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Dealers In Agricultural Implements
These gentlemen have just estab-
lshed themselves in business here,
although they are old residents of the
county, having previously been en-
gagged in farming, and know just what
the farmer needs In tho implement
line. They have secured the agency
for d. NJ. Osborne d Co.'S fun line of
reapcrs, mowers, harYesters and self
binders. These are all first class goods
and fully warranted. Their immense
sales in this State last year, AMI the
largo number of orders they have re-
ceiVcd for this seasons trade, Is the
best evidence of their superiority over
all others They also are agents for the
old reliable Sweepstakes thrcsher, man
utactured by c. Aultman q CO., at
Canton, Ohio; the Smith Company
wagon, of Pekiu, Illinois, and great
many other 1rst-olass implements.
They make APPOINT of handling none but
irst-class goods, manufactured 10y the
oldest and most reliable factories. They
have a full line of ID. Nj. Osborne &
Co. IS goods set up and In running order,
where they can be seen daily in opera
ton, by calling at their salesroom, No.
400 Elm street.
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KERFOOT ~ HEREFORD.
A First CInss Insurance and ISSRI
FAtRte Firm.

EatRte Firm.
We take pleasure in calling the
special attention cfthe business commu-
nifty and property ownersin this city and
State to the card of Messrs. Kerfoot ~
Hereford, fire insurance and real estate
agents, corner Main and Lamar streets,
Dallas, Texas
The senior member of the firm, Hon,
John D. Kerfoot is the present worthy
mayor of this city, for many years
valued and respected citizen Of this
county, who has filed important and
responsible public positions among us,
and possesses the entire confidence Of
the community as a gentleman of firm
business capacity and unimpeachable
integrity.
Mr.. John B. Hereford is the present
efficient secretary of the city, and is q
thorough business man of great expert
ence and selidity. The office work is
transacted with bank like precision
regularity and promptness.
The fire insurance department is solid
and safe. The firm will not and do not
represent any but first class companies,
of approved standing and ample capital
They represent an Insurance capital OF
ops hundred millions Of dollars. In their
list of companies are the Ph@nix, Con-
necticut and Atlas, of Hartford, Conn.i
the Home Continental, Phenix, and
Atlantic of New York; the Royal,
Queen, Imperial, Northern and Com
mercial Union, of England the Royal
Canadian, of Montreal and Firemens
Fund of California.
The real estate department recently
added to their business, forms an i'm
portant feature in this present rapidly
growing city. This firm possess pecu'
liar advantages for the transaction OF
everything in this line, such as buying
and selling real estate, rendering prop
erty. paying taxes, renting houses and
farms and making collections. Messrs
Kerfoot Il Hereford have always on
hand and for sale a large amount Of
valuable city and country property
wild lands in large and small tracts
Parties seeking investments will dc
well to call and examine their list, Oh
communicate by letter to their address
Postofice lock box 345, Dallas, Texas
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house has the entire control Of the
Southwestern states, Mr.. G., @. Num-
molly their travelling agent, is at pres
ent iu this STA G, and Is daily mcreas-
Ing thc largo orders, which tho'r great
facilities enable thcm TO al promptly.
This house has the euylable reputation
Of building the best scales In tho world,
All their work Is made durable and ac-
curato, and sold under full warranty.
The fact OF all tho large houses, stock
yards, grain elevators, etc., using no
others, is a stronger argument than we
could produce in their favor.
All orders for price.llsts, terms, etc,
should be addressed to Fairbanks 4 Co.,
New Orleans, whore they keep cou-
stantly a large stock of all sizes, styles,
etc, aud will supply orders as soon as
received,
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timely Reading,

Timely reading for Mr.. Hayes and
his commission. "The army Of the
limited states is not mere institution
of domestic police, nor is It a true or
nroper function Of the army to execute
tbe domestic laws Of the several States
and Territories. Its legitimate and
nroper functions are to repel foreign
invasion and suppress instruction OF
the native Indian tribes.-lWilliam III.
Seward in 1856.
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Il. Il. BELL ~ BRO.


Wholesale Hardware ana PlOws.
This Is the largest wholesale cstab-
lishment in Northern Texas, and one
that Dallas may well feel proud of.
Tho store-roUm occupied by the firm
is 50Xl00 feet, aud one Of the finest
in the city. This entire space is filled
from floor to ceiling with hardware of
all kinds. They are prepared to, and
will duplicate bills of any house in st.
Louis, Galveston or New Orleans. They
carry an immense stock and full line
of all kinds of hardware, cutlery, rub
Der and leather betting, etc. Country
merchants would do well to call and
get their figures before ordering goods
from other points. They are doing an
immense business all over Northern and
Western Texas, and are daily receiving
orders from new customers.
The also handle the John Deer & CO..
plows; their sales are perhaps the larg-
est of any in the State.
Messrs. Bell Il Bro. are old citizens
of Texas, and one of the most en-
terprlslng firm in the city. TnE
HERALD takes great pleasure in
referring It's readers to this old and re-
liable house, and extends them its best
wishes, for continuance of success
which has attended them in the past.
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Arrive.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails az
Dallas.

NORTHERN MAII,--Via NJ. X. & 7; II. H.,
comprising Western, Northern and Easlern
states; New York and ~. Il uis mails arrive
at 6;25 pm. dopart at 7;lb am, Pouches close
mt o pm.
SOUTHERN MAtL-New Orleans ana South
arm Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and all other points in southern
Taxas, arrives at 7:i5 ami departs vt $50 p
m, Pouches close at pm.
EASTERN MAII-Via J. q y Il, R',, com
prising Soushcrn and Middle states, Louis
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little ROCK,
Shreveport, and all Easternn TeNss, arrives
daily nj 900 pm. departs at pm. Pouch
closes al pm.
WESTERN MAIL From Fort Worth, Ole-
burne, Granbury, Weathertord, Decatur
Palo Pinto, Jacksboro and western poslS'
arrives at pm; departs at AIM
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These reliable and popular scales are
so we'll known all over the world that
comment from us is useless. The best
evidence of their superiority over all
others is their constantly increasing de-
mand. which compels them to enlarge
their immense works, and extend their
agencys from year to year, until to-day
they stand the largest and best organ
,zed In the world. Their New Orlean
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Il. II. READFIELD n co.

Pianos, Organs, and eli kird OF Musi.
col Instruments.
This is the largest house of the kind
in the State. They do an immense
business all over the State, controlling
as they do the entire State for their in
str,lments, and selling such large guam
titles they are enabled to offer superior
inducements, unequalled by any other
house of the kind in the State. They
are the sole proprictors of Dorman,
Holmes & Co.'s and standard pianos,
They are also the general agents forlthe
celebrated Steinway, Chickering, Brad
bury and several others of equal cele-
brity; the Taylor Il Farley and Whit
ncy and Holmes organs, and have just
completed an arrangement by which
they have the entire control of the State
for the Estcy organ, which is perhaps
the most popular in use. Messrs.
Readlleid s. Co.'s office and salcsrooms
are located at the corner of Commerce
and Market streets, in this city. Write
for prices, terms, etc.
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ooNNnorIoNs.

Az TEX ABKANA, with oil trains on ~
Louis & iron Mountain X. IL. for all points
North, East and Southeast.
At lONGVtEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NEOilA, with trains on the international
X. X. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
Al DALLAS. with trains North and South
on Houston and Texas Central X. X. fol
sherman. Paris, BOnham, Mckinney, Cor
sioana, Bfenond, Waco, Houston and Aus
TN.
htSHREVEPORT, with a regular line OF
drs,-lgusg stedmcTs for New Orleans.
THIS une, being fully equipped with all
modern improvements, such "a Westing-
house Air brakes and Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler, Ia unsurpassed for
aueed. aafetv and Comfort,
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Through the kindness Of Captain
W. IL. Johnson, city engineer, who
has been taking the assessment Of the
oIty for Mr. Otden, we are furnished
SIth y syuop,ia of the assessment OF
actual taxable property, for 1871 a
follows Total amount, "a, 200 900, be-.
Ing an Increase OF 100000 over that
VI 1876.
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FOURTH.

A person OF limited knowledge IN regard
to quality ofgoods can purchase to the same
advantage as the most expert. No double
dealing is allowed In this House. Our desire
Is to please, and give full value for the
money.
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SECON ID.

You have the choice Of over $4,000 worth
of reliable Clothing, well made In every re-
spect, for men, boys and children. You can
find everything from com mon To the finest,
and always leading IL style.
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THIRD.

You are In the habit OF paying "a 90 to
s. 90 for hat. You can purchase beauti-
full SILK Plug Hat, late style, for " 50 and
50 50, aud fashionable soft hats and stiff hats
from soc to SO 90.
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FIFTH.

We have opened very extensive dents'
Furni. hing Department, where all the nov.
elites OF the season can be found at trining
profit over manufacturers cost. Everything
from paper collar to wedding outft can
now be found at the New York Clothing
House.
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Honey.

Pitchers Cnstoria Is a complete substi-
tuie for Castor oil, and u AZ pleasant % take
NJ Honey, n f. pertieularly adapted 70
rsethina and Irritable children. II destroys
worms. asslmulates the food, regulates me
stomach, and cures wind Collie. Few rem
e.lIee are Is eficaciOus for feverishneesi
Group. Worms and Who0ping Cough. tas-
torla Il a scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OH,
and neither gags OF gripes.
COLUMBIA. Conn. Nay ,. ls14.
Neesrs }. D. Rose q Co., n. T..
Gents. have q family OF eight ehiiufeni
and have used as much CastoIia as any iafn-
ilv In the United States. 4 think. ! have
never found anything equal 70 H. Ny chi.
dren have been saved nom Isyer seFefai
fimes By the use Of Castorie. tfecommtna
ifs nss f6r children, for many discses they
arr subject 70, In preierence % any medicine
know Of. feel Il my duty 70 give this GER
fificafe on account q ths dement's nafr oe-
rlvrd br the uss OF rzsicTIa.
VERY truly yours.
feb2 NORMAN 2. IiTfLk. Z
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

Fuurllne Advertisements Inserted TWEEN
ills column far Twenty. Five Cants, and
NJ tue rata OF Five Cents pJr Line f0r each
huharqnani insertion,
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RANKS.

1t will be remembered that the legal
tender notes and United States bonds
are not included in these bank state
-. I..i,,.r s,1,n- inNn hln
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wautsd-To Rent.
Wanted Female Help.
For Sale.

1.-TWO ROCK AW AYs AND HARNESS for
Il sale ut orr's livery stable. Each CAR
riage with harness IN good order, win DO
Gold for SlO0. apr.1t
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NOR sALE--A good Cow and Calf, COW
Il one-half Durham. Inquire second white
cottage back OF Trinity Iron Works. G. y.
Hoamer upra
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ID AR--tatock and fixtures Of neat sample
ID room In good location, address y.
Box ll0i postofllce. arr-2t
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SIXTH.

This store ia free TO all, where every one
can come. and look around, and price things
without being pushed into buying. Parties
are not always fiasb. and hence shrink from
asking favors from clerks who are displessed
when left with their unboutht wares. the
New York Clothing House has no need to re-
sort TO articles. for they are confident that
their prices are low. Goods are good, and .
customer only Injuries his purse who falls TO
purchase at
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AEAsQU COSTUMES for hire, on
lV moderate terms, at Hamilton a Co.'S
II al SlOra, No. iOJ Main stTeet aprB-2t
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FIRST.

The largest and best variety OF Clothing
for men asd boys Ia kept there, and prices
10 satisfy all,
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tSOR SALlc--On ten years time, thirty
L thousand acres OF good land Told sun
veys), In Grayson, Wise, icung, Jack, TAr-
raut, Erath, Hamilton, johnson, and Other
counties, Also, other lands, and city prop
erty, on the usual terms. w, Z. sickles, i05
camp street, Dallas, Texas. nrhii-lin
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u EsIDENoE PROPERTY AtNo. 10 Paar
IL street. No more convenient house In
the city. Cellar cistarG, well. eSc. Terms
DuXAN. mch2IIt
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c, AMPLE R00M--A neat sample room IN
- n good location. address q, box l,ltl,
postofiice. a mcbs92t
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nv A. SCEVA's PIANO RO0MS--d0l Mnin
IA street, Dallas, rexaB. Pianos and Or.
gans sold cheap for cash OF on instnlmenis
Call and examine, or send for circulars.
mnhnl. lot
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For sails ar EsohDnOs,
roRaui,

INSTRUCTION giv0n on tho Piano ana
Organ; also, Vocal lefavnH by a compe-
tont teacher, AZ II. a, soevaS Piano Waro-
room, hDa Mum street DalnR. mrllas0t
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wantsd poataIaa.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can find
N room and board In q private family, by
addressing postoiiIca Box il24, city. Also,
two gen ,lonien ne day boarders. References
\ luired. apr,u
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CUR CLUBBING LIST.

We call the attention OF the pub
lie to the following Inst Of publica
tons that we are clubbing our pa
per with, and at greatly reduced
rates:
Tie Little Rock Weekly Gazette
price -, and the Osteo.a Times,
one year tor S3 80.
The American Agriculturist, ST..
80, and the OsceoIa Times, one
wear for 3,2j.
The Scientific American, price
50 so, and the Osccola Times, one
year tor Sf,7j.
The Saturday Evening Post, 81
and the Osceola Times, one yeaI
for 1928.
Ocmorcsrs Illustrated Monthly
Magazine, with fine premium 50
and the Osceola Times, one veai
for Si,G0. Every Lady shoulo
have It.,
To those who are already sub
s,ribers to the Times, we wall sent
the Saturday Evening Post on re
ceipt OF 5l,75.
Now is your chance to sccur,
reading matter cheap Send along
your orders, frierds.
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TUFTS PILLS
A distinguished physician ol New Yori

a distinguished physiciah-of New YORK
says:
at is astonishing how~univcrsally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds,
hear Of them not only among the poor,
but their virtues are hcraldcd from the man
sions Of the wealthy and refined Know
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, | have great
confidence in their merits, and Of late have
often prescribed them with the happicst -
suits in cases where | desired to make de.
cided impression on the liver.
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Dr. Tutt has been en-,
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
fnralpng time wasdemon'
strItnf oi anatomy in tht
McdiCgl College uf Geor.
IGil. hence, per ous using
hi, Pdls have the cuaran,
tee That they are prepared
Ga scientific principles,
and are Tree from all
qulcicry,
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore ant1gonistC &
qualities Of q slSrRgfhSH-
ing. rRsgdfirc, dRdg fgy-
DpIRg f7Ric.
Their first apparent ef'
feet is 10 increase the ap'
petite by causing the food
20 properly assimiiate,
Thus the system is nour'
ishcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans,rrgulIr and healthy
eyacuations arc produced.
The rapidly with which
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Eome Again.

DR.. F. L. James, after an absence Of
several weeks, has returned to Osceola,
and will be found al all hours Of the
day and night at his office. 324.3.
Hail stones, as large as hen eggs,
fell here yesterday morning, during the
storm.
-Bagley, the pauPer, whose leg was
amputated last week. died very sud
denly last Saturday evening.
Miss Bette Keiser, of Hickman,
Ky, arrived Yesterday, on the City
Of Chester, and will spend some tine
with her friends.
Capt. Alex. Ziegler was in charge
Of the Steamer City of Chester, on her
last trip, and received quite hand
shaking from his many friends at thi,
place.
The river is assuming an alarming
muchness," which causes our farming
friends TO be iuquisitiye as to what the
upper rivers are doing.
Goal oil has been substituted for
gasoline ir our stree lamps, but as ,hey
are not lighted the. d4ls nights, W,
can't say whether it is ~ improvement
or not.
The Brown Stockings, Of St
Louis, w~re on board the Chester, yes.
terday, on their way to Memphis
where they 60 to play the Memphi,
boys a match game Of basc-b ball.
An exchange says: A blue glas,
chimney on the parlor lamp will bring
young man up to the point of propo.
sing 10 a cross.cyed maiden with store
teeth, IN three Sunday evenings. Gurl'
DO We moind that!
One Of the defeated candidates for
Alderman, was heard to remark to a
fellow passenger on the salt river craft.
" Let us close our shops until we get
our rights and then he sat down on
the wet deck and waived his left leg
in the air.
Our village urchins arc suffering
from the "hish-stjlt and-top" epi.
demic, and Judging from their Behavior
around on the corners, and in the bust
ness houses after dark, want Of prop
er nursing at home.
The returning board, in the case
Of the municipal election, counted the
following ! in:
A. Goodrich, Mayor S. s. Semmcs,
Recorder W. P. Hale, L Roussan.
6. r. Brickey, F. NJ. Peuey and II. c.
DGnavant, Aldermen.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser having hccn permanently cured
ui that dread NJ 'rasr, Consumption, by a simp g
remedy lis anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means of cure 10 all who desire
%, he will scni copy Of the prescription I'd,
ttrcc ~ charge. with the directions for prupar-
Ing and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis.
etc. larit- Wishing tine prescription Will
please address, Rev. T. : WILSON
1874 Penn ST., Williamsburg New ork
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Pinples,

win mail 'te recipe f0r I..g..a. %
.imul. Vegetable Balm That U'l remove Tan,
trycLI.7, lmu'c~ and UIofr1.-, leaving the
skin -lft, clrnr ard beautiful; also Instructions
tof producing uiuNuruut -ruv'l of hg.r on a
bald head or smpoj!iltcc, Ad 'r"-z. Ilclosiny
" oostcr st y l-2O-9.
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On I ursday evening, the suour-
ban residence Of Mr.. John Matthews,
was the rendezvous of all the Oscco-
lians and surrounding ueighborhood,
to witness the iJiring in wcdlock Of
Miss Sallie b. Jones, and Mr.. Thomas
\. Blackwood, both residents Of our
community. The Bridal Tabloau was
a picture Of female bloom aud manly
yigor. The bride srd groom shining
forth in all the radiance Of natural gifts,
heightened by the auXiIlries OF art, and
the awe and pleasing antjciPations
Of the b'issiul occasion--the a,ten ia"ts
as represented by Miss Ella Rounrree
and Mr.. J. l.. Ellington, Miss Mol'ie
Speed and M. l.. A. Morris, Miss
Emma Price and Mr.. T. G. Eifing,on,
and Miss A. l.. Williamson aad Mr..
Leon Roussan, forming outlines, no less
attractive. The ceremonies were per-
formed by Rev'd. f. M. Pcttey, OF the
Methodist church. The rites OF Hy-
men were followed by the usual merry
festivities OF Tcrpsichore and Babel
in,erIardcd by sumptuous spread Of
substantsls and delicacies, irrigated by
generous wine, that caused the inner
man to rejoice, and the soul to sparkle.
We understand that all those who
voted for M- 4. Goodrich for Mayor,
have been read -at -,..mum'ca..a.
from the fold of the democratic party.
In Justification ci our individual action,
We would merely tate that we had
precedent for our course, in the fact
,a5. the simon pure democrats whose
presumption leads th,m 70 assume the
leadership in rhis matter, aud as a bid
Tor the republican vote Of the county,
voted Tor NJ Goodrich and Leroy
Jackson, for School Trustee, last Au.
gust; have you forgotten IL? Again,
gentlemen, we caution YOU 70 50 slow.
As political dodge, it won't serve
your purpose. It's too haacy. ~
something else.
Dan Rioe's show is billed for next
Monday, and as the advance agent saw
proper nor 10 advertise it in the Times,
we suppose it is not worthy the ex-
pense. But be that as it may, a good
opportunity will be afforded those Of
our would be christian friends, who
are making such war upon the Oscc
ola Literary and Dramatic Association
because of The occasional rendition of
moral and instructive dramas, before
the public, wiki " hich they .ntersPerse
thcir exercises, 10 be highly entertain
ed and edited with grand and lofty
tumblinGs, by inicccuty clad athletes,
ribald songs, coarse and Vulgar iesis,
butloonerics and antics that would
shock the modesty Of Mountain Billy
Goat. Go and see Dams great Moral
Show, by all mean.
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Errors Of Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered tor years
~ from NcryoUs Debility. lrrmu-
urr Decay, and HlI the chc Is of youthful iudi--
erection, viii. for tIc sake OF -u.i'r.uG human
ity send free to 1ll who need IL the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy hy
which be- was cured Sufferers His.iug tp profit
by the advertisers experience can do 80 hy ad
dressing I'm perfect confidence.
JOHN Il, OGDEN, Il Cedar st., y. y
/ nl-gu
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uTmr ,tH ..ur i-it. Ia. .NSst. tITl TNn
uii 4Itsy a.H s,l $500. .ruiluiiln~ OF Nalua.
his rrcmiufu- a.s.iI- 0ub-criLcr-, VIZ.
April ~, .n1l prrmuGl~, Value. s. 40
JHly 2u3 JuJ " HuH
OHtuhr l~t 800 90 A" 100
Deer 3,st. ju " t.ng
iumUu- r8uE' from one POLAR tU $50 iu
'HIUt Every subscriber Jt r., gllar rates gets
fipsei .uH,i GH.I Il -Four Di.tit utian-
The ihIs- Iuhi-hrd ally. mi " eekly and
Nc,klF. r..i i- tle Great NcWspapcr oithc Mis-
souri, VALLEY. 10 J., Wai worth the subsCI p;ipu
price, bot every subscriber also has ch1ucp lu
pHlaIH % h.u'- '-Uutt premium worth from one dol
Al a. $50, o. t.dtiun 10 oltug the paper
send fpr puriHtn copir-, Premium Lists and
all IarticGl.us. which viii uc cent noe.
AGiruss, Tllr TIMES,
Kansas city, Mo.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL tlll RtU
SOUTH REGULAR ArrOl NIMLNTS FOR
THE O~t EtLN tIRt If.
O-cr1ll First and fourth sundays.
Mn! BBuu and Williams school House See
oul sunday.
Car-on's Lake and SANDY Bayou-Ihird sun
day.
stoncv a!l-Fifh sunday,
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