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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23
Tho Bear, The Blac. bottle and the
Mesquite.

There is 4 familiar Western story of y
tame bear, which, seeing n blue bottle
On its sleeping masters nose. tried TO
heat il on with blow of its paw. but IN
the attempt damaged his friends n,ssal
or,aM. A similar tale il told in tho
i" Makasa-i -iataka," In tina birth the Bod
hisat was ! trasleeman who went from
village 10 village 10 dispose Of his wares.
One day, when 1t the house of car
penter whose head was like \ copper
norrinUer. q mosquito alighted thereon,
and the carpenter called TO his son. who
was near. to drive it away. Tho son.
taking sharp AZ for the purpose, aimed
\ blow at the insect, but split his faith
era head in two, and killed him. On
seeing what WAS done the Bodhisat said
that 8 wise enemy was better than .
foolish relative or friend - COmtfns-
p0rorv RscieC.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

The wheat product increased in the
ten Western States los per cent. between
1850 and 1870, and in the Pacific States
and Territories LIS per cent. The in-
crease Of corn, however, was not ~
great during this lecennial period, be-
lng only 3 per cent. Between 1870 and
1880, however, the wheat product has
increased about 6S per cent, and tho
corn product nearly 1876 per cent, in
the Western States; the total increase
Of the wheat product Of the country be-
ing nearly 60 per cent, and that Of tho
corn product 133 per cent.
Below W. have prepared two tables
showing the wheat and corn product Of
the country during the last two decades /:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

SELFisHSEss, though refined. is still
but seliishness, aud refinement ought
never to interfere with doing good in the
world rs il exists. Ii is not desirable to
appeal early to this feeling, or perhaps
ever directly " cultivate il.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

CrNlN New Hampshire lS Wcil~knoWn
s~>~,ntrsc Individual, sslf-<onstitatel
carx.r II all Ills s,rt cf universal pAMA-
~, ~l~~ly and soul, head, heart and
conscience doctor, ~h,s with all his &c,
ss>atrscSssss, has y hnd Il actual wit that
Is hand Ia h>at> Not long ago the
~,kAcsur" was called IL the witness
stand, The ern,sins counsel, who, il i
,Ns,l. sometimes ~Ms,tS hls whistle :
With >.laaoG rsaen. kao~ing the doc
torss ,s>cullar,tics, vcntur~t. in cross-
examining him. ta show HIM up hit
The insult viii lse apprclateSl
~Mhst il yoar hnslnesss' pcmpo0sly
inquired the COUNSEL.
MY business is 10 do what little
god can 10 my fellcw.men." noaestly
rAllls~s the doctor,
IL Rut that Doesn't answer my Qnes.
,sea.~ gratsiy remarked the counsel.
. How 10 yeu spend your time ?"
sWhv. Squire. il takes about all my
time t. ,le what said, remarked the
i,A,tor.
..Rnt want something more def.
mite" ssoatlN demanded the counsel.
= How 10 veu - about your business 2
lNM NskSANA NkSA NuNMAAASsAAs&~s>,
as>,snl,mg to the nature II the case,
exclaimed the doctor. For instance,
ii ~crs going 10 commence ON You, ths
/ iirs, thing should 10 would h to AL
wise yoa /. sign temperance plelge
The court raarsi, and the counsel, y,
! il Convinced the doctor Was pursuing ,
legitimate and respectable vocation
rnsS~Si,l with the regular cross-exam
lnataon.
Is class of little girls at school, Tia
question was asked. '.What is fort 7
a place to put men in, was the read
rerls. .What is = fortress. then
! asked the teacher. This seemed ruz
NE, till one of the girls answered,
place - put women IN
lS raG Isle cf Man the right to vol
has lsyn accorded ~ all women VIII
possess al4 estate yseldA2 pound stef'
! sag psr Aauus,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

Two stores and cotton warehouse
were burned At drvenyulc. Ala, tho loss hens
t3O,00N
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

Total. >...>>s....&>..2 ..2sa.S4s.sll l,SSAl~SsA
TsNl fcr the ceantrys Wheat aud o,ra.,
Z a>sss,sss,,sSts fsss uAtS, HNFlcx and e0ckwhcat,
&Sl,AAAUNA 1esAl a.elAGts, ,GSl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

- Remainder this Company OWNS I'll aeads shown shevs n heavy Ines
s. ewn a re' Tracks,
coMeME A. MODERN
andHs own
LSanae 70
cmmodus Passenger n
disconnected eTnveng TnE LEADING Lane
= = q. ". II. J. H.
CuS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23
HavinG EsAAeea ~
n RAT IN ARkRT

win lesy ss.asantly Q haad = good q sssortmsnt
sale or retail, for cash and nothing else.
Va Buy Tor Cash, and Sell for the same.
Credit need mot be asked fer - Il VIII not b grant.
cd. am bound to sell . cheap - any ons for
cash, and hope TO give general satisfaction.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

l> raa Isle cf Man the right to vote
has lsssn accorded 10 all women who
possess A. estate yseldns pound stefl-
sng psr aaount
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

which he 10 prepared 10 trim and furnish on short
notice, and in such style and manner - ordered q
the most reasonable prices.
Thanking the public for fsvsgs aad its coincidence
In the past he begs to assure his friends that he 10
determined moro than ever 10 merit their conf
1enee, respect and continued patronage.
q. MEvERDEN.
0Eeoeo, Dee. q, le7s.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07
4 Good Purchase

The county commissioner court has pur-
hased from Major Il V. TomrkiDs one
hundred large street scrspers for SDi5 cash.
These will DO distributed twenty 6vs to each
commissioners pre- inctao used in working
the main public roads in the county. Auoth@
or winter 1t Is hoped will not ilnd our roads
in the same condition M they we're last win,
ter. The commissioners are determined to
do ali they can to have good roads aud
bridges tlirouehou.the county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

giimtner and only n GUNNER Oi hOJ hat only
serves 10 Intensity tbe dsrktees ~ tho cloud ~
despair that h0vers over MI. ThiB n the u
alton ~ viewed by yOnr correspondent ,fter
sitting the thousands ~ rnmoTs Ia circulation
aud the 90 oTof The puhllg bulletins pna pfi-
yAte reports from IN rcd ide
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07
VALUAnLEM RUrHs.

vALUABLE@ RUrHs.
II Won are suffrringH rom poor health, or
languishng on bedHi II sickness, taKe
cheer, for Ia
Hop BittersH Will Cure You.
If YOU are simply Ing; II you feel
weak and dispifted, without clearly know
Ing why, IA
Hop BittersSswi Revive You.
If you are a miniete, n .ni have over taxed
yourself with you E3oasfCral duties; or IL
moth IT, worn cut wi ND are aud work,
Hop sitters will aGestOre You,
II Won are "a man ofEd usine-p, wpahe n ed
hy the strain O. youIH v~ryday dutie.; or
man of letters, toilins "a INer your midnight
worR, Ed
Hop Filters VIII f3Strepgt CITIZEN You
l1you are young hnukg uflerir 6 from any
inhi cret on, OF af'E rowing too fast, as
Is often the case, Ia
Hop Bitters WIFE Relieve You.
Ifyou re in he work vi mon. q the farm, at
sesk anywhere ~" n eel that your system
needs cltaheins, tunihg@ rstimulating, with.
Hop Bitters ISL Nooa
,,n,r you ,,nsteadv ka our pulse is feeble.
waning, ~ ~"
Hop Bitters vii. rive YOU New Life
ana @VigOr.
Try E;op CoughH cure and. Pain
r e Ell. n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07
IDLY DEED.
pTHEIIPB OF THE PRESIDENT

Charles Guittenu, ex-Consui ." ""r-
settles and u NJ iwart Hepuoic"n'
shoots president Garfield fwice
was the Assassin Insane,
or W as a. u Deep, Dark
pian? - CO"diti0n
of the President.
The Fun Par
ticu ars.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

r le'gh, n -. Jaly there Il greet IN
~ nafion fs-s 81 ne afternrt SO seiretior
~ th- president. A prh ie n-sflrg - -ill1en'
n - fl.rr r~IIaf ~ r r.rrrrrr ~ crime.
60 - ~rr r.aar
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

The shooting vss done By slender msn,
shout 5 feet Z inches In Insight He ~
fused 70 give bic usme. but is said By
. person sho pr8fssaes 70 ksor bin, thst be
his usns d Guiiissu. and thst be i ez-cOrsui
10 Hsrssilles- The man vas srfestsd I'M
rnedisisly sn1 csrrled 70 police
hssd 1uartsrs snd subsequently, 70
jsl. TIE stooting occurred IN Us ladies'
ro5n ofths cspot irnmsdisisly sfisr the
presiis-t had sris-rd. waking arm IN
arm VIA 5~c-stsrT Blsins On their wsT
70 tbs lirnitef eEp-ess t-Hin, vtich vss sbout
70 lssve. Sec-sssry Blsins On bssring IRE
r,istri sbots tie IN Dun5sr, rusbsd N TIE
6ir-clion from wtict NJ csns vift the
~iss of srrsstirE ne sussfn- Bsfort rssct-
ma rs MA he sosiss1 ths prss0srt fsll, and
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

de.f caiief f5r sis physicisn sDd.-sk-d hi,
OBJ AIN ne dcct0f rsTlied. 'you neFs
ebsse.-" rhe pr-siss.f sr,e, i vih s.fs
- E.sss- roHE s.s.Iz. -. -,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

Tbs papers referred y hsvs 20, bsen given
out for pubfiestion- Byron Aoofsys. shO
i he W.shineton correspondent Of the
Cbic.go Inter Ocsss, ssys that vbils .
psckses Of psps- > h tbs hsbds o. TIE
roIies. sccoup-risd b. noe s3drs<sr1 70
birssif (AD1rsvsl bs bn 10 personal &C.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

VIRGINIA INDIoNATI0H
CharlottesviiIe, Va, Juiy 2-Thers
was Intense indignation here this
morning. upon receipt Of the news Il the
at emp 20 as-assiDate President Garfield. A
call IL out for an ind Knasion m. efin tonight.
and ~ signed mostly bg eonfederate sol iiers-
AT LOUtfvILLg.
l. uisville, Ky Juy 2. The board of trade
telegraphed 10 Washington the following.
LoUIsvILJE. Ky, July 2.
To james @. Blaine, Secretary Of stste,
washIngt0n, ID. c.: The b7srd II trade
OF Bouisvilie exp ess its iUdiRBa iop Of the at
t-mpt 4 asssssiDati.sn Of the president and
" f-rz st. sympathy 20 bis family md coun-
Try. with 80 esrDest hope for his recov-ry.
lsisB.d1 JOHS y. tsHEKs, President
Their is considerable excitement mere over
the news 81 the stlsmD ed assassination II
President Gsi1eld and great snTiety u tna1-
ifes.sd. Lerter- from Washington srd New
YORK say that the impression a. that
the outlook for the cOoutry aud The
sruth especially, would Be much Les
bright With Arthur than with Gsrdeld
In the prssi1enfisl thsif- There u no srtici-
psfiOd q sny serious tr7ubie m ~ event
Mush symns ~ a. srprsssei for Pre- idert
G.rf-ld auo his family Busliesa to-day l.
rsfher more quiet, bui Mt % airy sxsent Dis
turbsd.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

DR.. Townshend, health Off ser Of the dis
trict, in conversation this afternoon, said
| found the president, when l arrived at th'
gilmore & Potomac depot, about fv'
minutes after the shooting, 10 Won
Ting and fsinting condition. hsl
his head lowered. which hsd beei
elevated by attendants. sud sdmibistersd ar
omstic spirits Of smmonis snd brandy 10 re.
yive bin. This hsd the de.ired effect sn'
president, regsining consciO usness VS.
asked where be felt the most pain. He re
Piled, 10 the right leg and foot then ex
smined the wounds. Introducing my fnger'
which caused q slight hemmorrnaee AMI
then decided 10 have him removed no stair
from the crowd. Shortly sfter get
ting him there, DIR. South AMI
Purvis arrived and upon consultstiOn vitr
them. Il vss decided 10 remove bin 10 III
white bouse. Or Smith and himsslt &C
compsuied the prssid Mt IN an ambulance
the white house where another exsmins
ton and stimulspts were agsin soministereN
An inefsctusl sttempi gas made
tracs the course Of The wound and q
l2.20 the president suffering much psin,
b, psrdermic irjsction of morphine Va
administered. Dr. TOunsheDo left the presi
dent shortly sftsrvsrd. somsvhst revived
The uoctor said, 81 2 o m j, that be ccu'd no
give IN intslhgent opinion 81 vet but pro
Douncsd the wound - dangerous but ~
Necessarily fstsl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

III you are eimplyl
weak and disoirited, j
Ing why,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

II you are suffrrihgE
languish ing on u bed
cheer, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02
The senate Organization.

The new Senate. In obedience to the Presi-
dents proclaim alton, VIII meet On thd 4th of
March ard organize. There will De present 81
democrats, &c republicans and two iudepend-
ents DAVIS, OF Illinois, and MahOne). There
viii be one vacancy on the republican side, as
the successor to the la5e Senator Carpenter
cannot be elected and reach here with his Gre
dentials earlier than the 12tn OF March. IL the
prevailing opinion that Senator Davis will act
with the democrats in the matter of organiza-
ton proves correct, then democratic control OF
the Senate will doubtless be assured, at
least until the regular session OF Con-
gross next December. With the add
ton OF Mr.. Davis vote the democrats
will have IS to the republicans 81, even If
Malone votes with the latter The committees
will be made up at once and nothing Will be
done towards en- election Of officers, as the
democrats, IL is said, are entirely satisfied with
their present organization. President Garfield'5
nominations Will. judging by the general ex-
preston OF democratic Senators, be promptly
confirmed, and the. Senate will adjourn before
the vacant seat from Wisconsin can be filled.
As the House will not be In session, of course
no legislative business can be considered; there
fore no business except that OF nominations
viii come before the Senate. unless that body
chooses to take up the Chinese treaty. In coz
sequence OF the one vacancy, the contest for
control OF the Senate will, unless something
unexpected should arise TO protract the extra
session, be postponed until the meeting OF the
Attn Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02
Light at Last.

The bill granting charter for new railway
line through Delaware passed both houses of
the legislature OF that state yesterday and
now, we presume, only awaits the signature OF
the Governor 70 become law. The opponents
OF the measure fought It's passage vigorously,
step by step, IN both houses. and 1t was loaded
with some amendments calculated TO Impair Its
usefulness in benefiting the travelling public:
but its friends profess themselves on the whole
well satisfied with the bin as it stands. Col.
McComb, WHO was most active in securing the
new right OF way, says that the second road
will certainly be built, without unnecessary de-
lay, by Vanderbilt, himself and their assoc!-
ates. This combination has as much financial
strength, according to his representation, as
the one which recently got possession Of the
old roa0. and means to make It's power and en-
ergy felt.
1t is TO te hoped on every account that these
pleasing pre- dictions may be speedily verified.
and that the new route Of travel will be open
for business at an early day. It Is one of the
really great wants OF the country, and has been
for years. Indeed In little time 1t Will seem
almost incredible that the vast interests con-
meeting the commercial center of the country
with the rich. populcus and productive sea-
noard region OF the southern states, should
have been held so long at the mercy OF the sin.
sic line OF railway lying between Philadelphia
ard Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02
WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT s2H AND
AMOUNT OF THE ABovE-NAMED BONDS.

The road is now in process of construction, over
four hundred men being actively employed in the
WORK, and will be in complete running order to
Point Lookout within six months.
The bonds on the com pl eted portion, now leased
by the Baltimore and Ohio, Issued at over 49, 900
per mile. and originally placed at SO per cent, are
now selling at ITO.
This road will furnish the most direct outlet to
the sea for the grain, coal. ETC., of the Baltimore
and Ohio, Pennsylvania Central. and other im-
portant lines.
1t viii furnish an important link in the chain Of
communication between the North and South,
shortening the time on through travel about six
hours. The company Will establish line of
steamers to run between Point Lookout and Norf DIX
in connection with the read. It will hold the key
to the ster trade of the Chesape Ike and furnish
its only available Quiet during the winter season.
The company has over half million dollars in
cash and good assets Its real estate on the line OF
the road and its rights of way psid for and on re-
cord 1t is absolutely free from debt excepting the
bonds now offered, the entire issue Of which h As
been placed in hands in trust In such form that
we are enabled to guarantee, as we do, that for
every Sl4. GOO OF bonds issued there shall be COM
pleted and equipped at least one mils of road.
All the bonds which We were authorized to offer
at 30, having been subscribed for, we have ad
yanced the price to 92]4 The right to advance the
price without notice is reserved.
recent advertisement justifes the publication
OF the following letter from thu President of the
road:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

The river and harbor bill, with the additional
weight Of nearly million dollars attached to 1t
by the Senate, went through conference In a
short hour. While the District appropriation
bill lags for days on a difference of opinion
involving less than one hundred thousand dol
lars. Tie question Is not as to the necessity
Tor the appropriation, but as to whether the
District should bear half the expense Of sup
porting United States Institutions. Another
subject OF division, and one that produces
apparently an irreconcilable difference, Is In
regard 10 the maintenance or adjustment of
the division OF the District government In re!c-
ton TO revision OF special assessments. The
House conferees insist upon adjustment, and
one OF them declares that he viii never Yield
this point. Therefore fC is probable that the
Senate conferees viii be forced to yield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02
Special Notice.

THB STAR will be issued on Inauguration day
and on Saturday, the day following, In double
sheet or eight page form of fifty-six columns.
An edition calculated to cover 10000 read
ers on each day will be printed thus rendering
1t unusually valuable to advertisers. They will
confer favor by sending In their orders as
early as practicable. One entire page has al
ready been sold to single advertiser for Satu-.
days edition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

At the risk OF repeating an ottea-giyen, but
still much needed warning. THE STAR again
cautions the people OF Washington to be on
the lookout for and guard against the bur
glara, thieves, pickeocSets, and criminals of
every class, who are present 10 the CRY In full
force. Already evidences of their success are
becoming plenty, and the probability Is that
they will reap an unusually rich harvest before
the week closes, unless unusual care Is taken.
Especially should proprIetors and occupants of
hotels and boarding houses he on the alert, but
no one can afford TO be careless. The devices
OF the ungodly are many and varied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02
FINANCIAL

DROFI1s 200 PER CENT.-An Association mas
IL been formed by responsible parties 10 Conduct
operations in connection With the Turf, BoOkmsk.
.ne, Hiring Race Track Pooling, Privileges, sc.
&c. 90 already subscribed. Capital aiLO. 900
Sharee $40. Send for Prospectus.
J. r. WILSON CO.,
fsbl6 2n 100 Broadway, New York.
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FIRST MORTGAGE
TWRNTY-YEAR
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF TEE
WASHINGTON CITY

POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD COMPANY.
Sl4. 0C0 PER MILE.
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TIE STAR ONCE ,s connected with the Telephone
E1change- Advertisements. orders for the paper
by nAil and otherwise. news. or any Information OF
business can be sent day or night. free OF charge
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FOR RENT AND SALE

FOR SALE-A Brick DWELLING and l4O acres
- miles west OF AlexaRdris and from Wash
1nRton City, D. has . beautiful vie y, water
wood fruit, and within 500 yards of o school and
cnnfch: Also shout 500 acres OF heavily wooded
iabo miles west Of Washipgt IN City and near tn.
". q U X r. a good location for . physician aud
Tax county, Va mao 3t' :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

BOSTON HOUSE,
e2l PenusFivania Avenue.
LINEN DEPARTMENT
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
WE OFFER
SPLENDID LINES
LOOM DAMAsKs
Ats7's cents. so cents and 624 cents per yard.
IN BLEACHEU DAMASKS
At 80 cents. 62@ cents. rs cents. 81 and 81 10 per
yard.
IN TURKEY RED DAMASKS,
rs cents. s74 cents and 81 per yard
ASPECIAL BARGAIN
IN CREAM DA4AsK
Ats78 cents per yard
We have few more of those ALL LINEN
HUCABAO TOWELS
At % cents each
A SPLENDID BAR3AIN
IN TURKISH TOWELS
At 25 cents each.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN CURTAIN NETS
Al Is cents, SO cents, S78 cents and As cents per
yard.
TEN PIECES sHEETINa. 2Hyards wide.
Is cents per yard.
BARGAINS IN BED SPREADS. BLANKETS
AND COMFORTS.
HUODWARD. ATHR0P g. COCHaANE,
oZi PENNSYLVANIA Ayeuue febl9
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DRY GOODS.
w NJ. sHUsTER a eOSs

w NJ. sHUsTEs a soNs
OFFER
lou &c zen Ture Linen Sapkins at 81. so per DOZEN
loo dozen fine MAJ kins. at "a. IS per dozen.
i"o DOZEN Extra ouslity Napkins, 1T s. per dozen
lp dozen Superfne Napkins. at S4. 50 per Dozen
LINEN HUCK TOWELS,
Az Qualities and prices. The best 1ck Toval,
fer IS ger dozen.
QUILTS AND SPREADS
Honerconab and Marseilles Spreads. IN great "A.
rely. st the very lowest market prizes.
TABLE LINEN.
All prices and qualities, in the various widths,
"a, ga, ga. aud 40 4.
sHEETINGs. BLANKETS. COMFORTS. g..
w. NJ. SHUsTEB & SONS,
8l0 Psnnsylvanta avenue.
.tGENTs Fob TESTERS HYPNOTIC
PILLOWS. mil
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i MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and
VALUABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after
patent. Box IS. Star Office. dec30
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LATEST IAIPORTATIONS,
DECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES.
mar1-5t FRENCH NOVELTIES.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
Circuit Court

Met last Monday, Judge ]. NJ
Cypert, presiding. Prosecuting
Attorney, E. Foster Brown, as he
viewed the long list Of misdemean-
or cases on the docket, assumed q
smile which has been playing hide
and seek over his countenance ever
since. The Judges charge to the
Grand Inquisltlon was full and ex.
haustlve. The following is a par.
tial list Of the business disposed ol
by the Court:
CRIMINAL CASES.
State, VS.. Peter Parse, assault and
carrying a weapon, continued.
John Waggoner, gambling house;
acquitted.
Isaac Fisher, murder, continued.
VIM. Randall, assault, continued.
WIN. Morris. gambling house, ac-
quilted.
Nathan Pole, Jack Thomss, Jas.
Carker, Buck Hall, Ed. Hatch, d.
Crockett, Peter Tillman, Ed Black,
Jesse Yarbrough, Tom. Williams,
Alf Fields, Aaron Jones, Ben. Will
lis, John Hickman, oil for gaming,
$40 each and costs, averaging about
Si7, so to each man.
John Rhodes, horse racing. $40
and costa.
II. c. Craigger, larceny. cont'd.
d. C Compbell, Laura Ausburn,
Jas. Hammock, Dempsy Taylor,
illicit distillery. two first nolle pros.
third, s25, and the fourth, dismissed.
+. B. Bell, assault, continued.
Thos Glenn, larceny, no bill.
M. E. Elliott, George Ledman,
James Kendall, Julius Montgomery,
Jerry Lee, all for larceny, no bill
found.
Steve Moore, larceny, NOT guilty.
Plummer Kicks, murder, no bill
found.
VIM. Vanhoose, forgery, no bill.
Archie Terrell, larceny, no bill
Buck Hall and Ed. Hatch, SAB
bath breaking, S25 each with trim
mings.
Dempsy Taylor, insulting Ian.
guagc, $500.
Aaron Jones, sabbath breaking,
S25.
Next week, we expect to have a
list as long as mans arm, as the
present court is after the violators
of the law with sharp stick.