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SieaMers OF this line uill run Es follows:
s7est EsSRF'ssH,Ea.

-
z9as& seSRFe.EE,
Connoc;'ni; with sierchsnts' and Miners Line
Tor EoEtoG, Stsainsr
G1EDE' aE' TEE EsEB
EVEkY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sad
FAlOAY, 81 s 20 o clock PAM. returning, leava
Noriok on alternate deys It 400 J.. H.
2h!s stauIch iron steamer has just bean paint
40 throughout, StatGrooEns newly furnished anG
carpetod, Fad Ia the hands0nesL as well MS tie
oBiest boat On the Potoua river and chesapeake
bay, and IS the only steamer making close con.
nucLon with the Now i orb and Boston steam
ers; also Connects With Richmond steamers and
fEi!road Lines south. Stops IL PlMEi POINT
AND POINT LOOKOUT gong end returning
Beginning Nay Isl, 1881, excursion tickets,
good for !ou1 dsys. will De sued as follows -
Elrstc;.ss round Lr:p TO 1t. NJ onroe and Norfolk
S3 D +; inst Class fare TO Fortress Monroe and
NoTo Ii -, second class each way ST. 50; fist
c""s t,r" to Placy Point and poiLl Look out
! o. Eis, class round trip TO Piuey Point aud
Po,ut lookout 81 81; second class each way 75c
Sls:eropms 81; lneAis I6c.
EsssE NGsT EssRR.
eTgeseTErEss e.. e. 4I-t-fe gT-r.srEs svs.a
ASysasIY
EVERY FHLDAT, a. IL o.; and returning,
tsaye :fGT YORK. from pior Al, Esst river nr-
Ets \ AEUkDkY, ut / O clock g. a.
The steamers Of this company make coprsc-
Sons IT Il ortolk for Boston and ell ooinus East ::
st Now YORK with all points West sad North
TpGt anG 81 Alexandra with Virgins Midland
kr!lrOsd aud Washington and ohio Railroad
Through rates given and treigh! nsud !sd care
fully aud promptly. For further inforczLlon
appiy 10 +. a. REID, Asonl,
Jhhney's wharf
VIZ. THO MPSON, Presideui
l4io Street,
SGD HT-tf lI.siinyton ~ AZ
rs!s&&ilGE2 LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PHCyJ.
DENCk AND BOSTON.
SEasDers leave AleZanGTib EVERY TIES.
"a and leave PhiladelphiS EVEEY SAT-
URDAY.
Tdis line connects ut Alexandra with thsO
A. & u. and VI s. o. 4. Rs, ana at PhiIaSoi..
phls with CydGs regular Steamships for Fail
River, Providence aAd Boston.
Freight forwarded With promptness and CORA.
free Of commissions
No chsrge for transfer in Phiisdelphis, snd
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Freouent
departures. Through rstes and through 5ilIs
of lsd!ns given. Insurance st the lowest r.tos
agents:
i. A. REED, Aiexsndria.
YIN. T CLYDE e. CO., Phindelph;s.
jan 8-tf
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n Office.
I'GTAs.n.sC FERRY co.'s, STE.Y.TERs

FUR LANUINGS
ON The POTOMAC RIVER
Ca aid after sunday, July 18Th,
viii leave SIS follows:
Stcarnor I. V. a nKO WSAITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf, foot of King street,
AVhaa SUNDAY TUESDAY and Ta URS-
DAY, st 7 Sc q. N, for Loooardtown ard sll
intermediate landings.
Steamer n YSIlC leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEpN ESDAY aud FRIDAY, Ut 7 80
a. NJ. for Nonini Snd inIorm ediste landings,
GEO. &. Phillips, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Com pany.
q, Is. fSOt1GIE, q gent jyl7
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C8aEGE OF TIME,

p; . ( : &,
CaAEGE OF TIME,
On snd a!ter Monday, October 4th. the
tosls OF Lhe POTOMAC FERRY co. sill run
81 follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
~. ". 8 &c 8 30, 10 90 snd II 80 a. NJ, and
II 50, 80, 81. 80, 8 80, 30 and i Is u. N.
LEAVE WanEIA4TON:
~, 81. { 50, 81, 10 30 and IL 30 q. To-, and
y So 81, 2 81, 50, q 80, 80 md & 30 p T..
ga SUNDAY the Irst trip from each end will be
81 60 i. u.
uy25 GEO. T. PHILLIPS, Manager.
finland & SEkBOARD COASTiNG GO.
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SslSE sE EFs EESstETS.
HEKNEY SPRINGS
~ SEENA DpAE CO.. Va.
SAMIJEJ, NJ MiTIiIE p-uprin.o-
OPEN JUNHll,n.

cam u r u NJ N - LII I-UprlDtOf.
OPEN JUNsll,n.
This large and delightful surmer sort stu
aied among the mountains of ihh Valley of qr-
s'nla, only II miles nWsy from Baltimore Gnd
Ohio u r. 81 Mount Jackson. From This poirt
passengers leave for the oprugs. bairs conveyed
IN sl>g%nt Park Hng0nette over splendid
mountain read. arriving il time for es-ly tea.
Round trip tickets Issued By railroad com
psnles. Send for pamrhIet.
r. FHaNCELLcR. RS Ply. myl7-1m
{ 1aPnk SPRINGS ANU 3ATB. (ALKA
y LINE l1rn1A wATEE) uAIPSb *
NOUNTY, NEo" WIG! ~;A.. h'so Cha y.
b"sts Waters, rich in Iror, snd y " h:.e
Sulphur spring III the 4 borhood Open ON
Iu5e lst 10 is late in October rs the Company
will justify. Unsqual,et ~ sny mineral wstars
IN .msrics Tor The cure Of acid dyspep.is. hid
ney and bladder troubles, uleril ailments, govt,
diseases of the skin, c.tsrrh affections rbcu.
matIsm and functional hasrt troubles IT Is
IN UEFAlLlNH SOLVENT OF CAL.
Gull. These Wzters have proved Of great value
In many ether diseases but can be moro conf
Gently rb'ed On IN the above ramea tn.n any
nihar mineral springs in this country. ] guar.
aztec cue if curabla by mineral waters The
bsshS-tnt, cold sDd shower-Are unp1ceiied any-
Wore IhA new and elegant ew miirx poDi of
alkaline W .tsr. the !hc9est in In Uniteo States
II no. IL the wnr d: Is espscia ly attractive.
ESu .sfsr or better pac. for !.dies nr cuiid
ran to learn n swim, PLENTY to fill III air s.om.
sch nnc ne1r bsiS TO rest them on Psi mount
Ar rosts III r.rg,nIs; one AuNlrcd dollars to the
nle szreudtd upon lh@n Ills spf.ne. i'tu uir
% Luls eevaIed region i: purs and delicious.
Gspon being nearer 10 ali the cities north Of the
foGCA*c tn 81 sny of tho FirSia. springs OF
note Of AZ svernxe Of Z hurdSed and ffty Elics,
cAlus :: large patronage OF that score. For
pleasure or health the lrsvglor need not go
t1r:he-. Board, ns the month, ST. SO >nd
SIC accordiag TO lccstion. Send to. pamphlets
erect or Cal! on n 5. THOMPSON, 7V3 18TH
81 Washington, u. O.. for psm ph!als snd 4s;er.
Fine music. good boating, ishirg AID hunting
II season; good livery. w. II. SALK.
mylG-lm Pronristor.
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.jz AsHINGToN q oEIC kAlLHuAu

so A4cHINGTON @ UEiG kAiLEUAU
SUMNER AKkANGEMENT
ivy IHalN6 DAILY (9XUKPr SUN.
Daf) BIT VISN ALkX ANDNIA
and ROUND Hill,
Beginning May 8, 1881.
Leave w AsnIIHIu.. ~ i 20 q. IL, and 4 % p.
N. and Aisxandris st 925 l. N. 4 Is D. IN.
Ease hsesburar going west ard, at II 80 q. In.
ana b 81 p. m. and arrive at Round Hi a!
- 10 N. ana 20 o. II. Leave Round Hill
st . ~ a. m. aud II 30 q m. Pass Lessbura, 70.
ing eastward. OF VI q m. and l 10 p. M, and
STRIVE e. Sle&andrs 81 10 . m., ana 10
D ~, =nd =; Washington 825 =. N. AID
% p. m.
-aS Passengers from Washington will ,a.v
ne N sshinKton and Ohio GERS 1T toe Baltimore
u fotGmHc Railroad station at 9 2Os. M. ana AG
.. ~, and 20 through to RounC Hill without
2aanse Of c1ls
Inc 3.25 a. IN. !fala from alexandria and 1896
?: "a t-5in frou: Round Hill connect at Round
nill With HcCoy s. Wigsirtous Daily Lie OF
coaches Tor bnicsersviile Berryvllle and Vim.
CHESTER also Rsamsr's Line of Coaches, which
ta,Ve haesourg dsiiy for Aide and Middle
3oth trains. westward, make close Connections
At Vienna, with Sissou's Line Of Stages for Fair.
thI Court House.
0nEsautatfOn eic&ets, II Gin ner mile
Annasl tickets, $50.
Z a. BAVENEB,
mS I--n General Ticket Agent.
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Spcc!sI acknowledgements

CHILDREN ) CLOTHING.
UlnLDRENs CLOTHING
Tho gIa1&c5t display evor witnessed 10 ALEX.
andra. Sui.o to Il children from two years.
up. BRIG he lu,e onts and fiji them. The
only Boy 5 CLOTHING HOUSE 10 tic city, Don' {
tai! to c2.i and see the SUITS for Sill.
IL. J. WATERMAN,
Oae P.i3o Cl,ther,
ap27 Corner Kitg and Fairfax streets
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1873 !
1881 GREAT SSj
PEN NSYLVANlA ROUTE
~ The NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOIRIE TIA nv w Ivy

1851 GREAT 1881
PEN NSYLVANlA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWrSr
DOUBLE TKACK. " hsG
&AGNIFICENT SQUIPMENi
May 10Th, 1851.
Trains lekve Washington from depot OF RAJ
TlM0RE B POTOMAC RAILROAD ea,'
nsr Of Sixth ard 3 ST. sets, .s follows: W.T.
For Phila deiphis, n ew York ind The Ses, Ard
IL so an. daily, except Sunday, AND zoo, ~ ~
and - Is E. m dsily, with Pslscc Cars, Wv"
tied ,sIp cess OF Pullman Psrlor Cars 936,
N. daily. except Sunday For Philsda|pi,
e"Ed ~ 80 =. III. daily, except Sunday, md
=. o. > d, 10 and 10 Is 2. m. dsily.
parlor Ger 10 Plttsburg and Sleeping Car ia
P.ttsturg snd Chicago 1880 a. m. dsilr
$40 y. IN. H2iy, sith Palace Car to Chic,gn
Scr Canandaigus apd tho North, 8 ~ ~,
except Sunday and $50 y. nj. daily, s1cen,
Saturday, with Palsce Car '" Canandslsnr
Fer W*sSins, 1850 :. N. daily except Sun.
day.
Eof Baltimore, 6 81, 500, $40 end 1880 SIN.
zoo, &c $50, $40, $50, IL co snd iOl5 D. ~
ll Sunday, 800 and 1873 an; 2.J0, 6.4U9N
II 20 and 1915 p. Il.
Fer :opes Creek Line, 4U e. N. and a. nm
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis, a. 8. N. ind 10 o. M, ds,lv
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For A'c1andriz 100, 7 ~, 80 and ii 80 4.
~, a!c e, &, ~, Z aud IL 81 p. III. sun.
dsy %t CO. 20, and Ii 80 =. NJ. and 8 .. N
Trains lear. Alexandria Tor VI ashin E.or, h M
sU5, AID 10 =. L.. and l24o, 8, 5, Z, 9I0
p. ~. End X night.
On Sunday st o.U5 and 10 e. IN. and o. and
IL 2. NJ.
ThHOUHa TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, Vi,
Qusntico snd Richmond, will leave Alersn.
drla 6! 1.2J aud II = a. N. daily and y .,
n. d"iij, except Sunday.
Fast mail, leaving al II II 8. NJ, makes but one
STOP viz: at Qusnlico, between Alexaudrls
and klcn monG.
Tickets anG Information cnl be procured q,
principal railroad ststions and ticket Office:
Southeast, j. K. WOOD
Gent. Passenger Igeai
General Manager. mylS
s. iHGINlA. MIDLAND RAILWAY
5UAE s. BARBOUR, President.
On snd aiscr SUNDAY. May 10, 1851, Piss.
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"iTSinis: Corporation Court Of the city Of
Alexsndris, Clerks O1ico Apr! 22ir 1881.
This certificate OF limited prfLnet.t r4as pre-
s'nted and having been ackGU wed soi by!ore b
Nuts1y Public al uilted 80 record
TeetG: MORTON VI r,RYE, Clerk
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! <UAE
~ GOAL.
We invite the attention OF dealers snd cos.
umers 70 our large stock Of CAREFULLY
ekhPA REO COAL OF the following varieties
LYkEN'S VALLEY,
LOREEhRY and
SHAMOKIN EKD ASH.
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hardy OF
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Also GEUkGE'S GREEK, UUMBERLAND
and KAN a VIA SPLiHT, from West w.
Making Cosl u speciality. We sim to keep only
hs HIGHEST GRADES, and having two large
Storage Yards, each variety is Kept separate,
and is especially prepared for family use.
Yerds fcored, and all Goal sent out WELL
SOREENE ED AID FREE From IaPOki.
TIES.
Desiers, families, public institutions and man
lisctUries supplied st lowGst market rSte-psl
ton OF 2zaU lbs. T. j. MEHAFFHY s. CO.,
teE Wharf and Yards loot Ct 4ussn 9.
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The error in writing tie nane Sue 2. NicSia.
son WAS cusrr@tc,: By maHins ii Sue 81. nickin
ton le!ora signing.
NM MKNZIEs ADAMS,
.iUts.Y L JiIC,
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Legal. NOTICES.

.sNHIS IS TO CERTIFY to sll whom these
= presents shall come that we, whose names
arc hereto subscribed, to wit: j. 4: Fsckett, Of
the Stste of Vir9nls and Sue h, Dickinson, (.
married woman. IS a separate and sole trader Of
lha city Of New York. State OF New York, have
nte1ed into limited partnership for the pur-
pose OF trsnsacting and carrying On the whole
sale aud retail dry goods business In the city OF
alexandria. and State Of Virginia under and
by virtue of the provisions of the ld2l chapter OF
The code of virginia of 1873. upon the ,erma,
conditions and liabilities Hereinafter set forth.
u wit:
LIST. The said partnership is to be conducted
urder the finn Of j. i. Tscse!t
2.. The general nature Of the business intend.
ed to he tre>sacted by the ssld partnership is
the wholesale sad retail dry goods business
81. The place Of said business lg as follows,
VIZ: the city of Elcxa1dria. in the Sta.e of Vlr-
gins.
An. The general partner is r Tscke!t re.
siTing in the State Of Virginia. and the special
partner is Sue NJ. Dickinson, married woman ,
IS separate and sole trader, residing in ,sbs city
Of New York, State of New York.
9th. The ssid special partner, VIZ: the said
Sur 81. Dickinson has contributed To the com-
moo stack OF the said I'm lhs sum Of ST. 1880
in cash.
Oh. The sRid partnership is to commence i'm
II e6iateiy 1t .nd after the making and signing
IT this certificate, and is 10 terminate on the l6.n
day Of April Ill the year 1854. Witness our
hands End seals this 18th day Of April 1881.
john &. TACK EFT lSOaI]
tUA NJ. DICKINSON [Seail
sue O. Dickinson changed t. -ue n. Dickinson
before signing ~ III. McLZes Adams
State Of New York. city Of New York 10 wi. j.:
!, Hm, MaEzies Adams, a Notary Public Tor
toe city Aforesaid, III the State Of New York, do
hereby certify !hst the above Damed J. =. Tick
et., the general partner of tbs trm Of j. 4.
Jacket, r!e.rei to i'll The pr"ceting certit Gates,
personally appeared betoie M. il my city sfore'
said hid ade oath in due lin OF law that the
sum Of money specifsd therein to have been
contributed by The sEecinl partner therain
| ranod 10 the Common stOCil, 20 wit: the sum Ct
(S6 5000 six thousand ssven huEdrad End sI-
~ nine and tCu dollars, bas beer SO contrib,
uteo. snd Inst said sum has been actually paid
Ill Cash Given under my hand ana official seal
this 18Th dsy OF april, in ihn ysnr 1881.
Nm. AEhZIss ADAMS,
!, Jiary Pu bile.
i State OF New York, city Of New YORK, 20 wit.
| l, Vim. hieAzlss Adsms, otary Public tol
the city afornsuid, in tho Sta,o OF Nav York. dc
hereby certify, that j. &. Tsckatt and S,ue NJ.
EicElnson WhCse LANES ore signed 10 the writ
| Ing hereto nnreEed baErina dat, on tie 10th
day Of April ISL, have eek Tlcsad tLo samt
! before m9 IN my city slofesnId
Glv"D unter my hand and Official seal this 18th
| day Ct april q u. ISL.
Nm MEEZGEs ADAMS
4,oLary Flu )iic,
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DRuGs, IHs:MsCAa.H, &c.
GOOD REASONS FOR TEE UOGTUk'S
FAITH.

MONROE Gs,. March :3, 1880.
We have for twelve months been prescribing
C'Swift's Syphili:ic Specifc'') in the freshmen!
of Syphilis and many ether uisnases for which
1t ia recommended, snd the results havr beer
most satisfactory, not having been DISAPPOINTED
in single instance. We think, Ter all disnases
II is recommended To cure it stAEds without a
peer. and that al the medical profession will!
sooner or later, be forced TO scknnwindas it in
the treatment Of syphilis as sine gun non.
n. l.. GALLOWAY, u, D.
j. T. ROBINSON, N. i,
ATLANTA. Ga.. May 90, 1879.
Gne Of our work ren had 4 bad case # y , Mills
Of five years standing, snd ~ss cured entirely
Win ''ewIf!s Spytilitc SpeciEr."
VIM. K & + w FoorsR
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
CrictCrs, Atlanta, Gs.
sold by =. s. LEADREATRN iS BIC.
Call for cory Of ~ Dung Men, Fr!eI IL"
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&! 4 g n a. MIDLAND RAILWAY
JUaE S. RABBOUE, President
On snd alscr SUNDAY, May 10. 1851, Pa.
senser trains Kill ran as follows
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Ees:E NEsS YsskR,
GVGe=oT&ksS f.. e. sI-t-fGs EFT -rsE-Ea .sDSs.a
aSySss.Y
EVERY FHIDAT, al II ~; and returning,
ie&ye 1oH York, from pior Al, Gsst river, HV-
Ets SATURDAY, ut o clock g. a.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22

litpw Liver Is out NJ order. take vriokly Ash
MHrs. they aetmiily end unacta ui'h-
o.l any annoyance.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22
49, -sF

All communications, or orders ior
Surveying, establishing dividing
l,ncs, or any businoss connected
with the Surveyors Office will meet
prompt attention by addressing.
GEoaGE BENTON, County Surveyor,
Osceola, Ark. II 2jtf
-Ts e--~l #rH-
Tho Dcauu.Il crimson blush ri nature, with.
oul paint, can be impaired TO the pale checks o
sirtly and feeble woman, hy the u tast
great female tonic English Female Bi.,ers
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22
View Eirrn.

The new Drug firm OF Dunnavant
& Wynne have their house al, ready
and expecting their Stock of Drugs
and Medicines on the next trip OF
the Boat. Mr. Wvnne, who is now
absent laying IN the Stock is an old
and experienced Druggist. Their
house, the old Driver & Jones build
ing, and lately occupied as a Road
ing Room by the o. l.. & d. Asso
citation, has been renovated aud
painted, and presents a neat and
tasteful appearance. Their adver-
tisement will appear in our next.
=" There IS a tide in the affairs
of men, which taken at It's food,
leads 10 fortune" Last Saturday
was our tide, but we had not ante.
ipated it. Our fortune was assured
but for want Of a little forethought
we were unprovided to meet the
tide. The fifty or sixty extra cop
les of the TIMES. containing an ac.
count OF the hanging of Cal. Hucy,
which, We, in the innocence OF our
heart thought would be sufficient to
moet all demands, were gobblcd
mp as fast as they could be run
through the press and folded up.
All the week, we had to hiro II man
10 stand at the door and yell, "out
OF papers" Men who would feel
Insulted If we were TO ask them to
subscribe. and would want to know
if We took them for Jay Gould or
a Rothschlld, wanted a copy and
proifered their nickles with reck.
lessness that was astonishing in the
extreme. Men who never, from
one years end to the other, look al
n paper, and who have about as lit
lie knowledge Of what is going on
in the world, as the poor shuck- fed
mules that they follow behind the
plow, came IN smiling and present
ing their little old nickle would saw.
"l wants u paper wots got allabout
dat man wot wus hung las Friday"
But, alas, we were out" The
type distributed, and we lost the
first and only chance we ever had
10 mako a fortune, and all for ihC
want OF a little forethought ant
proper knowledge of that portion
Of the human family who deligh
In reading Of deeds Of blood, an,
hair lifting scencs. But we hav,
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22
rgug,,c. For E,s,ligranss.

Texas il the state thstis destined at no FAR dis
tant day to become the empire OF tic eayth.
Should yop want TO loau moro about The great
state send g. 90 to the Brown County nanner,
puhlisaca q; Bgowuwood, Texas, for a year 's
subscription. or 81 o for slx months.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22

learned something, aud the next
time we have hanging, we will
know how to pander to the massos,
and ride the n0od-tid on % fortune.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22
EUAgSEos.

We hove ju-f received lom l.e NaGclsahu
rimuo 60 New lorN, their new olr .d-.e i.i
ls>l, r.,i.a avery mHoc-cri.uou OF '4e,. Ii.r-
o7 snd Organs, and also their Mandatory,
which one ctIhe largest aad moot co.ap'uc
% re NoslI, description oi vhi.H. and tle
lrercs- 90 pagufactu-rof of uu-lcli Instruments
af Doe Li l,st oli,r. viii Ha found N..rl-.a-
Their fnuo. esd O.. re, i,.i lciHswn
imou-ly rycctmmcad.d t,r iae hiebrsi honor a'
ihe at Cerlcn1al exhibition, urr ,udur-, q
in iic strongest I1-s t', tennis Dos tao -ra'.a.
u-s'cll artists anil LizI mrlcu au.hoii,.e-
uoF Swing, q, well 81 Oh, leading newspaper
If,ss oi ll. country.
tli- company b. destined 10 occupy a high
place a- manufacturers Of musical iuatruueut-,
gHI from jae c,sua'or OF iLs productions, and
u,is honor h'e.rI nir dealing, should secure
jlc patronage Of per.DLs who Cc-l.o reliable
goods at factory prices Tn further Informal
lion, send stamp for catalogue OF Pianos or Or
gan-, a. you may d,-no.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22

Women. auis and ,oEs, a.I prefer DOS A-1n
Tonic hsa.uaa its pleasant. o1.. .r. r.a'..H
xumiac, produce no dure.- aaJ nr,rl va,
Known Ln -.LL
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22
Comnc ID MmA ttsL.e.

Parties indebted to tho firm OF
!. L, Driver & Co., for Drugs and
Medicines, or to Dr. R. c. PreVill,
for Professional services, are uou
led that their accounts are ready
made out and awaiting settlement.
HYrt-.u t o..
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22
Speak Kindly Of the Living,

The Sunny South says: lis ad
judged unbecoming in the cXtremC
to speak harshly of the dead anc
while the general sentiment on TIM
subject may be correct, it is, VIC
tear, carried somewhat too Tar. II
is neediul for the moral well being
of the world that the wrong dong
of bad people should be ccnsurcd
throughout al time. 1t were dc.
sirable, however, that some OF the
charity " hich we bostow so readily
on the dead could be accorded to
the living. 1t would seem indeed
that we were oyermuch careful to
avoid culuvating tho organ Of self.
esteem in our Lelghbors. We stu
diously withhold from them every
tribute Of praise. OF our ccnsurc,
we are by no means spariug. Too
often do we utter words oi bitter
sarcasm in mere wautOnncss, rc.
gardIess o. the cruel hurt we may
inflict upon those of whom We are
speaking. Men, and far more of.
ten, women, have all the happiness
Of their lives ruined by the utter
ances Of those who should be thcr
friends. We doubt not that many
a man has failed IN life, or it not,
has gone down to the grave with
the conviction that he had failed.
because hc had never heard ANY
praise Of his efforts. We know
not how much good we might DO,
il our eyes were as keen to discern
merit in the living, and our tongues
as ready 20 offer the just need of
praise while praise can soothe and
slluluiatS, 40 We "4b NLtll tICeC
things can no longer avail. When
the ears are dull IN death. and the
life no more can wreathc with the
smile of pleasure at words OF good
cheer, then we can commend the
virtues which had no seeming amid
the nany fraIlties which we were
wont to proclaim. Oh! in the rev.
elations of coming eternity, amid
the multitude OF startling surprises
that will greet us, not the least
startling will be that there were
hearts that sought to love us and
we would have none of their love ;
that but for our words OF sarcastic
bitterness, we might have been rich
in the affection OF many friends 4;
that bat for the pride which hin
dred us from asking sympathy and
the envy which made us withhold,
all the pathway of life which we
found SO rugged and bare might
have been thickly strewn with the
towers OF love and beauty. Let us
search for the good in our neigh
bors. They are not demons. On
the contrary, if we will but notice,
they have many, perhaps striking
virtues. We will see them when
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22
FFoncstyiatl,c Esce1 E'olic.'.

EE0EscNti e" Iaat EsN-s StLt. q
The mail carrier who came ur on
the Maroon route, last Tuesday
came to grief and is now lying 10
Jail. 1t appears tuat be had been
entrusted, by the Sheriff OF Cnuen-
den county, with scaled package,
directed 10 Sheriff lIasllius Of tbs
place. lie lriycd here at about 8
O'Clock 10 The evorlng, and instead
Of delivering the package, avoided,
on two or three occasion meeting
Haslins Later in the evening, he
got in company with n blacksmith,
a new conner, and a regular " hum
mer," whom he tned to persuade
to leave and accompany hin out
west stating that be had plenty Of
money TO deiray travelling expenses
&c. This the smith related 10 Has
kins, who had inquired at the Office,
If certain package Of money,
which he expected from Marion
had arrived in the mail and rccely.
ed negative reply; the idea struck
him all in a heap that the money
might have been sent by hand out
side the mail, and that the money
claimed by the Rider was IN reality
the money expected. With this
idea uppermost, he visited the hotel
whore the young man hal already
retired, and walked him up. On
inqulring If be had not been en-
trusted with a package for him,
containing money, the young man
seemed confused aud greatly en-
barrasscd, and hcsitating a reply,
and when turning to table near,
Mr.. Haskins picked up an envelope
addressed to himself with letter in-
side, informing him Of the forward
ing of the money enclosed and seal
cd by the bearer, when confronted
with tins evidence, the young man
owned up, and the money, SlS3,0O,
found distributed about his person,
save two dollars and ten cents,
which he had spent. He was kind.
ly taken charge Of and conducted
TO the Jail for safe keeping, where,
it is hoped that all aspirations he
may havo imbibed, from reading
yellow back novels TO go ont west
to fight Indians, may b. corrected,
and his thoughts directed to u differ.
ent mode Of he.