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Secretary Board T = an,

HE UNIVERSITY OF THF s01-S-
a., Is located at SEWANEE, Tenn SI III
the sea- S1m 6Te Tb P saSo1 299 a SSS
clal patronage Of the BlshOps or t Sie spe-
teStant Episcopal Church, in tb ti'e s rro'
and Southwest, offers the healtbios+ onth
oence and the best advantages bntS ST ,, resi-;
ard educational, in It's GTammorTn s hiToraI
und in It's Collegiate and TheolooicooGi n 100
Pli%rtm laTit For the special claims Of TIE he
80 tSI ~ LOT patronage, apply for dozen,
Chancollor, Sewanee, Tenn. e70'' vice
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ST Louis gemina y.
Il Private Select School of High Grade
for Young Ladies.

Situptcd at Jennings, the most beautiful
or the suburbs OF So. Louis, ON an elevation
IN view Of the city, one mile Of the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad. The placc
IS beautiful and healthy Number limited
Discipline careful and h0mo'lke; each pu.
Pill iudividua.iZed. English. Classics
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music VEGA. and Instrumental and art
iehchels OF large experience. CoumOdi-
ous, We'll ventilated buildings, with haauii-
III, and ample grounds. E1Tlv application
only VIII secure arOOm, Terms moderate.
Fourteenth year commences Sent IUih.
For further particulars and Catalogues
4t4 e5S the principal, j. Il. BLEWETT, u.
i, ID. Jennings, Mo
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He UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD

r., E ist,H session opens September 0, ,,,.
tuition free to all but Law Stlidsnts-h dISS5.
70 Doth sexes alike Terms very s mod Open
ia9 I3a n, healthy, and in eommSTnaite
ana culture. Seventy miles so, tIt'orality
Ileinphis, Tennessee, and on the l''', n ny Of
ROAD. Twelve learned / strnctorSS hail-
bartmentS of Law, art. LiferetF.. De-
Science all IN successful operationo and
catalogue and iniornatiOn, apnIv ot !. For
'hahceIlor, GENERAL =. p. STEW, W w the
II. NJ. sullivan
lHeG- oIAEN Rnnrl ...--A.Ni
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E: cZe I'M a.


For the benefit Of suffering humanity
ana IN heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful
result, deem II only my duty to give this
unsolicited testimony In favor OF Swifps
Speclhc. Ny wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or Salt Rbeum from
her Infancy. II has increased IN Intensity
Win each succeeding spring, ana bsln'
somewhat skilled In medicine myself |
tiled every remedy / could think of for
Sears-Sarsaparllla combined with every
r ,orlLo o. l0taSsle, aud hundreds of other
remedies, lotions and alkali WashGA nf
every known kind, but they all gave only
| temporary relief During the spring of 1881
| her lover eXtremltics became So iunamed
ana sore hat she wa obliged to keep them
constantly coated with covering of 0Ful-
leP5 Earlh," mixed wet and allowed to dry
on. Among Otber things she was afflicted
| WIN periodical nervous headache, oc.
curing regularly every seven d 7ys, some
llmeS followed by an intermittent fever
LOT weeks at n time, so that her life became
q burden 10 her.
This spring determined she should take
| =. >, ) and following strictly the directions
| IN regard TO dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago After taking the first
| large bottle the disease seemed TO increose.
! the burning, itching and Inflammation he
came unbcarablc. She, however, perseyered
! Ia the use Of the medicine. After taking
| the second bottle the Inflammation began
10 subslde After the third bottle the in.
iahmauoh disappeared, and sore spots
| dried upGnd turned white and scaly, ana
! finally she brushed them or I'm an impulpa-
PIE white powder resembling pure salt Sne
Is now taking the sixth bottle, three table
spconiulS four times daily Every appear
4nc5 OF the disease has gone, and her flesh
Is becoming soft, white and smooth AGAIN;
ard what is more, her periodical leadacha s
nave disapp AIRED ana she Is now, at So
years OF age, enjoy Ing tho only good health
sne iaa known i0r upwards OF 40 years. No
wonder she declares with emphasis that
every bottle Of S IS. IS is worth 10 Jhous-
and times ltl weight in gold.
ANY further Information concerning her
case VIII be cheerlully given by herself at
JOHN j. BRADLEY, 4lGrisWoid ut,
Detroit, Mich, May lG, 1855.
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10 Heuse-Owners and n,nters

1T your balcony or shed room leaks
Ehrets' Prepared (2) Ply Roofing will
make IL waterproof Can be put on at d
total cost, mott exceed $3.50 per square
90 xl0 iCot) and will LAST ss lone a,
either tin or iron. Prompt attention
glvon 90 all orders addressed 10
SIDNEY SMITH,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department
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Charged with 4ttenptgd Ran,

james Yoarout, dopusy constable,
yesterday arrested George Mi5rs, who
is charged BY Catherine Robinson
with endeaYoring to rayish her daurh
ter, Bello, aged Is years, on Monday
night last. Ali5rs was Jailed.
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2, Lewis Bros, IL Co., Of Fort Worth,
viii open tho finest shoe store in the
South Seuiembor I, III R9iahardt
building, 736 Elm street
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Attention ia called TO the special an
nouncemenD OF tho Dallas Implement
company.
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Every first-class doalor sel!s Opers
Fun cigarettes Avoid injurious imi
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NEH IN .LlHl C0N-GRYA LlRY n MIgIN

Boston. Mass, OLDEST io America:
largest and best equipped I'm tho VorldNI0l
instructors, 1911 students last wear. Thor
ough Inst uctlon ip Vocal and lnstrumen.
tal Mu leblanc and Organ Tuning, Fine
Afls, Oratory Literature French. German
ana Italian Languages, English branches
Gymnastics etc, Cultlot IS 10 500: BOND
aad room, dj o E1j per term, Fali Tsrm
begins september 10, 1855. For illustrated
"a endar, giving fuli Information, address
n TOY kJEE, Dir, franklin square, Ros.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE

Unsurpassed advantages are offered at
HILLS BUSINESS COLLEGE. IN nd
vance Of any similar Texas tchool Ele-
gantly eQuippe with fine furniture. -Four
teachers Of splendid ability aud n largo
attendance Seven students from Couis-
tuition, board. etc so 90 $40. -tudents
can enter nc any time. rN vacation, Adj
dress Il, II, HILL, President
WnYO Vavoe
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Wesleyan Female Institute.
sTAUNrON, VIRGINIA,

Opeas Eertembor Glsi, 1885. Ono Of the
First Soho is for Young Ladies IN the Uni
teo StHtas. Surroundings beautiful. Ci-
mate II surpassed. Pupils nom eighteen
states, Refers 10 one thousand pupiiH ard
patrons Terms Idnug tie best in the ny
ION. Boald. EDgl sh Course, Latn, French,
German Music, ETC. for Scholastic wear,
from September TO June, @2SS. For Cata-
logue. write ID REV WM A, HARRIS, D. d,
Pc d5ut, StNuntOn, Va
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VIEW RAILWAY TIME CARp.
2" EOuston D Toxas Central,

Eouston D Texas Central,
In effect June l4th, at noon.
GOING SOUTH,
c2-New Orleans and Galveston
1xprers daily ............ $3.50 A, NJ.
No. R-Mixed TO CorsicanR lex
cept sunday ......,............. l;S5 Il. Nj,
No. 4-3alveston and Houston
Express (daiiyl........,........5 ;55 ! r..
no, 8-St. LouiB and Chicago EI-
E effS e iSi 10 Banison except ''O : "
sunday, STANDARDIZATION f. M.
No. l-St. Louis and Chicago
Express daily. ................ 0:55 =. M,
TeEas " Pacific.
soLna RhsT--r. d 2, DHPuR,
No. 6al--St. Ionic express. G:aO A NJ
Leaves Union Depot. ,.......... sac A IA
NO, sO9--Iocal Passenger. 80. 2l0 p. NJ,
no. s0S leaves Union Depot $50 Z, M
San Antonio Express strives. l0.25 2. NJ,
9oIN0 WESr-UNlOF DEPOT.
No. Bli-CalifOTnla Express, arr. $40 +, Nj.
Leaves Union Depot. ....,..... $3.50 z, M,
LSayos feSag & Pacific Depot Gao 7. NJ.
NO Eo-Iocsl Passenger, arr HISS A. NJ.
Leaves. ................ =. NJ.
Leaves IcAua 8 racine Depot 1875 z. NJ.
No. lbS--Gan Antonio EIpIass,
leaves L. q y. Depot. 5:5f A. M,
Nog. SG5 and 9O8(Sew Orleans Expreegyrl1
between Forth Worth and Marshall daily.
NUS uJts Dbt bill 0V1 litAA ultNiG Oh Inc lDiHD
Depot. Nos. l6t Sand 1852 connect at TT. Worth
with trains TO snd nom Colorado City,
Missouri Pacific.
DALLAs AID pEETON
AcG0m mud2iiln arrives Co.,. D.. i2:JJ noon.
Departs .... l:N0 y. NJ.
GOIHC gluTB,
~, Loui8 ELprass arrivaE.. ....... 1:t5A Nj,
81. LOcis Express, arrives W.OOP NJ.
G0IEO EOETU.
~, Lonia EZpfesn leaves ..... 1875 L. Nj.
W. Lonis b1presE ieaveF. ..... 0:}0 =. NJ.
TOXls Trunk,
CONC B0UrR.
No. 2--Mail end press, leaves $500 2, M.
YOtEG MONTH.
No. l-mail and Express grTivsl.li 100 b, NJ.
Trains land run daily, Sundays ex-
,bpted.
Gulf, Colorado y santa re,
80. n-Mail and Express arIiv9s liJ q, n,
no. S-MiIed arrives. "......,,. $50 4, III.
NO. l2--EaB eu3 Eg, iFoutb) de-
parts ... b:bJ A. NJ.
No. B-MiIed Fnuth danartg 8.Ah y, M
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Hotol Arrivals

Eho only cigarettes which do not
stick to the lips are Opera Pufis.
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For sale sale by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW. LECTURES tnlno
weekly begin bth July, 1850, and end 9TH
September Have proved of signal use-
lst, 70 students who design TO pursue their
studies ut this or other Law schools; 2nd,
TO those who propose TO read privately;
am 3rd, to practitioners who have not had
the advantage of systematic instruction.
For Circular apoly (p. q. University of Vol
TO JOHN b. MINOR, Prof Com, and Stat
Law. WV
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LEW. 23dst Ny.
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| SELL CONTROL
Perhaps II tho cold lips could speak
to-day from that regions where each
event in this life takes It's proper place
IN the chain which links all into one
unbrokon entirety, this would DO pro.
| nounc3d The greatest achievement of
ma life. His struggle was gigantic,
but his victory was such as this deter
mination ofsuch a war could achieve.
Iho great aroma whero the mighty
have contendod for the maad
OF Immortality is strewn with
the PROSTATE forms OF those who, hay
ing subdued a thousand foes. were
themselves at last destroyed by the
monsters who besot the path of perma-
nent renown, General Grant was great
IN that high sense in which the Bible
.delineAtos character: ale that rulolh
his spirit Is mlghtier than he that taxi
eth city," This truth Is as
old as the ages and az unit
Nersal as tho philosophy ,of the oldest
metaphysician, the Greek wrote
over the temple OF the oracle, "Know
IhyHelt" His splendid selr-control
bOro hlm above the hot flames OF criti-
clsm when ho stood under the scath-
ing hros OF Pittsburg Landing and
sat down around the trenchos of
Vicksburg, Throughout the NORTH
tho hRrshost impRtionce broke forth
lnto the seyerost denunciRtions. Down
with us there was the consciousness OF
Vigor and a purpose which hushed
every mouth until the eyoni could be
known. Neither the stormy missiles
Oh inc pfosa nor the huatling cyclone
Oh iron or lead moved tho impurta-
bic man who silently pursued his
way along a well devised plan.
doneral Grant was forced 20 conc Ter
confidence amongst his own scarcely
less dilllcult of attainment than tho
tubmission OF tho armies OF the Con
lederacy, and IL Is most gratifying
TACT 10 us, this day, that we had no
havo said,
THE CHILD OF AcCIDENr9
II 80, how shall the casuist account
for his steady and continuous march
TO the highest positions In the gigan.
tic struggle OF tho war for separation?
Why did no. this chance como TO 9th.
ers who stood waiting on tho fckla
goddess for her uncertain favorsY Tho
unbrOken history oi this life, from
GalUna 70 MI. MvGrogOr, a. answer SUI.
iloient TO these interrogatories had he
not
DIsTfNouIsuIN0 IRAIts or OMAR.
ACrER.
Lot the pertlnacity aud personal
courage, aud cool composuro at Shi-
lob, and during the ever memorable
days when he met Lee at tho Wilder.
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THE APPEAL FOR 1885

The advent uf the Democratic party To power
on the ith OF March will invest the APPEAL
with more than ordinary interest Indeed, the
Inauguration Of Cleveland and tie current
events for the year lssj will be the most i'm
porhHt in the history Of the country, and ihc
APPEAL will be abreast Of the times II will
remain steadiastly Democratic, ana having
faith ii the honesty u Democrats. and l,lioy-
ing that The combined wi-dJm OF thr party 4,
as expressed in its National aud state Com
ventions is wiser than the factiou- utcaucc-
Of individuals It Will cling TO it, rariy instead
Of following the chronic muit-Gndris COM
ing events will marx an era OF Unprecedented
prosperity IN the south. and the APPEAL Viii
do pll it can TO develop and build up the ma
terial Interests of the country, the great, grand
and glorious future of the South and n vlpug
out all sectional prriudic,s During the
eyentiul wear lssj ITS columns VIII be filled
with the latest obtaiuab'c information II has
engaged the services Of regular correspondents
at.Wa7hington, New Orleans and an other i'm
portant points, and will continue to advance
its place among the pr gressiyc journals OF
the South.
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Communicated !

GOLDEN LAKE, ARK, March O.
Nh. EDITOR As our place is not
often represented in the TI,rEs, per
haps you will not object to few
locals.
Our town has improved some
within the last six months. Idaho
has saloon, Golden Lake another
store, Rarton's large hotel, and
Mr.. Dean new kitchen. Ii seems
to be no trouble to build ANYTHING
here, except a school house. We
have interesting children among ms
who ought TO be in school every
day now, growing up without an
education, when less than one hum
dred dollars would finish the school
house and secure decd to the lot
and building. The decd will be
given to the NJ. +. Church South, as
sooh as the house is completed.
We have no need of a church, since
we cannot support preacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCollum, who
have been on a. visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Joe Ward, returned
to their home in Carterville, Ill, on
Tuesday last, having to wal, fer
boat from the 9th to the Sth.
Mr.. Louis Simpson and Miss
Nora Ralph were married at Idaho
Sunday, March Sth. They start
to house keeping on the Easley
place.
Messrs. Sam McDowcl and Dab
ney Scales came up last Tuesday to
hunt on Golden Lake. One day
satisfied them.
Mr.. Kaisbonc and wife left their
babe in the house to-day willie they
went to the field to work. The
house caught on fire and the babe
was badly burned. They arc ten
ants ON DR.. Harrison's place, ad-
joining the landing.
a FRIEND TO TUE CHILDREN.
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Proposed Telephone


a meeting by the citizens oi Os.
ceola was held at the Court Hnu;c
on March 10, 1885, for the purpose
of organizing a Telephone Stock
Company, to connect in Memphis.
Tenn, by way Of Frenchmuu Bayou.
Upon motion Mr.. Leon Roussau
was called to preside as chairman,
and Mr.. NJ. Heinz as secretary.
The chairman read letters he re-
ceived from the Memphis Pau-Elec-
tric Telephone Company, containing
estimates Of cost in constructing the
line, &c. lie appointed the follow
ing committee, consisting of Dir. II.
.C. Dumpvant, b. +. Hale and B.
II. Bacchus, to confer with The cit,-
zcns Of the lower end Of the county
as TO the amount of stock they woul
subscribe. and also to negotiate
with both Of the Telephone Compa-
nies in Mcmphis relatiYe to costs
and expense of constructing and
maintaine the line.
Upon motion committee was an.
pointed TO communicate with the
Secretary of State in regard to cost
of charter, sc. This committee is
composed of the following gentle
men: DIR. II. c. Prewitt, w. l.
Hale and James Liston.
Upon motion it was resolved that
the value of share should be fixed
at 50, and Charter Members are
limited to 20 shares.
The following resolution wa,
adopted:
RESOLVED: That the undersigned
citizens form a Telephone Stock
Company, aud the same bocom,
Charter Members by subscribing
Stock:
W. p. Hale, $50; II. c. Duna,
want, $50; +. \. Garlick. so: +
NJ. Ayers, $50: G. r. Brickev, sos
Chas. Wood, $50; Scott Howe S25
Maurice Heinz, $50; Chas, GAYLORD
S25; John l.. Driver, jr., $25; c
X. Trout, S25; Leon Roussan, s25
Ben II. Bacchus, S25; VIM. Hum
phrey, S25; lanes I.iston. 500
f, b. Hale, 800; w. b. Haskins
$l00; Frank Meadows, $25: Capt
]. I. Shanks, So; James Ashhurn
$25; James Schaahel, $50: Hugl
r. McVeigh, S25. Total, $3.50.
On motion the meeting adjourned
until March 23rd., 1885.
NJ. HEINZ, Secretary.
l.. RoussAN, President.
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Relief trOn, the First 3 ~
piicagion.

When person has suffered the
untold agonies Of rheumatism and
neuralgia twenty-four years, when
have failed, and when \
liniment cures at one application,
the fact ought 20 cause thinking
people to pause and consider if a
bottle of it ought not 70 be in i'm
mediate readiness in every house
hold for the instant cure of the
aches and pains that aiilict mankind.
Such was the evidence OF G.. ".
Sanders, Of Madison. Ala. and thcre
are volumes Of other testimonials of
a like character to certify that
"Msnsfirll's Arnica I.miment" is
the best, the par excellence of all
pain killers. sold by lrmrgists. aud
prepared 10y the Mansfield Medicine
Co, Memphis, Tenn
The Osceola times., 1885-03-14

-Elsewhcrc will be found the
report Of proceedings had last Mon
day evening, in pursuance Of call,
with the view of taking initiatory
steps towards establishing telephone
communication with Memphis. The
project, we are pleased 10 say, is
meeting general appreciation and
our citizens, who kcenly feel the
necessity Of rapid communication,
are enthusiastic m its favor. a
committee was appointed and in
structcd 20 confer or communicate
with the citizens along the proposed
route, and those OF Marion, in Crit
tenden county, with the view Of an
early meeting and permanent or
ganization. The public will be
notified Of all further proceedings.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-14
An Essay on Hash.

Hash is a noun, common-m
boarding houses often parsed and
frequently declined, neutcr gender,
singular case. Hash is not men,ion-
ed in the Bible, although many au-
thorities consider that il is referred
to in the verse which speaks Of
Abrahaln's doing pcnance by going
in for "sackcloth and h-ashes." and
Shakespeare had it in mind when he
wrote Of "mincing matters" Hash
is like a good many things in re-
ligion it has to be taken largely on
faith. Many people object to it,
when they are not in reality accus-
toned to anything better. Those
who are continually clamoring for
better fare should eat saw-dust,
which is really fine board. The
Rambler.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-14
The SCho0!gi,astcr OF our
Republic.

When onr republic rose, Noah
Webster became its schoolmastcr.
There had never been a great nation
with a universal language without
dialects. The Yorkshiremsn can
not now talk wi,h a man from Corn
wall. The peasant of the Lig,uian
Apprentices, drives his goats home
at evening, over hills that look down
on six provinces, none of whose dia-
lccts he can speak. Here, five
thousand miles chauge not the
sound Of word Around every
fresile, and from every tribune, ia
every feld Of labor and every fac
tory of toil, is heard the same
tongue. We owe it 20 Noah Web
sie.s Spelling Books and Diction-
aries. lie has done for. US more
than Alfred did for England, or
Cadmus for Greece. His books
have educated three generations.
They are forever multiplying bis
innumerable army Of thinkers, who
will transmit his name from age 20
age. Only two men have stood on
the New World, whose fame is So
sure 70 Columbus, its discov-
erar, and Washington, its savior.
Webster is and will be its great
teacher; and these three make our
LrinitY Of fame y
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Trustccs Notice.

Notice is l.rrhv given tl1' ip anL hy yitfrr
aI @ }HW Trust Decd 90 pro 'Xa.-ufsd a-
1r'-t,r. tor 'ln use und bruuEt Of JHm,s u
br.Ner. hr j " spec alI N-ry Jurrs. Narcb
a .-. tI s..utc "Hrfaiu ulHhtr4uas-
faln.iu -pe.. q HHi iu.H., HIafsi ir t,..l srlI-
'rafr ruftf aWHuHius ra a..l1 IgeH rnva-
DE-. Hu' inr %. $3.50 "i eH.. Nu. aU tNp l-t dGy
90. 'HnuafF .--H. a..I fHr #f'tHr far 3 sH due cu
f.s l.r,av ol JHrusrf .... H..fl ..ltIur iHfer-
.-i 10 t... ll.g ui I-t ...o o,u. uHr HHIHm until
raia. nDDI ssi- Trust Decd Was duly Hr-
funu'el-.d aNd stands nraId,a lu thc uiers's 5
office ul N.s-j-.i.ai HHn.E, tJEau-as. in Rec
orl bu,s. Noi D., pages il, 81 lud o., VIE ON
WEDNESDAY. ArlII lsr, ls1.
proceed Zoo -p1. iu front Dl fnp count lauee
a'ur, iH tIu l,EH ul D-rafIa. Agk within
itt.u U'Hr. i.I Cl-a In l4uI. tu tHe highest
p'iH'r -p u.Htl OF f e. G|l wing aH-srtl,d
n7aggY embraced Iu Wa conveyed ly sui
1.u-t DEED. f1-Vit.
northwest guu'c- uf section I} town
eHi' % uUIfh. far2r q east, containing lei
a,r.rl g'au thc DntIr. Interest. Uj. NJ -p.-k
7nd MulA JHFts hriu. Ih-allic uwucr- in rud
2" Oh" 'uJ.,i .,i.Set qu4gt % of ~eaia1 - and thr
U"r west quarter OF src 2t all W township 10
rIr'N, rantr .a-t, cuu'uii Jug -1 gcre., g- uIay
hu rtrfrsUy tu satisfy i4 arht and Ten p-r
cru' iuf@r1 u," auHui1 nom Mach 2jth, ls
t'a cH~t -l'". Ht..
rhs7,A day ol MARCH,. l.95. @-7-a
} b.. baiEER, Trustee
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The King of AN! The New I'M
proved, Light Hunnine New Home.
The Simplest and most Durable Ma
chine IN the World; will last a Life
time; never ont Of order; the Best
sett OF Attachments ever Invented
for I'uf.mg, ShiIring. Plating, &c,
each Machine. \
thing OF beauty and a joy faryeer.
CHARLES GoODRICH.
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Election Notice.
ID. ID. CIR. Master lst District

In ob,di~cc to The laws Of 'rkansds, /.
Alex Goodrich, Mayor II tn" incoii iourcd
town Of Oscclla. DO hereby publish ami pro-
claim that there win be- an elc,ripn held in
the tow. of osco0li on Tues lay the 5th laN
of April lss5. ~ elect one Mayor, one Roc nl.
or and five Aldermen, to serve one year lrom
dat, of election.
ALEX. GOODRICH, Mayor.
O.cCo'a, Ark Aauh Hih. lsSi
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Giyen Away lor Onc year.

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