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The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
SherfG-s sale Of E.anG.

UNDER qrd by virtue OF an exccntiaH tom.
directed bY tC Clerk OF the Suprcm .u.r- aI
tha atsta ot Arkansas. against VIM Gyu. mat
and g. O.. Williams to satisfy the c'Ist- n suit
IN "a caap wherein Jan G.. Richardson was plain
rH aH1 Nm Brinkman and &, G.. william,
were defendants, amounting 10 so ~. all
at IN door Of the Court House In OsceCiI, q TX
" ilhin legal hours for judicial sales, op
-ATURDAY, SD DAY OT Jun 100,
offer tor sale and sell 10 the b CHEST biddt F.
credit II three months, with lien rcta.ucd lnt e.
purchase money, the following described iI,i.f
Of lands situated IN the county of NJ ississip b.
\ ikansas, levied on by me as TIE property o.,
the said & &. Williams to satisfy said COST, to 3
Wit: The north half Of section tWenty-ninr (2g)
township No sixteen lltl \ Orth Range No Oai
thirteen klst, containing two hundred and for
iy-niue (2i9l acres The above described lands
Will be sold la tracts of 20 acres each, cOmmenc
ing at the northeast forty acres of the tract uno
confirming until suficiency Is sold to satisfy
said costs
Giren under my hand this icth Gay Of May
lss2. ". b. HA KIN .
sheriff e Miss ssippi TO-, Ark
4-Z2-i Ky Robert Dean, Deputy Lorin
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03


The citizens of Osccola never
do things by halves. If one man
evolves an idea and puts it into
practical execution, straightway he
is initiated by lis ncighbors. For
illustration few years ago there
was not family grocery store in the
town; some one conceived the idea
that the business would pay. No
sooner was he fairly engaged in his
new business, family grocery stores
sprang up on every side; for while
it was THE business of the town.
But as they nearly all followed too
closely the policy adopted by the
originator Of the idea, IT,, failed to
push their business neglected to
advertise and let consumers know
what they we're doing, or trying 70
do---one after another have had to
retire to the shades of private life.
First to go was Paul Dclorvin; next,
+. A. Garlick, then John Cayce,
then Blackwood & Holmes, and last
A. l.. Cisscll.
The same aping disposition pre-
walls, TO great extent, among the
people in the country. If a farmer
succeeds in raising few cabbage
or other vegetable, and finds a read,
market at a handsome price, hi.
neighbors follow suit, plant cabbage
and soon the market is glutted and
no one realizes on his product, anc
then the cabbage business Is deelar
ed failure.
Just now the Clubhouse building
boom is in the ascendant: Messrs
Rrickeys and w. =. Hale have start.
the ball rolling and are being follow.
ed by NJ. J. l.. Driver, and soon we
expect to see the surrounding coun.
try dotted with steam gins--thougl
from the present outlook, we don't
see where the cotton is to come from,
unless, like the "assigneed" busted
family grocery men, who in a few
instances, were made to disgorge by
their creditors, the cut-worms are
made to do the same.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
WhIte-:.spdcd Work.

Under this significant title an arti-
Gle recently appeared in an English
newspaper that equally deserves CON
sideration on this side Of the Attain
tic.
In proportion as the United States
increases in wealth and population
the middle classes seem reluctant to
educate their children 10 the mecha-
mic arts, and conceive that profess
ions alone confer respectability. This
delusion is the more remarkable from
,he fact that for such employments
an extensive field is open, and when
!ndustriously cultivated ordinarily
secures independence, if not oompe-
tence. Those who follow this avo-
cation and realize these results are
usually self-made men, without pre-
tension to scholarly attainments,
though enjoying physical and mental
vigor. We can scarcely over-esti-
mate the advantage which they
would derive if endowed with some
elementary knowledge of science aud
mathematics which could be import
antly utilized.
Comparatively few are adapted to
acquire a living certainly not dis
tinction--in law, physic, divinity or
literature, and when trained to those
occupations hy their parents from
pride or mistaken estimation of tai
cuts, disappointment must ordinarily
follow in the attainment of money or
reputation,
In our judgment hard hands are
Infinitely preferable to hard charac-
ters and hard hearts; and without
any intention to reflect upon those
who regard labor with contempt, we
venture to suggest that it is wiser tc
educate our sons for industrial pur.
suits, than merely consulting thcil
social status, prepare them for pro
fession that they must disgrace rath-
or than adorn. We quote from the
article alluded toi
"Why is it that so many young
men would rather deal out sugar
weigh tea or measure cloth than be.
come mechanicsY DO they consider
it more honorable to measure calico
sell tape and pins, than to become
industrious workmen-producers ol
the nations wealth? Do they think
that because their hands are soft and
their hair parted in the middle, that
they are any more respectable than
he who labors and assists in making
the earth habitable? To the intelli-
gent, diligent young man who de-
votes himself to the mechanical arts
there is a boundless field that will
bring rich reward. Fame and for
tune beckon him onward in his career.
His hands may be soiled-it matters
not. a stain on the hands can easi.
ly be removed-far easier than the
stain which shows on SO many ol
those who despise manual labor. A
sta IN on the hand or coat is far bet
ter than a stain upon the reputation,
-Russelville Democrat.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
Renew NOur Cease.

There are times in every cne's life
when energy fails and miserable
feeling comes over them, mistaken
for laziness, Danger turks in these
symptoms, as they arise from diseas-
ed organs. Parker's Ginger Tonic
will restore perfect activity to the
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify
the blood, and renew your lease of
health and comfort.-Advocate.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

The business of newspaper
editors is to talk and give their views
freely and frankly on public men
and measures, and discuss the issues
of the day, from their own stand,
point. Every man be he an editor
or farmer, lawyer, doctor, teacher,
mechanic or day laborer, enjoys the
same privilege, and has the same
right, but not being in the publish
ing business he may not always have
opportunities to give publicity to
his views, or he would most likely
do so. The suggestions of news
paper are always to be taken for
what they are worth. and not regard
ed as dicistcrial. If good, accepted
and if bad, rejected, but all who find
fault with an editor and wish 10 give
him blowing up, should have the
manliness to come out over their own
proper signature and not lay in am
bush like cringing coward, to shoot
their arrows of venom from the dark.
II Arksnsian,
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

Take from the world the Bible
the religion it inoulcates, and advan.
tages derived, in civilization, in all
the legitimate business of life and
what would this world be? There
are men In this world who prosper
in their business pursuits, and live in
the enjoyment of man; blessings,
without realizing the great truth, that
the Bible and religion are the basis
of civil society, and the source of all
good and all comfort. Such may be
willing that religion may prosper,
but not willing 10 contribute as much
as I. widows mite, to aid in that
cause which has contributed SO much
toward their prosperity Ex'
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

Purify the blood and regulate
the bowels, if you would have healt'.
There is no remedy equal to PACK
IL Asp BrrrERs for this purpose,
They act iigectly on the organs con-
cerueJ, going to the seat Of disease
and driving it from the system. Nor
do they stop here, but strengthen
the system, giving it tone and action,
rendering it much more capable OF
resisting all future attacks. DIN.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

On which side does your example
weigh? Whatcause has the support
of your words? Where is your
name subscribed to be read of all
meng 1t is not enough that you are
temperate, moral and honest yourself,
you are bound to let your light shine.
Speak, in Gods name, speak one
word, if you can say no more; and if
you are dumb, stand up and make
signs. Somebody will be affected
by your position. Sci.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
Annoyance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable, but their
premature appearance is annoying.
Parker's Hair Baisam prevents the
annoyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

IT is reported that John Crawford
will not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office of Auditor, Under
the present circumstances third
term would hardly be in accordance
with the eternal fitness of things"
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

Constipation is disease e-maker
and leads to Indigestion, acid stom-
ach, heartburn, fevers, biliousness,
sick headache, torpidity Of the liver,
collie, inAammatory diseases, nervous
ness, loss Of appetite, etc. These
can all be removed by the use of
BAILEY's SALINE APERIENr. DIN.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

The Jovial candidates for office
will be distressingly scarce this year.
The time when man can float into
Office on an overflow of free whisky
has faded into the dim past live
only in the memory Of the "oldest
inhabitant." y Harrison Times.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

The Memphis Avalanche says;
"that as in religion so in politics,
vain men imagine that they are call
ed to fill an Office, but ON election
day they find out better. The call
is ola domestic order-to stay at
home"
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
Sw EDISH
INSLCT pOWDnR!
Wanted in Every Household.
1t is not at all poisonous, except to
Insects, and can be inhaled or
eaten with impunity by the
human family and
animals.

never failing destroyer Of vormin. Roach
es, Bedbugs, fleas, Mosquitoes and tlics can not
exist where the Powder is heely distributed
Sportsmen should never be without IL; u eiiect-
ually rids dogs Of their greatest enemy-the 1ea.
Poulters will find il a ncver-fHiiing preventive
tor Lice Bedbugs aud other vermin that lnicst
the nests and cOuIs One package Is guaran-
feed TO rid a house etiectually and permanently
of Bedbugs and Reaches, or money refunded.
FOR ROACHES "A few applications VIII
dive them eatiTely away from the promises II
acts Ii he u charm A safe and sure remedy
N cent bottle will be sufficient to rid house
of these most dislusteiul pests
FOR BEpbUGS.--A prominent citizen, VINO
does not want his name mentioned, says: we
were so unfortunate as to buy secondhand
bedstcad for our hired woman, and no sooner
had summar begun than we found to our sur
prise that our house was Oyer-rnn with bedbugs
We'll we tried soap suds, turpcntlne, carbon Oh
and a half dozen other articles, but WIN shly
Temporary relief We had to get up nearly every
n ight and gather them no, all we could ma, hut
the house vas fuli ofthem. ~ ast wgried SWe-
dish Insect Powder, with little faith IN IL, hnt
one application told the tale. II did the VOLS
quick a. lightni 81 1t almost instantly kiied an
| we could reach; and drove the entire balance
| out of the house We were delighted; sur
priscd. Next night, about miCAight, we went
| Tor them ag in, b u, TO oar disappointment, MOI
n bug could be found, only few sheiir, and
| that was all , aud we have not seen bug about
| the house since. We would not take elOuO N
gold for bottle of II II we could not rvpi &C II
| It's worth more than its weight ia gold . We
have hundreds OF letters tcstinlng to it, eA
| cellence.
FOR FLEAs in dogs cats, &c, little dust
ing of IL drives them out or Kills them lth2 tea-
| outrg ght aud does not injure the animals
| FOR POULTRY it is uncqualed An occa
Il nal ap icatiOn in The nest and about he rOus
will rid every chicken house OF its most dread
| Ell enemy
| FOR MOSQUITOES A teaspoonful hcapc,
on saucer and lighted at the top sends on
pleasant perfume, but a deadly smoke to thest
| troublesome nightly visitors, and In less thar
| half an hour your room is entirely rid OF the ~
| They drop down. par dyed, aud never get vi
| again You sleep In peace
| FOR ANTS 1t kills them and drives then
| out No insect life eau live near it., but TO hu
man or animal life il is harmless.
| We have Hcthcr me nor SPACE 20 dwell ol
| the di-c0vaIy OF this great boon. The simgl
! Iari Jhat 10 viii DO all and more than We CLAIM
| i1r!i is sufficient.
IL Is FULLY WARRANTED.
II in any instance, after a fair iril, It fails T.
| 90 half what we ei..m Ion 1t, We will refund you
! money Give J. a trial and you " i'll be happy
hddr1ss al 0stiers 20 JAS. II. JOHNSON 4
CO.. i69 smilhncid street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

sNvy sJryg business now before The public q.
~ gsEAshs You ctu make money ia5tCr at
kERFse x work .Or US than 90 auy Thing else
Is ssskS "a Capital not needed WeWill -tart
you Si2a day and upwards made
at home by the industrious Men, women. boys
and girls wanted everywhere 10 work for rs
NOW h the time Nou can work in spare time
only or give vour whole time TO the business
You cen live at home and do the work, No oth-
er business win pay you nearly as well no one
can fail to make enormous pay by ensngnr 90
once. Costly Outft aud terms tree. Money
made fast, easily, and honurably Address
rRUE x Co Augusta, Maine.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

Every other man you meet can
give you theory of how to run a
newspaper, but if they should put
their theories into practice they
would have a higher appreciation for
journalism and less for themselves.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
giyins WftDcsses.

The hundreds of hearty, and heal
thy looking men, women and chll-
iren. that have been rescued from
beds of pain, sickness and well nigh
death by Parker's Ginger Tonic are
the best evidences in the world of its
sterling merit and worth. You will
end such in almost every community
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

TIE four Counties that have held
their conventions, Madison, Lonoke,
Nevada and VanBuren, have instruc-
ted for Berry for Governor. Pulas,
XII county instructed for Fletcher.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
Dr L w En.l.

--Dr. ]. ". Gihhon, Of Ark,
writes: For many years nv wife
was 4 sufferer from terrible female
complaint that ballled the skill of all
physicians around me. She used
DR. Dromgoole's ENGLISH FEMALE
BlTrERs, they cured her sound and
well, and | do not hesitate to say,
they saved her life. DIN.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

''' 's'NN 'haA't NAAN sun lts tOItN
years;
I'm an old man upward of three
score years, during two scores OF
which | have been rich and have all
! need, do not owe dollar have
given my children good education
and when | am called away shall
leave them enough to keep the wolf
from the door. My experience has
taught me that
One acre of land well prepared
and well titled produced more than
two which received only the same
amount of labor used ON one.
One COW, horse, mule, sheep or
hog well fed is more profitable than
two kept on the same amount nee
essary to keep one well,
The farmer who never reads The
paper, sneers at book farming AMI
Improvements, always has q lcaly
roof, poor stock, broken down fences
and oomplaina of poor seasons.
The farmer who is above his dlsi-
ness and cutrusts it to another TO.
soon has no business O. st-
tend to. Tho farmer whose habitual
beverage is cold water is healthier.
wealthier and wiser than he who
does not refuse TO drink.
Every farmer to be successful,
should help sustain and subscribe for
his county paper IEx,
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

hOpMTci wanted. Ladies' or gents can
RU LIN | - earn 81 to 81 a day, at honc
Address Hewitt Manufacturing Co, Box S53
Pittsbrg Pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
" Tough Gss GiAills.''

Cures 5 cases for 25 cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga. DIN.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
WARMING ORDER.

IN JU TICE OF THE PEACE COURT-PECAN
T0wN>EIlP-MiSsI -siPPI COUNTY.
J w Rhodes & Co plnintif,
:. II smiher Defendant
The Defendant, S. o.. Smiihcr Is warned o.
appear in this court within thirty davs and an.
Swsr the complaint OF the plaint'Hs. : "
Rhodes 10. W.. EAsILN.J p
May Bird. isa2 5-f-3
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03

In order that there may be q full and tlrsI uH-
derstaudirp OF the simple and str4l-btf HrSH1G
scheme which we thus propose In ihr 30 .re.t.
Of our subscribers, and 20 extend tlp irl Ic. cc
ofTuE GAZETTE, sc suDlaita briC. eEI ltuttuu,
as follows.
Each subscriber to THIS WEEKLY GA1Errr f'r
one year, ON payment Of one dJIir aud lfly
Centst will receive % numbered tic .uf. lrl -rh
scriber to 'lne Daily Gnztite Tor tive. uloulbs
on payment OF three dollars, will rrl.iFe two
tickets, each subscriber to The Daily Gazette
for six months, on payment Oi five duil3r~. VII
receive four tickets; aud each sub-cfibpr 20 The
Daily Gazette for one yca~, on paFuou ~ ten
dollars, will receive eight tickets aii IT which
viii be represented by duplicate nunbHir iu tGe
drawing
The drawing will take I'ra ou fle Twenty
fourth day Of December, 1871.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily, one year .+,.t .......,,.... 2 no 90
Daily, six months ....,............ ..... 10
Daily, thrccmontn-..........a. ......... . DO
weekly, 0ueyC3f 5000 ....... ........ Hu
Weekly, with Tn o., OLA Triss. year, -
For further details and particulars, SEQ circu-
lars and posters
Send myplr s1h7rri pions 10 ttp Gazette at
nee and take atyauia ge 81 tlc ouer.
pFAS ADAMS,
Proprietor @ tzy.tc, IiittIock.
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SIamer of jl.- liuc ipsya Neu Ms
ENhEN tue DAY $50 FRIDAY

fDgglrl Tn1E.fIi, t.I D It.U
.luHeciu. 90; ,.n..uuru eI'| ft.r..-s rrl
-tD.IsHH I'r an
EASTERN, NORTHERN,
and WESTERN POINTS,
Giving HrurCu ri.Ef rs tom rors
lu.a.H irf1r. E.f JOB. hmpnd. f.r
nHr.iou tIy, ihiil s 'iia and R,-f.a
h'stera '0tu 's tH. .ra the la y, le River
hl'lt It.' sIIlIIiu. aud ecunumicaf Nsrn-
W ilfs 'us cheaper ssu any other lr-
rHit- H,+s aut .AteroOms free .llc
cherl.a us0lgb
ta van rely on a splendid t". fhls
tE't -O. steamers are Hll dr i-c'fss .ftf Z
A H-''t r&P;rssiy iur The acaouIll lii..a ~
p4sstH. u.s.
kaei teamer carries uil string H aa.
X " IL .afuUHNE.
Gencpl freight auJ ickct AZ. NJ.
NO. Monroe st.. Memphis. cun
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
What II Farmer Saws.

This is the advise of an old man
who has titled the soil for forty
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
II Is bunny WARRANTED.

II in any instance, after fair irill, It fails to
90 half what we cislm Ion 1t. we will refund YOU
money Give i a trial and you will be happy
Address al 0.tiers 20 JAS. II. JOHNSON &
CO.. 100 smiihflcid street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-06-03
society Bellies.

On account of Its remarkably del
iel1e - lasting fragrance, society
- - lped IN their praises Of
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-17
QUITTING.

The Men Employed on the Wood River
Branch Road Frozen Out, and Sent to
the Main Line.
The earthwork on the Wood River
branch of the Oregon Short Line will
be suspended in day or two, not to
be resumed until spring, when the
frost shall be ont of the ground In
the meantime the various crews of
men and teams will be moved to some
point on the main line west of Sho-
shone, where they can put in steady
winters work, if so disposed. The
rock work in the lava near Silver
Creek will, however, continue unin-
tcrruptedly. The first cause Of the
suspension of the earthwork is the
freezing of the ground, but if the rock
work could have been finished as soon
AS the earthwork, there would have
been no interruption, as even frozen
ground can be broken by the use OF
powder. But as it is impossible to
finish the rockwork before spring, the
contractors have concluded to DELAY
the finishing Of the grade until spring,
when it can be done much cheaper.
That this would be done has been
evident for couple of weeks past.
Every morning the ground would be
found frozen hard to the depth of
nearly two feet, and the men and
teams compelled to lose four or FIVE
hours getting through the crust. In
this way the teams could not do half
as much work as they should have
done, and the men likewise. At times,
matters wore even worse, and as many
as IA heavy mules had to be har-
messed to pillow which, under favora-
BILE conditions, single span could
operate. And even then the pillow
would prove powerless in the frozen
ground. II it did break, it would be
in great chunks weighing a ton or
more, that would require ten or twelve
men or more to get on to the scrapers,
and that would make very unsatis-
factory grade, as no loose dirt could be
got to fill in the spaces left between.
About week ago the contractors,
determined to save time, concluded to
grade from one side only. They thus
avoided the trouble and expense of
breaking through one crust. But
even this failed to work satisfactorily,
and, day before yesterday, two gangs,
employed at seven stations, were
taken off, with their teams, and sent
along the main line.
The other gangs will follow in a few
days, and there will soon be no one
working on the Wood River branch
with the exception of the rock men.
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Have the "Weekly Hmes'' Sent to
You.

Persons about to leave for the win
ter should subscribe for the WEEKLY
TIxEs before leaving. 1t only costs
IS year, and is the largest and best
paper, BY long odds, in Idaho. 1t
publishes news from oil parts of Wood
River and Sawtooth.
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IAGo (aside). Browns Liver Pills, If in
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Would nip this humor in the bud.
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