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The Osceola times., 1881-09-24

LAST week, we had occasion 10
make some structures and criticise
the actions of the Sherifl's deputy in
connection with one Bennett, under
the euphoneous heading of "Bull-
doing" BY some process of rea-
soning, or through the ill-directed
advice of oflicious counsellors, Mr..
Meadows has been beguiled into the
belief that he and lie alone was the
object of our censure and criticisms,
and was in some way wholly respon-
Esible for the actions and mistakes of
= the Sheriff, under whose instructions
| he was acting. We are satisfied the
readers Of the Times did not so CON
strue our meaning, but that Mr..
Meadows was acting under orders
from his superior, and did exactly
what he was ordered to do, and no
blame could possibly attach to him
personally. Public acts of public
sofiicers are subject to criticism, and
officers may expect it of the people,
whose servants, for the time for which
\ they are elected, they are, whenever
\ {they deviate from their strict line of
duty. Personally, we have no i'll /
will toward any of our county of
EiHcials, quite the contrary, for with
one or two noble exceptions, we feel
rather proud of them; but that fact
: does not deter us, either as a private|
individual or as a journalist, from
Zcriticising their acts whenever they|
venture beyond their legal authority
Just because deputy, clerk, or
HIRED assistant is commissioned to|
perform a certain duty, whether law
Eful or unlawful, he must not imagine|
or suffer himself to be deluded with
sthe idea that he carries the ofiice|
lin his brooches pocket, or that he
| has right to rush into print. and
/ force upon a too confding public al
stirade of abuse, couched in language
sreel<ing with vituperations and vul- i
egar epithets, characteristic of Bill
habitues, and fatty contra
fdct facts we'll known to the pub
slic, without argument or furnishing
Fproofs. Editors as well as private
s;nd;~iduul5 have rights which even
deputy sheriffs are bound to respect
In this case, as in all others where
:dcputies are employed to perform
.certain duties, they obey the Sheriff
the head and act as tail. Whcn|
|. the head commands, the tail wags
I'VE would add in justice to Sheriff.
| 'Ilaskins, that when he was convinc-
led of his error, he Immediately set
about to put himself right, and make
Jail reparation in his power.
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Mess. Hale's remaining Cottor


Gin has been compelled to stop on
account of the supply of water Civ
Ting out.
Choice Teas, Sugars, Cofrees,
condensed Milk, at w. Z. Moss.
Capt. McVeigh has been absent
all the week attending to the Penis
cot County, (Mo.) Circuit Court, en-
1 Eployed in the defense of the Arkin-
SONS.
The elegant steamer Coahomo,
lis now running in the place of the
|Macready, and will in future ply be-
tween this port and Memphis She
gets all the freight and business she
can handle.
Fine weather for picking, and
the hands are taking advantage of it.
Should the weather continue thus fa-
|vorable, the crop will be gathered
long before Christmas.
We regret to announce the sud
den illness and death of the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Williams
last Sunday evening, of hemorrhage,
We tender our heartfelt sympathies
to the bereaved parents.
DR.. Matthews, of Big Lake,
came in during the week, and re 1
burned yesterday. He reports Big
Lake nearly dry, and a fine crop of
grass growing all over it. The Wild
ducks will have a fine pasture this
Fall,
Mr.. Frank Prewitt, the celebra-
|ted deer hunter, is out on Iittle|
River, on hunt. His friends are|
|solicitous for his safe return, They|
are afraid he may stray away from
camp and get lost
Sam. Stickney's Show gave an
here last night to al
large and appreciative audience. The
management were so well pleased
with their reception and the liberal
patronage bestowed, that they have
consented to remain and give another
exhibition at 3 o'clock this evening.
Yesterday evening, a span Of
mules with the forewheels of n wa
1gon attached, went past our Office
like they had very urgent business
somewhere down the road, having
|left the hind wheels, bed and driver
near the blacksmith shop, so as to
IDt l1tc Hblu tiltulilpid diiNco' W u
supposed they had an engagement,
and were going down to meet Sam,
'Stickney's show boat,
Mr.. w. b. Edrington was elect
led Mayor Of Osceola at the last
|meeting Of the Town Council, vice
j.. S. Semmes, resigned, because of
|his removal outside the corporation
limits. Mr.. Edrington is = promis-
ing young man and lawyer, and will
make No. Mayor, The Board
could not have made better sclcc-,
|tion.
Mr.. w. II. Hart's hale Of fneI
Matagorda silk Cotton, as announce,
ed in our last, was brought in last,
Tuesday, and sold to the highest,
bidder, and was bid up TO and knock
ed down at 25a cents perpound, and
realized the neat little sum of Sll2,'
Mr.. w. p. Hale becoming the happy
owner. Ii will he sent to the St,
Louis Fair. Who says printers ink
don't pay? If you have a good thing
'for s.Io oJ,o,tiu, "a
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CONle Up ans; Settle.

Parties indebted to the firm OF
J. l.. Driver & Co., for Drugs and
Medicines, or to DR.. X. G. Prewitt
for Professional services, are mott
fled that their accounts are ready
made out, and awaiting settlement
j. L.. DRIVER & Co.
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EsSS1N EsS.
For Sale!

l will nave several bushels O
choice Matagorla silk Cotton Seec
for sale. Those who wish to purchase
will do well to apply soon to
w. II. HART.
Sandy Bayou.
The Osceola times., 1881-09-24

LAWRENCE, KAN, Jan. II, 81. 4
Having tried your KREss FEvEl
ToSIc for the Ague, with which
have been afflicted for over year
| can cordially recommend it, as
now know what il is to be free from
chills.
pIINY l.. SnrER.
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All Allcommunioa,Ions. or orders :

A II communications, or orders fol
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will NEE
prompt attention by addressing
GEoRGE BENTON, County Surveyor
Osccola, Ark. II 25ti
The Osceola times., 1881-09-24
Sheriffs Sale Of Real Estate.

By virtue of an execution 10 me directed by
the Clerk OF the supreme Court Of the state OF
Arkansas, for the sum Of Sldi,00, fine and costs
',.ssessed against !. u. Iyerly. by the Circuit
Court OF Mississippi County, Arkansas, at its
,Fall term, 1879 win, within legal hours, on
SATURDAY, PATH. DAY OF SEPT. Issl,
'ai the Court House door in Osceola. said coun-
~, offer for sale. on credit ofthrce months. the
West half of the North East quarter of Section
Five, in Township Fifteen North, Rage Eleven
East, containing eighty acres of land, In SAID
county, levied on by me TO satisfy said eXecu-
tion aud costs Lien will he retained on the
land for purchase money. and approved seouri-
ny required. ..
W. II HASklNS,
Sept. 3, 1891 Sheriff Miss Co.
Printers fee, - %, o-S-ft.
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I. RousstN, Secretary,
Ben. Ill, BACcHUs,
w. b. EpRINGroN,
II. {. DUNAyANT, Committee
J. 0. BLAcKwoop,
NJ. HEINZ,
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Mess. Shoemaker, Joplin & Col
card appears in another column
They are always prompt and atten
tive to all business entrusted tC
their care. When shipping YOU
cotton, consign it to Shoemaker, Jop
lin & Co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25
Err N.
CesgeessisasI.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24th-SEN
ATE.-The Senate received ir
mournful silence the announcement
by Cameron of his colleagues
death. Cameron made q few ap.
propriate remarks and offered q
resolution expressive of the pro.
found sorrow of the Senate, and pro-
viding that the Senate take charge
of the remains and remove them
to Milwaukee In charge OF the
Ssrgesnt.at-Arms, and that the
Senate, a. an additional mark OF
respect, do adjourn. Pendleton
seconded the resolution in . heart.
felt speech, and the Senate ad.
journed. Senator Carpenters chair
is draped In mourning.
HOUsE-Bske reported back the
fertilization bill, recon- mending a
concurrence In some Of the Senate
amendments and O non-c0ncur-
renee in others. The report was
agreed TO. At first the Republic
cans filibustsred against the APP
portionment bill; but, at Conger's
suggestion they voted generally
against 1t, the vote standing ia to
So. 1t was then taken up.
The Republicans refusing to ac-
cede to the previous question for
limited debate, after some dispute,
Ryan was allowed to offer an
amendment making 1t unlawful to
divide any county or parish whom
4 district shall consist Of more than
one county or pafish.
A vote was then taken ON order.
Ing the main question, Hesul ling
loe e ~. Ine 6peaker veted "a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25
FOREIGN.


ACCl00mt 10 0uNOssOo0s
LONDON, Feb. 24th.-Gladstone
fell last night, while alighting
from his carriage, striking on the
back of his head on the carriage
step and cutting his head severely.
The doctor dressed the wound and
Gladstone was put to bed and re-
mains there. Travel In Downing
street has been stopped. A bulletin
Issued at noon says the doctor this
morning found Gladstone free
from fever AMI doing quite well,
needing only rest. Under the
most favorable circumstances, he
will be compelled to abstain from
attending the sessions OF the Com.
mons for some dsys.
suiciae Of Geandson Of MSrshsi
PARIS, Feb. 24th.-General Ney,
Duo D'Elchlngen, was found dead
at Chatillon, his forehead pierced
by . bullet and the pistol in his
hand. Gen. Ney was q grandson
Of the famous Marshal Ney.
Heavy Earthquakes.
LISBON, Feb. 24th.-Thirty-six
successive shocks Of earthquake
have occurred at st. MichaePs In
the Azores. One church and two
hundred houses have fallen. Sew.
eral persons have been killed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

THE death of Hon. Matt Carpen-
ter does not strike the nation with
surprise because, for some days
pact, there were Ominous tele-
graphic iutimstions Of his alarm
ing illness. While Mr.. Carpenter
could not be called great man, he
was many.sided, erratic and
brilliant individual. He was O
lawyer of great clearness and re.
sources, aud one of the most cred.
liable and able efforts Of his life
was his argument Ia support OF
Mr.. Tilden's title to the Presiden-
cy, before the Electoral Commits.
sion. The dead Senator had many
amiable and winning traits, which
made him a great favorite with
people Of all parties. When o man
with such pronounced gifts sinks
into the grave without having &C.
complished anything worthy OF
re cognition, one is reminded of the
vanity of human life. Car
penter, with all his brightness, had
succeeded in impressiug his name
on 90 single measure which even
the trained lawyers Of the Capital
could exhume, were q reward Of
fered for the effort. He simply
sparkled and corruscated for mo-
ment, and then his life went out
into eternal dark ness.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

high, turning over twice. Both In.
stantly took fire from the over
turned stoves aud burned
up. The passengers, some
dozen In number, and the train
men all got out alive, some alight-
~ scorched and all more or less 10.
jured, but none fatally. The mail
was entirely destroyed. The en-.
CINE and express car remained on
the track.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

The Kalloch trial, like wound
ed snake, drags its slow length
along. After innumerable venires
q jury is at length obtained. I'm
less this jury falsifies all precedent
1t will disagree. Then new trial
will be In order, pending which
the prisoner may be released on
bail. The good public will step up
to the Captains office and settle
like q man, and will find itself
where 1t started from. Thus the
agreeable process Of travelling In .
circle, or coming out Of the same
hole you went in at, will be illus.
trated for the thousandth time,
with great impressivensss and so.
lemnity.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2lth.-An
Austin, Nevada, dispatch sage:
The North Star hosting works,
belonging to the Manhattan Mn.
ing Company, we're destroyed BY
1ro last nIght. Loss 5000; In
eese9. Tbs nse. viii not interfere
vl)n ~ opefellons q the COM
Dn1v 8 ~ Groof eSfsnl. 6 q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

grown into . 5emele. None but
the Jupiters Of the land must up.
proach you In loves guises. You
will mate alone with the cpulent
merchant whose warehouse holds
argosies Of goods. or with the rich
landhpider. Perhaps emergency
may arise that will lead you to IN
alliance with some drowsy judge
or dissipated lawyer. You are des.
tined to wealth or place, so you
flAtter yourself.
Sweet and erring sisterhood, you
mistake your position sadly. You
have reached . soil Of stirring intel.
ligencss. The petticoat is respecte
proportionately IS 1t envelopes cul.
tivated sense and disposition Ia
industry. Your matrimonial pros
poets have frightened but little by
emigration. You blast them en-.
tirely and forever in your effort at
alliances superior to your condi-
ton In life and your limited intel.
ligence. You must betake your.
self to household labor. You are
accustomed to it, and why
your affectations in this land
| Of toll? You will do we'll If, by
modest department and earnest re-
spect, you win to your arms the
brawny mechanic and the stout.
limbed tiller of the soil. He ID
your superior in every regard. You
despise him! Why, he does you
honor to make you the mother OF
his children. He ls quietly pur-
suing the road to independence.
Your chief error lies In your belief
Of the isolated condition Of this
State Of ours. You should recollect
that but q few days travel conveys
him to . land stuffed and over
flowing with brlght-eysd and In.
telligent maidens who are beckon
ing rich merchant and lazy Judge
equally with busy artisan and
plodding AGRICULTURAL to their
round arms and beating hearts.
Your airy assumptions will con.
denim you to q life Of solitude and
neglect.
Then do wa advise these dear
creatures not to assume a part be-
yond their merits. They can all
marry, and we'll, too, but In their
proper station. Thus do We talk
to the maidens Of Los Angeles. In
word, we commend less crinoline
aud less pretensions.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25
Ban FRANCISCO. February
AFTERNOON srREErsAR.x.

Gould 4 Curry, 2k b; Jacket. 265 g.;
Alpha, ~ b; Alta. 2.15 D, 2.2o a.; Union,
7Ms; Albion. LOS b; scorpion, l.t6; Potosi,
8; imperial. loo b, is q; Oyerman, COO
.: Julia, zoe b, Is a; silver Hill, soc q;
Navsjo, LEO b; Bolton, CSC b; Concordia
x y sSn c Utah P ~ r And ss;o X
45c b, SOC q; Chollar, Leo b; Benton. 8Oc
b, o. o; Con Virginia. LEO b; Mexican, 5X s.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25
Teutonia Hall,

NO. 100 MAIN ST.. U. 8. BUILDING
Fohlin0e- d Grebe. Props.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

4ps Smgelts Yfrala.
TRIDXY........ FEE. Is. 1881
4 ram Wfsn shs Asiasns % Les
+. Aageaes.
q very excellent Institution 10
1nA1elmony. With the female sex
e q The sweet fruitlon Of earnest
hpoA and moral and physical de-
Volooment maturing and concen.
tto&ine nom earliest childhood.
xaoh thought Of glddy glrlhood 10
ttnged with nuptial aspirations.
~ advancing womanhood rounds
- noulds her ripening proper.
stoo0os youth with Haunting feathers
XltA ~ 4uts Of reeds, . stranger,
ysohe1e 70 Ne fairsst maiden.
~ ~ follows where he leads her,
leaving ~ things for the stranger"
And the msrry-souled Mime.
haha Il . type Of her sex in this re.
gard the world over. She cannot
roalst the summons Of the burly
nale Whose slnsws are 30 strong.
Her greedy ear drinks up the mod.
ulated love plant; and with
aHaetsd reluctance aud trem.
bilns footstep she follows
~ stout woosr to the new
dUolllne. She brushes from her
hoasA = web Of gossamsr, all fillal
plnty and shattsrs In atoms the old
h6uoohold gods, In her pursuit Of q
~ homo and the husband Of her
.ohoeoe, Marriage with the female
= ~S6autiful destiny. In ito OBJ.
oafyence are hatched forth sancti.
~ domestic relations which form
~ sopesstructure Of modern 90.
elety. Intsrwovsn with it are the
okletence and progress Of good
lnWs and religious culture and the
a1vAnoement Of the human race.
$3.50 pleasant theorists urge that
oasthiy marriages are preludes to
suafiinaI unions in the skies. It
- b 20. Marrying IL the har-
n6ulslne Of discords. Physical
s11oneth consorts with weakness.
3oeeod and rough address 10 allied
With exceeding grace. It 10 the
blon6ing of softness with rough
anh shaggy natures. In fact the
moderu physloloRist deduces the
haeeleet matrimonial results from
.eho 6ombinatlon of most dlssonant
properties. He would unite the
lleht.haired With the raven.hued;
The oholeric and nervous tenn pers.
ment With the lymphstic; the in.
teupaly ugly With great beauty
Of pssson. The nrptial vow.
he insists. is the a.ksli
that coalesces proportionallv
"a the dls,imilaritv of the
inaredients. Perhaps the pbvsiolo.
eief 4 rieht And perhaps. too. we
have fingered too long in our exor.
aluu upon these matrimonial gen.
erNlitiss. We proceed to localize
eor theme.
Aftsr All. there Ia not such a
wonderful dearth of unmarried fe-
males In our city of Los Angeles.
The same restless and wild spirit
Of adventure which has urged to
thee shores the male maeses. has
llksVjse ruled the tenderer sex .
Dut The single girl, when once ar.
rlvsd, becomes fascinated with the
charms Of our Pacific town, She
hats the muddy cation and the
dry mountain cum NIT of the inte-
slor, She cannot frsternize with
the blue shirt and the upkempt
beard OF the coarse miner. In her
olden home. afar to the eastward.
che has drea med of corpulent hills
bellied out with fat mineral. and
Of strea ms red with the blood Of
eold. She has dreamed that
woman, upon California soil,
VS. more precious than the
etto Of Aslatic mouarchs. She
came here a. a Princess. or Perl.
She thought that men would strup.
sle for her parson as did olden
~.v,lo,. sor the rro,.n uaI.r III
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25
FOR THE LADIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A, Williams,
DEALERS IN
Human Hair.

From the East, are now In this city, and
will remain short time. They nave for
sale at their rooms Switches, Braids,
Erizzes, Curls. Pu1fs, Chatelatne Braids,
man Coronet Braids, PerfecIions, CO.
quets. Feather FriESes, Moultiiorms,
Jephy's Curls. Bandeaux or Fronts. etc.
Ladies having combings or cut hair can
now get them made up in drst-class
cleaned. repaired and covered with long
hair and colored any shade desired.
Hair jewelrv br aided and mounted to or
der. Ladies', call and see for yourselves.
the place. 4s Spring street, three doors
north Of Postof1ce, up stairs, room No. l.
fsN-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

OsSot AAAAS WV
American sistsrhood pine away in
wondermsnt. No sweethearts, no
lovefs, no marriage bells, no
treops OF prattling children. And
Why 10 IT.
We shall launch at these fair
omigrauts few bitter truths. The
lapse Of few yeSrs has induced
mighty change In the matrimonial
phase Of California. Labor is re.
nunsrativs and honorable here.
Your young mechanical towns.
man, with whom you consortsd at
home. but whom you fout and de.
spiss In your new abode. has been
Gatherlng much and varied knowl-
sdes By rough attrition with his
follows. Travel and self.reliance
are the true choolmasters. He
he's gained Information better than
that contained In books. In your
saatastIcal and unboaBded ambi-
>lon you may pass him apon our
teofoughfarss with naughty tread
nd unrscognlsed. He outscorns
zen IN his heart. He will soon de.
past and return again, and upon
IT. arm will lean : modest girl
lsom your own native village; and
thAt girl Will laugh msllowIy 1t
yO0s ellly aspirations. In the pre-
oen6essnes Of your sex in the old
- o(atee yeu would have estssm-
- yeuz1ele 1setunsts bad the brick
1oe e yoor native town thrown
~ Gnoooth pesson % youf lsst,
~ cqo nnalo ; ~ da1e jengeV
eg I! & - -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25
The ksiiacn Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24th.-In
the Kalloch case to-day the prose.
cution introduced witnesses to
prove the pistol produced in Court
to be the one Kalloch shot De-
Young with. A new witness, Glib
son by name, testified that he saw
Kalioch shoot at De Young. He
was looking in the window at the
time, but could only swear to five
shots. The prosecution will proba-
bly, close tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.]
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

stage road, between Fort Wingate
and Bacon's Springs. Four mer
entered the saloon and called for 9
drink. The proprietor stated thai
he sold no whisky, but il the men
wanted to gamble they could, anC
be supplied with whisky. The foul
men then sat down with the pro.
prietor. After playing some time
q row began, resulting in the dealt
OF all the card players, each beinl
shot several times. No arrests.
Aichigan ReDubiican Nominssiou,
DETROIT, Feb. 24.-The Republi
can State Convention at Lansing
to-day renominated Isaac MarstoI
for Judge Of the Supreme Court
and James F. JOY, Of Detroit, anG
Ex-Governor Austin Blair, OF Jack.
son, for Regents Of the State Uni,
versity.
The sprsEae Divorce Case.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Feb. 24.-Ir
the divorce case of KatherIn,
Chase Sprague vs.. VIM. Sprague
the respondent to-day filed an an
swer denying the petitioners allie
cations.
south Amerioau News.
PANAMA, Feb. 5th.-The Sta,
and Herald says that q revolution
has broken out in AntisQuia, q
portion OF the troops revolving and
1t the same time proclaiming a
President. To Bishop Gonzales IL
attributed the revolt, which is
characterized by the usual scenes
of blOodshed and murder. The
rightful President finally succeeded
in subduing the mutiny and die.
posing Of his political antagonist.
In Venezula Gen. Holovzano has
raised the standard of revolt
against President Guzman.
Blanco, the Chilean Minister,
cannot find anyone to sign the
treaty of peace, as Pierola has re-
fused to come to Lima for that
purpose and . pronuncianiento
had taken place 1T either Lima or
RAILROAD Accident 10 new Jsrsty.
MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Feb. "a
The mail train on the New Jersey
Midland railway this morning was
wrecked by . broken rail, just east
Of Ogds61burg, New Jersey. The
combined mall and smoking csr
and Z paeeenger coach went down
{ seeeP emRenknent, t4elve ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

- WINES. LIQUORS, BEER, ALE
and GIG Ane o. the best bfendss
oILVk Cneo q all kinds suppliod