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The Osceola times., 1882-10-14

A never failing destroyer of vermn. Roach
es, Bedbugs, flcas, Mosquitoes and Flies can not
exist where the Powder Is freely distributed
Sportsmcn should never be without IL ; ii effect
ually rids dogs of their greatest cnomythc ca.
Pouters will find it n ncver-failing preventive
Tor Lice, Bcdbugs and other ycrmin that iuicst
the nests aud coOps one package is guarnn
teed to rid house eilectually ana pcrmanen tly
Of Bedbugs aud Roachc-, or money refunded
FOR ROAClIEs A few applications viii
drive them cctirCly away from the promises II
acts like Il charm safe and sure remedy \
20 cent bottle Will be sufficient to rid house
of thcs q most distasteiul pests
FOR BEDbl GS.-A prominent citizen, VINO
does not want his nam e mentioned, says: Nv G
W ere so unfortunate rs to buy secondhand
bedstead for our hired woman, and no soon cg
had summon begun than We found to our sur
prise that our house Nas ovcr-ruu with bedhugs
Well we tried soup suds, turpeniinc, carbon oil
and u han dozen other articles, but with onl y
temporary relief We had to get up nearly ever
night and gather them M, all We could hnd, IN,
the house was !ull OF thvm. At ast We tried Swt-
dish Insect Powder, with little faith in it, but
| one application told the tale. II did the woi X
quick as lightn"g; 1t almost Instantly killed all
we could reach; and drove the entire balance
out of the house, We We're delightedi sur
prscd. Next night, about midnight, we went
for them again, but, TO our disap pOintmcnl, not
u bug could he found only few shells, ana
that was all and we have not seen bug about
the house since. We would not take SlOUO IN
gold for bottle of it II we could not replace IT,
It's worth more than Its weight In gold y W =
have bundl eds of letters testiying TO its eA-
celluncc.
FOR FLEAS In dogs, cats, &c, little dust.
ing of il drives them out or Kills them (the hcasl
outright and does not injure the animals.
FOR POULTRY 1t Is uncQualcd An occa-
sinnal | liCatiun in HE nest and about the roost
will rid ryery chicken house OF It's most dread
ed enemy
FOR MOSQ UIrOS "A tCaspoonful heaped
on "a saucer and liqhted at the top sends on u
pleasant perfume but deadly sinoke to these
troublesome nightly visitors, and in less than
half an hour your room j, entirely rid OF them.
They drop down: par slyzed, aud never get up
again You sleep In peace
FOR AN Is 1t Kills them and drives them
out No insect life can live near 1t, but TO hu-
man OF animal life il Is harmless
We have neither me nor space 10 dive. on
the discovery Of this great boon. The sim. lr
tact that it will do all aud more than We ci,in
lor 1t is sufficient.
n Is FULLY WARRANTED.
II in any instance, after fair trial 1t fails TO
do half what we cla.m lor it I'VE will refund your
money Give 1t trial and You viii b" happy,
Address all orders to JAS IL. j DllNSON u
CO.. lG9 smilhncld street. Pitt -burgh. Pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
NOticcVO Contractors! |!

Scaled proposals will be received at my Office,
at Osceola. lor the building Of a Court house, to
be built at Osceola, Ark. Pans and Sprcihca-
tions can be seen at my office, IN OscrOla aud
also at the office of c. w Jones, Architect,
Memphis. Tenn.
Bids will be received up to noon October 3lst.
JAMES LISTON,
s-n.3 Commissioner.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
Have yOll Ever

Known any person to be seriously
ill without a weak stomach or mae
tive liver or kidneys? And when
these organs are in good condition
doyou not find their possessor enjoy
ing good health? Parker's Ginger
Tonic requisites these important or,
gans, makes the blood rich and pure,
and strengthens every part of the
system. See other column. do.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.
IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COuRr-Tt
FALL TERM, lss2.

FALL TERM, lSs2.
Rutha J, Cheek, Plaintiff,
vs.
Charles Bowen in his own right,
and ~ Trustee OF Bowen, Bennett
q Burlington, j u, Driver, admir-.
of IL EGrington's estate, y A
Burlington, W d. Darlington. Jno
T.. Burlington, Joe & Burlington.
Eugena Edrington and Mamie
Edripgton, Sallie G. Tate and her Defendants
husband simpson Tate, j Il. Dr-
yer rs guardian of fFlorencc bennct
q Mcbride a. guardian of 4.
;. j. Bennett, Ben ". Bennett. a.
5. j Bennett and Florence Ben
nett, Locke Wright and her hus-
band VIM Wright, Jno. X Il W
NJ, Jon,s and Mary &. aud Thomas
"A. Jones
The nonresident defendants, A. Edring-
ton. Euceniu Burlington, NannIc Edfmgtun Joe
q Edrington, Salie &. Ia,c and her husband,
simpson Tate, Locke Wright and her husband,
VIM Wright, are warned to appear IN this
Court within thirty days and answer the com
plant OF the plaintiff, Rutha j Cheek
BEN IL. BACCllUS, Cler-.
BY Hugh H. McNcigh. ID G.
This Oct 9TH 1852 lO-7-it
Mathes Il Mathcs, att'ys for plt'f. John o .
BackwOod, atty for non-resid.nt defendants
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Permit No Substitution,

Insist upon obtaining Floreston
Cologne. 1t is pre-eminently supe-
rior in permanence and rich delicacy
Of fragrance. do.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14

Many persons will take 10 medi-
cine until prostrated on a bed of sick
ness. This is folly. Nature always
calls for assistance when needed to
throw off Impurities. With our ha-
bits of Gfe, it is necessary to render
this help. Prickley Ash Bitters will
not force nature, but acts mildly and
renders the assistance required. Try
them. DO.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
WARNING ORDER.

IL MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT.
W 7. Bowen, )plainti0,
vs.,
Alice 4. Bowen. Defendant.
The defendant, Alice T. Bowen, Is hereby
warned TO appear in this Court within thiuy
days and answer The complaint OF tie llaiulii
w. Bowen, BEN IL. lAICIlCS,
September 18th A. ID lSs2 CLERK
BY Hugh Il MrNeigh, ID c.
J o lakewood. sol. Tor pltl.
II = Williams sol for Grt. S-39-it.
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WARNING ORDER,

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT 10
FALL TERM, 1882.
Nancy Mathis, Plaintiff,
John Mathis. J Defendant.
The defendant, John Mathis, Is warned to ap-
pear in this Court within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff Nancy Mathis.
BEN II BACtHUS. Clerk.
by Hugh X. McNeigh'
This October 9Th. 1851 l0-7-4t.
Il W. Thomason, Att'y for plt'f,
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WARNING ORDER.
N MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT CoUisT-To FALL

TERM, lsSl.
SARAH LUCY, Plaintia,
T T.. LUCY, Defendant
The defendant, T l. Lucy, Is warned to ap-
pear IN this Court within thirty days and An-
swcr the complaint Of the plaintiff sarah Lucy
BEN II RACCliUS, clerk.
BY Hugh Il. McNeigh, D. G..
This September 25th.. lsS2.
Maihes q Mathcs. for Plrn
} o. Blackwood, for Dr.. $40
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JOHN MCGEE.
BARBER,
o>CEOLA, ARKANSAS.
siioP-ln side-room of Burlington store

nGyNm business now before the bubble
kHNT You can make money faster a
AAN Il work for Us than nt ANYTHING else
capital not needed WewilI .tart
You Sl2 day aud upwards made
at home by the industrious Men wom.n Loy.
and pirlr wanted everywhere To work rnr NJ
Now Is The time. You eau work in snarc timc
You can live at home and de- the work Nnnth-
or business win pay you nearly as weI Nonn,
can fair 10 make eno mous pay by cnpaging a,
ono Costly ouiht ard terms free, Money
ir, maie ~, easily, aud honorably. Address
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FOR RENT!

l WI Ltr, fora term OF yeas, to q good ten
ant, thnt lst-class Plantation, Stmied in The
lower lower end OF Mississippi County, Arb known
co slsl OF some five hundred crcs Of band In a
f""t state ol cultivation; Steam Gin, Saw Mill;
bWellhg and tenement houses-the whole heinz
lst lssi NV """""s
ApLiy to The undersigned. at Ngshyiile. Tenn,
OF 10 AcNGgh a s,mmrs. Oseeoa, Ark
WM. ) HGANsFORD.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14

hNpN1S wanted Ladies' or gents can
HUDlN l. - earn 81 TO s. n day, at home
Address Hewitt Manufacturing Co, Box SIS,
ri ttsburg, Pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, that general
election will he held at the following precincts
IN Mississippi county on The 7th day of Novcm-
Der, lSs2, to elect one Cougre-sman at-largc,
also one Congressman from the First Congress
sional District of Arkansas, tn-wit
Monroe ToWnship-at Court House. Osccola
Carson Lake Township school l-housc.
Golden I.ake--at ScStuu's store
Pecan Point TOwnship--al Friend n Morris
store.
Scott Township at Dickinsau's NH.
Dead Timber Lake TOyuship-at School
house
Troy TownEhp-at al Nodena.
Swaync Township-at Rozzell's.
Canadian Township al Cnrr's store.
Hickman TONnship-at Sweaiengcu's store.
Clear Lake lOwuslip-at SrhoolhOusc.
lhickaSawba Township at Blythc's Mil
East Big lakc-at HeGtOY'e
West Big Lake-at DoughGTty's Mill.
Little River Township-at Is. +. Jack
The County Court having failed to appoiu
Judges to hold said election the voters of each
township, when assembled, shall appoint
said Judges, who, after being sworn, shah ap-
point Clerks Of said election.
Given under my hand, this 18Th day of Sep
tember. \. D. lSS2. W. b. IiASk ms,
S-2i-ji Sheriff.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14

FoR sick headache and acid stom-
ach, BMLEY's SALINE ArEsIENT
viii give entire relief. Sold every
where. do,
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
Notice.!

All parties indebted to the estate of the late
Thomas williamson. deed, are notified aud re-
qucstcd 10 come forward and settle the same. or
the claims wifi be placed in the hands Of AZ Of
lcer for collection. MARY WILlIAMSON,
Dead Timber Lake. Adm!nistratix.
sept lst, lS52. lO-7-i,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17
Cost If the storage OF Power.

IN regard to the comparative cost o
the storage Of power by elrctricit.
and compressed air, Colonel Beanlnon
writes thus to the London Times
/ "Attention having lately been dircclec
through your columns to the storage
Of power by means of air and eltc tric
ity, and it appearing from the speeches
of the cl,airmen Of certain railway and
tramway companies that misappre.
hensinn exists with regard to the crst
of air, l,eg leave To state that air is
now being compressed to 1000 lbs
on the SCARE inch with far less cost
and d fficu ty than has hitherto been
accomplished with steam at high pres
snres. Independent proof Of this will
shortly re forthcoming from a body OF
well-known scientific gentlemen who
have investigated aud tested the mat
ter tor themselves.
"For locomotive purposes. the r..
suits obtained from the storing uf
electricity do not approach those nb-
tanned from the storage Of air in the
amount Of fore. actually available Tor
traction Or propulsion. For tranwa
there is no doubt If the ,st Of air lie.
ing considerably below steam, and air
engines could be use,l on the under.
ground railway as cost in capi'a
expenditure somewhat in excess ot
that for steam engines, bnt in daily
working The cxl ei,se would be very
tr'hing, If any, beyond the present cost
pf steam, while it liz obvious that the
difficulties Of ventilation. and deterio-
ration OF girders would vanish"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

There is Determined ortosi' ion
among Republicans 10 ilern,an's lh,c
or cent bill. Wiadom. .Plu nb and
rell + are sald to he agalnslit. Win
dom fayors his own plau Of three and
u half, winch ia inexpensive and en-
tails no dodbts as to interest. Tie
Democrats will generally support
Vests amendment. making the three
per cents the only bonds receivable AZ
security for the national back circula-
ton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

1t is understood that the man who
wrote the following lin. the, Chicago
Tribune has been ordered to leave the
town instanter: "Twas - terrible
moment. The man was surely drown
ing, while the crowd on shore stood
helpless and Mortified. Attthis junc-
ture somo one yelled.'Oh5 foe boat =
But there was 40 coat, within ten
miles The suspense became awful,
and the sun sank into tho .nisty bosom
of the West like .Ulspdy pumpkin.
All at once female Foiceswas heard
above the roar of the breakers, 'Nexer
mind the boat. Take, one Of my sheest r
1t was the yoice,ef q beroic Chicago
woman. and the applause that, greeted
it was heard 800 miles at sea-"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

The daughter Of ex- President Zach.
AIRY Taylor, wl.u now lives in Virgin.
la, received recently from the Treasury
OF the United States the sum of SIG.
900, which was the exact amount OF
salary that would have been paid
General Taylor had lie lived until the
expi alton of his term Of uffice. The
payment was made in accordance will,
authority contained in the Deficiency
Appropriation Bill passed last June.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

Ford, Of Missouri, the leader of the
Greenbackers in Congress, says bic
party will oppose all Legislation for
the continuance Of the National Banks
and that the Greenbackers will no,
only fight against their charters, but
will antagonize funding legislation
believing the bends should be paid a,
once In greenbacks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

Sc"vilc. the other day, in the Quit
eau case, severely criticized the prac-
t CT which the attorneys for the pro, :
rcntion have Of having to tbs jury 9
they enter 9 'urt each morning. He
also went after Judge Porter with
strong and iorcible language.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17
PAT ENTS

Inventors will Advance their i,,,erp., !.
employing an experienced Ailurnev = -. Y
cent IN washington. F.A. Irhmann ~ 3"
iicltor OF American and Foreign Pat s \.
Washington, d. G. has had years If fam an
ccssful practice, and was formerly n ~ i,
aniner Of Patents in the Patent l1si T..
All business before the Courts II the Il.
partn'cnt promptly attended 10. FEE en-
tlngent upon su cess. Send for circular
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

Street row: First gami,,-"I'll fill
yer month gravel" Second gamin
-"Yeril have "a big job dom it."
First gamin-"Oh. III get steam
shovel"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17
ESTRAYs.

vAME to my ranch on Bea,d,. &.
~ about the sob Of Sente ,ss sutt
wnrk Steers, one pale RED hrsnS,.,, ~
IeIt SIDE and Mnderslnpe in rivl,s ". . a
ok years old. One mUlsje Ms ssi' g se09 |.
branded H On right shonlde, 'a sas olset
a le!l mp, and crop of left ear, abos NM =. .
seven years old. Said carrie 49, " n.t 2
Sc 70 ranch on Lower Squaw crsst o {,
'ne owner can have them b provins : rs saa
erty and paying charges. ''"s prop
November Is. 1881. A'AU
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

Speaker Keifer was wounded fou
times during the war
The New York Herald thinks tha
one Sunday in the year should be Sc
aside for prayers for Bob IngersoIl
Elias Herrick, Of New York, ha,,
buried FIVE wives. He feels that b,
has hard luck. just think what i,
has Cost him for gravestones.
The year 1881 has been famous for
railroad building. About 100 miles
of road were built, some 1900 more
than during 1880.
Bismarck says that the next grner
alton will care more for pie than glory.
Aud there's good deal more in y G
than glory.
There are about 10000 recognized
species OF plants on the globe, and It
is probable that with the undiscovered
species the number will amount 10
l6O, 900.
1t is now thought that the eleven
Cinnamon killed on a Texas railroad
the other day, were not massacred by
the Indians, but were murdered by
white men disguised as Indians.
A machine has been invented by q
German doctor for executing crimi-
mails by electricity. The criminal sits
in chair and is quietly, painessly,
instantly and sen,eely ushered into
another state of existence.
To geologists, the gorge below n a.
CARA Falls has been the most convinc-
ing evidence Of the great antiquity Of
the glacial age. it being assumed that
at least 10000 years was neces sary
LOT lis formation.
Intelligence from Accra confirms
the report from Cape Coast Castle, u
few weeks ago, Of the massacre Of
two hundred young girls by order of
the King of lashantec. The girls
were pnrposeIy captured for massa-
ere IN raids on the neighboring tribes.
A woman caused commoiion
a: Wadena, Minnesota, by WILDLY
chasing a big dog and crying: "Stop
him! he has swallowed $40 bill"
An obliging bu,chrr promptly canght
the beast. killed him, End recovered
The money.
Violent atmospheric disturbances
are always attended with electrical
manifestations; and, in a recent pa
per, DR.. Rogers is disposed to consid.
er tho present theory of wind as er.
and believes the real cause
Of air currents to be electricity.
Three boys were killed at Oskaloo-
ga, Iowa by powder explosion, the
other day. Thirty residences are bad
y wrecked, and some will have to tie
'ebuilt. There were 1880 pounds
If powder in the magazine, According
o the company's books. All the in.
ured are recovering.
The Chinese seem to have given ND
heir stupid opposition to the tele-
,raph, and this important factor in
MODERN progress is now making fair
dvapce 10 that country. In 1871 the
myth of wires in use amounted to
1921 miles, while in 1880, 9,345 miles
'ere in operation. ;,
The man who comes out in crowd ;
nd says he will not run for Office, he ;,
,minls one very much Of that other !,
an who pinned temperance pledge h
4 his coat, so that some one would :,
TX him TO drink under the mistaken p
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-03-01
MARCH |.
The Vampire Bat.

South America also has its large
bats, of one of which everybody has
heard-the vampire. Much Mons
sense has been written about it, but
there was some foundation for the
stories of its sucking the blood OF
men and animals until it kills them.
In the interior OF South America
nearly everybody sleeps in ham,
mock either out of doors or With the
window open, and the weather is so
warm that little covering is used.
The vampire comes 10 on silent wings
and finding a toe exposed gently
pricks it with his sharp tooth, and
draws the blood until he can swal =
low no more. The sleeper rarely is
awakened, and does not know his
loss until morning. He may then
feel weak from the flow Of blood, but
I am not aware that a man was ever
known to die from the cause. Horses
are very greatly troubled by them
also. Mr.. Charles Waterton, an en-
thusiatic naturalist now dead, who
spent several years In New Guiana,
has told us much about this ugly bat,
but could never induce one to taste
OF bis toe, although he would have
been very glad to be able to say that
he had been operated upon. For
eleven months he slept alone in the
lott OF deserted wood-cutter's hut
IN the deep forest. There the vans
pire came and went as they wished.
He saw them come in the moonlight
on stealthy wings, and prick the ripe
bananas; lay in his hammock and
watched them bring almost TO his
bedside the green wild iruit of the
wild guava; floating down the river
on moonlight night was struck by
the falling blossoms of the lawarri-
nut tree which the vampire pulled
from the branches 10 get at the
tender seed vessel or the insects that
Turk in the deep corollo. He lay
night after night with his bare foot
exposed, but could not get them TO
lance it, although his friends and
companions were all bled by this noe,
lunal surgeon ; and except that he
once caught one fastened to the
shoulder of one of This animals, he came
away no wiser than when he went
of how the vampire does his horrid
work. The. vampires measure about
twenty>six inches across the wings
frequent old houses and hollow trees
and repuse in clusters, head downs
wards, from the branches of forest
trees.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-03-01
Name News.

Hop Bitters which are advertised in
our columns, are sure cure for ague,
biliousnesss and kidney complaints.
Those who use them say they cannot be
too highly recommended, Those af.
ficted should give them fair trial, and
will become thereby enthusiastic in the
praise of their curative qualities. -Port.
land Argus.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-03-01
Orange Groves

Orange groves put out and cared
tor clearing, breaking, setting, buds
ding; and culture, for thosewho can
not attend to them personally. Best
of testimonials.
J. J. Bazemore, DeLand, Florida
1S4x235.
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Spring Garden, Fla.

The plating of the new town of
Spring Garden having been completed,
1 am now prepared to furnish lots at
reasonable prices. Every other lot given
away to responsible people, who will
build on them. This place is one of the
most beautifully situated in Volusia
county, and near the famous medical
spring-one Of the wonders OF the State
and real orange country Apply to
U. NJ. BENNETT,
1921 Spring Garden, Florida.
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NA:tt77a1
OFFICE OF ORDINARY, MUsCoGEE Co.
Coz IIAIDIrG G. Oct 1891

OFFICE OF ORDINARY, MUsCoGEE Co.. !
COLUMBUS, GA, Oct. l. 1886.
II. II. Warner d Co., Rochester, N. Y:
GENTLEMEN-For eighteen months suffered
intensely with disease of the kidneys and q
torpid liver, and after trying every remedy
that could hear of. besides being under the
treatment of physicians, L had about given up
my case as hopeless incurable, when L was pre-
vailed upon by my wife to try your Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure. l confess that 1 had but
little faith in its merits or efficacy; but to my
great joy and satisfaction, after had COM
menced on the second bottle, continued the
use of the medicine until became completely
cured.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-03-01
RcaiEstatc.
LAND FOR SALE

A grant OF land containing 123 acres, 30
acres of it hammock, and the rest good
orange land. Two miles from Spring
Garden, and half mile from large clear
water lake, when protects it from cold
wlnds, Well suited for growing pines
apples Guod society. school aud Churches
near. Pnce slO peracre. Adj ress
u. NJ. BENNETT.
lS9tf SDnng Garden Fla.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-21

MIR. SHIPHERD was somewhat slow in pro.
ducing the Peru Chill correspondence SO long
coveted by the politicians, but when he com.
meneed to pile up the desired manuscript he
gave the congressional solons an idea of the
gigantic character of the undertaking By piling
up manuscript until he impressed the com.
mittee somewhat as Lord Macaulay was
impressed with Doctor Norris memoirs
of Lord Busghley. "Such q book" said
the great historian might, before the deluge,
have been considered light reading by Helpa
and Stadium. But unhappily the life of man
is now three score years aud ten; and we can
not but think it somewhat unfair in Doctor
Mares to demand from us so large a portion
of SO short an existence Mr.. Shipherd un-
derstands the economy of Congressional
action. The huge proportions of his cores
pondence alone will consign 1t to dust and
oblivion. Mr.. Shpherd should be coDgratu.
lated by tho members of the Associated Press.