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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-27
& Musical Event.

A few choice seats still remain for the
Abbott concert tomorrow night at the
Congregational church. and those desiring
to hear this incompsrable sougstress will
do we'll to get tickets at once. An obpor-
tupity to witness an entertainment of the
sterling character of this one does not
often occur, aud should be literally patron
lied. Reserved seats at Clendeuin &
Martins.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-27

The great virtne of this N edicine is that 1t ripe
the matter and throws il out OF the system, puril
the blood, and thus effects a cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-27

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-In the senate
the amendment OF Mitchell making special
order for tomorrow at half past twelve,
the resolution of Senator Thurman. dis.
charging committee on privileges and elec-
tioDs from consideration of credentials o.
Nj. c. Butler was rejected-yeas %, nays
IS, and resolution discharging committee
was then agreed to-yeas 20. nays 27
Immediately after the announcement oi
the vote discharging the committee, Ed
munds objected to present consideration
of credentials, and under rule, they were
laid over
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
SOUTH CAROLINA FREE.
Troops Withdrawn Chamberlain
Steps Down and Out.

Dispatches from Columbia, s. G..
dated April the 10Th, contains the
information that the United States
troops were formed in line and
marched out OF the State House on
that day.
Chamberlain viewing the 'chiro
graphy on the wall issued an ad-
dress to the Republicans of South
Carolina, announcing his unwilling
ness, in view of the decision and ac.
ton Of the Prcsidcn', longer to urge
his claim to the gubcrna,orlal chair
OF the state. The Executive cham
Der, together with the records and
papers belonging to the executive
office, have been turned over TO
Governor Wade Hampton, who has
taken steps TO conciliatc all oppos-
ing elements, and restoring peace
and happiness to his distracted
countrymen. During speech, de-
llvercd on the occasion of his re-
turn from Washington. he made the
following sensible remarks:
al wish to say TO you, Forget for
the next four years everything
about politics. Forget that you are
democrats or Republicans; and re.
member only that you are South
Carolinians. Go to building ur
the material interests of the State,
invite immigration, show the pco-
pie of the North that we have no
prescription IN our hearts that we
will welcome him here who comes
rs citizen, no matter what hls
politics may be; that we are striv-
ing for the redemption OF our State,
not for petty offices Of Government;
and then you will soc the era OF
peace, and II new prosperity will
dawn upon South Carolina. Labor
will be employed, you will see
whites and honest colorod men i'm.
proving, happy, prosperous and
united, il you will only forget poll.
ties for n while and devote your.
selves to the great interests OF the
State. You will see both races and
both parties willing for while to
forget the bitterness of past strife,
and ready to clasp hands aud move
on and lift up cur old State. You
will soc capital brouEh; here. I'm.
migration will fiow in and you will
tnd your old State once more eKcr-
cising that controlling influence for
good iR Sensational politics which
she has so long enjoyed and honor.
ably employed. beg you to be
true TO that record in the past, TO
Try every means in your power to
cultivate good will between both
races and parties. J beg You white
men 10 show to the oolorcd men
that what have said for twelve
years Is true that you are the best
friends they have in this world
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14

~. ,a.t that " the all cotton poll
cy would ruin them aud bankrupt
the country, we are almost persuad-
ed To think our Southcru iarmers,
as "a class, are afflicted with u sort
of crazincss, which is termed by
some as cotton on the brain, and
determined To stick 10 the old self
destructive plan of planting cotton
and buying everything else. whe;
il costs them more to make th'
crop than they can in most case
sell IT Tor.
You work hard and increasingly
twelve month IN every year simply
to make cotton enough 80 pay iOr
yonr corn aud meat, when you can
raise these things at home with ono
halt the labor aud time. You pay
one dollar pei bushcl for corn that
you can raise ut home for 20 cents
per bushel, aud pay vt the rate OF
10 to 20 cts. per pound for meat to
feed yourself, family and farm hands
when you can RAISE nice nation at
a cost OF about one cent per pound,
or bacon Of YOU raise cora cnough)
at 10 cts per pound at most. lou
work Il crop that won pay hat
exceeding ten dollars Il month, aud
that too, to purchase the crop OF
Northern and Western men, which
pay them about thirty dollars II
month. You persist IN riding or
working poor, scrawny mules when
yon could raise good ones. In short,
you work harder and put IN more
time than any people on earth, for
the great pleasure OF furnishing the
whole world good clolhing very
cheap, for you receive nothing in
return Tor your pains and labor,
but curses and kicks, and our word
for it, friends, if we do not walk
between the plow handles. YOU will
continue to have So OF the real
comforts of life, than any other
class owning the same amount of
property, SO long as you sick to
this destructive and abominable
call cotton policy. First raise an
abundance of coru small grain aud
hog, and then plant cotton as II sur
plus crop, and you will be enabled
TO live at home aud board at the
same place. just try it once, and
see the result. viii you do itY
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
WANTED.

By reliable and Trustworthy
servant, u situation in city town
or country. Can furnish the most
satisfactory references from many
OF the best families in America {:
Ny qualifications rs family SER
want are:
First--l am Of age and have Il
powerful arm.
Second have good form, am
well built, my general appearance
is prcposscSsIng, aud | have an iron
constitution.
Third - Have extra power OF
endurance, and will never give ont.
FOURTH need no doctor, and
never have fits.
Fifth 1 am good worker, and
willing to work at all times.
Slxth-Rcquire no rest, as !
never tire.
Sevcnth-All the food | require
is a few drops OF oIl each day, which
makes me exceedingly nimble.
Eiglth-llave not II single vice
or bad habit.
Ninth-Ncvcr ask for a holiday.
Tcnth-Always do my work
well, no mrttcr how fast | am com
PEELED to work.
Elcvcnlh-.iiave II simple and
perfect device for doing ail kinds
OF sewing.
Twellh-Can easily do the sew
ing of the largest families.
Thlricenth-Was adopted IN
childhood, reared aud educated by
Il liberal and wealthy firm OF lIIon.
New York, who determined that |
should excel all others Of my class
and in all contests for superiority |
have never iaild TO sustain that
position,
Fourteenth-lIaving been en-
ployd by families of all hational-
ties, | can understand one language
as we'll as another.
Fncenth-l am "A friend to every
one. and bring joy to the house
hold.
In fact no family can do well
without ny services.
For further information call at
the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE or TIE
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
ORDER
HOMESTEAD $40
SEWING
$40 MACHINE
For poiuc.l.cu.r

lut Domestic Use.
With Table and Fixtures, only &2o.
\ perfect AMI mcoJhrpl. largo .'raug aud du,p
NJ Mgghiur. constituted ,r.wt and -ui'l. 'r'u
tic br. c muf,IInl with muiE"iuu|is1' precision,
tor Constant FtmiiN u,r ur manufacturing pu-
poses. AlwIyr ioHl- ai urIlnDrl utilO' ln'"
Us days NuIk, atNpr out ,t order. dut ~ ll .a-'
"a generation with uod,IuIc care, ru-y o" under
.iaud and manage: lght -muu'n and win rth-
ming like the wcli-rr-uu,d movement OF e. Unr
watch: Simple. Conn act. E1Ciuui ana Reliable
WIN an thr valuable improvements fp 10" found
Iu the highest tr.C,d Machine, Wurruutrd 20 du
t.p ~uur work fhc same VHv. and ~ RAPID and
~moutb H~ q So Machine. IN ackuuN lr'ls"d
triumph Of ingenious mechanical -kili essen
tiull, the working WUUuU.- tricuH. and Far ln
ad,uucr Of all ordinary Machines. tor absolute
strength. Reliability AMI general usefulness
Will Hem. Fcil. Tuck seam quill. u nd. Braid
. ord. Gather Ruillc. hirr, . lait. Fold CilIup
Roll Emhr,idcr, Run mp Br,gdth-, sc. with
wonderful rauddy, ncHinves aud ut-c, ~cws The
strongest lasting stitch equally fine nuu -muulh
through all kinds OF goods fium cHmhriC 10 -ct-
,ral thicknessv~ Ot htoadCloth on leather, with
fine or Coa So cotton, lincu, lk or tW inr, Give.
per feet satisfaction VIII cam it, cost several
tIu c,, over ~ o season in the work IL does, or
ma = u good living for any man or woman who
tSII,- tu use il for hat purpose; works 80 Faith
ml and easy the servants or children can Use II
without damage Price Of Muchl e with light
table, fully equipped for faulty work. ~. lltIf
ease, Cover, side Drawers and Cabinet SVlr-
each ~ currr-poudully low rates safe drllNr
~ guaranteed, free from damage. Explanatory
pamphlet, Illustrated with engrW ings of the sry
hrd stylcs Of Machine, rrlrrucc-, variety NJ
sew iu.. g. mailud fguv. Confidential torms
men, Teachers, Bu-nc-s Wen, Travelling or lo-
cal Agents. sc who desire exclusive AErncics.
iuri i-hrd on application address John u.
Kendall & Co, ~ Broadway New orh
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
Jenkins while

Mr.. Jenkins, while elaborately
describing the dress and appearance
of Mrs. Hayes, has singuIuriy omit
ted all detailed account of the Pres
idents appearance, We may brie'-
~ say he wore a claw hammer coat.
cut low in the neck and with a
place IN tho tails to put his hand
kcrchief; white vcstj a pair of black
two legged panlaloons, held in
place with pair OF green striped
suspenders with nickel-platcd buck
les, low shoes and white socks. pin
neD to the lining OF his tr-srs to
keep them from shpping down.
He looked lovely, aud vas the belle
of the ball, the center of circle of
admiring friends with petitions in
their pockets.-llawk eye.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
State News.

Augusta, is TO have fair this
fall, il the tail is iarr. The BHi'tttn
SAYS, Some farmers are talking of
Averaging tWonty lu,hel~ of wheat
TO the acIe. Tho average Tor the
county in 1873 was fifteen.
Helena Tibqae; The Law to sup
pr, IS keno seems TO cause a general
STIR IN all the cities and towns Of
the State except Helena. We can
boast that, with II population of
over .ve thousand, there are not
fools enough in the city to support
a keno room.
Walnut Ridge J0mEd: We notice
that a large number Of walDut logs
haze boon cut out on the ridges
west of town, and that they are be.
ing hauled 10 the railroad for ship.
mcnt. We have millions OF the
finest timber of all kinds which is
only waiting the movements of men
OF capital to work it up. Come and
look at il.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14

The Southern Hotel, ST. Louis,
caught fire on the night of the /,
inst.. and entirely destroyed. As
near rs can be ascertained, about
so lives were lost, mostly women.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
Saturday, April IA, 1877.

-Gov. Miller has offered 5000
reward for the arrest of the mnr-
dcrcrs (Sl0n0 tor each) of colorcd
men IN Union County. This is an
inducement which we trust will
succeed in capturing the criminals.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
Trustees Sale.

T. virtue Of of decd oi trust mad, to nae on
d the I'm Il y Of Aptil 1871, by Alfred 10
shears and his wife. susan \. BO-hcurs to Sc
cure G., rtnin i.dchtrdncss IN said deed drsciih,d
which deed in trust Il duly recorded in the ir-
cult Court Clerks office Of Mississippi County
Ark1nsa-. in Record Book. Vol =. pages HAD.
| will on the iih day Of March, lS1I. % the pTc-
misses, oilcr for sale tn tho highest aud best bid
dct Tor cash. the following described real AMI
personal property. to-wtt: pat of the south east
Vuaricr ut the south east quarter of section l3ll
thirty-our. containing rs eighteen ucrcs; part
OF the south west quarter OF the south east quar-
ter OF section lll tbirty-onc. containing llSI
eighteen acres part Of the southeast quarter OF
the north-wcs quarter OF section lSl thriy-une.
containing Isl eighteen acres part of the south
west uuiltCr of the north west quarter OF section
1911 thirty-onc, containing llsl eighteen acres
north part of the north east quarter Ot th' south
east quarter oi section III thirty one, cunIHn-
ing llil fourteen acr north pant ut the 9th
west quarter of the south cast quarter ot section
north part Of the north east quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section l3i! thiry-onc, contain
inE IA actVsi uOrh part Of the north west quar-
ter Of the -uuth west quarter Oi section sd ti-
ty-Onc, containing iliI ,ourtcen acres south part
of the south west puait,rot the north west quar-
ter of section 1871 thiIty two, containing ms
eighteen acre., north part uf thr north wet
quarter pi the south west quarter of section 32
ihirty.twO. rontA' ing ia fourteen acres, total
tltUI ono hundred aud sixty acres. all IN town
-hip uj Eleven North, al Il Range ~ inc East
being situate In ~nid county Of Mississippi ard
state of Arkansas. \ 80, all stock, Httir, tdI-
ming implements, tools &c , on said premises
ali waived. believe ,hc title to be god, but
sell only ~ trfs'ce
chfulry and. lS77 G W 1HCMAsON,
printers lee. slI,G Trustee
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14

A dispatch to the Ltile Rock
Gazette, dated April the 3rd, from
Alma, Crawford County, says:
"George Keafer and family, sup
posed to be the original family OF
Bendcrs, of murdorous fame IN Kan
sas, were arrested here to-day by
Kansas detectives, who have been
shadowing the Keater family for
quite 9 pfrc;and are confident they
Sve captured the right parties.
THE detectives have been for some
time past working as farm laborers
in this county, quietly watching the
movements of their quarry, upon
whom they sprung the trap to-day.'
LATER.
A dispatch TO tho Associated
lpress, at Little Rock, from Fort
Smith, dated the llth., says, that
: alter ar examination before United
ktatss Judge Parker, the kcafer
n. hlly were released. The parties
.e peri ppm Ia sas having failed to idon
crloyify them.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14

They had tough subject in
the inquiry-room this week. Moody
wreSlled with mm and Smkoy sang
with him, but the man seemed to
despair OF forgiveness, Finally
Moody asked him what heavy sin
burdoheJ his mind. and he confess
cd to having heat newspaper pub
Usher ont of three years sabscrip.
ton. The evangelist informed him
that they dld not profess to per-
form miracles, but il he would set
tie up his dues with compound in
tcrcst, and pay for three more
wears in advance, although they
could not open the doors of the
church to HIM, perhaps he might
oc shaken in undcr the canvas. -Ey.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
A SURE CURE.

: or consumption, bronchitis, asthma caiarrh,
fLrpat ahd Tan. diseases Alsu sure relief and
cure for general debility. dy spupsiu,
and all ucrNou- affections, by simple vegetable
mrdici e, which cured q venerable missionary
nh, .ician who was long resident of syria aud
The Essl aud who has freely given thI- valuable
specific IA thousands ct Kindred sufferers with
the greatest possible benefits, aud he now feels
il his snurc,t christian duty to impnrt 10 other.
ths wonderful iuNigortiug remedy. and Will
~rLd FIEK the original rrcipc complete with
full direct ions, To any person enclosing stamp
for rrpy I'm, CLARK \ ROBBINS,
Greedy Block, syracuse, y Y.
a. o RuN ~
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
FITS EPILEPSY,
OR
SICKNESS

P,rmar ut,y cur,d-ro humbug-hy one
months usage ot IN 6oulald tcl'hrdt In
Mlhblv iit powders. To CuuNlurc sufferers laut
lhcs, rowlcrs win do all W. claim tor them, we
viii -ond them 10y mail, Du-t pa d, q free IuHl
huN. = nr Gnirlard is the only ph, rcitu tha,
has ever made this disease special study, aud
~ iu our knuWltd., thuu-nud- have been pCiua-
ncutly cur'G by the use ol thee Powders, wrWlll
guuruttcH Irymuucnt cure In every east, or re-
fund YOU ul the money expended Al -u.l' D.
should give the Powder. AN early trial, ana BE-
convinced ni lhviI curative powers.
Pricc for laa agr boN 81 no, ~ I boys fur $lu ou
sent hy mail tp any paIt ut the United states ur
anuda On receipt U price, ur by express, {. .
b Addrcs-,
ASH x ROBBINS,
4.Iil 3p pirLrpS NrHrtr, EHo. FLyN, y Y.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14

Sc = sec z, T IN, r. . Best, 100 acres.
Most OF ihi- tract is above nN.Iiluw, 50 uCi.s
welt dunduncd, and win No. | Wo.ld make a
larm ul 2U Hrrc- Of much value rticc SI .OU,
Terms U1c hird each, balance Ia one ana Two
ears.
These lands are the best in the Frcnchmars
Bayou -clilcWrnl, 10 near the church aud SCI oLl
huu e., and T. lhc most drslmhlc Ltnd- now on
the market In lns county
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14

The bachelor local OF the Lon.
oke Democrat ISLANDERS his conircrcs
as follows: "Only about five un-
married newspaper men in the state
now, and the reason they are IN
tins fix is because they are too poor
to pay for II wedding suit"-Ex.
Bah we are ashamed Of you, Nh.
Lonokc Reporter, and you ought to
know and understand the advanta
gcs you pos ess, better But, If
you are tired of liberty and indie
pendence, and wish to desert cur
ranks, don't let a suit of wedding
clothes stand between you and iet-
tered happiness. You are at libor-
ty to desert at any time.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN. that by reason
Of the failure of T. VI ANrr~. the purchaser ai
Commissioners sale, heretofore made on the
22nd. day nf January ls11. pf the lnuns h"rcin-
after mentioned to comply with the terms Of
said sale; | viii. by virtue II decree rendered
by the Cirrun Court ot Mississippi county, AK.
in chauctry ttiug at its MAY term, lNi6 aud
renewed ut the November term, 1876, In The
ca a.r # II y Packer against Nancy \ Edriug
ton. rXprutiiN ofJ ga s II EGrmgjun, drcras,d,
and r.. NJ. A1r,s. ctul attendants. in which d'.
cicr wn- appointed commi-~i incr ~ the said
'uurt. and directed To sell the following dr,crih
eel huGs t1-Wit, The west mtlf OF the south " -
qu rt,r II section $50 'hiriy.hN iu & wu-hip
O3l thirteen. north range tlN ten east a'd TN
nurthca quarter ol Socii N O. three, in town
shin t2lt twelve, north. ugr no ten ca-t l. ~
said cuunui--iol cr. viii on,I the above described
lands ton r. sale aud -ri the same tu The highest
VI d,r. in front of the door of the court house in
DScculu, Ark, on mCstay. the
l7th day of Aprl lS71.
ON % credit of four months : lc t. tpkr place
within legal hours, AMI will be- started Mt six
hundred and twenty five dollars or q crCghuutS.
which bid will Dee considered a. the ia of II Il
Iuckrr, the Ilaiutf herein. The purchaser vii
hr rpqIir to give note with l'ci snual security
ini ih, purchase money, ami len viii hc retail T.
rd on said lands to secure the PAYMENT Of the
same. j. IA. r HALE. tlurk
March l7'h.. lS,I. printers fec, I'll 20 }
o A.. Llly-. Att'y for Plaintl0
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
ALSO THE SAME NEW WAY.

ALSO TIE 81 ME- NEW WAY.
4 new principle tor the cure OF
Catarrh, Sore in the nose and
Throat, DR.. j. II. Mclean Catarrh
Snuff. 1t soothcs aud heals. Trial
Roxes 80 cs., by mail. DR.. II.
Mclean, 3li Chestnut Street, ST.
Louis, Mo.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14

An HISTORICAL FACT -Evry agent wlo
has hccu steadily selling he Improved so Home
stuad sewing Machuy Tor t.u.t wears owns his
dwelling AuU~c. ha- % good account h Bank, l.
cluU 90 debt, ana has money at Interest, he
natural rpu-cgucHcr ui securing u good agency
for ~nrcri,r gurG- az the luWp-t p1iyt~. a good
rsl-rlt.~ sewing Machine must u-Ctul reliable
at ail Times. easy Ca understand and control. the
size aud doe, t!Il FaWr work ~ any uachi.t-
that .pll ~ Fur Times tho piicc. There - no
D. aChiuc ~ H,N price better oi that WIFI dp fucr
or NOR, Nutk. aud rHualniy tone 50 low In prlrc
hy aan, q. lIars. The Homestead j., widely
kr.uu aud u-,f ia thousands of families in The
IA tern and Middle States, aud daily hvcnmiug
lolu.aI iu thu Wet u vii save it> cost reNcrl
tilnr> over 20 one season. doing the work of the
iahliv, nr Ni,l earn fur ur i've dollars day tur
any uian nT woman who sews fpI living. u IL
the rttarct Il mnchlut made, i, "rady NJ all times
to ,la is work, fr8k,S the strongest ana hncst
siltch Va inNvuttd. aud L. n.iy HcknoW lodged 40
the lam,ald amilv sewing Machine. ! ROC
complete f.r i'otHc~tiy use SO, GnlfeIe Al h.af
do . a. matter b"W r,u.t' tuu mas ~ m"r \
sin.lRes. permanent niiu huaorshle, r!i- ii.asf'
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
Lands For Sale.


No. !.
So = Ne d See -, township II y. Il. east,
iUaCrrs, above uNrHuW ~ acre in successful
cultivation. balance draduurd and under i,u,c.
iHcr ~ ,s", terms one Third cash, Jaang, Ia
one and two ycarb.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
: loll GcH lnS NdCulut
ssi0l., ~. g.

OR IlS BRANCH DFF;CEs:
Madison square, g L. 23d ST., y. Y.
Boston, l4d fremont st.
Chicago, 237 State St.
st. Louls. 6C9 North FourlL st.
Philadelphia, Sl0 Chestnut st
Baltimore, II North Charles st.
Washington, y. c., 52l Seventh St.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
+. l. JAMES. JANIS Z. Rest
JAMES g. BEST
Real Estate Agents & Conveyancers

Arc prepared tp rirni-h NJ short notice Ab.
s'HCt- ut tillr field N'- OF tiu uIl -iupl SURVEYS,
maj pu'- 'ut descriptions pl all lands IA Mi
si--I!l iHu.uly
B'iu- FOO position ~ know accurately the
condition ruu character OF EVERY ulu,rul land tu
the county, Information uh,HupL !ruu. can ue
90 lll lines relied uu H- correct
WCNul aIf,ud 10 the
PURCHASE on ~NLEuF
lHui- u Tile county. cor iu ANY portion nf The
state.
IN lhi- column win hereafter De found "a Ii.t Of
the lands iU uu. huu.'. i.T suIp
Parties O. di-'u.rr desiring information m
rrgyIu 90 land uu'',i~ "a 80 adtrr--
JAMES y BEST,
OGJr over Clerk Oflrr
OscuUlu, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
WARNING ORDER.
In Mississippi Circuit Court.

LII mlSSlSslppl orcull oourt'
Adams Dixon, / Plaintiffs,
".
A V : Lin slry,
trustee, aud Sallic Defendants.
McG. Lindslcy
The defendants A. V :. ..ind-lcy, Trusie,
and Sallic MEG Lind-lcy. are w'rucd Ia appca
iu ihi- tugri within t.sD thluy day~. and Hu-wt
the com rlaint of iht rlHiutin-. Adams Dixon
March lgIh., 1877. j. X T. HALE CLERK,
ny Hugh Il. McNcish, u. {.
3-2i It
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
No Tar i. | scd in this Composition
CHOCOLATE COLOR,

vh,u nr-t applied. clmngiug In about u mouth 20
u mifuIm slate color, and l., to iHt,uts aud
purpose slate. On
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14

\ roof may be covered with q e very cheap
shiuse, aud hy application UI lul- slate u,u uiadr
iu last from - To - years Old roof cam hr
patched and c,at,d, luuhiug mucH hr,tcI iut
as'iu- luL-e. than u.W suinla- without the
slate, iug
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.
Court of Common Pleas, Missls-
sippi County.
Z L. Green D Plaintiff

7 l.. Green Phinuh
V lIairison& Defendants.
MURPHY
The Defendant. II '. Harrison and -Mur
hy are warned 10 appear in this louri wlihii
hiity day-. a"d answer the complaint "i th'
tIuultir I l. GWon
March 25th. 1877 J. X =. HALE. Clerk,
J-ii-it BY liugh r. Mc\,iSh, ID &.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-14
New York Cash Price List.

" one barrel .,,,, ...., ,...... ... ..... ~ ~
We have In stock Ol uuIjOwu manufacture,
ruuhUg materials, etc, at the 10 lowing GLOW
prices;
100 rolls extra Rubber Roofing, .at 3 cents per
square foot. tOr wrvill mruish Rubber Root
Llg, Nnil,, tapr, aud slate .paiut fer an eutirc
4W rolls 2-rly Tarrcd Roohug ict at a cent,
prr -quJrf Gtut
.snj ruils S-ply Taucd Roofing felt at =. cents
per square foot
foot
50u gallons fine EgaWd Paint mixed ready
lor u-, oa ig''dr or outside work als3 .pcr gnl.
Ion aA -ludy-
loO hhl- slaiy hDnr - .ner bbl - an
lmn 30 -palHfDu. npuf .. - 4 nn
700 o. Gnt % niprri...,... - , 0o|
lnD -" hruiir paut.dr, - 3GU|
go Sr0'ri prices per a or car-luad lois
Al uratr- must be accompanied with the
iuoney or sHlJrct To ~ ~ draIJ, ou well kuowu
parties.