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The Osceola times., 1882-09-09
A CARD.


Mn. EDIroR: You will add to the
many obligations which ! already
owe you, if you will give me space
In your heroic paper, to return thanks
to the iSi citizens of Mississippi
county, who, on last Monday, honor
ed me with their suffrage. | will
say nothing of the manner in which
was ruled out of the race for rep
rcsentativc, nor of the motives which
prompted lI,a, policy, seeing that the
act is past and now matter Of his
tory; but it is still of deep signifi-
canoe to me to know and feel that
though pulled off the track on the
eve of the election, and the voters
duly informed by printed handbills
of the fact. no less than iS4 Of the
best citizens of the county went to
the polls and voted for rue. This
was 10 me mark Of esteem and con.
ldence from my old constituents
which has deeply affected me, and
which no lapse Of years, or changes
of time, scenes, events, or issues will
ever eitace from my memory. Though
avowedly opposed to 10 the license
of saloons, and though publicly urg-
ing upon the people to vote against
license, my own township Of Monroe,
though voting largely in favor of IL
cense, gave me, the open enemy of
license, plurality over each of my
opponents, and that too when all the
power Of whiskey, and whiskey or
CARNATIONS were directed against
against me, who had been pull
ed off the track and declared out of
the fight. Under such circumstances,
! count the 4S4 who voted for me as
my PERSONAL friends, and find in the
fact ample cause to congratulate my
selfupon their number and influence;
and this cause for congratulation is
enhanced by the assurance that many
others would have gladly supported
me If | had not acquiesced in the ac-
tion of the so-callcd board of arb-
tration. The conduct ofmy referees,
Messrs. w. p. Hale, Leon Roussan,
and Logan ID. Rozzell. by the COM
mon consent of every unprejudiced
mind, was sensible, patriotic and
honorable; and here in Monroe Town
ship where all the facts were fully
known, their action has been endors-
ed and approved by one hundred
and ninety-nine Of the voters of said
township, holding opposite opinions
upon the issue of license or no license.
Conccding honesty of purpose to the
six gentlemen who construed the
written agreement to give majority
the power to decide, it is certain that
here, where all the facts are fully
known, the judgement of the people
is against them. In conclusion, per-
NIT me to say, that for all the favors
bestowed upon me in the past by a
generous and coniiding constituency,
! am profoundly grateful, and that
in surrendering to them the trust
bestowed upon me two years ago, l
do so feeling that though may have
made mistakes, | have ever sought,
with an honest heart, to advance the
best interests of my County and
State. | am Mr.. Editor,
Your Friend,
II. NJ. McVEIGH
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TnouGn Illegally and unfairly
ruled out of the race and put Oft the
track ON the heels OF the election,
and the fact circulated all over the
county, voters went 10 the polls and
voluntarily voted for ii. NJ. McVeigh.
They constituted a body of sober,
thinking men, who were not to he
controlled by combination of six
against three. Political tricksters
may learn a lesson from their action.
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A lady of our ao,uaintanrc hi

a lady of our acquaintance has
been in quite feeble health for many
years with some complaint peculiar
to the sex-becamc cinaciatcd-lost
her appetite-was melancholy
sleepiess-cross and fretful. Many
years suffering indicated that all
medicines were a failure. Some one
suggested the use OF Dromgoole's
English Female Bitters, as it was not
a patent nor secret remedy, 1t was
used, and seven bottles effected a
cure dis
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a never failing destroyer of vermin. Roach
es. Bcdbugs. Flcas, Mosquitoes and Flies can not
exist where the Powder il freely distributed
SpOrtsmen should never be without 1t; IL effect
ally rids dogs Of their greatest enemy-thc lea.
Poulcrs will find ii II never. falling preventive
Tor Lice, Bedbugs and other vermn that iutcst
the nests and coops one package Ii guaran.
tccd tO rid u house ctlcCtually and permanent q y
of Bodhugs and Reaches, or money refunded.
FOR RDACliRS A few applications will
drive them c:tircly away from the promises IL
acts like charm A safe and sure remedy. :,
m cent bottle will he sufficient TO rid house
of these most distastetul pests
FOR BfDEUGS.-A prominent citizen, who
does not want his nam c mentioned, says: I'VE
W ere so unfortunate as to buy second hand
bctistcad for our hired woman, and no soon ci
had summon begun than we found TO our sur
prise that our house was oyer-run with bcdbugs
Well we tried soap suds, turpentine, carbon oil
and half dozen other articles, hut with enly
Temporary relief. We had to get mp nearly every
night and gather them no. all we eonldh im.
the house was full OF tlrm. AT asst wdtried Swc-
dish Insect Powder, with little faith in II, bn,
one application told the tale. II did the work
Qulck a. lightning; IL almost inst lntly killed all
we could reach; and drove the entire balance
out of the house We were drlighted sur
prised. Next night, about midnight, we went
for them again, but TO our disap pOintmcnl, not
"A bug could be found, only a few shells, and
that was all; and we have not seen bug about
tho house since. We wOnld not take olWD IN
gold for bottle of it II we could not replace H.
It's worth more than its weight ia gold > we
have hundreds of letters testiiying 10 it, eX
cclicncc.
FOR FLEAs in dogs, cats &c,, II little duet
ing OF IL drives them OutOr kills them (thc lcas)
outright aud does not injurc the animals.
FOR POULTRY It ls unCqualcd An occa-
sional u llcatlon in G neat and about the rOOst
will rid every chickcn house of its most dread
ed enemy
FOi: MOSQ UIrOS A tcaspoonful hcaped
on a saucer and lighted at the top sends of a
pleasant perfume bat deadly smoke to tsst
Troublesome nightly VISITORS and In less than
half an hour your room is entirely rid OF then.
They drop down. par dyed, aud never get NJ
again You sleep in peace.
FOR ANTS 1t kills them and drives them
out No insect life can live near II, but TO hu-
man or animal lille il Is harmless
We have neither I me nor space to dwell on
the discovery ui this great boon. The Sim"l,
fact that twill do all and more than We claim
Tor IL II sufficient.
n Is FULLY WARRANTED.
II in any instance, after fair trial, It fails Il
do half what We clam tor 1t. "" will rcfGLd yutl
money Give 1t trial amt you VIII hc Happy
AddiC all orders to JAS. IL. OilNSoN a
co. lG9 smlhncld street, pittsburgh. Pa
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COmmissiOncr's Sale.

NOTICE L. hereby given that In pursuance OF
the authority Of the Pulaski Chancery Court
contained in the dccrctal Orders of said Court
rendered in the following causes now pend lng
therein, wherein the state Of Arkansas is Plain
tin, and James \ Freeman. OF al, are lirtehu
ants the undersigned, AS Commissioner of said
tnnrt will offer and sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder at the front entrance to the state
house in the city Of Little Rock on the
iS1H DAY or SEPTEMBER, IsS2,
between the hours for judicial sales. the follow
ing described tract or parcel of land, to-wit
The ; u Of the $ T. : OF Section l6, Town
ship Is North, Range IL. East, containing forty
(i0) acres.
TERMS OK SAIE--On d credit Of three months :,
the purchaser to give bond and approved sccu
rity rs required by law
J W. CAI.LhWAY,
ST. 1874 Commissioner in JhanCCry.
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WE warned the temperance poo-
pie of the county that the Liquor
Dealers Association of the State
would furnish the means and whisky
to capture the county in their inter
est, and they came very near sue
ceeding. Laying back and relying
on fancied security wont do in an
election when the enemy are active
and yigilant and unlimited as to
means and trickery.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER,

IN MIasI -Slrrl CIRCUIT CoURr-TO FALL
TERM, 1852.
j. A. MeAii''er' Plaintiff
Sarah II. ,McAls,cr. Defendant.
The defendant, >arah III. Mchlistcr. l. warned
To appear Ia tins Court within thirty days, and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff. james A..
MoAlister. Th's August 3lst, l4s2'
Zen II BACtIICI, Clotk.
by Hugh Il, McNeigh. u e.
McVcgh \ Scmmcs attorneys for plaintiff,
80 BackwoOd attorney for dcfl s2-i
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WARNING ORDER,

IN THE MIS- ~lSSlpPI CIRCUIT COURT IN
CHANOEHY-To FALL TERN, 1852
Susan NJ Denton Plaintiff
Wm. NJ Denton NDcfondant.
The defendant, W NJ Denton, is warned to
appear in tlis Court within thirty days and an
swcr the complaint Of the plain,n, su-an " d.
Denton.
This Aug 10th, lSS2. -
BEN II BtCCIIUS.
Mathcs n Mathcs. CLERK and Master.
Atty's Tor pltHs
J. o Blackwood, Atty. for Dcf't. s-l9-i.
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RETURNS from Crittcnden, Cross,
Poinsett, Randolph and Mississippi
counties give Frierson majority
over Mack of l,562, and EdringtoD
a majority over Brown of 1858, with
Craighoad, Greene and Clay counties
to hear from. The outlook would
indicate Frierson's and EdriDgton's
election beyond a doubt.
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FOR HENT!

viii LIT, FOR term OF yeas, 10 a good ten
ant, That arst-cias- Plantation, situated In thu
lower end OF Mississippi County, Ark, known
go, sist of some nV, hundred acres OF land in d
goo,i state ol cultivation; steam Gin, Saw Mill
D~eliing aud tenement houses-the whole being
under GOOD fence. Lrase To commence January
LIST 1873
Apply to the undersigned. at Nashville, Tenn,
or to McNcigh & S,mlnes, Osceola, Ark.
MM. : ERANSFORD.
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BAiLEY's SALINE APERigsr is a
pleasant, cooling cathartic for the in
slant cure Of headache, indigestion,
constipation, heartburn, biliousness.
etc dis
The Osceola times., 1882-09-09
A Foolish Mistake,

Don't make the mistake of con-
founding a remedy of merit with
quack medicines. We speak from
experience when we say Parker's
Ginger Tonic is sterling health res
torative which will do all that is
claimed for it. We have used it our
selves with the happiest results for
Rheumatism and when worn out by
ovcrwork. See adv.-[Timcs.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-09

Fine Graverly Chewing Tobac-
co az Dr. u. I. IREMTI,sI
The Osceola times., 1882-09-09

The Katie Hooper is now ply
ing in this trade in place Of the Goa
homa, which is laid up for repairs.
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hHrNTS wanted. Ladies or gents can
hUhN i . earn ~ to ~ day, ai home.
Address Hewitt Manufacturing Co., Box So,
ri ttsbtrg, Pa.
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business now before the public
You can make money faster a
work FOR ~ than at anything else.
Capital not needed. Wewi,l start
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION

Proprietor Gazette, Llttlcliock.
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Fresh Bread, Caky1, I1d rir-, constantly on
hand. Orders promptly attended 10
j. l.. Drivers Old stand Osceola, Ark
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Little Nellie Stowcll, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is GONZALES
cent,
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We hear oi Republican who says that
he has east his last Republican vote on &C.
count OF the Presidents veto Of the Chi
ncSe hill Well, one swallow does, not
make Il snmmer, nor does one vote make
oF Nnma&e party. But aside from this
'"C'' " " well not to 90 Off at hali.coCk on
''ntS or any other question. The ISTELlI.
>'EScEE Is nota Chinese sympathizer, as is
Pt'''y well understood, but it does not
propose TO pitch into the President for
Tetoing the Chinese bill in view Of the
rcaso2s given by him Tor his action. He is
sworn to maintain the laws Including the
t'ea'iest OF the United States, and we do
not expect him, whatever his sympa.hies,
to violate his oath OF office. There Il
a awayto set at Chinese Immigration with.
out requiring the President TO violate hi.
conscience" and the Republican opponents
oilhat immigration are counseling toScthe,
at Washington for the purpose OF framing
ablll that will avoid collision with thI
treaty ltistheretore the part Of wisdom
10 exercise patience and ferbcarance unt!
such bill can be framed, The Chimes
will not materially increase In number /,
the next few days, and, as a quiii-drive
once observed, the country can be hel,
up by the tail" pending the faming an,
passage Of a new bill.
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WHEELING. WEST VA. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL I, 1882

NIacveagh and also by all the Democratic
Senators, on account Of his extreme radi.
calism OH the Southern question, The
Republicans, with the Vice Presidents
vote, would have had the majority, but
the whole Democratic vote, the absence Of
New York Senators, the abstention Of
Senator Mitchell, aud the adverse vote Of
Senate Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, caused
his rejection on May 20 by I've majority.
Mr.. Chandler was a leading member Of
the New Hampshire Legislature in June,
1881, and made himself prominent by his
opposition to any election Of a United States
Senator at that session by advocating strin.
gent laws against bribery in elections and
free passes, and in favor OF controlling by
law the rates Of fares and ireights on rail-.
roads. He Is now actively engaged per-
sonatiy In the Monitor aud ,Nategmdn In op-
posing the illegal consolidation Of the prin.
Cipat railroads OF the State with the Massa-
Chasetts railroads. Mr.. Chandler has been
twice married, in 1850 to daughter OF
Coy. Jos. a. Gilmore, and in 1874 TO
daughter Of Hon. John z. Hale. He has
three Sons
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Dr. Lannon'S Case-..LiberatI0n OF Irish.
American Suspects.

Dr. Lannon's sCaSe...L.iberatI0n OF Irish
American Suspects.
LONDON, April 6.-The Standard says IL
Is gratifying to find that the action Of the
American government has not been sug,
gested or influenced by the expression oI
opinion Of the meeting at Cooper Institute,
The father OF Or. Lamson has written q
long letter maintaining that the question
Of his sons insanity is not new one nor
was it first raised after the trial, nor in
in America through promptfngs from
England. The case, he says, was greatly
preiudiCed by DR.. Lamsonfs acts, showing,
as they did, severe monetary pressure. lie
expresses regret that the plea of insanity
WIS put aside by the managers Of the de-
Tense.
The City Of Rome takes out |, ,l50steeage
passengers for the States, and the Parisian
600 for Manitoba. Emigration isso great
that the lines are putting on extra boats.
STOCKHOLM, April 6-The Ddgblal saws
that Sweden has engaged TO invade Finland
in the event OF war between Russia and
Germany.
DUBLIN, April 6.-The police have made
an extensive seizure OF arms and two ar
rests.
LoSDox, April 6.-Thero is serious
famine in Zululand, The crops have failed
because OF the drought.
ROME, April G.-The report on the pro.
posed extraordinary military expenditure
ior lSS23 makes It amount TO l27,OO0,OOO
lire.
LONDON, April GA Dublin dispatch to
tue Tunes says: The report that the Irish
American suspects have been liberated ON
condition that they quit the country, ex.
cept two or three who refused to accept
the conditions, is unfounded. About six
oil the suspects, who are naturalized citi-
zens OF the United States have been re-
leased within the last three weeks, but
only on the same grounds as were the
others who were liberated. Their citizen
ship is entirely unconnccted with their
release, the executive holding that all per-
sous resident in Ireland are liable to
British law and are to be treated as British
subjects. Among those OF this class who
were released was Boyton, who was liber-
ated on account OF illhcalth. There are
only four suspects OF the same class now
imprisoned.
ST. PErEDsBuRo, April 6.-Threc soldiers
IIancers) entered liquor store kept by
Il Jew at Doubra and demanded drink.
After some objection, the eldest daughter
oi the Jew served them with liquor. A
quarrel ensued and the soldiers shot the
proprietor, killed his two sons and an in
liant, outraged the daughter, brutally beat
the mother and plundered the house.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Naval Affairs Committee recon-
mends an appropriation OF 5000 for tor.
Pedoes.
First Assistant Postmaster General Hat.
ton writes the Postmaster at Cincinnati
that postal clerks and other employees may
accept municipal Office unless such office
interiercs with the efficient discharge oi
duties in the postotiice.
An amendment was made to this bill by
the committee to the effect that no rail.
road crossing this bridge shall charge a
greater amount per mile for passengers and
freight than over any other part OF said
railroad, and said bridge company shall
make no Determinations rs between rail.
shall be made by the bridge company on
passengers crossing by railroad.
First Assistant Postmaster General Hat
ton has issued u circular intended 10 put
an end to the system Of private persons il
large cities putting up mail boxes TO bt
rented to tho public, holding that the prac
tice trenches upon the Legitimate functions
oil the department, rcaulting not only in
unfair discrimination in delivering mail al
the post offices, but diminishing the rev.
enue Of the department from box renting
The Committee on Commerce authorizes
favorable report on the bills for bridges
at the mouth Of the Upper Iowa river
at Iowa; over the Mississippi river at New
Boston, Illinois; over the Cumberland
river at Nashville, Tennessee; over the
Missouri river, between Monona and Har,
rison counties, H., andeNlsO 10 construct
accessory works to secure the best prac
tical channel way for navigation, and con
fine the flow Of water to a permanent chan
mel at such points.
The Senate Committee on Postotfices
and Post Roads has authorized Senator
Miller to report with recommendations 70,
passage the bill to provide for ocean mai
service by American steamships, which il
identical with the amendment recent,
offered on behalf OF the committee to tht
Postotliee appropriation bill. The com
mittee also authorized Mr.. Morrill, to re
port for passage, with the amendments, hi.
joint resolution apropriating $375, 5000 To-
the payment OF the claims OF contractor
for Southern mail service prior to May lst
1861.
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DETERMINED TO WIN.
ANOTHER BATCH OF CHINESE aILLs
IairOdassa Ia The uss,s -RsD.On', Visit 10 Arthur.
Democrat, RlIsd Over the Contested El,stlOa
CaIss-pl.uavs OF the Presidential
count BHi-Cspitai Notes.

WASHINGTON, April Elm the House ol
Representatives to-day, Mr. Page, of Cali.
tornia, made another attempt to introduce
his Chinese bill, but was again met with
objection from Mr.. Springer, who suggested
that the bill should first be taken 10 the
White House and submitted to the Presi.
dent for his approval, but subsequently
withdrew his motion,
Mr.. Page thereupon introduced his bill
aud it was referred to tho Committee on
Education and Labor.
Mr. Willis, Of Kentucky, then introduc.
ed a bill ITO regulate, limit and suspend
the immigration OF Chinese lGborcrs,"
(t5 years suspension) which was referred
to the Committee on Education and Labor.
As was also the bill introduced by Mr.
Berry, OF California, to execute treaty Of
stipulation in reference to Chinese labor;
(l8 years suspension.)
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I'nE society for the prevention OF cruelty
toaaimats viii hotd its first meeting at the
lecture room OF the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church this evening at a quarter to eight
O'Clock. The society is now in its forma'
tiveOndition, and all persons who take an
interest in its objects are invited and
urged to be present. As before stated, its
Obiect is 10 break up all cruel practices to-
warts dumb animals, such as are un'
fortunately too much in vogue among
aathiakiag and iahumane persons, and il
isbeIieveI that the proposed organization
will exert, as such organizations have in
other cities, very salutary restraint on
this class OF persons. The object in view is
certainly in the highest degree creditahle
TO those who are engaged in it, and we
trust it will meet with'deserved support and
encouragement.
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POTATOES imported from Scotland have
NNn on salc for several weeks Mt Jepson's.
Wouldn't it be well enough for our farmers
to rNiSc enough potatoes to supply home
demand The present years. ClairsrilIe
Chpurl,
The probability is that an immense crop
oI potatoes will be planted this year, and
as the crop missed last season it is alto.
HetheT likely to be success this time.
The good crop on the other side OF the
ocean lust hll was very timely, indeed.
Misrepresentation OF otbarreIs were import
eda' New York alone, and the price kept
down American potatoes ut least one-hali.
But for the Scotch and Irish importations
We should have l,ni famine prices for
American potatoes all winter through.
Many of these foreign potatoes will be
planted this year. and our native stock may
thereby be greatly improved. This is one
0ithe compcnsatiOns for last years short
Cnn