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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, June /, 1875. )

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, June /, 1875. )
NITY TAXES, 1878.
This Office Will be open daily from o'clock A. III.
to q O'Clock p NJ from tbs 18TH 10 the 30th day Of
June inclusive, for the purpose or receiving from
any person charged with -
CITY TAXES-REAL AND Personal,
the whole or one half Of the amount OF tax charged
and that TEN PER CENT. Will be added TO the
amount OF charged In every case where the party
assessed shall fail 10 pay the whole or one hall Win.
In the time limited.
The Collector respectfully, requests al! persons
having three or more bills To leave list OF tho same
ms carly as possible at this office, Mat the bills may
be gotten together, ands II desired half receipts
made out. Il. *. NOoDSoN,
ie 1-tJe30 Souector'
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EDUCATIONAL.

A CARD.-Parents wishing their chill
n tlren TO receive INSTRUCTION DURING
A COUPLE OF THE MONTHS OF VACATION
are hereby respectfully notified that classes under
INV charge commence TODAY in the basement
rooms at 1913 Franklin street. Time, from TO IL
A. AZ. E.cs je 26.1tk
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SKINNER. SESSION.

~ Mr.. and Mrs. DE VTLLIERs,
late principals OF Bremond Institute, Norfolk, Va,
will receive limited number Of pupils during yaca-
tons. The PRIMARY DEPARTMENT will occn-
py aspaciouS and airy room. French, Latin, Greek,
taught In classes or private lessons. MUSIC LES
SONS on frst-class plano at convenient hours.
Terms moderate, and payable monthly from date OF
admission. Glasses will commence MONDAY, June
"a, 1878. For further particulars apply ut 3l2
north Twelfth street, Richmond, Va. References:
Rev. j. William Jones, d. D.; Rev. Z. w. Warren.
French, and many others, If desired. je 24-eod2w
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TALWELL HOUSE.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ". VA.

Two thousand feet above Sca-lcrci. Capacity. $50
guests. Mineral springs of many varieties on and
adjacent TO the grounds: also. TWO immense bath
houses for ;e Use Of the guests. The water has nm
unvarying temperature of 62o fahrcahcit. aud by
analysis found similar TO the Hot Springs Il Arkau-
.ns. Open entire year. Board: $3.50 per day, Slj
per week, so per month 70" further particular.
address j. II. OrEY CARY, Proprietor.
Descriptive pamphlets 10 hr had OF Purcell, Laid
6 Co., or OF application 10 HE proprietor.
my :}O-lm
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TALLED MEETING.

> RICHMOND, FRED'CI AND POTOMAC Il. RI
C03PANY'S OFFICE. 7
RICHMOND, VA, June 1, 1878.
The Beard Of Directors of this company having
been requested by sufficient number OF stoekhold-
conformity with the bylaws Of the company, notice
Is hereby given that general meeting Of its stock
holders will be hold ON TUESDAY the % day Of
July. 1878, at IL o'clock A. NJ
:. Ry order Of the Board of Directors.
je Ltd j. B. WINSTON, Secretary.
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ITO PHYSICIANS. .,..
TRUE CHRYSOPHANICA ACID:
THYMOL-crystalizcd;
PICRIC ACID-crystals:
LACTOPHOSPHATE OF LIME-soluhlc;
FLUID EXTRACT YISCUM ALBUM
FLUID EXTRACT GRINDELIA ROBUSTA;
FLUID EXTRACT FUCUS vEsICULOSIS;
FLUID EXTRACT JABORANDI;
SUCCUS TARAXACI-Englisn;
SUCCUS CONII-Englsh;
SUCCUS BELLADONNlE-Engl
SUCCUS HYOSCYAMI-English;
GLYCERITE KEPHALINE;
!, PANCREATIC EAULSION-English;
!. PEPSINE PORCI-English
and all rare preparations, to be had at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
jc1 919 Main street.
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S9.CENT STORE.

oD-SA--tA -
DECEIVED AT THE
09-CENT STORE:
10 dozen LARGE HE.>nTlI-VASES,
200 elegant BLACK WALNUT CAHD-STA NDS,
finished IN enamel and gilt. and gilt chains
with the top inaid with brd's-eyc maple, ut
99c.;
4 full line OF B!RD-CAGES, square AMI round
in all coIors; also, I handsome BRASS
CAGE, with double bottom, 1T 81 .9Sc.:
100 JArANNED WATERS, sizes IL to 24 inches,
In price from BIZ to 93c.;
fall line of TIN TOILET SETS at :2.97 4
set of three pieces. or 99c. piece;
so lar-c ROUND CAKE-3OXES:
4 full line OF LEATHER SATCHELS and
ENAMEL CLOTH vATLSEs,
Another lot of those CRYSTAL WINE SETS
dccantcr and six large glasscs-tor 99c.;
new assortment of BRONZE INES, with
thcrmsmetcr-vcry handsome;
rs NICKLE LEVER CLOCKS at $l.9s, wat-
ranted;
so new CIIRoMOS, in carved walnut frames, at
s1.9S.
Catalogues mailed free 10 any address.
je2l W. 4. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
;aENEEAE. WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS.-Fresh and Just
W. received
APOILIEARIS.
IIUNYADI JANOS,
ST. GhLMiER.
ilATIIORN Saratoga Water, direct from
the Spring.. III -
je 12-2m CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
DURCELL, LADD d CO.. DRUGGISTS,
4 RICHMOND VA.
AGENTS FOR THE WATERS or THE VIIt
GINA SPRINGS AND OTHER
CELEBRATED MINERAL WATERS
OF this country and Europe.
WHITE SULPHUR, K0CkBElDGE ALUM,
ALLEGliANY. HEATING.
BUFFALO LITIIIA, BLUE RIDGE:
BLUE LlCK-kcgs and bottles:
CONGRESS, Saratoga, y. y;
IIATHORN. Saratoga. \. Y;
YtCHY, Saratoga, \. Y:
BITTER WATER, Hunyadi Junos;
BITTER WATER, Pullna;
BITTER WATER, Fricdrichshnl:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and jugs;
Fresh supplies constantly receiving.
price-lists and pamphlets furnished on appiica.
ton. Zap 27-&ml PURCELL. LADD L co.
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yEARM SPRINGS.
W EATu COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
are now open. They are iificcu miles from Min
bOro' dcDnt, Oh the Chesapeake aud ONO railroad.
The BATHS are warm Sulphur-wi'@r. ninety-eight
degrees tcmpcrature-iiat for The ladies /, nfty
fact, and that Tor the gentlemen forty feet in liam
tor: both beautiful swimmin%-pooIs, with how Of
one thousand gallons per minute.
Stages and private backs from every train. Seul
FOR pamphlets. join l.. EIEANk,
my l5-2m Proprietor.
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4 UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNToN, VA.

The largest frst-cass Institution for YOUNG La
DIES in Virginia, with an able corps Of lwenty-tye
teachers Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
nesday In June, 1879. s-r..
For catalogues containing full particulars address
lie 26-2m Staunton, Va.
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ne GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. $3.50 $500
TIE MOST ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION
TO
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK
on
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1878,
on THE
STEAMER ARIEL,
under the ansBices Of The
YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF TIE
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
The most charming excursion Of the season Will
be given on the 9th INSTANT. Excursion tick
cts will hold good for
NINE DAYS,
thus permitting parties who 60 at this time TO spend
the 90
GLORIOUS FOURTH .
at Old Point, which place will be unusually attrac-
tive on that day. .- C... =.
BOARD AT HYGEIA HOTEL:
Lodging, 75c.; supper and lodging. 81; and 81
The steamer will leave her wharf promptly at
breakfast and supper ION the boat, zoe. each;
ROUND TRIP, 1926; servants and children, 81.
No charge for children under five years. Tickets
may be had at CARRIERS, the book stores. Pzzinis,
Courtney &c Powell's, John Wanamaker's. and on
the morning Of leaving ut The terminus OF the street
railway. Parties leaving their names with CARRIER
will be conveyed to the boat for Csc. each. -.-
under whose care young ladies without escorts may
place themselves with the utmost propriety. jc 20
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO.,1
.E.--..- TREAsUREn's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, June IL. 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN q DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. on the
payable at the Office Of the company, in the city OF
Richmond, Va, on and after the 1sT OF JULY
next. 5tf7
The transfer,boo viii be closed on the 22d In
stent. ID, w. YARRlNGTON,2 h
s9ie 3S.tJyIst Treasurer
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TAXES.
TAX NOTICE.

MANCHESTER TAX NOTICE.
am now re ady to receive the CITY and SCHOOL
TAXES for 1878, All persons paving one half Of
the said taxes on or before ULY lST next and the
he entitled TO q REBATE OF FIVE PER CENT. on
the amount Of their city tax. On al bills remaining
unpaid after November lst there viii be ADDED
of the Sergeant Tor Immediate collection by levy.
j. W. DRONAUGH, JR.,
Treasurer City OF Manchester.
JUNE Is. 1873. je22-tJy1
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT SACRIFICE II DRY GOODS

GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS
W AT ID. L f. MlTrELDORFER>. htttipN
GOODS \ SPECIALITY. DKE-~.IlHhNH =,
l21c. worth 20c.. at lJc. worth 2Jc. VIII.
CORDED PIQUES ii and 6,c. worth 'Hd ~:
5000 yards best PRINTS only &C.; DIES ,"'M ~,
10 be sold regardless Of cost: 81 ffEN,n -
FIGURED SWISSES, from auction. VrrI c.Eai,
VICTORIA LAWNS ana all kinds OF VII =.
GOODS 81 auction prices: BLEACiiED coz ~
frOm 5 10 1lc.-aIi the popular brand, h''
BROWN COTTON. yard wide ~ Gao. ''"r'.i w,
FASS-h large stock. bought At auction I, -. ~.
al TWENTY-FIVE cents Oh the dollar GEN IT. We .
SUMMER UNDERsHfRTS 2Oc. apiece i!">in-
RY, GLOVES. and MOTIONS At eAircm'h ~. .,
prices RED-CIIECk MATING: nc 49,. VIZ. ,
TABLE and FLOOR OiL-CLOTIis: all Wilt III
which We offer great inducements. Do2L lu! $50
e'''7 ID. & e. MlTTELDOEftH'
te 22-tjyI7 o27 bs'iH ''''l''
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s. 1880. sPECrATas NOTICES:
GrIMPoRTANTT no PURCHASERS
80 - or
50 Dry GOODS.

n
THALHIMER BROTHERS are determined TO
close OUT their stock or SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
and have therefore them to extra low prices.
Don't fail to give usa call ON DRESS GOODS. VIII
open on Monday and during the week. -,
90 pieces BEIGE MIXTURES aud BUNTINGS-
all colcrs-at 1876, formerly sold at and 3oc.
200 pieces PACIFIC LAWNS, In white AMI tinted
~ grn,itrtis, mt 12lsc.-calf and sert tlen1
10 pieces COLORED LINENS and GRASS
CLOTHS at the lowest prices:
LINEN EMBROIDERIES TO trim SUITS large
line from 5 to Csc.
10 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS from 8 10 zoc:
This oomprlses one OF the best and cheapest
lines we have ever had. Call aud zee them.
BLACK GRENADINES, hLPACAS, BUNTTSGS,
CACHEMfRES, and other black goods, greatly
reduced in order to effect sales, and can gnaran-
tee some bargains In them.
We will offer our stock of PATsASOLS at prices
lower than ever TO close them out for the season
so call carly and secure parasoi at low price.
Our stock of KID GLOVES, THREAD GLOVES,
HOSIERY, COESETS- RIBBONS, SCARFS,
&c, Is complete, and ask call TO be convinced
of the low prices II .
je22 TIALHISIER BROTHERS..
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DIVIDENDS.

CITIZENS BANK OF RIcHMoND,l
june 25, 1878.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
y THIS BANK have this day declared DlVI-
DEND OF FOUR PER CENT, free OF all taxes,
out OF the net earnings of the past six months, pay-
able on and after FRIDAY, July 8, 1878.
EDWIN Is. SNEAD, .
Fl lie o6-at Cashier.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Court Proceedings.
COMMON PLEAS CAsEs.

COMMON PLEAS CASES.
The following cases came up and
were disposed by the court OF COM
mon pleas:
Theodore Forrest vs.. ". S. Feltsi
continued.
J. Miller Va. J. d. Sherrick
judgment for defer dant.
Frank l.. James W. G. W. Boyce;
dismissed at the mutual cost of the
parties.
W. A. Wooten vs. John Carson;
Judgment for plaintiff by default.
G. W. Lenox vs. J. u. Best and
wife; continued.
F. l.. Green vs.. Harrison Z Nur-
ply; judgment for plaintih by de.
fault.
John Matthews W. J. B. Best;
continued.
George Berry Va: Dempsey Tay-
lor; continued.
J. B. Driver vs.. J. NJ. Cans; se:-
tied at cost OF defendant.
T. J. Sexton VS.. Mary and Alex
Jones; judgment by confession for
plaintiff.
Mary l.. White vs.. II Z. Crig-
ger; dismissed nc cost of plaintiff.
Joseph r. White vs.. II. c. Crig.
ger; dismissed at cost Of plaintiff.
FIG. McGavock vs J. ID. Shcr.
rick; continued.
Shoemaker, Joplin & Co., vs.. N.
B. and V. V. lIaiont; continued.
Mary Jones 70. T. J. Sexton;
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TIlE SUN.
BIS. NEW YORK 1s7c

1879. NEW YORK 1s7c.
As the timc approaches for the rehc-al OF
fub,cripii,n-. 1ilE Sun would remind it,
friends and wrllw ish.is everywhere, that II L.
again = candidat, for their consideration and
support Upon H., record for the past ten year,
il relies for n continuance OF the hearty sym-
pathy aud grnernur co optratipu which hav.
lith-,tr been extended to IL Il ON every quarter
oil the Union.
The DAILY SUS is 4 four page sheet ~ ?s CO,
umns, price 10y nisil, post paid, % ccuts a month
or SC % per year
The srsDAY edition of he SIN is nn eight
PAGE sheet of 81 colums Whllc giving the
.ews Of the day, II also contains a large ainuun;
~ literary aud miscellaneous matter specially
prepared Tor 1t. THE 81 >DAY SUN hus met
With great success. Post paid sl.2D year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY sun?
II eircGla v- throughout tie United states. the
Uanndas, aud beyond Ninety thousand faini-
lies greet IL. welcome pages weekly, aud regard
II in the likht Of guide, counsellor, and friend.
Its news editorial. agriculture, and literary
departments make IL essentially = journal tor
the family aud the Gre,ide Terms: ONE
DOLLAR year. post paid. This price. quality
considered, makes Il the cheapest newspaper
published. For clubr of ten, with $40 cash, we
will scnd All extra copy free.
Address PUBLISHER OF TIfF srN.
New Yoik city
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Trustees Sale.

nv virtue Of \ certain deed oftrus', to m'
wife, and James II. Best and wife, to secure t'
John Iatron certain Indebtedness therein ex
pressed, said deed bearing dste ia iuary 20, II
is77. and duly recorded In Record volume "a
rage (2i2). In the CLERKS offce of Missi>sipp
county, Arksns. l. II. NJ McNegh, as irus
tre aforesaid, will on tie 2sth day of February
1873 at the 'front.' dooi Of the couit housc. IN III,
town Of Osceols, state of Arkansas Mt the h ~
u o clock n, proceed to cell TO the highest ant
best bidder for cash In hand, the following de
scribed real estate. situate and lying In Misss.
sirpi county, Arkansas, to-wit:
The northwest = OF section ~, In townshi,
10, north II range y. .ast. containing LOO aties
In satisfaction Of said trust deed. Title be-
liev cd to be good, but ! sell ~ trustee only
II NJ. McNLlGlI. Trustee
JANUARY &C. ls,s Al
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Notice.

will open q select school In the Goodrich
building in Osccola, on the 3lst day of Dccrln.
Der, ls7. and respectfully solicit liberal
hare of the public patronage.
TsnMs: Primary and Intermediate branches
g. 90 per month; extra rates for advanccd
pupils incidentals lin adyanc-) for term. 81 90
Irefer by permission to iohn II, shsddnn. W
W. and j T. Cower of .Osccola. and W. &
Bysrs. county superintendent vi Haywood coun
y, Tennessee.
Very respectfully,
JOHN 4 NATHEs
December y. 1877,
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
OsccOla Rain Drops.

Fine, large weather.
Cotton picking again resumed
And the mud growing beauu'
fully less.
Pure Kentucky whiskies at J
l.. Driver & Cos.
Try Garlick's five cent cigars;
they cant be beat.
An excellent article OF brown
sugar, at ten pounds for one dol
lar, at J. l.. Driver & Cos.
Prime lIabana cigars, only
ten cents, at Garlick's.
--Messrs. J. CooL & Sons novel
their stock OF goods over into their
new quarters during the week.
Choice Buck wheat -four and
maple syrup, nt Garl,ck's.
If you want a nice glass Of
lager and fine cigar, so to J. Ii.
Parnell's where you can get both
tor five cents.
Go to T.. A. Garlick's FOR fresh
canned fruits, vegetables and meats,
None but standard goods kept in
stock.
The reason why Ben Butler
does such good business IS because
he buys his whisky Of S. II. Haynes,
and everybody knows he sells the
best.
Mr.. T. b. Jones moved down
on frencl,msn's Bayou, and has
gone to farming, Mr.. Barney to
whom he sold lis town residence,
has moved in and il now an Oscc.
olaite.
Mrs, Copeland has lately pur-
chased and moved into the resi-
dence formerly occupied by Mrs.
o. W. Stratton; the latter moving
into her own residence.
The cheapest and best artesian
tools in America, are those manu-.
tactured at Bloomfield, Iowa, by
the Great Western Well Anger
Works. Send for their illustrated
catalogue.
AT an impromptu meeting
Thursday night, the Dramatics dc.
batcd the subject: "Resolved, that
man is a greater humbug than wo.
man." 1t is needless to say that
the subject was ably handled, and
that those who kept away, missed
a rare treat.
-"Will you always trust. me,
dearcsly" he asked, looking down
into her great blue eyes with un-
speakable affection. She was q
saleswomau up vt an up town shlr,
store, and she told him business
was business. and he'd have to pay
cash every timc.
DR.. +. l.. James, who has lste.
ly returned to Osceola IRON an ex.
tended trip to Memphis, will de-
liver lecture neIt Friday night,
before the Osceola Literary aud
Dramatic ASSOCIATION, lis subject
beng "Who was Adam" The
public arc respectfully invited TO
attend.
We will stake a nickel against
y pint OF goobers that the
wretch who mutilaied the scenery
and furniture in the Osceolx Liter
AIRY Dramatic associations hal
hasn't tho heart or courage Of u
lousc; and the stakes will be
doubled by each individual mem.
Der il any one feels like taking it
up.
Our young frieod, N Heinz,
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OfFCEHs.
<,overnot- W. R. Miller
Sc, Of StAte-B. n. Beavers.
Audi,or-Jo ohm Crawford.
ar, asurer--T J, Churchlll.
Atty aen'l.--W. D. Henderson.
LON State Lands. y. Sniithce.
lhsncellor-J u. Ezkin.
Ihaucsry tlsrk--A X. Witt.
Chief Justice-E. II. Englira.
Assvciarc Justices VIM. NJ. Harrison nn@
David Walker
Conxres,man, Is, DistiIct-L. {. Sause.
JUDICIARY
Second Circuit-Cornties oi Mississippi, Cross
Urittruden. Pointsett, Craiglead. Grernr, Clay
tsu and Randolph
circuit Judge l.. T.. Mack.
Pres ATTY. T. Kiddick.
LEGISLATIVE
ss,h District-Cannti.s Of Mississippi, Jackson,
Paintsctt and CraightHd.
state spnztor-H lisfris
R.prrseulsiiye-J. ii Nillisms.
COUNTY ofriCEH.
County Jadgc- Chas Bowen.
SAsiiA-J + Driver.
Duuty q, rk--J X T.. Hale.
Trrs,urer-J. l. Driver.
Sarveyor--Jss. AL.hops.
Ass..sur- d Dickson.
coroncr-A. " Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26


Judge, to sit on cSscs in which the
regular judge, Capt. Charles Bow
en-, was disqualified, has been in
attendance during the term OF the
common pleas court, and bore the
honors Of the bench with dignity
and sound judgcmnt. Mr.. Heinz
leaves for the Bayou to-day.
Excellence of tone combined
with beautiful ornament for a
parlor, church, school, lodge, or
reception room are the characterir-
tics OF Daniel +. Beatty's pianos
and organs, of Washington, New
Jersey. Pair, dealing, liberality
and promptness, are the charac
teristice of the man. Years of ex-
periencc have added clusters to
his brow, and ho may now be just
ly termed the most popular piano
ard organ man living. Read his
advertisement: IN this paper.
We have always been under
tho impression that children were
sent to school to study their books,
and to learn to read, write and
spell, and that th, higher accom-.
plishments, such us chewing tobac-
co, card playing, ETC., were &C.
quircd after school days were over,
around street corners and saloons.
But then its been long time since
VIC were taught our A B Cs, and
AZ we are in a progressive age, we
suppoe this is step in advance OF
old fogyism.
Some of our townsmen, who,
IN the days Of their youth, neglect
cd to cultivate and attain perfec.
ton in the art of swimming, have
concluded to put down aide walks
to and from their places OF busi.
moss, and thus add to the conveni-
ence of customers, and pedestrians
generally. We are glad to note
this spirit of enterprise, and thank
full to a kind providence, which
sent the rain, slush and mud as an
incentive to these noble deeds.
New that the spirit moves let the
good work continue, until every
street aud avenue is provided with
good and dry walks.
The young man who by dnt
of pathetic appeals, persuaded the
!andlady At the Planters House. to
give up bis boots, which were in
soak for few nights lodging, and
take a pair Of pants for security, is
requested to come forward and re
deem them. Remember young
man that "honesty is the bes,
policy" You can no moro dead
beat your way through this world
successfully, than you can get to
heaven without the passport Of the
angels. II you can't overcome
your kleptomania propenMtie"
better take Greelsy's advice, "Go
west and grow up with the coun-
try"
New Madrid Tribune: az. r.
Hall, who was indicted tor grand
larceny at the last September term
of our circuit court, and filed u
$500 bond for his appearance al
the next March term, as soon as
released by the fling OF his bond
hed this county for psr;s unknown,
thus leaving his bond,man, Mr.
Alf. Mitchell, to pay $500 tor the
lie had III his honesty.
But fortunately for Mr.. Mitchell,
he learned OF Halls Whereabouts
and last week employed IL. +.
Beymc to pursue the gentleman.
Beymer overlook Hall near Osceo'
Ia. Ark, arrested him and brought
him back, aud he is now safely
lodged in the county Jail Of this
place. Marshal Beymer desires us
to return his thanks to the officials
Of Osceoln for cou, tesics shown
him while in their town."
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order IL. disconunuance OF their
newspapcrs, the Publisher may continue 10 Send
them until all arrcarages are paid.
II ub.cribcrs neglect or refuse to take theif
acwspapers from their ofice to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until 'he!
have settled their hills and ordered the PAPER d.
con inue
Ir.usscribers move to other pia;es without IN
ferninx the publishcr, and newspapers are sent
"a INC f,rmcr direction they are held responsible.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Dissoluti0n,

The co-paitn itnsrship between James r. c, aie-
head and David CraiEheAd, nnder the finn nan G
OF James B. Craighead & Co, at Stonewsli Mis-
sis.ippi county, Arkansas, expires this cay b.
limitation. james Il. Crsgh nd will r. main al
stone " all and close up the partnership affair.
JANEs B CRAIG FAD.
DAVID CRAlGliEAU.
Y,oSrwAfI Jsnuarv l. lS7y
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
N7T717Is not easily earned in these times.

U9f767f7Is not easily earned in these times,
IA but il can be made In three
VI months by any one OF either sex,
in any part of the country who Is
willing 10 work steadily at the employ ment that
we furnish SG5 per week In your own town
You need not be away from home over uislit.
You. can give your whole time to the work, or
only your spare moments. We have agents
who are making over so per day. All who en-
gage AZ once ran make money fast. Al the
present time money cannot he made so easily
and rapidly ut any other business. II costs
nothing Ia try the business. Terms and 81 out
a. free Addrcss at once, II HALLETT a Co
Portland, Maine. lt-20ly
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Headquarters.

John i. Driver & Goa. drug
store is the headquauers tor pure
drug, and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26

During 1877, the publishers Of the Kansas City
Times distributed nearly $4,000 In premiums tn
subsc,ihcrs, and increased then subscription
list from 10 80 to over 10 ,0oO, being now the
largest west Of the Mississippi river.
Al qnesii ions being settled asto The Legality
OF the distribution ~ a eFitimate business en-
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worth 81, ,,au, will be- allotted to subscribers.
The premiums consist valuable aud Use
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Every Subscriber at regular rates g.ts the
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Eigin watch worth SIS IS will be given To the
person sendi < the club. send for coupon
tickets and particulars.
The Times il pmbiished daily, tri-weekly and
weekly, and is devoted to the material interests
Of the people Of the New West
For one dollar you can get the daily Times LOT
one month, tr'-weekiy Times two months, OF
the weekly T mes ELK mouths. together Win
one shaie l, tie April distribution
Special ,o,.es. premium li-t., and coupon
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