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VOLUME XXIII.
THE OSCEOLfc TIMES.
’ LEON ROUSSAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
r vausHEn weekly.
it tic Post Offiee st O»c*ol«, *rk,,
hr h.i.Hinn-a Ik'ouch th* Vailed States
»ad •• set-wad elate Matter.
for * terse ••• y ear ~...-^—.81,00
r«r a term of alx moaths *
BATES OF ADVERTISING:
IN LOCAL COLUMN:
KlrM lasertlea. *erll*e IS«***.
Each »>.hM*arnt laaertloa.. —...10
UU*L MUTICM
**U*r p.r taa.r* of one Inch rim*l*(
a«*.vr..r *)***•? teali.ee .fthia type, drat
leHtlln. .ad MV**ty-*v*c**t* tor each aul>-
iaaertk>a.
CSIM AMD ADVERTISEMENT*:
la awardanoe with ths by- law pawed by ths
* i.m Awoslstl®". »» »!’• rateaas follow.•
Meeh laeh. per y.ar. niaof paper, V> *0
h.adisi a.IUeo, per lech, |IOW
baac.al BMltlon.U per eeat. additional
Palea i.rsh.rter Uwe will be (ire® upon ap.
* All I***l aotlcee charred legal rate*, the At-
Wra.y or .Meer vrderlug their publication to
and death* published free.
• bitaarlee. Weak per line.
CHUKCH APPOINTMENTS!
Osceols <. Ire.lt, M K. Church South
Filat au.dsy— Elmot. Ham. ami 7 p m
sm day- Orcpoli , II a». oDtt ' P
1 bird awaday-MHI Bayou. 11 a m. aad 7 pm.
» «»arth •aaday—oecrola, 11 am. and <p m
U* reel a Sunday Mcbaol-tlO a no, Dr Tl»oa.
1 Bi«W«r. bnperia’«ndent.
Prayer a erlinga—'l ueaday night*
M !»»<•<» are wdcaiurd at all aervlcea.
.JAS ► JERNIGAN. PnaUir.
JOHN C. RinKR. F B-
PAPI In I CHURCH
PraarbinK e»rry 2nd. and 3rd , Sundays In
•*« b Ivakin, morning and night Prayer meet
tag evwry Tours day night
Nunday Ikbooi every *unday morning at • :30.
P. * Male Super in tend ent.
FrawcLmau'a Eayuu, 4tb Sunday, at 11 a. m.,
yfliMVllle. lat. Sunday, at 11 a m and T pm
Blm«t School House, 2nd Sunday, nt 3 p in.
Rev W W Gard aer. Faster.
F KE-BY TERI AN CHURCH.
*•▼.B. W. Mitchell, of Oaceula, will preach
La Iba Ue lon < hurch of thia j lace on the flrat
►abhaib v! act aumh at 11 a. in. aid 6 30 pm.
Ind . Sabbath, a! Fahou. 11 am, and al Nada
pa at 3 w'«"lpck p. iu
•ic v.lb.lb, 10 the Baptl.t church. Kreuth
man 'a b> y«»n. at 11 ani Hn<i 6.30 p m
«lh aVbaiK at Pecan Point, at 11 am, and
In Ui a 3<hw*»l bouse at the tout al Inland 35 at 3
p m and f;3v p m.
Official Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Cowaty and Probate Judge—L D Rozaell.
Ci ran it and County Clerk— John If Driver,
bbeiltand Collector-J. A. Lovewell.
County Examiner- Leon Roueaan.
•oaaty Troaaur*r—Charles H Gaylord-
County Surveyor—R Arcbillion.
County Coroner-J. M. I*awrence.
County Aseeosor—T W. Davie.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Juetlaea of the peace — W. W. Ward, J.
M- Sto>bonaon.
CMtUbte-W R Vaughn.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor—JamM Llatc«
Booorder—Leun Kou man
Aldermen— R M. Fletcher. John Barney.
C. Briekey. D, U. Lawrence, W. A. Hall
Marabal—James Feezor.
Masonic-
The elated eommiinicaUonoot Oe<*eola Ladgo
Mo. 87. A. F A A. M. will bo hold the Satur
day oa or next before each full moon. The
momboro are ordered to attend promptly.
All Master Maaone in good standing are
go rd tally invited to attend
By order of R. M. FLETCHER. M. W.
BT. R MeVEIGII. Mec'y.
Kallorama Lodge.
K. A D. •!«.
Moot a at Lodge Room the let and 3rd
Wadnooday eveninge ol each month.
By order of 8. 8- BKMMES, P.
•. M. UaTLonn. Secretary.
UNION LODGING 231. O O F.
Regular meet me every Monday night. Via*
lU.g bnlhrsn «ohH.U, £ „ o
■ . B. McVEIGU, Sec’y.
Profesionalß.
M. C. DunavMiil. Harvey Dunavant'
Dni«av«nC <Se
Physicians and Surgeons,
O&ce —City Drug itore.
F.G.McGavock, A. M.M. D.
LIMITED McOAVOCK>
*• MISS. CO.
ISMASM «f WOMEN »<■
flUI* at a <ti(taw«« fromftlf stt«n4
R. C. PREWITT. M. D
Physician & Surgeon.
iltiff- O¥»r F. B. Hala’* Store
Farms—Cash or good accaptapve
O«* la. Ari... October M, IMO- aMM
TJiow. «. oar is WKK?
Physician and Surgeon,
••ccete *trlC‘
Office—Rear of City Drug Store.
H. M. McVeigh,
ATTOBNBV AT .LAW
•BCA'OJLaf.
Mississippi County, Ark.
BUSINESBDIREOTOKY.
Notice* under thia head,giving name, ocoupa
ion, hnatneM nr proloaaion, and location, will
aa —anted St per annum.
G. R. BRICKEV A BRO.
Dealers in General Merchandize
orth of the Poet-Ofllce. Oeceoln, Arkaneaa
General Merchandizing.
Center Mnln and Pine St reel e, O aee o la, A
~ C. H. GAYLORD,
Dealer*in Drags, Medicines, Paint*
Oils, School supplies, Cigars,
Notions, ftc.
®te Osccota ®tacs.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer Congreve 115 «0
For *tate officer* «... 15 00
For District offleera 12 50
For Stet* Senator 12 50
For Representative 10 00
For County Bin! Probate Judge 10 00
For Circuit and County Clerk 10 Ou
For Sheriff and Collector 10 00
For Abteeuor. Treasurer Surveyor, each 5 00
For Jnetice of the Peace 2 00
For Conetable t 50
Uaah mu nt accompany each announcement.
FOR PROSECUTING A TTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce W. W Bandy
of Paragould, aa a candidate for Proeecntmg
Atiorney, for the 2nd. Judicial District, subject
to the action of the Democrat Ie party.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce Robert Fen
ner, of Monroe Township, a candidatr for As
aesaor, subject to the democratic primariea.
We are authorized to announce D. W Hicks,
of Cblckasawba Township a candidate farAa
seaaor, subject to the democratic prlmariee.
We are authorized to announce W Tip Uz
zell. of Mcoti Towashid, a candidate for County
Ameaaor. subject to the action of the democrat
ic primaries.
We are authorized to announce E. D Rhea,
of Blytlie*ville, aa a candidate for Couaty A*-
Keseor, subject to the action of the democratic
party at the primarieN.
FOR COUNTY AN I) Cl RCUIT COL’ RT CLERK
W« are authorized to announce Mr. Hugh R
McVeigh of Osceola, a candidate for County and
Circait romt Clerk of Misalsslppl County, sub
ject t the democrMlic primaries.
We are authorized to announce Mr. J . T.
Phillips, of lurfleid. a candidate for (flinty and
Circuit Ct«urf Clerk of Mississippi County, sub
ject, of course, to the democratic primaries.
We are authorized ta announce Hugh D
Tomlinson, ofMunrue Township, aa a candi
date lor County and Circuit Court Clerk, sub
ject to the action of the democratic primaries.
We are authori/xd to annonne* J K. P Hale,
aa a candidate for County and Circuit Court
CUrB of Mississippi County, subject to the ac-
Hob of the democratic party at the । ri mar tea.
FOR SHERIFF;AND COLLECTOR.
We are authorized n» announce J. A Hevea,
M a candidate for Sheriff and Collector of Mie*
aitalppi county, subject to the action of the de
mocracy of the county before the primariea.
We are authorized to announce Jolin A Ixire
well aa a candidate for re-election to the office
ofSher ff and Collector of Miaeisaippi county,
subject to the action of the Democratic party at
the primaries.
FOR COUNTY A PROBATE JUDGE.
We are authorized Io announce N. G. Cart
wright as a candidate tor County end Prehatc
Judge of Mississippi County, subject to the ac
tion of the democratic party at the primaries.
We are authorized io announce Jo. M. Ward,
of Scott Township, a* a candidate f>»r County
and Probate Judge of Mississippi county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic parly at the
primaries.
FOR COUNTY 1 REASURER.
We are authorized to aan ounce Thoe G
Brswer. of Osceola, as a candidate for l-ountv
Treasurer of Mbshslppi county, subject to the
action of the democratic party at the primaries.
'Weare anthorized to nnnounce C H <*ay-
Inrd ax a candidate for re-election as County
Treasurer, subject to the democratic party at
the prlinaiies.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We arc authorized to announc* Dr. 11. C.
Dunneant, of Osceola, as a candMate lor Rrp
rcaentative of MisMsaippi county in the next
Stats Legislature, sdbject to the action of the
democratic party at the primaries.
Wr are authorized to announce H C. Davis,
of lilylhesvllle, as a candidate fur Representa
tive of Missixaippi County in the State f.e«|s|a
tore, subject to the action of the democratic
parly at the primaries
FOR STATE SENATOR:
We are authorized to announce George W
Thomason, nf Osceola, aa a candidate fnr Hp«
nomination before the democratic prim.'iriss of
Mississippi coun’r. to stand ax the democratic
nominee for the 29th. Senatorial district
We are authorized to announce D H. Pitt
man, of « arson I*ake lownship, mi candi
date for the nomination before the Democratic
Sm imartes of MlsslsslDpi County, tost tnd as the
lemocratic nominee for the 29th Senatorial dis
trict .
For President: Grorer CleTeUnd.
If Hill h»d consulted the ground
hog he would have postponed his
booin indefinitely.
The Silver Bill has bean dumped
in the soup—Speaker Crisp brok*
his promise and it too went in as
seasoning.
Harrison’s War with England is
over, and peace reigns once more at
the White House. Wo may now look
for * tumble in seal-skin sacks.
Candidates’ announcements with
accompanying editorial mention
takes up considerable of our apace
this week, but it makes good reading.
The cotton farmers are in a quan
dary, and are seriously thinking of
of investing in old cotton and hold
ing it instead of planting a new crop,
which is sure to put them deeper in
debt.
By agreement, the sense of the vo
ters of Chickasawba Township was
ascertained by polling the township,
■nd decided in favor of Mr. E. I).
Rhea, as between him and Mr. D.
W. Hicks. We have not been au
thorized by Mr. Hicks to withdraw
his name, hence it still appears in our
announcement wilumn.
Last Saturday 150 negroes with
wagons and team left Memphis for
Oklahoma. They were joined by
400 more from Wynne, and the inarch
will bn continued by land by wav of
Fort Smith. Waterford, who is man
aging the exodus, says he has over
4000 organized in Memphis, who will
follow as rapidly as arrangements
for transportation can be obtained.
Every man who voted "against
license” washed his hands of all re
sponsibility for the infernal liquor
traffic. But every license ballot rep
resented untold woe and agony, and
we believe, before Almighty God,
that the rum-aeller has a better
chance of entering heaven than the
so-calied Christian that legalizes his J
business.—{Ex. I
to no PA&TTS A2BITBABT SWAY, WB FOLLOW TBTOI WHBBB’BE 3HB LIABS THE WAY-"
CALL FOR A CONVENTION.
By the Central Committee of
the Second Judicial Circuit.
The Democratic Executive Com*
mittee for the Second Judicial Cir
cuit met st Ilsrrisburg in Poinsett
county, Mondsy, March, the 21st.
Present were the following com
mitteemen: Judge Robert Liddell,
of Clay; W. A. H. McDaniel, of
Green; E. F. Brown as proxy for H.
Watson, Craighead; Ed. L. Jacobs,
ot Pointsett, and E. J. Badinelli, of
Cross. Mr. Badinelli held a written
proxy from J. F. Smith, of Critten
den; and Ed L. Jacobs a letter from
Committeeman John B. Driver of
Mississippi.
Mr. McDaniel, of Green called the
commitliee to order and nominate!
E. J. Badinelli, of Cross for tempo
rary chairman. K F. Brown nomi
nated Ed L. Jacobs for temporary
secretary. The nominees were unan
imously elected.
After the committeemen had been
enrolled, the proxies examined and
approved Mr. Brown nominated
Judge Liddell for permanent chair
man, Judge Liddell nominated W.
A. H. McDaniel, and Ed L. Jacobs
nominated E. J. Badinelli. It was
urged that Mr. Me Daniel was the
proper gentleman for secretary, and
that the other end of the circuit
should be given the chairman.
Whereupon Mr. Brown withdrew
Judge Liddell and Judge Liddell
withdrew Mr. McDaniel. Mr. Bad
innelli was iinaninioudy elected.
Mr. Brown placed Mr. McDsnivls in
nomination for permanent secretary.
No opposition and he was unani
mously elected.
A date for holding the Judicial
convention was then discussed' E.
F. Brown suggested July, the 20th.
W. A. 11. McDaniel suggested a later
date; but finally on motion, Wednes
day, July, the 2Utb, was fixed as the
day.
The basis of representation adopt
ed by the state central comaiiitee for
the state convention was adopted by
the committee for the Judicial con
vention which gives to each county
the following number of votes in the
convention: Clay 8, Greene 6, Craig
head 7, Poinsett 3, Crus* 5, Critten
den 3, Mississippi 6. The comities
can send as many delegates as they
choose to cast their respective votes.
A resolution was proposed by Mr.
McDaniel recommending to the coun
ty executive ceintnittees that they
provide for the delegates to the ju
dicial convention to be elected at the
same time and iu the same manner
a* are the delegates to the state con
venrtou. Carried.
Towns were then put in nomina
tion at which to bold the judicial
convention: Ed. L. Jacobs nominat
ed Wynne. E. F. Brown nominated
Jonesboro. W. A. 11. McDaniel no
minated Paragould. Mr. Ed. L. Ja
cubs urged for V'yni.e that it is a
young thriving town with ample rail
road facilities, abundant accommo
dations, with no candidate in the
county fur a judicial office, and a
town that deserves to be encouraged.
Mr. Brown in behalf of Jonesboro
presented her hotel and hall accom
modation*, her central location, and
accrsiibility. Mr. Daniel for Para
gould pictured her hotels, electric
lights, railroad connections, time ta
bles to get there quick and return;
her fine opera house; and stated that
the citizen* had guaranteed to pay
all the expenses of the delegate*
while attending the convention, and
presented a guarantiee of one and
one-third rate on all the railroads
leading luto Paragould. Mr. Brown
withdrew Jonesboro in favor of
Wynne. Mr. Babiuelli and Mr. Ja
cob* voted the proxies of Crittenden
and Mississippi, and their own coun
ties for Wynne. Clay voted for Par
agould. Wynne was declared the
winner, so the convention will be
held there on Wednesday, July the
20th., next.
The committee adjourned to meet
at Wynne, July the 20th.
E. J. Badinelli, Chairman.
W. A. H. McDaniel, Sec’y.
Junos Cate Will Not Run.
Judge W. H. Cate, in a letter to
Hon. J. W. Stayton, and published
in the Newport News announces tint
bo will not be a candidate for re-e
--lection to Congress from the First
District. Ho says: “No ons has as
yet publicly announced himself as a
candidate, and 1 have information
from friend* that there would be lit
tle or no opposition to my ronomina
tion. Under the circumstances this
is very gratifying, and it would bo
a satisfaction to me, in view of my
late struggle* and experiences, to
make one more race in a district |
which should not be doubtful. Nev- j
erlheless, I will not be a candidate.”
John Wanamaker, merchant, im
ported some woolen caps, cetton
zephyrs, and crepes, and had a dis
pute about the rate es duties with
thv collector. The board of apprais
er* has sustained the collector, and
Mr. Wanamaker will have to pay the
higher rate of duty. As John Wa
namaker, Republican politician, be- I
lieves that it is very wrong and uu- 1
OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, APRIL, 2. 1892
patriotic to buy foreign goods, and
that our custom duties sre psid by
th* foreigner for the privilege of sell
ing in this country, he ought not to
sllow John Wansmaker, merchant,
to buy foreign goods, but if he does
import merchandise he ought to be
glad to have the tax paid by the for
eigner for the privilege of selling in
this country made as high as possi
bl*.—[National Democrat.
ALL MOUTH AND NO BRAIN.
The Appeal- Avalanche culls from
one of Hill’s Southern speeches the
following lump of oratorical clabber
and remarks that it will be appreci
ated by those who enjoy recondite
and occult oratory:
“So let us thsnk the God of ell
mercy snd grace thst there is s well
ing up from the deep, ex heustless
fountsins of human followship, that
here and there throughout our land
is ever a welling up and overflowing
irom the profound mysterious sources
of our common ancestry, or kindred
birth and blood, our common or kin
dred inheritance for uncounted ages
of the alow upbuilding powers that
blend the heart, mould the minds,
knit domestic bond and consolidate
and ameliorate the social structures
of the sdvsncing formost races of
mankind and of that fraternal affec
tion and that fraternal peace of which
our Federal Union is apolitical type,
is justice their sanction, its lib
erty their Isw.”
The person who guesses farthest
from the meshing of this gem will
probably be liberally rewarded by
Senator Hill. —[Gazette.
When we have finished Browning
and Walt Whitman, we’ll see if we
can’t discover the “cypher” iu the
above effusion.
Optimus say*: —The man who an
gle* for success with the book of
good humor, baited with a smile, will
go home in the evening of life with
a full string of fish.
For Malaria, Liver Trou
ble, or Indigestion, use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Election Notice!
Notice is hereby given, that on
Tuesday, April sth., 1892, there will
be an election held at the Court
House, in the Incorporated Town of
Osceola, (11.e place designated by law
as the place for bidding elections) for
the purpose oi electing one Mayor,
one Recorder and five Aidermen for
th* Incorporated Town of Osceola,
to serve for the term of one year, or
until their successors may be elected
and qualified.
Given under my hand as Mayor of
the Incorporated Town of Osceola,
this 4ih. day of March, 1892.
James Liston,
Mayor.
gj. w. pratt','
CONTRACTOR BUILDER,
OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS.
Respectfully Solicit* Patronage in Hia Line.
Sall n factiou guaranteed. Addreea, G. W. Pratt,
Osceola. Arkanaas. 3-3-ts,
DEAFNESS,
1 TS CAUSES AAD CURE.
Scientifically treated by an aurUtot world wide
reputation. DeafneMa eradicated and entirely
cured, of from 90 to 30 yrara' standing, after all
other treatmentx have tailed lluw the difficulty
ia reaehetl and the cause removed, fully explain
ed in circulars, with affidnvita and tentimoniah
wf curea from prominent people, mailed tree.
Dr A. FONTAINE, Tacoma, Wash.
ROOFING.
GUM-F.LAMTIC ROOFING FBLT costa only
82.(1O| per !<»| aquare feet. Make* a good roof
for yearn, and any one earn put it on. Sand
stamp for sample and full particulars.
GUM BLASTIC ROOFING CO.,
39 A 41 Went Broadway, New York.
Local Agents Wanted-
BANK OF OSCEOLA,
Capital Stock, *95,000.
Deposits ■• Low m
FIVE DOLLARS
Allowed, Subject to Check.
New York Exchange for sale.
W. P. Hale, President
S. S. Skmme*, Vice President.
B. W. Hale, Cashier.
BUHINKM HOURS:
Ope* from *• m, to s o'clock, p aa. Aad how
3 to 4 o’clock, p m, for deposits ouly.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
G. It Briokey, N L. Avery,
J. W. Rhodes, F. B Hale,
J. D. Drlrer, H. R. Semtnea.
W. P.llale
KFENCiRG
ft MNIT * M Nstnr
5 NETTING.
The ■cMallen loren Vin Feice Co, 1
118 aa* B. Market Nt., CMeafa. I
We are now in
receipt of our
Spring
Stock
of new, fresh and seasonable
goods, bought close
For Cash.
Selected with good j udgement
as to quality, and in good taste
as regards style and appear
ance. You will find it the
Attractive, Pop
ular, and Low
priced Stock
OF THE SEASON.
OUR MAGNIFICENT
Line of New Styles, offers the
widest range for popular se
lection, in the very best goods
to be found in the
Leading Markets
Our Stock
is right up to date in the mat
ter of la'.cjstyles, and complete
in every department.
We guarantee that every
article m our Stock, has got
the value in it, and
WORTH EVERY CENT
ASKED FOR IT.
You will always find us on
ROCK BOTTOM BASIS,
and can rest assured of getting
YOUR MONEY’S WORTH
every time, by purchasing of
us.
MILLINERY, MILLINERY I
THE STYLES IN
SPRING MILLINERY are
Unique, Varied, and Lovely
this season, and we flatter our
selves to say that we have se
lected the Prettiest, Sweetest
and moat Stylish Stock in this
line that has ever been dis
played by ua.
We have secured the ter
vices of
MISS MAGGIE THURMOND,
for this season, in this depart
ment. She comes to us very
highly reccommended, and we
feel safe in saying that, “ Sho
is an Artist ” in her line, and
can create a
LOVE of a BONNET, or a
DAISY HAT, io the latest
Parisian Style. Satisfaction
। guaranteed.
Orders from a distance so
licited, and promptly attend
ed to.
Yours to please,
N. L. AVERY & CO.
Osceola, Ark.
P. 8. We will sell only for
{Cash, or good acceptance this
। year—lß92.
All Winter Goods
MUST GO!
GRAND CLEANING OUT SAXEt
In order to make room for our
New Spring Stock,
we offer, for the next 60 days, our
entire Stock of Winter Goods, at a
Sweeping Reduction.
CALL BARLT AND BECVRE
BARGAINS.
These Goods Must Be Sold.
Gents’ Overcoats and Ladies’
Wraps, at Cost; at
BRICKEY BROS.’
»>Jend
Dealer in all kinds of Machinery.
GEO. T. BASSETT, J. W. CLAPP, JR.,
L*t* of Cola Manufacturing Co. L«t* of Clapp 0 Tsylw
BASSETT & CLAPP
Dealer* in
a wira.
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mantles, Mouldings, Laths, Shingles, Cedar Peeta
■nd all Kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL.
Estimates and Price Lists Furnished on Application. MB •1
OFFICE—IS 4 JBTFzmox Sti bkt, MEMPHIS, TINN.
THE CITY Jf RU’GSTOSS,
Osceola, Ark.,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFF®,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, COMBS, TOILET SOAPS.
STATIONERY, TOILET AND FANCY
Articles. A complete assortment of reliable goods at raason
able prices.
Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded, day or
night, by a competent, as well as a, Rbgistbxxd Pharaaeist.
Special attention to Country patronage, aad tho trade re
spectfully solicited. 2-16.
w ■
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