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Osceola Times.
LEONROUSSAN
KDITeB AND PHOHMETOB. I
“ SATURDAY, JULY. 26, 1890?
•sccala Rain Dren*.
—Rev. J. F. Jernigan will preach
at the Union Church to-morrow
morning and evening.
—Mr. E. J. Hale still continues
in a precarious condition, and any j
hour may end his life.
—Mrs. Felix Lanier, of Rozellc,
spent the week in town, the guest
of her sister Mrs. C. K. Trout.
—We acknowledge a very pleas
ant call from Rev? G.C.Crow of the
Presbyterian Church, last Monday.
—Miss Sallie Williams, who went
with the Clara Conway excursion to
St. Paul, Minn., returned home dur
ing the week.
—Miss Georgia Tinier, of Hick
man, Ky., arrived last Friday on a
visit of several weeks, to relations at
Rozelle and Osceola.
—Mr. Ralph Semmes left last Sun
day on a short vacation,and will, vol
doubt, combine some business with
the pleasure of his trip.
—Messrs. H. C. Davis and R. W.
Henley, popular merchants of Chick
asawba and Blythesville were pleas- '
ant callers during week, and renew
ed their subscription to the Times.
—Mr. R. M. Fletcher, the popular
and efficient deputy Post-muster, and
general business manager, at A.
Goodrich’s establishment, is away on
a leave of absence, visiting relations
at Birmingham, Ala. He will be
absent two or three weeks.
—Mr. M. J. Thompson, of Jones
boro, has been in town this week,
and will visit other sections of our
county, and interview the people, j
and solicit their suffrage. He is a
candidate for Circuit Court Judge of '
this district, in opposition to Judge ।
J. E. Riddick.
—Our salesol Plantation Chill and I
Fever Cure (regular and tasteless) '
exceed in amount all others togeth
er. Fer sale by Ben. H. Bacchus '
and C. H. Gavi.okp, Osceola, S. A. '
Davis, Blythesville, Ward & Jones, 1
Bardstown, Dit. W. K. Haeihson, 1
Frenchman’s Bayou, 1.. W. Gos- 1
xeu. A Co., Blythesville, R. W. 1
Friend, Pecan Point.
—l. H. Dickerson, (col.) of Car- ,
son Lake Township, as will be seen
in the list of announcements, is a '
candidate for Justice of the Peace,
and solicits the support of the people
of bis township. Ot course, ne is a
republican, worthy and qualified; be
careful how you fling your ballots.
—A Ledge of Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, was organized this
week, by J.’C- Stacy, 1). G. M. of
the State, with a charter membership
of over forty. The old Hale store on
Front street has been converted into
an elegant Hall, where the meetings I
of the order will be held in future.
—Rev. W. W. Gardner was too
unwell to fill his appointments at
the Baptist Church last Sunday, and
left Sunday night for his home at
Hickman, Ky. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Mamie, who
will take a short vacation, and then
return to take charge of her music
and Sunday School classes.
—Elsewhere will be found the
prospectus of the Ouachita Male and
Female college, located at Arkadel
phia, Ark. This Institution is per
fect in all its appointments, readily
accessible to all points in Arkansas,
.-nd our people who desire to edu
। ate their boys and girls away from
home, will find facilities here equal
to any outside of the State.
—We refund money in every in
stance when Plantation Chill Cure!
(regular and tasteless) fails— but H \
H.—.erfai/s. For sale by Ben. 11. i
Ba< < ui s, and C. 11. Gaylord, Os- ;
<-eola, S. A. Davis, Blythesville, |
Ward A Jones, Bardstown, Du. W.j
K. Hakkison, Frenchman’s Bayou, <
L. W. Gosnell & Co., Blythesville,
It. W. Fiukno, Pecan Point.
— Mr. J. 1). McMurry has secured,
the services of a No. 1 Horse and:
•Mule Shoer, who Las made it a
: peeial Imsincss of shoeing horses
ami mules, and solicits the patronage
< I the planters and hoisc owners of
i! e vicinity. He is also prepared to
put up wagons and any other farm
implements, and do all kinds of re-i
paiiing in his line. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
—Why pay 75 cents or $1 when
toil can buy Plantation Chill Cure
(regular ami tasteless) for 50 cents,
which is guaranteed to cure you?
For sale by Ben. .11. Bacchus, and
I.'. 11. Gaylord, Osceola, and S. A.
Davis, Blythesville, Wakii A Jones,
Bardstown, Du. W. K. Harrison,
Frenchman’s Bayou, L. W. Gso
nei.i. & Co., Blythesville, R. W.
l iiiExn, Pecan Point.
—Elsewhere will be found the
an iouncement of Mr. A. J. Frashier,
of Little River township, as a candi
da e for County Assessor. Mr. Fra- ;
shier says he is a democrat, but in i
in i.tionmg parties who solicited him .
o, inn, named several dyed-in-the- <
vrad republicans. But aside from i
those little irregularities and depart-'
meht from democnitie methods, Mr. .
Frashier is a pretty good fellow, and |
if he shmdd capture enough votes to' 1
him, will no doubt make a good t
assessor, and discharge the duties of It
the office faithfully. I
I --Father Hcnnely, representing
the St. Vincent College of Cape Gir-1
l adeau, Mo., spent several days in '
I town during the week, in the inter
' est of the College and Convent at
I the Cape. While here, he delivered
a number of lectures on the doctrines,
i peculiar to the faith of the Roman
Catholic Chnreh, to large and atten
tive audiences.
—We would not urge an article
without merit. We nrgeuzofguar
irwA-c Plantation Chill Cure, (regu
lar and tasteless.) For sale by Ben.
H. Bacchus, and C. H. Gaylord, Os
leocla, S. A. Davis, Blythesville,
I Wakii & Jones, Bardstown, Du. W.
K. Hauiiison, Frenchman’s Bayou,
L. W. Go'NEi i A Co., Blythe sville,
R.W. Friend, Pecan Point.
—A man who believed in plenty
of sleep, gave the following ail vice as
he starter! to work at 9:30 a. m.
“The lark came up to meet the sun,
and carol forth his lay, the farmers
son, took down his gun and at him
blazed away; the busy bee arose at
tive and hummed the meadows o’er,
the farmer’s wife went for his hive
and roblied him of his store; the lit
tle ant rose early, too, his labor to
begin, the greedy sparrow that way
flew am) took his anlship in. <*h,
birds and bees and ants be wise, in
proverbs lake no stock; like men,
refuse from bed to rise,’till half past
eight o’clock.
By-gum, don’t I wish the man who
gave the above advice had been my
dad when I was big enough to fetch
the stove-wood!
When Bali? wm sick, wo Rave her Casteria,
When Nt. was a Child, sho cried for Castorin,
When she lax-iune Miss, she clung to < aslorin.
Whoa she hud Children, site gave Ihoiu Casloria,
—Capt. S. S. Semmes and family
invited a small party of friends to
join them in a “fish fry’’ in honor of
their guest, Father Hennely ofCape
Giradeau, Mo., and early Tuesday
morning the pleasure seekers were off
for a day in the woods. Reaching
the cool ami shady banks of Waller
Bayou, the party were soon busily
engaged angling for the finny tribe;
success crowned their efforts, and at
the dinner hour there were more fish
thau could be consumed, while all
the seasonable s.ibstantials ami
delicacies wi re spread in abundance.
Among those who participated were:
Mesdaines W. W. Ward, Chas.
Goodrich, L. A. Morris, C. A. R.ms
san and Misses Marv Estes, Mary
and Anna Semmes, Anna McVeigh,
Alice Bacchus, Annie Liston, Josie
Lawrence, and Mamie Hartman,
Father J. E. Hcnnely, S.S. Semmes,
Jas. Liston, D. H. Lawrence, W. W.
Ward, Paul Semmes, John Lawrence,
Chas. Goodrich, Leon Sullivan, Skel
ton Driver and A. J. Huckabee.
—Plantation Chill and Fever Cure
(regular and tasteless) is the only
remedy prescribed by physcians.
For sale by Ben. 11. Baltics, and
C. H.Gaylokd, Osceola, S. A. Da
vis, Blythesville, Wakii A Jones,
Bardstown, Du. W. K. Hauiiison,
Frenchman’s Bayou, L. W. Gos
nell A Co., Blythesville, R. W.
Fkienii, Pecan Point.
—The force in the Times’ office
has been kept pretty bu.-y this week.
Mr. C. C. Noble, on short notice, un
dertook the task of supervising and
writing up a Trade Review, and
■ with limited facilities as well as ma
! tcrial on hand for such an enter; i ise,
called on the Times office to do the
mechanical work. This involved
considerable labor, and considering
the time in whit h to execute it, a
very creditable sheet was issued and
1500 copies printed. It will give
our people, ami the business ami
professional men in particular, an
idea of what may be done in this line
■ toward advertising the many inter
’ ests of our county, and inducing iin
■ migration into our midst. With the
I aid and assistance of the leading
: business men of the county, it isequ
; templated to issue another Tuaiie
i edition at the opening of the Fall
trade, to embrace every interest of
I the county. Think of the matter,
! and be ready, when our agents call,
।to give them all necessary iuforma
i tion, and assistance toward defray
ing the expense of such an undertak
ing.
— Stop anii Think! Plantation
Chill Cure (regular and tasteless)
cures 99 cases out of every I un Ired,
। anil price only 50 cents. For sale
by Ben. H. Bacchus, ami C. H.
Gavlokh, Osceola, S. A. Davis,
Blythesville, Waku A Jones, Bards
town, Dn. VV. K. II vituiso.N, French
man’s Bayou, L. W. Gosnell
A Co., Blythesville, R. W. Fkienii
Pecan Point.
The eastern man is crying for and
getting, will.out reciprocation, raw
material at the expense of the South
and West. Last Spring a Western
man wearing an $8 pair of shoesand
30-cent socks, had 83 bushels of
Kansas corn on his feet; $8 pants
and $1 drawers, 90 bushels on his
hips and legs; f’2 undershirt, 4>?,50
white shirt, -10 bushels on his arms
and body; $5 vest and $25 coat, 300
bushels; a 50 cent neck-tie, 5 bush
els; a $4 hat, 40 bushels; a S2O over
coat, 2t>o bushels; a $1 pair of over- ■
shoes, 19 bushels; a handkerchief, -4
bushels; making a total of 732 bush-1
els of Kansas corn for a fair suit ofi
gentlemen’s clothes. A product ofi
twenty -five acres of land for one sea
son, to say nothing of interest, labor)
and waste. If n worse showing can ■
be made under free trade for the
farmer corn raiser, in its w ise ss- i
pect, we cannot conceive of it.—j L. i
lIL7W.
Yet the corn-raisers of Arkansas, 1
under the humbug of the I nion La-) 1
bor party are doing all they can to|
continue the high tariff robbers in ■
power. Strange isn’t it, that men
who claim to be reasonably intelli
gent, will be so easily deceived, ami
led against their own interest and
that of their fellows and neighbors?
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Annual Report of the Circuit
Court Clerk.
To the people of Mississippi county:
In obedience to the provisions of
Section 5825, of Mansfield’s Digest
of the laws of the State of Arkansas,
I have tiie honor to submit this, my
second Annual Report of tin’ finan
cial condition of Mississippi county’s
indebtedness:
Outstanding wariants, in
cluding S3,(XM), warrants is
sued on Henry Luherman’s,
better known as the Court
house judgement, $4,473,49.
Grand and Pettit Jury
Certificates, 240,00.
Balance on Luherman’s
judgement, (s,til 7,38.
Thcialore Reed judge
ment, 21,21ft,G0.
Total debt, 32,5 47,53.
Receipts eok tub Fiscal Year
Just Closed:
General County Taxes, $8,318,00.
Liquor License, 3,000,00.
Pedlers’ License, 140,00.
From State Treasury for
Delimpient Lands, 2,798,00.
Fines colllccted by the
Sheriff, 2,133,70.
Fines collected by con
stables, 1,397,05.
Ferry License, 40,00.
Ain’t receiv’d from Pris-
on Contractor, 84,75.
Total receipts for Coun
ty purposes, 17,912,22.
Disiu kskments fob Past Yeai::
< fctoberTerm of County Court, 1889.
for all ordinary purposes, $3,550,11.
January Term, 1890 5,719,77.
April Term, 1890, Jj>!4,94.
-July Term, 1890, 1,438,13.
Grand and Pettit Jury
certificates, Dec. .« May
terms Circuit Court, 1,042,00.
Total Expenses, 13,395,25.
Cu KIIE N< Y RECKIP IS:
Seal Tax on Marriage License and
all Instruments put upon
Record, $318,95.
Penalty on Dl’qt. lands, 1 PJ,(;9.
From State Treasury,
sales delinquent lands, Ac, 8G8,50
Total Cash Receipts, $1,307,14.
CU K Kl-: NC Y DISIIU KSEM K N TS:
New Records, Blanks, $357,05.
Material to build Vault,
and freight on same, 037.14.
Painting Court House, 188,0(1.
Total expenditures, $1,182.49.
It will be readily seen from tin
above statement of receipts an dis
bursements, that the volume, of out
standing warrants, or script, has on
ly been reduced $1,510,97, but Mr.
Luherman’s judgement has been re
duced $3,000,00, the Court having
issued, at Ids request, that amount of
Script, as a ertditon the Court-house
judgement, thus saving to t ho people
and tax payers, the sum of SIBO,OO
per annum, in interest on said judge
ment; in other words, the outstand
ing heli btedness of the County has
been reduced during the last twelve
months, $4,51(5,97, in addition to the
raving in interest on judgement, of
the sum of SIBO,OO per annum.
In addition to the above, the
Court has purchased a full set of
| new and improved Recoids; has pur
chased material to build a fire-proof
. Vault to preserve the Court Records,
land has a sufficient amount of cur
rency on hand to pay for the build
ing and equipping of the same. The
Court House building and Fence
have been freshly painted, without
issuing one dollar in county script to
pay for any of the above improve
ments. Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant,
John B. Dkiveii, I
Clerk Miss. Co., Ark. '
They AllGoThat Way.
From a speech by Hon. J. W.,
House before the Democratic Ckibi
of Searcy:
I Some years ago, Mitchell, Os I'ex
. arkatia, whoso father at olio time xkas
। in the Fnitcd States Senate, became
। a candidate for the nomination for
Congress; he was defeated, lie be
came disaffected, he concluded he
was bigger than his party. He made
(he race as an Independent Demo
crat, asserting that it could not be
said of that lie was acting in harmo
ny with the Republican party, from :
| the fact that he had always been a!
Democrat, was a Southern man, and I
had served through the Confederate!
war. But two years later, to use his '
own expression, he burned the
bridges behind him and threw him-
| self into the arms of Clayton, and be
। came a member o ' his committee,
i Gen. Chalmers, of Mississippi, wasa|
gallant Confederate soldier, served
; through the war with great distinc
■ tion, and a few years ago became a
■ candidate for Congress and was de- I
seated by a republican negro. He
| made a contest belore Congress.
| The Democrats had a majority in
iin Congress, but finding that the ne
gro had been elected, decided in his
favor. For this Chalmers became 1
disgruntled, and made a race in the i
snmc district, as I now remember, as
an independent Demccrat; twoveus
. later he deserted the old ship'' ami
i lentified himself with the R.'publi
can party’, and has been with them
iever since. Wise and Mahone, i f
। V irginia, descendants r.f illustrious:
sires,, both had political aspirations, I
and being unsuccessful, turned (rai-l
tors to the old party, and joined hands
with the Republican party. But we
are not wanting for an ex onple in'
tl:e I. nion Labor party. Tuoyeais!
ago Norwood was the chosen candi
date of that party. Democrats as- 1
sorted that he wa.- in sympathy with!
the Republican party. This «as bit- j
terly resented by himself and friends: |
he said he was a Confederate veter
an, had lost one limb in the war, and
could never join that party. Ina
few weeks the State ejection was
over, and the contest between Breck
inridge and Clayton began to wax
warm for Congress in tins district.
NOKWOOD WKOTE I.ETTEKS
all over the country to the Wheelers
that as the Republican party had
Stood by them in the State c mvass,
ami furnished nearly all the votes’
that they should vote for Clayton
Then many of the good Wheelers in
this county for the first time saw
that he was trying to betray them
and lead them into the Republican
camp, gave him a just and merited re
buke by giving Breckinridge a mo
jority of more than 1,000 votes.
Featherstone some years ago was
elected as a Democrat to the lower
House of the Legislature of this
State from St. Francis County. The
bump of vanity was inordinately de
veloped; he concluded he was bigger
than his party. He first attain'd
himself to the Wheel for political no
toriety and aggrandizement: two
years age he became an independent
candidate so- Congress in the First
District. He was defeated by Cate
by more than 1,300 votes, but under
the partisan rulings of Speaker Reed,
and the partisan action of the mem
bers of Ci ngress, Cate was voted out
and Featherstone v< ted in, although
the proof showed Cate to have li-en
elected. Since that time Fiather
stone has been co-operating with the
Republican party m all their parti
san ami vicious measures, and mark
what 1 tell you, when the Force bill
is brought to a vote, ho will vote for
it if it becomes necessary for him to
do so in order to carry it. And by
this measure the election machinery
will be taken from the States, anil
can and will be put in the hands of
unscrupulous Republicans and i.e
groes. Featherstone now seeks and
gets his advice from the old recon
struction Republicans. MeClnre
was his counsel and spokesman in
his contest.
And now comes
FIZEK rOSING AS A DEMOI KAT,
and true to all the instincts of a true
Southern manhood, he could have no
-ympathy with Republicanism; wants
fair elections and combines with
Clayton, Cooper and McClure. What
a comment ou fair elections. He
must get nearly nine-tenths of ids
votes from the Republic m party.
Then to say that Im is not in sympa
thy with them, that he is not co op
erating with them, is the sheerest
nonsense. It is a contradiction in
terms, and certainly cannot hood
wink and delude the people.
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At I’kim'eion, Ken ri । ky,
Will open August 27,1890. Full
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I nrivallcd advantages in the Lan
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Noted for health and a happy
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N. A M. V. R. R., without change
of cars. For catalogues and for
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McNary, M. D., Sec. of Board of
Trustees; or, Rev. 11. IL Allen, D. :
D., Principal, Princeton, Kv.
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Tp, UNTIL YOU OCT CATALOGUE* S’
] *«<o PRICE* FROM
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WARNING ORDER.
I IN MI3SISSlri'l I Iltl UITCOI Kl -TO FALL
TEKM. Inyo.
| Brook« Neeley Co , ) I’iaintiffs
Vh. \
W B. Eth ington a<l:n. Defendant,
The Defendant W. B Edringt'm iidminHti i
tor W. H Edriugton, John P Kdrington. Jo*-
rpli Edrington, Eugene Edriugton, Nannie
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cry A Edrington dec'd . are warned to appear
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Angeline Bowden. I Defendant
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Tilts July 12th ,
The z\rkansas (iAi-.ETfE. Littk-
K jck, is ofT 'i iHo; six priz ’s to bo ,
2 ; on the six piTsoiis tiear
est the ir.ajority of the most success-'
J'nl camlidatt 4 for Governor in the;
i State election. The first prize is a!
• lino gobi watch and chaiti;
■ *25 in gold: third, a set of Dicken’s
; novels, handsomely bound, worth
; ?15; fourth, a set of the V averly
' novels, handsomely bound, worth
fifth, $lO in silver; sixth, a
'yeai’s subs, rintion to the Daily Ga
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! All tb it is necessary is to .dip a cou
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1 1 must be on a separate Coupon. This
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once.
—I n-cut papers for sale at this
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OUACHITA COLLEGE,
Male and Female.
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pass all previous efforts. Our already mammoth Stook of
Goods is being liberally replenished, and we can say, truly,
’ never was there such a magnificent Stock of Goods offered
for sale in Osceola; and owing to ‘Hard Times,’ we intend to
make prices so low that all competition will be swept away.
This is no idle boast; come price our goods and convince
yourselves. At least 15 per cent, will be saved to the wise
who buy from Yours Truly,
N. L. AVERY & CO.
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