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New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
lDHIL ILADELPHIA AND READING r. X.
u NEMJERsEY CENTRAL DINIsION.

FOOT OF LIBERIY.sT, NORTH RIVER po,,.
e4 FIhH sSa Flint 4FESo nov s5a 9
S fso OS & g;sN l9 95 aS 49, i So
rsSt GOnnepn @ 1ncOn 0 ane
s0'SsP spd i.
EipsA :9s 9s and Green Gree s, s
m M go s Iso % d S s air 5S saS s6G s a
6sTN6HATYy ysdS sS r. asQ p GEO 500
SAyWF If1 SIS Fl So fs5TSRarnr 1rw1spURa. and
a4hfhNqY GFE8 M s "a M n sS No. tSS ScP 49, AGO.
siS 'S lcG 90 T M fSaaYi ss5 # $50 n oo ,sO 4o
shAhI2E A GS sad ~ FIsros g. 81 81 81, m
liOo la0 S,46, b4b p m. Sundays at 5;30p N
4hnaat1E q. !SS. 7So 7aS .s m oO lsO sS AGO.
FL 4arHsT2gs Ess go ss as%aGoa 0gTzs gs.y
b@T4sf6s q, 400, TOO $50 IN, 100, l,so s41 400.
hisl sRIbSk H hhAScH ii si 800 SAG 400,
TIlETISaTos, 700, $50 a m- i'oo. i'so 4oo. 4.ao
tss9 pa s ,5& ~ 49, s.A l9sq i!lss
NO 7do 500 1880 y Sundays aiOo, s'oOa mr i'a0
~ pGAisrifLp, 400 900, TOO s,as $50 1880 ills
Y n, Zoo 50 ss9 SO az, 400, g9 200 s5 ? g.
Pave .o 500 sAs' Hp 1900 M l'ao $50 S'o' ''oo'
"A"CR @ . SGrAN s eaoy5t yatsSAfs s t ssss:i ,a :;
r. %a5S fSas o .sd t2G ts2sG9& sGG@ .ao
W. Af}aNJ6 'fH. 'viSfLAsD aud nRipoegcan
krWjHRgEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
suA3R3S5ayy $vaf sss fSS$ y. ss%Fa J; 51rs
1sS i,..,. s ,Iss.. ~ sas iip i5
M 80 AMI ii5 9tesSxlei.s,l ios, sgs fssE is,i6sl,
ys'' * SIS;s I;i ..: sfs:i, NJ, q
lenttave. 100 0feenpuntAvn In HObOken 254 washing.
lonst transfer Company will ca for and cheek bag
kAss from hotels or residenco TO des sinstOn.
EE WOOT1EN, ,.,, C. q. HANCOCK.
4 General Manager GeH Pass and Ticket Agt
l. II r. BALDWIN. q. r. ?. Agt, lie Iibefty-st. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
nROpDSAIS FOR PAPER FOR The Pl /

PROPOSALS FOX PAPth fOh lllE ~ D.
Il LIC FRiNTING-sealed proposals will be rec yea
furnishing the PA PER Tor the ~ BIIt PRINTING Gntl
February 1856 the said proposals 10 De opened
before and the award OF contracts 10 be made by ihe JONI
Os Public Printing q The
Government. the committee
re-erving right 10 reject nd all bs as s
Judgment the best Interests OF the Government may u
detailed the description quantity and quality
required accompanied by samples and iahA
proposals. and giving the regulations win Hhch bduers
mast comply be obtained by addressing D r. Rounds
viii DC entered into i0I supplying such qnan
be needle duiig the year ana no more
The estimated quantities sci fOrtI II deal III The schedule
50OOO reams mscbin einish printing paper 24x3s.
1000 Ieams machine-lnish printing paper 57N lo
C0JO sized and supercalendiIed printing paper
2x3o
1000 ream- sized and supercaleudared printing paper
5000 ream -zod super calendared printing paper
different sizes
6OOO reAms sized supcr-caenjsrei printing pap
2sI32.
sOjOreams silcd and supercalendared printing paper
different sizes
45OO szed and superCaleEcaTed white or United
printing paper, different sizes
5000 rcaIHs paper, different sizes and weights
2J50U reams white whiting paper different sizes ana
weights.
$500 reams coored writing paper different sizes and
weights.
100 reams over paper different sizes an weights.
1000 Ieams manila paper different szes ali weights
100000 pounds of best plate paper different sl7s ana
GOO reams Anchor ssne paper 20I3O
600 o sh cts mutation parchment different sizes
9DOOuu sheets ri ltlet bond paper
900 900 sheets cardboard different coors sizes weights
Iy direction OIL The Joint Of Congress Public
''""As sP ROUNDS.
Public Printer
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
Business propsrtn for Sale aib to fst.

TNO RENT.-In the financial centre OF this
Il city. very suitable for bank, railroad
other corporation requiring for number
OF clerks Splendid ght and ventilation For particulars
address A. o. a., z. o BOX 655, NewYork.
ITO RENT.-Thc highly desirable lofts at No.
az Howard.st,, west OF Broadway Apply 10
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO.. 10th st. and 5th-avc.
'NO LET.-Splcndid offices, 5th-sve., corner
42d ST.. American safe Deposit Conpaays hreproof
building Apply oa premises
fN0 LET.-Storcs, Lofts and Offices in Ful
l. tea. John. Ann. Bseknan william and Pearl.sts
rutland e. WHITING. Templs Co,rt
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
Dtp @ooos.

EREAT CLEARING SALE.Aings Carpets,
Mata aono AZ twotlifds taiaa Vafy nnn smyrna Door
Maia pao ANDHbW LiRtEHa 10.
7Hl Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
q Giir i3ropcrtr Go Ecl.

4 NEnilN N-SlZED four story brownstonc
~ hnuAc. UUth.s Il near MalaonavV. newly decorated
NM. n. fNLtuNER& sos, 100 i;h.ayo.
FURNISHED HOrSE.-Elcvcn rooms; pnrt
rent takon ~ boaul n deiired Responsible parties only
need oppli. "a Wost 13dAt
no LEA very desirable 3-story and base
nont hieh sloop house iuf connlred ijo Wcst sist
nolr fietntrd NliruAi Staiinn. Npnly to
JAMES a. ltNoNh, 2uN West N'dst
'IO-l El.-tniurnishc ioui story stone
nea, ag Gaqsicy ingS seen rlt ip o,,es ieisE5n
largo nat Nlnlow 10 am ftlnnt teclMiqnl rs e. u
iffee 10y tius from slep ttpet ior thfeH ybnfa
rt.ftiftt tiiteisi W itlhnno 0rire
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
kTW.JERREY ROUIHERN DivisION
DESNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
y OF and after Dso. !, 1874

esEAT TRtNK I1N.
Fsns leave via Des6fosses corslat
ssrII:,suiE ft.sarr, ne west and south With Pullman
atsa RI ao oEd pnss r. saI SsT sSd
nisa.sop insiss.s Gai dsi Il 81 i.s.s ever ray
\ Cory iof lasvis @ ifS5rY fsIrosds snS sGs
s;lis..s Limited Washington
and ifTts y SisSs SO sShisy, iiae
kst S.is!i. tis siesp. sssHy, ,Sqhm
tsas BfsaA At s,i 3arstioa AID st rs.ts,o ststop.
sass FSSss n 'oss osssA L Y NJ S S5, '.S :65 \!
s9 M M sfsfii assFfii 'as .ss # M isgt Al faahfi ssi al VA
t.lf lEssffg fissssAts sS3 sse tSi,sss4, fssisa
ssAbsssgss As4 " Asaa sf8sao5Fisa f8 5ssa @is
a. ,IsA H. y. ,ffsfs oAa!s# a, Vi
sRIESs Il ig'aass asAss5,ssahA n 4, ''s ss VA
40 PHILADELPHIA
Wa rHE PESSsYrvASGA RAlLRoAn
Tue OLDEST ROUTE
'S' iid4 Vii Il si$s5StH stEs8tIi ON
F?t. Trains leave NsvYork Desbrosses and oortandt
29 10 $50 sg and 10 Limited, II, ll.lo M l. s9o.
fasSIt fsItial,si Nsly,.s .Ss g % % saS u
ss so ~ sra LILO m. and connect at TTsn.
.r55aiss y.Ia' iss-. Dro.a:, station phsasps.a l99
H.sIdi ~ Limited Express 80 and $40 ,. nJ. +
3s I;s,s *. Il 5sss:s5 sss T.
% "a .: s.:s y. &c. s..s ms.:. .
.I:a sss ssssSss Ss 1ssssssai sSs.ai
~: New Ygs frsasisY Company Vii Ss sSs sna check
Peeg9s rom ietss and rssidenccA
s ssss.si = iIHSa Isssl,. es; e;:s. = XsooR ss Ann.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
STEAMBOATS, ano hallroaosL
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
TeBosTOSs3.
WORCESTER $3.50
NASHUA. s3dS,
PoRTLANDs

Steamers 'Crty ~ Worcester and "City OF Boston
Pier 30 y. r. foot OF Wattsst pier above Des
brosscsst Ferry daily. except sundays at l:30
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
fNEW .YaRH Am tnNH bKANgH HR 1.

EN.-- 81, r,.-,-... iitrfsiitgr4 Nf f40t toftnnit
Fs ss#f ! NJ s9Bi isBA#F E&4a...Ss. sSt
Ees # T. ds Is4HS kg% iilB Afs@ 1iP'ff'# SS4
FYh liaiSasd Esi VA Fsa & RsseMs ~; Age S,e
iSs osss Eia rsaa rs aa1 a. 1889 "a se' 'ps
~ ri hsih ia Fepl Il 9, $50 "a y u sie sqa
EG Saa4I' a s 2 n a. {A M fel saas3 G ss,G;
q "a Iql lols BRANCH Ocean trogs AshnI! rars 9eeaa
beaoh spring axe GilI P0ut Peasant &c, va flla
Esphia AMI Reading RR 430 sl5 n i:3n q9 m o. ~
sundays not stopping at Ocean Grove OF AsDlB iAh t
tss Pehnsyvania Rlt- o. a IN l3Od u ". 3vu.
Zoo m Sundays not stopping al ocean uo'e OF AsUuT
Tor oa via philadelphia Reading RRr =; 10 llOO
,s m 400 D IN For Lakewood Toms River anu barne-
vat via = Il hR, at 4:Sl sl5 ~ l'SO 4su = N t9r
Hons River, Penn. RR, at 300 a. tor Nneland;
bTidgeton Atlantic CITY, 80, via Phia Reading h iSo
hUfps BLoDGETT. c, HANCOCK, r. WoooB'
r supt G.P at A, 7. & X RR. q T. a, r hhs
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
LII BOSTON and East All rail from Grand Central epoi
sptei 10 B0soA al
W y m 1psrlor car ed iaaa l. PIN wins erpns
Raace.cars. sundays At 10 (wtl ace ess)
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29

-STONINGTON LINE; ,vr,. porrr
n vs,,,ss nEDUCED. FANOnITE WlNIEh ht,n ~.
~ - c.ye from Tier ~ y. H. daily exerp' Snnuva
=, ts1 4, m Fifs class TO Boston 81 'oiro'p'iA'"s "
duetiuns to ali points rast
,x.,Dy~cr rJSE For FroiEht only. steamers leave
InvN ~. -. n day. except sunday, al s.oo IA
nom fiei ~ ~ W POPPLa, General Passenger Agent
EALL RIVER LINZ LpoE Hpk ksb bos FALI IN nfvsR An
s. renced to ell points during winter m1n, eavs
Ro~snors ON alternate oavs sUNDAfs mp lom
Trrr a foif OF Nurrsy-st. ri $50 D M OOhhcchon
S. ,at from Brooklyn and Jersey Nlty h : p IN
stets sd sIaterooms nav BE- secured ~ prncp
and ucAc' ""'eS' Nv '' GEO l. CONNOR,
o,vx A. 1oyFrI Arts Gen Pass. Agent
IOR BRIDGEPORT and, and All points on iiOU-
,ssns Sip n IL ,. n. 23t.st kast River.
Ssrn n, Fare lower than by any other route
r,oR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
sim At n m and IL p m. (Sunlays excepted II p
", steamer arrives In time FOR carry Trans Noi'h anu East
Is.nrsiOn 10 New-Hayen and return 81 oO.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
ltensstIs

~ ptl4- e4A~e' .'-t iaNe 1885 ~ lati !
Itiihrhe Ai.s ~ hNrhratal spalpi H'ih Va
'npltt5,f51.1 tee,issl giaps fegeiysl a. tAn 20
eeh.r, i- AAk iaaAs{ .Nh 's iti4t (. e,as iE9
tle. utst quality " ua Nsfenl HLl4 t44N !Afs
lau d4l Qi o4t ilea VI s4ie4se az IAs saw N+4l NeW
Np4k ....,. ,.,. ....,. d. ,. ,.,...,. ,.-t,t,.,i,-.
6u0 fe KUbutl u ual, - pI pg capped eAHs WIN
colpuuZs. tafupl-ed
sauplts al ht seen al the navy arl
Tho Tt reserved 10 reject auY u d nus lhAl may N'
be deemed advantageous 90 the GulcrnnrnI
Two responsible setlcs required lul ths prompt ana A4|h
fu drlyefi of Lac supplies awarded
blank uTm. Nll he furnished al ihI- once
A. II GILMAN.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29

itp lp~N. 'ift 'H 'e1i
tNttt h0AUd 40 iil,petN,a haa lhia iidf hr'latNh
! s-l4. -4pn4i llheul 1t igs ! NJ. ie4t fFq v -
p4l ~b O. auAlrn4lea apd a.taf l4hAal io7s lIa-s
4p . 1885 a iiBE0l Naaher
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Trains leave Harlem River station corner s2dst and
~ a@ rFs. % sss
so sa and S 500 So for c MoP "a
fost UNITS Point We.5 Farms Van Nest, West G6sstsE
.ssS MsnS nS TSsi'sr ans s eonsens
s.s 'f4: e: o.
se -s "a
Sunday train. isr New hoeEsis and all n,ensaiate
sSf sts SSS wa n % s 70 rsnd gram p,
nd stamford ana with express ain TO Boslon via ssore I'd
NEW:YoRK, CENTRhL AND HUDSON
thrsush nsin, vii savs srand oesa nepot
$40 NJ. Fast limited chicago and st Loui. Erros.
in dnns sar. st9p1ns essas snh fsSda
Striving Al chicago 1910 aad 81 Louis 7i2o next
Yo,so m Chicago Express, drawing to canan
naxua RoChssssr Niagara fis and buaAio connect. for
iiis M. Western Sow.YOrh ana Northern EIPre" With
$50 ,. m. Albany. troy aad Utica EIprsss through
.tp m. xeeomnodatlop TO Albany and Troy ,,.....
n.! haasis tH c@cnase P' ieede bstr1i oui
90 m n,Prss rh ,eesiassaS; e. To syF'en'- and to
f:sp ~ seiac EIprcs with seepq for Rochester
Eaa.le NlassTa ais Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
70 Ss S | cra Ts ss c e o ASsnE S
6or ne North except flS n.ger r.o, 70 pov,,,
etssa a5a and ~; Brodvay snl At Vs.icos f,gie.s
aisi ssa $50 ws.iscS and nd s6 fulton ~. bFoSsn -
0%uesosaocstoas IN drawing room sna scepse can
OF the tctei olces IN NcwNors CITY and at
NJ Naahugtonat. brooklyn,
IpAcrnes "a led Tor aud checked from residence.
ETIrs1 fsins fun daily an others dsy exec sunday.
tiht.e trains stop at Harlem i2Olhkt AMI i'hatel
iM fOfrrY n H. MEEkrn.
4 uenefai snpcfinicnfcnt General faHshn~er Aranf
N puiGn VALLEY RAllROAD.-pnsscnv vrr
Ill tfain, leave depot Lot ~ tortianf nnt lcseioa1c'
EMNsi b,ssA5i 'A&9assH' a5k '%uss,ll.sGirG t5wss
ssa stia ss,, ssfSSS fsS S SS 59 5 fe m II; ES @ j
fS. ,;fa FE5 isEEs ,Esjs 'sapssi s5Hss, 'q e.; RI
hNssiot Nsh5h iAait ne iiasig l99n, INA m
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
Mest sli.

= WAVERLl PLACE.-Fumished rooms
! moderate prices heat sa, bath table board 4 desired
nTH-ST. Is WEST-TwO second story front
communo ting with board also for gsutie
wlth without board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-15

Washing taken and delivered in any
part Of the city. Orders can be left ai
theaOrmsby and Arlington Houses.
se2l EH. D. nL1.ARD, Proprietor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-15
Assignee's Notice Of Sale.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
l. the Second Judicial District, in and
for the County of Ormsby, State Of
Nevada f EdgecOmb VS.. His
CreditOrs.-By virtue of an order of
sale issued out of the District Court of
the Second Judicial District, in and for
the county of ormsby, State of Nevada,
in the matter of E. Edgecomb VS.. His
Creditors, and to me directed and de-
livered and dated the 18th day of May,
A. D. 1854, in which was directed to sell
certain property hereinafter described,
I have taken possession of the following
property. tO-wit: horses, bret or half
top carriage, large Erockaway, small
rOckaWay, top buggy, open buggy, IL
robes and blankets,4 4 whips, 4 buggy
2 2shovels, forks, Stoves 2 beds and
bedding, 1 water box, 2 lamps, "a halters,
l office glass, 2 clocks, y horse collars,
furnace, military saddle and bride,
Z double harness. Notice is hereby
given that on
Wednesday, the Fourth Day OF
June, A. ID. 1854,
At 2 O'Clock p. m. of that day, in front
Of the Livery Stable known as Edge,
I viii sell the right, title and interest Of
said e. Edgecomb, fnsolvent debtor, in
and to the above described property. by
hest and highest bidder, for the end and
purposes directed by law, and in obedi-
ence to said order.
8. T. SWIFT, Sheriff,
And Assignee Of said Insolvent Debter
Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada,
May l3, 1854.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
Facts Versus Science.

Congress is nothing if not virtu-
Gus. A logician may say that as it
is not virtuous, ergo, it is nothing;
but such summary argument as
that would cut off this true tale at
its beginning. What We would say,
is, that Congress, desirous Of being
as a maiden pure, has abolished the
dispensing Of intoxlceuts within the
confines Of the Capitol. Members
have been in the habit of taking,
while at their desks, what is known
in the freemasonry nomenclature of
American lawmakers AS " cold tea"
But the fact that the "cold tea "
created unusual warmth in those who
drank it created suspicion. Upon
investigation it was found that whis-
XIV and not tea was being thus sery-
ed and consumed, china cups instead
Of delicate glassware being used TO
carry the same to Congressional lips.
We will here assert that no animal
bat Congressman would drink
whisky from china cup. Soldiers
used to drink it from canteens; a ne
gro form gourd; printer will
drink it from bottle; all Arkausaw
moonehiner will suck it from n barrel
through a cane; but not one Of these
would ever, no matter how cxtenuat-
ing the circumstances, pour the stuff
down his throat from a china cup.
He would 60 sober all his life rather
than submit to such a means Of COM
ing in physical contact with the dark
beverage Of He'll and American poll
ticians. Well the whisky had to go,
and it went. The Members may
now be compelled to step across the
street to brace up. But rs this
would involve the loss Of much val.
uable time, it is probable he will de.
wise some means to enable himself to
foriily his system against malaria
without leaving his seat. 1t would
be superhuous in US to suggest one,
even ono, for his inventive genius is
rarely dormant in such emergency
Bat the wildly strange part Of
this new departure is yet to be mar.
rated. Some Of the namby-pamby
.goody fellows like beer; they
strenuously swear that it does not
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
EXPLANATIOSs.

Some people spend much o. ,he!,
time and energy in making cxp.c"a-
tions. When they have said or done
anything that others do not approve,
they resort % rxplar alton in self-de
fense. This is a great vast. Of
strength. Let man do what he be-
lieyes is night, and he can afford to
wait for Providence to explain for
him. The traly great man let's his life
explain his words and deeds. He NAV
make mistakes, but explanations do
not change them. Most men labor
under misrepresentation at ono time
or another in life. The man who is
misrepresented, and can have the
courage to await his own vindication,
i3 truly strong man. The man who
is constantly explaining his position
generally has no position; and the
man who takes up bis time in explG-
nations can do but little else
The great man utters truth. It j.
obscure, but not to him. He cannot
waste his time explaining it, especial
" to those who do not care to under
stand him. If we look carefully af-
ter our characters our regulations
will take care of themselves. Christ
was often abused, m&ligned, misrep-
resented and betrayed, but no where
did he attempt on explanation. Sup
pose he had undertaken TO follow up
all the lies that were told about him.
would he have found time to work
miracles and teach tho multitudes ?
There was never any man IN this
country Of whom we have any knowl
edge, more Systematically and ma.
liciously misrepresented than Mr..
Lincoln, and yet we do not remem-
Der ever to have seen one word of
explanation from hlm Of anything he
did. There is nothing the devil likes
better than to get one Of Gods ser
wants TO chasing a lie. He knows
that such a chase will use up all the
mans time and strength, and fill his
mind with selfish troubles. /; is hard
to resist the temptation to nail lie
and to crush the liar, but there il
much more profitable business for a
christian. Life is too short, and life.
work is too great for one to be occu.
pied in reotifying mistakes, or in self
/ justification. While a man is trying
to hunt up lie, he might accomplish
much good that would otherwise
never be dorc.-Cumberland Pres
| bytcrian.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

cannot intcxicate; so il understood
all around that under the rule ex-
cludiug intoxicating beverages malt
liquors are not to be interdicted. 1t
is an universally admitted fact that
our manufacturer. Of National bun
combe have queer heads, and that
their stomachs are nondescripts Of
the genus gastronomic; but the as
sertlon tha. beer will not make
Congressman drunk dazes common
sense and threatens the votaries of
science with softenirg Of the dura
mater. Yet it must be 50, for what
is spoken from the Capitol always
bears the imprint Of truth-the bold
and steady autograph Of unimpeach
able veracity. Beer will wake a
printer throw up his cases, and a SO.
ciety man throw up his socks, it viii!
put head on al editor, and give &
dyspeptic such a stomach as will
make him beg for his old one; it will
make a sewing machine agent tell
the truth; it will, in three hours time,
put one half Of a conyiyial party un-
der tho table and the other half in
the lookup; it will put tramp on
the chain gang; but when served up
to Honorable Members it neither
makes them drunk nor bold, falling
as harmless on their coPper-bottoms
as the dewdrop on the floweret-
gliding smoothly over the surface
thereof as Summer rain over the
sleek, glossy back Of a muscuvy duck.
i Blackburn's Free South.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

"The gain on flock of sheep may
be called wether profit" says one.
GOOD for cwe," says the other.
A wise writer says; " Bustle is not
industry" Perhaps he will declare
that the hoop skirt is not business.
A lady, whose supply of pin-mon-
ey was about exhausted was looking
at some goods in certain store.
"My husband has al account here,
has he notY" she asked as feeler
preparatory to making a purchase.
"Yes'm,' said the merchant. "He
has ar old account which has been
here for five years"
Upon closer examination the lady
found that the goods were not exact
ly the shade Of color she wanted.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
.y-hsyer,.ssrs ny the year VAL teres'Elesec
,att ,ir legitimate bus4neBs

.y-hSvet,,ssrs ny the year VAL tercs'sie'eo
,otts.r legitimate bus.ness
s.yies,iy advertisensnsmaI De ehahfeuu u'
rese, foar unes during the year irer oi ehAi Ss'
,x-part,e. contract ng for yearly advertise
mt. and discoutinuipg from any cause, WI, sc
shs,g.a abort time rates. as per time lnhet-ed
HrI RArEh
e1-, orsign advertisements, sent WtoutN
,S.sr,t.ing Agencies must be paid Tot Ia ac-
ysnee or a dsposi, mad. with some one VINO"
wo may designate.
Marriages and deaths, not eseoeaIns .un
,,se, viii be pablisAsd ks Icwa, iTee o! CT
h.t Obituaries, tributes Of respect 'nnera. h,u
,ssad invitations charged az Advertisements
sN-Ai. personsi matter, letters or comm UNI
cst,Jrs e!tins forth iIdivldus soheihes OF ~
,.,.,,. "a be promotst, sDanstins from are
or partiss, organiIstions or soeietiss' VIA ~
s,argei for a. Other advertisements
.er-ia all legitimate demands OF ths us'to
cratic ot Cozs-fSau party, or ~ the 2tSa. 2tS ~
teru,u OF The general public upon eur eo'un"'
t.e TINES viii not ia!l y! Is duy
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

SOME Of the papers arc advocating
a meeting Of the Arkansas editors
and the Missouri editors, at Eureka
Springs, for days pleasure and cx-
change Of social courtccies; as their
respective Associations convene at
tie same time. We think it would
be delightful.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
Official Directory.

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The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

THE English troops are not max
ing much headway or reputation in
Egypt. The latest feat of the False
Prophet was the capture and masss'
ere OF the entire garrison at Toksr.
The government ths, boasts the sun
never sets on her possessions, may
We, learn that too much sun shine is
not healthY.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

We endorse the fact and are
willing to be responsible for tho as
ser'ion, that the best and most intel.
ligent citIzaus always take their home
papers, fyou 80 as a stranger in
u new country, and wish to speed
lly learn who are the best and most
energetic and entcrprising citizons,
consult the subscription list Of the
county paper. Ours is always open
for such lnspccticn.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

The citizens committee o. Hot
Springs, backed by tho police and a
company of militia are driving the
cut-,lroats, fakirs and gamblers ou.
of that little city. Let the good
work go on. There is no town in
Arkansas that need a cleaning out
Of that sort Of cattle more than Hot
Springs.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

Referring to a notice from the TT,
Smith Tribune, Of II, NJ. McNeigh
as a probable candidate for Attorney
General, the Osceola Times says:
of Western and Northwestern Ar.
kansas will give him a gentle push,
Eastern Arkansas will rise up as one
man and shove him through" If Col.
McVeigh should become a candidate
he will have many friends to give
him ga push" in all parts Of the
state Arkansas Democrat
This gentleman is capable and
worthy and we should be gratifed to
see him put into the position.-Ozark
Democrat.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

GEORGIA is soon to build a new
State Capital at Atlanta, at d cost Of
s2,0O0O00 or more. Arkansas needs
new Capital building worse than
anybody; but by the time she gets
through toting the amendment No. J
around on her shoulders she will
hardly have enough money left to set
up tirst.class Soobcr stand.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

THE unveiling Of the bronze stat
We erected in commemorative OF Gen.
Rob, E, Lee, took place in New Or.
leans on the 22nd. uult. Misses
Mary and Mildred Lee, daughters Of
the hero Of Virginia, assisted at the
unveiling Of the statue, and the dedi'
ca,ory address was delivered by JUS
.ice Charles +. Fenner.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

THEY have no use for the colored
man and brother in OHIO, any further
than be can be made either useful,
ornamental or profitable. An entire
family were murdered in Cincinnati
a few days since, and tn" cadayers
sold to tho Ohio Medical College for
SIS each.