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AUCTION SALES.
NVALTER B. WILLIAMS X co. Auctioneers

SALE OF FASHION Bile AND SUPERIOR FURNI-
TUR-. OF The VERY BEST NAME
ROSEWOOD CASE FIANO. MAGNIFICENT ITALIAN
CABINET. BEAUTIFUL INLAID WITH IVORY ;
HANDSOME NAEBI.E-IoP BOIFFTT: ILL
CANT PARLOk SUITE. UPHoISTEEt y
IN CRINS SILK: WALNUT FRAME PIER
AND MANTEL MIRRORS; HANDSOM :.
BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE. TEN
NEssEE NAEBLE-TOI; ELEGANT LIBRARY
SUITE. -FOUR p ICES. DINING CH his. u
HOlSTf RED IN LEATiiEE. NAINIE IN
1ENSION TABIE: WALNUT WARDROBE >;
FRENCH COUCHk~: LADIES WRIT iNG Dt SIS:
b ACk WALNUT EOD KCASF: Easy CHAILS;
MAHOGANY -FB n PLA1I-GiAS DE SSISG
STAND. WALNUT + ESTEADN. III EIIION
CHAIES: EBONI-TEAME CON Et;SAIIuNAL
CHAIR, UPHOIfs IhED n LEAIUIR: BkUe-
SILS. INGRAM AND OTHEk tEPETS.
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ELEVEN I II. com
nleEcing at I'm OF Loon A VI. shan :, D.
1enCe Ifl4 y street. between 18th and l5tA streets
northwest
This sale viii be noticed embraces fashionable and
. superior furnitUr. Ct ,Hr veIy best uateS which
arttS VIII tnd On sLaIII-ou = bee rt.ct order
"A those IN search of Furniture SHOULD thls sale
II attention.
STD WALTTE 3. VI HANS * co, Auets.
nf
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Dynamite in Warsaw.

FEARS FOR THE CARS SAFETY.
WARSAW, september 6.-Ihe police have liz
spected the crypt OF the church OF the Holy Cross
by which tie car will pass. There was suspicion
that II might contain dynamite, but nothing was
found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

BALTIMORE, september GA meeting OF govern
ment officials was held at the custom house to-ay
to take action In regard To the death OF the late
Secretary Foger. Major II. X. Torber, deputy
collector, presided. Addresses were made by DR..
Walter WymaD and MI. f. NJ. Darby. and resolu-
tons We're adopted expressive OF the late Secre
tarys eminent abilities and the loss sustained by
the government in his death.
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Drowned Her Child

BETHLEHEM, Pa, September 6.-Miss Theresf
NOccIe is under arrest here for killing her child, u
which she gave birth yesterday. She is said Il
have drowned ii In the ceSspool.
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CONSIDER TINS
During this season Of the year there are Clothin
Houses. and some of them prominent in the bus
ress, who present to the public stereotyped roun
Fundamentals such as remarkable reductions 4
Prices" selling off at cost" goods must be sacr
feed to make com for next seasons stock" &c.
GEORGE SPRANSY never resorts to such que.
tonable methods. Consequently. in announcer
tie present sale of very neat all wool suit at
and all extra nice Cashmere Pants at 81. he simpl
states facts which prove that his prices the low
est III the city
1t should be remembered that every article sold
guaranteed to be exactly represented or the none
VIII be refunded by
GEORGE SPRANSY.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER,
507 18th street.
an92 Opposite U. S. Post Ofica.
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Explosion of a Tank.

NEW YORK, september "a large tank In the
rendering works OF Rafferty& Williams. on gath
street, exploded this morning, causing damage 10
the amount OF $4,000.
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Judgment Filed Against Grant & Ward
for S1I3.I15.

NEW YORK, september "a judgment was filed
to-day. in the county clerks Office Kings county,
for S1l3,125. against the firm OF Grant & Ward, in
the suit brought against that firm by the Marine
National bank. The action was brought III the
New York supreme court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

OF HOCkETBn0k.-1lP clerk
OF the Police Court issued warrant this afternoon
on the oath of Eliza Thomas, Coiored, charging
Lena Fobbs also colored, with stealing poCkrI-
book containing Sl.5u, while al Il camp meet suS
near Good lOpc hin. last sunday
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Natural Gas at Pittsbur.,
CHARGED with Forgery

PITTsBURG, september 6.-Last night Jones Il
Laughlin, iron manufacturers, struck a large vein
OF gas at depth OF 800 feet.
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STOLEN HORSE REcoyEREp.-Last night Mr..
George T. TAFT, living on the Bennings road, In
Prince Georges county, Nd, had stolen from him
bay mare and set OF brass mounted single harness.
Lieut.. Arnold to-day recovered the horse from
CarcaS' livery stable,
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Accused of Tryiu. TO Desraud Creditors

New YORK. September 6.-Passavant d Co to-
day obtained from Judge DonOhUe, OF the supreme
court. an attachment against the property OF 4. ".
Dlmock 4 Co., in a suit TO recover si5.7SS Ii is
claimed that A. W. DimOck obtained from the
plaintiffs 100000, depoSitng bonus and shares as
collateral. The money was to be repaid Septem-
Der l. AS 1t was not repaid then, the complaint
says, the bonds and shares sold. but proved
insufficient TO meet the amount due. and the suit is
brought 10 recover the balance 1t il claimed that
the defendants have assigned and disposed OF their
property with intent to detraud their creditors.
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FINANCIAL, AND CouuERCz.I.
TIE New York Stock Market.
Name. / O. I'D.


T1f following are the opening and p. m. prices
r. Tie New \ ork Stock Market to-day, as reported
II special wire to III. ii. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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Trausfers of Real E~tnse.

Deeds N fee have been fled ga follows. sarah
Niirn~On TO owen Mctdoe n. \ Is Sluar, am
s2,>S. George W. IInSinS 20 !. t. ReiSinCrr lOI .
~. iso So $50 J. NJ Graham Ia r. Leonard lot. ID
3, ~ and ~. SC. 5Ss: sl,0G. same 10 r. oNein otS
20 10 B, d.: S,IS964. Mary j. >nowden 10 Jchn
fnwell, lot :, block :. Ivy Clty $3.50 l. H. Wright To
ant: ssh q. X. Chase 10 Farmers and Drnyers'
oank. OF SomerS. y. Y, lot - and parI Ia 81 sics
Slo5J0. David l. MORRISON 10 4. L. STenSAaM tni
"a. 81. 1871; $500 ". Obold 10 A. T. BoSue lot ~
So Sl6; sl,0a Michael conner to VI. noughertv
part 5, 81 NJ; s+Jl Mary r. Ogle 10 Naggie oEc
sot 30. block q. Meridian HILL 8. James ke!c-
her aud Mary l. Cook, lot 9, res " $3.50 Leon +
Jones To kmms A. Beckley, part 8, so 3; sssaA
s-lnaa A. Beckiey 10 l. 4. Jones. part 4. do: sou
Emma ~ Bechley 10 cleo A. Jones. pt do; sSsl W
F. ogle to Mary 5. kyer, lot Z, block A, Mer1dial
HIi se2sS6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

The will of the late Grafton Tyler was admitted
10 probate to-day by Judge James ana letters teS-
tamentary issued to U. n. Matthews, on bond Of
$500
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

HUNTING TIE NORTH POLE.
CoPENHAGFS, september 6.-AnOther Danish
polar expedition VIII start Tor the frozen north neNt
summer. proceeding by way OF Franz josef Land
1t will be under the leadership OF MeSsrS OvJaaTI
and Camel. commander and owner OF the Dijmphna.
PRINCE BISMARCK ELECTED.
BERLIN, September 6-The districts Of SChlawp
and Johannesburg, in iOmerania, have both elected
Prince Bismarck their representative iii The Prus-
sian diet
CHINAS WARLIEE PREPaT ATTnNS.
VIENNA, september 6~-thlncSn adVi'eS received Ia
this city report That China mas called 450d0 men TO
defend Pekin, anu has granted The minister OF war
120O0.00O francs for the purchase Of munitions OF
Wal.
RUSSIAN TYRANNY.
. ODESSA. september 6.-heSSrS. Ratchka and Lii
patch, delegates from Austria To the archaeological
congress- now III session III this city, Were Smnar-
lily expelled their arrival in consequence OF their
being Roman Catholics, ana that, too. though their
passports had been properly riSed. The governor
on hearing oil this action set the matter right and
enabled the delegates TO attend Tie congress-
BISMARCK'S PLANS.
BERLIN, september 6.-bn his return to Berlin
Prince Bismarck Will complete arrangements for
SummOnng the new council OF state, when he Will
make the necessary communications to it as preSi-
dent.
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NIr. Kasson Arrives i'm Rel
Hog Cholera i'm New Jersey.

BERLIN, September 6.-The Hon. John A. kassor
the new American minister to Germany, has arrive
in this city.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Mn. September Cotton dulI-nlfd-
dim. 1925. Flour quiet and nonnally steady. Wheat
southern easy and dni western lower; scntern red,
s9a9l: do amber, 93a96; No Maryland 9lb1a9iSa No
western winter red, spot S7asls, september 81 aS7z
October So saSSS: November. 90a90lz Corr-southern
hrmer western scarce and firm southern white. 6Sa7O
quiet and steady-southern 3Oa35: western white
do. mixed 3Oa32; Pelsy lvania. 3a34 i've quiet and
easy 56a5S. Provisions steady and quet Eggs friuer
10 Sugar-,opier refined quiet, Is Whisky steady.
IlSal - Other articles unchanged Freights to Liver
pool dull-cotton. I'D -four Is; grain, 224a3d. Re
cepts-fOur l725 barrels; wheat So 200 bushels corn
Shipments--wheat 216080 bushels; TOO bushels
Sales-wheat $4,000 bushels: corn. 800 bushels.
BALTIMORE September 6-Yirginia sizes. consoli-
dated, 3ls4; past-due coupons go Virginia new threes
So; North CT lima skies. old, l0739 bid to-day.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL. September. 6-The speculation in
continues active and after opening shade lower
prices steadily advanced The receipts for the past
hours have been only 81 cars which is deemed bull
argument. At this hour 1880 n. 5Ga561a being
with October at 53A, and November al An.
CHICAGO ILL.,. September g. p m-ClosinR prices:
Wheat-sePtember. 77ss. nominal; October .9>ss7s1s
October 532s bid; November, 46k year. AIN: May Al
Oats-September. 25k; October 257s, year. 25s: May,
292s Pork-Septelnber. 1900: October 1900; year
Sene assk - ~ A4fa-Se'''' '0 nominal o'''-
The Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURG. Pa, September 6.-On dun and heavy
trading light The market opened at IS advanced to
SOD. and then, at O'Clock. declined TO s4k
PITTS BURG, Pa. September 6-Shorfly after one
O'Clock M the oil market became panic stricken by
report that the Phillips well in the Bald Ridge district
doing 100 barrels an hour and prices dropped like
tors seemed to lose their heads. and general desire
sell only added to the excitement At O'Clock prices
had declined to 70. a drop of &c.
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PROPOSALS.
r5,KEASURER's OFFICE.

WsSEINGT0~- D G, September Ist 1854
f~jrectiou uI the Beard Of COfl.Iiii-S ones ~eaef
IroIt~ I'll be received GI2 I1-h street northwest
until ! WELN D'CLO, K VI. or III DAI. SEPIEAI-
BE II NENIH. lSS for Il CO~tElc ION of the New
A.cx Bun dInE the grounds # the Soldiers Home.
near Washington. D. 4. Irawiu-s. Specifications,
blank form of prcD.a tO- tAsr Wits all nocfSry i-
formation "Gn b. obtained APP licat1on Capt
Geo W Davis, L = L. II Gl2 i1t.l street northwest
In order To- seCT the consideration q any pro- osas
fC~ erecting the New AnIrI BuIii4. the bidders viii
L. N~a'l-reet At the time of opening the bid TT
v1oTi there 70 to place IN the haurs of Major j. T
IltJehoUSe rcaSJIrtr Of t Soldiers Home, CeI t.
t'd ch-k. n.atie payable 70 him Cor TIE ( nv
Eldr dollars $500. said cll ck be deposited with
tn UIiersta ding that tae amount specified shall +,
forfeited g. the Soldiers Home is any bidder HCSa
IruFts may be accepted and who shall faiI To enter
into contract with good and s,lili SI,rts, within
tsr days aftt- notification u the cetptauce III lbs
IrOlu>al-
The right Is reserved 20 reject any ard all tfIs
y T. RITZ NIiJf ~.
bvJ. Major l. =. ETiuy.
ee2 & Treasurer 1 ; soldiers Home
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RANGE OF THE THERNoNETrR.-The .ollowir-
were The readings Tie Office of ;le Chiei signal
officer to-day: am, 6ai: II An, ~ g: pm Ssa
Maximum. %: minimum. 66N.
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FIRE THIS MORNING This morning. q frame
house on Massachusetts avenue and 10Th Street
southeast, owned ana occupied ny Eliza Snowdcu
took IRE ana was entirely consumed The loss Is
about $50
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RUN ON s NEW JERSEY BANK.
RUhcred Deficiency of SEQ. 000.-
SHicide OF the Cashier.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j., September 6.-There Is a
big run On the National bank here. The pOice are
Keeping back the crush The bank is paving 4 II
demands, but may have to close its doors to-day II is
rumored that there is deficiency Of 100000. No
one doubts that the late cashier OF the bank ChaS
s. Hill. committed suicide GOV. Albeit has an
pointed DR. c. NJ. Slack county clerk, the position
having been made vacant bY Hu.S death,
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CoAL AND Woop

We have f'Ist received lar-, 10. o. Fators' PINE,
WOOD. Also fresh mined coal. ~ superior quality
ior domestic Use al Z; ws oer 1t lowest market
Iatss-
Ihs attention Of cors-aerz Is respectfully invited -
al INSPECTION " ~tucE
STEPHENSON & BRO,
nils 81. 81. wharf and I2-h s. and II. ave.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s.55,3a5; customs, S1,4Sl,3s9.
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M. SILVERBEPG & co
CONSIDER Ems.

60 7TH AND 313 STH Strict NORTHWEST
sell Nea. Pennsylvania avenue,
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T1EuF SIIFIDOy'S TANCING CLASSES WILL BE
! rtsulrd Saturday. Sept. Is. ! and 7:Sb pm
II lWi. nv; Monday sept -. $50 and 80 pm
AID Rebate o. - Ter cent on above
Gata~
i-,r.! far rfrcu,l-s auc5-8In
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPTED) BY
j. j. HILL & co.

RATES OF ADVERTISING:
ene Square 30 lines) first insertion. ....$Z 30
Zach subsequent insertion, per square. W.
A LIBERAL reduction to regular advertisers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03

A frst-class BILLIARD TABLE, for the ao-
commodation of guests.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03

There are large movements Of stock
from Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska aud
Wyoming into Montana, the estimated
drive for this year being 800, 900 head.
Montana is regarded as a better region
for stock raising than the stock districts
of Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas and
Nebraska
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03
sound Logic.

The Butte (Cal.) Record says: 1t
takes an Irishman to hit the nail square
on the head every time. A mooopolist
who lives in this section, employing a
large number of men at the lowest pos
sible wages, said to an Irishman in his
employ: "Pat, hear you are going to
vote for CIevelaud?' Faith, | think
| viii, " said Pat. ''Now look here,
Patrick, If Cleveland is elected, your
wages will not be more than 30 cents a
day" "Arrah, now, what's that your
givin' u.s." said Pat, IF you really
thought so, you'd vote for him your
self"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03

Samuel Machey, Of New South
Wales, sheartd l,500, 600 sheep last
year, and this year he expects to have
Q, 800. 600 His lands run 700 miles in
one direction. and comprise 5000, 600
acres. and have been nearly all re-
claimed from the desert.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03

The above reward win be paid for the arrest
and conN ietion OF any party or parties found
guilty OF stealing, billing, or running off, alter.
ug brands or marks OF any live stock. belong-
ng TO q y member OF the Nevada Live Stock
Association
E. W. CRUTCHER, President.
y. ID. SwEgrsER, Secretary.
Winnemueea, April 10, 1854. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03
wealth, coIorea Fceple In California;

OF the wealthy colored people in Cal.
ifornia, the San Francisco Call says; In
Red Bluff, ID. =. Logan, James Logan
and VIM. Robinson represent $500, 1000
worth of property; in Woodland, Basil
Campbell, who. like many others, came
to California while still in bondage, and
under contract to his master to pur-
chase his liberty, now is the possessor
of 500, 900. Oakland's colored popu-
lation represents half million dollars.
In San Francisco Mrs. NJ. Carpenter
owns over 5000. 600 worth of real estate
and has $50. 900 to her credit in bank.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03

DR.. HOLDEN informs the citizens of Humboldt
county that he has located permanently in
winnemucoa, and that he will also visit adjoin-
ing towns by special request. lie practices
Dentistry in all its branches Odicc in Cooks
Photograph Gallery ap22
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03

AGENTS:
CIV. CRANE, 31s Pine street and 10 Leides
sorn street, Room SO, San Francisco.
wa CAswELL, Sacramento, California
BF. RILEY is authorized to collect and re
seipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE II
Paradise Valley. ,
8. r. Youxe is authorized to collect and
esceip; for subscriptions to the SILVER STAry at
Big Meadows.
4. CNrz is authorized TO collect and receip
tor subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in spring
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03
WENNEAEUCCA HOTEL.
Bridge street, Winnemucca,
DAVID G.R0Tx........... Proprietor.

Having built and fitted up in the most conf
modious style the largest and finest Hotel in
Winnemucca, with large and airy rooms, the
Proprietor is prepared to receive and entertain
the travelling public with accommodations az
good as can be found in this section of the coun-
try. The TABLE will always be literally sup
piled with all the substantials o. life, and with
every luxury that can be procured. Attached
TO tie Hotel is a FINE BAR, where the choicese
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03
FIRsT.CLAsS RELLIA

To AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD r. AN is always ready 10 take an
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel tree
OF charge.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-03
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS

fy For the accommodation OF patrons ok
the winnemucca Hotel, new
FIRST.CLAsS BILLIARD TABLE
Has been procured for their especial enjoy.
ment.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-16
A Card 10 the Voters OF
Mississippi County.

In announcing myself as a candi-
date for Circuit Court Clerk, | de-
sire TO state that ! do so at the insti,
CATION of no man, clique or eombi-
nation, in order to defeat or thwart
the interest of others. have been
led to believe that ! have the conf
dence and respect of the people at
large, and that | will receive a gen
eral support from the people of my
township, and of Troy, where | have
lived for number of years, and
where | am known, as well, also, a
liberal support from my personal
friends in all parts of the county;
hence, In order to anticipate or allay
all speculation or surmise as to who
brought me ont, and for what motive
or object, sinister or otherwise, ! de-
sire il distinctly and emphatically
understood that | will make the race
upon my own individual merits, and
will seek by all fair ana honorable
means to secure my election to the
office, simply for the honor and enol-
umcnts there is in II. Feeling myself
capable and qualified to discharge
the duties OF the office, and humbly
soliciting the suilrages of my fellow
citizens Of Mississippi county, ! am
Very Respectfully,
EDGAR CARLETON.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-16
FOR SALE!
Desirable Real Estate.

! Offer for sale. ,hu entirc property, situated
at Elmoi Landing, consisting o. a quarter sec
tion OF Iand-iG aces ofwhich i in a high state
of cultivation; On which there are one new
frame dwelling house, combining Eve rooms
three tenement houses, one store house, nov
one oummodious warehouse, at the Landing
stables, cribs. two good wells. and iuc young
orchard This t. good location for business
with fine opening ior q live business man
Satisfactory reasons will be given Tor closing
out For price and terms. address. or appiy ie
LION kOJ SsAN, Agent
Osccola Ark
The Osceola times., 1884-08-16
Planters Hotel.
UNDER NEW AUSPICES.
AUG 6, 1884
MR.. { MRS ]. D CRUTCHER.
Proprietors.

Hariag HiSdaB Mken charge If
me Planters Hotei ofOSccoia Hr-
kaaSGS. 0biiqate 0HrSelceS II keep
"a first ciaSS h0aSe, eRdear0r1Rg 10
giCc S0fiSjdcfi0R II aU. PT0mDt
ami Uei iWcDarcd MeaiS If tie
best The markd aBordS aRd care-
Iai atfeRfiOR 10 Me TdHfS If 0Hr
Datr0HS n SBeci0ifB. PlUctjcai
ErDeyieRcem B0aldiRG X0HSe life
aHd n Ddrtiai acquaintance rith
he k!Hd Dc0pie If OSceoia, added
Ia ne fact tint q h0tet is MHch
Rceded here, mak-eS rs h0De far
success, amt IRE M6re/0re kiRdiY
S0HcH a rcaS0Aabie Share n PHb-
lie Patr0RQge.
j, y. CRUTCHER,
PrUDrictOr.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-16
A Good Opportunity.

Believing that the condition NJ ihi- colnty
would be imp owed ifp1rtions 81 the large lain.
rere divided aud owned by smal land owners,
am prepared % divide aud sell the well known
Preston truet. called LAkELAND Ia Troy Town
ship. u purii0ns u suit purchasers. The clear
~ laFls lie conyclieniIy on the nam nVcs
20 tfai arms from ~ 10 20 acres may be pug-
chased. one half cleared and the other hall wei
Prom four to siN years time viii 10 given FOR
payrnent arooFdiEg 10 the size OF the tract
rhis l. . good opportunity for industrious men
~ snall neaH- 70 become owners 81 tArir own
fArms. C4ll and see me al Stoncwall Pla. Ia
lion o. addrcs me By letter a Nodcna hrk
JAMES D. ClAiGHEAD-
The Osceola times., 1884-08-16
ELECTION
PrOc1annatiOn!

NOTICE i HrRFBY GIVEN. That on the lsi
uay Of September. ieSl there VIII be Gvnc'H
Election hrid in the County OF Mississippi. and
state Of Arkan-as, al lho places designated be
10 VI, Iur the luposn OF electlng the following
state, District, county and Township Offices:
STATE oFfIcERs,
One Govcrnor; one Secretary OF State; on,
Auditor Of STATE: one Associate Justice Of IA,
Supr me Cuuri; one Attorney General, one
I hane,llor; unc thanccry ClCrk; one state Land
commissioner one superintendent OF PabliC
Instruction
District Oiliccrs;
One State Senator, for the 10th. Senatorial
Disirirf: une Circuit Court Judge Tor the sec
oud Judicial District. 10 iill the vacancy of J
Il Fricrspn, deceased; oEc Prosecuting Alto
ney for the second judicial district
County onicers
One Representative; one County and Probate
Judgei one sheriff, one Ciiout Court U.erki
one IFcastreT; one Assessor; one Surveyor
one Coroner: and two Justices OF the Peace
and one Constabl, 10 each Township.
Election to be held in
Monroe Townships at Court House.
Troy Iownship-ai tcrguson's store
Pecan 1ownship-at Friends store: Golden
Lake precin,t-at Barton's store.
scott Township a. Louise Chapel.
Carson lake TOwnshlp-at rchool-hoUse.
Swayne Township al school house.
Canadian Township, at Walkers store
Hickman Township, ut Ruckcr 4 COS. store
Chlekasagba Township, at ~ camure school
huu.e
Clear Lake Town.hlp at Scho0l-hogse,
East Zig Lake at ran. iicctor's house.
West lii- Lake, at ,chOui- house.
Little River township, VI u, II. JacKson's
Dead Timber Lake, at u \ sender house
The County Court having failed to appoint
judges 10 hold saii election, the voters ul each
township. when assembled, shall appoint said
Judges. who. after being sworn, shaii spl q. nj
I tilci'as Oi said election.
Gwen under my hand, this the lst. day Of Au-
gust, \. u. ISL
W u HASkINS,
sheriff Misg 20.