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Is IT Nor So?

Falcon writes to the Louisville
Times readable essay on Charity.
He condemns the method Of raising
funds for church purposes by fairs,
etc, because no noble impulse is be.
hind the gift. He says: ain the
churches, though, the seeds Of this
false charity are sown. The church
fair and the oyster supper and the
female church beggar are all outside
Of the gospel and outside Of the pale
of righteousness. Articles Of no val. :.
ue are railled off at the fairs, or men
are solicited to buy them by women
whose modesty would forbid such
social transgressions in any other
cause. Men who are not hungry are
made to pay extravagant prices Tor
food they do not want. Half grown
girls. just at the dangerous age, go
round selling tickets to church enter.
tainments. They go into mems off.
crs and talk with Aippant pcr,ness,
and sit and argue and argue with men
old enough to De their fathers. They
acquire forwardness and too pre-.
coci i,us knowledge of human nature.
They take liberties which under no
other circumstances would they
dream of taking. The fresh down
of the peach is brushed, by rude
contract with the world, OF their
tender cheeks before it has hardly
become visible. The gentle dellca-
cy of maidenhood is laid aside, and
the women become for the first time,
and before she has full become a
woman, temptress Of men. She
thinks it is in good cause, and thus
excuses herself, but she never forgets
that she can tempt man. And the
men, too, led by foolish pride, i'm d.
PEELED by vanity and led by seduc.
tive arts, give the dollar to "charity;"
but it is a wicked dollar, often,imes
one they can i'll afford to give"
Pine Bluff Commercial.
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shall d

shall, D.
Perry: j. J. Cook, D.
Phillips: r. B. Macon, J. P. Clark,
D., and J. N. Donahoe, R.
Pike: J. P. Dunn, D.
Poinsett. G. NJ. Hughey, W.
Polk; b. F. Thompson, D.
Pope; W. l.. Sibley, d.
Prairie: J. ID. Bone, W.
Pulaskie: l.. c. Bslcb, G. w. Gran
berry, w. A. Compton, p. Conrad,
Randolph Z. G. Johnson, D.
Saline: p. NJ. Trammel, W.
Scott: A. q. Washburn, d.
Searcy: Thomas l.. Thompson, R.
Sebastian: j. b. McDonough, Jas.
A. Williams, d.
Sewer: +. V. Maxey, W.
Sharp: Sam Wainwright, d.
St. Francis: l.. z. Festherstone, b.
Stone; W. II. H. Oyler, d.
Union: f. NJ. Belts, b. F. Matthews,
Van Buren,: w. NJ. Peele, W.
Washington: r. J. Wilson, w. NJ.
Davis, A. NJ. Mcclure, D.
White: II. G. Knowl,on, w. Rove, r.
Woodruff: Ed S. Carl Lee, D.
Yell: w. A. Clement, d.
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ELECTION
Proclamation

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That on the
nfst tuesday, November End lssC, there will
be held an klection, at the several voting pre-
cincts Of Mississippi County, Ark for one Con.
gressuiAn, Ia represent the First Congressional
District In the Lower House Of the United states
Congress, to-wit:
Election TO be held In
Monroe Township-at Court House,
Trey Townships Furguson's . store
Pecan Townshp-at Friends store: Golden
Lake Preci1ct-at Cartoons store
Scott Tuwnship-at / loulSe Chapel
Carson Lake Townshi pat school house
Swayns 1ownship-st 1t School house.
canadian Townshp-at Kuck er's store
Hickman Township,-at Post Office
Chict tasswDa rownship-at Blythesville r. y.
Clear Lake Townships at school house
Fast Big Lake at sam Hect0rs house
West Big Lake at Schoo. house.
Little River Township at Il. r. Jackson's
Dead Timber Lake--at school House
The Judges of election appointed by the Coun.
" Court at It's May torn, and who held the ep-
tember election, will serve In the same capacity
~ this election.
Given under my hand. this the 18th. dsy OF
september A. ID 1886. ". Is. HA~KINs,
Sheriff Miss Co
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Conn IN isslOncr's Sale!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That under
and BY virtue of q certain deci ee, rendered in
the Circuit Court Of Mississippi County, rkan-
sss, ~ ITS May term, ls86, will on
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1896,
offer for sale at public outcry, at the Court
house door in Osceola, AIkansas the follow ing
OF section l, T. 10 N, X. 10, T., In said toun,
ty. said land IL decrsed to be SOLD under de.
cree rendered In said Court wherein g W.
Harrington was plaintiff. and +. j. Larrimore
ct al were Deien dauts
sale will take place within legal hours.
TERMS OF SALE
On credit Of three months, purchaser to
give note with good and sufficient security and
n vendors lein retained on the land to secure
parchase money. HUGH r. McVEIGh.
Sept 25. 1886. Special 1 ON
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OURI.AWM.AKE
COMPLETE LIST OF MEMBERS OF TnE
ARKANSAS LEGIsLATuRE.

COMPLETE LIST OF MEMBERS OF TIL
ARKANSAS LEGIsLATURE.
The following is a complete list ol
the members Of the next Senate. The
members from the First, Second
Fifth, Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth
Eighteenth, Twenty-second, Twen-
ty-third, Twenty-tifth, Twenty
eighth, Twenty-ninth and Thirty.
FIRST districts are holdover senators
who were elected September l, 1884
There are thirty.two members OF the
body, Of which twenty-seven are
democrats, three republicans and
two Wheelers.
First DISTRICT. S. Anderson.
Second District !. johnson.
Third District-*H. A. Crandell.
Fourth District-G. 4. Cazort.
Fifth District-.T. W. Thomson.
Sixth District-+George Martin.
Seventh Distrlct-Riddick Pope.
Eighth District -Theo. f. Potts.
Ninth District -.Jabez NJ. Smith.
Tenth District j. L. Jones and j
+. Williams.
Eleventh District-J. VI. Hudson.
Twelfth District-W. =. Fletcher.
Thirteenth District-R. II Crockett
Fourteenth District Geo. b. Peters
Fifteenth District--%W III. Logan
Sixteenth District. G. Simmons
Seventeenth District-D. f.. Baker
Eighteenth District Sol. Gardner
Nineteenth District W. Meek.
Twentieth District t-%F. NJ. Thomp,
son.
Twenty-frst District L. a. Bvrnc
Twenty-second District J. II. vii
liams.
Twenty.third Distinctly. B. Tate
Twenty-fourth District d, II. Ham
monds.
Twenty fifth District NJ. Petit
grew.
Twenty sixth District-W. S. Han
na.
Twenty seventh District III. Dun
away.
Twenty-eighth D;strict-R. II. Me
Cunnell.
Twenty-ninth District J. w. Stay
ton.
Thir:ieth District j p. Copeland
Thirty first District-George w
Baxter.
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4 Republicans. T Whcelers.
MEMBERS OF THE House.

VI - a. sAS''''-'
The following is list of the rep
resentatives elected to the next
house Of representatives:
Arkahsas-W. Ii. Halliburton, u.
Ashly-IIogan Allen, u.
Baxter-A. G. Byler, u.
Benton-Z. Baker, w. Blackburn, D.
Boone: Is. Is. Hudgins, ID.
Brady: e. l.. Hoylc, d.
Calhoun: S. l.. Owens, u.
Carroll: w. X. Phillips, d.
Chicot: II. c. Ncwsome, II.
Clark; ID. r. Phillips, w. Smith, 1
Clay: J. II. Hill, D.
Cieburn: Thos. r. Brice, d.
Cleveland: r. +. Foster, g. n.
Columbia: ]. Z. Colquitt, J. G. Jack.
son, u.
Conway: G. +. Trowcr, +.
Craighead: J, NJ. Raines, d.
Crawford: Hugh +. Thomason, r.
Crittended: s. s. Odom, r.
Cross: J. ID. Black, u.
Dallas: W. l.. Patterson, d.
Dcsha: q. II ..Ioslyn, R.
Drew: N. Y. Wadsworth, u.
Faulkner: ]. 7. Campbell, d.
Franklin: r. Il. Hooper, d.
Fulton: W. NJ. Green, W.
Garland: +. w. Rector, d.
Grant: j. w. Lybrand, d.
Greene: ID. l.. Fitzgerald, D.
Hampstead: IT. Holt. Lee Glow, d.
Hot Spring: J. NJ. Fowler, D.
Howard: j. A. Corbell, d.
independence: John &. Stroud, r.
II. Griffin, W.
lizard: George Ferguson, d.
jackson: II. l.. Rcmmel, r.
jefferson: Ed jefferson, A. B. Bur.
ton, W. b. Jacko, R.
Johnson: j. p. King, W.
Lafayette: D. l.. King, D.
Lawrence: b. a. Morris, W.
Lee: J. NJ. Hewitt, G. A. Otey, D.
Lincoln: Thomas X. kersh, d.
Little River: II. Z. Head, d.
Logan: E. e. Burchett, u.
Lonoke: A. J. Patton W. f. Hicks
d.
Madison: II. NJ. Moore. n.
Marion: w. NJ. Seward, d.
Miller:
Mississippi: H. +. Blythe, y.
Monroe: W. J. Blackwell, D.
Montgomery: N. H. Harry, D.
Nevada: J. A. Ansley, @. ,.
Newton: n. T. Briscoe, \.
)aacAita: s. Q. Sewer, J. c. Mar
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02

Acknowledgements said James G.
Blame, in the speech which he is to
make next week, "remcmber that
while the merchant, the millionaire
and the magnate may be On the as.
SCISSORS list, it is American Labor
with big !. that pays taxes a last
every cent"[Great applause. Voice
in the audience: "Mr. Blaine, please
tell us, then, how Labor is to make
money by paying tariff" ~ will
not be interrupted. If intoxicated
persons cannot keep still they must
go out. Impressive silence. -Ex.
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$500 REWARD

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drug in "Certain Chill Cure" that
will harm the most delicate person.
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the most effective cure for Fever and
Ague known. One trial will con-
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The Osceola times., 1886-10-02
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he that by the pillow would thrive
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And he that no longer fever and ague
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The Osceola times., 1886-10-02

A young physician had just set
tied in country town. On" of his
frs: visitors was a gentleman very
neatly dressed. "Doctor," he said,
"will it be agreeable to you to make
the same arrangements with me that
your predecessor did? | gave him
so much for every patient he sent
me-" o! you are druggist them"
"No; | am the under,akcr."- French
Fun.
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Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given, that W p Miller
and ',thers will apply by petition To the County
Cont of Mississippi County, state Of Arkansas
at the next October term thereof 1886 to va
cate that part Of the county road running West
OF the State levee, beginning < ut a point shorr
distance North of the front yard Of the chief
Mansion on the farm known as the Whitmorc
said Whtm"re farm at the end Of the lane di-
viding nnd running between said farm and .
ID Divers =" Phillips place." and to lay ont
and establish ew road running ~ follows;
Beginning at point at or near where the gate
enters the horse lot. North Of the residence on
hitmore farm, asd running thence In a Nor
th-ily direction In IA straight line to the mouth
of the lane between The Nainey place and the
Phillips place WP. MILLER
Sept 18th. 1886. and others
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02

Prof. Zweibecr, of the University
of Bonn, is a very absent-minded
man. He was busily engaged in
solving some scientific problem. The
servdnt hastily opened the door of
his studio and announced great
family event. "A little stranger has
arrived" "Eh?" ats Il little boy"
"Llttle boy! well ask him what he
wants. MAIDEN welt.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon its forty-siHtn Yen
rIoe in the experiences of the past, and ID OF
hope for future for the whole country out
especially for this and the n.ighoofing s'ates
that shall surpass the dreams of the most san
guine of the early settlers All the questions
growing out { of slavery, and wblch leit tue Nor,n
aud the south divided for nearly three geheIs
tons have been settled, and the states nav
adinsted themselves 10 the new conditions In
spirit of unity, peace and concord Iheie are, /,
therefore. no Issues before the country thn' u.
not common to all the people, and that are noa
of an economical and national character, ineie
are no questions before the NatiouAl LegisisluuIe "
that do not equally effect the ntereste OF AZ .ie
States az d that cannot be discussed from uasn
OF personal welfare by the citizens oi oi ,ne
For the future therefore. legislation, potn na
tiona al and state. is to be of q business Snni @
acter and is, for that reason TO come nonie
closer anu closer to the indiViouaI ci, -. H.
| Personal politics Is, with the bosses " ~ -.
| relegated to the past, and civil service , ,e,oi
| is to secure to the country honesty, emGien.
| and industry in public places Inc poii',,oai
outlook is all that could be desired. fresiu.H'
| Cleveland mas made an abiding impression
| on the country, and at the close of his aunlh
| istration will have recOnciled even ms potioai
opponents to u continuance or democratic as
| eendsncy There IL nothing to hinder or ietsld
the progress Of the country All me ava,ls1le S
| lands OF the W est taken up, the south must Tor
| maLy years be the favored sectlon ior entsr-
prisng immi grants, and its coal and iroa held,
| invite capitalists from the exhausted minera
| ande OF the Norm ana W est, a rhpiu "n' siee
increase Of n.anu iactures must follow, ana this
will necessitAtea rapid incr ase ni RAILROADS. an'
| a corresponding increase ofour laboring popu-
| iation The APPEAL, the pioneer In the jour
| nslistic field Of the southwest, always In sym
| pathy with the people, will be found during iht
,ear lust born full of enterprise asi the past
and amin ated by only the desire to l. ep the lesd
| aud prompt Its readers to the increasing advAn
| tages Of our soil and climate and geographica
situation. To accomplish this no expense vii
| be spared We shall continue to make u mos
| ibea use Of the telegraph and tins keep n
| readers informed of the advance oil the wol
| Iiav by day ss fast as developments In any a. %
partment of human efo are made public. W
| fhall endeaver TO to keep the APPEAL up to IL
| now high standing as news paper and leadel
| of public opinion, and so continue to deserv'
| the so far unshaken confidence of u constituenc!
| that is strongest outside Of Tennessee, In Nils
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Terms Of f'SubsCriptiOn.

m nT n 6sids are scarce but those Who write to
HuI Stnson Co, Portland Maine, will receive
HUn free, full information about work which
HIIIII they can do. and live At hone, that will pay
" Will them from s. to eS per day Some have
earned So In day. Either young old Capital
required You started free Those who start once
are absolutely Of snug little fortunes. All new
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ol7I

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
Aug. 5. 1886
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following
named settler tas filed Dotice oi his intention t.
make final proof IN support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the County
Judge OF Mi" issippi County. at Usc-ola Ark I,
On October 9Th, 1856. viz Young Il Holloweli.
u. No. Sc ior the n. W. a Of Section 30,
T II n r.. Sc.
ne names the following witnesses to prove
his cont uous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. said land. viz:
ID n ittman. Jr Golden Lake. Ark.
hos J Ashburn, +"
NJ Higgins, -
Fulton Musick, 4" Z" &"
H. Y YEAKLE.
s-a-6 Register.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02

We will send the Osceols
lines together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid. TO any
address for cne year for t2,lO
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THE
Arkansas Gazette
The most WIDELY circulat-
ed, and most cOlnpre.
hensiVe newspaper
in Arkansas.

The most complete line OF Especial and associ
at.d Prers News. Incomparably the best
Mark ct Reports Noted for impartialiiy, can
dor, fcarlessness and abiiity in its discussions
of the topics Of the day. Performed its share
In making the Republican party Co in
1894.
1t believes In Arkansas and the New south,
and will always lead In bringing to the notice
Of the world the Slates'- unequalled re sources.
1t thinks the Indian Territory Is retardine
the prog ress of Arkansas moe than AL other
causes combined, and shall continue its fight
to open 1t until that blessing is accomplished.
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subscribers
The Gazette Is dubbed with tsis paper for
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WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSES PPI CIRCUIT COURr-rO
TERM. 1886 IN ClIANCEKY
Margaret Hindman, Plaintiff,
George iiindmnn. Defendant
The defendant, George Ilindmsn, IL warned
20 appear In this Court within thirty days, and
answer the CON plaibt of the plaihtiff. Margaret
liindman HUGH Il. MCVEIGH,
sept. 25, 1856 clerk
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02

Lake Ice always on hand, will be
delivered to the trade at u cents
per pound, and to Families, in small
quantities at 2 cents.
9-4.3m. j. NJ. Hamilton.
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II1IMmcre money than at anything else by
M | Nv taking an agency for the best s-lin z
Vll'book out. Beginners succeed grandly.
None fail Terms free HALLErr Book Co. -,
Portland Maine.
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REDEMPTION OF LANDS.

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: Know We
Thst T. II. Startling has thi. dsy redeemed Pct
$ ". sec IT. ON. u 3. -, in Mississippi
County. Ark sold at Collectors sale April q.
1885,, I" W. X. Harrison, for the delinquent
taxee If lssl, by depositing q, 40 with the t.
urer of said County.
HUGH r MCvEIGH.
Clerk County Court.
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A nIDn send 10 cents postage. and We will
n I1lH mail you free royal, vslusiIp,
II Oll sample box Of goods tn will nut
yon In the way uf max ing more money st o,,ce.
than anything else in America Both s.xrs of
all ages can live at home aud work In spare
time, or all the time Capital not required vi,
VIII slhit you Immense pay sure, for those
who start At once. oIISS0N & co Portland
Maine
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WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT CURTIN
CHANCEHY. TO NOVEMBER TERM, 1885
peis shirl' Plaintiff
Hal Shirl \ Defendant.
The defendant, Hal. Snirl. Is warned t. ap-
pear in this Court within thirty days and an .
swer the compliant of the plaintiff. Delta shiri.
HUGH X. MCVEIGH,
Sept -, 1886 Clerk
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Having purchased the interest II my late part.
n,r. NJ. Hrinz. Ia the "ld firm Of Siowel & Heinz,
! will continue the business at the old stand
GEO. F. STOwELl..
Osceola, Ark., Sept Is, 1886 TO- 6-3
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LITTLE Rock. ARK June n, 1879.
Messrs W, NJ. AKIN 4 co,
Evansville. Ind.
For the benefit ofali persons living In ma,ar,
al parts VI the country, take great pleasure In
recommending DR.. Armistead's Ague Tonic,
having used the same myself and fsmil, anc
received 20 much benefit iroia the same, I am
sirs, living witness to it's merits, and can moi
ssy too much In Its favor
Very respectfully,
A s. KING
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02

wehava splendid lots and plenty OF forage for
Drovef.. keep hrst-class harness stock, and all
kinds OF vehicles OF the latest styles. Our hne
Buggies and horses are always ON hand. Tour
patronage ia respectfully solicited
All poss BILE care taken to prevent accidents /,
but no responsibility for any that may occur.
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DISSOLUTION Of GO PARTNERSHIP.

The eo-paItnership heretofore existing be-
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style and finn name o! Siowell Il Heinz, i> DIS
solved by mutual consent; Geo + stowell as
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These are always simply made, but of very
fine muslin. Silk is used largely for the lin
ings The handkerchief, bag, belt and book
may he costly and rich. confirmation
dress may have a skirt of light quality of
silk or of plain muslin The thin muslin
overdress has a wide hem on the lower part
The waist is half low in the neck, with
gathered muslin guimpe covering the neck
Around the neck is a straight pulled collar
Bordering the low neck is embroidered inscr-
ton. The long, tight-ftting sleeves termin-
ate with putting surmounted by embroi-
dered insertion. The long French faille
sash is tied in the back against a
belt of ribbon to match. The faille
auinoniere bangs at the side form
two long pieces of ribbon. The em-
broidered tulle cap has no strings. A
"Juive" veil is thrown over the head and
dress. The veil is generally fitted when it
is on the child's head, for it can then he cut
on the lower part and rounded in the shape
Of the skirt The stockings are of Lisle
thread and the CATERS of white satin. The
gloves are of white kid Another contirma-
ton dress is of muslin, with insertions Of
white moire ribbon The silk skirt is COW
cred with muslin, trimmed on the lower part
with three rows of MORE ribbon, forming in
sertions. The MORE belt is pointed above
and below. There is a large bow in
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trimmed on one side of the front with a
rosette of MORE ribbon. The gloves
and stockings are Of white silk. The slippers
are of satin. The veil is cut like the article
described above A third dress has, besides,
insertions and an embroidered flounce. The
muslin skirt is made over silk and trimmed
back and front with two rows of fine plat
ings terminating with embroidered Insertion
On the lower part of the skirt is scalloped
hounce. Down either side of the skirt is a
plated panel The waist is slightly gathered
in front and trimmed in double-breasted
style, with insertions and embroidered ruff
feS. A faille sash is taken below the waist
and tied i'll the back. The full gathered
sleeves have shirred cuffs and an embroidered
rufile A shrring is also around the neck.
A boys confirmation suit is of black cloth
with a white pique vest. The trousers and
coat are of cloth. The front of tho coat
opens on the upper part as well as slightly be
low, to show the vest. White mother of
pearl buttons close the vest down the front