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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-31
At THE BAR.

owbo speaks for this mani" From the great whit
,,.nad in its roseate clouds, the voice came forth
tem'I stood a parted soul alone,
beUaii Ealing east, aud west, aud south, and north
Anu ,iohty accents summoned quick and dead:
lng " t5r Tor this man ere his doom be said 2"
,,n,,irc he listened, for his earthly life
7HuI'vd n5ssod In duh unnoted calm 1wayi
II, %Tgonpht no glory to It's daily strife,
ne wreath Of fame, or genius bery ray
NJ, H a lane, uugfted, qeiet and obscure,
mW ~, . In The shadow, dying mid the poor
from IN, solemn concourse hushed and dim,
hygfho widow's prayer, the orphans blessing rose;
rho strurler told Of trouble shared by him,
Via lonely Of cheered hours and softened woes;
I'D Ifkc A chorus spoke the crashed and sad,
n III awe MS all he could, and what he had !"
Aud little words Of loving kindness said,
Ind tender thoughts, aud help in time OF neel,
e,rinp up like leaves by soft spring showers fed,
'lTIn some waste corner, sown by chance-lung seed
,n grateful wonder heard the modest soul,
S"arh triles gathered to 80 blest a whole.
a 90 nv circumstances strong letters bound,
"}Ifbe sfore so little and the hand so frail,
ma Int the best we can for all around
LET sympathy be true nor courage failj
Winning among your %leighb0rs poor and weak
some witness ut your trial hour TO speak.
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L,sera,. the umpur,ue, Of the system.

This can easily be done through the in
strumentality Of the searching blood depu'
rent aud Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers, which incites those s%cavengers Of the
body, the kidneys and the bowels, to vigor.
Gus action. The first named organ secrete
impurities-where such exist-from the
blood, which would otherwise poison it, and
it is the Office Of the bowels to carry Off the
useless portions Of the food rejected during
the process OF digestion, and which II re,
tanned interfere with digestion and bilious
secretion, Rheumatism and govt, both pro,
duets of acid elements in the circulation, are
remedied by the bi,ters, which will likewise
be found a prompt though gentle ~cathartic.
Both kidneys and bowels are invigorated, as
well as stimulated by this famous medicine
which possesses tonic properties Of tbs
highest order.
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j, j. Crittenden,
Lieut.. 10Th Infantry.

A leg skeleton with a foot attached
hangs over the top of the monument,
and gives a CHASTITY effect to the scene.
passing on down the ravine a few scat
tered bone heaps are seen, while frag-
ments of human and horse skeletons lie
around in great profusion. Near the cen
ter of the pass stands, amid another col
lection OF bones, a cross shaped tablet
with this inscription:
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The Springfield (MdSSdchuseHs) DAILY Union
has a larger circulation in springfield ard
within a radius of twenty-five miles,thdn any
Other journal.
The Springfield CHaSsachlsetts) Weekly Union
has a Jaeger circulation, local and general, than
any other toeeHy newspaper in Neo England,
outside of Boston. The Union is not ouly the
best ADVERTISING medium, but also HE cheapea.
For terms address, Clark W. Bryan Go,
Publishers, Springfield, Mass, or write or apply
to any of the leading advertising agencies in
the United States and Canada. Sample copies
Of either the daily or weekly Union sent free.
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AFTER an exper,once OF over twenty

AFTER an experience OF over twenty
five years, many leading physicians acknow.
edge that the Girasfenberg MsrshaHs Uterine
Cdhottcon is the only known certain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject. The
Graefenberg VegetGh'r n'"s. the most popular
remedy of the day lvr u,ldousness, headache,
liver complaint and DISEASES Of digestion.
Sold by all druggists. Send for almanacs.
Graefenberg Co., New York.
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RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CURED.-Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great Internal
Medicine, will positively cure any case of
rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price
81 a bottle six bottles, So; sold by all Drug
eists. Send for circulars to Helphenstine,
X Bentley, Druggists, Washington, d. c.
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FAIR charmer (who thinks that she
knows everything about college a%ffairs)
=" Is it possible, Mr. Thomkins, that
you are not acquainted with my brother
at Harvard Why, he sings second
base in the university baseball crew."
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If a word to the wise be sufficient, we
think a hint TO the sick and suffering will not
prove amiss. The HOME STo.IACH BTrTERs,
Than which none are more effective in recu-
perating from bodily or mental exhaustion.
Prepared by the Home Bitters Co, 81. Louis,
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THE
GOOD Old
STANDBY
MEXICAN MUST hNG IMMINENT.
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Established rs Years. Always cures. Always
ready. Always handy. Has never yet failed. Thirty
millions hare tested IL. The whole world approve
the glorious old MustaDg-the Best and Cheapest
Liniment in existence. 25 cents a bottle The
Mustang Liniment cures when nothing else will,
SOL BY MEDICINE VENDORS.
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THE COTTON CROP.
Of Reports from All the Cotton
Growing states Furnished the De
partment of agriculture nj
WnhhingIOm.

The cotton report OF the department
o~fagriculture for August shows no mate
rial decline from July. The general av-
erage for August is ninety-three. No
state averages higher than in 1876, ex-
cent Louisiana and Florida. The states
of the greatest production, especially
those west of the Mississippi, are those
reporting. The highest condition of es-
Inmates are as follows:
North Carolina, IS; South Carolina,
50; Georgia, So; Florida, SO; Alabama,
"a Mississippi, 80; Louisiana, LOG !;
Texas, 90; Arkansas, 90 Tennessee, 80.
On the Atlantic coast there is frequent
mention of inferior fruiting. lnthe Car
olipas there has been much s%ucculence of
growth in consequence OF the abundant
moisture. In Georgia and Alabama
there has been some injury from drouth,
but the weather lately has been more
seysonable. 1t has been too wet in parts
of Mississippi some of the bottom lands
in Tippah county have been abandoned
from this cause. In Louisiana the prom
Use is extraordinary. In Concsrdia par
ish the best crop since 1870 is expected !;
in Union, the best since 1860. The
prospect in Texas is hurt by the appear
ance of the caterpillar. More than half
of the counties reported are infested, yet
in a few cases in Lavaca the bulk of the
crop is destroyed in Gonzales seventy
five per cent, a complete wreck where
preventives were not used. Poison is
successfully applied by prudent planters.
The caterpillar has appeared in the par
ishes of St. Landry, Richland and Clai.
borne, Louisiana in Perry, Wilcox and
| Conecuh counties, Alabama; Columbia,
Florida, and Brooks, Georgia.
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Pnrit,, sirenr,h. Econemy.

These three requisites are combined in
DOoLEY's well-known YEAST POWDER A
lew trials will convince you that it is not
only the best, but also the cheapest.
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Byron is believed to have had the ex.
elusive aristocracy of England in view
when he spoke of " society where none
i~ntrudes."
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Paris is the gayest city in the world,
and has the most suicides. Perhaps there
is a connection between the two facts.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS
SAFER THAN THE AVER
AGE SAVINGS BANK.

The Nhnres of the Consolidated Virginia
and The q california Mining Companies are
selling at twcnty-eight to thirty-iye dollars each
The TIVE com pa sizes have alreaOy paid more than Ior-
ty-uine pillion dollars in monthly diNidends' Ihe
rate IL equal to eighty Ier cent. y year On the present.
ma 'ket price ofthe stock Orders for lots of hYe shares
aud upwards executed and fall Information Civ. n by
WILLIAM WARD. Banker and Broker,t1 Presi-
dent of the American Mining Beard, treNel Build
ing. Corner Broad and Wall streets New York.
n. B.-Invpstments, Railroad and all marketable
secnrities hought and sold and dlyldends colItctea.
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A DANGER threatens the America
meat transportation. Charles Brabin, a
Liverpool butcher, has been arrested and
fined ten dollars and costs for having on
his premises four hundred weight of
American beef unfit for human food.
The meat was part of a consignment by
the steamer Germanie. Brabin had been
fined twice before, and vas this time
warned that for another effense he would
probably be sent to prison. This shows
that great care should be made in ship
ment. otherwise a lasting injury will be
inflicted on what promises TO be perma-
rent and ever increasing trade between
this country and England.
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Celluloid Knife,the mustdurahl'
known. The Oldest Manut.ctur
Always call for Trade Marx
Deelersin Cutlery, and By the
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THE MARKETS.

a lime HoNORED SPEcIFIC.-The loncand
successful career of DIR. Wishart's Pine Tree
lar Cordial, as contrasted with the speedy
collapse OF nostrums devoid of efficacy
which have from time to time been puffed
INTO brief notoriety during the twenty odd
years that this celebrated medicine has been
sold, affords proof that the American
continues to repose its confidence in de-
serving articles only. The Pine Tree Tar
Cordial has long been recognized as the
leading specific for Consumption, B?onchi-
It's, Coughs, Coulds, Asthma, Diptheria. and
all other diseases of the breathing organs.
1t Is, moreover, certain, speedy, and safe
botanic remedy for Dyspepsia. Liver Disor
ders, Scrofulous Affections, Urinary Trou.
bIes, Gravel, Dropsy, Debility, onstipation,
and Female Complaints. Constantly ac
cumulating evidence of an unimpcachable
character establishes the fact that it not
only entirely eradicatcs the diseases to
which 1t is adapted, but also that its action
Is remarkably prompt and thorough The
crucial test of experience has demonstrated
ITS reliability in every particular. Sold by
all druggists Principal Depot, No. GIG FIJI.
bert Street, Philadelphia. novIS-Iv
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

EX-PRESIDENT GRANTS ToUR.-General
Grant arrived in Paris last Friday. Several
representatives Of French newspapers had
interviews with him, but found him very
reticcnt. He declined to express an opin-
ion on the political situation. He said his
first impression of France was that it wore
n prosperous, well-ordered and happy as
pect President MacMahon visited him on
Saturday, and invited him to the opera.
Nice-Admiral POthuan, the Comte de Paris
and the Duches Decazes also called on
him.
The following are his definite arrange
ments " He dimes on the lst of Novem
ber with United States ConsulGeneral
TOrbert and on the Sd with President Mac
Mahon; grand banquet oc American
residents on the 9th, and an extraordinary
performance Of Italian opera will be given
IN his honor on the Sth. He dimes on the.
10th OF November with Mr.. Seligman, the
banker. At the end Of November, General
Grant will go to Spain and thence to
Lisbon. He will return to Saville and take
an American steamer at Malaga for Gibral.
ter and Tangier, skirting the coast of
Barbary. Discriminating at Alexandria,
General Grant will stay some days in Egypt
and return by way of Malta to Italy where
he Will remain some time.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

An Episcopal church congress met in
New York yesterday. 1t is merely adj,
vlsoFy, and not legislative, reaching the
members by indirect action, and not affect
ing the Church as an institution. All
shades OF opinion find expression in it, and
the social condition and its accompanying
temptations and safeguards are given
peculiar prominence. Among the topics
selected for the session are the church
architecture needed in this country, the
relation OF the Christian Church to Ameri-
can social and national life. the place of
spiritual forces in civilization, the Ameri.
can newspaper, the influence of the pulpit
on modern thinking and living, popular
amusements, the organization and admins
tration Of charities. and the Indian
problem. Among the bishops who will
take part in the congress is Bishop Lay, of
EastOn, Maryland
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DEATHS.

MANNERING.-In Clayton. on the 10Th inst. Marth,
Manncring aged 60 years
IhA1E ER-ln this town, CSpruarce city, on the iqtl
inst Lille, aged years and on the 9TH inst. Mary
aged years, children Of DR.. O. p. Thuycr.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF MRS. ALICE c. HOF
FECKER
Ihe wiiGs loved form We seek in vain:
The mother, at last is tree from pain.
The sister freed from sorrow and ,trit,
Has gone to happier, brighter life
The friend we shall miss and mourn her long
Her ready smile, her Joyous song:
Her gravcr look serene and high
The light of Heaven was in her eve.
All these will haunt us till the heart
snail ache, and ache and tears shall start
5ut she who now from sight of men
We hide i'll earth, shall rise again
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

The Cross AND THE CREscENr.-An orrani.
zatIon styled the :" Red Cross ana Cres.
cent has been formed in New York. com.
posed OF some of the wealthiest ladies and
gentlemen of that city, the object of which
Is to raise funds by which to soften the
hardships of the war now being waged
between Russia and Turkey, it being de
signed that the amounts raised by the
efforts OF the association shall be appropria
ted to the benefit of the disabled and needy
combatants on either side. Another so.
ccIety has been formed in New York called
the American Society of the Red Cross. who
work as auxiliary to the Russian Society of
the Red Cross The latter has for chief
Patroness Marie AlcXandrowna. Empress of
all the Russias, and was established under
the rules Of the international convention
held at Geneva in 1864.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP
h bR a, VAN DYKE whose nle Tong speciality, and world
oT ~ io curing skin Diseases, has endeavored
~ years 70 combine an external treatment He bas
tnlS desirable result the preparation of Ls
70 sulphur soap the merits Of which are snnke r
inous9hlS II Is highly recommended 10 ali our r,ars
Nv - CSntS Gake Box (three Cakrs) GO Cents Sant
lII, pre- PAID on receipt price Office 5O iti
Drngite Depot ago n Sd ST., Philadelphia Pa Sold by
Druggists generally. ei' N'u!rha, pei aGd
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bishop Lay, Of the diocess Of Easton. Nd
IN sermon at Grace Church, New York
on on sunday stated that Immediately after
me war Gen. Robert f. Lee wrote TO him
earnestly ca urging him to oppose all attempts
at at maintaining a separation between the
Noftnern and the Southern Churches. and
insisting upon the duty of all Christian
men men TO cooperate actively in restoring
unity' peace and concord throughout the
whole country.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

western men lose millions annually nv
tHe hog cholera, probably more from want
oI the time use of something to place the
system Of the animal in condition 10 ro.
Sist the contagion. We are told that
roGtz cT Celebrated Horse and Cattle Powders
VIII wi certainly cure and prevent hog Cholera
II used according to directions. A thorough
money. Hiuch
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31
MARRIAGES.

"EAN NEk-BRooKs.-lnt this town, on the 2sth inst
by Rev. Enoch Stubs. Mr. VIM II. Weaver to Miss
Rachel }. Brooks, both Of Kent CO.. Del
CCLLEY-BURRIS.-In this town. ON Thursday o-,l,
INST. by Rev. J. V. Smith, George Cu!ley. Of Kent
co" Nd, and Mary Z. Burris of Kent co., Del.
BRIANT-MACLARY.-On the evening Of Octolcr
- lS'7, at the residence of Mr. c. W. Maclarv
Camden n J.. by Rev. T. W. Naclary, pastor of Port
Richmond NJ. E Church. George f. BRYANT ana
Lydia B, Maclary, daughter of Jacob : Alaclary of
this county
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

The destruction Of Portland. New Bruns.
WICK 6y fire, on Saturday last, Goth inst. is
one OF the sadest calamities vet recorded
Although suburb of st. Johns, it escaneJ
the coniagration which laid that city in
ashes on the 20th of June last, and it
became for the time a refuge for Thousands
OF the latter's homeless citizens. Over
seven hundred Of these were burned ont
again, and are absolutely destitute.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

p;I.1: me great two and a-half mile roce at
Iniilco race-course in Baltimore ON W.
nesday' between Ten Brock, Tom Oil
Tree and Parole, was won easily bv 'I.l, tho
Ia, 1atter by four lengths, Ten BroecI sccond r,i1
! ne purse was $4,000, and it is sunnosoI no.'"i
mat several hundred thousand dpIIonI pD1uu
changed hands on the result, the Wcetorn
men, who bet largo odds on Ten BroooI,
oelng the heaviest losers. 0''N'
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PRICE-LIST
OF THE
SMYRNA NURSERY.
y. SCOUT, PrOp'I.,
SMYRNA, DEL.
PRICE-LIST
5000 PEACH TREES IN BID,

Ol choice selection. II, follows: Truths Early Nouu-
lam Eo>e Reeve, Fanrtc, Moor, Fayoritc, YclIny
harr &lpc Recess choice President Stauts Choice
Pullcn'> Seeding Bears ~nock -
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NOTICE.

The partnership existing between Alfred rri,I,o
ana 4. '. Green in the Stationery and Ncwsrlu,.r
BuS!nGss. in Wilmington. Del, hi,, been d,>6lycd.
a Grcen will continue the business 10 HON nav.
ment Of debts due the late firm " ii bc made ray
oct 29-3t ~ t.i5UE<> ~ >DLE'
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

PENNIEs.-The New Orleans Times deyotes
calumn to an argument in favor of conner
resumption. 1t wants to see the cent re.
stored to the currency in the South.
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TO TIE PERLTC

TO THE PUBLIC in 2>~r~/ and cur aa1e~s IN
/"~@~@3s ~ oa~ ~~v ~ ase4 and 9zs~ Muqh M~
6~|'923 at 5<seo o2le1a ~ &c. 2p9 Ulu< mz<
m tie @5|<~~< 9e ~oA<1 a< tie nancy ii. gu. noo nlluz
% tie ~S54s~s and Me.r Ma< ~v Mss 1t I 10 <5 n. CENT
a n" ~"< @@, tie s@v'o ~s ID av&~ IN ~on<sz1 n ~ aM
'~a% % ""' " "Y /4r1v ~ g@s 9eoH 51 aga4 ou( 9zss.
at ~ ter /1~@ a Ma'> %42M at vNae4s~ H2 Mse unsua
Ute a1"~na~ 4 Mr1 tie 8zaz1t 9as< 5gsux eu u> 62u,nh
9"" y o~o"a4@1 >, ps n.opu @ su,1n&. 1t ue.p and I,
1@s in tie ll1Ml
we olfer Splendid Line of Mems CATERS and
iul assortment IN Calf and Buff or will make Won
Palr 10 order out of good stock as can he
bought, S. to 81. ~
a large stock of Mems Heavy Boots, welt sole,
sup Sole' double sole and tap, or will take your
measure, S5 to Sc
Boys Boots, high top or low top welt sole
sup SOLE double sole and top make you pair
from 81 to Sc. pun
Mems and Boys Brogans Balls and Monroes
Ladies' Laced and Button Shoes of all kinds or
made 10 order at short notice at reasonable nrcos
So to $3.50 P''''
Misses Laced and Button Shoes of all grades and
Styles or made to measure order 50 so to So
Chldrens Laced and Button Shoes in great varetv
or made to order, ST. so to So
Infants Infants Shoes 0 to 5, of all styles and qualities.
With heels, to 7, Button Laced
In fact If you need anything the Boot Shoe or Hat and
Cap line, call at
r. M. & w. T. JOHNSONS,
Commerce ST., Smyrna. Del
r. M. & w. 7. JOHNSONS,
LOOc1xernnanS ST, Dover, Del.
r. M. & w. T. JOHNSON'S.
Main SIT, AE1dd1etOwn, De- n
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, the distinguish.
ea PnlIanthropist and millionaire, has been
eneGseu Gs' president of the New York Liberal
Greeley. 0'e' Oy horace
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

Ihe window glass manufacturing in,
terests IS now one of the principal in,
dustries of this country, and is destined
eventually to check the importation from
France and Belgium. In fact, large ouanti.
ties OF glass and glassware have been ex.
ported from the United States during tho
past year. There are in this coHntrv
sevcnty-two glass factories, of which twenty.
seven are in New Jersey, in which Stale
mere Is capital of $6OOO0OO invested in
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kent
N every family. A slight cough. if mn,
checked, is often the fore.rupner of Con.
sumptlon, and timely dose of this won.
early grave. '''"'y from an
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MaplewOod Institute.

Concordyille, Delaware county Pa Rows q, so
Week Girls $500. Boys prepared for Yale and {f ier
'na no,, SSieges ~ SIS JOSEPH sHORTLIDGE, a. M.
PRINCIPAL
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

Edwin Adams, the actor, died at Pbila.
;IIfInpna ;IInpon on on Sunday last after protracted
illness. illness. He was conscious until within an
hour OF his demise, and died witbnnt !
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31
THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK.

1878. NEW YOpH ,o7o
As the time approaches for the renewal of s,,I,ri
tions, HE Sun would remind it, friends ana ,r,H
Wshers everywhere, that il is again cnudi,Iatn fr
.heir consideration and support Upon it, record fr
e past ten years 1t relies for continuance of no
nearly sympathy and generous co-Opcrutiou ,cbi"I,
of the Union wy P"Ier
me DAILY Sun is a four page sheet of Is columns,
price Dy Hall, post paid, - month or Sc 30 nor
year. 20 -''' PcI
Inc SUNDAY edition of THE Sun is an cigbtpaoo
Sntet ol NJ columns While giving the news Of fGe
day also contains large amount Of literor,. and
miscellaneous matter specially prepared for II Tbr
- SbAf sun has met with great success post noid
Sl.2D year iO9' P"Iu
THE WEEKLY SUN.
u WI VINO does not know THE WEEKLY sun? It circu-
iiates throughout the United States the Canados ma
beyond Ninety thousand families greet lis yycIGG,no
pages weekly and regard itin the light of f1Iidc
seloI ana irlend. Its news, editorial agricnturoi
ana literary departments make it essentially iorto
Tor the family and the fTesde. Terms: one lnIiar
year post paid This price, quality considered males
II ulc cheapest newspaper published For cIuI,l Cc
teIi win so cash, we will send an extra copy irr
Address PUBLISHER OF THE &T'N0
"O'"iTo" New York CITY
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31
QUEEN S WARE.

!, In this Department everything will be found. from
Irench Ich Ohlna Tea Sets and Decorated Toilet sets
uoMn hr"ugh Granite and G. G. Ware in inGnit,
variety to Common Stone and Red Earthen Ware
stove Pipe Guards a Specially. Flower Pots.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31
Books & Stationery.

sch9oi Books, all used in Public or Private Schools
in this part of the state - -Nii''1
Blank Books, full assortment cyerv sizo o,,,I 1 L.
large and small -"C an" si"uc
Melnorandum Books great variety
Hymn Books all styles
Bibles an STYLES and sizes from largest Family 10
:, smallest Pocket Testament "'i''i! "
MUSIC BOOKS ana Sheet Music. Whatever is not in
Pic PricHs VIII DC furnished TO order at Publishers
Miscellaneous Books Standard. furnished 70 order
tatal from any publishing House in the country at
Writing Paper. all styles choice
=, lopcS Il Specially. ''''' INV :
Writing Desks. variety
Photograph Albums
Autograph Albums
flne Drawing Papers
Gilt and Silver Papers
Glazed and Tissue Papers
sunday school Reward Cards &c
Gold Pens best make
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

g. Miss MARION r. JONES Of the .sw
smyrna institute will give instrle- ny---Js.glrzu,
tons on the Piano, Organ or Guitar To BS15,4ssES4
~. ~ parties outside Of the school who " " Y
u',a Gvsire H. Patronage solicited. TERMs-SlO per
sep 12-tf
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WOODEN & WILLOW WARE. &c.

Tubs. Pals. Churns. &c.
Butter Market Tubs
Baskets. every description
Ropes, from inch down
lwlncS, everything desirable
~, r,lllng ana Seine Iwincs are made Specialtics
on Cloths Floor and Table N'''''''
window Shades and Shading
p;,,,,.. C.-,., Fringes and Fixtures
Brushes, all sorts
Clear BriStle Hand Scrubs
Hair Brushes Fine to Common
Painters Brushes
Wall Brushes, extra
Shoe Brushes, fine.