Osceola Timers an
_______ .....- ROPRIETOR.
LEON BO Y/june. 14,1890.
SIHTOB AMD P
Rain Drops.
s-e;.— Attention!
Children’s Entertsinmet at the
Ladies’ Aid Hall.
June 30th., and July Ist.
•—Mr. C. C Rochelle is having a
neat cottage built in the Edrlngton
addition.
— Fresh California Prunes, at
L. A. Mounts & Co.
—Master H alter Driver, who has
been attending school, at Nashville,
Tenn., returned home last Saturday.
—Mrs. L. G. Cleere, and Mrs. J.
C. Briekey and daughter were among
the visitors to Memphis this week.
—Take your White Crane Plumes
to J. M. Stevenson. He pays a libe
ral price for same.
—Mrs. Duncan and children, left
last Tuesday, for Memphis, where
they will remain a few weeks.
—Master Logan Young who has
been oil' attending school, camo home
last Saturday to spend the vacation.
— A light, but refreshing shower
of rain fell Thursday morning, and
the warm sunshine since, is pushing
the crops right up.
—Among the visitors to Memphis
this week were: Messrs. N. L. Avery,
H. K. McVeigh, and J. A. Bamber
eon.
■t .•—Mr. IF. 1.. Humphreys and
wife, were among the passengess on
board the Rosa last Tuesday bound
for the bluff city.
.—A write up of our trip to Hot
Springs is unavoidably crowded out
of this issue. It will appear incur
next.
Lawns,Calicoes, White Goods,
Ginghams, Hosiery &c., almost at
your own price, at
L. A. Morris & Co.
, —Mr. J. M. Stevenson’s new store
house is nearing completion andpre
tilts a neat and attractive appear-
a l ' '
netiu Xl '»—Mrs. L. Ron scan is rusticated
nany x. Koe, the home of her parents, and
will he absent three or four weeks
visiting relatione.
— Just received, a fresh stock of
Millinery Goods—Ladies Hats, ami
Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed,
in all shapes and in the latest styles.
An elegant line of Hat Trimmings,
Artificial flowers, &c. Call and see
them at
G. K. Brick ev &
— The defeated candidates have
a'l gone home, or gone to bed, as
one of the aspirants to the Consta
ble’s office did, and quietude once
more reigns supreme.
— Rev. Jas. F. Jernigan will preach
at. < fsceola, sth., Sunday 11, a. m.
Subject, Missions; nt. Dunavant’s
Chapel, at I p. in. Nodena at Bp.
m.
In Gum hiues, we have any
thing vou wish at much below the
prices of any house in the city.
L. A. Mouris & Co.
—Renewals: Robt. Il arren, Is
land 20.,Tenn; J. M.Cathy,Blythes
v ille. New Subscribers: I*. J. Kelch
Memphis, Tenn; J. J. Hearn, Rev
erie, Tet.n: J. Fonville, Shawnee
Village, Ark.
--Messrs. N. B. Avery & Co.,
have secured the services of Mr. Le-
G, a knight of the yard stick, who
will be found affable and courteous,
end ever ready to wait on their cus
tomers.
—We refund money in every in
slancc when Plantation Chill Cure
(regular and tasteless) fails— but it
.tevcifiiiis. For sale by Ben. 11.
Ba. < m s, and C. 11. GAYLORD, Os
ceola, S. A. Davis, Blythesville,
W.\i:n & Jones, Bardstown, Dr. W.
K. Harrison, Frenchman’s Bayou,
. B. W. Gosnei i. & Co., Blythesville,
R. W. Friend, Becan Point.
— Mrs. S. S. Semmes left yester
day to attend the commencement
. s of St. Vincent College, at
C pc Girardeau, Mo., and on her re
tmn will be accompanied by Misses
Marv and Anna Semmes, the formei |
giaduatmg at this session.
--Town ordinance No. la, is to
be enforced on and after the Ist. day
. | July. All persons owning valu-
Me degs should lake notice and pay
tl.e tax and get a tax tag and collar
In m the Marshal, or else run the
lisk i f hmiig their degs killed.
Closing Out Sale.
I will close out my Entire i
Stock of Goods, estimated val-,
tie, MJ, for the next Fifteen
j Jays, at, and below Actual
Cost. Dont miss this oppor- '
tunitv fur rare bargains.
11. D. Simon’s ।
New York Store. (
—we are in receipt of an invita- 1
tion to attend the annual commence- J
im nt of the Madison Female Insti
lute, at Richmond, Ky. Miss Laura।
Prewitt, to whom we are
f >r this inviution, is among the grad- P
uutua at this term. I
will have late Planting Po-I
talocs middle of coming week. I ii
L A. Morris & Co.
— Nowhere on the route from!
Osceola to Hot Springs, did we see
any crops looking as well ns the
crops in the vicinity of (Isceola. we
only need a railroad, in order that
the outside world might see and re-;
alize what a grand farming country
we have here in Mississippi County.
--Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Shoes, nt Rock Bot
tom Prices, at
L. A. Morris & Co.
, —Second Quarterly Conference
for the Osceola circuit will be held
21st .and 22nd. of June, at Pecan
Point. All the official members are
1 earnestly requested to lie present,
1 and the Point people, will welcome
others who may w ish to attend. M.
M. Smith P. E. will preside.
—J. M. Stevenson guarantees to
( the hunters a liberal price for the
Plumes taken from the large white
’ Cranes. Call on him for information
regarding this new Industry.
’ —After being turned out upon
’ the commons, as it were, for the
past two or three weeks, and kept
1 in enforced idleness, we find that in
’ resuming the editorial harness, the
collar chafes, and the bands and
I breechings gall a. little, with a lit
. tie excereise and practice, however,
we hope to settle down to regular
work again, by our next issue.
For Sale!
Wo have two good mule for sale,
r cash or easy terms, apply to
I L. A. Morris & Co.
r -W<‘ almost feel like bestowing
a great big lot of praise on the two
3 young men who were left in charge
of the mechanical department of the
Times during our absence; and we
would, too, but for the faetthat they
allowed the sub editor to slip in an
item, alluding to the editor and his
• wife off on a “ bridle” tour. That
was nn unkind cut, and when the
feminine attachment to the Times
,t office c< mi’S hi me, there will tea
t reckoning up, mind what we tell
r you.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
’’ Os our entire stock of Spring and
' Summer goods in order to make
room for our immense line of
goods,— to be in within ten days,
e purchased at iruch below their mar
. ket value. To insure immediate
- sale of stock on hand, we have con
cluded to
. Cut Prices
j in every department, making this
4 the most important offering of Sea
sonable Goods ever on Record.
Call and be convinced,
>1 1.. A. Mok Ri is & Co.
j' —Our sales of Plantation Chill and
’ Fever Cure (regular and tasteless)
exceed in amount nil others togeth
’ er. Fer sale by Ben. 11. Bai curs,
e and C. 11. Gaylord, Osceola, S. A.
Davis, Blythesville, Ward & Jones,
Bardstown, Dr. W. K. Harrison,
e Frenchman’s Bayou, 1.. W. Gos.
s xkll & Co., Blythesville, R. W.
Friend, Pecan Point.
e —The little children tiking part
in the entertainment, are doing won-
I, derfully well for the first week’s
work. Their little songs soundquite
s cheery, and the spirit with which
they enter into the different recita
tions shows a wonderful amount of
talent in children so young. Miss
Cooke Is more than delighted with
e their progress; in fact, she is very
proud of them. The public is assur
ed that a rare treat is in store for
- them.
—Plantation Chill and Fever Cure
1 (regular and tasteless) is the only
remedy fucscribei/ by pbysciuus.
3 For sale by Ben. 11. Bai cut s, and
C. ll.Gaylokd, (Isceola, S. A. Da-
, vis, Blythesville, Ward & Jones,
- Bardstown, Dr. W. K. Harrison,
> Frenchman’s Bayou, L. W. Gos
, xni. & Co., Blythesville, R. W.
- Frie.ni>, Pecan Point.
— when the editor got to Mem
- phis, on his way Lome last w ednes
r day, he was met by the following!
t delegation from Mississippi County, |
, who escorted him home on the Sir. 1
- Rosa Lee: Messrs. (). Lewis, of!
, Blythesville, I). L. Furgurson, of
. Nodena, IL R. McVeigh, Charles!
, Gilbert, w. L. Humphreys, John
, Lambcrson, and Mesdames L. G.!
Cleere, J. C. Brickey, w. L. Hum
phreys, and Misses Gracie waller!
and Ida Lambcrson. we felt a lit-!
tie crest-fallen when we found later I
on, that they had only casually been
on a shopping tour, and that a form
lai reception and ovation was not in
tended.
I —We would not urge an article
without merit. We urge gmrr
autee Plantation Chill Cure, (regu
lar and tasteless.) For sale by Ben.
IL Bai । ni s,and C. H.Gavi.oki>,()s
coela, S. A. Davis, Blythesville,
Ward & Jones, Bardstown, Dr. W.
K. Harrison, Frcnchmaii’H Bayou,
L. W. GosNEi i.ik Co., Blythesville,
■ R. W. Friend, Pecan Point.
To Hunters.
1 Having connected myself with a
firm who are the largest dealers in
Aigrettes (white Crane plumes) in
' the United States, 1 am now in a po-
I sition to pay the highest market price
: for the same. Vou will find it very
profitable to kill these birds for their/
plumes. There is nothing that will
pay you better. I will buy them from
you at mv store, where I guarantee
; to give correct weights and full value •
for ei cry Feather. Shippers often/
Isuffer by iucoriect weights and as-
Gortments; therefore you will find it I
to your interest to sell to me, at home, i
where justice is guaranteed. , I
I will gladly furnish all necessary < i
information upon application. 11
J. M. Stevenson. c
| —V>e take pleasure in culling in
tention to the announcement of Mr. ;
J. 1). Block, our present able and ef
ficient Prosecuting Attorney, which
appears in the A column.' Mr. B
. has made an honest conscientious,
iand indefatigable prosecutor, and
has guarded the interests of the state
I in such a manner as to elicit the ap-
I probation of the law abiding, as
well as the admiration of the evil
doers, who found him i v r ready to
listen to the story of paliating cir
cumstances, and offer a plea in mit
igation, when the nature of the case
admitted, and invoked the mercy of
the court. Mr. Block will scarce
ly meet with any opposition at the
coming election, although the district
Ims quite an array of young, bright
and shining legal lights, who are al
, most spoiling for an opportunity to
commit themselves into the hands of
, the dear people. Block deserves
another term. Let us give it to him.
— Stop and Think! Plantation
Chill Cure (regular and tasteless)
i cures DO cases out of every hundred,
and price only 50 cents. For sale
by Ben. 11. Bai-im s, and C. 11.
। Gavi.ord, Osceola, S. A. Davis,
Blythesville, Ward \ Jones, Bards
town, Dr. W. K. Harrison, Frcnch
, man’s Bayou, L. W. Gosnei.i.
• & Co., Blythesville, R. W. Friend
Pecan Point.
FRISCO LINE.
The Best, route from .Arkansas to
all points North, East ami west.
Reclining chair cars, elegant, coaches
I and Pullman sleepers, are run on ail
1 through trains. For particulars, ad
' dress D. wish vrt,
Gen’l Passenger Agent,
St. Louis, Mo.
i —Why pay 75 cents or 81 when
i you can buy Plantation Chill Cure
I (regular and tasteless) for 50 cents,
> which is guaranteed to cure you?
< For sale by Ben. .11. Bai this, and
i U. H. Ga v lord, (fs'-eola, and S.A.
I I >avis, Blythesville, Ward & Jones,
Bardstown, Dr. W. K. Harrison,
Frenchman’s Bayou, L. W. Gos
nei.i. & Co., Blythesville, R. W.
1 Fiuend, Pecan Point.
1 WAMIII\<.ITOS EllTTflK
’ Washinoton, D. C., June, 9, ’9O.
P (From Onr Rcanlni- Corrcipoadout.)
On rising to address the Senate on
the silver question, Mr. Sherman
said that he had not intended to dis
s cuss the subject until some practical
- measure hnil been brought forward
because the bill reported from the
Finance committee was only an on
easy ghost, wandering without fath
। er, without compass, without, guide,
. with no one to cull for a vote upon
' it, and no one to demand a solution
of the difficult problem. But ns he
'’ was compelled to absent himself up
on more imp irtant bi.sin >ss, he wouhi
'’ avail himself of the present oppor
’ tunitv to say something which he
had written. lle harangued against
the free coinage idea,and quoted cer
tain figures from a government re
t port, the accuracy of which was in
• stantly challenged by Senator Tell
s or. Mr. Sherman insisted that the
B figures wore, from a government
Ii rep >rt and therefore must bo correct,
• and wanted to know what newspa
-1 per scrap would be brought in to
s controvert what ho had road. Sena
i tor Ti ller still politely insisted that
f the truth had not boon toLI, arid
- wanted to correct the statement bo
r fore it was made public. Mr. Sher
man however would not yield the
, floor.
On Thursday Mr. McKinley re
ported a resolution that the House
। immediately consider his silver bill,
until Saturday at 3 P. M., when the
previous question should be consid
ered as ordered, forty minutes were
given for debate.
Mr. Blount said that ho had no ob
jection to ‘he time allowed for de
bate, but that the chairman of tiie
committee of coinage, weights and
measures would be allowed to offer
’ all the amendments that were admis
> sible under the rules of the House,
•। and that when these were i Ifered
11 there would be given no opportuni
। ty to the minority to offer any amend
' inent, or to ask the House to vote
1 1 on the free coinage of silver. At
■the republican caucus the other
night there had been much dlscim
ision and it was necessary to w hip in
I the friends of free silver by this res-1
elution. It was wicked, shameful!
1 and an outrage on the minority.!
There were many republicans who I
would vote for free silver but for
fear of the President, who was in ae-i
, cord with the Secretary of the Treas
ury, and both in accord with wall
street. It was a humiliating sight
to an American citizen when in the
presence of the President the repub
licans were driven to trampling down
the rules of the House. Ifthe ma
jority and the President yielded to
the money power the masses hereaf
ter would dictate and enforce legis
lation.
Mr. Bland said that there was no
iloubt but that a large majority of
the House favored the unlimited!
coinage of silver, and in order to
prevent that fact from appearing on j
the record it was necessary to gag,
all the democrats and many of the 1
I repul lieaus. Mr. Wiliams said that
the resolution was intended to pre
vent the majority from legislation, I
but the slick drivers of the republi
can flock easily rounded most of it i
j up, and gained their point as usual, !
12(lyeas, 117 nays. The passage of 1
this resolution l.as thoroughly dis- !
couraged the free silver men, and 1
they mean to strive no more for their
. measure this session but accept the i 1
'House bill which will pass, and en-1 c
deuvor, in vain, to have it amended
in respect to the bullion clause. j
I’his bill, which goes into effect,
30 days after its passage, directs the!
passage of <1,500,0(10 worth of sil-l
ver every month, to be paid for by I
silver bullion treasury notes, redeem
able in coin, and made a legal ten
der for all debts, public or private,
except where otherwise stipulated in
contract. The Secretary of the
Treasury may redeem them in silver
bullion nt the market price, and may
coin such bull,on as is needed to re
deem silver notes, but the 82,000,-
000, coinage act is repealed. If sil
ver goes up to par coinage shall be
free. Finally <110,000,000 held in
the rreasury as a redemption fund,
tor the notes of retired national I
banks, is to be turned into the gen
•■rid fund.
The business men arc now having]
a hearing betore the Finance com-j
mittee ol the Senate, in protest
against the injustice of the McKim I
ley bill. Mr. A. IL Saxton, <>f New]
k'ork, represented the j- Obing hard
ware trade of the United States and
an investment of 800,000,000. He
fully and strongly exposed the mis
statements of the cutlery maniifac
turers by' which they had induced
the committee on ways and moans
to reduce the cutlery rates. He
showed by their own statementsand
governmental statistics that their
products have'increased 50 per cent
in the last six years, instead of large
ly falling idl as was claimed; and
that importations had decreased 7
per cent. That instead of their profit
bi ing *815,000 in 1887, as stated
by them, it was 81,900,000. The
Malt dealers are next in order.
— Memphis is afflicted with a se
vere case of hot-politics.
-—Subscribe for the T imes. *1
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T. N. TUCKER,
PROPRIETOR
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable,
(Opposite Court House,)
Osimii.A, Arkansas.
I k<ep fiist-rla.-• Stittfl’c an<l Hock,
and all kii ds of v. liit-les-ks. I.u-wi..., H! | r .
•Vs < t(‘ . col HilDlly o;i !i tt:il. .'iii'! f'lrni lieil :it
.1 lD(iiiH'litß notice. Ainni'O }irr|.;ue'l t.» ho ir<|
aml lak ■ can- of t imooi nf • tock . H i< a,unable
l utes. Ml poFsible i ; ;po taken to pii'Vvn’ .cei
ilriits, but m ill not he r< s|n.iisi ! >!e lor anv that
ic.ij occur
Soliciting your j atrontuge. I im. ifully.
NOTICE TOC RANGE ROAD,
To Whom It May < oncern We will applv j
at Hie July term r f Ilie Missi-sippi Comity j
Court ffii an ordri tn np. n n roml conmL'n. ijm I
at the loot of Big Lake, running' by off
Sain I’.iiHch, lliem-e »«ast alop.y; til? so'ml i.- Yow*
cstablichetl by Walker cut oil, theme ajon/ i
ami mar the roml to whore it iutercepts ilc ‘
Eaulks road, Dear the cypress, nortl ■
W I’ Hah-’s place, th.'m-i by the w.ty of the!
old Kvan.i’place in 11 v stall Le-.oeon W . r.
Hale's place. This .June 2, I-»0.
SEI if SOI i H WOOD.
N ITICE TO CHANGE KoAD,
'l'o Whom It May ( oxt i rn: We will nppiy
ilt the Jill) te> i;t > !' : . ■ > , , IH|l ,
Court tor an or h r i • epi u a r<aui c<j!,i>in-iw j 2
at the •on; h cm I < I 11, e lai;.* wnt ch is of tbp line
between sec’s. U. a; <| If.’ 1. H, If H.thi i.v
south makiog a .-light curve to Hie v -t, u- the
cor mi of Scethm '.n j;, j.s, :;a A.; t, ih,ine ,south
u ith an eastern eii. yt; in a point varth
east ol tae corner of Sei-N.'l, I, .p A' 10. ia T.
I.' il,ih ncc >' Hth tiinamh Sei Hlam! U'roiixh
J. \\ \\ HlianiK’ il Id to the jnh r-. • n I the
(anility road oil the north shleol till- U. S. Le
vee. 3 his June 2nd .'suo.
J L HEARN.
J.T JONES.
TRIkSTEEkSSALE
Not!, e is, hereby, given, That, io trustee in i
a certain Deni < f T' e.xn.i’ .( to me by
.James Liston, for the henellt of I\ml Mellow
an A<<> .on ihe c:;i ( | ■ (lay of Novemlier J Wi,
ii conleil in the uh ikb- < ML< cf Mi-si-sipp j
( on ty Arkansas, in Trust Dred Record, \ol.
j age I will on
TUESDAY. JUNE2ITH. 1890,
procctd to sell, at the store House, known ns
the Lishm store House, in the town of Osceola!
A'kai sas. at public outcry, and h»re i-h. lo the j
highest Imbhr. all tile remainder of the stock
ot meii liamli'v. uvruro'. book accounts, notes, I
Ar . coiGeyed by oaidTiiist Deed, not hereto-I
foi, (h.spo-i .i <f at private sale, .s also an umli- |
vided Q interest in NA, of J,ot No b>, together
vith the store house, known as the Liston i
stort-hoii-c. in said town of Osceola, a i kan sa<,
in sutis’actioii of the icniainder of the indebt-1
edae.-i* M-iui' <1 by said Trust Ovu. an ! costs.
11. D. TOMLINSON i
Trustee’s Sale.
NOI l( E I- HEREBY iIIVEN. T .at. a . Mtp- I
plied Trustee in a certain Dred of Trtt.-t. e.\e
ruled ।,i Hu- Mil day of July , IS' >. by W b i
ll’iskiuF and his Mile, to secure R W . Friend ‘
in ihe sum .4 im enty-five hundred dollars, dm-1
and payiblr on the 21tn day ot Dccemhei,
Is’ G, in in ing to p<r, cent interest per annum, j
fr«’in dat--until paid; which l>t - I 4 Trust ;•
recordci in Hi. Chili’s onire ot Mi-.sfsi; p; ' ;
County Ark in-, "s. in Trust Deed Record, \ol.j
‘A’ I will, on
I SATURDAY THE 21st DAY OF JUNE A. I).
IWiO, SKT ~
pr.-cei dtosoll at the Court House, in the town 1
of Osceola \ ikaiisiis, at public ouicry, to the
liiehvst hiddci, I’t r cash the loliriwin/describ
cU rm' and j < oonnl property, situated in the 1
town of Osceola, /Yrkansas, to-wit:
li.it certain let of land, on the wt -4 side of
Bicl way ith < county load, jn-r Hot of Hie
- tote levri ) aml bounded on the N ath by im
ot ot Mrs. Eva Butivr; on the U est by the lot (
>f Alins Fann y Fletcher; and on the >ouih, by ’
be lot ot -J. D . Driver, -together with ail the i .
Household and Kitclu n furniture, cojitained in ‘
hr residence on said ihtjiil'Cs, in satislaction
»H!i< indebtednc-i-s SJ-XMLUU secured by said I
Deed ol I rii I. । a credit of ihie Hundred ]
mil • ighly-Hvv dollars ami lihy-ti... cents, ■
1x5..V, jardrted on raid dent, January 10th. ' ’
and lOpi et inte’c.-.t per annum on the bal ■ 3
aire due from July 9th isn;, and expense of
nfoK in-; >.ai ! J r>D-i
L.A MORRIS, I
Supplied Trustee.
If You Want
, Tin-ioofiHg, <>r guttering, y'”i will
Ido well to call on me: J can do the
work for less
TOOMEY
(han you can possibly get it done by
going elsewhere.
j Repairing Guns and Sewing-
Machines, a Specialty,
HVnl' tram a i t ed.
VC. N. Wh bur.
(Shop opposite Post (Jtiiue.)
“The Gazette Publishing Com
pany is now mailing two eytiaordi-l
I nary offers of. premiums. The first!
is a coni| lete set of Waverly Novels,
twenty five in all, bound neath’ in I
| twelve paper voluim s, to each year 1
ly subscriber to the Daily G\ZEiru.
who pays > 11Min advance. 'Die
Necond is the Weekly Gazette in i
James h'enitnore Coopei’s Works,
ice volumes in ;s 11, and the Weekly i
G azette fur $1.25. The common
cloth edition of the Waverly Novell
costs SIO.OO while the five volumes
sent with the W”- kly Ga re
tail nt fifty cents each oi <2 50 pet
set. Such an ( xccllent opportunity
to secure these nooks has n 'ver been
made, not to overlook the fact that
they are given free with the best pa
per in the State. Remittances in
Doth cases must be made directly to
the Gazette, Little Hoek.”
r m i<:
NJTIOKAL ? DEMOCRAT
Every Democrat Should Read 1 r.
Every Seeker Afi er Politi
cal Turin Should Read I r.
o
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> Wo will send theNA ri<>NALDi:M
ocilvu and'l’lli: (Isceola Times to
, any address within the I ’nited States
for $2.00 a year. All ppi 1 up sub
scribers to the Osceola Times arc
, entitled to the benefits of this offer.
5 The regular subscription price of
the National Democrat is $1.50
j per year, and it is well worth it. It
is published weekly in th ■ city ol
Washington, and each issue contnins
eight s< veii-cohnini p m 'S of reading
matter. S nd to thisoliice for sample
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