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He HAS No HoME.-Capt J. III, Tlgh. n di.-
charged army officer, VINO IL here tly ilg 10 get
reinstated, was seized with Gran Re N,s ierouy
anu soon afterwards while la the corridor 81
WIZARDS hotel he gave evidence OF serious ill.,
ness He was removed 10 the Emerg lCy hospi-
TAI, where the physicians thong t 40 ygis suffer-
Ing from want OF sufficient ilo... isi A ant Ia
was removed to Providence IA, spi al by Tue
police. He says lac has no home
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Local NarpS

Edward NJ. Watson, OF Massachusetts. Was
admitted TO the District bar this morn:np
The will of The late Charles Leonard Fisher
mas been flied. lie leaves all his estate 10 Mrs.
FANNIE NauN Mangum, including pensions as
debt OF gratitude for attentions shown him dur
ing sickness, and out oi the pensions she is di-
rected 10 pay Mrs. Emma j. Lulu OF IIrattl,-
boro, W., = 900.
Ia the case oi Lizzie L. sawyer agt Kincald
sawyer, Oil TOR divorce, Eled 10y Mr. ]. Alal,ler
smith, In May last, IN which testimony was
an order directing further testimony
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW w.

T ARGE, WELL BUILT, TWo.sToRY AND BAY
SafE srsSfH so6f EafSsF sHss
s5SEsRAk Il FlYE So15 aAnc as
by Par, Lot n Square sp
office two stories hIsh savi n front Of 81 feet on
street and depth OF 80 feet
yana avenue In q section of the city that is rapidly
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
notes 70 bear interest and to be secured BY deed
Of Of sae @
mhIsd DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
For REASONS BEsT KNOWN TO THE
have received orders to sell the Stock and Contents
sOs SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
MONDAY. MS SPaRe Tr%1nsNrY-sEcoNp.
AT TEN A. NJ,
The stock contains Prime and drst~cisss Dry Goods
and Notons consisting of
Embroidered Planners. Table Linens, Towels,
Blankets, Quilts Underwear, Hosiery. Corsets,
and Parasols. White Shirts. together with a full
Ladies viii do We'll to attend this SALE as good as
sortment of spring Goods viii be offered daily.
mh1s-5t* NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer
'CHoMAs BOWLING. AuctlOneer.
vAIgARLE BuILpINs LOT ON B STREET,
sTk tMhsN souThWEsT AT A AHcr1o sahfH
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. M A r c H
TWENTY-T1iIRD, 1886, at HALF-PAST FIVE
of Lot 8, in square 4332Ox75. This lot is in one OF
the most desirable locations in South Washington,
and should command the attention parties desir.
ing profitable investment
All conveyancng, etc. at purchasers cost, 500
deposit at time of sale.
Terms made known at sale. mil 7-dSds
HORSE AND CARRIAGE ca BAZAAR,
Auction Sale of Horses, Carriages Wagons Harness.
&c. dc, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY MORNINGS, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK Large and well assorted stock OF Carriages,
Buggies. wagons, Harness, &c. &c, always hand
al private sale. s. BENSINGER, Auct mS-lm
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DUWLING, Auctloneer.
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BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, LIVER CoMPLArNx
CosTIvENEsS, &C., are speedily removed by Dr.
Jaynes Sanatiye Pills. They will he found
mild and certain In their actio n, and may be
taken at any time without risk from ex posture.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

LN1R SALE
n FARM OF 40 ACRES IN p. G. CO, MD.
One-quar-er mile from Magruder'S Station, B. & p r.
r. and onehalf from Bennings; about four to WASH
ngtOn, ON good road, i've in wood; dwelling of
three rooms and stable in good repair q splendid
market farm; cheap. SO an Also, 80 acres adj
Joining u be sold In connection with first or separ ate
Part CAST balance on time. Apply to
MARION DUCkETT, Trustee and Atty-at-Iaw,
Ulh2l-ssIn Rladershurr Ma
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ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
3 a. M, 45.1; a. M, 43.3 IL a. IN, 43.6; p.
M, 44.5. Maximum, 4s.1. Minimum. ALB.
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Senators Vest and Hawley are at the Hyreia
Hotel, Fortress Monroe-Ex-t;oy. ~. Holm. az
Kansas, Ii. X. Latraer, az Pittsburg, 4. 4.
Williams, of Alabama, and Frederick W.
Hines, of Grand Rapids are at the National
MAYOR Thomas H. Devices 9th cavalry In
dangerously AL at the Hotel L..iiy eIie Phila.
oelpnia.-fiorace Dean, OF Kansas, and J. W
hoeii, oil OHIO, are at the ~. Jancs.-h a,
Louis on Saturday.-Rev. 4. 4. Justin, of PM.
aaelphia, is at i42i X street northwesi-tien.
T.. r. beale, oil washington, was "A passenger by
the central overland tram arriving al San
Francisco last Monday.-fhoma> harness of
Pittsourg, VIM. Mayor, ot New York and A.
al the Metropoliian.--Senator voorhees, Was
Zoo III to-day TO go 10 the Capitui-S Al.
poria, r. j. Melvin, of Cape May, RitIenhoass
Moore, OF Mobile, ana Ansiey Wilcox ~
Buffalo, at the Riggs.
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THE Fight for Missouri" TnOs, 1. Snead
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Letters to Dead Authors" Andrew Lang
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E>OR SALE-AT LAUREL. MD, ONE OF THE
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The Osceola times., 1886-10-23

me out: There is nothing like get.
ting an early start, and ! don't want
to be headed of in this venture as
was in the constableship of Carson
Lake township. I'm a life long
democrat - enlisted for life; religi.
ously, an slightly inclined to the
hard-shell baptist faith, with presby-
terian and mcthodistic tendencies; |
am member of the Knights of La.
Dor, the A. o. U. W., the Odd Eel
lows, Masons, Triple Alliance, the
Good Templars, the w. C. T. IT,,
Brewers Association and several
other secret Wheel and Sewing So
cieties. ] am in accord with Messrs.
Morrison and Randall on the tariff
question. | believe in Home rule
for Ireland; liberal appropriations
for Tyronza bayou and Carson Lake,
and am teeth and toe nail for Gar
land aud bis wash-pan telephone,
provided he furnishes the soap,)
/ would be willing for the Gov
ernment to give me a National Bank,
and would not object to it's supply
ing me with an unlimited amount os
one and two dollar silver certificates.
You all know how ! stand on the
Jesse James question? On all other
great issues of the day, I'm kind 'er
MKT. Now friends, give me q lift,
and will "git dar" sure; that is, if
| get votes enough. Mr.. Editor,
please blow your horn for me.
Carson LAKE WILLIAM,
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
Communicated 4

CARSON LAKE, Oct. IS, 1885.
To the voters Of Mississippi County,
Arkansas:
want to announce that | intend
ed to secure an office, if possible, at
the late State and County election,
and had fully made up my mind to
announce myself on the Goth. of
June, about the time the June Ap-
pie crop come in, for the office of
Constable at Large, or Congress; !;
feeling myself fully competent to
discharge the duties of either posi-
sition, with entire satisfaction TO my.
self, regardless of the opinion of my
constituents. But ! found INV friend,
w. T. Brooks, was ahead OF me tor
the constableship Of Carson Lake,
and from reports from Cross county
and other sections OF this Congress
ional district | learn that neither
myself, Nick, or any other man save
Mr.. Sweet, can beat Mr.. Dunn for
Congress, therefore, in order not to
imperil the success Of the party, and
to avoid any complications that
might possibly arise, should trian-
gular pitched battle take place, |
have, after mature reflection, wisely
concluded to withdraw from the i'm
pending struggle, and take occasion
to announce myself as - candidate
for Governor Of Arkansas, two years
hence. Now, ! may be considered
. little previous in thussearly an-
nouncing myself; but don't sound
Our Chestnut gong sa:;! ysa hear
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
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The Osceola times., 1886-10-23

Since the Democratic party came
into power s90,000,000 ofthe nation
al debt has been paid; the net ma
uonal revenue has increased nearly
sl3,OOO,O00, and the expenditure
has ,,, diminished nearly slS,0OO,00O.
ihis has been done while many of
the Republican rascals are still in
oiilee. When the Democracy gets
full hold the financial ca hibit will be
still better.-Ex.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
AN ESSAY on MAN.

Man that is born of woman is small
potatoes and few in hill,
He riseth up to-day and flourish.
eth like rag weed. and tomorrow
or the day after the undertaken ha.
him IN an ice-box.
He gocth out in the morning war
bling like 2 mud-lark and is knock
ed out in one round and two seconds.
In the midst of life he is in debt,
and the tax-collector pursueth him
wherever he goeth.
The banis,er of life is full of splin-
ters, and he slide,h down it with
considerable rapidity.
In the gentle spring he puttcth on
his summer clothes, aud blizzard
striketh him far away from home,
and with woe and rheumatism.
He walkcth forth in the bright
sunlight to absorb the ozone, and
mecteth the wheelbarrow in his path,
and the wheelbarrow riseth up and
smi,eth him to the earth, and fallcth
upon him and runneth one of its legs
into his ear.
He layeth up riches in the bank
and the president sp"culateth in mar
gins and then gocth to Canada for
his health.
In the autumn he putteth on his
winter trowsers and a wasp that
abideth in them filleth him full of
intense excitement.
He starteth down cellar with an
oleander, and goeth first hastily, and
the olesnder cometh after hun and
sitteth upon him.
He sitteth up all night to get the
returns from Ohio, and in the end
learneth that the other fellow hath
carried it.
He buyeth watch dog, and when
he cometh home late from the lodge
the watch dog t eeth him and sitteth
beneath him until rosy morn.
He goeth to the horse tro,, and
betteth bis money on the brown
mare, and the bay gclding with
blaze face winneth.
He married a red-headed heiress
with a wart nn her nose, and the
pest day her paternal ancestor goeth
ander, with few assets and great lis-
bilitics, and cometh home to live
with his beloved soa- a-ia-,aw.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
A full line Of Guns, Ammuni-
tion and Sporting Goods, at,
G.. r. BRICKKY & Bros.
An INCIDENT OF THE LATE Can,
vAs-SrEALING BUTTER. MILK,


vAs-SrEALING BUTTER MILK.
A short time before the close of
the late compaign the good citizens
of Chickasawba gave a grand barbe
cue and invited everybody in the
county to visit them. Everybody
didn't go, but those who didn't will
always wish they had. Among those
present from distance, was large
number from Osceola; all went in
buggies, and upon their return stop
ped at the house Of Mr.. W. +. Clark,
on Clear Lake. to water their horses.
Mr., Clark and family were abseRt.
Those who stopped were T.. B. Hale,
c. Ii. Gaylord, w. S. Hayes, Jas.
Liston, Hugh Il. McVeigh, w. A
Hall, B. l.. Hill and Frank Summers.
Mr.. Hale was in the lead and in
sending down the well bucket, saw,
away down, large bucket that look
ed like it nigh, contain butter-milk.
He drew it up and found that his
conjecture was right. He then pro-
posed that we all take a drink Of it.
But Hayes drew himself up to his
full height. and said, that as re.
form candidate for sheriff he would
not touch it. Mr.. Liston said were
he TO drink that buttermilk in the
absence of the owner, he would teel
tnat he was unfit to handle the peo-
ple's money. Bethel Hill said, tha,
the honor of the Bayou was at stake
and he would not touch it, and Hugh
McVeigh said he could never look
his mother in the face again shoulC
he be conscious of having stolen but
ter-milk, forgetting how many times
when boy, he had been larrupet
for the same oilense.
lust then the candidates looked
around and saw those gentlemen who
were not candidates, and did no
need Clear Lake in their business
drinking away, and for fear they
might hurt themselves, pitched in
only leaving enough for Mrs. Clarl
to make biscuits for supper. A col
lection WAS then taken up and lef
where 1t could be found. Wha
Mrs. Clsrk's feelings were upon he
return, and how she regards Osccol'
folks we do not know, but can i'm
agine.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
$500 REWARD

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The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
Am llsCIIlcnt.

The amateurs Of our town will per-
form the drama " Not So Bad After
ALL" Wednesday evening Nov ,
3,under the auspices and for the ben
eft of the l.. A. Society. The caste
is composed of the very hest histri
onic talent of the community; and
the play isreplete with bright spark
ling speeches, and ridiculous situa-
tions, making it one of the most en-
joyable plays ever offered our people
All who are afflicted with malaria ol
the blues ought to go and enjoy a
good hearty laugh, aud thus save a
Doctors bill.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23

oi Nouena, accompanied py MISS
Mary Orr, who is up on visit from
Mississippi, spent few hours in
town "Wednesday. The TINES sc-
knowledges pleasant short call.
Next time bring the babies along,
Ed, so you won't be hurried to re-
turn home.
See Rrickey Brothers advertise
ment in another column. This firm
carries a full line in every depart
ment; honest and reliable, purchas-
ers can safely depend upon their re-
presentations, and getting full value
for their money. Call and examine
their mammoth stock.
As the Hack which bore one of
the bellies of Osceola to the steam
boat landing, last Thursday, was
making the curve of the bend lead
ing TO the lower landing, the driver
failed to "down brakes" and two
of our dudelets, following in the
rear vainly trying to catch farewell
glimpse of the fair occupant OF the
forward coach, flew off on tangent,
riverward, and have not been heard
Of since. We hope they will turn
up all right, and recover from the
shock.
PRAIRIE NANCE,
IToH, and Scratches of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
& HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
The disgraceful rows In town
last Sunday, created by the negroes,
demand the attention of the town
officers. Here the town has been
without a Marshal for some time,
drinking, gambling and fighting on
Sundays must be put a stop to. Let
the Board meet, elect another Mar
shal, and give him strict orders to
enforce the laws. If the Council
wont act, let them step down and
out, so that others may be elected in
their places. This wishy- washy mon
key business must stop.
The Ladids' Aid Society will
open their Bazaar on Thursday eve
ming Nov, 4th. For the past two
months, busy brains and willing 6n-
gers have been taxing their ingenui-
ty and skill to devise novelties and
notions for this Fair; and from the
glimpses of handiwork we have
caught, we do not hesitate to say tina,
success has crowned their efforts
They will have something to please
every ones taste or fancy, and in
many instances just what you need
Everybody is cordially invited tc
come and see, whether anything !,
wanted or not.
-Brlckey & Brothers have a lol
of slightly damaged Pocket Knives
on hand, which they are offering al
one third regular price.
From the Memphis Appeal, W.
learn of the death of Capt. ID. Fields
his name appearing in the mortuary
report for the week ending Saturda,
the 10Th. Capt. Fields, tor mum
ber of years, was resident of Os
ccola, and extensively engaged il
the timber business in Mississippi
county, amassing CONSIDERABLE
competency. Financial revcrses, ant
failing health the past few year
conspired in fastening to his untime
ly grave a live, energetic busines
man, who was loved aud respecte,
for his many qualities Of mind All,
heart. He leaves a wife tc mour
his departure.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23

He that by the pillow would thrive
Himself must either hold or drive,
And he that no longer fever and aguc
will endure,
Should not procrastinste,
But take Certain Chill Cure"
Pleasant to take, cures without fail,
And Gaylord 4 Hale have it on sale.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
Terms Of fSubscriptiOn.

m MI N delds ore scarce, hut those Who write to
HHI Stinson Co Portland, Nsine, will receive
URUH free, full Information about work which
HHIlIU they can do. and live al boms, that will pay
~ LIZ them from g. 10 rs per day. Some have
earned over So in day Either young old Capital
not required You started free Those who once
~ absolutely sure Of snsg little fortunes AL
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
CALL FOR A MEETING OF THE CoUN
TY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

The members Of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Mississippi
County are requested to meet at Os-
ceola, on Monday, the 10Th. day of
October, 1886, for the transaction of
business of Importance to the party.
MENlBEBs OF CoMMTrTEE:
Monroe-F. b. Hale, J. B. Driver.
Chickasawba B. a. Bugg and
w. II. Oglesby.
Swayne-L. d. Rozzell.
Golden I.ake-B. 5. Carleton.
Lower Pecan-D, G. Brewer.
Troy-E. A. Carleton.
East Big Lake-John Perry.
West Big Lake-Sam Bunch.
Little Rivcr-John E7ldings.
Hickman --Robt. Keith.
Scott. NJ. Carruth, b. l.. Hill
Clear Lake.. l.. Smith.
Carson Lake-Geo. w. Mcmillan
Cannadian-J. J. Carr.
BY order of
LEON RoUssAN,
+. B. HALE, Charm of Co:3.
Sap'y
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon its forty-sixth year
ripe in the experiences of the past and III oi
hone for a future for the whole country Dul
especially for this and the neighhoring states
that shall surpass the dreams OF the most san
ouine of the early settlers All the questions
growing ont of slavery, and which lett the Norm
and the south divided for nearly three genera
tons have been settled, and the states nave
adjusted thems elves to the new conditions IN II
spirit OF unity peace and concord There are,
therefore no issues before the country that are
not common to all the people, and thsl al, ~, w.
of an economical and national character' i inr.e
are no questions before the Natioual Legs n'ute
that do not equally effect the intereste OF az ''
states a. d that cannot be discussed from pasls
of personal welfare by the citizens oiail "i thei.
For the future therefore. legislation, poth na
tion al and State IS TO be Of n business Guar
acter and is, Tor that reason 10 come nonle
closer and closer to the individual clilheh,
Personal politics is, with the bosses, 70 W.
relegated to the past, and civil service ,,,
is to secure to the country honesty, ehciehoi
| and industry In public places. The roiiti,oa,
outlook S all that could be desired. fresiuon'
| Cleveland mas made an abiding Impression up
| on the country, and at the close OF his annlb
istrntion will have reoonciled even hispolitical
! opponents 20 n continuance or Democratic as
| eeudancy There Is nothing 10 hinder or re'aid
| the progress OF the country All the aNaua,le
| lands OF the " esttakcn up, the south must Tor
mahy years be the favored section for enter
| prisng immi grant, and its coal ana lrca htlds
| invite capitalists from the exhausted mlnera
| lands OF The North and West, Arspid and gres
| increase of manu- acturer must follow, anu this
will neeessitaiea rapid incr ase "t railroads and
| corresponding increase ofour laboring poUu-
| lation The APPEAL, the pioneer In the jour
nai-tic field of the -outhsert. always IN sym
pathy with the people, will be found during the
GEAR lust born full of enterprise as in the past
and amin ated by only the desire 10 H. ep the lead
| and prompt its readers to the increasing advar-
tages Of our soil and climate and geographical
situation To accomplish this no expense viii
| be spared. We shall continue to make "A most
| libeal use OF the telegraph aud thus keep ~
| seader, Informed OF the advance OF the woI
laN by day a. fact as developments in any a.
| partment Of human eho.t are made public, W
| shall endeayer to to keep the APPEAL up TO it,
| now hign standing as a news paper and leader
| tfpublie opinion and So continue to deserve
| the SO far unehaken confidence of q constituency
that Is strongest outside Of Tennessee, in Mis-
| sissippi, Arkansas and Alabama
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23

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The Osceola times., 1886-10-23

Lake Ice always on hand, will be
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per pound, and to Families, in small
quantities at 2 cents.
9-4-3m. J. NJ. Hamilton.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23

LITTLE Rock, ARk June n, 1872.
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having used the same myself and famIl, and
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Very respectfully.
A. :. KING.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23

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Portland Maine.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
TUFTS HAIR DYE,

We will send the osceols
TIMES together with 'hc v-esii9
Arkansas Gazette, rcs;rsia q, any
address for one year ior 1910
The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
ELECTION
PrOclaInatiOn

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tha, on the
hrst tuesday. November end 1856. there will
be held au Election. at the several voting pre-
cincts OF Mississippi County, Ark for one Con-
gresham. to represent the tirst Congressional
District in the Lower House of the United states
Congress, tn-wit:
Election to he held in
Monroe rownship-at tour. House.
Troy Township-at fursuSon's store.
Pecan Township-at fricnd'- store: Golden
l. axe Pr,ci1ct-at Cartoons store.
scott Tuwnship-at Lou sc chapel
C,rson Lake InwnshIp-at chool-house
Swsyne 1ownship-at School house.
Canadian Town>hip-at RucSrr's store
Hickman Tuwn-hip-at Post Ofice
Chick asswns Township At Bythesville Il, q.
Clear Lake Township at school house.
Fast Zig Lake at Sam Hector's house.
West Big Lake at Schno, house.
Little Riser rownship--at u =. Iackson's
Dead Timber Lske--at school House
The Judges of election appointed BY the Coun-
~ tourt at ITS May torn. amt who held the en-
tomh-r election, will serve In the same capscty
at this elect ion.
Given under my hand. this the 2s III. dsy OF
september =. ID .lss6. W. B kISs,
sheriff Miss Co.