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Sunday mornings. for Ons cent a ,oOrd
each Insertion. Tsrms cash.
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THE OSCE0LA TIMES.
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We would have turned out all
of our barn yard fowls but were
afraid some smart Alex would say,
that anybody can get out paper
when he turns has chickens out to
scratch.
Take DR.. r. A. Armistesd's Ague
Tonic for Chills and Fevers.
Few subscribers: l.. f. Mar
tell, Elmot, Ark; NJ. r. Bell, Rose
vile, Ark.
Renewals: Frank Jones, Golden
Lake, Ark; Charles Harrell Osceola.
The old colored citizens who
have lived here almost a life time
came up manfully and stood by the
democrats like Trojans. The dem
ocrats of Mississippi county owe them
debt Of gratitude which will not
soon be forgotten.
He that by the pillow would thrive
Himself must either hold Or drive,
And he that no longer fever and ague
will endure,
Should not procrastinate,
Bat take 4" Certain Chill Cure"
Pleasant to take, cures without fail,
And Gaylord & Hale have it on sale.
The giant deputy, Frazier, from
Little River, who has been in the
habit of terrorizing over the commu.
nifty, whenever he came in, and slap
ping over little men, was in town
last Tuesday hunting up fight. He
found one. lie went back to his
lonely retreat with head on him as
| big AS n -four barrel
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Mr.. and Mrs. Price and Misses
Price, of Fulton, Tenn, spent seve.
raj days this week vising Mrs. Tay-
lor and family.
Miss Maria Hanna, of Jourdan
Station, KY, is down on an extend
ed visit TO Mrs. w. f. Williams.
Prevent Malaria by using Arms
tead's Ague Tonic. Gives tone to
She system and prevents sickness.
Keep it in the family.
The Ball given by the yonng
Democrats last "Wednesday night
was highly enjoyable, and was we'll
attended. Want of space forbids
further mention.
Since the election, Mr.. W. b.
IIaskins has been prostrated, and rs
we 60 to press, his attending physi-
clans regard his condition as extreme
ly critical.
The boys have jubilated over
the success of the democratic party,
and hurrahed until they are So hoarse
that few Of them can be heard above
a whisper.
Mrs. b. II. Bacchus presented
the Times with two monster Egg
Plants, weighing two and a half, and
two and a quarter pounds each.
Thanks, who can beat them?
Intelligence reached here last
Tuesday morning Of the sudden
death Of Mr.. A. l.. Lee, of Fulton,
Tenn. He died very suddenly Of
heart disease while at Ripley, Tenn,
on Monday night.
PRAIRIE NANCE,
IrcH. and Scratches OF every kind
cured in 80 Minutes by Woollord's ;
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
s Hale, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
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les, 'hev ALL got there, WITHOUT
the loss Of a single soul. Brother
Blythe, please lead us in prayer.
Haskins has ne cause to COM
plain at his defeat. The people of
Mississippi county honored him with
the highest office within their gilt
for eight years, He simply made a
mistake in not stepping down and
out before they sat down on him.
The special and undivided atten-
tion of Bro. Moss, Reporter of the
Psragould Press, is called to the
vote of Mississippi County for w.
b. Edrlngton. How does that com
pare in sweetness to that sugar coat
ed letter from L. A, Barton, Of Col
den Lake,
The Poll Parrot at the Repu bli,
can Head Quarters. carried away by
the enthusiasm in the streets, joined
in the general "hurrah for Hayes
and McVeigh." and got locked up
as a traitor in the Republican Camp.
Polly, you talk too much.
Hayes legs are not handsome:
but if he did. as 1t is claimed, stand
with one foot M Chickasawba and
the other in Clear Lake, and elee-
tioneered, first with one then the
other, occasionally STOPPING down
to kiss tie children on Big Lake,
then he can beat Logan Rozzell get
ting around.
Big Lake was SOLID, losing but .
votes out Of 30. She was first to
send in her returns; Ike Daugherty
one of her citizens, was the first to
fire off the "Little Democrat" and
she was the first to send IN her school
report. Three cheers and tiger
for Big Lake! The flag was pulled
down Wednesday morning and pre-
sented to the Big Lake delegation
who will fling it to the breeze ovel
Big Lake Island.
That candidate who by his actua
merit and record makes himself sol.
id with the people, is never in any
danger OF being sold out by bosses
on the eve OF an election. Let the
new county officials make it the ain
of their official lives to merit the con
fidence of the people by keeping a
clean record; and also remember
that the hurrahs of to day may bt
exchanged for curses tomorrow.
When it was known that the De,
mocracy had carried the county tick
ct, enthusiastic colorcd Democrat,
picked up Hayes and Hugh, ano
bearing them on their shoulders
above the heads of the crowd, car
ried them along the streets, accom-
panied with yells which would have
made a Comsnche Indian turn pale
1t was amusing in the extreme, to
see Hayes, the newly elected sheriff
reposing serenely on the heads oi
the colored men. Hugh looked lik,
the victim of circumstances.
1t rs said that when on Mill Bay
ou, Hugh McVeigh always reminds
the people of that rural settlement
of the time when he used to pillow
and pick cotton among them. The
last time he was up there, he spoke
SO tenderly, almost tearfully of those
innocent, happy days of his earl,
life, that many Of his friends crowd
ed around him, and generously of
fered him all the plowing and cotton
picking he could stand up to, If he
would only give up the sinful life o
county politician and return to the
innocent lite of a Mill Bayou plow
boy. The c.erk gently, but firmly
tore himself away from the delight
ful picture.
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Election Notes.
We got thar Eli!

we gov tHaT Ell.
The Democrats of Osceoia 'didn't
have to hunt their holes"
"Praise God trom whom all bless
ings flow"
The people OF Zig Lake had no
use tor Shueks, They like solid corn.
The Carson Lake Villain has been
villainously happy since the election.
Logan Rozzell ran mighty well
for man with biles = on him.
Joe NJ, Stephenson, and the other
Little Democrat" have been M
merously heard from lately.
1t is better to go out of oflice e on
your own motion than to wait for the
people to make the motion.
The thanks of the Mississippi Co.
Democracy are due 10 many nation
al republicans who aided them in
our recent victory,
What! a democrat on a Republi.
can ticketY Why, he'd be as much
out Of place as an apple blossom on
a jimPson weed.
Chickasawba township still bears
the horns AS the banner democratic
township. and rolled sp her two han
dred majority.
The citizens of Big Lake town
ship vote just like they shoot at
ducks-to kill; but Jack Shuck
didn't point the guns.
Amt it strange, now, that as big
a man as Riggsns is, couldn't climb
over such little elevation as Bethel
Hill?
Hurrah for the Democratic party!
The party carried the candidates, not
the candidates the party. Hurrah for
the party, boys.
Veri6ed-The Times prediction a
few weeks ago, that the 9TH, day of
September would be a cold day for
Haskins and his ticket, came prompt
ly to time.
Our thanks are due to Grover
Cleveland for important services in
our late county election. He freed
the colored brother from faith in
ghosts and political bosses,
They do say that Abe Bias, of
Frenehmans bayou, worked like a
Trojan for the success Of the Has
kin's ticket, and was true to his con-
yictions. The Times extends its
sympathies.
When the people get tired of an
official, and have made up their
mind to dismiss him, they knew now
to do it, and laugh when they hear
talk of leaders.
"He got tired of being beat for
the last eight years, and then chang
ed for the winning side, as he be-
lieved, only to find himself the day
after the election feeling like he had
sold himself for less than a nickel"
The Frenchman bayou boys made
a good fight, in spite Of strong opPo.
sition and treachery, and wrested a
handsome majority for reform and
democracy.
1t was not because the people low
ed Hayes more, but because they
loved bossism less. A wooden In.
dian figure at the head OF the ticket
would have been crowned with the
same result.
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Official Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Coun,v and Probate judge Bsyel
lhrcuit and Comfy Clerk-Hugh MeNeigh
she, M and Collector w. B. laskins.
county Examiner Leon housssn'
County Tr~ssur-r-y smss List1n
County Surveyor Thomas II. husgra'e'
tounty Coroner ri. NJ. Lawrence.
County Assessor. X. Riggans
MONROE TOW NsHlP
y,.,,.cs of the p~sce-A. ]. Lynch, n. {,
Tandy
Constxble-John Eddie
MUNICIPAL ofFiCEBs.
Mayor-John D Blackwobd.
Recorder-h. Heinz.
Aldermen--James ListoL, Sas. NJ hamh'o"'
n II Bxcchus, W ID. Jones, A. u. riei"s
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS .

We are authorized to announce HON. PoIN-
DEXTER DUNN, as e candidate for re- election
to the lower house Of Congress. from the First
Congressional District of Arkansas. subject
to tue soiioa Of the Democratic CoDgressioua al
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Masonic.

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, 1886-08-19
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Port Of Port Townsend.


Port Townsend, August 12-Arrived-
Br. bark Tetuan, from Annoy, China, via
Victoria. Loads lumber at Port Blakely
for Shanghai.
Bark Oakland, from San Diego; loads
lumber at Port Madison for San Fran
cisco.
Schr. Reporter, from Amoor river, ST.
IBERIA; loads lumber at Port Blakely.
Destination not known.
Schr. Hueneme, % days from Santa
Barbara; loads lumber at Port Gamble
for San Francisco.
Bktn. Grace Roberts, from San Frau
cisco.
Bktn Makah discharged two steam
launches at Hastings wharf for r. W
deL;on and Morgan & hastings. The
Makah proceeds to Seattle, for which
place she has freight, thence to Port
Blakely to load lumber for Townsville,
Australia.
San Francisco, Aug l0-Arrived-Ship
Two Brothers, from Tacoma; ship GLORY
of the Seas, Nanaimo; steamer Mexico,
Port Townsend.
Sailed-Ship Ericsson, Port Townsend.
Loss OF PUGET SOUND VESSEL.
SAN Francisco, August 11.-Advices
were received in this city today of the
wreck OF the lumber barkentine Kitsap
on Elizabeth Reef, New South Wales, in
the South Sea, June 18th. The barken-
tine was bound from Port Gamble for
Melbourne. All hands were saved. The
Kitsap had a cargo of lumber worth
$1,000. Neither ship nor cargo was in
sured. She was owned by Pope & Tai
bot, OF this city, aud was built by the
Puget Mill Company at their yard at
Port Ludlow in 1882. Her gross tonnage
was 694, and her net tonnage 666. She
was good carrier and fast sailer. and
had met with no mishaps up to the pres
ent voyage.
, 1886-08-19
(From Fridays Daily.)

Port Townsend, Aug. 13-Ship Mem
non sailed for Ounalaska last night; was
towed to sea by tug Mogul.
Tug Biz towed ship Alaska to Tacoma
this morning, where she loads South
Prairie coal for San Francisco.
Ship Ivanhoe, coal laden from Seattle
for San Francisco, was towed TO sea this
morning by tug Goliah.
Ship Spartan and barks Tidal Wave
and Cowlitz passed up last night.
Arrived-Steamer Idaho, from Alaska
In port-Bark ST. Lawrence, lumber
laden from Port Ludlow for Australia
bark Chas. Bal, lumber laden from Port
Blakely for Australia, and bktn Klikitat
lumber laden from Port Gamble fol
Honolulu.
Str. Michigan. 30 days from Astoria
purchased by Jas. Nugent, arrived last
and proceeded today to Pert Blakeley.
, 1886-08-19
With Our Exchanges.

Hops now bring "a cents per pound in
Pierce County.
Whitman county democrats have elect,
ed Voorhees, delegates.
The wheat crop of California for 1886
is. estimated at from 100000 to 1,000,,
600 tons.
Secretary Lamar has instructed the
governors of territories to send in their
reports earlier than before.
Tea is now on the way to Boston from
China by the Suez canal and the Pacific
railway to test the question which is the
quicker route.
Reduced fare has been allowed on all
the o. r. & N. lines to Indians, from the
lower Sound en- route for the hop fields
OF King and Pierce counties.
Serttle Press: Ship r. L. Belknap
now loading Seattle coal at the new in
cline, is the largest vessel that has ever
loaded at this port She takes 400 long
tons coal.
Considerable trouble is experienced iu
the Cascade tunnel from noxious gases
Notwithstanding that fresh air is being
pumped into the tunnel the men often
succumb to the foul air.
P-I: The Eliza Anderson has been
| withdrawn from the Seattle-Yancouver
route on account of slack business. She
will probably not run sgain until pay,
ing route can be found for her.
The Waterville, N. Y. Hop Reporter
says: The yards continue to die. Nc
one here expects anything but practical
failure. What hops do hang Oh vines
here and there are louise, dirty and of nc
value.
Mackey. the California million aire, il
the hacker OF a company organized tC
construct another overland telegraph
line in connection with the Canadian
Pacific railroad. 1t is also proposed tc
build line from New Westminster tC
San Francisco.
ANOTHER TEA SRIP.-Messrs Rowland
& Hotchkiss have received from Pau
Heineman & Co, of Yokohama, Japan, {
letter dated July 10th, stating that they
had forwarded samples Of teas for th'
former firm. The letter also says they
are agents for the Northern Pacific rail
road, and will have n vessel on shortly t.
to be loaded with teas for Tacoma. Thi
letter was only 20 days en- route from
Yokohama, and at that came via Sal
Francisco. The above item is only on,
OF many hereafter TO be reported for th'
rich trade that Tacoma can claim Us he
owu.-Tacoma Netrs.
Mr.. c. NJ Bolton and wife, OF Sar
Juan Island, called at the ReUeiHe offic'
last Friday. MIR. Bolton is a member o
the firm and has the management OF tb,
oil works at Friday Harbor. He inform
us that the establishment has capacit,
for converting 5000 dog-fsh per day int
a most excellent quality of oil. Twent,
fisherman are now employed, and a
many more can find employment. TIL
company pay 2 nts per fish, ard GooC
fisherman will take from 900 to 400 fs
per day. This Is an industry fBat Is d
yet IN its infancy. and PROMISES to ds
yeiop iuto q business Of considerable IN
portance to San Juan county.-Whatcor
Rcrciits.
, 1886-08-19
JONES & CALHOUN.
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Port Townsend, w. T., Aug. %, '84.
ALL VESSELS Bound to any OF the Ports in
a the Hawaiian Kingdom are required to
nave consular certificates of invoices ana GER
Glcates of the origin of goods. All necessary
aapers and information furnished on applica-
ion to JAMES &. SWAN,
T. H. Ms Consul, anBOESelen's Building.
dkw:tf Adams St. Port Townsend.
, 1886-08-19
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expenses.
, 1886-08-19
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, 1886-08-19
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TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES.
For Public buildings.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Contracts are
now being made at the treasury depart
ment for fuel, light and miscellaneous
supplies for all public buildings, 70,
which there is available an appropriation
OF $500 600. A general rule has been
adopted to award sontract in each case
to the lowest responsible bidder for the
work as recommended by the custodian
OF the buildings.
Reappointed Officials.
The president appointed VIM. G. Lang
ford to be associate justice of the Su.
preme court or Washington Territory
vice 8. G. Wingard suspended, and G.
Van Horebaka to be United States attor.
ney for the southern district of Illinois
vice j. c. Connolly suspended. These
were among the nominations left over.
Island Hallway Completed.
VICTORIA, Aug. ! 1.-THE Island railway
in which Dunsmuir. Crocker and Stan.
ford are interested, is completed. The
| rails were joined last night, and Lady
Macdonald drives the last spike tomor
row.
All questions at variance between the
Canadian Pacific Railway company and
Victoria merchants were adjusted yester
day. The company meet the merchants
liberal spirit, and have captured the
trade of the province.
At WRiIa WalIa.
WALLA WALLA, Aug 1.-THE dem
| ocratic primaries in WalIa WaIla thil
afternoon resulted in the election of ;
mixed tief1ar. North Walla Walla ssndi
eleven straight Voorhees out OF thir
teen. South WaIla Walla is mixed
Outside precincts are solid for Voorhees,
The primaries passed off quietly. Th.
delegates were not instructed. Th,
convention Saturday elects delegates I,
| the territorial convention. No count,
| ticket.
Blaine and Prohibition.
BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug. ia clos,
personal friend II Blaine is now prepar
Iug q speech in which he proposes Il
come out f1at-footed in favor of the strie
and impartial enforcement of the prohibi
ton law. Mr.. Blaine realizes" said tn,
gentleman. that the prnhih too issne /
| growing Throughout the Country, and j,
1888 will undoubtedly be power in III
! land"
, 1886-08-19
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, 1886-08-19

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