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PLAQUES OF EGYrT


1t seems that Heaven i still capable OF
sending plaques into the land of Egypt
plaques that caused the wandering Maine
bny 10 hide hi, stolen gold amid the tomh~
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start for his home and Ais mothcr-the
plaques Of a guilty conscience, OF home
-irEn,.> of Nile fever ana of the shadow
Of death
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4 FEASIBLE PtA<.
( liridgton New

Portland i, organizing one OF tnose eN-
rellent institutions, Loan and Bullhihe
Association. In every community where
the laboring man is deSirous OF providing
himself with permanent home and pay
for it in lnstallments, just as he pays ms
rent Oh hired house this plan Is the most
feasible ever devised.
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The new ca>t-iron cut-down in the Gus
tom houses in Maine will delight the SNUG
rler,. What Is saved by the DISCHARGE OF
4 few employees will have To be paia ha'N
with big interest to the United states mar
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A DESERVED GALS

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rric,<. i having L deserved gain IN TIE
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-Hood's Household Calendar for 1873 Is re-
eejyed and. a. usuql. it leads in beauty anu
style. The most taking feature ABOUT IT, oe-
cause it i unique in Calendars, Is that y y
eu,-out, as il BY hand. and the bright heal'h!
face Of a handsome young girl, with weai'i
=, hrowp hair. contrasts beautifully with her
blne bonnet and strings. Every nome shou'.
have Hoods Calendar for IS, for 1t Is so hahu
seme an ornament that it makes room seem
more cheerful. while for convenient arrange
ment Of condensed information 1t Is not sur
passed. Copies may be had at the druggists o
hy sending six cents in stamps to y l. itooa
/ Co. Lowell, Masa.
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..WbiIe man tolls upward with bis load
His speed is not increased;
But when he strikes the downward road
Then everything is creased"
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
Sale of Delinquent Lands.
--O--

The lands and lots l. slnqasn'
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
County Convention.

The Township delegates to the
county democratic covcntion to elect
and instruct delegates to the State
convention assembled at the Court
House last Saturday, the goth. day
Of May, 1889, at | o'clock, p. m,
and proceeded at once to business
by elscting H. c. Dunayant chair,
mar, and Hugh r. Mcveigh secre.
tary.
On motion the chair appointed b.
S. Carleton, G. r. Brickey and r.
w. Friend as committee ON ere,
dentials.
Pending the report of the above
committee, a resolution endorsing
president Clevelands administration
and renewing allegiance to the prin.
ciples of the democratic party, was
read and on motion adopted.
The committc on credentials then
reported delegates from the follow.
ing townships entitled To seats in
the convention: Monroe 5, Chicka.
sawba 4, Swayne I, Fletcher =, Car.
son Lake l, Troy 2, Scott 4, Lower
Pecan |, Upper Pecan l. Total, 81,
I'm mott ~, the convention pro.
reeded to the nomination and elcc-
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
HORRIBLE MURDER,
Mrs. Warren and her Boy
Clubbed to Death,
And ths little Daughter Beat
en- Insensible.

Last Saturday night, n dance was
given at the house of John King, a
colored tenant on Mr.. w. ,, Hale's
farm, known as the Witherspoon
place, four miles above town.
AT an early hour Sunday morning
the neighborhood was thrown into
the widest CONSERVATION by the an
nouncement that a Mrs Warren and
her two children, "A boy some is or
IL years old, and little girl of 10,
had been cruelty murdered. Those
who first reached the spot were hor.
ror-stricken at the ghastly scene
which presented itself to their gaze.
All in a heap on the floor lay the
mother, stark and stiff in death with
her boy and girl bent and doubled
up and partly laying over the moth.
er, the boy still breathing but un-
conscious, his face and head beaten
almost to jelly, The little girl,
though terribly bruised and lacerat-
ed, soon give sign of life and return.
ing consciousness. The floor and
walls of the house were spattered
with blood, heavy, rough piece OF
plank, tinchs thick, 1 to g
inches wide and about four ieet long
covered with blood, lay at hand, and
everything indicated terrible strug.
gle for life.
The coroner was notified, who
hastily SUMMONED a Jury of twelve
men and Immediately repaired to the
premises and 1T once entered upon
an Investigation of the affair, assist,
ed by the Sheriff and his deputies.
Suspicion at once pointed to John
King, the colored man at whose
house the dance had been held
Jake Matthews, a recent importa.
tion from Illinois, Clarke Curtis and
Tom Fields, the two latter mere
youths who were found asleep in a
hay-ioft on the farm, and were all
arrested and kept under close guarl.
The boy, Bob Taylor, never re-
covered consciousness, aud died ear.
ly Sunday evening.
The Coropcr's jury continued its
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02

investigation from Sunday morning
until Wednesday night, during which
time some forty or fifty witnesses
were examined, but the character of
evidence adduced was not of such a
nature as to positively fasten guilt
OH any one
The man NattheTs and the two
boys, Curtis and Fields, admitted
they had gone to the house about ~
o'clock aud raped at the door, but
;he inmates having retired to bed,
they returned to the dance, that on
the way they met tha deceased, Bob
Taylor, on his way home. The little
girl, after she had some what recov-
cred her senses, stated that when
her brother came home, she got up
and let him in, that shortly after h'e
undressed and lay down, she again
got up and went out to attend call
of nature, and ON re-entering left the
door open, or partly So, as it was ex-
tremeiy warm, and after lying down
she saw through the opening in the
door three men, standing near the
house, whom she recognized ms John
king, Jake Matthews and another
whom she did not know, but de-
scribed as black, short and heavy
set negro, after this she must have
dropped to sleep as she has no rec.
objection of what trsnspired.
Kings wife stated she was awak-
ened by rap on her door Sunday
morning and on opening the door,
Mrs. Warren's little girl came IN
crying apd said her ma was dead,~
went over to the Warren house, q 90
yards away and found Mrs, Warren
dead, and :he boy sitting with his
head bent over, returned and woke
her husband, King. and sent him to
notify Mr.. Quinn, overseer of farm.
Kings statement differed in some
respects from that given by his wife,
saying, that he had himself open,
ed the door to admit the little girl,
that she was not crying, and that he
had awakened his wife and sent her
to the Warren house and on her re.
porting the condition of the murder.
ed family, went and notified the
neighbors,
The rest If the evidence is imma.
terial and irrelevant, and throw no
light on the affair. King and Mat.
thews are held for further examina.
ton before magistrates court. Tie
coroners jury returned a verdict to
this effect: "We, the jury, find that
Mrs. Mary Warren and her son Bob
Taylor, came to their death by blows
from a club in the hands of person
or persons to US unknowi,."
Mrs. Warren has been a resident
of this county for a number of years,
and had been married three times;
her FIRST husband was named Taylor,
her second, Miller, and her third,
Stokes War rem.
Mrs. Warren was poor but re-
spectacle and worthy woman, who,
with her bows help worked hard to
make an honorable living. The en-
tire community is thoroughly arous
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
Assessors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that will,
in person, or by proper deputy, be
at the following places, at the fol-
lowing time, for the purpose of as
sessing the Personal Property and
Poll tax of Mississippi County, Ark
snsas, for the year lSSS-to wit:
Swayne Townshi p residence of
l.. ID. Rozell, June 18th.
Clear Lake Township--residence
of Geo. w. Stewart, June 9th.
Canadian Township Fuckers
Store, June 9th.
Hickman Township-at Hardin's
Store, June eth.
Chic kasawba Township-Gosnell's
Store, June 8, 8, and 11th.
East Big Lake Townsh,p-resi-
dence Of John Perry, June 18th.
West Big Lake Township-resi-
dence l. l.. Dongherty, June l4th,
18th.
Carson Lake neutrality-suspicious.
of Alex. Gohle June 18th.
Troy Township ID. L. Ferguson's
Store June, 10Th, 10Th, 2lst.
Upper Pecan Township. w.
Rhodes Store, June 22nd.
Lower Pecan Township-R. d..
Friends Store, June %, rs, 26th.
Scott Township-.Wsrd & Jones'
Store, June q, 28, Goth.
Dead Timber Lake Township
residence OF John Wilson, June 30lh.
Monroe Township-Court House,
July 2, 3, 5, q, 7th.
Little River Township residence
of b. f. jackson. July 9th.
All tax payers failing to appear at
the places and time above stated,
and giving in their assessments will
have penalty of one dollar impos-
ed upon them, according to law.
B. l.. HILL.
Assessor Of Mississippi County
This May 18th 1888.
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
NOTICE,

That I, the undersign0i. will at the July term
Of the County Court of Mississippi county,
Ark. present q petition to said Court for the
purpose Of opening u road commencing at the
lower south west corner Of =. A. Coffman s hed
on the bayou, and running down the bayou on
north side by Mrs. Manchester's and John Mac
Bowen's lands, and thence due west to Nc
Gavocks land on Little River; at which time all
persons having any interest may appear and
make such resistance to ,ae granting OF such or
der ~ they may deem proper.
p. II. BFLCH.
May a5th', 1888 Petitioner.
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
THk WONDERFUL HEALING PROPER
TIERS OF DAIBys PIornYLACTIc
FLU1D IN CASE os ACCIDENTS
FOR Burns, Sc4LDs, CUTs,

TUX Dt HNS' ~ +FUN, OUTS,
WOUNDS, ETC.
Its prompt use will invariably re-
lleve pain, promptly healing and pre-
venting Erysipelas, Gangrene, or
Proud Flesh. Owing to the cleans
ing and purifying qualities of the
Fluid the most obstinate Ulcers,
Boils, Carbuncles and Running
Sores are rendered pure and healthy
and speedily cured, no other appl,-
cation being necessary.
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
SUBSCRIBERS, YorI PIEMIuM.

SUBSCRIBERS, lorI PREMIUM.
Every person subscribing to, OF
renewing their subscription to this
paper will be supplied with the
KANSAS Cry WEEKLY JOURNAL
/ree during the Campaign of 1888
Here is an opportunity to place in
your family the largest aud bes,
Weekly paper published in Kansas
City. Send in your names at once
and get two paper for the price OF
THE OscEoLA TINES, 81.
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Notice IL hereby given that the mercantile br.
siness heretofore conducted bv and under the
firm name and style of Rhodes 4 Morton, a,
Golden Lake Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, MIR, u A Norton retiring. 4 e bust
ness, in future, Will 6e conducted by and usder
the firm name of J. ". Rhssie~ h 20 who as
sumo all the liabilities of The old firm
j. W. RHODES,
T. A. NORTON
Golden Lake, Ark
May lst lsSs. S-f2-3t
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
FOR SALE,

Long Staple Cotton Seed Of all
kinds. Cotton raised from these
Seed brings $500 ber bale more
than Common Cotton.
Price $500 per ton.
A. LEA x. Co.
Fulton, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOT ICE IL hereby given that, as guardian OF
Mary Lucy Paris. viii present to the Probate
Conrt of Mississippi County, Arkansas. at its
July term, lsss, apetition pray ing for an order
OF sale OF the e-fOnrth updivded interest Of
Sec IA. T. 10 n, r ZOE situated In MisSis-
sippi County, Arkansas, for her mai inienancc
and education. BEN ". BACCHUS,
Guardian, &c.
. .. Semmes, atty. 6-2-4'
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02

Try all old time Tones; try Qui-
nine and the doctors, and If you can
not get rid of Ague or Chills, go to
Gaylord & Hale, Gsceola, who will
warrant "Certain Chill Cure" to
cure you.
For sale, by Gaylord & Hale.
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02

md
spdb thee
arts Of
si spri Count
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02

tion Of delegates to represent Mis-
sissippi county in the State conven'
: tion on the 3lst day Of May, which
resulted in the selection of the fol-
lowing delegation: John A. Love-
well, Hugh II. McVeigh, John Is.
Driver. John O. Blackwood, Hugh
ID. Tomlinson and Byron $ Carleton.
A similar motion resulted in the
selection Of the following delegates
to represent Mississippi county at
the congressional convention to be
held at Helena, on the 2Sth. day Of
June, 1888; Logan ID. Rozzell,
George w. McMillen, Elliott VIII
liams, w. b. Eirington, Robert W.
Friend, and Leon Rousssn.
The convention then instructed
the delegates to the State conven.
ton to cast the six ballots Of Mis-
sissippi county MS follows:
For Governor: John G.. Fletcher.
as long as bis name was before the
convention.
For Secretary of State: Black.
For Auditor: Dunlop.
For State Land Commlss,oner;-
Cobb, first choice; Pagan, second.
For Treasurer; Woodruff.
For Attorney General: Atkinson.
For Chief Justice: Cockriil.
For Superintendent Public In
struction: Thompson, first; Russell
second.
For Congress: w. II. Cate.
A resolution endorsing the nomi.
nation of Ben II. Harris, of Poinsett
county, for State Senator, from this
Senatorial district, was unanimously
adopted.
A resolution urging the Mississip-
pi county delegation tn present the
name Of Col. George w. Thomason,
ol Osceola, before the State Conven.
ton for endorsement as a delegate
to the national democrati., conven.
tion at St. Louis, was also unanim-
ously adopted.
The convention then proceeded to
elect the following County Execu.
tive Committee to serve the ensuing
two years:
Monroe--S. S. Semmes, Chair
man; Il. +. Mcveigh, Secretary.
Hickman-Robert Keith.
Cannsdian-J. J. Carr.
| Chickasawba-B. A. Bugg.
Clear I.ake-Geo. w. Ste wart.
East Big Lake-John Perry.
West Big Lake.. II. Smith.
Swayne--M. T.. Sutton.
Fletchcr-Elliot Williams.
Carson Lake-G. w. McMillen
Troy-B. S. Carleton.
Upper Pecan-J. w. Rhodes.
Lower Pecan-T. G. Brewer.
Scott. NJ. Ward.
Dead Timber-G. c. Lloyd.
LATHE Rlver-B. +. Jackson.
DIR. B. A. Bugg, delegate from
Chlckasawba township, in pursuanc,
of a resolution adopted by Count,
Executive Committee of 1886, re-
ported that his township had take,
up collection Of ~, ID toward de.
fraying necessary Incidental expens
es in keeping up the county organi.
zation, which was turned over to tn,
man who most needed 1.-THE prin,
ter, who WIS at once convinced that
virtue has its reward; whereupon tn,
Chair urged the delegates present t
call the attention of the people %
their respective townships, at tn,
coming primary elections to this lit
tie financial matter, that contribu
tons may be taken up for the pur,
pose above mentioned.
The pro-rata, *6, assessed agains
this county by the State Centra
Committee was reported in hand
and would be turned over to tn,
secretary of that body by the at
tending delegates.
l On motion the convention adiour
ned sine die.
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02

ed and nothing will be left undunc
to discover the guilty and mete cut
swift and meritcd punishment.
The Osceola times., 1888-06-02
Dentist

DR.. CJ. Brswner is again in Os.
ccols for short time, and is prepar.
ed to do all work IN his profession
at reasonable rates. Those needing
teeth extracted, filed or new plates,
will do well to call OF him at his
sooms at the Planters Hotel. All
work guaranteed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-31

in Pennsylvania the tax Law
fixes four rates OF taxation for the
sale Of liquors at retail, VIE: $500
for large cities, $500 for small cities
$3.50 for villages or boroughs, as char.
tered towns are called in that State,
and $75 for rural townships in Which
there are no chartered boroughs. I'm.
der this law during tho past year the
number OF licenses in the whole State
has fallen from 1853 to 7724, and
the money received from licrnses has
risen from t976,179 to 1885, ocS.
In Philadelphia there are only abou,
one-fourth as many saloons As when
the new law went into effect,
The price of drinks ranges from one
cent to twenty five.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-31
WILL IT BE CON!lNCED?

The special tariff Of rates on ore
from Wood River will expire this
evening, by limitation; and, unless
renew. d, it is probable that shipments
will, hencelorth, be at much liie!n 7
figures.
Tie low rates were given last
September as an experiment. The
experiment, the TIMES is assured, has
been successful, the shipments of ore
having trebled since the new rates
were allowed. If continued a much
larger quantity of ore than during any
season heretofore will be shipped
from Wood River during the ship.
ping season OF 1889. If the old
rates are demanded, the shipments
will be much smaller than heretofore.
The railway company can therefore
materially control business here.
1t is probable that the low rates
will be continued, as they are Ger.
tai"ly high enough.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-31
An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abietine Ointment is
only put up in large two-ounce tin
boxes, and is an absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands,
and all skin eruptions. Will posi-
lively cure all kinds of piles. Ask
for the Original Abietine Ointment.
Sod by J. A. Rupert at rs cents per
box-by mail 80 cents.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-31
NOliSAy Rales.

The Union Pacific, "Ths Over
land Route" will sell tickets to points
on its lines in Wyoming and Idaho,
within a radius OF 200 n,les, Dec
ember Gath. 25.h-31st, and January
LIST. Tickets good going only on
date Of sale, and good returning to
January 3rd inclusive, at one Fare
for the Round Trip.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-31
A Good Inyestmeut.

Parties wishing to invest small
sums in property that will qua'lruple
in value inside of year, should buy
some Of the $50 or $50 lots in Ell Do
RADIO, the most attractive suburb of
Salt Lake City. 1t is on the direct
route Of the excursion trains to the
famous Garfield Beach.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-31


sndeavoring to create feeling
against Delegate Dubois in this
Territory by charging that be neg.
lects our affairs while looking after
Gentle interests in Utah. They
may ~ we'll cease their efforts in this
direction, as 1t is we'll understood here
that the canse Of an,i. Mormonism
in Utah is ours t0,. Delegate Du.
bois therefore can, and will continue
in the good work. Whatever be
may sec 1T tn do to down Mormonism
anywhere vii be approved Of in
Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-31

Prise. James. Shoshone--Tots and q, block
a, Richards addition. value 100: tar,
costs and penalties 500. school !. 3S,
poll and hospital go.
Pine drove Mining Company :. Twenty.
stsnp quartz mill and millSite At
Pine drove. value 26OO: tax costs and
PSAn1SSs
Powers. william NJ Improvements on
the northeast quarter Of section -.
town south. range 10 east, vnlue 60,
PERSONAL property %. total IS: tax,
costs and penalties $50 school 81
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-31

Nelson, G. Ketchum--Lot 3, block 35, and
improvements, value $50; tax, costs
penalties 5? OF, school 81 cents. 2
Neathcry, J. X. Rocky Battle-Ground prop
erty. value 200; tx, costs and penal
ti;is q. 80. poll and hospital 500. IL
Nelson W. W. Hailey--Lot 20. block SO,
and improvements valie $50; tax.
costs aud penalties 6.23, poll and
hospital 50. school 2.72............. II
Nelson, Lewts-Improvements on the
northeast quarter of section 10, town
south, range IL east value 100, per
sonal property go total sac; tax,
costs and penalties. .................. II
Neeham, G. Dwelling at Glenn's Ferry,
value 400; tax, costs and penalties
$40. school. 2cA, poll aud hospital
O0J.' ...s...'...' ~
Neas". Petsr--Imrrovements on Little Lost
river near the sink. value 90, per-
sonsl property $50. total 800: lax
costs and penalties 1921. poll ana