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FURTHRR ABOUT THr POPE.

ROME, Nov. 1.-THE Pope passed .
restlesss night, but always awakened
in full possession Of his faculties and
was conscious. His physicians cay he
cannot recover, though he way linger
for . week.
The Italian Government has already
taken the precantion to station .
strong guard around All approaches
to Vatican, to prevent any pillaging
that might follow on the death Of tho
Pope being made public.
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a penon.s nolnRs.

JACKSONVILLE, Ills, Nov. 12.-Last
night at Franklin, in this county, Jno.
H. Duncan, being refused liquor at
the drug store Of Wright Bros, re-
turned after the store was closed, en-
tered through back window, dis
tributed q keg Of powder over the
floor, turned the taps of the coal oil
barrels, and set the whole ON fire and
attempted to escape, but before no
had succeeded q terrific explosion oc-
Cured, entirely demolishing tho
drug store and setting fire to the adj
joining grocery store of Langly e
Paling, which was also destroyed,
and probably fatally burning Duncan.
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-Martln HOpp, Les MONIES,
Wolcott Seymour, Desmoines.
3-William Allen, Henry,
Jacob Kaufman, Henry.
4John Heron, jefferson.
5-Oliver II p Scots Van Buren,
CIV A Fast,* Wapello,
j A Israel,* Wapello.
Loyal d Hotchkiss,# Davis.
S-R w Duncan,* Monroe.
9-Samuel T Sherrard, Appanoos
1O-Smith II Mallory,* Lucas.
1l-Greenwood Wright. Wayne.
l2-John Stephenson,+ Clarke.
l3JW Warnick,* Decatur.
Thames Doty,t Union.
15-Allen Higgins Ringgold.
l6-George A Morse, Adams.
Thames p Flick, Taylor.
lS-George 7 Ashby, Montgomery
l9-Edwin B Hoag, Page.
2O-John Y Stone, Mills.
21-Joseph Rhodes, Fremont.
22-George Carson, Pottawattamie
BF Clayton, Pottawattamie.
23-Oll Coomes, Cass.
24-Wiliiam F Hadley, Madison.
55-George Wright, Warren.
26-John b Elliott,* Marion,
William NJ Stone, Marion.
27--Horace w Gleason, Mahaska,
John r Nichols, Mahaska.
2S-Matthias Williams Keokuk.
29--BenOni Parkinson, Washington
0-G D Jamison,% Louisa.
3l-Frank A j Gray,* Muscatine.
Isaac II Terry, Muscatine.
32-Charles M Waterman, Scott.
Ernst Mueller, Scott,
Bruce T Seaman, Scott.
33-Elwood Macy, Cedar.
A-George Paul,* johnson,
Moses Blooms johnson.
A-Norman B Holbrook,* Iowa.
8-Andrew j Wood, Poweshiek.
37-Joel w Deweese, Jasper,
John G Hiatt, Jasper.
3S-Jerry B Tiffin, Polk,
Clarence S. Wilson, Polk.
39-William S Russell, Dallas.
4O-Thomas Seely, Guthrie.
4l-H B Lyman, Harrison.
42-George w Crooks Boone.
43-Frank Curtis, Story.
A-John M Parker, Marshall.
45-Gamaliel Jaqua, Tama.
46-E S johnson, Benton,
John Mccartney, Benton.
47-William IRE, Linn,
Irving P Bowdish,* Linn.
4S-Silas M Yoran, Jones.
49--John A Young,% Clinton,
A A Gardner, Clinton.
5--Justin w Miles, Jackson,
Phillip b Bradley Jackson.
5l-Fred ODonnell,* Dubuque,
II M Knoll,* Dubuque,
Dennis O'Brien,* Dubuque.
52-Joseph Chapman, Delaware.
53-John Calvin, Buchanan.
H-Lore Alvord, Blackhawk.
Jeremiah l. Gay, Blackhawk.
55-George Wells,* Grundy.
6-Edward Taylor, Hardin.
N-Ira II Tremain, Hamilton.
58-Olivcr Tyson,t Webster.
59-James III. Bolton, Woodbury..
60-Alvin M. Whaley, Butler.
6l-J. X. l.. Maynard, Bremen.
62-Henry Rickell, Fayette.
G3-Thomas UpdegraG, Clayton.
Alexander Pleidung, Clayton
64-Benjamin Ratciff, Allamakee.
65-Henry A. Baker, Winnesheik
Hiram c Manning, Winnesheik
@-Charles F Brown, Howard.
Civilian B Perrin, Chickasaw
6S-John Gammons, Mitchell.
@-Orlo HI Lyon, Floyd,
Town. Barrett, Plymouth.
7l-Elijah Peake, Monona.
72-L H Gordon, Buena Vista.
73-Orlando H Manning, Carroll
74-John A Hallock, Audubon.
75-Chas McAllister, Clay.
76-J j Wilson, Kossuth.
TIA C Walker, Worth.
7S-John II King, Franklin.
Republicans II, Democrats q
Greenbackers 2; total 100.
Republican majority ON joint bal
lot, 68.
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RAGUsA, Nov. lO.-The Montene-
grins have commenced the bonn bard
ment of Podgaritza. The place IL ex-
pected to hold out 90 the principal
defences have lately been reconstruct
al
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viii take command Of the divisions
osMAN's DAILY LOSS.

VI OICllHulCs X
osMAN's DAILY LOSS.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-Osman Pasha's
losses are estimated at 200 to 400 men
daily. From the concentrated fire Of
the Russian artillery, Osman Pasha lie
busy constructing fresh Notifications,
which seem to point to his holding
out as long as possible, rather than to
attempt sortie.
Prisoners and deserters state that
the Turks have six weeks' provisions.
THE MoNrENEGRrNs,
after their demonstration against Pod
garitza, commenced bombarding the
Turkish fort commanding tho Scutarl
and Amtirari road.
sERvIA.
A Belgrade correspondent says that
Prince Milan presided at an extraor-
binary Cabinet council Saturday. II
is stated that the participation Of Ser
via In the war was decided on and
proclamation to the army is already
prepared.
AT BAToUM AGAIN.
The Russians have recommended a
vigorous bombardment CT Batoum.
sTnANaLED.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 11.-Forty of ex-
Sultan Murad's servants are reported
to have been strangled because of q
conspiracy to reinstate Murad.
MAHoMET.
Excitement is increased by rumor
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NO NEED OF ALARM.

ROME, Nov. l3.-There is no founda-
ton for the alarming rumors current
at Paris yesterday about the Pope,
who still suffers from weakness bat
whose condition has not recently be-
come worse.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

Forty Of tho OK. eultau'e Servant
6traugled for Conspiracy.
Mahonnot'o Chest -Appoavo TO tn
sultan and Orders Peace.
FOREIGN.
THE WAR IN ASIA.


LONDON, Nov. 9.-The conviction is
strong that Plevna cannot hold ont
many days more. Osman Pasha's
men are deserving in large numbers
on account of privations and hard.
chips. The Russians have field
telegraph completely around Plevna,
80 that they can concentrate imme-
diately ct any point attacked.
TURKS CLAIM A SUCCESS.
A Constantinople dispatch says !:
The following telegram has been re-
ceived from Mukhtar Pasha, dated
Erzeronm, 9th, noon: At four this
morning the Russians attacked our
fortified positions ut Azizie. Our
troops, fighting with great valor, re-
pulsed them and pursued them four
or five miles from Erzeroum. The
Russians were totally defeated, and
our trenches are filled with their
dead. M
Earlier advices received here (Con-
stantinople) show that before this
success the situation at Erzeroum was
very critical The inhabitants de-
handed the authorities should capt.
ulate, the expected reinforcements
not having arrived, 10 the commune
cation with Trebizond was difficult
1t is expected that combined opera
tions will be attempted by Osman,
Mehemet Ali, and Chevket Pasha up.
on which the fate Of Plevna will de.
pend. The Porto has determined to
fight to the bitter end. Mahmoud
Daniad Pasha 10 i'll.
| TURKISH DIssENsIONs.
LoNpoN, Nov. 1O.-There is great
uneasiness in Pera. Placards have
been posted in Stamboul summoning
all patriots to rise, % the government
was secretly negotiating with the
Russians. The placards also urged the
murder of Mshmoud Damod Pasha.
Attempts have been made to fasten
the responsibility of these placsrds on
ex-Sultan Murad, whole principal At
tendants have been arrested, or &C.
cording to one account, killed. It ia
creditably asserted that Damod's ILL
ness was caused by an attempt to
poison him. He is now out Of dan
ger.
TO BE SHOT FOR CowARDICE.
Several of Moukhtar Pasha's ofic.
ers have been sentenced to be shot for
cowardice in the battle of the fifth.
FRIDAYS FIGHT NEAR ERzERouM.
A Constantinople dispatch says
Detailed reports Of yesterdays Girl
days. battle show that the fighting
lasted several hours. Two or the
Russian columns attacked tho re.
doubts southeast of Erzeroum. One
Of the columns succeeded in occupy.
ing the blockhouse but was dislodged
The other column perceiving the
enormous loss Of the former retreat
ed. The Turks pursued them o. far
% Der Bayun, but were driven back
from there. They rallied and drove
the Russians back again to Der Bayun.
The Russians lost . large quantity OF
arms and ammunition, but only . few
prisoners.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

PARIS, Nov. l3.-President Mac
Mshon declared, yesterday, to his
ministers that in the presence Of vio-
lent accusations brought against
them in the Chamber, and which
equally affected the whole govern
ment, he could not accept their rcsig-
nations and begged them to remain
at their posts.
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The Row 10 the Samoan islands

DAN FRANCISCO, NOV. "a letter
to the Chronicle, from its Samoan
Islands correspondent gives another
version of the recent events there
It states that Griffin, American con-
sui, took forciblc possession of the
property of G. J. Smith & Co., Brit
ish firm at Mulaulu, for an alleged
American claim, without having first
sent the claim through the British
consul, % il the custom in the absence
of any legal system in the islands.
Representatives of Smith & Go, and
Hunt n Cubraugh, regained posses
sion Of the warehouse and the prop
erty was put under the British seal.
Pending the settlement Of the matter,
Griffin tried TO get the natives to At
tack the warehouse, but they declined
because he could not raise 5000 they
demanded for the enterprise. A COM
mittse of safety has been organized
to preserve peace.
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GERMANY WANTS SATISFACTION

BERLIN, Nov. 13.-It is said the Ad-
miralty are preparing for the eventu-
alnecessity Of compelling Nicaragua
to indemnify the German Consul,
Eisenthick, for the assault recently
committed upon him,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

CETTrNGE, Nov. 13.-The Montene-
grins yesterday captured the fort
commanding the town Of Autevari
with its garrison, two guns and a
quantity of ammunition and provi-
sions. The Montencgrins are advanc-
ing on Autevari.
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"Implacablss."
THE REPUBLICANS IN THE SENATE SCORE
A MAJORITY OF ANTHOLOGY NOSES.

THE REPUBLICANS IN THE SENATE SCORE
MAJORITY OF ANTI-P0LIcY NOSES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.-The Re.
publican members of the Senate held
caucus to-day, listing from about
noon till after five. 1t was very fully
attended. The topics discussed were
the so-called Southern Policy and
Civil Service Policy of the Admins
trati0n, with special reference to the
Louisiana contest and sundry nOmi-
nations before the committees. Opin.
ions were freely interchanged by
nearly all the Senators showing that
. majority were not in accord with
the views and actions of the Presi-
dent ON the subjects discussed, and
that less than majority were dispose
dt0 make any formal issue with him.
Such course was not deemed expe.
dent in party sense nor called for
by the public interest under the pres.
ent circumstances.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.-The House
by six mjority has adopted an amend
mendment limiting the army to 10000
men.
The army bill has passed the House
without division.
Al meeting Of the Senate commit
tee on elections, Mitchell offered .
resolution, which was adopted, that
Wadleigh and Merrimor be- appoint
Cd . committee 10 confer With Kel.
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The Seventeenth General As
sembly.

Following is list of members of the
Seventeenth General Assembly, which
will convene the second Monday in
Jan. next. The names of those with q
= are Democrats, those with an I are
Grcenbackers
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ERZERoUM ATTACKED AGAIN.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. l3.-Private
kilograms state that the attack on Err
zeroum was renewed ON Sunday.
The Geshoffs arrived here on Sat.
day. 1t Is proposed to send them to
Aleppo without trial.
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sERy1A WILL TAKE HAND.

LONDON, Nov. 13.--The following
is the text of the Times Belgrade cor.
respondent dispatch, reporting that
the participation of Servia in the war
was decided on: From the most
trustworthy source hear that the &C.
tive interference of Seryia in the war
is nearer at hand than was generally
supposed. Yesterday another subsi-
dy Of two millions francs arrived
from Russia. An extraordinary cab
met council was held yesterday under
the presidency of Prince Milan, in
which it ia stated the participation OF
Servis In the war was determined on
A proclamation to the army is said ia
be already prepared.
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No suRRENprR or KARs.

CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Nov. l2.--All the
officers in Kars, down to Major,
unanimously voted to reject the sum.
mons to surrender made by the Rus.
slams, and resolved to defend the city
to the last extremity.
A TURKISH SUCCESS.
Iscouf Pasha telegraphs the follow
ing: "Thc Russian supports from
G0brova, enroute to Schipka Pass,
being obliged to pass within our
range, recently lost 800 killed. Our
losses are triAing, but include Les
mann Pasha, C0mmandant of Artil.
lery, who was killed.
MUKHTAR PAsHA
telcgraphs under date of Sunday !:
"Thc Russisns are entrenching them
selves in Deviboyum.
According to intelligence i have
received from KArs mp to the 4th inst.
the forces investing that place are not
very numerous. The principal Eff
forts Of the enemy are apparently di-
rected against Erzer0um."
A DESPERATE sKIRNIsH.
LONDON, Nov. ia Russian OFF,
cial dispatch dated Pazot, 18th, Gays |:
The Turks last night attempfp4 to
surprise General Skobslo4' . positions.
The Russians were warned and el-
lowed the Turks to approach within
one hundred rods, Whsn they receiv-
ed thsm with : heavy hre. The
Turks retreated to IN entrenched po-
elton, and msintained violent fire
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MlSGE<>s
FORESTS CAVALRY.

They Make Their Last Raid on the
Memphis Cemetery, Led BY 7hei,
Old Commander in Ccfin-Inter
esting "reminiscences Of Forrest
HIS Desperate Brother-F Forrest as
Nigger- Irader-Some Of the Old
Gue,Ytlla's Notable Personal Fights
Hot Combat in a Hotel.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ia spe-
cial from Russian headquarters before
Kars says the Soghouli and Erivan
columns have taken up positions near
Erzcroum.
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WAaWxeTos, Noy. -. ~ esaate
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!. snxEsDAY MoaNlxe, Nov. IA, 1877
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SENATE,

cIN Al
Dist. lst-J NJ Shelley,4 Lee county,
I'd -Horatio A Wonn,* Davis.
Sd Joshua Miller, Appanoose.
4th- Henry l. Dashiel, Monroe.
9Th samuel l. Bestow, Lucas.
6th-Fred Teale, Decatur.
7th-P w Lewellen, Page.
Sth-Alf. Hebard, Montgomery.
9th-John Patterson, Des Moincs
10th-John s Woolson, Henry.
11th-Moses A McC Cold, Jefferson.
12th-Sanford Harned,* Keokuk.
l3th-G A Madson,* Wapello.
14th-Wm Wilson, Washington.
l5th-Thos r Gilmore, Mahaska.
16th-John l. Mccormack Marion
17th-William Graham, Warren.
18th-Lafayette Young, Cass.
19th-Geo f Wright, Pottawattmie
2Oth-Thomas Hanna, Muscatine.
2lst-W A Foster, Scott.
22d-N A Mcrrell,s Clinton.
23d-Henry g Carr, Cedar.
24th-Wm A Maginnis,* jackson.
25th-Ezekiel Clark, johnson.
26th-J N w Rumple, Iowa.
Z5Iu-SGcpHcu II DOW6, ILluH
2Sth-J ID Nichols, Benton.
29th-John Meyer, Jasper.
3Oth-R e Webb, Polk.
3lst-Samuel ID Nichols, Guthrie.
32d-Delos Arnold, Marshall.
SD w H Gallup, Story.
34th-A w Ford, Harrison.
35th-M M Ham, Dubuque.
36th-C E Bronson,* Delaware.
37th-D d Chase, Hamilton.
3Sth-H C Hemenway, Blackha WI
39th-M w Harmon, Buchanan.
4Oth-John T Stoneman,* Clayton
41st-Saml II Kinne,* Allamake,
42d M N johnson, Winneshiek.
43d William Larrabee, Fayettc.
44th-Aaron Kimball, Howard.
45th-R M Haines, Poweshiek.
46th-W w Blackman, Mitchell.
47th-Lemuel Dwelle, Worth.
4Sth-J j Russell, Greene.
49th-Eldin j Hartshorn, Palo Alt,
5Oth-A II Lawrence, Plymouth.
Republicans 50, Democrats IL; II
tai so.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE House
by six mjority has adopted an amend
mendment limiting the army to 10000
men.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

A communication was received
from the Secretary Of War defending
his department from charges made
In Saturdays debate in regard to un-
authorized recruiting.
He claims the right on the part of
the President to authorize recruiting
even where there was no appropria-
ton, and explains that 1t was author
ICED under the recent circumstances,
by Gen. Sherman, in the Pacific Terri
tories,
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SENATE.

The reading of the journal was moi
finished until IL :55. The House al
l :l5 went into committee of the whole
Blackburn In the chair on the def
cheney bill.
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Hot Combat in a Hotel.
Memphis Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
From a Main street window, YES.
terday, / watched the passing OF
Forests funeral, and the procession
afforded an impressive If not an
amusing spectacle. 1t was headed by
. troop of perhaps two hundred
horsemen, mostly exc Confederate sol.
diers in Forests cavalry; then came
q brass band playing the old-fashion'
ed military "Dead March," Their
rifle teams and militia companies, in
gray or blue; ex-Confederates or
foot; members of society lodges
the black plumed hearse drawn by
four black horses, and accompanied
by negro prisoners from the Forres,
plantation in convict garb; firemen
policemen, and . long file of carriages
hacks, and other vehicles. The May
or and city officials were there; JEFF
ferson Davis, who acted as pall-bear.
er, and other chiefs of the old Con.
fedcracy; and among the horsemen
were several of Gen. Forests wal
staff. Gov. Porter was one of the
fourteen pall-bearers. Several hotels
and warehouses were draped in
mourning, the business Of the city
was almost suspended during the
passing of the funeral. At intervals
the firc-bells tOlled and minute-gunl
crashed from the bluff. 1 observed 9
large number of the horscmen with
gray jackets on, and half hoped to sec
several old Confederate uniforms in
the troop. But there was only one
Confederate uniform in the process
sion, and that was worn by the occu
pant of the hearse.
HIS LIFE IN MEMPHIS.
1t would be altogether erroneous
however, tc infer from these funera
honors that Nathan Bedford Forres
was universally popular in the city Of
Memphis. He was actually quite un
popular with large portion of tn,
community, who feared and disliked
him about evenly. BY the old sol
diers and Confederate officers he wa
fairly worshipped, and these conduct
cd all the arrangements for the grea
funeral, and requested the merchant
to close their business houses. Man,
did close them; others did moi
Perhaps they remembered that som
of the Generals business transaction
since the war would scarcely bea
impartial scrutiny. For instance, h
had borrowed heavily two weeks be
fore his failure with disastrous conse
quences to one Of his credltorl
There can be little doubt that, ha
the General lived, he would have en-
deavored to meet all obligations, eve
thnaa of honor. hut naonla ara alos
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With his left hand Forrest seized
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WAR NEWS.
The Russians Receive q Sc
we're Repulse In Asia
i Before ErZerOum

The Russians Receive q Sc
we're Repulse In Asia
Before ErZerOum
Moukhtar Pasha 10 Dausuine
that He can Hold the City
against any Odds.
Turk ish OAooo1s at Kaxp Ne.
teFminea - Fight before
Surrender.
Five Hundred Russians Killed
In q 6k1xmioh On the Way
10 6chipka Pass.
A Tarkish Attack ons0kobe-
1o6's Fooition Results In
. Bloody Bepulse.
Heavy Eiehting Favorable 70
the Turks Reported in
Front of T1evna.
The Rassion Fleet Recon
meAeeo . Vigorous Benz
bordneAt Of 0otoum.
Forty Of the OK. eultan's 6orvantu
struggled for Conspiracy.
Mahomet'o Chest -AppOavo to the
sultan and orders Peace.
FOREIGN.
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CAisase Five stssk nsrlk.,

O6.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31
Hc,ie Again.

DR.. F. l.. James, after an absence of
several weeks, has returned to Oscsola,
and will be found at all hours of the
day and night at his Office. 3-24-3.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31

The Beebe M4gnc', didn't pos
sess the attractive influence its name
would indicate, and has been suspended.
Mr.. Baldwin, its editor and proprietor,
has moved his press and material to
Walnut Ridge, where he commenced
the publication Of he Lawrence Coun
ty JoptaAl on the z4th inst. We wish
him better luck.
james D. Driver has bought the
Tom. Bowen place, four hundred acres,
for S. 900.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31
OUR CLUBBING LIST.

We call the attention of the pub.
lie to the following list of publica-
tions that we are clubbing our pa
per with, and at greatly reduced
rates:
The Little Rock Weekly Gazette,
price 81, and the Osceo!a Times,
one year Tor SO 80.
The American AgriculIurist, Sl,-
50, and the Osceola Times, ope
year for S3,25.
The Scientific American, price
50, 80, and the Osceola Times, one
year for si,75.
The Saturday Evening Post, 50,
and the Osceola Times, one year
for 1925.
DemoreSt's Illustrated Monthly
Magazine, with II fine premium 50,
and the Osceola Times, one year
for $500, Every Lady should
have 1t -
To these Who are already sub
scribcrs to the Times, we Will send
the Saturday Evening Post on re-
ceipt of Sl,I5.
Now is your chance to secure
reading matter cheap Send along
your orders, friends.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31

DR., F. l.. James, after an absence of
several weeks, has returned to Ososola,
and will be found at all hours of the
day and night at his Office. 3-24-3.
The pauper, Bagley, mentioned
in our last, was operated on by DR.. S.
II. Steele, assisted by Doctors Duna
want and Pruett, and now, is minus a
chrome sore leg.
1t is rumored, in fact, generally
known and noised around, that a wed.
ding is on the tabis, and soon to come
of. The contracting parties are both
OF the vicinity. Can't say whether
this is a case # blue glass lamp shade
or not.
In the election notice for munioi-
pal officers, the figure 5 appeared where
a figure J would have answered the
purpose much better. What we hat,
about it is, that some half dozen oil
more of our paying readers discovered
it before we did. As now corrected
il reads, +" Tuesday. the srd.
In another column will be found g
call, signed by a number Of our citizen
requesting Maj. Burns TO run for thu
County Surveyorship of Mississippi
County. Major Burns, if elected, il
fully competent and would serve th'
people faithfully in that, or any othor
position, that the people might see fl
to place him.
Prof. G. W. Nelson, Piano snc
Organ Tuner, representing the Webbel
Piano Co., was in town during tht
week. He evidently understands hi.
business, and does his work with pre-
cision, neatness ard satisfaction; and
we take pleasure in commeadng hin
to any of our readers who need ths
services Of tirs,.class piano tuner.
Since our last We have had seve
raj offers Of remote blacksmith shops
but all seem aware of the advantage,
possessed by owners, and generally ash
more boot than we arc able to stand
Besides the majority of the shops wer,
built with the view of doing work ans
accommodating the smith and his stri
ker, and not for the ust that the lcgis
.ature would Put them to,