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The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
Browns vesesablo Liver Puts

Arssva sure cure for Liver Com
piaint, Constipa tfon and Bilionsness
For sale by all druggists ipsC6lora,lo.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17

Shiloh's cough and consumption
cure is. sold by us onya guarantee. II
cures consumption.j For sale by
Beeciier 6 Co. - - scf4
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
Pcpsin, Rhubarb. Mandrake and
fsrutiRn

Are The active ingredients of
Brown. Pspsin Tonic. Give this
wonderful Dyspepsia remedy a trial
and be cured. For sale b, Earle d
Pedlcy and Beecher a Co. If
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17

Group. whooping cough and bron-
chitis immediately relieved by Shi-
lol's cure. For sale BY Beecl,err &
Co. s - x - sc14 >
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17

For lame back, side or chest use
cents. For sale by Beecher & Co.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
Bro~n,. Biaekbcrry and Ginger

Should be in every house during
The heated season. II never fails TO
cure Diarrhea, Dysentery and Chol-
era Morbus. For sale by Earle &
pedley and Bcecher II Co., Canon
City. tf
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17

WIN you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's vitalizer
is guaranteed TO cure you. For sale
by Beechcr Sc Co. sci4
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17

Sleep!.ss nights. made miserable by
iha, terrible cough. Shiloh's cure Is
the remedy for you. For sale by
Beecher x Go. scli
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17

That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured by shiloh's cure. We
guarantee IL. For sale by Beechcr &
Co scll
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17

Joseph ersut was acquNtea6f mur.
der at Pueblo,
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17

The number of imprisopcd "sus,
pects' lii Ireland is now 85A.
, 1881-02-21
n,ooress OF Vessel Inspections and
Coniocturos Concerning In
surance Rates.
c,n, Alex McDougnll Presents Figures
10 sl,ow t[lat MT 1ncrcnse OF Ion'
nago Is necessary.
Tuo Steel propollora to Be Built for
" the Milwaukee md Luding'
ton Route.
A. Order OF Interest to Captains
concerning Scnnioii's Time"
Books.
o,..outInuanec Of Lights, appointment Of Cap.
,atus, Vessel Transfers, and Con.
cral Nulos.

latns Vcs5ot Transfers, and Gcn.
nral Males,
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VESSEL INSPECTION AND 1NSut-
ASCE HATES.
Tbrco American Insurance rcglaters nre
:. in,N nn nrr,mrcd for tho coming scnson.-
IA ~ r''' ,,,n ,Etna INSURANCE Lorupnuy,
one ~ Wv r... ,wnst,,r,' t,.,ro,on i.t'n,.
ono lp tho Hecat MeS.et,' i"so.aaee eo1''
pn"', "' Itoyd's Association Ut American un.l
iauu .,,.,, Inaurantc Cutupal,!es, Thu rruIstur
ta0ai'',r va, 10 ,,oInv rrcnnrrd. pa hnrot,,fnrn
aalcr tho supervision OF Cnpt' IL J.. borr, nF
1Int1a1o. wI,o Inns II corps Ut competent In
!"aa.nr, uua h, tl,o lp] Can't. Wttinm Vance nu.s
!pee1u'e 't. ~ sr,,,,, ~, t,,o .v,,, uk,,.., -
or tho u'ea' "ss,e.a ~. a ,to ' H.. s',a.n, s. ~,
Lake MEchlg''ti. TIC faa nlfc"ay cofnsletea tho
Inspection of vessels wiutcrlnu here. IN Il day
eec.trls y III Ii winter unor,nrs theru. Fran EAcu-
esel elI ~ yessss ire known 10 10 winterI1g. Or
.ac .acc,inY tho vrssrIs inld .p here: Capt john
:%rth, fas tho district hotweGn Ch!c.lHo ns1u
Esrnnalsl; Capt. j. =. Tuttle hun cilnrky Of tho
AT Shore ut j.ake Michigan: Capt. luhn Nc.
snt. i}en Hammond tho district trtyln IiutrNu tu
Cleveland. cIi Thu work Of those gentlemen! hns
esmpIe,c.l 9M within II month. Capt. Taylor llus
cba1gv Of tho inspection ii rcsAcls OF, Luke On-
taTio fut tho candian i(ntlorwrtters. whose reg
ts,rts aarts 'sA''''
~ P1nn,, Mcleod, III tho course OF Il conversation
viii sho rorortcr q: TItE ,Tn!nuSE II day nr two
tiisht advance in rsltcs I'LL Is tho coming sen
to1. Commenting upon tho losses sustained by
ronipanIcs Inst seasull he auil thnt thoy arose
f5sy s4e .s% s sM tss s"x n assas ssS % ] nesd
IN nany cnsea wtthnnt tho slightest restriction
These agents. he said. tecd tope controlled. anI
, 1881-02-21
SUPPRESSION OF CRIME,

DETHnrT, Mich, Feb. l0.-A very lnrao and
enthusiastic meeting Ut citizens wna held this
even,nu to tako action iook!ug to tho suppress
sion OF yArloty tLoAtora md low colluert bulls.
This action wns cllllcd out by rofuank OF Mnyor
Thompson to rencw the licenses Ut these NlHocs,
ail incidentally tho action of tho Police Justto
refusing to tsaue warrunts when complaints
were ma1a Of violation nf, tl!a L!quur lnw as 10
nnnrs, kosplnK opo. su,l'ays, etc; Thu 1igat-
AMI ni10nK vtre' Presidents, mary Ut tho most
pr1t4lnent cstlxe,H III nit professions and wHlks
tt life: ,.specehos werp lnale by tho ltou.
i; L., >, II. cntolea,l, tho IloA; 2. ].
walker. anu thu IltV. Frnnk liAytGy.
4 serlos uf resolutions were atl0ptql
thnrouyhIy in!!ors!nK tho Mayors cournu and
calling upnn him IT, maintain Ills determination
to tssua ~ 70 n,1ro licenses 70 my places of !os
tho l'o!ce Juatlca, nnd appointing son,nttao
tn investigate and atu II ha ouxht tn DO pon.-
plAtnp4I Or hdfnre tho lnyurnlr and removed.
Also. resolution tooktnE to tho organization Ut
\ permanent sutGty f0r preventing Grllnu.
The Wh0lo demonstration wl.s 8trDtlH evidence
0F sound ropulnr sentiment, nnd Hwukanea u
Ietorml nation 1U relt,Dyo whit aru fa2t heeonl,
lnx crying public evils.
, 1881-02-21

List Of Patents Issued to Western I'm
vontors tito Past sysele.
Sptefat Dfspdteh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
WAsn1xaT0S, y, G., Fob. N.-A. II. Etans g.
Co. report tho following patents issued tho past
wec's to iuvcntors OF tho Northwestern States:
ILLINOIS.
1.W. Dakcr, Ctteapo, iubr,ontlng apparatus.
J. ~. linehclder, Ch[elgo, oEg.casn.
Il. ". s J; l. Gown, Wellington. bcc-hlye.
=: y: Darling q datcs, Nockaoi. Graln-sop'
7. i, Earllng, Chicago. galvau,c- -batsrry.
y, Fey, Pourla, dovico fur raising a11d lowcrlng
i. Frankforl, 1.ookport Townsttp, ointment.
y. W; nrcgn, Chlcago. ico-lanlt and breaker.
.. 4. HUI. Cnttin. swinging KAto.
J.. T. u. knufniHn, HtoomnEtOn, corn-husker.
r.M. Krlokl. ghlca,R. folding lounge.
Y. HAthknccht, ChigMK0, sofa,
A. II. Lookup, Chicago, oasol.
wIscoNslN.
G. @. baldwin, N!pou, lnwn-mowcr attach
i. g. Mnrsc, Hactno. nlatf FORM wagon.
Il. i. IAEne, Milwaukee. drive rhalp.
j, ". Powers, IoFtnKe, plow.cloyis.
MICHIGAN.
9. o. Narncy. Detroit, bilInrtl-cne tip.
7. I'LL, 1sny City, cxcavatIng apparatus tro-
y. Edgar, Adrian. sprtng-bed bottom. :.
i. layinalc. birmingham, fracture appar-
atns.
r. Sellp, Detroit, slpigh.seR .
e.. Il. Shelliolt, TArcu Rivers, hRrd-car tro!s-
sug.)
]. H. Walkor, sprlnRwclls, harrow.
IL. Willard, GrAtld liaplos, hRrrel.
MINNESOTA.
]. ". Wright, Manknto. boating stoyo. =,
IOWA.
8. II, Ilakewe!a, Lansing. pump.
W. IL. Cummings, lloUnDsDor6ugh. gulky-
plnw.
q. Douglass, van Meter, plow.sharo, etc.,
shnrpeiGr.
9; 4; French. payon,pott. r!ano,truok.
]. i. SwAt, Cedar Itapltls, cnu
]. Il, Wuossoy, Uloo!ntield, hamo.tuE.
INDIANA,
W. EvIugor. Sanford, vegetable outtor,
4. u. ucst, Evansville, tuOl- preserving COM
pound.
!, u. 1Iors1, ArcndtA, ohurn.
i. l. k1nE. Nnw Clstle. Orn.ahelier.
q. q. McCMlli.1, WillIaulspDrt, land. roller,
s., L. MoKuy, Norristown, hay-rake and
louder,
y. L. Saucoulh. South Dcnt, toy horse, oto.
II. r. Toalnt, ltip!,mlon.l, seQIlng machine.
EE1IIASiA.
No Nebraska patonts thls week.
, 1881-02-21
o.s .ssEhstES's r1s1E-1,,ors.

IN EMS TfAfE-UOOKY,
hpanpent .a.,.1 ,ust boon Issued by tho Vronsusy
ns.r .,,aa 20 e1anlina tho yeatnon'a i,no-i,onx
" aot .sa me muster Ut q vessel Ia chauue1.
~Psa of,"esafy that tho hosp,tal tax sbould
1es oF Ut my othor tln,o than 1t 10
, 1881-02-21
Flffecti Mouths iii n FRANCO.

HJnthfatsr tEsH4.i Courier. ..5
When tho nsyt,tn was opench at Milton one Of
thB first patients 10 bU rlinvcil from Flsherson
was II pnuper lunatc. sEh0 now gives tho manu-
nf Lanons. nttht'igh this Is not tho nWtne ha
hears on tho hunks Nf the institution. he was
then suffering from eatnlcpsy. frt,fn whirh no
hKency, NIT 9ytH the most stringent form ut mi.
vantAn,, could awaken HIN. anil in Tho words pf
Hr. lllnn1. ho was III "innnlnatG mechanism
whose organs performed their nntural dutlts,
but who 70 all ontaklo appearances WA IT,, i
teen months. an.t has during tho whole 0f this
tltNu t,cGn IN state Ut coma, spending tnnst Ut
bis Inns stAnhlnH apalt,st will VIII, g,s hards
hanging axelty 1T hts side. inIleslbIr Ktiti. IIc
ms h!tta ittAlie To upon mouth or cyra. AFl'l to
feed him It ha* becn totlnh net,cssary ~ lny him
on h'a baGk when sueiutntcs hAs heou HffGrded
ty meats Ut .iull H.. 1InnrlnY Ot tho cxtraortt-
nary cusc. London medical Rsspc!utton eput t5
10 Ur. 1.lAn.!, tho Mr'!caI Superintendent. With
reg,,est that tho p!tIent shtnl!d By phniGKraph-
td. This wns done lust wreck, anh mn Tuesday
ttorn!ng fart!ons suddenly recastr,,t1 tho use uf
hIs ttnls. and us hr tnove,l hiH tnuFelcs uf,c by
ono all bis bUHca BNtnrt1 tn trnck Within hin.
~ sts.n u: l,c recovered speech he nnhc lnco-
htrGut observations rfsEmctt1H II thpWruck.
conHsRntly referring to tho I'enrl, I'ortsclt.
II you want to Ulirc a enf,y1 iso flr. Dula
Cough syrup, Tho rtllutlp remedy. Prize - cctlts.
, 1881-02-21

..- AtW Fork 1Yp4ks, ...
.nfpht htharia'atlIl prevails IN und about tho c!ty
IL III alarming uxtunt. anu hns leon u haH-
uAut thlA wlntof ~ to tAn1 tho skill u tho huat
, 1881-02-21
L1fltlTs 1>Ist.OST1N1r1.r,


ltcnr-Atlmfrlll 1ohn Iimlgers, Chatrtnnn of TIM
Light liMiso fuarl, fins issued nuticcs Ia tnuri-
ncrs fnr iha1 tn tho effect tint Tho .xeI whtu
Hight OF tito thlrt orIier tn tho enst ward and Inst
outside q ERIC tfnslnIr, Lake Er!c. will not 10
sprHK. ~
Nnticr Is ntso given tint tho liked white light.
~ ~" iM'r1h UsrGr. Mt chnrtntte y. r.. m Tho
i4ftel IN tho nrenl,4 ol navigation III thu
Hl'rLK af lsaf, Nenr thu !Igul,!utl. on tho ufur
" l!lo f,Hilth uf tho riv0r, thero WILL tu st,tt.lic,
durlllF thick aud tDgHy wnNtl,pr, II he'll struck by
14eE!nery, nt interYnls nf thlrty aeeol,ila.
, 1881-02-21
A SOCIAL EVENT.

ELKltAtT. Ind, Feb. lO.-Qutto sou!al event
WIS ooca;l0nctl by tho sixty.thIFl mArrlRgq an
n!yersayy Of Mr., Anl Mrs. Jutnua Ci4rk, OF tha
ulty, last evening. I'ho venerable couple wore
1nndo ono iloAh III tho year l6lB IN cleveland, by
waTt lluEr, s,ilatnr Ut tho Presbyterian Church
Ut this ulty, Mr.. and Mrs. ClArk Ar" nigh onto
tholr threa-seotu-a1,d'tun. Thoy have xosllod
heto guurtor Ut \ century.
, 1881-02-21

Cnps. Robert I}rown Inns purchased n onc.h hatf
interest iii t'lo Lug FlessIn Thicleko fhr $t,tkD
cash. Tic tin nr saIo tns bcen furwartle,l to
Europe. whoro tho thu Inrty selling, Il resident
nr chicaxo, IL Mt pruscnt soJour,,tnE. Cupi. Jo
utlsnti retnins hie interest md tho command nt
Cnnt. j. +: l5unhnns linz.
uIit Henry l"!es; If M'l%aM'eo bus sold tho scow
a'isi s"ri.z iinl,uun .r s:sG. % ~ - ''0''''''
.Iho Following vessel transfers. llMvo i,ecn re.
cnr'ssl ~ THO C,tstom- l1u'tse sandnaky. stnco
raef,ck nd W ooSas!,cr 1 + 1tt:EHr Rq a 10
tGr.st N tho Rtcntncr uermnntn, consideration,
sIrst, q. T. tillchrst ii. h. ach,ck. IN" I'd Within
y. iteher, THO acllM!nnr Henry Fltzhi,uh, con-
esSss',S estsf A teSs}a f' tni iSrst i Mdi t. 8 . az
atlon, S',0OU Kinney king tt, iarriot i. EtursIo-
1t etc II E,sT tnS ssG9ner ysz y
nnd (. {. 0llclcr tho tns ltoIIcr, consldera,on,
Not str,Rls tranBfar Of vessel property has
been rcconlcd ut the Iuleslo CUSTOM House thus
fir tho prcsct!t apnsu1i.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NOTES.
Capt. Il. T.. 1.cnracl, tho newly nr),oIntrd Hll-
pcr1ntcntlcnt Of tho scl-Uwncrs' Tuwtng AS
ISOLATION t!cet Of tugs, will nssun,o tho duties OF
his position In n fow .!nys.
WE. ilolnles, vessel aRont returned to tho city
on Saturday from Il two months visit to knIsAs
Saturday afternoon tho tug 4. Moshur to~cd
tho schooner i. Il. Potneroy from Armour s.
Dolc's A elevator to moorings i,cnr Twelfth
street bridge.
1'ho schooner Queen City and steam .hargo
Ghin aro the only vessels q tho !leet recently
elGvHtors to rtcelve thDlr cnrElrs.
EltKeilo Alien Inns beGn appointed Deputy Col
lectnr VI l...llnEt1ll, steit., vtcr II. II. Now
CHpt. Charles i. Moscy, OF IhIiinlo' hls formed
l"lrtncrshlp with tai'i. Carr, nj tiis rIty, to
carry IN tho ycsaot-Nycncy hl'+i,less ilprc.
capt. CnlF5h Carr. vessel nEGnt, md Mr.. Hugh
Kelly. Ii Rrnin dealer 1T ClunYo, nru III llntrnfo.
CHIT. LAnGA Ltlek. of buffalo, WIN coiliIllt,,i-
ell tho schnonIr W. II. Rounds during Il 1,.rtlUn
Ut lust sc1lspIs, IL to sni tho scl,oullcr Narrl-
Rnllsett.
Nnttee haa been given by Capt D. r. Hoop, Of
the Corps bf Engineers. TINT tho lighthouse and
twn Mcres uf ground Mt Eric. FA., vii! EIe sult ut
public sEtinn, with tic exception Of tho Inn
torn a'1'l lroslwur!t iu tho towcr In TINT city On
TlGstlAy, sIMrcf, !.
Tho Wat ci,rvu of tho schooner 1,os,sot. at,nk
1T Toledo during tue recount trcshnt lns all bcen
thrown Nllt on The leo to prcyont aal,gu tu tnc
Vinegar, MlIur s. Gd, Of Escnnnbn, owIlcrs Of
tho ting Hui !lrlk0 hnvli1 cfecttd n spttlUMnnt
with tho Underwriters Tor scrvlcea III wrcckIlIE
tho Hchunner EyDHug Stur. Wtun tho schooner
wAa rc!rNatt' thu tuK WIS lnft Imprisoned III tho
saild, wlere SHIT yot rt.ntns. 1Jy tho terms or
:iIo settlement tllu owners Of thu }rnlit lssinu
tho cost uf gctttns her or, also tho rlsk Of lpss
Kingston ship carpenters receive from $1ai
to St16 ppr llny.
:. The stcnnl-lmrRc Fletcher, nshoro Oh South
FOX lsinllu, hAs broken up entirely.
, 1881-02-21

-
49, 1ao 1hsrott Dry-Dook Company hayo porfeot-
1Heoattacs 1,,,sttac with the Flint l. pero Marquette
WY WY IoupanY for tho construction ut their
H.. 1saae'e as yard Of two powerful stoet propot.
In. saeh!ated to carry between zoo aua O00
H. ~ freight OIL tetl fcut ara,.ght of wator,
tsx.nact saact d!menslons Of tho proposed bouts
a"b, S hat r. oocn loasne Ever sncr its cstabl!sl-
saafesa1 ~ ~. 1oitG v hntween I,,inKtnn mud NIL
rrst smsIs ~ tet tha nccl Of threo thtnR4-ylz.:
atLa4IpYp,ae,o. elevator and warehouse faui!!sIrs
Kxjixsv' 'toGk - oE the Flint L. Peru btnrluctta
iag tha w. ~ aatulo eastward.boun4 freight dur
talcllaa,"salH ,"alH'sr r. mon.hs; third, llnu Of bouts
txo defsou,. !or suFero wilter seryicu. Tho
eded. H. nrst mentioned eu,l cusly 10 rou.-
kbays tnlfti 1s AbOnt to b. runptlied III statcd
Lifted ia oo'eet. eep platul pratt aro better cAlcti-
pIatod w,,,.r G,ero with loo iii wlnter thun thuse
eass IN ae9tnes,deh fnr M exhibition or gUo1
ls,s III, xsiih,dIgAsorlg tn aueuru ihe,,i. Ii.o tI,-
business H. rm.opaey met. 10 sfnpletu and roady for
na.n,sl rni.,!s arG to 10 provided with eulll-
h7passaau'usn Recommendations for tho lnerunss
~, ~ nKtee.tra1ito Ut the ruute, which, by tho
Alxa,,saa! aportaHt fAutUr in tho unt,lulpruB Ut
nenlh1. particularly during tho Winter
, 1881-02-21

Browns HroNchsu! 1'roehea will stop cough
by ulructly relieving tho irritation VI tho thEolt
and will not AlEor.!er tlG stomach like cough
eYrup4i Is E9lts I h0K,
, 1881-02-21
NEW MEXICO.
a Territory That Will Speedily
Como into Possession of
Boom"
Trip from the Southern pncl0c 10 tic
Atchlson, Topokn & Santa Fo
KutIrond.
Prospects Of Various Mining, ,,oamps-Rid-
ing on Baokboard-Hosti1e
Red Mon. ''n
"Iht Journey of Dealh "-Rairoad Canstruetleu-
rABlg Putur. Tor Ell ,taso.


yp,.,o, co~r.,,o.,,<.-. =, r,.,o.,. -
r.,,,n,,,,, r,ta 81. :. a.'o. ,.'u""'. ..''
nrnl,nt,Iv ,,"ttnr ,.,a.t.', ." .eH,eu IN
n,,,l vnria,t claus ,,S ''tRn
nf mr. natnr,, ~ ',a Wy "Ic1
oxtcnt ,or o,o,.t,, aIia,., ,,';u n.. ''n',!s
NJ nrn1,n ~ s s.' au ~ s'st nn"tls
costrn s,n,as 80 ,,.''1, s m ~, Nv. , '''s ~, @
sdcs. tnrt.tlnr viii thn IT,. ""u." v."n, a,I
rt,'ors ~ ,o .sas". cAe"t "'t'
Ifv ,.,o !. ~ .,,s @ .,... :. ,l"st npcc,-
roon 1a"it,tf.a ',',,at :, nv vpiF ~ ~ . aM'
!. l,nc,, ;, ,,'It,,,, 49,, ~. u
ornnm nrmv ~ ,'oo,,,a, ,..u is, ~ ~ ~ sto
~, is att,,,. ~ IT, s,.. ~ eo,,a a''e3' i,,'
tnan ,vh,, f,r ,o'ra ,et w..
,,,,'i. 'ea ,,., ,, '''' 's us'y ~
a., ,,,.', ,':.1 ".t,a "e' ~ r. '.
te,.,',;r. ,.rnt .... ,,.s.',...,,,, "pn5 ,''..
i,e, rar ,,r"t"s ~" ,a's,,, ~ n"so
49,, H. ,''., ~. ~ s''s suu
fnr tho nv mr. "r 'o CARS ~ ~ - ''o' ''''
~. ,,rane,,, su 'a'"@sa ~ .t,y
'A'io'io ANU ,,,!. m!s HASp.' oF sAVAdE
,r,,o so ,o,, ,,n,,i .t''..'x, .n. III
Nto NJ iulR aelsea theA'ltaefity anu Military
forces OF tho Government, amt. descending
from t'ioir mntlntals1.fastnpsses upon tho
a,nr,, n,at,. tl,o i,aut r1,,,,s. Jaenein,I .,,I
o."e", 1sli.c u,iu ues' i"nses ueSciteo usu
apAi'aoheu. Iii1s ohhti or Indians, Which
Kept our troops SO fully occupied for over
tl,n,n. WAS N l,,nncI of Tho % C,,tricnui,,a
o ""s .,..., n.n H. u .4'o r'llIt'hu'
Apaelles' OF which tha famous cocfEsc was
formerly tho lIead-Chlef.. md were almost
constantly On tho war-pntll nfter they were
removed by order Of tho Interior Dcuart.
mnnt from iho n,ot,ni,ants. nrVar,r s,r,,,,a
Agency, against II thelr VIII: They rarely
, 1881-02-21
ltIIclT STILLS.

NASHVILLE, Tcllm, Fob. lQ.-inforlnauon has
hcpn recelrcd hero thut reyenllu FaldGra de-
Htroyei two illicit AistIlertes III uilDs aud two In
Vau 4uren Counties Oh tho lttA Inst.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
EeG'&sE ESS.
A E.rrgc Plane Ssalsssi:sr-
(0ry.

While II was well known thai he Mcndcl-sohu
Piano a. really reliable aud excellent insiru
mrnt, II was hardly suspected by TIE other man
ufactl rrs that the dcmand.lor ii had increased
tn such an extent NJ 10 warrant the makers In
erecting the largest piano manu,sciory ~ the
world a. cer teLnal mcrlDrial Of the success OI
the instrument; hut such was the case, AMI to-
lay the Mcudclssnhn Plano Mauufs tory, ri-ht
sloiios in height, covering 5000 square fret Of
ground, from It's locGti)n ON ihc corner ol Tenth
Avenue and 5ith Street. oycrloOks the Hudson
River and The greater part OF Manhattan Island.
-lChicuco Times.
The large factory of the Mcndclssohn ri'no
Company corner Fiity-se,cnth street and Tenth
Avenue, l. vcll worth a visit One can here
witness the Nariog- aud iu,crestin, steps in the
progress ~ tlansformr'g the rough lumbcr and
meal iuto highly dnshcd Instruments, In the
sale or these Pianos. the Company have under
taken to treat The people with factory prices, eIu-
ployine no agents. instruments are scnt on trial
and very intelligent idoa OF what they are, and
what musical people think about them, can he
oht: incd by -ending for an illustrative and de-
scri'uyc catalogue. Wilh no expensive agent-
and conn sions, the Conn any decline to give
any discounts, thinking the lowrr~s Of thcii
prices aud the merit Of their goods viii receive "a
thilllps in Home journal, July I. Is0
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SILL Alive.

We learn from q gentleman who
came IN from Chickasawba, that
Mr.. George Benton, while wrestling
with an overdose of bayou water,
went INTO Roblnson's store, and
selzlng pistol which was lying on
the counter, placed the muzzle to
his breast, snapped IT three times,
then placing it IN his mouth again
pulled the hammer down, when a
bystande~, whose attention was at
tracted TO him, took the pistol away
from HIM. On examination the
pistol was found to be an improved
Smith & Wesson, with a safety
catch lock, which was set. Every
chamber of the pistol was loaded.
This is the best illustrative temper
ance lecture George has delivered
in some time.
Elsewhere will be found reso
lutions adopted by the Town Coun-
Gil relative TO opening up alleys,
streets and removing distractions
from the State levee &c. We arc
glad to see this evidence of desire
on the part Of the Board of Alder.
men to do something to improve
our town. Now, while II spirit o.
enterprise and Improvement is or
our people, is the time to straight,
en- up, open up, and remove the eye
sores that meet the view on every
hand. Straighteu up the ragged
fences, remove wood.pilcs rolI
the side walks. The levee is state
hence, public properly, and no on
has right to enclose and culuvat'
it. The alleys are common towr
property and should be opened up
and the streets, walks and fence
laid off with some show at regular
.ity, and low 10 tho time 10 do II
and save trouble, litigation and ez
pense In the future. Every citixc
shoeld take pleasure ~ well ~ a
honest pride In having the tow
neatly and tastefully laid Oh, 81,
tisea kept 80.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

Murphy meetings every Sn1-
day evening at 3 O'Clock sharp. BY
order o! the President,
n. G. CARTWRIGHT, Scc'y.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

SAYS the White County Beacon
" Legislative cnactmcnts for the
prevention Of cruelty TO animals,
are generally approved by inlelll-
gent citizens; but some lit their
hands IN holy horror, when you in
'ist upon prohlbitory legislation in
behalf of wives and children, who
are made widows aud orphans by
the cruel aud accursed liquor traffic.
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the sake of the good name our
county bears, the charges may be
proven false aud malicious ; if not,
and they are guilty, in the language
OF the latin poet, we cXclaim, "soc.
kiluum.'
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OsrcOIa Rain Drops.

-Wantcd-a few cords OF wood
Apply at tins Office.
SEQ "Assignee's Notice." and
Assignce's Sale" IN this issue.
--Again oar latte Rock Cores
pondent's communication reaches
us too late for publication in this
issue.
-Osceola can now boast OF hav-
ing the longest street of any town
or city in tho world. See resolu.
ton adopted by the Town Council
MIR. Robt. Dean was interview
cd by the Mayor on the subject OF
assault" and received Information
which was deemed worth five dol
lars. Tho mayor had no use for
the money, and turned II over TO
the town treasury.
Judge W. NJ. Speed has dis
solved partnership with the Messrs'
Kcllums. In the language OF the
poet
"Their business relations
Were of short duration,
When one said rock was rye,
Tho other said, it was tie"
Miss Maggie Duffey opened a
private school Tor little girls and
misses in the old Driver school
house, last Monday, with far at
tendance. Miss Duiley is highly
recommended us a teacher, and pa
rents who desire to send their little
daughters to a school where they
will be free from the annoyances OF
rude boys, which prevail at mixed
schools more or lcss, will find this
the place to send them to.
Elsewhere will be found the
advertisement of Mossrs. Nanz Il
Neuner, OF Louisville, Ky. These
gentlemen guarantee their goods as
being pure, fresh and sound, and
offer rare inducements TO purchas-
crs. We would reoommed them
because, being nearer our own lau-
tude, their seeds would be more
likely adapted to our soil and eli
mate than seeds from further north.
Address, Nanz & Neuncr, Louis
vile, Ky.
Fifty dollars and the costs, is
what Squire Liston sang at the end
ola lively and srlri,ed trial in the
J. p. court last Thursday, in which
Robt. Dean was defendant to n
charge of assault with deadly
weapon-hip- pocket artillery. The
prerogative of drawing hlp-pock-
ct piece on private individuals, who
are themselves unarmed, by the
officers delegated TO preserve the
peace, is not always exempt from
the penalty OF the law governing
private individuals. Pistols left at
home, when not in the actual dis.
charge of official duty, by officers
coupled with courteous demeanor
TO all, will always insure respect
aud courtesy in return. Put that
down as a solid fact.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

All communications, or orders for
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will NEE,
prompt attention by addressing,
GEORGE BENTON, County Surveyor,
Osceola, Ark. II 25tf
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THE LATEST NOVELTY.

\ Patented Separate Sleeve Button, made
uf EpLLrp GOLD, equal IN appearance aud wear
to the m9st expensive goods. REAL STONE
SEIrl r6~, g MOs,-ugatr, ONYX. flupd-stnrc,
&c, Hr. sample pair sent hy heil ou receipt
NJ one dollar. An goods qua ted ~ repre-
srrtcd or money refunded Agents wanted ry-
cryv here GEtEN d Go - church street,
New York. 4 q. Box, 1879.
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New Home Sewing Machines,
Light Running, Automatic tension,
sclfsctting needle, Call and exam.
inc at Miss FANNIE FLETCHEE's,
agcnt.