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GORDON RANDALL,
J, W. KLRR,
En- RANpNLL,
j, Il. DERl FoRn, JR.
Forty Wears, r,rcrlcncc Of nm old Mrs.,

Forty Years Experience of an old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with nevcr-tNiling safety and success by
millions of mothers aud children, from
the feeble infant of one week old to the
adult ltcowcctS acdity OF tho stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe 1t the
all eases Of dysontory and diarrhra i'm
children, whether arising from tecthing
or from any other cause. Fun direcnons
for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless tho fac-simile of
Curtis n Perkins is ON the outside wrap
per, Sold by all medicine dealers. ~
cents "A bottle,
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IIOUORN.
A1conoI,-N gnllon, s2.m % 81. l0

ALcoHoIsb gallon, 1891 20 $40
Observation-Disclosures gallon, 1890 % 1880;
imported cognac, 1877, g gallon $3.50; 1872 $3.50;
1870, 1910; 1866, $3.50; 1860, $40; 1868, $500;
1913, $l0.@; Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S cosnac, 1873
$3.50; 1870, 1900, 1854, 500; 1873, sl025; Bis
guet, DnboIche Co cognac, 1878, $3.50; 1870
$3.50; 1873, 5000.
GIN-Domestic, New York or Philadelphia
tl gallon, Sl.Di Holland, n gallon, $276tD2.S5
Sir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, &, gallon, {S.lt
ln325; Sir Robert Burnctt's Old Tom, a. cask
tS.bOtd9.W; Holland, q case, $3.50.
WHIsKY-loulsiana rectihcd, % n cent
proof, D. gallon, $l.l5; Western, sl.lT6l. n
Bourbon, Sl.lN13,5O; Rye, Sl.5O01350; Scotch
Imported, $iOV9i25; Irish, imported, A.W
Gsi.2h
CHAMrAGNEs 90 Rouderer Carte Blanch
quarts, I, dozen, 200; Piper Hoidseick quarts
z dozen, 300; Krug & Co., quarts, rs dozen
l2.50; Nicer 4 Chandon, Slllery MOusseux, q
dozen, 2iOO; Cremant day, d dozen, $500; q
ii. Mumm 4 Co.'s, plnts, 81 additional; DRY
versenay, H,T5; EXtry Dry, $500
WINEs-California claret, n gallon, GNtQG5
| Hlenfandcl No /, d gallon, 70t75; lmportc,
clarets, ordinary, ID cask, 70.OO6SO.0O; fnmil!
clarets per cask, 7000(6SOOO; dne clnrets,
cask, W.01Dl750O; MedOc, q case, 600; 81
Julian, tl case, $50; Margaux, u case, 100
Ponte Camel, II case, 1900 IRrose, u cilst
l2.00; Leovill, b case, 1900; Chateau fahtt,
" case. 2i00s ordinary, " case, 32Eg3.5O
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ACIDS-Sulphuric, z, carboy, 1915; citric p
U, sc: oxalic, q 10 IS: tartarc, powdered =
n, 81
GUMs-Arabc, select, p n, Soc: asafetida
% TO SOc; eamphor, % to "a; opium, si.2e to 440
OiLs-Bergamot, Sanderson's, e ID, f2lO;
lemon, Sanderson's, Sl.s5; peppermint, 1925;
wlntergreen, 1926; olive, Malaga, SI.25.
PorAsu-Bromide, D ii, % TO 40c; iodidc,
$40 10 $3.50.
sOAps-Castile, mottled, q ID, sslOc; cas-
tile. white, l4dDl5.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia carb., p N,
2Oc; alum, 8o1; aTrowroOt, Bermuda, 8c Bal
sam, copaiba, bSc; borax, refined, l5Cnl6; calo-
mel, am, 7ic; castor oil, d gal, $liGGl.60;
cassia buds, n ID, l5tGlS; cream tartar, pure
n N, 80; corrosive sublmate, T. n, IS; chloro.
form, .. ID, $l05@l.l0; extract logwood, bulk
iodine, resubimated, b ID, eco; leaves
buchu, short, U ID, %; leaves, SIENNA, Alex.
v n, 2i morphla, sulph, y or, $780, spirits
inter, sweet, q n, IS; strychnia, crystals, 81 81
g i,a0; tapioca, y D, Z; wax, white, y n
,sulphate Qulnine, y or, sl.2Og;LS5.; Gin,
shonidia, 90 10 DC.
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CoFFEE-Rio fair, Hole; primo, l2l66Dl3c;
choice, lyhDlic; Laguyra, lie; Javn, 90c.
rEAs-lmperlal, iS9h5c; Young Tyson, 400
bee; oolong, ibGt0c; Japan, GOGG5c.
SuGARs-Powdered, O4c; cut loaf, 0lSc;
granulaled ,ascj standard II, SO; Iouis,,
ana white clarified, Sc: yellow clarified, 79,c,
choice Louisiana, IL.
MoLAssEs-loulsIana choice, COc; prime,
ooci mlr Ia good, Zoe; corn syrup, ijc sugar
syrup, 6l(dhic reboled, iN(Di2C.
BAGG'NG-Puro Jute, ~ lbs l09tc; q yard.
Va MS, lOllc; Ties, l.hh n bundle.
kiCE-W Wholesale, y 4pf lc.
RACkERs-Soda y, &c; xxx, ne; cream.
q ginger snaps, w.
SOAR olive, 40 n box, blue India, u II
bars, $40 Il box.
.CASpLGs-star, full weight, lS,ec: short
ynEEsE-tull cream, &c.
korE-lOc basis; cotton rope, lSc.
box. ''' U
MEAsuREs-Is bushcl, iron uo.nd. l.Sl a
DOZEN 2.hOop pnils, 200; 0-hoop, 225.
Tuna-S nest, 29i; s nest 975, No / am Al
dozen; No. ., SEQ; No. 3, 100. v
WRAPPING PArER-Rag and straw, iSd75c.
q, P9wpER-iOO r key Of % MS; 1914 do, 225;
2uhG2lOi buck, 2.sSbaS.
PlCK LES--Chow-chow iS-bnrrpl, hnrrpl. SEl
2'gilllOn pals, chow-chow, l.5O; S-rnllon
pals mixed pickles, 100; glass pnts, Las;
iN'.ANf saw hAtNoH y kNllblt nsaOt klilNN |
gallon, 40; glass hex, gallon, 7.55.
GOAL Oli-llO degrees fire test, In barrels,
2lc; ITO test oil In cans, 2lO; l6O degrees Are
test, $40 a ease.
MACREREIc-No. | barrels, 1880; No. | 4
barrels, 100; No. h-barrcls, 400; No. . -
barrels, 400; No, 2 barrels, 100; No. kits
lilo; No . kits, LtS; No. 2 kits, LOO.
HOLLAND lERRtNG--lmpOried, /. % a kcg.
CANnN-Stlck, NE D n; fancy, iSt2ic.
kAlstNs-lOndon layers.
llnEk-l'ruh unpip. lUps Mlagnuri gIInr M,
Fgall IN; vinegar r. gallon, 10000.
ST. RcH- Pearl, &c; royal glass, %; Ron
TON In packages, Gc; corn starch, LIB pack
agos, SCI TIN wood box glass, nc; S-lb paper
box glass, 6is,
NE-ConCentrutod, 21StaiO0
JuGs-Wo quote; lie h gallon for glazed
crooks, loo n gallon for glazed.
TQMATQEs-2-h standard, los; SIN stan
lard, Sl,h
DRIED PEACH Es-unuerNl, Sc; peeled, lie
PRoNtstoNs-Short bacon, i2l6c; short dry
lS9lShc.
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Tho simplest and best regulator of the
disordcrcd liver in the world, are Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. They give prompt
relief in sick headache, dizziness, nausea,
ETC.; prevent and cure constipation and
piles; remove sallowness and pimples
from the complexion, and are mild and
Carter's Little Liver Pills are small and
as easy to take as sugar. One pin dose
Price 25 cents.
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Tho following are the lucky numbers
and names that were success
full Mt the drawing ut A. G.. ID. Mnlcr's
photograph gallery:
No. l57, First Prize Amelia Haber-
man.
No. III, Second Prize w. Holland.
No. DIS, Third Prize Amelia Ilaber-
man,
No, 1870, Fourth Prize Misses Miller
and Turner.
No. 70, Firth Prize John G. Jones.
No, 20l, Sixth Prize II, T.. Auns.
paugh.
We, the undersigned, do hereby cor
tify that We were present Mt the drawing
of prizes NJ Millcrs photograph gallery
anu II was carried ON in u fair and inn
partial manner.
GORDON RANDALL,
j, W. KERR,
En- RANpNLG,
j, h. DERrFoRp, JR.
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A Great Triumph.

Astho result OF long years ofpa,ient
and careful application, aided by all tho
discoveries and improvements In
modern chemical appliances, the pro.
ceSs by which tho fragrance OF the
richest tropical flowers is extracted and
concentrated In Murray n Lanman
Florida Water has reached u state OF
perfection which leaves nothing to he
desired. To distinguish tho genuine
article from its numerous limitations lool,
out for the "rrade Mark which CON
sists of q narrow white strip label bear
ing the facsimile signature of Lanman
4 Kemp, sole proprietOrs.
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WOOL Mexican, Tree of burrs, l0t1l2o; Mex
lean improved, l2t6l7c; coarse, Ice; tue me-
dlum 200b22c; dine wool, according to dirt and
condition, li@22c; bury, 2@t9c per pound
less, according 10 burrs.
H1DEs-prime plump nlnts. % lbs and up,
l2c per h prime light and kips, re per Il
culls, bulls and stays, 5000 per n; dry sailed,
8Gll1Ic, according TO condition; green sailed,
7Cd8c.
PELTRIEs- skins, 2O1b22c; antelope, 10
9l5c; seal skins, l5G20c; sheep pcts as per
wool 2bQt65c; shearllngs, l0Dl5c.
TAI4LOW-Primo tslow &c; talOw grease,
6oD5lSc; grease, yellow 10 brown, 40,5c.
BEEswA4 Prime yellow, loo; dark aud
Juiterated lhtCoAc.
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FRUIT, pOULTRY, GAME. ETC.

APPLEs-si0i5 per barrel.
ORANGEs-S Sicily, U case Of 100 600; valen-
cine, nominal.
LEaoNs-Sicily, 100 q box; Malaga, 100.
DATES--In trails, l0lDl2c.
BANANAS-3.0OtGI.O0 4 bunch.
GRAPEs-Malaga, 6,0OiGB.O half barrel.
SWEET orATOEs-NomlnGl.
ONIONs-New, country, 75C. n bu.
POTATOEs-ta bushcl, G0c.
CABBAGE-New2 2SG2.50 D. dozen, or J95lS
u ID.
CnIcKENs-We quote at 20OC12.25 u dozen;
turkeys. Toe.
EGGs-Sc y dozen.
BuTrRR-Choco western 20t25c; cooking
lhtLlRc' country 2ynSfc
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just as Good.

just hh food,
Many interruptions dealers may tell
you they have remedies for coughs and
colds equal In merit and in every respect
just az good az the old reliable DIR. Bo-
sanko Cough and Lung Syrup; unless
you insist upon this remedy, and will
take no other, you are liable to DO greatly
deceived. Prices, 80 cents and $l.O0.
Sold by Hickey 4 Patterson.
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LuMpkR AND BUILpINo MArrnIA1

Rouou LuhnEn-under 70 feet, so n 900;
over - Feet, t22-O y 1000
DRESSED LunBkR--One side, seiect, t96 y
!,VVgi ono aide, over Y inches wide, $3.50 I,
Inches, 20 " 900; native siding, 80 y loo;
white pine siding, second common. f2T.60 N
800 poplar aiding, t9S n 1000; rough ceiling,
~ II 200; y ceiling, dressed and undressed,
~ n oooi Y ceiling, dressed and undressed'
vs. v 1000 poplar ceiling, s2750 \ 1000; white
pine ceiling, 80 n 1000; dressed and matched
noorlng, tNho y 1000; it-inch battons, rough,
tiI:bo per Leo; dressed, s0 Y 1000.
pine, a. No. { cypress, fi0b; o. TX cypress,
h.5o, boss, best or all heart cypress, X; al
mension cypress. inches, ~; round end cy-
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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF CRACKERS IN THE WORLD


10 Ouf many Patrons,
we have this day sold our local agency
III the fire and marine insurance bust.
ness to Messrs. William II. Prather, A
G.. Audrey and Hugh +. Ewing, and
cheertnlly recommend them to you as
gentlemen entirely qualified in every
way to conduct the business in an intel
ligent manner, and worthy Of your con.
llnued patronage and confidence
Thanking you all for your kindness to
us, We are very gratefully,
CARNEs q EWING.
We will continue the business under
the style of Prather, Audrey ~ Ewing
7il Elm street.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DAHL AS, Sept. l2.--0n the lat instant the
pork corner at Chicago broke, and since that
hme provisions have declined remarkably.
Manipulation has never laid It's cruel hand
on a branch Of trade that was more neurly at
home with the muses. than this one. II was
an attack on the frymg-pan, and everybody
out side OF the ring felt IT,. More than b5OO0,-
t0o of people were called .upon TO pay u
taxpn every ounceOf hog that they used, In
whatever form. Two weoksago the buyer
Was required TO pay $3.50 for each barrel OF
NOES pork he needed. To-day
the seller Is glad To get price
under $40. But the Armour corner
was successful one, and Its chief has real
ixod from IL SS,OO0000. IL IL said that the
shorts IN thls pit-iail were New York; Gin
einnnti and IA few Chicago operators. IL Is u
nntter OF congratulntion here, that
Nils bit OF rascnlity did not seriously
Affect the Dallas market Smoked
meats are chiefly in uso here, and although
shat line was embraced In the corner, II Is "A
happy fact, TINT the shrewed provision deal
sTs OF this city, succeeded IN keeping up "A
supply on the pick up principle, and held to
khe under rates all through the corner. Be-
sides, Toxns people are not hOg-caters to any
great extent. Beef, mutton, poultry and
vegetables, with hog raised at homo, de-.
pressed demand for cured bacon Of the north
and enabled the people to tide over the PEE
ri0d OF the calamity. At this time, prospects
are not blue. Each day witnesses AN Increase
In the receipts Of cotton, and unless u rain
fall occurs II heavy, heating rain, the pick
Ing will give return Of excellent quality and
q good deal Of II. II Is peculiar that cOudi-
Mons are so changed that rain Is no longer
needed. The prayer now ~ for dry weather,
a heavy, beating rain would he disaster
emily second In degree To the flory drouth that
has cut down the Yield more than ono-h0lf
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A visit TO the house OF Douglas Bros.
will convince any ono that they are do.
ing the bulk Of the tailoring business OF
N,rth Texas Their fall goods are arriv-
ing daily and will be second TO mono In
the state of Texas Gentlemen will not
do themselves justice II they order With
out examining the very superior and
also immense stock of woolens ut the es.
tabllshmont Of DouoLAs Bros,
Merchant Tailors, T03 Main.
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Do not suffer from Sick Headache a
moment longer. II IN not necessary,
Carriers Little Liver Pills win cure YOU.
nvse, oAo Iiiie PHI. Al druggists sell
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON STATEMENT.

COTTON STATEMENT
GALVESTON, Sept. l2.-The following In the
daily comparative cotton statement;
Exports this week: Great Britain, 0,6Os;
France DS; Continent, Bl stock nj nil
United States ports, this day, III $40; this
any last wear Da0 gRh
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK market as reported by Doran
Brothers, wholrs tie butchers:
CAirLE-Gra steers, 80 to a2S; cows ana
heliors, 80 To 30; yenrlinps, 1000 To 1850.
SHEEP--prutn, 200 to go; common to mo.
dium l2i To l75
HoGs-Corn led, i.25 to $50; shonts, I to i25.
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Genuine Cal. Zinfandall claret, lSSn
vintage, % cents per gallon, at Loeb 4
Frelborgs.
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We are selling Inc Sherry vino ai
$3.50 per gallon. Loeb 4 Froiberg.
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Every family in the city can now af-
ford to use wine,a s Loeb n Freiborg have
reduced the price within the reach of
oil
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fair, 4+Sissi prime, ~; yellow clarified, 81
6JA.
Mulases Quiet; common, 20; refining, 3O0D4O.
Rico-Steady and tlrm; Louisiana ordinary
to prime, $685..
Bran-Fair demand but Mt lower rates,
72l$
Sight exchange on New York, 90 per 900
premium; Sterling exchange u. b., 49, nom
Inal
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Groves school.
For Boys and Girls, opens second
Monday in September. Prof. Tallia-
Zorro in charge of music department.
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The Great Exposition.

The Expo-iii1n a NeE Orlesrs :
attracting ihe zftsliior d tie rrsss
n al p'srts ofihe co1nsrT ard ahruss
Almost every .neEsyzTasr has so-.e-
thing 70 szy aboui lhe rreparz;iosls
that az being made 70 further the
work q State O. l0cal zs-ociztio-.s-
The sTecial .r,sIlre-eni4;iTes of the
ExyoeifioH eln1Enissi0rle1 ~ Prps--
den; Arthur, for the VsrF5se q pro
cuing exhibits have f01Ed the uevus-
papers rez.iy % reT.1rt speeches ard
print the latest He=s relating % the
Works Pair. Tbs circuu1s,znce
10 do0bt sp-inys froa the fat thai
the people ihrouEhout the land rad
with much Interest AZ that i printed
eooosrning this great =nte-Tsis=- BT
the ~ide-sVre4d in6senee of the
press tbs Expoeiiiou : known and
talked about n India, Ars-r1liz, On
the banks Of the Congo, IL the frozen
regions oi the North- Seeming in
g.osisshsiities have been OEeru0Ene:
&ad the scheme limited 10 4 eouou
eHhibitio8 At frs., has been enlarged
by degrees AL II nov embraces a
grand exposition Of arts, rn2uufzc-
tures, mines, agriculture, and in fact
about everything ia zhieh the pe0-
pie Of to-day are interested. This
Exposition 10 be opened in Decem-
her EsXi, eoTers more ground, has
more exhibits entered, than can be-
recosiei Oi any other Worlds Fair
ever attempted.
Aside frOan the pecaniary means
furnished, the untiring industry Of
iis directors, this marvel Il the nine.
teeth centary owes much OF It's re-
no-H to the power of the nerspa-
Pers.
The King Of Al. The New I'm
proved, Light Running New Home
The Simplest ard most Durable Ma.
chine in the Word; Eiil last a Life
time; never out Of order; the Bes,
set # Attachments ever Invented
I fos Rafting, ShiTiug, Plating, &c
accompanying each Machine. 4
thing OF beauty and Joy forever.
CHARLES GooDRIcH, Agent.
S-yif Osceoia, Ark
We keep the best brands Of CT
gars, Tobacoes and Cig2retts.
PEEwITT & HOwE
We will take pleasure in receiv
ing your orders, and having theu
promptly hlled-f9r any Drug o
Medicine that cen not be found Il
town. Respectfully
PREwITI q HOWE.
Midnight caucusing and plan
ming to defeat opponents is still il
vogue with the Office seekers. It's I
nasty business, this scramble 70
| County Offices.
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TRUSTEES S.sLE!

! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in and
/ b. sifiue o. certain Trust Deed 10 ne exeru-
tod a. Trustee for the nse and benefit 4 the lat,
I Daniel Matthews. hy c Ward and l. y
Ward, his Niie, OF date April 2sth lssS8. and
10 secure note for 81 ,5ss % due and payable
on the lst day of November, i.s3, and bearing
which said Trust Deed was duly acknowledge
and stands recorded in tn, ONCE Of the CLERK ..
the Circuif Court Of Mississippi County Arkan-
sss In Record Pook. No ~ Pages i0g to To-
inclusive. | viii a. saif Trustee. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9TH, issi,
proceed TO sell in frnni q the Court house door.
In tho town OF oseeoia, ArkAnsas, within legal
bo5r-. for cash In ha=d, TO the highest bidder
the following described real estate, embraced
in and conveyed b. said Trust Deed. to-wit.
One tract Of ~ acres IN Township - r.
10 T.. beginning si the North East corner of i..a
=. " Of Sec q, and running thence - nth
along the line between the : W. and y
quarter twenty rode, thence due West rec rods
thence North to the n. W corner OF said : " "a
20 rods. thence along the line between the "
aud : W quarters leo rods to the point Of be-
ginning
Also, one tract in the v " 4 OF section q,
Township u N. q. 10 e., Of 2s acres. oommenc-
ing at the = corner Of laid W quarter,
running thence North 10 chains and u links 10
taialpa bayou, thence 10 a csteriy direction.
down the niddle of -aid bayou. and West from
the beginning corner, with the SoaihsrE bogl-
dary line To reach distance that a line nm
Hing due nOrih 70 sid Catapa bayou Will make
said twenty-five acres.
Also the North half of the sX Of the y W \
q Section =. In r. ~, y. X. 10 Z containg IS
acres more or less
Also, the tract known as the James NJ Bass
tract Of % acres. tue same being In the n ". =
% Section q in 7. l3 : X. 10. z. and lying,
being and situate IN said County and state OF,
70 much thereof a. may be Necessary 20 satisfy
aid debt snd 10 per cent lnieress yeT enHum,
from the sith. day of April. las5.
Title believed 10 be good bat viii sell and
roaEey as Trustee only.
HIGH z McyEiGH. Trustee.
This Aug. 1tn lssg.
II. d. Tomllnson and Mary Matthews.
Executors Of the last VIII and TestamsEt
fihe late d. Matthews. decd.
s-s-ft. p.f $3.50.
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Planters Hotel.
UNDER NEW AUSPICES.
AUG 9, 1884
Mr.. { MRS I'D CRUTCHER,
ProprietOrs.

HariRg THIS dag mkeR cAGrge 0f
The Planters H0tei QfOSceoia .ar-
kaRSGS, ObliG0fe 0urScigeS 10 keep
a first class house, eRdeQr0riRg f0
gre Satisfaction IN all. PrOmDf
and Tei LDreDared meals Qf me
hest the markef a1ordS aRd care
fHk GtteRfioH 10 tie uaRfS If 0ur
DatrOHS a SDecialtg. PyGcfical
Experience IN BOardiRg House life
and a Darti0i acquaintance With
The kiHd DcoDlc If OSce0la, ddded
10 khe fact thaf a hOfei as much
Recded here, makes as hQDe for
success, and IRE therefore kiHdiH
solicit a reaS0aable share Qf PUb-
lie PQtrORage.
d. D. CRG'TCHER,
PTODTTef0r.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09
ELECTION
Proclamation!

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. This; on the IL,
day of September. isss there viii be General
Eiectior held In the County Of Nisnssippi. and
state Of Arkan.zs. at the plsees de-iznaied Be
lov for the purpo-s Of eleetinx the fOllVNirg :
state, District, County and Tow nshi ~ o..-e.-
STATE oTYIcKn.:
One Governor. one Secretary Of State; one
Auditor u state. one Associate Justice Of the
supr,me Court; one Attorney General one
hAncei ior; one ChanceFy Clerk: On. State Land
commissioner; one Superintendent Of Public
Instruction
District ofieers:
One stA.e Senator, for the 18th. Senatorial
District, DDe Circuit Court Judge Tor the sec
Ond Judicial District. to FIJI the vacancy Of J .
q frerspn. decezsed one Prosecuting AtloT-
ney for the second Jscic.Al district.
County Oaicer.:
One Representative; one County and Probate
Jnfgei one sher1r, one Circuit Court t.egk
one Treasurer; one Assessor. one Surveyor
one Coroner; and two Justices of the Peace
and one Constable 10 each Township.
Election 20 b. held in
NOrrof ToEnstip--Ai Cosirt House.
Troy Tovnship-at Ferguson's store
Pecan TOwnship-at fnend's store: Golden
Lake precind-at Bartons store
scott Township-a Louise Chapel.
Carson Lake ToxBship-ai School house
rvayne Tgwnshlp-at school house.
Canadian Township, al Walkers store
Iiick kmsn Township at Rucker a Cos. store
Chickas4wba Township, at sycamore School
house
clear Lake Towns .hip, at school-house,
East Big Lake, at ram. HecfOr's house.
West Big Lake, at schOol-honse.
Little River township. At % r. JacEs0n's.
Dead Timber Lake, at B A Sander house
The County Court having failed to appoint
Jud-srs To hold said election the g0ters Of Q.seh
Township. when assembled, shall appolnt saia
Juiges. who, alter being sworn, shall aproint
ClerS. Of said election.
GiTsn under ny hand, this the lst. d-y Of AG-
gust. a. II. isoi
W b. HAsKTNS,
Sheriff Niss 90.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09
THE APPEAL FOR 1881

he ArFEsL. having for f0r.y-shYse years
bss1 reoo EuiHe'i - the sxpsusni oG so0thern
-ho1Elt. -ozikerr fclifios snd So1thcrn irdus-
Try, and shared ihe yjeissiiu.ies ef The so-iheru
psople II Is uoE participating in their pru-peri
y. L. Increase IN circulation and business hzs
ben steady Eu1 1lbruksa- a. has mAny uOse
readsrs nov thar ever before in it, iong story.
Aa1 i ~iii b the aim ol The rsznAgernert 70 de-
.erye = continual q this patronage b. The
paaloatlon q a broaf, full. complete, enter
prisIHz go-ru.l, essarnensUrzts with tie growth
q the city the property Of the sogih AMI that
shail r1nk Eith the large AID influential paper
of cher great cities. Il has AID will have cor
respoEsients n I'll the Important points tribu-
i4ry % Memphis; ard il will use, as II Is nov
doing, the tsierraph freely for iis own special
rsFslris OF Al Interesting eTentz. he year ~
prom .ses 10 1e ore % the most irport1lt 10 this
cr-- te,i and eEeutf1l century- II sill Nifnrs.
= fr=slden'l4- eiecfigr Il anus sal interest EUd
ia this great contest the AFrEsL Slli BE- Whers
. ~ slE4T- been--the friend aud Advorzfefof
the Democratic party The ppszi for 1854 zfll
pres . IL. readers daily f4lihfal ant full
record u caEreli events.
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