STATE scrip, after a decline o
four to six cents, is again selling in
Litt,c Rock at 69@70 cents.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

The river is running over its
banks at several points between
here and Memphis.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

WHAT'S become OF that leap year
party, SO much talked OF before
leap year came around ?
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

MuD, which was so plentiful q
few days since, is fast disappear
ing.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
WARNING ORDER.
In Mississippi County Circuit Court


Unknown heirs Of John Defendants
J. jackson, decd.
The defendants, unknown heirs at law Of John ].
Jackson ARE wnrncyl and notified that at the
March term is1s ~ the Mississippi Circuit Court
Mt Osceola, In saId county, 10 commence on the
first Monday IN March, 1876, the Pctii.ner John
j Jackson, will apply to said court for decree
To rens,aie the lost decils issued by the Govcrpor
of The state OF Arkansas to said John j. Jackson
AMI to re-nsiaie the lost deeds from said John :.
J aekson Ia the petitioner. John ilaibcri, the
deed ~ data 18Th February. 1851, for about "a,
sixty one and tpfniyspa hun,lredths acres of
land In township u, it and Is North. Range =
and 10 last in said CoHuiy " Mississippi, aud
they are hereby notified TO make defence AT that
! lime. ! X. p. HALE. Clrk
Dec II II By g. MooHE, u. G.
printers fee, Sa00)
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE UifCERs.
Governor A. II Garland.
sec'y of d. b. Beavers.
Auditorium II. Miller.
Tr, a-,lrer--T J. Chinchl.
Atty Genl-T. T. Hughes.
Com State Lauda--J. y >mithee-
Chancellor-J II. Eakin.
Chanccry Cl.rk-A K. Wit.
Chief Jastice-E. II. English.
Associate Jusiices-W NJ. Harrison and
David Walker.
Congressman, ist DI-tiIct-L I. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit t-Covnties of Mississippi, Gross
Crllenden, Pointsctt, Crlighcad Greene, Clay
ton and Randolph
Circuit Judge L. l.. Mack.
Pros At'y-Ru'us IT. Black.
LEGI>LA1INE.
29th Distrct-C0untes Of Mississippi Jeck son,
Pointsctt and Craghead.
state Scnutor--J. T Henderson
representatives,. b Rulllc.
COUNTY OFFICER
County Judgc--I. N Canigan.
shoriiT-J. u Driver.
County q RI j. X. T.. Hale.
Trcasurer-J. L Driver
surycyor--John II. RAINY.
Ass,ssor--L. Ward
Curoncr-A. W Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

WooD is a scarce commodity in
Osceola just now, and commands
from SO to SO so per cord.