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We regret to learn that Mr.. +. Mi
rrez, the proprietor of the City Hotel,
sos made arrangements to quit oar
town TO move to Eayne.
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Don't Waste NOur Money.

Don't vast, yaur slurev on oil ii ne rene
dies or rack yuur nerves with takin. quinihe
when you can get e. c. {. Certain Chill Cure
an Il positive guarantee at your Grn-s's1 s;
1t is pleasant TO take, cures fever, aguo ana
maturia, and IA a general tonic 1t STANDS
alotc and without . parallel.
Suld by Thibodaux Pharmacy.
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Notice..
OFFICE THIB0DAUx BRIDGE Co.

OFFICE THIBoDAUx BRIDGE Co.
IhihOdanx. Nov. d. 1883. I
Pursuant TO article | Of The act oi iHcorl,u-
ration OF the above named company au cleo
ton for ) dir ectoss aud 3 commissioners TO
serve for the cnsuin. Year, (lSS9) viii he held
at tie office OF the President Of said com
plny. on Green st lei tween Market and
Levcr SIS. on MONDAY. JANUARY eth.
1899 between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ.
and ; O'Clock L. NJ.
I. d. MOORE,
President.
p. +. LORIo,
Acting Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Ls,nls Of first guality far sale with or with
ont improvements, situated m the lower La
tourclie AMI Naci,-1i. DuyuA Livaudais.
Also M improved property containing
about seven arpents OF land, i'll the imme-
diate vicinity Of Thihodaux, and ten town
lots. with or without Improvements, in Thi-
bodaux.
For terms and conditions address or apply
to COULON RACQUET.
Real lista,e Agents.
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Mr.. +. Gouaux-I have prescribed yonr
Pile Ointment for the past five years and III
every case it gave satisfaction.
&. \. DUyAL. NJ. ID.
Call for samples of Apti-Asthmatic at your
druggist
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
oOtl, judicial District Court, Par
iSh of LatOurche.
Maria Risan, mite. rs. Albert q. lie
Blanc, husbdad.-No. 2314.

Tie above case having been regularly fixed
for trial. WAS taken MP and tried, and the
law and the evidence being in favor OF the
plaintiff, Maria Rizau. vile vs.. Albert u. LIE
Blanc husband. apl against the defendant.
1t is therefore ordered. adindeed aud de-
creed, that plaintiff. Maria Rizan, wife. do
have Judgment against Albert q. Leblanc.
husband. and defendant. tlissolvins forever
the community of acque,s and gains existing
between her and her sad husband, dcereelrig
her TO be separate IN property from her sad
husband. and to have the administrators OF
her separate and nara hernia property, and
that she recover from her said husband the
sum of one thousautl and eighty three o3ss-l60
dollars. with legal interest thereon. from the
l4th of January, 1886, till paid, dad all costs
of suit.
Thus done, read and signed in open court
this o3rd day of October 1888.
TAYLOR BEATTIE,
Judge Goth Judicial district.
Filed Oct, 23rd, 1883.
j w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of Court.
A true copy:
~ Test Clerks Office. Parish OF La
LIS. }fourche, October 3lss 1888
10y p. +. LEGENDRE,
Depaty Clerk.
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4 Wise Nam.

"A wise nun will hear and increase in
learning and keep up with the progress of
science, and use G.. G.. {. Certain Cough Cure.
the improved remedy for coughs and colds
aud ali diseases of the throat and lungs.
Sold by Thihodaux Pharmacy.
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IN. Folse, Esq, of the Assumption
visited our town this week on
husiness.
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In nine cases out Of ten people are
cheated by dishonest persons because
they are dishonest themselves.
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Charity Fund.
per cent.

Recapitulation OF disbursements. by
Hon. |. ID. Moore during his term as
Nayor of TnibouauX
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LOCAL NEWS.

There was lietle aoa' in court 'hls
-AAk.
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Public schools have been established
in every section of this parish where
the population has been found su.ii-
ciently large t, justify the location Of
a school. and the average Attendance.
though not as large as it should he.
ia nevertheless satisfactory and such
as to show that parents are taking Il
growing interest in tho scho"l>.
The most urgent need of the pubic
schools in this parish seems to be Il
more liberal increase in the resources
fro ii which they are maintained. To
attain the latter end We would respect
fully suggest that the Legislature would
provide some eiectual means OF en-
forcing tn. payment Of the poll tax.
W. are gratilied to learn that with
the amoun of taxes levied for school
purposes by oar Police Jury, and with
4 balance of more than two thousand
dollars whici, the school board will
have on hand ut the close of this year,
there will be funds sufficient to run
the schools the coming year one OF
two months longer than they have
heretofore been annually kept open.
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1t is q good long while since there
was such I'm array OF visiting lawyers
at onr bar as OF last Monday. There
were our old friend and former fellow
citizen, T. L.. Winder, ESD, Of Houma,
looking bright and cheerful as ever;
and W. Z. Howell, EST, the leader OF
the Assumption bar, also a former res
ident of Lafourche, and well and fla
vorably known here: and +. \. Pugh,
Esq, of Donaldsonville, one OF the
leaders of the Ascension bar.
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On Thursday last, during the trial of
the case OF the State Va. Ihos. Gary,
charged with shooting with intent to
murder. an unexpected turn was
reached. There had evidently been
some false swearing on the part OF the
witnesses, as the testimony was very
contradictory. The district attorney.
being convinced of the false swearing
Of the prosecuting witness, one Richard
STRIPPING, and asked the jury to
return Il verdict Of not guilty, and then
%turnin~ to his Honor. the Judge on the
bench. requested the commitment OF
Richard Stripping tor perjury.
The jtlsea once ordered his arrest
and commitment ia await the filing OF
ali Information. which WAS done the
mex. day. The case will probably be
tried next week.
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The opcn air minstrel show OF DIS.
Uo,,ace and Hit has been the attrac-
zion of the week for the peopie-snf-
,or;nr from bad teeth. The doctor is
. oood extractor Of teeth, and has u
vay of making people believe tllat his
ooe:..tlous are painless by making
them Laugh with his aile-spiitting
;ot,s. vitticisms aud humorous songs.
We take pleasure in calling our
readers special attention % the choice
and assorted stock of goods announced
far The Christmas holidays 10y the well
and flyorably known ThibodeauX
Pharmacy. JOS. II. Ihibodeaux, MAN
arer. The display OF fancy articles OF
toilet. vases, picture frames, albums,
etc. etc. are well worth It visit to his
large and elegant store, corner MAN
and st. Philip street. See al. on ON
first page.
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Il. K. Mcbride is receiving the finest
assortment OF Christmas goods ever
exhibited IN I.afourche. For the little
girls il great variety of dolls and doll
carriages; TO- the boys, v~elocipedes,
wagons and carts for the young folks,
albums, scrap books, library lamps,
vases, ;uiica sets for the old people,
glassware. croekery, cutlery OF new
and special designs, and the famous
LuXdux burners. which give the great
est light of any burners made. Call
and see for yourselves.
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Court opened last Monday under the
presidency of Judge Walter Guion.
The docket is light and it is expected
that the business will be all disposed
of in the next week.
This is Judge Guion's first term, and
he has made very favorable impress
sion upon our people. among whom he
numbers many warm friends and AID
mirers. Of course, the judge must feel
at home here, as this is his birthplace
and the home OF his boyhood and
young manhood, around which must
cluster many pleasant associations o.
'auld laGg Sync.'
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Judge John NJ. Howell vas chosen
foreman OF the grand jury ut the pres
ent ter of court, which was composed
of representative men. The jury made
a final report on last Wednesday even
ing and returned into court the follow
ing true bills:
Felix Savoie, perjury.
Jos. G. Williams and Harry &. Bush,
throwing rice hulls into the bayou.
Dcle Lnfont. selling liquors without
Il license.
Desire Bailleux, Henry Bailleux and
Gustave Harang, making threats witt
intent to eXtort money.
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In Memoriam.

We the Committee of Lone Oak
Agricultural Wheel No. 1884, re-
spectfully submit the following in
memory of our deceased Brother
W. w. Craine, who departed this
life April 28th., 1883, OF consump-
ton, Of which he was a sufferer for
more than twelve months. He was
very patient during his long illness,
notwithstanding he was blind for
about four years, caused from the ef.
fects Of measles. But with all these
affections, he was cheerful until the
last. He was cut of in the prime OF
life-Brother Craine was born in the
state of Georgia; on the 18th. day Of
March, 1850, his parents moved to
Tennessee, where he professed faith
in Christ, and was baptized by Glider
w. l.. Fields, and was received ia
full fellowship with the Hurricane
Valley Church, and remained con.
sistent member until his death. In
1880, he moved to Arkansas, and
was married to Miss Jane Rie, daugh.
of w. &. Rie, who survives him.
with three little girls, to mourn thei,
loss.
That . copy of this resolution be
furnished the Osceola TINES for pub
lication, with request that a copy bf
forwarded to the bereaved family.
His remains were placed in The
Mound Graveyard by the Wheel ii
due form.
J. B. Fields,
Jesse Maloney,
S. B. Waddle,
J.. NJ. Richardson, Committee.
Bly'hesville, Ark. May 18th, 'Se
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AS ONE after another of the coun.

As ONE after another of the coun.
ty conventions are held, it becomes
more and more apparent that John
G. Fletcher will stand first rate
chance to get the nomination. The
same is true of Hon.W. II. Caac, who
stands for Congress. In each case,
the Circular letter business, is doing
the boomerang act most effectively.
To spring up dead issues, or bunt up
the mistakes committed in bsyhood
and plead them as q bar to promo
ton and trustworthiness just on the
eve of an election, no longer de-
cieves the great mass of the Ameri-
can people. There are few Of us
who in looking back over the past,
but can recall mistakes, or deeds
committed, while in the formative
period of our existenre, physically,
morally and intellectually, which we
would fain blot out from memory.
But the question with which we have
to do, and which decide the fate of
candidates for promotion aud prefer
ment, is, What is he now? Is he
striving to discharge his dnty hon
estly aud conscientiously? Does his
professions and conduct indicate an
honest desire TO make amends for
past lollies? When answers to such
questions as these find All affirmative
response in the hearts of the people,
they never licsl,a,. TO IN iin, higher.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

We notice from the Osceoia Time.
that Capt. II. NJ. Mcveigh 10 = can.
didate for the iegislats~e from Mis-.
sissippi county. 1t is gratifying to
see men Of has brains and character
standing for the legislature. He
formerly represented Mississippi
county and he was the author of the
insane asylum bill which has afforded
so much protection to the unfortun.
ate insane Of the state.-(Pine Bluff
Graphic.
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tComnunicated.
Children's Day at Chicka
sawba.

This day was nicely celebrated al
Blythe's Chapel, Sunday the 2Oih.,
Of May, by = dinner on the grounds,
and the following exercises conduct.
ed by IF. Ruddell, superintendent,
Of the school:
Opening Remarks, by the pastor,
Rev. J. ID. Rutledge,
Responsive Exercises, by the
classes, conducted by their respect.
i've teachers.
Lecture on the Origin and Desigr,
Of Sunday Schools, by Rev. H. T
Blythe.
Recess for dinner.
Ii some had seen the dinner that
was spread on the nice white table
clothes under the trees around the
Chapel, they would have though: it
was too good for Arkansas. But it
wasn't. And yet it was splendid,
and maintained the high credit OF
Chickasawba's public dinners, and
yet alter it had received the atten.
ton Of hundreds Of people the
amount restored to the baskets, re.
called the parable Of the loaves aud
fishes.
Reassembled in the Chapel we
listened to the continuation of the
exercises which consisted FIRST Of
Readings and Declarations by the
following young ladies and little
girls-in groups and separately:
Misses Matte Ruddle, Alice Blythe,
Nora Hardin, Lizzie Robinson, Ula
Scruggs, Edna Mahan, vadie Morris,
Ada Patton, Katie Blackwell, Daisy
Felts, Daisy Robinson, Elva Rook,
Dosia Lucy, Aurelis Lee, Eta Simp-
son, Minnie Pollard, Katie Richards,
Lucy Ross, Sallie Rainey, Myrtle
Scruggs, Elsie Davis, Mamie Ownby
Eva Blythe; and the following boys:
Masters Randolph Scruggs, Royal
Davis and Wallace Davis.
The floor was next occupied by
Mr.. b. K. Rook, with a short talk,
and be was followed bv Mr.. II. S.
Davis, whose remarks OH the happi-
ness of the occasion were eloquent.
Good singing was interspersed
throughout the exercises. All en-
joyed themselves. Brother Blythe
never seemed happier. He is the
Oldest liberal l know of excepting
Gladstone, and he seems determined
that no number Of years shall dimin.
ish his love Of young people. He
called for collection and the speak.
er's table became tae scene Of short
hail storm of nickles and other small
pieces Of the children's money.
Too much cannot be said in praise
of the literary efforts Of the young
ladies and little girls. ! sat where
] could not see faces, but l partic'
ularly noticed a we'll cultivated voice
read "Pcople Will Talk"
The few boys that took part de-
claimed nicely, but they were too
few in number.
The girls, by numbers, took pos
session Of the programme; by thei
efforts won the appreciation Of th'
audience, and by their fresh faces
dainty apparel and smiles filed th'
entire side of the Chapel like gar
den Of flowers.
r. &R.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

We are authorized u announce Charles u
GAYLORD ~ candidate for the once OF County
Treasurer, at the ensuing election subject 70
or primArirs
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E0R COUNTY ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce w Davis,
OF Chiekssawts, a candidate for the occe Of 20
Assessor at the cnsuis 4 election. and subject 70
the action Of the democratic party IN conven'
ton assembled or primaries,
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

No. Three vacant town lots esxis2 fest !;
Desirable locality. on Main street. south Of the
Planters Hotel.
No,2 Two lots opposite Court House. on
BROADWAY. Osce0la. 66xi32 feet each
No g. Dry-Good Store and fixtures, dwell.
Ing and out-houses, with s acres OF ground
highly Improves. orchard. &C. Or Drug store,
sts ck " DrWgs Good opening for Physician.
Write for particulars. terms. &c.
No. Farm; 32S acres, 70 acres in cultva-
ton good house, barn and outhou ses, water,
&C.. miles from Osceols; good neighborhoO
No. s. no acres faro aud timber land, near
BlytAesville.
Not. 1900 acres farm and timber land, six
miles north Of Osce0ls aud three miles from the
Mississippi river.
No. J.: so acres farm and timber land. four
teen miles from Mississippi river. on PemIscot
bayou. neighborhood being settled up rapidly.
No. 8. 40 acres farm and timber land, 50 .
In cultivation, good houses. tn Pemiscot bayou
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26
To THE VOTERS OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY

To THE VOI Eho OF MISo1ooftf II OOONHs
l take this method Of announcing myself 40
a candidate fol the ofice of sheriff and Coliec-
tor of NJ Mississippi County, subjec. TO the demo-
cratic primary election. have been lifelong
adherent OF the grand old democratic party. and
should not be the choice OF the party before the
primaries, the ono 50 favored may depend on
my support very respecGuiy;;,
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

We are authorized 10 announce " 8. HAYES
as Q candidate for reelection to che once OF
sheriff and Collector Of Mississippi County.
subject To the action Of the democratic party IN
convention assembled, or by prlmarts.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

We are authorized To anneanes Hon. II. n :.
McVeigh, Of Osceola, ~ q candidate for the
Lower House Of the General Assembly, subject
TO the action OF the democratic party, IN con.
yention assembled. or by primaries.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26
EoR cIRCuIT COURT CLERK

We are authorized TO announce Jno. u. Driver
A q candidate ior the ONCE Of Circuit Court
CLERK OF Mississippi coun,y, subject 10 tns NC
ton Of the democratic party In convention, or
primaries.
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.prOlNrNENT OF N. u. CHURCH SOUTH.
Osceola Circuit.
..a.u vcu,se Chanel 0Oruing anu
Official Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS;
County and Probate JUDGE y kosvshi kMsvaiSs
s1s,i and collector.w. .Ia.sn :; M.,s''
voupty Trsasursr--Janses tist"n
S."n,y surysyor-R Arckillion.
S"mnty Coroner-5. n. Lawrence
Soanty Assessor--Dsthel l.. hH
MONROE TOWNSHIP. =.
y,s,,.es of the Peace-N. q. Cartwright :
Al. steph~nson, N. q: Tandy.
C.nstAbie-W w Ward
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
Aayor-BeE II. tiacchns.
Recorder Roussan. n,
Aldermep-James ListoL, =. B Hale D. II
,wr..csr T. Avery n. A. Summers
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26
FOR SHERIFF.

weare authorized to announce + B. HALE
a. candidate for Sheriff and Collector OF mia
sissippi county, subject TO the sction of the
democratic party, In convention assembled. OF
by primaries
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26
FOR COUNTY JUD0E.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

We ere authorized to announce M. Reginald
Archillion, OF Chickasawba township, a. can
didatc for reelection to the ONCE az County
Surveyor, subject TO the democfatie primaries
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

We are authorized to announce Mr. Ben II .
Bacchus, Of Osceola, a candidate foS the once of
Circuit Court Clerk Of N ississlppi Coanty, sub
ject to the democratic primary election.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26
II. N. McV eigh,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
ONCEOL.4.
MiSSissiuN County Ark.

viii practice in all the Counties of
this (2d) Judicial Circuit, the Su-
preme Court Of the State, and III
the adjoining counties Of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given TO collec-
tons, to the payment of taxes,
examining and abstracting titles,
and to whatever may appertaln to
agenersi Land .Ase;,cy. Jan. #.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

We are authorized to announce J. w. Price.
OF Monroe Township. q candidate TOR the once
.nd srbiect TO the action Of the democratic
party In convention assembled or primaries.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

We are authorised to announce Mr.. W. B.
Edrington rs candidate for re-slection 70 the
once OF ProAe ecuting Astorney Of the and Judi
cis district. at the ensuing September election.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

We are authorized to announce Mr.. Bethel l..
Hill, OF Scott township, as candidate Tor re.
election to the Office of''ounty Assessor, suo)ec'
to the action of the democratic primary election
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce J. .; Block
of vanndale, Cross County. 90 candidate fol
Prosecuting Attorney for this. the End Judicia
Circuit, xt the September election.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26

Wears authorized to announce NJ Edgar A.
Carleton, Of Troy Township. A. q candidate
for the office Of Circuit Court Clerk. subject 10
the primaries.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices under this head. giving a,e. oocupa.
tion, business or profession, and looasion. win
be charged - per annum.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:

We are authorized 70 announce Hon. II. T
Blythe, OF Chictasawba Township. candidate
for reelection to the Lower House Of the Gene
raj Assembly. subject to the action Of the dem.
"cratic party 10 convention assembled or By
primaries.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26
CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS;

~Adyertisers by the year VIII os'e'''s'''
A their legitimate business.
-x..,,x Advertisements may be changed o.
-, ,cur times during the year free oi charke
~Paries contracting for yearly ss'siii'S siIi s,
GSaus.d short time rstes, ss per tame 'nse''su
SgE RATES.
-roreisn advertisements, sent tntouS' ~
.E...ts,ng Agencies. must be paid iof "a aa-
ss.cs. or deposit made with some one "n'A
vs nav designate.
rrcnsrriages and deaths. not exceeaihs ~ rxs .e.
- -iii he q blished ~ news, Ece OF cnsis N
~. .h,tmsri.s. tribates Of respect. iuners, u..
and invitations charged 40 sove'''seu'""
IAN n.rsoual natter letters or communi-
e.,lc,s setting forth individual schenies =, ~
tsrests 70 be promotea. s ..,c,.tiss will bs
c..rrged for a. other advertAsaanen's'
.-,r all legitimate demands OF the demo
I'll. or Conservative party, or of tne greas :.
a.,s ~ the general public upon our eoia""s'
Ss Tinrs will not tall VI Its duty.
.prOlNTNENT OF N. u. CHURCH SOUTH.
Osceola Circuit.
First sunday-Louise Chapel. mora'ns ana
"ks. xkseoud Sunday Pecan Point. morning .no
third sunday -40sceola, morning s s.,c n'sn,' y,
80 A. Dunsvsnt's Chapel at O'Clock, p IN :
rourth Suuday-ElmOt. II o'clock, q. M
Mil bayou. O'clock p W ~ SMITH, Pastor.
pREsBYTERIAS CHURCH.
r;r,, sunday-Osceola, morning and night !
w,iiam'a nchool house, at . p. N. 49,,
second sunday y-Fulton, II a. nj NooeHA'
- asapdsy-Fulton, II q. N. Nodena' ~
Fourth sunday Pecan Point. morning III"
sigA'i i''Ana - j. r. LLOYD, Pastor.
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No. O. 800 acres, 100 In cultiyaten and lec
more deadened. and or hundred more sns-
ceptible Of cultivation; good houses. wster. BE,
Is miles south Of H~lenS, PHILIPPE County, Ons
mile from Old Town Landing ON hiasissapvl
liver, and fronting on Old Town Lskei well
protected by State Levee. VIII be sold at
bargain. Could be divided IN two good farms.
No. 10. leo farm aud tin,bcr land on Tyron
Ea bayou. four miles from Golden Lake. good
aeighoOrhood; settling up faptdly
NO II 100 acres, 70 we'll improved and In .
dne state Of cultivation, ten miles above Osce-
ola. on Mississippi river; good neighberhood
No. u. A nne Saw Mil Plant. In excellent
running order; together with Lease, saw logs,
wagons, steers. mules, biAcksmithing tools,
and everything necessary 70 carry On good
paying Lumber business, with plenty of tiS'-
access u the river The entire outat will be
sold At bargain Good reason given BY pres-
Ont owner for selling Write for particulars.
The Osceola times., 1888-05-26


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