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The Osceola times., 1882-01-07
LAND OFFICE ATLrrrLE ROCK, ARK.

December 10Th 1851
NOTICE T. hereby given that the following
named settler has ilod notice of his intention 10
make final proof in SUPPORT % his ciIim and
that said proof will be made bet fc The Clerk uI
The County Court, at OSceoa, Atk on Fchrun.
ry Hd ,Ns2, viz Benjamin Jackson who
made Homestead Entry No Glll for tn Ni
Township Is y. Il. s,E
lie nantes the following Witnesses . v.oNU h'-
continuous residence upon. and culfl s-.... ..
said land. viz
NJ & Sawyc or, ofOsccula. AZ,
: Il Wnkins
W. X wilkins,
Jno. wilkins,
" ". GIRD~
l2-A-si. Register.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN TIE MIS- ISSIPpl CIRCUIT COURr-IN
EQtIll-IO SPRING TERM, l-S2
u II Pittman aud his wife
A. T.. rittman, and Eddie
Pittmsn, Lula pi,tman, Dam
iel pi,tman, hcllar Pittman, Plaintiffs,
infants y 40 sue by their next
friend and Guardian ad-litem
Ed. II. Midhca,
John Cairun a Chas Bowen.
Trustee J Defendants
The non resident defendant. John Catron is
warned 10 appear In this Oouut Within thirty
DAYS and answer the Conidlaut OF the plaintiffs.
u X pituman and HE wife A f. Pittman, and
Edde Pttman, Lula ~ unan, Daniel pItiman.
helar piitman, infants who sue by their next
friend and Guardian ad-ltrm, Ed II Mathcs.
Witness, this .sth December 1851,
BEs. II BNCCHUS. Clerk.
b. Hugh Il McNviph. u. 4.
Lylcs \ Harris, aud Matles Mathcs fOI Pit l..
II ~ Il
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VICI[S
ILLUSTRATED ELNRAL GIIIr.

For 1852 is an ELEGANT Book nl lsU PUGr-, Tive
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u COPY, pustNLcppId This IT. MT a quarter Of
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the 10 cts
N1CK'S SEEDS are the hest in the world. tn,
lorti Guide viii tell you how to set and gro"
them
NiCks Flower and Vegetable Ca den, H..
Pages, ColoIod Plates. 90 Eugrryiuns For
80 cents in pepper covers; sl,tO IN tlcgN cloth.
In German or English.
Gck's II u-tuted Monthly Magaane, 70 Pag-
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line Engayngs Price 81 ,2a year; D i've cop-
les for $500, specimen NumhsIs stTf for lu
cents; 3 trial copies for - c'ut-. Address,
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l4th February, 1882,
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0SCE0LA MALE and FEMALE
ACADEMY.

The Public Term ~ the O-ccola Male and F.
male School WI commence ON Nondsy, the 2nd
day of January, 1852, under the supervision OF
J u BOrm, assisted by Miss Maggie punlc
Osceola ARR. Dec 9th. lssl
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
Whose Aemainso

1t is now the general impression that the
remains Of man found some nine miles
out on the Cult Colorado & Santa Fe road
about week ago by MIR, s. d. Ritter, are
those of the husband OF Mrs. J. II Lively,
of Dawson, this state, 1t will be remem.
bered that on seeing an account of the dis
covery of the remains, Mrs. Lively wrote
expressing her fears that II was her hus-
bands remains, who had started
for this city with several
thousand dollars on his person, and from
whom she received postal card dated
Dallas, which was the last she ever heard
from him. The Dawson Banner, in speak.
ing OF the matter has the following to say:
On the 18th of September last Mr.. j. K.
LIVELY, boot and shoemaker, lelt,this place
for Dallas, ostensibly for the purpose OF col.
Letting considerable amount of money
due him in that city and vicinity, prepare.
tory to establishing large boot and shoe es.
Enlistment in Dawson, and went so far as
to engage from Messrs. Sullivan & Co., OF
Corsicana, large and complete stock,
which we are informed they procured al
his instance, and now hold subject to his
order On the 18th ult., his wife received a
postal card from him in Dallas, from which
II am a little better physically but not
mentally. My business Is torn
up. Well, when get home can tell you.
Don't be uneasy about me. You need not
write to nae until you hear from me again.
| am going out of flown"
Hearing no more from him up to the 9th
ult., Mr.. Acook, father of Mrs. Lively, went
to Dallas to cndcavor to ascertain what had
become of him, and the best information
he could get was to the effect that the last
time Mr., Lively was seen in the city Of
Dallas he was going towards the Union de.
pot. Nothing further was heard until we
saw the following telegram in the Galveston
News, and called Mrs. Lively's attention Ia
it, Then, after netting the Times
on the discovery OF dead body on
the Santa Fe railroad, two or three weeks
ago, II says: THE description, time, place
and circumstances corresponding so nearly
with Mr.. Lively, and the time OF his disap,
pearancc, Mrs. Lively wrote TO the sheriff
| OF Dallas county, and In the Waco Exam.
| liner of he 9th, We find the following spe.
cial 3" The Banner here quotes the letter
received BY Sheriff Jones from Mrs. Lively
inquiring about the body, which letter ap
pc red In the Times, and adds; MRS
| Lively is an estimable young lady and ha,
written largely for the press Of the state
both as poet and correspondent, and If oul
brothers Of the press can assist her In any
way to unravel this mystery we can assur,
them that they will receive the gratitude o.
a warm and grateful heart"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
"a Startling Discoxervu

prominent astronomer, who has
watched the course of the great comet,
claims to have made discovery in con-
nection with the comets tail that will
create the most profound amazement
throughout the world, and will be of par
ticular interest to the citizens of Dallas and
the thousands Of visitors who will attend
the races during the coming week. While
watching the tramp of the skies through q
telescope of unusual magnifying power, he
was astonished to observe family traced on
the comet stall signs of letters plainly show
ing the following; ~. Reinhardt, 70i Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, in view Of the very
cold winter predicted, is prepared to clothe
the masses with suits and overcoats
for men, boys and children, at prices that
battle all competition" Ofcourse the story
about the comets tail is only 4 fiction, but
the statement about Reinhardt's stock and
low prices is absolutely true, don't you for
get II Reinhardt, the boss clothier, has
a pleasant smile and good word for all.
Come to see him and get all further infor-
nation about the comets tail. 1t will pay
you well,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
STREET NOTES.

Smoke Duke of Durham cross cut. Bes
in the world.
Fresh Limberger cheese and dill pickles
at Loeb u Freiburg's.
For pure liquors and choicest cigars
always 20 to the Parlor saloon.
The Apollo hall tor fresh beer and good
music is the verdict of the public.
II you want to buy a family carriage,
end for Orr's catalogue and price list.
Pure, unadul terated Glen Lea and Cea
Lake WHISTLES at the Wichita saloon.
For steam, water and gas fitting call at
Hosmer Il Co.'S, the old reliable shop, 4Ot
Elm street.
We have tried it; we know whereof we
speak. Lemp's new extra export Beer be-
longs to that class Of goods of the highest
orderl
Go to the Caddo house, Greenvillc, if you
want good accommodations at low rates
Comfortable rooms, clean beds and wei
applied tables can always be found.
Ladies will find all kinds of materials fol
fancy work, embroidered silk, filoselles
crewel, zephyrs, etc, also stamping o
every kind neatly done at j. G. Robinson's
730 Elm street.
The Apollo hall is the place where ic,
cold, foaming beer can be had at all hours
II is one of the most pleasant resorts in tn,
city, where one can quaff the amber hquiC
and play game of dominoes with som,
| pleasure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
Chief Supervisor of Elections, n. D.
opers-House-Joseph #. wheelock

This fine actor will make his first appear.
ance in this city, supported by a select ORA.
matte company, and for two nights stsy.
on Monday evening, November It'll. on
the hrst night he will present Fred. g.
Maedet,s romantic melodrama, entitled
~ Co., and on Tuesday evening, John
Habberton's beautiful ldyl, "Joe Thatch.
er's Revenge We take the following no.
tice from the New Orleans Picayune:
st; CHARLES THEATRE-Mr. Joseph II.
Wheelock,, the talented American actor
opened the season at this theatre
called Joe Thatchers Reyenge,
This new play, which had a long run in
New York, and was immensely popular
throughout New England, has never be.
fore been acted in this city. 1t is the work
OF John Habberton, his only play, as
"Heiens Babies" has been his only
novel.
"Mr. Wheelock was in the original cast
and by his superb acting of the hero made
the piece a genuine success; in fact, the
hit was so decidedly great, that he con-
Guided to star in the part, and so lar has
been received by crowded and delighted
audiences. The story of Habbcrton's idyl
is simple, but most beautiful in construc-
ton.
The good-hearted Joe of the country
loves Eleanor. A city chap, Gray, comes
and seems to be the favorite one. lie gets
the control of Joe s fortune, and the lad
goes to sea, robbed of his estate, and be.
lieving himself robbed of the girl he loves.
He swears to kill Gray when he finds him.
He wanders hack to the OLD home, as sailor
lovers do IN plays, to find the girl pining
away. He relents, and swears to bring
Gray to her, and let him live to make her
| happy. Gray comes and then il il found
Eleanor loves Joe. The sailor lover has
played noble part. He has his money
returned and in his pocket, and the girl he
loves on his breast This is "Joe Thatch.
er's Revenge" Mr.. Whcelock is perfectly
at home in hero lovers parts of this sort;
manly az all times; fierce and quick when
occasion requires, or tender and pathetic.
1t is treat to listen to his readings and to
witness his acting.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


New ORLEANS, october 3i.-Flour scarce and
firm, higher grades 4 l0G5 80.
Corn, active and lower: soc.
Oats quiet and weak. i6
Corn meal quiet and weak, 8 co,
Pork dull aud lower, % a.
Lard quiet and firm; refined tlerce, l2H9i?is;
key, 10.
Dry salt meats quiet; shoulders, packed, lO,.;
clear rib. and long clear, 1874
Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders, ll@iiA;
clear rib aud long clear, l6A.
Hams steady aud IN fair demand; sugar cured.
canvh.sed, ordinary and medium average
lotGl6 choice, l6lsdl7.
Whisky steady. western rectlned. / oS@iO9.
Coffee quiet and steady; cargoes, common to
prime, 6@iU4
sugar quiet and weak; inferior. 5g@5iI; com.
mon to good common, 5s@61.; fair TO Z lily fair.
1905; prime 6ai yellow clarified, 7h@7hi
Molasses Ia fair demand; centrifugal, 3Oa3s;
common zoos; fair, i6@is primo TO choice
tidi6.
Rice quiet and steady, ordinary to choice, a..
sight nominal sterling bank isl; consols, 62Y
CHICAGM
CHICAGO, october 81 Flour quiet and un
changed.
~. Chicago spring, 924@e2H cash; options the
same as regular; No. SChcago spring, 50; No.
red winter Nh
Corn quiet and steady; 6s,. cash and oc,o.
Der, bl'i November, tirm demand. out unset
tied, Sax, cash: Stk, October 33k November.
Pork higher % cash and October 10 62H, No.
vember.
Bulk meats steady and unchanged: shoulders
i0.; short ribs. 1ts; short clear, Is
whisky firm and unchanged; lla
st. LOUlb
81. LOUIS. October 81 Flour unchanged
Wheat higher for cash No. 2 rod fall, Wow
cash. e24 for November.
Corn lower, 62ha63 cash; November, bst.
Dat. very slow. 3lH@3iX cash.
whisky steady, I. 06.
Provisions very slow, only small peddlini
trade Of irregular prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01

Prayer-meeting from 9 to 10 a. M, and
Preaching at 7:50p, m. Rev. DR.. George, of
Fort Worth, will assist DR.. Smith. Preach
ing every night until Monday,
Wanted-A furnished room as close as pos
sible 20 the post-office Address Strictly
Business" HERALD office.
Miss Marie Adair, Kentucky's favorite,
as Laura CORTLAND" the Society Belle,
at the opera-house Thursday night.
DLED-on Saturday evening last at the
residence of Mr. II. S. White, little Mary
Myrtle, aged 5 years, daughter of Mrs. Viola
Blunderfield.
Take the Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe for
Nashville, ChattanooGa and Atlanta. A
beautiful route, close connections and rates
as low as the lowest
Copies OF the September edition at cents
can be had at the HERALD office in wrap
pers. Send one to your friends and let
them learn of Texas.
The denizens in the vicinity Of Wood and
Eryay streets, are getting up a petition to
the city council to have tire-plug estab-
lished on that corner,
Southern Illinois nursery delivers to-
morrow, corner of Jefferson street and
Pacific avenue. Promptness will be appre-
ciated in receiving the trees.
II your name is not on the ticket being
printed at the HERALD office, send 1t in by
Monday night, or Tuesday morning at the
outside, as the tickets must so to press.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Julius Winter, jr., 4 Co. in the local col
umns. They are known all over the state,
and have been doing fine business in this
section.
Parties visiting st, Louis should call on
Magnet & Webb, railroad ticket brokers
corner 9TH and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at a reduction on regular fare.
The real significance of the appearance oil
the comet in our heavens is at last discov.
cred. 1t appears as an advertising scheme
of our first clothier, |. Rheinhardt, 70i Elm
street, as may be seen from another column
One of the most gentemanly and expert
saloonists in the city, Mr.. Philip Smith,
formerly of Memphis, Tennessee, has
opened an elegant saloon on the corner Of
Main and Martin streets, and proposes tC
run it in the very height Of the genteel in
| the future.
Attention is called particularly TO the ad
vertisement this morning Of the grand
dra wings on December sd, 80, and Apri
8, SO, of the Royal Havana lottery. This is
the Oldest and largest lottery in the worlt
and on this occasion the capital prize j!
$260,000. There are ia prizes and but
1900 tickets to be sold. Tickets are So
| for wholes and cut with corresponding
prices into halves, quarters, etc. 10 thos'
VITO take chances for fortune this is th'
chance. Particulars can be learned from
the advertisement referred to in anothe
column
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
CITY NOTES.


SILVER waite hes at Austin's from S to SEQ.
There are fourteen patients in the city
hospital.
oysters on fork is what you get at the
tarlor saloon
At Austin's.
. White china dinner sets for SIS at the
crystal Palace,
Handsomely decorated tea sets for s. at
he Crystal Palace.
n The oyster catches the early bird at the
Fatlor saloon. Fact.
A general assortment OF gold and plated
necklaces at Austin's,
Never before equaled-a fine tea set for
SN the Crystal Palace.
Fine chamber sets, new styles and shapes,
Az. ~, at the Crystal Palace.
lie sure and get one of those s. tea se's,
sOlu only at the Crystal Palace.
Very handsome, decorated dinner and tea
sets combined Tor SS5 at the Crystal Palace.
The removal and prevention Of dandruil
pleasanlly accomplished by the use OF
Fafker's Hair Balsam.
"a cripple with rheumatism, Parkers
W,nEet Tonic cured me and keeps me well.
~, Vilfoile, Binghamton,
send your name at once to the HERALD
vvnlee Tor the democratic and independent
eckets IL only costs one. dollar each.
vs; 7. Mendez sold yesterday to Thomas
REID, % by 100 feet east OF st. Paul street,
w The south side OF Main, for 81 400.
Fat Furlew was transferred from the
station house yesterday T., the county Jail.
sonR With severe case Of Jim jams"
Services are being held every day this
week In the FirH Presbyterian church.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01

Every day in this city thousands Of pei
sons eat too much at dinner, and, as a con.
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. If these
will take just one of Carter's Little Liver
Pills Immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un.
pleasant feelings which daily distress them
and may continue in their improper course
one little pill, remember Is cents. All
druggists. For sale by Williars, Tollivel
& Walker. druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01

C,layi precinct No. ., John Landon and +.
v Williams; precinct No. 3, NJ. s. Phillips
ana James Jameson; precinct No. 4, Il. +.
hlGkman and Joel Roberts; precinct No. s,
J. W Pamplin and Saul Bruner; precinct
No. o. Charles Elkins and ]. Il. Cotton; pre-.
cinct No, I, n, u. Furgison and w. z. Wig.
gins; precinct No. $, Peter Stuert and WAL
ihomas; precinct No. 8, Terrell Jackson
and J. W.. Walker; precinct No. 10, Daniel
Leach and L, X. Hodges; precinct No. ii,
austin Wheeler and J. Y. Daniels; pre-.
einct No. II, William Farrer and NJ n
Sheffield; precinct No. Is, William Bell and
j. l. Neeley. Very RESPECTFULLY,
JAMES BENTLY,
Chief Supervisor of Elections, n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01

There DIRE three lines of railways in
Texa, that are evidently not in utilization
with the Gould southwestern system or
connections, as will be seen by the follow
ing circular of the 2Sth, addressed to con-
neclions, which speoks for itself:
Galveston, Harrisburg 4 San Antonio, Texas 4
New orleans and Louisiana eStcrn Railroad
Companies Gener | Freight Department
Houston, Texas, october %, 1851:
To connections: On ANA after November
/, 1852, these companies will not recognize
any through bills of lading issued by the
lines comprising the Gould southwestern
system or its connections via said lines.
Freight will only be received from said
lines upon local delivery at our depots free
otcharges. c, c. GlDps,
General Freight Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
plnin Words arc Hest.

We learn that certain people find fault
with W. L. Clarke, of Providence, Rhode
Island, for not writing up his great kid
ney medicine, Hunts Remedy, in more
iiowery style. II is not Mr.. Clarke, but his
critics, who are foolish. What does man
who Is threatened with Brights Disease, or
any other disease OF the kidneys, bladder,
liver, or urinary organs, most require-iine
words or cure2 In Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine, he gets
the curc-a sure cure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
supcrvlsors Of Election.

Pursuant to petition sent up to him
Judge Bently, chief supervisor Of elections
has issued the following:
ONCE Of Supervisor Of Elections. Northern Dis.
uict OF Texas, Dallas, Texas, October ~, lss2-
Hon x o. stuert County Judge Of Falls
County, Texas, Marlin, Texas
siR;-fou are. hereby notified that the
pointed supervisors Of election to act at the
election as such supervisors November Z
1852, a. follows, to.wit:
Precinct No. l, II. J. McCorklc and q. b
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01

English Female Bitters is intended for
young girls as well as married ladies, who
have, by some exposure, become irregular,
pale and feeble, with headache, leucorrhra,
pain in the side and back, falling of womb,
or female weakness or excesses. Its use
strengthens and tones the stomach, invig-
crates the nerves. gives mon to the blood,
eorrects irregular uterine action and re-
moves unnatural distractions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01

IbONrU OF TrHU6 SHIOOn,
Keeping none but the purest and best
of goods, and running everything in first
| class style without putting on any frills,
will build up any line of business. This is
what the best brands of WHISTLES, wines,
beer. cigars, etc, and courteous attention,
has done for the Board OF Trade saloon, and
now it enjoys most ilourishing and envia-
BILE trade, There are four fine billiard
tables in the saloon of the finest make, and
those who call always feel like going back
again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
The Courts

CITY COURT,
City VS.. John Naples, intoxication; fined
$40.
City VS.. Steve Gilholey, intoScation;
fined So.
City VS.. VIM. Gem, carrying pistol;
fined S25.
City VS.. John Naples, carrying a pistol;
dismissed.
City VS.. Josie Harrison, yagrancy; fined
$50.
City vs.. R b. Swift, assault and battery;
dismissed.
City VS.. a. L, Allen, interfering with
priv tie property; continued.
City VS.. j. J. Jones and J. i, Murphy,
failingto fill up lot as agents continued un-
til the 9th.
City VS.. William Sandford, failing to re-
pair sidewalks; dismissed.
JUSTICE PRICE,
State vs.. William Hone profane language;
fined 81 and cost.
JUSTICE EDWARDS.
State VS.. Eva Stausberry, vagrancy; fined
81 and cost.
State VS.. Sam Reinhardt, drunkenness;
fined SO and cost
State vs.. BERTHE Tomegan, assault; fined
So and cost.
City VS. Dora DeLore, interfering with
private property; fined s.,
City vs.. Mertie Hicks, fast riding;
| fined S..
IT..
~ i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01

DALLAS, october r. 1882. Having been
green enough to go into marriage aid as
ISOLATION (the Cooperative Endowment of
Memphis, Tennessee), and having been
swindled out OF what money invested
believe II no more than | owe to my neigh
bors to admit it and tell those neghbors
that marriage associations are the worst
KIND OF frauds, and the man who patronizes
them will be swinddled as | have been.
Having still little cash left take pleas
ure IN advertising these rotten, robping in
situations. l., ID. EAsTog,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
THE LATEST TRIUMPH!

The New High Arm Howe Sewing Machine
is just out. 1t Is perfection. No cogs, no
cams, no cranks, or Objectionable points Of
any kind. See it before you buy any other.
The Star Machine office has been removed
from 70l Main street to 6i3 Elm street,
where a complete stock of iirst-class. ma
chimes and supplies will be kept at whole
sale and retail. Machines of all kinds re-
paired. None but good agents wanted. L..
A. Wilson, state agent.