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The Osceola times., 1885-11-21
THE APPEAL FOR 1885.

The advent OF the Democratic party to power
On the fth of March will invest the APPEAL
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, III,
Inauguration of Cleveland and the current
events for the year 1883 viii be the most Inn
porta1t in the histoIFof the country, aud the
APPEAL will be abreast of the times 1t will
remain steadiastly Democratic, and hSyins
iaith Ia the honesty Of Democrats, and beliey-
ing that the combined wisdom of the party
as expressed in its National and state CON
yentions, is wiser than the.mctious uiteIances
4 individuals 1t will cling to It's party instead
u following the chronic f-ult-hnders Com
ing events will mark AZ era of Unprecedented
prosperity in the South, aud the APPEAL will
10 all it can to develop and build up the ma
erial interesis'of the country the great. grand
and gloriou. future Of the South aud in wiping
oat all sectional preludices During the
cyenilul wear lSs5 ITS columns will be filed
with the lGtcst obtainGble information II has
Engaged the services of regular correspo ndents
Al Wa 'hiugton, New orleans and all other i'm
portant points, and will continue to advance
Is place among the pr gressiye Journals o,
he south
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

--DrED William Powell, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Hale,
"Wednesday night, Nov. 18TH, 1885
On the same evening, Carrie, in
fapt daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
Butler.
Like dewdrops in the bright sun
benms, these spotless babes sparklcd
and glittered for a few short DAYS,
Frightening their earthly homes,
and then scared on angel wings, to
lovelier climes and purer skies:
All that's bright musI lade,
The brlghtes! still the neetest;
AL that's lost was made
To be lost when sweetest 4"
The TIMES extends words of sym
pathy aud consolation to the be.
reayed parents.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

with prayer and songs of praise de
voutly testify their gratitude to the
Givcr Of eyerVgood and perfect gift
for all that he nas done for us in the
year that has passed, for our preser-
walton as an united nation, and for
our deliverance from the shock and
danger of political convulsion.
For the blessings of peace and for
our safety and quiet, while wars and
rumors If wars have agiteted and
affected other nations of the earth.
For our security against the scourge
and pestilence which in other lands
have claimed their dead by thous-
ands, and filed the streets with
mourners.
For the plentcous crops which re-
warded the labors of the husbandmen
and increased our nations wealth and
for the conteniment throughout our
borders, which follows in the train of
prosperity and abundance.
And let there also be, on the day
thus set apart, reunion of families,
slnctiiied and chastened by tender
memories and associations, and let
the social intercourse of friends with
pleasant "reminiscences renew the ties
of affection and strengthen the bonds
of kindly feelings, and let us by no
means forget, while we give thanks
and enjoy the comforts which have
crowned our labors, that truly CRATE
full hearts are inclined to do acts of
charity aud that kind and thought
ful remembrance of the poor will
double the pleasures ofour condition
and render our praise and tbapkgiv-
ings more acceptable in the sight of
the Lord.
Done at the CITY of Washington
this second day of November, 1885,
and Of the Independence of the
United States the one hundred and
tenth, GRovER CLEVELAND.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21
FcderalA AID To Education,

One Of the best articles that we
have read in many day on the sub
ject of national and to education is
found in the last issue of the Para,
gould Press. We quote from it the
following:
The question of federal aid to ed,
ucation which is the immediate out
growth of tho Blair educational bill,
introduced at the last session of Con-
gress, is now among the first lues-
tiong that agitate the minds of South
ern statesmen. This bill, as many
of our readers know, proposes to
distribute among the states, m the
ratio Of their ignorance, the vast sur
plus lying dormant in the national
treasury for the purpose of educating
the masses. Willie the Press does
not propose to yield an influence of
extraordinary weight in the world of
thought, it will ever be on the alert
IN keeping pace with the advance OF
ideas, and of accrlerating the pro-
yress of whatever tends to he up
building of cur social fabric, and the
perpetuity of our civil and national
liberties.
y y X 4
1t is surprising that southern
statesmen and newspapers should
oppose such wholesome measures a.
the Blair Educational Bill, which
proposes to alleviate the poverty,
ignorance and misery, entailed by
'ivil war. The constitutional author
lty of the States to receive Federal
tld Is the question that has mislead
rur theoretical statesmen. The old
dea Of State sovereignty stays with
hem. 1t has fussiIzed III them. All
the dynamite Of the Feuians would
not blow it out Of them. They will
take it TO their graves.
While state is a sovereign pow.
er her sovereignty is limited to that
If the national government and
whether or not this be the true theo-
retical principle it has been SO ordain.
ed by the invincible hand of fate, and
the sentence closes there with a Pc
'iod driven in by four years hard
fighting. The fossils to the rear.
Progress and education to the front!
The unior senator from Tennessee,
Senator Jackson, has made the most
able speech that has yet been pub
iished on this great question. He
cites authority from Washington to
Cleveland, and fully demonstrates
the necessity, the prac,icability and
the constitutionaiity of National Aid
to Education. The sequel of the
logic is, that if Federal Aid to Edu.
cation is unconstitutional, federal
aid to our rivers and harbors is un-
constitutional, and therefore every
dollar spent on the rivers in Arkan-
sas by the government has been in
violation of the constitution. Let
prayers ascend from every Arkansas
home that Congress will at its next
session make law of the Blair Ed
ucational Bill, and that the rising
generation shall he better educated
and consequently make better citi.
ns.-L. Il. Democrat.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21
CURE YOUR COUGH.

A cough should not be neglected,
as it often leads to consumption. For
the cure Of all lung disorders, no
remedy will compare to" "Mansfeld's
Hungarian Balsam for the Lungs"
Thousands have been cured by ii.
physicians prescribe 1t, and it is the
King of all Lung Medicines. If you
have consumption, try it; it has cur
ed thousands. A few doses hesls
and cures, AS many certificates testi-
iy. Ask your druggist for it. Pre-
pared by the Mansfield Medicine
Company, Memphis, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21
important Ia KGpturcd
EscrsOnS.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure N'fg
Co., of Ogdensburg, n. Y, guaran-
tee to Cure any case of reduciblc
Hernia with their Remedies.
THE RuPTURE PLASTER ASp HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public, Send 65cts for free
book on Rupture or ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21
MANHOOD
AND
Sexual Power
NERVITA!

1housands Of cases OF Nervous Debility.
men I'll aud physical weakness, lost maphuod,
nervous prosuutipu, results pf iudiscrc;ipns
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with snch Unprecedented success II hes no
equal for curing all foIms OF NEHvoVs " AsrE
EAuAUsriuN, DEsfLirY or DEcAv. It's bCuc-
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lew weeks after c 'nlacuciu., its u.s., "a feeling
OF rcnrwed Ntgur AMI Strength /, apparent. II
effects prompt ana radical cure and (. the
only safe aud rlcctual remedy known fnr cur
ing all forms of Nervous Debility from any
cause, Its effects are perma. rnt. No matter
how aeglaN aicd your ease, how MANY r,ine-
dies y'.u haV. tried. nr hoN many doctors have
iniled When the disrsse hA- brilci the
skill OF The ablest physicians, when melancholy
and despair have taken the place of hope and
the world looks hlauk and dreary, Ncrvii1
Will inspire new life aud y. rlnurrittlv cure
body agd mind II. II rIsts cured hy IT, use
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trcoipt al 10 ctnts for postage etc Name
this paper.
DR. A G cLIN. Box 2i., hicago, IN
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For Sale.

full and complete sett Of Blacksmlth's and
wagon Makers Tools, together with Arst elias
business stand, situated on Frenchman's Bayou
now doing "a business of over 5000 a year. with
prompt paying customers. The entire outfit
will be sold to the rignt party at a reasonable
price For terms and particulars, apply to, or
address, w 4 QUINLY,
Golden Lake, AK.
Residence, on Frcnchman Bayou. tc.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21
WARNING ORDER.

IN TIE MISSISSIPPI COUNTY PROBATE
CouRT-To JANUARY TERM, 1886
V. V. Branch, I Plaintiff,
vs..
Felix h,t.ey, Rila Whitley
aud Thomas hitley, minor
heirl OF + q Whitley, decca- Defendants
sed, ahd j. NJ Ward. admir-
Of the Estate of the SAID { q
Whitley, deed
The nonresident defendant. Ella Whitley l.
warned to appear In th's Court within - davs
aud answer the complaint OF the plainiin, Wv
Branch
Witness my hand, NJ office. this c7th day ~
Der, laSJ. HUGH Il MCNElGH,
Clcrk Probate Court
5 =. Semmes. for Pltf
II. NJ, MoNcigh for nonresident drf.n dant
p. { St 50 l0-3l-4
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

They do say, out in the camp,
that Lee Parr actually talked bear
to death; and that the said bear was
so fat that after he was dressed and
hung up on a pole, fully three bar
rels of oil was caught in vessels
which dripped from the carcass.
hin a Lockert's Iron Tome syrup is guaran- =
teet, tn rare chills: boa 81 Pndo. Pills in each
Drug 90. 81 Louis, Van ,lcet \ 20 Memphis
The Masonic Fraternity Of this
place will give their friends an en-
tertainment on the Doth. Of Decem-
Der, for which Cards of Invitation
will soon be issued. As they never
do anything by halves, an elegant
affair may be expected.
We have Just received fine
stock of Brcech Loading and Muzzle
Loading Shot Guns and Rifles; Pow
der and Shot; Wads, Paper and
Brass Shells, Rifle Cartridges, Pri-
mers, Loading Tools, &c, which we
will sell at Memphis prices. Call
and see us. AVERY & Co.
The fine, Indian-summcr-like
weather still continues; yet in riding
around a few days ago, we observed
several cotton fields that looked like
snow banks NOT a lock having been
the owners out in the
woods hunting squirrels. This fine
weather can. last always,
The hunting party from Ken
tacky, accompanied by some Of our
local Shoolists, are meeting with
good success and keep the camp well
with game. Tuesday even
ng, Mr.. Jules Sheriff. succeeded in
Dagging five hundred pound bear
his fourth this season.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

pebble In the stream let Dropped,
iins changed the course of many river:
dew drop on the baby plant
Has warped giant Oak forever
liver surcbarged with vicious bile,
Oft' makes the boat o life carcrn;
II may be charged 10 lis wanted way,
by dosing the pilot with smiths Bile Beans
e-Zs-i. Price Is cts per bottle,
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

An alarm of fire at the upper
gin house, late yesterday evening,
started the Volunteer Fire Bli irade
at a full run. Fortunately the fire
was gotten under control |, 60 any
great damage was done.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

lToH, and Scratches of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
Il HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

This pure vino ia a simple vege- \
table extract without Intoxicating
qualities, aud has proved To be tho
M IT astonishing TONIC FOR WOMEN
known to medical science.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21


supplied with game. Tuesday even
ing, Mr.. Jules Sheriff. succeeded in
bagging five hundred pound bear
his fourth this season.
TO The People or This Co.
Hon. w. II. Gudgel, Evansville,
Ind, writes: ! take great pleasure
in recommending to the public &C. G.
J., Certain Chill Cure" My wife had
third day ague for five months and
tried different remedies without sue.
cess. After using one bottle of your
Certain Chill Cure permanent cure
is the result" Pleasant to take.
Sold by Gaylord & Hale, on a
Guaranteed Sale.
Mr.. Geo. w. Boycc, who has
been here for the past three weeks
trying to dispose of his property, re
ceivcd telegram from his family at
Cabool, announcing the entire de
struction of home by fire a few days
siuce. This is n severe misfortune.
and his many friends here will re-
gret to hear of his loss.
After The dance last Wednesday
night, some of the young men, in
stead of retiring to their re,pcctiv.
places of abode, to dream sweet
dreams and live over again the bliss
fu. moments spent in the gidy naizes
of the dance and the dreamy notiol
of the waltz, went out on lark.
which wound up in general mixing
up of liquor, hair, knuckles
and bad blood. For shame, boys.
Buy THE LIGHT RuSNING "NEv
HOME" SEWING MACHINE. We re
fer you to the thousands that are now
using the New Hone. Don't tax,
our word, or that If an interested
Agents; but ask those that havl
one. Try one, AMI investigate fo,
yourself-You Want the Best, anG
if you don't find that The New HoMF
is the Best, don't buy it. For sal,
by CHARLES GooDEIcn.
Last Saturday, Peter Skipper,
colored, became intoxicated, and al
the same time involved in row.
The town Marshal promptly arrested
and started him to the Jail. On tn,
way he was persuaded by Skipper
friends to turn him over to them,
promising that they would take him
home and answer for his appearanc,
when wanted. To this the Marshal
consented. Instead, however, of
taking him home, they marched him
back in town where crowd was as
sembled. This was good oppor-
tunity for Skipper to show of his
Importance; aud he did it bv indulg-
ing in loud, boisterous and abusive
language; swearing that no d--m
white man could arrest him, when
Adam Reeder, new deputy sheriff,
came along pretty well soaked with
the same sort Of poison that effected
Skipper, and hearing his threats,
pulled out his pop and undertook
to arrest him, when Skipper deal,
him a blow with a club which frac-
tured his skull, aud has been lying
IN a critical condition ever since.
Skipper, after long chase, WAS re-
arrested and locked up. On exami-
nation, Monday, before the Mayor,
Skipper was admitted to bail in the
sum Of $1,000. On Friday his case
was called and a fine of $4,000 was
assessed and 10 days in,nrisnumout
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

McElrce's Wine of Cardui Is recom-
mended for palnful monthly habit,
difficult, suppressed, excessive and
Irregular Menses, Whites, Falling of
the womb, Change of Life, General
Debility and ms \ tonic for delicate
ladies. II was tested In 1000 eases
aud cured $500 cf them. It's aston }
ishing action Gy-tiEod Doctors, de- I
lighted sufferers, and rsstCred ti,pu-
sands Of suffering women 10 he..lih |
and happiness. Druggists sell IL al
Si.O0 per Battle. 4 sixty-'our cage
pamphlet ,oAiaS all ..t0us s. freo by
mail.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

TONIC PAR fAtELIENCF.
Mr.. z, ID. Mitchell, of Mason, Tenn d, writes /;
"Tbis is TO certify that have used Hill 4 Loo
Kert's hon Tonic Syrup and found il all they
claim for it-a hne remedy toI ohis and ton
ic par excellence. l cheerfnlly recommend il
10 those who are suffering with cbills, malarial
poisoning, general d, billy or loss of apl ctte
There will be religious services
at the Union Church, at IL o'clock,
a. NJ, next Thursday, the Goth.
inst, Thanksgiving day. Please
close your places of business, and
attend the services. NJ. MARrX.
Rev. J. F. Lloyd, Who has been
absent and on the sick list for some
time, is again at his post, and will
preach at the Union Church next
Sunday, tomorrow, morning and
night, usual hours.
Smiths Bile Beans restore the APP
petite, prevent billiousness and dys-
pepsia, strengthen the system and
purify the blood. One bean is dose,
There are twenty doses in bottle.
Sold by druggists at 25 cents per
bottle.
Sheriff Haskins left last Satur-
with four prisoners for the peniten-
tiary at Little Rock; viz: Charley
johnson, Issaac Dunbar, John ID.
Giles, Sam Smith, all convicted of
grand larceny and sentenced for one
gear in the pen,
The Osceola times., 1885-11-21

Mrs. Morris, wife of Capt.
Charles f. Morris of Pacific place,
Crittenden county, died at her home
during Mr.. Morris absence here at
Circuit Court, and was buried in
Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, last
Sunday.
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GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was no feature whatever to the grain
speculations to-day. Duness ruled throughout, ana
prices made by the scalpers who seek fractional
profits without regard to the trend Of the market Tor
more than months gamble. The late advance yester
day being recognized largely fictitious because IL
based on the wild reports from Chicago Of export
engagements that had foundation in TRUTH the trade
sold at the start to-day aud the drift of figures was
downward, broken by small fluctuations. Cash wheat
changed barely trne and the export demand was moth
ing. Wheat options closed at almost the lowest
pilces, 19las cent lower follows September VI 2
October, 92a November 944; December 96ost Janu-
ary 1888 cents The cash market dropped q cent
with moderate business done In the export line.
options were weak and ended q lower for September
and October at 1875 lower for November at 90 and
lower for December at ASH cents. The export demand
for oats was represented by engagements OK lo,O0O
bushels, but options dull at decline OF i9G g
cent for September at 29l October at 20 and Novem
Der at So cents There was no interesting develop,
ments In the provision market and the changes IN the
options Tor lard were less than cents either way
At New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat, 215,6Sl bushels
corn. 2l44S0 bushels; oats. 251245 bushels total
grain, 6Sl,406 bushels; flour, 1l,266 barrels. Ihe
arrivals at Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. LOUIS were
Wheat 0lTp7 bushels corn, 33l .623 bushels oats,
15l05o bushels total grain. 57447o bushels flour.
IL ,225 barrels.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NHw YORK Thursday, Sept. 3.-BEEyEs--A carload Of
state Bulls arrived at J0n.st and 80 Yelrngs ~ Jersey
city 40 trade today n 1--we Cattle Late Yesterday H. -
ROsentha! SOLD Mt Eastman l02 tOl0a terms not
known Feeling steady on Common aud hrm Tor Good
Beeves.
CITY Dressed Beef SOW on Common and Medium which
continues IN Ipera supply. but firm for Good 90 choice
quality. Texan and Colorado fidos buIc recent 10 Good
Naive caIcasses base Prime 20 Choice, 9i4aygc .
Chicago Dressed for AL but top grades win Icksand
COLORADO sides selling al bd7c; Medium TO Prime Native
Reef at sdHl<c.
Ten Of Dakota Dressed have arrived thus far this
week. sales slow al 6a7c.
to-day 100 quarters OF Beef and 30 carcaAcs OF
Mutton the Adriaic by Joseph Eastman To bermuda 30
Cattle and 80 Live sheep the OrnOco ana 90 Lave
Sheep on the Marlborough Tor BnrbadOes. 49,
CAIN Receipts 745 head Of which Osi were on
sale at BOLs Market firm for Veals. with Common TO
Choice selling at sc Extra Jerseys At Sc ano lev
Fancy az Buttermlks and 0rassers dull az 2h05hc
win Mixed lots and Fed Calves sold az 3a04c Ego Os
had sale IN washington Market WHICH
had not closed ont at late h0ur
CITY Drease firm and good demand ~ 80l2c ana
Country Dressed selling at 91lc Dressed orssscrs and
Butternilk dun at fd6c.
and Buttermks 90 ~ az 2lac - DO 2O7 n t2ci 80 do
1873 n, at 2l4c; 10 do nc 81 37i2 each 40,
DiIienback Dewey l24 Xeals, lB2 n, at &c 90 ~
m. Buttermiks 227 n At 3a5Aci Cruisers, 2l4
10, al 2lsc.
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ucr,gsse. g ~ e5 rh,ls 'G%qG and % %
X Central 20 20as Pbila preferred Al bh

...o was little developed by to-days stock speoua
~, calls for either description or comment
w" ..hoxsp were permitted TO play with inc
during the greater part of the day. ana oy inc
% talks about Europe being buyer OF STOCKS tLon
s'1 steady seller they worked prices UP ana down
range of 70 per cent higher figures than ruled az
.or,pV,s close Still the feature was dulness ana
r ~ any kind OF business that ala ho'
ia ,,o in the board-room st. Paul came
80, ,ts report of earnings for the fourth weeA %
-, showing loss from 1884 Of S2o,4oo ana rom
60 :, S3e OO0 and for the whole mountn OF Soo''o'
ieoS ,esa and S74 200 from 1883 When this was pup
'a 90 pan stock Immediately advanced from ''i0 10
10 Tae actual news from Chicago aud ST. LOUIS was Vi
90 cuts in both freight and passenger rates. ana
contracts which it will require more than
90 compete were made at the l0cent rate.i WIN
nv 7 are shore rose from 71i4 to 71@, Centrai ana
, w., from 90L to 00es, and Eric secon"o
aayanced l per cent. Yet lower nsuies
49, reported for anthracite coal anu
e,suare Iackawanna and Western rose from lol y 10
80 That was the character of the market ana oil us
soc,naons till after o'clock In the last honr some
,oaerate selling orders appeared in the market ana
oss melted like white frost under the morning SUM-
% result is that market closed ragged at hsures
.omo per cent under last evenings closing nguies'
government bonds we're duh with weak tone ana
che bids for the 42s we're is per cent lower Annexed
are the closing quotations.
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corrox MAKKErs-sY rELe,nApr

LIVERPOOL sept 3The Cotton Exchange VIII close az 4
r. m The Remainder OF this month.
lsD p. DCotJon quiet Mlidnng Upands. Id. Middlng
oreanG y-l6di stics-SOO0 bales. including 1000 fOr
speculation and export, receipts 1000 bsos ali American
Futures dull; Upands Low Mding clause september de.
livery 26Oid also lj.G4d; do September and October
delivery 22Gtd.; DO october and November delivery,
ZD6idi also lfOld; do November and December Gev-
cry lso4di DO DecCmDer and January delivery l6d;
sso 1880; do January and February delivery. ~ G4d
90 february and March delivery. z2Gidi 40 March and
D. m.--Coion-The sales Of the day included $500 bales
American Futures dull upands. Low MiddliDg clause,
september delivery zJ64d sellers do september DC
toDer oeyery 6fd buyers DO October and November
cry. 1880 buyers December and January delivery
114d buyers do January and February delivery IgG4d
value do February and March delivery ~ sd buyers;
90 March anu APri delivery 2563d value do April and
Good mudng Uplands led; Mddling Upiands5 T. Cd;
Low Middjinz Upiands lied; GOOD Ordinary Upands,
Sind Ordnary ptands ll0da Good MiddlinR Texas,
Good Ordinary Texas 5isd; Ordinary texas 1885,; Mid.
ding oriesns i Low Aiddng orleans 5ssdi Good Or.
binary Orleans. Did: Ordinary Orleans lS.fGd
pm--cotton-fu Future. pands Low MiddlIng clanse.
September delivery 2i61d value septeab octo
Der delivery .fOtd Sellers do October Novenber dc.
livery S0td buyers do. November and deiy.
cry l!-eld BUYERS 40 December and January delivery,
value do February and March delivery zi.6{d BUYERS
DO March and April delivery 2f64d value do Apri and
May delivery. z7-6id value
oALvEsroS. sept, cotton steady m.ddlns 5.l9,
receipts 0o5bsie Exports coaetwise 357 bales saleg
SAVANNAH Sept. a--cotion steady MiddIing, o; Low
Haaing ss Good Ordinary Sc ne. and gross receipts
NEw.oKiKISs' sept S-cotton Quiet MiddlIns. s,o Low
Hiddling. old: Good Ordinary, Lie receipts 44s
eses gross <6l bales sales 100 bales STOCK 1904 bales