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The Osceola times., 1878-12-21
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"A general assortment Of Christ
mas goods. al J. COok& Sons.
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Christmas Goods Of all = arip.
t'n, al j. Cook 4 S}as.
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Desiring to to my former patrons well to
the community at large that have this day opened again
at the
The Osceola times., 1878-12-21

Dry-Goods Clothing, Boots Shoes, Notions
and FANCY GOODS, that has before been displayed
by any First Class establishment in the North. East porto
of the State further desire to say, that my goods '"
been bought strictly for CASH. and selected with great
from the very best of stocks East backed with expe
of than TWENTY YEARS in this line of business.
The people therefore may confidently rely purchasing
anything pertaining line at lower prices than elsewhere
Come and be convinced No trouble to show Goods.
OsCEoLA, ARK, l. SCIINlTZER.
Nov. 81, 1873 -
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NEW STORE HOUSE

huilt by Hon. John BackwOod, north of the "Osceola
TINES" Office with most Complete and Attractive Stock of
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"DoLLAn-GRABDERs."-R Mass, April
2, 1s77.-Mr. Edltor,-Haring read in your paper
orts Of The remarkable Of catarrh, am In
duced to tell "what know about catarrh," !" and
fancy the .ssnuF" and "inflaling-tube" :" makers
(nerc dollar grabbers) would be glad II they could
emblaZon similar cure in the papers. For twen-
ty-six years suffered with cafarrh. The nasal
passages became completely closed. Snuff, n dust'
.ashes,' inbaing-tubcs,'' and "sticks, wouldn't
work. though at intervals would sniff up the So
called catarrh snuff un:n became valuable test
er for such medicines. gradually grew worse. and
no one car know how much suffered or what
miserable being I was. Ny head ached over my
eyes so that was confined to my be for many
successive days, suffering the most intense
pain, which at one time lasted continuously
for 1853 hours. All sense Of smell and taste
gone, siaht and hearing impaired. body shrnnken
and weakened, nervous system shattered and consn-
tuition broken. and was hawking and splitting seven
eighths Of the time. prayed for death 10 relieve me
OF my suffering. A favorable notice In Your paper
OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy induced me 10 pur-
chase package and use &c with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douche, which applies the remedy by hydrostatic
pressure, the only way compatible with common
sense. Well, Mr. Editor, did not cure me In three
fourths ora second In one hour month, but In
less than eight minutes was relieved and 10 three
months entirely cured, and have remained 50 Tor
over sixteen months. While using the Catarrh
Remedy used DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical DiscoS-
eryto purify my blood and strengthen my stomach.
also Kept my liver active md bowels regular by the
use OF his Pleasant Purgaiiyc Pellets, II Ifmyexpe-
rience will iaduce other sufferers TO seek the same
means Of relief, this letter win have answered is
purpose. Yours truly, :
- y
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION
The regular monthly meeting of the Pres
byterian Sunday.Sch0ol Union was held
last night at the Second (Rev. DR.. Hoge's)
PRESBYTERIAN church. In the absence OF
MIR. James Gordon, the president OF the
Union. on motion of Rev: DR.. Read the
Rev. Mr.. Scott, OF the Third Presbyterian
church; was called to the chair. Mr. Jacob
Bates acted as secretary.
The proceedings opened with the usual
devotional exercises by the Rev.
Mr.. Hazen. . @ts
The secretary read reports from the fol-
lowing churches:
First Church: Average attendance OF Of
ficers and teachers, 2S;. OF scholars, HI
total, l45. 5I {s,t
Second Church: Officers and teachers,
,45; scholars. 199-total, 243. !.
Grace.Street Church: Officers and teach
ers,i Al; scholars, 164-total, 200.
Total iof officers and teachers, ia OF
scholars, 479-aggregate, 593.
No reports were received from the Third
church or Manchester or any OF the mission
schools. vs. -. e,
IN The First Church choolrreported the
largest average collection: for the month.
The Second Church school reported four
conversions. !,
The Grace.Sreet church distributed
TWENTY-FIVE prizes during the past month to
meritori0us scholars. % ~ sssis3 sS
There was q fair attendance at the meet
ing last night among them Messrs.s J..l D.
K. rSleight, NJ. NJ. Gillian, A.. Boiling,
George w !. Gretter, and other weil-knoWn
friends OF the Sunday school cause.
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! WKATHER REPoRy,

gSDIcATIoNs FOR To-D DAY. For the South
Atlantic and East Gull States. northwest
winds, rising barr rometer, slightly cooler,
clear or partly cloud weather will prevail.
For the West GuK States, diminishing
norther1y winds shifting TO southerly, sta
tionary or falling barometer, clear or partly
cloudy. warmer weather. 3.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
northwest to southwest winds, partly
cloudy, slightly cooler weather, and rising
barometer.
\ For. The Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States. falling followed by rising ba-
rometer, westerly winds, and cooler, cloudy
weather. - .is II sei.s ..<
a The temperatures continue above freez-
ing in the canal regions OF Maryland and
Virginia. ia :.i Il ~ .,.5ts .szs
Gautionary signals continue at Portland
and Eastport. is, ,5
/. The WEATHER yEsTERDAYwasc cloudy and
threatening during the early part OF the
day. Tn the afternoon the clouds disap-
peared, and at night the weather was clear,
cool, and pleasant. .
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, ~ ),
9 A. NJ, 46; noon, 53;, 3 P. NJ, 81; P.
NJ, 90: midnight, a. "
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NOTES:-A5 the First Baptist
church a committee appointed previously
reported that $500 was needed for the i'm
proyement Of the Sunday-school room, and
the money was raised on the spot.
/ At Sidney, Baptist church DR.. Jeter
preached in the morning and the pastor at
I night. Two persons were received by let
ter, and four who had been recently bap-
tized received the right hand of fellowship.
at the Second Baptist church very
large congregation greeted Rev. DR.. Biting,
OF Baltimore CORNER pastor Of the church),
who preached an able and eloquent sermon,
to the great delight Of his old people.
After the sermon the people crowded
around Dr. Biting and gave him q most
cordial greeting. =
at Clay-Street Baptist church the pastor
Rey. S. G. Clopton) preached in the morn
ing, and was assisted at the communion by
Rev. e. 81. Ryland. Easseen persons re-
ceived the right hand Of fellowship.
At Grace-Street Baptistschurch at night
Rev. G. c. Biting preached to very large
tongregation the annual sermon before the
Young Mems Missionary Society. DR..
Biting chose ssAaron's Rod "as the subject
OF his sermon, and made an exceedingly
able and effective discourse, which gave
the liyeliest satisfaction to the congrega-
ton.
At the Broad-Street Methodist church on
Sunday morning Rev. Preston Nash
preached. At night the pastor filled the
pulpit.
! At Centenary an interesting prayer-meet-
ing was held in the afternoon, when several
persons expressed concern for their saliva
tion. "
Rev. A. G.. Brown, OF CIay-street Metho-
dist Episcopal church, preached at the
/ Spring-Street Home on Sunday afternoon.
AT Nicholson-Street church Rev. s. A.
Wilson preached in the morning and the
! pastor at night. .2I
1 at the First English Lutheran church
IfSeyenth street near Grace) the Lords sup.
per was administered and two new men,
bers received. r-'@s..5t =.
At the Second English Lutheran church
| (Elba Park chapeD Sunday school was or
ganized, with 81 scholars and IL officers and
/ teachers. This is O new enterprise under
the auspices of the First church, and it
has opened with very bright prospects of
usefulness. a@ o.
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OPERA BouFFE AT MOZART HALL.-On
Friday and Saturday evenings and Satur-
day matinee Rice's Extravaganza Cembina-
ton will appear at Mozart Hall in ''Evan-
geline.'' The Combination comprises, 1t is
said, excellent material, and the music is
represented to be light and sparkling. The
company has been in the South during the
fall and winter, playing in the principal
cities, and have given great satisfaction. In
every city visited by the Combination the
press has been lavish in its praises, both in
the North and South. A New York paper
thus describes the opera bouffe:
There is much original and amusing busi-
ness in the piece, some Of the melodies
are charming. and the choruses; strong.
" Eyangeline" went off amidst genuine
laughter and applause, and unquestionably
made great hit. 1t is free from yulgarity,
and proof that burlesque opera does not
need the spice OF vice to be attractive TO the
public. :,
The sale Of reserved seats will commence
at Wyatt's music-store on "Wednesday morn
ing. -
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POLICE CoURT-Justice Crutchfeld pre-
siding.-The following cases were disposed
of yesterday:
Fannie Pettis (colored), charged with
setting DOG on Ada Taylor in the public
streets, and causing said dog to bite the said
Ada Taylor, was fined 81 and costs.
j. G. Brazeal was fined S1.50 and costs for
throwing rocks at the house OF E. Sala-
monsky, and endangering the lives and
limbs OF Salamonsky's children.
The following were discharged:
James Bland, charged with threatening to
shoot A. Gipperich with shotgun. y
Martha Winston icolored), charged with
stealing certain articles of clothing from
Jacob Tinsley (colored). The accused was
fined 81 for contempt Of court in not ap-
pearing in time for examination.
Dominick Pasquini, charged with assault
ing and beating William Estras.
Layinia Chapman (colored), charged with
assaulting, beating, and threatening to Kill
George Chapman (colored).
A. Gipperich, Sr., charged with trespass..
ing upon the premises of James Bland and
threatening to assault him.
Sarah Jefferson (colored), charged with
stealing one silk dress and other articles
from Martha Bowling (colored). Security
was, however, required Of the accused In
the sum of 800 for three months, she being
O suspicious character. l~
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aPEuaAlT. NOTICES.

M sYcLE BROTHERS HAYE.JUsT
received seYcsaI invoices OF new goods sniahie FOR
the season, and we're boaght under great adssn-
tages and offer them so The public accord ngiy. we
have bought from . New York import house an
entire stock Of REss GOO IDS. Ar orsst them yoa
win dnd .s
so pieces asasseas a.,ss g naes,s,,DE !, ana PLAID
sss sssss 81 tx ss Il sss; than
Soaa sSs e asasa
100 p1ssss bLAck ranging from one
2s nsees gLAGk sia1 ,s Urging from
intsnd i To einse these goods Goods out @ win very small
advance. We also have q full line of, oIORED
orasssss ess aa SIl aa
hali.prtse. a. Any legsekeepers 10 need Of these
We are determined to close on. our entire WINTER
sR sas sa9s
$50 setsFURs 10 he closed out: - 80 -
zoo pieces aED, WaITE, and coLoRED FLAN-
$50 pieces e e cassiMEREs, TWEEDs and JEANS,
ESQ sHAwLs e be closed out;
400 BALMORAL and ndBoULEVARD SKIRTS to
Sleeveless Jackets, Cardinal Jackets, shetland
Shawls at extra low 1gursks 40 ti0zea Geutfemen,s
Undershirts, so dozen ladies' Merino Vests, $50
Marseiiies and Honey. Comb Qaiitsss 800 dozen
Towels. ranging from 81 to SO; ;350 0 dozen Napkins
ut = very low figure. .a
We have full line Of Bleached and Brown Cot
tons. Sheetinga, BedTcks. Shiriings, ChevOt, &c,
which we retail at wholesale prices; $50 pairs
Kid Gloves from 75c. TO S1.50-to be closed out;
$50 Corsets, new styles, to be closed out. . 81 n
Don't fail to look at the Cooley Cork Corset-:he
and easiest Corset in. market, SYCLE
BROTHERS are agents. r.t%
I, Handkerchiefs Of all kinds and prices: Stockings
in great variety; Trimmings of all descriptions,
and thousands of other goods, but too numerous to
mention. Fl
Call and be convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS.
is the place to get great BARGAINS.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
s.a.tt%E s 311 Broad street,
IL 10. between Third aud Fourth streets.
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING OF A VALUABLE
HoRsE.-On Saturday evening a very worthy
colored man, named Harry Evans, in COM
pany with two others, drove to the bank OF
the river Just above the Tredesar Works
to get load OF shavings for his stable.
While thus engaged, the driver, who was on
the ground, attempted to back the horse to
q more favorable position. In doing so be
backed too far, and the driver, in his fright
and confusion. continued to pull;upon the
reins, which Of course forced the horse to
continue to back, and before. the others
could.come to his assistance both horse and
wagon toppled over the stone wall into the
rushing, and much-swollen stream After, a
few frantic struggles the poor brute. with
the wagon, disappeared from sight. The
wagon and harness were recovered yester-
day morning. - ~
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PERsoNAL.-Gorernor Holiday has ap-
pointed Judge Henry w. Thomas, Hon.
Robert Johnston, and Isaac Davenport,
ESQ.,, commissioners under the resolution
OF the General Assembly to prepare plan
to re0rganize the State officers. Judge
Thomas and Mr.. Johnston are old Auditors
of the State. He has also appointed General
.Ecbols and Mr.. Robert P. Archer to repre-
sent Virginia at the Paris Exposition.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were 3. j.. Parish, Dur
ham, N. c.; s. C.Donnan, Petersburg; /;
R.A. Woody, Hanover; John Il. Bowen,
Manchester; w. B.. Miller, Bedford, Pa. /;
and A. j. Stowe, Hanover: - ta:s< ).
At the meeting of the Howitzers, held
last night, the company Through Lieutenant
Mccarthy presented to Major Carter who
was their old and beloved captain, o hand
some uniform. Sergeant James B. Foster
was elected second lieutenant. siefs
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4 B- JANUARY, 1873.
GRAND ANNUAL CLOSING-OUT SALE OF
WINTER GOODS AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
COL BROAD STREET. q

AS we do not believe in carrzing stock over from
one season to another. we will offer entire stock
of desirable DRESS GOODS, CACHEMIRES, AL
PACAS, WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS,
CASSIMERES, SHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS,
QUILTS, KNIT GOODS, &C., at greatly reduced
prices iii order to reduce stock. Call and see our
line of goods and prices before purchasing else
where.
Our entire stock of DRESS GOODS, composed of
Plain, Figured, Plaid, and Striped POPL1Ns,
kNICKERBOCkER and MATELAS Sc
CLOTHS, ENGLISH and FRENCH CACHE
MIRES, and other styles, ut greatly reduced
prices;
100 pieces GALLOONS-an colors and styles-at
12kc.a yard-original value being Csc. yard.
This Is great closiIg-out sale Of the season..
5o.pieces SILK GALLeONS at 25c. yard. These
goods are really worth double the money.
All shades BALL FRINGE at l2kc. yard;
BLACK CACHEMIRES and BLACK ALPACAS-
the greatest bargains of the season. Call and see
them before buying.
A full Hue of HOUSE-FURNlSHING GOODS, such
as TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE-LINENS,
SHEETlNGS, BED-TICKS, BLANKETS,
QUILTS, CURTAN-LACES, &C., at the very
lowest prices; ~
In CAssIsIEREs, WATERPROOF and BEAVER
CLOTHS, FLANNELs, SKIRTS, SHAWLs,
&C., we have an excellent assortment, and offer
them al atextraordiuary low prices;
Our line of WooLLEN KNIT GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES; Ladies', Misses, and Mems MERINO
UNDERSHIRTS is complete, and offer them at
81 prices that cannot fail to suit;
We have one of the largest assortmens OF Ladies',
, Missas,,s and Gentlemen's HOSE, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, BOWS, SILK
MUFFLERS, &C., at very low prices;
Our KID-GLOvE DEPARTMENT. is complete,
and offer the best Two-Button Light and Dark
Shades KID GLOVES IN the city nj Soc a pair,
and large line all colors, 75c., 81, and $l25
40 dozen Gentlemen's Light and Dark Shades
KID GLOVES at IL worth $3.50.
Our stock Of CARPETS we will offer at cost 10 close
them out for the season.
Ir THALHIMER BROTHERS,
ia4 ~ COL Broad street.
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MEETING OF THE TOBACCO TRADE.-A
meeting OF the Tobacco Trade Of Richmond
was held Yesterday at the Tobacco Elk
change at 12 O'Clock NJ. james A. Scott,
first Yicc-president OF the association, occu-
pied the chair, with General Peyton Wise
as secretary. The object OF the meeting
was ssto adopt a new rule in lieu OF the
one now in force in relation to paying for
tobacco" After a discussion Of the ques-
ton, on call OF the roll only forty-eight
members voted. The resolution failed,
therefore, as no quorum voted. Eighty
two members "a majority OF the Trade) are
required for quorum.
The association adjourned subject to the
call OF the President.
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"A. NoyEI. iCAsE.-C Chester Page was con-
yicted in the Hastings Court a few days ago
OF assaulting and wounding a man named
Ware, and sent to the penitentiary for three
years. After the trial Pages friends em.
.nloyed counsel to look into the case, and
evidence has now been discovered which
looks as though the offence was committed
by another person. So important does
Judge Guigon regard the evidence discov-
cred that be has decided tha. the prisoner,
who is IN the penitentlary, shall have. q new
trial, and the counsel Tor the accused has
1saed out q writ OF Ii absds, corpus to compel
the pSuperinten of the Penitentiary TO
have the body OF Page before the court to
ssiay i'd order that the iaels may beinquired
sfntn
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Sunday night
the Knights aot St. Joseph, Catholic Total
Abstinence Society, held Its annual meeting
and elected the following officers for the
present year: #. T. Burke, president; w
HeaIey, vice-presid D. A. Healey; re-
cording secretary !; Junns A.. Fizzini, tinanr
Ecini secretary; B. e. Frank lin, ssergeant-ats
arms D. Morrissey, grand conduetcg5
|T. Leary, marshal. Rev. "a. HAbets, chap.
lain, received the renewal OF pledges from
all the members for the year.
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M SPECIAL BARGAINS.
LOW PRICES for iirst-class DRY GOODS will tell.
Large size VELVET RUGS at S4-regular price sc :;
MARSEILLES QUILTS at So worth S5, at - worth
sc, at So worih So:
Extra heavy DUTcH QUILTS at $3.50 worth
$3.50;
WHITE QUILTS at soc, 75c., S1.5Q, and S2.5O-
ali 30 per Gent. below regular prices;
regular prces
uUCkABACK TOWELS al 6oc., 81, 81 .25, 81 so,
$l.75, S2, and up 10 S12 per dozen. We show
the largest best assorted, and cheapest TOWELS
In this city:
FURS at greatly reduced prices;
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, and DOILIES. EX-
traordinary. bargains in this line ut
CLARK's and CoATS'S SPOOL-COTTON re-
duced 10 sc. spool. ja IA
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There was no report from Shockoe Mission.
There was one death In Manchester school.
The quarterly report is az follows:

There was no report from shockoe Mission.
Excellent remarks were made by DR..
Mcdonald, OF the Second church, and DR..
Hatcher, of Grace.Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-15

BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHooL Association
The Baptist Sunday-Sehool Association met
with the Manchester church Sunday ut 81
O'Clock P. M.-the Vice-President It. j.
Evans) presiding. The reports from the
schools for the month are as follows:
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FIFTY NEW STYLES PJcTuREs Sor scrspsBecks
md Decorations win be opened at LEyY gnofxEkF
this morning. ~ II 3silz q
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81. ELLYscS & CO.. adyertlgng agents., inse1t &d-
vertisements In alIof the newspapers or tie Unttad
Ssases at publishers rates. Orders 1eft tie Die
patch countins-room viii receive prsraat stten-
tIny,
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-. YELYETs. YELYETs "a large

kg- yELVETs! VELVETSl-A large
stock In BLSCK and C0LORED, which we
offer at astontshini.ly low prices:
RACK SILK yELVETS at Sl.2S, 81. .5U, S1.75,
SO. and $3.50, worth 80. $3.50, IS, $3.50, and
CoIoRED SILK vELvETS at $3.50 per yard
Wide BLACK SILK MANTlLLA VELVET at
Also, fuii assortmen, Of vELyETEENs in black
and colors. LEVY BROTHERS.
CLARK'S and COATS'S SPOOL COTIOS at
60c. per dozen. .sc.sr u i4
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ng DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOoDS!-s
f,sr low prices. are causing rapid sales. Our
DnIJBLE-TW1LLED COLORED CASH
MERF;S arc marvel Of cheIpness.
Our BLACK AL11-WOuL CASHMERES are ac-
lnowledged cheap by everybody; and us for
SILKS they are heins so!l so low that our prices
astonish the closest buyers. . = J. Z
N-c alsn offer large lot of REMNANTS IEDRESS
GOODS Of every description at very low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS y
Remember orr CHEAP BLANK ETS. ja ID 2
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NE COHEN BROTHERS have on hand
over lso pieces OF WHITE FLANNEL, which
they are Offering nj great reduction; =
Their stock Of CARPETS viii be sold regardless Of
cost TO close: t-@l - 50
large stock of NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS in new designs; also, APPLIQUE aud
BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS, SLAMBREa
QUIk and VESTIBULE LACES; LINEN.
OILED, and APPLIQUE LACE SHADES; 4
A large lot Of KID GLOVES at 75c. and 81 !; also,
the LEROY SEAMLESS KID GLOVE at
Sl.63, superior 70 any glove offered in this
country at %. de 20