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The Osceola times., 1884-10-04
FOR SALE!
Desirable Real Estate.

! gler for sale. ,hc entire property, situated
~ ElmOt Landing, consisi'ng OF quarter Sec
lion of Land-l6 ac",,s 81 Nhrh l. Ia l. gh tat,
nf cnltlNaiioni oi, which there are one heN
frame dwelling honsr, cont iBiug five rooms
three tenement houses ono store huu~c, new
one cummo,lious warehouse, at the Landing.
stables, cribs, two good wells, and "a line young
orchard Thi- !, a good locaiiun .or business ,
with ilnc opening Tor % live business man
Satisfactory reasons will be- given Tor closiao
out For price and terms. address. or apply "a
LkoN EOUSSAN, Agent,
Osccola. Ark,
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Osceola Rain Drops.

Pscwitt 4 Howe keep full line OF
Standard Drugs, Fine Cigars and
Tobaccoes, School Books, Paints,
Oils &c., at bottom prices, for Cash.
Clarence Butler is on the sick
list.
We acknowledge a renewal oi
subscription from Mr.. o. o. Harri-
son.
Mr.. Ed. S. Quarles, a promi-
nent Citizen Of Gayoso, was down
during the week.
Mary, little daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. A, Goodrich, is quite sick.
Dat Meal, Cracked Wheat, and
Pickles by the gallon at PRicK's.
Mr.. Peter Brickey was num-
bered among the list Of sick during
the week.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Gold, former mer-
chant of Osceola, now travelling for
. st. Louis firm, is down interview
ing our merchants.
We note with pleasure some
improvement in the way of repair'
on side walks in front of Mess. Lis.
ton and Buffers places of business
HoUsroN, Perry Co. Ark,
Sept. 5th., 1884.
Mess. Hill & Lockert: One bottle
Of your Iron Tonic sysup cured my
little boy Of chills. and relieved mi
Of indigestion.
Thomas P. OGLEsBY.
Mr.. f. A. Garlick left for New
Albany, Ind, in company with hi
little daughter, Josie, last Tuesday
Miss Josie will remain there som'
time as the guest OF the family 0
Capt. Ben Lyman.
yellow Vans and Pcachblov
Potatoes, and Onions, at
PRIcE's.
-'rhe case Of the State VS. Osca
Buckner on change of venue T.
Craighead county WAS continued Oh
account Of the severe illness Of tn,
dcfsudsnt,
"A full line of Tinware, Queen
ware aud Glassware, at PRIcE's.
Under the act Of the Legisla
tyre approved March 2, 1888, al
fees for commissions must be pai'
into the State Treasurer befor'
they are issued. New o%eers vii
90 into Office on the 30th day o
October.
For the finest assortment o
fresh Groceries at bed rock prices il
town. come to PRlcE's.
Mr.. Joseph G. Edrington, th'
popular young travelling salesman
for Mess Goodbar 4 Co., Of Mem
phis, has had his name entered or
the list as regular subscriber Il
the TINES,
Hill & LocKERr's original Iror
Tonic Syrup, and Podo. Anti-mala
rial Pills for sale by ii. Is. SMITH
Golden Lake, Ark.
Capt. Henry Cooper, the pop
ular commander of the Dean Adams
and Will Smithers, her eaally pop,
ular clerk, took in the town last
Tuesday, and were cordially recciv'
ed by their friends.
WHAT is THE USE
OF taking a great bolus of mcdi-
cine, or half o dosen of the ordinary
run of pills when one or two of Hill
4 Lockerts little Podophillin Anti
malarial pills is better. These pills
thoroughly excites the liver to heal
thy action, regulates the bowels
stops headaches, backachcs, aching
limbs, pains in the side and Other
symptoms incident TO torpid liver
Try them and you will use no other
For Sale by PREwlTT & HOWE.
Maj. J. c. Maccabe, of Mem
phis, was in town this week on lega
business. The Major is prominent
" mentioned as a candidate for til,
Legislature from Shelby county
and we are certain that Shelby
would find in him an able and fear
Jess representative.
Fresh Cheese, Creamery Butte
aad Dried Peas, at Prices.
Mess. Caruthcrs and Heistan,
vsre awarded the contract to bull,
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I.uIll ber.

We are prepared to cut and de-
liver, on short notice, all kinds and
sizes of Framing, Boxing and Fenc-
ing Lumber. Cottonwood and Gum
Lumber out to order and delivered
at any Steamboat Landing for sl3,
80 per 1000 feet, Other Lumber Mt
close figures. Orders solicited and
promptly filled. Address,
PETTEY BRoTHERs,
4-l9.tf Gold Dust, Tenn.
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lAuDERpAiE INSTITUTE.

iaEdey, Tennessee.
iTiiiS Institution j. hscsirl on the Z. a. and :.
y, a'iy ull4ss nor.A af Melnis1is on ihl
h''i-f r.sf1ire fFtilf ~ fils Eu4d iu tl- stafc,
noted fer if- hts !iihsa.- Rrftbs sall uafsaIs
uf n cunfauiify. n huft irf.-s cfl.i. or he
"a is,iiiair -sd ilandsa M new tW1-siory
Dries, situated in = hefnfifri grove on a seven
acre lot IN the -ur1uT5s ui the town
\ sais-e eripiiou OF nearly I've thousand dollars
has t-tu rsi-si Tor the CON plcii0n aud iufussh-
ih- - itl sfifIfc. for hsluiIfYinr The grounds
aii ~ ilasinz -oglr APPARATUS. 10 already has
p aanI.Din library. aud IN, mc,sf extensive cab
lnci % scientific -peclmeus aud curiosities In
the Western District
The prosperity Of the o hOOl has beea on the
increase from Il, beginning, Ine s-nndrcd and i,-
ppei4- answering 10 thrir .tglcs she lsst week
OF the past session. Pail term will ~. in the frsi
day of~e eficmbcr, is-i. tuI further Information,
afpf. - L. VI RAAplE, A NJ,
A-i'-lI I'riRcipal
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Notice.!

All persons indebted to the Estate
of the late w. T.. Moss, Decd, either
by note or open account, will please
como and settle, ON or before the lst.
Of October, as | am ANXIOUS 10 settle
with the crc,l.tors Of said Estate.
e. JAMES LIsroy,
Ssss Adm'r.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-04

MIR. Coke Briekeys Of Cliff. Mo,
was among the arrivals Thursday
night, who will hereafter be found
behind the counter at Mess. Brickey
* Bros.
Mr.. Robert Goetz is lying dan
gerously i'll OF malarial fever.
Mess. Thos. A. Robinson, A. A.
RounsaviIle sad ". II. Oglesby, Of
Blytne.ville, three of the cleverest
men in the United State, went
down to Memphis last Thursday on
the Gayoso. The two former to
bay their Fall stock of goods, aud
tbs latter to keep them in the
straight and narrow path.
Choice Canvass Hams and
Breakfast Bacon at low prices at
PAGES.
Mess. J. W. Price, G. 4. Bolick
and Hugh Il. ucVeigh came home
on the Baton Rouge last Sunday,
from their St. louis trip, and e2-
press themselves delighted with all
they saw. They say that in some
respects ST. Louis is ahead OF Osce-
ola or even Randolph.
Mess. Hill & Lockert: All of
your Iron Tonic Syrup and Podo-
phili.a Anti-malarial Pills that |
have sold has given entire satisfac-
ton. Those that have used them
say that hereafter they will have no
other. am out of the pills, send
one doz. boxes. ii. B. SMITH,
Golden Lake, Ark,
There is a considerable rise in
the river, which is a big improve
ment OH the government works, and
the steamboat men are happy once
more.
During his recent visit to St.
Louis, (and by the way, his first, !
Mr.. Joe w. Price was somewhat
overawed by the grandeur and ele-
gance, as well as the dudeish pom
posity of the walters at one of the
fashionable restaurants of the Future
Great, one of whom with a grea,
deal of vcrbosity and crushing man.
ncr approached the table at which
he sat, called out the bill of fare, ,ant
among the list of items of diet
mentioned "Nice broiled Spring
Chicken" Eying the waiter I
moment, he ventured to ask, "H ov
in thunder do you city folks man
age to have Spring chickens in Sep
temberY" Without even dcignin.
a reply, the pompons waiter turne,
ON his heels, and walked away
thoroughly disgusted with his Ark
ansaw customer.
ABOVE THE CLOUDS
On the mountain heights of Ar
kansas, Tennessee or Carolina is
good scheme, but then it is not al
ways covenicnt to get away. Man,
cannot leave their business for a va
cation; others have not the means t.
cxpend in hunting an atmospher,
free from malaria. For one dolla
you can get a bottle of Hill & Lock
ert's original Iron Tonic Syrup tina
will drive all the malaria from YOU
system, and answer the purpose of
visit to the mountains.
The Iron Tonic Syrup gives yo,
rish, red, healthy blood, good ap
petite and good digestion. Whcl
used faithfully it never fails TO cur'
the most invctcrate case OF chills
\ trial for it is all that is asked anC
if it fails to cure you the money vii
be refunded. For sale by
PREwITT q HOWE.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-04

Mr.. w. 7. Hale made a flying
trip TO Memphis on Thursdays boat
returning this morning.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-04
For Sale {!

10000 Brick, delivered at the
kiln at SO per M. Apply to, or
address, JoHN u. DRIVER,
Osceola. AK.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-04
Important Ia tsuptured
PcrsOHs.

The Excelsior Rupsare Cure N'fe
Co. of Ogdensburg, \. Y, guaran-
tee to Cure any case of redueible
Hernia with their Remedies.
THE RUPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMP0UGD.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Segd 65cts for free
book on Rupture or ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17

/ know that those were the orders
given by Mr.. Kelly to all the Tam
many leaders, and it 10 quite appa-
rent now that they were Carried out.
Mr.. Kelly knew and he said there
would be trading to elect Grace, as
there certainly was, and If his ord
ers TO the Tammany Hall leaders
had not been obeyed the State would
have been lost, and the County De-
mOeracy would have traded away
the Presidency in order TO elect q
Mayor. They came near doing II
as il was, and only Tammany's faith
fitness saved the State.
Apropos to the above extraction
the interesting jottings Of it, HMar
About Town" in the New York
Tribune, is the following trae aBe
Just expression on the same subject
from the Chattanooga Times, the
sentiments of which We heartily en-
dorse
u 1OAAG VI AAAN AAAN1A Via 1"N aAAANA W.
informed New York correspondents
are of opinion that Hon. John Kel'
ly will succeed Judge Robertson z:
Collector Of that port. Such a re
cognition is no more than Kelly de-
serves. He pulled true, and was
faithful among the faithless. Had
be passed the word to trade Cleve>
land for Grant, Tammany candidate
for Mayor, rs the County Democrats
traded Cleveland for Grace, the Ma.
tional ticket would have been worse
beaten in New York than Hancock
was Tammany, by treachsry, could
have secured control of the city and
its $50, 600, 900 revenues. For stand
ing firm in the face Of temptation
Kelly and his friends should have
the lions share of Federal patron
ACE
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17
FREAsURF FnAUDs.

At q meeting Of the committee on
expenditures in the Department Of
Justice, at Washington on the 9Th,
chairman Springer read a letter
from J. J. Barker, former Treasury
clerk, reiterating the charges made
by him sometime ago against the
management of the office of the first
Comptroller of the Treasury De-
Partment. In explanation of the
charges Barker said lac called the
attention Of the Comptroller to what
he considered illegal allowance Of
per diem. He said he had written
n desision on the same subject. /
told him his decision had not reach
ed the fourth door of his Office. The
Comptroller told the one bill for per
diem was Outrageous, and should
not be allowed. In ether cases
objected to tho payment Of claims
as illegal, but they were allowed.
called the attention OF the chief
Of division TO certain irregular
vouchers, and he replied that it was
none Of our business. There were
other accounts for $11 900 that were
the results Of the Star route trials.
/ told the Comptroller they were H.
legal he said be had signed taem
without examining them. / told
him he could not afford 70 sign
them He said be could afford 10,
because be bad already done so. /
think the Attorney General infiu-
enced the Comptroller to allow the
$1,000. went to tho chairman of
this committee and to Senators Van
Wyek and Harrison, and attempted
to have tins thing corrected, but |
found every obstacle thrown in my
wmww
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17

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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17

An Exploded Boom.


long, lank, lean and chronic Anti-Potash
Boom met the new, fat and saucy Atlanty Big
Blood Boom, on hot, sultry day
"Who are your" asked the B b B Boom.
''I the old Anti-Potash Boom. was the sad
reply as the Precipitation rolled dowd, and it
leaned heavily on the B. B B. Boom for support
Don't lean on me" said the B B. B. Boom ST
look strong, but 1 quite young-onIy Il
months olc, and am growing rapidly, and am
mighty weak in the knees. am doing the work
which you failed to do, although you are so years
old. You are old and tough, and rich, and don't
require support But what causes you to look
''Well, I hardly knew;v replied the sAnti-Pctash
Boom. "My physician tells me that my abilities
have been overated, andthat while trying to
whip out all opposition by boast and brag, that
have only proven my inability to cope with what
he calls my superiors Old age is also creeping
on me-haviDg fought near 80 years before any
one knew was living-and now I unable to
perform feats that others are doing 1 coll
lapsed; my friends haYeturned against and
call me names, and oh Lordy, how sick L become
at the very sight of B. b. ID, Hold my head while
L die !"
ATLANTA, Juno 5, 1884
BLOOD BALM CoMPAEY:
take plea in making the following state
ment. For four years have been great safer
er from Malarial Blood Poison, and for six mont
have had rheumatism to such an extent, that
forced to use crutches portion of the time and
cenld not raise my left arm to my lead
secured two bottles of B. b. B., and commence
ed its use at once, and before bottle had been
used, felt a most wonderful change. Two bot
ties have given me almost entire relief Rheuma-
tisin relieved and can use my arm al good as ever
cured the neuralgia in my head and all the nlalar-
isl poison is being rapidly relieved, and 1 feel
better than have for six years. 10 tell you the
truth have never used such a wonderful medi-
cine in all my life, the effects have been magi-
cal. 1t has acted splendid tonic, gave good
appetite aud impaired quiet slumbers. l cheer
fully recommend it as quick remedy
dec I'm w. Z. MCDANIEL.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.

NAsEYnLE, Dec. IS, 1884
To the Editor Of the Norri.toun Gazette:
There has been iull in politics
fer the past few days at the capital.
Very few new members are now
coming In. There viii not be a
rush now until after Christmas.
Then will eeme the avalanche of
members and lobbyists. There are
several important questions that
will attract this class Of politicians
who are always ready to "turn an
honest penny" by exercising what
influence they may have or can ac-
quire over the legislators. The
lobbyists, in his sphere, is a very
proper institution; for often, that
Justice be melted to all, the legisla-
tor must have information from an
expert on the subject under consid-
Grafton. Certainly il il no impro-
priety for an individual or corpora
ton, cosniEant of the fact that leg
islaGOn vital to him or il is under
consideration, TO employ those ia
miliar with the matter TO lay their
views before the members individu-
ally and show how justice alike TO
the State and corporation or indi-
vidual, may be attained. liz il only
when money or other consideration
il offered as the price OF n legisla-
tive vote that the lobbyist and his
employer are worthy Of severe con
iemnRti0n. In the past, corruption
has often boon charged IN reference
TO pending or accomplished legisla-
ton, but &c has only been proven
that money was here and offered.
This winter there will be n lobby
working jointly for the repeal 0fthe
fsur-mile law and the gambling act.
Both these interests are unscrupu-
lsus against opposition, and it is
possible that there will be no
stronger lobby than this. The in
arc that thore will be more
bills Of a general nature aud less Of
\ local than usual up fer consider
alton. IL is probable that several
days will be occupied in organizing I
and eleeting the State officers. There
are about twenty candidates for !
Secretary of State, but not more
han halfa dozen that will get as
many votes to start with. The
eading candidates, a. far as / can
earn from the Legislators that have
been in, arc, Col John Allison, Jr.,
of Jonesboroi Hon Earnest Pillow,
0f Cornersville; Col. Jack Moore, OF
Centrevillei wv. q. Moore, of Lewis
burg Henry sneed, Of Jackson; Sam
OF Franklin, and A. q.
Irevathan, Of West Tennessee, Tn
The fight for the COMPREHENSIVE,
Tho Maury county men arc making
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17
A Talk WIN CLEVELAND.

A prominent Democratic mem.
Der of Congress who visited Gov
Cleveland recently, says the latter
said to him: III intend to resign on
the 9th of January, and as Lieut.
Gov. Hill will administer the execu-
/ tive office for the next year, L have
turned the writing of the message
over TO him. After laying down
the duties of Governor, / shall listen
to whatever my Democratic friends
have 10 say. / shall devide my
time between Albany and Buffalo
until the day arrives to 90 to Wash
ington. intend to give due cons
sideration to the counsel of our
party friends Ii may lie that when
enter the Presidential office some
things may not move as fast as
some Democrats wish, but / think
it will be better to 60 slow and be
sure. We cannot hope TO avoid
mistakes, but if we proceed slowly
we will make fewer mistakes than
if we 20 in a rush.
The member Of Congress with
whom Mr.. Cleveland talked says
the Governor will become Presi~
dent without any ambition for q
second term; that he holds TO the
second term principle laid down in
his letter of acceptance, and declar-
eG that bis great object is to so ad-
minister the government as to lay
the foundation of long continued
Democratic rule. Gov. Cleveland
spoke to his visitor of the efforts of
certain hotels in Washington to use
him for advertising purposes by
offering him their Inequalities free
of charge, and emphatically declar-
ed that he would not stop at any
hotel that sought to get him for a
guest The Governor incidentally
10 the report Of a quSrel
between him and Hendricks, say-
ing that they did not in their con>
versatiOn discuss politics, and that
two men never parted more pleasant
". This Congressman knew from
his conversation with Cleveland
that the latter has not yet made up
his mind with regard to a single
Cabinet appointment He is defer
ring these matters until he retires
from the GovernorshIp.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17
Important to Parents and 9th.
ers, The Orphans Home.

We have had a great improvement in
the heal OF our children by the use
Of Swift's Specific. We had among the
hchildren some who had ACCOMPLISHMENTS
bly, one case i'm which il was
UNMIsTAKABLY HEREDITARY.
We got some of Swift's Specific and
gave il to this case, and in a short while
il was cured sound and well. IL was
as bad a case, think, as | ever saw.
and bad been under excellent physi-
cisns with no permanent relief. We
have been giving il to all the children
rs health tonic. We have four chill
dren and one sc mstrt SIS, who, for years
have suffered intensely every spring
With erysipelas, and though they had
been taking Swift's Specific only in
small doses as health ionic, they. ALI
without exception p ssed through this
spring without . touch OF the com
plant.
A young lady Of tue institution, whe
has been with Us for years, has been
troubled with a moot aggravated rash
ever since she was a child. She tried
all the known remedies that are pre-
scribed fer IL wiki no benefit; but she
hiss been cured by taking Swift's Spe-
cific, aud has had no return of the
trouble.
IL is such al excellent tonic, aud
keeps the blood so pure. that the sys-
TEN is less li4ble to contract disease
All of the teachers and children who
old enough TO know, sgree with me in
believing IL ~ the greatest medicine
known. My faith in it 10 unbsunde 3 !,
and aud my sistRnts take grca
pleasure in recommending il 10 every
one. 4 can nc all times be found at the
Home, and will take pleasure in ceing
or corresponding with any who Is inter
ested in the remedy Rev T.. Il
PAINE, o plans lone Macon. Ca.
SWIFT's SPE IEIC CO.. Dave 3.
Atlanta. IA. .....r.s f..........
N. Y. Office, l59 w. % St. D. [. 9th
md Z b AYES. Philadelphia office, 1905
Chcsinui Sc. ....
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17

The great Methodist bodies OF
this country bogus the celebration
OF tho one hundredth anniversary
Of the anniversary OF organization
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in America at Baltimore on the 10th
inst. That they will celebrate it
with not little enthusiasm may be
well expected. If they did not get
happy and shout over the results of
a eenturys work the public would
be inclined TO think that Methodists
were not MethOdists any mere. The
church North and South will meet
for the first time since the war on
common platform.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17

John Kelly, said assistant clerk
Maurice HolahAn Of the Board OF
Aldermen, would discipline bis own
brother " he found him guilty OF
trading of Cleveland. He diseip>
lined PurrOy years ago though be
loved him like n brother. And he
viii a. surely discipline any district
leader who was guilty IN this cleo
ten Ct giving Votes TO Blaine ia or
der q elect Grant A few days be-
fore the election Mr.. Kelly sent for
me and lectursd ne for two hours.
he told me that be knew was ex-
trenely anxious to elect nv local
ticket, and was afraid ] could not do
u He was a. ANXIOUS should sue
coed as 4 was. bat he said, YOU
must do j. without any trading. A
local Ticiory here and there will
cenn. Or nothing N We Iooe the
PreMdanaF, and yoR know whatthe
result win be IA yoar diatrict doe
not go right " I kDowgr added
Holahan, that he meant / wouI
be- disciplined II l disobcyed orders.