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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

DR.. @. 4. Scruggs, Of the Missionary
Baptist church, preached several SER
mons here and At Bagdad during the
latter portion Of last week, and the first
three days Of this week. His congre-
cations were large and attentive, and
seemed much interested IN the religious
services. The intended organization
Of Baptist church here has been tenn
porarily postponed,
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

Last sunday Messrs. Geo. IA. Wells,
John MeNeese and Benson II. Harmon,
were appointed BY the Methodist Sun
day school d committee ito which
Capt. %. M. Marsh, superintendent of
the school was added,) To invest the
proceeds Of the late public entertain
ment for the benefit Of the school IN
suitable literature for the use of the
Sunday school.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

AFFLICTED. Last week Gaines y.
Keener, Esq, died, after q brief illness,
terminating in traumatic tetanus from
an accidental wound BY Ratchet 10 one
of bis hands. Last Tuesday his little
son Wiley, aged about five years, died
with congestive fever after q few hours
illness. The doubly afflicted family
have the sincere sympathy Of this com
n,uni;v.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.

August 20, 1879
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

stands on the ST. Lons platform,
while sherman with his party in
dor~es the Republican platform of
1876. II is simply necessary TO
call attention to one great dItl' renee
Ia the two platforms Ono favored
resumption al all hazards aud the
other denounced the Republican
party for lls attempts al rcsnmptoni
~ advance OF proper preparation.
ny the government. So much for
lhis ridiculous charge The Gazette
charged that Tildcn went further
10 dishonor the South than the Re.
PUBLICAN party because he bjcctcd
10 paying southern clmms. And
yea nearly every Southern paper
IN the land iuJorscd his PORTION.
When Sheridan wrote his infamous
"banditu" dispatch proposing to
ieal with the people of Louisiana
as outlawcd criminals, Gov. Tildrn
said IN a special message to the
New York legislature that "suuh
an execution Q! any human being
AS was proposed by Gen. Sheridan
would be murder under our laws.
lie went Oh 10 say that unless such
propositions should be condemned
10y public rcprobali ~, the decay
OF the spirit OF freedom and the loss
Of all our ancestral traditios of lib
crty would realize the worst fears
oi The founders oi our government.
New York, he said, should declare
her scnlimcnls "with Il distihtness
II dignity, and solemn emphasis
which Will command the thoughtful
attention of Congress, of her sister
States, aud of the people of our
whole country" I, WAS just such
bold and patriotic u,tcrances as
these that saved Louisiana from the
murderors threats of sheridan.
How ridiculous the assertion that
The people OF the South, as Demo
Gratis, prefer 10 ma, c their alliance
with the West rather than with the
North and East. What Western
States can we count on in the
slruggleY What has tho West ever
done, except 10 present an alinoSt
unbru ken front Tor the RrpuhIican
party? The people oi the South,
the Democracy Of the South, will
not soon forget that New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut have
more thaL once stood in solid aIlay
for our candidates, when the West
stood solid for our encmiQS. They
are not such idiots as not TO know
that in the struggle of 1880 they
must expect aii from the same
quarter. The Democracy of the
South cannot be alichiatcd from
their brethren Of the North and
Erst on any shibboleih of finance
aud currency. Nor will the Democ
racy ui the outh be deceived, either
by ;he wa ton and malicious al
tacks of Republicans on Mr.. TIlden,
or tho no less malicious charges of
Democrats that has principles and
poilcy are Identical with those Of
the Radicals. - Arkansas beHocrat.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
W anss 50 stepped.
q s.eltcr vsihigi. Says ti.ai
asaAaelsay Sl.aig Ge No
Farther.

I" Can ii be that we are to have a
religious wal Can il be that the
free thinkers that are doing 80
much Tor our country wall toe 81
lenccd and not ALLOW cd to carry on
endless discussions Yesterday
Mr.. p. Mlnkwilz received the fol-
lowing letter:
LITTLE Rock, My 18th.
p. Minkwilz:
take this opportunity Of telling
you that you must either change
your views and conduct yourself
more gentlcmanly tords christians
or SIR you will surely be sory Tor
1t. this Is n christian country AND
such conduct wlll not bo tolerate
here you will hnd that your Infdcl
meetings wont succeed very we'll,
and it you ever have the audnclty
To hold pubic meetings here you
will regret it, and mark what say
lutidelily has gone about tar enough
IN this country, and you and the
balance of you will be checked in
your career before you know it. |,
you had your dues you and the
balance OF you would be IN the
Penitentiary to-day, lut If the laws
Will not do Justice to Christ, we
will take It into our own hands.
You may rest assured that Jaage
Lyach viii see that you ars iairfy
dealt with.
Now pr.y that you will see the
errors of your ways before 1t is too
late. you know yon are wrong and
that you are en- my to God, and |
beg that you will ask mercy OF him
before it is to lat, for again and
for the last time, | say that we wi
not see his name blasphemcd any
longer, tor we are organized aud
ready at Il moments warning To ilse
one and all not only here but all
over the L. $. aud forever hush In
fidelity, and in very short tune,
and am authorized to give you
timely warning and we will give
you ti.ae enough TO 60 aud give
your soul to c rist but it aust be
soon, and without delay you can
save yourself and your friends by
Immediately rccantlng, and repent
ing and come to CHRIST, and b. pc
suadiug them to toiow, You know
now that YOU and your associate,
aud low vulgar prolare and in
temperate class OF people, but Of
course when you experience a
change OF heart, aud ask Gods mer-
cy you will become more mcral
and we will then respect you in
Christ, and for his sake we again
ask you 10 come ere It Is too late.
Your friend in CHRIST & Ezcmy n
/ ififhy May God have mercy
on your soul, I change your heart.
Amen.
L. X. Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
Some Facts.

All the worst elements of the
Democratic party IN New York
the Tammany ring with John kel-
ley at It's head, all the single stan
d,lrd Democratic papers with the
New York World ut their head, the
bondholders with August Belmont
in the lead are moving heaven aud
earth to defeat the nomination oil
lilden. This will not be denied.
All the Republican pirates, the ma
chine men with Johnny Davenport
at their head, all the gold papers OF
the party such rs the Times aud
The Tribune are working in the
same direction. Does ANYBODY dare
question the truth OF this state
mcnty How ridIculously absurd
then is the charge of the Gazette
that the bondhoidlng ring, of both
parties are The friends Oi Mr.. Til
den.
All the leading corrup,ionisis O.
both parties are against Tllden be
cause they have ieIt his power in
unearthing their corrupuons and
exposing their frauds.
Ii has been charged that Mr.. Til
den favored mono -mcIalism aud up
pDsed the RECOMMENDATION OF silver.
Ne asked for Il slagle lihe, one lIt.
lie word from any oi his letters or
speeches that would sustain the
charge. 1t could not be produced
Ii was charged ahd is yet charged
tiat Tildvn stood ami still Stands
with John Sherman on the cQrrcnny
question hen the irnih Is that
iiidcn Yilh all o.hcr Democrats
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

THE citizens Of the town Of Scar
cy, White county, are Of an enter
prising turn of mind. They have
Just finishcd a new brick church
,shich is AZ ornament to any city,
blllt railroad from the town Ia
White river, distance Of nine
miles, and now propose to establish
y coiion factory. There are many
other improvements of minor i'm
portancc going on in the town.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

TnQuGH no formal DECISION iC
that effect was made, it seems to be
the general understanding that The
Democrats will now attempt to pas,
the two appropriation bills with
clauses stating specifically what tho
money appropriated shall be uset
for, and that none of it shall b,
used Tor the transportation o
troops to the polls or for their ser
vices at the polls, and that none O
1T shall be us.d tor the payment o
supervisors and dcputy.marshalls
IL is extremely doubtful If Mr.
Hayes would approve such bills
Some OF tho stalwarts, however
say that he can safely approve the
Army bin, and then rs commands
er.ln-chei! of the Army, disoboy it
After passing these bills, it is fur
ther understood Congress will ad,
journ.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
Redemption of Lands.

The NEifof : ~. section 80. Township 10
Range ~ Hast, which WIS sold Tor taxes Iune / I
A. IS. anA lpgSN by \ J. Dean, h.. been TIL
day red''Ined by O. = Lylos. the owner there.
Oi paying Into the County Treasury ut Missi-si 10
pi County Ark. the rum OF Ss.ii, IN full OF ali
tax, pemity H,l costs.
THIS Ma 81, 1879.
JAMEs X. y. HALE, Clerk.
By HUH Il. McNei-h, u. G..
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

The editor OF this paper being
absent, Is not responsible fer any.
Thing which appeared in its columns
last week, nor will he be responsi.
|lc for what appears in this issue ;
hui you may 60 for him in the fu-
{Drc if you choose. The "devil's'
assistant will resi- n to-day.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

Tue State Press has for several
months past been discussing the
merits and dement's of sew
eraI prominent gentlemen for
the presidency in 1850. As for our
part, We are in favor of Tilden, but
il this should be II mistake, the cdi-
tor can correct it when he returns
IRON the Press ssoclation.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

irue, Judge Gyper; u indebteS to a
bargain by no means the most hon.
est Tor his first, and may be, also for
bis last elecli"n as judge. 1t looks
strange 10 the Whine people uf Phil
iips, after they have b1rtered away
lnelr right intellectually to tie
the Judse-hlp TOR the bala 1cIng vote
OF white county, tor the beneiicia.
ry to bite ,he hand that fed him.
we don't W 'n1er at the World :
Indignation al Cypcrt's action, and
only wonder that the indictment is
preiaced by hattery too stale to be
admired. The best thing Judge
Cypert could do would be /, retire
to IA saw-mlII, where his talents
would have iull play."-Jackson-
port Herald.
Our Judge, Hon. l.. l.. Mack,
takes the same vioW of the enforce
mcnt Of the WiSdcmeanor laws as
does Judge Cypert, and at the las
term Of the court instructed the
grand jury to the same effect, there
Ly to greater or lees degree de-
ieating the object of The legislature,
which was to lospcn the expenses
of county governments. From
whence either of these gentlemen
derive their authority to bring mis-
dcmcqpQr cases before the grand
jury, we are at loss to know.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

TnE sale of cotton in the New
York market Is becoming alarming,
buL what do we care for such ex-
citement in New York The high
price of cotton at this season OF the
year never does tho farmers any
rood.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
L. X. Gazette.
~~-

"TnE Helena World goes tor tie
scalp oi Judge Cypert in II lively
siv!c. IL seems that the Judge not
only repeated in fel!Iips ans iolly
uf Lee on the mislcmcanor law,
but yeniureA on The dangerous sea
OF election frauds. / al tales are
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

THE justices of the peace in this
county would like to know wheth-
or they can arrest and punish Of
tenders pnlpr their.pcw Jurisdiction
without requiring bond for cost
The Attorney General, beng the
only unbiased lawyer in the State
le1ccpt prosecuting attorneys,
should give them an opinion.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

TUX Arkansas Traveller comes to
ps this week on tho "hali she'll
Syc suppose tho editor is out hunt
ing "itcms" against "rhc Hon.
John Q. RlackY9od. a member
from Mississippi County"
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
BEATTY PIANO
drand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parl0r Organs.
\ word in their favor read:
from the tAlgin III ! Rci0rmcr:

. word IN their favor. read:
from the tAigin. III Rciarmcr:
I'VE havu IN our own butisc ono OF the pianos
h1feitis,d by Daniel + B,ut'y in another col-
ulhn, auu do not hesitate tp recommend it from
our kno~lcdgr Of ~ quality. Mr. Beatty has
"talt 'ciy hunorably by us.''
ID. y. sodgwick, OF Bonuparte, Iowa, says;
'organ game tu hand all safe aud after one
noun ifml rcud yon the cash. II more than
uetlH my expectations The tone Is exceeding.
w hnr nld nel"dieus, and the case Is stylish and
beautifully dnispcd -
from j. ttrtei, Esg CaBhier National B,oad-
way lmuk, New lmk:
organ No 100 received. Asian fully salts
geo WIN me Instrument, remit without iur-
Ulei uclay haNenot thought II necessary to chil
eApel'" TO tcstit All my iHDily arc dcisntcd
Every instrument lully warranted Tor six years
~ s'tcl INST class iu every respect. aud hs
guarantee II good tailh lhcy are shipped on fron,
20 l'diys ttattri1l. money Iciuuie,l aud freight
.hHIg' palu h"ia ways uy me II they are IN any
,Nrm mlsfrlT'senlcd or prove unsatisfactory
No'nnls i!irsr thau ihis can be offered
hpENl5 AIMED, tut where | have none
,srie discounts made 10 Introduce in new locEl-
n.s Stnd for Illustrated ADVERLIsER (Caia-
WEue tdiunnl. with tcstimon ais from disiu-
h"i-htu persons, some of whom YOU may know,
uu,ivlt nul ing elsewhere. Address ID ANIhL r.
hLA IL " ltliugtun, New Jerrcy
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

"GLS, y, T. ppham, OF Fort
Smith, ia laying u track for his
,loroughbreds.-Ex.
II Is is the same Upham of "blacli
Mite, and mal,iia notoriety. A
few short ysaip $50 he WAS II bark-
rupt udventnrer living among he
grvcs i'll squaiid poverty, near Au-
sus,a. He now has thoroughbred>
aud race track. "No telling the
lrck Of lopsy calf" Rcconstrpc.
ton did wonders for Upnam. 1t
enriched but could not ennobie
him."--Jacksonport Herald.
You are correct, brother Lynn
and be is the same ID. P. pphan
who invaded this county March
1860, under whose directions Dr.
Acre, Capt. McA lister, Alex. BauglI
and other good cllizens OF Crit,en.
den and this County, were cruelty
and brntaiiy mprdered near this
town, without the serbIance OF a
tri.l or warning Of the Impending
da,iiiicer. lie Is the same Gen. d.
p. Uphass vino .se4 bis hellisl'
u,ulltla TO rob and plnnder the peo-
pie of Mississippi ard other counties
In this State, who extracted money
from them for the privilege OF stay
jng u, Il home apd ar,end'as 10 thel'
'h.su business, binding lhsn under
>eijty Of an Gath, ~ lie mug
uns or pistols. neveE la
Z <able crime.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

We arc for Tilden for the Presi
aency, because we know that he
was fairly elected by the better
class OF the American people in
1876, and swindled out OF IT by
traud aud Radical trickery, aud 10
chastlse them, we'll show 'em we
can do II again, but they cant.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
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The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

TIP Nationals of Ohio have held
tlie,r convention and nominated
Gen. Saunders Pratt for governor.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

IIoNsThomas Ewing is the Dem
ocralic nomiusc for Governor OF
Ohio.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

"TnE Silver bill hangs fire in he
Senate Finance Committee, Sena
tor Fcrry holding the balance Of
power. He is opposed to consider,
ing it at this session of Congress
and will do all he can to prevent
action until next winter. But the
bill Was passed in order that the
President might veto it, and the
Democrats want the advantages
which are to Result thcrc.rom
Meanwhile the Democrats are
crowding Bayard and Herman, who
are opposed to the bill, to let il
be reported. The ninth section o.
the bill is said TO have been sc
altered as to destroy the effect o
the fourth section, which gives th,
profits of coinage to the govern
mcnt. Ncgnwhile a large lobby
is in Washington whose efforts ar,
prlncip'y directed toward kccpin.
the profits OF coinage for spec
ulation." Memphis Herald.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

CuIIr-JUsTIcE English has re-
Gently deliversI an oplnl ion in a
case taken up from Logan county,
re-aiirmng the case Of Fife VS.. the
State. (pistol case) tor which the
editors of Mheeler's Independent
become very indignant and in
their issue OF June 4th pgblish n
long article headed "Chiei Justice
English ys. the Public PEACE in
which he attempts to make it ap-
pear that Judge English lis an ass
and himself a great jurst. We
nave examined these decisions, to
gcther with many Others from sew
oral States, as well as the Constitu
tion, therefore we cannot sustain
you, gentlemen, in your uowarrant
sd attack aginst our Chief Justice.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

continuing tn, testimonials oi practical farmer,
'hl Da'r, tnrr throughout the United ~tatoa hh'
HFt"nN We've Of cows teat 8 and lag diss'e,r
e' ait s"rltiE caly cxpHinel by Dts WHY
dtr-s t,tu Il KIN, i,rrsit,pi.
uheo, 5'5 Dr. adway, New York
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07

.CusNrs Foster has been nom''
mated 'or governor Of Ohio by the
Republican party.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
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Legal Notices.
SheriRs Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue
of an alias execution to me directed 10y the Clerk
oi the Circuit Court OF u Ds.!ssipYi County, Ark
r. satisfy balance Of three hundred and MY
live BE- 100 dOi.lrs, Interest ana costs Of Judge
mcut rendered in said Court on the llsi. day uf
December, 1919, in favor of Frank l.. Janes
against Charles iuweu, ami by me returned. lev
icG Cu one undivided 8, interest la the follow
iug lands tu-Nit; All oi section /, Township Is
Narth. Range u Edst; all Of section ,, Town
ship > North, RpuSe - East " !, of Section
(, Township - North, Range r. Eu.t, coutain-
ing Ia n ! II j 6l-lUJ acres. Also the West ha (
t,l Of ecti3h H., township L. North, Range 10
Eg~t. ahd " y of section H. Iowush u rs
North, itngr 10 East, and the l. ! Of the i, Of
Section g. township y North, Range 10 last,
containing 60 actcs viii oh
SATURDAY THE IN DAY OF JUNE 1879,
within legal hOpts, aud IT, front OF the Court
iiousc door ia The town of psceola. Sc | said
Lands 20 the highest bidder, on credit Of three
90 muhths. 10 satisfy said execution, Interest and
eGets said land will bc sold in trncts of forty
tiD acres each, a. near as ma" b.. commencing
u the Moth tnsi enfn-s oi each tract in the
order Ia which they are herein abuve named.
and continuing until all are sold, unless iaid cX-
'Culiun j. sooner satisfied.
fufrhisct will be required 10 Eiyc note with
approved security for the purchase money, and
livn retained upon the land until same is paid
W u HASkINS,
Oscrnla MAY 18th, lS7g sheriff
Blacksuod Il Mathes,
Atty's for Plaintiff.
priutcr'- fee, 81 5-li-i.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
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vplum, II s.S pascs-li clrglnt Illustrations
Pie" s2ul
Agents Wanted . ni'%. iS aad Is BE- p'c,'S eoS-
~ I'D thHi this il the most saleh'c beck In
the iurkdt. or, to save Tim g. send i1c ~ oncy
i'r tsnvissing ] ook aud STATE Nodr choice OF
tpNnships Address.
y. THOMPSON AGO irlbs. st Losis, Mo.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
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1t is claimed the assets OF cold
Memphis will hardly pay more
than fifteen per cent. of its debt,
which exceeds SI,500,0O0.