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Tie Testimony Wl,icl. Caused County.
Clerk Klukko 10 Dismiss
Hin.
What the Plaintiff anl His Friends
Have to say In His b.
half.
Judge Gary's Rulings Regarding
Newspaper Criticism of Of
fendors.

lNtfs
.ay morning. Ntcssrs 4n'otp!' Moaes nii.' .acub
:. rr,m.n i"r III. 'tcfennn,. M @ " 4 inry WV vis % III. H.
tn1.1 vii, mt, ,I.v nlm,i., ira n,Iv ,,,.,,,.
uskyj to5nu III i" tn iaror's nnrs,,,,ui ls,t,,wl.
ttlYc III ttlU attorneys III tho tlsu. u1ld %ethor
thu fact Of tic ,lc1r,,iant being IL curpoluiio.
wuu,tt In my .icsrco nlrcot thoIr Judgment In
MI. MUSES. ot'Esrn ron THE rl,Atxr,rr.
% e'stk y, 'ots.e.rK .'ok*sa ,',.,, oseo, TOR mo
,su. ~. iso. It, whtc, Vi % .o piaItI.r was .baru %
with nul,,g i blncku.u!lcr. Tho urttc,o ect forth
thai II Nr. Harris ,yhu VIVA ,I),n,,. n, i ,n,,rri
desired ~ avoI'l tho publication or
tue thGt tint he bud tAkUn out
\ ,,s license In the county Clerks on'ee.
.,..., ,"a "a = .,' ~ ~ ~
lcense ,siar,'ae' a,! l''Is out tue pnar: In
tic fnct cottl bo kupt rr,lu the nrwa,u,rora,
which publish tho list epub t1ny, tfr.ht suItl h.,
would ,,n il TOR ", which Mr Iinrrls pMh,. d. Tho
thnt Go lM l"wcr, himself IL tic i' leSui Of o u
~ thu cunnty ctrrts. Collllsci s4ll TUT If rho
ihets wore ~ alleged THUR publication might
IT, % y nsn 'ss N ssi..sr s. 5 H. 0esS; sss
st"ton % lid s''src H il lis is t ''a "n or s
Mtl. vIt;1,E ft,t rftE pEFExar
.,1, .h,. I'm ,,ou.,,,,o. ,,,,I,,,at,,t So. c,. ~
cu,,sus ran div ia !. ,,,u;fer ii ,tys ani rio
p,lblIu huked fur rusrect reports. Tic u,lls,,is-
sipn Of nHnes wtI render tho liat t1secss, ,i1iu
tho suppression Ut .!iu inct HUT Il ltcu,lse lAld
Mrn Issued might ulAhic pcrs1t, tn cuGlltnIt u
fraud aud Outrage home. IT. publish tho luct
thAt Jphtl smith hui sought license L, marry
HnlTt jones, n E1rl 1tIHtrr inwru n4r, might OH
ube her pnrunts Or K,lnruilna to Interfere in
time to pr1vont 4 wiring. Court l,st,uerlugs
M,I. thY rgtoi.l ii .usts Instituted wsro nHb-
stlctl by the press ns tttturs of public interest.
Tho developments IN 1t rceent titsr lthe T'nyInr
easel shUssed That publication iil ncwa-
plpGrs uf such ti,Nttces u(trtt wUut
to protect tho fu.lucrnt from fl1,i,l and
wroaE. No clerk hNs. r,Hi,x tu nuyrrtu
or cuilceNI tho lsslu IT IL lrutrrlnuu lErt,su
Cuuhly-Clcrk kltkku might pcrhn1M jlllyu rXrr.
cstd ills discretion III si,cf Gso If fully sutss-
He'd uf tho "bDl,N tile" uf thu urt,jlrmttot Or
81. llarrls nlalit havc ,naiu prupcr reprcsoi,ta-
lions u tho ilu,YApHpcr ctlttrd hut fIr II clerk
III ullbjtu ultIcp t irIilIC III ono ur iii dlitf,s
Tor Sta Or 81, md 4, NYrtUr his hu,iur In fiI4
why, Npprutlchctl--uny cnturcd--tho tintu,tln ri
blMukmiIil, "
THE EAt-rs wr,,E
...4 ,,.,. ,,x,''.. ,..,s. ~ r','.
tAs .1 rsis, Nv, ps!4 uesironb t sHppressing tct1l-
plrnfliy tio ihet tlNt Ae lla! taken nut iil!r.
r!nEc itconse. Wishing y Ivaid tue "Kliyiux"
" nis lrenns whlen infEht !nllnw. AskGu JtMes
, 1881-11-02
An Exct,sp inr arthur. .

~ rms kdltuF OF lHd EHlfAg0 1riOuHes
Cll,CAt:u, tut. :D.-Ihero Is th!s to bu sntd In
excuse Ut tic Acting President: lie can hnrdly
bu expected 10 krow public 1nen outside Ut tho
elrctu, or hIs acquaintance. THO new rresdont
IL exclusively inu lpcnlty Il Suw- Ynrkur, Up to
tho tinu Of his nomination us Vice. rrosillptt
GGn Arthur hnti hcyor boon identified with Nil
t0nnl AlrAirs. lf(s sauEc uf political v!stut, has
never gone outsidu VI Now York stntc, aud
scarcely outside uf Now York City. Hence he
stw IN inpropriety III appointing JudHo FolKcr
of Now York It's Secretary Ut tho Treasury ut tho
SAME time he rc,lor,t.lntcd Mr.. Jntnes pr Nuw
York as PustnlustHr.ti tieiernl. Lett to tlls own
ssss aa KSTso M '6 FL aszuHn1 hr
iroM New Iurk stuto. JUDGED, IL IL lnt'lnatet
lllAt he Will yet e. se!ert New. fosker ~ Attvr.
Itey-ficncrnl. Thu following list would probably
represent ILLS own preferences unl tht'sa or tho
gGntiulnrn who hnvu t4u most lnt'uonce over
h!u.:
Iinn,tlton Fish, New York, socrctnry Of ;,tatc.
.. ltosct,e Conksltx, New York, scoretary OF tho
Gcn. i. y, Grant, Now York, Secretary of War.
l.ovt L. Morton. hew furk. SccrUtury Ut ttle
ii. senator rlatt, Now York. seoretary Of the
..'rnanas L. james, New York. post,nastcr-
0eneyal.
Hafxs 5 ss Mow okf@ yCrf ;s; m; H..
Dlss will ultimately bAvu thu positions nssIEhei
IL thein IT. tic ah0vv Lat, a,iL ihat Nov York
ENDsnat ont OF thu heyun, though that city has
o..ly nna-snrtlath ut :lu pct.ltu who cnltxtltutu
ss MStI y tar Snw 1oFk M t,; G'y s y ,S
tho Tustultst u. ticnernl: hut, III thusu three
pUaston% hut,'nIly ,coutrol tho great bulk uf Tho
il is p,sslblu tho "p.,wsr I,eE,isth tho throuu"
Will bc G0titcnt Herewith, md not strll pbitn
N sssq r wt1 s f1nSr wns II liz Dkss ot
NationAl Administration. AEr1'afoSoroLY.
The Rev. Horny svnr.l Isucet.er Cured
, 1881-11-02
MI. VERNON.

kptef II Dispatfh to Tie @a:eaao Tribune
ai7. FEltSnS, H., Nov. l.-Thc supreme Cnl,rt,
Southern urnud ulsls!tnt, commenced today.
t.lrsllW.lt 10 law. Present: Cri.ig. Eh1f JusIGc,
uni .ll,sticps scs'tt, Sleld, Sc,InIttld. Mllkey,
Wulkcr. nud Hickey. Following nre tho pro-
rUGttnIHa:
AttrrttNH,
Mutton by Attorney -t;cnrrnl Mccartney that
the tri,lIItlui tIEu<ut hH got [t,r Thursday.
St. Lout4 National Stuck rnrls .vs. WigHlls
Ferry Enfnlntiy, from tAp Fourth l)stFlGt Atl
ilelinan Court: n1ttion t'y appellants for lie IL
n!u briefs.
Itu.ll ts. Ehn,a,e ct ul.: nppcnt, from. NJ.
pyeiil. Gt,.rrt nf E,,Dk t.hl,tty: nuili, rr cult
iInuu., ta,r appellants Tor tlmH I'LL next term
to tilt Htl*t t44Lts nlItl Grlufs.
Sl. ttit.f4 &: SaI,ttnver Cnnl & Mining EnnllNny.
ctr. VI. E,!wurClA Ut Al.; urr1r to Mnriun: mn.
ton by plaintiffs served with lrt'Grss Tor con-
ttuItilce.
Cunrt m!iDuruca until oclook lomorrow
IN
, 1881-11-02
Tho Farmers and tho michigan 6uf.
tpFgFk.

~ the Editor Of 9ns Chicago Tribune.
srEHILHu, ILL.,, Oct. 3l.-Tho editorial In THH
THinuHt uf Monday entitled "Wiat tho Fariu-
crs Hive DoEo for the Mlohisnn Sufferers" hits
tho ha!l sluhro Oh tho hoa.l, ana Ia subject
thNt lieeds fur lnnro than 0ne ulrlnx.
When Chicago was IT, ashca aud thousands OF
t"n'r halneess pcuplo wcso wandering OUT on
tho prn!rscs, tho fnrtuera ut tho Northwest
tIdu't rcgari It NJ their funeral. and thoy sat
stlll and slnply did nothing. Fully W por
cent OF tho Christian churltles OF tho world
Tint calIe to those hu,,saleAa aud hnnclcss
pcopu ellno from uttes M,ld vIlllges. 1'e snnlo
IL srt,e 0r not only tile Nich!gAli but nIl uther
sauorugs " puolo calatntt!9s. Ot oonrso there
IL nuW R1Id tltN an hnlusAblN exception tu thia
rule. hut they ArU very rAsu lnleetl.
bolnehow the turning class havu fallen into
tue tlen t1al taey Aro G&eutpt frDM the e|Aints
OF u common humanity. anu thAt only people
win uy1 III citiss anl villages Mre uud6r uny
obligation ~ Aoip ths untQFtunnts.
Tue b!lslntss.rAsii Ut Btsrt!nX hnv0 poured uut
1u0ilpy ltkg water tnr the MIchtXaa sufferers.
III adluNil ~ thts Fruf. Purcell gave u rrua uUll~
cert tlv tofAl recc!pts going III the sau9 tltreC
tIon Friday oEsitas 'iuxt Eils literary .oalotlas
0f tho 6eeaut WAru achuai are to unIlO tn u
prizu coacert, tho 9roa4 ,proceods to 70 TO The
Michigan au!tesers. AZ 6oth ar thssn nntostaiIl.
Innnta the Fent Of the Academy OF Mualo- tho
, 1881-11-02

irritating. arl every pet,ny nfrApensri4 ln,,atrta
'Fhn ]Htlara rh.yhssGtl thu rtty aufa'nH tlrSGt
hut u, IN inSlallc' *tt Tar us tHn hLtm wn,tl'
Il ihrIder lug "i'c ur ~ TIL cnntlt"i!n rho ir!t.
H nH Thn !. Ners sH rtte.s tit.tti atlrt!ti4 1T,
with II ln',E rntt. ulltl INV TINT TttE TNint,Nn
fns Fttt tho lhlnE II 0il0n LIT Ms l,Dt, tho prss
or tho tuittry Will rrcts lire matterupon tlo ut.
tUnupn Ut fArniurs gpnUrllIy. CHTA.
, 1881-11-02
The Complaining Wifs'o Unhappy Tale
-Aow She Played the Spy OF,
Her Lord.
A Bntch OF Other Applicants Whn
Want til" Snptial fSnnt
United.
Stern, the Alleged Wife-Murtlercr, Seeks a
Change Of Venue by thu Usual
Route.

morning ll.f0rr .i,txr l'arntM ami Il Jury.
Mrs i'irInnII, the complainant, WIN the'' I" thy
s;nlId. nl,,! subjected IL svrr' crnsa. rxA1h4tA-
tiun by tir st,ie.. Se admitted HUT her nlt.
Ury WIS annIutiihp. defective. ntl,i tiHt sa' 4'sh
hrrt tutl tter ls,Ilnl wns ,ntnIrla, bnt sIf hot
ltoyr n, hersrlf. Mr. Ftrsnntt lM't Il ros'l11
whui ht kept iorkrst. ntNt wAs In The habit nc
taking her eu,,st. brushes, e'r. M1Nl Locking
lllntn sp III hts rus',,t. Shc hnh brokct tht" Ills
rum repeatedly til uct whMt size wuAtE' alHi
niw.,ys 1u,tt Cnlti4 Il, eutlcrai tho er!dcs,rrs III
law shu Kut IN thcrc, HI he ehniil tsDl knt'w
il. tIn uliAiNGl Ill tliirntlcc stilIlotttlle*
through Tho .lHur unH sometimes thrlIh lhe
wtluw. MltnEss tmd thkeh tho lneltH nH VI
s.l,lr nf the tl%nrs s!,t. ctn intn Gul'trni nf
tllu rot,.,ts 1iltl IL prevHltt hlm fr0IF loGk'y
them. Ilo WIS in tho habit nf brcAkug tho
hm'ks, aud she tpnA tlsoln oil pnrtEr tD s;lvt
i1cm.
Gen, stiles questioned the witness cI,sclv
nlout IL hiit Ut SIM for 'lry EMHs ut flcld,I.cter
Il t.o.' sttIrt.. She nul shn wAs not HeetiHnheu
IL buy such lnr9e i,Il!s ut dry Huuts. In ths4
CASE shc WIS expectll.g tn reinnr. III NHhshs,
!nr ru.,I,n't tell why after ali tsios ,ltsts'r 10
she didn't think Mr. Firts,t,1 ttul tIerr Iilurhl IN
hs+ u'iuwe,. Vi food nr clothing. She liHs!"steH
nnsi IL, s,,,,t hn .lnl.,t cure it there wasn't.
trx' s',cery h wn@ submitted 70 h.r n'.. n,'s
ah c,!.lmt Identity t. ss 'In%l ''"t , s,o "t ~
tic contaminated r!.sn''y'''. snt haa l'csn
n,,ury with hrr h,ss!aft. anu soawrl i i'y
sGlhY. TIT Md nut lIset Ant "xfrHnE!lhnry
Inny,,arr. shr ,lltl M, ,htnK .hr ever Hat my
Trouble Wiz. her .llnnory ,"xGspt WHEN @ sn ,,, hn
ir,isrs t,l her tint her mind wns ts,'t@rrd.
llr husI'aru nrtra MD ',"r t's't s'c wn4 r.7,zy
@ t fS1'r r Tru ,a!x r.. srx N !" e :S rcsser to
uptn tho tlHr lar her. Her "t1rtt was ~ Het
her comb. scissors. slawls, n'd uhcr articles "
ht.i- width he WIS ate4soHG,l ~ deprive her uf
uni Turk IT, flrre. snr sometimes sff n thruliss,
tic ,wnnuw. .shuitcrx. shu al"ays trsr.t !" can-
chnF,gt1l tho luck 4lf tlG Iratlt dta,r. Sit:
, 1881-11-02

whrIl .hry M. rtAdS tu l4c1En tho iral ha lh-
.r'ul"A u fuw fni)sf,'+ plan. nn'1 save MS icEk
hy pleading gtltt.
, 1881-11-02

'Frlt[ny Will hu tho lust aiay Of sprvlco to tho
:snvt',n.Ier tct,n Of rho County Court.
HrustFulsf llnli:.,c1 wis yGstefttuy ApNlntctl
Assignee uf Ahrln L.. FrbHntf!ieE.
, 1881-11-02
Washington, Strect boulevard.


cn1GAu0. Nov. i.-As ono OF tho t,rnpcrty-
nwIlrrs TIT Wcat Washington street win ntte ne,l
tho Inal r,rrtlnH ur tho wnst rnrk IionrtI, wins
nHtnnishrl to cAr t'lH ltlI'war OF President Mn
trcn, WHEN nskel why tho street west ri unlnIl
Park had beo,t 1,,up st, long III advance of Its
improvements snt,u four months. Ills nnswtr
gus pines. nllt thu lowering OF TIM wntbr- r-pipcs
live l1Ir,n tho struet. ftItl kw tint It did mt
thn gas mullins. Thu Necessity Ut lowering tlg
w"tHr-plIMs was MT csr,l thought Of unlt tav
street hlttl tMen ii1rn III, nrGr lwu Hanths, anil
thou ony when pfessint by, property .owt,nrs
whn thosGlvnS testo.l tiicir ,!cpth Of Goycrlltg:
MMd they H tt,o lowering only tcct1pis'l ntMut y
tee, n,at'n to k,I!rer 80 UNNECESSARILY fnr four
months nreahy. fur II weeks work on gAs ma
WATER ppus If 10th jtlts wNru hntny ttsflu ut tho
sumo tnc, with ilolt.ng but in,h i"Enro o,!r
duor.t li,w n'.infl ln.KGr Mrc W w. II suffer. IN
lnrHg property -t,wntrs' interests must i,c ron.
snItusl ti.St. AN AtttulEvED TAXPAYER.
, 1881-11-02

49," ,''.' '. "o , ~. .s ,', ,'"' '4s.st
e'"! 'elt "'''t' ~ tt'H'eF eonsh'eeatsoh ol tno
inrGxoins rrn'n'ac5. she asks thHt her 6"f'ar4-
NclIIa Huber ctInplatns that Lur h,.sst'an.'.
mo ltul"i, lctt her over two ytYr. aHs-less
lLnt il yrAE after tney weiU ilIrrIGh-and sh0
hupcs ho VIII never q it,!' lGrx.
,,,l JEn las'!!sn Yesterday Eratc y divorce ~
..'lS Nn!xht fr,,n AtEt'st EnsKht O.. tl.o Ert.d
!'nrc l.. WGoltuli iur thu sa!,.u ti&!st: atlA in
MarsREtfla j.. E!n,hrHn frum Mlr'luel Eocllrsl.l
.l'tda TAltI AFHHtGh u HeCEro tn St'sin Il.
I.,,, rfnii tr"n tnil'hs rfatt a.! lo Ero,lt.tl uf
\, ku"her tnrssrn,tkHl,oss.
.llstlge iartlnFr granted II tltereu tD l:a Il.
Inv IRON Stephen law on arGnltnt nf hiA
HlulHry.
. Tie .lcrreh Of ,t!v0rcc entered III tho clso OC
Nary krAlt W. tlrrnsun i. &. Kraft before Judge
HavlIutn, HatirttHy Orl, ~. WIS Incorrectly re-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-13

To the Hon the Board County Commissioners Ormsby
County, State OF Nevada:
Gentlemen: The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report Of the financial affairs of the said
county for the six months ending Dec. 81, 1850.
Balance on hand at close of business June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-13
NOTICE.
HAULING FROM CARSON TO B0DIE.

Proposals fer hauling Eighty S0 Tons, or less OF
machinery from Carson New to Bode Cali will be re-
ceved by the undersigned, up TO and including January
81, 1881.
The heaviest piece will weigh not exceeding $500
pounds
Machinery be delivered at the Standard Consolidated
Nine In Bodice under directions of the undersigned and
will be ready for shipment at Carson on or about feoru-
airy l, 1881
Contractors for above will state the price, pound at
which said machinery will be handled.
Information will be furnished by either the undersigned
or the Secretary OF the Standard Consolidated Mining
COMPANY Room No 20, Nevada Block San Francisco,
California.
The RICH. to reject any and all bids is reserved:
WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent Standard Mining Company.
Bodie Cal January 1881
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-13
SENii-ANHUAi REPORT OF TIE CUhIy
TREASURER.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
CARSON CRY, Nevada, January I, 1881.

Carson CITY, Nevada, JanuaFy 7, ISL
10 the Board Of County Commissioners Ormsby
county, Nevada;
Gentlemen: IN compliance with the law, have the
honor to herewith submit my report of the transactions
Of this dep for the half year ending December 81
1880.
Respectfully submitted
NJ. l.. YAGER,
County Treasurer
Balance on hanu july l. 1880 ........... 81 $40 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-13
SsMl-AaKuAi REPORT Of TKg COUNTY
EUGiTl..

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORssRY COUNTY NEVADA, Dec. 81, 1880.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-13
THE GneAT kRM.isH RgMEDY

Is a never.failine cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrhGa, LOST MAN
HOOD, impotency, paralysis,
and ali the terrible effects OF
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las.
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness OF
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
a L. A
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-13

in the urine and many other diseases that lead to insanity
and death.
DT. MISTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for a of this kind the VITAL RESTOR.
ALIVE (under his special advice and treatment will
cure for anything impure injurious found in it, DIR
MINTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation fee Thorough eXamina.
ton and advice including analysis Of urine So co. Price
of Vital Restorative. 50 90 bottle, four times
the quantity S00 sent to any address upon receipt of
price, c. O. d. from observation, and in private
name if desired, by 4. Il. MHNEIE. ri. ID.
IL KearHey Street, San Francisco. Cal.
REs. MyNTIE's KIDNEY REM EDY, NEPH-
TiG?ICUNf. all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
plants, GonorrhGa elect, LeucorTh9a. For sale by b. T.
Foster and Geo. c. Thaxter Druggists Carson City Loo
bottle, six bottles for $500
DIR. NANTES DANDRLE0N PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
in the market For sale by b. T. Foster and George c.
Thayter, druggists Carson City. mh171y
The Osceola times., 1881-11-12
EgOg4, CIV. Crittendcn.

Cry OF JEFFERSON, Oct. Is, 1881.
~ Jno. A. Gordon, Sir:-I have this
day offered a reward of 500 each
for the apprehension and delivery of
the Atkinsons to the sheriff of Penn
iscot county. l hope you will sue
ceed in capturing them. Very re-
spectfully, THos. p. CErrTENDEN,
by f. c. Tarr, Private sec'ry.
Gov. Crittenden is not the man we
took him TO be. We were under the
impression that he was an economi-
cal, farseeing man, but this perfect
ly reckless way of offering a reward
of 800 each for two men, convicted
of numbering in cold blood, a help
less woman and her ten months old
babe, and under sentence of death
for said crime is wasteful. Such un-
precedented rewards as the above
would bankrupt the wealthy old state
of New York in a short time. Besides
it has such deadening effects on
crime. Why, a citizen of South East
Missouri is aware of the fact that il
he commits crime and is tried and
convicted, there is no possible chance
of escape. Gov. Crittenden will
bring him in with one of these cx-
tremely liberal rewards, like the one
above. They call out, not only pri-
vate parties and posses, but scores of
detectives [Gayoso Democrat.
The Governor of Arkansas sees
the above and goes a bean or two
better. Arkansas is up with the
times and is not to be "got away"
with in anything. If after the reck-
less reward of hundred dollars (the
price of human life) for a murder
er, the murderer should by accident
run into an officers arms and be
"pulled y, the governor forthwith
pardons him, and gives the poor
devil chance to kill sombody else,
and the sheriffs another " whack" at
another hundred dollar premium.
When compared to the robbery of a
wealthy corporation by INDECENT Tex
as COW boys, who have laudable(D
desires to engage in matrimonial pur-
suits, human life is more sacred in
Arkansas than in any state in the
Union, and it is not worth while for
Missouri to try and keep up with us.
1t can't be did!
The Osceola times., 1881-11-12

dren." Col. Lyles had even ceased
to joke the Court and officers. Capt.
McVeigh leaned heavily on his cane,
and looked as if he'd had enough of
Circuit Court. Gen. Thomson was
smiling and happy as usual, and did
not look as if the hard work he had
done had hurt him. Judge Black
wood seemed to be glad that the old
thing was about to " BUST Col.
Fred Adams billed shirt looked sad
and dropping, and the hearts of our
rural swains resumed their normal
beats. Maj. McCabe left in time to
save his b. S. Judge Williams SEEM
ed cheerful over his street suit. Mr..
Mathes would have been tired, but
was too busy counting the wealth he
had made as special prosecuting at
torney to think of his aching bones.
Mess. Edrington & Jno. 7. Mathes,
being new in the business, didn't
feel so bad, as they have not had
much work to do. Their idea of
heaven being place "where Circuit
Courts never break up and fees are
plenty.
The officers of the Court were the
happiest Of the crowd, as they were
tired out; the clerk, especially, was
happy, because he says it cost him
two dollars every night to keep his
deputy in fresh oysters, as an induce
ment to work late.
We forgot to mention our old
friend, Maj. S. S. Semmes, we can
only say that despite his hard labors
during the term, he was as tranquil
and serene as usual. In fact Major
Semmes has bran new wife, and
looked like-well, like we editor did
when he had bran new wiie-that is,
very happy and contented.
NO LAND SALE.
The Circuit Court has dismissed
the bill praying for sale of delin-
quent lands; SO there will be no sale
this year, as was expected.
The Osceola times., 1881-11-12
A Fair Test.

Last summer, for days and weeks
hundreds of people were gathered on
the hill sides near the Pinnacle,
drinking our pure water and willing
away the hot, sultry summer days.
No municiple law was in force. No
police was needed, peace reigned
supreme. The only true reason that
can be given for so much good feel
ing, is that no whisky was allowed
on the ground. No one came drunk,
no one got drunk after they came.
Horse jockeys were there plying
their usual trafc, but they never
quarreled. Men could swap pocket
knives without getting into dispute.
Yes, more, they could talk politics
and discuss religious questions with
out getting angry. Can the same be
said in any town where whisky is
sold? From all over our state daily
accounts come of crime, traceable to
the influence of whisky. Yet some
of our good citizens argue that town
is dead where no whisky is sold.
viii whisky draw trade? 1t will
draw drunkards, but such men can
only be dragging shame to any
community. Their trade is as worth
less as their citizenship. A dead
town, indeed! 1t is one filed with
quietitude, happiness and peace, and
if these be death then all good men
crave it. Pinnacle Ledger.
The Osceola times., 1881-11-12
Ar the Atlanta Cotton Exposition

Ar the Atlanta Cotton Exposition,
cotton growing in a field near at
hand, was picked early one morning,
ginned, wove, dyed, cut and made
into two suits of clothes, which were
worn on the same day, by the gov
ernors of Georgia and Connecticut.
These suits, coats, pants and vests,
were lined all through with silk, and
looked as gay and stylish as any
body's clothes. How's that for
quick work?
The Osceola times., 1881-11-12
Circuit Court.

The following are some of the
cases disposed of since our last issue:
STATE, AGAINST,
Dave Woodruff, selling whiskey
without license; fined 5000, and ap-
pealed.
d. r. Pittman, continued.
James Iva, years in penitentiary.
w. l.. Cargill, | year in pen.
f. Derbin, nolle pros.
Chas. Newcrum, nolle pros.
j. NJ. Cayce, fined SO,
Same, $3.50.
b. F. Butler, fined SO.
j. a. Jackson, SO.
Henry Phillips, SO.
Daniel Lottspeech, $40.
a. A. Whitman, practicing medi-
cine without registering, 5 cases,
nolle pros. in four cases, and fined
$40 in one.
w. p. Hale, VS.. T. j. Goble,
judgment for plaintiff.
T.. V. Pierce, VS.. Lev Tins, con-
tinued.
G. w. Garret, VS.. p. S. Harrell,
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
Wormley & Goodman, VS.. J. B.
Lyerly, Judgment for plaintiff, for
$140,33.
E. Bevel, VS.. John Pitts, judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Emory Gin Co., VS.. J. w. Rhodes
continued.
Thompson & Caruth, VS.. F. Y,
McGavock, judgment for plaintiffs
for $1,000.
w. E. Wright, VS.. F. l.. Warner,
continued.
Town of Osceola, VS.. Jno. l.. Dri-
yer, continued.
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