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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
[ VOL. Iv.-NO. 2O7

gentleman living in small toxin
IN one of the southern tier count, /.
sends the names of twenty-six Republi.
can farmers who have joined Tilden
and Hendricks club
An influential man living in the east
ern portion of the State writes an this
town there are forty-eight Germans
who have heretofore Invariably voted
tho Republican ticket and who now
openly announce their intentionto SUP.
port Tilden and Robinson
From II small town in tho central of
the state the names, occupation, and
social standing of thirty.four Republic
cans are given who have joined the
ridden and Hendricks club On the
margin OF this letter Is statement
written by the member of the State
committee from that district youching
for the truthfulness Of this assertion.
Atarmer liyingin one ofthe counties
which we're formerly controlled by the
canal ring, writes, II have always voted
the Republican ticket have long felt
thewant Of change III the administra.
ton fpublic affairs, and with each suc.
ceeding election have huped that reform
within th6party would Be accomplish
ed. But for years have lelt thai my
taxes were continually increasing while
the prices OF my produce were growing
less. In fact, my income was eaten up
with taxation, and saw no steps taken
to overthrow the corrlptionists, stop
the stealing or to reduce the expenses
until Mr. Tilden was elected governor
HIS first move was to break ring that
was annually stealing more than $1,000
OOO from the people of the State, and
since that time he has been continually
At work cutting down expenses and re-
ducing the taxes, Two years ago my
portion of the State tax was $3.50, This
year, ut the same valuation, ii will not
exceed 500. My nelghbors see this and
they are going to vote with me. We
don't advertise that we are going toyote
the Democratic ticket, but when tho
votes are counted Governor Tilden will
learn that his efforts to serve the people
ire known and appreciated
After the letters had been read. Mr.
Magone said that they We're fair speci-
men of more than six hundred letters
hat had been received, containing re.
ports of the accession OF Republicans to
he Democratic party.
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Presented win a Cane.

How aud why we can't tell. But II
Ia sure, that John s. Jackson has the
largest and cheapest stock OF books and
stationery that was ever known before
In North Texas. just think Of u, the
latest styles Of fancy note paper twen-
ty-five cents per box. Also, writing
pens at seventy-flve cents per gross. A
fine stock Of inkstands, heretofore beep
selling for four dollars, reduccdltp twp
dollars. Pocket books albums cutie
ry, blank books, pictures and picture
frames, school-books and miscellane-
Gus books, copying presses, letter boqls,
time hooks, " NIL kinds, Wrapping ps-
per, aud musical instruments OF all
KINDS. Family bibles enough 20 make
all the people In Northern Texasgood
And especial attention 10
window shades aud wall-paper.J.I
JOHN s, JACKSON,
TOl ELM street.
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BONIIAM.
Hail and Rain Storm Church and Two
Dwellings LeyeiIed-State Of Trade.

Dwellings LeveIIed-s,ate OF Trade.
Special to The herald
B0NHAM, October CA heavy hail
al rain storm passed over this place
last night, doing considerable damage.
Here II blowed down several fences,
one house and II large number OF
awnings, shade trees, eto Eight or
ten miles southeast OF here, on Walk.
er's prairie, the storm was more severe,
blowing down church and two
dwelling houses, fences, etc Have
heard OF no loss of life. The heaviest
wind was mile Ia width, but II APP
pears to have skipped around lively.
The municipal election here Mon.
day resulted in the election II the old
board Of aldermen, II NJ. Lusk, may
OF, Irregular nomineel, aud Joe Mckee
independent, city marshal. m
Cotton lively to-day and yesterday,
selling at s!@0l. Freight to this point
from Galveston, eighty cents to one
dollar per hundred pounds; st. Louis,
one dollar and twenty cents to one
dollar and fifty cents. Cotton four
dollars aud twenty-five cents per bale
o the latter place.
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HEADQUARTERS
OF THE
TEXAS OYSTER TRADE

that the TEX ~ WHOLESALE OYSTER
DEPOT 10 now open for the fall and winter
seasons. Having taken advantage Of the
low rat. OF wages aurlng the summer
selsstsd oyatars, can therefore furnish this
best Quniity NJ lowest market prices. Orders
by mail respectfully solicited, and goods
shipped by express Y. o, D.
ofIice and depot foot Of Kubns wharf. 18th
It,, Galveston, Texas. Address look bos III
.nnlElnIl
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Three Deaths by Poison Cause Eat
Ing EoRdst0ois.

NEWARK, n. J., October 6-Miss
Baker, Miss Grain and IL boy were
poisoned yesterday by eating toad
stool, at Connecticut farm, near this
city. Miss Poole, who was OF the
party, eat sparingly aud will probably
recover.
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BERLIN, October, Ga Ragussa dis.
patch says the rear guard of Monktar
Pasha's force, while retreating to.
wards Herzegovina. was attacked by
the Montenegrln troops and his COM
mand defeated. The Turks fell back
on Garrica badly crippled
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France favors an Immediate Con.
ference.

The Times special states positively
that France favors an immediate CON
ference, and has instructed her repre-
sentatives to urge Its expectancy. In
telligence concerning this point, how.
ever, Is very conflicting.
The Turks Under monk tar Defeated by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

Boston, October 0. Henry J. Saw
yer, u negro, was arrested to-day,
charged With beating a woman, sup.
posed to be his wife, to death. The
corpse was terribly gashed about the
body and her head beat almost to u
ely.
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Russia About Declaring Wa,

LONDON, October ga Belgrade
dispatch says 1t is now expected that
Russia will present her ultimstum to-
day, to be followed by q declaration OF
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q. .. NIXON.
q. .. NIXON. =. A. onRE
NIXON 81 GERE.
Artesian Boring Contractors
BELLEvuLLE, I'LL,

BELLEvuLLE, HI.
Having several years experience In the
OIL Regions Of the East. we are prepared 10
or rock.
-lLtB zAaI REFER TO f-
Ofiice or Mines, Metals and Arts; Collier
White Lead Co., COR. Tenth street and Clark
Conimission Dealers, ii6 and iib south Main
street, ~. Louis.
OUTFITS OF tools supplied at the shortest no
tice. either for repe or mi sinking. aepi2-lm
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

vcoR tho spcedS Cure OF Seminal weak
4 meas, Lost Manhood, aud MI disorders
prcush hi on By indiaoretlonH or excess. Amy
drlGsilst has tls ingredients. Addtrm
W, hxVIpsss 4 co.. W fsssaa ~, New TEE
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

LisT OF Judges aud Clerks of he
respective townships Of Mississippi
County:
Ggnadian-James Williams, Da-
vid Meizgar, r A Cacs, Judges;
J J Carr, T Il Musgraves. clerks.
clear Lake W W Mann, J f
Rnddle, } l. lIearn, judges; Il A
llearn, carroll Smith, clerks.
chckasawba -R q Harden, H #
Blythe, w IL Lamlers, judges; Il
Ii Robinson, a j Bishop, clerks.
Big Lake-Ed Smith, Isaac
Duugherty, Jno McDole, judges !;
Alfred Hector, Thos Richardson,
clerks.
Swayne-W Dillahay, ii L
Bowen, L Sq.lon, judges; l. d
Rozzell. D u piyon, clerks.
Monroc-B II Miller, J l. Driver
Y W lhoiiiasop, Judges; w j Bow
en-, Jas l} Best. clerks.
LATHE R.ver-W X wilkins, S
W Wilkins, M J Sawyer judges B
+ Jackson, clerk.
carson's Lake A cisscll L
6evol, \ II Waller. Jadges; ; James
Grandee, \ Clsscll, clerks.
Troy IL Pickett David craig.
head, J. NJ BDngh,.isdgcs Henry
sutton, q . Fabcr, clerks.
Sco't-Jcsse Ashburn, WlItby
NollQ~ell. A Boshoars, judges J
q White, Jas Anthony, clerks.
Pceau-R " Friend, L J Nc
Oavock, Wm Wright, judges; ID II
Plttman, Samuel House, clerks.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

From the space Iatlerly devoted
by the Lr,ile Rock Herald 10 the
editor Of the Star, vulgarly known
us Poker Jack, aud called by the
Herald p. J. for short, one must
conclude either that Ysdgc Mcclure
is 3 man of immense Importance in
the estimation Of the Herald, or
else, that the Herald must be hard
up for something, with which TO
I'LL its columns. We mus, confess
eur want Of perception in discov-
ering the advantage or interest To
the reading pnbllc Of these contln-
ual personal alterations between
the editors of two leading journals.
And certainly the bipcr abuses
banded backwards and forwards
are in exceedingly bad taste. We
really think .ihe Herald is confer
ring too much honor in noticing
every slaudcr that may cmanatc
from the editor Of the S;ar.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02


70 enUtlc any one 10 vote on
Monday. hc mus. be citizen OF the
United States, have resided one
year IN this state, six months in
the county and thirty days in the
township, in which he proposes 20
vote.
See. 20. Any election. officer ap-
pointed undot tids act, who shall!
iraudulcntly and corrupilv permit
amy person to vote illegally, or re-
iuso The vote OF any qualified clec
tor, cast Up or make false return
Of said clsctiop, or any person who
shall vote when not II qualified elec.
tor, or ycis more iha,i once, or
hribe any one to Yote contrary TO
bis wishes, OF intipIdate or proven,
amy elcclor by threats, menace Or
promises from voting, shall be gull
~ OF Il felony, and upon conviction
thereof, shall be imprisoned in the
enctentiary not less than one nor
more than five years.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

Oga State financial problem, re-
dnccd TO correct solution, is sim
d.y this: Let the Courts pass upon
all that Indebtedness, exhibiting a
doubtful character. Lc: such us
is thus pronounced illegal and I'M
constitutional, be repudiatcd, as is
but right aud just. and as for the
balance, let us effect with our
creditors the best compromise we
can. Thi. is all that honor and
self respect demand, aud not until
We lay hold Of the bull firmly by
the horns and reduce il TO sublcc
tion, will Arkansas arise from the
general financial and industrial op-
pression which now weighs her
down like an incubus.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

THE payment OF ihe interest
alone, on the sl7 100000, claimed
to be held against the state Of Ar.
kansas, would exceed her entire
revenue, hy s20,00o. What folly,
then, 10 discuss The payment of the
principail Tho remedy, is either
reputation Of the whole, or the ex-
punging Of the ten or twelve mil
lions Of fraudulent debts, hcaped
upon us by rogucs and scoundreis,
and the payment OF The balance.
Who can hesitate between the ;wo
alternatives? 4?
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

A grand scientific scheme is on
foot, which, if accomplished, will
exert considerable Influence on the
future Of north Algicy, aid the
commerce of France. 1t lis nothing
less than the turning OF the waters
of the Mediteranc2p into the des-
erts of A lgeria, and hereby form.
ing n great INLAND Gulf. Nj. Rou-
dairc, the originator Of The plan,
seems sangune of pcr:cctlng j, mt
an outlay OF 1OO, 900 900 Of france.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
The Lost Cause.

magnificent picture IA u Inches in size,
beautiful In design and artistic In execution. II
r6presenis a confederate soldier after the war,
returning 10 his home, which he fnds lonely aud
desnlatc. In front Of the ruined cottage, telling
q sad tale OF the misoies Of war, are two graves
with rude crosses, on one OF which some frlend-
iy hand has hung garland. To The rtght the
calm river and the rising moon indicate peace
aud rest. Tine stars. seen through the trees. fep-
resent the Southern Cross II IL a picture that
will touch every southern heart, ana should nhd
q place 10 every Solthcrn home. pne cop. sent
bt letii maulted on a roller and poet -paiS. 0n
receipt Il ~ cents or three for g. cents Addtess
J.,hu Bvyrtw 4 10, Eii,tol, Tenn. Agents
wanted ev}fywheie 10 sell onr cheap aud popular
y.cnrcs-- 70 elU per day easily medc No
money re4nired unfit pictures arc cold, Send
etamp for catalogue sud terms. t-s-tt
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

>ME are in receipt Of The ilh an
nual catalogue Of tie Arkansas In
dustrial University. 1t exhibits
an attendance, during the past scs
sion OF 270 students. This inslliu.
ton is located in Fayetteville,
Washington Co., one OF ,he most
beautiful sections Of mountainous
country in the STATE, and is conduc'
ted on the highest order of educa
lional excellence. Bye the bye,
Mississirpi county is entitled 10 two
bcncdciaries in The agricultural de-
partment; and 20 two in the nor
NAL free Of expense for tn'tion.
Some Of our youths, ambitious OF q
thorough education, would do well
10 examine into tho matter.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

PRlcE current oi Fayetteville,
Washington county, marAet;
Lard ~ cents.
Bacon 10 cent?,
City scrip 80 cents.
County scrip 80 c MS.
Eggs q cents dozen.
Chickens 8 20 4 dozen.
Butter l0 cents Il pound.
Wheat 60 cents busLcl.
Flour $40 per hundr,d.
Corn 20 TO % cents a bushtl.
Moal 25 to 80 cents bushcI.
irish POTATOES q ce:,iS a bushcl
Sweet potatoes 70 cents a guShel
Boys, don't all emigralc, at once.
Wonldn't We Ike to haze the mar.
k9iing OF that place for Il while,
though!
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

A new state law Of Kentucky
requires that persons elected TO
office shall, before assuming tho
duties thereof, make oath that they
have noiiher directly or indirectly
bribcd volere 10 secure their cicc.
lion. The statute viii commence
its praGucal application with the
candidates elected last Monday
l.. L. Herald.
Golly wouldn't such law III
th,s state get lois of the fellows
around thysc parts F.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
Marx the Contrast.

1t Is worthy of notice that all the
'outrages upon negroes at the
south are in rhe Republican states,
where the governors, Judges, pros.
ecuting attorneys, and the rest OF
the on!cc.holders are Republicans.
In the democratic states there is
good order aud good government,
aud negroes and white people are
alike pyotccIed.- Hartford Times
of Aug. 8.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
Important to Agriculturists-The
Emperor William Cabbage.

We have received from Europe a limited guam
iity Of Emperor Willam' Cabbage Seed. which
produces solid heads of Cabbage, the size OF tbs
mouth OF Hour barrel aud larger. 1he4 cnor
inous cahhagcs are raiscdwi the most ordinary
cultivation. IN any climate, and at present prices
double the ordinary oft is realized from their
production In transplanting from the seed. grta
care should jc used IN give sufficient space for
growth Apackacc sent 10 any address, post
paid on receipt OF 10 cents. Two packages 10
one address, Is cents Eight packages 81. Adj
dress. enclosing stamp, FtLfN CLARE q GO.
g2i East ll3th Street, New York.
Please mention the name OF the paper you saw
this in. sept ls-6mo.
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Laborare est 0rare.

"Uni:ed, We stond-d'vided, we
fall" is ihe wa,chword Of the Re.
publican part, Strict adherence
20 this preecpt, resulting in the
nos, perfect organization of any
poliiical party in the world, is
moro frequently the true secret o.
their success. than mere numerical
strength. Let the democratic and
conservative element OF this coun-
tly lake lesson from their enemies;
and the redemption of our people
from the vampires who have been
sucking their LIES blood, for the
past decade Of years, g a mere
question OF time. You are battling
on the side OF honesty and justice
and if you will buL believe 1t, and
utilize il, the numerical strength is
yours. Osganlzc! organize !! or
ganize!.! Let every precinct and
ward, throughout the length and
breadth of your land have their
democratsc clubs and central COM
mittees. Let them be impressed
with the necessity of work, work,
work. Take heed that eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty.
Let your banners bear the inscrip-
ton: To victory We march, &c
defeat never Heal up your local
disscntions, hesitate not to sacrifice
individual ambition to the public
good. ppt yeui shoulders to the
wheel, each and All Of you, like
men, determined TO dare and 70 do.
Give long pull, strong pull, and
a pull altogether; and so sure as
there is u God above you, the era
oil your political dcliyeraneo is at
hqnd. The long looked for goal is
within your grasp! But go in de-
lcrm,ned TO win or TO die, and the
glorious prize is all your own! As
have the shacklcs been cast off by
Georgia, by Tennessee, by Alabama
Arkansas and Mississippi, so.can VIC
unrivet them from the entire Ma
tior, ia November next, il we will
but organize. be yigilani and work
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

ruE supreme Lodge oiihc world
of the Knights OF Pythias held their
grand celebration in Philadelphia,
on the 22nd. Twelve thousand
men were in the parade; the Brit.
ish PROVINCES and every state and
territory in the united States, being
represented. Tho celebration
woupd up with grand reception,
and Rail in the Academy Of Music,
Ut night.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

Assassination is to be the
means of carrying the election, and
the democratic candidate is to
plant the presidential char, as the
king of Dahomcy does his throne
on the scills of thousands OF slam
black men, lCincinnaI Gazette.
Aud il is by such accursed slam
ders aud ialschoods as the above
that yon expect 10 seat Hayes IN
the White House. When slandcr
becomes the only weapon Of po
l'tical organizalion, IT is morally
certain that ii he's reached the last
ditch. - Courier journal.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

Tna Fcnian prisoners recently
escaped from New Sorih Wales,
Australia, havo reached New York
in safety. Tho arrival Of Yese
braye patrols, wh0 havs .dop.c 80
much for the .caNc Of irish liberty,
was the occasion OF q grand jo!lilii
cation on the part Of the American
brotherhood.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

lit is a matter for serious re
fcc,ion That Of The 2,U00,U00 litter
ne voters n the United States, l..
200, 600 are III The southern states.
J hose states elect thirty two of the
seventy iour senators, and one hun.
,lred and ninety two representa-
tiscs in congress -[Fort Smith
New Era.
And il Is still further remarkable
that notwithstanding this vaunted
disparity, the southern states have
heretofore furnish ID pretty
nuch all tho brain ms of the
hitc House, and three iourlhs OF
the brains Of lhe federal congress.
How DO ypu like the contrast now?
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

GEN Sherman has received bis
written orders from the Secretary
of War, TO hold ali lis available
forces in readiness for The approa, :
ng PreSideplia, campaIgr. We
knew 1t was coming.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

a. GD0 per day. Agents wanted. All
90 W w eiasse. " working people OF
bota sexes, young and old make more money at
WORK iOr us, in their own localities uur'ns ihelr
sinre molnenis OF all the tiNe, than st an thing
r.r We uii,i employ ncnt that VIII pay hand
soincly Tor every hours work. Full particulars
Terms sc. sent irtc Schd rs your addrc-s at
once Don't DELAY Nbw IA the time. Don't
look for work or business clIewhcre, until you
have learned what on oiier q. sflNsoN CO.
Portland, Maine Jan. 10
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
ATTENTION PARENTS |

The Day School at the Goodrich
School Hocse, will begin on the end.
Monday in September, 1870, and will
close on the last Friday Of June, 1877.
III. NJ. Goopsics.
-. Teacher.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

The silk worms OF Italy, China
aud japan, are on strike and re
iisc ~ work any more. Silk is
advancing in consequence, and the
ladies nre IN despair.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

Tng whea, crop of California,
present year, will exceed 100000
OF bushels. This gives her rank, us
the first wheat growing state on
the continent.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

+, Grs. Jox LANE well remembered
as the candidate for Vice President
on the brcckinridgc ticket IN 1860
is still living lie is eighty three
years old.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

MEssRs. T. b. Mills & Co. resign
their proprietorship OF the SPIRIT OF
Arkansas 10 its present efficient
editor w. A. Wcbber Esq.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

GEN. HARRISON, grandson OF the
hero Of Tippccanoe, is the Rerubli
can nominee for Governor Of In
diana.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

MAsoa GropoE \. Loys1oY, for
mcrly State Senator from Prairie
county, died at his residence, near
Duvall's Binf, ON the Sih Of Au
gust.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

TuE employees of the Qhio and
Mississippi railroad are on a strike.
Gov. Hendricks has been applied
10 for troops.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

ASDRpw Jackson. the leader OF
the Corning /" Express robbery,
that t-ok place in January 1878,
has jnst been sentenced to seven
years in the Arkansas Penitcntia.
ry.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

STATE AT LARGE-J. D. Walker,
Of Washington, NJ. l.. Bell, of jeff
crsoe.
First District poindextcr Dunn,
OF ST Francis.
Second District--Damel W.
Jones, OF Hampstead.
Third District-Bcnton j. Brown,
cf Crawford.
Fourth DISTRICTS. II. Whit
thornc, of Conway.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

The Base Ball game played in
Little Rock, August gath, between
the Accidentals aud the Stars scored
! to =.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

TnE servians have been gaining
rnme important victories over the
Turks.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

AT the expiration of bis SIX
snonths term in the county Jail,
col. Con. Mcguire proposes making
some rich revelations, connected
with tho la;e St. Louis whiskey
frauds business. He says, "many
q. the wo4ld.bc republican leaders
now prsscling moral reform, ought
70 have striped suits on, and with
their heads shaved, be serving out
j term IN the Missouri, peas.sal.a-
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

s'ASsAt' the explorer, is SAID to
have discovered anation 81 whites
in central Africa.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

NORTHERN New York aud Penn
sylvania were visited by slight
ti-osts on the 2lst.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

,TnE rellct OF the late Gen. r. c.
Hindman, of Helena, Arkansas, is
dead.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
ELECTION
PR 00L A M TON.
SHERlFf's OrFIcf, Mss. Co. ARK.

SHERIFF's OrFIcE, Mss. Co. ARK. !
Qscecla, Aug. i 9Th 1870.
NoTICe IS HEREBY GWrN, That in
pursuance Of the provisions Of the elec.
iion Ia IS Of the state, there shall be an
election held in each voting precinct in
Mississippi County, Arkansas,
ON MONDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1876,
fer the election of all elective State,
Cqupty and Township officers, that is
TO say, fer Goyernor OF state, Secretary
OF state, Auditor Of state, Treasurer of
state, Attorney General, Commissioner
OF state lands, Superintendent of Public
instruction, Judge Of Pulaski chanccry
court, Clerk Of Pulaski chanccry court,
Prosecuting Attorney Of I'd judicial cir
cult, State Senator, z9th senatorial dis
,rict, Representative in tne lower
house Of the state legislature, Judge of
county and probate courts, Sheriff,
Clerk Of circuit court, county Assessor,
county Treasurer, county Surveyor,
Constable and JOS lices oi the Peace
ior each Township.
The following arc the voting pre-
cincts, to wit:
Canadian township, at Jas. Williams.
ChickasaN ba 4" School house.
Big Lake School house
Clear Lake, F" =" Camp Groun'.
Swayne, "L. d. Rozzells.
Monroe, q Court house.
Little River, 4" +" Is. F. Jacksons.
Carson Lake " " School house.
Troy, 81. IA. Picketis.
Scott, DickinSons Mills
Pecan, d" r. W. Friends
JOHN B. DRIVER,
Sheriff Miss. Co
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

SCI sec -. T. IN, Il. Q East, 100 acres,
Most ~ this tract i- ahnyr overflow, 81 acres
N,Il dts. stoned, and Viih No ! would max d
iiHn ef ~ acres cf much value Price 81 200,
Terms Ulr illiri cash. balance In one and two
years.
THc-a la4d- arn the best IN the frenrhmans
los Juueci fleurnt, ie near tn Church aud school
hau a., lnG b. ilD mn-t desirable lands nov au
i'e IalkG in this county
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
Malaria !! MalaTia!!
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