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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

Staats. gsantsn: gOrfsbn Der ssri&isssn.a
Anfalttn, Staats. Cruder unp Staats. Bud
binetr.
Sisuas bonn 7. Gstruar. - Ssnat.- Gs
atnaen peribitut 8siuhe meiif in Der Wfiter-
lttmmrettsfrase, Der @etrGnftfrase ure Heeue-
ttcn Der Soften res Stsrssrittcs Elm. 8eIss'
antrGss wurbsn sinstrsi6t: Siir bic @riinpuns
rcn SrspitGlern in Gee i6tn Staetsn +: sur ssclc'
siihen Verrtture bsS StaatrS {; sur 8eeueticn
css @ebaltes Der Gifenbabu GemniHdre in
Sstref Der S6ulesn Don Counties; ;ur Stitrsi.
tung Der apvceatenss 'ibren ; se9snisttiss Ser.
ilteruusss 9pmpd9ntsn ~ srmGttiSsn, cine
Steuer auf Ssritttrtss Gissntb an AZ erbsbsn !
County Aueitpreu su srma6tissn, rHsntli9s
Eptuments 81 bsslaabisen, 6prier brdtts cine
&sieluticn Gin, aur gsrbsIerung cts NiiElippt'
uno Mi1puriauHes. Der 8pupsrnsur lsgte elm
8sfut vrr, Wm. &siQp, i'm Sort Niacilcu &C.
idnsni6, 3u bssnapissn. Der 8CrlBeues sr'
sdnste bds &pmi.e fir 5itb,u6t une SIgo. Gum
,tpeitenmal wurrtn ~fclssnee 8sirBantrdse Usrls'
len unb paitrt: Die Sperteln Ger @puntpltaB.
mtiitsr unp Gueiiprsn su erniebrissu -; tn SstrsH
RirhbSfe, yarfs, rarb sur RtinIbrift becr.
brit ; gum Wit.rruf Der &lduid bts @sisses
ibfr bic Vtrleeuna btr prpjsfe In &rininalfal.
len. Ha6 lance Debate palIrts Der Antraa,
psl&er bic Sseticn bss 9sitsbu6es pibtrrutt In
8strsH bss appsIs bel sswDbuli&sn prosfsn.
Saines bra&te slnsn aniras Gin, Der SHsntliGe
Spasisrsdnss betraf siel anlaB ~ Sur CAB une
an pas &cmits fur sStilfunbe" psrpitlsu parb.
Mbatprbnttenbaus. Dds eenhitatip.
nsne Mmsnesmsnt. pobur6 eas Wort Male aus
Gee. A, Net 3 Der Contribution ssfri6tn ptre,
70 ba6 5rau,n ~ SiB unb Stimme in Der 9t
isBssbuns ermablt ptrpsn fOnnen, paiirts NIT
IS sessn 81 Stimmsn; II Wann pridten iit
pssr rpalsn abpsisnb. Die BID. pab &Ountybs.
ante nur 2 5srmins i'm Mmtt isin fSnuen, sins
nit 54 Rein s.ssn "a Sa psrlVrsn. - gsrta'
dund -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

Suoiana. aus benz rGerre 9auts
Banner, elmer beIiebten @oden,eitans in
Ssrre 9auts, Snb.. entnebmen mir folsens
bss Stem: rOab bas ui~eIsenaunte st.
Satobs Del uirtIi6 ni6t 70 Obne if, bat
I9err @uftau IitOIai bisier Gage an fd
srfabren. Ourd ben @sbruud bss ct.
Satobs Sels wurbe er pon elmer am Sus
erIittsnen gerfuu9uns SiemIi9 raid wis
ber curirt. Probatum est"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
yerm0ae i6rer sroBsn unb ariinbI

yermose i6rtr srOBsn unb srintIi,
den bIutrelnissnben @issnidaften turirt
Or 9lsree's Golden Medical Discovery"
(@olb,ne msbibinii4e @ntbsduns) ale b.
len ausi6Idss pom Der idIimmitsn 2lrt be,
StroFbtln bis Su ben sepobuli9sn Simmer,
Yuttsln u. I. w., @rsfipeIas, SaIsfuB,
SisbsIwunbsn, i4uppiss oosr ,aubs Saut.
2ursum aue &rantbsiten (%ausssnommsu
Ersbs). bic bur4 psrborbsnes Blut entfe:
ben, ps,bsn bur9 bisis pittiame, RENT:
ssnos unS haftisenbe Wsbisiu lbsrwun.
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

Si6tenmur,el-@ DEF - 9ssten Wints,
bate t9 elm i1Iimmss 9aIsleibeu. Sd
tonnte nur NIT Nibe idIuten unb iprs9sn
unb ba mir aass, mas i'd in bieism Sale
anpenbete, ni9ts baIf. 10 sebraadte i'd
u. 9suer's SidtenwurseI:S Del gum ginrsi
ben. Sd empfanb icfort 2~inoeruns uni
mar uOaftdnbis uon meinem 2eioen befreit,
na4osm i'd beiastss Osl 5 Gage auseuen:
bet bate. 5raneis Oarrer, l3l gburt
Ctr, Wanapunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

Der So6w'ae 2si(&of sat burb Sir'
isni6,sibsn anseOrbnst, bab an nd5ftsn
Ecnntas cine @ousets in ben &ir6sn cuff
serrmmsn Nib, fur bic Notbleibenben IN
sSrIanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
lusOcrfau I!

DIR an estpaarast 20. I23. ,Rdetn 4. u. Q eirsst In
DUBUQUE sItstnt Sisrt NIT ben Gadt n une bic eamti
lager btftbt aus 9pvsrsisn (srsstt d. 9laspaarta
perItaan unS trbtnta gDaarti, 70 buaarta y 10. Bar
he Dirtbip Il ans ned cute staaturs, teuns. Ora tptiu,
u. r. ~. an 5anp.
atybabu iSnntH bss 9ssiust. 10 BEN sss 0tfasfi &C.
tristsn Mt B 1uf siat @dbt sen aprtn nItibtn stu mad
b litbta taufsn. Sem palft hup spit Stalun IN uns
cine a rdumist Barr. Ot eaat IN bu Wdbt be WaIi .
IN fur lab -ftn y ftaf sbsHits ausap.i6nd. RaBut
4u,tuHft trttalt su IN 2suft psba'nst Vdhauslasabs
PER- Ssnrp 8sdtr.
re, i23 essu lhra5t. Dubusat. Ssua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
SEIZE Aufrage.

Bsnn Der Stabtratb cine StraBe srabe
I.ssn min, 1T IS n0tbis. baB er OfientIi&es
gissnibum ueri9a9ert2 Nein! gr srpros
priire bas @isentbum, bas nOtbis III, bic
Strabs srabe 3u Isseu unb beIte has 81,
ssntbum bic ss msbr aIs $500 wertb 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
Suoiauer G~erritorium. Sort Supply

Snotaner Eerritortnnt. Sort Supply,
%. &sst. Il. g. Snfantrp. -Serr 9. gers
ninser, WitsIieb Der &ssiments 'Wuft bss
%. &ssiments, u. 9. a., ibsrianbte uns
Dor aursem eth tIeinss Stem, wsI9es fur
Wan&en pOn Sntersiie iein barfte. Der
9err i&reibt: 9ur9 iabrsIansen @sbrau9
uOn Dr. Aug. &6nts's 9ambur'
ger Eropfen III msine SamiIie 70 on
bieiss wObItbdtise RittsI sep0bnt, bas mir
ni&t msbr Obne basieIbe fem f6nnen. 9as
bel III Su bemerten, baB nur bisienisen
SrOpfeu d9t finb, psI@e auf Der auBsn,
baae ben Ramsnssus Der 5erren u. 8osss
Ter u. Co., iOpie bic priuatfteuermarte sss
nannter 5srren trasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
Su pereaufen.

Gin suits Rtintrnss % tubaus. 90 BEL 30 Gus 4 9tumr
arpe. auetrtbdlb Strd bod at,seu auf tintm SO bet $50
Rue etpseu SaupIis In RGs gptR. In Der Rdbe Der RlrHs,
btr pot Offet. an elmer Rant btrsia,n Strass. 4 WeuItn
finf 8auplds,. nit ~traabartn Cbhbdum.a bspHan,t Elm.
,slu sssr ,uiimmtn ps. tauft. Das @tbduet tisut. lid fsbr
cut sum @sf6dftspIas. - lin auttanft naHiufraseu I'm
Stsrs ti St. araad In Req gDsf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

90 Seber3eit Unit ausnabme Sonns
tass) finb @asen gum Witfabren Bel es
srdbnlfen fir So 90 su bubsn i'm 9eibiiau
bel Gibbs q 6 o., 4. StraBs, Suii9en
Wain un6 QocuffraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
2ars. Seinri6 2soBneeamp BON

Rsp @isnna, usIds bur4 cine ssfbrIi6s
SribOcpclitis nit 9erIuft bes ausenIi6tss
bsbrObt ssweisn, 1T aus Der biefisen p~ortrsff:
Ii4sn Gusen: unb Sbrsn SsiIanftaIt Don
Or. 2~bompIOn aIs ssbeiIt ~entIafen. Or.
qbompion. Der in europa untsr 2situns
Der beribmtsften Wiensr unb 2onbonsr
AussndrSte ffubirte, bat 3u ~uuierer Srsubs
sinen sutsn @rfols In Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
Rriientrr @ecnt - Otto 9ai9e.
aaeut fur oas Gros6er,o9t6nm.

gBir babsn Ssrrn 3. @rubersS trond in
@repsrmatsr bic ssentur Der vSusetts"
tir has @rosbsrscstbum ibertrasen. VI
III srmddtist, &bonnenten gu iarnttsln,
@sIber fir uns in gmpfans gu nsbmen
unb bafir su quittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
Ar6itrct.

Jrsb. Seer, ar9iteet unb Superintens
bent. S@uIsn anb 8ir@en cine Sps3iaIi:
tdt. Ode Tier unb Soma StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

alrer sutem 9iuse (iuo orei :-6uIts
bic 6abe parm, ben &opf tibl, unb &C.
brauds SarIeb' Yruft Garan,eaen
ssssn 5etisrtsit. 6uitsn, grtdItanssn &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
Seiusn gserfpre@ansen ua&seRom.

iaeu.-9r. f &6nis's s a m.
burger 8ruftbee bat mir unb ben
Rsinissn bsi 5ufisn. S@nupfen unb Or:
f~dltunssn quite 0isnfte ssIeiftst unb III 70.
NIT isinsn @sriprs&unsen poitommsu
na6ssfOmmsn, idreibt 9err 8obsrt gIaib,
fe, Wabalh, Snbiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

(Vsr dtItsrapbJ 9. Gsb. 1880
Beiseu.-No. 2, 81 2l3.
Bel4totn.-S54@ ts.
6afer-323 @ts.
Butter--2U bis 80 GtS.
gter-l4 @tS
Wbtstp-$l.07.
S4msius-$4 80 bis 4.65.
Rtubpteb-$3.9 80 bis 4 80.
4weineheii1 -$ll 90 bis IL. IS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

pie Safsnperoronumsen fur bic
gi6csie Dubuque finb bisisIben ME Isstss
Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
%. 2. - WS9satltde 8rieHtRe.
Dubuaut, ben 9. Bsbr., 1ss

UHpHQHT ptH y. Ufbr., 1eSU.
Sl sd6u ALT Ursft anaudat aHs. pdot ssu 2. a,br
tU LEE 9. 8tbt. In Der tttasu pphpthet auatfsmmtn uuI
met sbstpsIf wsretn FAB.
Bratat Sobann eiubtrssr SObn
8unu HubVlb GiB eiMit
2,tu Auna Zig Wtliia
9nntttn Srbn Rapp peter
Gnelu Toulina 2 StpVncptr Aaif
aatrpIu Diff &c Stclitr emma
8upfu tmiei 8riS Stnsiprr Carrie
8arIHcn 5pbann S9nittr Ratio
Gplb tr
Nsss pustht nidt, ptnn man mad 6ritftn auf bttftr eiat
frast, ~ smnttn. BAT at q n stitt anb, uas bic Nam.
su bu Srtstft a~uiustbtn.
.. q. Norbert. pshndaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

ARilsauiss Narttbsri&t.
yer ]itIearapb.) 8. Sch. 1880.
Wsiseu-Ro. 2, $l.l98.
6afer-32 @tS.
Bel $50 Ste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

ct. Souls Warftbertdt.
(Yer asl.srapb.) 9. Sch. 1880.
Dei3en-rotber, No. 2, 1921.
Welf4torn-334 bis Sis.
6afer-34 @ts.
b-&l2. Is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

RsmsDsrf Waritbsri&t.
,per Lelearapb). 9 4sb. 1880.
Bet,en.-Wilpautee, go. 2, $l.424.
6afer-47 bis 5l1 @ts.
@eI9toru-sem. NJ. SO st.
SdweiueHetf6-$l2 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

9urIinstou bat iest serabs 100
EsIspbOnsS tationen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
Neue Nmetgen.
6utes SparSin8bams nit
~

5srr Ssbn paarI&, Der btasH6tist son titr fort ~ lsbsn
Of, rtrt bic sarie Sfurt4tuua fihts cut mbbiir,tn Bear.
biuatsufs. has unitr BEN Ramtn .,Gassaet 6aus b.
iannt n uns an eseuffrast ,rfttnt " 2 Strast ittst.
70 pis et qlnrt8tu 'tntr Wtrtbf6sft ntst @trdnin =.
T. u. ~ teta tea. Bas 6aus rat cine cute Huueft aft,
unb III sur6 fttnt ssrtstlpaft Page rrblbtianHt. Der
&6uftr fans tintn Ianssn g1ttibep attract treaIisn BIG
TEAMS. qi,bb Der mSa,p I'm aassast 5Ius ftIba ~sSrisrs'
dta sab Gtuf6t net NTH. h
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

3ufammen $i76.SO
Nbsslanbt 8sbruar 5, an ben SbsrprG-
fbent Der proving ShlsItn, PER- BON .
SeysswiB, C5OO y. R.)".."."".-.. 1888
8leibt tn Cafe SAP
Su, 8an,tn bic isBt abseIantt..-......... 350.26
@eIammt i'm @anaen $4O7.7 20
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
$taot / Amteeeeno.

~ Entered at the post-offce at Dubuque,
lava, and admitted for transmission through
he mail at second-class rates.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20

who has broken its laws, with be-
ing placed on an equal footing with
the Commonwealth and we do hope
that our next law makers will have
sufficient sense Of justice to make
the challenging honors even. Then
the nature Of the question asked
and the answers required in near
ly every case excludes the intelli-
gent and honest man from juries.
In this day Of newspapers, he must
indeed be an ignoramus who does
not hear of every murder and other
crimes committed; but, the fact
that he has heard Of such crimes, or
even formed an opinion about them
should not prevent fair minded
man, who can weigh evidence from
serving as q juror; but II does, and
1t is just tins reason that so many
ignorant and designing iuries are
folsted on tho country. Another
invention to save criminals is tho
law allowing o change uf venue,
when q witness can be found and
it matters not what manner of man
that witness is-to swear that in
his opinion the person on trial
could not get justice in the county
IN which the crime was committed
1t is easy enough and less expcns-
i've to send to a county half n hun.
dred miles away for jury ii an
unprejudiced one cannot be found
nearer, and q jury thus obtained
would have no way, after being
cmpaneled, of knowing the feelings
Of the community against tho &C.
cuscd.
The better class of people in this
state, and they largely predomin-
ate, arc not to blame for the failure
of juries to punish crime; the fault
lies in the law, and radical change
should be demanded"
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

C;oyerpo- W. n. Miller.
Sec'y Of StAte--Jacob Froltch.
Auditor--John Crawford.
Trta asurer- r. j. Churchill.
Atty Gcn'l.-W. = Henderson.
Com, state Iands-D, W. Lear.
Chancellor-D. W Carroll.
(hancery Clerk w. tnllaway.
Chirf Justice-E. II. English.
Associate Justices john X. EAkin' anu
W. NJ, Harrison.
SUIT, Pub. Inst-J l.. Denton.
,st. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Congressman. lst Observation-Disclosures Dunn
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit-Counties OF Missrsippi' tror'
Sritten,icn, Poinfsett, Craighead, Greene 'la.-
con and Randolph.
Circuit Ju,lgc-L. l.. Mack.
Pros Atty-E Foster Brown
LEGISLATIVE
soth hpistrict-Countiero OF Mississippi, Jackson
Polntsett and Craighead.
state senator-B. liarrN
kepresentatiye-J. .. k'ackwood
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Jndge-E. A. cartcx
Shetifi-W Is haskin-
County Cierk-B. u. Bacehus.
Tressurer-J.W W Uzzcl.
turveyor--GcO. Benton
A.scssor-John A. LoveweL
Coroner-J. ii Lawrence
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
War nj Cottonwood Point.
Missouri.
Four Pluck Two.

Cottonwood Point, Mo has been
cursed for some time with three
desperadoes by the name OF Bar
nett-Horace, William and Albert,
all brothers. They have been the
terror of the community to such an
extent that the citizens were in
constant dread. Many are the cut
ting, shooting and knock.down ar
guments that these outlaws have
forced upon the unoffendlng citl'
zens of that section. Their latest
erploit was the shooting at Mr..
Garnet, who was standing near
b,s house. This so encensed the
community that last Monday, a
few ofthe bravest citizens determ'
ined 20 rid the country Of their pres
enee. VIM. willerford, Joe. Mitch
ell, Jno. Garrett and Henry Wool
ridge, fully armed ordered the Bar
netts to leave, when q shooting
match was inaugurated, which re-
suIted in Horace and William Bar
mott being fatally wounded.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
The Speakership.

The Arkansas Tribune comes 10
the front and advocates Hon. II. NJ.
McVeigh for the speakership OF the
next house of representatives, and
says:
"Ilis efficiency, reliability, and
energy compels US to put in nomi.
nation the name of II. M. McVe eigh
of Mississippi county, as speaker
of the house of representatives.
Lay aside all sectionalites, gentle.
men what do you say?"
We have all along been Of the
opinion that Capt. Mcveigh would
be proper man on whom to con.
fer the honor Of speaker Of the next
Legislature, but had felt q delicacy
in putting his name forward for
the position but inasmuch as the
ice is broken, Us it were, and his
name presented by others outside
OF his own county, we may
be pardoncd for putting an oar in
advocacy OF his clam. We see
from our exchanges several men,
bers are already prominently men,
toned for this position, and it Is
with due Difference, and an &C
acknowledgement of the merits and
ability of these gentlemen to occupy
this important and honorable po-
sltion that we would couple their
names with that of Hon. II. N. Nc
Weigh. II not already too late, and
if the political cards are not yet
stocked, and shufiled, we would say
from personal knowledge that II
NJ. McVeigb, putting aside all sec
tionalism, is in every respect wor-
thy and competent TO preside over
the deliberations of the house OF
representatives. A fluent and grace.
full speaker, versed in parliamentary
rules, and good judge of law, we
doubt not he would fill the chair OF
speaker with as much grace and
dignity, and honor to the body and
state, as any yet nominated for
that position.
In the legislature Of 1873, when
the democrats we're in the minority,
Capt. Mcveigh was put IN nomlna.
lion and received the full demo
cratic vote OF the house, and sacri.
feed to keep up the organization
of the party, and now, seven years
later, when the legislature will, be
soldly democratic, it would be
most fitting to elect him speaker.
What say you, gentlemen
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
The Electoral Vote.

The total, therefore stands -
Garfield, 2l9; Hancock, l50- -g,v.
ing the republican candidate thirty
four votes more than necessary for
their selection in the electoral col.
lege. On the popular vote Han
cock probably leads Garfield by
some $4,000. In 1876 the defeated
candidate, Tilden, had q majority
over Hayes OF 250,0O0.
The house Of representatives will
certainly be republican with a ma
jority inside of l2, and the senate
will be O tic.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
B;ehle's Excelsior Well,

Endorsed by all practical men ss the only true
principle aud permanent well TOR this country.
| would call attention TO my improved well.
The curbing OF these wells IL thick cement
pipe, which naturally the longer they are In the
ground the harder aud better they become, aud
eventually turn 10 stone They are twelve
inche, In diameter. abundr ntly large en- ugh
for all practical purposes. The curbing Is ce-
mented and made water tight all the way DOWN,
thus effectuaily shutting Oh all surface water
and quick-sand will guarantee that the. can
be cleaned with the same bucket water y draw n
with. have bored q number for leading mon
above here. among them: . for Mr. George
Coleman, In Missouri; for Dav. Metzgcr. WIN
Ling, Ioe Thompson. Bl.thc's Chapel, and =
number Of others. However the well speaks
for itself. A sample Of the curbng can bs e1-
amned at the OscEOLA TINES once, and ~
rigid examination OF the same
Parties desiring . good permanent Well
should take advantages Of the present oppor-
iunIty as ep' . a chance may hot soon offer
again.
Further particulars, price, etc can be OBJ
tain 4 of
LEON RoUssAN,
Or, Address,
TiIEO, BlEIII.E.
Cottonwood Paint, Missouri
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20


On the subject OF the Jury sys.
ten. We clip from a Kentucky ex.
change the following, which we
find applicable 10 our own state
and to which we would call the AT.
tention of our next law makers:
"Thc jury commissioners in Sc.
leeting men for such work usually
pick those of known good standing
and social worth, but it is ten to
one if any Of them are permitted to
sit in case which from its very
nature demands good jury. The
regular Jurors are ordered to stand
aside, one by one, till the last is
reached, and then the order is given
for tho sheriff to summons another
lot from the by-standers. BY pre-
vious arrangement the counsel tor
the defense has a number If "fxcd"
men among those by ISLANDERS, and
the Commonwealth having exhaus-
ted It's Ave challenges, is unable to
prevent those men from takirg
their seats az jurors unless some
specific charge can DO proven
against them and thus jury of
bribed and perjured men is easily
obtained. With the benefit Of ev-
cry doubt and the burden of proof
on tho Commonwealth, prisoner
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
MASONIC

The stated dconmunications oi Csoooia i.Jns.
No. 27F. " A. NJ, will be ,s,a t.e na'"' Ian
"a "a r Feb III a. March 70, April a. May q June ~ ~
N2l St. j Il. July II Aug "A, sept S, oca, ,, y"
Nov. Ia Dec II The election And insri,n'Sb ~, ~
of otIccrs will take place Dec H. ts'. ''A'" wv
The Members are ordered to attend In aceoru-
apc, with the BY Laws. .ordi
All Master M.sons in good standing are oo"'
my 'A''N J.K. p. HALE. W. NJ.
NoRRis IIEINz, Sec'y,. oo,, ,b.ute,
The regular convocation Of osceoia .hap,rs ,r.
No. 81, Il. A. Ma.ons. Is ON rrieay vn Ma-
thc Full Moon ofeach month Az H. a.
sons are cordially invited TO attend II
JouN MATTHEWS, Recoruer'
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
Congregational Returns,

Dunn's majority over Johnson,
with Dcsha and Mississippi coun-
ties to hear from, 5595. Deshn
Is two or three hundred republican.
IL. r. Democrat.
Mississippi, county gave Dunn
54l, johnson 33l leaving Dunn q
majority oe 2l0, which added to
the above makes Dunn's majority
5s05.
The second distric. elects Jones
by 3,504 majority.
The third district elects Cravens
over Boles by 5.46Ol majority.
In the fourth district Gunter is
elected by 1906 majority.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
.VOTICE or S.YLE.

TN pursuance OF the provisions Of nc ed Of as
i signment made and executed by j. w. Fant,
TO }. NJ. Taylor, assignee, on The third day OF
March 1879, which deed Is recorded IN The Office
of the circuit clerk Of Mississippi county, state
Of Arkansas, in Record Book Vol y. Page 2s2
Et. Seq. l will proceed TO sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the door Of the court holse
In the county Of Mississippi, Arkansas. on the
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF NOV. lsp,
in lawful hours, the following land, to wit s
all of section eighteen, (is township fourteen
40 range ten n0) east, The title to said land
is believed to be good, but will convey only rs
assignee.
j NJ. TAYLOR Assignee of j. W. FAINT.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20

The News Office at Newport was
destroyed by the recent fire. The
editor has our warmest sympathy,
and we hope he may soon be able
again TO spread the News, us Of
old.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
No. 329 drew the capital prize in
the United States lottery.

GEN. J. +. PAGAN has been re-
moved from the Office OF receiver
Of the U. S. land Office, at Little
Rock. and c. K. Kelsey appointed
to succeed him.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20

The town Of Newport was al
most entirely consumed by fire on
the night of the 10th inst, and two
hundred families were rendered
homeless. The loss of property
amounts to two hundred thousand
dollars.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20
CurRCu SERVICES.

Esorv Sabbath, a, the second baptist Church.
al II o'clock. a. m and II Ib,rWfrr Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20

FROM Brick Pomeroy's Great
West, we learn that Denver, Col.
had q riot on Sunday, Oct. 81. A
dispute arose between an American
and a Chinaman. involving the val
ue of dime in q wash bill, this led
to an attack by the American on
the Chlnaman, who ran. Soon q
mob of several thousand gathered
and as night set in, every house in
Denver occupied by chinese, was
broken into, and the inmates bru-
tally beaten and murdered. The
account of the disgraccful scenes
contained in the Far West is too
horrible to contemplate.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20

JUDGE CypERT decided at Mari
anna the other day, that officers
could only carry pistols when in
the actual discharge of duty. A
very correct view of the law, and
wi;hal righteous decision.-
[Jacksonport Herald.
A rry good decision. and one
which should be declared and en-.
forced all over the state.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-20

TIE newspapers Of Arkansas,
like those Of the other southern
states, are badly mixed as to what
IS best to be done in the future.
Some favor letting politics severely
alone, and turning attention to the
development of local resources
others, the dlsbanding of the
democratic party, and paying strict
attention to managing the govern
ment of the states. For our part,
we cant see how politics can be
dropped. It's thing that the
American people, whether south
ern or northern, can't drop if he
wanted to; but by judiclously
mixing it with common sense and
business tact, the country will grow
up, and the people with it.