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, 1880-04-09

EX-SENATOR MAns1t writes 10 tho Syca-
moro True Republican giving his rcasons for
opposing tho nomination OF Con- Grnnt and
favDring TINT OF sonntar 1}1nine. Tic aaya;
l,olfevo Tint Grant s tho prenteat living Gem
crhl a!,tl IT true rntrlnt. Including bis mtlltnry
REGARD, he II the pnrr OF amy nlafl: excluding
.li.lutes: fnr thGre h nothing TT hs llto prior to
tho Wr Or sllco Its als,sp inuicnt1ng prcE.ni,lcnt
or civil nirairs Tho Milton hus h,norc.l him
tw!cn with TIM Presidency. 1t should hold him
II, highest r'snEct: b,lt ,thure Is not sufficient
rcnsnn for brulkfng 4 thtr-hhnorrsl lIsnge til
nominating and e'oet'u9 him 1T possblo} to Il
third tCrlll.
, 1880-04-09

MASON COUNTY Is not divided between
Dlatnc anl urant, ns Mt first reported, but Is
solid for l,latnct us tho following dispatch shows:
HAVANA, ILL.,, April H.-Tho United stntcs Mnr-
Hhht to the cartrhry Notwithstanding. AfnsDn
County Rrilds n ulaEno delegation tn tho atato
Convention. C. II. KETCuAM,
Mnsnn County wns conceded 10 1rant by Mr.
nluine's friends, md tho ehoco of nlalno tIee-
Ention under tho circumstances Is surprising.
The talis' will hnve tn bo cnrrcetcl to read as
follows: Htni,so, II; Grant, II: WnshhI,rnc, l.;
Sherman, l. Four counties out Of five thus far
held hIvo chosen 13!nlnc delegations.
, 1880-04-09

THE CURSE OF BRITISH LANDLoRD1sM.
Mr.. james 1lcdpatt, tho special CORE
spontlent of tho New York Tribune, who Is
now in ireland investigating tho causes Of
tho widespread misery III TINT unfortunate
country, contributes lotter to tllat paper,
dated ut Wcstport, Mayo, Marcls 8. which
throws some llow light upon tho subject by
showing tint ianllordisn Itself Is the chief
cause of tho existing wretchpdnoss, that It
Inns Impoverished the people with !ta exac-
tlons, tho rents In many cases hclng far i'll
eacess Of the Government valuation, mi! that
IN tllcso days of Irelanti's troubles, when MI
the world Is touched by her pit!nble condi-
tE0n, hardly ono Of thu Irish landlords has
reduced ronts and hardly one OF them has
contributed anything to the relief funds.
Mr, Retlpath fastsns this charge upon land
lor.llsm by tic citation of numerous estates,
with their stnttstics of cultivation and reilt,
which We hive mt tile space to reproduce.
We can only state the general substance OF
Ills letter, which is to the effect TINT through
tho west uild south Of Ireland the relations
OF landlord und tenant nre those Of "exaction
OIL the ono s!do md execratlon OIL tho other"
and that th}s Inns produced tho untI.rlft and
general wretcfadncss Ut the tenants. LAS
soon nj tonant out Of sour, wet bog {ti,at
Ito farmer In America would touch), by coll-
stunt spAtllng and ma,urtng, creates an ara-
bic patch, up goes the rent Without warning
or consideration; and II lIo will not pay for
Ills own improvements. lie Ia srnlmayily
eyictad." And aeuin says Mr, 1tedpath:
ltuu,etnbcr that In Irpland tho landlords slo at-
1oltltc!y nnthtnX but luke rrnt. The tollAHt
f0Ncua hla little patchts hb builds his little C0t
taRo; DO drains tho lnnds ho roclatms tho waste
beg; b. e1Sates; ysry oftoa,. at lYaat thrse.
~ 10 does ~, hr u tnes, ln tho form ne higher
unllel "rtuk-rpnt." THO Government yalliA-
taDn 10 highGr thnn must ut the estAteH lrp
warth. because It was made when tho population
Tns dUnBar thAIl 1t 10 to-day. Yet cveryWhceu
tho rents Aro yoEy much higher than "Gr!A'th's
valuation"
Among the proofs which 3fr. nedpath
presents OF tile truth OF lls assertion aro tho
following: Tho Government valuation OF
the town land Of RekAH!d, now belonging
10 the Earl OF I.ucan, was about e35o, aid
the rental },as been $500 for twenty years
past. When crops are good tlley cum baroly
pay this rent and now they are sturY!ug, III
3allygornlan there are three Tenants wlioss
valuation amounts to 311b, and theypny $50
rant III 'rhrahoeu during the past few years
, 1880-04-09

ABOUT o'clock yesterday morning fire
hroko out In tour-1nill at Dtxuu, In this Statc,
and before 1t coutd DO gottcn under control thruo
tour-mitts and ono tiax-nll wero entirely do
Btroyctl. An explosion which occurred In ono Of
tho mills cA.iBel tho death ut two men nIld scri-
Gus injury to Heyun others. Tho property do.
stsoycd WIS valued at 500, ,0o0 The loss IL sud
to be fully covered by inRCrnncc.
, 1880-04-09

a NUMBER of charitable lntlles md geutle-
mon Of ChcnEu havc begun To move III tho
mnttcr Of tho establishment in this city nf n
homo for incurnb!cs No such institution now
exists hero. and It Is proposed i,y soliciting con-
trIllutlons Of funds to start in snmlt way and
ovont,iatly work up tho worthy charity to fhrRc
,1s,,,ores,,,,a
, 1880-04-09

TIE Blaine Club of tlls city has advices
from about 100 different points III this Suite,
which plainly Indicate thnt not only Ia james e..
Dlntno tho chnico Of Illinois Hepnbllcans uB clIn-
dldato for President, hut TINT tho focling In hIs
favor Is rapidly growing.
, 1880-04-09

TIE coal-mincrs Of tho Durham {EnE.l
mtnos to tho number Of l,S00 haye struck work
because the managers hnyo refused to put ont Il
bnilettn.boarl showing how much ench lnan
eA11is. 1t has been tho custom heretofore TO so
publish tho individual earnings.
, 1880-04-09
tl1on. IL il prol,ahio that they will hlrc to 90.
Tho Irish people rcoogHszc tho agltator rs their
leaicr and will follow hia ntlvlcc.

THE steamer Syrfa, having a cargo Of
E,0o0 l,alcs ot cntton and 20 tons ot oll-cakc,
became disabled AMI ,lnmanngcablo on hor
passnEe from Now Or!cnns tn LLvcrpnot md
Ind to be abandoned. The stenn,er Gellcrt7
from Hamburg, which tried In win to tnw her
into port, brought tho crow to Now York ycstor-
, 1880-04-09

THE Carlisle 1ntornnl-ltevenua bill, which
materially tnodEfcs tho Inv in reeart 10 dis
tiiertcs md the cxportntton, nf liquors, anl
which. 1t Ia ctnEuicd will rcntovo mnny hnrd.
ships which tho present law cntnEls, wns ycstcr-
t1ay ailopted by tho Ways and Mrat,s C,mmtstcn
by It vote nf ton Tho mInorlty consistcd OF
ConRer, Garfield, and Mills.
, 1880-04-09

TuE CHICAGO TRIBUNE ltns established brunch
Offices for tho receipt of subscriptions and adveri1c-
nente ~ follows: -
NEW YORK-ltoom . Tribune nulldIna FIT. Mo-
FAnnEN, Mnnagrr.
GLASGOW, Hcotland-A1.An'A American News
Agency. n Hcnho1d.st- ....
LONDON, Enu.-Amorlcan Exchange. 40 Stranu
LEHRy X. G1LIi1, Agent.
WASHINGTON. II. C.-tslb \ street.
, 1880-04-09

At the meeting Of the Cannl Committee Mt
PEORIA ycstorlay steps were takon tnwari bring.
inE befnre Congress tho subject OF the cnlargc-
H,ont Of tho Illinois l. Michigan Cannl, md tho
improvement Of tho Illinnis River. 4 cnnmIt-
tco was appnintotl to prepare nn address to Con-
Rrcss and to tho people Of Illinois setting forth
tho Importance Of tho cnnR1 As Il National work.
, 1880-04-09

KEMDLE, tho Pennsylvania brlbor, refuses
to submit h!msetf for soptonco or give ball.
This ho cAlls "tnking tho bull by tho horrs." 1t
would appear that tho Pennsylvania authorities
ought to take tho Rontlc1nau by tho shoulder
aud place him In Jail.
, 1880-04-09
a BILL AGAINST COMPETITION.


tton OF a bill Into Congress by Congressman
1lur,l, OF Ohio, which appears to atni Mt the
suppression, or Mt least the curtnitment, of
tho transportation of freight, whether I'M.
ported OF domestic, FROM ono part Of tho
United States to another part through tho
Dominion of Canada. Tho full pirport Of
the bill cannot be deteynlnetl from tho
telcgraphio alyiccs that have been
given SO fur, but, II It's intention or
Its effect be to cut off from the pub
lie III whole or In part the advantage
Of Canadian railroad competition, It will be
the most astounding inlperttnenco yet at-
tempted In the Interest Of tho railroad mo.
nonollsts OF this country. ills difficult to be-
lIeve tint nny measure with such an object
can receive sgrfnus consideration from Con-
grcss, and yet It Is scarcely reasonable to sup
pose tint mai like IIurl would propose
bill without s0nle assurance Of support.
1t Is we'll known that tho managers OF tho
railroad pool In this country hnvo not been
ablo to whip the GRIND Trunk Railruad Into
Tho Grund Trunk has recently acquired n
direct alltl independent co,llectlon with CHI
cago, mud Is now in a better position than
ever before to compete for through business
between the West and tho scac0ast cities. 1t
llas the three pnrts Of Montreal, Boston, nnl
Portland rs outlets for tile Western produce
which goes to the East and to Europe, and 1t
llas tho good will Ut shippers who have been
persuaded to look to It for relief from the
extortion Of tho trunk-'ne pool, against
which Congress has persIstently refused
to furnish any protection. II 1t werc pos
, 1880-04-09

Mn, HANDnu1sY, a Tory, who }las boon I'M
RENTING In hIs assaults on Mr. Gladstone Gull
ing him IN veiled PApIstr" n trAitor to his Queen
md country, and other such cplthots, Inns been
obliged to yield his soat TO follower Of tho man
whom he maligucd.
, 1880-04-09
ONE of tho delegates from Rhode Tsfnnti to
tho ChtcnEu Convention writcs to tho Now York

VNE III tITu HETgHH[E5 TtD1H I<ftUHB T5TGlIH "a
tho ChtcnHu Convention wrltca to tho New York
Trflttnc:
Tho Convention sxns for ntatno, md tho tlelc-
gnpA Il elected Aro for ltntne. anu proporly 81,
na tic Republicans nf tho State 1ro for j}lnino
ycitrs. Their, hns been no slll.Ee1, conversion
herr respecting tho choice 1T candidates: no
resolution nf instructions waa ndopted or sub.
tl,utE Judgment fur the best interests nf Tho c-
publican purity, Since tho Convention a'l-
tllstntcs hls boon estlfnntud with such varyne
opinions by tho trrcss md tho people that cnnls
Of inquiry hnvn henn IAsttcA to euch detcgato,
tho next President nj tho United Stntcs, md ont
OF tho entire iiitnllcr 1s, replies havn bcon 70.
fsysa E" Il y rrns rssns %s nws: Il dnneS aa9
nrfstnw. I: linwley, Il; no ctnice, 11,-which m
lscntcs very strongly tho public Rcnttment 1t
are tho cxprcsstnHs IT representative mon from
ncArly Overy town iii tho StntC.
, 1880-04-09

TIE Senate yesterday passed tho House
resolution authorizing tho sccrctary Of Wnr to
ntlnw tho loaning of t!ags belonging to tho Gov
ettltncnt to tho knights Tcmptar on tho occa-
sion Ut thclr grand trlennlal oncnmpnent In
Ch!cngo next August.
, 1880-04-09

3l,s rANSEl.L IL creating terror In the
T,snks Ut tho 1uotcrate Hong Aulers In ireland.
Whernser he haH attempted to dlslo<aXe one of
them to giYo the pluce to moro pronounced
advocate Of land rrforIn ho haa 60 far boon suo-
ccssfuL There remain u TOW placcs yet whcre
tho Modcratcs Dr0 candidates for election. and
III. pAFnch IL waR!nx war to tho knife a4ainat
, 1880-04-09

6oaE Of tho moro moderate ecclcsinstics
,h"vo concluded to conform to tho requirements
u tho French Govornment In rcferonco to tho
educational institutions. The Archbishop Ut
Paris is tho first TO acguicsco In tho change.
, 1880-04-09

THE English Secretary for Foreign Affairs
has replied to Secretary Evarta' notn in rofcr-
enco to rights OF, American fishermen in Cuna-
dun and neutral waters. Tho nature Of tho ro-
ply Ia not known.
, 1880-04-09

TnE Conservative members of the French
Chambers propose To chnllcnHc thu action Of tho
Government In reference 10 tho expulsion Of tho
Jes,,tts. The Cabhet Is said to he far from
unnrtmosts rs to tho wisdom Gf enforcing tho
DEGREES. and 1t IA rrobnblo TINT tho action Of tho
Conservatives ia Inspired t,y ii knowledge OF this
fnnt.
, 1880-04-09

oraat a 3 'riss ,.sE RoW ~ tas ~ y @ Ms q
eGncCrncd.-ialrW State RtVfster.
And Al, fur IA Illinois Is concornctl atso. The
stuck Of 'uricf " now being salted down for the
I.-u. IL enur1nouB.
, 1880-04-09

"LovE Gun Lowell rallh. and therefore," tho
Duchess Of Newcastle, tho widow OF Il raklsh
noblcman, has hurried II purity beurnx tim
plobc'an namo Of Tom lIn'cr, who hns followed
tho ptebe!An occupation nf u,lslG.taachur silcg
his falluro behind tho foolI9hts.
, 1880-04-09

THE Secretary of Wur has recommended
tho Senate to appropriate S100,0Oo fur thu pl,r-
pose Of building military post nt Tho junctton
Of tho Grand md GlrnisOn RNnrs. Tho post
would command tho country TT tho Uncom-
tribes,
, 1880-04-09

THREE convicts made n desperate hit M
successful ATTEMPT to escape from tho pittsburg
Ponttentiary yesterday. Tho snapping OF n rope
ulone prevented tho complete SUCCESS Of tho at
tempt.
, 1880-04-09

THE Now York gas companies will al-
vanca the price Of gus aftcr tho 18th inst
The Increase in wages Ia given rs n reason for
the proposed action.
, 1880-04-09

THE Tories Charge Lord Derby wilt, ut
tempting to forco or inltIce bis tcnantry to voto
for tho L!berai eAntlluates. As it III u brunch OF
privilege OF tho part Ut u Peer to tnturferu IN
election contests In my way. tho churgo will
probably come up later III the House OF LoFdsin
eonlD ftrIn
, 1880-04-09

THE Russian Government proposes not to
be ca,ght nappiug, and flvo largo war-vesscis
havo beon ordered to Chinese wntcrs to look
after fta interests,
, 1880-04-09
FRIDAY, APRIL 0, 1850.

THE strike ut Cohoos is nearly Mt an end.
The strikers nro an!d to bo willing nnd anxious
to accept tho terms ofrorod by tho management
nf the m1H.
, 1880-04-09

THE still, small voice Of tho Washburne
boum is heard III tho land It will l,o louder
mon. Connecticut and Indinna have tukon up
tho chorus.
, 1880-04-09

Olympic Theatre.
Clark street, hatwocn Lake md Anndoph. Enragc-
mont Of tic Oatoa orora Company. " "Fnnchetse, tho
, 1880-04-09

p. C'dss affttf7
For the benent Of onf pntrnns who dcstrc to aetld
Jingle copies Of TNK THtntfNE through tho mall We
etye herewith tlo ffnna!onk Fnte OF postage.
I)nn,ftItc. Pr ttpu.
EIRht and Twelve rago pnper...............a canis
Fnfftpn.
Flight md 1welvp rnxo rnpef, ............4 cents
EtxtGDn nag1 INpGr ce0N
, 1880-04-09

Randolph street. betneen Clnrk md In Salls. En-
rpgeH,9ut Of l&nbaon nnd Crane. "Shnrps and Flats
, 1880-04-09

AIcVicker'a Thentre.
Madteon Atreet. hotwoen Dearborn and State. En-
nxemcnt Of Miss Ada Cnvondl4t,. "AE You llke 1L'
, 1880-04-09

WAY1I1SGTON CHAPTER, NO. r. II. 4. M,-Spn-
rnl tSnvncAtnn this tFrlay} evonlnv ut 7: H'clnck.
Work on tho Mark hnstor leKruu. Visiting cuulpan-
iot!s cor.tinlly invitNu.
Dy order Of tho II. +.
, 1880-04-09
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

wADANsrN LODGE. 40. ND a. +. AND X. M.-.
Gt,acIal Communication this tFTfany) afterronn Mt
nciick. for work. Koxulnr Communication nts 7: H.
sharp. for bt,rtneaa and Important work Full Mt
duly lnvtf0tt T.J. 1USTlS, W. II.
, 1880-04-09
G41r Gttlt,&>te,
TERMS OF sU1,sC1s11'T1oN.

tIy MA1r-1y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rRErAtn.
fttv tI;tinn t,fp q. On
fErt. ri IL Trnr mr. ninfth .......,,,,.,.,, Loo
'ttt.II,r ihurtdhv md SATURDAY, ner Ytnf,s ZOO
S,u,,G1y WcuCrdrY and Frittny, ttcr year, 8,sN9
f:i,,iny tr ttnInY .pn1G ot]lt}o per rear &.tO
ANY Uihtlr INV nor frn1. X,uU
wEF.Kt.Y Ep1rioS-rosTrAID.
1lHn copy rEF Tehr.. 1sny
Srccacn cupcs acnk freq. ......
Giro l'ost-Uttfce address In full Including atato and
County.
lemit.aneot nny bo mudn either by drAtt4 cxprcss.
Post0nicu uy1r, or In Registered iottcr. Rt onr rak
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
rnlly dalivcred, sunday excepted, ccnts por wcek
pal1J doveted Aurday included, 30 ccnta t'cr weet+
Address TIE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Co1ner Madlaon nnd 1)oasborn-sts.. Chicago III.
, 1880-04-09

Dearborn street. corner o! Menro1. EnEngomot
OF tho Kitn1!y Brothers. "Enchnnttnent."
The Osceola times., 1880-12-04
Communicated.
COlilOquy Between Var. r..
and Mr.. +.

T. Why did you pass Darwin
so silently when you were on your
evolution rand /?
| +. II l were to use a multitude
Of classic words, vague and imagi.
nary philosophy in telling you !
could climb TO the third heaven on
a ten foot ladder by climbing to
ihe top round and pulling the lad.
der after me, would you believe
me?
T. No sir, / wouldn't.
F. Why notY
T. Because the fixed and estab-
lIshed law of gravitation so plainly
and polntedly forbid 1t.
+. Your answer IS to the poiut,
and just what anticipated and it
is because l find the primary ante
ccdent generic principle in all the
grades or, type of animals, Just as
unaltorable, and tenacious of their
peculiar organic goneology as the
law of gravItation, that l passed il
as self-condcmned. If Darwin had
said, by neglect, immoral and de-
praved association, man may de-
generate or retrograde to the mon.
key, hc would have much of the
fixed principle Of nature to sustain
him, as well as every day obscrva-
tion. 1t Is only by dilligcnt care,
cultivation and skilful reasoning
that every Improvement, or higher
standard Of perfection is ever at
tanned, either in the animal or veg
liable Kingdoms, and that never
did, nor ever can develop a higher
type. Tho graduation of types are
fixed principles. They may be
improved, Dut cannot bo changed,
except by a hybrid mixing, and
whenever that is omitted or neg
lected, they Immediately and inial.
libly claim and return to their
prestiDe distinction. | can SEQ no
limiting, compromise, or yielding
in the laws and specifications OF
nature, to allow tadpole, or even
a frog, attaining to the throne OF
England; TO the "big turkey" of
Turkv, or even to the presidency
Of the United States, unless be be
well schooled in all tho late I'm.
proved ELECTORAL count and kind.
red tactics. F.
The Osceola times., 1880-12-04
A Good Offer.

We will send the TINES to any
address in the county, with copy
Of the Forest, Forge and Farm, for
81 25, outside the county for Sl.40.
The Forest, Forge and Farm is
an excellent paper, issued from the
largest Armory in the world, E.
Remington & Sons, ilion, N. Y,
and is of great practical value to
sportsmen and mechanics, and has
facilities for furnishing reliable in.
formation in regard TO the manu-.
facture, use and care of arms and
implements. 1t also contains arti'
cIes of interest TO farmers, also
reading and illustrations for the
fireside.
Now is your chance to get cheap
reading matter. Don't wait, but
send 10 your names At once. Cop
- n ~ Forest, Forge and Farm
- = thIs sBcc.
The Osceola times., 1880-12-04
Willard Hotel Lottery.
A First Glass Furnished Hotel
for only $500
1864 Cash Prizes and l,4i6 Prop.
erty Prizes Amounting 10
$500, $50.

This Drawing will take place at Louisville
Ky, December. 81, 1880 under authority Of a
special Act Of the Kentucky Legislature, end
will be under the absolute control of the fol-
lowing disinterestcd commissioners appointed
by the Act
Hon. Robert Mallory, late !; G.. Of oldham
county, l.. NJ. Flournoy, President of tho Lou
i.ville Car Roof Co, Hon IL Z. Whitaker Of
Covngton. Henry clay. Jr., late Prosecuting
Winston. of .he firm of. Al Caldwell Il
Winston, Of Louisville.
The Osceola times., 1880-12-04
Marriage LiCen SC

was issued to John Sowders and
Elizabeth Copeland.
Tho parties allowed named were
welded last Thursday. This is the
fitth matrimonial venture that Mrs.
Copeland has been engaged in, and
We hope this may provo to bo as
happy as the preceding ones.
"A United States Marshal pas.
scd down on his way to Memphis,
with seven prisoners. captured in
the neigbborhood of Ashport, Tenn,
charged with the robbery of the
steamer City of Vicksburg. They
are to be tried in the U. s. court
at Memphis. A few examples oil
this kind, would have a beneficial
effect in cultiyatlng a wholesome
respect for the rights Of property
on she highways.
The Osceola times., 1880-12-04

Ifyou want Number one uigar
Buy 1t.
And Jay Gould" is the 'neplus ul.ra.'
Try It,
At r. y, Butler's.
The Osceola times., 1880-12-04
SAW MILL.
EDWARD NJ. AYERS,
PROPRIETOR,
OscEoLA, ARKANSAS,

am prepared TO Furnish all kinds and size
Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Posts. Fencing &c Z.
at short notice.
VIII take contracts TO furnish material and
build in good workmanlike manner, any class
OF buildings.
Bills tor lumber fllcd on short notice. Special
bills sawed on application.
Horses, mules, cattle, hogs and produce taken
in exchange for lumber.
Highest cash prices paid 'or stocks delivered
at the MI Send your orders to
N. B. viii also Gin Cotton. and deliver the
baled cotton al the Steamboat landing free oi
charge. VIII guaIantce to turn ont IS good
samples as any other Gin In the county.
Il. NJ AYERS.
5-i5-tf. OscEoLA, ARK.
The Osceola times., 1880-12-04
$ s,S25O.OOO

The willard Hotel with all its E0SO 900
Furniture and Fixtures. C-oO'oOO
One residence on Green Street 49,, SIS 900
One reeidence on Green Street ......... Is 600
Two Cash Prizes. each s. 900 ............. 10 600
Two Cash Prizes each 81 900 .......,....., 4 900
Five Cash Prizes, each, 81 900 ......... s 900
Five Cash Prizes, each $500 ............. 2 go
Fifty Cash Prizes. each 500 ........ 5000
One hundred Cash Prizes, each so ....... 5 M0
Five hundred Cash Prizes each so ..... 10 0O0
One set OF bar room furniture. ............. Geo
One Fine Piano. o....................... bO0
One handsome silver tea set t............... 100
100 boxes III Bourbon Whisky, $50 ..... IA go
10 baskets Champagne, S35. 35.............., $50
Five hundred Cash prizes, each $40. ..... 3 900
100 Boxes fine Wines, $50 .............. II Oo0
200 Boxes Robertson Co. Whisky, $50. 600
800 Boxes Havana Cigars. $40 ........... Oo0
Five hundred Cash Prizes each so 600. & 900
Whole Tickets, IS Halves, 81. Quarters 81.
Responsible agents wanted at all important
points. For circulars giving full Information
and for tickets address, W. G. d. WHIPS,
willard Hotel. Louisville Ky
or to w Scott Glore, Bookseller, los Fourth ST
Louisville, Ky
-. l.. Ill
The Osceola times., 1880-12-04
Osceola Rain Drops.
-Gum hoota are In demand.

Gum boots are in demand.
stop smok,ng trash. and get a rrnuin
gen. q B. r Butlen. \ is the Jay Gouid.
-Tne river is still on the decline
m yoa want to feel happy. 20 to n F. hut
bss and get Jay Gould cigar and smoke 1t
Col ]. II. Parncll's now stor,
building 10 fast assuming proper
tions.
III you want to feel rich, go to D. r Dutler'
and get ''Jay Gould" cigar, and smoke it.
Fire wood 10 in demand. Why
don't you fellers out in the country
"snake" somo OF it In. 1t com
mands big prices.
"A. gentleman who once smokes a 'Ja,
Gould" will always go to b. +. Buffers fol
his cissrs.
Prof Leon snd his troupe ol
able artists gave performance al
tho dramatic hall, last Monday eve
n'ng to a large and appreciative
audience.
The human Jay Gould, is Railroad King
but the Jay Could cigar beats that, for it I,
the King Of cigars.
-WAKTED-A position as fore.
man, job printer or compositor, by
apractical printer of some 25 years
experience. Address printer, care
of Times Office, Usccola, Ark.
II has been universally conceded that there Il
% Grsr superior to the "Jayuould' brand al
For five, neari y six, weeks ey
erything has beon at a standstill-
cotton pickers idle and the staple
damaging daily. Corn all IN the
field, the merchants look blue, and
there is seemingly no prospect for
break in the weather.
If smoking Jay Could cigar don't make
man feel god, let him 60 70 the wood-pie
and chop his head of with the axe, Go to
Butlers Arst and get the cigar.
-Elsewhere will be seen the no.
tice of dissolution OF Mcssrs. Black.
wood and Mathes, and their respcc.
tive professional cards. Hereafter
these gentlemen will do business
separately, and on their own hook.
We wish them success.
Don't distress the fair sex. by going among
them amer smoking cent a-grab', but perfume
your locks with the aroma Of jay Could and
gHe you nseful treat on this point. 60 and
see him
The editor accompanied the
party of hunters from Madison
county, NO., mentioned in our last,
and, becoming interested in the
hunt after deer, remained in the
woods longer than he intended,
which accounts tor the lack OF 10.
calls and matters Of interest in this
issue. So far as the hunt Is con-
cerncd, It was in certain sense,
successful, in that4he editor bagged
his frst deer-otherwise, the con.
dition of tho roads, the amount Of
water standing in the woods, and
tho inclemency of the weather, all
combined wos calculated to dis
hcarten the dearest lover of the
chase. We hope our Missouri
friends will como again when the
weather is more propitious, and be-
fore the myriads Of ducks and geese
which usually abound in our lakes
in tho early Fall, shall have takcn
their leave for SUMMER climes.
since jamestown ccrner stone was laid,
No better cigar has been made,
Than "Jay Gould" which has come to town,
With worldwide, because deserved renown,
And b +, Butler has it,