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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21
FALSE AND TRUE.
LIST OF DISEASES cURxD BIZ
kadWaY'S SarSaparilIial ReSnlFsni.

"NJ buADufu11stiud hOOUt tub
Chronic Skin Diseases, CARES Of the Bone. In.
rtors in the Blood, ScrofulOns diseases ~ -,
SnLlat,i-si Habit OF Body, Syphilis and Vene-esI
Fever Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers, salt Rheun.
R!ekets, White Swelling, seald Head, Uterine
maSang and Decay OF the BOdy, Pizapies &ad
B!otches, Tumors, DyspeDgis kidney and Bid.
ger diseases, Chronic rheumatism and Gouf
Consumption, Gravel and CGlcrlcus Deposits srld
varieties OF the above complaints to which some
times are given specious names
We assert tkat there is 10 Known remedy that
that Railways Resoirent furnishes. 1t cures sen
BIZ step, surely, rom the t0upcation and restores
the injured parts 70 their sound condition The
VASES o. me BODY ars stopped and healthy blood
teT1al is formed This is the irst corrective power
Of Railways Resolvent
II those who are taking these medicines for the
cure OF chronic, Scrofulous SyphiliHc diseases
however slow may be the cure, "feel better an
md their general healc improving their flesh
ana weight increasing, or even keeping its own, u
- sdFe slgn mat the cure IS progressing. II
W0lse-the virus OF the disease Is not inactive; 81
not arrested and driven from the blood Il VII,
ePread and continue to undermine the oo1stitu-
patent feel better," every aeGr you wiz grow
octter. and increase Ia health. strength and heSh
OVARIAN JUNIORS.
The removal OF these g:uoTs by Kadwayr
Resolvent Is now 50 Certainly established that
what was once considered Gl4nost miraculous "a
new IeeS a common recoSri1ed fsct b. ali parties
Srapf, NM. ]. II. Jolly aud mrs P. d. Hendrix
published In our Almanac FOR 1879; also, thst CT
- G. s. Biboins, In the present edition of cui
One bottle contains morc Of the actt7e prinoi
ples OF Medicines thsn sly other preparation
1akea L Teaspoonful doses, while Others reaulra
I've or SIX times as much
one Dollar Per Bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21

The half-breed papers are trying TO prove
that President Arthur is a liar. The New
York Tribune seems to be bossing the job,
and it must be c~nfessed considerable mead
way has been made.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21
The Army Worm.

CINCINNATI, June IA Commercial special
shows that the army worm is doing more or less
damage in many points in Southern Ohio. In
Butler and Warren Counties, in which much bar
ley is grower, suffer much. and although the
worm has only been at work for a day or two,
1t is estimated these Counties will have less
than a crop. Farmers are cutting barley before 1t
is ripe in hope OF saving it. The worm is reported
ing much damage.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21

THE free baths of the Cisy ofNew York
were patronized last week to the extent of
10, 900 washings. The death rate in that city
ought TO show there is life and health in
keeping clean.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21

Mrs. d UNMIRE, Guiteau's former wife
don't want the assassin hung. just why she
wants him to live is not stated.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21

Pennsylvania Oil well proprie,orS feel
happy. Two pounds of beefsteak can how
be purchased with one barrel of oil.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21

ScovnLE and his wife propose to play
quits Guiteau's bullet is still playing havoc
in the ranks of the Republican party.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21

THE Boone County Fair Will begin Au-
gust p and run to and through the 18th.
J. S. Cobb, Lebanon, Secretary.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21
Popular songs Forty Years Ago,

If a reminiscent with philosophical bent were
calling up the songs of the generation that opened
the woods aud planted the towns of White River
valley, he would improve the opportunity by
tracing. In the changes of this form OF social en-
Tel tainment between that time and this, the
changes OF social condition, the improved facili-
ties of intercourse with the world of taste an
culture, the larger diffusion of musical education
The traces might not be so numerous or easy oil
detection as those in the County records by which
Governor Porter discerns the stages of individual
or collective condition, but philosophical eye
could find them. and philosophical genius
could deduce their incubation. Having ny phi
losophical bent. and too narrow range OF mu.
steal recollection to furnish material for il If
had it, these random notes are meant only for a
moments entertainment. with as much instruc
lion as is almost necessarily blended in reason
ably Ineligible account OF state of things that
has passed away.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21
PERSONAL SONGS.

The sketch last week spoke of the dlfferauce Of
the patriotic songs OF log cabins clay fire. places
and big back logs, and those warbled behind plate
glass windows TO the accompaniment of piano,
and might have made the difference more accu-
rate by explaining that patriotic sOngs are rarely
heard IN the luxurious localities last instanced.
But such as are heard now differ from the earlier
ones as remarked ia the former sketch, in the en-
tire absence of personal illusions and almost as
entire exclusion OF local illusions, the names
and events of battles. as well as the names and
events OF their heroes. have never heard a song
or heard of one describing a Dattle of the late
as two quito popular forty odd years ago de-
scribed the defeat OF St. Clair and the victory of
Lake Erie. IL would sound odd TO us to hear a
song with fOlde-rOl chorus tell what Sherman
did at Kenesaw and what Hackleman said when
he fell at Corinth. But that was precisely the
style of the laudation of the last generation In
dividualism had not been refined out OF any con-
dition of society. The press merely the edi-
tor, and Oftener than otherwise he was quoted In
stead of his paper. The Louisville Journal was
Prentice, the New York Courier and Enquirer was
Webb. the indianapolis Sentinel was Chapman.
News was OF less consequences than the opinions
and discussions of editors, and papers ran TO
leaders and labor communications. The same
tendency TO individualize appeared in the songs,
and there was no popular poetry but what was
sung, that remember. That Is among those who
made no pretense of education, or what they
called quality" accomplishment, The songs o.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21

one Dollar Per Bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21
4 GRATEFUL RECOGNITION.

10 cure chronic or ng-stsndinr disasse IA
ICY Victory IN the healing art; tina. reasonfsz
power that clearly disoernE defect and supp;se1 =
remedy; that restores step Dy steD-by degree
me 2ody which has been slowly attacked and
NeSEened by an tnsfdious disease. not only c7T1.
Ilands oar respect but deserves our 9rtsts1de.
Dr. Railway has furnished mankind with thai
wonderful remedy, Railways Sarsapsriliian Re-
-. emf, which Rccomplishes this result and suf.
Ierlng 1nsnlty, who drag out an existence of
pam and disease, through long days and long
nights, owe hin their grsdtuoen-Aediosl Me-.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
Health OF Body is Wealth Of Mind.
SaTsapaTI|Iian ResO|VeD'

Pure blood makes sound aeSh, Etronz bone af
cle@r sk1n. II you would hare your hesh n; !
ple1ion fsiI, use Railways Sarsapsrffiian r.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16

Rev. J.W. Richasdson,ol Blythes-
vile, made the TIMES office a pleas
ant call yesterday morning. His
kind words of praise and encourage
mcnt, for the course pursued by the
TIMES in its advocacy of roform and
temperance sank deep into our heart.
Our old friend, Col. Joseph j.
Fassett, was among the callers at the
TIMES Office this week. The Colonel
has just returned from trip to Mis-
souri,, aud his account Of what he
saw and heard had a peculiar inter-
est to us, in that we have a host Of
kin folks in several localities visited
by him.
One convert was baptized by
immersion, and three accessions were
made to the baptist church during
the week.
Fishing and squirrclling are in
the hight OF their season.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16

Now that the election is over,
let everybody forget and forgive.
Remaining mad and indulging in
bitter reflections, can not mend mat
ters now. The men who get over
their disappointment first will be
those first ready for business, and
ready to repair the gaps. Let every
body, in the spirit of harmony, buck
lie down and 60 to work, forget tho
past, and look to the future.
1fyou want writing material, Note,
Letter, Bill, Legal, Foolscap, or any
other styles of paper; Pens, Pencils,
writing Inks, &c, go to
r. c. PRRwIrr's.
"A repleyin suit before Squire
Liston's court, last Monday, excited
some interest. The parties to the
suit were w. J. Harris, colored, and
Capt. o. J. Head. The testimony of
the witnesses oan best be expressed
with the letter X. The case was
tried by jury of six men-three
white and three colored, who return
cd a verdict in favor of Harris. The
case will go up to the Circuit Court.
Gaylord & Wynnc are agents for
Herbine. Try it.
Now that the election Is over,
and the business scason is opening,
let us forget all personal feelings en-
gendcred during heated canvass.
The farmers are ready to pick cot
ton, and gather their corn; let them
see to it that they get full market
value for their produce. The mer.
chants are laying in full stocks of
goods and supplics-the TINES is
ready and willing to give them the
advantage of its columns and large
ly increased circulation, to advertise
their goods. We know that some of
our business men are opposed to our
views on the subject Of temperance,
as they were to men and measures we
advocated; but that was our politi.
cal privilege, and we allowed them
the same; but on the growth, sue
cess, and prosperity of our commu-
nifty all are, or should be, agreed, and
all should work together for the COM
mon good.
If You want anything In the
Druggists line, go to
DIR. r. G. PREwITr.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16

A lady of our acquaintance has
been in quito feeble health for many
years with some complaint peculiar
to the sex-became emaciated-lost
her nppetite-was melancholy
sloepless-cross and frctful. Many
years suffering indicated that all
medicines were failure. Some one
suggested the use Of Droingoole's
English Female Bitters, as 1t was not
a patent nor secret remedy. 1t was
used, and seven bottles effected a
cure ds
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
Death Of Samuel Moss.

Thursday morning when it was
announced that Mr.. Samuel Moss was
dead, none were surprised. as that
event had been expected since Sun
day night. Mr.. Moss had returned
home but a short time from a trip up
the Tennessee River, where he had
gone in hope Of improvement, after
a long and tedious spell of sickness.
He had returned apparently benefit
ted and in a fair way of ultimate re-
covery. Last Sunday, however, he
was suddenly attacked with cholera
morbus, and in such virulent form
that life was despaired Of from the
start; yet by tho persistent attention
of his physician, DR., Dunavant, and
careful nursing. his life was prolong.
ed until Thursday morning ut |
O'Clock, when his spirit took its fight
to the great Beyond. Mr.. Moss was
one OF the old land marks Of Oscc-
ola; an honest, upright and honora-
bic citizen-a hard working man,
whose hands were never idle while
there was any work to be done. He
leaves a wife and son, to mourn his
loss, who have the sympathy and
coincidence of the entire community
in thoir ofliintiop
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
SI,cri0''s Sale,

Under and by virtue of an execution to me
directed by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Mississippi county. Tor tho sum OF iifty- eight
dollars and forty cents in-tercst and costs Ia ia
yor of Lucrctia Ilill and against Annie Gnrrctt
aud ". e. Garrett, ! will, In front OF the Court
House al the town of Osceola, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7TH. 1882,
Offer for sale and sell TO the highest bidder on a
credit Of three months with lien retained for the
purchase money, The following described lands
to-witi
The South half of North West quarter cf Sec
tion 20. Township No i6 North, Range No. l3
Easi. containing eighty acres, or 40 much
thereof as will satisfy said execution. Levied
ON M the property of Annie Garrett ct. ais to
satisfy said Judgment and costs.
Witness my hand ,his llth day OF September,
1882. W. b IIASKlNS,
e-lG-t sheriff.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
PclniscOt County Dots.
fComnlnlcalod.l /

Communicated
Hina Schultz is happy with a new
wife. and sober and popular.
Business very dull at Gayoso. No
money, but plenty of whiskcy.
DR.. Palmer, formerly of your town,
is doing a large and successful prac-
ticc.
Frank Bancroft is developing into
a good lawyer, and is running for
Probate Judge.
Crops of all kinds abundant and
the people are happy over the pros
pect Of the good time coming.
George w. Carleton and George
|. Coleman are candidates for the
Legislature. Both are good men,
and it will be close race.
Circuit Court in Pemiscot county
adjourned last Thursday. But little
was done, though many cases were on
both the criminal and civil dockcts.
Hon. II. NJ. McVeigh has boon re-
tanned by the Coleman's to prosecute
Gordon for the murder of young
Coleman. The case will be tried
next March.
DR.. S. II. Steele recently lost an
infant. The Doctor is a candidate
for clerk of Pemiscot county, with
good chances of success. No better
Doctor, or citizen or worthicr gentle
man than Steele.
Col. II. Martin Williams last Tues.
day made forcible presentation OF
the claims of the Greenback party
in Missouri He was disgustod to
find Pemiscot county without a sin.
gle Grecnback vote.
Capt. d. Fields, well and favorably
known at Osoeola, is building him a
fine steam saw-mill, with handsome
cabin, and will have her ready in two
or three weeks. Capt. Fields is one
of the most enterprising citizens oi
Pcmiscot county, and a most success
full lumber dealer. at the late term
o! the Pcmiscot circuit court, as We
are informed by his counsel, Capt
Fields obtained divorce from hi.
wife living in Indiana, having shown
up good grounds for separating from
her; and finally becoming divorced
by decree of court. XXX.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16

DIR. Winstead resided at Lono post
Office, where he kept store of drugs,
dry goods and groceries combined.
In order to protect his goods from
thieves he had been in the habit of
placing a loaded doublc-barrclcd shot
gun in the store in such n way as to
cover anyone entering. After set
ting the gun it seems the doctor had
occasion to enter the store, and in
his endeavors he discharged the gun,
the whole load passing through his
body, killing hum instantly. lie
never spoke, so that it was never en-
actly found out how the accident oc-
cured Sentinel-Star
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
A Jaun( 10 EllpaOt. .


Like most of our friends and neigh
bors, wo arc on the "puny" list.
Last "Wednesday, tho female depart.
ment Of the TINES outfit, having of
late hoard so much Of combina.
tons" In connection with carrying
plans through to successful issue,
put their heads together and com.
bined. One went over to friend and
ncighbor Bacchus, while another
rushed down to neighbor Will. vii.
liams, and when they reported re-
suits, they found themselves in pos
session of a mule, buggy and har.
ness, which after some soft talk, and
persuasive argument, they enticod
us to enter 1--WE mean the buggy, not
the mule), telling us ca short ride
and breathing little pure country
air would do us good" Submit
ting with the indifference character
istic Of debilitated, bilious and ca
daverous swamper, we were driven
up the road as far rs Elmot. 1t had
been year since we had visited this
section, and in such short time, what
changes had been made! Evidences
of thrift and enterprise greeted us
on every hand; new fields, nicely
fenced In, and all in a high state OF
cultivation; the finest crops of corn
and cotton greets one on every hand.
New, neat and oozy dwellings are
scattered all along the road and on
the farms; the old Williams school
house has been replaced by large
and commodious church house, neat
ly finished, in and out. Here a
school is in progress under the man.
agement Of Mr.. J. NJ. Paris, with an
average daily attendance of thirty.
five scholars. Close by Is the neigh
borhood graveyard, where as we drove
past, we noticed five newly made
mounds, which indicated that even
this thriving neighborhood was no,
exempt from the malarial influences
which seems to prevail throughout
the entire valley. Time being lin.
tied we made brief halt at Mr.. Jno
Oglesby's residence, where we spent
half an hour in pleasant and sociaI
converse; then over to our old friend
James Williams, where we formed
the acquaintance OF his charming
and agreeable lady. Here we als6
met her sister, Mrs. ID. Waller, anC
her interesting little family. The
medicinal virtues of a huge water
melon was freely discussed, after
which with many regrets at leaving
such charming company, the motiv,
powcr-thc mule-was headed fol
Osceola, "Well, don't you feel bet
ter, after your ridcy" was the first
query by thu combinators after We
reached home; and we had to admit
that it had better after effect than
either blue-mass or quinine.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
IfOSs RENT!

viii I.Er, for a term OF yea's. 20 good ten
ant thai arst-cass Plantation, situated IN thr
lower end OF Mississippi County, ARR, known
as the SHAWNEE VILLAGE PLACE. The premises
good state OF cultivation; Steam Oini saw Mlll
Dwelling aud tenement houses-thc whole being
under good fence. Leass W commence January
Is, lss3 .r
Apply 10 the undersigned. at Nashville, Tenn,
or 10 McNegh s Scmmes, Osoeoa. Ark.
MM. 5 BRASSFORD,
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
10 Whom il MayConccrn

This is To certify that Frcnchman's Bayon
Lodge No. 30 T. and A. " at a stated meet
ing on May 9Th, A. ID. 1882, for gross unma'
sonic conduct, dill expel Henry +. Chcvali' =
from all the rights ami privileges of Masonry
forever, 5. A. BEALL, W. M
W. :. BARGER. Secretary
Louise. L. o. Mississippi county. Ark.
Little Rock papers please copy, S-l6-l
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16

BAILEy's SALINE APERiENr is a
pleasant, cooling cathartic for the IN
slant cure of headache, indigestion,
constipation, heartburn, biliousness,
etc. DIS
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
Office.

No,icc is hereby given that the undersigned
will, at the October Term, lSs2 Of the Missis-
sippi County Court present and file In said
Court a petition for tho purpose of laying out
and establishing o county road, running from
6. A. Iiearn's iarm in Clear Lake Township, vin
the foot Of Clear Lake. to the county road at
Carr's farm near Barfeld Point. This liih day
Of September, 1882 j. ]. CARR.
s-iG-2 By J. o. Blackwood Atty,
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
WARNING ORDER,

~ MISSlN SlIIl CIRCUIT ttlNI-lO FALL
TERM, 1882.
j A. McAiis''r Plaintiff.
sarah H. Mchlistor, defendant.
The defendant, sarah IL Mchiister. IL warned
to appear IN tins Court within thirty days, and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff James A.
Mchlis,er. This August 3ls', lSs2'
ben II BActIilIl. Clcik. =
iiy Hugh r. McVcigh, u G.
McVcigh h Senmcs attorneys for plaintiff,
j, % Blackwood attorney for dert s-2-i
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
FOOlisl, 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 a 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 ady.-ITimcs.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16

rkTT0 wanted. Ladies or gents can
AUIN l. - earn ~ TO S5 o day, ut home.
Address Hewitt Manufacturing Co, Box s6e.
II itshlIrg, Pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16

Fine Graverly Chewing Tobac-
co at DIR. Il. &. PREwTT's.I
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
e.ratc1iIitO anyasidS.

FIoreston Cologne is grateful to
invalids, because it is refreshing
without the sickenirg effect Of most
perfumes. DIS
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
BES' 7

nnnm business now before the public .
kAN1 You can make money faster
ullO IL work for us than at ANYTHING else.
Capital not needed. Wewil start
you Sl2 day and upwards made
at home by he Industrious Men, women, boys
and girls wanted everywhere To work for us
Now is the time. You can work in spare 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 e
can fail to make enormous pay by engaging ut
one. Costly ou'h, NJ, ana honm terms free. Money
TaUE Co Augusta, Maine.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16
HTOllgI, on ChiIIs,S

Cures 8 cases for % cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga. dj.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-16


1t Is not at all poisonous, except to
Insects, and can be inhaled or
eaten with impunity by the
human family and
animals.
A never failing destroyer of vermin. Roach
es, Bcdbugs Rleas, Mosquitoes and Flies can not
exist where the Powder is freely distributed.
Sportsmen should never be without 1t; 1t effect
ally rids dogs Of their greatest encmy-the fea.
Poulters will find it a never failing preventive
tor Lice, lIedbugs and other yermin that iniest
the nests and coops One package Is guaran-
tced TO rid house cfectually and permanently
of Bedbugs and Reaches, or money refunded.
FOR REACHES "A few applications will
drive them eatirely away from the promises II
acts like q charm A safe and sure remedy. A
OF thcae most distasteiul pests
FOR BEDBUGS.-A prominent citizen, who
does not want his nam mentioned, says; I'VE
w ere so unfortunate az TO buy o second hand
had summon begun ;han We found 10 cur sur
prize that our house was oycr-run with bedbugs
Wei We tried soap suds, turpentinc carbon oil
and half dozen other articles, but with enly
Temporary relief We had to get up nearly every
night and gather them up, all we couldfnd, hi,
the house was full OF them. At asst wu.tried Swe-
dish Insect Powder, with little iaith In it, but
one application told the tale. II did the woik k
Quick'as lightning; i almost instanty killed all
W. could rcach and drove the entire balance
out of the house. We wer delighted; sur
prised. Next night, about midnight, we went
Tor them again, but, to our dlsap pointment, not
a bug could be found. only a few shells, and
that was all and we have not seen bug about
the house since. We would not take 5000 IN
gold for bottle of il IL we could not replace IL.
It's worth more than its weight in gold - We
have hundreds OF letters testiying to its AZ
celcnce.
FOR FLEAs in dogs, cats, Sc,, a little dust
ing oil II drives them out ur kills them (thc acas)
outright and does not inJure the animals
FOR POULTRY IL il uneQnalcd. An occa-
siona T. licatiun In the nest and about the roost
will rid every chicken house OF it, most dread
cd enemy.
FOR MOsQ UITOS A teaspoonfg. heapcd
on "A saucer and lighted at the top sends of a
pleasant perfume, but deadly smoke TO these
Troublesome nightly visitors, and in less than
half AL hour your room Ia entirely ri.l of the :.
They drop down: par ,ly1cd aud never get up
again, You sleep in peace.
FOR AN rs 1t kills them and drives them
out No insect life can live near 1t, but to hu-
man or animal life IL is hasmlcss,
We have neither ms nor space TO dwell on
the discovery ui tins great boon. The simple
fact that ii viii do all and more than We claim
Tor il is sufficient.
II Is FULLY WARRANTED.
IL in any Instance. after fair trial, II fails 20
do half what We clam TOR II, We VIII refund your
money. Give 1t trial and You VIII be happy.
Address all Orders to JAS II. J D!iNSON &
CO, IG9 slHiIhfcld street. pittsburgh. Pa.