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The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
Sale OiGscal E,ss&(c.

Notice T. frr-hy given that bv virtue ~ Il deed
of trnst y.culcd 10 John - nlaukwpcd. trustee
ha the 5ih day Cf Aptil, - l5'0, ny u
-. c. and rit, fu :, cur. 10 Shut!1akcr Joplin
,'to, ot Mvmth his, I.uhc>ser, c,''tain dcht-
etlnes- ihri,in Rirriiored and whi'h ,aid Iced
fms ,, ,;u,y rrcrrl iH ii'r"r'i i3nok Vol =.
Paxcs Is amt 80 CT the ircpftcr oiiic' al U-cc-
o,a M;sai,~ip,ti OuLly. Al krnsas, the under
signed having been duly appointed trustee III
sc ii ui the said tuhn . Blackvopd, who Is in
capsciiated tom serving IN thu prem s's. ac-
,oidng 10 the 'ri ms q, -aid deed e trust. will
on SATURDAY IHE l~t.iiAi % NhIil.
4. u. 1879. in front u the tourt housr In ~"
town ~ Oscrola, within le-nl hour, prcrce'i tn
A. tot .hlghr-i bidder, FOR cast, th' hollow
iig described rvui estate siiu'itc in Missssh pi
County, ffkansa.. tO-wii The one undivided
l-5D ff,h interest pt the sail j, VI -.cS 10 and
| Ia the west 81 the snuth west al section Is
thr wt'st !. of u north wet . of section Is ihi'
/ unr,n west - s,'cit,n -; the -oh'a west a., III
| lhe south west and the suuth west =, of the
/ north east \ of srcti"u ., aud the svuti 'nsi \
or the south east ol section 4 All ~ Town hip
! 10 North, H.. ~ East, and the w'st y ui the
snGfh wet e. OF section 3. ~ tJw"sh ION r!h
Hangr $ East, for the purphse Of -ati4iyng the
Indebtedness stCCird bl said deed OF trust, TO-
I yrih"r with The ci = OF execnfing the sane.
! ih tttlr 10 IA lands r. b"iitN eel 10 be good.
hui wi 4 sell u Il convey n uu~i"c only
r. II MATiia>. irustec
Osccolu Ark., Jan -, lJiy. l2li
(printrr's fee, $il 81
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


by virtne If a decree o. the Probate our -
Ml--i--i p' Comfy, Arkan-sss, r. nd"'tl - Tue
JHly fc. m thereof. -. 1875. IA the SUIT liirfe-
in p.ndiag, Nh,rrin william Long, Adm'r; OF
the state OF Joha Long, WAS fiaintlh anu n .
J Gosd and vie, Mary -. onTd and nh"c
Loue W, re drrcmlants. 1. as Adninislrai"f oil
,it e-tale. VIII OF, for 81 e, aud sell ~ lhe
DIR OF the Cour, house IN the town oi OsceVld,
Al kans.is. on the
2SfiI DAY OF FEBRU AIRY. INST,
to the highe-, bidder aerr'iit oi three months,
the flllowi,g dr>criI,d hand. ~ onenr 10 said
Estate. t1-wi.: The oi the n a OF 'c-
lion n, Township H. NORTH. ks"gr ra-i. ooh-
tni, x 10 rrs, aud Tying Ia Mis-.ssip l ou"!'
Arkansas. SAID lanp Ia be s'ih wthin sawfni
hours Of said day and .blcct To the widow y
dover. The purchaser thereof 1, rrqu'rcl To- CIV
note ilh good and APPROVED security, a"d 2
ii n ret sinod oh sad land - s'-cure prymeht oi
purchase money NltlltM VI LJNn,
Adm'r Est. Il Juhn Long, dec d.
The .rb'y ith., 1919.
u. VI. 1honlason, Auy. Printers fee, $40
sow.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
EX-SGLDIERS
ATTENTION

Pensions procured fir sold rrs nf the late war.
Disabled IN any way hv wougd, rupture, disease
nf any ! ind or 5y accidental hguti.5
PENSIONS INCREASED.
A lurg. nuubrr ri lhD-o Unw receiving pen
sipus are ,iiitlcd to IN lsCnkAsc under ia.r
laws \ 4 so'di - lisrhligcd Tor wpunfs, Hn-
iurc, or Mnchani'li injury, emitted to Fl I
hpunty al tHsir'~s done by correspondence.
~ai.ie "a il ,nu wore prisrna ~ pr,seut W her
the so..i"r H. dead tt. iw aud hpit~ ~, euii-
Tied Al solGitr, and their wIi.Ns OF the war
of lS!2 arr now entitled 10 a p 'n>ipn.
also procur. ttttni- To- ln,"r,"rs Every
sod er WIN this uoi O." s;ipliii, srhd me his
address .in Postal csI aHd iccoivs IN rrturn n
SaIpW Copy Zee. - tie
"NN IDHhL GllIIN SOLDIER"
,apcr rah'I-lc at be NaliuhH! c., i:ll giving
,ii iie IL c>i Information nj ut i'c siln. ana
huuuiy AID iud Ia ala soldiers gad lhcr | :.
Crrt' - % GcECc solicited tro'u at Aaarus~
wIin stamp, " fiiID iihi.D,
e. tiiim Ntt iury.
Bon SIS, WASN'T: stJn . C.
2-i-i
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
No.icc OF sale Of Eeca,
Estate.

NOTICE IS HEHTBY GIVEN that by virtue
pf an execution to me dirrc I'd from The Clei x
OF the Common e;l. uurl of Mississippi tGdh
IS, Arb Insas, rendered by satl |"url ~ ~ Jan
uary Term. 1919 IN the case of il;nd " llilamsun,
W JOINT Il Jackson, VIII an
sATURDAY.T 4ElSf. DAY OF MARCH i'79,
NJ IN. door of tae tDuit hunse, in the town OF
u-c.ola. -ttte If Arkansas, uiIer f,r sale, and
sc 10 the highrst hid ter, uu u credit ol thlee
mon hs with approved security, t'e inhoNi"g
ir-, rbed real ,siae b ing situated In ibe Coma
" of Mississippi aud state of Arkafsns, viz The
rIariiola' ". Il hi ~ of Sect n Y, Township
10 Norih Range k'tt. c 'utainin1 100 acres,
rlorc or iers sair land naving orr" levied upon
aud will he suli as the 40 rIiy al john v &.
Jac..s H. the defendant her, Ia. 10 st sl sail
jud !ment, interest aud cots ~ afurc-ald
". B. ia ,KiN',
fprlnt,r's fee, s5?il2-s-3 herd.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

Tue members of the general 10
scmbIy were given dad head arr
inc. and excur,ed out TO the Hot
Springs, where nll hands we're
washed and boiled out, last sun
day. Now that Their diaphragm
IL clear OF ecnatosisi candidates
whisky, tho people may expect
some legislation IN their interest.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

I.oaAN II. RooTs. President of flh'
Merchants National Bank aud Col
Frsnk Denton. OF the Baiesv'li'
Guard, were up bcfore the commit
Zee of investigation IN the matter
Of bribing Iioli'o'd to vote for
Johnson, and told what they knew
and what they didn't know. The
cor,,mi,tee has not yet reported.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
WARNING ORDER.

IN JU-IICE's COURT. MONROE TOWNSHIP
- NJ MARKS riain'iS'
Geo Harrison, Defendant.
sae defendant. Geo Harrison, Is warned to ap-
pear ~ lila Cont wiihin thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plantif, : NJ. MARKS.
" 4. KVuNikEE p.
This Jan. sist., is5s.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
EsY;',c:y.

Section 1897 OF Gan,ts Digest
reads us follows:
Every person convicted of brib
cry or ieinny shall be excluded
frum every office OF trust or profit
aud from the right OF suffrage II
lhis S:aie.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

Tnr people of Missouri instead
Of oLcying the Injunction to "pul'
down your vest have determined
70 send that article Of apparal 4"
fhe y. s. Senate chambers.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
pULW0WA.

IS bevnnl comparison the hc-i remedy for the
cure ui CDN UMtTlpN lEVEH IN IT. MOST AD
VANtrp srAGEsl. Asthma. Bronchitis, taIarrh.
and all dcruDg,m' nt- of the Nl.hN OTIS SN~-
TEN. \ Cin ulaf Containing purl llchlars II mnny
tr,atinoit uf the diseases all, ve m-ntiohcd, ard
=, rttncat'so pctuAi cures, v i'll be sent free By
mail TO all applicant, Address - CAR q
MOSS, >ol" Proprietor, Is tortiandt Street,
New ork.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

Tag Arkansas Democrat after
publishing two columns oil evidence
beiorc "ii.at Investigation com
mite, with grim Satisfaction pro.
duccs IN an obscure corner OF its
columns, the following section ol
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

VIZ are indebted to Hon. l.. I
Kretrhman, Secretary Of the Sen
wte, for a roster Of i:e officers and
members of the Arkansas Senate
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

TmE Louisiana Lottery Charter
like that OF the late city OF Mem
phis, has been repealed.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

In the State Senate, out Of thirty
members. five only are natives OF
the state OF Arkansas.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
Ssscciai Ns.iec Farmers.

~ enterrri<irg FARMERS shot d send g.
WEEK Hf IL y Co. 81 N0r,h tidh rct,
IN .iad"lptt IA for circn'ar con ernidE tnci
new AZ icutu' al " ar house, which The, have
opened H. thrt city They Oder 10 -hip anything
in the a-rcuiural 1ue, ~ N ttUr how small
the order. at whtlc- ale cost. direct 10 your
homes FIRE h freight chIipes They also T.
fer to farmers the -ul prise Corn shrllrr Tor the
hominai sum at two d.iars II l. The best h 'nd
machine ,n the market. viii .l on" Lndrrd
bushes uf corn per day any boy or gu ~, ia"
,Grn ran use il II II neatly aud suh-iaht ~
mddt-ih iact, n i the ~ = dhraiir mach1 q
IN use. Every farmer size uld have ne. oloc.Il
rate give. to iiai lr larm r. who iii net ~
aevnts ta'h tnn, accompany old.-l. - iie q
ut.n. y hN put oiIirt nunty Ovd T. gisli r"i
!. ttel, or pxpr-s tUcuia's Hl'cd frrr Q"
every ia'urcr II the ittcd Nutr- on appiic.t o
ID WEEK Ei.L so
S9ls North ihh 4 ett, Philadelphia, Ia.
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Published at ArGt>rA, MAINE. Water Street foot
OF Court, By SPEA,.uE, OWEN 4 NASH.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-30
TRUE BLUES.

Genuine Republicans, Republicans
from principle, cannot, and will not, bolt
the straight Republican county ticket this
fall, even if they have voted the Peoples
ticket in the past. Whyf
The reasons are numerous, among
which are the following:
1. Because no local abuses in the
either political or financial, can
be found to justify or excuse bolt.
3. Because the candidates on the local
ticket are old, reliable citizens, Of tried
and approved integrity and Of excellent
for their respective ofllces.
8. Because the ticket was fairly NOM
mated by the representative men Of the
party and the claims Of al localities con-
recognized and justly treated.
4. Because genuine true blue Republic
cans see the important duty of con-
q solid South with asolid North.
The reasons which have operated SO
in the states Of Maine, Cali
fornia, Iowa and Ohio will operate in
Redwood county, and bring back to the
party ell Of the old Guard Of
Redwood county. And don't you forget
It!
Republican.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-30
Window shades, both cloth and
paper, cheap as the cheapest and
better than the best at Bunch's.

Az will seen from the card Of Mr..
Peter Ortt he has announced him
self - an independent candidate for
Sheriff. There ere other good men
who are by no means satisfied with
what took place At the Lambsrton
Convention, who have hitherto acted
with the parties who controlled it
and who privately denounce the
ticket nominated there, hut Mr.. Ortt
is the only one who has had the
courage % publicly snnossos his
position. He and his friends
feel that k1Slsims were not ! fairly
treated, and It their suggestion he
steps 70 the, front y moorrece the
wrong. This - quarrel. b,twsen
Mr.. 0tt, Siberia, " issmerg and the
self styled, peoples party,with which
Republicans have ne$hiag 70 do. exx-
cept 70 far - they can nee it'for the
election Of their candidate Mf. 4. Z.
|Ga,. for Sid = No On onaslyGhks III
Esinsa NalsNsuesessiI' en- sa1sed ID
throw away HE vos ]. Gale IA good
|msn and win nslss : faith ful, poriluu,,
liar and cfiicientt o1IIc ii Vote To-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-30

The season is now at hand when the old
problem, Where shall we 90 to buy our
winter stock of clothing, ETC., is brought
up for discussion in almost every family
in the land. We have few words to say
to our readers on that subject. and now is
the time to say them.
No person lives without duties to per-
form, and one of them which devolves
upon every person is to patronize and sus
tain home institutions and home indus
tries. If you live in Redwood Falls.
make your living and earn your money
here. it is your duty to patronize the town
which supports you and gives you en-
ployment. If you want to buy an article
which cannot be obtained here of necees:-
|ty YOU rust 90 elsewhere forit. But any
article kept by the merchants of this
place can be bought - cheap here as any
where else. Tie idea existing in the
minds Of messy that they must 60 away
from home to buy goods cAeap, is all
bosh. There is no foundation for 1t.
The business men of this place are alive
and full Of enterprise. They know what
the merchants Of other towns pay for
goods Of every quality. Their expenses
are much lighter than those u rcisy mer-
chants. consequently they can sell the
same quality Of goods cheaper than city
merchants can.
If you live anywhere in the surround
ing country, it will pay you as well to
come to Redwood Falls 70 buy your sup
plies ~ to 60 anywhere. else. The mer-
chants of this place do an extensive bust
mess. Commercial travellers are unani-
nous in regarding this IS one Of the best,
If not the best business town Of its popu-
lation in the State. There are but few
merchants here who do not discount their
|bills. Wholesale dealers sell cheaper for
leash than onA'credit, and consumers Of
this section get the benefit Of this. Thus
we might, enumerate scores of reasons
why specjsf inducements are offered by
lon, rstan des1su1 But We trust that ill
|EieAtutfed people win look upon this
mnst6Ea6 - tine light and patronize
| oms ins)fts1e4s. al
There u . III practically the people
lpf some rli6s 1illiaeh - Trust does not
[sxist here: Es C 1sfne ereditlt home
|stoss4 - = dnsx r
spend, q xRay hoGf ikss -
Ipractices AZ gtos attlS6aa lsypf
home merchhuH trusts you VIXEN you are
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-30
ARRIVALS At THE CONkERCIAL
HOUSE.

Warren Wpham, Geo. II. Fountain, j.
j. Mcdonald, E. F. Stiles, Minneapolis;
w. H. Doxstater, Spring Valley: Fred.
W. Bachman, Mankato; F. +. Walcott,
G. II. King. r. w. Csvanaugh. Chicago;
A. G. Mathes, Fred Humer, Harvey Ak
ford, w. H. Crane, A. Meyer, E. Field
hauser, St. Paul; +. w. T. Glover, New
York; P. G. Hall, Cedar Falls; J. H.
Langlais, r. G. Sherwin, NJ. T. Winmsey,
Milwaukee; H. G. Miller, St. Peter; ]. l..
Thompse and wife, Hastings; Henry
Aefner, Yankton. D. T.; r. J. Lewis and
wife, Montevideo; j. p. Franz, sleepy
bell, Litchfleld; Geo. Leonard, Rochester;
VIM. Roberts, Rochester; J. Hummiston,
Frederick Livingston, E. Ericsen. Beaver
Falls; Robert Camp, Birch Coolie; Fred
]. Watson, Marshall; ]. S. Patow, North
field
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-30

twill be noticed that the firm Of Crouley
Bros. has been dissolved. The reason
for it is that Mr.. Geo. Crouley is going to
Bird Island to engage in the grocery bus
mess in that thriving new Village. He
hes his building nearly completed and
win put In his stock at once. We wish
him success. Orouley Bros. have. in their
operations here, shown themselves to be
honorable business men. deserving sue
cess.
Mr.. VIM. Crowley will continue the
grocery trade 1T the old stand,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-30

AnsWefS 70 many COktOopo00e4Os
In reply to numerous inquiries from
our readers, concerning the wonderful
qualities of the Great German Remedy,
ST. JACOBS OrI,-mentioned in our last
issue would inform them that the
article may be obtained from our retail
druggists, or by their aid. Ask for ST.
JACOBS On, and if the dealer does not
keep it in stock, he will be able to pro-
cure it in few days from the wholesale
houses. We understand there Is already
IN immediate demand for the remedy,
which is not so very surprising when it is
considered what it is daily accomplishing
in the way of relief and cures, bordering,
in some instances on the miraculous.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-30
Walnut Station Items.

From our Correspondent
The new buildings in process of erec-
ton are nearly all completed, which i'm
proves the appearance of of our town
very much.
MIR. Norman Weber has traded his
new store to Mr.. E. Young, for quarter
section of decided land, about five miles
South West of town. Mr.. Young has
moved into town and expects to 60 into
business soon. nz
Mr.: John VOLTS new jewellery store is
nearly completed.
Mr.. Spur. the blacksmith, has q num-
Der of hands engaged on his building,
and when it is completed he will have the
finest residence in town.
Mr.. Thomas Pool has sold his house
and lots to Mr.. John Comstock, Depot
Agent. and with his wife and daughter
has gone to spend the winter with their
friends near Burns Station, intending to
leave there in the Spring for southern
Iowa, where they expect to make their
home.
Mr.. L. Bedel has resigned his office as
Post Master, in favor of ]. H. Anderson.
We expect the Office will be removed this
week to Hoyt and Anderson's drugstore.
Rev. Mr.. Ennis is placed here ~ pas
tor over the Methodist Church and prom
Uses to be an efficient worker in the
church.
Last Saturday we had one of the most Sc.
we're wind storms that we had encountey.-
ed this season. Great deal o. damage
was done by way of scattering hay and
grain stacks and unroofing stables. Fires
were raging south of US the same day and
considerable damage was done to proper
ty.
Rev. Mr.. Simmons expects to move to
this town in. few days and win oficiate
aspastor of the Congregational Church
for the next six months.
Rev. L. H. Moses is in town closing up
his affairs with the church, and will leave
next week for his new field of labor. Mr..
Moses leaves with the kind wishes of the
people for his future welfare, and q good
feeling exists between himself and the
church over which he has lsbored 80 long.
There was little fuss in the Saloon,
Friday night, In which one of the saloon
keepers, like Cain, got mark set upon
his forehead. The effect was produced
from what he had been feeding his custo-
mer with. The Psalmist says. His mis-
chief shall return upon his own head
and his violent dealings shall come down
upon his own pate. 1T did come down in
the form Of two gashes Would that it
would always fall there instead of on
helpless women and children.
DIED At this Station, Oct, 2Srd, of bill
ious and typhoid fever, Charles Thorp,
aged SO years. The deceased was taken
sick when on his way to this place from
southern Iowa, about two weeks previous
to his death. The disease had got such
firm hold that it baffled medical skill to
unseat it. He leaves a widowed mother,
one sister and brother in this town, to
mourn his loss. His brother, D. NJ. Thorp,
feels his loss keenly, as he looked forward
with SO much pleasure to having his
friends settled SO near him.