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TIE INDI,NA cAnPAIuN.

4 special dispatch TO tho Examiner
dated Indianapolis. Aug /. says:
Revsral prominent Kapatlicnns in
the vnrion' poItious Of the State de.
clarei for Cleveland re 'terdny. Those
nre in Adliiipn u tue numerous others
niready pnbli shed. Delegations from
tue various parts OF the ST tic co8iinuo
T., cali on Harrison. II il all part of q
Ehtewd scieue OF his managers. The
original plan conteWplntss snnding him
on n spse ,h.Diikiug tour. The present
plaza u Oritino' nuJ iuet JiuSivc. Ev-
nursiOps me arranged 10y local puliti.
c.nns, WAC charter a tr Iiu at iOw ia.cs,
md their wards at. henten mp for pas.
,uDgefs. Pee iicketI are giYeu la inany
eases. aud othtr inlpccmvnts oGoroi.
a brass bInd !'erga lsd ari . spokcs.
inan give, Harrison the cG9 for that
particular spoe.b, aud IL Is expeeth
in I dnrio3 the callpaizn all pablie
questions xili be aired Dy the p.publi.
cnn Presidential candidate. Tue cbtirr
tciene is q yhrewl electiDnesrirg dodge,
rnl The result .! each delegation visit ~
promptly wired Uscf It's country - ali
tbc papstS.
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a, possible fer Actual settlers, and to that END
all subsidies CT issd. As we'll Al money te
corporations sri speSulatcfs. should CEASE for.
ever.
t~TSxRALrrr TT TErErtSs EEcoNNrSpEp
TIE DA:-ocr.ue party is Tie fsiihfui frlend
OF the soldiers Azi their aad crPhsns,
AID in appreciation CO the hoivic and unself
ish service OF tic UuicH soliICrs aud ~sailsEs.
We declare In favor Of liberal legislation in
their behalf. as q recognition OF patriotism
acd reward for honorable ~servIcss rendered
the Government.
INCORPORATING sCESET.
We favor the development; OF the resources
Of our State. and Epprove all efforts 10 advance
its material ptcsFCTity. aad to this end iudOESc
ell legitimate cndcavors iEat nay be made for
tks advantage OF the State in securing more
good citikeus, Aad the investment Of capital IL
our midst.
We also favor q suitable appropriation by
Congress fora photographic survey OF tho
State for the purpose o. dtteTL-iE!nS proper
methods for storing water - be used for irTI-
CATION.
.PrBIic SCHOOLS.
The system Of uon-scctariau putiic schools
established Ia this State is all essential rart
OF our iE,e institutions, Aai We heartily favor
its liberal maintenance a. provided By cur
Constitution aud laws. nad by such other laws
in accordance with our Constitution A. will
bring it, benefits to every child III the State.
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Conc TO EECAI.

The family Of Geoigc A Grant were
plunged into sudden grief this morning
by the death If little Cl Grcnce. their
only son ind tho youngest mo'uh.r ot
the family, Who brea.hcd bis last mt >
o'clock. The family have NIL been
afflicted with measles, but all were
doing we'll aud rapidly recovering ex-
cept the decciSed who until recently
was a bright and healthy child. hut dur
ING his recent illness he took cold
which aggravated the disease aud Lentl
followed.
The sympathies Of the community arc
extended to the bercHved family. and
VIC who have been called to endure n
similar bereavement know full well how
~ foei for them in their affection.
From experience we know that ti,ne.
the Great Healer. alone eau nssunge
their poignant giief.
Th" funertl will take place from tie
residence Of the parents OF the deceased
ut 2 u'e!cek Tomorrow afternoon.
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A man stopped the Appeal because it
neglected to de>crino his wife'S dress Mt
II GuheinHtoT!al ball. Great fun edit
ing p,rsrs.-H Carson Appeal.
AMI another man stopped the IsDr-
PENDENT urcnuSe it advocates the pass
age OF the Mill taft h.lg. We reurx
our offer of permanent rmrl"Sm "nt at
Il mnniiicent snlaiy to any ole who can
conduct this paper so Ms TO phase all
readers. Truly 1t j, grrht fun to edit II
r~ewSpnrer.
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I:cncrn; slScr.

An Indianapolis dispatch of July 3lst
says:
The Republicans Of Henry county,
Indiana, TO tie number of ubout eleven
EuniIet, pail their respects to General
Harrison this III ,rniug. General Aig-r
arrived from Detroit about noon. i'll
time TO dino with General Harrison
The Horny County delegation returned
in the afternoon md Gc:eiai Harrison
introduced General A'grr. Who respond.
ell. thanking them for their cordial re-
ception md touching briefly on the l..
sues of the day. Aigcr also dwell, on
" lat re termed tie gre 1t danger OF the
Supreme Bsnch becoming wholly Dem
~,crt.c. au IA! .he only safe way ont
of tie difficulty is 10 slect n Republican
President. In m inter,ie~ tins even
iIg General Algrr said among otaer
things that tue II. puh!icnus O: Michigan
W aid max. au tGuIt to get Blaine TO
stump the Stat. and IN response t. IL
query he smilingly denis ! that lie had
recently let his cheek While in New
York with Chairman Quay for one
hundred thousand dol ats or u;y other
r,ro
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Government Timber.
The Pioche Record suys:

The Pioche Record suys:
4 Gov rnurnt Tiuter Inspector
charges Il SnLler. John T"rrc and Peter
lIHnsrn and others Of Enrekn with dep
re lAtion@ amounting to SG.5OO, 900 on
U. =. Timber lands for timber cou
srmed in Charcoal burning.
We have gave iouits whether there
il or e'er WAS So 500. COZ worth ot tir,-
Der i'll the whole State Df N-vnd,. out
side u iha; which has beeu shipped ill
to tic Safe from California.
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DEM0CRATtG
STATE TICKET.

FOR coSokEss
GEO. W. CASSIDY.
o. Err,I, ceuaty.
FOR JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
W. n. sEWELL.
OF E.rSer.Iia County.
FOR PRE- -IpESTfAL ELECTORS
THEODORE WINTERS,
or wsshoe County.
]. 4. HARDIN.
o. HuaS.ldt County.
C. C. THOMAS.
or Lyon County.
Foa STATE UNIVERSITY REGENTS
(Long Term.)
81. S. BoNNITlELD.
OF ~IiaiaLoid; County.
S. d. KING,
OF washoe County.
(Shor, Term.)
+. II. EDMUNDS,
OF storey County.
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4 Looisyiie. Ky, di'pntvh Of July
81, srys:
d. hHhrfl Morris diol this morning
ct his home ia Lagrange from analysis,
ngad 70. Mnris vas "a poet laureate
90 MHonry and Z g III Il distinguished
itntVn In the world.
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A. QUiLICG and +. TESLA.
Thr state of NsvndR ma Grrr.-
Ing TO ~. uuiiICi ana u. ICstn,
b~befcni!nu.7.

p'tf!liNnl's
Thr state of NsyndR sends Grrc,-
Ing TO Il. uuiiICi u u. fiesta.
bbefeuhnu:7.
YOU AT,E HEREBY su9HoyED To M.
pear ,ci"r" UIc, at my UtiiCr III Spruce.
mont Township, ia the county of Elku,
on the 10th day Of September, 1885, at
10 u'cIock. I ~, IN nn notion brought
against you hy sud plaintiff To answer
the complaint Of ilG above mnmcl plain.
tiIf.
SAID action is brought 10 receiver iudg.
mont AGAINST you for The sum Ui one
hund' al "ud niuo aud G7-lNU dollars
for gnnis. wares md mOfciIn nii-o s,ll
mud delivered 1" yrn upon your Order
'rd icIncsi. nO pnIt Of the sniuu hnv-
ing hrrn rni1 nnd the same lc,ug nov
wholly due fInm sou ia more fully nr-
pcsrs ny tho Complniut on flo heroin 10
which ,on nrc referred, or Judgment
will hc taken against you fcl the mid
amount. tog thcr with The costs of this
suit n you fail Ia appear aul nnsw,r.
To the Slt'tif or nnY Constable OF
'nid county, Greeting: Mako legal cor.
vice md due return III rcof.
Given ur'"t luy hgui tn, 2Jr1 day
Of July. 1898.
JRNNCIS. !. KELLY.
Justice Of tLo Peace for said Tn.
fG1.af.
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The L~sand.IoIdcrS.

The coming Presidential campaign il
a fight between The people md monop-
olistio wealth. No stronger evidence
OF this is needed than the fact that
tue bordkoldGrs of the Government
haro determined that the Treasury sur.
plus shall mol be reduced. The AL
miDistrntion is doing is best to prevent
n boarding OF money by reducing the
surplus by purchasing bonds not yet
d1e. For four per cent. bonds the
Government is paying a premium OF -
per cent. II is authorized to do This
by Congress. Aud the result Is that all
sho bonhhollers Of tho Gpycsrmunt
have formed n syndictts l." prevent n
reduction Of the Treasury surplus. ia
order th,t tho Government shall DO
compelled 10 pnrcha 8 their bonds at AN
o<osbit 'nL Premium. TEe cry they
make against the war tariff reduction is
''protectiOu 60 American lnIOr."--S ir-
yinIa Chronicle.
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Font ilaiiG"h, N,t

Waving icsuiIrl ttc urrnrrmart Il
iirv luruiHl ll.tvi. | druiv to l.ulr,
my o!i ga ,"n,urs aud Uhr ruti ..r.s.
ais that gU"d accommodation. e, fF.
s"n,iic it!erh SHI b. mnirtuired..
TUE Fan
H. h'orfol win iuo Vino urA ]iH1uuYa
which VII 10 sold oniy ty to gallon o.
hottie. iiytschmHn's Door iu & o bot.
Ito or quart; Milwaul:Co BOcr ly tho
bottle: Fine Cigars.
joy. LtSd,
Proprietor.
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Tea"h+r Win was the most upright
IN III III the Bib!e2
Smart Boy--I know who wa, the
striiglrte-r.
leichcr--W, II. who waS The sunigA,-
e,tI
Snnri Bny-Joseph.
Tencher-Why?
Smnr, Bry-Iircause Pharaoh mnde II
ruler OF hun.
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THE ISlaCk SratrtCidr.

The tr'Gi o! JOIN. l.. Black. GS years
oil, for the mnrdrr OF his brother,
Sarnsl Black, 20 ytnrs OF ngr. was con-
ciut!ed II, Virginia City on WEDNESDAY,
by a discharge Of tie jrry. they having
fail-d to ng,a.. Tie Chronicle says:
Tie jury did not c1me into Court uu.
til IL o'clock II. 10 day. WHEEL the Fore
man Announced that tlle members were
unable 10 Hgr.e upon a verdict aml had
ITO hope Of doing so, as they had stood
six FOR ncqn!tta! and six for mausiangh-
ter ever since rt.riug lat evening.
The Cour, then discharged tie iuy nuh
fixed Monlar. Ausu,t ~. NJ the duto
for a new trial OF the defendant on the
indictment for murder. The i~ailuIe Of
the jury IN agree IN a verdict wa, tie
subject of general oil the
street this afternoon. tro geucrtI Dirt
of which vas hat n verdict OF guilty -.
manslnught r WIS anticipated. The
trial h'trartol wider pubiic interest than
any criminal case Lcr. tofore tri,d III
Storey county.
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Card.

desire to express my sincere
thanks to these who rendered such
TIM. ly HssistaEce in ny time Of trouble
occHsioned by the death OF my son.
John & Bake. To RUl c:t johnson.
E. II. Me tde. Thomas McGovern and
others. Of Iuscarora. and &c X. A.
Sh-nrrr. '. Z. Bartlett. Q W. HUI.
Walter Chase and utaers o! Exc. also
u the Tus,nr"ra ~tsge line aud to Al.
Parker. IL Of the drivers om tar routr.
| feel dreply grateful for the kind off,
ces extended on thi, ~mrlIlch"ly or-
casiun. Language falls t. express the
sentiments Of my heart wheu | reI.eI-
6,r the 6eieTUu6 SYMPATHY extended 10y
citizens Of both Tuscnruln and Elko.
ANA I can only say. with IL full heart.
God bless You all.
EDWARD BLAZE.
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All psigons WHO des,rs 10 vote at The
coming election mutt have their nanos
on tbs Great REGISTER. No not delay
It ssgi .bo I u, Nul DO Il Ii y.
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Painting.

Having located Ia Lilo ! en- pc
pared 30 hii orders 10 Pointing, Gihin
irg AMI Ptpcr Hnncin2. Ceiling brGo.
r~,tinns u sptcinity. All work FRS.
class Leave orders at tho ISDrPsED
yHr Oifcv,
G.. z. fIRysT.
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IN the matter or tho Estate OF Hen.
RI Drcys. DrccnSCi,
.lsi.t ElocriN,n.

Two car lonls Of S,li. cousia,irg Of
stock Fnl' "nd fmc Liverpool ,snIl which
viii he Eoia In qnsntilis, t%o.arit.
II. CHIsg |
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II Is sail thu; tue Senate hill to re-
duce the revenue will he cumpl I'D this
week.
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school Report.

Following is the report of the Smith
Creek school for the momtl ending July
p. 1893:
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isOItN.

OyERMAN;--In I;lko. August /. 1883. 10
the vito Ct G. W. OsermmD. II dnugli.
ter.
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The Democratic party nf the STAT Of Scys.
da. III CONVENTION nssgmJIsd. r,sn!rus its dc.
N0t!ua 10 the Federal Union, and t. tie ca.
stitItioa % he Dated States EuI its amend.
I"tnis, a.d hereby adopts the principles o:
constitutional government promulgated hy
the Democratic SA;iuLGi CIaycat!on OF ISL
HHd affirmed b. the prorlc III a." election OF
uroycr Cleveland aai rGoruNs 4. Hendricks.
President AID N~irs-PEcsid,nt OF the United
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

The democrats Of Mississippi Co.
are always victorious when they
work in harmony. Just now it be.
hoovcs them, more than ever, to stick
together and vote the democratic
ticket from Governor down to town.
ship constable. Just at the moment
when We are beginning to see the
light ahead is no time for dissention
In the ranks. Keep a solid front
and your old enemy will, as surely
as the sun sets next September, be
routed, horse and foot.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

A Wheel of 90 members in the
county where Norwood lives, has
voted unanimously to support Eagle
for governor against Norwood, The
Wheelers where Col. Eagle lives
will support Col. Eagle, but the
wheclers where Norwood lives will
not support Norwood. What do the
whcelcrs Of Lawrence and other
counties think of that! 1t is becom-
ing palmer every day to intelligent
whcclers that Norwood is the candi.
date of the republican party dis
guiscd as Union-Labor man.
Those who do not want to return to
republican misrule, should vote
against Norwood.-LWalnut Ridge
Telephone.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

A confidential friend of Feather.
ston's sald to this editor several
months ago that Featherston didn't
have the rhetoric and scholarly fin.
ish necessary to meet Judge Cate
on the stump, and that he would not,
therefore, seek the nomination be-
fcre the democratic convention, but
would just make the race before the
people, that a majority of the people
were whcclers, that Featherston be-
ing president Of the state wheel the
wheelers had confidence in him and
he could be elected independent of
the democratic party, all of which
means that the overthrow Of the
democratic party is one of the OBJ.
jccts of the Wheel Paragould
Press.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

No. ] Three vacant town lots, G6xl32 feet;
desirable iocallty, ON Main street. south OF the
Pfanter's Hotel.
No..2 Two lots opposite Court House, on
bnadway. Osceola, G;Sla? feet each.
No 3, yGood Store and fixtures, dwell
ing ana ont-honscs, with acvcs ol ground,
hlghly imprDve~.. orchard. &c. Or Driis store,
sleek ~ Drugs Good opening Tor Physician.
Write for particulars. terms. &c.
No. 4. Farm; g25 acres, 1j acres In cultiva-
ton; good house, barn and outh0u scr, water,
&C., miles from OsceOla good neighborhood.
No. 5. a2) acres iaria and timber land near
Elythesville.
No. q. l2J0 acres farm and timber land, six
miles north of Osceola and three miles from the
Mississippi river
No l. 60 acres farm and timber land. four
tern miles from Mississippi river, on r.miscot
bayou. neighborhood being settled up rapidly.
No: :. 100 acres farm and timber land, 10 u
in cultivation, gUod houses .n Pc miscot BAYOU
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

get into yawl and crossed over the
river, where he expected the boat to
land and take him aboard, and thus
escape the fury of the mob, but the
lnfuriated negroes pressed him so
close that he didn't get time to get
aboard, and plunged IN the woods
with the mob on his trail. 1t is not
known whether he eluded them or
not.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04
Republicans in Convention.

Last Saturday, the Republicans of
Mississippi county met in solemn
conclave at the Court House. Their
meeting was somewhat of surprise
to most Of our citizens. Had it been
known to the bohemian of the Times
he would have been thar with fresh
pointed Faber and new note book.
After our disappointment in this re-
gard, we still hoped the secretary of
the annex to the Chicago convention
would furnish us with copy OF its
proceedings, but up to the last hour
before going to press we have been
unable to find out who the secretary
was; SO we conclude that like the
injunction in reference to the final
disposition of certain letters, the or.
ders of the convention must have
been, "burn dem purcedins."
However, it has leaked out that
the following nominations were
made:
For Representative: Alex Good
rich, Of Osceola.
For County Treasurer: w. w.
Ward, of Osceola.
For County Assessor: Clay Gar
rett, Of Osceola.
Mr.. G. w. Guffin, of Scott town
ship, presented his claims and plead
for the nomination, or an endorse.
ment as the republican candidate for
Sheriff and Collector of Mississippi
county, but was soon buried under
a resolution declaring further nomi-
nations were out of order.
This may not be verbatim re-
port, but it about contains the what.
ness of the proceedings had; and i:
only remains for us to add that the
Osceola aspirants for official nomina.
tion, when fully in earnest, general.
" get there with both feet.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

An inquiring man thrust his
fingers into a horses mouth to see
how many teeth he had; and the
horse closed his mouth to see how
many fingers the man had. The Gu
riosity of each was satisfied Elk.
If men are the salt of the earth,
women are the sugar. Salt is a ne.
ccssity, sugar a luxury. Vicious
men arc the saltpeter, hard, stern
men the rock salt; nice family men
the table salt. Old maids the brown
sugar; pretty girls the fine pulverlz-
ed white sugar Elk.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04


No. n sO acres, 100 in cultivation and lm
more dcadenr,i. aisi I or ) hundred more sus-
~ miles south OF Helena, Phillips County, one
mile fr,m Old Town Landing ON Mississippi
svcr, and fronting on Old Town Lake; we'll
protected by state I.evec. Will h. s"ld at a
bargain. Could be- divided IN two good farms.
No. 10. leo farm and timber land on Tyron
za bayDn. four miles from Golden Lake, good
ncighborhood; settling up ..apidiy.
No H. lD acres, 40 well Improved and In a
fine state or cultivation, ten miles above Osce-
ola, ON Mississippi river; good ncisliborhOod
No. u. A line saw Mill Plant, In excellent
running order; together with u lease. saw logs,
wagons, steers, mules, blacksmithing tools,
and everything hecessafy to carry ON u good
paying Lumber business. with plenty of TIM
her handy, in Il good noghborhood and Oi easy
access Ia the river The entire ouiht will be-
sold AT "A bargain Good reason given by pres.
ent owner Ion selling Write for particulars.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04
Tur mate of the steamer Coahomo,

TuE mate of the steamer Coahomo,
plying the lower trade, shot a deck
hand while the boat was lying at
Concordia landing, Miss, taking on
cotton seed, and it was with the
greatest difficulty that the crowd Of
negroes, who gathered from the adj
joining plantations, were kept from
burning the boat. The mate, whose
name is Huff, finally managed to
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

From the best sources obtainable,
1t Is confidently asserted that the
President will approve the Riverand
Harbor Bill. At the latest advices,
though he had returned from his
fishing excursion, he had not yet
done SO.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

When DIR. Norwood started out
on this campaign he forgot his cork
leg and is hobbling round over the
state on his wooden peg. But the
doctor knows very well that the peg
will attract more attention and win
mo'e sympathy than the cork
| IExck0Rgc.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

Our friend Norwood is sort of a
conglomera.ed mixture--a mighty
clever fellow, good stump speak.
cr, a pretty fair doctor, "busted''
merchant, and can beat all creation
farming-with his mouth Texar-
kama lndependct.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

A COMBINATION has been effected
by which the price Of cotton bagging
has been raised from q cents per
ward to 10 cents.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04
Official Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS:
koup,y and Probate Jud:e-L. u. Rozfcll.
krcnit and Comfy Clerk k-iugh u. Me\eigh.
jAei 10 aud Collector :. uayes.
Iounty B. Examiner Leon itoussan.
<.up,y yTrrasursr-Jamesl l.istOn.
founiy surveyor-ii. Archillion.
|ouuty Coronrr-J. n. Lawrence.
sounty Assessor r--I'eihel l.. Hill.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Justices Of the Peace-S. q. .tartwfight, j.
Stephenson. NJ L. Tandy.
ble-W " Ward.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Sisyor-Jos II. Forum.
..ecsrier-I.ron ltouSsan.
Aklrrmrn-Jas ID. Crutchcr. Jas. Schnabei
4. Hall, J. &. I,ricksy. Alex Goodrich.
lsrshzl-i'aul j. semmcs.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04
Presidential Electors.

From the State at large WM. ". FISH
BACK, OF Sebastian, and ". l.. HEMINGWAY
OF Jefferson.
First Disirict-P. ID MCCULLOUGH. JI.. OF
Lee.
Second District-JEFF DAVIS, of Pope.
Third Disirict-PAUL NJ JONES, Of Miller.
Fourth District--JOIIN N. ilARliELL of
Garland.
Finh District--Z. NJ HORTON, of Eaxtcr.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

THE crops are about all laid by;
now let the boys all over the coun-
ty organize democratic clubs.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04
For Justices of the Peace, Monroe.
n. CARTWRIGHT.
10. NJ. STEPHENSON.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ror pposrcUrISG ATTORNEY

We ar, authorized to announce j. ID Block. 7.
of yann,iale, ,'ross County, rs u candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney for This. the 2nd Judicial
Circuit, at the september clcction'
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

We nrc authorized 10 announce Mr.. W. u.
E,lrinct ON as u candidate for reelection TO the
of,ice ~ Prosecuting A-torncy OF tue snh Juul-
cial district, at the ensuing september el'cnon'
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04


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{''hituari., tributes of respect. funcra' no'i'
charged ~ advertisements.
An p,rsonai matter, letters or communi-
(.. ,sltiny iorth individual schemes or IN
n, /. be pfomoi.d, emanailnY IRON parry
I..,,i,, ORGANIZATIONS or socicties. VIII ps
k,.J for ss other advertisements.
yin all legitimate demands OF the demo
IN OF .rt.ns.rsatiye party, or "i the great ia
III, VI the general public upon our coin'nhs'
bnl. will not lail vi its duty.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04

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S,nISrvENT or NJ. D. CHURCH SOUTH.
Oscrola Circuit.
kip, sunday -Lo iise Chapel, morning ana
ktr
N, .,d at t.ol,lvn I.akc ut z O'Clock y. m
YtirJ sun.sy Osceols, uorning aud night,
\ NJ pussvaut' . chapel at o'clock, y. III.
BourtL sunday -Elmot, u O'Clock, u. M,
N bayou, . y CLOCK, p. m.
Il. W. SMITH. Pastor.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
I'm, ann.iay-Osccola. morning and night
Rl,ssa . peL,ssi house, ut . p. m.
Isseud sssds y-fulton, IL -. m NouehA'
~. 49,. -,
bird sundsy II \. m, Nodena, at
|sunb sspdsy-Pccan Point, morning and
J.F. LLoY y, Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-04
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices under this head. giving n name. occups
t~n, business or profession, and location. win
be charged 81 per annum