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Evening star., 1886-11-09
FOR RENT-HOUSES

V.,OR RENT-BY r O HOLTZMAN
IT AIS 18th ST. .stofeS3.33 fl1ol G At NV 10 rx Gao
1910 fA AN. IL. 20 oOO 18th ST.. store
81 n 81 NV, lzr.2 2<22 III st. n-w.- 80
ISL " Nv. lVI-----oo % n 81 ne. Or ~. 30
lS4S -SS Upper part 625 La ave 20
$50 oo stable rear 1909 NJ \ av 20
Soo 81, n w. . rs -oO staIle rear loIS h 20
upper par alo Sshhw-oo l23o WyIie ST. >
81 iith 81 NV storet., csabe rear I24 18th a. 10
odSd lth 81 n" stofe % COR sln l.
tSvo 81 W. S5 ----~ ~ ~ Cpion alley
FURNISHED
Nasssy nr Ihos CsoS333 10th near g n w.,IIrS15o
Iowa Circle. Is r..-.-...2o0 mr. 18TH an I0r Is
Lafayette 81 l1r----..25O ~ Grant Place Or - 95
u ST near 18th. l2r--.2Oy p near An :, 100
n ST. near 15th Iof.-ZVO X. nea- 10th ST, Ilr.- loo
Conn avn Dup cr zoo l1th. near st. lOr..- 100
Lnr. 18th st. IF 166 30 A mr. I'd ST n . Or -. 5
sth M ST, l6r...-....I50 I'd St pesr Pa ave-
st. opN Capitol. I2r-.l50 2Ist near q st-..-.---1
PROPERTY placed with me sale Is lioer lnT
advertised nee OF cost to the owner
For list Oh property Tor sale. send at office.
Ms ~. HOLTZMAN. ION AID sts "
L'oR RENT-TYLER & RUTBERFORD.
II 1926 ST NV.
Vermont ave. bet X and l. sta . $500 per mo-
lstn - NV bet Vi and y stS....--. 2ooO per an
l4,h 81 n W. bet NJ u.s. and NJ 100 per mo-
Cnrceraa, bet l3th and l4tb Sis l00
y - NV. bet eth and 18th ....--.. 215
-O[ Det. ave. .n-e--.-.-..-..-....-----..---. ne 10
1915 corcoran st.-...-...-.....-.- s5Oper mo.
81. bet 9Th and 9Th. h..-.---.----.------- loo
Vermont ave bet NJ Il Iowa Cir. 100
2025 q st. n.w........-,...-..-.--.--.. 500 per
529I 10y NJ 10Th 81 nw-..--..---''-~-- W per mo-
Boundary ST. bet 10th and lstb NV 40
1903 It. m. W ..-. ......-........ 80
TYLER e. RUTHERFORD,
n6-6is 12Z6 ST NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

A MACH1NIST CHARGED WITH BIGAMY,-
Yesterday afternoon a warrant was placed in
the hands of Detective Wheeler for the arrest
OF John h. Pheil, jr., machinist, aged twenty
seven years, on the charge of bigamy, and this
morning Sergeant Mulhali arrested him at his
residence, 9Th and streets southeast. 1t is
alleged that Phiel is now living with mis- third
wife, the first being dead; that OH May LIST.
1852, he married one Lizzie Burns, who now
resides at the corner of y street and New
Hampshire avenue, and September LIST last
married Mrs. Sue McNally, widow with two
children, Rev. DR.. Leonard, of ST. Johns
church. officiating at the first, and Rev. Father
Hughes, OF ST. Tucresas, 1T Auacostia, at the
second ceremony. He has been locked up for
u hearing.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

L>OR SALE-SEVERAL NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
- Houses, with bath rooms and gas fixtures. in
part OF the heated throughout with
1atrobeS for u. .4UU. Terms from SOU S5UU cash
balance from S25 10 $50 per month.
AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Real Estate and Loans
Il m
Evening star., 1886-11-09

ENOR SALE-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON
II 18th ST. N. w, near I; rooms: ali modern i'm
provements: will be completed In ten days. So 90
One New Brick House, Wailach Place: S4,JOO.
Th,se three houses the only lett out 1910
having been sold before completion.
AUSTIN p. BROWN
Heal Estate and Loans.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

S2S 4tn ST. E.e. ,6 rSS12.5O
Fear 2siU2 l. ST.. A.. l3
4Oi n II ne. 6r.. ..i2
Al 18th ST. 5r-.....-.lU.50
i'k42U Va av-. 4r-...-IU
Rear 2621 / ST., 4r..iU
n. - r ST.. 5r..-......S.5O
Water ST., hear ZUth, 5r.-S
3 re. cor. JeIr X Water st..S
Ixlo + st. 2r..........7
Rooms in 1870 High 81
Evening star., 1886-11-09

A HUSBANDS REvENGE.-Henry Williams,
coiored, about thirty-hve years OF age, was in
the dock before Judge Smell to-day charged
with an assault on Israel Foster, also cOIored,
vino TESTIFIED that Sunday afternoon, while
walking along X street southwest, he passed
Williams ami Harrison Robinson, who We're
standing on tue sidewalk talking. couple OF
minutes alter he had passed them he heard
some one say: Look out ior the sIone." Wit
ness turned to look back when u large stone
struck him In the eye. Witness said before
he could recover he was stretched out. Wit
ness denied tnat he kept company with Viii.
liams wife. Other witnesses gave similar tes-
In Jail without fine
Evening star., 1886-11-09

Observation-Disclosures licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO John
W Wiiiiams and Lizzie Brown, of Prince George
county, Md; Joseph L. Creary and Saiiie r.
pert and Catherine Fitzgerald; w. Duvall
humphrey and Anne Mary Skinner, both Of
Prince George county, Md; Clinton u. Scannell
and Anna NJ BiaiZhum; Irving E. Iriplett and
Olive u. Mclean, both OF Fairfax county, Va;
Lemuel Kettle and Geolsiana Rollins; w. I.
brooke, oI Norfolk, Va, and Mary Goode; Rich
ara u. Gaithe: ana Maggie Jeniler; Irving w.
DooiiLtie, OF Topeka, Ham, and Hattie Throop.
The Osceola times., 1886-06-19

Sheriff w. b. Haskins, of Missis.
sippi county, is in the city on his way
to Little Rock. Mr.. IIaskins was re.
iustated in his position as Sheriff some
days since pending final decision OF
his case before the Supreme Court. -
Evening Ledger.
With all due respect to the oppos-
ing opinions on the subject, Haskins
holds the Office illegally, and if any
other citizen of Mississippi county
had demanded and taken possession
of the office with no stronger author
ity than that conveyed by writ of
Supcrsedeas issued by the clerk Of a
court, process which estops the is
suance of execution for costs, would
be in contempt of the court that re-
moved him from Office, but as he ap-
pears 10 be law unto himself, and
smcnable to no other law, We begin
to doubt whether the laws Of the state
are made for the government Of Off.
cials - well - the common herd.
The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
Onp of the most inside

One Of the most insidious enemies
of ministerial usefulness is the craze
for popularity that leads the preach
or to resort to questionable meth.
ods to build up fictitious reputa-
lion. We have known men to make
their pulpits the sounding board of
every new sensation in order to hoist
themselves into public notice, but
we have usually looked in vain for
results in real achievements, such as
sinners converted, saints strength
ened, God gloriiied, grounds for
honest pride on the part of the sin
cere minister Of Christ. But there
is reputation on the other hand
that is to be coveted. 1t ls that
which comes with the power to do
solid and genuine work, from being
the humble instrument in the hands
of God, of bringing blessings to the
world, and feeling the ability to
snatch the sinner from the miry pit,
and plant bis feet upon the solid
rock. The reputation Of such a man
is a precious heritage, and it carries
with it a power that is irresistible.
1t is the reputation for greatness
that comes from being a faithful SER
vant--true greatness according to
Christ's standard. Xxx.
The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
Grand total. 4

Grand total. l,3oo w
Mr.. K. F. Adams of the Memphis
bar has been employed by a number
Of Taxpayers OF Mississippi county
to assist me in the prosecution of the
suits on Haskins' bonds, and has
been assisting me under the same
employment in the prosecution OF
these informa.ions.
Haskins has played democrat to
the whites and republican to the col
ored people. and has been able to be
elected right along. The democrat
ic party is now orgauzed and there
will be primary election Tor county
officers. There is no danger Of any
trouble unless it comes from Haskins.
He is u turbulent character, when
under the influence of liquor, aud
stands indicted in The Mississippi
county court for aggravated assault
ON Mr.. James Liston, county treas
urer, made during the May term of
court; alsc for carrying pistol un-
lawfully.
Mr.. Haskins says in his interview
in tho GA ErrE that ! am his bitter
personal enemy. | am uniriendly
towards him and would be towards
any other man acting as he has acted.
But neither ho nor his friends can
point out where ! have ever person.
ally or through my position as pros
ecutlng attorney done him an in us
tice. a jury Of his own selection,
under the instruction OF the court,
found him guilty of allowing a pris-
oner to 90 at large, which is sn Of
fense punished by heavy fine and
removal from office. llaskins could
not he fined under the information
but was removed from Office 10y the
court upon the verdict of guilty re-
turned by the jury. The other in
formation filed against him at tho
May term for failure to make quar-
terly settlements, failing to serve a
bench warrant and failure to keeI
books and make report of fees were
equally as certain to remove hm had
they been tried, but as he is removed
on the first charge those others stand
against him. The record itself all.
solutely proves the charges contain
ed in two of the infornations."
The Osceola times., 1886-06-19


Why is it that some parties are
attempting to make it appear that
Bard Edrington lives in Memphis? :?
Have they no respect for the man
or his oath; or, are they getting off
a stale gag? We would remind these
parties Of one thing, and that is, he
looks to the interest of The state and
to the enforcement of the criminal
code in the Second Judicial Circuit
of Arkansas, and forget it not in your
perlgrinations among the people,
.Ionesboro Democrat.
Bard Edrington's home and prop
erty is in Mississippi county, Ark,
and there he votes and pays a poll
tax. He is one of the best and most
faithful Prosecuting Attorneys that
ever rode over this district, ana
Cross county wants him again. Such
inslnuations as the above merit only
contempt for those uttering them,
and Will gain no votes for their can
didate.-- Cross Go. Chronicle.
Bard believes in prosecuting those
who are guilty; those who are derc.
lict in their duty in positions of trust
and emo)ument, as well as the com
mon crap-shooter and razor .oter.
He believes in purging the source
AS well as the stream; hence the op-
position-the hue and cry against
him, by criminals Of high and low
degree,
The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
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The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE oFREAL ESTATE

NOTICE IS hereby given. that in pursuance e
Of a decree % the Mississippi ,hancery Court
rendered at its May term iss6 we, as Commis :
siOnefs. will proceed to Sell in 'front.' OF the
Court House. in the town of Osceola, Ark >
within legal hours, ON
SATURDAY. JUNE 18TH, 1856,
the following real estate, situated In the toWh
OF Osceola, Arkansas, to-wH; The three acre
Lot, known as the - Planters Hotel propcriy,
and Lots Nos % and ~. known as the o,u
Court IIonse 4" and Tenement, Immediately
East, for partition among ,he heirs oI the ia''
Martina &. James
Property sold on a ,radit Of six months, Sc
cured'hy notes with good security and lien re-
tanned until purchase money is paid
" i. HALE,
W. y WILLIAMS, : Commissioners
j. II CARuTIlERs,
The Osceola times., 1886-06-19

WHILE the entire country is watch
ing with painful interest the political
movements of the leading parties,
aud Legislation in Congress on the
subject of taxing oleomsrgarine, the
citizens of Memphis, almost to a
man, have gone crazy ON the subject
of Base Ball
The Osceola times., 1886-06-19

THE disgrun,led Whcclers nomi-
mated a State Wheel ticket in con-
vention at Little Rock last week, but
the nominees have all declined the
honors. They are now securing the
woods in search otpolitical aspirants
who are willing to sacrifice them
selves ON the Wheel.
The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APpEAI. enters upon its foriy-siNih year
rim. in the experiences of tile pa.t ana VI J ol
hon, Tor future for tie whole country, phl
especially for this and the n,igh'orlng states
that shall surpa,s the dreams ~ ihe most s'l
gnine of The early settlers All the questions
growing ont OF slavery, and which leit the NORM
and the south divided for nearly three genera
tons have been settled, and the STATES nave
adjusted Themselves 10 the new conditions IN u
spirit of unity peace and concord There are Z,
therefore, no issues before the country that are
not common to all the people, and that are no'
of an economical and national character. lhere
are no questions before the National Legislature
that do not equally effect the intefe>te oi az the
States aud that cannot be discussed from bash
of personal welfare by the citizens ofal Of them.
For the future therefore. legislation, both ma
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Personal politics Is, with the bosses, 10 be
relegated TO the past, and civil service reform
Is to secure to the country honesty, efficiency
and industry In public places, lie polltlcal
outlook is all that could be desired Presluenl
Cleveland has made an abiding impression up
on the country and at the close OF his admin
istration will have reconciled even political
opponents To a continuance Of Democratic as
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the progress Of the country. All the available
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mahy years be the favored section for enter
prs ing immigrants, and its coal and iroa nelds
invite capitalists from the exhausted mineral
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The Osceola times., 1886-06-19

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The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
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The Osceola times., 1886-06-19

(lSS2) Just AS ycur commissioners
have reported shortage oil 1922 81
in the county revenue tax caused by
forced balance on the clerks books,
county court record, volumn 2, page
2Y9, and charge the sheriff and col
lector with the amount"
AT the time these forced balances
were made, Robert Dean, the conf
dental deputy of w. B. iIaskins,
was for short time deputy clerk and
these forced balances are in his hand
writing. Again:
ave found from the delinquent
list in the possession Of the sheriff
that s326,60 of this fund delinquent
Inst, 1881 had been collected but
never turned over"
"What are the amounts with which
Haskins is charged?" asked the re-
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"rhe commissioners findings of
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R-capitulation of report of com
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The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
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The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
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The Osceola times., 1886-06-19

Let every democrat turn out to-
day and DO his duty.
The Washington bee., 1886-08-07
SOUTHERN OUTRAGES.

We print elsewhere the report
of the committee on "Southern
Outrages," in the Press Convention
at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
1t Is significant when American
editors have to call the attention
of the country to outrages commit
ted against law, Christianity, hu
manity, the Constitution and A
merican citizenship. 1t is true
that the organized opposition to
Negro success is not now used to
so great an extent as during the
later days of Reconstruction.
First came the Ku-Klux khan,
composed of the flower Of the con
federate army, sworn to do vic,
lence to law, property and life.
Second came the ballot box
method, eight or nine different
boxes to confuse and dumbfound
the igl GRANT voter.
Third came the tissue ballot, by
which Que white man at the south
has three times as much political
power as one white man at the
North.
Now the Negro votes at the
sou.h, but the white democrats do
the counting. There is another
outrage more appalling than Or
ganized violence, the crime of
keeping the Negro ignorant by
failing to provide tor him adequate
educational facilities. Few OF the
late instructions have provided
the Negro with school facilities
and strong opposition to the Blair
Educational Bill yet comes from
the south through its representa-
tives IN Congress. But the great
est outrage that exists at the
south to day is the jury system
and the chain gang. This twin
evil is sapping the life of the
south anJ inflicting upon the Ne
gro a two fold cross of woe.
The Washington bee., 1886-08-07

Gov. Ireland of Texas has writ
ten a letter to the Secretary of
State asking that the Federal au-
thOrities take some action concern
ing the execution df Francisco
Assesures, by Mexico. Mark the
difference between this governor
and those of some of the other
southern states. We wonder if
Gov. Ireland would have been SO
worked upon, had this man been a
Negro? A citizen is a citizen and
every one should receive the same
treatment from the hands of those
in authority. In some southern
states the Negroes are shot down,
like brutes and scarcely any notice
is taken of the act. 1t appears to
us that those who are to see justice
done to all, should do more toward
protecting the Negro in his life,
liberty and happiness. More talk
is made over the death of white
men than would be made over one
hundred Negroes. Not that we
think it wrong for Texas to avenge
the Mexican outrage, not all.
But we do think that the wrong
done to a Negro just as worthy of
being avenged as that done to a
white man. If the Negro were
protected in his rights as the white
man is, he would soon become a
power, felt by the nations as such.
The whites know this to be true,
by the progress he has made since
his emancipation and they are not
willing to accede any more to him
than is absolutely cessary. The
day is not far distant, we hope,
when it will be absolutely 'necessa-
~ to accord to him every right be-
longing to an American citizen.