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The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
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"Ifyou are suffering from poor health
or linguishing on . bed OF sickness.
take cheer, II you are timply ailing,
or II you feel weak and dspirited.
without clearly knowing why. Hop
'B'Iters will surely cure you"
"Ifyou are Minister, and have 0vertaxed your
self with your pastoral duties, or Mother. worn
out with care and work. or a man Of business or
'iaborer weakened by the strain OF your everyday
duties. a man Of letters toiing over your mid.
night work, Hop Bltsrs will surely strengthen
you"
''If you are suffering
from over eating or
drinking. or any indis-
'cretion tr dissipation.
'orare young and grow
'irg too fast ss Ia often
the case."
"Or If you are in tie workshop. on
the farm, at the desk. any where, and
feel that your system needs clesnsing,
'ioning, or stimulating without intoxi.
eating, IT. you are Old. blood thin and
Impure, pulse feeble, nerves unsi eady,
faculties waning, Hop Bitten Ia what
you need TO give you new life, health
and vigor."
II you are costive or dyrpeptic, or
suffering from any other Of the numer-
Gus diseases OF the stomach or bowels.
1t + you own fault II you remain III.
II you are wasting away wi any
fOrm Of Kidney disease. stop tempting
death this moment and iura for cure
10 Hep Birtcrs.
II you are sick with
that .enibie sickncs
Nervousness. you will
hnda Balm In Gilcsd"
in Hop Bittsrs.
II you are frtquenier or q resident
Of masniatic district. bartfcsde your
syst,m against the scourge NJ all coun.
lrie,-malaria, epidemic, bilious aud
Intermittent fvers-by the use Of Hop
Bitter.
II you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad
breath, Hop Bite rs Will give you fair sbin rich
blood, the sweetest breath, and health 500 Will
De psid for case they wiii not cure or help
hat poor, bedrdden lnva Id WIFE sister, mother
Or d. lighter can be made the picture Of health By
few bottles of Hop Bitters costing but trife.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

An economical man will keep the leather of hi
harness soft and pliablc which preserves Il from
sAM's HARNESS OIL. Sold BY all Harnes,
Makers.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

l., - remarked TO his wife that a
friend chad plenty Of grit well yes" /"
she replied; "he looks as if he needed a
BATH"
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

LYONS Patent Heel Stifleners keep new boots
and shoes from running over. Sold by shoe and
hardware dealers. Doc a pair.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

Linen may be bleached by elec-
tricity.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

MEssRs KEYSEpy & Co My hair is CROWN,
out 50 fast that eau almost see II growing my
self through The use Of your Carbollne.
ID NIXON
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

Nervousness, debility and exhausted Vi
talily cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

sprains, bruises. stiff joints, burns, scalds and
rheumatism are relieved by Uncle SANS Nerve
and Bone LinimeLt sold by all Druggists
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

FLIES, reaches, anita bed bugs, rats mice, crow
ehipmunks, cleared out by Rough on Rats" i5c.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
Mensman,s Peptonired Beef Tonic,

FLIES, reaches, ants, bed bugs. rats, mice, crows
chipmunks, cleared out by Rough on Rsts." ~.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
CATARnA ElY'SCream Balm

when applied by the
finger Into the nos
trils will be absorbed
tilectually cleansing
the head of catarrhal
virus, causing heal Thy
secretions. 1t allays
Inflammation, pro
tectsthe membrane Of
the nasal passages
from q additional colds
completely heals the
sores and restores
taste and A f. "
applications relieve
A thorough fredtmenl
iriR positircig cure. A.
greeable 20 use. send
for circular. Pncc 8
cents by mail or al
ars no,ADn ~ "
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
PFrROLIA, IA, Jan, +. Is70,

"Mother SWANS Warm Syrup,v for feverishness
restlsssnsss, worms constipation. tasteless 25c.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
VALUABLE TESTIMONIALS.

n n DUNN 4 scHuRK, Boarding
~ ! !: :: ; !:
and sales Stables, las East 2ith
~ ~ ST.. bet. Sd and Lexington
h NETWORK, August is,. 1883.
"N Eli ~VELLIs SPAWN CURE co.
.ble horse IN condition foT In giving the horse
bis work, he threw out curb IN Consequence q which
doars-s3W-or less Hearing Of Ellls's SPAWN Cure
Lniment tried Il with good results. In two weeks the
condition again, and in two months we sold him Tor as
many thousands valued him worth hundreds when
stable and being driven the road every da5 We can
safely recommend your SPAWN cure Linimsnt for all
'''''' WV" '' DUNN soHuRK.
sTARRIY PLACE STOCK FARM,
FULIoNyILLE, MoNTGoMERYcpr y X July q isss
The ELLIS SPAWN CURE tO.-GENfLEMEh
Remedies received in good shape. send ne glass
sign by express 70 Fonda. well packed aud think 4
with hor-ehead aud shoe have taken oH several
eurbs, zone very .d cured Of sweeney and Ma
" You're GS's respectfully. cfHSpLEB QuISTrN. VS..
J.H whitson Son. 2i,h ST., n. y. says; eve have
used E'ss Spawn Cure IN our stables for two years and
spints cutb- ring bones, bunches the neck, swelle
ankles also quincy throat. and for general stable
hniment II is the best article we have ever used
"r would gladly recommend your SPAWN Cure to all
With perfect conndenee as to the result writes H. y
..ws believe Ellis, Horse Remeaie. to be The best
articles on the American market. Strauss Immen,
East 2ith Street, New York city.
'Too much cannot be said in pr,se Of your most vslu
able remedies says iangan Bros, y. v; Eve have pro-
ducod results with them such we have not been able to
do with auy others" - .
Sand fof nee hook o. Testimonials describing all
:p..ial,,,,..: ELLIS US SPAIN NrE CURE CO., Bo'-
sr l. n. O., No IS
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means Of Sc
curing n soft and brilliant
Complexion, no mater how
poor ii may naturally be.
hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti.
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, RedneSs,
ROughness, EruptiOns, Vul.
gar FluShings, etc., etc. So
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use Is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disflgured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm Is sold by all druggists
for Is cents.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

- hen Writing to Advertisers state that 80,
A. .i.i' '-.-.'sc'nent In this Paper.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
Personal Men Only.

"lIother swans Worm Syrup,,' for feverishness
restlessnsss, worms constipation. taAteless. DC.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

sr l \. q, No rs
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
DUNN 4 soHuRK.
sTARRIN PLACE STOCK Farm,

oo much cannot be said IN pr,ise Of your most vslu
able remedies SAYS iangan Bros, n VI 1--WE have pro
ducod results with them such have been able
do with any others
The Osceola times., 1883-10-06

II you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad
breah b, Hop Btitrs Will give you fair shin, rich
blood, the sweetest breath, and health 500 Will
hat poor, bedrdden lnva Id wife, sister, mother
or d. lighter can be made the picture Of health by
= few bottles of Hop Bitters costing but 4 tri6e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-13

greifer ni6t ct erhielt aber fiirsli6
9}ptiS, binnen "a Stunoen bic @egen6
sll berlaiIen, tpiorigenfaas fein 2eben
in @efabr ftebe. ppIltpn 1T Nuf=
1eber Der S6afran6 bpn 6. q. Yerz
riugton.
: Ser Merifaner Sole Morales in
0el &io, Der bon ieiner 6ran getrennt
lebte, eri6oB bieielbe, neil lie li6 tpei=
gerte, i'm tpieoer in ibrem Sauie auf3uz
nebmen.
- 9ie WaHertperfe in Sort @prtb
tperben $1S5,000 foiten. @i1ler
Sourcamp uno flint anbere 8iirger
tpurben auf ibrem @ese na6 8iropille
bon 5tpei bemaffneten Mdtnern ange=
fallen unb Inn lire 8aarl6af beraubt.
= Sim u. yta6mittags ipuroe BON
Gol. %. peirce Der lebte gtagel sur 8er=
binoung bes S6ienenitranges Ser Sal
peiton, Sarrisburg uno San antonio
gabn unb Der Siibli6en pacificbabn
unter entfpre6enben Geremonien ein=
getrieben. 9ies gel9ab am Dltli9en
@nbe Der atpeiten Bride Dltli6 bonn
stpeiten Gio @ranbe Sunnel, ungefdbr
3 0teilen tpeitli6 bon Ser pecosmiin=
bung, 247 Meilen BON San 9ntonio
unb 400 Mteilen bon 81 paio entfernt.
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Ser gunbibat fdaute in ibr tinblid,
flehenbes Iuse uno auf ibre balbseGffne
ten purpurnen 2ippen. 2lues, mas i'd
fonn! iaste er nit einert tiefen gtbent;use.
., bann ieien Sic eltis unb nadlidtis
9esen meinen Setter. @r 1T NIT mir
aufsemudisn- 1T mir tbeuer ipie Elm 8ru=
Der. unb mas Gle ibut tbun, thun Sic mir
Sic mar 10 idSn, 70 ,pabr, tpie iie bas
iaste = 70 burdiidtis.
Dem iiillen Mianne sins bic Seele auf
unc mas nidt iber bic farren 2ippen
burfte, cas- iudte unb fano ieinen Wes
bura bas Nuse unb i4immerte burin in
feu4tem @lan5e. @r reihte ibr bic 6anb
uno iaste: SD perIprede es Sbnen,
snabise Srau, iptreit es fid NIT meiner
Gbre pcrtrdst! llnb er purbe idSn in
fsiner Wilbe uno iab 10 sroB unb oSttlid
auf iie herab, baB es iie burdi9auerte in
ibre iinbbufte luit5erauidte Seele binein.
Sin @erduid idredte iie auf, iie 3itz
terte, als miille iie umiinfsn: @sru trat
aus ieineu, 3imnler.
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Die Sahoesfirma 6. 80. @ni[

= 9ie Sabaesfirma 8. %. Gail &
Nr in Baltimore 1T unlern alteren 2es
fern sur @eniige befannt, lei es bur6
uniere Spalten, lei es bur6 ben Sc
brau9 ibrer Sabrifate. Gs gelten bieie
3eilen benn aud mebr uniern iiingerlt
Treunoen un6 fpeeiell unleren erit fiirs=
lid eingetpanberten 2anbsleuten. 9ieie
miifen mir barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN,
baB biele Der in ber 9eimatb 10 belieb=
ten Sorten @au9tabat bon obiger
Sirma in Baltimore, mel9e benz be-
fanntenen Sabafsbauie g. pbil.I@ail
in @ieBen, 9euti6lanb, entitammt, auf
beuti6e 9lrt uno Weiie fabri3irt wer=
ben. 2iebbaber elmer pfeife suten beut=
i6en &au6tabaf brau9en bieien Sc
nuB in Der neuen Welt nidt gu entbeb=
rem. Oie beliebtefen Sorten iin6: !:
A B 9to. 3 unb Stern A A (i6maraer
&eiter), Merfur go 6, @riimer porto=
rico, Siegel @anaiter.
9lu6 fir Sduupfer iorgen uniere
obigen 2anbsleute unb baben Barrier
9io. 1, Doppelmops, pio Nono, &C. un=
ter &ennern einen suten Glang.
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. ats s. air . y {.

mraae GAGE ossr Q ar te persen purtb elm stnsses
ssr,ssnes,t II. sesiebt enc aafrite arSs UNI isrii
aiaeHbdl1 81 perinrfen tit Apotteten oser NTH nap
Gnipfdng hcn 81 rtirct grpreb perfanet
cfffcf as Uturrau Itreef, Reips2}prf.
fpr Tnfrs Dfardft irerftrpuer llrieriveunJen urel
ArapttErRs5epte pcu tpro Guf9efldu9en fret perenee
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Wertbpplc Siid,er.

S09it interehant unb leTensipertb
iinb bic Sii6er, ipel6e bon Der beuti6en
Seilanitalt German Medical Insti-
tute) III st. 2ouis, Miiiouri, beraus
gegeben per6en.
Sieie Sbriften iinb in flarer un6
Der Il anoli6er Spra6e abgefaBt
uno entbalten Die reidIie 6iiae Der
To ertbpO ten Gatbi6ldge, beren
8efolgung pollIten Gatbidlage, bercn
8efolgung tauienOe in alien Staaten
unb 3erritDrien bieles 2anoes, Qeben,
Glid unb 8eiunbbeit beroanfen. ma6
benz iie ! brelang uno bergebems
9iilfe geiudt batten.
spriifet 9lfles unb bas Bsite Be-
baltet!"
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( rtfsBung fetet.l

Ser gan3 iiberraidenbe grfolg ben
Srau 2Doia 6. pnfbam's Grduter.Wfi=
f6ung fur Die tpei6li6em @ei6le9te ei=
gentbiimlid)en &ranfbeiten bat, benefit
befer als irgenb ipel6e an6ere Sbatia1e
es f0nnte, bic Wi6tigfeit ibrer tpobltbu=
enoen gntbedung uno baB fie tpeiB ipie
bic lebtere ON 8elfen anpenbbar it,
Or. 6asfelI.
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M iEtSne.

ginise Gage fpdter sinsen Wita uno
@scn pertraulid fliite,nb I'M @arten aui
unb nieber, ba frat Der Ganbibat auf iie
gu unb fruste beideiben, Of iie Trebp nidt
seIeben hdtten.
Das fSnnten mir mcbl eber Sie fra=
gen, iaste Wifa idnippiid Der grsiez
tsr icllte bod piiien, no iein 3Sslins lit,
ba;u finb Sic ia ba!
6elobeim idlcB baS glut in's @efdt.
@nioises Sranlein, iaste er itcls, id bes
merle felt einiser 3eit, baB es Sbre Nb.
fidt 1T, Mid gu beleioisen. Welden
e5,unb Sic AUDI tu3u baben mSsen, - ia
psriidere Sbnen, baB Sbre 8enliihunsen
prlliS lsrJeblid iinb; Sic psrben mid
feinen 5SuBbreit bon Der gabn abriden,
bic id mir pcrse3eidnet.
lJortfsBung fctet)
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Maaere Mcnfheu.

Wfaeere Wfcnfben.
Wells Health Renewer ifeut bic
@eiuncseit Dieoer Der nab sisbt 3raft,
iurirt Naseni9wdde, llnfrudlbarieit unb
ancert @eidIshtsfsbler. 81.
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weroeu BEN Munbs perliebea bar1
6 O z 0 D O N T !,

Seldes bic 3abne 10 e E, bas 2abnflsild
rcf ig uno ctn Mtbem anaeneb M
madt. SO entfsrnt ben g8eiritsin pcu=
ifdneig unb betpabrt iie ucr gerberben.
Sci Crcen;ftem su babsu.
1912 tswii
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Seras.
ltniere Gtdatsleaislatnr.

-Mu tin IL. Sanuar.-Sm Sc
nat wurbe cine groBe 9lusabl Bills ein=
gebra9t tbeils lofaler 9tatur, tbeils 5ur
Mbdnberung getpiiier Nrtifel Der rebibir=
ten Statuten. 9afielbe gel6ab i'm
9auie. WurSba6 bra6te cine 8ia
elm sur @reirung zines Bureaus fit
0ffentli6e S9ul=, 9lipl= llniperlitdtss
ldnbereien. IDientbal bon Sapetie
@Ountp beantragte einen gemeini1aftli=
den Bei6luB sur 4bdn6erung Der Con-
ititution babin, baB Der grl0s oes 8er=
faufs Der S6uQdnbereien Ser beritiebe=
men Counties in iol9en Wertbpapieren
uno Si6erbeiten angelegt pirb, ipie bie
2egislatur beitimmen mag uno baB nur
Die 3inien GierpOn jdbrli9 aus1ege6eu
werocn. .-Senat uno Saus traten oann
sniammer, lint Die fit Gouperneur nno
0iees8ouperneur abgebenen Sttmmen
su sdblcn. sSoDn Srelanb erbielt 1907
800 Stimmen, W. SDnes bagegcn 1922
sol, iuas cine Nfaiorit1t BON 49, 1903
Stimmen fur 5relano ersiebl. = 9ie
Stimmsabl Der 9anbibaten fir bas
Nmt hes Giee=Geuperneurs mar ipie
folgt: Marion Martin; III, ,277g. %.
WfOrtpm, 5S,504; u. Goung, 1920.
Sn S6ulenburg ipurbe elm Garz
loao 8anmluolle bur6 Sunfem einer
Dorbeifabreuben 2ofomotibe in 8ranb
geieet. 20 gallen perbrannten.
= Gin Garbiger Namens 6unter in
Woco ipurbe BON einem meiBen Wanne
Nanens GabneD erl6oIen. 2ebterer bat=
te bem6arbigen 2anb perpahtet unb ge=
rietb nit ibm in Streit, ber balm nit
Dem Sobe bes Ginen enbete.
= Soc Cooper, ein junger Mann bon
Searne, beiu6te ieinen 6reunb CHARLES
9all in 0rpan. 8eioe maren i'm 8egriff,
li6 sur @ube gu beseben, oils es 9aa
einfiel, ieinem 5reunoe elm paar neue
plItolen gu Seigen bic er li9 gefauft
bate. Gr erfldrte, rbm ben Wie1anis=
mus oes S6lolles unb bel Der 8elegen>
belt entluo ii6 bic @aHe unb Der S9uB
tDbtete Cooper ausenblidh6.
= Semis Sell bon Groptotpn ftieg in
2arebo i'm u2are6o Sotel" ab uub iiber=
CAB benz 8arfeeper 8. &app 500 uno
einen &epolper. 9tls CT am Nbeno in 8
Sotel fam, mar Mr. Gapp nit ben De-
poiiten peri6uunoen. @r wuroe ipd=
ter perDaftet, bate aber bas gause @elb
peripielt un5 ben @epplper in ytuepa
SarebO Deriebt. st purbe eingeiperrt.
SIN 8unoesseridt gu Spler tpur=
be elm intereiTanter Sal entl6ieben.
Samifon Il. 60. poH Jlem Oorf batten
9lase eingebradt gegsn Sage II. So.
BON Mineola, 5eras, neil bicIe Iid
ueigerten, cine S9ulb aaf einen Son.
trait fit Spefulationen in 6uturen su
be3ablen. Die Gertbeioiaer Sage 8
ma6ten geltenb, baB Der &ontraft elm
Saaaroipiel ipar unb null un6 ni1tig
erfldrt merben iollte. Sas 8eridt ents
f6ieo 81 Guniien Der Berflagten.
= Wdbrenb 6. s. BOLTON BON llpals
be binausritt, lm nod elmer S6afs
beerbe gu ieben, murben aus einem Wer=
ted brei S6Iiie auf ibn abseIeuert; elm
S1ub ging our6 bic pano, bic anbern
trafen nidt. Bolton fennt ieinen Mn=
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Oiamant=Garben feGen ale ab=
getragenen unb f6dbigen &leibungsfii=
de tpie0er auf's S60nite ber. perfect
uno einfa9. 10 Gents, bel allen Mpo=
thefern.
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: giimm Nper's GberrD gectorol,
um oeine grfdlhlng, beinen Suiten unb
anoere Sungenbel6peroen gu beIeitlgen.
ebe 9lussebrung eintritt, Die ou ni1t
beieitigen fannit.
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Telc=SGmereien.

Selo=samereiem.
&otben roitfreien 9afer,
8ofbell WeiSen,
9ficarasua Weisen,
SorsbumzSamen,
Gerite uno 2ossen,
@tillet=Samen,
gu berfaufen Bel
II, IL s. 2anbd.
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Mub cimc Grittf.

~ssS>V WV cs<sssS>
Sie uGbie. ST. Yrehe", tpel6e iiber
bic bon Moit in Gbieago gebaltenen
Geoen iebr erboit lit, eutbdlt fol9enbs
uWloerlegung" oerielben:
Sobann Ser faule SeifenIieber.
Senfer, Morbbub, GiirItenfre0er,
SDnamitenprinS, Yulpermol1;
Vlut6D0ne, Gelberpreller,
llnlinnI6wdber, &leiltertrpl6!
8reenbornm6roer, Weltsballunfe,
Sternenbanners= =2d1terer,
Wiiteni1afal, SeuIatsunfe,
5eigbeitsfalbfe0= Mdrtprer!
9unbegroBIobn, gielsiunse,
@lenbspfeiferpaprifa
Wabre Seine 2ditersunge
Bei uns in 9lnerifa!
Sol9ifprpipn, @iftpiirmcr1peiIe,
Seufelsmutterbratenfoit!
Slid, biel Slid CUR @eiterreile
eSn bic 9Dlle, Sobann Miolt!
- Reines Dlut srbilt bic @tlantteit.
Or. Nders Blceb Glirir" wiro ben ben
berpcrrasenrffeu aer,ter empfcbleu. gel
ale Npptbeiern 3u taben.
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xlltt's
@iae,t
ep,npfome einer
gudiH q. 2imkhAm'a

Gpmpfome einer
mntb bGtiAem e e b er.
D2angef an appetit, @sbdrir Serftcpfung,
S9mer;en i'm Stepf NIT eineu outnpfen @efiibI
I'M Sinterfcpie, Gd,merjen unter ben Shnlters
tldttern, Aufsetriebeniein nab BEN Giien, init
Eb1tgfeit, rsi;bares9e Temperament, triibeS Stiiis
ntung nit nem beicnberen @efiible, iraenb
cine Cbliegenbeit persefien su baten, Miieig.
feit, s8irre, Ser5ffcpfcn, Ynnfte Dor ben Guser,
qclte Sauf, iitertaitpt &cpffd,nter5en ctertait
Ses rehten Anaes, Htrubiger Ghlaf NIT bedugs
ftigenfen Trdnnieit, fart Sefdrtter flrtu uHo
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tridMme mi9t,
fiji uniere eerbit preisssiae

IuE "HIVte 1ttuW RIttbSEIpS
- fur 1882 su ienben. Dieielbs
w. entbdIt 1emerfunsen iiber
aIIes RitIihe fiir pericnens
pber 6amiliensG GebrauH, nit iiber 200
Sluftrationen, inb tuirb fret na9 irsenb
ipeIder stbreife berianbt. @ir berfanfen
ane @aareis su Gnsros 4reifen, In
nuantitdtsn ipie iie bsr adnfer ,pani6t.
Das einSise SSfitut In Mnwrifa, tpeI@es
bieieS sue essNalitdt maAt. AbreHire,
2GoMt8oiiserp 2sato & &c.,
227 =. s29 0stsV xss, Gtlssss, 81.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-14
Quarterly Conference.

The proceedings OF the first quar-
terly conference IF the Colfax and
Montgomery circuit were held at
Colfax on April I. 1883, Rev. N. s.
Cornell, presiding elder, in the chair.
After religious services j. 0. Grayson
was elected secretary. The amounts
apnortioaed to each church for sup
port of the preacher is as follows !:
Montgomery SIPS, Colfax $50, New
Hope SIS, Bueiah S55. Grays Creek
s15 Olive Branch $40, Prospect $40,
Liberty Chapel $50, Sardis $40, Cotile
SIS. Black Greek SO, Pools Greek 81,
Total $3.50. The amount estimated
for this circuit for foreign missions il
$40. domestic missions So. bishops
S4. church extension 81. widows and
orphans $50. education 81, for Pre-
siding Elder $50. Total $l49. Crane
total s799. The delegates elected {
the district conference we're, II. V
Mccain, H: q. Goodwyn, W. L. Rich
ar,lson, j. O Grayson and W. B. Rich
ardson. Vacancies in the board 0
stewards were 6lled by the election o
Andrew Cruilsshank and s. 7 Parish
The uex. session of the qnarterl.
conference will be held at Mont
gomery, commencing on Saturday be
fore the frs; Sunday in July. =.
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4 scandal and a shame.

Our community has been shocked
by the elopement Of II. Nj. Jeter. q
married man and former sheriff OF
Grant parish, with another mans
wife. a Mrs Poindexter, OF Clebnrn,
johnson county, Texas. Two weeks
ago we stated that Jeter had sold out
his business and gone to Texas, and
that his wife and children. three in
number, we're to follow shortly. This
was the understanding, and Mrs.
Jeter had gone SO far as to sell Oh
nearly all of her furniture before she
learned of her husbands perhdy.
The truth is told told to Mrs. deter In
a letter. which we have read, from
Mr.. Poindexter, of Cleburn, who re-
lates that his wife and Jeter in CON-
pany have left for parts unknown,
taking with them little Ernest, deter 8
fourth and next youngest child.
which he took with him when be lett
Colfax. It seems the whole thing had
been planned and agreed upon from
the first. while Mrs. Poindexter was
here on a visit few weeks ago. Je-
ter pretended TO he miffed because
our grand jury had found a bill
against him for selling liquor without
license. The truth is it is bills that
he owes that was troubling him.
Everything he could lay hands on
was turned into money, and be leaves
different parties in the lurch to the
tune Of $500 or $1,000. He is said
to have taken about $3.50 belonging
to his old grey headed father, some
$500 belonging TO his nephew 4. h
Jeter, besides money due merchants
| in New Orleans and elsewhere. Al
parently his domestic relations were
of the happiest kind, and his wifi
seems as much surprised at hl'
treachery as any one, but she say
she could stand the blow very vel
but for the loss of her baby boy
One may live long and go far to mt
Just such another case OF cruel deser
ton and deliberate rascality.
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Probably the Largest Farmer in the
World.

Hiram Sibley, of Rochester, N. T.,
is said to be tue largest farmer IN the
world. He owns more than hun
dred improved farms. One in Hi
nois, formerly known "a the Sullivan
Farm" CONTAINS 10000 acres; anoth-
er in Cayuga Co.. N. Y, $500 acres.
Farmer Sibley" is not, however, a
typical son of the soil, having long
been identified with great CONNER
cial enterprises, and working harder
with his head than with his hands.
He organized and for over fifteen
years was president Of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., and has also
had extensive railroad interests, es-
pecially in the South. He is now the
head Of one of the largest seed es
adjustments in the world, and the
name of Hiram Sibley & Go. is al
| ready household word in thousaDd'
of homes, to which their farm, gar
den and flower seeds are sent eaci
year. They not only furnish seeds
but also valuable information as U
best methods of growing them. The.
publish the Farmers Almanac, tn
Southern edition of which contain
prize essays Oh the culture of South
| ern crops; also the Farm Seeds Man
ual, which gives a rare fund Of prac
tical information upon all farm crops
For these books the nominal price Q
ten bents is charged, but they SEN
their Spring. Fall and Implemen
Catalogues free to all applicants.
] They are undoubtedly good hrt
to deal with
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In the drawing for division OF
the Calhoun property (abont 5000
acres) last Monday, McNeely and
Cameron drew the north half Of all
that portion Of the town OF Colfax
not previously sold. and the lower
half of The plantation, while the
lower half If tue town and the up
per half of the plantation fell to the
lot of Mrs. Lane.
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w. A. LeSuer, publisher OF the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and said to be
one of the best printers in the State.
was shot aud killed in Baton Rouge
on the 4th inst, by W. I. Sandford,
a broker in that city. but formerly a
citizen of Rapides parish. Both par
ties were we'll connected and highly
esteemed.