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Postal Notes.

Is ii true that the new law relative to
postal notes limits the right to issue them
to mouey-order offices! We had not I'M
derstood such 10 be the purpose Of the adj
vocates Of that law. If the privilege is to
be thus restricted the law might almost rs
well not have been passed. Its only re-
suit will be TO enable smaller sums than
can now be transmitted to be sent from
few offices, and at lower charge. What
the public needs is law authorizing postal
notes TO be sent from all post-oilices.
Money-oTder offices are generally at places
whence larger sums than five dollars are
apt TO be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to editors,
or to merchants, or TO persons engaged in
other kinds Of business.
At best the new law can be regarded
fayorably as an entering wedge only. II II
operates advantageously and satisfactorily
the next Congress will no doubt enlarge It's
field Of operation. Time, patience, and
perseverance will accomplish all things.
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The Cincinnati Commercials Gazette,
writing OF the RiDpLEBERGER bill. pokes
fun ut the Supreme Court OF the United
States in the following quiet manner:
.Dn like manner, in the coming good
time, when the recelyability OF silver dol
lars and certificates for customs shall be
found to have cut off the TreaSury's rev.
enue for gold in time of strait, il Con-
grcss shall then enact that when these are
offered for customs the collector shall I'M
pound them, and that the holder, upon
payment OF the duties in gold may sue in
The District Court, and the collector shall
contest the suit all the way up to the SUI
preme Court. disputing the genuineness of
the com or certificates, the Supreme Court
would have TO hold that this was no viola
ton oil the contract OF receiyabihtv. foras-
much as the Government before this could
have denied the genuineness, and could
have contested payment TO the extremity az
judicial proceeding"
IL Is none Of our fight. The Supreme
Court bench Is made up OF Republicans ::
the ARTHUR Administration is responsible
for the passage OF the RIDDLEBERGER bill !;
and the Commercials Gazette is a Republic
can Journal. But It's illustration is not a
bad one.
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aPECIAL NOTICES.
MT LEVY, DAVIS Il CO..

CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS,
,v,u offer special drive Of the following articles
TOMORROW tMoNDAY:
GOOD DRESS CALICO, &c;
GARNER's BEST IA PERCALEs, &c.;
PUgE LINEN UEMsTITCHLD HANDkER-
CHIEFS, lie. would be cheap ut 20c.;
PURE LINEN TABLE-cLoTHs, 45c.' cost 75c'
to import;
5oo nairs THREAD GLOVES at Be. worth 25c.;
WHITE BED-sPREADs, two and a half yards
wide, at soc. worth 81;
GINGHAMs, &c;
uUCKABACK TOWELS at coo. worth Soc;
1o-4 BLEACHED sHEETING at Gle;
BEDrICK. sfc.. would be cheap at i21c.;
GEyTLEMEN's LINEN-BOsOM SHIRTS, COM
pletc, at 4jc. worth 7jc.;
ELEGANT assortment MADRAS GINGHAM;
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, sATINs at bottom prices.
OUR MOURNING-GOODS DEPARTMENT
is stocked with new goods, and we defy .coinpc,i-
ton.
% dozen WHITE SKIRTS, tucked and hounccd'
at 75c.-cannot be made for less than 81.
We keep no trash goods in our
LADIES UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
but we sell the best goods nj low prices
DO not forget our iirm-name-
LEVY. DAVIS & co.
observe the No.-9O1 Main street, corner Ninth.
apps
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session Saturday night, which did not 'e""
to heal the existing breach ut all.
Several parties were indicted U! tno
grand jury to-day for unawiu'ly sctS"s
fish pound-nets IN James river W.
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THE NEW YORK suns PLATFORa.-We
would rejoice 10 see the whole party agree
on this platform, but until 1t does this the
tariff question should be handled care
fully Danviae Register.
True for you.
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BASEBALL.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

n T.. BEDFORD NATE WITH THOS.
~. BRANCH COZ, COMMISSION MER-
CHANT-sPECIALTY, GRAIN-No SOUTH
TWELFTH STREET. offers his services for the
SALE AND PURCHASE OF GRAIN AND
OTHER PRODUCE, and solicites the patronage
OF shippers to and purchasers In this market.
With an experience of fifteen years In this bust
ness in the employ of Messrs. Thomas Branch \
Co.. and being perfectly familiar with the export
trade, feel confident that can give satisfaction
In all orders entrusted 10 me. ap l-e0d2ws
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CARRIAGES.

M,rried April 3. 1883, at 4;30 =. NJ a Union ,g
church. Newports News, e ny kcy; T. W. Tie
FORD daughter Of James r. and \. IL. Ford. for
mcrly Of Goochllnd county. to Captain l. d.
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SPECIAL notice.

,rrrNGsg
n e,.,e. and their
o
HAVE YOU SEEN ~
LINE VIZ
They show nice styles At '0'''
snd STRIPES at ooc'' al" 'o'"'''"'
from 55 TO 75c.
STOCK OF SPRING DRESS GOODS
IN ALL FABRICS AND COLORs?
r,.,,, s,v,es are thc latest. and prices low.
o,so
.,......, ...,.,,.,.,,,,
,,>-,, ~, ,,o,.px,xc coons9
r,o,,,,o
,p,rposs Jersey. and OTTOMAN and
,,>.o,t,>,r crorus.
...,.... ,.,.,,,,-,, p,-~rr>cs &C. and they
oe.r mana. ,,r.,,,ns
,,.,., ,.o,. ,,rvrp.s TpF,tENDOIs
...,..
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DEA HIS.

Died. about O'Clock Tuesday morning. ApIll
10. $50. al the residence of his father: tKANoie
Il FAiRLAAfB, JR., son Of +. Il. and Henrietta
Fairlamb al, ...
The funeral will take place from Clay-Street
Methodist church on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON April IIth. at $50 O'Clock. Friends and
acnualnianccs of the family Invited toaitehd WITH
out further notice
Died. at half-pqst > o'clock. April 10. 1888 at
her fathers residence, MABEL. infant d1ugmer
of WIllie and Amanda Carr; aged one gear and
ten days.
Too good. too pure on earth 10 stay,
- carly meant for Heaven:
We had no right 10 call her ours;
She was but lcnt-uot given.
Her funeral will take place from the house. 2l6
south Cherry street, TINS "wednesday EVE
MING at 4 o'ciock. Friends and acqulintances
invited 10 attend.
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MEETINGS.

SuoCKoE HILL DIVISION, No. 54.l
SONS or TEMPERANCE or NIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, April I, 1888. y
V'HE REG L l. AR MEETINGS OF
! SHOCKOE HILL DIVISION. No. 81. SONS
OF TEMPERANCE OF VIRGINIA, viii here
after be- held each and every "WEDNESDAY
NIGHT mt o'clock. !n schiller Han. No.
COS east Brood street. Richmond. Va. Every
member Is particularly requested 10 attend the
meeting TONIGHT Tor The discussion Of i'm
portant business By order Of the W. i.
VI. Il. POITIACX,
ap1l-lf Recording secretary.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS ETN
~ OF JEFFERSON LODGE. No 23,E/sae y
Is. OF P.-Attcnd regular cOnyentlonis =
THIS "wednesday ENfNING. ApnlSS.s/fsJ
IL. 1853. nj 1870 o'clock. Members of 49,
sisier lodges frlterual'y invited to attend. ~Iby
DGes must he paid Tonight. by order OF W.
4. SNELLINGs, &C.
aplI-ii4 J.R. LANIKIN. X. Of L. and 5.
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DO not forget our irm-name-
LEVY. DAVIS & GO.
apps
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1mcrylA, conronAuoN oF RlomoND-Io

VIRGINIA, CORPORATION Oh RicHNoND-ro
WIT:
Th. day Lawson G.. iouugr-. Whose name T.,
mentioned 90. % general partner DOB thc renewal "i
The limited partnership OF lletmHu a Younger
thc article, of which renewal are hcreunto annex
ed. appeared before mc. notary public ODD ANA Tor
me corporation and state aforc said. auI made
olih that VI. Aiillhi.or and Gust Nillu-tr. The
-nccial partner. named in the said article OF re-
ucvll OF the said limited partnerships nave cdch
contributed to the common stock of thc said rC-
ucwcd partnership the sum of eight thousand
seven hundred aud fifty ls-.75oi dollars. which
said limited partnership OF llcitman & Younger
was originally f3rmcl-thtt j, % say, ou the lst
dav of January. 1881.
GIVEN under my hand this Both day Of March.
1883. WILLIAM VI. TGKplN.
Notary Public.
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We keep no trash goods in our
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
but we soll the best goods ut low prices.
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CHEAP GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
DRY GOODS WERE NEVER AS CHEAP BE-
FORE.
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PARASOLs, PARASOLs! PARAsOLS!
Nm Immense stock lust received at prices TO as
tonlsh all.
PARASOLs from 2jc. to SIP.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.



Anthracite COAL 1925 ~ ton; Pittshurg coal,
$3.50 y ton; Raymond City COAL 81 % p ton;
blocK coal, $3.50 q ton; block nut, S2.50 p ton;
BlossDurg coal, SO y TON; Jackson. coal, 81 "
ton; crushed coke. 13c Y bush; lump coke, lie
p Dusn Conneilsvihe COKE, l5e " bush.
CANNED GOODS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cans. SO 093c: 3-pound,
Sl.100l25 Peaches-Standard 3pound. go
2.20; 3-pound seconds. S1656l75 2-pound
standard, 81. 60Dl.70. COrn-Polk's 2-pound cans,
II o5 Yarmouth $50 81 80; Revere
res. 2-pound. 81 .05 n LILO; raspherries. 2-pounu,
S1.4501.55 pineapple. standard 2-pound SI.So
pound. full weight. 81 clio; light. 55a70c: q
uound-ful Fl. 10 so; light 81 % 20;
beans. 50 a $50; Lima beans. : a 40 peas, mar
rowfat. 85cG$l. 40; small. Sl.4001.50; Holsters,
DRY GOODS
PRINTs-Albions. solid colors 5lsc. American
fancy &C. Aliens fancy &c, Aliens dark &c,
Aliens pink ac, ArnOld's 6lsc. Berlin solid col
ors 5lac Cocheco l9c CouesuOga &c. Dunuel's
sc, Eddystone 6A9c, Gloucester &c. Hartel
6Isc, Harmony &c. Hamilton &C. Greenwich
&c, kncRerDOcker &c, Mallory pink 6lac, Rich
BRowN Observation-Disclosures 7ssc. Boot c.
&c. Agawam &C. Bedford L 5l9c Augusta
6l2c. Boot AL 7lsc. Continental G &c, Dwight,
star 8lac, Ecno Lake 7lsc. Graniteville EE 64c,
Lawrence LII &c. Pepnerell 4 71sc. Peppereli K
&c. Peppereu "a 22Aec, PeppeIeu lO-4 25c,
Utica 81 % iac. Utica lO-4 81 iac Utica c &c.
BLEACHED SHEErINGs- Blackstone "A 7lee.
Balou Il Son &c, Chestnut Hill &c. CanOt A
7l4c. Chapman X 61ac, Dwight Star s 1Oc. Fruit
OF the LooIr 9loc. LonsdaIe 9lac, LinwoOd &c,
MasOnvlle 9l9c New YORK Mills lie. Our Own
5Sac. PcppereH ga csc. Penperel 10-4. 27l9c,
Hiis sac, Hope 7lac, Knights cambria Sc,
Lonstiale Cam0ric J l &c, Whitinsvile 33-lncnes
6lac. Wamsutta IL lac.
SHIFTING srRIPEs-Amoskeag 10l4c. Arlington
9l2c. Everett Sl9c Hamilton 10l2c. Park Mills
No. 60 l2l2c. Uncasville &C. WhlttentOn 7l9c
Whttenton "A Sc, Whittenton STOUT Sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l2c, Lewiston &c,
Louisiana 7l2c. Augusta 7l9c, Ottawa 6lec To-
ledo 6loc. Manchester 6-oe
TICKING AnosKeag AGA 15c. Conestoga BF
Ice, ConestoGa extra Il Lac. Conestoea Gold
Medal I3l9c, Conestoga Goa l2lee, ConestOea AA
lOc. Conestoca Y Sc. Pearl River 16lec
Lewiston 36-inch 14l9c, Lewiston 32lncn l2l9c,
Lewiston 30-lncn IL l2c Fails OBO 32-inch II i9c.
MethuenAA l5loc, Oakland a 9l9c. swift River
74oc, York 80 men l 2 I9c, ork 30lnch IL lac
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SC, Bates 749c, Glon-
cester 7lsc, Glasgow &c. Lancaster &c. Rande-
man SC. Renfrew Madras lOloc, Cumberland
10. White Sc, B0Okfold II &c.
PAPER CAMBRGCS-Manviile &c, s. 3, q Son
&c, NJ asonvtlIe &c. Garner &c.
GRAIN BAGs-American l9c, Atlanta 21c,
Franklinvllle Ole, Lewiston 81 A2c, Ontario ZIG,
Stark % l9e-
DRUGS.
Alcohol. So 2o82 80; asafetids. 30S45e alum,
465c: canphor. 3O035c; cOolifneaI. 60065c
ehloroforln ~ 10 a To- eopperas, orls, S3c3'5oi
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Oct. 24.-The netrolenm mar
keG opened at S109l4; reached 81 % s; declined
to Sl08a4. and closed at Sl.09l4. Sales to-day
aggregated 1,6S0,000 brls. Clearances yester-
day, 4,765,0U brls SHIPMENTS Yesterday
Through United pipeline, 81, 100 brls; through
Underwater line, 8, SO brls; daily average for The
month, 72,117 brls Charters, 134I27 brls;
daily average for the month, 81, $50 urls. Runs
Monday-ThrOugh United pIpe-llne $4,000 brls;
through Underwater line, ,O33 brs; daily aver
age for the month, 62, 965 brls.
BRADFORD. Oct 24.-The crude. oil market
was very duh but steadIer, in sympathy with the
stock market Total runs Yesterday, 76,6I1
brls. Total shipments, 70.295 bris. Charters,
1874, 127 brls. Clearances to-day, 6,054, 900 brls
United pipe-ne certificates opened ut Sl.O9,
and closed at 81 .09ls highest price, $1.G94; low
est, $l.OSsl.
PIrTsBURG. Oct. 24-The petroleum oil mar
ket WAS dull; United pipeline certificates mac
tive; closed at $1.09l4.
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Conae.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Coffee-Spot lots fair
Rio quiet at 12D12l4c; options opened SOLO
points lower, closing with the decline partly re-
covered; Rio carg0es, No. spot, 10 SOC; sales Of
1850 bags Rio No. z, October at 10. 40 G1O.5Oc;
$50 bags November at IO.T0c; $3.50 bags De-
cembpr at 8 IS 09. oOc 5000 bags January Mt
9.7509 S5r; 500 hays February at 975c; 1000
bags March at 9.75 90 500; 2,500 bags Aprll at
1893. soc: May, 975 90 Soc; June, $40 as. soc;
1000 bags July at $500.
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NEW YORK, Oct 24.-MOre attention Of an
irregular cha raeter was extended. win moder-
ate se eetons, which, with better order request
for misce laneous selections, give fair sales The
marker, however, lacked energy, and the quiet
of previous days is unbroken. More doing with
joDbers i'll the way Of reassortmens: Inc tone
or the market is very steady.
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The Missouri Pacific mpany, In obedience to
an order of the Supreme Court, has begun the
relaying of track the rOad5ett Of the old Kan
City & Eastern railroad. TWO yours ago 10
was pnrcnased Nv the Missouri Pacific and torn
up to Kansas City. This will give the Missouri
Pacific two tracks from Ssfialia to Kansas City.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet at 1O6s8
l07sc: futures steady; Ocroner. l0.53c; Novem-
her, 1856; December, 1865: January, 107Sc;
February. 1O.94c; March IL 09c; April, 1Sc;
NAV, 11.30c June, 1l.4lc; July, 11.52c; Au-
gust, IL soc.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 24.-Cotton steady; mid
ding. 1014c,
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Beware.
APosITIVE CURE FOB

of the continued use of mercury and potash for
the treatment of Blood and Skin diseases-t.ieY
never cure, and hearty always injure or totally
ruin the general health
WELL-KNOWN DRUGGIST
My drugstore the first to sell swift's- spe-
cihc. 1t was then put up in quart bottles which
sold for IS each. Ihave seen great many cases
cured by its use ana some who had tried all sorts
of treatment. IN fact, have never known it TO
fail when taken properly. sell lnrge quantity
of II, and for all diseases that sre dependent on
blood poison or skin humOr, II cures
PEBBLES AND BLoTcHEs on THE SKIN,
and makes the compile xion fair aud rosy. As for
blnod taint tnereis such word as fail. II cures
cases that have long withstoodt e her Sdrta Of
treatment, ana without any of those recurring
troubles that generally follow mercurat and
I. L. MAssENBURG. Macon, Ga.
DRY letter.
For wears I was afflicted with Dry letter of tho
most obstinate type. Was treated by many OF
the best physicians: TOOK Quantities of mercury,
potash and arsenic, which, instead of curing the
letter, crippled me up with mine raj poison and
rheumatism. The Tetter continued to grew
worse, and the itching almost made me crazv.
In this condition | WAS induced to take Swift'S
Specific, ard the result was as astonishing as it
was gratifying. In a few months tIle letter was
entirely well, the Merrurial Poisoning all ont OF
my system and WAS a we'll lnan-and due only
to Swifts specific. All like sufferers should take
it, JAMES DUNNING, Louisville, Ky.
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS.
CYPRESS RIDGE, Monroe Co, Ark.
July 49, 1888.
Ihaye u bright little daughter who will be two
years old neXb month"; she has peen trouoiec
nearly ever since her birth with - skin disease.
! whiuh first diagnosed chicken-pox, but later
! found il to he some sort Of eczema; at any rate
il resisted very stubbornlY all the different treat
nients. I procured one bottle of Swift's Specific
! and gave it to her in email deses three times q
day and in "A short while had the satisfaction 10
! see that she was entirely we'll. am so well
pleased with its effect on her that shall not only
nae iT in my pracuice, but shall administer it to
! nv other children and take 1t myself
/ ny W. L. BRONrE, NJ. d.
| Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
| ed free to applicants
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC. CO.
l Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ca
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Failing!

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
BITTERs, and this, by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifies and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives OUT
disease and gives health ane
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BTTTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
Mr.. Simon Blanchard, we'll
known citizen of Hayesviile, Meade
county, Kentucky, says /: My wife
had been sick for long time, and
her constitution was all broken
Gown and shewas unable to work.
She was advised to use Browns Iron
Bitters, and found it to work like a
charm. We would not now be with
out it for any consideration, as we
consider it the best tonic in. the
world"
Browns IRON BITTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious eff
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.
INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. "a
Business with banks continues very dull, and
is entirely without feature.
Counter business has not been so quiet for
several months. Mails are in fair volume. Ex-
change is in light demand, with few sales to
base quotations on.
Rates on loans are unchanged at 7Gs per
cent.
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Quality good. Market opened steady on light.
but dull and lower on heavy. Trade ruled
active early sales generally at 81 9505 90; few
sales of extra fine at s.. O5; but later, ON hear
ing from other markets, prices suffered decline
of 10 cents Der hundred, and closing steady at
quotations:
Select light 81. 1904. 90
Select heavy. 4. 5D4.S5
Common light. Observation-Disclosures. 3UO4. 60
A'"'e"9 4'OOVs'CN
SHEEP-Receipts, Az shipments, 229. Quail
ity common. Market slow on that class, while
good heavy fat sheep are not plentiful, and are
steady at quotations.
Prime, 100 lbs average .......--.. .S3. 1924. 90
Good to choice, 100 to lis lbs average 1908 60
Fair 10 medium, 80 to 80 lbs average 3.00@325
Culls, per head. ....--.-......-. 7501. SO
Lambs, common to choice ..- 3 2504. 90
Bucks, per head -......... 20003.00
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L. TANNER, druggist, Tanner, Marshall county.
says: Browns iron Buffers sells we'll and gives
good SAT isfuction,"
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NEW YORK. Oct. 24-Lead quiet; common
L. l5e; refined 4.20c.
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. "a.
CATTLE-Receipts 800; shipments, 1919. The
offerings were liberal, mostly of the common
butchers grades, and the market steady and
changed that class. Shipping grades
scarce; stronger on heavy steers Strictly ex-
port grades if here, would bring % 037l9c above
our quotations.
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Rye-No. 2, firm, soc was hid for cash. Year
offered AT soc, while $50 was bid for De-
cember and 53c for this year
Bran-Steady; 81 80 bid; held at $l3.
GRAIN IN STORE.
Oct. %, 1888.
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of the continued use of mercury and potash for
the treatment of Blood and Skin Unsatisfactory
never cure, aud hearty always injure OR totally
ruin tile general health.
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RATEs or sunsCRIPTIoN.

Ms INVARIABLY IN ADvAECB-POSrAGB PRE-
PAID By THE PUBLISHERS.
The Osceola times., 1883-03-17
Two Lucky People.

The announcement a few days
since that ticket No. 1,346 in tie
L" "original Little Havana Gould &
Co.'S, decided by the drawing of Il e
Royal Havana Lottery on the Goth.
of February, had drawn the capital
prize, and that it had been sold in
thus city, created quite an excitement
among those who take an interest in
such matters, and considerable inqui-
ry was made as to who was the lucky
person. The holders of the ticket
proved to be lady in this city, who
had got q gentleman to invest in a
half ticket, and a merchant in Thom-
asville, who had purchased the other
half. The prize $4,500 to each hol-
der) was promptly met on presenta-
ton and paid at the Office OF Eugene
Kelley & Co, As Exchange Place,
New York, on the 26th inst, six
days after the drawing. The draw
ings in the Royal Havana, as is gen.
orally known, are controlled by the
Spanish Government, and made un-
der the supervision of the Captain
General of Cuba, and the tickets in
the "Original Little Havana &C ould
& Co.'s) are decided by them.-[Sa.
vannah (Gs) News.
The Osceola times., 1883-03-17
ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1883.
Giving.

"Give, and it shall be given unto
you." This is Gods own law; and
the greatest Giver in the universe,
He who gave Himself for a ruined
world, has taught us, from the full.
ness of His own experience that A." it
is more blessed to give than to re-
ceive." But what shall l give? Give
what you have to give. The widows
mite outweighed the rich mans
wealth. Give to the hungry food,
and the naked clothing; give comfort
to the sick and consolation to the sad
give words ofpeace to troubled hearts
and cheerful greetings to distressed
and respondent souls; give pardon
to those who do you wrong; give
compassion to those whose sins and
sorrows oppress them; give love, not
only to friends, but to foes, and give
your hearts to Him who gave Him
self for you, to redeem you from all
iniquity, and "purify unto Himself a
peculiar people, jealous of good
works. Ex.
The Osceola times., 1883-03-17

The following is copy of the law
changing the time for holding terms
of Circuit Courts in Mississippi
county:
An act to amend Section one of An
act Fixing the Time of Holding
the Circuit Courts in the Second
Judicial Circuit, approved Decem-
Der 14th. 1875.
Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly Of the State of Arkansas:
SECTION /. That section one of
an act fixing the time for holding the
Circuit Courts in the Second Judi
cial circuit, be amended so as to read
as follows: That the Circuit Court
shall convene in Mississippi county
on the second Monday in January
and July Of each year.
Sec. 2. That this act take effect
and be in force six months after its
passage.
SEC. 3. All laws in conflict with
this act be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Approved March 9th, 1883.