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A Catholic Church i'm
Prospect at OsccOia,
Arkansas.
Memphis Appeal Of May 1th;

EDiroRs APpEAL--l am glad to
perceive, through the columns OF
the Osceola, (Ark } TiyEs, the mu
nifccnt harvest rcaped by the
Catholic ladies of our ncighboring
little town from the fair recently
held for the benefit Of their church.
In the Times, of tho seventeenth,
the correspondent, Eu," gave, as
| thought, a graphic and compli-
mentary description of what APP
pears TO have been very pleasant
and enjoyable affair, yet that paper,
in its next issue, in an article head
cd "Justice,' evidently attempts,
from some cause, not only to de
tract from the deserving merit OF
"Eu's' communication, but to cen
sure and humiliatc the far writer
as well. Now. il | am reliably in.
formed, the correspondent "Eu" is
Miss Fannie Morris, OF Osceola, a
recent graduate of the Cape Girar-
deau MOI convent and a convert
10 the "Catho!ic faith" A noble.
hearted, accomplished and most es
timable orphan girl, who, IN work
ing out her own frugal indcpen-
doncc, is devoting her llfo "in doing
good for Others" and to whose
indefatigablc energy and persovor-
ence, aided by her personal Intlu-
ence although her claims seem TO
have been studiously ignored-the
inauguration and success of tho late
far, rs, indeed, the prospective cree.
ton of a small church in Osceola,
are more indebted than to any
other one individual in the commu.
pIty. **%
Were wo Of liko disposition as
our brother qrill driver of the Ar.
kansas Traveler, We might intimate
that the author of the above seeks
to AVOID an open investigation OF
The merits of his or her side OF the
case as viewed from his or her
standpoint, by sending the above
campunicatIon to a paper publish
ed in q "repote taxing district In
the state Of Tennessee" for pubiica
tion, and getting 1t inserted IN II
very obscure corner OF the paper at
that. Beng satisfied however, tha,
tho people OF Osceola and vicinity
(and they only can possibly be m
tercstcd in this mattci) understand
thoroughly every feature OF this
subject aDl are familiar with those
who, ia connection with the. fair
correspondent " En." were equally
Ing OF praise, aad knowing
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures Of c. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR.
c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full OF limitations Of the
name McL0ne, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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tors Iifci Feast to-day, and starvr
tomorrow. Owing TO low water,
and scarcity Of freight. the steamer
plying between Little Rock and
Pine B!atf was temporarily with
drawn and accounts for the meet
ing Of the Press Association at the
City Of Roses. instead OF Pine Bluff
as at first announced. Tho kind
noble and generous hearted citizens
of Little Rock gave the members
OF the Press q most cordial AID
hearty reception. The proprietors
of the Street Railway, Mess. Gross
& Diver and Capt. W. S. Davis. OF
tho Transfer limo, extended free
rides over the city, The members
of tho association wore assigned
quar- tcrs at the residences of the
private citizens, who did all IN their
power to mako their guests feel at
homo. II was our good fortune to
be assigned at the residence of Col.
Gilbert Knapp, to whom and hls
kind lady, We, m behalf OF our bet
tor hall, would return thanks for
the kind, hospltable and almost pa
rcntally aiiectionatc manner il
which we were entertained during
our stay with them. Among those
To whom wo would return thanks
and mako acknowledgements fol
courtcs.cs and attentions shown III
whllo IN the city, VIC would men
ton Messrs. Blochcr & Mitchell, OF
tho Democrat, Col. Frolich and
Lady, Judge John II. Eakin and
Lady, Maj. J. Palmer and others.
In company with the press gang
we visited the several public schools
under the supervision OF Prof. j. NJ.
Fish, also st. Johns College, and
tho School for tho Blind. The
public reception at Alexander Park
was sald to have been the grandcst
affair OF tho season, and the most
Intelligent assemblage of ladies and
gentlemen that ever graccd its syl-
van shades. Here was delivered
an address of welcome by Judge
Thomas Fletcher, Of Lincoln, and
a response by Dr.. NJ. M. Mcclure,
of the Independent ArkansIan, also
tho annual address by President
G. G.. Newman, of the Pine Bluff
Press Tho entire proceedings OF
tho ASSOCIATION will be found in the
accompanying supplement. We
cannot close this hasty notice OF
our trip without returning thanks
to the officers ofthc steamer Osceo
la Belle, Capt. Mcdonald, the gen.
tlemanly conductor on the Little
Rock & Memphis Rail Road, and
Capt. j. Harvey Matthews, ed'to!
OF the Memphis Evening Ledger
for courtosics aud attentions on ouI
way, going and coming. We re
grct that limited space will not per
nit q more extended notice of this
to us, interesting trip, on this occa-
sion. We may refer to it again al
somc future time.
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BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
ParlOr Organs.
\ word IN their favor. read:
flOln lhe ilslgin. III ] linLnIlnrr !

Wqrd In their favor. read:
FROM The tElein. III } I,efOnncr.
we have in our own buuse one Of the pianos
alNcr sci 10y Daniel + Beatty in another col
umn a'd DO not hesitate 10 recommend it irom
our knowledge pf lls quality. Mr. Beatty has
ur,lt very honpranly by u.s.
-. T.. scdgwick, uf iionaparte, I wa, says
'prpan came 10 hand all safe and nfi'1 one
h"il' tral send You the cash. II more than
meets my expeditions. The tone Is exceeding,
N tue amt mel"dious, and the case Is stylish ana
beautifully finished -
From l.. Lyeroi Esq Cashier National Droaa'
way bauk, New York
Organ No. 600 received. As am fully salts
Neh WIN the instrument, remit without iuf
ihtr delay have not thought 1t necessary u ga,
experts to test II. All my family are ,clighted
Every instrument fully warranted for six years
as surety FIRST class IN every respect and ~ a
guarantee II good faith they are shipped on from
. '" days test trial money refunded and frclsns
charges paid both ways by me if they are III any
iofln misrcprcsented or prove unsatisfactory
NOlhing lairpT than this oan be offered.
A1tNFS WANTED, hut where | have nono
large Jlzcounis made to Introduce IN new local.
,l's send Tor ilusiatcd ADV kI.I.lSER .ais- a
lp-Ve Ediuom. with testimonials from dlsln,
Hhlshcd persons, some OF whom you may Know
n,tiore buy ins elsewhere. Address, DANlLLr'
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
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ACUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine. are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory TO.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgative. they arc un-
cqualed.
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Redemption of Lands.

Tho n ki4 of SEb, Section 81, Township TO-
RAJ gc 10 Egst which was sold for taxes June H.
1875. aud bnu sht by A j. Dean, has been this
day redeemed Nv q. z Lylcs. the owner there
Of paying into the County Treasury of Mississip
p County Ark tge sum OF $s.5i, in full OF all
tax, penalty nj costs.
The Ma, 81 lsIs.
JAMES X. T.. HALF. Clerk.
By Huh Il McN eish, ID. &.
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Legal Notices.
SheriFs Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN ihat by virtue
of an alins execution to me directed by tle CLERK
oi the Circuit tonrt Of Mississippi Comfy, Ark.
To satisfy IA balance oi three hGn,ircu and flty-
five B-lt9 dollars, interest and casts of judge
ment rendered in said Court on the 2ist. day Of
December, 1873, in favor Of Frank l.. james
against Charles Bowen, and by me returned. lev
led on the following lands to-wii ) y w
sec. u Township Is Ncrth, Range 10 East; "
y w zee y. Township Is North, Range 10
Last, the y of + ~ sec. . Tow nship u North.
Range 10 East. and the w 4 of Sec 10, Town
ship " So.,L, l.angc 10 East, conts lining in all
siN hundred iG00) acres, | VIII On
SATURDAY TIE 5TlI DAY OF JplY 1879,
within legal hours, and in front OF the Court
House door In the town of Osceola. sell said
lands 10 the highest bidder, on credit Of three
(D months, TO satisfy said execution, interest and
costs said land will be sold in tracts uf forty
(i0) acres each, as near as ma" be, commencing
at the North East corner of each tract in the
order in which they are herein above named,
and continuing until all are sold, unless raid eX-
ocuiion is sooner satisfied.
Purchaser viii be required to give note with
approved security for the purchase money, aud
a lien retained upon the land until same Is paid
W l.. HASKINS.
Osceola. June i2th., 1879. sheriff.
Blackwood II Mathes,
Atty's. Tor Plaintla.
printcr's fee. Sll) )6-li-i.
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Redemption of Lands,

The $ part OF : Il ! Section ~ Township II 4,
Range 10 East, which was sold for taxes on the
ilth day of June 1877, and bought by J. +. Dr-
yies, has this day been redeemed by +. II. La
nicr, the owner thereof, payiug into the County
Treasury the sum of Sl3,09 in fsil OF all taxes,
penalty and costs
JAMES X p. HALE, Clerk,
This June ilih 1879 by Hugh Il. McNcigh.
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Redemption of Lands,

NOTICE il hereby given that 6 q Phillips,
day redeemed the \ W Of section II, and the
y Eh of section II, township II, irih range u
East, sold Tor taxes June H. 1871, aud there
bought by l. W Goshorn. lie, the said Phil
lils having paid into the County Treasury the
sum of Ssj IS the amount in full OF all tax. PEN
alt, and cost Of redemption.
June 10. 1873.
J. p HALE Clerk
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The Press Association.

After an absence Of ten days,
spent iE the enjoyment Of free rides,
free entcrtNnments, free lunches
pnd hob nothing generally with
our brother quill drivers, and meet
ing with our states distinguished
officials and many OF her leading
and prominent citiScns, Of all sec
tions, al the Capital, where every
body is dubbed Major, Colonel,
or !" Judge" we gnd II goes rather
against tho grain TO have to settle
Aowa 10 the prosy ted'um Of every
90 liiir iif ,hss 4 ssssk woed=' country
~ - ri suci. . "a csil-
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NOTICE Il hereby given that Jesse Hufml an
has This day redeemed the So Of y EA OF section
81. and the south part of W y Of section -, In
township 10, north range Is East, sold for taxes
June ". 1S77. and there bought by j. NJ. T.. Sisk
He the said Huffman having paid into the Coun-
ty Treasury the sun of 81 %, the amount In ull
" tax. penalty, and cost of redemption,
June ., 1873.
J X r. HALE, Clerk
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NASslsE
I':sfs y
ssSss

sss's' t'g' iALM dH.'s strong
T. Dewitt raimage est descriptive powers,
sparkling with Graceful imigrs and iilnsirNNe
anecdotes. aud are Lis hc>' ehui'r u, n1r sll.s :
aggrcs~iye and incomrromlsinS Wui"fe on ''e 'e
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Patented Al.y ssh, Il

tohiainin. The testimonials of praciira' "'H,,ai
ahi Oairymcn throughout The United Sialss IL ~
srttinnal sieWs of COW te;u. and bag ",,ritie
ga auu s'i"niihrilly explained, by Dts ".sd,
ald " u ron Oi iliie city sent nee 10 az, -"
dit Gto h kING. iresid.hH
uitee, o.s broadway, Nea lV,h
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THE PATENT SELF-ACTING q
COW MIXER MFG co.

Every one who owns
Il COW sltoull have ohe
Of our wonderful VI rh
crs. A child can ll's W.
them seLt free 70 w
part Of the unlls"
States un.recript 'd ol :.
sS,nd for oul lllns'ra'.'
4, ..l.., an the I uNf
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be Most Extensive MaDufactory Of Reed Organs
IN THE WORLD !
IILuSTRATED CATALOGUES SENT FREE.

Tn POWER combined with PURITY DURABILITY
these S,rran nra Inrivalaf.
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Tremendous
Sales,

Contains Forts Chapters IL
.if.' hLM ft'f.' strong
nj lns.riniiNa nnANnI.
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Redemption Notice,

]. X. u. HALE, Clerk.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-05
SHAKOPEE.

John Burns, section foreman of the Hastings
q Dakota railway, at this place, is quite sick.
On Wednesday his life was dispared of, but at
the present writing his condition is more favor
able.
The steeple on the German Catholic church
is being rapidly built. When completed the
building will be one Of the finest looking edi-
nces IN the State. Three bells are to be placed
IN the belfry. the largest weighing three thou
sand pounds. ~-.~
Adam Flecken lost little child thirteen
months old, on Tuesday, by summer complaint.
John 3. Huntsman's little child, a boy about
the same age, also died yesterday from the
same disease.
Mig. Nicholas Theis, wife of chief of our 20
lice, is still seriously ill.
Bill Cressey thinks his son-in.law would
make good base ball short stop, but amt
worth continental to protect the ferry.
chicago, on visit to his parents in Milwaukee.
There are only four candidates for county
treasurer as far as heard from.
Some fend in human form placed horse
shoe In one of the bundles of grain in a stack
on his farm, and as a consequence it broke the
cylinder and concave all to pieces, and came
near seriously If not fatally injuring the per-
son feeding" of the machine. It is hoped
the miscreant will be discovered.
Certain parties propose to steal a march on
the present administration in school district
No: l, and would do so II the GLOBE did not
tell on them.
Judge Macndoald returned to. day, from LIE
Sueur Centre rather unexpectedly. He went
to hold the regular term CT court, but the law
yers being too slow to be ready to proceed
promptly, he adjourned to next spring and
sent them home with G flea in their ear. That's
business that the Taxpayers will appreciate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-05
MORE UNFORTUSATEs
Two Moro Victims of The Pocket p,cl;,
Art.

Two Moro Victims of the Pock ct p,ol,;,
Art.
Not enumerated among the uufortupatea
yesterday, two other robberies come tn ,;aht
winch occurred the day before. An empiove of
y. 0otzian $, whose name couldn't be learned
Tor love or money-beer money, and cigars
gratis-had his pocket picked Of s22.
Ha is known to have potte,
of the $40 train from Minneapolis Wedpes-
day, and in the rush had his pocket ripped
open and contents taken.
An Engishman from Winnipeg en- route to
aola hlngland was another victim. Though
fool enough to be contidenced out of Ss5. ia
case Ia yet q peculiarly hard one.
The amount he slent to an entire stranger
receiving $1,000 bond-the United States
(silver mining company of Denver) gold bond
in return for his loan. he made hialsiose
known very soon, and stated that the $S53 COM
prised all the money he had west WITH which
to reach his far of home in Cornwall. However
luck was with him to this extent, he had en-,
ployed the wise. precaution of having pur-
chased through ticket by rail and ocean from.
Winnipeg. his story being told 20 previously
several took compassion on him, and got up =
subscription to feed him at least on his 1our-
ney. MIR. Charles b. Petsch led off with 60
Yesterday the knuckle business wasn't ex.
tensively engaged in. The trains came in and
went ont without reported loss to any one.
Ihis was caused by the vigilance of the pulice
added to the capture of two notorious crooks
by Capt. Clark, an account of which is given
elsewhere. The fact is worthy of mention that
while st. Paul was free from all such depreda-
tlons yesterday, Minneapolis didn't contain
single stranger by nightfall who hadn't been
touched b, these dextrous Observation-Disclosures
Pockets-and no capture by the police.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-05
Pc RSONAL.

.. D.. Wise, Of Mendoza ILL.,, G. c. Sims, Of
alexandra, and E. L. Draper, of Chicago. are
registered at tho Clarendon.
Mr.. W. 8. Woodbridge, editor of the Mems.
Duluth. and Mr.. Gilpin, editor of the Douolas
!1ounty Neavs, Alexandria, were among tho VS.
ltors to vt, Paul yesterday,
sheriff Matthias Mickey, of stearns county.
man who has occupied the position of sheriff
OF deputy longer than any other man in the
ots.e, Is on brief visit to this city.
n :: y: Fratt, Esq.s president of the Wisco1-
,H STATE agricultural society, was at the State
Lar grounds Yesterday and engaged in looking
oyer the exhibits, with which he exnressed
himself highly pleased.
IL, MISS Olga Wedelstaedt returned home vaster-
ny W from visit of several days to the Masses
lays lays OF Hastings. Miss Olga is welcomed
at her departure. ou' ~ nas'lng'
- Gen n John W. Davidson. colonel of the sec.
t tma -. cavalry, Fort Custer, ii. r. is reris.
teied at the Metropolitan. Gen. Dav,Json ia
nete en- route to Faribaplt, where he ;ntends
Go:nslgning his son to the educational care NJ
Bishop Whipple. ''''' ~
az a on y; p Pratt, Racine, Wis, president of
tne flrst National bank, that citv. and nres;.
uent OF the Wisconsin State Aarioultnrsl sooi-
TIs, Is visiting the State fair, and is much
Pleased with the various exhibits. the stock
GRAIN and vegetable display especially.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-05
ANOTHER RAIi.EOAD OUTRAGE.
The Way the milwaukee, g. st. Paul Road
Treated St Paur Yestardor

+ & -
The Way the milwaukee s. st. Paul Road
Treated st, Paur Yesterday.
A train that arrived at st. Paul from Mime.
apohs at 1855 o'clock last evening bore a largo
nnmber Of men and women who were not n
the best best OF humor. They were composed for
the most part # citizens Of st. Paul. with a
iair sprlnkling Of visitors who are abiding
mere. Inquiry among them developed the fol-
lowing facts: The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST..
Paul Railway company had advertised tra;ns
70 start from the Minneapolis fair prounds at
p:4o, gay and $3.50 2. II. Shortly before the
hour prst mentioned large number Of neonl.
went TO the depot to take the S.. Paul train,
iney found train there, but were informed
that 1t was destined for Minneapolis.
t tnas tram novel off and another
hacked down to the station. This ALSO
t1eI were told, was bound for Minneannl;s'
1ns same programme was repeated seven times
-'na' Is, seven trains started from the fair
gloonas Tor Minneapolis after the ad yertisedS
III o, 1or the departure of the st. Paul train.
nlnaily. shortly before Z o'clock train FOR 81.
"a; naui was started. It was delayed unnecessar-
junction, and finally drew up at the depot here
~ E2o 2. NJ, too late an hour for supper and
~ .oo tate Tor many who had purchased tickets
70 attend the performance Of pinafore At the
opera House. There were also excursion par
.ie: from hlver Falls, Wis, and Saltwater, and
lSsIuents Along the limo Of the St. Paul & Sioux
WY road, who reached st. Paul too late for the
here all night. i'o'-e'' ~ i0i'aih
inere was but ono opinion among the pas-
sengers, andh tat was that they had been sub
} }eC 70 an unnecessary and inexousahle de.
Jay, SIMPLY from tho fact that thew wished to
$685. u o.. raul: One and all denounced the
treatment they had received, and vowed that
they would not henceforth patronize a road
INA. mad so little regard for the rights Of tho
aavenng public rs to violate their own volnn.
sengers. poi '"sAon ol pas