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a postal card, and without sigma.
ture. From the chirography, we
conclude the author Is "A female, and
as the inquiry is pertinent, We don't
mind laying aside our rules:
Although the belief is general,
that newspaper editor knows ev-
crything, 1t is "A lamcutable fact
that there are some things which
are as cuigmatical to hH under
standing as 10 that Of the common
herd and the subject matter Of the
above query, is one OF them. We
have noted the failure to attend the
Murphy meetings OF late, but at
tributed the seeming neglect to the
miserably irclemcnt weather and
the almost impossible condition Of
the roads and walks in consequence.
1t may be, however, as our un-
known inquirer surmiscs, too
much water may have strangled
them 10 death being unused to its
use as beverage. Some natures
may be likened to certain Kinds OF
wood, very porus, and after Il rainy
season and having imbibed Il great
deal of water, become water soak
ed and sink beueath the surface Of
the stream Of life. Others, to the
animals IN Il mcnagery, who make
Il good appearance before the pub
lie so long as the ring master stirs
them up with his pole, but who, no
sooner than the pole is Land aside,
and the audience dismissed, return
to their wallow. While the greater
part Of those who signed the pledge
have proved true and held their
word sacred and invioate. and who
are able to re-Ist all temptations,
there are dbose, who, as IN the case
OF those compared to the water
soaked timber and the anlm is in
the show, it Is necessary TO take In
gnder the shed to dry, and stir up
with the banner pole Of Temper.
ance. The weather is fair, and the
roads and walks passably dry - let
all turn out next Sunday, and have
n biz Murphy meeting, aud then
see that they eere kept up.
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ssscc0la lsain Drops.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
Il YOU want Fr. sh and Pure
Drugs At close prices, so t" Pcttcys
Dug Store.
Two more precincts heard from
To Mr. and Mrs Bud Tucker Il
daughter; NJ, and Mrs. q. Il.
Bricky, a araShacr. Papa Gid Is
doing ~ well as could be expected.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17

The musical entertainment Last
Tuesday night at the reNdeace OF
Mr.. ". p Hale was eXcruciatIngly
enjoyable. The performance on
the Piano by Sig. Carlo Moro was
diyiuely exquisite; and when ac
comranIcd by the string band, we
felt like strained honey and 'lasses
was being poured on our head which
went irIckllng down TO our very
toes, and hungry little cupids Il lick
in OF us.
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JUST EsECH.aE ED.

Al Pettey', Drug Storc-'Fhc lar
gcst and most complete stock oI
Drugs, Medicines Sc, ever brought
to thi- market. Don't sou lorgct it,
-MrsSrs. Dr.. j. +. Davies. \
b. Laiont, Ii. NJ. Pope and DR.. II
c. Dunnavaut called aud renewed
their subscription, and Mcssrs. f
b. Hale, G. W, Boycc. CLas. BoyIcs
and Aft. S. Il McAhster, OF Padu
rah, Ky, are on our list Of new sub
,cribcrs.
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safe Permanent and Com
plctc are the cures OF intermittent

plctc are the cures OF Intermittent
diseases performed by CLlrFoRU's
FEBmFrGE. Dumb Chlls, Fever
and Agu,, aud al bilious disorders
are speedily eradlcated from the
system. Health and v,gor are oh
taincd more readily and moro per-
maneully by the use OF this great
natural untjdotc than by any RENE
dy heretofore known. II di~jniectS,
clcahsrs. and eliminates all malaria
As tonic, 1t aris "a AN Antlscptic
and Bio.d Purifier, bringing re-
newed energy and vitality to the
body worn down 10y disease.
}. G. RlcH ,RDaoN, Prop'r,
For sale by all drug st. Louis.
gi>ts. l. Is 1
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HEAVENS sNssssT LAW

II is absolutely demanded that
the mental and physical laws OF our
nature should be kept in equilibri.
um. System and order must be re
cognizcd rs fundamental, and II de
parture entails sickness, disease and
death. rs penalties To be healthy
beautiful and buoyant, the whole
constitution must maintain regslar
action IN all it's component parts.
\ female who imprudently exposes
hers, S,liand becomes Frustrated with
headache, pain in the back, fever,
irregular or suppressed monthly ac
ton with constipation and loss OF
appetite must be restored to regular
action. must be rcvitalizcd, recupe
rated ut once, and for tn : very
purpose nothing equals DR.. Drom
coolies En- l'sh Female BItter's. 1t
is prepared expressly for all such
diseases.
For sale at Juo. l.. Driver & Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
Laws Governing Subscribers.

# subscribers order the discout'uuHncc ~ Then
nrwspaprts. the publisher may continue To Srl't
them until all arrraragcs aIo liad.
II subj rihers neglect ur rith-c =" t'h' ''''
a. 'wspupei, fr,an th'lr oHhr" Ia winch th'y are
directed, they are held responsible unt' my
ave settled llciI b..l- and uGdcrcd the lapci d.-
e 1 tliue
II Il.uhscribere u.ose 70 G,hcr pia 80 without in'
c,rming the pgblt-hcr, AMI newsf alrrr are 'cn'
4 the former dircciuu. Thea are held respnn'lhle
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
Local Column
MASONIC

The stated communications of Oscenla Lodgc
81. Il T.. ~ \. VI viii be old the -du.riLy :
on or aeNt beiorc, each full moon. VIZ Jan
q F.h. 81 MARCH, NJ. April ~, MAY p. June ~.
4 -, II j Is. Judy i Aug u, sept 1S, oct. Is
Nuv l3. DEE II The election and m~tatl,tiun
II oficrr- vi IL ke place Dec ~, (si. John thc
Evangelical
The NJ nihers are ordered to attend in accord
anc with rhe by Laws
All Master Masuns IN good standing are cnr,li
ally invited to attend. BY oricr %
j. X i. HALE, " NJ.
MonRIs llEINz, socy.
TN,e regular Convocaiiou OF OSccoln haptcT
No. 81. A. Ma Ons. BE- ON Friday o. or before
the fuil Moon of each meuth. All Il "A Ma
soas are cordially In,it TO attend
By order of T.. \. GARLiCH II Z.
JOHN MATTuA " :, Recorder
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s'cr asasc, s'hcaD!

A No. | Farm, situated within
three miles oil Blythe GIN, Chick
asawha, containing 2lO acres Of
land, 100 ol ma high state OF cul-
tivaljon a good orchard, good com.
torighle dwelling and four tcne-
mcut buildings, AID three good
wells at pure water. FJr partcu-
lars aud terms apply TO, or address
ID MATTHEWS,
Oscco!a, Ark.
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FEE CAuqA,GN Or $50.
Now is THE TINE TO RENEW.

-NWN II IHH T I.HF To ItHNIN'
Now Is THE TINE TO SUBscRIBE.
We will send the Osceola TINES
together with The Weekly Globe, OF
Boston, Mass, one year free ofPostaee,
for Only $500. The Globe is the lar
geSt and bes; dollar weekly in the Uni
ted States, and is known everywhere as
the stalwart champion OF the people
against the wrongs OF the present Re-
Publicsn administration, and as pow
erful advocate OF the true Democratic
principles
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

-
STATE OFFICERS.
Covcrror. W. r. Miller
>rc'y of >tdtc-Jacob frolch.
Audltor-Jphu crawford.
1r s-urer- 4 j. Churchill.
Au'y ren.l.-N. r. Henderson.
Com. Stiac iuudl--D " Lear
CnauccllniD,I " tmipp
Cla,rcrrv clerk i " Calilway.
chief .tu.ticc- h. II Eu.ii Il.
Ass s,iaIc Justices John u. EHkin. anu
" u Harrison.
-ult Pun. Iust--J l.. Deut0a.
Iat. COMMISSION VI DISTRICT
Cou,Irrsr4ait, lst lIsu1Ut Ut-pJuidcAtur Dunn.
JUDICIARY.
second tlrctHt-Curntjcs OF Mississippi. Cruss
lrljcnG,p, putut.ctt, OiHigEcad, Greene, Ola! -
ton and Randolph
circuit Judge l.. l.. Mack.
Pros Az - + Foster ilrcwn
LEGISLATIVE
21th pistrirt .-;-Yputer uf NJ -issipI !, Jackson
!. .1iut-tu gud traiZhyJd.
stat, -rua'ur-b. Harris
Krprrs-rutati Ec--J. .. B'u-kwont
COJAGY OFFICER
County Jr,l".-J q fctts.
She nv. g ak rs.
.'ututs q rk-J Il. 4 dale.
rrru-urr,. 81 ~ j1z.H
~u,r,o,--E li1c.. .u-
\ --, --or-.W VI pr'i.
,.Iuu,r- Is T.. rcucy.
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.IUaCii SERVICES.

Every sabbath. at the second Hspdst Church
At II o'clock. a IA - .aud ~. y M
II l. pKENITT, pLstar.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
sEcadGUartcrs.

John l.. Driver & Co'- drug
store is the headquarters for pure
drugs and medicines, which can he
bought ut bottom prices ior cash.
Mr.. II, &. Pcttcy, who has
been spending some time in Osccola
lett last Tuesday on the Belle, for
Memphis. From theacc ke goes
to Scarry, to try the curative prop
critics of the celebrated Scarcy
Springs. We hope he may soon b"
restored to health, and may success
attend him wherever he may stray.
1T you want anything in the
Drug line, call ut Pettey's Drug
Store, where You will always be
supplied with a pure article, for
less money lhan al any other place
in town. If.
The Zee i,nc Company have
sold the Geo. W. Check, ard pur
chased the elegant steamer, Silver
Thorn, which will take the place
ot the Uneck in the Osccua aud
Memphis trade She will leave
Memphis Tor this port, next Mon
day ia charge OF Capt. Henry
Cooper aud his clever and accom-
mudaling officers aud crew.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
70 the Ladies'.

Any Lady who will oead me the
names ot ten good farmer, (cither
white or coiorcd) all Of whom get
their mail at the same post office,
and give the name OF that office,
including county or parish, aud
State. shall receive itom me, by mai!
immediately, Il handsome and valu-
able present. Try it, ladies. a
postal card is all you need for the
purpose. An opportunity but once
met with in lifetime, and no risk.
Address, j. W. WARD, 7. y. Box
10, lndianal oils, Ind.
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IlnmmiInlca-nl.l

MR. EpTroR: | wish you would
he 40 kind us 10 tell me what has
become OF the "glowing " Murphy
meetings we used to have at the
Union Church Is it possible the
members have drank so much pure
water that they have drowned
themselves
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
John G.. Palmer,
ATTORNEY At sAvv.
HELEN "A, ARK

Will practice in the counties Of Mis-
sissippi, Crttenden, Cross, st.
Francis, Philips and Desha, and
in the Supreme Court Of the State
at Little Rock
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17

The alor" query WIS received on
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
eheap Books.

Having effected arrangements
with The leading publishing houses
in the United States, We are pre-
pared to furnish any book or peri
odlcal published in this or any for
eign country at publishers prices,
FAIR or POSTAGE. Call and exam
inc Catalogues,
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17

A7D \ WEEK. sl2s day at home easily made
y n Cortly Outti free. ddres- THuk GO g,
Augusta, Maine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
TUE PIVOTAL, STATE

With the result OF the October elec'
tons fairly ascertaincd. the public atten.
ton will be turned with increased inter
est To New York, which was in any
event destined to become the p,vota,
State in November.
New York is naturally Democratic
State. In a fair and square contest be.
tween the parties, without local disSen-
tons, it will always show a large Demo.
cratic majority. That it will this year,
is confidently predicted. The party is
united. There never has been scampaign
in which the Democratic party was more
thoroughly harmonious AMI confident.
The Republican journals OF that city
have made the conc 1ssiOn that the large
" increased registration is a IN )st favor
able showing for the Democrats.
While New York has heretofore osci!
lated in wide arr, i has never failed to
show its learningin alvance Of the vote,
and then it goes with q vengeance.
From u 900 majority fDr GRANT, in 1872,
il went $1,000 majority for TILDES in
1876 The present surface indications
are decidedly favorable to large Dem
ooratic majority in November.
Last year. CORNELL, the Republican
candidate for Governor, though failing
70 receive majority OF all the votes,
was elected by a plurality OF 42,7T
over ROBINSON, Democrat. Tie KELLY
faction polled 1856 votes, thus
Indirectly clecting Repub-
lican Governor. These factions are now
thoroughly and tremendously united
on the National ticket, and the nomina-
ton OF Hancock has inspiredan enthu-
sissm in the Democratic party OF New
York, scarcely ever equaled.
IL is necessary State to each of the
eontending parties. The party which
carries New York in November will
most certainly elect the next President
The Democracy may be well content to
rest their chances on the empire State.
The chances OF its going Democratic are
two to one against the Republicans. We.
feel assured that as the dag Of election
approaches, this will become more and
more manifest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

SAID Governor GEO. +. DREW, OF Flor
ida to World reporter few days ago:
"The vote OF Florida is as sure for
HANCOCK and ESGLIsH as that OF any
other State in the Solid South. / had a
majority in 1876, and so did TlLDEN and
HsSDRIcxs, and since then there have
been large accessions to the Democratic
ranks from the Republicans. The new
c,mers are mainly negroes. but General
HANCOCK is extremely popular with the
white Republicans in the State, and will
get some of their votes, too. The negro
men show a very decided and general
disposition to come over to the side OF
the Democracy, on which is arrayed a
large portion or the wealth AMI intell1-
gence OF the State"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

Tue san Francisco EramiHer has no
doubt OF the Democrats carrying Cali
iornia and gives this review OF the can
vass in tina. State:
AT no time for years has the success
OF the Democratic party been 80 assur-
ell. We are receiving from al parts OF
the State the most encouraging reports.
Immense crowds attend every Demo-
cratc meeting. Democratic clubs are
being formed in almos, every
precinct, and for no campaign
since the days of Broderick has
the party been 80 thoroughly organ
ized. A number OF earnest men who
have heretofore abstained from any ac-
tive participation in politics have come
TO the front. Men who have never been
seen at 4 political meeting OF ward clubs,
are now regular attendants. The work
ingmen, understanding the Chinese
question more inteliisently and appre-
ciating il more keenly than any other
class, are ALMOST to u man for HANCOCK
and ENGLIsH. No worklngman honest
IL opposed To- Cainese immigration could
do otherwise. The creates. harmony,
confiteuce AMI enthusiasm prevail in
the Democratic ranks"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
TWO cooHHT REASONS FOE A
CaAH9E.

O6Ano1s
The next President will In ell human
probability have the appointment OF
two Justices Of the U. 8. Supreme Court,
which is one very strong reason Tor the
election Of HANCOCK, in order that the
highest judicial tribunal NAV not be
constituted OF men chosen exclusively
from the Republican party.
Justice CLIFFORD is now seriously Ill.
His advanced age makes it unlikely that
he will ever again be able to discharge
his judicial functions. He is the only
survivor OF the Supreme Court as 1t was
when he took his seat upon the bench.
His age entitled him to retire several
years ago, but he had strong. conssitu'
ton and good health, and he was very
DESTROYS that his successor should be al
pointed by a Democratic President.
Justice Huyr is also a confirmed IN
valid, who has not been in attendance
at the Court for some time past and, &C.
cording to all accounts, cannot be ex-
pected to resume active duty. The
Court being some three years behind
with its cases, will probably influence
the resignation OF these two Judges,
even il they should live.
1t might well be regarded as nation
al calamity il this tribunal OF last resort,
which is now only too much OF a parti-
san complexion, should be made even
more distinctly or exclusively so by two
more appointments through Republi'
can President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

THE Democratic party always falls
like cst-on its feet. 1t has more rally.
ing power than any other political Or
ysnization which ever flourished, be-
cause it rests upon principals that are
fundamental and eternal. The bone
and sinew OF the party never languishes.
1t is only the unprincipled place-hunters
who are discouraged by defeat. The
great body Of the party moves steadily
forward. Republicans who have count
ed on discouraging the Democrats in
the October elections, have forgotten
the history of the party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
ANOTHER GUN SPIKED.

An attempt has been made in Penn
sylvania to manufacture political capital
out of the condition OF the iron market.
A leading iron man Of Reading, Pa,
HENRY s. EcKrKr, was subjected to the
reporters pump, and q few days ago
some facts aud figures relative to the
depressed state o. the iron market
were telegraphed all over the country,
and the royal press grew eloquent In
magniiying the matter to the interest oil
the Republican cause.
Among other statements made by Mr..
EcXERr was that "meta, which brought
twenty four dollars per ton week or
two ago is now netting the producer
only about sixteen do lars" He
further stated "that number
of producers predict that iron
will 20 to fifteen dollars before many
days" The prospect of the election oil
n Democratic President and the aboli-
ton OF protective tariff, was OF course
responsible for this state OF things. And
Mr.. EcKEHr concluded that the wages
OF employees must either be lessened or
the furnaces blow out"
These statements OF Mr.. EcHERr, as
we have said, were telegraphed all over
the country, and appeared in one or
more papers in this city.
They struck the eye OF two or three
leading manufacturers OF Wheeling,
whose mouths began to water for some
Of that cheap iron. Accordingly two oil
these representatives OF Wheelings
large mills telegraphed Mr.. EcKERT the
following inquiry
What can you furnish pig metal for,
from 1000 to 10000 tons delivered on
board, net cash? -.
The following reply will explain Mr..
EcxKRr's proposition, as we'll as his
published statement:
READING, Pa, October Is.
Sold up for October. Will entertain an
offer for 1000 for November. Higher
prices are anticipated.
HENRY s. EcEERT.
This little piece OF Republican strategy
was very much after the style oil that
used to send up bonds and stocks in
New York after the news from Indiana
When probed little, it did not pan
out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

tbs Iai,liig,RcST has not vet hearu
from the Democratic counties in West
Virginia. Its reports come exclusively
from the few benizhtel spots on the
map of the State to wh'ch the genial
sun Of Democracy has not yet pene-
trlted. The hteHibac,,'s reports from
the election in West Virginia reminds
us OF the man who could see hy On a
b,rn. but could not see the barn itself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

Tax manner in which the Republic
cans conducted their October campaign
in Indiana, was very similar to that OF
the green Jockey in u horse race, who
spplied the whip and run his horse out
of wind ON the first quarter, so that
when he reached the home stretch he
tagged and fell behind. So it will be
when the Republicans attempt to pull
Indiana through the November cam
paign. Their resources have all been
spent on the October heat. They can
get NO boosting from other States now.
Each State will have its own interests
10 look after, aud the Republican nag in
Indiana will come limping up the home
stretch in November, badly distanced
and demoralized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

NEw HAMrsmRE Republicans are IN
Boston begging corruption fund.- and
saw their State is in danger not only
owing to the great popularity OF the
local candidates, but tn HANCOCK ;
strength with the soldier element. But
they can't buy New Hampshire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

The news from Indiana seems to dis
pei the hope that the tail end OF the
Democratic ticket would pull through.
The Republicans were greedy enough
to bid for the whole hog and have gotten
il at their price. What the exact result
on the legislative and congressional
tickets will be, will require some days
to determine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

FIX price paid for the Republican
gain in Indiana discounts the moral
effect which they hoped to derive from
il. The political DRIFT is not shown.
The DRIFT Ot the Republican party to-
ward corruption. is shown. That they
were able TO buy Indiana does not
prove that they can buy the Presiden-
cy. They have shown their ability to
steal il: but thief can often steal what
he can not buy. Nos that the country
is pu, on its guard by the theft OF 1876,
aud the purchase OF Indiana in 1850,
tnev will be foiled in the attempt to
either steal or buy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

The agent OF the Associated Press in
this city is quite determined that at least
the "moral effect" Of the Democratic
victory in West Virginia shall not count
in the National campaign-but it will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
NV AoVERTIoEMEMTS.

r Osr-oN C. & p. r. R., OR ON STREET
IA ears between Wheeling and Bridgepart.
p.cset. book containing check for S1l.e. pay
ment OF which has been stopped also Si5 In bills
a .nitsble reward ano the gratitude Of the owner
nv leaving IL at this ottice. 0clOQ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

GEx. SLocrx says "New York will so
for HAxcOCx if he doesn't get another
S,ate in the Union
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

ADvICEs from Republican Mononga-
liza indicate the election OF a Sheriff by
the Democrats. 1t is not all dark in
Denmark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
library NOTICE.

A ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING OF
n the wheeling Library Association. Will
b. hi Id AT the Library Room, In the Capitol
builiing Monday evening. October Is. 1850. at
~ O'Clock. A. H. So,,r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
LETTER LIST.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
/ 4 pos,otiice at Wheeling, Ohio county. West
Virginia. unclaimed. saturday, o t"ftr lG
To obtain any OF the following the applicant
will please call Tor advertised Letters giving dale
psrjcrbock MnsEmma King Will +
nredsireet HF Kull Elizabeth
Bennett A I Mllicr
Carter Robe Mercer MIS- carrie
Clifton Onins May WIN IL
Carroll Miss kateJ Pllsoa
Carder WB Rhyme Vim
EIt.r CT Reed Ms Hattie
Fleming John sphere
Fulton Mrs 5 Siate hegistni
Gi!bus Will west hatuWicx Nv
Hunt Harry II Aesss
King Edward cr,,,,>-, ~