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The Osceola times., 1884-11-15

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chine in the World; will last Life
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sett of Attachments ever Invented
for Ruffling, Shirring, Plating, &C.,
accompanying each Machine. A
thing Of beauty and Joy forveer.
CHARLES GooDRitu.
The Osceola times., 1884-11-15
COTTON MARKET REPORT.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
BY SHOEMAKER, JOPLIN 4 co.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
To Whom il Way Concern.

You Will hereby take notice that I, as ad-
minstrator OF the estate OF H. b Quiuly. de-
ceased, viii apply to the Probate court OF Miss
issppi county, Arkansas, at the January
term lSsi, for AN order of said .ourt to sell the
:. y. Of the n, u. \ of Section 3 4 10 North.
. East, in Mississippi county. Ark. TO pay
the debts against said estate. when, where al
the pai tes having an interest In said estat+, can
appear and make such defense tn, think
proper
This October llth 1884
W r. QUINLY, Administrator.
Il. W. 1hOmasOn, attorney. s-lS-It
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of
September, 1854 my wife, Anna Norman, de-
serted my bed and board, and that will not
be responsible fo- any contract made or enter
ed into by her in my name or otherwise.
november 10th. 1854.
MARTIN NORMAN.
J o. Black wood, attorney.
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FOR SALE.

hereby Offer for sale, my House and lot
with blacksmith shop and oui-buildings, situ-
ated In the town OF osceola. A bargain car
be had by applying early
GEO. w. BOYCE
The Osceola times., 1884-11-15
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Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-11
THE TWENTY-YEAR RESTRICTION
BILL.


Some Of the disputants were slightly
surprised at the solution OF the prob
lam under discussion before the Ketch-
UNI debating club as given by the KEY
sroxK yesterday, viz: who was the
President who vetoed the Chinese
twenty -year restriction bill?" Al there
waA some betting on the proposition,
We understand. perhaps the following
statement by the leading member OF the
Congressional Committee that reported
the bills viii be more satisfactory We
extract IL from speech made about
three weeks ago In the House OF Repre-
esntatives by Hon. A. 3. Willis, Of Ken
lucky, reported officially IN the Con-
gre.sionai Record Of July 2. 1884. 1t
states tho whole matter in a nutshell:
.We all know TINT years ago what Is
known AZ the .coOIy' law was pissed,
which In similar In its principle to this
We ali remember the more recent anti
Chinese legislation. A. Chairman ~
the sub Committee | had Occasion ak
years ago to examine this question. we
were satisfied both as to tue poilcy ana
viohtfnluess Of such Legislation. In be
half of the Committee on Edncation ana
Labor presented To Congress the nrst
anti Chinese bill. II wMs vetoed by
President Hayes. but the Efforts We made
forced new treaty with China. Under
tina, treuty our committee s,lbsequentl,
IN tho Forty Seventh Congress intro
duced another bill, which Wits vetoed by
President Arthur. Another biil was
then offered more III conformity Win
the views OF the Executives, but miich
less satisfactory to the people OF the Ia
cifle slope. That bill became n law, and
this Congress to make u effective hns
added certain amendments. This whole
subject In, therefore, familiar to us.
we may add that the general anti
Chinese bin was vetoed by President
Hayes on the ground that II contiicted
with the Bmlingame treaty, and that
three special Commissioners were APP
pointed by Hayes to procure an amend
ment 10 the treaty by which Congress
could exclude the Chinese without COM
ing in conflict with treaty stipnlations.
Usider the amended treaty the Sergeant
bill was made possible. excluding Chi
nose OF certain classes from this country
for twenty years. This Was vetoed by
Arthur, and u new bill was subsequently
introduced, passed, and signed by Ar
thur limiting the period to ten years.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-11
LOCATING PUBLIC LANDS.

Congress adjourned on the 7th. 1t will
assemble again on tho first Monday OF
December. The bill repeating the pre-
emtion, desert land law, and timber
culture act, ia not mentioned IN the list
Of bills signed lay the President, and 1t
does not appear in the dispatches what
has become Of it. II passed the House,
a.,a g!.ea last henrd from was under
debate in the Senate.
Ii this measuee has become law u
will rcvulntionize the public land sys-
tenn. Il repealed everything relative To
the location and appropriation of the
public domain except the Homestead
provisions. The settler can locate ana
Actually reside upon the land and OBJ
tain a title. but in no other why. III the
hin became a law within u day or two
before the adjournment, the land grab
hing business Is uNeIs ah" fN'ht
a good thing that 1t is. The land laws
have been grossly abused. The public
domain has been rapidly passing into
ownarsair, not only OF native monopo-
,,ss hui hus been seized by foreign cap
ilatis.s in vast tracts, nearly as large as
a German prineipaiity. The old Mexi-
can land grants OF California we're in
siqniueant In comparison With many OF
these foreign Chains. Some Of them
embrace entire counties. The Desert
land act was VIGOROUSLY fmnd, and
tina Timber Culture act has ciaakea
every species Of hosgishness, ialschood'
AMI lasiness. There are counties IN
faaAo where square miles Of hind have
beer fenced in by greedy, selfish specu-
lasors and bogus settlers ~ithout a shad-
ow Of Just or legal title. The Land
ot,ees are stuffed with docin "'ntary
fsrveries and purguries to sustain their
robbsrias. In isolated eases these laws
have operated benefieialiy; but they are
exceptional, and the whole batch 81 this
latter day legislation ought to be wiped
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-11

In The New York delegation . private
conference was had. The result il not
definitely known, but dispatch says:
1.-THE following is given as the ballots TAX
en- for Presidential preference: First or
informal ballot, Cleveland AZ, Gen. Slo-
cum Is, Bayard ., Flower /. 1t is un-
derstood the Flower men complimented
Slocum and Bayard with view thereby
Of winning the votes OF Kings county in
the convention. The vote on the en-
forcement OF the unit rule stood, it il
stated a. to g."
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-11
The Circns To Day.

The circus arrived ut Bellevue yester-
day morning, and gave a performance
there. II is advertised to appear at
Ketchum to-day. 1t is well spoken Of
everywhere, and will draw 10 Ketehnm
a crowd of sympathizers. The museum
OF living wonders. and the daring ex-
ploits OF celebrated eques,rians are pop
nlar and draw out immense audiences.
Read the advertisement in full else
where.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-11

The matter, however. has probably
gone over among the mass Of unfinish-
ed business. We shall know definitely
within few days Meanwhile persons
expecting to utilize either Of those acts
by making locations will do well to be
IN haste about it. II the time has not
nIrendy passed, it is certainly not far
in the furtnre.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-11
Tflden Again Declines.

New YORK, July THE following is
mn authentic copy of the communica-
ton to Mr.. Barnnm, chairman OF the
National committee, from Mr.. Tilden:
GHAYsTogE. July z, 1884.
To HoY. WIN. II. BARNUM. Chicago
have received your Telegram inform
ing me Of the disposition to nominate
me for the Presidency. and asking, "wiIl
yon nccept I'M unanimous nomination
from the conyenfion?" and also the tele-
gram from Mr.. Manning, saying: ut
seems absolutely necessary that you
should answer MIR. Barnnm's telegram as
soon as possible" Yonr enquiry WIS
emphatically answered in the negative
by my letter OF June 10th to Mr.. Man
ming.
Signed, s. J. TILDES.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-11

MARsEILLEs. July 7th Fifteen deaths
from cholera yesterday. visitor from
Tonlon died ut AK. near this city.
Sixteen deaths from cholera last night
and twenty taken to the hospital.
Doctor Koch reports the cholera here
10 be Asiatic from the extreme East. He
iinds the same microbes here as in
Egypt and India, the intestines being
the seat OF danger, fnmigntion is use
less. He says the cholera will reach
Germany, will go everywhere, having u
center like Toulon. IL must spread.
Advicesfr from Snakim report Gen. Cor
don murdered by his soldiers, and Nah
iii occupied Khartoum.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-11

all
readiness Talk
children TELL EVERY
which that has it PRO
NoUNcEs THE
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01

every where, while the conservative,
Randall Democracy Is In the minor
ity. To large extent the Weller
and Ben Butler stamp Of men are the
auperiors OF the average Bourbon,
who never learns anything and new
er forgets anything. They certainly
possess more honesty and useful
ness to the people than the class Of
statesmen the Mc0regor Times es-
pouses. They cannoSbe suppressed
by insincere and dishonest party
clacquery Of the Times sort.
That Mr.. Weller represents the
active, aggressive element in the
Democrat party, the Democrat pa
pcrs know as well as anyone. They
may not be honest enough to admit
it. Take the anti monopoly out OF
the Democratic party and you have
left rotten, helpless corpse. Mr..
Weller is the best organizer and
most skillful campaigner in the
Democrat party today in this dis
trict, (if we except Hon Reuben No.
ble) and all talk Of such mercenary
concerns rs the McGregor Times
about setting down on our present
congressman is pure bosh. You will
take your little dose OF fusion or you
will take to your heels and swallow
your vain hombast while you run.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
FUSE OR DUST"
The Republican Coon Takes in the
Situation.
From the MeGreyor News.

From the MeGreyor News
All the McGregor Times talk as to
the repugnance OF fusion to the true
democratic breast is nonsense. They
and the so-callcd leading democrats
threw that kind OF chaff into repub-
Leans eyes successfully two years
ago. 1t will not work again, gentle
men. The republican party will go
into the campaign this year prepared
to fight the combined powers Of the
Democrats, the Greenbackers, the
Rum power, the devil and all the
rest Of the opposition, kith and kin,
put together! Aud in this district
it will go in to fight hard, to fight to
the end, and to fight for victory
Please remember this. You will not
have to walk away while Republi-
cans are asleep. No blank ticket
dodge and sham nomination will
save you this year.
LII We admit for moment that the
Tines is sincere in its pretended dis
like OF fusion, what are the facts: |.
The union in all the states aud dis
tricts was made more complete last
year than ever before. 2. The new
and progressive element this
Is largely Greenback and anti-mo-
nopo'y element, is in control nearly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
National Convention.

An members OF the National Green
back party Of the 4th congressional
district of Iowa are invited to meet
in mass convention mt Postville la
said district on Tuesday May Is. ut 2
o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF elect.
ing two delegates and two nlternates
TO represent said district in the In
,lianapolis National Greenback con-
vention OF May d. 1884, and for the
transaction Of any other business
that may come before the conven-
ton.
This is the peoples party, the party
OF law. and Of the integrity OF the
constitution and OF the complete
sovereignty Of congress over oil
matters pertaining to creating and
issuing the money Of the republic to
and for the people and not for the
corporations. Those who believe
and practice the doctrines OF the
party and who uphold the reccn,
decision OF the United States cour,
on the constitutionality OF the legal
tender currency cordially invited.
BY order OF Congressional Com.
mlttec. W. r. MEAD,
Chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
" SPOTS ON THE sun"

For explanation r0o0 Usg
PEOPLES CRlSl9, = wO0koy
antl-monopoly paper, pse-
llshsd q ohloaoo, 90. ,. :.
Meath, editor. TINE pG0-
PlE'S CRISIS contains more
facts, figures, and original
thought and argument On The
Vital Issues Of the day, tha0
any other journal ID the No.
ton. u has boon truly oall00s
"a Campaign 0stllne oua.''
u 10 what every maN aad
woman Engaged In ths useful
pursuits should road. TorsNol
500 per year. On troal, q
copies % one address, enc
month, 500.
Address, TIVE pE0plG'0
CRISIS, % South Canal ~
Chicago, 90.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01

.HsOSicp tn kkcSSfP,1l.

To J. NJ. Lockwood, L. j. Waller, or other un-
known owners OF the lands hereinafter de-
scr,bed.
Take notice that at the adjourned public
tax sales, begun and publicly held at the Office
OF the County Treasurer, In Creseo. Howard 60.
Iowa, pursuant to law. commencing en- the first
Mondays of october, 1877, to-wit on the 9th and
18th days OF November 1877,
thereafter to which time said
sale had been legally adjourned. the following
described real estate was sold BY the treasurer
Of Slia county for the taxes due thereon Tor the
years 1875 and 1870, amounting to the sum Of
1901. 10 wit: Lot No. =, IN block No. B, village
Of chester, and the undivided one tairty-Linih
I-39l Of sw Il st i See. IL, twp. 81, range II,
West 5lh +. H., ali situated In Howard count,
Iowa. ana that G.. Is. Maxiieid and Geo.
Bol.cs, became the pufchase rs
or said land at said sale, and that the right OF
redemption will expire and a deed for said land
be lii de To the uad arstgned, VINO Is now the
owner and holder In his own right, OF the Certi-
iieatc Of safe made thereon by the Treasurer ci
said county, unless geds.npiiad fro.n said sale
b. made witaia % aays from the completes
service OF this notice.
Dated Apsil lu.a ISL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01

Call for the National Greenback
Convention.

The National convention OF the
National Greenback labor party, to
10 nominate candidates for presi-
dent and vice president Of the Unit
ed States to be voted for at the COM
ing presidential election. will be
held at the city Of Indianapolis, Ind,
on Wednesday, the 2sth of May,
1884. Each state is entitled to
four delegates and four
alternates at large: each congress
sional district to two delegates and
two alternates; each territory to two
delegates and two alternates; and
the district OF Columbia to two dele
gates and two alternates. There
fore, all who are in accord with the
views set forth in the platform of
said party in 1880, are respectfully
requested 20 meet in convention in
their several states, territories and
districts on or before May l, 1884,
and select delegates and altcrnates
TO said convention.
(Signedl JESSE HARPER, chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01

The delegates chosen to the dem
ocratic national convention, Judging
from their complexion in the 4th dis
trict belong to the progressive de-
mocracy; the element that stood by
the people in the 4th district two
years ago in the election CT Il con-
gresham against the rail road and
monopoly aanlidoto. Suoh waS the
position of Butler, Bayless and Judge
Hendrick then, and they have too
much good sense to follow the Times
into the republican camp at this
time. About all the consolation the
McGregor Times has out Of its posi-
ton, is in seeing its inceAdiary and
foolish articles approyingly copied
into the republican papers OF the
district. Below is a full list Of dele
gates aud alternates to the Chicago
convention, with post office address.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
Saturday. Nav 31st 1854.
Notice to Redeem.

TO Mrs Helen Sanders, Mrs. Florence Hunce,
Mrs, Lucy Spragle, Mrs. Mary j. Barnard
William Barnard, Manioa II. Barnard and
Jason Barnard, heirs Of W. W. Barnard, de-
ceased. or other unknown Owners OF the lands
hereinafter described:
Take notice that At the Adjourned public
Tax sale, begun aud publicly h Ill Il, the oiliee
~ tue County Treasurer. In cresca. Howard
County. Iowa, pursuant 20 law. commencing aa
tie iisst Monday o; October, l>ss, tu-Nit: IN thu
ath day of November 1917 thereafter 10 which
i:c Saif sac lSd neen ie-ai.y aalaar?aa iat
tpi.aying described real estate M&s sold ts III,
TREASURER of said county for the taxes due
thereon TOR tbs year 1875, ana 1876 amounting.
10 the SUM OF % - to-wit Lots ., d. !, y, To- II
IN b.ocS In the village oil tlorsneerite, Howard
county. Iowa, ana that j. Mcnamara, became
the purchaser Of said land at said sale. AMI that
he ri sht of redemption viii eAnire ana a deed
for said land hs made IL the undersigned, who
Is now owner and holder In hts own right, OF ths
certificates III sale made Thereon by The Treas
nter OF said county, un,.as redemption ifom
said sale b. made within 80 days from the COM
pleted seiSiCe III tbs aC;iee.
Dated Ap.il 10th. isst
- JOHN MciirGu. owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
Before the Convention.

Among leading and influential
democrats the determination is to
nominate Il democrat and use every
legitimate means for his election.
We have yet to see 4 democrat that
favors union OF forces on Weller
SO far AS he il concerned he will be
left to manipulate his candidacy in
his own party and in his own way.
There is high pressure feeling a.
mong democrats to stand firm and
fight the good fight nnpledged and
unclaimed, free from all cntangle-
ments, making n direct and square
contest with our opponents, trusting
to tine good sense OF the people, who
are really the power, TO choose their
servant upon the principle OF worth,
ability, and honor, and III the inter-
est OF all alike. The democrats in
this district are in earnest this time,
and we will come to the front pre-
pared to DO gallant service Me
Oregon Times.
AFTER THE CONVENTION.
We would like to ask the demo-
Gratis Of this district. who favor u un-
ion on Weller, if they consider Mr..
Weller 4 rcpres. NATIVE Of demo-
cratic ideas, democratic brains, and
democratic intelligence? Does his
ability and political history average
up with the democratic idea Of Il
representative in congress? These
are quite important questions. Don't
be backward; yes Orno.-TMcGregul
Times.
We have been informed by one
| who was present and knows where O.
he aifirms, that at the Democrat,
county convention Of Clayton count,
held at Elkader, April Il. series o.
questions were propounded to the
members of the convention person
ally, substantially as follows:
DO you approve OF the genera
course Of Mr.. Weller in congress thi:
winter?
Do you approve Of his votes OF
the tariff?
Are you satisfied with his abilit,
to fill! the position assigned him?
Are you willing to support him TO
congress for the next term?
All these questions were answered
in the affirmative. TO the question
Do you approve Of the course OF thu
North Iowa Times in trying to be
little Mr.. Weller's efforts and cripple
his usefulness there, was an emphat
lie NO!-[District Post.
In 1881, ten days before the cleo
ton the publisher of the MeGrego
Times demanded the withdrawal o
Weller, because the demo-
Gratis Of Clayton county would no
vote for him, when the real fact
were that majority Of them vote'
for Weller. as the editor Of this pa
per had personal assurances the
would everywhere except inMcGreg
or where the Times worked it
blanks. containing the name G
Updegraff. 1t is more ignorant G
democratic sentiment now than
was then. But the two article
copied from different issues Of tn
Times, is all the reply its first articl
requires.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
A Lucky Kangaroo Hunter.

One OF the most daring Kangaroo
hunters OF Australia, and his stag
hounds, were terribly lacerated by u
wounded Kangaroo, on the great
sheep ranch OF Mr.. Alfred Hay,
Boomanoomana, n. s. II and were
entirely cured by the u,e oi ~.
Jacobs Oil. Mr. Hay writes that it
is the greatest pain-cure ever in.
troduced for man or beast.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01

In former times christians went
armed in the panoply of truth, char
ity and mercy. 4 fanatical republic
can paper with more puritanism
than piety, tells its readers that Bob
Ingersoll was defeated as delegate
to the republican national conven-
ton by the religious element. Ifthis
be so that element has changed
truth, charity and mercy, for brass
knuckles, raZors and sand bags.
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.V0sicS to kS. yjafHs.

To Martin johnson, OF other unknown owner
OF tie lands hereinafter described
Take notice that at the adjourned public
Tax sale; begun and publicly held at the ai,ic,
oI The County Treasurer, IN Cres,o. Howard
county. iowa. pui .nant 70 law, commencing o.
the first Monaay oil October 1850 if.wit: OH h
9Th 18th days Of Dec. 1889 thereafter. u which
tine said ss!,. la been legalBy adjourned, III.
roisvrr-n:r described real estate s0ii H. The
treasurer said colshtS for the taxes au,
threan Tor the wear 1917 amounting tn The sui!
81 Sl34. to-wit: e4 lei |. on nv i See. /, twp
p, Range IL. aud 81 81 Il NV d See. Z, Twp
%. Range II. all situated tn Howard co. Iowa
aud that j. {. Doaahueh and isaa,
Gregory. became the purchasers oi
said nj nj said sale, aud that the right OF TO,
daGpsioa will expire AID Il de4d for said lani
hc mate To the undersigned: who IL nea tGe
on Ter and holder in his OVID right, OF the ser
siicate OF safe Hale thereon by the Treasurer
II said county, unless redemption from sid
sale b. mad. within 30 days from the comp.et
"a service af this notice.
Dated April 18th 1881.
ast3 JOHN IcNUGH. Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01

Judge II. H. Trimble, of Keokuk, one
81 the old and honored .citizeus Of
Iowa, has been appointed as dele
gate at-large from the state OF Iowa
to the national democratic conven-
ton ut Chicago.-(Davenport Dem.
Well, that is in order. For the
other they should have taken Tom
Updegraff, another rail road attor-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01

J. NJ. Mccoy OF this county, IN old
neighbor OF Ben Buffers and an ar
dent greenbacker. will probably be
one OF the delegates from this dis
trict to the national anti-monopoly
convention that meets in Chicago
the l4tL inst.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
National Anti Monopoly Conven.
ton.

A convention Of the Anti Monopo-
lists Of the United States is hereby
called to meet in Chicago, atnoon on
Wednesday, May Il, 1884, for the
purpose OF nominating presidential
ticket. The quota OF representation
will be four delegates and four alter
mates from each Congressional Dis
trict, four from each Territory, and
four from the District OF Columbia.
b. F. SHIvELY, JOHN F. HENRY,
Secty. Chairman
Briggs House, Chicago, I'll.
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One Very Creditable job.

New York World
The Democratic House has rcr-
formed one creditable job, i'm some
what accidental way, however. 1t
has eliminated keifer from the body
polite. And yet only few months
ago heifer was 4 great Republican
leader.