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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

HENRY WARD BgECHER: "Somc men
look on the church as a kind of Lords ho-
tel where they can put up at for time and
then 90 their own way; or 1t is free hos
telrie where there is no charge except
when the contribution box goes around and
then they put in ten cents If they don't hap
pen to have any pennies. A great many
church members are like spongcs they
suck continually and then squirt out, lcav.
ing themselves empty and dry; they are
continually listening, listening, listening;
they are soggy--good tor nothing, The
command of the Master was "Frecy you
have received, freely give" There are
persons who come to see me, whose pres
cnce is like the whstling Of the northeast
wind bless God when they 60 There
are Others whose presence is like the
south wind, balmy with the fragrance Of
flowers. There IRE men who. by tempera.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
A GOLD MEDAL
has been awarded at the Paris Exhiki.
hsB0f 1878 TO
CLARK'S
@. N. II.

Best Six Cord Spool Cotton, IL il e.le.
brated for being strong, elastic, and OF
sniform strength. II has been awarded
mcdslsA At the great eIpo,itions, from the
first 81 Paris, in 1855, to the Centennial
at philsdelphia in 1876. In this coun.
try Clark's .. n. T. Spool Cotton il
widely known in ell sections for It's Su-
perior Excellence in Machine and bant!
sewing. Their mills 1T Newark. n. j.,
and Paisley, Scotland, are the largest
And most complete iu the world. The
entire process VI manufacturing is con.
Quoted under the most complete aud
careful supervision, aud they claim for
their American production 1t least an
equal merit TO that produced in Paisley
Mills. A
40 GRAND PRIZES were awarded n
Paris for SPOOL Cotton,
they are glad to announce 10 the Aineri.
can public that they have been awarded
u Gold Medal, being the highest award
given for Sir -Cord Spool Cotton.
George A. Clark Il Brother
soLk AGENTS
800 Broadway, New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

WHAT great thing it is the "strong-
minded" women are grasping after the
right to take a part in politics One man
committed suicide over Tammanys defeat;
another gave grand banquet with iubilmt
speeches and rollicking songs. Another
New York 'yotcr,' after allowing his aft
anced to influence him to vote against bis
own judgment, was so ashamed of himself
that he wrote to his lady-love, asking ior a
release from the engagement both "prom-
nent society people"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

A Norwich teacher was practicing her
youthful class in original composition
Yesterday, and gave one pupil the subject
Boy to write upon. The subject was to be
treated in three parts-frst, what is III sec.
ond, what is its uses and third, what is il
made of The lad wrestled hard for few
minutes in desperate perplexity, then wan
dered up 10 the teachers desk radiant with
enthusiasm and submitted the following
"A boy is an animal; his use is to carry in
wood; he is made of bones
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
'rO CONSUMpTIvEs.

me advertiser, retired physician, having prov
ldehtially discovered, while q Medical Missionary
In southern Asia, very simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy aud permanent cure OF Consumption,
Asthma, bronchitis. Catarrh, and oil throat and
lunr affections, also positive and radical specific
Nervous Complaints, feels |, hls duty TO make II
known to the suffering fellows. Actuacd by this
motive, he Will cheorfuly send free Of CHARGE to
~ who dcsin II, the recipe for preparing, and Nl
discovered remedy Those who wish TO avail them
te'cs OF the benefits 0fthls discovery without cost
eat do 40 by return mail by addrcsaing, with
smnp, IA CHARLES r. MARSHALL,
No ~ Sis.stn street
BurrAts, \, Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

mcnt are ioyial and whose presence impaIts
joy linen with big bellies and large chess.
There are thousands of men that are lie
bags-lct en- alone and they lie in u heap;
fill 'em and they can stand up. And there
must be filters Of these bags"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
e 20 cents
A PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER,
No CITRE NO FEE !PE pr: A. A {, q, o. l.

hospital, 49, East Washington street Chicago. for
ttc cure Of all private, chronic and special diseases
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS DEBILITY and LOST
ssguooD, permanently cured DR. o. Is graduate
~ me Reform School, and uses no mercury; has the
ls.gest practice in the United states. LADIES re-
curing treatment, with home and board, call or
wtiin Every convenience for patients, send hny
cru,y for MARRIAGE GUIDE. 1S pages lllustrat-
ed Married ladies' aud gentlemen send my cents
Tor sample Of rubber goods and circular of import
IN. information By express, Consultation free and
confidential Rclieblc Female Pills s. box.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
NERVOUS DEBILITY, a aH9 b % q s =

laeu, loss o, vitality, premature weakness, cncrya.
ton of mind and body, disorder of the brain and
nervous system, and mlscries resulting thereirom,
ApecdIly cured by BATES SPECIFIC, Prepared
by an eminent physician: 81 case, for g.; sold by
druggists For circular with full particulars, ad-
drvss DIR BATES, 2i3 state street, Chicago, Ill.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
EDUCATIONAL.

OF V1RGlNlA,--Scssion be.
~ gina on the FRS, Of October and continues nine
months, The institution II organized on the cleo.
tive system, giving the student free choice of stud
les With full courses In the Schools OF the Acsde.
mic Department and In the Schools Of Law,
eoeue apply TO the Secretary OF tho Faculty, 7. o
UNIVERSITY OF virginia
JAMES +. HARRISON. ND,
ChAirmnnof the Fsculty.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

Bischofishcim, the Jewish banker, on
being asked what Office he would like to
hold when the Jews return TO Palestine re-
piled Pedestrian Ambassador TO Paris. -
TIL. Duke OF Norfolk has given land in
three different places in Sheffield, England,
to the corporation, to be preserved az re
creation ground for the people forever,
William 3. Astor has a country place on
the Hudson, near Rhinebeck, which CON
tains about 500 acres, on which he keeps
ITO horses and employees forty men.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
MEDICAL.
BENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster.

"A Gt'' sT@ss Ss sGSsps as ,Sd
Gus plaster. ing agent In one.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

NO. nSALARY, Permanent statesmen want
NZ(V Jed to sell staple Goods to dealers No
WAS pcddng. Expenses paid. Address
s. A. GRANT & CO, 3, 4, D Home 81, GIN
tiupati, Ohio, |
a0GOLD PLATED WATCHES Cheapest In
S.lthe world, Sample Watch Free to Agents Adj
PCdre~a A, COULTER n CO., Chicago, Ills.
NnJJrNrAND MoRPHINE HABIT CURED
VIII The Original and only absolute
cure. Send stamp for book on
Opium Eating, to W b. Squire, Worthin'ogn,
Greene, County, Ind
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
lIgDiC'Ai.
DR. PIERCE'S
REMEDIES

Are NOT sdysrusd a. "cur.-alls hut src apeciacs iu
the diseases for which they are recon- nentet.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

INTEREST paid on deposits March 1st and Sep.
i tomber LIST. Interest NOT withdraw II added i'm.
mcdately to the principal or the deposits, thereby
giving them compound interest
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13

,ahee, aud ut their sole opiiOn) },
the resolution was defeated, by II
vote OF, ayes ., and noes 1. Ne,,!ed
and cxaspcra,cd beyond endurance
at this little defeat. the substitute
for Msr,hul lls-kiLs was put in
nomination, which, after a heated
ahd spirited discussion upon The
merits and dcmcrils of the oppo
sing nominees. ie. ". B. Ilaskins,
and john Barney, the votes alter
being taken stood. iunr for iia,kins
agains, ] for Barney. This wa.
what inhe'ted the hump on the
camel's back. The above il about
~ true and correct n statement of
the attitude Of our town board, on
the question Of appointing II town
marshal ~ could be made, without
the gloss OF rhetoric, or the bloom
Of oratory other statements TO The
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Bea'
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
ParlOr Organs.

\ wold IL their f'Nor. rcHd:
Frnm n, IElgin. III itriormcr:
"Ws have In our owu housr onr Of the piano,
advert I'D by Dihiri + Beatty IN smother col.
umn. aud dc npl hesitate t. recommend II from
cav hnUvic'lgr of ~ quality Mr. u .aiiy har
dealt very hunorahiy 10y ~ -
u 4. scdswick, of Bonapartc, I wa, says;
"Oryan came TO hand all safe. an,. after on,
hours tral send yOu III. cash. II mora than
uo"ts NY rNlect4tioLs TIL" tone J. tNC"r,iinr
" the and ilciuliod.. and the cnse l. stylish and
beautifully 1ini-hrd -
rfrmJ l.. Everett. Esq Cashier National Broad
way bauk, NJ" York.
Organ 40 600 received. A. am fu,ly salts
,.rd With the Instrument ! rrmit wltEout FUR
ihcr delay I have not til l..lt itnrc ,s>aiy to call
experts to rc,tit All ug family are ,ic.igat Il 80
Every instrument fully N.utautrd Tor six year.
~ strict first cis-r la Iry ic'DCct. ahd ~ 4
guarantee ,f guud L,lth !ht. .ic shipped nn from
,to l,diys test uia.. mono raiuuded and frrighl
charg, paid both ways ~ me IL they are ~ any
iurm mi-r,lr, scut-d o. prove Unsatisfactory
Noihng tircr than ihi VaI be offered
AttNT> " ANIED, lGt where | have none
Ar.. discounts rIGde 10 iHtrogure in nea loc Ill
ii.- send Tor Illustrated ADNEKLlsER tCala-
iurnr Edition.. with trstinon als from dislin-
gui-hpd persons, some OF whom YOU may know.
before huS ing elsewhere. Address DANIEL +,
BEATTY. ashington, New Jersey.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
.ANNOUNC ENiENTs.

Ne rrr an,h..r zrd 20 announce
s&ci. Pmhdrx,vr Dunn. OF Forrcs'
;ty. as a candidate for congress
a, represent The i Is, Corgression
ai district Of Arkansas. subject tC
.ic action %; the FIRST Congrcssion
al couscntioo.
We Irc authorized TO announce
Hon. J. W. House, of Seurcy. a. a
candidate for congress, to repre-
sent The FTrt Congressional die
<riri al Arkansrs subject to the
aclion ot The First Congressional
~~nv cntion.
Nc are uu,l,urlzrd to announce
Mr.. j. G. Broktcld, al Cross
srnrty, as a candidate Tor circni,
Judge ,f"r the Ind judicial district,
suhi"ci 80 the action of the con
vcutiun.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
W. b. IlAsKINs,

The proceedings Of the Board of
Aldermen, alta special meeting,
last Monday night, called Tor the
purposs OF eleclinga town Marshal,
WAS very peculiar, 10 say the least ;
aud in order that all interested may
form a correct idea OF the inside
workings OF the board, and is eff
fects on the ouisiders, We would
state that the entire ticket rs clcc.
ted was fully recognized and ac'
knowlcdged as compromise tick
ct by the majority OF the town vot-
ers. aud that compromise based
upon the question OF retaining W.
Is. IlaekIn, AS Marshal. and keep
ing up the waiskey tax. Before the
meeting last Monday night, it was
specially agreed hy the minority.
who were opposed to retaining W.
B. Haskins, that it llaskins, would
consent to take twenty-five dollar.,
aud twenty-five only, mon,h. they
would support him This WAS
agreed 10, llask,ns conscnting, and
u written agreement To that effect
entered into. When, however, the
board met, the "minoriiy' mem
bers came into the town Council
primcd with another aspirant Tor
tho position. who agrced To take
It ut fifteen dollars re, month, and
IN order to disconcert the olj
members, proposed to repeal W.
much of ordnance No 1. Sec. J,
adopted IN accordance with the
statptes of the state allowing the
Marshal The saG,e fees as sheriff
aud con-iabies, for like services.
The object of ,hi. repeal being
paruiIy mispnders,ood; Or indeed,
there existed any neccssiy for it,
even Il they had had the power to
legislate uie s;ats law out Of esis-
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
.AEssi 4 'NS.AS
Press NssCciaiiOM.

The sixth annual meeting Of tie
Arkansas Press Association will be
held at Hot Springs ou the Oh day
of July, 1878, ut 10 O'Clock a IN.
BY rcqGcst, the executive commit
tee has changed the time OF mosl-
ing from the first Wednesday IN
June Ia the fifth dav of July 1873
The citizens OF Hot Springs will
give usa warm welcome, aud DR.,
q. W. Lawrence. Judge T G.. Peck
of the Daily Telegraph, and DIR.
W. ii. Barry, have kindly volun.
,eered TO act as II committee upon
reception, who will see tia, all are
well taken caro- OF.
The Iron Mountain railroad, the
Memphis and !.Iillc Rock railroad
the Little Rock aud Fort Smith
railroad. and the Hot Springs rail.
road, all have kindly volunteered
10 carry Us free lo and lrom The
convention courtesy that will he
gra'c'nlIy remembered by the craft
The steamers playing between
Little Rock and Pine Bluff (waicr
pcrmi,tiug), and the White river
steamers, will eStend i;alar cour,
es;cs TO the prcs'.
Those members not in possession,
o! passes, and wlshirg 10 attend.
will please Indicate upon what road
or roads they wish to come. aud al,
wha. point they take the train, and
address the secretary ut Sc1rcy,
not later than the middle of MAY,
that he may he able te arrange
their pnsscs, etc, ~ time.
a iull Attendance Is desired, as
we have business that interests not
only the craft, bat the public also
J. II. SPARKS. President.
JACOB FnoLIcu, Secretary.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
Not tlae Proofs.
tonmanica,rd.l
OscEoLA, ARK, April II, 1873.

OscEoLA, ARK, April III, 1873
EpIroR TINES: In your issue Of
the 9Th. inst, Mr.. Ed. Mathes comes
out in an article headed "Thc
Proofs" The article Is too in,n
anu weak; and so far from prodnc
ing the proofs demanded by me, hc
ovajes the qn-s,ions. The article
Is so foreign To- the subject, iha,
readers in our county" viii nat.
urslly inquire Who is The writer !
For thosc who have troublesome
litigations or kno,iy points OF law
to unravel, ! will inform lnom that
Mr.. Maihes is |. lawyer Of "onr
county -, and has been for nearly
six long mouths; hence, his long
sojourn here. renders hlm ANXIOUS.
ly soliciious aboGt the good name
of o~ couIiy."-Ciarkc will soon
be here, aud can then be Interview.
cd. MIR. Mathcs Is certainly aware
that the insane, ia many eases, give
vent 10 their maniacal hallucina.
tons hy screams and cries, especial.
'y on the approach of any person,
a Tact well known in the ease Of
Susan Whitchorn, to numbers here.
Terrible heavy blows must, in
deed. have been administered on
Susan Whitehorn, To have been
heard, al even the nearest house to
the lall One evening, shortly al
ter sandcwn, not many years ago,
The sound Of crowbars aud slcdgc-
hammers were unheard in breaking
into the Jail by any person -drplo
ra5lc circumstance thai Mr. "
WAS not in "our county" then. for
his acute ear would have caught the
sound, or milling IN that, he would
have been reliably informed -
lie, Mr.. NJ. undertake the expert
mcnt OF undergoing beating in
jail, the blows to bc heavy enou, h
to be heard at The nearest house, or
even half the distance, (,bout 20
yards), aud il hc don't have broken
bones, and black and blnc hide
to boot, then ! will rot tc "rclia.
bly, Informed.
AS to deputies, | must adult that
officials often err in their selection.
but hereafter there Will be no OK
cusc for those of Mississippi county
TO mako any mistake; tor as long
as =" "our county" is blcs ,cd() with
that legal luminary, Mr.. NJ, he will
surely condcsccnd to cnlighten the
benish'cd officer. and from the
profound depths of his crudiie
brain, evolve II dcpuly'e quailiica-
tons. O. Blackstone O, Kent !.
Your glory will soon he dimmed.
A boyish limb uf the law in "ow
county" wall soon ECLIPSE you.
cannot conclude Mr.. Editor
without asking your readers Ia
bear in miud, not IN particular
what has been said about Susan
Whilehcrn, but the ungallant and
slandcrons attack made on. and
tho opprobious cp,het- used by II
Thing calling himself one OF Gods
noblcmcn +" on lady well known.
universally esteemed md beloved
in our COMMUNICATES widow OF u
man without spot or blemish.
Again | call for the proofs oc-
nlar proofs too. IIcarsay evidence
and being "reliably informed" will
neither satisfy me nor our county.
Tam. not only" Very Respect
fully" bm, Very Truly,
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
W arnlng Order.

In the irult Court of Missi sli'pi county, IN
equ ~.
Iii Diamond and Virginia Diamond hi, wife al
Lee county, ArhhnSas, W. Ti'man J Sexton
~ the adipini,liaiur ~ tn estate uf I.lwrencr
srcck, deccascd Mr., G ruliue sexton vii,
ot snid riman ! sexton, and Tim IN j
sexton Ia right oi his -aSi wiic. Marshal
Siccs. shelby -pcck, Mary Ann -prck, Hrnu
sprck. u minor aauul hfurn y-sr- fa.,r AID
the un' n0wn heirs NJ law Of the late Mirhrvl
Rri- d, creased, aud Policy Jones' late Policy
spvck. widow uf said Hris. .,"cciscd
The above named drfrrdaufs. viz. the un.
known heirs at law of the late Michael Rcis,
deceased. are warned - app, lr In ihls court
WITHIN tirtv iaNs aud g.i.W r. ihr cumi,iaiat I
III plauHias, ~ nnmnad . rg.uil la.
m0iu hi N',e, ur ll.r c1npiaipf VAi 1, t..a,n
fur 0onlts s>yJ a. ntcm
= e. 4 HAlE. clerk
ht lligh u Nr. 'i-;h. D. C..
O y Il!.ES, solicitor iur ria nua- ., 4,
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13

MAJ. ". r. Wo1pRUIr is fHvora
bly sr oxen OF all over the State a'
suitable mat, rial out OF which 10
shape a candidate for State Treas.
nrer. No better selection, out OF
our extensive forests, could be-
madc, aud "a, the same time, pay u
just and well iaaritrd tribute 10 one
who has made many personal sac
riticcs, al both time aud money, il.
the inacrcs, nf the whole penpls OF
ihe STATE. Shoye hun in the Treas
urcr' ofIlcc.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13

The following from the Cazcfn.
meets our views squarcly. The
rule does injustice to no one, as the
people d" not, nor will not expect
newspapers to labor for nothing ;
aud as VIC do not propose TO be
surfeitcd with the encomiums OF
each mans choice just for the fun OF
il, we have adopted and will stick
I" the rule, rcscrvlng tho right to
advocate the claims Of those, who,
in our judgment, are meritorious
aud up Ia tho proper standard f:
The newspaper man is as much
entitled to pay Tor his space which
j. used ia saving worthy man
from defeat, as tho lawyer is entit.
led TO his fee for saving h,m from
fad. Justice is jui,icc. Exclude
no man berausc he has TO money /;
advocate editorally the claims OF
no man who is unworthy; charge
no man for your own opinions ex-
pressed cditori~lly. but demand a
lair equivalent for an n,ou.ccment-
aud Iaudatory communications.
We rrpeat what we said some time
agos " Il any or ell Of the newspa.
per Mcn ot A. kansas see proper TO
depart tom the rule OF charging
candidates for laudatory communi.
cations, IL Ia v matter tor their own
consideration. We adopted the
rule ~ u matter OF right and justice
and Hssnd 10 adhere TO it. We
have not thought to inquire wheth-
rru Is popular, either with the
s1usAss az with candidates. No
man shall he cxcludcd from our
columns because he has no money;
tut the man wbo ask t0r office IN
Arkausns are not genevaiiy OF this
fjass What We ipsis! on IL that
the mcwstsapev Is ss much entitled
io pay tor services rendered pabltc
men us It 10 for like ssrvncs rcnA
~red io private citizens. und while
wc shall, IN our editorial columns,
s.3rssase the cIsins ofho man who
fills brow the Jctfrrsonian stand
krd w d. not intend that even
xood msW slnlI monopoIizc our
spsf,e. which. like lime Is our mon.
IS. without rcasonsblr conpcnsa.
ppss'
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
asislOrd'> s'cbvisugc, Or
Fever and .Agsse aurc. - This

preparation Is obtained 10y II ncwly y
discovered PROCESS, and contains
all 'hc active medicinal pril ciplco
OF East India CInchona bark grown
on The Ncilgherry hiil-, tram which
all the irriiaut properties have
been eliminated. II Is nature =
own remedy for all diseases arising
from Malarial poison. Palatab'c,
powerful, antiperioiic aud tonic, it
never fails to cure lever and aguc,
dumb chills, congc>tivc chill>, bill
Iious fever, periodical neuralgia,
aud all disease. of Malarial origin.
j. c. Richardson, proprietor, ST
Louis. For sale by all druggists,
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13


IN announcin. Hon. JAS. ".
Butler, US u candidate for congress,
tram this district, the Lawrence
County Journal pays him the toll
lowin. .meritej compliment:
The bare announcement of ,.,is
nlnu. tor a"y posiiiYn is enoagh To
rally the citizens OF I.awrenc,
ccunty To tho support oi Judge
Buller. They know him, they
have tried him they have apprO we'd
him. Modest and unsclti,h to =
laatt, kc has ever been backward
~ securing his own political pre-
tcrmcnt, always being too ready Ia
Wuiy~ his own CLAIMS to those OF
fv,eudsl,ip ar country An able
lawyer, n patriotic cnizcn, and ~
earnest CONSCIENTIOUS man, he viii
han"r any position to which the
confidence OF his fellow citizcns
shall call him, for in him will al
ways be found the man whom the
position seeks, and without d'spar
sxeIneni ~ the claims OF others ",
te.i Sarrsntcd ia saying that il,
him the Democracy OF the lsl Dis
iact will hnd "a representative III
hnnor,rs whom, they will honor
themselves.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
Legal Notices.
Redemption of Lands.

Notice il hereby given ths, Thomas IL Mus.
grave, sgvnt 'og i.,irs Off. - Ias-cihcrr, de-
ceased. has thus day redeemed the II 4. and -.
ci sw section township Is, range Is. east, snld
for taxes June l2Ih 1871 amt then hpugh, hy q
". Thoma~on, by paying into the county treas
urS the sum of <5i.s the amount oftaN, penalty
interest and c,st on ,amr.
]. X + HALE
Apri, 9Th ISIS. tluk
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

\ hook containing ii-t of towns in The L. s
hnyin. ,OO0 pop and ih" newspapers having
largcst circulation. Al The hci isirrs, hgIicui-
mtal, Scientific, and othcrspccia clts journals
Tables of rsI,-, showing c,..t uf advertising amt
everything which an advertiser would like to
know Mailed ou receipt oi ten cents Addrc.s
GLO L. nUNlIL 4 60 lOSpruce St n. y.
Opposite Tribune bdiluing)
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
Jcon FnoLIcu, Secretary.

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at Bloomfield, Iowa. Send To
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for their Catalogue.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-13

TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN, The pct 4
sc'tiun town-hi,, IL. range ~, rast Nhic wa,
sold fnr ,nN,s nn june II, iS,7. has be, this day
redeemed by Thomas u. Mus-rnVr payit. into
the county treasury the -um ofS u Ia u. amount
of tax, penalty, Interest rud cv-i., required Ia
r>de,m raid lands j Il IL LIZ, Glcrk.
By, II. X MCNHCu, ID. {.