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The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
Chr .rtuias Day.

! The day wa no, WHAT. generally
lcxnrctei. The Clrrl, of tilo weaih-
es was evidently or OF watc.. per
haps on a lark with Santa Claus.
At. any rate the day usherd itself
in Osceola like May morning with
balmy soath hreczes lslrn with per-
fumes from the tropics The old
fashioned programme adopted by our
fore fathers, Of spreading thick
coat OF SHOW over the ground, and
providing the proverbial Yule log,
lin Arkansas, "back- -log') and then
setting stiff breeze from Dako-
Ia in motion, was all discarded, and
laid aside as too old fashioned. The
iemperture was raised up to above
'OV. Oscrcoais, wraps and muifs
were all discarded, and lungs and
limbs given free play. That we ap-
prove of the innovation goes without
saying. But for this change in the
arrangement Of the weather, the
roses and pans;cs, we gathered Or
Christmas morning ont ins,he open,
woald long ago have beoa nipped and
wilhcred. True il b,ongh; to MIN
the dc,ghts Of early garden sass,
more thar the Winter cheer Of OF r
ancestors before bright and blaz-
ing fire, with the wind whistling like
cats-a fighting; but then change of
programme is necessary now. a days
in this as in every thing else, in this
changeblc world Of ours. How else
could we find cut which is the best
or which sults our tastes or inclins- :
tions? The fashions in garments are
continually changeing, why not the
Christmas weather? That the
change Of Programme was disap-
pointing to the little boys who pre-
vailed on Santa Claus TO serd them
skates and sleds in anticipation of
snow and ice It's true, but the little
chaps who received a bunch of pop
ping crackers and tin horn could
stand out in the open air and pop
their crackers and toot their horns
without converting thcir little noses
into icic'e holders. The boys with
the sleds and skates will have some-
thing to trade next summer when
the marble season sets in, and thus
every thing will be cqualized.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
The Steamer Kate Adams
Burned and Sunk.
FEARFUL Loss OF LIFE.

The news brought up Tuesday
morning of the burning of the steam.
er Kate Adams, last Sunday morn
ing, at Commerce, Miss; was not
calculated to add any zest to the en-
ioyment of the good things prepared
for IA Christmas merry-making
From the accounts published in the
Memphis papers, the boat was laden
with large cargo of cotton, ll6l
bales, 10S sacks, and 1900 sacks of
seed, besides large passenger list 4,
together with the officers aud Gre W,
numbering near three hundred souls.
OF this number, the train, which CON
veycd the Survivors to Memphis,
contained only about 100. Some OF
the rest may possibly have escaped
and drif:ci down the river, but the
loss of life is variously estimated all
the was from % to l25, mostly con-
fined to the list of deck pas
sengers, the majority of whom were
colored people, and who were cut
off from escape to the shore and
were forced to jump in the river and
drown, or perish in the flames.
The conduct of the officers under
the trying ordeal, is described as he
roic in the extremc--none leaving
their post until all had been done
that could be, by human agency, to
save the lives of those in their care,
and were driven away by the heat.
Capt. Cheek was the last man to
jump overheard, after having first
fastened "A lie. .preserver around his
first officer, who had fallen from ex-
haustion, aud showed him overheard,
prcferring to see him drown than to
leave him to the mercy of the flames,
then followed him. They both strug-
gled to the bank, and were hauled
ont more dead than alive.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
CHRISTMAS GIFT!
One HuNplsED DOLLARS WoITn Oh
PREsENrs GIVEN Away.

One HUNpKED DOLLARS WoETu Oh
PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY.
a $40 Shot Gun, a $50 Sewing
Machine, $50 in Gold and Barrel
or "Our Daily Bread" Flour.
For every Dollars worth of goods
purchased at l.. a. MoRRls & Co,
the purchaser will be given achancc
to guess at the number of Shot con.
tanned in a sealed glass bottle, filled
with No. q and o shot. The guess
nearest the number will be entitled
to first choice; the next nearest, sec.
end choice. The one holding thu
greatest number of chances will bC
entitled 10 the Barrel of Flour; ant
the one guessing the exact number
of shot in the bottle will be entitled
to the $40 in gold. Now is YOU
chance. Shot will be counted Jan
uary lst., 1880, when prizes will bt
awarded.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
INpIspENsAnLE TO THE Toilet.

Darby's Prophylactic Fluid cures
chatting, eruptions and inflammation Of
all kinds, cures iufamed or sore eyes;
relieves pains from bites or stings ol
insects and sore feet; destroys all
taint of perspiration or offensive
smell from the feet or any part OF
the body; cleanses end whitens the
skin. Used as a dentifrice it puriiies
the breath; preserves the teeth, and
cures toothache, sore gums and can
ker. A little OF the Fluid IN the wa
ter used in bathing is very refresh
ing and especially beneficial to the
Sick.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
YouR MONEY.

We have the goods; you have the
money; we want the money, you
want the goods: Come and see us,
and you will be convinced that our
great clearing sale is no humbug >
WE MUST SELL, there is no use
talking: we cannot afford to carry
such a large stock throdgh the dull
season, which intcrvencs between
how and spring-'We mean business.
n. J.. AVERY & CO.
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Guardians II Office !

NOTICE Is hereby given, That ms Guardian
of the Minor heirs 90 Pauline Scmncs, will. at
the January term iss9, of the Mississippi Pro.
bate Court, apply for an order os sale OF the fol
loving lands, situated in Phillips County, ar.
knnsas to-wit;
II, I. S, Il |, East: wy See l., =. !. : . T.
1, East; S1a > l.. See. Il, +. |, ; y. I, East
) 5 SEMMES.
Dec. Is 1883. Qua dian
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
Christmas Trs Q.

The Christmas Tree and Sunia'
School cnlcriainmcnt, a, the unia
Church. ON Christmas eve, was a vef,
pleasan, aud enjoyable affair. III,
programme oi exercises, arrange
for the Sunday School children wa,
carried out in very good shape, con
si'lcring the jam Of people who he :
gathered ~ witness the exercises,
and be at the distribution Of the
presents. Every foot Of available
space occupied, and scores turned
away at the door, unable to gain ad'
mission.
| We are glad they came; they had
a righ, to be there: and we mention
the fact, because it affords an oppor-
tunity to call attention to the grow.
ing necessity for larger Hall on &C +
casions of this kind. Our communi-
ty has outgrown its swaddliug clothes
and its proportions too large to be
accommodated ia an ordinary build
ing. Osceola needs big Hall, and
musthase it. This, by way Of digrcs-
sioi.
I'inder the circumstances, there
was but little room IN which to man.
age the children, around and about
the platform, ana the groupings were
not as effective as they might have
been under more favorable surround
ings; still, the children acquitted
themselves handsomely, and were
frequently applauded.
After the literary exercises, Tho.
curtains which hid the Christmas
Tree from the audience, were drawn
aside, and its treasures were display
ed to an army of eager and expect
ant little people, and a great many
too, who were not so very little, who
were just about as anxious to know
what Santa Claus had brought them
rs the children. Every limb and
twig of the tree, which was bcauti-
fully decorated, held some present;
besides, there were boxes, baskets
and bundles stacked up in great
heaps all around, and as Santa Claus
who nt this moment mad. his ap.
pearancc before the audience, gazed
H. sstonishment upon the tempting
display Of treas lrcs, his heart SEEM
ed TO fail,at the task before him, and
his face indicated as plain as a tele-
phone signal that he thought his ad
vance agents had certainly made a
mistake and sent all his store Of
presents to the children of Osceola.
With an air of resignation, he allow
ed himself to be kissed by few of
the sweetest little girls in the audi
cnce, while the bigger girls looked
ON with wonder and envy, then set
to work distributing the presents.
This he aid in happy and Impair
tial manner. When all the presents
had been given away, and all appa-
rcntly pleased with their share of
the presents, the audience was dis
missed, satisfied that so far as the
number, variety and value of the
presents was concerned, the Christ
mas tree was the biggest success
ever achieved in this line, in Osceola.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29

There will be a total eclipse Of
the sun on the afternoon of Janu-
airy |, 1889. This is something
very unusual and will be watched
with no little interest. The line of
totality passes through California.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
Notice !.

NOTICE Is hercby given that | will apply to
the Genera ASSEMBLY of the state of Arkansas
which meets in january. lss9, for liiil TO pre-
vent the netting, seiping or trapping Of FISH
within the Counties OF Clay, Greene. raighead
Ponsrtt, cross, Mississippi Clttondcn, ~
Francis and Lcoi aud 10 make II uniaWigl iui
any person to shoot or hunt game for the mar
kcis IN SAID Jountie5 without i i'"n~c
Dec. 10, lsSs. w. j EDRiNGrON.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29

TO WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN; | will APP
ply at the January term Of the Mississippi 90.
tourt for an order TO ogeii Road commeh' ing
Mt foot OF BIZ Lake, running by way Of @aiauel
Hector, thence Eas; along the road AZ now cs-
tablishcd 10y Walker Cut-On, thence along aud
near said foad To where II intercepts The Folks
roNd near the Cypress, North-west Of W 7.
llales' place. ; W. BuNCll
December Srd,, lSSS.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY!
1888 PRESIDENTIAL YEAR 1888
Extraordinary Premium List!
:. THE NEMPHIS WEEKLY APPEAL.
Is THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC ORGAN
nor I<llIM ATTDN


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South.
The price is only Shopper year. md hence
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In addition 10 this. we offer $500 IN Gold,
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The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
CHRISTMAS Is OVER!
HE NEW YEAR Is UPON US.

and every one is locking forward to
see what it will bring forth. Now
gentle reader, we propose to give
you "tip" by which you can save
money; and that is simply this, we
want to reduce our mammoth stock
before our annual taking, the
lst of FEBRUARY, and we will pu, our
IMMENSE SrocK
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN. That will apply to the
Mi.sissippi County Court ai lis January Term.
lssl, for an order to change the County toa.
running from san Souci 10 Il n LauicrT
place, 50 as 10 run as follows: Commencing a
the = w corner of section lG, Township Il, n,
Range IL East, thence South between Sections
20 aud Il to where it intersccts the old road,
J ) DRIVER.
Eccember 3rd ISSS.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
For Rant.

The Bond farm. on Carson Lake. c0ntainire z
seventy seven and half G7N) acres. viii be
rented for the year ls5l, TO the highe.t bidder
al public outcry, at the front door OF The court
House. on the first day Of January. lSij.
@. W. MCMiILLN,
Dec. IL, 1873. Grarlian.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
Notice |!

IL hereby given. That will on SATURDAY, the
18TH. DAY OF JANUARY, 1881,
Let to the highest bidder, the til;able e lands on
the sixteenth sections IN Township " y r. no.
East, and Township u n. II. II, East for ths
coming year. lss9. The Rcntor, or lientors, viii
be required To pay one half of the rent money
Cash down, and the balance secured by Rent
Note with good and approved security.
w : HAYES.
Dec 10Th ISIS sheriff Miss. To.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
Tho Christmas lights opane d up

The Christmas fights opened up
quite early Tuesday morning. BY
adding cgg.nog and whisky toddies,
the spring like temperature with
which tie day was ushered, was rails
ed to Fourth ofJuly heat, by the dev.
otces of the saloons, who while thus
glowing under the stimulus, got
mixed or the subject of "giving" and
''receiving" and the consequence was
that many ticks were given and
promptly returned. The number Of
skinned heads and bloody noses dis
played during the day, gave no evi
deuce of apprehension of the glad
refrain "Peace on Earth, Good will
TO men, sans by angels on the ad-
vent of the Saviour who taught us
to love one another.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29


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ware. Spectacles, &c. All goods
guaranteed as represented.
To The TiMEs:--Is it not time,
high noon-tide time, that puhI1 SEN
timent should be tosei up little
in regard to the celebration of Christ
mas! Think of the drunks, fights
iaes, and foolishness generally on
Christmas day. The song of the
Angel choir was "peace on earth,
good will to men," but this knifng,
knocking, and pistoling, is very far
gone from ,hc right way of celebrat-
ing the advent of Christ. What
think yc, and what say ye-aye,
what do We, readers of the TIMES to
bring about this needed reforma.
ton among us:
Ex.
&C. II. BRIcKEY & BRos., have
the largest line OF Boots & Shoes in
town, at prices as low as the lowest.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
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just received, fresh invoic ol
Ladies Hats, trimmed and untrim-
m cd, latest styles and shapes,
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The Osceola times., 1888-12-29

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Owing to the aeness of the will Stock
at such SWEEPING LOW PRICES nl
the State of Arkansas have ansacked the markets Boston
and Phladeph for the Latest Styles Best Goods could
buy and with the discounts CASH enabled
to offer goods such Bargains DON'T BE BACKWARD
about coming forward will be perfect liberty buy
not entirely satisfied that will do better than shall
expect to and ncihbo will take pleasure show
ing goods whether YOU wish bay REMEMBER, that am
not here for day month"; but here until dsrosc wish tc
make my custom and hold by fair and square dealing
In conclusion, will Rich po the
East Nor West
IN wagons caages balloons
ON oeback, greenack crowd
up and walk up. way, get the grand
6. SlMQN'S NEW YORK STORE,
Osceola, Arkansas.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29

300 Suits OF Gents Fashionable
Clothing, at greatly reduced prices.
ut &. =. nnni,KrY :. n"sos.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
INA SMALL WAY.
The News of the Day Pointedly Para
xraphed for Hassy Readers.

The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
Kraphed for Hassy Readers.
No. % drew thu watch in aillman's
watch club last evening.
No 81 drew the watch in I. G. Diilen d
90. IS Club No. last night.
THERE was only one drunk in the lock-
up at eight o'clock last night.
The Board of Commissioners will re-
sume its sessions tomorrow morning
ONE del of trust wss admitted to
record at Clerk Hook'st flee, yesterday
CHE Boy Tramp," at the Grand, had
a succt ssful run and clcssd last night 70 q
big house.
TIE Maennerchor Singing Society will
give a private dance at their hall, Thanks
giving eve.
A COMMUNICATION from Hon. W. P
Epbbard will appear in to-noToW's Issue
of the REGISTER
Both Parts of the Circuit Court were IN
session, yesterday, but no business OF i'm
portsnce was transacted.
THE Kenna Club will give grand ex'
hibition drill in tie near future. Every
lady should buy ticket.
The work of laying stone on tie pier Of
the Union railroad bridge, at the Top mill
was commenced yesterday.
VII. DAVIS died at 5 o'c'ock yester
day afternoon at the residence oil Cnss'
Umphrey Vile, in Martins Ferry.
TIE Elm Grove Railroad will run
special train out the read after the con
cart, at the Opera House, Monday night
CHE, She, Him and Her" closed sue
ce,sful engagement at the Opera House last
evening. The play is a good one, full o.
bright music and fun.
CITY CLERK Frank Bowers has been laid
up all week with a bad attack of quinsy
Friday night his condition, 10: time, wa
quite serious. 1t is to be hoped he viii
soon be Co1valescent.
GENIAL L. S. GRANT Camp, Sons o
Veterans, will celebrate thsir first ami
yera-y on Wednesday evening, at G. A
r. Hall. An open camp FIRE will be held
and e7e'yb2dy is invited.
THERE were two cases before Police Cour
yeet s1day morning. Frank McShe-Iy, foI
disorderly conduc. in Fceismuth's bar
Der shop, got So and costs. Edward Reck
cts got $50 for his disturbance at Bieden
bach's.
DANIEL DEAN was before Justice Arkl'
Yesterday afternoon, charged with hunt
ing and ranging upon the lands of Wm
Mccullough at Short Greek. The evidence
was heard and the Justice reserved his de
cisioD.
ABOUT fifteen minutes pas!seven O'CLOCK
last evening two unknown men quarrelleC
in tbs market house restaurant, and re
newed the trouble on the outside. Oar
ing the muss one Of the men fred 6 shot q
the other, and then skipped out to avOit
the p0lice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
POINTS on PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming snC
Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming snd
Going of Strangers.
Col. Jscob Kemple is to lecture ct Par
kersburg December 9th.
Miss Annie Jacob, Of Clinton, W. Va,
is the guest Of friends 10 Pleasant Valley.
Messrs John Dornan and Dave Baird, Of
the Riverside Glass Co., Wellsburg, were
in the city, on Friday.
Miss Jennie Ham bach, of Canton, Ohio,
is the charming guest Of Miss May Nolte,
on South Cha2line street.
The Misses Jennie and Emma Cook, OF
Psrkersburg, are the charming guests Of
friends on the South Side.
Mr.. n. <. Kenncn, Of st. Ciairsv.lle,
and his friend Park" Heater, of Carulean
Springs, Ky, were in the city yesterday
Mr.. John B. Crawford, who is attend,
iug the Western Presbyterian Seminary at
Allegheny, Pa, is in tie city visiting his
parents.
Col Pat Manion, a well known glass
worker, Of the Eighth ward, left last night
to accept position in the New England
Glass Co., at Toledo, o.
Misses Frank and SAllie Russell, Of
SisteIsville, who have been the guests Of
Mrs. E. W. Russell, Of Kentucky street,
for the past three Wesks, have returned
home, to the regret OF their many friends,
The numerous friends CT Mike Owens, a
popular Young glassworker, who formerly
worked at Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'s, will
be- pleased to learn that he has been pro
NOTED to the petition of Manager of the
New England Glass Co, owned by W. L,
Libby. Son d c. at Toledo, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
CLARINGToN NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of he Sunday ReoDt-.
CLARISGTON, O., November 2i.-Tbe
CART, Id Literary Society organized on
Monday evening. Tie following tfficers
were elsc'e': President, E. w. Bfsgue
Vice President, Will Fisher; Secretary,
Geo. w. Stephen; Treasurer, Emma Kuehl-
born; LibIaIiap, Henry Dietrich; Censor,
Frank L. Case; Ssrgeant-st.Arms, Thld.
s. Strickling. Will mtet each week on
Tu,sisy evening, beginning Tuesday,
November 9TH.
MISS Fanny Hsbermehl visited relatives
at Bellaire, o., few days this week
The boardwalk on tie opposits side OF
the river, from the ferry landing to the
station is nearly completed. This has
been much ne sded and will be b.neft to
the town and also 10 the railroad comp any.
Judge r. K. Walton, Of Woodsfe,d,
was in town this week.
Mrs. - Berry, an sged lady OF
SomertoD, who died on last Thursday,
was buried at this place last Sundsy after.
noop. The services were hsld at the M.
E Church. Mr.. Will Roger, wife and
daughter, Of Allegheny, attended the
funeral.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
NEW MARTINsvILLE GOSSIP.

Special Correspondence ofD.s Sunday Restste,.
NEW MARIISsvILLE, November "a -
Benjamin Eirnsbaw, President Of the
County Court, was called home Wsdnes-
day by the serious illness Of his wife. The
recountiny Of the vote for Governor and
Congressman has been deferred until his
retaIn. In the meantime the pol-books.
ticjets and election returns are locked up
in the vault of the County Clerks Office.
Mas la Marshall, Of Fsirview, W. Va,
is visiting the family Of Hon. T. =. j.
COBB.
Mr.. Henry Ko,niz aud Miss JEANETTE
Bowers were married Thursday evening" n
tbs home OF the bride 10 the p Is nee o!
tie two immediate families. Rev. Grimxs,
OF Wheeling, oficiste1.
Prosecuting Attorney B. F. Msigben aud
Editor BuIchinal, of Moundsville, were in
town dresisy adorned with regulation
1888 Republican grins.
The P. E Mite Society meets ct VIM.
MEG. Halls Tuesday evening.
The ladies Of the N. E. church will give
o musicale and supper ct tne reid, nee Of
T. p Jacobs, thanks giving evening.
Biies Briggs d:et Wednesday. The de-