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New-York tribune., 1882-08-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET
For the week ending Monday, Aug II, 1882.

Good sold ago at ana
the was estimated at lOlgc
BEEVES- Receipts yesterday ana TO-DAY were 50 cars at
Jersey Citv and rs 6Oth St. making lio2 ne "a
aglnst 462f head Monday The arrivals the past
eek were B5I last week. and 2, lb head
les. corresponding weeK last year \ review
the past IN 20 after Monday decne OF +c on
Texans Colorado tee here was gridha iuPI0se-
men Ia these grades cattle both ednesday ana fruB
which IA % amounted 10 per D. Common anu Me
diutu 4tyes had al Friday strong &c Whne
belyv fat cart sold the on the prece ing
Monday To-day eon farsw hch went tofau2her
loads Mr. EASTMAN there were Ailo-
getner 2sJ cars at bon Yards Ihero wa,
rood attenda OF slaughterers, MOST ol
whom, we're well cleared of last weeks pnr
cbase Texas and steers were IN good demand
aud Drought 4c than Friday Common Natives Nee
barelv seaty Medium rmr soh much the same ~
al the close The range for Texans and Sora9o
Srfs was from 9l,c lOs,c. 10 dress 02b d. common 70
sr Natves iOdl3c to dress 56 o and Cod 10
prime at &c ,6Gjl n. with small ots re-
tate AZ r few Choice steers were SOD as hlRh as
l4J,c % dress No. Al head OF fXtra lnnOls Nate
I, nm average were sold by Mos.s Nogrl * EeSensrli
y 10 tine Provision Company, at te mn
nav of a. II per 100 10. complaint made apparent
IL " m good the tariy ar al OF cattle AT rrsey
-. s-Iionad over the York Central Road
Dr3v4rs Who receive their cattle alter the niaIAet
- over ma sacnce lb hold Them over ul next
market d y. with tine prospect 81 l'an su more. ,
Thr weeks shipments OF Live CA~le ana oheep anu
I,rez.ra Rect. Mutton and hogs were A. follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-08-15

Eed Do s2o n az eo Do ieI ssse 'sa 100 a. &C.
s. Frank d "a Extra selected yeas 1sa n at Pic 49,,
sESf ssg .sr e e 's ct 3.
aI for Sheep and lambs and eonsdsTiDg the
sheep SJSs6 were sesdy Common stock end Hesvy
oT s ssTs Hss6y aP to The Si e and
ruled steady but sales Of southern were ST DsV% ~
the market and the msrxat closed dn
ragged om ~ to Se. With safes Of Heavy a.
90 1896 73 Southern Lambs sold at 5ss7'sc' state
eaistt Ohio Sheep rs g Di lag ss
% lo 50 DO 90 s. 80; 81 DO q o. ei 2,s DO
n, az SIC; 2o kentussT " D. sag sSs Ken,neky
o SSo S & y n D. .f e. ~ &C. g M GS ao % % S H " do
Judd Buckingham sold 4o4 ohio sheep ~ n, at is
state 100 B. at SCI 40 iI y at !$c % tate Lambs
So D. a. c lSo DO 90 o. at & te a. ~ a9' 90 D. al - 9
h 61c; l9s do. 81 .. at ec 227 kentucky do %
J. ssdlor sold 81 vlrgpaa sheep Is n at sc 2lo
Indiana 40 l9 ~ do az - az & SfeT2 81 KbnSy DO To- 81
at 7c 29i do 81 n at sac; ESQ 90 81 n ats %
loi D. 5sei 29i DO loI @ At 5le @ Ks9tnesy 90 50
at at &C. 20 80 Ksntcx "" lambs % a. II g. &c 5 do u 50 D. al
s6 I0 81 do SO at 57sc pa Virginia DO "a at 7e 2o1
II II n nme IN % old 1875 Keniacky shesp u r. az s. 81
mi m Pc si T an DO c - - a. r. at to % % Do
do few Lambs y b. at g SG - 10 u & % az do '2 ~ n a, Il
5ld I? 5 3 Bacfs KS at sc i0i Keniueky so n 7s
y Ss ana "a 40 e iss state do bs b. at 7c i3a can
h. &c. - do, 65 b. az 2c do 20 & AZ sc
Duanback Il DeWeT sold: 81 Western sheep lZ3 ID, AZ
as 65 ~ DO 81 h. - 80; I45 do % 10 5sc state do
iO7 H. al c ~ STAT, lambs SO B sac ~ do. D. lt
72c 10 ~ A. pc 239 Canada do, 90 ID. al &c S55
do. 81 n. az 7i2c: 30 do. 90 y, at &c -,
Haenbscl sOd: 10 state sheep 81 10, az 04c "a
Kentucky do IO6 d. at c 80 10 at sc; lrn do
81 &c. 5asc; - Ohio Lambs % n, al
ll3 Kentucky ID 6ac; lSs CanAsa do "a 10 al
7sc 2ll TO- 81 JsS do 81 H. at 81 - 43 DO
H. It @ 100 s>ee 50 TO- Al csc; l9O do Oh lD al ac
40 do, II b Ac.
Eye & otS Lambs 81 H. at So G5; state
Ewes. 30 % at fatc
Kirby & o. sold 2G Pennsylvania sheep sc n. 5ic;
BucAs l4s D. ia PeDusyani Lambs, O2 ., al &c
l2b Northtrn Canada do. - D. At &c. ..
HOGS Receipts ~ 6 ead29 cars AZ 4Oth
and 20 cars ~ Jersey civ Hogs il
du. md lower. Far to Prime may be quoted
- 4UQSs 10. - .
saos-Judd r Buckingham sold State Hogs 2O5 u.
ROugha. 322 n. al 81 -.
Halenbeck q avis solo G state Hogs, 27l 70, at $50
Eye sold 10 Hogs. $50 10. al Sasc.
81 Western HOGS. $50 10. at Snsc 10
Pies "a 10. 8asc. Is koughs. l7O To- at 10
J. Ii. Hume sold 8 state Hogs 2l7 ID. at os4c.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-15
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS
Boston, Monday, Aug. II, 1882

CLOSING PRICES PHILA DELPRIA SrOCKX
E.1orLsd hu InIS Il. OAyLa Z y. u YkLs.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-15

MONDAY. Aug. 14-P. NJ.
The stock market to-day opened very quiet, and
frst urices were Indicative Of weakness The move
,nents however for the first half hour of business
were dull and meanin gless. Suddenly, the Chicago
and Northwestern shares burst into activity, and
their prices were rapidly advanced; the common
stock rose from 1853 14S and the preferred STOCK
from l6G to 170l2, and later TO 1490 1852 ana
174aI73Ss respectively The Omaha stocks, very
soon after the early movement IN the Northwestern
also became active. and the common stock
rose from 503l to 54ls. St Paul felt the influence
to the extent of an advance from 1888 to
I247s but reacted to 124ls. In the afternoon the
conspicuous movement occurred in Delaware
Lackawanna aud Western, which, after having
been dull at about 144, suddenly advanced to l47a
146ll. While the various movements that are
no,ed Influenced the general market to the extent
OF dIssipatlng all Indications of Weakness the ad-
yances that were made for the general list were
only fractional, and dulness continued to be the
prevailing feature. Oregon lrgnscontinental early
declined from 92l4 10 81, and later sold up to
935s 093ls. The Richmond and Danvllle shares
also were notably strong at the close after a
decline and Richmond and West Point Terminal
closed at its highest fgure-G6. Con naected with
the movements OF Chicago and Northwestern and
the Omaha shares there were runors that the Chi
cago and Northwestern Company has leased the
Omaha road guaranteeing dividends or both classes
Of stocks The rumor is not confirmed at the time
of writing The lease, however, is not al unnatural
one TO be made, the Omaha road Is now the North
western connection TO ST. Paul. Aside from the
special stocks named. the market closed dull and
only steady in tone.
Government bonds were dull and barely steady
after decline of Is per cent in the bids for the As
Annexed the closing auOtatlOns
New-York tribune., 1882-08-15
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Kirer. Vessels md RGItroIds.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Aug. H. 1882.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-15


The total movements OF flour and grain at Tn
principal points for the week ended August i
lss2 and since January l, for years 1851 an
1857 were as follows
New-York tribune., 1882-08-15

The following were the receipts and shipments al
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Regents, shipments
New-York tribune., 1882-08-15
srRoprAN FtNANcIAL WARXsr+

II Ft'FI-FlN = II N''-I' ~
LONDON Aug lf-i23O d MI bonfA four ann halt
per cenfs l6Js Atlantic Western frs m0rtgage
Erie.
O.j p: New- YORK. ontario and western = !. ~.
LONDON. Aug. 14-2:Jp y. n-Pars 1lVlc's puo.e t'ee
&c - ~ u coutime> Tor mo account
LONDON. Aug 14-3. D. mBar siyers quotea at OI'iao
~,
per cents IlGa Erie Al; NevNOrk Central l'-S Atanuc
and Crat Wesern second mortgage trustees cerhcales
lsc. Ing &c New-York ontario ana Hesterh - -
l9SuuN %. aiVlce- quote Ihfee per
ce rene Al francs 81 - cenlmes Tor tue account ana
exchange on London % IS = ceDtmes Tor caecA
New-York tribune., 1882-08-15
financial.


COLUMBUS, CHICAGO and INDIANA CEN
Y T. rRAL HALLWAY COMPANT.-Ihe agreement Tor
the reorganzaan this ccpsny having been duly signed
by parties Interested - uucr more t@n suhcieht 70
make II Oina%s copies can be inspecte AZ tne
otncss OF Kennedy & oJ MllnAo a. ana - OsDoin
20 BrOad-st. and The signatures OF ali Other PaI
desrnus OF sharing advantages VIZ - reeelsea sie
further notice. sccrvr
JOHN =. KENNEDY
{. J DORNt
Purchasing Committee.
DEBT of the United States, Trade IN Com,
~ Cost OF Civt List Tribune Almanac Price z2e.
NEW ORGANIZATION.
y The First National Bank OF Detroit hloh, 10. -''V
commenced business June IS. lS5& ttpitt - oV3.D W
N'A-A0"NN ~ EMORY WEN DELL Presldeak
D. NJ. FERRY. Wee Presn1ent
!. J. CLARK. Cashier
NOTICE.-The First National Bank of De-
~ troit No or located at Detroit in the state Of Mch
can II cosiag up it, affairs All nOte-hOderA and other
Association therefore nereOY notified 70
AMI Ogner claims against the ASSOciAIoA.
Tor pa yment. EMORY WEN DELL Cashier.
Dated Detroit, June 10. 1881
OFylcEs OF rHE ROCHESTER, AND PrrTsBURG RALRoApi
COMPANY, 20 NAhsAL-sI., NEM-GOkK, August ). lro@i
DUkSUANT ~ a resolution of The Board OF
Il Dire Of this company, stockhoders' meetng
be held the cOmpauy's Offices No 20 Nassaust. New
York. on MONDAY. AUGUST y, at p M to vote upon
the question Of Issuing FIVE ILLION5 OF DolLAAs o1
additional stOcA -. e.,nraav
August D. and reopen Tuesday, August ~. .,,,r,r
THOS r. " MhNIW Ohlti.
secretary.
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
Trustees Sale of Real Estate
NOTICE IS uEREBy GIVEN Tba,I vu, a.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That will a.
TRUSTEE, on
THURSDAY, MARCH ., Iss2.
within legal honrs. In front of the Court House.
in osceola, Mississippi County, Arkansas. pro
ceed te sell, for CASH IN HAND, to the highest
bidder. the following Real Estate, situated in
said County, to-wt
: orS :, of section Z. frac1 all Of sec
tion 5, frac'l all of section II, Ek of section Is,
offs W OF section Is, W " oiN W. OF section
~. Wy Of : W 4, Of section 10 n Y Of section
10, + a and y W y of section u, N and W
OF and W a OF section % Sc \ oi
section -, T. v Of : W a of section ~, and W
y of \ W a OF section 80, also, n y offs EA ol
section 2s, and w ~ offs W \ OF section 30, all
In township u n, X. IL, East.
To satisfy three several deeds Of trust. as fol
lows. to-wit; One executed by Sue j. McGav.
81 with Interest irom May l, 1882, al 10 per cent
AID cost Of said trust. tsaid trart deed is record
cd on pages $50 and 1856 Of Esa,,rd Vol s, Of tn,
Recorders office 1t Osccola
One executed by said Sue j McGayock, Feb
ruafl lsth.. 1850 to secure to said j ID Drive
SIZES ~ with interest from February 18th. lss
at Opei cent. and cost of executing trust, (saiC
trust decd is recorded on pages 6i6 aud 6l7, o
Record Vol 4, in the Recorders Office aforcsa ala
| Aud one executed by W. II and sue j Grider
March ~, ls>0, to secure 10 said ID. Driver
~, 30, with interest from March 10th 1851, n
| 10 per cent aud cost OF executing the trust
| lsaid trust deed Is recorded on pages $50 and 63l
Vol : atorcsai,n.
III, title 10 .aid lands is believed to be good
but viii sell aud convey 49, Trustee only,
JOHN l.. DRIVER.
Jan. 2Gth. 1892 Trustee
Printers fee, SIS l-2s-5
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that viii as
THURSDAY, MARCH ?, 1852.
within legal hours. Ia front of the Court House
Arkansas. proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder
Ter CASH IN hand, the following Real Estate,
situated In said county, to-wit;
Ali of section II; NE y OF section Is, except
that nari hs,ongips TO p i,,iSe priyeri sE o, Of
NV \ ~ section ~; n of section 30; all Sit
uaied in Township i2, North. Range II, East
5 r \ of section isi Nbsw 4 Of section %;
y \ Of section e.; ssof section q, sEs
tlon "a; W ofsE !. OF section "a; Al OF
section Is; y T. \ of section %, all In Township
", n .R. r.. 5 part u $ 4 \. Of section I;
sw Of section &; all of section IL. 4 \ OF 5
W = Of section Is, oIsW OF section Is,
\ of : w of section ~, n y Of section 70
sEI ofN w a of section n, N4 OF : W \ OF
section rs, = EN- X h \ OFFS W y OF section ~,
Wv OF NV of section 80, all IN township
", \, Range II, East. b 4 OF section 50, Eh,
of section 3j. in Township IL n, RS, f.. NJ
OF section ss, NE of section 2s, in township
IL, N Rsk. All of section 20, Township IL, N,
Il 10. East frac1 part Of section :. Township
Y, n X II. East W y of W J. of -eciion 10
W \ Of 5 W a OF section ~, Township i2. n. Il
II. II. VI. Of h y OF section y. Township Il.
N, Il II. T. w y of section ~. Township u N
RS. 4 OF section II, 4 = OF section II
5 l. \ ofseciion Is, Township IL n, Ra, E., all
of section 6, Township u N X. 10, East
To satisfy II certain Deed OF Trust executed
by Sue J. McGavock, Aplil 10Th. 1879, TO secure
to Shoemaker, Joplin \ 90. 2,31j, ~, with in.
isre,, and eo Of , and Gy Them Them, -Sla 3Sad rns
recorded on pages s26, S7 and s2s OF Reeort
Vol $, of the Recorders Office, nj Osceols.
Title believed 10 be good, but will sell and
convey as trustee only.
Jan. &c, 1Ss2. Trustee
Printers fee, tl9. LIS st.
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04

heart, and now that the matter comes
home to all alike, and is fresh and
before us, we desire to call attention
to the Importance ofbuilding lcvec
on the river front, to protect the
town from all future ovcraows. A
small outlay of money and muscle
would have kept the water out this
time; but it's idle to talk about what
might have been done. A thousand
dollars would not repair the damage
already sustained by the business in
terests, to say nothing of the annoy
ance, exposure and Inconvenience to
which all are subjected. As a business
center, the town is not worth a cent,
under water. Let the Town Coun-
ell at its next meeting device some
means, either by contribution or tax,
to defray the expense of building a
levee on the river front connecting
with the state levec above and below.
Two or three old crippled niggers
with spades when the water is al
ready over the banks and rising at
the rate Of one inch per hour can no
mora check the water than did the old
woman who tried to bail the river dry
with gourd.
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore ex-
isting between and under the firm
name of " Dunavant & Wynne," is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
ii. c. Dunavant retiring having
sold his interest to Mr. c. III. Gay
lord. The business will hereafter
be continued under the style and
firm name Of Gaylord & Wynne.
Both members of the old firm are
authorized to collect and give receipts
for all claims due the late firm. All
parties indebted to them are request
ed to come forward and settle at once
p. 5. DR.. II. c, Dunavant's Office
will, as heretofore, be at the Drug
Store.
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
0SCE0LA MALE and FEMALE
ACADEMY.

The Public Term of the osceola Male and Fe-
hale School VIII commence on Monday, tbe2nd
day Of January, 1881, under the Supervision of
II Borum, assisted by Miss Maggie Dniiie
Osccola. Arb. Dec. 9TH; lssl
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
Shcrin-s Sale.

by VIRTUE Of an execution 10 me directed
by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Mississippi
county, will Mt the Court House door In the
town of Osceola. within legal hours, on the
2siH DAY OF JANUARY, lss2,
offer Tor sale to the highest bidder on credit of
three months, the follow ing property, to-wit
The undivided one third interest in the 4 = \
" 4 OF sec. II, Tow nship u N, Range 10 East.
also the undivided one-third interest In the \ W
ssE4 81 -ec II, Township IL n, Range 70
East; 10 satisfy n Judgement In favor of John u
Driver against John and A. l.. Cissell. for One
hundred aud itty-four dollars and twenty-five
cents. .slI,25 1907 debt and interest. and also
the sum of seven and 15-i00 dollar~ (s7 rs, costs
oi SUIT Lein retained and security will ba re-
quircd for the lay ment OF purchase money.
W. y. HASkINS,
l-7-it. s.. sheriff
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04

In bringing the PRrcKLEY ASH
BITTERs before the public, we claim
that it is one Of the best remedies
extant for the prevention and cure of
all diseases arising from disordered
Liver. BY using them according to
directions they will keep the system
in a strong, healthy condition, and
prevent any miasmatc influence. -
Ask your druggist for them. Price,
81 90 per bottle. TIM.
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04

We have made arrangements with
the old and well known popular
weekly Agricultural, Stock and Fam
lily paper, the JOURNAL OF AGRIcuL-
TuRE, of st. Louis, to club it with
the OscEoLA TIMEs-both papers to
any address for $500. The Journal
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Of the two dollar weeklies; il is pub
lished every Thursday on extra white
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typo, II is devoted to the best me-
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Gardening, Poultry Raising and Or
charding and has splendid Woman's
and Youths Department, and an ex-
cellent Story with other literary ar
ticles, makes it the peer of any fami-
ly weekly in America. Send $500
and get two of the best papers now
published. Sample copies of the
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTuRE can be
had by addressing lib Chestnut ST.,
St. Louis. Send remittances to L.
Roussan, Editor Osceola Times, Os-
ccola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
1920 600

Amounting To $500, 80.
Whole Tickets, ss Halves, 81. Qusr,ers SO.
Remiftanccs may be made by Bank Check +,
Express, Postal Money Order, or Registered
Mall
Responsible agents wanted al all important
points. For circulars giving full information
and for tickets address. ". & ID. WHIPS,
Willard Hotel, Louisville, Ky
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
WARNING ORDER.
Plaintiffs,

Louise u Lindsey and her hns-l
band, Phillip Lindsey. Plaintiffs,
VS..
u L. McGavock, Louise q Ty-
ner, and -1yner. her husband,
y. Y. Mc<}ayock. Mary n. Me-
Gavock Jacob Mct;avock, and DEPENDENTS.
Il. K. Mc(iavock, the Guardian
Of said Jacob Mctiavocs aud Ma
~ 4, McGavock minor heirs OF
Ed. j. McGavock, deceased
The non resident defendants. Jacob McGav
ock and Mary n. MeGavack, minor, and h. 4
Metiavock, their Guardian are warned to ap
pear In this Court within thirty deys and an
swer tn complaint Of the Plaintiffs, Louise ID
Lindsey and Phillip Lindsley, her husband
Jan. 10, lss2. REN II. BACCHU>, Clerk.
Ina by Hugh X. Mcveigh, pc.
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
MASTERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

under by ora
The lirmIs ofu
III
A u
the
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to-w
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
Trustees Sale of Real Estate
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That urll,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That I VIII,
as TRUSTEE, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1852,
within legal hours, In front Of the Court House
in soeola, Mississippi County. Arkansas. pro-
ceed TO sell TO the highest bidder for CASH IN
HAND, the following Real Estate, situated In
said County, to-wit
5 4 part OF 5 4 4 cf'scction Z, sws Of sec
ion &, frac'l all OF section II, Y Of sect on Is
except that part belonging to J D. Driver : =
Of 5 " ofsection Is, W = W \ Of section
10, W y : " 4 II section 10 \ Of Sec tiun ~.
5 OF Section 81, NV 4 of section q, NJ Of
section y, W = Of section ., y Of h ! OF
section -, 4 of fsection 20, Sw \ Of section
%, W OF W Of section 30 W y fsW y
OF section 10, all In Township y North, Rang,
II East.
TO satisfy a certain deed of trust executed by
u and sue J. Grider, April 18th D., lssl, to Sc
cure to j ID Driver certain Indebtedness there
in mentioned, amounting to 81. .2S4 and interest
with cost OF executing the trust said trust deed
ls recor lied on pages SOC and 5O7 Record Vol D,
in the Recorders Office nj Osceola
The title to said lands Is believed to be good
but Will seal end convey as trustee only
JOHN l.. DhINER,
Jan. ri, lss2. Trustee.
Printers fee, sls. l-S-5
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04

In order that there may be iull and clear un-
derstanding Of the simple and straight onward
scheme which We thus propose in the Interests
Of our subscriherr, and to extend the influence
OF TnE GAZETTE, we submit brief explanation,
as follows.
Each subscriber to THE wEEKLY GAZETTE FOR
one year. on ayment of one dollar and hft,
cents Will receive numbered ticket each sub
scriber to The Daily Gazette Tor three months
on pay rlcnt of three dollars, will receive two
tickets; each subscriber To The Daily Gazette
for six months, on payment OF five dollars, will
receive four tlrke's; and each subscriber 10 Tho
Daily Gazette iof one yea, on payment Of ter
dollars, will receive eight tickets, all of which
will lie represented by duplicate numbers In the
drawing
The drawing Will take place on the Twenty
fourth tiav of December, lssl.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
pallN, one year wv w
Daily, SIX w
Daily, threemonths............ ~
weekly. oneyeaf ou
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For further details and particulars, see eircu-
lars and posters.
Send in your subscriptions to the Gazette at
once and take advantage OF the Offer.
DEAN ADAMS,
Proprietor Gazette. fiftleRocki
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That vii as
TRUSTEE, on

THuRSDAl, MARCH ?, lss2,
within legal hours. in front OF the Cuuit House,
IN Osccola, Mississippi County, Arkansas, pro-
cee,i 10 scil 10 the hg.st bidder, tor CASH N
HAND the following Real Estate, situated In
,aid county, t0-wtt;
The 5 = iart offs u 4 df Section :, W Of
section 3, frac1 AL Of section II. = OF section
Is. except that part belonging to j. Drlveri
: X of W \ Of section Is, w y of q OF
section ~, W y offs " ofseetion ~, \ OF OF
section ~, \ u a and \ W of section p, \ !,
and s W \ Section -. n y OF ! + y of section
q, sE a and S W \ OF section 20, wv OF W
of section 30, all in Township IL, North, X IL,
East
To satisfy q certain Deed OF Trust executed by
W II and Sue M. Gridrr, september IAN ls-
10, 10 secure to J. ID. Driver : 100, y, with IN
tercst and cost of trust, and BY said ID Driver
sold and assigned to 4. Is Clarke; said trust
deed Is recorded on pages 2i6 and 237, Record
Vol o. in the Recorders Office at Osceola
The title 10 said lands believed To be good, but
will sell and convey as Trustee only.
JOHN L DRIVER,
Jan %, lss2 Trustee.
Printer iee, si2 i-.so
The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
Willard Hotel Lottery.
18th February, 1882,
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
LorIsvnLE, KY. Noyrmber 10, issI

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 10, issl
Resolved, That the Board OF Commissioners
consent TO a postpunement OF the drawing OF the
Willard Motel Lottery. until the liih day of Feb
ruary. lss2. and that they will not conseLt to
any furtbor postponement of the same.
Robert Mallory, Chairman.
BY the above resolution this drawing must and
will be had on the day fxed or money dist ib-
utsJ bark to ticket holders.
III enough tickets IRE sold before date fixed
the driving will be had aud notice Of same Will
be given through the l,apers:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-14


sion to Society, Dimness Of Vision, Noises in the
Head the vital fluid passing unobserved In the
urine and many other diseases that lead to insan.
ity and death.
DIR. MINTIE who is . regular ply scian (grad-
nate Of the University of Pennsylvanisl, will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
q case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORA.
TIVE tunder his special advice and treatment)
will not cure, or for anything impure injurious
found in it. DIR. MINTIE treats all private dis
eases successfully without mercury. CONsULrA-
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including analysis of urine. S. co. Price OF VITAL
kEsreRATIvE, 81 90 . bottle. four times the
quantity, $40 co. sent to any address upon receipt
OF price, or c. 0. d. secure from observation and
in private name. If desired. by A. L. MINTIE, N.
D., IL kearny street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE, sent on application
by letter stating symptoms. sex and age. Com.
munications strictly confidential.
DIR. MINTlES KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHRETI.
CUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Com.
plants, GonorrhGS Gleet LeucorrhHa. For sale
BY all drnggists 81 90 bottle bottles for IS co.
DIR. MlNTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the best
and Cheapest DYsPEPsIA and BILIOUS cure In the
market. For sale by all druggists.
All orders for medicine C. o. ID. must be accom-
panied with 81 las . guarantee of good faith
which will BE- deducted when the package q
shipped II
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-14
The Great Enqlish Remedy

Is Il never-failing
Cure for Nervous Debil-
ity, Exhausted Vitali.
ty, Seminal Weakness,
Spermatorrh9a, LOST
MANHOOD, Impotency,
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terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful follies
and excesses in maturor
years--such a. Loss of
Memory, Noe
turnal Emission, Aver.