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10 vote for whom he plesses. The day
of bull-dozing and popping the par.
ty lash over the backs Of the passive
colored followers is past, and the
candidate who attempts i, now Is
sure TO be showed under 50 deep
that the toot of Gabritps horn will
never reach him.
Some of the voters seem to be la.
boring under the Impression that the
money liaskins borrowed from that
bloa,ed aris,ocrat, James Perry, was
to paw the shortage the commissions
ers found on his back settlement.
This is mistake, i. was to enable
him 10 make up his shortage on last
years collection. The finding Of the
Commissioners, as well as the finding
of the Grand Jury is still short, and
pending in the Circui, Conrt, and
by the time i, is all settled up there
will be large addition to the ranks
OF the two.bi, men.
Very respectfully,
A VOTEn.
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WONDER IF IT CAN Bx TIuRi

a few years sine" we remember
20 have heard Of a foul, dark and
damnable murder, which was pcrpe.
tra,cd in some of the southern states
perhaps Georgia. a drunken brute
becoming fierce and brutal in his
disposition foully murdered his wife
in cold blood, wi,hou, semhlanc.
of nm excuse on his part TO justify the
horrible and revolving deed.
A pre-emineut clergyman living
in the neIyhborhood of the crime, was
called on to preach the funeral ser.
mon of the murdered wife.
In his funeral discourse h. held
the following language, which seems
to harmonize with almost all church
creeds: although the deceased was
an obedicnt, faithful wife, affection
ate mother and a kind ncighbor, I
can hold out no hope of her salvstion.
Although true in all the relations of
life, vet she was not member of the
church" Holding out the Bible, he
"This book does not au-
,horize me TO say that any one can be
saved out Of the church, aud must
be candid ahl tel you honestl, tha,
| have no hope of a tlissful iuture
for this poor unfortunate, murdered
woman.
She was a noble aud true woman
IA her life on earth, We, che died out
of Christ-out Of the church, aud haas
been lost, for the Bible says So"
Her monster Of husband ~as i'm
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Hugh Il. Mcveigh returned
from canvassing the lower eud of
tn. county, Thursday, and reports
everybody below for Hugh for Clerk.
Renewal this Week: J. F.
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mediately arrested, tried, conyicted
and speedily brought to the scaifold
to be executed for the crime.
AS the condemned and bloody vii.
liAn stood on the gallows with the
halter around his neck and the trap
sprung, ready to launch his guilty
soul into eternity, the same minister
wiU had ofhcia,ed at his murdered
witee faneral services and had been
engaged TO minister consolation to
him, and under whose ministration
he had already been brought into
the church, on a profession of faith
in Christ, the son of God, approached
and took the cringing wretch's hand,
and said: my dearly beloved broth.
er, he encouraged, for in a few short
moments all your troubles, pain and
sorrow shall have ended, and you
will unite with all the blood. washed
'hrong in singing the sweet notes Of
redemption throughout all endless
eternity. Look to Jesus, your Heav.
emily King" said the preacher, with
a face ell aglow with gospel fire and
earnestness, "tor He will receive
your soul"
THIS blood-staincd monster in hu-
man shape, to spend All eternity sing.
ing redeeming love, whilst his poor
murdered wife was to writhc in He'll
suffering all the tortures Of the damn.
ed forever. Such Il doctrine is dis.
honoring to God, and All insult to
man. Jonesboro Detnncr.t
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JUDGES OF ELECTION.

The following is the list of judge,
appointed BY the County Court, Al
the July term, 1888, 10 &C. at III,
ensuing general election:
Cannadian-Andy J. Clark, Chas
N. Mitcherson, 2. T. Williams.
Swayne-John Lynch, John Halle
and A. w. Lucas.
Clear Lake &C. l.. Smith, +. l.
Sawyer, Geo. w. Ste Sart.
Monroe-Wm. l.. Humphreys, T
G. Edrington, Joseph Meyers.
Carson Lake-John II. Waller
G. w. Mcmillan, Geo. Dillahun,y
Troy-Wm. Vaughn, Tom. Nor
ris, J. w. Sheriff..
Upper Pecan-E. A. Norton, q
S. Carleton, John Shuck.
Scott-L. NJ. Carru.h, D. +. Jones
George Pessc.
Lower tec1l John Carroll, IL
II. Leggct', John Phillips.
Little River-B. +. jackson, An
dy Frazier. P. II. Higgs.
Dead Timber -F. 81. Bullard, J
l.. Banks, r. K. Cacvor.
West Big Lako-I. l., Daueher,y
S. B. Bunch, Chss, Davis.
East Big l.ake-Sam. Hector
John Perry, las. Hector.
Chickasswbs-Wm. Scarbro, /
". Nicely, Robs. Hardin.
Hickman n-l.u,her Walker. l.. II
Forsythe, J. II Huffman.
The judges Of each township or
voting prccinc, will have the ap
pointing OF Clerks of election.
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tCommunicated.l
IDAHO, Ark, July q, 1856

IDAmo, ARK, July q, 1885.
L. RoussAN, Osceols-Dear Sir:
Ny paper comes about once month.
Please see ~ it, and obligc.
No news. Crops generally good (;
everybody about through "laying
by." had the misfortune Of having
nv Tin burned down Saturday night
about two O'Clock; everything lost;
good many cotton seed, three or four
bales dog-tsil cotton and about one
half of my farming tools which were
stored in one Of the rooms in the
Gin house. The FIRE, | have reason
to believe, was caused BY . crowd of
slscsionsssing negroes coming BY
end slipping in 70 sleep OF the even.
iaeb dshssch. ! would sdvise eve
y Gis owner 70 keep . wssehmao
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DnoAhhh hoHhbNEh ASD lin CALNA'
TIoS ARMY.
Lime.Kiln Club in Dctroi, Free
Press.
n hold heah in my hands," said
Brother Gardner, as the sneexing,
coughing and shuilling died away in
Paradise Hall, "a letter akin how
lis Lime Kiln Club stands on DE-
Salvashun Army question. l, axes
fur AL honest expreshnn ot my in.
divldual opinyun, an dartore ! shan,
Compromise amy oi he rcs' Of you
when say:
ali n revivalist has got 10 d-n
yer eyes 70 save yer soul, den dar's
sunfin wrong wild o,hodox religion.
"lf de way 10 heaven am lined
wild who"Pin' howlin' men and wo.
men ! should reckon dat moas' OF
chiliun would gi, scarf an turn
back.
"De man or woman who can't spc.
runce chang Of heart in church
congregation Of respectable people
won't bo npt To gc, it in baIrack.
filled wit loafcrs.
"lt seems to bc good deal easier
fur pusons 70 believe dey hey n call
Ia go out an spread de gospel der
for 'em to believe dey hey call Il
make livin' by work
wf 1t has become necessary I.
scare q man into callin' hissrlf 1
christian 1t am no wonder dat religu,
DOM pay back borrowed money any
sooner dan Older folks.
"lf Sam jones can convert men tc
Christ by mixture O; humor, path
os, farce an sense, delivered in Al
ole barn, what's lie use of our cos,l,
church edifices an high.salericl
preachers2
"lt am my opinion dat nine tenth
of these wanderin' rcvivalists viii
hcv jist US hard work to squeeze in,t
Heaven As de average sinner.
"Whon you skecr a man int,
"beyin' de law you doan' make
law.abidin' citizen Of him any mo
dan you make q christian Of u ma,
when you skecr him into gi,,in' W
in crowd an declarin' dat he All
gwine 20 lead defrunt life. Soun,
de Triangle an' Jet the purceedin
purcccd.
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OLD F(,GIES.

Old Fogies may no, believe that
science is advancing but If there are
such things as "new fogies" they are
numerous as many testimonials have
been received from persons who have
been cured OF Chills and Fever with
Certain Chill Cure after all remedies
failed. Sold by Gaylord & Hale.
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Notice.

Tt. undersigned as admib o isirstOr Of the Estate
Of r u. Whitley, deceased will apply to the
October term OF the Probate Court OF MississiI-
II County, Arkansas. for al order to sell all of
section one, In Township 10 North,
In rsnsr East, lying NORTH west OF the Bayou.
In hississSp! County, Ark.nses, for the puI,
POSE OF paying the debts probsted against said
Estate, at which time all parties Interested in
. nd Estate. may appear and make such defense
as they may think proper
ils July th- 18th. 1855
NJ. WARD, Adm'f.
Of the Estate Of
y q Whitley. decd
q. W. Thomason, atty
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TO ruY lKoPLR op MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY.

Hon. w. II. Gndgel, Evansville,
Ind, writes: ~ take great pleasur,
in recommending 10 che public 'C.
G. &. CertAin Chill Cure NV wife
had third day sgue for FIVE months
and tried different remedies withou,
success. Af.cr using one bottle Of
your Certain Chill Cure a permanen,
cure is the result" Pleasant TO take.
Sold by Gaylord & Hale, on a
Guarantccd Sale.
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Comm isslOMer's Sale!

NO1I,E Is IIEREBY GIVEN, That under
and by Vita. OF q certain dserss rendered in
the Circuit totrt OF " lest tpi County. RI an
sss, at i,s May tenn. IAsS ! Win on
WEDNESDAY. sEPTVMBER 4. ls6.
sS!.r for rals 1t public onicry, OF the Court
h'Gs. d'or in orcs-o,s. AK ansas. tho following
desorihtd Real Estate, TO ~ii Nv of Ne y
Of section !, T. Ism, r 10, r IN ~ d tonn-
". said land 10 d-creed tu be aold under . de-
cr,o rendered IN sRii Court wherein q W
Harrington was p'siItiG sndE J Larrmore
-t NJ w.re Deiendau,s
sale will take place within legal hours
TERMS OF sALK
On n credit Of three months purchaser to
give mote With good and Sufficient security aud
vrndU's leiu retained en- tn. land to recnrc
purchase money. HUGH X acvfiGh.
July ~. 1886 special lora
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fCommun!caiel I
GoLpRn LAKE, ARK, 7.24, 1855.

NoLDAH LAkk, ARK, ES4, loSO.
EDroR OscEoLA TIxEs-.Dear
Sir: In your issue of June the Goth,
two lengthy articles appeared pur-
porting to have been copied from the
Little Gazette; one over the sigma
ture of W. Is. llnskinr, thc~ other,
over that of w. d. Edring,on; and
both discussing the status Of affairs
in Mississippi county relative to the
removal OF Sheriff lla,kins, from op-
p'site standpoin,s. was too busy
fighting grass q: the time to give the
matter much attention; but now that
crops are laid by, ! desire to have
my little say. AS q citizen and II
qualified elector, have tho right to
give expression to my views in con.
nec,,on with the acts of our public
servants, even though they may no,
have been my choice. or all the
weak and silly arguments advanced
in bis vindica,ion and efforts to hide
and screen himself from public cen.
sure, Haskin's insinua,ion that the
Board OF Commissioners made those
forced balances on the Records, IL
the most idio,ically silly tina, could
possibly be imagined. For prooi o!
which it is only necessary to state
,kaS Ii. c.tt tln,,n,,,a ,-.x, ,.,l ~.
cording to the figures represented by
these forced balances long before the
Commission Was created and ap-
pointed. He was dong tolerably
we'll, considering the desperate state
Of his case, when he laid the blame
on his trus,y deputy, who had the
making out Of his settlement, but be
spoilt it all when he tried TO shift i,
on the Board Of Commissioners. The
assertion that he could prove ,ha,
these forced balances were not on
the books when be made his settle.
ment, has created a doub, in his
warInest supporters which amounts
to q pretty well settled convic,ien
that the insane asylum is yawning
TO receive him as an honored guest.
He goes on and Gays that the men
who heard him make the remarks
about the Blaine election we're Mr..
Edrington's clique, as is also the
man who wa. appointed by the cour.
to summon the Jurors; and yet, how
is it that We see the democratic par.
ty Of Mississippi county in convcn-
ton assembled, fully, unequivocally
and unrescrvedly endorse the actions
Of this same Edring,on, as prosecut-
ing attorney. Was ,hi. his clique :
If so, then his clique represents all
the white folks Of the county, and a
right smart sprinkle Of the most in
telligcnt Of the colored people sand
wichcd between 70 lend coloring and
variety 10 the handwriting on the
political horoscope Of Mississippi
county.
| understand some Of Haskins'
colored bull-dozers and trimmers
drov" off one Of Mr. Hayes support.
ers from the barbecue grounds on
the Bayou the other day, and knock
cd another in the head with a club,
simply because they were lposed
to Haskins. This is rather danger
Gus proceeding, and ! would sugses,
that they 60 slow.
This is q free country, and e-ery
man has the right to be heard, aud
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CONSTIPATION,

We will send the Osceola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, POSTPAID. to any
address for one year for 1910
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FOR SALE!

Saw Mill Plant-good as new
A Double Standard Saw Mill, all
complete, with two 90 inch and one
~ inch Saws, and all necessary at.
tachments. Cost >l,OOO; will sell
for $500 cash, or good acceptance.
Apply TO GEO. E. PETrKy,
1908. Gold Dust, Tenn.
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Arkansas Gazette
The most WIDELY rirculat.
ed, and most com pre-.
henslve newspaper
in Arkausas.

The roet compist. line ofapasisl and srsoci.
at'd fr.ts Erws. Incomp srably tb. beet
Market k'porH. Noted for impartiality, can
dor, f,arlersness and biiity in ftr diacnrsiohs
Of tn, topics Of the day. Performed lie share
IN making the Republican party co. IN
1854
IL believes In ArkAnsas and fbe New sou,h,
aud will always lead in bringing To the notice
Of the world 'he S'at.s's uncqua'led re 'ouTrs-.
II THINKS the Indian Territory IL r-fardinp
The yrugr.ss ct Arksnpas moe than al other
causes combined, ant shall continue i's night
10 open II until that blessing II accomplished.
DAILY.
OSR lEtR ...... .-.......... ...... SO %
SIX MONTHS. ................ ...... o.. no
ONt MONTH .......-... ........ ........... 90
WEEKLY.
oSEYEAR .................... .. 81
NIN MONTHS ...... 90
THREE MONTHS. -...... .......,... 20
Following custom established some years,
the GAztIIh oa,r' choice uumb.r at good
srd useful books as premiums TO i's w,.kly
subscribers
The Gazette Is clahh-d with tais paper for
1855 at 81, 10, poet tfe paid.
tos list Of preM iums, sstdte.s
THE GAZETTE,
Llytle Lock. Aik
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MIINmnrs monsv than az snythiny else by
M IN taxing an sRercy for the beet seilin z
Vll'book out Beginners succeed grantly.
None fall Tsrns free HAiLsrr BOOK Co. =,
Portland Maine.
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Important. I

When you visit OF leave New York, save
Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hin. and
stop ut the Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand
Central Depot.
klegant rooms fitted mp al q COS, OF one mil
lion dollars. reduced 10 si, 90 and upwards pei
day European plan. Elevator. Restaurant,
supplied with the beet. Horse cars stage and
elevated railroad TO all depots famiios car
live better for less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than at any other lrst class hotel in the
city.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon its forty sixth year
ripe in the experiences of the past and fa'l of
hope for future for the whole country, but
eepecia for this and the ntighboring States
that sbaIl surpass the dreams OF the most san
guine of the early settlers All the questions
growing out OF slavery, snd which len the North
aud the South divided for nearly three genera
tons have been settled, and the States have
adjusted themselves To the new conditions In
spirit OF unity peace and concord There are,
therefore, no issues before the country that are
no; common TO all the people, and that are not
OF an economical and national character. There
are no questions before the National Legislature
that do not equally effect the intereste of all the
States 81 d that cannot be discussed from bass
Of personal welfare by the citizens ofal Of them.
For the future therefore, legislation, both ma
ton al and state. Is to be Of q business char
acter. and Is, tor that reason TO come home
closer and cloter to the individual citizen.
Personal politics Is, with the bossee, to be
relegated to tho past, and civil service reform
Is to secure to the country honesty, efficiency
and industry In public places. The political
outlook ls all that could be desired, President
Cleveland has made an abiding impression up
on the country, and at the close OF his admin.
.s,ration will have recopcled even his poll ical
opponents TO a continuance Of Democratic as
,endancy There Is nothn ng " hinder or elsrd
the progress OF the country. All the available
lands OF the Wesitak up. the South must for
maLy years be the favored eection for enter
pr.sins in migrants, and It's coal and rch fields
invite capitalists from the exhausted IMMORAL
lands OF the North and West, A rapid and great
increase OF manufactures must follow. and this
will necss sssitate rapid lncr, ,se nf railroads and
d corresponding increase ofour laborinc popu-
| lation The APPEAL. the pioneer In the jour
nalistic field Of the Southwest, always In SYM
pnthy with the people, will be found during the
year lust born as ful Of ofenterprise as In the past
and animated by only the desire to Keep the lead
and prompt its readers 10 the Increasing advan-
tages OF our soil and climate and geographical
situation. ~ accomplish this no expense will
b. SPARED. We shall continue to make u most
lib.al use OF tho telegraph and thus keep our
resdera Informed OF the advance OF the woT'd
iav by day as fast ss developments In any de
partment OF human ehoI are made public. We
shail endeavrr TO to keep the APPEAL up to It's
now bign standing as news paper aud leader
Of public opinion, and 30 continue to deserve
the 80 far unshakon confidence Of constituency
that ~ strongest outside OF 1onhcssee, IL 5iIs
tisrllul. ArkAukAs and Alabuml
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MANHOOD
ANp
sexual Power
BJ the u,e of
NERV1T A.

fs"ssaIds of cAs-v a. Sstyo1s Debility
uSntsl and physical wvakpe~% iosf v,,.a k<,~sl,
s~rvsus pro-trstiop, ry-ul& of indiscre,torit,
bxcerN,s W 9ny e.sso, eurni b. Hcyiis No
Ism'~iy ever on red u) tho ntfirt.d As- met
Win ruch unprecedented suGo,r II hp- 40
equal for caring all forms OF sNRvOu. WASTE,
hhuArr1i"s, DEBILITY sR b,cAr Ito beu,-
h.iaI 'f'eis are Immediately prrcsplible; IN
fsv wrshs s'i.r commencing IN usr n feeling
"Y renewed yig"r and strength Il apparent. II
effects prompt and rsdl"sl cure and I. tE,
only safe and .nectbal rem,dy known for cur
ing all forDis of Nervous Debility fr.m am
csnrs. Is Effects ars peTma, vnt No mntt,i
how aggravated yorr care, how many rene
dee you have Hiet. or how many doctors have
failed when the disease has bsniri III.
Kill OF the blert physicians, when nislancholy
snd despair have taken the place " hope and
the world locks blank and dreMy, Ner,itn
will Inspire new NE and pennsr entity rur.
hody and mind II ~ css,- Nired ny it,u4.
in 1881 Str"ny faith that 1, viii cnrs ever,
ease prompts me ~ r.ni a 'rial package on
receipt Of 10 cents Tor poeus., etc Name
this paper.
'DR A G oLIs. Box 2ia. Chicago. III.
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A OJClm. send 10 cents postage. and We viii
n IIIH mail you free a royal, valuable
IL VII sample box Of goods tht will put
yon In the way OF max ing more money at once,
than anything else In America. Both scxcs OF
all ages can live At home and work IN spare
time. or all the time. Capital not required We
viii start you. Immense pay, sure, for those
Maine.
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in their house every night until
after the election. Yours,
B. ). {.
n. Is. Think the Big Chief has
lost his holt down here. B. S. {.
Answering first proposition, We
would say that a copy Of the TINES
has been mailed regularly, every
week, to your address at Golden
Lake. ever since you called our at
tention to this matter, some two
months ago.
The intelligence conveyed under
that N. b. IN regard to the big chief
is good; let the good work OF loos-
ing his grip go on. The upper end
will be delighted to hear the glad
tidings from the lower end.
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wehava splendid lots and plenty of fo,age fol
Drovrfs. keep hret-class harness stock, And gl
kinds Of vehicles OF the latest siyles. Onr ans
Buggies and horses are always On hand. Youi
patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
All pOss.ble care taken TO prevent accidents
but no responsibility for any that may occur.
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LITTLE Rock. ARK juno n, 1872
Mcs-rs W. N AKIN AGO,
Evansville. Ind.
For the teneft Of all persons living IN rnaiar,
81 parte ~ the country. take great pie ssure in
Recommending Dr Armisteafs Acus Tonic
havinp need the same myself and famll, ant
received 80 much h.nsAt iroio he same, 7 am
slfs hv'ny witness 10 its merits, and eau no'
rsy too much In Ne favor
Very respectfully,
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DR.. R. A. Arlnfstcad's
AGUE TONIC!
5000 Reward FOR the Detection Of
rs.pi, t., Y,

IhcIs IL perhaps no other ChI.l Curs offered tn
the Afiot.d that givcs the sstisfsction that Dr
Arinistsai's does, II is a perfectly harmlese
prspafniion- b-ing safe IN tho hantts ofchiidIvn
and 10 the inort palatabls and pleasant TO take
OF all Agne remr,ii'e by following directions
Chills. and II The beet preparation m sde for
thoroughly rradicating from the system all ma.
larial poison. unlik. Quinine ard similar
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avoiding the ususi debility aud nervous pres
untl"n which result from tn, rse of Qunine,
,rrenic and kiudrcd drugs, which ars usually
giyeG.
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G,LAriA. iiLs . June 2s;h 1881
". AKIN b co Evansville, Ind
GcntlcInen-Sirp.
have been soll!ns ARMS
t.Gd's Ara, Tonic for four ysars and can sny
II is the best Agus ard Fever Cure ever ,old
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