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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
PATENT TO a
PLACER MINING CLAIM,

APRIL 18th, 1870.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN Isaac Abrahm whose Post Oflice
address is Weavervile, Trinity County,
State Of California, has filed his Applica>
zion for Patent for the CHAMPLAIN
h co. GOLD PLACER MINE, situ>
at ed IN Weaverville Mining District,
Trinity County, State of California, and
more particularly described in the Field
Notes and Plat of said claim now on file
in this office, towit:
In Township 33 N RS West contain
ing 20 So 100 acres being Lot No. 40. Conn
meHclng at the corner common TO Sec
tions Nos Z, &, IL and Is of Twp SO, N
X No 8 West Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian and running thence var. lso
80 Il 1900 chains to an Oak Post inches
diameter feet long marked "a" in
rock mound situated on the inner edge OF
a reservoir smbankment for the starting
corner IN the survey OF the exterier boun-
dary of the claim. From the starting
corner l ran var. 1So 80 II North 900
chains TO an Oak Post inches in diame-
tor marked Is In u rock mound being the
North East corner thence West POI
chains TO point in the water OF the res
ervoir OH the s Il boundary of Hupp -
McMurry Placer Mine thence S 40 w
Z1.1Z chains 10 Pine HOst inches dams
eter feet long marked III and set in
rock mound thence East IL rs chains to
the 5th corner of claim Pine Post 4
inches diameter, feet long marked Il in
an earth mound thence s 4O0 East 1880
chains TO an OAK Post inches diameter,
8 feet loEg marked g q and II set in
rock mound from which pine tree
inches diameter var. N 800 w 20 links
distant thence 40 chains N 2lo Il along
the w b OF the Cooper Gu.ch Placer
line to an Oak Post 4 inches diameter 3
feet long and marked q q and q in a
mound Of rock thence N 80 Il 400
chains to place of beginning. 5aid claim.
is bounded on lst and End courses by
Public Mining lands, on the 3rd course by
Hupp Il McMurry Mine, on the 4th and
the lst 328 links of the 9th course by the
Hooking Mine, on the remainder Of tho
9Th course by land claimed by The X.
Sing China Company, on the 9th course
by the Cooper Gulch Mine and on the 7th
course by unclaimed Mineral land.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are required to present ths same
TO the Register and Receiver of the
United States Land Office at Shasta, Call
ifornia, within Sixty days from the first
Publication OF this Notice.
AARON BELL, Register.
apll9.6Od
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

THINK ABOUT IT.-The attention of
every voter in Trinity County is particu-
larly directed to the communication pub
lished on the second page of this paper
Improsor is an old and valued cor
respondent of the JOURNAL, a pioneer of
the county, and one identified with its
best interests. The point he makes has a
direct bearing upon this section, as an
onerous tax on mining is not only possi>
Bile but highly probable under the New
Constitution. That instrument should
not receive single vote in Trinity Coun
ty. The COW counties will cinch us if
they can and the New Constitution gives
them unlimited power.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

ABOUT BALLOTS. Although it is rus
msred that an attempt will be made ia
circulate illegal ballots on election day,
we do net think such an attempt will be
made. We have seen three different lots
OF ballots received here from Sacramento
and San Francisco and they are the same
as these furnished by the State Printer.
For the information of all we will say
that the ballot must contain the words
For the New Constitution, or the
words Against the New Constitution. !"
Anything more or less than this will rem
der the ballot illegal and it cannot be
counted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

RAIN.-It ra ined here for short time
Thursday night, and showed low Down
on the mountains. Since our last report
two weeks ago, "a inches Of rain has
fallen, making the total for the season
3s 81: to this must be added the moisture
contained in sS inches of snow, equaling 3X
inches of water and making the total fall
81 II inches,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

RUNAWAY During severe elbow"
at Douglas City, Thursday afternoon, a
paste board box was driven under bug
gy team, tied in front of the hotel, caus-
ing spirited runaway. Rssult-a
sprung axle and wheel minus several
spokes. The horses were uninjured and
taken altogether the accident was much
less serious than it might have been.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

A GooD RoAD.-Geo. W. Ward, Over
seer OF Douglas City District, has done a
splendid job in building the wagon road
around Rocky Point out of reach of high
water. The line of the road is the same
as that laid out by Tom Carr many years
ago when he was Overseer of Weaver
vile District. The road is in bed rock
all the way and is one of the best in the
county. A suggestion in reference to an
improvement has been made and should
be acted upon. 1t is that the road be
widened in two or three places sufficiently
to admit the passage of teams travelling
in opposite directions. George Ward is
one of the best Overseers in the county
and the people of his District appreciate
the valuable services he has rendered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

SUPERvIsoRs.-Next Monday, 5th, is
the frst day of the regular May Term of
The Board of Supervisors. Among other
business to come before the Board will
De that of appointing Election Officers
Tor the September election and establish
Tag some new precincts. 1t is also prob
able that seme action will be taken. in
connection with the Shasta Supervisors,
IN relation to toll road matters. All
oilis should be presented prior to the
meeting of the Board.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

I. PINcUs returned Wednesday and
New Goods for the firm are arriving
daily. For sample of the very latest
style of hat gaze upon the JOURNAL man.
Next week Pincus & Co., will have some
thing to say through our advertising col
umns this week they have been crowd
ed out to make room for reading matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

RETURNED.-John Martin and For.
dyce Bates returned from San Francisco
last Saturday. Both gentlemen say that
during their absence they met neither a
business man nor working mechanic who
was in favor of the New Constitution
and predict it will be badly beaten in the
State. Both will vote and work "Agsinst
the New Constitution -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

REMovED.-J. Il. Balch has removed
to his new store, under Good Templar
Hall, and is now receiving one OF the
most extensive and elegant stocks OF
Mems and Boys Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, etc., ever brought to town.
Among other new articles in which Mr..
Bslch will hereafter deal we notice an
excellent assortment of paper hangings.
The new store is the neatest in town and
Mr. Bslch W i'll soon have it we'll FLIED
with geeds. Lock out for new advertise
.msnt naxt week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

DENTISTRY. DR.. T. j. Holden, office
at the New York Hotel, will remain in
Weavervile short time and attend to
all business in his line which may offer.
Particular attention is paid to the treat
ment of sensitive teeth. Charges moder-
ate. Dr.. Holden will visit outside towns
by special request. All work guaranteed
4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

Nor CoNING.~ The appointment OF
Hon. j. X. Luttrell to speak here Friday
evening. May I'd, against the New Con
.stitution, as announced by posters, has
been withdrawn. The reason for this is
that the Commit ittee thought he would do
more good talking in larger places and
Trinity is considered safe anyway. Lut,
trell is new advertised to speak twice
each day until election, his appointments
being in Tehama, Colusa, Sacramento,
Napa, Solana and Sonoma counties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

SEND THE RETURNs.-We again un-
gently request friends in the several pre-
cincts to send us the result of the election
in their localities at the earliest possible
moment after the votes are counted
Please give total number of votes For
and Against.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

CLOTHING TO ORDERING. w. L..
Hudapeth returned from the city last
week and has since received nice as
sortment OF fine cassimers, etc, which
will be made into clothing on short notice
and at reasonable prices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

MORE RooM.-Since the removal of
Mr.. Balch, Detlef Hansen occupies the
whole of his store room alone and is en-
gagged in re~ftting it and filing up with
new goods required by his constantly in
creasing business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

GONE For ooDs.-Mr. A. Rumfet,
of Trinity Center, is now in San Francis
co purchasing goods for his store. We
are advised that he will buy an extra
large stock. New ad. next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

WATcHMAKER.-S N. Case, prac-
tical matchmaker and repairer, is located
temporarily at the New York Hotel
where he will attend to all business in
his line. See ad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

MINING SALE.-We learn that one
half of the Buckeye Property in this
county has been SOLD TO Eastern Capital
lists and that they will be here TO settle
old scores and commence work in few
doua
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

CINNABAR.-FromJ John How we learn
that the retorts were started up by the
Altoona Company on Monday last; that
they worked we'll and nice little stream
of quicksilver was running from them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

PkEAoHINa.-Rev. j. Il. Baldwin de-
sres us to say that he will preach a.
junction City Sabbath morning, May IL,
at IL clock and in Weaverville at Ia
in the evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

THERE will be preaching at the Court
House, next Sunday, May 4th, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, and IA in the evening, by
8. N, Case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03
Notice TO Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COURT Of the
u County of Trinity, State Of Cali
fOrnia.
In fhs matter Of ths RsT.ETE oF.sL-
INF a. H.gShI.N's, dsosassd!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
~ the undersigned Administrater OF
the Estate Of Alma A. Haskins, deceased,
to the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within
FOUR MONTHS after the 1rst publlca-
ton of this notice to the said Administra-
tor at his residence at Trinity Center,
Trinity County, State OF California.
ALBERT z. HASKINS,
Administrators of the Estate of Alma A
HasKins, deceased.
Dated at Weaverville, CAL, April
10th, 1879 ai.
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HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFoRNIA,
April %. 1879.

III NJ I % IOfVi
Settlers will take Netice that we are
now prepared under the Law of Congress,
approved Marc h Sd, 1879, to allow Home.
stead Entries of 100 acres on even see tions
within the granted limits Of the Railroad
also allow Additional entries of so acres
where parties have heretofore beer re,
stricted to so acres, the additional land
claimed must be adjoining the land ems
braced in the original Homestead Entry.
Settlers who have heretofore made home-
stead of 80 acres may abandon an entry
and cause the same to be cancelled and
thereafter be allowed an entry the same
as if the surrendered entry had not been
made.
AARON BELL, Register.
ADoLPH DoBRowsKY, Receiver.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

WILL TEAoH.-M iss Vina Brady went
to Hay Fork last Tuesday, where she
will engage in teaching the family of
Mr., j. A. Stafford.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

NEW GooDs.-Abrahm is constantly
receiving Spring and Summer Goods OF
the Latest Styles. Particulars in next
issue.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

JOHN BLACKWELL and daughter ar.
rived home on Mondays stage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

oHrw JaoksOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

GUBsCRIBE FOR THE
TRINITY JoURNAH.u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03
Notice to Creditors.

fs the matter offhs ESTATE or Err
WEST hR4USs, Ssossssd!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
~ the undersigned Administrator OF
the Estate Of Ernest Krauss, deceased,
to the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within
FOUR MONTHS after the fret pu bl ica-
tion of this notice to the said Administra.
tor at his residence in Wesvervills, Trini-
ty County, State Of California.
DAVID TAYLOR,
Administrator OF the Estate Of Ernest
Krauss, deceased.
WeAverville, April 22d, 1873. 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

PETER p. KNUDZEN and)
THOMAS 5. THOMSON,
PLAINTIFFS, Ninth District
against Court, No. S0j.-
f. p. LOVEJ0Y.
M. Y. GRIFFIN, Order of Sale
CHAS. kUPER, and ID Decree Of
NORRIS KARSKY and Lien.
ISAAC ABRAIlM,
DEFEyDAN
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
ET5eE

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, TO me
cxecuted on the ltth Any OF January. 1873 by
Nancy a. Fdringtou to secure j u Driver IN
critaiu Indebtedness therein expressed. which
trust Deed has been duly entered Of Record In
tn. Recorder oflirc 81 Mississitpl Count Ark .
in Deed isc,7ord Vol !. Page ass aud 5s1, John
l.. Driver, Hs Iius,ep. will oncr for sale and sell
70 tre highest bidder at the door OF the Court
House In the Town OF osceOla, Aikanaas, for cdsh
in hhud, on
rtIR-nAI TTIF iST. DAY o" JANUARY f,
4 u. 1850, the following described tract Of land
lying m Mississippi County. Arkansas. to-wit;
Commencing at point ten rods north from 'he
Souihe 1T corner Of hr south hcHst quarter Of cc-
ton Sc IN Township u north oi Range 10 ast
running thence uorth along the Township line
between Townships 10 and H. seventy rods &,
ihtnce West to the line bi-CCttng section 36.
Township l3 north Of Range East, one hun
drrd aud sixty rods. thence South along said h-
sect ug line 20 rods, thruce tast 10 the point of
beginning, bring all OF the south hall Of tn
.-uu'htt,f quaitrt Of section 36, Township ~
north 1T Ran gr 10 East. except a strip from Oh
thc -ou;hptmD,t part 0 rlds wide from North
10 >uuih. aud ljJ rods ,ivcp from East to West,
containing 10 acres, belonging % John hciser.
-Hul laud containing ~ as ALSO except one acre NJ
said baud heretofore stld add convey ed to The
fra tee. ui >cn"oi Dist,ict No I, In said oui-
ty Df Mississippi Arhan-as Tor the purpO-e vi
erpc ing tn rrcun an academy OF learning
said safe to Ike place within laWfIl hours oi
sad day aud the lt'e 10 said land believed tn d,
Euod bit vii -pll and convey a. Trustee only
Ihs the 18th day Of y ycnbrr 1873.
join h. Dir NtR,
Trustee
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
Chicl;asawba, Ark,
Dee. lst., 1879.
COLEMAN'S RURAL WORLD.


COLEMAN'S RURAL WORLD,
We are always glad to say good
word in behalf of this excelicnt
Weekly Agricultural paper. Fo'
more than ,hlrty years il has earn
es;ly laboied 10 advance the best
interests Of tho Farmers, Frail
Growers and Sock nljscrs cf the
Western and Southern States 1t,
editor and proprietor was raised on
the farm, and has been engaged il
farming all his lie, and his teach
iugs are based on experience. llis
contributors are Intelligent Farm.
ers, Stock Breeders and FruiI
Growers. He has most interest
ing and instructive department also
in his paper devoted 10 The ladies
aud ii is always tull Of original
matter written by the wives. moth
crs aud daughters Of lls subscribers
Terms, Sl,jO per year. Send ion
sample copy to see how yoa like IL
Address, NORMA } CuLt MAN
Publisher, GEO Oiyo ST, 81. Louis
10.
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
rns Memphis Appeal :

"Gov. Marks issued hls prOrla
nation yesterday cohveniug Tia,
Legislature IN extra session Tues
day, December lGlh., for the foi-
loving purposes; To impose Il Sc"
crage tax OF 2 per cent. m the Mem
pLis Taxing District To give Mem.
phis Taxing District addiuona
powers Tor the construction of sau
itary improvements and to rcgniat,
water rates and supply TO amend
charters Of other cities or towns
to make grave rohhing II lelony ia
stcnd 1T misdcmeanor 10 cnaL.,
the Memphis aud Paducah railroad
10 raise funds for construction. The
mass of the People IN Memphis and
y large majority Of the people o.
the State will endorse the action
the Governor IN calling tor spc-
cial session OF the Legislature.
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
kircEsif sD,irs

Met last Monday week, with his
Honor, Judge l.. l.. Mack, prcsld-
ing. The session lasted until yes-
terduy. The following is a partial
list ol the cases that came up for
trial, aud the disposition made of
them while undergoing the law
grinding process:
CRIMINAL DocKTT,
State, VS. Wm, Sheppard, $40.
State, VS. Abe. Shchey, acquitted
State, vs. ID. Heisland, acquitted
State, vs. Joe Robinson, SO.
State, w John llaifurd, mol. pros
State, VS. Il. II. Musgrave, MOI
pros.
State, vs J. +. Ruddcll, mol pros.
State, vs. B. R. Graves, SO.
state, VS. Isaac Fisher, murder,
continued.
State, Va G. A. IIearn and "
Clarke, mol pros.
State, VS. Josiah IIayse, mol pros.
State, VS. j. B. Davidson, s25.
State, Va A, J. Kali, SIS.
State, VS. A. G.. Sparks, mol pros.
State, vs. J. B. Connolly, murder
continued.
State, VS. J. b. Lyerly, contin'd.
State, VS. n. B. Laiont, mol pros.
State, Va. Demsy Taylor, acquit'
State. vs. Demsy Tay lor & Josie
Began, continued.
State, VS. J. W. Fonville, mol pros.
State, VS. VIM, Sheppard, perjury,
continued.
State, VS. John Binkley, seduction
continued.
State, vs. T. A Matthews, bribery
mol pros.
LAW DOCKET,
F r Lanicr, VS. w III Wells,
judgement for pPu. and appeal.
Saliie L Dickinson, VS. ID Il Pit
man, continued.
l.. Henderson, vs. 4 l. Cissoll
mi-,rial.
J M Dickinson, vs J ID Shcriick
9 cases, judgement for plaintiff
w Bowen, vsJ J l'assett, judge
ment for dcicn lant, appealed.
II G Prewei,, VS. Mississippi Co
judgement for plt'f and appealed
James Miller, vsJ d SLerrickt
judgement Cor d't.
W W Man, VS. Emily namiel
judgement for plaintiff.
Harrison & brnklcy, vs. Sue )
McGavock, judgement for cei't.
J Richardson, vs & G Williams
judgement for dct t, appealed.
CHAHcKRY DOCKET,
julia Young, VS. W W Cowan
decree for Pre-.
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
E.I'Ts READ EsizS.

Nine tenths Of all the sickness of
childhooi IS caused by worms.
Thousands OF children die yearly
from WORMS in the stomach, that
could hn saved by the timely use OF
PARKER'S SANTONlNE WORM
LOZENGES. They have saved
thousands ofclildren. They drive
out the worms without pain they
cirnse the stomach, ard make the
Iitllc ones bloom and blossom as
the rose. They are the ti.eSt and
best medicine ever made. Thous-
ands Of parents all over the land
use nothing but PARK ER'S Loz
enges. Try them IN preference to
anything else tor worms. Try
PARK ER'S Lpz nges. Buy moth
iny but pAPKER'S. Give no 9th.
or Worm Medicine to child,en but
Parker's Lnzenges. They ate the
cheapest, best and safest. Sold by
] l.. Driver & Co, Druggists.
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13

would rent tor six hundred dollars
a year; thus yielding n paying per
cent to the company for their in
vcstment, as well as working n
great convenience for those who de-
sire dwellings and are unahie TO
build. Or II u party should wish
to buy, they could po.chase from
the association, and pay IN mouth
ly or quarterly lnstallments. We
hope the matter will draw the nt,cn-
tion OF the ciiizeus, and finally lead
to a move in the proper direction.
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
TO ARMS, EEPUBLICANS!I
Work in Every Town in WisCou-
sin fer Men Not Afraid of
Firearms, Blood or
Dead Bodies !

Every Republican in Wisconsin
should go armed to the polls on the
next clot ton day.
The grain stacks horses and
barns Of all active democrats should
be burned.
Their children bar onetcd and,
Their wives outraged.
That they may understand that
the Republican party is the one
which Is bound To ruic, aud the one
they should vote tor or keep their
vile cnrcaSsrs away from the polls
And il they still persist in going
to the poll- To vote Tor jenkins,
Meet them on the road,
In the bushes,
Under the hill, or,
Anywhere uight or day, and
Shoot every one of the base
Cownr1s and agitators,
And if they are too strong in any
locality, aud succeed in putting
their opposition votes into the bal
lot box,
Break open the box aul
Tear ia shrcds heir diseordinr
ballots aud
Burn th m.
1hls is II tine of Danger
A time iur action
This is the time for effective
work.
Yellow fever will not catch
among the Wisconsin Democrats
- we must use mare NOISY aud ar
duous though nn, less etlecliv,
means. These ngiiGtors rust be
put down and whoever opposes Is
does SO at his peril.
Republican,, bc at ihc p"lls ~
arcordarrr with the above dircc
lions, aud MT srnp rog a LITlLt
BLo b.
rnarvuIcn MAKES SOLID SoUrn
VIII MskEA SUN NnRrn.
Dn your duty
Tie ahlyc j. another sample oi
the rawlings of the Z" God aud Mo
raliy" ianapcs Of the north. -
" Whom the Gods would destroy,
The, first make mad
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
tbte1ss.

Near FAIRFIELD, Mississippi County, Ark on
November l6t''., Mrs. iizha Mahnn, wife OF
> Mahan. dccciA.,d: and at narIrl1, on ti.c
9th dny Of vember, Mi-s Mary Williams,
daughters 4 James Williams.
Having recently united them
.elvea with the Methodist Episcopal
Church South and bapIscd IN that
.ailh, gave evidence by their daily
walk and conversation OF their ac.
ceplapce with God. Since making
ibe,sprofcssion and whilst in health
they were often heard to say to
their friends, that their stay on
earth would be short. God pre-
pared them for that better world
20 which ne has called them, whilst
,hey leave their agnd and heart
broken father and two orphaned
children to mourn for them heie OF,
enrth. They have gone to the
world they loved so well, aud are
basking in the sunlight Of eternal
glory, and are enjoying sunshine
which never warmed the bosom of
the unbrhever. They had II source
Of happiness whist on earth, the
world knows not of, and after death
they found resting place in the
bosom OF their Redecmcr, and are
enjoying, with the blood washed, II
felicity that knows no measure. but
the power OF Omnipotence. no limit
but the dun,ion OF ctcrnily.
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
Notice.

wm u. IiHzrlwood, tliza J. IIil. Louisa
Waituu nnd MONEY G.. NTH are hereby EotiaTl
thar the undersigned John W. fOntiile, ~usar
T. Barnes aud NHrri--a " ilazrlwood, dc,r-
at law, ofJ,In J H,zelwood. decreased, will
apply 10 the pruhatc tonrt OF Missis.ippi Coun-
ty, Arkun7a~, at the next anuaiy term thereof,
Or their several di-trihutivc shsres In and III
Ihe estate Of Ia, Ssd John J II 2rlwond, dee "a.
JOHN ". fDNNILLE,
SUSAN l. BARNES,
NNE,isSA W. HARDWOOD
November 18th, 1879
biackwuod * Maihes, Att'vs. ll-lj-Gt
tprntcr's fee, 81 p
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13
ScrzsaGsss iil Fishes.

BAPTIST minister fishing near Cape
Cod catches fish and asks Of the
skipper: What manner OF fish is
ihls, my good man II hao II curious
appearance.
Yaas, Only been around here
this wear.
What do Won call n.y.
We call 'em Baptlsts."
Why soY'
"Cause they spilc so quick artcr
they come out oi the water"
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13

A icint resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Pound in Congress on the
?,h. inst, proposing an amendment
10 the constitution, providing that
.'tcr the fourth Of March, 1888,
The President aud Vice-prcsiden'
shall huld Office fer six years ard
shall be ineligible for more than
one term consecutivoly, and that
members OF congress shall be elect
cd for three years. Referred.
Good FOR the States ana the peo
PIE, say We. Put her through!
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13

Nc srs. StowelI & Heinz have
been appointed agents of the Phe
nix Ere Insurance Company OF
Hartford, CT, aud will be pleased
to issue fire policies o all who dc
sire to protect themselves against
losses by fire.
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13

BaoTnER Frank Denton, OF th,
Batesville Guard, began hls edito
rials last week with, "Most too
early 10 start the candidate boom =
Spring time will do" and then be
goes right along and booms as hrd
as he can for Gov. Miller, Col.
Frolich and Judge English. lie
could not make better selections OF
hoem for truer men, bat darn his
consistency.
The Osceola times., 1879-12-13

TmL Fort Smith Herald has again
suspended. We regret that Messrs
bennington & Fielding did not
meet with letter success. They
published a good paper, and we
sinai, miss the herald.