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The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1881-07-16
NOTICE.
To w hOin il may Concern

Is hereby gwen that hereafter
l will not render professional ser.
vices, unless the cash or its cquiya.
lent is paid at the time. the services
arc rendered.
All persons who are indebted "a
me are respectfully requested to
como forward and settle at once,
either by cash payment, note OF
otherwise.
f. M. PETTEY. M. ID.
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Hon. II. NJ. McYeigh, of Osccola
left Friday morning after visit OF
several days in this city. On his
WY up Mr.. McYoigh delivered at
Ozark an address upon the subject
of temperance to an audience OF
about 5000 people. His effort has
been highly applauded by the press
and all who heard lt.-[Fort Smith
lIcrald.
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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1881.
OsccOla Rain Drops.

As"ih 10 c"u'y uSsuSu'
Probate Court has been in Sc.
sion during tho week.
MIR. Hugh Mcycigh talks {
taking q trip home, Baltimore.
Bio careful, this hot weather
and keep your head IN the shade.
News OF the week boiled dow
Garfield, Guitteau, Attempte,
assassination.
Lumber to build sidewalks |
being put on the ground in "our
end OF the town.
"A drove Of fifty head of eattl'
was shipped Thursday to the 81
Louis market by Mr.. o. Il. Pettey
-Died-last Wednesday, of chol
era infantum, infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Haskins.
We arc enjoying a little OF tn,
comforts OF Hades," and the ter
rors of that place, according to thu
new version, is losing it's grip.
Among those we saw in attend
ance at court this week, were Mess
N. i. Laiont, b. F. Jones, Shelter
Spccht and T. p. Sexton, from be
low, and Il. Arohillion, Thos. Mus
grayco end b. A. Bugg from above
Hon. II. M. McVcigh has been
appointed and duly commissioned
as Representative ofthe Grand Roy
al Arch Chapter of Rhode Island
near the Grand Chapter Of Arkan.
GAS.
-We have no apology to Offer
for tho want Of local matter IN this
issue. Our dereliction IN this re.
spcct IS not on tho score of lazlnoss,
but it's too blarstcd hot to chase
after items, unless one had q cover
cd icc wagon to travel around in,
--Thrco ofour young men, Mess
Joseph Meyers. Abncr Driver and
J. l.. Driver, Jr., will start next
Monday, by land, on a prospecting
tour OF the State, taking in on thei
route Ravensdcn, Eureka and othe,
noted Springs OF north.wes, Arkan
sas, and then south through The
state into Texas. They viii be
provided with arms and fishing
tackle, and anticipate bushcl o
fun on their trip. We commend
them to the people along their line
of march.
DIR. B. A. Bugg, Of Chickasaw
ba, made us very pleasant visir
while in town during the week and
renewed. The doctor is known &c
all our people as {" The man with tn,
big beard" In this respect, Mis-
sisslppi county can take the "raa
off the bush of any county in tho
state. His board, which is thick
and heavy, measures five feet siS
inches, and reaches the sole of hli
feet and lapse one foot. lie talk,
of taking in several of the state
fairs this Fall and making that ap
pcndagc foot his bills. As beard
grower, he is q success.
We receiyod u small cotton boil
last Wednesday, which looked Ike
i had been baked in the sun, with
the hull partly cracked open. We
don't know whether the gentleman
who sent it intended to get the
credit of producing or exhibiting
= the first boil or not, as no message
accompanied it, but our love Of
truth compcls us to say, there is no
premium offered on that class OF
cotton it's wanting in that quality
which gave it the name OF {" neecy
STAPLE" and if the owner OF the
patch from which this was taken
has much of the same sort, we
would advise to pillow it all under
and sew in turnlpe
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II C. Bennett and Mollio)
NJ. Bcmet, his wife, Plaintiffs,
VS..
W r. Wright, J. G. An
drcws, + G. McGavock,
Mary Rice, Virginia Rice,
Locke A, Rice and w r Defendants.
Wright, Guardian d. said
Mary, Virginia and locke
A Rice.
The defendant, W. r Wright IS warned Il
appear in this court within thirty days and an.
-wcr the complaint % the PLAINTIFF, II e Ben
nett and M0llc NJ. Bennett his wife,
BEN Ii BACCIlTS,
Ed II. Hathes, Clerk.
Atty. for Pit'n5.
June 22nd. ltSl.
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WARNING ORDER,

IN TIE MISSISSIPPI COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT, IN CIANCERY-FALL TERM,
ISL
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Come I'm and SETTLE.

Parties indebted to the firm of
): l.. Driver u Co., for Drugs and
Medicines, or to DR.. r. C. Prcwitt,
for Professional services, are mott
fled that their accounts are ready
made OFT, and awaiting settlement.
J, l.. DRIVER & Co.
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All communications, or orders for
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will meet
prompt attention by addressing,
GEORGE BEEToN, County Surveyor,
Osccola, Ark. 12-25tf
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Captured.

Jake Everley who was arrested and held
between three and four days in Litchfield
charged with stealing horse from Silas
Miller of Penfield, was released upon in
sufficient evidence to convict him of the
crime. He had threatened to steal horse
from Miller and has not accounted for him.
self at the period his horse was stolen. The
day after Everley's release he traded the fine
carriage he had in his possession, in which
he had come to Mr.. Miller's under the sus-
picious circumstances which caused his
arrest, to Geo. Renouard, of Penfield, for
an old carriage and a horse, and with the
two horses and buggy started West, doubt
less, to "grow up with the country" But
telegram from Wooster, followed with
an order to arrest him, for the stealing of
horse and the carriage traded to Renouard.
Being interested the latter was deputied to
follow and catch Everley; who was over
taken near Norwalk, and handed over to
the proper authorities at Wooster. Everley,
upon examination, plead guilty ofstealing
the horse and carriage which he drove to
Penfield, and is in Jail awaiting sentence.
When arrested he had not cent of money
on his person. He is an undergraduate {"
of the Ohio State Reform School, is a fel-
low of fdissipated habits, and will doubtless
do better, working for the State than he
has ever done as his own master. He had
worked for Silas Miller the forepart of the
summer.
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IATER.

THE Grand Jury of the District of
Columbia considered the case Of Guiteau on
the Sd. Eight witnesses were examined. The
stories Of the witnesses were all published at
the time Of the assassina alton and they con-
tanned no new points. The testimony given
by each person examined was very brief, the
object of the District Attorney being to sat-
isfy the Grand Jury as to the commission OF
the crime as expeditiouslY as possible Quit
eau was fully identified as the murderer. He
becomes more and more demoralized each
day. He Is now reconciled to the fact that
Mr.. Scoyille will be his only counsel. At first
he scornfully rejected him As Of too little rep
utation, but he appears very anxious now
that he should come He says he is willing
to submit to any line Of defense selected, al
though he scouts the idea that he II really
insane.
TIE coinage at the various mints for
September was q, s47, 800, Of which g, 4Oo, 900
were standard dollars
TIE Ottawa, Can, Free Press says
wrangie Island, recently taken possession of
by Lieutenant Hooper on behalf of the United
States Government, Is really Q part Of the
Dominion, having been formally transferred
by the British Government during hcKen-
zie's regime.
TIE municipality of Berlin has ar
ranged for . special service in memory of
President Garfield.
GOVERNOR GENERAL LoRNE, of Can
ada, arrived at Helena, Montana, on the 1st.
A WASHINGTON special says as the
Star route prosecutions go on there win be q
general wedding out OF dishonest postmasters
in the far Western States and Territories.
There are believed to be over two hundred
postmasters implicated In the Star route
frauds. They have been paid, as were the
postmasters at Deadwood and Sidney, for GER
tfying to the performance OF q mail service
which was never performed. The greatest
fraud In the Star office, was the failure on
the part of the contractor to do the service he
had agreed to perform. In numberless in
stances no pretense OF carrying the mails
over the entire length of large routes was
made, the false certificates Of postmasters
along the line only being necessary to enable
the contractors TO draw pay. Congress at
the next session win be asked to enact Q law
which viii severely punish postmasters SO Of
Tending.
THE materials used in draping build
ings in New York viii be sent to the Michi-
gan sufferers
A FARMERS CONVENTION, having in
view the advancement Of the agricultural in
terests Of the Nation, met at st. Louis on
the 3D.
The fund for Mrs. Garfield and fam
ily amounted to 1884, go on the Sd.
TIE French Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce has issued q notice with re-
gard to the inspection Of imported salt-pork.
inspectors viii be appointed at different
ports. to which entry Of pork viii be confined.
This foreshadows the raising Of the embargo
on American pork.
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The best Laundried Shirt ever made,
only 81 at Baldwin, Laundon and Co.'s. s
-AhI Hat-now, what9 Brussels Carpet
at 75c per yard, at Baldwin, Laundon and
Co.'s. 8
-"Rosalind" wrote to an editor asking him
show to fire q plaque" The hard-hearted
wretch replied that, II the plaque was like q
great many he had seen, the quickest and
cheapest plan would be to Shre" 1t out of
the window.
The ladies say that we have the Choicest,
Prettiest and Loveliest Ginghams ever seen.
Baldwin, Laundon and Co. 8
Goods are scarce and advancing In price
almost daily, but you wouldn't believe 1t II
you should call at Fitch's and see the groan-
ing tables and low prices. 2
If you grasp a rattlesnake firmly about
the neck, he cannot hurt you. says q Western
paper. To be perfectly safe, 1t would be well
to let the hired man do the grasping.
Wake up and bounce In on them 'ere
boys, at Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s, and see
the mammoth stock of fresh, new, cheap
goods.
Fifty dollars worth of bird cages, to be
closed out by J. NJ. Krieger, within so days
at reduced prices. Call and get one and save
money.
There can certainly be no more vexatious
situation in life than to sit down to write an
original article, and find that somebody has
stolen your scissors and mucilage.
Ladies' Dolmaus, Cloaks, and Gossamer
Circles (water proof) cheap, at William
Rininger's.
5000 worth of Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Books, Notions, Picture Frames, to be sold
within so days, at j. NJ. Krieger's.
Time now for hail-storm stories where
stones fell foot deep, were as large as hens
worth Of fruit in space twenty rods wide by
quarter Of q mile long.
800 pieces of SOC Sheet Music to be closed
out at ]. NJ. Krieger's within 80 days, at SC
per Sheet.
u. NJ. Krieger is agent for Brainard's
Sons, Publishers of Sheet Music.
-Neighbor c., queer genius, had some
thing the matter with his eyes, and he wonder
ed IL it would do them any good to make a
mixture of clay aud spittle and rub them
with 1t. He said that he had heard some
where Of such remedyl
jamestown Dress Goods In variety.
Baritz Cloth, black and colored Cashmeres,
Dress Plaids, cheap at VIM. Rninger's.
-Saxony, Cashmere, Germantown and
other Knitting Yarns, in variety or colors,
cheap, at VIM. Rininger's.
A million young shad have just been placed
in the Connecticut River. II these shad are
not one day utilized to furnish toothpicks
for the world, the people Of the Nutmeg
State will have forgotten their cunning.
Heard From.-A good pair whole leather
(not split) Boots, 81. A good pair Of Ladies'
Shoes, 81. Boston, Woonsocket or Candee
Mems pure Gum Boots, IS q pair. The best
boot in America-HeYwood.
At VIM. RININGER's.
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purchased five bottles of your Hop
Bitters of Bishop &Co. last fall, for my
daughter, and am well pleased with the
Bitters. They did her more good than
all the medicine she has taken for six
years. WIN. T. MCCLURE.
The above is from a very reliable
farmer, whose daughter was in poor
health for seven or eight years, and
could not obtain reliet until she used
Hop Bitters. She is now in as good health
as any person in the country. We have
large sales, and they are making remark
able cures. W H BISHOP 6 Co
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FOREIGN.


MINISTER LOWELL, at London, re-
ceived the following message from Queen
Victoria on the 9th ult: Would you ex-
press my sincere coincidence to the late Pres
| idents mother, and inquire alter her health,
as ell az after Mrs. Gar6eldl / should be
| thankful II you would procure me a good pho
| tograph OF General Garfieli.n Mrs. GARFIELD
ments Of the mother OF General Garfield and
| her own, for the tender, womanly sympathy
Of the Queen, and also that Her Msjesty's
wish viii be complied with at an early day.
A ROME dispatch says the destruction
caused by the earthquake in Abruzzi far ex-
ceeds anything indicated by first reports- The
Archbishop of Chieti appeals piteously for
help. He says the disaster Is only compare
BILE to that Of Casamicciols. Over one thou
mainder more or less fissured. Four-ffths
Of the population are shelterless.
AN excursion train on the Air Line to
the exhibition grounds at London, Ontario,
came in collision, on the 2eth ult, with g
freight train at Orwell. Five passengers were
killed and twenty severely wounded.
TIE secret Anti-Nihilist Society of
Russian mobiles has not been abe to do much
good. The members have subscribed hber-
ally, but to no purpose, and so far no promi-
nent Nihilist has been detected In any illegal
act by the agents Of the society.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch SAYS a
ukase is shortly expected codifying the regu-
lations for protecting the Emperor, placing
various bodies Of Imperial Guards and secret
police at the palace and = secret police de-
partment for the inspection of railways, un-
der q single head, TO whom all Ministers and
| chief officials will be required to report Inn
medistely anything endangering the safety
| OF the Emperor.
AN earthquake occurred at Changeri,
Asia Minor, few days ago. Eleven persons
were killed and the grand mosque and mary
other buildings were destroyed.
The London Lancet condemns the
attending surgeons for making the best Of
bulletin should be the truth and nothing but
the truth.
IT is reported that the Marquis of
Lorne will return to England after the close
Of the coming session of the Canadian Par
lament and will then be called to the House
OF Lords.
A LONDON dispatch says the Land
League test cases before the land court will
comprise cases from nearly every county in
ireland.
The Russian Minister of the Interior,
In a recent circular appointing local commits
sions to examine into the Jewish question,
says the Government recognizes the detri-
ment TO the Christian population of the COM
mercial activity, eIclusiveness and religious
fanaticism Of the jews, which are still pre-
dominant In spite or twenty years. efforts to
blend the two populations. The circular at
tributes the recent disturbances to exclusive
ly economic causes, growing out of the mo-
nopolizstion Of trade and rights over land BY
the Jews and the unfair advantage they take
of the poorer classes. The Minister promises
the Jews protection against violence, but
says measures must be taken to shield the
Christions from the effects Of their injurious
activity.
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More Home Testimony.
FROM GEO. e. RYAN, TEACHER ArLAenAseE
LAGRANGE, O., Oct. 1, 1881

LAGRANGE, o., Oct 1, 1881.
DIR. FosTER.-In reply to your note
would say that my case is progressing
very finely and satisfactorily indeed. My
catarrh annoyed me exceedingly for a
number of years, notwithstanding / tried
many remedies. 1t was all to no purpose
until I placed my case in your hands.
Your treatment seems philosophic, and
although mild in its nature, has proved
very effective in my case, the obstinacy of
which had not only annoyed but caused
me considerable alarm. Grateful for the
results have SO happily received at your
hands, remain, sir,
Yours, truly, GEO. E. RYAN.
DIR. Foster, so highly endorsed in the
above letter from Mr.. Ryan, of LAGRANGE,
will return to the American House, Wei.
ington, on Monday, the 18th, to remain a
few days only.
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The Children of Israel

Took Alaxine or anti-bilious prescrip-
tion during their sojourn in the wilder.
ness, and found it to be the peer of all
remedies as a Stomach and Liver cor
rector and as a Laxative to keep the
bowels regular. 1t beat the Jews high
est anticipations. It does every ones.
Sold at Wooster & Adams's.
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MARRIED.

Gosling- -Scrlpture.-At the residence
of Esquire Howk, Oct. 2, 1881, Mr..
Richard James Gosling to Miss. Jen-
ME Scripture, all of Wellington,
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TIE Jury in the trial of William
Ryan at Independence, Mo-, for participating
in the robbery Of the Chicago & Alton train
at Glendale, Mo-, October s. 1873, rendered q
verdict OF guilty on the 2Sth ult, and as
sessed the punishment at twenty-five years In
the penitentiary.
Two roughs named Mcdonald, cous-
fms, who brutally murdered two brothers
named Kitson, near Menominee, Mich, re-
Gently, were taken from the jan and lynched
on the night Of the 9th ult
A WIND and rain storm in Guthrie,
Greene and Kossuth Counties. Iowa, on the
29th ult, inflicted serious damages. Half q
dozen farm houses in Guthrie were blown
over and several persons seriously injured In
Guthrie Center several business blocks were
unroofed and residences moved from their
foundations. The Baptist Church and other
buildings we're damaged. A train of the Fl.
Dodge Road was blown from the track near
Ripley. Three cars were demolished and
eight persons injured, two seriously. Light
ming struck the Northwestern depotat Irving
ton and knocked eighteen men senseless, one
dead.
Mr. DE WALES house, five miles
south of Centralia, Kan, was blown down on
the 2oth ult, and himself, wife and four
children were buried In the ruins. One child
was killed and another fatally injured. The
ruins caught fire but were extinguished by
neighbors.
DURING August the excess of exports
Of merchandise was IS, s04, 124; for the year
ending August 81, $l67, ,079, 544; excess of i'm
ports of gold and silver coin and bullion for
August, a, 796, 109, and for the year, $40. 49,
al The total value of exports of merchan-
disc for August was s67, 4s7, l40, and Of i'm
ports s6l, eos, ,016. Total value OF exports for
the twelve months ending August 81, was
1884, ,695, ga, and imports $643, 163, ,661. The
decrease in value Of imports from the pre-
ceding twelve months was S53, 800, S54, an
increase Of exports of $50, 461, ,2l5
SENATOR MALONE has written to his
friends at Washington that he will find 1t
very inconvenient to attend the extra session
Of the Senate, and will not be able to remain
more than day or two.
GEORGE ScovMLE, of Chicago, Cult
eau's brother-in-law, has unwillingly con-
ssnted to defend him. Scoville says their de-
Tense win be insanity. He does not appre-
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Harness, Saddles, Etc.
Headquarters for everything in the above
line at
AT J. NJ. oTTERBACKER'S S

I will not be undersold. Call and see my
large and fine assortment of Harness, Saddles,
the Golden Whip, and many others too nu-
merous to mention. have also a large stock
of Trunks and Satchels, cheaper than ever
before sold.
General Agent for d. N. Bristops
Bits and Bride attachments, the best
suer inUented for the control Of horses
aud colts.
use only firstclass material and employ
only the best workmen. All work under my
own supervision. Don't forget the place
when you want to buy.
J. M. oTTERBACHER.
South Side Liberty Street, Wellington, o.
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extra session of the Senate.
A TERRIFIC storm passed over Mad
ison County, Neb., on the 2Sth ult The
town of Madison was shaken up considerably,
many buildings were unroofed and the depot
Two men were killed and another badly in
jured.
The United States Land Office makes
the. area Of Louisiana to be 41,346 square
miles. Professor Hilgard, in a census report
lately published, puts the figures at IS, 43O
square miles. The difference is one of 2, 6y7,-
800 acres
The matter of final interment of the
late President Garneld's remains at Mentor or
Hiram having been agitated by some people
In his old district DIR. Robinson has talked
with the widow. Mrs. Garfield said that II
the trustees had not offered a lot she
Cemetery, as she believed, II alive, the late
President would SO have directed. She
thought 1t his wish to be buried there. She
added that the question OF burial is no longer
open, and will not be opened.
AT Guys Mill, Miss, on the 3Oth
ult., Mr.. James Freeman's grandson, aged
nine, being offended at a little daughter of
Allen Harris, aged two, blind-folded the child
and threw her into q well, where she was
found dead.
HON. JOHN w. FOSTER, Minister to
Russia, has rendered his resignation.
THE whaling schooner R. B. Handy
arrived at San Francisco from the Arctic Sea
on the I'd. She brought Captain Clifford and
crew from the whaler Daniel Webster,
crushed by ice near Point Barron. Captain
Clifford confirms the report contained in the
cableRram published by the New York Her
aid September 21st, that natives had seen a
wrecked ship far TO the eastward, and four
versation between Clifford and the natives
was conducted principally by signs, and II
was difficult to understand. From the signs
made by these men the whites were either
dead or sick, as the native in speaking Of
them, indicated their condition by placing
bis head on the ground in the attitude OF
sleep or death. Captain Winans, in letter
TO the Bulletin, advances the theory that the