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81. Lou1s. Aun. I&-Rbe Iszfedo eof-
rssRondent a. tha 6iuts- ElsEseraf ieie-
RFarhs thai several pr0mfnent sesld@nts
q New Laredo, or the oppceits sloe %
fhs Rio Grands. II sonsefE4t1a1 1odaE
gave Il 8s their epini1n thas 9as VII
e1ma betuean Msxico aud the United
States They look fer NJ reaeeaole -
Element ~ sha Cutting anae. thay are
leokinR forward eon61e1lly . lhe 1p-
hoidinR - the GogernoF Of N.hinn4hlA
by the general EoSsfnnasnt, and cAalm
thst L w4F dos oeme. ths3 vii nos D
aln1e IN their atruaRle aEainat the
Daifed H4ates. bat ths1 aid win b ten-
4ered them dlFeofly b. knzland and
Spain. Ou haiua asked their antnuFIEy
FER stating that EnRiaRd wcuid hslp
them, they gave 8 knoWing Wink and
shrugged their shoulders
Tne American population sf this city
are becoming alarmed ~ the realization
o. ils after kelFIessness IN oase tfouble
epsnea. No town on The border Il 80
60 ple1oly e the mercy Of Eexino e.
Loredo. fhsFo h hnt eompaFatively q
handful of Amerzean. herc, and 500
men eonld saek and burn ths town
without the least trouble. There h no
colony amanQ the AmeEicans. and thn
residents are scattered Aii ever The eils.
nakiaE them an easy pFsI % any IN
Nsus Of Hon. I. D. Lgnns resiana-
ton ~ ConsuI af Piedras HegFaB has
caused no little commont and ta taken
ae anotheF evide1ca that var VII suiely
ensns.
ATAEx wFra nAxknp.
-.
ard denied tonight that the Oahinet had
accepted n oder from Mexico 70 have
tie Cutt ing matter looked after b. q
special envoy. He alleged thaf he lad
NOS heard from Minister Jaekgon on the
0nttEne affair sines the adioarnmenf Of
Congress. The Secretary is evidently
anxioas b help she Mexieans out o.
the difficulty without infrinRing on
theiF sensitive national pride, hut
has no idea 81 giving up The principle
for which this Gov8rnment contends.
VIsless sha passions OF tke Mexieana ara
tnhamed 70 such point as % render e
dangerous for the Federal GoFernmeul
30 make concessions. CatiinR will prob
ably be released IS soon as pfacslc1bIe.
and the meter Will be amioably I'd.
iusted- There can be no doubt. how
ever, that there is q very ugly feeling
10 u exioo against our people.
xHK nkxuREs AFFkHR.
Secretary Bayard received q dispatch
frem Minister jackson tonight stating
thai Rasareg, Who vas sent across the
border bv the Texan authorities. was
killed by Msxieans while trying b escape
A night. Consni LINN. stationed at
PieaKaa NeQraa. informs the State
Department that when, as bic
mothers request, Raauras' body
vas exhumed, Il vas found
that be had been shot while
blindfolded with q towel and his
handa pinionad at his side. THIS il
nitad here as q specimen Of Mexican
justice aud Of hoW citizens may ex-
psot 10 Be treated ID Mexico.
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FOREIGN.


BxxFkax. Aug. 3-Nosn.--BaiB cor
tinaes 10 faIl, ksepiag the streets clear
sf people. Tbs antAsrities iatsn& 70
order the tsNerus ciossd e 5 o'cl0ek
tais evenlna, and 10 keep them cl1sed
anta 10 o'clook McDd4y mornine.
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WasHif Bey. Who has arrived ak Cairo
fFom tie SaedAn. rspuxta that A14f-
team has hse1 ra1ed ~ iee retelA De
hsii- gad thai . foses q realms - 70
establish ths khs3ive's azfheEitF woaia
noa meat uifh we.sone rainef thzn
rssistameA
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large nassms1ans ef siEinens at ne
eoarth0als on ne lsadina sopiss e ths
oaV.
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caSaEEsSNks LkNzkM Al n PAso

RI PAsa, Aue. I9.-CongFessman
Ianham u IN 81 Paso on priFste bnsi
aess. bat be has taksn tbs opportunity
10 inform himself thoroughly Of al tee
uarticulars canneeied with the now ceis-
brnfsd Cutting osse. He called on Con
sal Brigham and nlso upan the pEla nes
a. sae iail. and had 9 long oouTessstlou
utah teen. He wanted % ttoroaghly
fuform himself ahoui she whosa ease
before be veRture4 10 talk -eo1t q, o.
70 give his oWn epinion- NJ. Lanham
dspaoRas the fast that resolutions On rs
snbiect wara introdused mao CanRtesa
sueh 9 shcgt tirse before the ad1o1Fn-
nsut Of Congress, - thefe was abso
lately no time before The aci11rnment
10 90 anything witk then.
Re thsnka that tie GoVeEument a
Weshinaton. Hltoe1zh g Wta d no,niaz
ra.h a. precipItate, ell remain ara d
its demand for tha auFrsndaf o. Sas'
ssnr, ana snhsaqnsnt tndsnntasA'
ton 10 9 heaxy azsounl, aad tnas Secfe'
kaFy Ravard vii ir siss a all hAzAraA
that Aneriaan cittzels shall nos oe IN
pTSsnned any more flF uhAt tbey hafs
done on AmnxiaeA Noil
IAnham Is very sxplsest 10 eiatiaf
that - i here tn n8 clEsial eApss -
hnt 4 4 anrsaiaoa thas - has been -
aaessad by ne Ssats Depari@1nt =
mska 4 carefui inTe1tiRatton aEd e
port He h apsaking Tia svsainG -
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"a ccunty are requested 70 toln IN send
8 otleFalos q Republican County
e4seAtlon % b held af Seattle.
SATURDAY. AUGUST - lisa
& g o'clock .. N. for the purpose of ap.
aink g. u gates 70 tho Territorial Con-
se1lloa . b held a. Tacoma. ccptember
nd g Dietrict Conventions, and also
- purpose of nomination. candidates
~ eoanty ofiicea and members of the
Ifalaiura and 10 attend 70 Rny other
le4 tAnt may come up
y recommended that primaries be
3 e4nh pFecinct On saturday. Aug.
.sln Ne country prectncta e 1o'olock
~, and IN the city precincts from 8
e4ek N % . O'Clock b m.
ne oasa q representation e msde on
tepaallcan vote for Ad iutAnt General
aeier General and Commiaaary. Gen
~ q tae eloction of 1854, oae dsleEaie
each any votes and one addfticnal
Sa,e fpf each fraction Of ten votes and
anI new precinct formed after this
.lAi b eatitlod to one delegate.
aeh nrrcingt is entitled 70 delegates e.
4us leNit.
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PACIFIC COAST.



SAE FRAEcIsco, Aug. l3.-The organi,
zatlon OF the Dumoorafis party in this
city under the plan Of the board of
arbitration and supervision yes effected
last night by q eieotion Of offioefs il
the i64 precinct clubs. Tie proceed
iuRs were generally harmonioaa, bat
did not terminate until late hour this
morning. The result is complete vic
sorv for Chris Buckley, he hav ~ car
ried i60 o1t Of tbs total OF i6i pFecincts.
killed IN a Dranken nrawl.
WA. Crane. who vas employed in the
ofiea Of the County Clerk, was brought
20 the receiving hospital this morninQ
IN an une1nsoious condition. There
was blood on his nose and lips and his
feoe was little scratched. A few hours
after being brought TO the hospital the
young man died. Il is learned that
Crane and Gsnnes Coleman had been
drinking heavily and engaged In q fight.
Coleman was arrested this afternoon
and charged With murder. He vas still
intoxicated and no statement oosld Be-
obtained. Crane was about Is years Of
aRe. The police are investigating the
case.
Dcath 81 Klnot cline.
PoRT TowEsEEp. Ana. 13.-Hon. Elliot
Cline died at Dangensas at { o'clock this
afternoon. MF. Cline was one Of the
oldest and most hiehly respected oili.
zens Of OlAiiam County, having baen
among its earliest pioneers. Ne served
repeatedly In the Territorial LeQisla-
tars, besides hoiding couasy Offices. A
feW days ago, while leading a horse, be
tripped and fell, and vas dFagRed some
distance. bat suherad no in00nVenienea
until yesterday, when be Was taken
very Ill. Il Is Supposed that be was in-
jared internally. TIE deceased leaves
3 widow, two daughters and q a0n.
Fire as Fsls0m.
EAcRkMESro, Aus. IS II Ere started
on Main street at Folsom this afternoon
and bagued rapidly togsrds the basi.
meas poFti0a Of tbs town, which Gas de
stEoyed. A railroad train lsft here at
o'clock and succeeded % saving the
railroad property. fWenty-six OF the
principal business houses were de-
stroyed- Tue loss 4 estimated 81 over
ei50, 900; Insurance.. S95.ooo.
Destroyed by Fire.
PORTLAND (0r.l, Aag Is The Mol
soa Oordaes OampAuy's rops works here
we're entirely destroyed BY IRE at s
O'Clock this evening. Loss, $50 900, in
saranoe. $4,000. Tha fFa was caused
By friction.
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tAflo a, via. First Wara, III; eacond
4H1 Il. Third Ward, u. Fonrth Ward, II.
y t'eanuna ID aoaitis wfll b held Al tia
sss 4 holding citr siectishs Ia The asseFni
H1k ~ r. NApDoGkS, Chairman.
fl1B. 8, hkEprR Secretary, y n dW
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R1rn. AnR. as.-fadaV I91 nsW ensas
rf sholsra and 81 daatha Ners rsp1Etsd
a Bazislsai - nv eaaea and ? ds4shs
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ArTTrUDE on Tnr srlTn DTPAarHEET.

wAsamoToN, AaR. 1s.-It is asserted
e the state Department that there are
40 fresh developments Ia be Cutting
case. and shat The attitude % this Gov
eminent has not changed IN any Fs
speot. This case is the fruit OF the
natural friction OF antaRonism between
The systems Of government Of tso peo-
PIES who differ radically 10 character
and customs. The position we have
taken is baaed upon tue assumption
that all the material facts and legal
features Of she ease are 81 they have
bsen set foFth in the correspondence
and reports already mads puhlie, bat IN
a matter Inxalvin0 poasibls warfare i
is held 10 Be iucumbsnt upon tbs United
States 10 make sare that there is n0th-
inR Of impoFtamee begond the othsial
inforuasian already on haad. and -
this end the sdorta Of the Depaftmsns
are tarned. The 20 ndati0n once hfm-
" lard, e decision wili have % be made.
9hen The Differences found 10 exist shall
be reaonoiled thronRh further painta Of
Diplomacy OF by ear, bat IN 10 event
Wlll this Government asseat % the doe-
tFine that an Ameficsn citizen can b.
arrested. tried and paaishsd abroad for
an saense o0mmItssd within our 0wn
DONATE.
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sserzEry Chass sas ~ originally 3
prnfak man. Hs laafne2MoH 80 sasar
aftsfhs went into Lano9 i Ca1inet.
On day, after hs haa dsil lFsFta nim-
aslf rather sieoruasiy, hinJbin said -
hfm
ian M
wtas s6tpriaed ooa1teT question.
aOh, Nasl cot u cafioeitF,7 Kepiiec
Esnoois.\ = ssWaFd h a. EpiseoDaiisn.
and / lid noticed that yon aad Be
sWore il lu1h tha aame mAu1eE.
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Onians Nahalsd osass ~ rsst aad
rspasa. Ia auidisT On ~ mAfca ana
ne exhsnsssS iran geEkag go Rfsat
slranath ffou e2flna toe o1i1u. 4te q
freah nn5ou aFoand the nsek and blaiss
ft q maka ita oder thofv1Rh. and yeo
sseass ssgnA sisep fEu1 - niahtly
inkaia1ions
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q Rasenna; 81 nau aasss and % deaths
elssWbera - l1aly. and e Irioste, ~
n4s casss and 5 dea1AA
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nn for a Republican Con-
vention.

III REPUBLICANS OF KING
"A coanty are requested 10 foin u send
otlfEalos % , Republican County
t.escAtlpn % b held Il seattle.
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!. oeioek p. n, - seisot delegates 10 ths
ecIatie Territorial couventIan, anA e
ttlsri such ethar basiness Gs may properly
1ar tsfe1a n.
~ basis Of representation wiil b oue Del.
HsH laf aKeh procine5 and one a4Sitionsl
al lot he head 81 tAe De,n6cTntic tlcke4
H ~ last general eiection. Il Is roeummeniis
M rrimaries be heid h the several Pc
1tl1 % saturday. AnEaH J. at 2 eselock D
s snd IA he esiy wards a the hour q 9
.a1k ,. n. nelegNies aii b sdmlttsd as
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BUY IT, TRY IT.
Snowflake Flour
EMQeRATIc CONVENTION

IL pgM0cRATB or KfNG oo0ATx.
and all crtH4u1 af ths c0unty irreaaae.
I4 Nlth ~ iH en- e4ort 10 secure tie saV.
eNgailgef be people and q pura and econ
14 Standardization - nfaIEa. ere requested
ntGl. bg dsleE1les. ~ conyentfea e Sc.
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Fire as FsIsom.


PORTLAND (0r.l. Aag l3-fbs Mol
soa Oordags OanpAny's rops works here
we're entirely destroyed by IRE at s
O'Clock this evenine. Loss, $50 900; in
suFanse. $4,000. Tha nrs Was caused
by friction.
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eresr County Central COMMITTEES.
- - Gao, kiNNEAR, caaisuaan.
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AEW foaz. AuR. IA onrporatioa
has bson of0ani1ad IN Brooklyn 10 pro.
r-nt premature bariai. Il Is propoaed
% eol1lf11t . ! re 1ocou1a1Ia uheIa
bodies mag b dep sll1d until tAa faao
of death hss been demonstrated heyonA
dispase. Medicai aid ulIl b a. hnnd n
the eeenf az Fasnaaisatian.
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Ths Grand 1afg today dismissed she
oaso az Ooional Giidor, fna Arctic sK.
piareE, charged ~ Dsily Adnms with
takinQ = 500 bond from her. she
asked leavs 70 Withdraw fne eomplalnt,
and signed dooumeut saying sha 6iH
nal believe tha defendant inianaed y
aalEAnA her na thA hnna.
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
Or INTEREST TO LADIES.

The new treatment for ladies' dis.
eases discovered by DIR. Mary A.
Gregg, the distinguished English
Physician aud nurse, which has rev.
olutionized the entire mode of treat
ing these complaints in England is
nos being introduced into the l.. S.,
under fair and novel plan.
Sufficient of this remedy for ONE
MONTHS TRIAL TREATMENT is sent
FREE to every lady who is suffering
from any disease common t. the sex
who sends her address and l3 2,t
stamps for expense, charges, etc.
1t is Il positive cnre for any form
of female disease and the free trial
package is many times sufficient to
effect permanent cure. Full di-
rectlols accompany the package
which is put up in a plain wrapper)
also price list for future reference.
No trial packages will be sent after
Aug. lst, 1856. Address GREGG
REMEDY COMPANY, Palmyra, n. Y.
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ELMoT, April q, 1886.

EDITOR TIMES dear Sir; As
Elmot is seldom heard from through
your columns, thought | would give
you u few items this week:
The overflow is dong some dam
age, but as the farmers had nearly
all their stock in on high land, the
lossin this direction will be slight.
The banks are caving u. this point,
aud it is feared that when the water
begin to recedc, the caving will be
mach greater; the warehouse and
front wirc-lence of Mr.. Goodrich's
will have to be "taken IN out of the
wet" unless change takes place in
the direction of the current.
Capt. Kline and family were run
cut Of their government home seve-
raj days ago, aud are domicilcd at
the hospitable residence of Mr.. Jas.
II. Williams.
Our Free school has been closed.
and our much beloved teacher, Miss
Scott, has bidden farewell to Elmot
aud is now teaching private school
on Mill Bayou, and boarding at Mr..
Rozzell's.
Our Organ, like the harp that hung
in Lara's hall, is silent and unstrung
now that the teacher has deserted it.
and no one left in our neighborhootl
who understands grinding harmony
out of it. Ii is now the most worth
less piece Of furniture the commune
ty possesses, and no doubt would be
glad to swap it of for good cool
dog or a sassairas dug-out.
Miss Fannie Fletcher has beer
spending several weeks at her sisters
Mrs. u. w. Williams, and has sue
oeeded in getting up aprivatc school
which she will commence teaching
next Monday.
We haye recently put up gooC
wire fence all around the graveyard
and it proposed that the young ladir'
and gentlemen of the community de
vote one day to cleaning aud beau
tiiying the grounds, when it will b'
an honor to our ncighborhood.
Mrs. +. II. Williams went dowl
to Pensacola, Fla, last month, to Sc,
her parents aud friends, where sh'
will remain until the last Of MAY
and on her return home, her siste
will accompany her to pay Arkansa
her first visit.
Politics are being discussed, no,
tina, the water is up, and the farm
ers have little to do bat loaf aroun,
the stores. We have one candida t
out from Elmot, Mr.. w. 5. Hayes
for Sheriff, and would like to hav
another, aud think he would fill th
position with honor; that's John W
Williams, for County Judge.
Mrs. Paris has been very low wit
typhoid fever for over a month, ma
king the thirl member of the fami
} who has had it this Spring. vi
reported, however, that she is grad
! ually improving.
MIR. Jno. w. Williams has ais
been confined, by sickness, to hi
, bed number of days, but glad t
t say he is, now improving fast.
g Mr.. r.. III. Williams, is another
Q who has been on the sick list, bu
his name has been dropped aud re
/ ported ready for duty.
!. Mr.. Hayes planted cotton on til
!, Sth. lust, then the waters came an
Q irrigated the field, aud as he cannc
: turn it of again, the buiTaloes hav
: taken possession and feeding on til
:, swollen seed.
v We extend you, Mr.. Editor,
n pressing invitation to come up an
!, spend any night that will suit you
0 convenience, and we will visit III
u woods just about day-break. i
0 search OF u turkey come up befcr
|. they turn to "owls," ~ they ar
: ~l,h1s..~. .,<.~- .s.Sl -. ..~.~.<>.. (,
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24

at hand when turkeys loose their
identity.
This late rise Of the river will
make fishing good this summer, and
should you fail hearing from me
again, the same invitation is extend.
ed to you Tor day with line and rod
Yours Respectfully,
STRANGER.
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
CALL FOR A MEETING OF THE CoUN.
TY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

The members of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Mississippi
County are earnestly requested to
meet at Osceola, on Tuesday, the ith
day of May, 1856, for the transaction
OF business Of importance to the
party.
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE:
Dead Timber Lake-Geo. Lloyd
Scott-B. +. Jones and w. X
Harrison.
Lower Pecan DR.. T. Brewer.
Upper Pecan-B. S. Carleton.
Carson Lake.. w. Mcmillan
Troy-D. l.. Furgusou.
Monroe-John B. Driver and ii,
&. Dunavant'
Swayne-L. ID. Rozzell.
Canadian-J. J. Carr, a. Rucker.
Hickman-T. II. Musgrave.
Chickasawba--J. +. Ruddcll, B.
A. Bugg.
East Big Lake-John Perry.
West Big Lake.. l.. Daugherty,
Samuel Bunch.
Clear Lako-C. l.. Smith.
Little River-,Andrew Frazier.
BY order of
Is. A. BUGG,
Chairman Co. Tx. Com.
ii. G. DUNAvANT, Sec'y.
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
REDEMPTION oFLANDs

TO WHOM IT MAY CON, ERN; Kpoy Ne,
u LAT j \ % Sherwuud, Trustee. has ihi. day
redeemed The f. flowing tracts at land Id toi
taxes at ulicctors sale >prl II l.sl: frlc al
II, D. l. y Sc SO, 4 II, n no, r. SCI >c,
81, = Mr. l. ;hy paying into the Count,
Treasury the sum uf S99 ~ In full OF all taxe-
pcnalty and costs du, thrreon; said Ian Wa
sold at aid sale - j. ID. Drivrr.
April Il, 1886. HUGH Il NJ WEIGH,
Clcrk tutInt. tutLIt
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important 10 kupturcd
Persons

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Co, of Ogdensburg, n. ", guaran
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Hernia with their Remedies.
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COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send 65cts for free
book on Rupture or ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
$500 llEwAID

For the detection of arsenic or any
drug in "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 supe-
rior merits. Especially adapted for
children, as 1t IS pleasant to take
At all druggists.
Sold by Gaylord & Hale, on a
Guaranteed Sale. y
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
REDEMPTION OFLANDs,

To- WhOM IT MAY CONt ERN, Know Ye.
That Mrs. |. C'ocket, Mortgagec has this
day redeemed the following ttscts of land sad
for taxes at collectors sale lpril H. lsSi Part
; y Sec 10, I IL, Mr. 10, T.; Part $ y Sec. II !,
! y, y, u 10. Part = y see IA, L TO- n.
X 10. + Part n \ section 10, T. 10, n. X 10 T. ;
Fart w n ) = section 10, 7. 10 N, X 10 Il. !;
Part W Il section 10, y 10, y, Il lOE. by pay.
lne int, the County Treasury the sum of S622 81
In nun Of sll taxes, penalty aud costs due ON
said lands; said alids were purchased by lhOm-
ason 4 l.istUn
April -, lsr,J. HuGHR X MC"EIGH,
Clerk tuuuty Court
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
hEDTMpfION OFLAND

10 WHOM MAY CONCERN; Know Ye,
That J y. o ~heiwuud. Trustee. has r,t.remrd
the following tracts OF laud sold at collector Z
sale April IA, ISL; ~ Sw \ see arr, X.
II. T. Me-, cetion ~. T IL. 10, T. \ c
SwA -ctIon y. Y IL. n I, n. g.. by pay
Ing into the ~ nniy treasurer the sum of tl7
"a in ful of all taxes, penalty and costs due
there N said land was sold at said stlc to j d
DriN,r HUGH Il MOVE GH,
April II, lSS6 Clerk County 'ipnrt,
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
WARNING ORDER.
IN rIIE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COuRr-ro
NAY TERM. 1856 IYCUNNgERY

IN rHE MISS sSirPI CIRCUIT COuRr-ro
Nay TERM, 1886 IN NCUNNGERY
l. W umrs, sur, living parincr1
of W. Y. e. aud l.. W iIumes Plaintiff
"
Louis TIanauyr and u l., Fcrgu
s0n and u g. llainpshi. lately
dong husinrss uadcr the name
and STYLE Of Ferguson i amp
s,n. and schoo field, Han nutr 4 Defendants.
Co. u firm cJmposc Of W W.
Schoolhcll Louis IIanauer, aud
II q Miller amt u III. Pvston
and T.. y r,Stun, iru-tees.
The non-rc.id"nt defendants. Louis llanauer,
II. L. ilanpson, W. W chouln ld II O.
Miller aud u a. Postnn and T. f. postnn ART
VAN to ap,,car Ia this Court within thiriN
days aud .wcr the cOinplainl OF the Plain id
J.. W iiLmrs, surviving partner of " { aud
l. ~ liame,,
This Apiil LIST. SOS
HUGH MCNEIGH
lerk Circuit CuuIt.
Humes 4 Thomason, att Us for Plaintiff
j o l:ldckwood aIty for pon-,eridcnt drts
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
REDEMPTION OF LANDS.

TO WHOM IT. MAY CONCERN: Know ye,
That ! \ o. Sherwood, Trustee has this tlay
redeemed the following trncf uf land, u Ol
n 4 y S.c,inn n. 4 II, \. x 10, T. by payiug
mtu the County Treasury the sum OF ST 81 In inll
uf all taxes, penalty and costs due thereon
said land was sohl at Col-c or. sale Alril IL,
1884 AID bought by John IL Wa.ler
n raj -. 1885. HUGH Il MtNElGH,
lerk county Court
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
RruEuprfoN oFI.Nna

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Know ye.
That Mrs sarah T.. FerrIng has THE day re-
de.med part w Section 80 T. i5, ~ X f., h..
which WAS sold Tor taxes vt Collectors sale May
Is, 1885, by payii Z into the County Treasury
the sum of so, 80 in fail Of all taNes, pcualty
and Gusts due thereon said land was purchased
al said sale by Thomas u Robinson.
April IL, iso6 LUGH u MCNEIhH,
tIrrk County Court,