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The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
10 tho Teachers Of MissiS.
s;vpi County.

We would respectfully call your
attention 10 tho meeting Of our
/" Teachers Institute during Christ
mas week. All Teachers holding
certificates sre earnestly invited to
attend. There are questions OF
particular interest to BE- discussed
and il is desired that oil come and
give us their hearty CO ope ra,iou
and connscl.
Fellow Educators: Upon our
shoulders rest great responsibility
-tlat of training properly the ris
ing generation for the development
of thus beautiful southern country
We can not do It ., present. Will,
.ducalior,l interest "a feeble. bu
we must have q change, and thi'
requires earnest and united labo,
ou the part Of The TcAchers, and ,
warm inisrcs, and support on tn,
par, OF our people.
The 'ln-t'u,c' il :oung bnt wig
orous, and all parties present at the
September meeting were we'll ss,is
fed with til. proceedings, aud
many were the kind Wishes Tor the
development, OF our Teachers Ia
s,iluts.
Now, Fellow Teachers. in al
parts Of the county, will YOU hero
tho Macedonian cry and come snd
help us, aud We will as~urs you
that you will return home with re
newed energ'es for your patient
Iabors. We will meet IN Osccoln
Dec. 26,b., 1873. Done BY request
of County Examiner.
r. DsCoVRCY.
nccomhsp Cpb 1879
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
Ha.lcn.EEadrN.

Thousands o. Americans seek
eal,h during the summer months
by quaftirg the crystal wators oi
some fashionable springs while
Just ns msuy sufferers remain at
home through sheer Necessity. The
Baden Baden Spring. OF Germany,
are perhaps the most noted IN the
world. Tho water OF these springs
is Apcricnt, acting pleasantly and
gently upon the stomach, bowels
and Kidneys. The active primer.
pies OF these celebrated springs
have been combined, forming u
beautiful white salt, which has been
bottled Tor family use, and is now
offered the American people under
he name OF Builey's Saline Apcrl'
eat II, 81 cents per bottle. The salt
posscsscs ali the qualities oi Baden
Baden wa,cr, Is very pleasant, eifrr-
vcpccnt and sparkling relieving
constipation, rick headache, sour
stomach, etc, 1T once.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
Famous fever Foe.

Frshttul ana hcndiAl chills, and
lushed ireiiUl lever, Iound fe.,c,t-
ous Fanny Forest. while irollcking
and irlsking ma forsakon iogyy
forest Fanny forthwith iew To
her ior..ia,hcr's fnrelorn tnrm house
ceiling feeble, Aung her iaultless
form fondIy in her f,ther's iniihinl
fortress. Fine-fcMhrr,.d ia-hiona-
bio Fanny fortified the ieroci,y oi
frensicd chills and lever with quin.
inc. irrvently feeling fate favored
freedom FROM the trightinl ievcrcd
irnd, fickle quin'ne 'reely failed.
Fanny Aucn,iy told her fare Her
fcct.tootcd iath,r forthwith, forti
fed with Hlial iondness. few ~ u
fleet footman, aud faced the form
aud lralurcs OF Frank Fuisom ut h,s
fancy drug store and tOund Days
Aguc Tome iuIl aud fresh. Fast
and far WIS the icvcri-h fiend's
wight Fanny's features frc-hened
aud she became fond OF fashionable
ens;s and 6ncry.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
NOTICE.

ny VIRTUE OF n decree Of the aii-.issippi
Probate oilrt, rendered al the July term, \ b
lS1s. in the matter OF j J Carr administrator
~ he kstn'c OF R u. Carr, dec-.srti, against
Minnie \. ayr. l. Hiram L ,arrhnd Mary.ry A.
Carr, nj which tim" the undersigned, as admin
istrator. wss ordered 10 sell the following tie
scrib' d lands ut the door Of the Court house Ia
the town ~ Osceoli, IN credit OF three months
said lands described ne follows to-wit
ESnw a tcclion l, tow n-hip IA, range ~, east.
Sws srctiun !, township Is, IA x. II, east. =.
section |, township Is, rangr II, East. ~ OF
section a3 town-hipl5 Is, range L., east. W.. ~
\ section ~, township Is, rang, ~. eat ~. Of
section y, township 10. range ~ east. contain
ing la all eleven hundred and twenty acres vi
land
In pursuance OF said decree, I will on the
7in day - December next, 1873,
proceed to sell the abo,e uesc, ibeu tracts oi
land to the highest bidder, In trout of the q uurl
house door, in the Town OF Usc, ola, state IL ar
ksn.as, un credit - three months, the ,ale g..
tax, place within lawful huurs Of said day sam
land sod subj ct 10 the widows do~-r III,
purchaser required I" give bond sith good sud
approved s"curiiy, and lien rnain~d On sa,u.
sand land .olo for the purpn.e Of paying ih'
debts p,obatrd assinst the estate vi Il ID tarr
dcccAs~i. CARR .Ndur rst. ot
u. ID Car, decd
Nov sh .i,,s. (Printrr's f.r, o.. - !
q ". Thomason, Atty. ll-s-t
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
J0y tD tho Af;sictrd.-O

of our most eminent American
Chemists has discovered II process
whereby he obtains. in palatable
form, all the active mcdclha! pro
perlIcs Of the East India Cinchona
bark, witbou, disturbing the irri.
tant and inert MASTER In this pre-
parauon the aika!oids are IN their
native combinations, and the same
proportions OF the ingredients are
maintained ~ exist in the cc,rhrat
ci bark from the NeiIghcrry hills
!hi, prenarat'"n il called CIR
fuRD's FtcRIrrGE, and is last tax
ing the place oi Quinire and the
~ called Agnc Cures, etc., in the
market. J {. EIcHAansos Pr"p'r
For sale by all Druggists. ST Louls.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07

Qua thanks are due Mr.. j. X. p.
Hale, our mos, efficient Clerk and
his interchangeable n"d most ob!iging
Deputy, NJ. Hugh r. McVcigh, for
II well compiled statement ol the
county Indebtedness, which We
give below
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RENTAL. NOTICE.
Notice !. hereby given that IN
,Af,T'pLs INNIf tKN lTH

Notice !. hereby given that IN
>AIURB y JANUNRl trH 1879,
I, as Rrce,v,r VI tie fsin an; " hi IN re plan
" ions in -ightoi Osceoia, in Mississippi uun-
u, A. kaLsAs, will III pursuance 81 All order -
1 Circuit Court of Mi.si sippi County. Arkn :
sas at its November term 1910, proceed within
leg u hour ut said ,iay. to rent said fain and
Whitniop lisntiti'n at public ouicf!, tn N,
nj ,hesl bNid,r, ~ front oi the Court hourr in
I,.crOA Mi,>issipxi louny Arkansns aid
plantations Continuing r-Icrtiv' W thrc. hau-
dr,.! and hfty CIJI acres, viii be rented >cpa-
r,iriyi and Ihe pa ty or parties renting ihe -amt
will pc required To give nutc, with spI'i vNed Sc
curly for aid rrnir, aud u lien ~ tainrd on The
ops raised -aid plantations, ii the re:ils re-
syrciiN ,lN ihrfvOi
Isu IN. ianas known IS III, Jim Taylor ami
John Iis rct itA~
JNMEs d. DRIVER. Receiver.
,,rc.ula, ARK December 3nd. las.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07

Col. JAcoB FRoLIcn, the newly
elected Secretary OF State. has re-
moved from Scarcy, his late home,
and taken up his residence at Little
Rock, where he will assume the
duties Of his oflicc on the lst. day
OF January next.
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statement Of County In
Sicbtednrss.

Interest bearing scrip, IS ,57i 80
Interest on same to 10Th
January. 1878 1906
Int. on same. since 10Th
January, 1873. 299,93
Judgements against tho
county, about. 2300, 90
Total Inst. bearing SCRIP,
including Judgments, 9,3Gs 20
Non.intercst bear ny Mrlp, Q, 362, ,7S
Grand and Petit Jurors
Certificate. 498, 90,
Grand Jury Witness GER
udca,e., 5000
Witness certificates in
State cases, ESQ
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
FULTlONA A.

is beyond comparison the best rrm.dy for the
cure ui iCoS>UMrTloN IEvEs IN Its MOST Az
v>ECrD sTAGr.), Asthma. Bronchitis, Catarri,
aud all deran gcm'It- ~ the NERVOUS SYs-
TEN. \ cirrular Containing particulars of many
cascr successfully treated, iull advice for tn,
treatment Of the diseases alb, v. mentioLed and
certificates o. sctual cures, will b, sent free by
mail TO all applicants. Address o CAR q
MOSES, sol" Proprietor, Is Cortlandt street,
New York
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
Warning Order.

In M',sisslppi Ci'cun Court In Chaneery
T. Iiaynrs, Plaintiff.
David 4 Jcnni~ Crai ighesd,J Defendant
b. Defend n, Jcnni. rnishvad Is warned ia
appear In tris palt witllin tnirf, days and an
swci he complaint ct ih~ plaintiff. I. Haynes
J *. HALE, Clerk.
"a. ". Thomson, u. X. 2eNeigh, ". Z.
Attorney. Ii-SA'
Nov 2lst 1875
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
NEW STORE HOUSE

built by Hon. John Backwood, north of the "Osceola
TINES" Office with most Complete and Attractive Stock OF
Dry-GoodS, Clothing Boots Shoes, Notions
and FANCY GOODS that has before been displayed
by any establishment in the North East portion
of the State further desire to say, that my goods have
been bought strc for CASH. and SCI tied with great
from the very best of stocks East backed with expert
of more 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. SCHNlTZER
Nov. 3U, 1873
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
THE
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WARNING ORDER.

In Mississippi County Common Pleas Court
Bland "1,,-"'"'' ~. r'-'"'la'
John r. Jackson. Defendant.
The he !undant. john y. J exon, 10 warned
To s,aear 10 this court within thirty days, and
answer TIE mplaiGt - the Plaintiff. bland
" iiIiaa,.on JAMES 4. IL L., Clerk.
Nov. ihh 1875. By II u Aeseigh, u Z.
u ". ThumA-on, Au'y.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
ADVERTISING!

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The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
PLAYS! PLAYS!
PLAYS! PLAYS

For Reading Clubs, for Amateur 1hratricsls,
remp rance Plays. Drawing koom Plays III.
paiit0niner TableSuN Lights, Magnesium III lhts
Color,d Fire, Burnt Curk. Theatrical Face Pre-
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nd Munstaches Al r-lucrd prices. tnstunlc''
>cenery, Chari'irr New calah'gue seni irr
containing fuli description and prices. SAM l.
HHENLIl n sOS, l22 Nassau ST, New York
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
BACK AGAIN.
new .STORB. new GOODS. new PRICES. new STYLES
Grand Opening!!

Desiring to announce to former patrons as well as to
the community at large that have this day opened again
at the
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07

REyESUR roR 1878, Now prE.
Il collected wilinmount to 9,30n. co.
Liquor Licence, say 900,
Pcdlcrs and Shows, say l00, 90.
Fines and Forteitures, S0D,0c.
Total now duo. ll.t0O,O4
Balance ayains, County, Ss,lSl.53
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07
Warning Order.
Redemption Of Lands.

To WHOM TT MAY 'ONCkRN The " pr'
w, rcetirn IS and p..rI w -scii"h Il, 10" snip
H. ransr 10 eat, vnich WAS h"usut ON tLr ith.
dsv ul Juur. ls7S. ~ tsx sale BY T.. II smith, was
.his d..y rrdcemrd nv MARY lIarsli, the "w e.
thrrv,t, Iaying into I'll. ouniy ftea'uJ of us.
>i.sipl cod ~ N" -am O e!s,aJ. 1t being Ia fuii
.I vi ts,, penalty a1d cost I adv,rn.ins
Oct. ..nd ISIS / Il 4. HALE, tlers,
BY Hugh Il McN,Igh. II L.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-07

Total Co. indebtedness, 19,28l,57
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-27
Arrival and Departure of Mails from the ST
Paul Post Office

Easte7n-Arrives daily except Monday at 90 a
M and 40 m except Sunday. Closes daily except
sunday at III 70 a m, and 45 m except Saturday.
sPEcIAL-Hastings Red Wing Lake City, Waba-
snaw, Wlnona and La Crosse, Wis, arrives daily ex-
cePt Monday at 90 M and closes daily except Sat
:. Miiccaukee & st. Paul Railroad, (Ioara Dip.A
Arrives daily except Sunday at IS M Closes daily
except Sunday at 90 M.
ST. Paul d st. Louis, No., Route-Arriyes daily
except Sunday at 90 m. Closes daily exeept SAT
urday at 80
spEcIALs-Farmington, Northheld and Faribault,
closes daily except Sunday at As pm. Arrives
DAILY except Sunday at II IS m.
Vest Wisconsin RaiEroad-Arrives daily except
sunday ~ at 40 M. Closes daily except Sunday at
10 As m.
SPEcIALs-E1roy and Harvard Route-Black River
FAILS, Eau Claire and Menominee Wis., arrives daily
Monday excepted at 6 90 Closes daily Saturday
excepted at 45 p m.
st. Paul Dc sioue city Railroad-Arrfyes daily
except s' sunday at II 80 m. Closes daily except
~, q orr Smelling, HinR.-Arrives daily at 6 n m
Closes daily at 80 a m. 49,
as SrEoI4Lssshakopee Jordan, Belle PLANE, Hen
anG LIE suenr St Peter Mankato, Madelia and
anu 81. James, closes daily except Sunday at IN y
M Arrives daily except SUNDAY at e % nm az oo d
,. hferrg-Wednesday and SATURDAY..
closes at so m. Arrives at IL 20 a M
ST. LdUrenee-Thursday closes at a an .
riyes at IL 80 a m. w - ar
Hastings Dc Dakota RaiIroad-Arriyes daily az.
cept Sunday at IS Closes daily except sundav
st. Paul Dc Pacific Railroad (lHain LinsA-st
Paul to Observation-Disclosures daily except SUNDAY
at 10 40 NJ Closes daily except Sunday at 80 p m
SPEcIALs-Delano, DasseI, Darwin, Litchtield
Atwater. Willmar. Closes daily except Sun.
day at 8 30 a m. Arrives daily except Sunday a,
w m. Minneapolis closes daily except Sunday
aO M, 10 IS m and 80 p m. Arrives daily ex.
cePt Sunday at 9 90 m. 90 and 90 p N.
a., = orc ssssssoss, oaAotd-Mondays and wednes-
days-arrives at 10 40 m, closes Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 80 m.
~. Pagl & Pacific Railroad Branch Line
Arrives daily except Sunday at p m. Closes daily
except Sunday at
81. Paul Dc Duluth Railroad-Arrives daily ex-
cept Sunday at 40 p M. Closes daily except Sun.
day at 7 80 a M.
Observation-Disclosures, arrives daily, Sundays er.
cepted, at 10 80 N, 40p M, 40 m. Closes
DAILY, Sundays excepted, at 80 M, ami 3 80 m.
Worth Wisconsin Railroads.&c.. Paul to CLAYTON.
Wis-Arrives at 40 m, closes at 10 as a m.
Northern Pacific Railrodd-Arrives daily except
Sunday at p m. Closes at a M.
.. Fe en- Dakota.Arrives daily except Sunday
at 90 m. Closes at IN.
Foft B4ford, DGkota-Arrves Mondays, Wednes-
Gays and Fridays, at p N. Closes Mondays, Wednes-
Gays and Fridays, at 7 N.
NJ Fort Berthoid, Dakota-Arives Mondays,
W., Wednesdays aud Fridays, m. Closes Mondays,
wednesdays and Fridays, at
foft heough, n. T.-Arrives Mondays and Fri
oa!s at m. Closes Mondays and FRIDAYS m
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-27
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.


Notice is hereby given that default has been made
power of sale, made by Hiram NJ. Ranney and Eliza
beth kanney his wife, morgagors, to Marion S. Mil
liken, mortgages dated the 26th day of August A. D.
1875, and recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds OF the county of Ramsey in the State of Min
nesota, the 9th day of August A. D. 1875 at 10 rs
O'Clock a. s in book s''9" of mortgages at page 30l
The amount now, at the date of this notice. due on
sald mortgage is the of one thousand two hun
dred AID seventy-seven dollars, besides the sum of
seyenty-fve dollars stipulated in said mortgage to be
paid attorneys fees in case foreclosure there
Of. That suit at law otherwise has been had or
commenced to recover the money secured by said
mortgage Or any part thereof
The morteaged promises in said mortgage are de-
scribed as follows towt: All those tracts or parcels
of land lying and being in the county Ramsey
state OF Minnesota described follows to-wit: Lots
eight 49,, nine (9), ten COY, eleven I'D, twelve (2
nineteen to-, twenty car twentyone (2n, twenty-five
(22) and twentythree (23), of block ~, of Fl. NJ
Ranneys subdivision of block eleven of Stinson's
division Of the northwest quarter INV ~ of section
trtysix (36 of township twenty-nine (29) of range
twenty-three (23) according to the recorded plats
thereof in said Register of Deeds Office.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that the
above described mortgaged premises with heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereto belonging, wi be
sold in separate parcels at public vende by the sher-
i'll of said county of Ramsey at the the
Old court the city of Paul, county
OF Ramsey, on Monday, the Sd day Of February A.
d. 1879, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to forec!ose
said mortgage and satisfy the amount due thereon.
Dated December 10TH A. D. 1878.
MARION S. MILLIKEN,
Morigagee
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-27
Death of Judge Vu,. Duke.

1.-The Wabashaw Herald announces the
death of prominent honored citizen of that
place, as follows: The announcement of
the death of Judge Van Dyke, which occur
red yesterday at 73O A. NJ, took every one
by surprise. 1t had been noticed that ever
since the death of his wife, some three years
ago, he has seemed to lose his interest in
life and to be gradually failing. Since his
return from his Kansas farm last fall it has
been noted that he was enfeebled to even an
extraordinary degree, but up to that fatal
morning he had been confined but little to
his bed, and even some of his nearest rela-
tives refused to believe that there was any
danger of immediate death. He dropped
away peacefully and without pain. Tt seemed
more of simple yielding up OF life than of
death by disease. He was in his 18th year
Of
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-27
The L,,cku Numbers.

The following are the tickets which are
entitled to the prizes, and which were on ex-
hibition at the Orphans fair held at Associ-
alton hall recently. The drawing took place
last night at the residence of Father Nc
Gollerick: No. SO, class G, 500 bill; No. ~,
class L, barrel of flour; No. So, class K, gold
chain; No. 81, class R, pair of blankets; No.
8, class K, student lamp; No. IS, class K,
box of raisins; No. 70, class N, barrel of
sugar; No. 80, class L, eight-day clock; No.
43, class j., wedding dress; No. 88, class L.,
hunting case watch; No. 10, class K, parlor
table; No. 19, class N, box of candy.
The holders of the above numbered tick
cts can secure their prizes by calling at
Father McGollerick's residence.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-27
SALTWATER NEWS.

I Dance at the Club rooms, this evening, by
the T. T. 7. club.
Ed. Mackeys teams and crew departed for
Snake river yesterday.
John Smith ~ was up yesterday for
drunkenness and paid $3.50.
The st. Croix Lumber company started
two four horse teams yesterday for Toto
gatic.
The new hall secured by the MaeLnerchor
Will be ready for occupation the last of this
month.
The Maennerchor will give dance in
their new hall over the Latmbern.0n office
New Years night.
The body of Charles Danforth was taken
| to Madelia, Mimi, yesterday, by his parents,
| where it will be inferred.
| Shipments on the Saltwater & Taylors
Falls road, yesterday, 800 barrels of -four.
Receipts, five car loads of merchandise.
Quite number of persons who spent
Christmas among friends in this city, de-
parted yesterday for their respective homes.
| The epizootic is reported as prevalent
among the horses in number of camps.
Several horses in Thomas Sutton's camp are
| suffering with it.
| The ladies of the Universalist church give
soc1able, to night, at the residence or Mrs.
A. Gillespie. Excellent music and q good
supper furnished.
| The entertainment given by the G. A. r.
boys, Christmas night, Melted $685.. This
will surprise many, but the expenses were
very heavy.
John W. Darms has been appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Michael Kinsella.
deceased, and is now taking charge of de-
coaseds business.
MIR. L. Kelly, who intends to remove his
business to the corner of Fourth and Church.
i'll streets this coming spring, will also run a
meat market for the accommodation of his
patrons.
farmer by the name of Oleson, living
about six miles from Saltwater, on the Wis
consin side, met with an accident Wednes-
DAY which well-nigh proved of serious ma
SNAN'
goods IN the forenoon, and about II o'clock
departed for his home. The team which he
was driving was young and spirited, and not
having had any work for several days we're
just in the condition to runaway When
about two miles from his home the horses
became frightened at a piece of white paper
which was carried toward them by the wind
and started at full speed. Singing to one
side, the wheel struck stump with such
force as to throw the driver, who had not
recovered from the surprise given him by
the unexpected turn of affairs, out on the
ground with such force as to completely
stun him. When thrown out MIR. Oleson's
loot got caught in the lines, but they Being
old and worn the tongue of the buckle
tore through the leather, and the lines sepa-
rated. 10 this fact he probably owes his
life, for had the lines been good he would
have been dragged to death, as the road was
very rough. Mr.. OIeson soon regained his
senses and followed the horses home, where
he found them safe and sound, and the
wagon but slightly damaged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-27
iSneuE THieyeS,

Sneak thieves entered a boarding house
on Fourth street, between Hennepin and First
avenue north, last evening, and took an
ulster and cap belong ing to one of the board
ers, which was on the hat rack, and the same
parties also entered the house, 622 First ave
nue. SOUTH took the hat rack out on the step,
and carried off two overcoats, a lady's shawl
and hat, and two pair of overshoes. This
should be a warning not to leave front doors
unlocked.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-27
THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE MORNING DECEMBER p 1878

of Z. G. Chase, of Boston. AS is well
known, Hopeful was sired by Godfrey's
Patchen, he by George H. Patchen. After
his hard campaign Hopeful is taking rest
IN comfortable box stall, with beautiful
cocker spaniel for companion, getting a
jog every day when the weather permits. w.
MncCarty has charge of him, assisted by
Charles Redmond. If nothing damaging
happens to Hopeful or his driver, Dan Mace,
another season will see him "taking hack"
at old Father Time, which will probably re-
duce all former records.