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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-03

OswEGo, n. Y, June 26.-Ebrindg-
Ruey, formerly Of TIonso county, was
murdered and robbed by Daniel Zeone, COL
ored, whom he refused q team.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

List of Appointments Made by the
President.-The List Of Promotions.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Senate in
executive session confirmed the following
nominations:
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
Colonel John L. Brook. 18th Infantry. to
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The New Theafer

The title for the grounds for the new thea.
ter was secured, yesterday, and the work OF
laying the foundation will he commenced at
once. The site will be on Delaware street.
south side, near sixth.
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MATEEIALIZED SPIRITS.

Statement by One Who Was Present
at the Pierce Eaton Spirit Wedding
What Was Seen and Heard There
Experience with Materialixed
Spirits in Other Places-An Inter-
view With Col II. ID. Mackay.
From Friday Mornings Daily.l
On account Of the great interest excited by
our accounts of the wonderful spiritual de-
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ALL QUIET.

OF Very Alarming Nature.
FALL RIVER, Mass, June 26.-With the
exception OF the Flint, al the mills started
this morning, The Flint has no filling or
hand. but is making arrangements to start
on Monday.
The streets are very quiet, with groups oi
spinners standing around. Some of the
back boya, second hand, etc, all doing duty
in the place of the spinners.
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THE HULL INQUEST.
Ii il Resumed by the CorOner-En-
deavOr to Bring il TO Close by sat
the Grand Jury.

| NEW YORK, June 26.-The coroner to-
| day resumed the Hull murder inquest, and
hopes 10 bring it to close in time to pre-
sent to the grand jury, whose term expires
Saturday, TO present an indictment against
Cox. the murderer.
The pawnbrokers and police added their
testimony, under oath, to the stories already
given to the public.
The room in which the inquest was held
was crowded. Cox endeavored to avoid the
gaze Of the people.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS
| testified that some Of the bandages had
| evidently heen torn from the sheet on the
| bed Mrs. IIulI's elbows were tied with
ladies' stocking supporters. All the ban
dages matched some part OF the bed cloth
ing or Of Mrs. EulPs garments, with the
exception Of the bandage over her eyes,
which was a piece OF old ironing cloth,
which had been used by the girl, Nancy.
There were no marks OF violence on the
body, except a slight scratch by the side OF
the nose, It'll blood under one eye and a
slight abrasion on one hand. The bandage
on Mrs. Hull's legs had been torn from the
counterpane. One pillow was little dis
colOred, apparently by some liquid which
had oozed from Mrs. Hulps mouth. There
was also small spot Of blood
upon it. The bandage which had
been torn from the ironing cloth had origi-
nally been used by Nancy as a bandsge on
her own wrist, which she had sprained.
Mrs. Hull advised her to replace it by
flannel baudage, and when it was taken of
it was left in Mrs. Hull's room.
Mr.. Townsend, counsel for Or. Hulls
family, asked Capt. Williams If it was
true, as reported, that man had told him
(wituess) that Dr. Hull had consulted with
him before the murder IL regard to COM
mitting the crime?
Capt Williams replied that a man had
said that DR.. Hull spoke to him, not about
numbering Mrs. Hull, but about a job Of
that kind. The man was not present and
he did not know his name.
Coroner Mailman said he had seen the
man in question and had heard bis story
several times He did not know his name,
and had reason for not asking il.
BELLE J0HNsoS
related the story Of Cox giving her the
jewelry. As the Assistant District Attor-
ney began TO question the witres1 az to the
time when Cox came TO see her, she began
to cry violently and then passed into fit
of Mysteries. She fell back in convulsions
and was carried from the court room. Soon
afterwards the case was given to the jury,
who returned
VERDICT
that Mrs. J lne l.. De Forest Hull came to
u
Chastine Cox, ON the morning Of June IL.
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Competent.

The little GIo5e says tina, an Atchisop JUS
tice has decided that a man who cannot read
or write Is a competep juryman,
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NRu"In. Postponed
Murdered for spite.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 26.-The execu-
tion of Anderson and Webster will not take
place tomorrow.
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t.E-Irst s--~T-s3e1: szs- 80 n
80 --T -aa v--p G N.Y.
use - the SfasF. Prepared
e. o. Waite Lime, Iiasier
Fs repreTSG's-i can bs re-
delivered 10 ort Lesven-
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Berries IN Cherries.
Plenty Raspberries, Straw berries and Cher.
Nes, at ]. B. DRIEsBACHs,
2eA South Filth st,
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THE SPIRIT WEDDING.

More About the w Wonderful Material
izatiOns-COl. Eaton Endorses Our
Report OF Yesterday. and Gives Ad-
ditional Particulars-HOw and by
Whom the Ceremonies Were Per
formed, Names Of the Distinguished
spirits Present. and Many Other In
terestinE Details.
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that Mrs Jane l.. De Forest Hull came to
ner death by violence st he hands Of
Chastine Cox, ON the morning Of June H..
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Colonel John E. Brook, 18th Infantry,
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kssst BostoG d 2oScr.i.
ESt, 80


:
Drr Ground Syices a5s -srf.rset
yuT=, &c have the largest ..sioty
avar sels u tbs city.
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On yesterday | received from Doctor Mans
field the f.1Ipwipv

My Darling Father and Nother-I have
been as much ss | could with you today.
Have Witnessed your great ruXiety and de-
light as we'll. Ny husband BENJAMIN Pierce.
and his dear parents and Aunt Sarah
Jane, and Cousin Mary X. J-wett, send words
of greeting TO you and Mother When !
have more tim. than now n ave will talk
with you at length. embrace YOU both
SARAH ;sTHARINE EATON PIERCE.
To Isaac 4. and Ruth A. Eaton.
Leavenwofth, Kansas.
j. S.-Te d:d our best TO control the me-
dium, DpcJor NJ BESNIE.
SARAH.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01
Too Much Physic.

Yes, many people are killing
themselves with strong medicines.
They are making miniature drug
shops OF their stomachs. Pills, cal
otnrl and blue mass are taken in
quantities T." constipation, bilious
ness and headache. The vital or
gnns Income overpowered and par
ailzrd by the use OF strong drugs,
the designs of nature become irns
trLied aud disease - the result.
& Cpnstipation cannot be cured by
the use of drastic rurgalIves it
may give relici Ia dav, but The com
plant wiI! retnrn tomorrow Mild
aud pleasant r,lGedies are best for
constipation. hIlioasnoss, dyspepsia,
etc, aud tor This purpose nothing
equal, Balley's Saline Appeiient.
1t acts spoadiIy and elicciu,lly II
cool,og. pleasant aud Sparkling. u, d
can hardly be called medicine.
Large hotties so cents
For sale u, Jno l.. Driver & Cos
Drug Store.
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Y FRlTAs
Washington letter.
WAsuiSGTsS, d C., Feb. 24, 1879

There are several measures now
in doubt, aside from the appropria
tion bills, which excite interest.
Among these muy be men ioned
the Chinese bill, oi wh,1h u veto
is expected the hi tn pension sol
.icrs of the Mexican War, Ia which
renewed attention has b,rn direct
cd hy u speech OF the venerable
Senator Shields T; The bl.l 90 provId,
Tor arrears of pension; The Texas
Pacific Railway bill; the Brazilian
Steamship bill, aud the reduction
nf tax on tobacco, The last named,
however, can fail only through II
veto.
There is also a bill. whiuh will
be urged, rrnrganiging tho system
OF passing upon claims. THIS, will
singular disregard to consistency
the Senate proposes 10 attach IL
m appropriation bill. 1t thorough
ly reyulu,ionizes the whole system
aud ;s urdou UtrdIy intended as q
means of reducing the number o,
pcnsinn ulaims allowed. II is need,
less 10 say that il Is the work oC q
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

radical Seeretary OF Sse Interior, u
radical Cominissioncr, aHS Tadlcnl
Senator, rs the Democrats vi ihls
Congress nave uniformly brcu
more than liberal TO the disabled
soldiers OF the late war. The sun
dry ciVii bill, the last of the ap.
preparation hills. was reported to
ahe House on Saturday, but wall
probably not receive consideration
until the legislative bill j. passed
1t will be seen from the foregoing!
that there is plenty to do, and, in
deed, that great activity will be nee 4.
es-ary during toe remaining seven
days OF the session TO complete the
work Indeed. the chances are now
that an extra session Will be held.
II is found, slngrlnrly enough, thnt
there are many members of the
House, of both parties, who desire
such Il session.
Senators Conkliug and Burnside
arc reported TO have had violent
var of words ~ the executive ,cs
si0n OF saturday. 1t was on ques
tI"n, abolt which they differed, rs
to which OF the two told ialshood. /.
burnsilr, who Vas never terrible
except 10 his ftiehd., made an ef
tort to rsach SepDlor E0nkling for
tue p1rpose oi ehas,ising hlm, but
was hpld back aud finally taken in
loan ante room by The other Rhodc
Island Senator. ConkllLg has lad
quarrel, with more OF his loiow
Senators Than n"~ other man. He
Is domipcer,ng, and lha is II quality
which Senators don't like among
themselves. His last previous quar-
rel was with Senator Gordon, and
,hat was peacefully arranged by II
Syndicate of Senators with the ven.
cradle Ilamlin at its head. IN the
present ease, however, language
was II ed which was mnch more vi
ulcnt than Ia the q ,rdon trouble,
aud Burnside, who docs not lack
prrsonrl courage, may prefer TO sct
iia the matter himself than have
uthe,a do SO for him.
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TIE legislature is sill hammer,
,ns away, Introducing bills OF every
Conceivable uaturr, out very lev
Of which haye yet passed. Th,
]. wee b u, giving counties the iishr
10 vote upon themselves tax tt
bgiid or repair the le,ccs wilhn
ihrir lU,iis, created an in,ercstirs
debate between Hon. J. W. Dickin
hou, ot Caicot, aud Hon. C.arh
Brewer, OF Ciilicndrn, both gen
ielpen making exhaustive arsu
pents pro aud .'oa.
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false economy in the ideas OF some
of our financial rcformcrs. The
question of bribery seems to have
seriously affected some of our So
Ions bral. Let the dead past bur,
ITS dead, gentlemen, aud look after
the prescu, and more particplarls :
,Ac future. While we are glad Ia
SEQ u lendency on the part of the
legislature 10 purge the common
wealth OF corruption by proper in
vcstigation, let them not take NJ
100 much oi ihe peoples time aud
money.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

a decidedly unique plan for the
ictict pt an ovcrcr1wdrd tabor mar
kct is that adopted by some of the
societies ol m1rhanics and laborcrs
in di,tres-ed England. The Slate
Qnurrymcn', Union and the Min
cra' Association of North Wales
are each rendering sJ5 to every
man os them who viii cmlgratc to
America aud agree to stay there.
The funds tor this purpose haze
been nccumul ted by long coniin
ucd and systematic contributions,
aud the members of these associa-
tons see no b, tier investment tor
them at this dark time than the
one specified. Baicsvillc Guard
That's right, send them over here,
We have plenty OF room and rlcn-
" o, work Tor industrious and en-
eigciic men.
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SN ~ eat 70 Cl,iiis.

This species Of chills are gencr
ally more difficult to eradicate than
any other The mlasm Is of II more
virulcnt character, produriny more
DiiIUusness with II ten lenry Ia con
gestipn The whole system becomes
affected, the head suffers, the bones
and Joints ache, and there is high
lcvar aud rapid prostration. OH
nine will seldom cure suih cases,
the relief it gives is only TEN ,,"-
rary. A powerful Vegetable tonic
remedy has been introduced whll h
does not coutain quinine + other
pnisnu, never affects the head. ears
or nerves, clcanses the stomach,
opens the boweIa and relieves Il e
c0ngcsied liver. The article j.
known as Day Aguc Tonic, which
never fails to cure tho worst long
standing Ga>ea,
For sale a. Jno. l.. Driver & Coz
Drug Surrr
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

VIZ are staunrh advocates OF,
md believe IN, lcIrenchment and
reform but fail to see lhq, ~ abol.
ishing the uiii o. State SGperin
,end,ni, any decided tcncQ, can
come of II. Ii We utrud having
perfect system Of free shoOl-, n
special head is necessary to the ad
vancement and permanrncy of the
institution. Ii wc desire confusion
and anarolr, We will abolish that
Office end p!ace IN it, stead any
thing else, aud we will see that in
main,ainins tie system. expense
pecessarily wIli grouri then What
il tho use pi swupping OF, some
thing known Tor the unknown and
pn,red. The system throughout
The STATE needs u general director
md supervisor. u ye us reirenoh
yuent IN ana,hrr wny.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

Books To TUT ii DHisT BIDDER -
An extensive catalogue ni new.
Shelf. worn und seconds aud ho"k.
ia cve,y depui ilmenI ut literature.
utlc,ci ithuui re>crvr, IA the
highest bidder, will he ls.ped march
luth hy the American Book Ey-
change % Bcrkman Street, New
York, and seat hy NAL /" my one
>rndIng Il thrre cent stamp. Bids
will toe received only ia writing,
buyer Que lhuns md ar three ihnu-
sand miles away having AN equal
chance with those ucar at hand.
The American Book Rxchangr j.
becoming famous for mrriing the
wants of people who care Tar boot :,
and thousands will appreciate ,hi,
new opportunity they gice.
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OscznLA, Ark. Feb. 27, l,79

Mn. EDITos Having visited
Frenchman's Bayou protest. NAL y
and in the interest OF thnt noble
cause, the Murphy movement, ]
feel called upon to make II report
of the sccccss of tha movemcu,
there. We had Il very enthusiastic
meeting ut ihe Baptist Church and
added some thirteen or more names
to the roll There are now twen
" in AL, with fair prospect for
more signers TO the pledge. The
time has come when those who
have the true interest OF their fcl
low morials at heart 10 take up the
guanilc,. AID never let i, drop un
I'll not vcstngc OF the marks made
by the dread monster, whisSey, Is
lett within the limits Of our holov.
ed Couhiy ~hea he who I"dnlg
es in the use of strong drink ns n
beverage sliOnlt be properlG warn
ed OF the dangers ahead /; when
the rock upon which the happiness
Of himself and sli those who ARE dear
10 MIN should be made PLAINLY vis
iblc to him. The good people of
'rcnchmau's Bay.n are determined
by the help on Almighty God Ia
put down this m nslcr evil and 10
have inscribed upon their banner
The pu,io of the noble Francis
Murphy.
Rciorc closing my lrt,cy, Mr. Ell.
itor, allow mc IL speak Il word or
TWO in behalf OF the cniryprisins
spirit ,liai is agiiallng the minds OF
the people oi lhai section III shape
OF Il proposition Ia build II narrow
ruagc railroad from the foot OF the
Dayou 10 Golden Lake. Now this
is 40 uir castle, to bc blown down
by the FIRST hard wIrdot opposition,
no spidcrweb scheme to catch unwa
ry G,es who may be fli,ting about
wiIh more money than brains, but
u verilable fact, problem already
solved. The mere suggestion of n
year OF two ago has grown INTO n
reality of today. The energetic
people there are determined to
bridge over their troubles IN the
shape of mud and water with Il
railroad. which would do more TO
ward, building up that section OF
our County than anything else.
Then. Mr.. Editor, lend them your
voice II this matter. Let cncour
aging words come from your est
mablc journal, and it will not be II
Myth, but . ycrlty. Then let Chick
asawba aud Osceola unite and build
one, aud Mississippi Conn,y's iu.
ture IL made, foreign capitalists will
give Uncle Sam back his bonds aDd
invest their money in rich Arkan
sas soil.
Mr.. Moses Rhodes, brGiher of
our enterprising Golden Lake mrr
chant, ]. ". Rhodes. who was re.
Gently m gr.od in Germantown,
Tenn, TO Miss Rosa Plunkcit, has
t~krn up his residence on the bay
on aud has charge oi the branch
house OF J. w. Rhodes 4 Co. at
Glendale.
NFRlTAs.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

A movement has been on foot &c
get up petition I" the Legislature
~ continue The Court OF Common
Pleas in ,kls County said petition ID
hc sent to our member. But un'
fortunately ior tie petition and liz
supporters, n bill has been intro
duced in the Senate by Mr.. Harris
aholishing the sad courts in other
rouniirs, to " ich lill Ni. Black
wood added our County. 1t would
have been bad policy j. Mr.. Glack
wood TO ehtert3in amy idea ol IA
yoring a move of that sort after
making I, pla'k in his platform
throughout his canvas last summer,
aud we douh, If he would have no
ticcd il.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01
Nz,lo.


4 spcRipl 10 lIie Avalanche says:
"rhe bill which passed the Senate
at Ljiilc Rock, Feb. 20 repeating
all laws making cou,lics corpora
tons was introduced IN the House
by Rspro,eniative Hardy, oi Pal
lips county. 1t does away with all
suits brought by oider or against
counties. or hy the prevailing meth.
od OF services against counties, and
prDyidcs that hereafter demands
against coHDtjes shall be y sscd
upan by Couuiy Courts. Pgnm The
tinal order Of their appeals may hr
r. sontcd as now, it an appeal tnr
juhgrmrpt lac rcrcrscd the order
Of rcmnval shall be certified io hy
the ouniy Court, which ,hrrrUpoh
shall enter the judgement ot the
superior COurt as IT'S uwn When II
county has suits against all INDEED
ual, snlt may be brought in the
na.ac OF the State tor use OF conn,
ty. Al costs not received bv dc
icudant must bc pJid by the coun
". The hlll is IN force from ils
passage. 1t will doubtless reoo,ye
Executive approval
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01
Warning Oder.
7O.icc CT SHsc o. Real
Estate,

NOTICE - HEHEBg GayEN that by yistie
~ an eX.'uii'n 40 IRE iirrc ed from the tlrt Il
of the toInnInn PLEAS t1uri of Mississippi toGn
ty, Arkansas, rendered ht SAIL ,"art ~ it, jan
uary term. 1879 in the ease of ~ nj Williamson,
VI Jnl,. Y jackson, | will un
SATURDAY, ToEisT. DAY OF MARCH. 1879,
at the Goor Of the Court house. In the town of
Dsc'.ola. state Of Arkansas, oder for sale. and
yell to the highest billrr, un .redt OF TIN re
mon h. with approved -ernrity, the iulpwi q
dies rihr' real esia'e. b ia. situated In the Conn
~ 81 Mississippi and -'at- OF Arkansas. viz The
flgc,iunai wcsl haif ~ of Seciiun -, Township
10 North. Range Eat. G Dtaining 100 acres,
ri"rc ~ ies.; sai'' land having pr.n levied open
and will DE an as The pro 'erty OF John +
lacks n. The doionhdnt her in, 10 sat sll -aii
Judgment, interest Il cost. : aforesaid
W. Is. IIAekiNa,
Printer Zee, si2js.s.3 'her.h
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01
Legal Notices.
SherltFs Sale of Real Estate.

NOII,EIS IIENtBN GIVEN thai by virtue
of an cNCgItiou 10 me directed uy the lrik ui
the, ii,uIi CONT a. u ssis>ippi nhniA satisfy
"A iid =, urut tCtir Zee. iu said ,uuTl un 10" 2lsl
day tf prCtnhur, is.S aiAi,,-,, inter- II Hn'l
costs Ia ftNuI ~ frank l.. Ja.re> against hHr r-
,."we W by ur rsturlod. iy, icG upon the
North fa,st Guai.cr ti section TX (6l I"wuship
IwriN" ~ N,ih ia 81 Ten ,i0i Last. contain
Ing one LUrGr d and siNiy tldt acr OF iapd ;
also the sDatH- 3 ct Gu Eer y uf sccli IA (2Il
1wrIItN-styrn. Township U9 tnirtren, y nth
i,angr ~, El-i. containing ne hunGrrd and
Sky aUrrs vii in tIoT. Of the tuuIl II a. e
Door IA the town Of Oscr'la, within csal honIs,
sNTTUnAY MAR II END 1879.
scll to the ghssi hidtl'r on credit e ihir" (3l
months IN. gipyc dr-cribrd iiac! Il land, com
uencirg al tie VA tl-cas corner Oi zach ul Toe
abcve uIncd trgct-. IN tDc ,rder IN whicI they
re it,rriu nruiiaurl. and srling m iracis oi 10
n,rr> uniIl IN, e4iitc tract, ar s"ld, u"Iess the
aiur, said cstpuilnn T. s,lHnef satishtd.
purchaser Wtl be required { give mote with
apIruN,d stcurlty far tae purchase money, and
a lipu rytthrd utiun the land nuili same j. paid
N u lAskI>S,
oScc.la. Ich slh.. 1873 sHriia.
G1iutcr y tpc. 81. abl 3-.-l
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

awe understand that the 81 acres
nf land bought near Litllc Rock
tor lnwliing an INSANE Asylum on,
Is nearly tivo miles from the city,
and the land is poor aud almost
worthless, and that there is no Wa
ter au the laud or buildings oi ANY
charguter. This puts new feature
un the matter 10 what ~e first
un,, Independent Arkan-
sian
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01
April election.

Mn EDIToR Prrmi, us t. say,
through your columns, that il Mr.
4. A. tiarl;ck will submit his name
ms candidate for Mayor at lhc
coming April election, he will he
suppoNed by Il good may
Nutcra.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

We ean bat a niro the position
cf Hon. j. b, Juihins npon the
question to abolisa the Office OF Ad.
jatant GENERAL, and his defense pi
Gov. Miller. Since il il nercssary
Lat the stale should have military
force. II is absolutely necessary for
i!ia, force to have a head Of course
the Governor isex-otiicio command
errin'rhcil Df all the forces, yet
jusi No Captains are nepessary Ia
Coloness, 81 Adju:nnt-Gcneral to
G<Hrrsl in somEail. There 10 y
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01
sale OfEscaa Estate.

Notice I, hereby given that by virtue Of deed
of trust Nrcuir,l 10 john - Rlackwool. trustee
nn tn. 9Th day of April. u 1875. by j NJ
-p.ck and Wit, io secure to shoemaker Joplin
A Co, OF Memphis, tennessee, tain iitdrbt-
rdnrsr therein mentioned. and which sand se'i
fu II l. duly rCcurd 'u in Record Book Vol \.
Pages Is and 80 OF the Rrcorder's unic, at Oscc-
ua, M's>i.siuli Duhiy, Arkansas. l. the under
signed, having been ,luly appointed trusir. M
stead OF the sald John o Bldckwood, who l. iu-
capaciated from serving in tn, premises, ac-
sordinS Ia the 'crms of said deed Il trust. will
on SA1tRbN The l~, DAY or VI iRtH.
O.. -. lN7Y, In front al the court hOus. in the
town ~ O>ceola. within legal hOuf-, proceed to
70 tot ehi shc-i bidder Fog rAsii, III" follow
Ing described real estate situate in Missis- ID III
toun'y. 'rkaHsas fo-wii: The one unliy id.al
l-j) fifth Interest uf the ,aidJ. VI ~pecE in and
To the west Y III the south wrst oi section Is
the west = of tie marin west of section IS the
north west y II srotiru -; the south west a ut
the south wet rud the south west \ oI the
north uast ~ section ., aud the suutl ust n
of the sIuth east \ Ui s'ciiOu x all "a town hip
10 North, ta ge tast, aud the west n at The
-outh west oi seen IL 3, in towish p 1 'rth
Range East, Tor the purp,se ~ saiI-iyiny the
ind.bt pdhr-- Spctn,d hN said deed of trust, to-
=, th"r wi Ia the c,,.t- % rxtcutiug " the slinc.
he THE To- sail iaHds l. belle, ed iu he good
but will sell u ii convey as ru-teconly
T. II. MATilE>. rts'ee
O-ccola Ark, Jan 25, 1917. i2.i
Priutcr'S fee, Sll ,3j.)
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

W. II. FURpusu, (col.) represen
ta,iye from Ice comfy, Is extreme
iy anxious that somebody else
should appear IN tie bribery cas-
besides himself. II is II fishy tusi
ness when Logan aud Roofs and
". II. FuibusL associate.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

VS. would like Ia know what
more does Col. Donsn know abou,
women than any other man who
has had mother, SISTER, wife, sweet
hear: or Elolhcr-'n law. Let hin,
tell us. oh. let HIM tell us il Simoh's
w,ie's mother is dead yet, and We
will be satisfied.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

The Murphy meeiing last Sun
day WAS rather slack, on account
of those aho were TO entertain the
andieSce being absent. We were,
however, very much entertained
ty the fine reading of Mrs. Good
rich aud Maj. S. :. Semmes. Mr.
T.. II. Malhes il on i3,euehman'
Bayou, II, work in the cause.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

We CLEAN from exchanges that
ti.crc is quite stir in Walkcr cir.
'ies on aaspunl Of The charge Of
bribery beng brought against them,
BE careful, gentlemen, that your
own skirts are clear before You be.
gin 10 throw dirt at others.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

VIZ learn from the Hope City
Times that Gov. Miller aud Col
II ". johnson had u street Guarrc
some time ego, but that the affair
has rr 'bably been em'catIy settled
fic gentlemen, whal'- tie matter
with YOU folks Ut thp Rock 7 WY
don't you lei Csc ola wear the bell
y little while.