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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19

Gs mag pieneiGt nod nift .Seter>
mann befennt irin, RAP 9erfDnen, bic
Gus rnrrrii1tiSfeit rber elmer anoeren
llrfahe. 8riefe pbrr eer9leihen, bic Sc.
ranp font ssGDrtn, aus Der %Dit Office
nfbmen. ifraftar iinc su $500, Uber 3u
sinem Sabre @cflnaniB.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19

engineer ssuTsr sibt In einem Col,
unin Ses enslifAen Ebfiles unferer 3eit>
ung Rodrilbt, rap er gerns Semano
biite ui bic atirrfs6Guler an Ger
fycrts nnb Gprirs 0iias 81 baucn. Nun
laet BON Cub brrsn, gaan1nnsr anb
&pntraftcrsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19
Gin rtpnbiifamifhcr Geatfdten.
erefTer

tretter.
SIN Ter rerutlifariftsr ,,gsew grrt
5ribune" futen mir ttnt Gtnirnruns
aus Experiment gPtrs, Ttnnfslranid.
mcriR aeltent 9emdttt trire, tas 6apre
tur@ bic Grntnnuna tts Germ Ghur;
sum Cabinets tsmininrr ttnen arrsen Tie.
ariF oendttt babe. Der Ginitnecr. mel.
der Itr als fanattiter TeutitenfreEer
funt atett, iu6t srlttnt IA MAIDEN, SaE
Elm Susldntcr bic Suifitutiruen Der Ser.
Gtalttn uum0altt In temielben W1be
rerifeten unb I6deen tSnnt, tp;e elm
Ginasbprtntr, mas natlrlitt bcs rrinte
Sle6 III, ta un;dbliae 9eweiie pom 0s-
aentteit prrlieaer. Der trtrdtnte 3nrr-
nothing Seritttst iG fraar ~ Ter Sniin-
IA lion, bds On. Snur3 iih I'm Sall einrs
ariests NIT Tcutihlanh auf bic Seite
fsines Srin,atblantes rtisen tpiiree.
g1I taben oft @eranlafuns senpmmcn,
Germ S6urs su tatelr. trenn mir 9l1ub.
ten RAP er duf benz 6ptwc9e Na., ober
cine 70 iRfame Sniinuatipn. ME bieit.
trtramten mir ais cine Seleieisuns tes
aeidmmten TeutfhtSums, unb mir fon.
nen uns ridbt aenue hardtcr fpunterr,
ede bic ,,Srttune" iptdetlps in, bdB fie
bic bttreTeute Gtrieneuna r6ne irstne
cine Semerfuna atbrudt. anfdtt tem sr-
b6rmlibsn Deutf6enfrefrr gan; SsspriS
hen Stanhruntt Har ~ md6en.
Nan iett tSen bterin trieber. rie
buntsssmsin itlbR bic .Eri6une," bic
ais bas leitenee Organ ttr rerutlifdnt'
fhen yurtti gilt, tseretn. unb tpte aud
iie ben Sncw. .Tptbinsifil6sn SfrrSsfuB
MID tSerfsdsn tdnn.
Gin nrtcrifGer Hieb erf6cfen.
Sbnldneif ruree In Gptrded. 9lned.
lttr GpuntY, Gin Sftrt unr Suaes atftrb-
len, unf Ia man mutbmdete, tas Nbra,
BAN Su,i1rb, etn nctcrii9er GinbrsTer
rtlGer iitt in BEN @elfhen 9trssn auf,
tilt. ben 1istfdtl bssansen babe. 70
uiddbte iih Der Gcnitdtler pcn Gp9rata
unb Elm anerer Damn bran, ttn duf,u.
fudben unh 81 rerbdften. Ia aher Der
Gpnfatler perncmmen bate, taE But.
arb srftdrt babe. ft RON Niemantrn
asfansen nebren 81 1aGeu, tpurbe or
fnicfbwdG, unb fiirhtett li6. 6drb an
ben Tieb III leeen. Setn @eGeni6after
rrfldrte litt inteftn berrit. 9ujiaro feit,
sunetmtn, renn sr Ceer GcnAdbter) itr
6sn Warrant" Satisfactorily sste, mas
risisr aud tbat. Der grslcittr hss
GcnitatIers trdf aut ri@na 9u;;are,
unS fcreerte i'm aut, f& III rrseten.
Tirfcr aber griffin feline Safdte unb ttat,
als Of er sinen Sepplper berrGrsiebsn
rcar; ais Der 8tsltitsr bss Gcnfdblsrs
biss mcrtte. ;cs aud er fein qifrl. unb
fGpF auf Su;iarb, ppbft er i'm teetete.
Spdteren RadriGtrn ;ufclGe fpn Bug.
,arb am nd6frn Gag nod aeittt bdten,
unb hann an Der gllnbt eritrr5sr fein.
Gs BAT ft tis iest isbcG nod niSt te-
ftdtist.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19
3. Heler II. Gcbn,
Nr. 6. SroderS rf ROr,
SslCfCnte, ga.
SAMPLER pcn
Wceieimcn, xvilrt SlrtiecIn,
OrHaS, Sc.

Gin SplIS Eager srn 4aarcn better SuaIitit
tmmtr auf paub. gemltn Siuie fur 10
Gents une aufrrdrtS. Sntf5eu StwamuN,
10 Gents uTe aufipiriS. gSir eviu5cn b6fip
I'm bic 8uncltdft bt5 Ya tlifums.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19

HmcriflnifdhcS Sorteubah, pocr
praftifhes 6anetu6 sum Gemlit-
SSit.unt gSetn5du iCtpie 3eiHnungtl
ubtr ben Sbnitt Der @einrsben Mnt
srinbliHe Anlettuns ;ur 9iumsn;uat,
nit eenauer SerifE6.isuna Der ameri-
fdnii6en SertdltniTe, RON S riebrih
6 ldrntr, prattiihen @drtner. TIE
&uF1se nit &bbileunaen unS @erbeFtr~
unsen. 545 g. 6lbfytb, 9rsiS Rar
$50
lln1er ,.@artinbu6" ubertriiTt bic serbant.
snrn gEcrfs lber hsniclteH Bessnitanb an Bell
ifdnciefcit une %ultiti efrit es bat Der Scr>
faiIer Die befen GnleitUnsen ecs Sn> une
Asslanoes 81 6ilfs gsnpmmen, uro bic rrafs
fif6cn Grfabrnneeu, relhe CT fcltit in Geutih<
lamb Gmer ifa u. (. N. esiammslt, hamie eer~
buneer. SeIrrttre SprefaIt III ttn S5if.un6
Demliefprien suaepcnoet, hd ron eertn ribt:a~
tr S8ahl su eepiiicn 2wsten in Serl6ieStaea
fabren;eiten ,e. caa 9ar;e Gelinecn abtdnat.
DcS Monaaes HrepSius 0ebred,t
Verbedcrtcs Srrees Gspptifbes SrduIt-
bud, mad alten cssptiiten, fbpehilhen
unb ara Siften .6aneISriften belreeitet
unb 3uiamnenesfelt. Hstf ben beige.
fistsu 2Cttp.glummerr, lpnie benz Ser.
;eihniTs Der @iiids> unS llnsliidstdae
pes Sabres, Gem 2ctto>Sarif Rne elmer
&ntpeifuns, rpie man Ee fritlsn niue,
um ju aeGinnen. Nit 80 Silrern.
%rtiS IS Gents.
0ereimiete Stdateu SriefifcNcr
(Deutf6 nn6 ensiiaA pbsr Anlcituns
,ur rihtisen MbfaGuue ofler In zen al,
atmeinen 9ebtnsrertdltntFrn. forie In,
Brl6dftAeben Der SereiRt9ten Staatsn
scrfCmmenbeR @eiefe, AxfidFe, nrtun.
ben &c. netfeiner Ginlettung ilber 3eAt.
fhreibun9 unb Snte .punttion une einem
Mnbange bon @rle9snbeit5 s6ebi6tsn,
teutIh mtb eneli1. 1lte &uF. 52S
SeiteN. Slut eebunben. @reis S l.50.
g4eniae Ifrfe babeR Hnierr bfutiden 3laess
leu en- 70 rsl Ruten erIpieifn, als eleirr 0eutfb>
enaIine Srieffeun; nuf Der einen Srite beetlh
auf Der nnheren enslilf, IN es felbit csm Glib
pantrtr alei1 ni6alih, enslilth gu eprreipou>
hirsn. GIf fbneI bintfrsindnner fplaenbe
AuHasen baben bic 9pcdmdeisfeit nebr ais
biuldngli6 beirirl.H.
6crrmamms. &. ,6Incfbcf, OSer
rel Shrcibsunb eefe.unterrt1t 1ls
trftes 9ele> SrrlH Il. 9ebrbu4. 18te
AuFase. greiS 25 Gents.
G&sieen ure 9efenterHtn fcaen In bttftm
9Hdlsin 6nnb In 6aHe eeteH. Die &ineer
fclisn aber -ri6t nur niehanif6 ablefrr Iernen,
foaecsn .pon @nfanB oRAasu an3ebaItea iper.
ben, fiG be- hept, nae iie leien, etrpas iu benz
ftn.. Daruni finb ale fin ilcfsn eautYerbinb>
unsen reesslaiTen, unb haram III &qeS nur
aus bsm Gertihe Der Grfosrurg uno Ani1au>
uns bee Ginbee senrmHirr.
gSirb bielen &nfrrhrruneen 9ntfprc5en, TO-
rerben bic ,Riuber 8ieles aus hem BI6lein
Isrnea, unh bIs @eIernte frtro bel niannem
Rinbe ben 9runb Icsen ;u eifem seraben. mo.
Iaiii&en, ebIen, s.iunb >relisi1fsn, ea!sn 3tn>
f9n.
Gs llfdnbtsesD DeutlGfS Ser>
etntgte Staaten &eAbuG. Gin
6anb:u. 6ilfsbu9 fur 6ausfraueu unb
NdbHen, SSGe unb 8r1innen In jsber
Ri1e; peer: @npetfuns 3ur btfen unb
bilislteu 8ereituns atler Arten Speifen
Gctrinfe. gdferfien, Gcfrprenem 1t.
unb faGliher &nleitung TN Sriden, Drsf-
iiren pes. .GefaselS, Gran4trcn, Ginfaf>
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19
Ne,,p ciiIuma Der @eftc.

Manter Der tinmat bttrcsen pprben,
riu auf gar nihtS metr perhauen.
stt Sae aerettt2 3wtifetf tu an ter
8irhe unb Stliatrn. neil III ;uf6tta ei-
nen cher atrei Stutttsr fennf2 Hhrteit
tu auts @efb ,uridrsiltn. neil tu Gin
cter srei ecfdlIhte Stlde tetCmmeu s
Seer trtril bu tdrum. neil bsin &atarrt
turdb Zen Getraub ftbte6trr unb ntttts
touaeuSer @tmiIhc, bic mittelf Der @e.
ctamt cine 3titlana Mbiae iinbsn. Sfr
fbltmmert miro. Or. Sdae's Catarrh
Remedy (Seata,rN-6tt 'mittel). has frit
fan einem Wrrteliabrbunecrt has amer
fannie 6eilmttteI fur Iat1rrt une Stcd-
fhnupfen In, cerrdmmen "A
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10


payment OF The interest on their
just claims, much less any hope OF
compromises or adjustment Of ,he
principal On ihe part oflhc cuun-
ties, al actual reven,fc, far short Of
th"ir absolute wants, suIiirg it,
the necessary is4uing ors,pp, more
scrip, thereby doprecIating the mu.
hicipnl cred I, producing want o,
confidence among The c'tizei :, and
terminating in bankruptcy and
rum. But cnongh. This is fl
ung and natural sample Of the work
inss Of u Legislature, composed oI
men, three ioarlhs OF whom. should
have been voted To stay at home,
to attend TO those avocations of life,
tor which, alone. nature has fitted
'hcm. The policy of our late cam
pa'gn has truly, indeed, been strict
~ carried out. The making and
revision Of our laws has vested ex.
clnsively, in the hands OF few,
whilst the bulk Of our Legislators
SIT smilingly by, ! oking the wis
dom OF the cli Roman Cunscrlpt
Father, but with just about brains
crough to discriminate between the
affirmative nud negative Of wla'-
ever proposition may be The sub
ject o. debate, and in many in
stances, as apt TO vote 'c"oEg as 'igh
What wonder. then, that eur laws
are garblcd, hacked and pruned
until the stem stands naked and
bare--a worthless, yet dangerous
snag, on which we will meet with
Inevitable shipwrcck and dcslruc
uon ; aud snpwrccl;ed we will be,
# such policies are net hcncefurll
repudatcd, and, instead, the true
policy adopted, of seudins sncl
men to the Legislature as possess
each and all, the briius and materi
al Of not only knowing the nerds o
their constituents, but the mode Of
supplying them.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
Symptoms OF a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms OF a Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side, under the edge
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 frequentlyex-
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 nconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation CT
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS 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 iortitude
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.. c. MeLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE 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 purgatiye, they are unequaled.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. MFLANE's LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. M'LANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Bay" Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by 81 respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR c. McLAsE's LIVER
plts trial, vii mail post paid to any part OF the
United States one box Of Pills for twenty-five cents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
ORDNANCE NO. IA.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Com.
mon Council of the Incorporated
Town of Osceola
|. That all horned animals, hors.
es, mules, and Jacks of a dan serous,
malicious or turbulent nature, iound
running at large on the streets or
public highw ys within the incor.
porated limits of:he Town of 0sce-
ola be declared a nuisance.
2. That, when so found running
at large, ii shall be the duty OF the
Marshal to notify the owner of said
animal TO keep the same out of the
streets and public places forthwith
3. That any owner of any animal
SO notified, falling OF refusing to
take up saId animal within reason.
able time, shall be liaed, for each
olfencc in any sam not to exceed
) % 4; and the animal shall be taken
up by the Marshal and impounded
AZ the expense of the owner there
of, and, il not released from the i'm
pound, by the owner within ten
days, shall be sold at public outcry
TO pay the expenses.
4. That this ordinance go into
effect from aud after its passage.
a. GOODRICH,
c. ii. GAYLORD, Mayor,
Recorder.
Approved, March 9Th, 1877,
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10

"The lower house OF the general
assembly has passed a bill reducing
taxation, and, among other things,
reduces the school tax. Nothing
could be more ruinous to the future
growth and prosperity OF the State
than the passage of the bill in
its present form.-[Forrest City
Trgfs."
The above is in keeping with every
thing else done by our present leg
isla,ure. Although no one is more
in favor of relief from the bur-
dens OF taxation than ourselves.
get, ai this juncture Of Arkansas
affairs, such a reduction is exceed
ngly uniimely, and simply suicidal
with millions of State liabilities
hanging over US. we were, even be-
fore this reduction, totally unable
TO ,aeet our annual expenses and
pay the interest on our just indebt
cdness, even when scaled d ,wn to
its minimum legitimacy. And, now,
what will be the inevitable resnltg
1t will be struggle on the part Of
. the state government TO meet her
daily expenses; hampered an d
Weighted down by an incubus hat
no power can free her from wor.
ried and annoyed ty the elamors
aud abuses Of creditors, who can
see no possible prospect for the
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10

In our recent pera abulatIons
ai,ou, town, we c,'uid no, hcip being
iorcrbly struck with the number Of
vacant houses that loomcd up be
fore our gaze. Naturally, we were
led to moralizc upon the cause oi So
many buildings awaiting occnpan-
G, aud arrived at this simple solu
,,on OF the problem, Fictitious
Valuations aud Fxorbitaut Rents.
Here, then, is the eyil demon that
broods over Us destined. not ouly
10 rctard ,he growth Of the town,
numerically, but, Likewise to damp
en- aud kill all spirit of enterprise
ami improvement. Monopo'ies and
cxtor,ion have always been bitter
curse, aud iriallal ly resulted IN the
ruin and dowu.all Of every commn
nifty wheresoever they have been
pcrsistenily exercised nor have
we, nor will we, prove any eXccp
lion TO the rule. Situated on the
hanks Of the Father of Waters, y
tie nftlonal centre of one OF the
richest, most productive sections ol
country in the world--capablc o
becoming the point OF distribution
for an hundred thousand bales OF
cotton and their necessary adjuac's;
within convcn,en, and almost min
,crruptcd water communication
with all the great emporinms oi the
Mississippi valley, aud reasonably
healthy. And, instead ola rapidly
growing. energetic, bustlng lIltle
ci,y, spreading its arms in every
direction, Increasing daily its own
bulk, and feeding and controlling
the resources of the vast country
that surrounds IT, we Lave, what
n town at a sial ds.ill, almost life
less, and on the verge OF delapida.
ton; and why2 not from any wan
oicncrgy and enterprise in the mass
of our people, not from d'sadvanta'
gcs OF location, but simply, because
The favored few, who own the scan
ty space within the town limits, de-
mand aud exact just abont one hall
the intrinsic value of their proper
ty for years rental; and those
who own the land without, keep
the town contracted within its pres
ent narrow limits, by refusing to
scll Tor less thnn from ten TO TWEEN
~ tunes the value of their prop
crty. Only think of it! For the
same money, a man can go to Mem
phis, and buy or rent better house
with ten times the convenences,
than he can IN the town Of Osccola
Is il 20 be wondered at, then, that
our town does not grow in q man.
ner commensurate with its capaci
ties; when, instead of holding out
inducements TO settlers, il rather
drives them away, by demanding
rents, which, IN other localities,
would buy them home, and by
asking for few feet OF ground aod
some barn OF house, sum, suili
cient to buy and stock snug little
farm /? Let the Landed proprietors
around us, devote n few acres to
the "good cause divide them in
to modest town lots, sell them at
reasonable prices, aud on rcasona'
Bile terms. Let those, who have
houses to rent, rent them at Il fair
per centage on their capital invest
ed, and our word for il, we will, in
few years have little city, built
up of comfortable cottages and sub
stantiai store houses, occupied by Il
class of people that will be instro.
mental in developing an hundred
fold the unbounded resources of the
garden spot Of Arkansas.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
A SURE CURE.

! or consumption. bronchitis, asthma. catarIh
throat nni hang diseases Also sure relief and
permanent cure for general debility, dyspepsia,
and all nerrons affections, by u simple vegetable
medic g. which cured venerable missionary
who was long resident Of Syria and
specific to thousands of kindred sufferers with
the greatest possible benefits, aud he now feels
IT his sacred christian duty TO impsrt 10 Others
this wonderful inyigomting remedy, and viii
send FREE the original recipe complete with
full directions, to any person enclosing stamp
for reply Dn CLARK \ RoBBfNs,
Greedy Block, Syracuse, y Y.
a. u. Box 20
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
Vagranoy.

The following are the general
prov lsiors OF the bill introduced by
Senator Norman for the suppress
sior and punishment OF vagrancy,
and which passed the Senate on the
9th instant:
All able bodied persons who are
found lettering or rambling about.
not having any visible means OF
maintaining themselves by labor. or
some honest calling to procure u
livelihood, are declared Migrants.
The county court lis vested with ex.
elusive jurisdiction IN matters relat.
ing to vagrants. Upon information
ot any creditable person, the clerk
of the county court may issue u
warrant, scttisg ior,h the fact that
the person is charged with vogran.
cy. Upon this he is arrested and
carried before The couaty court,
(Which, for the purposes of tins act.
is to be considered at all times in
session. which tries the truth of
the information snmmarily, unless
the person charged demands jury
trial. In which event, a jury is
empannelled, witnesses summoned
at either the informant or accused
demand il, and the case submitted
for trial. The accused can appeal
to the Circuit court by mere motion.
If he gives a bond tor his appear
ance be is discharged, if not. he re-
mains in custody till trial dc asro in
circuit court
Upon conviction. the sheriff or
other officer may, nnder order Of
Aasy
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
WARNING ORDER.
In Crittenden County Circuit Court.

Caroline : 7 Hodges, I Plaintiff
against > Complaint in equity
Fleming II Piicc, n
the sdui'r vith the will Defendant
annexed OF estate of
ReHhen :. Chick. decd
and others.
The defendants Psttus W. Chick. Elizabeth u
Chick. widow, and exccnirix ofthc VIII VSss =,
ben s. Chick. dec "a, Maria fhufns--+S naS ~
Louisa faTi aEs. aeT iid.hshi = FR,s morning
to artssr ~ u'is eonrt siihi,sr and ten to :,
4 Hodges .sus 'hicFhoul0
fsls,iary y lS'cd .:s ssses,,,s msr; I'M, ,'t
IAaisa r arr aud her hn-hardnsss ~ "i
to Appear sn ti,.s eouytiy ,dscs-
sw.f the cosa.,s'-
e s3Oigca 80
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER,
IN MISSISSIPPI CorNrY CtEcuir couBr.

IN MISSISSIPPI OVNIN NIAtIII N0VNI.
Juiia BRADY, Plaintiff,
against
Jacoj Cox, ct ais ! DciendanS
The defendants. James l.. Reed, Robert II
kirkpaiIick. Anulcw G. Harris Iuhn ncniug.
James &, Delaney, llcuiamin y. Mctaddcu,
Jacob Cox. lillian GallahoT and Edward ugl
are warned TO appear Ia ttis court within ihirt,
days aud answer the complaint Of The plsint n
Julia A brady. J. X. T. HALE.
Ma'ch Sth, lS,7. By II Il. McNcigh, n. G.
McNrigh n ~rmmcs, Sg-it
Atys Tor pl'u.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
MACHINE
For Domestic use
TWT I7TTTTFT77TTV 49,
With Tahle and Fixtures, only SO.

fhl iiiiFNilf urf'
With Table and Fixtures, only $40.
4 perfect and uncqualpd large strong aud dura-
IL Machine constructed elegant Hnd solid. from
the best matcriai with mathematical precision
Tor Constant Family use or manufacturing pur-
poses Always ready ~ moment notice todo
It's day : work, never out Il order, and II. last
q generation with moderate care; easy ~ uudrr
siand and manage; light smooth. aud swim run-
mag like the wtli-UElllattd movement Of a fine
watch, simple, Conn act, Ettic eni aud Reliable
wi'h all the valuable improvements to be found
in the highest iGcvd N6ehnrs, wHrrantcd to do
the same work. the same way. and gs rapid ard
triumph Of ingenious mechanical skill, cSscn-
tally the working NOmau's friend. aud FIR In
advance o. all ordinary Malhiues, for absolute
strength. Reliability and general useiulpcss;
will Hem, Fell, Tuck. Scam, Quilt Bind Braid,
ord Gather. Ruihc, rliir, lait, Fold callop.
Rlll, Emhruidcr, Run up Breadths, &c, with
Wonderful ralidty, ncatness and ease, sews the
strongest lasting stitch equally hnc aud smooth
through all kinds OF goods, Il ON cambric to sew
tTal thiCknCsses OF bIoadciuth or leather, with
fine or cOa,se cotton, lincu, TX or twine. Gives
PEE feet satisfaction viii earn It's cost several
tia ej over m a season in the work il does, or
ma good living for any man or woman who
desire, to use II for hat purpose; works so faith
Wl and easy.ihe servants or Children can Use il
without damage Price Of Machi with light
table, fully equipped for family work. SO Half
east, Cover. side Drawers and Cabinet Styles
each al coire-pondingly low rates Safe dclIye
ny guaranteed, free from damage. Explanatory
pamphlets Illustrated with cugrsvings Of the scV
hrhl styles Of Machines, references, variety Of
sewing, g.. mailed free. CONFIDENTIAL terms
with liberal inducements 10 enterprlsing Clergy
men, Teachers, Business Men, Travelling or To-
cal Agents, &c who desire exclusive Agencies
furnished on application Address John IL
Kendall & Co, 42l Broadway, New \ ork.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10

,,St = sec ", 7 II y, 4. . East 100 acres.
M3tt "i ms tract Is above overflow. ~ ac,,s
WI. Ne.l d,au, h'd' ahd win No. | Would make a
Terms one bird cash, balance in one hnd tno
years ~" wv
lhcse lands are the best in the Frenrbmora
@ ,as %" 7'lurhthl' 20 near The church and -cl &C
The market in inis county. " ~
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10

THE reduction Of The School tax,
and repeal of the dog taS, shows n
strong tend n y on the part OF our
Legislators TO place young bipcds
on an equal footing with the four
legged 'parps'. BE it Resolved,
therefore (which Is more bcneii,
cial TO n community, that her chll
dren shall grow up in ignorance,
or that she shall be ovcrrun by
hal { starved. thieving canine
hrutesY We hope our Dramatics
will debate this subject for the ben
eft OF some OF our state Legislative
soIons.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
gFPFPP EE444qs

To rnE WoRKING CLAss.-We are now prepar-
ed to furnish all Glasses with constant emi,io -
bienj at home. the ehole of the time or for their
spare mnmenis Business new, ght and proHt
able Persons OF either sex easily cPin from 50
cen 10 - per evening, ant II proportional SUN
by deNoting their whole time 10 the business.
iioss End giri- earn nearly a. much n men That
sii who see this n ticc may send their address.
nni Lest The business We make this ur4parallca OF
fers To such ~ are not well satisfied We will send
one dol ar to pay for The ifouhle uf writing Full
particulars, samil worth several dollars 10
commence work on, and cops OF Home and
ireside, one OF the largest ana best Illustrated
.ou want permanent, profitable work, address
OnoESk stiSsos Co., Polilsgf Maine.
2-lO-5B
The Osceola times., 1877-03-10
W arning Order.

Alexander Craig, Plaintiff.
J. Webb, Nprfendant
the defendant j. T. Webb, Is warned 10 an
pear in this cou within thirty DAYS 10 answer
the complaint of he piaintln, AlrNal. dcr Ciaig
Scott Township, BA. SANDEtss.
Feb .3rd. lss7. Justice of the Peace