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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06

puesto una vsz mas el desarme de
los ejercitos de 'rdrqlia y Russia. que
era la question; por 10 tanto el OBJ
jeto de las potencias permanece sin
solucion.
No hay alteration en- los precios.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22

9uno beg Tori tiers mar, Der mir sefclst.
Ser 9unb lief mir Dor ben Taben,
aIs noble CT mid 3uriidorGn9en uno
ueros ,ufaHen, ,penn i'd uciter i4reits.
Sd ipra9 nit ibm, iu3te ibn Su
lodsn uno babel 3errain gu gctpinnen,
aber Ct ordngte unseitimer unb tnurrts
~orobenber.
,&ufsn Sic Den 6unb suriid !" idrit
i'd aug polsm 9aIie, in Der 9oHnuns,
oa6 meme Stimme in Der StiQe Der
, 9sadt big gu Dem Orte orinscn wcroe,
100 Mere Treunoe barrten; slei3 oa=
rauf tratsn Der 6orlter uno Der Yoli=
;eiratb aus Dem 9aule.
Yfeifen sic bod Sbrem 9unee!!"
laste Der &atb arserli4.
vGr tbut nidts, @err." ont,uortete
Der JOri ter, ober CT CAB bos Si9nal
niGt.
@eniss secanoen ipdter uno bsioe
Manner waren bel mir. Der Ylan oes
YoliSeiratbs NOR pereiteIl.
Ser 6orit9ebiiIfe, nit benz Der 66r=
tier Yrea ieinen Ylon beratben, mar
ni6t 81 ie6en, pcrmutblid iol er uns
crit fplQen, ,penn mir bus Iifiht bes
Maloes betreteH.
, Ser @atb ldien sleidc 8elorsn;b si
, bessn. Mnitatt leineu @es %fortSu.
lessn, blisb sr ltsben.
+ "@is mdrs es," loste Il, vtuenn mir
E bod na@ 9obsnitein sinsen? 9o
braudcn mir ni9t our9 ben @aIo."
; Ser G0riter, Der idon unseouloia
t semoroen, dig er uns itile lteben lab,
;udte 5ulammsn, ME Semano, Der li9
!, nm cine lidere @ofnuns bctrusen liebt.
rSie ideineu iebr unidlulis ;u
lein!" ioste CT in bitterem, beftisem
Sone. rSur9 Ben @alo miNsn sic
INNER"
800 liest oenn 9obentein?
Ser T6riter seiste nad Dem @aloe,
+ Der &i4tuns entsesenssiest, in Der oas
S9lob liesen muBte.
/ Limo S......?"
c vNud BORT, Die @cse trennen li6
erit AM @eiteu. Sic 9crrsn bd:ten BAG
I i'm 3immer iiberlesen %iollen. Gs 1T
taft. @dr's sefdais?"
!, Samit itampite er unseoulois nit
Dem .6ubs.
v@Iei6, Iieber @err T0riter!!" lddelte
Ser &att. yMir lit cs, aIs ldse 9o=
beni tein in jener &i6tuns, uno oortbin
nil i6 seben."
y Samit mics er iiber bic 9i1tuns nod
Der SteQe bin, mo uns @umpre1t er=
! ,uartsn iolte.
Sum Seufel, 9err, ba reibt Ginen'
bic @eouIb. sic lperoen folscu, pobi,'
j, i'd sic fubre, ooer ="
. v9iun, obsr?" ld9elte Ser &atb, ols
Der JOritsr ltodte> rooer Sic fibren
uns niAt?"
60 1T es SUM 9enter! Sd bin nid1
SIR Marr."
SD ba4te, Sbncn t0nnte es sIei6,
siiltis lein, mobir sic Ii6 wenoen,
| Wber mas wpleu sic nit Der 8ii9le?"
: bonnerte Der &atb, als Sener NIT cine,
6 beftisen Sepesuns Die Siidle bon De,
) Sdulter riB.
: Ser 6Drlter ltampfte nit Dem &olber
u aui Die Groe.
n&ut," murmclte er, i'd ,ueroe gie
{ aud oortbin besleiten. Sort fomner
: mir audi in ben @alo, uno menn 81
7 lid nidt firdten, 10 tonnen mir Eic'
II Die gauge Na9t ipa5iercn seben."
sd firdte MIDI ni@t, absr bdnser
sic Sbre MorowaHe wieoer iiber oi'
Sdulter, Gin @e,uebr fam lusseben-'
n9as baltic i'd, mie i'd min. Meir
: @epebr 9ebt nur los, ,uenn id es OBJ
y bride"
Ser &atb bate taum stuei sdritt'
. setbon, 10 blieb er wicoer iteben. Seir
l9arfes Muss batte bemertt, Dap ELM
@eitalt an 9aule entlans 9eldlider
unb fiji I'M Sdatten perborsen.
vSeben sic bortbin," iaste er. mad
Der Stelle beutslo, mo bic &.ltalt lid
n u%erborsen. Scr Menl4 bat ni@t:
n (S,toe -, S;ou
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04

al! ability to perfect his Arrangement,
WITH the government .: Texas, an,
had to retire to his hGcicn2u, at Man.
go &c tIavo, we're doubtless the re.
r"I'rct1on> Of his captivity and tho
chatting OF his iron letters often goat!
rd his spirit to Il burning thirst fol
revenge. Before he couIl icin>tatc
himself in authority at home serious
environments with the government
OF France, and rftcrvard with the
ln'ird States, superseded all con
S'!cratlons OF the minor affairs of
Texas. How far this thirst miybt
have been Sra'ijicd had circnmstan
eos favored him in seeking revenge
ON Texas, no human ken can tell. His
prod'gIo"s effort: pnt forth in the
wars with France and the Tinted
States Indicate something of what he
might have accomplished in Texas
Had those diIlicnltics supcrvcned.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04
Crockery, Hollow & vii.
low Ware.
Mrs. Q. PERRY.
Former PrOprietress OF No. Z
CarOndelct Street

HAS removed to No. 4 Baronne Street,
III Corner Canal. Being very thank
ful for past favors bestowed by her
country friends, and especially those Of
the Red River parishes, she now solicits
a continuance of their patronage, and
having better facilities anu the finest
located honsc in the City, she hopes by
proper care and attention to secure the
patronage of her friends and the public.
The low rate of $3.50 per day is charg-
ed for Board and Lodging.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04
How to Grow BrOOm-Corn.

Broom corn should be planted in the
Spring, about tho same time us In.
dian corn, on good ground that has
been thoroughly pulvcr'zcd with q
harrow. Mark out your rows three
and a half or four feet apart. Sptin.
k(c the seed as evenly as you can by
the hand or what is better, use Il
cannon garden drill. This will sow
it just thick enough. Cover by pass
ing over i. light onc-lorsc harrow,
going twice to the row if the ground
is hard or c1oddy. After it is up
about two inches, harrow with y two
horse harrow, going twice to the row.
Don't be afraid of tearing it up, as
the great fault with most people is in
planting too thick. This kills the
weeds aud gives the corn \ start.
After this it requires the same cult
valim as other corn. When it be-
gins to shoot ont ip head, 90 over and
bend down all that is fairly out, to
keep them from getting crooked.
This operation will have to be per-
f0l med several times.
When the seed is nearly ripe begin
to cut. First cut the brush from two
rows; cut just above the last joint :;
take off the leaf, then cut STALKS from
two rows; lay them crosswisc, 60 as
to make a bed that will keep the
corn off the ground; lay your brush
on this bed, which will hold the
brush from eight or ten rows; let it
lay in the sun two or three days, then
tie up in bundles and stack III round
stacks, putting 10 or II 10 4 stack !
cover this stack with stalks, tent
fashion, making it tight at the top,
but 50 the air can pass through the
bottom. III this manner it should
remain two or three weeks, until
thoroughly dry, then haul to the barn
and take off the seed. This opera
ton is best and quickest done by
using a comr,on thrcsl,ing machine.
Take Oft the top and have q 10y to
hand you the brush, taking as much
as you can hold III your hands at
once. One man and q boy can clean
several hundred pounds day in this
way.
There arc several varieties ofl,room-
corn, but the Evergreen Is much the
best, as it yields more bot, in seed
and brush than any other, and is
worth great more in tho market.
From two to four quarts of goUd seed
will plant ore acre, yielding on goml
ground 700 or $40 pouuds Of brush,
and 10 bushels Of seed, which is neat
~ equal to corn for feeding purposes.
Flat, loamy, or river. ho>tom land is
the best for broom corn hnt any
good com !aud VII! 10, p>in: the
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04
A FLOOD or DISASTER.

The indiscriminate slaughter Of the
immortal defenders of the Alamo was
Immediately followed by tho snrren-
der and massacre of Kings and
Wards commands at Refugee, the
burning Of San Felipe and Washing
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04

Delicious Milk Lcmona,lc.-Tpor
six ounces loaf sugar potr one pint
of boiling water, add onc-qnartt>
pint of lemon juice and half rs mnch
good sherry wine. THEN add three
quarters of a pint Of cold milk, stir
ring well and straining to make It
clean, chill IN the refrigerator and it
will be found a most refreshing and
invigofating drink.
Sham C',a'npaSnc.-Uuo lemon
sliced, one spoonful tartaric acid,
one ounce ginger root, one pound and
half Of snym. Ponr ten quarts of
boiling water on the above ingrttli:
ents. When blood warm stir in two
gills Of home. made yeast, cover with
a thin piece OF garSe to keep out flies
and insects am! allow to stand all day
in the s1n. When cnld in the evcn-
ing bottle, cor k aud wire it, then
place it in the floor Of the ctIIur. liz
fo,ty-eiSht hours it will be ready for
use and will pay the trouljlc of MA
king it.-Mrs. J. r. W0rsttll.
Ca'arll Remedy. Snuff up tho
i>ostr|s some powdered sugar, after
using in the same manner little Ja-
maica rum, ais" wcttinc the hose and
brow we'll. II. SMUT ZIP Il little
powdered camrhor. III. Inha|in5
the fumes Of spirits df hart>horn o,
aqua au"nia in The nose aud th.r,,
j. u>rt"' t"r Hn,c tiurAt il.t ~! !"
.ht had. N>.ln!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04

DR.. Davies, tho medical officer Of
the Wrcxham Workhousc, states that
he has substituted medical stimn|auts
eggs, bccftco, ctc.-for alcoholic
stimn!ants, in nearly every form of
disease, with the most beneficial rc-
suits, even in cases of crysipclas, ty-
phoid fever, inflammation of the lungs,
dc|irium trcincns, etc, which have
been hitherto considered impossible
to treat successfully without the aid
of alcohol.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04
Chr 7'eop(e' 4'in0ifatoi.

y real live. hrn"rratr paper The to-,
Of ny clique OF ring Free and uu,s,uh,.
and the friend OF TIL, rpYli,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04
AMONG the FARMERS.
Cough Remedy.

A tablespoonful OF wood ico,icc. !;
tablespoonful of slippery elm, and a
tablespoonful of nisins. Cut into
very small particles each ingredient.
Add a pint of water, let them slowly
simmer, or keep near the boiling
point, until the strength of each is
extracted. When ready for use,
there should be half a pint in quaint.
ty, as water may have to he added
while sleeping. BE very particular
in selecting the material, that they
DC OF the very best, especially the
licoricc, which should be so moist
that the outside louks dark, and the
wood bright and yellow. The rails.
ins, also, should DC moist, and cut
into small pieces, but the seeds must
not be taken out. This has been
known to entirely cure a cough, after
months continuance, as the slippery
elm removed the inflammation, tile
raisins strengthen, and the licorice
heals as fast as the inflammation is al
laycd. A thorough trial will convince
the most skeptical. Dosc-A tea
spoonful every time ono coughs or a
sensation is experienced.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-04
BOraic Acid for Skin Diseases

B0raic Acid for Skin Diseases.
Boraic acid has lately been used
abroad with great success as an ex-
tcrual application in the treatment of
vegetable parasitic diseases of tho
skin. In the different forms of the
tinca :. tonsuyrns ccrcinutu-and
in that very Troublesome form of the
disease which affects the scrotum and
the inner side of the upper parts of
the thighs of many Europeans IN
India, its application is said to act
like charm. \ solution oil drachul
of the acid to an ounce of water, or
as much Of the acid as the water will
take up, is found to meet the redniic-
mcnts of the case satisfactorily, As
further treatment the affected PARTS
should he well bathcd i'll the solu-
ton twice daily, some little friction
being used, aud the solution allowed
to dry on the part.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21
IEOsslc.

With what different feelings is
tins word spoken By one it arous-
rs thoughts of care aud anxiety, OF
effort and discouragemen;, bickcr
ings and discomfort, and all those
evils which mako life u burden. and
all its duties drudgcry, while to AN
other, il brcathcs of contenicd labor
quiet rest, and sweet interchange of
thought, freed from the wear and
jos,le, of the outside worlt. And
why tins difference Is il because
one has more pleasant surroundings
aud swecter dispositions? ? Surely
not. l. it simply, that the members
o! one household gather up with
miser's care, all tic petty ills of life,
a d garner them up ut the place
called home, poisoning the only
fountain that can give health to the
minds OF the young, and strength
to the hearts of the old while those
of another, bring their best treas
urcs OF happiness, smiles and sun
shine, within the family circle.
Let us CLEAN then, IN the broad
fields of life, not for the misery 9th.
ers have let fall, but rather for the
sheaves Of joy and contcntmcnt,
which they have passed. by and
overlooked.-M. A. Il.
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Pleasant Social Sensation

Young ladies', young widows.
bachelors aud widowcrS throughout
the country are invited 10 parlici.
pate ~ The KANSAS City Times See.
ond Grea, Matrimonial Drawing al
Coates Opera House, in Kansas
CITY, Mo-, on Oct. |, 1877. Atthc
first drawing, in July. 2f0 ladies
were won by as many unmarried
gentlemen, the affair making w,n-
deriul sensation throughout the
West. Copies OF the Times Mairl
monial Edition, containing n detail
report Of the drawing and full par
iiculars Of OctoLcr's Drawing, sen,
free by mall 10 any address on ap
plicalion. PabIisled weckly !, sub
scr,ptiou price, GO cents for tirec
months, emitting every unmarried
subscriber to participate m the See
ond Great Matrimonial Drawing
~ VIII ch there are also fifty two
casr premiums. Address
The TINES,
Kansas City, Missouri.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21

Quld Nunc: The coulty court of
ST. Francois county, Missouri, has
recently been indicted by the grand
jury Tor not publishing detailed
statement of the financial condition
iqt the county. So saws n cores
Indicting n county COURTS rather
a novel procedure, but then, the
people OF 81. Francois county are
n novel people, we suppose. Still,
il we mistake moi, a law to the ssmc
effect exists in this state. with this
difference, that the county clerk,
and not the county court, shall pub.
lish a statement of the financial
condition of the county. This law,
we have published; yet we never
have been furnished with any state.
ment, for publication, of the condl-
ton of the finances of the county.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21
Gone Glinslncriilg.

The Little Rock Poker-Jack liitle.*
has fretted itself out OF existence. 1t
died with bitter curses upon its shiny
tongue against the southern people.
So mote it be. And now, let us hsve
peace
The Little Rock Gozcff SAYS The
Corning Express, published at Corning
Clay County, and the Sketch book,
published at Smithvile, Lawrence
County, have gone where the woodbine
twineth, and their late proprie.ors, who
have accumulated gr.a, wealth by their
publication, are now seeking eligible
investments.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21
The Gazette says: When we

The Gazette says: "When we
buy cvery.hng-iood. clothing
furniture, farm mnchincry-cvcry.
thing, ~ fact from u steam engine
to hoe hando and L. p nd on cot
ton alone for the money with which
we are to pay, how is it TO be ex
pectcd that money will ever be
very abunJant'
That is what we have been tell
ing The people Of our county, but
they keep on the old beaten road to
poverty, just as though they had II
free through ticket, and were bound
to go, money or no money. Two
years more will about bring them
all to their destination, while some
will get there by next tax paying
time.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21

The Camden beacon knows al,
about il, and says:
"lt's not lying awake at nights,
muddling your brains to determine
how you will dispose OF your for.
tune at death, that makes the news
paper business wearing. Not that.
But II is because the majority OF
people think that when you adver-
'isc job work cash on delivery"
you intend to pay them for the
privilege Of working for them and
when reading. transcription - on
a year in advance" suppose you
are to advance the money yourself.
That's the trouble.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21

Ar m election held on the pro
priety Of changing the county seat
of Crawford county, as between
Van Buren, aud Alma, the former
was declared the county seat by
2l5 votes majority. Alma receiving
S2S, and Van buren, 1913.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21
A SURE CURE.

+ or consumption. bronchitis, asthma. catarrh ,
throat nnd lung diseases AIS" n sure RELIEF ana
permanent cure for general debility. dyspepsia,
and all nervous affections, by simple vegetable
medici' q, which cured venerable mss ionaiy y
nh, sician who was long n Resident OF syria and
The Ea-'. aud who has freely given this valuable
specihc to thousands of Kindred sufferers with
the greatest possible benefits, and he now feels
il his sacred christian duty to impart to otherr
thi- wonderful iuvigoniing remedy, and VIII
send FREE the original recipe complete, with
mll directions, to any pcrsun enclosing stamp
for reply In. CLARK A RoBBINs,
Greedy Block, syracuse. y. Y.
(P. q. Box 20
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21
For Domcslic use.

For Doincsllc use.
With Table and Fixtures, only $40.
4 perfect and m"qualcd. large strong and dura'
h. Machine constructed elegant and solid from
g. hest material with mathemntica. precision,
no.cs s,nt Family use or manufacturing pur
H. d,y,. u,;s fcndy at moment notice a. dc
'o ,n,r,i,,u ,iI ycr out If order, ana VII! last
~tnnd and manage; lieh,aie tafe eaJy IT." nnuor
ming. like the -rcqate, a,r af !, sn,
watch. Simple, Compact, EflciS :, AMI R,linii,
with all the valuable !mproycment", ~, ~ f,'i
the same work. the same way, and a. raii,s aud
smooth as "a SO Machine. An acknowledge
triumph Of ingenious mechanical kill, c-sen-
tally the working woman's friend. aud FAR in
advance OF all ordinary Machines, for absolute
strength. Reliability and general usefulness
will Hem, Fell. Tuck, Seam, Quilt. ind, Braid,
ord, Gather. RUNE. shirr, lait Fold. Gallon,
Roll. Embroider, Run up Brcadths, Nc. with
wonderful ralidiiy, neatness and case, sews the
strongest lasting stitch equally fine aud smooth
through all k n,is of goods n ON cambric 10 sew
rrnl thicknesses of broadcloth or leather, with
fine or Goa, Sc cotton, lineu, TX or twine. Gives
Iei feet satisfaction viii earn its cost several
lines: over IN n season In the work il does, or
make "a good living for any man or woman who
desires to usc IL for that purpose; works 20 faith
lnl and casy The servants or children can USE II
Without damage Price of Machi' with light
table, fully equipped for faulty work. $50. Hall
case, Cover, side Drawers and Cabinet Styles
each af corrrspondnsly low rates. Safe dclive
nv guaranteed, free from damage. Explanatory
pamphlets illustrated with engravings of the sev
hral styles OF Machines, references, variety uf
sewing, g., mailed free. Confidential terms
with liberal Inducements to enterprisng Clergy
men, Teachers, Busness Men, Travelling or To-
cal Agents, &c who desire exclusive Agencies,
furnished on application Address John IL.
Kendall X Co, i2l Broadway, New ork.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21
sale OfIscal Estate.

BN VIRTUE ofa Deed at Tri.i executed by
r., u. Knight aud wife 10 T.. 4 Pierre, on the
18th. day of April 1873. which deed l. July re-
corded in Record Volume d, page nj aud ~, IN
Mississippi toun'y, Arkansas: I" secure 5trtain
indebtedness therein expressed, which dce'l pre-
vilcs. among other thing-. that In the event oi
the abe &c or inability Of the laid = T. Pierce.
to execute she trust. the acting sheriff of Missis-
sipri County State nf Arkansas, shall AT the re-
quest of the legal hol,rr Of the note secured ~
-uid ,ru-t proceed to sell the property co Ncyed
in a id deed Now, by esison of the absence oi
the said r.. L. Pierce aud at the request o. the
legal holder OF the note secured in said Deed ol
Trust l. John y Driver ~ hrrifof Mississippi
County. : ate Of Arkansas, viii On the
end day Of August next, isT7.
tt The door Of the tour house, In the town of
4 O-rcola. state Of Arkansas, al the hour Of " o
clock ~ pr,rped 10 sell tn the highest and best
bidder for cash In hand. the fol owing described
tract ui land, ,ing IN the County oi Mississippi
inh state of rkansa-, to-wit. All Of section
sixteen 90 low shp ten toj Rarec nine ~
Ea.t and containing six hundred apd forty (iiO
scIes of lILd. JpHN " pRl ER,
sheriff nl Nliss Co.
This July md 1871. (prin;ci's fee so 7O.)
i-5-;w.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21

DURING the month of August, we
arc TO have series of storms, tor.
nadoes and other elementary catas-
trophies, climnxed hy frost. So
says Professor Tlcc; and hc has u
great deal Of tho principles that
George Washington was possessed ID
ol, 28r II no doesn't often tell n lie
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21
a Wonderful Cow.

=. - rscy man went into ;'ls COW
stable the other day, and by mis-
take, mixed her mp n nice mash IN
u box full of saw dust instead o.
bran. The COW, merely surprising
the hard umes had come, and tl.ey
were all going to economizc, meek
ly ate her SUI per, and that man
never discovered hls mistake until
the next morning, when he nfilkcd
that COW, and she let down hall
gallon of ,urpcntinc, II quart OF
shocpcgs, and n bundle OF lalhs.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21

A prominent Polish exile writes
from Washington to Augusta, Ga,
that there are upwards Of 800 inm'.
lies in Russian Poland, with IN a,'
crage of 81 900 to the family. desir'
ous Of cmigrating TO the United
Stntce.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21
LIyrs TO Mrs. NJ. IoGLEMAy MoRm

LINES TO Mrs. NJ. IOGLEMAN MORH
tn Wnpponocca'- old iadlan mound,
The graves ~ a housrholl are there,
They are mine 'Iil my jewels gather.
Aud to heaven, the treasures bare "
The old Oak, once - commanding,
IT, giant arm-, now shattered aud torn.
Lrailrs., near by, |. iii standing,
D.a'hr marx, Of lightning anu sturm
The axe OF the o'd woodnan, her father.
l. -m rest, II shall spare thee, Old lrre;
Wild Ivcy. hi daughter, will gather.
10 plant, ou hi grave, and near thee.
I'll she, with him, he slccpins--
Keep watch, o'cr fhi. sacred cr und,
While the iv. around thee creeping,
For one. Is still left lor the nout,i.
ENOlA.
Cottage, by the River.
July 10Th ISL.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21

What" asks sa exchange, care
the causes OF drunkenness ?" Well,
We can't answer for ALTO them, but
we believe whiskey cause. great
deal OF il; whisky; sir, resotuteIy
stuck to, will cause about rs large a
1rnnk ~ any thing we know q
Though y judicious mixirg up =
{ous drinks will accelerate ma
L. L.. xL-~<
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21

The middle aud northwestern
states, are becoming seriously al'
armed at tho swarms of tramps,
proving about and dcprcdatiny
upon the rural districts. In many
localities. 40 numerous and fiendisl
have b,en tho outragcs committed
that the citizens have been com
pellcd TO organize vigilance com
m,ttccs for their own protection.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21

CALIFORNIA is successfully culiiva'
ting the japanese persimmon. In
quality, tits equal TO the fig, stands
shipment to any distance, and
weighs from c half a pound to a
pound.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-21


ALrn0rGn Poker Jack makes
the wclkin Of his den hidcous with
howls Of horror and cxecration
against the t" assassinating southern
democrats" he tells us he has not
fcars enough on this subject, to
give him any concern, as to his own
personal safety" l. 1t bet ausc he
considers himself TOO contemplate
for the notice OF even such ruiiians
us he describes, or, because he knew
he was lying when dcnounc'ng Il
-M'lhs rnay ~'Stsa aPd"spiA .ano"