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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-06
FiRST EDITION
The Fair at MidtItetOtCit.

Second Ddy-Innease Attendance-Furt .
er Mention Of the EnhiJits-The Races.
yc. DC.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

oauch F! Is it just 10 let man run
ut large who Is likely at any lime
to take the life of an INNOCENT citi.
zen, IN fit OF drunkenness Is il
Just that II man should bring his
wife and children, or dependents,
20 shame and want, poverty and
premature death, thus becoming
their murderer, "lnch by inch, and
ell BY ell wherein is the law of
wrath" II these things be Just,
then 1T is just that the drunkard
should go pDpunishcd. We ex.
claim ut the waDton cruelty of the
savage, but how is the drunkard
better than he? Men often speak
OF the drunkard as beng the worst
enemyto himself. THIS is proba.
bly, peyer true. +. NIB.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

We call the attention Ct our
teachers, tax payers. and school OF.
ficcrs 10 an exhaustive article on
"Tac County Superintendent" by
WIN. +. Harris, in the last number
of the American journal OF Educa-
ton This paper also contains a
full account of the proceedings OF
the National Ycachcrs' Associa-
ton, as well as an article on "Our
County Schools" which parents rs
well as teachers should read. Also
an article on "Lady Superintcnd.
cnts," by Miss +. b. Whiting, be-
sides number OF valuRble articles
ON other topics Of immediate Irac
teal interest Every issue Of this
Journal contains articles worth TO
our teachers aud school officers
more than the sui lscrlplion price,
81 go for year. Enclose 10 cents
for a sample copy, and satisfy your
self OF It's value and circulate i
among the people. Address J. y.
Merwin, Managing Editor, st.
Louis, No.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

The painful ncws reaches US OF
the death OF Mrs. Joanna NJ. Ellis,
at the rc idcncc of James Il. Craig-
head, Esq, Stonewa!l, Mississippi
county. THIS es,imuble lady te,ng
on Il visit To her brother. was
stricken down with bilious fever,
aud, altcra lingering illness of over
two weeks, succumbod on Monday
last 70 the fell destroyer, death.
Mrs. l-liis was rclict OF your ster-
ling women of those good olden
days, and mom. Der of lhe Craig
head family, whose history is SO
Intimately i@terwoven with that OF
Mississippi county. Deeply do we
sympathizc with her mourning rel,
atives aud friends.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

Mr., IcGovERN, of the Corning
Express, was defeated for the posi-
ton of sheriff IN Clay county Mr..
Roussan, of the Osceola Times, for
the same position IN Mississippi
county Mr.. Lytle. of the Claren.
don age, for representative in Mon.
roc county l.. II. Gazette.
1t is true we were defeated Ia our
fond aspirations, along, as We per-
ccive, With numbers of our fellow
quill drivers. But then we are
young, scarce IN the prime of life ;
with naught Of silver in our hair to
Indicate the passage of,ime. Our
late tanvass cost us nolh:ng-it
made us, as we well know, mapy
acquaintances and many warm
friends. We in no wise feel daunted
at the defeat that cor ironted us,
and shall quietly aud patiently
ablde..our time. We feel proud OF
the course heretofore adopted and
consistently adhered. to by the
OscEoLA TINES. With the bless
ings OF God, and in unison with the
l,py!aati9ns of our own conscience,
'we still propose TO advocate our
own policy and measures in the lu.
turc. We believe ~ Independence
rs the fundamental principles OF
journalism, and independent we
expect 10 remain, so long as ior-
tune may permit US to conduct our
private and pet enterprise. We
stand aloof from cliques and rings /;
shall no. hesitate to expose and de-
nounee them. IL our thrusls make
them vince, SO much the better for
us, that is all. AS the best lndica-
ton OF the approval Of our course,
we have 40 hesitation in claiming
t.iat OF tie three hundred and odd
votes pollcI by us at the recent
election, The larger proportion Of
them were subscribers and readers
OF the OscnoLA TINS.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
Personal Politics.


There is one feature in the poll
tics of Arkansas, and especially ii
the Democratic party, lhat we sin
cerely dcpreca,e. We alludc TO
what we shall, for want OF n more
significant term, call personal pol
itics."
There are in almost cvsry commu-
nifty in the stale certain men who
may be called Ieadcrs--that is they
have ihelT influence within pre-
scribed circle, and their opinions
accepted y their followers on
most subjects tnat come up for dis
cussion. We have no particular
objection tc this, Tor 1T is The way
of the world. But leadership in
even limited sphere begets aniag-
Snisms aud jcalousics and these in
their turn are likely to lead TO the
assumption of false positions by
one faction or another. For in.
stance, in certain county there
are two f,ctiJns ore used by A
and the oihey by y. Some matter
of the spte or local importance
comes up. a takes his position
upon it aud advocates sr opposes
it, as hi judgment may DICTATE. b
il he had acted promptly, wonld
have taken precisely The position
ASSUMED by \, but through PEE
sonaI jealousy, and to maintain his
attitude OF .,g'nronism toward 4
and itctrly prcser.e his own fac
ton, pc ti,hcF opposes tie meas
ure openly or aiAetrp's tc throw
cold water upon Il, and encourage
IFS dc'cpt rather than see hls aJ
versary's judgment ead action viu
dicaird by lis endorsement. This
state Us full Of j1st spcli faction
aud ''cy are II material Injury to
ITS prosperity.
Nov, We have no objection to
people differing in their opinions,
and especially Democrats. But we
do li-sisl that their differences silali
be honest ,n.s. We endeavor to
n 'vocatc what we consider to be
right. We care not vi ho ~ the au-
thor of the measure. We oI D Sc
tho measure BECAUSE II cmanates
ii'pni &ng parl,cuaar sonrcc. True,
ihc advoraey of n measure by some
men would naturally ;brow suspi
.ciol upon it, but If upon cxamlna
tlon 1t proves to be proper and
right. it should be supported. In
some counties IN the state men are
supported or opposed Us candidal, s
for county Offices, or evca for the
legislature, as the particular candi-
dates of certain lntlucntlal men
and that, too, where the particular
individuals neither expect nor can
receive any benefit from the result.
Now, this is all wrong. Men
should be supported on account of
the + qualifications for the particp
lar Office they aspire to and Tor no
other reasOu.
In conclusion, we seriously con-
mend this subject to the considera-
tion of every i,omocrat in the state,
and recommend . little wholesome
self discipline on lhe subject, feel.
ing confident that i: will bring
about Il better state OF feeling
throughout the state, and conse-
luenlly the selection of the best
possible officers = Il. r.. Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side, under the edge

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the edge
Il Of the ribs, increases on pressure ;
sometimes the pain is in the left side; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top Of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of wearinsss and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. {. McLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequalcd.
BEWARE or ImITATIoXs.
The genuine DR.. c. NfLANE' 5 LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box las rcd wax seal or tic
lid, with the impression DR.. N:LASE'5 5
LIVER Pills.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER Fills
bear the signatures OF c. M.LANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
sD- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DIR. c. MFLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by al respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Dr. C. McL,sr's IIyra
PLrs a trial, will mail post paid TO any part of the
United States, box Of Pills for twenty-five cents.
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
DRUNKENNESS.

! tCcpHupnicG;sd
Mauy ways AND means have been
suggested 10 stop the excessive
usc OF Intoxicating drink. Here
is one which, if vigorously applied,
will succeed, and which, too, is
warranted both by the laws OF God
and justice
let laws be enacted that shall
make drunkenness n great crime,
and liat gives all the courts penal
jurisdiction of the same. For every
case Of drunkenness, let the offend.
ing party be fined not less than
ten, nor more than one hundred
dollars. Il this does MT prove
sufficient to stop the crime, then
let the offender be deprived Of the
right of contract, and a receiver
appointcd for hiS property, If he
has any, as IN the case Of mind~s.
II all tins docs not prove suai
cient remedy, then let the offender
be disiranchiscd and outlawcd. But
Is drunkenness such n crime against
the commcn good as to require the
enactment Of such laws? IL seems
that God 50 regarded 1t, iron. the
following law given 10 Moses, and
who will say that ho is not Just?
Ill man have stubborn and re.
bcllious son, who will not obey the
voice of his father, nor the voice OF
his mother, and that when they
have chastcned hun will not
hearken unto them then shall his
father and his mother lay hold on
him, and bring him out unto the
elders OF his city, and unto the
gates OF his lace and they shat
say unto the elders of his city, this
our son Is stubborn and rebelious;
I lac will not obey our voice be is IL
gluttOn and a drunkard. And all
the men Of his city shall stone him
with stones, that he die 80 shalt
thop put evil away from among
you, and all Israel shall hear and
| fear"
Now ii the crime OF drunkenness
! is SO detrimental to socie,y as that
God should lay It upon the father
and mother to bring even the son
of their bosom 10 prosecution, judy
ment and death, how shall society
excuse itself for letting this dlabol.
ical practice go rrpunishcd? Is it
Just that a man sheuld receive from
soeie,y peace aad protection, with
all its advantages and in re,la!Ggyp. e,la!Ggyp.
rise baes, arcn,it the contents sin
ruit tnS the meat is absorb
gar the liquor. Remove all the fat, "
can be eaten with bread. or used for
IA aeHs e o 1y,ns; ,,,.s sr..... =,
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
/Bled to Death While Asleep.

A Pittsburg paper announces the
death in The oily Of Detroit of
Thos. III. Ewcns, young man who
resided with his mother in the for.
mer city. The dispatci, stated
that the death was CAUSED by Il fall
from the roof, but 1t is asserted
now that the accident which result.
ed in his death was one for which
The city of Detroit might easily be
beld responsible If the statement
be correct. 1t IS said that he was
passing along with some friends
when the sidewalk gave way and
prccipitated him down II distance
Of eight feet. He arose with a
slight scratch 90 the wrist, but
laughingiy dismissed the sub;e
and continued the walk with his
Iricndc till bedtime, when he re-
tired. On Sunday morning he was
found dead in bed. As the woul d
on the wrist was not considered
sufficient to cause death, an lnyes-
tigaiion was made, and it was
found that an artery ia the throat
had been ruplarcd ip sach man.
nei that when BE- was IN an upright
position no serious consequences
resulted, but while ly'ag in bed he
blcd TO death. Saeh / fatality is
considered remarkable occurrence
by the medical profession.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

LAST Monday was the day ap-
pointed for the Indians to meet the
commissioners at Red Cloud agcn
uy, bat dispatches from there indi'
cate that the Indians refused to
meet the eommiSsioucrs, and were
docking to Spotted Tail and Sitting
Rull. Tho Ipdian As "boss' Of the
.iisation.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

LATE dispatches announce the
decease of Hon. Henry A. Wise,
OF Virginia. For more than n quar-
ter of u century Gov. Wise occupied
the first ranks IN the list of Amer
can statesmen, and daring that pc
rod, with the eXcepticn Of the
presidency, occupied nearly ev,ry
official position within the gift OF
the people.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

LAST Monday, John Baker, bro,
ther Of Vim. Houseman's present
wife, was found dead two miles of
this side of Mr.. G. A. Hcarns', evil
IDENTIFY the victim Of assassination
From all accounts, he WAS literally
shot to pieces. No clue to his mur-
dcrer, or to the uuravcling OF this
foul deed, has AS yet been discov-
cred.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
important to Agriculturists sts-The
"E4pclor Wiiiiam' Cabbage.

v. hqr r's.i.eG lr,.I Europe limited guam
iYLtcc- i,u iegds nft9bbago, the sizc of thu
"a u a ui . alur u..to. IAa argcr. These cnor
i.au eel "a a., r. seG Win the most ordinary
t-.i.t 1Ua. iE 81 Tsfr, aud at present price :
tUaulH t.Ic lI ..rarv bIoll = realized from thcir
f4.-.H,,lHE L. .d. wanting nom the seed great
r.ic should 'in usra ~ give sufficient space for
IS. ."tA. S ATatA - -tui - any address, post
gfia. no rUcPig, ~ 60 cents Two packages 10
1nr address. = cents Eighi packages s. Adj
dress, ruclo-irg 2 -tamp, ltLl& CLARE a 60.
- Eaat tI3th street, NCw York
Please mention TIE name OF the paper you saw
thi- IN. sept lo-6mo
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

"Resolved, that Liberty OF the
Press is detrimental to society and
government" is the subject for de-
Latc before the Literary and ORA
matte Association next Wednesday.
The public are respectfully invited
70 attend.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

THE yellow fever epidemic in
Savannah, Ga, is still increasing.
The distress among the sex has
reached that degree that the com
nunity has been compelled to ap-
ply for outside assistance, which is
heing cheerfal'y supplied BY norih-
ern CITIES.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
Malaria Malaria!!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.


oinac, nun
changes
not
the tts brpartesio
" is such remedy and
who viii
ma a Yellow
ab oiHr e q c N W
Is D q II
uhat acin Migrating sysul ii .
H he &C. q "A
SO :
"
cts
!. .ur ~ ID guar rH
N gc ihua he rtie } o
Loves Wilson United
s.H.
rsaeby
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

Tng Hon. CnAs. FRANc,s ADAMS
has received and accepted the gu
bcrnatorlal nomination for Massa.
,psscits. from tho hands of the
Democratic Convention.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

LAST Tuesday, twcnty-four bales
O. cotton were shipped from this
port, per Osccola Belle; twenty
Two by \. Marhews a Co, and
TWO By J. Cook a Sous.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

o. 10 GOO per day. Agents wanted. All
r'' ~ 'Y--V Gissses OF working people OF
both sexes, young and old make more money at
WORK for us, In their own localities during their
spare moments, o. all the time, than ut an, thing
else We uiiti employ Inent that VIII psy hand
sumely for eAery hours work. Full particulars
Terms &c. sent free. Send Us your address Mt
once. Don't delay. Now is the time. Don /
look for work or business elsewhere until you
have learned what you offer q. srlNsoNS 60.
Portland, Maine. Jan. IL iy.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

foLIii Al el husiasm is running
very high in West Virginia. Sun
-cl Cox made q glowing and telling
speech at Wheeling last week, and
Carl Schurz adaresscd the Radicals
at Bellairc.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

,ahs. VICTORIA Woodruff sued
and mas obtained an absolute
svolcc iroEl her lusbapd, Colonel
San,es II. Blood, on the ground OF
Aab.iual adultery. She rs once
more free.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

Tns rain OF the past week has
proved quite detrimental to cotton
pickcrs, but u God-scnd to those
dependant on the "big muddy" or
poisonous wells for the great sus-
tanning beverage Of vfe.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

TnEAcamcr Rebctca Clyde wen
10 pieces off Pamlico sound on the
e j, BY which tyclfe persons
,sep J ,st.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

ZAcH CHANDLER denies that
schurz has been requested to stoi
speech maning.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
WARNING ORDER.
Critenden County ChaaeofY
Court.

Mrs VI. Crump. PlAlniiH
".
Alice Guenaui. J W. Guen-
aut X. g.. Crunip ) T.. SWep
ston Della SWepston aud
stella bowel. niani and her Defendants.
at Law oi Is. Q Crnmp, deed
The defendant stella Doveil Is warned to ap
peal in this court. Nnhip twenty days aud an
swcr the conIplaiut Of he complainant NJ Il
Criunit, on hiil fg dover.
Aug IL, 1870 DAyip W LEWIS, Clerk
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
For Congress.
L. O. CAUSE

The Democrats have not carried
Name ance 1883.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
The Lost Cause.

A magnificent picture II 10 inches in size,
beautiful In design aud artistic Ia execution. IL
represents confederate soldier after the war,
returning to his home, which he dnds lonely and
dcsolate. In iront Of the ruined cottage, telling
Il sad tale of the miseries Of war. are two graves
with rude crosses, ON one OF which some friend
ly hand has hung garland. 10 the right the
calm river and the rising moon indicate peace
and rest. 1ne stars, seen through the trees rep
resent the southern Cross. II is picture thai
VIII touch every Southern heart, ann should Md
place itxs ssery Southern home One copy sent I
by mail, Nouhted on roller and post-psid on 7
receipt ~ - cents nr three for CD cents Adde'S
John B3row & Co., Bristol, Team. Agrnts
wanted v ysrywhere to sell tur cheap and popular
IicmreS-s5 TO $40 per day easily mae No
money rtquired until pictures are sod sSal
stamp fotratsiogre aud terms, LH
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

rE thousand English working
= at public meeting in Lon
on The Goth, condemned Eng.
Is eastern policy.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

Jss. TERRY writes that he has
answered a. baud of hostile Sioux,
,seu. Maj. Reno alter ticAp
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

The northeast ts) quarter Of section 0) one,
in township lD fourteen, Norihi Range dD elev-
en-, East; OF which, there are 20 acres cleared
and under fence. with good houses, outhoqses,
well, &c. &c. Also
Thirty acres deadened which can ke gut IN cul-
tivation next year
rrice S.. eco. Terms easy. Apply to
JAMES 4 BEST.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
Sd q.

Sc Z, Ser. ~, 7. II n, Il. 8 ERst, 400 acses.
Most Of this trac, is above overflow, 81 acres
well doadcned. and with No. would make a
farm OF 2,O acres OF mitch value Price 81 300
Terms q &c bird cash. balance In one and two
) rars.
These lands are the beet IN the Frenchmans
Bayou settlement, is near the Church and school
hoi.e, and is the most desirable lands now on
the market In this county.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

PARTIES desiring lands surveyed
or lines established, will please ad.
dress me at Cottonwood Point, or
orders left with j. l.. Driver, at
Dsceola, will be promptly attended
to. Very respectfully,
JAMES ANTHONY,
. % 3m Surveyor Miss Go,
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
WARNING ORDER.
Crittentep County Circuit Court.

William Vance Jr. ciais,l rlsinas.
Frank Mcconnell ct al.. Defendant.
y a5ppar.n.- hy nnidavi' that Susan =. Houston
asd Iliafl.s Jones are uon-rCsidcnt of the
SLATE OF Al b,sas they are warned To- appear Va
liis court wfihn thitis Cal days and answer the
Aii. n iS.s. 10. ". LEWIS CLERK
X f. triltrndcn, Att'y for plhiai.i. sep 2-'i.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
Lands For Sale,


Sc Ne \ See 39, Township II ~. Il. Q east,
40 acres, above overflow, - acres in successful
cultivation. balance dcndcned and under fence
p. See ~ go, terms one third cash, balance in
one and tG0 Year,.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

j & \crly, : II Brooks and II NJ
Nicely, doing business under the
style and firm maine Of brooks ! Plaintiffs
Nicely
Nancy 4 Edriugton In her own
Eight and AZ widow of the late
JAS Il E,lringt0e deceased and H.
cxecuiriN uf ihc lasi Will and tcs-1
lament OF said dd,'eas,,'. and the
following named clAldIon. min
ors and dcyIsecs aud lcgafcea Of
the said JAS II Burlington, to-wit;
Sallic Edrington, John Eddn:;- DcfcnN.Jl4s.
ton Euacnic Burlington, Joseph
b EdrngtOn, Nan-ie Burlington.
Rena Edrington ana William u
Elrin gton. William HArTis1n and
Margaret Harrison, Father and
Mother Of John Il Harrison TIus
tee of dectescd. and the unknown
hcr- M remainder of said llgrr
sou deccaesd.
The defendants NaaCy 4 Ellington, Sallc
Edrington, Juhn T. Burlington Eugcrtc ttrng-
ton, Joseph u Edringtup, Aan &c fdriR.ALu,
Rcna Burlington. Wm Ed,sngtqH, VIM Harri.
son and Margaret Harrison, Father and Moihef
of John II Harrison, Trustee of deceased, ana
the unknown heirs Hnd remainder OF Harrison
deceased. ate warned to appear in this cOurt
within thirty ia, sand answer the complaint o'
the Plaintiffs. Needy, = II Brooks aud u VI
Nicely. doing buSint-s Ualei the style aud lin,
namc cf Brooke a Ncely.
Jk p II lie. Clerk
SpLi Jta iSN, u, McN,igh, pc.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

Mr.. WM. b. HAsKINs returned
on Thursday with James Robinson,
coIored, N custody. About two
weeks sgo Mr.. SHssie was robbed
of his Ssdsh, oycrcoat, etc; and
Robinson, who vs9 working about
the house, absorbing at the same
time, was suspected Of the theft.
Robinson having Ssen tracked TO
the Tennessee shore opposite, Mr..
Yaskins, as deputy sheriff, started
IN pursuit Saturday, and after fol-
lowing the refugee TO APPOINT TWEEN
ty-fve miles beyond Brcwnsviiic,
captured him, and on Thursday
sandea l.ii@ ssieiy ~ th9 osceo-a
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

Hon. JonN FORSYTH, editor OF
the Mobile Register, is seriously
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

YglLow FEVER Intcrments at Sa-
yannah on the goth, twcnty-sevln.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
Read the following certificates
ArLANrA. Ga Jnnr .

MEssRs LOVE \ WILSON
Gcufencn In April last was taxi sick va
Agr alternate day Amer II has
weeks, 1 yds c,d . your Auti-u
carlcd an medicine aud simply wore one OF youf
anln M tighter each successive
tng- tntiiri! VIII eNt
ska; iuiurr should have cI ugague voa
your Pads an plyslc ihf crt adt tAat
be unfortunate have Chs and terenl ue fortunate
epou.h one of youi Belts,
am respectfully, etc,
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

h Sioux Indians have made
ares to the Bl-,cisiect of Man'-
British Territory to join
w liz .waglng a war of cxtcrmi
nons against the Amercans.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

ttmader
to be IN first
cit
1 IN
atici isenl nltoth. aritd Nj
4 tlan Ca janet
sone "a
&C
Yesterday have ona fish
geXc cur OF and jl rQ
T1 ofih w0a m
o
wcese us y Dir
}S HW2vGGsox
gcrsq "a Osaolaly by +. MP
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
No e.

l6n acres, N W. ! sec, 20, 7. 10 n. r. 0, East.
A valuable fargp pow raising 30 bales Of cotton
pr.ee j,eq. Terms easy
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

csc acscl on Clear lukf good farm Nilh com.
fort. .dlr hu.ilinr-. with gin house. good mil
and ll nccc. sary put huiidings; q acres IA cul
tiyati0u 80 asrcs deadFurd. pant OF which - nm
del fence. centrally lncattd. and a good site for
"a store and IN a Thrifty and prosperous settle
ment mostly above overflow. Price 900
Terms will be made easy 10 good purchaser
Satisfactory reasons given for want.l. to sell
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

fuE great "hog repleyin" ruit of
Mrs. Howell against John Mat
heus. before Esquire Craighead.
|f Troy townshisSn,an "Wednesday,
!s.alicd in iayoy avn, - - iIatAndan'.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

W Ne i Sec. bT ION, II. Fast, "
acres, 40 acres above orlilary overflow, balance
well ,iuibeTcd. Price $50. Terms asy.