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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-03

"The details Of the affair are of no con-
sequence now. 1t is enough to say that,
caught in the act, the assassin's punish
ment would be swift. He would be exc
cuted, and, of COURSE by the pu bile heads
man, in other words, BIGGER. The trial
would begin with the autumn courts in
September. The opportunity was nesr;
BIGGER must be in Tours, in the court it..
self, by the side OF his victim. Face to
face | would see him there, and search
his features one by one, seeking in the
ewes, the nose, the mouth, the contour of
the head and form. corrobOratIon OF that
haunting likeness. If l had known the
man, as l was sure | had, abOminable as
il seemed, 1t would be settled If once we
were Wis avis. A back, trick OF man.
ner, pair of shoulders, might readily de-
Jude the memory-a tace never!
"The day of trial arrived al last, and
the court room, when | entered it, was
crammed to sutfocatIon. Having no
interest in the case or in anything con-
nected with it,saVe the appearance Of the
man whose face | wished to see, had
purposely delayed my coming until the
announcing of the decision, and | had
timed it well. The Judge was reading
the sentence of death as l made my way
into the hall.
provincial custom, the headsman in his
sombre gown would enter to escOrt his
victim.
weighted with dread | was really far
more agitated ana nervous, as | awaited
his coming, than the murderer himself;
but look would be enough, and the door
was opening-Blieger was before me!
Mon Dieu! M. Dardelon," cried Cha
bot, hurriedly, ''imagine my horror!
EtIenne BIGGER, the man who had just
entered the r0Om-wBO had presented
that sinister and disturbing draft, who
cut of heads as you cut off turn ps--was
the husband Of my charming pupil, the
man who had fed me on 'matelOt,' chicken
and tarts-my never-to- e-forgOtten host
OF the Golden Pigeon.
''In thinking 1t over l now recalled
that an execution had taken place at Lo-
ches the very day before our Whitsunday
fishing party, and twenty hours later
had dined with, aud not only dlned with,
but taken the hand OF the eXecutioner.
mo wonder that l had felt | knew
him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-03
DkEAMLANp.


.,on n, var Eori S:ar.
Dear ere the realms Of Dreamlanf,
sweet is the queen Of sleep;
she lifts her wand of silence
We cease 10 smlle'Or weep.
She leads us to the portal,
She opens wide me door;
Thr pre cent Is no longer;
The past is ours once more.
We see our loved and lost ones
We foudlv clasp the hand
ave rnose who in our waking
We think in spirit land.
They speak to us in well known tones,
We breathe our low rephes;
we read the same uDcnsnglng love
Deep in their soul-ht eyes.
And cen tho faint rose perfume floats
About the sunny hair;
III. thus our memories often cling
To trifies light as air.
Retween us and the buried PAST
Sleep only holds the chain;
,Tis sever'd when the closed door
fDreamland opcs again.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-03

cribs, where the very young children take
nap during the afternoon.
One who visits Grace House at about
O'Clock in the afternoon will see a
charming picture. The children are at
supper. A long low table extends tue en-
tire length of the room, and around 1t sit
the little ones laughing and chatting with
happiness.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-03

South Florida Railroad.
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.

ON and after "WEDNESDAY, Aug. il, 1854
~ trains will arrive and ieaye as Iollowsi !
Daily. Daily except Sundays. tDailyj
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
Tampa ana way
Arrive a. Tampa -. Hiss . N and SIS JIM
Returning leave
Tampa st.......... 5:11 m and tl:40 D m
Arrive at Sanford 1870 "a IN and 16:H D nd
Leave Sanford for Kisaimmee and
way stations at ........... ...-. 1920 ma
Arrive ~ Kisslmmes st............. II 80 D M
Returning leave Kisaimmee ....... 1870 I'M
Arrive At Sanford .......-......... II 80 a nk
BARLOW BRANCH.
Leave Barlow Junction FOR Barlow
and way stations at ....+-.........
fll:30 m and "A As y 10
Arrive at Barlow at................
fi2:9o p m and rs 40 an
Returning leave Barlow at........
-. 1000 a m and 1880 p m
Arrive a. II art0W junction at g..
4los5 a m and 70 20 p 10.
LAKELAND BRANUH.
leave Lakeland for Haskell and
Barlow at........--.. S.26 a m and 10 o m
ARRIVE BartoW. 9:05 m ana $3.50 . IN
HLeaYe Barlow 1900 a m and 9 40 D nj
'Arrtve Lakelaad ...... 7:l0 m aud 10 p n
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated by the south Florida Railroad.
tLeaVe Tampa fer Pemberton Ferry
and way stations at................ 700 a m
Arrive at Pemberton Ferry at..-..1O:l0s IN
Returning leave Penn horton Ferry at $50 p m
Arrive rs Tampa at.-................ 9:0o . nm
Leave PembereOR Ferry ............ $40 a ma
Arrive Tam pa.................. $40 M
fLesve Tampa................ $500 p mi
Arrive PEN berton Ferry 49,. ....... 9.I0 D ms
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS.
Connects at Sanford with the Sanford ana
Indian River Railroad for UViedo and points
on Lake Jessup, VIII Inc Peoples Linal
and DeBary-BSya - MsrchantR Line of
steamers, and J. Il. X. W. Ry. for
the st. Johns river. and with steamers for
Indian river and the Upper Sk Johns.
AtKssmmee with eainers for Forts Myers
andB singer and points on Klsslmmee river.
At PenDeTtou Ferry with Florida Southern
Railway for all points Nsrth. East Rnd West.
way for Fort Meade and Dom IL South.
STEAMSHIP CONNECTIONS.
Connects at Tampa with steamer MARI
garet" for Palma sofa. Bra1dentown, Pal
metto. Manatce. and sll points on Hilisbor-
ough and Tampa Bays.
Also, with the elegant new steamship MAS
eotte." Of the Plant Steamship Co., for Key
Keys and m AL steamers fer Key West.
Through tickes sold at All regular stations
70 points North, Est and West.
Baggage checked tnRugh.
Passengers for Havana can leave Sanford on
express train at 4;G5 D. m. Monday and
Thursday, connecting same evening with
steanerag lamps.
Applications for passports can be made
through any Notary 4 Jblc, and suck applica-
ton when visel ny Spanish Consul al Key
West will answet the purpose OF passport.
Fast mail train leaving Sanford st :35 p.
lapdo, Kissimmee, Davenport, Barlow juno
ton. LakeL&nd. Plant City lepd Aubundale
on signal. FREDERIC II. RAND,
General Freight and Ticket A gent.
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COMMISSIONERS.

We the undersigned Ranks dNd Sanbers Inilr
pog az Prisss drdson IN The Loulsi0rn State
Lotteries tohtoh may be presented at our ooH,a-
ters.
j. III. OGLESBY, President I,ouisi-
ana National Bank.
j. w. KILBRErH, President State
National Hask.
A. BALDWIN, President New Or.
leans Nationn Bank.
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Tottprn.
E@-CAPIrAL PRIZE s75. 000-1ra
Tickets only 90. shares in proportion
Louisiana State Lottery Comfy

"Fe do here6y csrt{fv that trS suDerUlse TIA
arrangements for an the AontAIy aud Quar-
terty DrdlOiHeS Of The Louisiana State Lott
tevR Company, and in person manage and ooas-
srot the Drawings Themselves, and that the same
are conducted NTH honesty, IGirness and IN
good 5dtth togard az pdrtisS and Ipe authorizes
ne CO'npdRV 10 use this ceptl6 cats, uiA fac
sirailes Of our sgaatures attached, IN its adssr-
H0sJHeNGs.o
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-03

incorporated In 1858 for rs years by the Leg
stature for Educational and Charitable pub
poses-with capital Of 81, 000, 000-to which n
reserve fund Of over $550,ooO has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote it's fran
chise was made a part u the present Stat1
Constitution adopted December I'd. A. ID. 1879.
The only LOTTERY eOer rotsd on and endorsed
By the people az any Stats
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-03

1867 Prizes, amounting to ............. 1856 500
Application for rates TO clubs should be
made only TO the Office oil tho Company in
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL, NOTES Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange I'm
ordinary letter. Currency by Express as onK
expenael .ad dressed NJ. A DAUPHIN, y
.- -. New Orleans. Ian
Or M!A. DAUPHTN. Washington, d. c.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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Fractions, in FlFths, in proportion.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
9ApprO ximati0n PRICES OF $3.50 ..s $3.50
do 40 S00..... 1900
. do 40 go 5000. q gbA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-03

It's Grand Single Number Drawingx
take place moathly, and the Extra
ordinary Drawings regularly every
three months instead Of Semi-Anuu.
ally as heretofore.
A SPLENDID. OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND
DRAWING, CLASS X, In THE AGADL
ENVY or MUSIC. NEW ORLEAN6.
TUE5DAY, October Ia. 1S3o-lOyth
Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S75, 900.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
G,.o o%;ous - gikths s-,,rc,.o.tsO..
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
ELECTION
Proclamation!


NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. That on H.,
dth. day of September. lss6. there win bc
Grncral IlcrtiOn held ~ the County Of Missis
sppi. and stat" al Arkansas, al the places drs
ignaied below. lor the puipose OF elrciing The
following >tat,, District. County anu Town
ship officers.
STATE oPriCEEs:
One Governor, ole Secretary of State. one
And.ior ui STATE; one Associate Justice III the
enpitlnc Court; one Attorney GvncTal; On,
state Treasurer; one state Land tcmmi, sionrr,
"ne Superintendent Of l'ublic instruction
District Oalccrs.
one Circuit Court Judge Tor the second Judi
elai 'irculi. Ind one Prosecuting Attorney fur
The second Judicial Circuit
County onisrrs:
one Representative, one County ard Probate
Judge, one -herin, one Circuit Court tlrrk
torunrr, and two Justices 0l the Peace. and one
Constable in each township. Also. to vote tur
or Against License.
Election To be held in
Monrur Tow wnShip-at Court House.
Troy Township at FurguSon's Store
Pecan lowhship-at Friends store. Golden
!. axe Prrci1ct- NJ Carlrton's stor.
scott InwnshiP-at Lou So Chapel
carson I.ak" luwnshtp-ui School house.
swaynr lownship-at school lou,r.
CAnad an iownsnIp-at ltncRcr's store
Hickman Township -at Post Onice
i'hicl asawna fownship-at BlNthcsville l.. o.
tlrhr Lake Iownshp-at : Chnol house.
lasi Zig Lake at sam llcctor's house
West Big Lake at SchOu. house.
l.liile hIver Township at u - Iackson's
Dead Timber Lake--at School II use
Given under my hand. this the l3fh. day OF
August, A. ID lsSG. W. u. II \. kINs,
Sheriff Ml-s. Co
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make quite spread among hi,
neIghbors, but he will soon learn tC
his sorrow that it will take some,
thing more than fortune to enable
one to become recognized as a man
OF culture in good society,
\ gentleman is born so, and If he
has not the natural instinct to he a
gentleman he will find it uphill bu.
sinesg To gu the role not intended for
his nature. Society accepts the ac-
tor, though he be ever so poor and
uncouth. who Assumes the role of the
.Icntlcipsn because it is all in the
play; bat society recognizes the right
to sit down on the man who, though
he has "a fortune at his back, attempts
to I'LL the role Of gentleman. when
he must well know the role but i'll
fits the unhewn. brutal nature of his.
Ia this free land of ours, where
genius, brains, force and strength Of
character are being recognized on all
sides, there is no earthly excuse for
aii ambitious young man of honest
habits and force of character to stay
out Of good society. In fact il is the
duty of the would d-bc-sometblng
young man to play his hand for all
there is IN 1t at every given oppor-
tunity. The young man who de,
pends on God. man or something
to turn up" to help him along is
bound to be sadly beaten sooner or
later. "God helps only those who
help themselves us one Of the wisest
and trnest proverbs, and the young
man who lacks the force of charac-
ter to rely ON his own manhood for
an honest livelihood has no business
to attempt to live in this enterpris.
ing world of ours, and the sooner he
shullles off to eternal rest and sleep,
the better for himself and especially
Tor those he leaves behnid.- Ex.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
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also price list for future reference
No trial packages will be sent ai,ci
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The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
EASY MATHEW ATIcs.

a farmer spends Sl3 per year for
tobacco, and his wife spends - per
year for shoes. How much more
does her shoes cost than his tobacco:
1t is twenty eight feet from GER
tain KITCHEN door to a wood-pile, and
2,35S from the same door to Il corner
grocery. How much longer will it
take nan to walk to the wood-pile
than to the grocery, estimating that
he walks three feet per second!
Ii it takes a boy twenty-five min-
utes to cut three sticks of wood To
get supper by, how long will it take
him next morning to walk three miles
in the country to meet II circus com
ing to town:
A cook hires out at s3 per week
aud when Saturday comes she has
broken $50 worth of dishes. How
much Is lue her aud how on earth
did the mistress find out that she had
broken anything:
A young lady Who is ont with her
beau drinks four glasses of soda wa
ter at five cents each: two glasses oi
ginger ale at FIVE cents each; eats
three dishes of ice cream at ten cents
each; four pieces of cake valued at
thirty cents aud throws out hint
for . box of candy worth df;y cents.
How much does she cost him in all,
-IExchange.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
GREAT ST. LOUIS FAIR PRO,
GRAMME.

The 18th Great St. Louis Fair
opens Oct 4th. and continues Is days.
Si3,O0O is offered in cash premiums,
to be distributed among the exhibit
ors %: Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine
and Poultry; Machinery, Mechanical
and Industrial Displays, Works Of
Art, Textile Fabrics, Produce, Fruits
and Vegetables, Geological aud
Chemica. Specimens.
Geological Garden Fair Ground.
The collection of Wild Beasts,
Birds and Reptiles ON the Ground
of the Association compares favora.
bly, with any geological Garden in
the world, and will be opened free
to all visitors to the Fair. Numerous
additions have been made to this
Department, and it is now complete
in all its details.
New Improvements on Fair Ground.
Sixty-fve acres have been added
to the Ground, and SjOO,OOO expen-
ded in improvements, comprising Il
full mile race course, 100 new Horse
Stalls, 800 new Cattle Stalls, 500
Sheep and Swine Pens, Poultry
House fer 1900 Fowl, twrnty-,ight
new Exhibition Halls aud Paviliuns.
Applications for Stalls or Pens
should be made at once.
Races Purse Entries Close Sept. d
Races will take place every day
un the New Mile Race Course, the
horses contending being the most
celebrated in the county.
Grand illumination.
Daring the entire week the streets
Of the city will be illuminated by
100000 gas Jets, intcrn,ingled with
hundreds of calcium, iucandesccn,
and arc electric lights.
Yelled Prophets Pageant.
On the night of the TUESDAY, Oc'o
bcr 9th. the grand annual nocturnal
pageant of the "NEll.ED PRO
pHEr,' comprising 81 floats, will
he given, at an expense Of thousands
of dollars.
Greatly Reduced Rates.
All railroad and Steamboat Com.
panics have generously made a rat,
of one fare for the round trip during
the entire week.
y Public Holiday.
The municipal authorities hav,
agreed to declare Thursday of Fair
: Week holiday to all Rooms anc
board for 25O,OOO guests have beer
provided for u, greatly reduced rates
Commercial Exchanges.
: The Merchants, Cotton. Wool
Mechanics and Real Estate Exchan,
ges, will he open, free to all visitors
; BY special arrangements with tn,
St. Louis Fair, any of our subscrib
crs will receive copy of the premi'
um list and programme, tree %
: charge, upon addressing Fcstus b
Wade, ,OS Chestnut Street, 81
Louis, Mo.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04

Iowa man-talking about dry
weather, why it's an actual tact that
in Iowa the watermellons havn't a
drop in 'em-have to be soaked be-
tore we IAN market 'em.
Nebraska man Shouldn't be sur
prised Wish you could have been
with mo on nde took during the
heated term.
"Ho', eh?"
"Well. didn't feel il so much,
but it was pretty sight to see the
corn popping in the fields. ."-Omahs
World.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
2l11.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Aug. ), lSsj
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ui his intention to
make final proof IN sul port of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before the County
Judge of Mississippi County, at Osc.ola Ark ,
on October gh.. lSSG. viz; Young |, Hollow ell !,
u. b. NJ. Isl sor the y. W. :, Of Section rs,
Y II y Il. Sc.
= names the following Witnesses to rrnvc
his contl' uou- residence upon, and cultivation
oi, said Land viz:
ID. X ltlman, lr Golden Lake, ARK.
hos j Nshburn,
" NJ. higgins, "
Fulton Mus.ck, {"
H.. Y lEAkLE.
e-|1. Register.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
$500 REWARD

For the detection of arsenic or any
drug il "Certain Chill Cure that
will harm the most delicate person.
Acknowledged by the people to be
the most effective cure for Fever and
Agne known. One trial will con
vince the most skcptical Of its supc-
rior merits. Especially adapted for
children, as 1t is pleasant to take
At all druggists.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
Notice.

The undersigned ~ administrator of the Estate
of 6 Whitley. deceased. will apply 10 ih'
Octuber term olthe Probate Court of Mis-isslp-
pi Louniy, Askansas. for an order TO sci an 81
fractional scrion one, In Township 10 NORTH
IN range East, lying north west OF the Bayou
in Mississippi County, Arkan>Ts, Tor the pnf
pose Of paying the debts prubatrd against sHld
1staie, ~ which time all parie. interested ia
s IL Estate. max appear ana max, such defense
a. they may think ptopcr
Jhis July the iGth l's6
81 NJ MARp. Admir-.
nf thr E-ute ui
D q NhhIey, decd.
q. W. Thomas llI, any
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
BRAINS AND ClIAIA,rEI, vs., MoN.
EYIN SOCIETY.

some persons have an idea that to
have money in ones possession is a
key tn success. To some extent this
is mistake. Money may buy brains
and use the same to carry out an
object in view, but it takes brains to
recognize brain force in others, there.
fore a fool with money is even worse
off than man OF brains without
money.
Neither does honey always open
the door TO society. True a monied
man NAV be able TO make himself q
power in the community in which he
ives; and BY the big outlay may
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04


famous cannon, Little Democrat
to the Democracy mt Osccola, Ark,
to be used In clarifying over the re-
suit OF the sherin's election, which
occurs In that county next week.
The Little Democrat A" has often
gone abroad and thi siima will pro-
claim the defeat of Haskins.- Mem.
phis Avalanche.
Ms. G. A. Bolirk, who has been
helping Mr.. Hugh X. McVeigb IN
the Clerks Onice during the present
canvass; lef, for bis old position Ia
the mercantile establishment of G
II. Brickey 4 Bro. at Mariana, Ark,
last Tuesday. Before leaving Gus
called and renewed his subscription
to the TiMgs.
DR.. n. r. Kelley and Mr.. l.. p.
Ta:um, Of kennctt. Mo-. were the
guests of the TIMES family last Sun
day. Both these gentlemen are can
didates for--oilice in the adjoining
state, and while cut elcationeering
got over the state line into Arkan-
sas where they have solid support.
He that by the plow would thrive
Himself must either hold or drive,
And he that no longer fever and aguc
will endure,
Should not procrastinate,
But take " Certain Chill Cure"
Pleasant to take. cures without fail,
And Gaylord & Hale have it on sale.
"A squad of Wandering Fortune
telling Gypsies are compcd below
town who for one dollar will tell the
girls they have had n quarrel with
their beaux, that they haye two
sweethearts-a blond and brunette,
and that they will finally marry eth
er one or the other. aud live happily
forever afterwar,l. Girls ifyou have
more dollars then you know what to
do with bring 'em around. and we
will promise to tell your fortune
We know yonr past for the last six.
teen years, and we can tel you pretty
near what your future will be. No
nso to give your money away To
strangers.
last week we overheard an Gle.
gantly dressed young lady convcrs-
ing ON the street with youth, re-
mark: ~ scarcely know what it is
to walk Il So dislike exercise" a
close observer could easily take in
the cramped features, the heavily
powered skin, with the sallow color
looking through; aud coald not fail
to notice the pincI'ed waist aud mar
row shoulders and unsteady gait
Yet society's teachings lead to this.
\ girl need not to bc course to be
vigorous, nor masculine to have
muscles. Her shoulders should be
thrown back, her eyes bright and
color good. Her shoes should be
large enough for her feet nnd her
dress large enough for her waist 1t
is almost crime To- lose ones teeth
at forty or To have constant head
ache at twenty, aud indigestion !,
no more a part of woman's earthly
lot than is small pos or yellow fever.
True, we may inherit certain organ.
lc troubles from indiscreet ancestors,
but toe many of woman's ills and
aches are the result of their failure
to take proper exercise. Lat fashion
conform itself to health, and if its
teachings are Inconsistent with health
let fashion fly to the four winds aud
woman take for her guide her OWN
good sense and her own good tastes,
for health is worth the world aud
without it the world is not worth a
copper.