The Osceola times., 1885-01-31
-Kallorama Lodge Knights &

Deputy Supreme Protector, n. l.
Avery, with 45 Charter Members
The officers for the ensuing tern
were elected and installed as fol
lows: N. l.. Avery, =. T.; :. $
Semmes, p; Mrs. l.. A. Wynne, c
G. II. Gaylord, Sec'y.; G. y. l}olick
Treas; G. A Wood, Guardian; 6
F. Stowell, Guide; T. N. Tucker, s
Trustees: 7. =. Sexton, A. j. Mol
ty and Mrs. O. j. Hale. The Lodge
meets the lst and Bird "Wednesday
evenings Of each month.
TAX PAYERS!
| According to the new Revenue
law, governing the collection OF
taxes, the time fixed for their collec-
ton expires on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, after which a penalty attach
es. Those who have not yet settled
with the collector should make a
note Of this.
The following assessments
against the Chckasawba and Osceo-
la Circuits for the ensuing year,
were made by the District Stewards,
at their annual meeting, held at
Jonesborro, Ark, January 2nd.,
1885:
Chickasawba Circuit-P. E.s. sala-
ry, sS5; Bishops salary, $3.50;
Conference Claimants, S2S; Foreign
Missions, s3S,25; Domestic missions,
sl7; Church Extension, $3.50; total
slS5.60.
Osceola Circuit-P. E's. salary,
*S5; Bishops salary, $3.50; Con
ference claimants, S2S; Foreign
Missions, s3S.25; Domestic Missions,
SIT; Church Extension, $3.50;
total, slS5,6O.
For a burning or tickling sensa-
ton in the throat or lungs use Hill
& Lockert's Compound Llcorice
Cough Syrup. For sale by
IREWITr " HOWE.
Our readers will remember. an
account published in the TINES,
some time ago, of a difficulty be-
tween Mr.. w. B. Davis and one of
his hands named John White, in
which Mr.. Davis received several
blows at the hands of White with
wagon standard. For long time
Mr.. Davis life hung in the balances
as it were, and suffered terribly
from the effects of the blows. He
finally recoved, however, and has
been attending to his business; John
White in the mean time having
skipped. Yesterday morning as
Mr.. Davis was riding down towards
town he met John Rawlin, whom he
no doubt mistook for John White,
and stopping him in the road told
himc The was ready to settle with
him." "Sett)e for WHAT" asked
Rawlins, and seeing Davis drawing
his pistol, and devining his purpose,
as well as his mistake, and in order
to save his life, quickly seized him
around the body and dragging him
to the ground succeeded in disarm-
ing him. Rawlin carried his trophy
to NJ. &. Tandy, J. p, before whom
he swore out warrant for his ar
rest. The case will no doubt come
up to-day for investigation.
A New Orleans special to the
Memphis Appeal Of the 9th, says;
"To-day was great day for the
Exposition. Extensive preparations
had been made for the reception OF
the famous Liberty Bell from Phila-
delpma. Among others invited t.
take part in the proceedings WAS
Jefferson Davis, who met the special
train bearing the bell at his home,
Beauvoir, Mss, and made a briei
speech there. A large number of
citizens of New Orleans and Phih.
delphia also met the train at that
point and all came together to this
city, where the streets were lined
with people for miles. The car
bearing the bell having been receiv.
ed on the standard gauge track at
Eiysian Fields street, steamed along
the levee about 1 o'clock, and much
enthusiasm was shown. Salutcs
were fired, salute whistles blown
and flags displayed on the ship
ping. A grand reception was ar
ranged to take place in the music
hall of the Exposition building, but
several unforeseen delays occurred
and it was found necessary to post
pone the reception ceremonies unit
"Wednesday afternoon. Music hal
was packed with people. The
weather to-day is very fine, and tn,
attendance was the largest since tn,
opening.
-Messrs. II. B. Smith, Colder
Lake; j. b. Craighead, Nodena
j. NJ. Lindsey & Co, Pecan Point
and DR.. Joiner, Louise, are wei
supplied with Hill & l.ockert,s Med
icines. They also carry complete
stock Of general merchandise. Civ,
them a call.
COtlOn.Sccd Oil Hanulac.