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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23
PROCLAMATION.

n, shs Fre.msa Of ne Third Congregational Dc
frsct oTfhs State of Vermont:
Fh.roas, The committee appointed by the Gen
rial Assembly TO receive and canvass the N"'es
given ON the first Tuesday Of September \. H.
Is7s in the Third RsrCssonal District Tor" h' p
reseutatys 10 represent this state la the congress
.fthe United States, have given notice TO the IN
a.,.iyred. Governor Of said state, that no person
-. wed majority Of all the voice given IN said
nl.tr;ct on that day. and have forwarded ss1te-
ment of the number OF votes given for eseh person.
- follows, to wit:
For Bradley Barlow......'..... s,lle Noies'
FOR William W. tirout, bbIJ votes.
For Geo. l.. Waterman. .....-., 5tl,- Noles'
scattering ....ss......sN..s.sss. loo N"tcS'
Nor Therefore, in consideration Of the premises
YOU are required to meet at the saaic places the
several towns, in said District, where the meet
ngs were last held for the election ola Represent
stive to Congress, on the Tuesday next aitcr the
nrstMonday, being the hfh day ofNovember next
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, to elect person
10 represent this State in the Congress Of the
United States; which meetings are to be conduct
ed "a all things pursuant to the statutes IN such
csse made and provided.
Given under my hand and the seal Of thc state
in Executive Chamber, at Montpelier this
sixteenth day of October, in the year OF
LIE, our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy eight, and of the independence
Of the United States one hundred ane
third.
gythe Governor: REDFIELD PROCTOR.
HIP. sTINsoS,
Sec'y Grill aud Military Affairs,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

Directly on the heels of the splendid
reception given by Gov. Fairbanks,
and which must have cost him at least
three hundred dollars, to say nothing
of the cost of those lavender kids, &C.,
we read the following: .''
The Fairbanks scale Company, at st.
Johnsbury, have reduced the pay of all
ttneir hands who get Sl.25 day, 10 per
cent. ...t..
Economic !! Economic! We must
economic these hard times But then
it may be said in praise of the Fair
bankses that they are building a $780,
600 church in the little village of St,
Johnsbury.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

A woman addresses column of
augmentation, to Mondays Free
Press, against the Greenbackers. The
leading points Of her article are decid-
edly q la Benedict. FirstlJ, the mis-
cradle wretches voted for Barlow
secondly, they are such a homely,
homespun, lot of :" fellers." Her hand
some L. j. don't belong to no such
crowd; not any. In this same Issue
this candid journal makes "a definite
charge against Barlow, that any ordin-
airy fool knows to be apure fabrication,
Well, we won't be uncharitable, it is
probably sofLening of the brain.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

The frank and hearty endorsement
of the GreenbaclS policy uttered at the
Greenback meeting at Montpelier last
Thursday, takes away all feeling of
rebuke which any may have felt toward
such Greenback representatives as
voted for Col. Dickey for Senator.
He not only endorsed the platform,
but went so far as to advise that since
such strong prejudice existed between
the two leading parties, it would be
better to perfect separate and dis,
tinct organization. 55'
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

November 9th, Congressional cleo.
tons take place in twenty-nine States
viz: Alabama, Arkansas, Connect.
cut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hi,
nois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ne.
braska, Nevada, New Hampshire
New Jersey, New York, North Caro-.
llpa, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
South Carolina. Tennessee, Texas
Virginia, Wisconsin, and in the Third
District of Vermont. IN
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23
s1A1E cREEnaAek MEEIIRo.

The hsr4nOnioas and enthusiastic
meeting Of some Of the heading Green
hackers oC the state, held At Montpel-
Ter last Thursday, a report Of which is
subioined, indicates that throughout
the State the party has many adherenls,
and should the organization be carried
10 completion, and the State thorough
IL canvassed. the campaign of 1880
will see the parry ia such strength as
TO formidably combat the hard-money
wings of the other tive parties.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

1T SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE that a remedy
made of such common, simple plants as
hops, buchu, mandrake, dandelion, &c..
should make so many and such marvellous
and wonderful cures as Hop Bitters do,
but when old and young, rich and poor.
pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor all
testify to having been cured by them, you
must believe and try them yourself and
doubt no longer. Seeother column. 27w2
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

The income from the State prison
for the twoeyears past is $29, 1915, or
$9,062 less than the expenses. There
are us prisoners, and within the year
l49 have been committed, 80 dis
charged, i escaped, and 2were taken
to the insane asylum. Up to the date
of the directors report the sanitary
condition Of the prison had been excel
lent, there had been no serious sick
ness, and no deaths for three years.
But within a couple of weeks there
have been several cases of typhoid
fever, caused By the overcrowded con-
dition of the prison, and two deaths
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23
Governor Proctor's staff will be 4.

Governor Proctor's staff will be as
follows: Surgeon-Ge General, John A
Mead, M. D., of Rutland. Aids-de-
Camp, Col. Geo. N. Hooker, of Brat.
tleboro; Col. Willard Harrington, Of
st. Adams; Col. Henry A. Fletcher
Cavendish; Col. Thaddeus M. Chap.
man, Middlebury. Additional Aids.
de-Camp, Col. Walter Scranton, Yer.
gennes; Col. G. d. Williams, North.
field. 90 '4fita hfa d8a1ao1f u
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23
The Wells Tea Company,
Importers of
Pure China and japan Teas.

Supply Teas 10 Storkeepers, in original pack
ages at lowest import prices.
Supply Teas 20 Druggists, general dealers and
others, packed in handsome sealed packages OF
one pound each, in canisters Of the same capacity
and In ; lbs, 10 lbs. and 20 lbs. boxes.
Supply Teas To Peddlers in halfpound and one.
pound bags, plain or printsd, at more liberal
discount than Is given elsewhere.
supply Teas for Club Orders, and allow a
larger commission than usual, ana In all cases
guarantee the quality of their goods.
The Wells Tea Company is one of the largest
and most reliable houses in the trade, and all
| parties requiring Teas should send for circular
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY,
POI Fulton street, New York
| p. o. Box, 1850. 2Iwo
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

The Rutland HerdId says: I" Gen.
w. w. Gront delivered q lecture on
Buns at johnson last evening" We
venture to make d correction for
I" Buns" read Burns. st. 1lbans
Messennor. . ~ 49, IN
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

1t is reported that Col. Dickey will
contest Mr.. Tyler's eligibility to his
seat in Congress, and his election also,
on the ground that many votes were
cast for John" Tyler, instead OF
james" Tyler. z <oN
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

B-Ths space is reserved for the advertisener
CLEMENT Co., which will appear in next ia,
They are about to add to their already extensive a
a Clothing Department which will be found to emn
a large and varied assortment of goods.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

9 Per Cent Semt-Ahnudl Interest.
We desire to call the attention of Capitalists of
both small and large means to our Iowa Improved
Farm Mortgage Bond Loans. IL Is no new invest
ment but e that is known favOrably throughout
the whole East We never, under any clrcum-
stances loan over one third the actual cash con-
sentative value of the farm and not then, unless
the borrower is industrious, temperate and prompt
These loans are made in amounts of nom $500 10
$780, interest payable seni-annually, when Is
sent to you by n. Y. Draft free ofall costs. Moth
ing can be more prompt than these loans. They
are proven to be AS safe (whie paying a much
larger rate of interest,) as Government Bonds.
with anyone having from $500 upwards to invest
We will send complete set of our loan papers
upon request We court the deepest enquiry as
to our standing Below we pend few references
and upon request will send an extended list.
1.,i " REFERENCES:
Kountze Brothers, Bankers, N. Y. City
l. G. Lombard, Cashier 9Th Nat. Bank. Chicago,
en- Illinois. a..
First National Bank, Galesburg, Ill.
Second National Bank, /" ~
Mechanics Nat. Bank, Peoria, &c"
Clark Thurston, Canada Screw Works, Dundas,
Canada.
II. A. Hodges Richmond Vermont.
Col. Cyrus Eaton, Capitalist Barton, Vermont.
Address all commupications
Is. l.. HARDING,
' Pres't Murray Bank,
d33 5eig 5Ht33 ot usgtlg Murray, Iowa.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23
M PTION
ag POSITIVELY CURED.

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious
to be cured should try KDr. kissner's Cele-
DRAFTED COnsumptiye Powders. These
Powders are the only preparation known that
throat and lungs-indeed, so strong Is our faith in
them, and also to convince you that they are no
humbug, we will forward to every sufferer by
mail, post paid, free Trial Box, a' 83a
we don't want your money until you are per-
tectly satisfied Of their curative powers If Your
life Is worth saving, don't delay in giving these
powders trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price, for large box, %, sent 10 any part OF the
United States and Canada, by mail, on receipt of
price. Address, ASH Il ROBBINS,
lyB 800 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N Y.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

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rllle 4.la II
lnl,ige june
EXPRESS.-I
NDrrisville
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FREIGHT.-I
Morrisyiie
CaInbridge
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-05

pa es an Nrbsitsru fsblt uno mits:a bas
pHadtn oerIelten oem 6arusr BET Dem
aisoriBen @reils sss Yrpputtes su bod
foinmt. gisle Tarmer bietsn bic Sd lfse
eer sspfiidten gaumwoQe ais 9obn an,
ftncen aber troBosm tsine Nrbeiter unb 70
wirp bsnnwcbl Elm 5asil Der In ben Jelpsrn
bsfnblihen Baumwpqs 3u @runee ssben.
Die 3abl bsr peutlden 8armsr III
Sa9s Counts, 1T ldpn jebt nidt mstr 70
unanieenliA, pabrenb in Der S.apt Islblt
nur weni9e Deutlhe tppbnea !; mebrere
Se1er lsbtsrn FuD son Neu= 8raunfels
eisrAerse3psen, unter ibneu Serr %.
Giele, Der eiass Der bsbeutsnblen Orcce.
ries uaS DrYsoob- -@sltafts fabrt, Ssrr
Otto @rGmm, Der cine Npptbete erDffnet
bat, Sefr u. Stein, Der issige WOltmsi|tsr,
unD 5err .. 6cfbein3, Der Elm nsues
Sotsl srbaut bat. Dies lebtere fSursr
mir Neilenpeu nidt par,z psnus empleb'
len, lie inosn oaislblt luftiss 3immsr,
sinsn ausse,fitneten Sid unb iibereaupt
jspe Bsquemlidtsit, bic man nur minds
fam, Dor alien Dinsen ater eine gBirtbip,
bic ss oeritsbt, @aReu Den Qufsntbalt i'm
{otsl 70 ansenebm ais mosljd gu maiden.
5ags Counts III Gin County, in psm Das
sccal Option saw bei1ett, absr man
nmmt Die Wusfubruna beHelbcn niht 70
senau, uno bat Der 8silsnbs Nppstit 3u
einem @lals Ber, 70 finpst sr ballelbs in
ben, eotale ess iosrrn Bod, er brauat
nidt belerst au isin, oaB irssno Elm ra
btater 1emperensler feline Shritte bswaht,
penn es tann paiirsn, nab Der Sheriff
ODER irecno elm anesrer Ssamttr Der
Staat ls!blt Sfftntlit ssssn sas gjsisb
lunetSt, uno wenn pas am sriinsn Sets
paliirt, was iou erf nit Dem trodsnen &c.
{heben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-05
2lnfmuft mno albgang Der SOFTEN.

ganocra. = Nntuuit, Disnitas, Donner=
flag uno Sonnabeno. llbr glbencs.
9tsans, Wrntas, Witt.pod uno 6rei.
tag llbr Worsens.
Corpus gbriiti. - 9lnfunft, tislib 10 llbr
Abenos, aussencmmen Wcntas. 2ts
gang tislid, 6 llbr Wrrsens, ausses
ncmmeu Sonnabeno. Die Bclt ninlmt
Ycitiaden mad Tort Vrpwn unp San
Diego nit.
Selsna 2ntunft, Wttmcd nno SamItas
1 llbr fadmittasS. Mt0ang Wcntas
uno 1;pnneritas 6 lltr WtorsenS.
6rio Gitp. Nnfunft, Dienltas mo 7srei
tag IL llbr Utittass. absuns. Diem
flag uno 6reitas, l llbr Nahmittass.
@asle Yab. -Mntunit, taslih Inn II llbr
Wiiternaht, ausSencmmem Wcntaa.
Nbsans, td9lid 6 llbr Ufcrsens, aus,
senommen Srnntass.
Sort Condo. - glntunit, ti9lib 8 llbr,
Abenos, aussencmmen SonutasS. ab.
gang, tislid s ubr WorSens, ausse.
ncmmen Sonntass.
2arebo. = WntunIt. Wittwch, Sreita9 unb
Sonntas, 6 llbr sbcnoS. @tsuns.
Wiontas, Mittwcd ano 6reitas, 6 llbr
Wtcr9ens.
Stcdsale 9lntunft, Dienif1a, Donner.
flag nno Samltas, 6 llbr @teno8. ab.
gang, Mcnta3. Wiittwoh unc 5reitas,
Z llbr Worsen5.
&iIentabn BcfSiise anfunft tdslid balt
9 nbr Nbenb8, ausgenpmmen Scnntas.
atSans, taslid) llbr Wtcrsens, aus.
Senpmmen Sonntas.
Nae Soften werben 80 Winuten Dor
benz atSans seidlcHen.
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Z E : d 8

II Inter Der fhulp1ihtissn Susenb BON
gais County befinpsn ft 10 3willtn9s'
paare.
- Mm Sonntaa unb Nontas wurben
BON DENTON 1000 poiilads Soasepfropi
nit YcRlahtn aflsr Mrt nit Der Central
balm liolid sslAtdt.
- Die Musibuns BON @fleb uno 8sAt
bsinbet Td IN Nihmonb aussnlhsinltds in
ben ldlsAtsasn Sdnpen. Dor einiser 3eit
puroe 6err 8 Baumsart BON einem sewil.
fen Sonss se1aelIen, nur neil Ell ii@ psi.
serte, ibm Elm Wlas 9Sbisfsp umlonit gu
setsn. Sonss 1T absriimmsr nod auf fret
Ell 5ussn uno 1T jsasn Sag auf Der 5tra.
be In Nidmonb au ebsn. Die Seamtsn
baben tntweoer fsine Quf posr uiAt .ocn
Mutb, ben Morptabsn fslt unsbmen unp
5u proaslirsn.
= Sn benz su Nnoerion, @rimsS goun.
tY, er1Asinsnosn Ssntinal lit cine junee
Dame anselts(t, rpelAe bic Sabe Ger 3sn,.
psrsn3 3u pertbeioiasn BAT.
- Der @sbulls. .SteriH 6 . NulIeau
in auilia wouts am einen gssser Namsns
Nlsr Didnlon ssrsaItsn. Der Nsssr pro.
tsFirte sesen bic gsrbaftuns unp CAB an,
bab feline urlaae ba3u pOrliese, ebsn1o BE,
,nsifslte er bic Mutpritdt bss Yeamten.
@cisau sOa sisrauf Ubue We;tsrss lsinsn
8sYOlSer -uno iAlus Didinlon NIT benz
&oIbsn reRslbsn su Bopsn. wurauf er bm,
als Didnlcn iid psr!bsibiste, ned brsi
Sdulls beibrahte uno ibn tGptsts. 9to1.
lsau III osrbaftet wurosn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-05

0pQrao tranf nit ben Bspegun9en eines
Sdiaftrunfenen. Wdre Der Snbalt It's
@lalss @ift seweien, er bate niht ss3D.
sert, ben an ibn serthtetsn Sefebt ;u er>
flllen.
gpn jsbt ab lhwies Der 5rsmbe. eOh
tptA er niat BON ieiuer Ssite. Die Na 's
ses Sisns psrlhmabts er; er ldien I'm.
smpfnplia eessn ols Bitterungsetnf fiiie
su lsin J.; oisllsiht wioerts es i'm aud an,
fh unt.r bic anOsrn ssraulhpoa usrfeb-
rsnoen 6abrsdite gu m;l&sn. Gber elm
3peiteS Glas 0rOa psrlanste sr, bas islbe
NIT msbr Mubs ais bas erite lesreno.
Cine Stunos oerrann uno tlsihsr nus.
be Der Shsin Der a6 wsRlid itnfenesn
Sonne. goaras, son Ger Wirfuns bss
fdarfen @etrdntss i'bsrmaant, bate BEN
8opf auf ben Slid aslest. 9r ld,lief niht,
ba,u bammerte pas srbibte glut gu bsflis
In ieinen SAldfsn, uno bod scbGrte sr Der
Wrtlihtsit niAt an. Nass orsbts ih nit
ibm i'm &reile. gr msiuts gu ld,wsbea,
unermsSlide Ndume gu pur6Ftsssn, ih
fcrtselebt auf Der Iluht Dor elmer rpsiben,
sOlbbaariaen 5rau su bsfiaoen. llm bic,
islben terum aber fharten iid anbere
Sdredsefaltsn perwittsrts fnurriae Wei.
BEN NIT sreiisntaften burtisea @sfhtern,
sroben Sdneeperrudfn uno Shnesbdrtsu !;
ferner binnleibise, lansteintse Strabsn
laternen, Die sewaltise Sdrtts naamsn
uno babel ibre sldiernsn &Spie beOeafld
pie9ten.
(Tprtlebuna fplat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-05

- Sal3resen. Der Dirsftor pss Oh.
ferpatcriums su Mantua, prOfsfer Msoiti.
nj, BAT BEN Sldttern oielsr Stapt folssnos
fsltlams Nittbsiluns ssmaht vWm 25.
Suli, pdbrsnb eines @tabresens, slaubtsn
eiaise auf csr pia,,a 8treiliana bsfiubIis
den &inoer 5aseltornsr fallen su istsn.
sic boben siniSs oerislbsn auf uno fitrtsn
iie gum Nunce. Bie srcS mar iars lls.
terralhuns, ais 0e fanDsn, pab lis Sal,
perfdludt sattsn. SD beiibe eInisen oisfsr
Sal,tSrner. sic Fno 70 srcb pie ssw6bn.
li6e 6aselt5rner, unb i'd psroe fe senau
untsriuasn. Miitlsrpeile erpabne Id Der
asatiaAe, wslte ibrs 9sceutuns bat"
The Osceola times., 1878-07-27

To the construction and perfcc.
ton Of Church Organs Mr.. Daniel
+. Beatty with his usual persever
ancc and tenaciy of purpose, has
devoted years OF time, aud grea,
expense. ! he result Is an Organ
which cannot ho exccllcd. lis
power purity and diversity o. tone
is perfection, and It's case combincs
beauty OF design aud fitness ofcon-
struction. TO Glcrgymcn, Church.
cs, Sabbath Schools. &c, Mr.. Beat.
ty offers special inducements. All
vino wish to purchase should at
once address Daniel f. Beatty,
" ashlngton, New Jersey.
The Osceola times., 1878-07-27
raiaiab.e, Powerful,
AntipCriDe!ic and Tonic =

All the neeessarics of IL great pop
ular remedy are combined 10 ClIi.
ford's FehrIuge. AS tonic, in
lcbilitated states of system this
remedy stands prc.cmlncnlly al
the head. ici it is more than Is
usually understood by that term,
Tor no Othcr preparation known
exercises an graduating power
over iniormlttant diseases, at all
comparable with it. As it Is pros
able that, in the intervals of the
paroxyrms Of these diseases train
of morbid actions Is gong out of
our sight, so il is equally probable
that this remedy produces in the
same system an action equally
mysterious, which superscdes that
OF the mmauy and thus accom-.
plIshcs the restoration of the pat.
lent.
J. C.. RICHARDSON, Prop'r
For sale by all druggists. st. Louis.
The Osceola times., 1878-07-27
Notice.

The Teachers Institute for the
Second Judicial Circuit, will be
held ut Osceola, on the End. and
3rd. days of August next. All
Teachers holding certificates OF
qualification in this county, are
members of this Institute; and are
expected 10 attend promptly.
+. NJ. PETTEY.
County Examiner.
The Osceola times., 1878-07-27
School 0pering.

on Monday. the 2nd., day Of September lsss.
will open school at1in
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS are requested
To enter tfrit thiiditH promptly oH The iat dsf f
oi The term n uegieri ip this particular inter
frrps materially with the arrang 'iucnts OF the
ella sscs. . and Nth the advancement az the pupils.
1Eins same n hesetpfure - 80 per monih
am thankful To- the people of oscrOla aud Vi
dnity fr their past patronage, and solicit a
cuuiin lance of The same HnpthN term.
O~ceola, Ak. Very respectfully
June 18th ISIS JOS. II BDItt NJ,
The Osceola times., 1878-07-27

Mas. May NJ. CiARDY, the south
east Missouri Temperance Lee
turess, contributes to the last issue
of the Madrii Tribune a lecture on
"Starved Nerves" IIc were under
the impression that the orgars
which, in the feline animals, serves
for the manufacture OF fiddle
strings, were called by some other
name,
The Osceola times., 1878-07-27
Local Column
MASONIC

The stated communications Of osceola Lodge
No. = y. u A. NJ, Win be ,ld the SATURDAYS
on on aext before. each fItlI moon. VIZ. Jan.
r. Feb, lG March To-. April b. May n, June
June ~. July l3, Ang 10, sept Z, oct. 5.
Nov. ., Dre 7, Dec q
St John the h.vpBgclirD
The Members are ordered 10 attend In arcor,l-
auc with The by Laws
All Master Masonsan good standing are cordi
ally invited to aitund BY order OF
j. h l.. HALE. w NJ
q BLACKwoop. Sec'y
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headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos. drng
store is the headquarters for pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
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TIE SUN.
1879. NEW YORK

1879 w YORK 1876.
As the lime approaches for the rcEeshl of
ubscripK -. 1lik Sun would remind IL
friends and sellwishe everywhere, that IL IL
acaiu . CsndilHtt for Their coBsidrIali ~ and
support Upon it, record for the past t'n year
IL relies Tor a continuance uf the hearty SYM
pathy ana gtalernu- ro optruti3n which have
hitherto hetu eAtcndel to 1t uon every quarter
OF the Uui1n
INC iiAtlY ~tN j. a q ~ pagc-shcct of y col
umns prl'ebl NIL, post lait, o, cents u month
or - 10 per Year.
The StSnAY edition Of IiE Sun i aB eight
PAGE sheet of i6 'lu,ns h,lslr giving the
cws II the day, II also contains large ampuni
,ti literary aud ViancuHs mattel -pccia /,
prepared fnr u. HE 81 pAN II y has mel
with gftnt success Post igii 81. ~ n var.
TEAk w EEKLY JN-
Who uo"s moi know TIE WEEKLY SrNY
II circula - throughout tie Cuhrd States. the
Canu'ta-, ard beyuni >l1eiy ihpusanh fan'i-
Lies greet il, w,lsOine pages weekly, an, rcgIri
IL ia the li1hi Of guide, councillor, und h'irnd
lis news editorial agriculture, aud luelarS
departments nakr Il ,sseni gy u Journal f. ,
the family aud the hrcride Terms: OH
BOi.L ARA year. post paitl This lricc, qu ~,
considered, makes II the cheapest newspaper
published. Sar c,ub~ oi ten, VIII so cash, we
will send an extra rupy free.
Address PUBLISHER OFTIlE Sun
lew Yo.k CITY.
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ll'rDm The Mcmphis AVrlaWkrl
Consolation for n Defeat
ed Candidate.

w ONHuhOtsts
PROM A 10, " LADY FEiESD.
"Wise men always
Afirm aud sHy,
That it T. best fora man
Diligently
for to apply
To- the business he can.
And in no wise
To enterprise
Another lacnltie.
A sImple halter
should not 90 sma;,cr
IN philosophie.
Nor ought a pe'l,llcf
Become a meddler
In theologic.''
A lawyer who's wise
Had better despise
The official chair,
Than suffer defeat,
When ttalJelcgaies meet
And put him not there.
II me snrpriscJ
That one who wise is
And in law bonks learned,
sLoatld find h.s head
by folly led
To politics turned.
And this more queer Is
Since aye the fear is
Conventions aiii.t isir,
Aud they only win
And get office in
Who ''summat' crooked are,
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BARBECUE.
FrcncIlslam'> Bayou, Au-
gust sth., 1878.

G.. ". Hicks, Marshal for the oc-
casion, requests us 10 announce to
the citizens of Mississippi county
chat Grand Free Barbecue will be
given on Fronchman's Bayou, on
Thursday, August sth., 1878, to
which, all are respectfully invited.
Speaking on the political issues OF
The day, by the various Candidates
every hour during the day, Ac-
commodations will be provided for
all who may come.
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headquarters.

John l.. Driver e. Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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THE ARKANSAS DEg0CRAT.

A live tate paper, liberal aud progressive.
Activrrunsa-strs wanted for tle Weekly Dem
ocrat 1L,ral conn issions ALI wed 70 good
men j. y. sMirilEE a 90
llItle Rock Ark
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TuL Ozark Deirocrat reports u
great curiosity III the person Of one
Frank Jones, who was born Of ne
gro parentagc, tie bladk as two ace
Of spades, bu' who, since the age Of
eight years has been gradually
changing TO white, until now, he Is
almost as white as snow.
Strange coincide ace We have
"A Frank Jones in this county, who
last Spring, when he went out to
farm it, vas rs white rs snow, but
now, after standing the summers
sun, is nearly as black rs Il crow