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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10

Ueripritt gerabe burd1 bieie nab pifen9aith1en
qrucpisn erioIsts 9uiammenietuns slst1maBiss
gIr,ung uue ben beit moalihen Grtolg. 9esbalp Tons
uen iopobl Ieryte dl5 Qranle h bties glittsIS NIT
str 0r56ten Suueriiat bsbSnSn. % III feline srluS'
lp't SebnuptuRa penn mir idgsn, eab Cd ben srine'
thiter wiiieni1aitli6en Smbien bis iekt NOD Mot
geun1cu it, Gin beiiereS RitteI CUR SeiguHs uon pals
& gunaenIrantbeiten ber,ufegm. Ole aranibeit ptro
6urA oen @ebraud beseIben uidt bIob gehoben, ions
eern 90 psretH bic Qrnn,beiisteims aus BEN Sphsm
cuiiSrui. Sis oeiIuua N cine itneas uno fdere.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL eisust Fp fir patienisn
isbrn aers io GeialeatCs ieIbi fur ainesr, bic 60
wcatn bee suttn 0tIamades obus Sapisrigfeit nsb'
msu. 9ei 9sbaRSIuns uon sewobuIiatm SufteH,
Grtdltung, SaIscntliueuna, Srondttts, Jn'
fucnid, Affbma, 9rduHc urb Cdtdrrb VI bic ssir'
tuna pom AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL cine aeraoesh
erilauuenos. Eauienee wsreen idbrlt6 hur0 pen se"
tigtu Gebraua bssislben uor i4psrsn araRtbeiten
b,pabrt CO ioate In teiner Samilie fshI:u ols eih
Sdu5mitteI acaen ploSlae anidue. 9ti Reudbbu'
Zen uuS Nuslsbruns aibt 60 isiu piriiamsrss une
ln6erneeres glittel als etties.
Die eriiauuIiden Quren, tpsIhe AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL In Der adnssu Melt beptTtt 4at lho elh'
bt.rtihenbs garan,iS, bab es auh in 3ntrnt ete
beiten RtiuItate sTsisISn viEe. Gin nHPartstii9tr
geriudj pirs IsIbf ben drsitn SrpsiIsr pen isinsF
uunserbarsn SeiIIrait lberisultn, uno ptre peitsF
tr aRsr,suuuns bts gOrsuss iabrtn, ben esies Nra'
parat por aaeu aResrn RittsIu sur esiRHs pOn snH'
asutrautbsitsn sepdbrt.
Disbsitsu asrste Sss eansss FnS NIT Der Suiammsn'
ttt,ra uon AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL befanHt nne
smpsbIsn ss ibrsu paisnisu uub usri4reibenss inp.
rsr qraris. 1as 9susuib siues baIbtn SabFbunesrta
lissri cintn uulIm6bIiden 9eweis, bab sieies pra'
parat i'm 5taues IT, aus eunasnirantbsitsH gu bsilen
bic absrbalpi nSa msui4uasr SiIis susdusIi9 i'ns'
3uberritet bon Or. 3. 6. aBrr & Co.,
Praltii5s unS aualptiias Gbemisr.
eowSI, nRaf.
4 uT Il So 4 Z
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10

= 9lus Der ,,9es6" pirb bsri6tst,
eab bic bortisen Sauern 8irnbdume
in srober 9InSubI pflanSen.
= Hetp WliIforb, in Susquebama
County, tpurbe AM Wiitttpp6 Nabmits
tag bon einem berbeerenben Seuer beims
seiubt, ipeI6es einen S6aben bon
$40, 900 anridtete. Inter ben seritbr'
ten 8ebduoen 1T bas Union Sotel uno
mebrere 0ei6dftsIotaIe. Die Ssuers
ipebr bon 8inSbamtOn Ieiitete quite
9ienIte.
- Srau Sobn 6. SapIep, S6nies
8ermutter 6es Srn. 8. u. g9atres, iturb
am Sanitus.
**<,GS 1T befer Sieienissn llebsI
dusSubaIten, bic man fennt, aIs Croft
;u iuben in anbern, bic man ni6t
tennt." 9lber nod be1er 1T es 9lierens
fraut su benuBsn unb bann perben bic
Se9enpdrtlsen llebeI in 0ampf bers
9eben. 99enn Sic SIauben in 0efabr
Su iein bon i6Ie6er Sale, 8ppfi6mer,
Sen, bBiem 9Itbsm, seiuntenen glusen,
tranfen glieren glnSei6en 9ploener
9leer Ober berSIeiden &rantbsiteu, nebs
men Sic iofOrt cinise SoIen Gieren,
traut. I'm bieien Gronfbeiten porus
beuSen nebmen Sic es-in trUdener
o6er fltiiit8er 6prm, es tpirb Sbnen beIs
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
Bon Netersbura.

Die g9ittpe Dlatine itarb am
Iebten 9pmeritas Mprsen ;iemIi6 ms
eripartet, ba iie alien slui6eine mad
auf Der 8eherunB mar. Sic iparo 66
Sabre uno 8 Wtpnate alt mb binterlGbt
cine perbeiratbete Sobter umo einen nod
lebiSen SObn. 6rieoe ibrer 9li6e!
-@eItern, am 8. Tlai, ipurpe aud
Die GbeIrau bss Sm. @briitian SuIb
besroi9t. Ssrr Yfr. @unberIi9 bieIt
bic 8rabrsbe.
Der Stor6 bsI6esrte benz 9arI
8Iaims lebte 8pbe einen geiunben
Sursen, pcSu mir benz Sarl un6 iener
Gbefrau gratuliren.
- Der itdSiiI6s 9lIeGpr Iduft mi
bcm srobeu Bud unter Dem 9lrm Dor
elmer Strabc Sur anoeren. Ma6's mn
sndOis, Serr 9;i,iior, oSer Der Z -
bOIe bid nit Ssinsm srpBen Suae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10

SS- 9auft Cure Gisarren bon s. g.
Short & So, i'm SaIep Saus SIod,
Serantun, ga. l73
G6s- Su Sropn's Bee S0iue iinS isbt
bic 6riibiabrss OiOoen bon Damens unb
Serrsnso oiitsn eridieneu.
sA- s. g. Sbprt & Co., i'm BAILEY
SauS 9lod, fabriSiren cine cbenio feline
9igarre, ipie in bieiem Staate cine 8es
ma6t wirc. 1913
p9- Srtibiabrspaarcnieee 0Gttuns
in 8rpipn'S 8rc Sipe. 0iobern unb
bilis.
n@- 9Ieiber, NtGnteI, 9tbde, Striims
pfc mb iebe glrt Sleipun9sitiide tDns
nen Iei6t unS i6bn nit ,,Diamant"s
6arbeitOffeu sefdrbt tuerben in mpber'
nen @ouIeuren. 9iur 10 Gents.
s@ s. g. Short & Co., Sabritans
ten Der 6iInfsGent ,,Puif" uno reinen
9ldtters Gisarre, i'm SaIIep Saus
Blpd. l7,3
B4- Cine Gobitdt in 9roipn's See
Sipe iinb Die Sars'Sranse, nit bouts
iben uno eu8Iii6en Sni4riften.
B@- SmpOrtirts beuti6e Stridbaum'
poue uno Strumpfpaaren Ioeben anBes
fommen in 8rOpn's See Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
AuS benz obcreu 5bale.

- Sn Biuton itarb am Sreitas elm
alter Seutiber Burger 9iamens Casper
9temmert.
= Sn ELEPHANT sreisnste iib bpriBe
Q9odfe uur Elm Sobesfal bon ben
goden; baS Spfer mar bic 23idbrisc
Gelia Obligation. 9teue &rantbeitsidle
iperoen feline Ssmeloet mO Die glufresa
un9 Ie9t ii6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10

/ 9lm Wlcntas bSsannen tie grbeiter
an benz Suneament fir bic neuen
| @cbnbduIer bes Srn. 81. WliIler, an
Gebar 9lDenue.
R1- Satob @eiscr, IT,, 504 Gecar
glpenue. : Urober Scrrotb bon Pfeis
fen, GisarrenipiBen, gtuis, Iabatss
beuttI, 9abat Bette GiBorrsn ei8ener
Sabritatipu. 9robirt lie.
na- 9erIanst pirb: Sin &nabe
ni6t mter 16 Sabren gum Grlernen
bes 8dderbanSnsrtes. gu erfrd8en
BEL Sobn Sdeuer, nabe S9aOts Gis'
baus.
oerr Senrp 6aatr ipiro am ndbiten
Samitag feline neue 98irtbihaft baS
;Sr0ntIin optel an GeNar gIUenue,
nit einem freien 9unh erbfnen uno
la6et gu Semielbsn feline 5reunbe mb
Die Seutiden iiberbaupt Elm.
BD@ sSrau Wiarb SrGmsr lit ioebcn
bon 9teip Dnrt nit elmer Srpben 9luss
mabl bon Srubiabrss Oiooen Surild8es
fsbrt, bsitebenb aus SIten, SIumen,
SGnOeru, Sebern Il. +. IL. Die Waas
ren iinO pOr;usIiG mO Breiie niebri8.
Die @attin beS Sru. Sobn @asner
6eI6entte benielben AM 0ienitdB Dicrs
een nit einem muntern 0tGb6cn. Dds
rim IGge UNI feline teipnoere SeSeutung,
Ssnn sS paiiirt fait ispen Sag, - aber
Srau MaBner lit bic einSi9e 9pbter ees
Sn. SriB DtiiIlsr uno has Wtd8olein
9erape auf ben Sobresta8 ietner SrpBs
mutter SebOren.
8Ur nabe brsi @p6sn crtranf in
Yrcpicence Elm &nabe NamenS gSm.
Steele, unb ba behen 2eidc ni6t 8efuns
ben perbsn fonnte, IieBen bic gltern
ia6tmbiSe 5au6er aus benz Often
fpmmen, aber aud bieIe iuhten pers
9ebens. glm Dtontag 9eSen Dlitta8
bemerlte eiu Sobn bes 9rn. Sobn
S6went auf einem Stiid angeibWemms
tenn 9anOe SeBsnuber ber Seifenfabrif
cine 2eide uno es itelIte iiA beraus,
oab eS bieieni9e beS Uermibten &naben
mar. Der 2ei6nam lag III iel6tem
Molier, muB aber crit tiir;Iid aus Der
Sieie beroufSeipmmen Iein, benn er
mar nod taum III Seripeiung ilber8es
gansen. Gr wurbe Den Gltern in
FropiNence Su8elteIlt.
Dian ipridt oaoon, burd bic elite
gSarb bis nab ben ncuen Stablwerten
unb BON bort Sur9 Die Stat berauf cine
StraBenbabn anSuIegen. Die Sa6e 1T
porIduiig nod Elm 9rpieIt, ba8 ii4 ipobl
nit Der 3eit peripirtIl9en mag unO Ulels
lei6t aud WtinpOta unb TapIOrpiae
einl6IieBt.
SSn 30. 9iatter'S Sale ipirb am ndd'
iteu Nipntas glbenp sur 6eier beS aIts
hcuti6en YiinSitfCItes Elm Bal ab8es |
balten werbsn, fur ben 8roBdrti8e Sors
bereitunsen SetrOfen iino. gSer ii9
baber amiiiirsn mil, gebe Su 9tatter,
in bic Gpncoroia SaIIe.
Uli6aeI Sunbp, MitaIieo Ses Gom.
mon Councils fur bic II. Q4aro, itarb |
am 5reita8 DiOrsen i'm 39iten 2ebcnSs |
iabre. Gr binterIGbt cine Stau uno |
fiinf Sinber in bebdbiSen llmit6ncen.
Die Strait bes 81. 8Obinipn 9pdes |
bat man9eS 0teni9entino bier sum
Sale 8ebra6t. Sine 9rpbe bon einem
balben 9uBenb 0ldiem mar aud Dem
Siertrinfer 0enloenp. |
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
Climb Sie ruinirt

in t0rperIi6sr 8esisbuns aus irssuS
psI6em @runbs irssn6 tpsI6er llria9e,
feionoers tpsun 6ies Der SAL lit bur6
@ebraud irsenb zines Der tluienb ses
beimsn SaIfsmitteI bic 10 pieI Ueripres
den nit Iansen sefaIidten 3eusnihen,
-fiir6teu Sic iib uidt.-lleberSeben
Sic Ii6 Der beilsn6en 8raft Der 9ppfens
9itisrn unb in frlrasr 3eit pirb Sbrs
Geiunbbsit tuieSsr bic bette, bIubenbite
Isi,,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
2lms Der IL. 00are.

Serr Senrp s. 3iesIsr bat @obns
baus uno Store in bibi6efer g9siie
6urd ben glnitrsi6srpmisl Ses Srn.
9lnieIm albert psridDnern Iahen.
Serr S. S6impff IdBt isinem Saus
einen neuen 9lnitri9 scben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10

Der Sturm bon 9isnitas gta6s
mittaS ideint III manten 8e9enoen
ungebeursn S9uOen setban ;u baben.
8aterIon, 5rentpn, gtep gorf, @iIs
Transport uno anbere Stdbte ipurben
beimaelu6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
gSc6iel, @aTage, Seuer : ec6ens geri. G5el6aft

VVDn- f. K1eSe1,
Gtdblrt 1859. 5f3 eadaRdnua aptnut SeraHtpn, pa,
gB cd I auf ale sr5um in Ser6et
S6iffsf6eiue 9fSrbmna paGarn dbr
8elb n q
Nstntur penn a
unb Srrfau SGuen
Be Siunn a No
mitin
nfr S@aubisuns auiu aauf
aar has S&uitra6 ial6lnbu Sei6Gf snsllt.
RstitPdfft TrStu in fajtfn Gif tiOrst
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
Sas bette Nysittcl
Gals G. 9ungrnleibrn.

SlliiAentrGlltpetteH itno ! 0
uIasmtiu uOrbsrridsnS uue
seiabrIid, bab elm iiaerss
uRS JuOsrIdfisss SsiImitttl
cine gBobltbat fir iseen uon
bieiem 2eioen sepIasier
Weui,ben 1T. 9iper'e air'
idenSruffmiftStlC CHERRY
PEcToRAL) 10 Gls ioIass
beiannt. unS teiHes Der ans
beruio bauiia auseprisienen
Wli,ttl per6ieHt easSertrau'
en- bss qubliiumS 70 isbr
1wis siries. Sasislbe IL dt'
1mii5 suiammeussiest aus
ben uortrsiFiailsu bsr H,e'
bieiuiiasu gSifieni4ait bs'
fauuteu 9irlueimitteI uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
Oeutfcbe
Ybotograbbie 0allerie,
BON
Scimricb Srep,
42l 2adaipanna gbenue, Scranton.
unc Ode Dtain unO SadipnItraben,
Spbe Bart, ga.
Scimricb sSreD,


TEN ssrbrtsn bsutl6sn pubIifum birns bier.
nit Sur gtnsigttn giadribt taB llntrr,tidnetr
bic photographic 6jallsrieets Sr. {. R. Gpnns,
42i 9adawanua NStuus, Serantcu, srpprbtn
bat uub eisislte prrlpnIit Itittn piro, pGbrenb
tii6tse 9rbsitsr bsiIsn Ssss parf gaatrit sors
lfsbrn, bic pis bisbsr fprtssfiibrt pirb. Die
gallsrir 42f eaddnanna gprnue IN bic ttftiR.
seridtett une i6Snits In Srautpn unb line
bties grItaftr nit ben ntutiitu unb ttisn Sn-
lfrumrnttn unb Ausriimustn ptrIsbtn. gBir
tmpfrbltn uns fur auinabmsn isetr glrt giletr
in eer 6jaIlrrit, aIs aud fir eanbIbaftsbibtr,
GtbGubt, @slellIbaftsu, ETC., uup has Gppirsn
unb gngrpBern ppn 9ilprrnpirb gut unb tilia
bslprst. 3u6ise unb eSmptttnit arbtittr
itrbtn uns sur Ssiis unb biirftn mir unIre
6rsunbe Srii6srn, pab nibts Striaumt pire,
lis nit ben Arbsitsn unb aud IN Der Stbsnung
Spllifanbis su stfrispisrn.
gictrrabmtn ju ssh. ausEabl ;u biais,n
preiltn.
sluf Sprbtriss 9lnjriss pretn gIufnabmtn
aud Spnntass bticrst, lin stntistsu 3u-
ipru6 biitsnN, ;ei6nsi
Ssnrg 6rtp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
(GiuaeIanot.)

slm Samitas bat elm SliBssitrabl
CSdpsr pirp IS mir ju iastn)
glu 9dfrb 6ripsr's nrurni Sdus
Zen S6crnlttiu sinasi6ldssn.
Das II rod arg - 10 srpb ju ifir,
SD lag rS uuStrbpIeu,
Ia iOn ,.bsim SliB" ben SIigi4las bod
Ias TcunrrpGtisr boIru. Y. 8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10

= llnier berebrter Rcporter, Prof.
g. Sofia, tmb Satin, iuurben am Iebs
ten 6reitas bur6 cine 9ln;ubI bon
Srsunoen unb 6remOinnen oneenebm
ii5erraIbt, nel6e Dem Baare seIeSents
lid beS StpbIiten SubrestaeeS Ieiner
SermabIuns ibre Glidpiinide unb
9o3eaan9si6enfe barbra6ten. 9tu'
tiirIib brinsen mir uniere 9Iiidpiini6e
i'm 8trein nit bunoert glnoereu bar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10
(Gin9slunOt)
Serrn SbeUbDr Seiifmger,
gu isinsm 6Ohrn @rtartstast
am If. M1ai 1888.

Gag bss 9ubtIs, Gag her Grsues.
Srrjlib fpmmtn mir psrtint,
@insm 6rrune gu Gbrsn btuts,
., ME IL es peblssmsint. -
Otins Satin, beint 8inetr,
Sbne 3abl bic 5reunes al,
Jfti6tn tir Sum Druid ris SGnbr
0sute frEb!ib alSumal.
Gintu gSunf6 uur Vile trassn
sis in Ssrssn, tisftsp.st.
,Seisn ned rsht pitle Sabrt
5n ibrsm Artis' Dir ,ussltst!
Mod rsht lanss, lanss bliibs
6tluuebsit Slid uup Segsn bir;
Gin etbsn rbnf Sprg uub Riibt
Sfstt frTbIib nod srrIsbs bier"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-10

RS~ 8armr unb gnesrt. bic Gin nnitan'
biats, Iufratipts astniursslblit piinhsn,
hnr6 has Is So bis 800 psu Sag psrbitnsn
fSnnsn, ipIltn IOfpIt cine prffartt lsnstn an
8. g. g9ilfinIpn Co., 1876 nne 197
BuItpniiraBs Nrw yprf. 5O6m
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-10
For Sale.
THE BLACK MARE. HOOSIER GIRL.

THE BLACK MARE, HOOSIER GIRL,
Fifteen and half $50 hands high, seven ~
years Old next spring, very handsome and attrac.
tive III appearance, perfectly safe and reliable for
anyone to drive, does not pull lug pure.gaitetl
and sound, without spot or blemish; has never had
any regular handling, has no record and has
shown private trials very fast for a green one
wears no boots or weights. and will make valua-
Die mare either for track or breeding purposes and
II properly handled this ason will make a trotter
sure As a road mare she has very few equals and
no superiors, as in addition to her speed She has a
gentle, even disposition and good lasting qualities
PEDIGREE-Sired by Messenger Star son of
knlcker6ocker son of Rysdyks Hambletonian: first
dam Belle Paraee (record 2:35), by Fitch's Ham
blctonian: second dam by New York Black Hawk
son of Long Island Black Hawk, Sd, dam by An.
drew jackson. etc. Messenger Stars dam was
Nellie Stitts by Seeleys American Star who sired
the dams of more fast trotters than any two other
horses in the world second dam by Ohio Eclipse
son of American Eclipse: Knickerbocker's dam
Lady Patchen (Wood's), by George NJ Patchen.
son of Csssius NJ. Clay. Lady Patchen's dam was
by Abdnllah the sire of Ryskyk's Hambletonian
This mare runs to imp Messenger l8 times.
Also SORREL BILLY, ~.
Foaled May, 1876, sired by Red Buck Pacing rec.
ord 2:2l y. Sorrel Billy is double gated, bald
face and three white legs, fine and tail per
fectIy sound and gentle-any child can drive him:
true IN all harness; has wonderful endurance, and
Is nne-looking; is thoroughly broke, and u great
goes steady and level and strong, and can show
more speed than any green horse in the country
The horses were shipped from the East last
spring, are acclimated and in good condition, and
warranted in every respect MS represented.
Prices reasonable. For further information ap-
ply to c. p CROY
Jadlm HALEY, Idaho.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
SYSTEMATIC DISCIPLINE.
- q -----
GSCEOEA askSH SCHOOL
The first term Of this School open
ed September l1th., 1888.

The first term of this School open
ed September 18th, 1888.
Commodious Building, Healthy Location,
Competent and Sufficient Faculty; Course of
study equal 10 any in The state
First Session Of nye months opened Sept i7th
TERMS. PER MONTH:
Pupils outside Of School District No. 1.
Common school course, ..................... SO 90
High school Course. co.
Latin, Bookkeeping, etc, ..-..,...... 600.
mhHlV ''.t''', ,'''t''''s'..' '...-....... 4,Vo
Practice, one Aour, ,...........---....... 100
n o d, ,duction 70. absence for lees than month
Young girls or boys of limited meane aeslrlr z
to prepare themselves for teachers, can obtain
reduced rates by applying to the PRINCIPAL
Parties desiring TO send from home TO school
and teachers desiring to pre- pare themselves for
higher grade of teaching, VIII do well to invGs
iigate the merits of osceola nigh School before
making final arrangements elsewhere.
Patrons of the School. aud parties desiring in
formation relative 10 patronzing IT, will have
their WISHES kindiy considered by applying dl-
rectly 10, or by addressing the
PRINCIPAL,
Osceola High school,
l0srcola, Ark.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
r. Il, HALE, W. r. WILLIAMS, G. F.sTowELL
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
ss~Adver,isers by the year will hcrestrIcted

sS- Advertisers by the year will herestrlcted
10 their legitimate business.
esr~ Yearly Advertisements may be changed or
reset four times curing the } ear nee OF chafSe'
esy-Parties contracting for yearly advertise
mcuts and disseminating from any cause. Will be
charged snort tune rates, as per time Inserted
SIZE RATES.
ey-roreign Advertisements, sent through
Advertising Agencies, must be paid for in ad-
vance, or a deposit made with some one whom
I'VE may designate.
csr- Marriages and deaths, not eXcee,ilng ten
iines will be published NJ news, iree of chafSc'
but obituaries, tributes of respect. mineral notl'
ccs and invitations charged as advertisements.
ssg~ Ali perfonal matter, letters or eonmunl-
cations setting forth Individual schemes OF m
tcrests to be promoted, emanating irom parry
or parties, organizations or societies, VIII Dc
charged for as other Advertisements
csr-In all legitimate demands of the demo-
cratic or Conservative party or Of the great M
Gerests of the general public upon OR columns,
the Times Will not iail of iis duty
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27

lifted up himself and family from the
humber walks of life; no; but wri,
ting on the scroll Of his armorial
achievements, the simple words, PEI
Ardad, he left a lesson for his chill
dren far more valuable than the bau-
BILE he had won from his country, or
the estate which he left behind him.
With him, the first Of his family, it
was glory enough TO remind his chill
dren of the difficulties he had van
pushed, of the spirit and genius of
him who had through difficulties liv-
ed the life of a man.
And in truth, what is worth having
in this life which costs us nothing to
obtain? Difficulties surmounted, not
shifted, not Stunned, must ever be
the experience of the heroes of the
world in their efforts to obtain for
tune, armorisl honors, fame or ordi-
nary responsibility. These coveted
objects of ambition are won through
difficulties, and lost for the want of
them. The people of a certain To-
celity in India will point the travel
er to a magnificent tree, the seed of
which, dropped in the crack of am
immense block Of granite, sprouted,
grew, until shooting its roots down
ward in mother earth, 1t finally burst
ed in twain the solid rock, attained
its proper dimensions and altitude,
and stood the peer of any tree in the
forrest. a fssure in a granite block
is not good place for trees to be-
gin life; but when they do, and make
their way up, the example is better
than the magnificent boast of Fitz
James, who only vaunted in words
what the India tree did in deed.
The truth which we seek to CON
vey is old, as old as the day when
Adam delyed and Eve spun, as old
as that greatest of all antiquities,
Truth itself; but in these days of
hurry and rush, it is well once in a
while to go over them. The truth
existing in all of us refuses TO recog-
nize novelties in morals as any part
of truth, and passes them by unheed-
ed. To be reminded Of the truth in
language which does not cloud or
befog it, is an acceptable service to
all. We have read much and heard
much in our time, and we have about
concluded that the nature of man,
his origin, destiny and highest prin-
ciples of conduct while here, are all
as much known to-day as they ever
will be, and hence we make no pre-
tence Of writing anything new in
principle. The English poet, Crabbe,
told an old truth in few terse words
when he wrote
"1n idle wishes, fools 81 pnely stay.
Be there a will. and wisdom finds way"
Here we will for the present con
clude this series of articles, express
ing the hope that the time we have
bestowed upon them has not been
misemployed; and if they have af-
forded some struggling youth, COM
ing up through difficulties, ray Of
encouragement to "kecp a coming,"
until he finds his true path in life
and the will to walk Ia it, we will
be amply repaid for our time, and
we will leave our reputation as a
writer to make its own fight. So
No MORE ANON.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
R-~-S

In the trial of Flynn, Rugg and
Fordyce, at Hot Springs recently,
for the murder Of Charles Matthews,
editor, a verdict of acquittal was
rendered by the jury on the case.
The law is yindicated, and the able
array of legal talent employed on the
part Of the defendants, no doubt feel
proud Of their victory and satiied
with their fees, as Of right they should
be, but if the defendants in the case
we're all innocent Of murder, then
the newspapers giving accounts OF
the killing at the time it took place,
lied ike blazes.
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Cattle! Cattle!
Cash paid for good Beef Cattle.
Address, J.. j. WINANs,
Elmot, Ark.
A Big Success

any wife was in bed two years
with u complication OF disorders hey
physicians could not cure, when |
was led to try Parker's Ginger Ton
ic. 1t was a big success. Three bot
ties cured her, at a cost Of a dollar
and fifty cents, and she is now as
strong as any woman.-R. d., Buff
falo. 27.
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OFFICIAL returns from Ohio gives
IIoadley's majority at 1920.
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THE OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
z ditOr and PrOprieto to r

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. un advanced
For a Term OF One year. 90
=. , giN Months. ..... ....... 70
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

by mutual agreement the different denomina'
lions will hold divine services IN the Union
church as follows:
METHODIST Rev. T. B. +. .'ames, 1rst and
Fourth Sabbiths of each month, at y ceoia.
Second sabbath ut Mill Bayou ard klmot
Ihird Sabbath at Sandy Bayou and Carson
Jake.
BArrI-r-Rev W. II Barksdalc, of Memphis
second sabbath IN each month.
t,uRIsrIAx-Lev. Mr.. Jones, third Sabbath IN
each month
PnEsByTrnrAN-Rc Mr.. Cochran, Of Mem
yphis, fonth Sunday in each month.
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Official Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS:

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Countv and Probate Judges : semmcs.
. County and Circuit Clerk-Ren IL. Uacchus'
shIifl and Collector w. b. ilaskins.
County Examiner Leon Iiuusran.
County Treasurr--J. W Uzzell,
County surveyor-J II, Caruthers'
County Coroner j. NJ. Lawrence.
County a Assessor-J. NJ. Rlggans.
MONROE TOW NsuIP.
Justices of the Pcca-J mes Liston, W +.
.loss.
Cunstsbl5-George Joyner.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS,
Mayor-Alex Goodrich.
Rccorder-llugh Il McNcgh.
Aldemen-James I.iston, Peter Erickcy, Geo
! stowell, II. c Dunayant, Jas. II H-miiton
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A Loss PREYENrEn.

Many lose their beauty from the
hair falling or fading. Parker's Hair
Balsam supplies necessary nourish-
ment, prevents falling and grayness
and is NJ elegant dressing. 81
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THE indignation Of the colord peo-
pie, all over the country, at the late
decision of the Us Supreme Court
is loud, deep and odoriferous..
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SACRED HEART ACADEMY,
HELENA, ARK
\ Select Day and Boarding School
for Young Ladies.
First Session cling Monday. Sept. Srd
iH,1


1855
-TERMS'-
poard and Tuition In the Common Branches
ID w Reading Wn ing. Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, Pain Sewing MarAing,
and Needle W ork, $500.
Board and Tuition IN the Higher Branches
viz: Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany, Algeoia,
Composition, History, Astronomy, Chemistry,
Optics, etc, $4,000.
EXTRA CHARGES:
Lessons IN the Plano with the use OF
Tie instrument, ..... s.s..s. .s.s....... S=b W
Books for ClAsses and stationery ....... co..
Washing and Mending g......................... 300
All payments 10 be made IN advance unless
satisfactory arrangements are mnde beforehand,
Charges are made from the date of entrance.
No deduction viii be made for absence, nnles,
in case Of protracicd sickness or dismissal
Al Communications respecting the Academy
addressed to The sister superior, Aelena, Ark,
Will receive immediate attention. 9-l-;im
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Disasters of all sorts balance the
i'll got gains Of those who make
money by violating the laws of God
and the dictates of humanity. God
is not mocked. Tx
The command, "Bemembcr the
Sabbath and keep it holy" was not
spoken in vain.