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New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

Ouietuess rules I'm the refined oil market anu quota
tions were unchanged at cents per gallon Abel tess
i'm Newly 7o cents In Philadelphia, and u In B2iti'
ynOra
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

Tho local money market presented no new features
Rates call loans ruled AT to l9 per cent anu closed
moro active demand, In preparation OF tae usual aI
spring settlements, Is reported. put IL nov now
10 the demands that the usual April drafts upon I'M,
centre win 90 omitted The d9nesc &
are quoted as follows: savannah Il discount 10 par
chareston, I,I6ais premium Sow.Orleans, 20 cents
nr"mium for commercial aud 81 premium for bank 81.
Louis 25 premium; Chicago, 20 cents dlscouhti
the foreign exchanges were duh carly in the week
the rate for sixty day, sterling was marked y cent
lower but the reduction Oi per cent IN inc tk oi
England rate for discount the old quotation was restored
and rates closed business on tho basis o s5a ana
I'nn'alIv syerc and prolonged cold weather retarded
general business week aud was Inc occasion OF proD
aJy exaggerated reports OF damage done 70 inc winter
wheat and of fears of late cotton planting But tho
reports and fears had little influence on ,Ie tHe
~ wheat OF tho old crop that in sight
all over the world IL too large 10 permit suon carry 70
ports OF damages the next crop to encourage All ek
rnsiys specuaye buying SO aftor depression early In
the week aud recoveries yesterday Chicaso price
closed cent lower PORK. 50 cents lower, aud lard 20
lower. The movements OF gram poh ha az % hh
the Western points Of accumulation were oeIa pon ~
the receipts aud shipments Of wheat were larger than IN
the corresponding weeks OF the pnesed'n. TWO yours
aud OF corn they were up 70 the average
hs receints and shpments OF wheat ana oats at
the principal Western points Of accumulation ior iour
weeks compare as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Week ended Fob bush S S A. ss5ss sssi5Ss s5S
:$$:$ H ss5 5S 5Ss5S SitsSS
since 2s5 25 SSj H.
time In 1882 bush, ..4o.67sSol % '-0'''o ~"''
SHIPMENTS.
wsss ended ended EsS e bush st ssss4 &
1855 sS&SSS
Since Sept sStSisiY .sii 27YfsSif55 257fS5
same time IN 1882. bush 264s54si SLflo'o' ILolioot
The railway movement eastwaEd he IRON ngere1ts OF Of
7Ssif tons, or 200 tons than IN the preceding
week. Michigan Central and f9r5 s , i' ~ a aIo
per cent Of the whole ,o,. on, r.roor,,a..
The following table shows the tons r ana 81
an grap md provsons for the week ended last Sat
urday In comparison with the same "00A u 1000 """
Week ended March a. 1883 1854 :, on! 1892 80, q,
hssfsSn Central issSa lssss rs SS
Fsn' nsnSs %sSss 1873 1873 iss iss & &S -
eiss ssS?GEf GfsSe: s1a Ohio: ssst 4: s 5$sS 5 ia S
ro,.,, 7o7o7 100 S4.s57 100 1894 100
The totals OF each article carried by all the raSoaus IN
s::s $::s i:::s March a: i;ss s s
r,,.,. ,o,, 77Yo7 51,5s7 1894
The speculation in cotton was lower ana tne uuetaa
March two points higher points lower & than "a
cepts Continue to fall behind those OF preceding years
the exports, and the s,ocs a. 'he pGsssss pss sn
ssa o64 bales in 1888 Spot is Lie dearer at IL aiS
cents for mddii1s up!snd' Inc STATISTICS % 'A'
no'''A'"'' RECEIPTS AT PORTS
| lss2.,8s lss3'si, lsst'ss,
s. .ss s.D;:aSss yssa ss'i. bales .sS 4sssss
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
Net available bal - - - - - -, 80
Non-leRal. tender
(iractional) si
coins........ 30,366,l04 3D51022O Inc. l34,l32

Total balance. sl90327 1856 sl3O5l325 Inc Sl,lS574O
Yesterdays bank statement reflects continued move
ment OF funds from the interior TO this city. BY the
operations OF the subTrcasury for the week ended Fri
day night the banks lost Sl63,767 coin and 81 300517
currency; yet statement shows gain (average) OF
$9lO5O0 in specie and loss Of legaenders only TO the
amount OF Si23, 700 On the other hand the reported
reduction the deposits S54 900 less than the amount
OF the decrease that the other changes call for.
Tho unfavorabe feature OF the statement is the
reduction OF S2 i50 400 in loans. OF course 1t
voluntary payment by borrowers and II did not come
from speculative circles. The result OF the figures Is
gain of S3OsO0 to the surplus reserve. which leaves
S3g,20O,OO0 greater than Mt date year ago ana
S53 300. 900 greater than two years ago.
The following compares yesterdays statement with
those OF the corresponding date OF 1884 and 1888
1888. 1884. 1898.
Loans. .sSi2 81 100 saI6057oo ss6S7itoO
IssSI lenders i7j025i00 2sjgI.OJ0 5Is70.7 700
DepOsits -..... E1l,IllolD oi''aup W. ap.EuVg
CirCulatOn..... lb,3JO2OO l',Z'uoOO IoV'i i'opO
The following shows the relation between the total re-
and the total deposit liabilities:
suecie ... s47 g17 400 SG7.423 800 sl0l SEE. 200
LegaLtenders........ l7O25,4OO 2s,50tOO0 3lS7O7O0
Total reserve e tGjO22, 500 sgG.Oli,3OO sl364o6,9oO
Reserve reqTed agst - - - - ...,-. 80 49,,
surpu. ......... s5,45jO75 ss.5s9.I25 $47,023,3jO
Hss,1 so,,L ~ " ''''i 'o ~ Vouo. 23O7 27A6 1852
.Dchclt
The following IS yesterdays statement in detail
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

''AAA ttAlhA caA-
lion less certih-
Catcs
United states
notes less Ger.
nficates.
National ba n 1
notes.
Deposits In Ma
tional banks....
Silver dollars and
bullion less GER.
tihcates. .........
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
CollpoUND
The ssoca uDon yglsicsi
Thousands are
Wrecked.

Colds are easily and often imper-
ccptiblv contracted, and a neglected
cold often leads to- incurabie con-
sumption. In no disease is the
adage more aPpIicable-"A stitch
in time saves nine" Never neglect
a cold! and always have in readiness
.Mansfcld's Hungarian Balsam of
Lifc"-the best lung medicine in
the word. Keep it in readiness and
use it upon the first intimation that
n cold has been contracted. 1t is the
old and tine-tcsted English cure
for consumption, and has relieved
more cases than all the "Cherry
Pectorals" and "Expectorants" com
bined. It's free from opium and mar
cotics, and is natures cure for lang
diseases. Keep it in the house.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared
by the Mansfield Medicine Company,
Memphis, Tenn. [2-1t-4t.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
Communicated /
CARSON LAKE, Feb, Is, 1SS

CARSON LAKE, Feb, Is, 1855
EDITOR TIMEs-l see in your
last issue that Hon. J. w. Stayton
wishes to hear from the people of
Mississippi county in regard to the
4" No Fence" law. l can say for
the people of the lower end Of the
county, so far as they have express
cd themselves, that they don't want
any such law, and would not put
up with it if passed. You will re-
member that about this time in 1882,
we had this very same thing to talk
about, and l never found a man
outside OF Monioe Township, land
very few in that Township,) that
favored "stock" or "no fence" law.
! am sorry that Hon, J. w. Stayton
does not know that such law
would ruin Mississippi county. Our
late Senator, J. B, Driver, partially
dug his'political grave by adyocat-
ing this very same law two years
ago, and it would be well for oul
present Senator and Representative
to fight shy Of such a measure
Such measure would work a hard
ship upon the poor people, who are
so largely IN the majority; and
those whom such law wonld bone
fit are so few in number as to max,
it ridiculous to even give the sub
iect moments serious considers
liion. | lived in Monroe County
H., for 8 years, where such a law
was in force, and know whereof
speak. just think! about one tentl
of the land in cultivation and tn,
rest heavily timbered, with the fin
est grazing in the world, and thel
talk about "No Fence" law
Why, no one with as much brains al
II grub worm, unless it be a Jay
Gould, a bloated bondholder, or
Jim Driver, could make living
here with a "No Fence" law it
force. G, w. McNuLEN.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
A Liberal! Prosecutor.

The Arkansaw Traveller is respon-
sible for the following:
In Poinsett county, a prosecuting
attorney, after vainly endeayoring
to convict a man upon an iudict-
ment found by the grand jury, arose
in court and said
"Nour honor, ! see that it is use
less to bring man to trial in this
county, and now propose to nolle
pros. all the remaining cases"
The judge raised no objections,
and the cases were "wiped out"
Just as the prosecuting attorney
reached the foot of the stairs, he
was met by the foreman os the
grand jury who said that be had
just found an indictment against a
man for stealing a COW.
"It makes no difference" replied
the attorney, "l'm going home
have fooled with you fellows rs long
as l am going to. Makes no differ
cnce to me how many indictments
you fnd.'
swell, but the witnesses are all
here, and yonder stands the man
who has lost the cow"
"Come here a minute" said the
attorney calling him. "What was
your blamed COW WORTH"
"Twelve dollars and q half"
"Well, here's your money. I'd
rather pay the damages than to
monkey with the case"
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21

--Osceola received mail les
Thursday, the first in eight days
Might as well be on Buffalo Island
during a suspension OF rlver na,i
CATION, So far as hearing from the
outside world is CONCERNED, as to b,
in Osccola. How long H,ust we Dc
without railroad communication!
1t didn't occur To the editor Of
this paper that last Saturday wa:
St. Valentines Day, and so failed to
mention it. In days gone by, be
was always reminded Of it, by the
reception of any number of valen-
tines, full of sentiment, cupids,
hearts, arrows, and all that sort OF
things, but now-well, we have had
our day.
We regret 10 announce the
death Of Mr.. n. J. Lafont, of French
man bayou, one Of the pioneers Of
Mississippi county. Two years ago
Mr.. Lafont had his hand caught in a
gin stand, which necessitated ampu-
tation, from the effect Of which he
never fully recovered. He leaves a
wife, who is also dangerously i'll at
the present writing, and two chill
dren to mourn his loss.
From passengers who came up
on the steamer Dean Adams, Thurs
day, we learn that the steamers Ida
Darragh and City of Helena, and
Anchor Line Wharf Boat were de-
stroyed bv fire Wednesday evening
just about the time the Dean Adams
was about to leave. The Helena
was receiving freight, when the Ida
Darragh came up from below, and
landed alongside the Helena, and
mad no sooner mad fast, when flames
Dursted out from her freight, which
consisted Of cotton and cotton seed,
md the fire was communicated to
he Helena before she could be
pulled out.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
Seeking Advice.

IL seem that Mr.. Cleveland is
sending over the country for advice
There is nothing that comes with
less expense, and as Josh Billings
wisely SAYS, "When a man com :
to YOU for advice, hnd out what
kind Of advice he wants and give il
to him When Mr.. {. sends fuT
a statesman, he says: Senator, !
want some advice. | am soon 10
be in a position Of national trust,
aud ! would rather not make any
mistakes, Senator, | think that il
would be a pretty good idea to
stand pretty well on the Chicago
platform. Now advise me, please"
Then the senator says; Mr.
Cleveland, think that it would be
good idea to stand on the Chicago
PLATFORM
THANK You, sir, thank you,"
Mr.. Cleveland replied. - know
that YOU are man of sense and
that you would not advise me
wrongly. Senator, don't think
that it is good policy to be too
rabid. What do YOU Think"
"Mr. Cleveland, / don't think
that it would be good idea to be
too rabid."
"Thank you. Give me your
hand, sir. Senator, a too determined
activity concerning the tariff is likely
to cause dissatisfaction among the
laboring classes. Advise me-"
Mr.. Cleveland, too determined
activity concerning the tariff is like
ly 10 cause dissatisfaction among the
laboring classes"
"Thank you, sir. Well, | am
very glad you came, and am a thou
sand times obliged for the wise ad-
vice YOU have given me-"
"Not at all. When ] can be of
further service to you, don't hesitate
% call on me. Good morning"
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
Commissioners. Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That under
and by viriure of n derce rendered by the
honorable Circuit Court OF Mississippi Coun-
ty, Arkansas, on the ehsncery side thereof Vt
It's January term 1885, In cause therein pend
,ng, wherein Matthews and Whitaker were
plaintiffs and Thomas II. Gunter ard Mat
hRnhHm were defendants. Ia which cause /
was appointed special commissioner, will on
MONDAY, MARCH gIH 1885,
within legal hours, at the front door ofthe
court house. In tie Town OF Osceola, Art ansas
offer for sale at public ostrry, to the highest
bidder. the following described land to-wit:
The Southeast quarter OF south west quarter
Of section twe1ty-one township sixteen north
range nine east; Fast half o northwest quarter
section twenty-eght township sixteen north,
range nine east, and containing 100 acres,
more or less
Said sale to be made by me to enforce tn
vendor iein held by plaintiffs upon said land.
TERM OF SALE:
The land viii be sold on a credit Of three
months; the purchaser 20 give note with ap-
proved security, aud vendor lein to be re
taincd by me to secure the purchase monty.
HUGH T. NC ikIGH,
Special Commissioner
@. W, Thonason, atty fdr plaintiff. 2-4-4t,
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
THE APPEAL FOR 1885.

The advent Of the Democratic party TO power
on The lth Of March will invest the .AFPkAL
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, the
Inauguration Of Cleveland and the current
events for the year lss5 will be the most i'm
portaat in the history OF the country, and the
APPEAL will be abreast of the times 10 viii
remain steadfastly Democratic, and having
faith IA the honesty Of Democrats, and belicv-
ing that the combined wisdom OF the party,
as expressed in its National aud state Con-
ven items is wiser than the Aotious utterances
Of individuals it will cling TO It, party instead
Of following the chronic fault-lnders Com
ing events will mark al era Of unprecedented
prosperity in the south, and the APPEAL will
do al IL can TO develop and build up the ma
terial Interests OF the country, the great. grand
and glorious future Of the South, and in wiping
oGt all sectional prejudices. During the
eveutml wear lss5 It's columns will be filed
with the latest obtsinable information 1t has
engaged the services Of regular correspondents
al Washington, New Orleans and all other i'm
por;ant poiats, and will continue to advance
Its place among the pr gressive journals OF
the South.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
Redemption orLan,is.

To whom it may concern Know ye, That
". n Harrison. guardian of the minor heirs
ct the late J q. Davies deceased, has this
day redeemed part OF ihe p ot sechon6 g, !:
10 uorih. range ~ east, which had been sold
al Collectors slle 10 ". X, Harrison, by pay
ing Into the county treasury the sum of o2H,iO
The said Harrison not being at the time OF
said sale the guardian of said minor.
Witness my hand at office this Jan, 2d lse5.
i-3i-Gf HUGH II MCAElGH, CLERK.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
COMMISSIONER sale,


Notice & hereby given that undcrand by virtue
Of a decree rendered by The II noratle Circuit
Court Of Mississippi county, Ark, on the
chancery side thereof, at ~ January term
1850, 10 cause thcrNn pending wherein
~rhooidoid. Hauauer x Go were pluiuth. and
Julia \ Moss ct al. were deirndauts. I'M which
cause was appointed special comm i,i0ner, /
viii ON
MONDAY, MARCH 9Th, ISIS.
within legal hours. at the front door Of the
Court House. In the town OF Osccola. Arkansas,
offer f.r sale at public cutlery, 10 The highest
bidder the following described land Wit.
The South half of lot number two t-l ia the
town u Osce1la Mississippi county, ARK.
said sale 70 be mada by me 10 enforce the
vendor le!n held b. the Plaintiff fpon said
land
TERMS OF SALE
The land will be sold o. a credit OF three
months; the purchaser to give note ith Al
proved security and a vendor lcin 20 be re-
tanned by me 10 secure the purchase money.
This February 18th less.
HUGH r MC'NElGH
Special Commissioner,
G, W Thomoson, atty. fr plaintiff. 2-li-3t
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
Notice

Is hereby given that ! vii apply
to the County Court of Mississippi
County, at tho April term, for a
River Road: Beginning at Dcmp-
sey Walters Store House, in Mon
roe Township, running thence np
and on the bank of the Mississippi
River to the end Of the levee above
John w. Williams farm.
l2-2l-it JoHN W. WILLIAMS,
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
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Co, of Oghensburg, n. Y, guaran-
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Hernia with their Remedies.
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CoMPouND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send 65cts for free
book on Rupture OF ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
r~-- . -<e

"Are you tiredg" asked young
lady of her escort, as he suddenly sat
down on the floor of the roller-skat-
ing rink. "N-n-no," he stammered,
"b-b-but | ih-th-thiuk th-ih-the W.
w-wheels of th-th-these s-s-skates are
t-t-too er-er-round, d-d-den't-eher.
know. New York Journal
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
Important.

when You visit nr leave New York save
Baggage tXpressagc and Carriage Hire and
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Central Depot.
Elegant rooms attel M at = cost Of one mil
lion dollars, reduced % 800 and upwards PEI
day European plan, Elevator Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars stage aud
elevated railroad To all dcpQts Families can
live better for less money AZ the Grand Union
Hotel than at any othrr :;rst-olass hoiel IN tho
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The Osceola times., 1885-02-21

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The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
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w EBNLE
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN
A chan:e 10 Get Valuable House
h:.i Articles fer but g Fraction
Of Their Value.
Every Article in the Following List
Guaranteed as represented Ivy
the Old Reliable Missouri
Republican.

We Will sond the Weekly Missouri Rcpu IL
can. the re gnlar subscription price % which i
81, with the following articles at the prices
named.
The waterbury Watch. an cxccllort reliable
and good looking watch, II II manufacture
by the Waterbury Company especially for the
Missouri Fepuhi cIn. AMI l. sent tp subscribers
through ,hr mail in "a ratin-liHtd c1se The
regular price o. the Watch e. $3.50, but we
send the Netkv Republican one year and the
watch and chain for the price Of the watch,
81 80; with the lri-N sekly one year, 81 20.
An elegant Sewing Machine, warranted for
are years This machine u fully egual to, II
not better. then similar machines thst have
been selling all over he country for from S35
to 500 Ours is only Sls and weekly for one
year thrown ia. Vita Th.W ochiy for one
Farmer.i aud Mechanics blacksmith shop,
$50 worth. Of tools Tor SIS. This set oiiools
sr-'h Anyl and Vice,
iS-luch ruugs.
2-lh hammer, with handle,
l.-lb Hot Uhiscl. with handle.
No. "a stock and Dies,
tarriors' PiRcers,
Farrers Knife.
Shocin Hammer.
Blacksmith's Drill
Forge Will heat "a -lneh Iron.
lhese ioo,- are Y the host qfaliy, and viii
lust Lifetime. Pice, so. This kit of tools
and me Weekly Republicsn one year, S2ji
with Tri-Wees'y, SIS.
bet~tAlul faAlN CLOCK lllNt NN sem
Thomas. Athens pattern, height. II inches
Solid Walnut oasei spring wiHdiugi runt :
days. strikes tie hours Guaranteed to keep
perfect time. Rctsi price SO We give this
sloclS and the Weoklv Republican one year
for ST. Tu-Weekly Tor sa Daily for siL
Family Scales Of two kinds: The Little
Detective. This scale wei .hs accurately any
article ranging from 0nc-quarter of 4 pound to
twenty-dYe pounds IN weight. in the
Weekly one year S3i with thr Tri-Wrekly. g.
The same scales. with a scoop for the purpose
Of weighing loose articles, j. - ce5ir higher
The Union, ur Family Sc lies o platform
The W okly one year, IS; with rn-Wrrhly,
s.
The Watch goes b. m II. postage paid ~ tho
Republican Zach OF the other articles viii
be shipped ly freight or express rs thr sub
sciibcf may direct, and ~ bic expense
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.


Dv virtue Of n deed u trus. executed to me as
Trustee by : 5. lrplett am J. W Richard
son and his wife of date February 2i-t.. 1851.
for the benefit Of Goodhar & Co, of Memphis.
Tenn, go secure the Indebtedness therein lie
scrihed to-wit: the sum of s3g2, %, with inter
est NJ the rate of ten per sent per annum from
February 2ist 1854, until paid, which Is now
past due and unpaid. will ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24TH lss5.
at the Court house, in the town ofOsceola. Ark
hnsas, between the hours of ten O'Clock in the
iorenuon and two O'Clock in the afternoon.
Offer for sale as such rustec, to the highest
bidder. fo- cash In hand, the following descrb-
Ell real estate situatrd in the cOuutF Of Miss
lssippi. state ui Arkansas. to-wit:
Northeast quarter ot Northwest quaFter. Sec
tiun twenty township nficcu north raf q
eleven cast Northeast QuaIter OF Southeast
quarter, section one, TOW nshlp ffteen north.
range ten east; Southwest quarter of southeast
cnartcr srcii N one. town-h o fifteen north.
range Ten east Containing 20 acres, more or
lees Right ~ redemption u waived
heh,Ye the title TO be good, bat shall sell ss
1lastrr only
THIS JAuatry 5rd., isSA.
HJGH n. MCNEIGH,
ll-3-N Tru tie
PO>tpOncf.scrs.
ny request pf Aiessrs. Cceclar 4 CO the
sale oi the aboyc described land is hereby
Postponed tn SATURDAY,, February 2slh lsSs
Jah.asy 2ath.. 1851
A,'GiI L, McNEicH. Trustee
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21

A 0DI0Tl Send six cents for postage o.
A PHIIh receive free, n costly bor aug
ii ltlDD'goOds which VIII helm W., ol
more money right away than anything u els 70
this world An, of either sex, snccoed ~ se N
first hour. The broad road To- fortune ,,,,p ION
before the workers, absolutely sure Al prns pnns
address, TRUE Il Co Augusta Maine. '"oe
The Osceola times., 1885-02-21
WE ASK ONLY re,a,

ofAguipe to prove IL the hes.
Remedy for Malariai Diseases. II cus..
kgue, Chills u Fever, Malarial and in.sa
mittent Fever, Biliovsness, and Liver dig.
culties arising from malaral influencs.
Greatest Appetizer Tonic and Famiis
Remedy In the world. No uuinine No!
poisonous ingredients. lndorsed by phy'
sicians and Druggists. Cure guarantess
Sud BY Druggists. Aguine Co., Little Falls. "