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The Osceola times., 1883-08-25
SOME of the Smart Alex editors c

SOME of the Smart Alex editors Of
Arkansas, who are opposed to pro-
hibition, and of course favor intem-
peranee, are trying hard to force
the advocates ofprohibition to desert
the democratic ranks; arguing that
prohibition is the enemy of democ-
racy, and indigenous to republican
soil, and all that sort of damphoolery.
On the score of republican success
for the past twenty-four years, it
would perhaps be well for. leaderless
democratic party to have few sober
heads among its ranks. Though
overwhelmingly democratic, Arkan-
sas "has no democrats to kill" The
temperance or prohibition movement
in Arkansas was agitated, organized
and advocated by democrats all over
the state, men whose loyalty to dem
ocratic principles never was ques-
toned, and whose greatest ofiense
consist in their advocacy Of sober
men for Office, coupled with mental
qualifications and individual merit,
as opposed to ability to buy up votes
with mean whiskey. If the republi-
can party claimed for its principles
solely sobriety and its advocacy OF
prohibition, then Arkansas might
charge it to her democratic citizens
that they are strongly tainted with
republicanism. In other words, if a
mans ability to swill wAiskey is to
be test of his democracy, then there
will be found scattered all over the
state scores Of democrats who will
not pass muster. For the sake Of
the grand old party, it is to be hop
ed that the aforesaid smart Alex will
scrouge a little and make room for
the few sober ones. They are need
ed by the party, and they are needed
awful bad.
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The Bayou Budget.

Communicated
AS Summer lapses into Autumn,
Watermelons are ripening, the fes-
tive Darkey and the watchful Bull
dog have frequent steeple chases,
not for the blue ribbon, but for the
nearest fence. This being the ac-
cepted time for =" feller" to get his
winters supply Of FIRE wood cut, you
cannot think of hiring cullard
brudder" to work whilst fish are
abundant, and roasting ears can be
had by crossing the fence and our
breed of hogs are not of the North
Carolina stock, which could out-run
a "niggcr. Government works
north and X. c. S. & NJ. r. II. south
Of us, makes laborers scarce. We
have good crops; it is thought that
corn can be bought here at 25 cts.
per bushel at harvesting time.
On Sunday last, at Gilmore, sta
ton of the X. G. S. & NJ. Road, a
serious difficulty originated out of a
game of cards and mean whiskey,
two of our citizens being engaged in
it: Mr.. "BuP Smith and Will West,
with a contractor named Coleman,
and many others whose names your
reporter did not learn. Mr.. Smith
shot Coleman in the region of the
pelvis, near the sacrum, with 3S
calibre Smith & Wesson revolver.
AS the bail ranged upward, it seems
Coleman was STOPPING, this circum-
stance alone saved his (Coleman's)
life; the BAH was cut ont near the
shoulder blade, (scapu!a), its transit
was along the spinal column. Smith
made good his escape under the ere
of twenty shots from railroad EN-
ployees. Mr.. Smith was attacked
by overwhelming numbers and did
the shooting in self defense. Wes.
was arrested and kept under guard
until last night, when he overpower,
ed his custodian by snatching his
(the guard's) pistol from his pocket
and cooking it in his face, and made
him tree; West kept walking of and
the guard drew a derringer, but w
was too quick for him; he fired at his
guard and ran, plunged into cane
brake, and was lost to view, swan
Dead Timber Lake with its moss-en.
tangling bottom, and escaped. West
was arrested for drawing his artillery
too quick.
Miss Lizzie Felts visited hel
friends and relations here last week
Come again, Miss Lizzie, you viii
always find welcome. Miss Bette
Pope was down too, and from the at.
tention she received whilst here, ono
would think she should make thi,
her future home, The polite anc
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OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS SATURDAY AUGUST

agreeable Mr.. Charlie Stratton was
also down on business connected
with the postal service.
Last week Mr.. John Robinson of
X Bayou led Miss Dora Sanders, of
Dead Timber Lake to the hitching
place at hymen's altar. Also Mr..
Benton Smell waited Miss Anna
Smith across the "bridge of sighs,"
not to the dungeons of St. Mares,
but Hymcn's happy hunting ground.
Our genial friend and popular
Circuit Clerk with his accomplished
deputy will make many hearts beat
as one, if CUR long protraeted meet
ings continue. Rev. Mr.. Moore,
the Methodist Minister here closed
week before last, to give the Baptist
minister in charge here an opportu-
nifty to hold a revival, which is now
ended. Mr.. Moore is holding Sc
ries of meetings at this time. So
much good preaching makes man
forgive his enemies and fall in love
with mankind, especially of the fe-
male style of architecture.
Many o. our citizens are away.
DR.. w. X. Harrison and family are
in the Blue Ridge regions of Virgil
MIA. Mrs. S. A. Beale is visiting
relatives and friends of her child
hood in the hills of Pennsylvania.
We have had but little sickness
yet. Mr.. John w. Uzzcll is just
recovering from a protracted illness.
Mrs. Edith Evans is sick at this time,
and Mrs. d. c. Joyner is very ill,
but is slowly recovering. X.
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at was reported from Washing
ton that Col. Dunn intended sup
porting Mr.. Randall, and his name
has been discussed in the press be-
cause of this report Gazette.
Yes, it was reported in a Repub-
lican paper, published at Washing
tou, and a copy sent to every paper
in the state, we reckon, that Col,
Dunn, in fact, was committed to vote
for Randall, and the Little Rock Ga
zette was the first Arkansas paper
to give this republican lie credence
and publicity, and forthwith tolled
its bell and commenced preparations
for Col. Dunn'spohncal funeral, not
withstanding Nothing was better
known than the soundness of Col.
Dunn's views OH the tariff" and it
was not until nearly every country
newspaper in Col. Dunn's district
had repeatedly stated his position on
the question of speakershiP, that the
old girl, with much hemming and
having finally acknowledged that
"The Gazette with much grati6ca-
ton learned that he will not vote
for and does not favor Mr.. Randall"
We are glad that the Gazette has
recovered its hearing, and has, after
so long time, been made to under
stand this fact. The people of the
first district, at least, understood it
all the time, and were in no ways
alarmed, and while the majority of
them may be incapable of compre-
heading the force and necessity of
principles to cement party organiza-
tions," they are not so "blind," but
what they can see when a hungry
Office seeker is making move to
get himself hoisted into the public
crib, even if true and tried incum-
bent has to be sacrificed. That lit
tie game has been detected in the
first district, and our folks have
dropped onto that racket.
If there was so much misinforma-
tion to the square inch in the eleven
lines mutilated from our article, and
which the Gazette selected to deliv-
er lecture upon, and define its po-
sition, vii! it be kind enough to copy
the rest of tnst article and tell us in
plain figures, how much misinforma-
ton is contained to the square inch
in the whole of it? Figures, we
know don't lie, and we would like
TO have them. We baye no Light
The Osceola times., 1883-08-25

MERIwETHER's WEEKLY has sus-
pended ON account of the death of
Avery Meriwether, the senior mem
ber Of the firm of publishers. 1t
was mainly through his indomitable
energy and fine business qualifca-
tions that the paper reached a sue
cess seldom cquaied in journalism.
1t was the plan of the publishers to
issue their paper hereafter from St.
Louis, where they bad arranged for
enlarging it and making it an Illus
trated paper. The first number was
to appear Angus. lst, but the sud
den break into the arrangements by
the death of the mainstay of the
journal, caused suspension, in no.
ticcing which the surviving partner
and brother, NJ. l. Meriwether
says:
.'He was cut OF in the very morn
ing of life, full of bright hopes and
high aspirations--he has left void
in the hearts that loved him, which
can never be filed. ! haze neither
the heart nor the ability to carry on
his work without his aid or direc-
ton; have not his ripe scholar
ship, his acquaintance with history,
politics or science, yet ] grieve to
part from the many friends our
paper has made. The work was
congenial to my tast,. but to my
brother was our success mainly due;
without him ! have not the heart to
carry it on. To one and all then,
wish last farewell"
The Osceola times., 1883-08-25

The Telegraph strike is declared
failure, and the operatives are re-
turning to their posts. The Tele-
graph Companies are too big a mo-
nopoly and have too many barrels
Of money to be forced to terms by
employees depending upon their
scant earnings for a living. More's
the pity.
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Conference Notes.

The 18th. annual session of the
Mississippi District Conference con-
vened at the Union Church in Oscc-
ola, last Thursday, 23rd inst, and is
in session. The following named
Ministers are present and actively
participating in the exercises of the
Conferences: Rev. W.'R. Foster, p.
E.; DR.. T. b. f. James, of the Osce-
ola Circuit; Rev. NJ. NJ. Smith, of the
Marion Circuit; Rev. r. ii. Rogers,
of the Chickasawba Circuit; Rev. j.
Moore. of the Frcnchman Bayou
Circuit, and Rev. H. 7. Blythe, of
Blythesville. The delegates present
are as follows: Messrs. J. +. Smith,
C. f. Mann and r. p. Kerr, of Ma
rion; Messrs. p. II. Clay, l.. Hender-
son and 4. b. Smell, Of Frcnchman
Bayou, Mr.. p. Reed, of Chickasaw-
ba, and Mr.. John Barney, of Osceola.
Though over half of the members
of the conference are absent, yet
those attending are at work with
spirit and energy, and determine
ton to protect every interest of the
church; a work, in the performance
of which they are greatly facilitated
by the fine executive ability of their
presiding officer. The reports of the
different Committees, on Education,
Sunday Schools, Temperance, Fin
ance, etc, were full and highly en-
tcrtaining, while the reports of the
several Pastors were hopeful and en-
couraging.
The sermons delivered during the
meeting have been full of zeal, and
breathing the true spirit Of the
Master, and it is to be regretted that
the'congrcgations have been so small,
for none could fail to be edited.
The sermon delivered by Rev. Mr..
Rogers on Thursday night was espe-
cialiy fine. 1t is the purpose of the
Ministers to continue the meeting
several days longer.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

By mutual agreement the different denomina'
tiohs will hold divine services IN the Union
church as follows:
METHoDisr-Rcv. +. Il. T. James, first and
Fourth Sabbaths of each month, at Osceola
Second sabbath at Mill Bayou and Elmot.
Third Sabbath at Sandy Bayou land Carson
Lake.
BArrIsr-Rey W. II Barksdse, Of Memphis
second Sabbath In each month
CuRIsriAs--Rcv. Mr.. Jones, third sabbath III
zach month.
PRrsBYrERrAS-Re Mr.. Cochran, of Mem
lhis, fourth Sunday in each month.
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Official Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Connty and circuit Clerk-Bn II Bacchus.
shei III and Collector-W. B. liaskins.
County Examiner Leon ltoussen.
County Treaaurer-J. W Uzzell.
County Surveyor-J II. Caruthers'
County Coroner-J. NJ. Lawrence.
County A Assessor---J. NJ. Riggans.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Justices Of the Pcca-J mes Lisson, W. a.
Moss.
Constsble-Gcorge Joyner.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor-Alex Goodrich.
Recorder Hugh X McNeigh.
Aldermen-James Li-ton, Peter Briokey, Geo.
J.. stowell, II. q. Dunavant, JAS. II H-miitoh'
The Osceola times., 1883-08-25

w. II. FrRBUsH, well known to
Arkansas politicians, is under arrest
in Colorado for murder. He was at
one time sheriff of Lee county and a
member of the Arkansas Legislature.
The Osceola times., 1883-08-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices under this head. giving name, occupa-
ton, business or profession, and Location. VIII
be charged 50 per annum.
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VOLUME XIV.
The OSCEOLA TIMES.
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subsequent insertion.
CARDS AND ADV EMENTs:
The Osceola times., 1883-08-25

JUDGE JEREMIAH S. BLACK died
suddenly at his home, York, Pa, last
Sunday morning.
The Osceola times., 1883-08-25

ming Calculator at hand, and its too
devilish hot to rack ones brains over
figures.
The Osceola times., 1883-08-25

Three deaths from yellow fever is
reported from the Pensacola, (Fla.,)
Navy Yard.
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jourd'hui je rre,;ds congo dc vons.
Puissent les jours qui ,ont snivrc
etre aussl heureux pOir von~ que
les preinierS N etc lunMai:,eS Il
gloriemx.' Puts. ayau, porte lie Vel
re a SEES levres: .s.Ie ne >aaiais vou>
falre ines a.iicux 4 tons iniividHri-
Iement, maiS il desire que ciiacum
de vOus vl-nue NE .!o;lGcr lit MAN,
III embrassa Knox. ani s'uffrlt lie
premier.
TOus les officers. ians nh si.rEce
p'rln demolinn. sc rrnu:,eut Ii Ia
prieie de ieur chef. Rendezvous
etait ptiS Il i'endroit OH s%.a:ipnnait
I'm canot. Washington. ievant son
cl,ape;.u, sa'ua i%'artuee qui !ui avail,
permits dc faiIc u,.e nation. ci dis
parui.
Quatre II plus tard. le 80 aviil
1889, Il jura de Iemplir ''aeec fi'ie-
lite IL mandat de president DIES
Eiats-Cni>,' ct sat r~especter son
serment. Ieeln, il retisa, apres
~ nouvelle periodic de 4natre ans.
lie s'eterniser an %louvoir, &C s'eari-
g'i!;, IL ii lccemhre 1893. dams Sd
deuce retraite de- Mount Vernon.
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ry, pour Ogden on pour tout autre,
nous he lie pouvons pas. Chacnn sc
declare vainqueur avant la bataille.
Mails il y a beaucoup Gle vivacite
dams les esprits. ct nouS croyOns
que la competition s,est trop eEve-
nlnee au debut de la campagne
electorate. La Convention de Ba
ton-Eou.e men sout1rira-t-elle pas.
ct. peut-etre. he fand,a-t-:t pas re-
courir Il expedientS on i la solu-
ton dn black horse: En- tout cas-.
pour SAVIOR. nous n'avonS pas long
temps Il atterdre. ct les plus presses
seront satiSfaits demain. Poar
NOUS. etant un pen philosophe.
nous n'avons point ie crises de
neffs rolitiques. ct nous persons
hnmblement Iu'une nation sage
men dot point avoir. ellie non plus.
Mais les politicians. Mr.. rEditeur.
sont DIES Eommes arlentS. ct guand
vous lenr parlcz Gu bean temps. de
la pluie on de Ia rtco!te. lis vOus
respondent par coq-a Tame on qui
proluo "Jc vous aftirme que Me
Emery battra tons SCI cOncurrentS
on tons SEES adversaires!!" B0ttre
est me expression de la langue po-
lltlque. ct nous i'employons dams lie
sens tie triompher on de remporter :
mails celia he signitie Advancement
que NcEnery, homme bien eleve ct
de bonnie education. donnera des
conps de poiug on DIES coups de
pied au general Ogden GU a tout
antre. lie general Ogden, homme
bien eieve ct de bonnie education,
lni aussi, bien quill ait les cheveux
plus long que McEnery. ne lie per
mettfait eertainem ent pas.
Attentions done. Attendre ct es-
perer. VOLTA peut-ttre la sagesse DIES
hommeS. En- tout cas-. sagesse on
non. c'est bien dams Temperance ct
dams Fattente que vivent les hon.
mes. Car lorsQu'ils OH: obtenu on
realise quelque chose d'espere ct
d'attendu. lis %poursuivent encore
dams Favenir, Ell vertu dune lOi ma
tnrelle ct ~nfcessaire, IN esperance
ct solvent un..-.reve.
Mais il Y a lie bien beanx reeves
dams &c monde, Mr.. rEditeur. ct 81
vous avicz. CONNIE nous. ~a>siStt 1;
Tune DIES merveil!euses Soirres lie
1Opera frapcais, vous auriez dit
sans donte "Ce Songe dune Nuit
dEte, d'Ambroise Thomas. est vrai
ment d%flicieux." Touteiois. ii la
refine Elizabeth d'AngIeterre. sur
nominee Ia sTande Vestale de Tile
britanniqne, tut une grande refine,
CONNIE aussi une vraie Nestale.
Shakespeare. dams toute Ia royaute
lie son genie. fut cent fuis plus
grand que sa majestueuse ct jalou-
sc SOuveraiGe.
Sur &c. Mr.. rEditenr, salut ct au
revClr. I.OUISIANAIS.
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CORRESPONDiNCE.

NLLE-ORLEANs, II Decem. 1888.
Mr.. rEditeur. par lei. dams lie
quarter Oh Ton parle francais ct
parmi les Francois, on Sc dit
LA France auya-t-elle Ia suerre
avec la Chine :.
En- tout cas-, les tongues negocia-
tons entire lie deux pays, avec Fer
ry dune part ct Tsens lie. rautre,
ont tout Fair dun echeveau de ill
bien entortille. bien embrouillf,
sans commencement. sans fin. qu'-
on casse, qu'on noue, qu'on recasse.
quon renOue ct qui tinit par laser
Ia curiosite elle-mtme.
Apres 81 longs bavardages. len
teurs 81 grandes. indecisions ct ire
solutions semblables, chinoiseries
ct magOteries de &c genre. sc bat
on Non.
J'ai inteyroge un chinois de la
u de Charities Il Get egard. Car
la NOuyelle-O Orleans. CONNIE yous
lie savez. entire autres curiosites ct
etrangetes rares, possede un Ger
tain nombre de Chinois. pour la
plupart blanchisseurs ct repasseurs.
Ce ne sOnt pas DIES mandarins de
premiere classe, des lettres scion
Confucius, ct lis n'appartiennent
point au rang du marquis ct du
magot Tseng. Mais lis ont la Ion.
que queue rationale, la peau du
pays, les yeux ct les pieds de Chi
ne. lis tument de rOpium, boivent
dn the ct mangent du riz avec ulfe
aiguille. lis he reculent point de-
want la chair DIES chiens de lait. lis
sont lei CONNIE ailleurs. tres friands
des nids d,hirondelles, qui leur rap
pellent leur patrie. lis Sc marient
q%uelquefois avec DIES femmes noires
ct font assez bon MENACE. Au de-
meurant. tres pacitiques ct point
belliqueux.
Mais mon ChInOis de In rue de
Charities. qui parle un peu francais
ct qui blanchit superintendent les
chemises, a fait lie diplomatic avec
moi. nj plus nj moins que sou com
patriotic Tseng. II ma repondu qu'-
ii ne savait pas. IL s'est contente
de dire que la Chine etait un grand
Empire de qUatTe cent millions de
braves. que rAng!eterre consom-
matt beaucoup de the. ct que la
France serait sage ct pruderte.
LaissOns done la Chine ct les Chi
nois de cote.
Parlons plut6t du Message prtsi-
dentiel,-non de sd partie politioue
ct de sa partie financiere. qui ne
sont pas de notre competence, ct
Qnl mont rien d'absolument interes-
SAINT ct nOuyeau. Les chiffres sont
lourds ct la pOlitique lasse. Mails le
Message du President Arthur peu, :
ttre sujet 4 c~auserie. ct nous Y trou-
IONS plusieurs points avec lesouels )
IN pourrait faire lie tour du monde Z
de la morale, on plut6t II les !
FUELS on pOurrait batir n tres {
1aute Tour de Babel dams lie ciel de
a fantastic ct de imagination. La ,,
'olygamie ct rExposition de la :
Orleans sont de ces points Y
Car lie President Arthur les son. ;
eve, ct 81 Pune d'eux est une pla;e q
It une hOnte pour la civilisation ct a
'our lie pays, rautre est une espe- t
'ance pour nous. I
En- verite, il serait temps de faire :
lsparaitre la polygamie de notre 5
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III. HOFFMANN

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints- MI.
= Window glass. Wallpaper, Lime sad
Plaster. Cement. Metallic. rose wood INN;
tattoo black walnut Collins, also cvnres.
eof1'ns made to order, &c, &c.
ID connection with A. III HoFrNASx. Car.
met Maker and kepsircr Of all kinds Of fur
l5jan76 ~ Bet. Jackson and :, phil.
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L. PHILIP CAILLOUET.
Notary Public.

Respectfully Informs the pubic that he
Is fully prepared 10 attend to the sale and
purchase Oh real estate Parties havin.
stch property to dispose of will find j, to
Their advantage Ia confer with him.
lie Is ais" agent for The Western Assn
rance Company of Toronto Canada.
with a Southern Department u, Columbus,
Mi>s-anl ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, T%hibodaux. La.
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Notice /!

ThIhedaux. La. january 2Gfh. 1881
To all persons engaged i'll business in this
parish
You are hereby notified to call at my Office
and pa: yonr State anal parish licenses for
the year 1885. to avoid costs of Court and 10
per cent penalty as. attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODACX.
Sheriff and Tax Collector. parish OF I.afourche.
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AYERS
Ague Cure

Content un 0ntidOte pOur Iex m1l1-
dies oecasionnees par lie poison niasiIatique
qui. iusqu lei. nest pas cunnn avuir entire dans
aucuii auirc renieGe. III lie content pas tie
Qnininc. hi aucune Substance minera!e gu de-
leiere gueicouqae. ct cpi.seiue;ninent ne pro-
duit arcan efitt Maitaisant sur Ia cIDsfi,u-
t;on. lal>sant le s~ystcn.e tel quill etait avant
latiaaue-
Nous .nrantisOn~ q ue lc "AGEE
CURE" d'Ayer guerit ton: cas- lie hevre
ct de 1ri>son iievres mterni;tt-ntes remit
tenrrs ct bilieuses. ct la maia,i:e tie ioie ocea-
sionues par IL n.as,nc. Dams ie cas- Oh. a,,res
que Ion aulait tait un usage suiil>anlnrut
proionge da rcinetie u'obtrnait pas he fe>uiiat
Vuuiu. les ,narchands Sont auto.ises, par aetre
circniaire. Ell date du Ter juliet loS2, den
reinbourser lie cont.
DIR. j. e.. Aver & 90. Lowell. Mass.
A vendre par tou> les Droguis,es.
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