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~ ..u ts. uay ui .lnn,,ar, is,A, at the Court
muse door In the town Of nsc.ola, vi >issippi
county. Ark between the hour af u m aud :
y ~ sell 70 thr IL sh"st bidder thc following de-
-cnhcd school iand.. town:
HE smith west quarter uf the sobih- west ,
quarter oi srciion sixteen tiUi IN uMn-hip 10 /.
IL en, Eurih Range Nine 90 La.t, Ming an.
p.lhg Ia Mississlppl County. Arkansas,
Terms of sale one iDurth ra-h aud the bal
anrr payable in one iAu anu three wear frun
tate ot -alc. in equal payments bearing inter
est at the rate II eight per ccntu;n per annum,
from date Of sale until paid
This December 9TH lss2.
". D UAskINS,
lk-p-3 Collector Miss. CO.. Ark.
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Take Notice.

All persons indebted to DR.. II. c.
Dunavant, will please come forward
immediately and pay the same. Mr..
c. H. Gaylord at the Drug Store of
Gaylord & Wynne, is authorized to
receipt for ail collections.
H. c. DuNAvANr, NJ. ID.
Osceola, Dec. Sth., 1882.
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Assigncc's Sale.

Notice 10 hereby givca that on the 18th. dsy OF
December. A. ID lesl. at the Store house of J
II Parnell In the town OF Oseeola, MIssissi ppi
county, Arkansas, ! will within legal hours pro
ceed 70 sell the entire stock OF Goods, Groceries,
and Merchandise assigned to me by II Par
nell on the 18th day OF October, lss for the ben
eft of creditors Sale will continue from day
to day until all goods are sold, Terms Cash
November 2&ih 1852
JOHN o. BLAcEwooD.
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ample supplies of Christmas goods,
AM, the stores present an attractive
appearance.
"A fine line Of choice cigars at
II. L. PREwITTs.
Mrs. Lucy Wynne, who had ac'
oompanied her late husband to Mem
phis, where he died, returned home
last Tuesday.
DR.. Duna,ant' little baby, four
months old, was attacked with the
smallpox last Sunday, and at pres.
ent writing is in q fair way of recov.
cry.
MIR. Henry Nancy called at tho
Times Office, this week, and renewed
Mr.. John II. Rainy's subscription to
the Times for another year.
DIR. Prewitt will not be undersold
for Cash.
Mrs. S. T. Wynne left for Mem
phis last Thursday, where she will
make her home in future. Before
leaving she ordered COPY of the
Times, for one year, sent to her ad-
dress at Memphis.
Old blind George and crippled
Butler have gone to Memphis, to con-
suit the Italian Doctress, who is re-
ported as performing wonderful
cures. II she succeeds in curing
these two cases, she can have our old
hat.
II you want anything in the
Druggists line, go to
DIR. II. G. PREwITT.
The drawing for the Sewing
MACHINE to be given away by Mess.
Avery & Co., will take place at the
Court House Christmas evening Dec.
25th., at 3 o'clock; under the super
vision of committee of ladies the
public are cordially invited.
With sorrow we announce the
death of little Danvis, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Myrcs, who died
last Wednesday, of Malarial Fever.
We Join their many friends in ten
dering our earneast symyathies to
the grief stricken family.
The foundation of the Court
House is all laid, and covers space
Of sixty-two feet by so feet square.
There ia some talk of laying a cor
ncr-stone with appropriate ceremo-
nies, due notice of which will be
given.
Go to Avcry's fer your Christ
mas and Holiday goods, as they have
a magnificent stock suitable for all
ages, such AZ Dolls, Toys, Candies,
Nuts, Oranges, Apples, Mince-meat,
Fire. works, Books, Fancy Box Pa
pers, Albums, Autograph Albums,
Work.boxes, Secretaries, Games for
children, Blocks, French China. Vas
es, &c., &C., &c.
Only two more days, to-day and
Monday, in which to secure tickets
in the drawing for the Elegant Ell
pREpGE Sewing Machine. All goods
sold up TOT l-2 o'clock Monday eve
ming entities the purchaser to tick
ct. Go to Avery's and buy your
Christmas presents, as they have the
finest stock in the city, and thus Sc.
cure . ticket.
Two more deaths from small
pox were reported this week, out on
Carson's Lake, Thulison and Ballard,
the first died on Sunday, and the lat
ter on Tuesday. On Tuesday when
the news was brought to town, the
man who died on Sunday had not
vet been buried, from which we in
fer that the people of that neighbor-
hood are not any better posted on
the nature of this disease than the
citizens Of Osceola, and don't like to
go fooling about it If they can help
it. A collection was taken up ii
town, and nurses andprovisions sent
out to the sufferers.
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FOR RENT!

viii LET, for term Of Yeas, 10 y good ten
ant, that nrst-class Plantation, situated in the
lower end Of Mi-sissippl County, Art. known
consist OF come Ave hundred acres OF land N
good state OF cultivation; Steam Gin; Saw Mil I:
Dwelling and tenement houses-the whole being
under good fence. Lease to commence January
lst . lss3
Apply to the undersigned. at Nashville, Tenn,
or TO AcNeigh Il ScmMes, Osceols, Art
WIN, s TRANSPORT
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LEGAL NOTICES.
p,ssoLrrIoy OF copARTNERsnip

OFfrcR or ALIEN GooDHIcu 4 Co
OGccola. Ara Dec. 10th, ISIS!
The Arm ~ \. Goodrich & Co, Is this day
dissolved by mntnal consent; l.. NJ. vii
isms having sold his entire enterest In
the hrm TO Alex. Goodrich; Alex Goodrich as
sunes all the debts of the firm Of Gondrich 4
Co and all parties owing the sad firm, VIII
settle with him
ALEX. GOODRICH.
l2-2s-J T.. NJ. WILLIAMS.
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WARNING ORDER.

JUSTICES COURT, MONROE TOWNSHIP.
COUNTY OF NJ lS>IssIPPI
John N. Snow, Pisintin.
Geo Coleman. Defendant
The defendant, Geo. L. Coleman, IL hereby
warned 10 appear In this Court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff
John NJ. Snow JAMES LIsrON,J r.
December lst 1881
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OscEoLA, ARK, - 18th. 1882.

OscEoLA, ARK, l2- 18th. 1882.
En-. TIMEs-Dear Sir: ] desire to
correct an erroneous impression con-
veyed in your last issue: Mr.. Edgar
Carleton was, and is. DIR. f. Is. Bells
patient, and rs well as DR.. Wallace
of Randolph, were summoned as con-
sulting physicians. This, in justice
to DR.. L. b. Bell.
Very Respectfully,
II. {. PREwIrT, NJ. ID.
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use, for the special cure OF headache,
constipation. heartburn, acid stomach
dyspepsia. etc, II cools and quict,.
while as a sparkling summer hevcr.
age. it is delightful.
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Osreola Rain Drops.
Christmas rs near at hand.

The merchants have all laid in
ample supplies of Christmas goods,
and the stores present an attractive
unnasranca
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JOHN. MCGEE,
BARBER,
OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS,
SHOP--In side room Of Darlington Store

nnfY0J business now before the public
kAH'' You can make money is,tcr
hlikyI work for US than at an thing else
Capital not needed. We s~ifI start
You $l2sday and upwards made
at home by the industrious Men. womsn, boys
and pirls wanted everywhere to work for us
Now il the time. You can work In spar. time
only or give your whole time to the business
You can live at home and do the work. No 9TH
er business will pay you nearly as well No on
can fail tn make enormous pay by enRa ging ut
once. Costly Outht and terms free. Money
made isst, easily, and houorsbly. Address
True Go Augusta, Maine.
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iiaunH rNE ArEglrNI
nov ge,ognEedas ..o 'os- -mI..a
The Osceola times., 1882-12-23

.ss imawu tam f.r muher or
~ anl tlal ~. .ar.a..l VI. naa
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"A fine line Of choice cigars at
II. 4, PREwITTs.
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Clerk and Masters Sale.

I2-2s-3
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Mrs. Lucy Wynne, who had ac-
oompanied her late husband to Mem
phis, where he died, returned home
last Tuesday.
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which

ting for
is fault
in this
lad not
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sight of
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| by the
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Notice Of Execution Sale.

osceo'a. ARK. Dec. 18th. 1852. il-i6-.t.
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FIR A n K T. w A K e.

Ihaye the following articles on hand in my store,
which will sell CHEAP FOR CASH:
10 sets of Double and Single Harness.
4 sets of Cart Harness.
8 No. / Carts and Harness.
lot of Cooking and Heating Strives,
/ lot of No. New Trunks,
together with a quantity Of second handed Picks
and shove AZ Of which Invite v the
where, as am determined to sell as CHEAP as the
CHEAPEST,
1t is the best place in tho city to get bargain
all and see at No. and.4 Frederick Street
febII
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A Narrow Squeak for Niagara.

INF. Oscar Wilde was at first disappoint-
ed with Niagara; he complained of its
want Of grandeur and variety of line, but
he admitted that the colors of the Falls
were beautiful Underneath tho Falls he
realized their majesty and the strength of
tina physical forces at work.-MoroiGag pa-
perl
Fails of Niagara! What shall say to you?
What sort of your merits convey to you?
You have SO many visitors awed
fMost inferior persons no doubt of it),
Shall pronounce you successful or 'out OF lt?'
Are you consummate or are you fraud?
Much as fear that my hosts will be hurt if
Cannot consent to your merits to certify,
Truth, which is quite too supremacy divine,
May not be blinked without blameful implety:
Where then, Niagara where's your variety!
Where, my poor Falls, is your grandeur OF line?
Must decide that you scarcely have got any?
Must remark on your painful monotony?
Must I-since thus you continue to thrust
water in foods on ones senses incessanty-
Animadvert on this feature unpleasantly?
Worthy cascade, I'm afraid that must
Tell me too, pray, is that curve satisfactory?
Are not those boulders perceptibly packed awry?
Is not the water trifs too fiat?
Look to the the left OF it, look to the right OF it,
Look at the breadth as compared with the height Of
it;
Is there ne room for improv in that?
stu you have points which may serve you redeem
ingly-
Won
ingly,
Since even can allow their delight
What though your curves may be moulded less
gracefully,
Yet il your color distinctly too previously
Toned into harmonies utterly right
Ay, and in sooth at your stream when look again
more. when enter that galeried nook gain)
Something of majesty now do I note.
Nor can question the force that is dashing you
Over the precipiee, not to say splashiRg you
Over my wonderful fur-c Oared coat.
Yes, after all you may win the asthetical
Judgment by-ha the af1atus poetical!
Quick! the inn-album at once if you please!
4Hark to that roar, as Of mighty Democracy .
Beating the shore Of effete Aristocracy
Where the vain monarchs lie snoozing at ease.'
Courage Americans! closed is the ordeal,
Judged is the cause. and with sympathy cordial
Here announce my decision to YOU
Justly yet kindly can in this matter act,
Lo! approve of you. fortunate cataract:
Fall OF Niagara! pass! you will do.
st. James Gazette.
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term of years. and will be glad to see my friends and
the travelling public generally No pains or expens
will be spared to make all who give me call corn
Portable Mr.. C. W. Henderson, so well known
this house will continue with ne.
j. M. PAGE, Proprietor.
MY HOTEL AT CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
tthe CENTRALl WILL NOT BE CLOSED. In my
absence Mr.. T. V. GOODWIN and my son. w. L. PAGE
Jr. will be pleased to see our friends
Mayo j. M. PAGE, Proprietor.
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Ladies' white skirts, all prices, al
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
! Third judicial District Of tho Territory
az Washington. holding terms 1t the city
OF Seattle In and for tho counties Of King
jennie Telsh plaintiff. "a Frank Welsh.
ComDlaint f,icd in the county Of King.
In the ofkice Of the Clerk of said District
Court.
The Vsisesl Sfases Of Amevsed sssi grssfiag
You arc hereby required to appear IN an
action brought Against JON hy the anove
named plaintiff In The District Court OF the
Third judicial District OF the Territory Q!
washington. holding terms g the CITY ol
seattle, IN the county Of King. for inc
counties OF King and kissaP and 70 An
aver the complaint nled therein WITHIN
sixty dAyu aflcr the date Of the n1s punli.
cation Of this summon,, sne datc q sne
fifss publication being the "a d,y o. yvne.
ISS2I or judgment ~ default VII g ~. -.
against you. according tot prayer q tns
TT Th i said action = brought to diaIclve
the bonds Of mafrimony between the plain
~ ma the defendant In satA action on
the Ground Of abondonmenl ct said plain
IN 81 I'D defendant and 70 recov-r ~
oosfs ma disbursements Of said platinum
IN "a action and fM general reitef.
Witness the Hon. Il. 8. OreoncS JooeS
az the said Court and the -
lsxAl- thereof. this 18th dAy o. Sune
JAMES sEAvEY. csrk.
n JAMuR LUplow. 0eRsey. -
6svo 8 16a11A AsanSnags - F.
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J.J. SHEPPARD,
n Contractor and Builder Of Seattle.

Naas and Specifications furnished free,
- contracts taken anywhere on Puget
sand. KOoms on Third st., 1t residence
IN. s. Miller. jei-tf
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MYsrEglOUs oRGANlsr.

Years ago at the grand old cathedral
overlooking the Rhine, there appeared u
mysterious orgauist. The great CON-
poser who had played the organ 30 long,
had suddenly died, and every person
from the peasant 20 the King was won
dorinQ who could be fund TO ill his
place. One bright Sabbath morning, as
the sexton entered the church, he saw a
stranger sitting az tho Grape shrOudcd
organ. He was q tall, graceful man.
with . pale but strikingly handsome
face, great black, melancholy eyos and
hair like raven for gloss and color,
sweeping in dark waves over his should
era. He did not seem TO notice the sex
ton, bat went to playing, and such mu-
sic as he drew forth from the tnstru-
ment no word can dsscribs. Tue aston
ished listener declared that the organ
seemed to have grown humxn-thas II
walled aud sighed and clamOred. When
the music as length ceased, the sexton
FASTENED 10 the stranger and said:
.PrAy, who are You, SIR
"Do hot ask my name," replied he; II
have heard that you are III want OF an
organist. and have come here on trial
You'll bo sure 70 get the place" ex-
claimed the SEXTON. "Why. you surpas1
him that's dead and gone"
mo. no-you oveI{ate me" resumed
| the stranger, With . sad smile; and then
AZ IL disinciined ID c0uyersation, "a
turned from old hams and began 70 plsJ
AGAIN. And now the music changed
from Q soFrowful strain % grand Ole
pear and the mysterious orGanisa-
.Lookinc upward full Of grace,
Prayed, till from = happy place
Gods glory smots him ON the faoe."
and his countsuance seemed not unlike
that Of Sc. Michael ~ portrayed BY Gut
| do.
| Lost in the hasmouies that sveilet
around him, he sAt With far seeing Rasl
fixed ON the distant sky-a glimpse o.
which be caught through the opsn VIM
duw-when there was = stir about ~
church and q royal party came sweepnj
in. Among them might Be- eeen youn,
c,rl. with blue eyes hks the violet hue
and lips like. cherries. This wAs tn
Princes Elizabeth, and al eyes suSne<
10 her q che seated hef8elf In The veavS
oushiuned pew appropriated TO the court
No sooner had tho msai0 reached he
ears than ate started n IL ghost haf
cruoeed her path. At hsst her eyss me
thoeo Of the organise, In = LONG, yeAxnin
look. and the melody loss - joyous ncee
M onos more walled and clamoeed.
..Bv nv faith vhsspsrsd shs KING :
his daughter. .'thi: ongsni.s nas ms.
Ter hand; Hask yss b ahAll pay = yoo
-. ~ laps 6 - Rsiasa peslsi
~ - es04 - aons-ene -
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King county, -.
L n. Hall, Judge and ex.offlcio Clerk
Of tho Probate Court Of said King county.
do hereby certify that tho forcScing 10 :.
full. true and cor-ect copy OF An original
order To show cause made BY our said
Probate Court and entered OF record on
the ID day Of July. 1852 In tho matter
OF the estate Of Joseph G. kinnear. dc
ceased.
In testimony whereof I have hersuntn
Get my hand and affixed the seal OF GU.
said Probate Court this said Sd day Of
July. 1882.
IaEAi-l ~. Hall: =.
Judge and cx-cf1icio Clork as Aforesaid.
]. Il. Lewis. Attorney for said Admin
is1rAtor JyJ-SW
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]. r LEWIS
8MeY AT Law. OFFICE
1870 Aailding. room and s
IN, n Oppsiss Occidental Hotel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ACHNOWLGOCMENT.

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General Agent, Etc.
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70 thank TIM IsAvxIxns' INSURANCE. Co.
for their promptncss in paying me the
amount Of insurance on tho policy held
BY my husband, George B. Reynolds, Of
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also wiah to thank Messrs. McLure d
Taylor for kindness in preparing tho
necessary prOofs. The amount Of the
policy Was 5000.
Yours truly,
(Siensd) MARY L. REYNOLDS
The TnAvELyns' Insurance. Co. issues
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