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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
Premature Counting of Chickens.

New YORK, Sept. 2.-The Post says,
editorially: "We expect noisy Repub-
hcan demonstration over the Vermont
election tonight. The Republican can
didate for Governor is very popular and
there is no opposition to him within his
party. Even Republicans who will vote
against Blaine in November will vote
their party ticket now. But the demon
stration over Vermont will be as moth.
ing compared with that when Maine has
voted next week, as the most elaborate
and intricate preparations have been
made for an uproar.
A Girl Bound for Los Angeles
Disappears.
New YORK, Sept. Amelia Logger,
a girl fifteen years of age arrived Friday
from Bremen. Sunday she disappeared
suddenly, and no traces have since been
found of her. She has relatives in Los
Angeles Gala, who have telegraphed to
Castle Garden about her since her arriv-
al. She had an order on the North Ger
man Lloyds Steamship Company for a
railway ticket to Los Angeles but this
has not yet been presented. Detectives
are hunting for her.
sterling Exchange and Bonds.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Sterling bills
on London, sixty days, 81 81; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, S4.S6; U,
s. ijs of 1891, interest quarterly, l.l2;
U. s. As of 1907, interest quarterley,
Sl.20s; U. S. IS, optional, interest quar-.
terly Sl.O0s; w. U. Telegraph, .63.
Money is lending at l@2, close at one;
prime paper, 2i@6i; exchange bills,
steady S4.S3; demand, S4,S5.
The Miners in the MonongaheIa.
Coal CENTRE, Pa, Sept. 2.-Sheriff
Chambers called at the camp this after.
noon and notified the strikers that he
would not permit any interference with
the men who wanted to work, and as,
sured them that as long as they kept
within the limits of the law he would not
disturb them. The Hungarians who ar.
rived at Courtney yesterday did not go
to work to-day. The miners will estab-
lish camp at that point tomorrow and
try to persuade the foreigners to leave
the Monongahela Valley.
Jay-Eye-see Falls to Lower His
Record.
MISSEAroLIs, Mimi, Sept. 2.-At the
Minneapolis Fair this afternoon Jay.
Eye.See attempted to beat his record of
2;l0 at Narragansett Park. The gelding
was in good form, but the track was very
heavy and slow and the wind blew per.
feet gale. The inside of the track was
so particularly bad that Bithers had to
drive on the outside. The mile was
trotted without a skip in 2:lst, which,
under all of the adverse circumstances,
is regarded as remarkably fine perform.
ance. Jay-Eye.See will repeat the at.
tempt tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
srock FoR SALE.

Manuel Machado, Of Lower California, has the
following stock for sale at the following prices:
MaIess- ..... ..... .-.................... 10
Mules wild and gentle). ...................... 35
Colts (hali-breed. years old. ...............s .s5
For further particulars apply TO
je29tf ALLISON BROS, San Diego.
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ROOMS ANp BoARp,

Beautifully furnished rooms, single or en- suite.
With board; 420 South Spring street. julltf
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ron PRESIDENT OF THE usiTEp STATES
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
OF Indiana

VI 1HH1HHu.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
plscrnps AtTERsArKa.
CIAs' koHLER, THOMAS II. LAME,
Of san Francisco; OF Santa Clara;
O. p BERRY. J. r. HARRINGTON
OF sutter. u tJiueai
W. J. TINNIN, EDWIN sWiNfohp,
Of Trinity, Of Colu.a;
O. q. UOUCBER, y. Nicol,
Of M.riposa. Of Tuolumne,
JOHN A. sTAELY. NATHANIEL JONES
Of Alameda. Of Contra Costa;
GEORGE I. MAHYE, j. NJ. EATON,
of San Francisco; of san Francisco:
JAMES T. MURPHY, EDWARD WHITE,
Of Santa Clara; Of Santa Cruz,
W. n. WEBB, A. J. ATwELL,
Of Monterey. Of Tulare.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
Oklnhama Paine.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-J. A. Smith,
counsel for Paine and the Oklahama in
vaders, to-day filed document addressed
to Attorney General Brewster at the
Department of Justice, calling attention
to an Act of Congress approved January
6, 1888, which it is claimed has been
overlooked or deded in the proceedings
against Paine and his associates. This
act provided for holding terms of the
United States Circuit Court at Wichita,
Kansas, and it is contended by the coun-
sci for Paine that the judicial authority
of that Court extends over the territory
which Paine invaded. The document
claims that Paine should have been ar
raigned at Wichita. 1t also sets forth
that Paine and his followers are anxious
for speedy trial, but that they are held
as prisoners and deprived of the privilege
of rich cattle corporations whose
interests they have threatened by at
tempting to settle the country. The
Attorney. General is urged to direct his
subordinates to see that these men have
all the legal rights to which they are en-.
titled. A letter received here from
Paine says that himself and associates
are kept in Cherokee county, across the
river from Fort Smith. to prevent the
possibility of habeas corpus. He says
they could have reached Fort Smith by
rail in one day but that would have
taken them through judicial territory,
wherein they could have appealed for
writs of habeas corpus and it was the
determination of the authorities to deny
them any such privilege.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
Rooms And BOARD.
FOR RENT.

Large, elegantly furnished rooms, with board;
os H. nv. sco hi street. near Fourth. apbtf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
About Henry's Remains.

LoNG ISLAND CRY, Sept. 2.--After
consulting with Coroner Levy, of New
York, and the military authorities of
Governors Island, Coroner Robinson de-
cided not to take any further steps at
present in exhuming the body Of Private
Chas. b. Henry, member OF the Gree
ly Arctic Expedition who was shot for
stealing provisions, and whose flesh was
eaten by his companions. The Coroner
has written letters to Miss Dora Buck,
of Lincoln, Nebraska, sister of the pri-
yate, informing her that he will not
move further in the matter until the
consent Of the War Department is OBJ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
TO LET.

Three desirable rooms TO let on the cornr Of
st. Louis st. and Virginia Avenue. Boyle
Heights. Enquire at THoMPsoNs
aue22u Grocery store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Pleasantly located and neatly furnishsd.
TO LET, SINGLE on EN- SUITE
Corner Fort and Franklin streets, one block iro'n
Post5inoe. dSlu
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The large front rooms, well lighted, at % TO "a
N surinr street, well adapted for business pur-
poses Enquire at the Fountain Saloon. In the
same building. aueso lw
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FOR SALE.

$76 Per Acre for Good Land
At west end Of Ward street. Also, round hill,
entire block at west end OF Fifth street, ono Of
the choicest hotel or residence sites In the city.
Inquire Of WILL D: GOULD,
marisa Attorney y-atLaw. Temple Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
FOR SALE.

House lot and furniture, aos Hill street. or 124
Spring street. A. l.. HATH.
aug13 I'm
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Building lots, tlo0 and 800 per lot, in Grifin's
Addition, East Los Angeles. Persons wishing q
cheap home are invited 10 see this desirable
tract OF land; abundance Of water 10 feet only
minutes ride from Court House on line OF Pasa-
dena Railroad. Map and particulars at 6is San
Fernando street. aug6-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03

Two pleasant furnished rooms, en- suite. and
on Pearl street, at the end OF sixth Street Hail.
road. The situation Is delightful, commanding
an extensive view. Good board can be had close
ct hand. my9u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
BvsInEss FoR sAlE.

A desirable business in one Of the most health
full and pleasant rural neighhorhoods Of tins
county. Requires ten TO twelve Thousand doi-
lars capital Can be run by the owner alone,
and will pay from twenty five 10 thirty per cent
on the investment. Apply TO MILES BROS
liz N. Spring st., Temple Block
aug23 3tavforlm
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timed for the exbumaiion of her
brothers body, and that she herself
must make application. accompanied by
proofs Of her relationship TO the man.
The application aud proofs, the Coroner
says, he will present to Col. Berry at
Governors Island, II Miss Buck still de-
sires an investigation, and sends them 10
him
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
SKATING RINK TO LET.

This immense hall zsas been thoroughly reno
veted and whitened; supplied. with electric lights.
Now ready 70 rent by the day or night for par
ties, balls. theatricais or public meetings. Ap-
ply TO JOHN O. BELL, Auctoneer, between the
hours Of and o'clock. agent for T. L. Walton.
Room 22 Temple Block. auRB I'm
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kvx SALE.

Two extra fine high grade Princess short horn
cows, new milch- One halfbred Jersey, very
rich mixer. One graded Devonshire four Yeas
old. Ali kind and quiet 9,year-oid sound
and gentle saddle pony; has been used by a lady
for two years. A No. l alfalfa pasture for horses
only. PLATT BROS. a Co..
sept2 81 Corner Fifth and Olive SITS.
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r. r. DEL VALE,
- -. A....l..

Fon cosoarss, SIXTH DISTINCT,
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

quencies. Regular attendance is
absolutely essential to thorough in
struction aud good government.
We acknowledge the receipt of
an invitation from Mrs. NJ. E. Ne.
Weigh, of Baltimore, Nd. to be
present at the marriage ceremony of
her daughter, Miss Kathleen, to DR..
Thos. +. Keen, which is to take
place or the 9th inst.
70 be present, we feel quite Keen,
Alas! the TINES just now, you know,
Is quite "short dear Kathleen,
And for that reason, we can't go.
But the TINES wishes you long
life, happiness aud full frui,ion Of
all your earthly aspirations.
Now, while the public mind is
in measure awake and dwelling on
the subject Of death and the grave,
would it not be an opportune time
to agitate the question oc securing
another plot of ground in which to
bury our dead. Almost every grave
dug recently in the old graveyard,
the diggers have invariably unearth-
ed and disturbed the remains of those
long since buried and forgotten. In
fact, the dead are literally piled one
on top Of another. What stronger
or more forcible appeal is necessary
for our people, who claim to be chris
tians, to move in this matterp Will
not some one, in whose veins courses
the blood Of a common humanity and
which yet throbs in unison with its
kind, take the lead in this matter?
A mite from each one would pur.
chase two or three acres Of ground
and fence tin, in which 70 bury our
future dead.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
A Tribute.

At Especial meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society, committee was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions Of res
pect, in memory of deceased mem.
Der, Mrs. c. II. Gaylord; when the
following resolutions were offered
and adopted by the Society.
WHEREAS: An all wise and ever.
merciful Father has called Home our
friend and companion, Clara Gaylord
who departed this life Wednesday
morning Jan. Both 1881
RESOLVED, lst.: That we feel the
keenest anguish at her loss, and
while we cherish her memory, we
will endeavor 10 follow the example
of patience, fortituds and resignation
she set before US, during lingering
and almost hopeless illness; and
initiate the many sweet home virtues,
which were so Characteristic of her,
and rendered her abode haven OF
rest to husband and family.
RESOLVED, 2nd.: That as individ-
uals and as Society, we offer to the
tereaved family our most sincere
sympathy.
RESOLVED, 3rd.; That 4 copy Of
these revolutions be kept in the re.
cords of the Society, copy sent to
the Oseeola TIMES for publication
and a copy be sent to the family OF
the deceased.
Minnie Avery
sAllie S. Prs~iss Committee.
Adah l.. Roussan
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TUESDAY. MARCH am 1885,
Trustees Notice.

NOTICE Is HFREBY GIVEN, That, in ant
by virtue ola certain Trust Deed 10 me exrcgt,
ed, rs Trustee, for the use aud baush o shoe,
maker, Joplin Co., by sue j. McGsvock, o.
o., S15, 50, due ana payable January lst 1890
,old and assigned 10 James Driver, whie Ii
said Trust Deed was dulv aoknowleds sed an
stand. recorded IN he Clerk = Office OF Misszs,
sippi County, ArkanSAs, in Deed recort, Vol g
pages 1926, s11 and 31s, | will as said Trustee, OF
TUESDAY, MARCH 4TH 1854
proceed ~ sell, In front of the Court Hons,
door, In the town Of DscHula. Arkansas, within
legal hour, t1r Cash IN hind, to the Highest
bidder 80 mach Of the following described pro
perty embraced IN and conveyed by 41ii rrugi
bed, to-wit The part n Es Of section 7.
frscl part " section s All " -ecfion II. y /
\ of section IS, $ IA of -ei q d IS - and : \.
.ENs OF section 49, VIZ ~ Va oISrsilln IL
Wy w II section 10, ~ Of s.rHs. o.
~ and W = OF So. lion a. s.. - N , atctirh
e, W. ~, OF section =. $ Eh ..- ~, NV
OF Section %, W. Wsois. |.. Sd l /.
s w Of lection N all in Towns .q Sar'h.
and Range II East hrs EIt rec on la, "A.
OF sec ion . III Of section 4, uIofs hf o
section a. : ~ ~ OF section 2i Hxoi
v y Of section a., SWsSEs OF acct on "a
u of section y, y r. OF section ., all IN
Township u North and Range 10 Past 4 part
, tbs oi section IS, ~ q section IS, al in
Township l3 North and Range Esst H hi Of
section 5 y = OF section y. W hf Frrtion
% all in Township i3 North, and Range httt.
~ 60! aJctiuu II, IN Of section Is, all IN
Township IL North and Hangc East All OF
section g. In Township IL North and Ksngc Il
thrt, Nlsels-lppl iouuly, Ar ansss, "a may be
pecessay To satisfy said debt and 10 per cent IN
ter.st per ahhum, from January lat 1880, and
and COSTS OF sale etc.
JOHN l. DRIVER,
PA. fN2,5 50. 1rnsise.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
CoMMIssIoNER's SALE OF LAND


Notice IL hereby gwen. That Tnder and h,
virtue Of Decree OF the Hon Circuit Codrt o.
Mississippi County, Arkansas rendered st its
May term, 1883 IN n cause wherein ! g. PAYNE
ss Administrator OF the estate Of the late J +
Davis, dec q et al, were complsinants, aud
PRYOR :, Harrell, ct al, were defendants, will
proceed to sell, al public ontcry, 10 the highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 'ssi.
within legal hours, at the Court House door, IN
the town Of Osceoia, Mississippi County, Arb :
an-as the following described property situate
IN said County, viz: North quarter seq
tion light (sl, Township Eleven M, Nonh and
Range Ten I'D tsst. and south east qua rter
u - utb-weet qnarter Section IN n.y. two (32
rownship iwsiy. az North. and kange Ten
Coz East, containing one hundred 400 acres,
more or lss
1ErMS OF SALE:
A credit OF three months, with note and ap-
proved scourity, and lien retained L, secure
payment of purchase money
BEN ~ BACCUUS,
Commissioner
Jan Z, 1885, l-i-s pfs9 q.
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Trustees NOiicc.

NoTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN. Thlt 'r fud by
virtue OF a certain Trust nc d, 10 ne executed q,
as Trustee. for the use and Dcuch Of Ames ID .
Driver, by sue J MCGatock. ut date. May lat ,
1879 to secure a mote for Sb.64 81 due and pay
sble May lst 1881 which ssld Trust Deed was
duly acknowledged and stan de- recorded In the
Clerks Office Of Mississippi county, Arkansas,
IN Deed record, Vol. =, page sj5 and 356, VIII
ss said Trustee, on
TUESDAY, MARCH fTH. 1854,
proceed n sell in from Of the Court House door
IN the town Of Ofecola. Arkansas, within legal
hours. Tor each IN hand, 10 the highest bidder,
20 much of the following described property
embraced In and conveyed by said Trust Deed ,
h-wit' The En- Of 3 + = OF -ectio !; iracl
all Of section :; W. v W. oi section ~, W.
W. Of section 10; NJ of section %; Eh Of
section u. y W. u section q ~ Of section
y; = E& of section 2s, y Of se' ton q;
~ oi s,ctiun %; - : Va section % wv
y Wa of section 30, all Deiug situate and lying
in Township az twelve North and Range lD
Eleven East, Mlssi sippi County, Arkansas.
cOntalning 9 il6 acres more or less n may he
Necessary to satisfy said debt and 10 per cent
interest per annnu. from May lst. 1881 and
caste Of sale, &c. Less, however, the sum OF
$500, paid by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
on the 2nd day Of May, I55,, with 10 per cent
1 tereit, y annum, i,Om date VI said payment.
JOHN L. DRIVEN,
7-7-t (pf$i0.37 Trustee.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

"They tell US" says John B. Cough,
"that alcohol gives strength and nour'
ishment." No 1t does not he says
Z" 1t gives stimulous." You SIT down
on a hornets nest it may be quick
cning but not nurishing. a man once
said to a friend of his: "You arr
fighting whiskey. Whiskey has done
a great deal of good. Whiskey ha:
slved great many lives" He sale
you remind me Of a boy who was
told to write an essay about a pin
and in his boyish way said: A pin
is a queer sort Of thing. 1t has
a round head and sharp point, and
if yon stick them INTO you they hurt
Women use them for cuffs and collar:
and men use them when their button;
are off. If you swallow them they
kill you. For five cents you can get s
packet of them and they save thou
sands Of lives" The teacher sale
What on earth do you mean? How
have they saved thousands of lives
"By people not swallowing them,
answered the boy,
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TUESDAY, MARCH 4TH. 1891
Trustees Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN. TGAt, in and
by virtue OF certain ] rust Deed TO me executed
-s trustee for the use and benefit q james II
Driver, by Sne o. Nc IAvock, of date,
February 18th 1890. to secure y note for
81 62S, 8 du. and plysb e February ilth 1881
which said Trust Deed was dul y acs owledged
and stands +, corded in the clerks ufice of Mis-
sissIppl Cuu ty, Arkansas, in heed record Vol
:, psgss 6l6 and el7, will, as said Trastce, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 9TH 1884
proceed to sell In front of,he Court House door
In the town Of Osceola, Arksnsas, within legal
hours. for tAsh in hand, To the bighes. bidder,
So puch of the following descriIed properly,
embraced IN and conveyed by said Trust Deed,
to-witi he S f. part ES OF section 7, v \
OF section 8, Frac' all OF section n En- section
10, Sx = W., of section IS, VIZ N WA section
10, VIZ VIZ Of section 10. Ny OF section 20
SKI " section 81 y WI Of section q M Of
section Ss, s wv o. section %, NJ SES sec
tion 2s, =, of section a. ~ ; Wa objection
20, W. W. section ~, w WS section
80 all being i.uatc and lying in Township q
twelve North and Range an eleven East, His
sssippi county, rkansas, Containing 3,l.t
acres, more or less As may be Necessary 10 sat
lsfy said debt and 10 per cent s. .erest per ar
mum, from February l7ta 1881, and costs q
sale sc.
JOHN DRIVER,
2-q.4 klO2J fr.slee
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For sale!

A No. | Farm at Pecau Point, on
the Mississippi river, 30 miles above
Memphis, i70 acres in cultivation,
175 acres of timbered land ali above
overflow, and under good fence. a
good store House-hne business
point. VIII be sold on easy terms
For Particular address
+. Y. MCGAvoCK,
G2 & "a South Market 81
Nashville, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
Trustees Notice.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, That. IL ard
BY virtue ofa certain Trust Deed O. me execut
ed, aS irustee, for the nae aud benefit Of JAM 4
u. Driver, by W N. Grider aud sue NJ. order,
Of dAte, september lith 1880, to secure note
for 81 100 - due and payable January lat SS2,
which ssid rust Deed was duly ncknowl dyed
aud stands recorded in the Cl,rk's office OF Mis-
ssslppi Comfy, ArkanSas, In Decd Record
Vol 9, pager g36 aHd 237, will, as said Trustee
on
TUESDAY, MARCH SIN. 1891.
p. ocard to sell, in front OF the Court House dooi
In the town Of Osceola, Arksnsgs within legs'
hour. Tor cash In hand. 10 Ih- highest bidder,
so much Of the following described property,
embraced In and conveyed BY said TriF; Deed
to-wt; The : + pert Il Is + - Of section 7. -.
W., Of section ); irHc'i al OF socdgn r.; IN OF
section IS; S = = W.. ct section l3, VIZ " y
Of section ls; Wss w Of section 10; Nv ui
section ~; ; II, ul section p , = Wa uf section
n; NJ OF section rs, s VIZ OF section %; M
n Oftsecton ~; : II. Of section 8, ELs s "
OF section 20, " y y VIZ Of section 30, WV
Nl% Of section 30, all being sirua,e aud lying
In Township Q2) twelve North and Range uiJ
clever East, Mississippi county, Arkansas,
contain lng 3,ii6 acres, more or less, ss may be
neeesssry 70 satsly said debt and 70 per cent
interest per srnun from Janusry LIST 1881, aid
costs of sale &C. -
JOHN L. DRIVER
2-2-a (pf&lo.2 25) Trustee.
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slNt1l Tt

which, will cell at the Manufacturer = lowest
sAttb biished prices
. twenty-five ycar'S experience n an Agent.
BcpAir-T, a al Ndyus ter h. All th, din rent MAX.
OF wing Machines, has couNiic % me That these
four are more Durable ami give D.ifer safi fac
tlon than all other sewing NiacnI '- ruHuin. q.
Every Machine made by the o. Iu .tir- nc
Warranted rive Year aut t.G ... F4.U { .
hy I0urs, RcspCcilulN,
ENABLES q u,Rll4I.
WGirh Maker and Jyrr.cr
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
EIulsIhrI,.

Having putup Saw Mil at Gold
Dust we would announce to the clti-
zens along the River, that we are
prepared to furnish rough Lumber,
at any and all points, at reasonable
rates. Address,
PETIEY Bros.
Gold DUst, Tenn.
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A "a

To th0So 50utem fi.K '.. chlrC o; &
Sewing Machine, | W 'rlo Sa' .a1 hAvesecur-
I'd the Agency in this
NEW HOME, DOMESTIC, NEW mp DYED
WHITE, and the grnuil 'ltEhL
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

A good character is in all cases the
fruit Of personal exertion. 1t is not
created by external advantages, it is
no necessary appendage to birth,
W alth talent or state; but it is the re.
sui, of ones own endeavors, the fruit
and reward OF good principles mani.
Tested in a course Of virtuous ana
honorable actions.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
Trustees Notice

NOTICE is HERE Y GIVEN. That. 10 and
by virIue Of u certain Trust Dee TO me exec cuted
a. Trustee, for the use and benciit n James y
Driver, by " II. Grider and Sue VI Order, OF
date March 9th. 1880, to securc note fol
g.. $50. 90, due and payable March 2Oti b.. lSal
which said lruit Deed WAS duly ackn wltdgeu
and stands ecorded in the Clerks oli:e of Mis-.
sissi pi cpu ty, Arkansas, IN Deed Record Vol
3, pages 63e and 63', ! will, So said TRUSTEE, Il
TUESDAY, MAKCH 4rIi., 1884.
proceed TO sell In front Of the Court House door
10 the town Of Dscepis, .,rsansas ~ hin legal
hours for Cash in hand to the highest bidder,
20 much Of he following descri ed operty
embraced IN and conveyed by sad lrust Deed
to-wit; The ) K part Of ~ of sect on :. 9 "
n Of section s, Frscl all Of section IL IN OF
section IS ~, 8 v \ OF section Is, Wy N W.
of section ls n Wy u section 10, M Of
section 20. q kI. of section 81, . W., section
81, M ol section s, wy Of section 2s, n.
SIX Of secIiop %, ES OF section %. En- Of
wSof section 20, WsN wv OF rec,ion 80
wssws " section 30, sll heirg situate and
lying IN Township n2) twelve North, and
Range Ii, eleven, East. Mississippi County
Arhsnsss, cnntsining 8, rs acres, m re OF less
AS may be necessary to satisfy sad debt and 10
per cent. Interest per annum. rom March :0ih
1851, and costs OF sale &c.
JOHN l. DRIVER,
2..4 pfsio,b Trustee
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

A LITTLE boy in Georgia, who
Wrote TO Santa Claus for a pony,
was wise enough TO add: Post
cript If he is q mule, Pies ty his
behine legs"