The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
THE LARD O. Logic.

at 4-six ye.s sse Farm what " !,
,;zz;s d a'ss - =, ,ssd ...s,sso .s,sowsr " !,
on visi:, !, 4,ss.is, ,r.,dower. ares. ans
Williams :. .s.a, sia ofss.'a thirty nd q
mir. Robt. tnsar OF Was 7
dangerously i'll des o. sa.er her "a
week, is on the mend.~snt Other,
pretty bad case. Tie lo'
HousroN, Perry Co. Ark, = =
Sept. 5th., 1854. -
Mess. Hill & Lockert! One bottle a,
of your Iron Tonic Syrup cured my
little boy of chills, and relieved mt
of Indigestion. s
THOMAS p. OGLEsDY. "
Now that the election is over, a
why can't the Town Board of Alder s
men have a meeting, and transact a
little business,
Mrs. John Binkley, of Elmot |
neirhborhood, died Thursday morn. G
ing. of malaria. A husband and a
two children are left to mourn her |
loss, h.
st John beat Butler two tosy
one. But then, Butler, true to hire,
past domineering character, bamsel
Bclya Lockwood soaudalously. d,scoy
Mess. Hill & Lockert: 'he iron
xour Iron Tonic Syrup andhe, nan
nbilIin Anti.malarial Pills "ide' ex @
have sold has given entire one s'a
t;on. Those that have used feet D.
saw that hereafter they will h
other. am out of the pills.
one doz. boxes. II. B. SMIrlAndrev
Golden Lake, Astirred
After the slight interruption dow,
two or three days rain.and cloS Ui II
weather, the beautiful Indian Sun ke,
mer continues to overspread our laF re,
and country, an,
Our republioa an friends who Fav
up their money, watches, hats, boo am
suits of clothes, &o,. upon Biarsol
have about ceased to lQeks stoGear t
ISOLATION lings, were found. Andrew
wear reed the former and clay patel
Wiknee of his breeehes CORES
o. h the latter But the test
o;a. or ,ch was most damaging to hin
~ s''' oc discovery near to the hedge of
sI I S-Dox, identified as one missin
his fathers kitchen. Andrew wa
sN conSscted Of arson and sent across tn
seas iofiife.
Though his father pretended to b
turned against him, yet secretly he aide
him. Feigning deep sense of disgrac
on account of his SO MS crime, he propo'
ed that his property should be sold an
he and his wife remove into anew neigl
borhood. The farm was disposed of at
good price and they went to Cupar i
Fyfe. Watts father had purchased Ih
son, soon after his birth, shares in tor
tine scheme, and this was now yieldin
Colin an income for life of over el75
year. This fact was unknown TO h
wife, and when andrew was accused {
af50K. his father secretly employed csc
which he had saved from this income j
defending him. The money which h
received for the farm he gave in trust
Mr.. Soutar, writer TO the Signet i
Dundee, to be invested for certain pu
pose, with instructions that the lawyt
should inquire every year after the we
fare of the exiled Andrew.
Three wears after the removal to Fyi
Nn. Watts died Watts soon aiterwar
Wentto live in the Carse OF Gowrie anon
his old friends, and there he resided u
TO his death in 1926.
THE ooNvIcr'r RETURN.
In 1928 Andrew Watts, who had ser,
cd over twenty years as convict, wa
pardoned and return d to Scotland. Nj
6outsr had communicated regularly wit
him and used influence TO secure his n
leeae, Andrew found on visiting MI
~ eou(ar loving letter from his father
dictated the day before ne died, and tn,
NM of E6OQ0 sterling in the lawyer
Z po6sension for him. Andrew was now
n znrict, subdued man, nearly forty-6y,
1oakr Of age. The first thing he did wa
.dFects stone to his fathers nemor,
~ little churchyard of Gowrie. Ther
V16lt'to work, and, on the site OF the
( n11lD pm on the strip Of land, decided tc
B - - he Logic Farm, he built small
nE3al dwelling. and furnished il
( 0lIh nnn6h taste. When this was com.
t1tta. he married Miss Shafto, whose
81 ~ he had been schoolmates.
1n1g yeau bis wiSs's senior,
young ge
attentions, -