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The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
AssGSs8r's Boiler.

Yon arc hereby notified that |
will be at tho following voting pre-
cincts, aud at the times indicated.
Cor the purpose ofassessins the per
sonal property in Mississippi coun-
ty, for the year 1879 viz:
Carson Lake-School house, Jurc
0 and 10.
Scott Dickinson Nil, June le,
- and II.
Pocan-R. W. Friends store,
June lS and II.
Golden Lake,. w. Rhodes &
Go. 's'store, June 70 and 20.
oy-Fergnsons store, June %
and q.
Swayne-L. D. Rozzcll's housc
June 26.
Clear Lakc-School housc, June
2S and 30.
Canaiian-W Wiliiam'. store, July
: and 3.
Chickasa wha-Tisscraud's store,
July s, ! andS.
East Big Lake--Sam. Hector's
house lnly II ana Is.
Blg L;.ke-School house, July II,
Is and ID.
Little River B. F. Jackson
house, July % and %.
Monroe-Clerk's Office, July 2S,
%, 30 and 81.
and yon are further notified that
II you taI to meet me at your ro
spective precincts as above indica
ted, and at the time mentioned, you
@ili be charged with the penalty
for such default, as the law directs
W. II. SPEED,
Assessor Miss. Co., Ark.
May 23rJ, 1879.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
Press Asaociat;on s,aIl.

The ball and banquet 10 be gwen
the Arkansas Press ASSOCIATION
will, IN all probability, be the
grandest aifair of the KIND ever
witnessed IN Pine Blua. The Pres.
ldeGt of the Associatlun IS gratifed
in Announcing the following gentlc.
men ~ chairmcn OF the different
committees, VIZ:
Ell. u. Houston, Master OF Cers
monies.
Sam. r. Hilzhelm, Invitation
COMMITTEES.
W. ID. Hearn, Floor Mqnascr.
j.. {. Howeil, Decoration ald
Hall.
ID. &. Bell, Music.
These gentlemen will select surh
olhcr gentlemen ~ they may decui
proper 10 act with them on the
committees. Mr.. +. G. Smirt bas
kinuiy given the use of his bali lor
The meetings CT the convention and
The hnlghss Ot Py ythIas will doubt
less grant the use of Their hail Ter
The bali and 5anqnel.--Pipo BlgH
Press.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
sy-vt,z.s os a Diseased Liver.

Dam in the right side, under TIC
edge of the ribs. increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the let
side; the patient is rarely able TO lie
en- the ict side: sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top oil nc
shoulder, an. Is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stohi-
ach is affected with loss OF appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are cos;ivc, soTnc6as. alternative with
lax; tbs head is trou5lc! With PAIN,
accculp aaied With dut. heavy SEN
saeon 10 the back part. There IS gem
orally a considerable loss OF memory,
accompanied with painful sensation
OF having lei. yndorc something which
ought 10 have b:el Gore. A sight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
Tn: patient complains ct wcarincs5
and debility; he ;s easily startled, his
fee, are cold or burning, and he COM
plains OF d prickly sensation o: tho
skin his SPIRITS arc low; and zhhough
he is satisfied ths. exercise would be
beneficial TO him. yet he can scuoely
summon up fortilude cnous h 10 ty i.
IN fact. hc distrusts escsy reiseds:
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease. bet Cases have occnuud
where few Of them existed. yes Cyaya-
ination Of the body. aAcr death. has
shown the LIyEs to have been ex.cn-
sively derauged.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
Very Respectfully,
J. 0. BLAcKwoop.

A correspondent Of the Arkansas
Tribune, who writes under tho nom
de plume of" lash" asks the ed-
tor ii he don't think the last legis-
lature was composed OF right
clever set of "iellers," aud also re-
fcrs TO "Bob's" saloon, and in lhe
same letter bcgs the editor not to
expose him by telling who Hash
Is, etc. Now when "ieiler" don't
want his name known after admit
ting that be was u member of the
legislature, we think he is ashamed
of something, either OF his associa.
tions at "Bob's" or that lie was a
member OF the legislature, or that
the people OF his county were fools
enough 10 send him. or that he
owed the Tribune dollar. How
was it, anyhow, brother Mossy
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
MIrDLE TEyyE'sEE, May 2j, 1879.
FDrTpR TIMEs-Dcar Old Friend I:

MIrDLE TENNESSEE, May 2j, 1879.
FDITpn TIMEs-Dcar Old Friend I:
By your kindness, | will talk
with the Osceola hoy~, and some
who are not boys, through the col
umns oi the TINES. Ii seems an
age, though only half a year, since
| lefi the peaceful and hoSpitable
shores OF 'Arllansaw,' 10 seek
health and pleasure amid the green
hills and silvcry streams of Middle
Tennessee. This is the second time
| have bad TO leave tho maiarious
districts of the Mississippi 20 lnd
health N higher latitude. Ar
Kansas is the place to make money,
hui this is the country to enjoy it in
TO the greatest advantage. While
you, Nr. Editor, and the "boys
rush around 10 Bnllsr's to get some
thing "cool," or TO GarIick : to get
something "warm," and vainiy
strive with two palm-lcat FANS to
escape the heat and tho music OF
the "skeeter," oniy have 10 take Il
stroll amid The groves 20 some bub
ling spring or dashing waterfall and
there, famed by the gentle zcpbyrs,
cool and fresh from the mountaino
drink natures beverage and liye !.
Since leaving Osceola, | have Wis
led many places of interest in Mid.
die and East Tennessee. Crossing
the mountains twice on horse back, ,
| SAW some or tho finest scenery per-
haps on the continent. Towering
rocks deep chasms and magniiicen;
waterfalls meet the eye Ut every
turn. Middle Tennessee il yearly
becoming more and more a summer
resort for the Sorthrrn people.
rulIahooma is one OF the most at.
ractIve and pleasant places perhaps
in the State, located on the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad, t35 feet
above Nashville, on bench of lhr
mountain, surrounded hy numerous
mineral springs, whose waters ex
crl a magical influence by iuIusing
new life into vermont people and
restoring age to youth. Several
beautiful WATERFALL near this place
nearly one hundred lect high, al-u
excelicnt hotel accommodations
where hundreds OF people spend
u @ summer. | go INTO detail bo
canse | expect to spend tho summer
at this place, aud would be glad to
SEQ any ogmy Arkansas friends wbo
wish to spend the summer away
from home at small expense. Thit
is II delightful country and | may
remain hero permanently, but
often thnk OF the good people oi
Arkansas who stood by me in sick
ness as well as in health. can
never repay them, but can arprc-
tiatc.
Mr.. Editor, allow mo 20 present
my kindest regards in the render
of the TINES, and to the children
and when the warm days shal
come, pack up and fee to th'
mountains, and don't forget to stol
At Tu,lahooma.
JONI T. MATDEs.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31


We suggest TO the several JUS
ticcs OF tho peace of this county,
and over the State generally, rig
ID enforcement of the laws, for uc-
cording to Act 7, section 27, page
27 oft tho constitution thcy eau be
removed from Office (Which is dis
grace by the Circuit Court, either
upon Information, prescntment or
indictment, and for their benefit
wc give below the section referred
to-:
Sec. 27. Tho Circuit Court shall
have jusisdiction upon information,
prcsentmcnt or indictment, TO re-
move any county or township Off
Ger from Office Tor incompetency,
corruption, gross immortality, Grim.
nal conduct, niaIieasance or nonfeas-
nuce IN Office.
Now whether the Act of the last
Legislature, comforting Jurisdiction
upon Justices Of the peace in all
csascs OF ,nisdcmeanors was wise or
unwise, il has nevertheless become
the Law, and must continue IN force
until the eapreme Court declares
i not tho law; therefore officers
p!d goycru themselves accord
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
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From the fElutu III ,R.f,r,,..x

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FROM the tElgln. III RefOrmer:
I've ha,e in our own house one Of the pIano,
aHVeiiI scd by Daniel r Bratiy in another col
uml' aud DO not hesitate to recommend II from
our kho"lcdse OF its quality. Mr. Beatty has
"cal very honorahly by us.'
ID. e. sedgwick, o. Bonaparte, Iowa, pays:
organ came 10 hand all safe: aud after ono
houI tral send You the cash. II more than
he.ts my eNpectstions. Tho tone is EXCEEDING
" me aud mcldioa-, aud the case Is stylish AID
beautifully flushed -
From ); L; Everett. Esq Cashier National Broad.
way i'auk, New York:
organ No. 6O received AsTam fully satjs-
Ren WIN the Instrument, Irrfnit without fur
lhef delny have not thought it necessary to call
Experts To testit. All my family are delighted -
Every Instrument fully warranted for six years
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10, ,sl1.H @ @n.ll ing elsewhere Address, DA NELL "
BEATTY, ashington. New Jersey.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
State Sup. Pub Instruction.

Hon. John 0. BlackwOod, OF
Mississippi, county, in replying TO
the charges made against him by
the Arkansas Traveller, in reference
to the Trumpler claim, shows his
ability to WELD the pen IN defense
of his action while a member of the
last Legislature. You were right,
John, in refusing 10 report in favor
OF a claim you did not believe TO
be just. Prairie County Appeal.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
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May 23rI, 1879.

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Great West Ird;es Fever ard Agur
Remedy, New and great Medicine
lnr ChiIls, Fcvcrs BlIiouSno-s aud
Liver Complaint, at J. l.. Driver &
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store for Cuban Chill Tonic, the
Great West Indies Fever & Aguc
Remedy, great remedy from Cuba
guaranteed 10 cure chills and fevers,
hilliousness and Liver Complaint
every time. 1t Is the finest medr-
cine in the world. Everybody
should try it.
John l.. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters Tor choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
ACUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills. in
cAsas oP AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Qu.nine. arc productive Of
the most happy rcsults. No better
caiAartic can BE used, prepaI a,oy to,
or afe- taking Quininc. We woula
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For G. bilious ierangcmcnts, and
as a simple purga.iye, they arc I'm.
cqualed.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
pEwAEE CT INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box IA, 4 rcd w,x sea, on the
lid, with tn. impression Ds. McIAsE's
LivFR Pills.
The genuine McLANR's LIVER Pills
bear the signature, OF c. McLASs and
FLEMING Bsos. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine Ds.
c. McLASE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being fall Of limitations OF the
name McLGae, spelled differently bnt
sAme pronunciation.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
JouN T. MATDEs.

DEPARTMENT OF PUB. INSTRUCTION,
OFFICE OF SUPER NTENDENr,
IhttIe Rock, Ark. May q, 1879.
To the Public School Officers and
Teachers:
Through the kindness and libcr
ality of Rev DR.. Sears, general
agent of the Peabody Educational
Fund, I have succeeded in securing
the services OF Prof. John J. Ladd,
of Virginia, for the Norrlai District
Institutes required by section Is
of the School Law. lie will arrive
at Little Rock on the 10Th of Au-
gust, and remain in the State for
several months. Bo Ia a scholarly
gentleman, a iorciblo and attractive
speaker, entirely familiar with the
machlpery of Public Schools, and
thoroughly conversant with the
latest aud best metho1s Of teachi.g.
In n private letter To me DIR. Scars
says: "Prot. Ladd il many sided,
lively, inspiring and Il valuable
and safe guide. He belongs to tho
present age as to all school improve
ments.'
Distinguished educators and
speakers are under promise to de-
liver addresses, aud assist III max
ing the Institutes occasions of in
teicst and profit. sincerely trust
that | shall have your hearty co
operation in this important depart
ment of educational effort. | am
IN correspondence with County Ex-
amners, and will publish places
and dates at an early day.
Very respectfully,
JAS. l.. DENTON,
State Sup. Pub Instruction.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-31

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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-05-15
CyclOpGdia of Literature.

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To- the ( vol. edition, in half morocco, gilt
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oilers are received before June l, and q
further discount Of 10 per cent. to those or
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-05-15

The weather was almost cool enough
for frost the latter part of last week,
md as consequence tho young cotton
h.,s fared badly. Some persons have
p'owei it up aud replanted, and others
have PLANTED corn instead.
A trial jnstice at Ninety.Six declares
that it is the one-horse lawyers, and not
ti;: trial justices, who make the coun-
try poor and are bringing the law into
dsrepute. "And between them both,
they licked the platter clean.
The latest fashion is pink stocking
or the right leg and a white stocking
o. the left. This will be of practical
u for ladies who can hardly tell right
from ieh. It can be "piuk leg"
I'D "white leg" like shay foot" "straw
t1ot," ior raw recruits.
| The aocks of Geese around Camden
a. increasing rapidly, and the goslinss
a"a aImost large enough for the thieves
/" commence on. We can almost imag-
iae nov that the low and idle vaeabonds
az anticipating what nice time they
W: have this summer over the fat young
" roo=s stuffed with sage and ing'uas."
Ae ne train moved off from the de-
p Monday morning. containing the
d..;ra es who had been here to the
cciorcG Baptist State Convention, a
venerable old "brudder" waived q part
IN, adieu to the crowd around the de-
pot and said "good>bye! de chick
c:s can crow now"
During one of the nights that Rev:
+. ". Lamar was preaching here, he
i said to have turned to gentleman in
tie congregation. who was looking at
h;s watch, and said "You need not
lc~t ar your watch, sir. I will not stop
p"raching until I get through with
wat | have to say"
4 aantleman of our town, who is no
alton to Eli Perkins or Rev. DR.. Tai
u.ags, lays that if you will go into your
e',rlen just before sun-up, catch seven
eut>worms, place them IN the joint of
mmcA cane, and throw the cane into
P'aerr2e Greek, all the other cut worms
Wi leave your garden, and not come
back ,iis season,
While preaching at Due West last
Sunday, DR.. Plumer is said to havy
turned to young lady who was idld
fogeyng the leaves of her book, ane
sad, shut up your book" IF any one
clsa had said such q thing, it would
b,ve been called IAN objectionable &C.
ccntric;ty." AS it was, it can hardly
he called good manuers.-Abbev'Ue Me.
dim.
The county commissioners have in-
dirted Col. W. T. Barrett aud Rich.
R.9des, the latter one of Armstrong;
drivers for breaking open the gate Of
4, Wateree bridge. Col. Barrett
started for Columbia late at night not
log since, and found the bridge gate
! cked. Not being able to arouse the
k per, he opened the gate with crow
b.. and crossed the Rubicon." The
b aripe is fixed for June 16, before
TGal Justice Hay.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-05-15
NJ EMORIAL DAY.

On the 10th of May, 1S43, amid the
thunder Of cannon and the tread Vi con-
tending armies, the vital spark that was
renauted il the mortal frame OF !5t0n1-
wall jackson left its earthly tenement,
and scared to regions higher. \ great
and suff"riag pco7lo bowed their hc,3s
in sorrow, and sobbed in accents Iow
though deep for the great departe hero.
That day was day of tublic calamity.
That day was one Of mourning and dis
tress-a day not to be f"rgotten soon
by the people who loved him so much,
and whose life blood seemed, as it were.
to belong to every vein that coursed
through the Southern body. Stonewall
Jackson died, and as his breath passed
away, the very heart of the Southern
Confederacy seemed diseased and soon
oeasrd to beat He was laid away IN
the quiet town IF Lexington, and rs his
body was consigned to the tomb, IT."
whole people of this land wept, and ieit
tho awful throcs Of an agony wors' than
death Itself. It was not long befrre the
country for which he had fouglt, and
to which he had added so much g'cry
and renown, yielded up the great prize
and came under the roll Of conquer
ors' heel In this hour of her bitterness
however, ,hcre slept from the /" ".int.c-
tam" to the Texas frontier, the 9clIrs
of thousands Of her noblest an! hcst
sons. Their bleeding b"hies a:!cag i
shc fary oi the awful struggle an: Il cir
gallant deeds were a part Of the r.arsaal
rlory Of tie civilized vorld.
BY many, very many, the de:"ise Of
this great General was considered as
the turning point in the tide Of South
ern Independence, and South Carolina
has accepted the anniversary of his lcaih
as day ct 20 assemble togethcr and
pay tribute to the noble men who gave
up all in her behalf. So, on Saturday
last, quite early. the old survivors could
be seen coming from all quarters, and
the solemnity and feeling manifested up
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-05-15
De Lunatico Inquirendo.

A commission dc iunatico mqaireado
was held last week before Trial JUS
ice Durant, of Sumter county, upon
The mental condition of Miss Cathe-
,ine johnson, who lives in the lower
edge of Kershaw county. Drs. Nc
Lean and Mcleod were the physi-
clans composing the commission, and
Miss Johnson was pronounced by
them to be insane. The proper pa
pers were made out for her admis
lion to the Asylum at Columbia.
While it perhaps makes no material
difference, the question arises has a
rial Justice Of Sumter county the
authority for jurisdiction over a case
Of this kind when the subject is a
resident of kershaw.