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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

Meridian Mercury

AieIluldh mercury j
Mrs. ChisOlm ana aaves add l.. Cabin.
-een to have grown Impatient and eaa.
not wait for tho arrival of the dead Ga.e
20 have those funeral and mrmurIa. -..
vices in Washington IN has been falsely
asserted they could not have at bone
The need was urgent 10 lave sHaH
at the bloody shirt at the Clrr.I about
these times. and that choice d4g-5ea-
er of the banner OF Christ Bishop o..
Haven, Of the Methodist Church NORTH, .'
wave It. From the following brief i..
graphic summary OF it. we conclude 'Aa
Sil. did it bang up ia bis discourse on SUM-
daV.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

The Southern States could only get
abous 81 500 900 of the 81. 800 600 river and
harbor appropriation. New York gets
$826, 600 and Michigan 1855, 800. Yet New
] Ork papers tell US that this Is a southern
raid on the Treasury"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

The platform of the Pennsylvania
Democracy is, for the most part, sound
declaration OF principle, and severe ar
raignment of the Republican party for
doing other things which it ought not to
have done, and neglecting what It ought
to have done, Among things specified is
''its neglect and refusal to prevent
undue and unreasonable discrimination
in charges for transportation of freight
and passengers.
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The Coming Republican CaudI.
date.
81. u. World.l

~ ! y NOIIU.I
General Grant was yesterday nominated
for the Presidency in 1880 by Senator Sar
gent, of Maine. From Maine TO Calffor-
mia" is fine rhetorical phrase in which
stump-speakers take much comfort when
they are choking with patriotic desire III
celebrate the vast area Of freedom
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
MISSISSIPPI NgWy
Summit Time.

/ ~
We nav received OF 4. r. Alrga
/ s'Ne' ~ ne' OF neat of Ioaz y
asi.t on, on i',s tlate' ln Amlte con...
ed with sound grain " D '.'l'g ., afst.
very plump; no rust lH obi. er.
Brandon Republican '''D'
The blackberry crop T.. rr...
happy darky, ms hr -Ieep. at N. sa.
4 h.s h-aI In the suuuuuN.. I..'. -.a
/ is sWeetly dreaming Uf I.. 0-.
when he can gather "a lu....tl.
4 hour, sell them tor four bf. ...
/ tie OF "chaiu liguGu." .N.I. g'.. .al.
( hi, darling Ann Marian. '.ea
Cplumbu, Iudru.rg..,.
The sad news cam. ,r...I.
the Misses Fecm-,yr puran...f'"
! 10y hanging herself uwr ,...I .r
] day before. She had l..U.
/ lOug time, AMI 90 4. .n.r. ..
ailecle utr mind.
! OK lord Fnlcon.f
Mrs. Warmer. th. 9...r.,....
is the innocent suuiror.f .....
! said 90 be improving m U..Iu.
memory seems to b. eu..,..
SHE has recollection ui .aa u.. ..
ncts that lead 20 DER Ft.Ue .
9Lill howeNer' strong hol.- ae p.a..
OF heI hh"' recovery
(The Falcon saws that H.
.I. ''... .e
,o 4I.
"'i"S0" i' l"' manner rgp.r
Mer dian Mercury.
The Murphcg- had g I...
| REGULAR Tuc-dat ui.I,. u.., Pug. #.
house, and "A uII IgY.. ,I .et
read an essay, and yr ..arI '..#
/ tic NurphyItr giyiua. 4, ,'... '.
! Mis- Anne Patton. aI... r.., -.'.
p1per. r.. II. W,-Li.. 'N E
/ sp'rch of tlr .ryet,ir., IH Wa
m .,,rt,....
II is with paipVos,......
! Col. William b. smith. oil I..Y,..
| one OF the oldest r,-id,n.. rs. tI
| one of thr Old Etudtu4r.. y.. t'.
| ,..r 80 .I..., . . ..... .N...
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

The Potter Investigating Committee
has organized. The Republican patri-
OTIS are still crying out revolution" but
they have not explained how it is revo-
lutionary for Democratic Congress to
investigate Presidential frauds alleged to
have been committed in 1876, and was
not revolutionary for Republican Con
gress to investigate Presidential frauds
alleged to have been committed in 1868.
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Leader. AIIlona. Ohlol

Leader Alliona, Ohio.l
5. A. Jones, Esq, son Of a. y. Jones N, n.
this city, was married last WedEc'day' gts
18th inst, to Miss Isadore French, 40 l
residence Of the brides father, Hon. y. ~
French, of namascoville, MahOning coun,!'
and late OF Mississippi. The marriage ~.
mony was performed by Rev. Ander
OF the same place, and large numOel ,o
the friends Of each family were preseu. NJ
enjoy the happy OcsasiOn. The WVItraS
young welded couple have our best Wlsr
Tor their future prosperity and emo
Coin certificates are destined 10 cut NAV
ure In the currency OF tho country
are used by the government at preseh1
the purchase OF bullion.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

\ CONTEMPORARY observes that there
is not the slightest indication that the
passage of the Potter resolution has de-
stroyed the confidence of the people in
the stability of our Government. Stocks
have gone up this week considerably;
and that is the best evidences that the
people do not believe that the country is
about to be ruined.
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vicksburS Postrn aster.

Our neighbor Of the Times, the leading
Republican paper of the State charges
that there is crookedness going on III ref
erence to the Vicksburg office. Under
the significant head of Proposed Out
rage he says:
We are in receipt Of information IRON
Washington to the effect that Dr. "h- "
Compton, formerly the very ehlcleut ="
inreudeut of oar State Lunailc asylum VIZ.
was re-appoinred to the position ny ouI
present Democratic Governor. but n was
not confirmed by the Senate. : IN " ashIliS
ton. urging that Hon. james Hill, WoF' ny
colored man. formerly Secretary OF obaCo
under Radical rule but resident OF
HcfIv springs, be appointed AS Postmaste'
ar Vicksburg. Senator Bruce, we are au
yised endorses the proposition, anu - IL
alleged that the President has promised 10
make the appointment, Not" ltl s',r,i ~
the many unaccountable and ABSURD APP
pointments that have been made oy Ife>t-
dent Hayes, or his Cabinet Ministers,
are unprepared to believe that thls one i
seriously contemplated. 1t suDmltted 10
the citizens of Vicksburg. Mr.. Hill, tNce4-
lent man that he Is. could not get one VOC
in dozen for the position, and the SugSS>-
ton OF carpet bagging man from h'liy
Springs to Nick~b burg and placing nun !"
rhe most lucrative Federal office IN tne
S-are it simply ridiculous. II the report
referred TO be true. and we have 1t from
good authority. it means simply that DIS
graceful political trade has been consuh-
mate or is in contem plation. The over
wheIming Republican mag rlty III me
..Shoe String District" may be bartered
away. but its delivery will prove more
difficult matter.
OF course we are wholly in the dark in
reference to the intrigue, and stand IN
need of light which we hope our vigllant
contemporary will proceed to give
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

The Republicans in Congress have
shown anything but consistency IN the
matter of the investigation of the Pres
idcntial frauds. They first pretended
to fear that some revolutionary designs
were meditated against the title of Mr..
Hayes, such as it is; but when Mr. Har-
rison, a Democrat from Illinois, intro
duced a resolution disclaiming such pur-
pose on the part of the House, they
refused to vote for it. Again, they pro-
fessed desire to widen the scope of the
investigation, but have persisted in re-
fusing to initiate a movement for that
purpose. Mr.. Wilson, another Demo-
crat, introduced resolution authoriz
ing the Potter committee to investigate
election frauds in all of the other States,
provided that it had reason to believe
that frauds existed in them; and to this
resolution, obviously just and proper.
they committed themselves with palpa
BILE hesitation.
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Leader.

Al "a letter from Deer Greek inurm.H. .
the storm OF last Saturday py.uI.yg..
severe in that locality. blowing
houses, trees and fences. one Hau.
ia ON the occupants, severely w0a..
some OF them. The roof. ON MIMI. r..
were blown away. Below M.kHa..
the fences We're AN blown dow. ..
space of over two miles. and au -uul.t.
white and black were hI-ily euuguI.
placing il.
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Hon. q. NJ. SingIetom.


Mr.. Singleton addressed the House on IN,
Texas and Pacific railroad,
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Diocesan Record

The Rev. David g., Page. ID. d.. rr ..
years Rector or Trinity Dugm N..
died in Allegheny City Mas .,h. N.m
standing his advanced age MI. ~.
health had been good until "a ieu U.u
fore his death
The Osceola times., 1878-02-02
)l7S7S7I 7Is no. easily earDed in ,he.e ,ime..

U96H2f7fs not easily earoed In these timea,
81 hut u can he made In three
VI months by any one of either sex,
in any part of the country who ID
willing TO work steadily st the cnipioy me nt that
we furnish. fd5 per week In your own town.
icu need not be away from home over ui:ht.
You, cAn give ycur whole time to the work, or
cn'y your spare moments. We have agents
who are making over go pee day. All who en-
gage nj once can nisks money fast. Az the
present time money cannot be made 80 easily
and rapidly ut any other business. " costs
nothing TO try the business. Terms and e5 out
II tree Address at once, u HALLErr a Co.
Portland, Msinc. ie-Soiy
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with . beautiful ornament for q
parlor, church, school, lodge, or
reception room are the chsracteris-
tics Of Daniel +. Beatty's pianos
and organs, of Washington, New
Jersey. Fair, dealing, libcrality
and promptness, are tho charac
tcristicc of tho man. Years Of ex-
periencc have added clusters to
his brow, and he may now be just.
ly termed the most popular piano
ard organ man living. Read his
advertisement: IN this paper.
Tho distinguished, meteorolo-
gist and weather prophet, Profes-
s-r Tice, Of St. Louis, has issued
his "Annual National Weather Al
manic for 1878. in which be tore
tells the weather for every day in
the year, explains the theory
clearly on which his predictions
are based, gives directions by
which the unscien,ific can foretell
the weather, and other valuable
matter. The whole constitutes a
work Of great practical value to
everyone. and is almost indls-
penslbls TO farmers. For sample
copy and terms Of sale TO the trade
and to agents. send twenty cents
TO Thompson, Tice & Co, 81.
Louis. No.
Married, at Virginia City,
New. on the 4.h ult., by the Rev.
Father AcGrath, All Wan, Esq, to
Miss Nan Yiny. The following
was the ceremony: "An Wan,
you lkee this one piecee Of woman
much goody" "You betee!' "Nan
Ying. you likec this one piece mao
way up gocdt" "Ms Iikes this
p,ecee." "Ah Wan, you never
cstchee no more woman but this
one pieces, dye moind thai9'
"Nu more catchec." "San Yiug,
you catchee nc, more man but Ah
Wan. Dye undersLtsnd that!"
"A'l lIghtes." "rhen. in the name
of the Almighty, l calle you s'Is
same one picccc meat" The
groom paid 5000 for tho bride to
the company that had imported
her, and when ho learned that IL
he had married her the law would
have gwen him possession OF her
without paying q cent, q gloem
was caAt over the community.-Ex
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/ ~
Died.

GALLOWAY --Ar,er n short illness, kebscca
galloway. IN the - year Of her age.
The subject Of tho above notice
was known 10 our cntire commnni.
ty for her many Chr,stian quail
ties,-ever ready to lend n helping
hand TO the needy and distressed
she lived = long, useful and ~.
right liie. May her spirit res. in
peace.
WILLIAMS On the co,h nit. after an Hines,
al but . lev honrs, Mary T. daughter ofN
andC. A. Williams. aged months.
"Suficr little children 10 comr
unite me, for OF such 10 the King
dom Of Heaven"
IiENwOOD.-At his residence. on the stk
ut MIR. Berry licnwOssi, aged s. years.
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ACCIDENTS.
Is Il Epidemic :

It has BEEN said: 'Mi.:or,snes
never come slngly." The truth OF
this assertion has been made pain.
fully manifss, in our community
during the week. On Monday
last, \ colorcd boy, some twelve
yeurs OF age, while ou, cunning,
acciden,ly discharged his gun, the
contenis entering near the left
corner Of his mouth. tearing open
the check and passing out at the
base OF tho skull, fiac;uring the
check bone. Notwithstanding the
severity Of tho wound; tho boy
walked home, . distance o! owe, a
mile, stopping now and then. at
some watc, hole to wash OF The
blood. Tuesday noon, a colersd
man named Ruphus Davies, en-.
ployed to feed Mr. W. y. Nalc's
gin, had his LET, arm caught by tie
GIN saws, mangiing and tearing II
in such u manner ~ to render
amputaton necessary. Tho opsr.
alton was pc, formed by Or. F. L..
james. assisted by Drs. Steele and
Dunnavant. Hardly had the sx-
citemen, consequent upon such
dreadful mishaps subsided, when,
just after dark, Tuesday evening,
as the steamer Osceola Belle
backed out from the upper land.
ing, Mr. Berry Nenwosd, who had
taken passage for Memphis, while
sitting on the guards Of The cabin
deck, lost his balance, and foil to
the boiler deck below. Hs was
picked up IN an insensible condl.
tion; the boat WAS rounded 10, and
he was carried ashore, and into his
residence. Physicians wsrc sum.
mcned, bat his injuries were Of
such y character ~ to render
medical ard futile. He fingered
until two o'clock Wednesday, when
death put sn end TO his sufferings.
These successive accidents or
m,shaps, has enGendered a spirit Of
inquiry amen ng our peoples ,as to the
cause or esuscs which lead TO lhom.
As in the case Of railway or steam
boat disasters, which aI,sost in
vsriably follow one upon al.
other, also in respect 10 condagra.
tons, which at intervals, sweep
over the country, 90 also. do We
see accidents to body and limb
take their regular course, % though
N fixed and governing principle in
the laws Of nature. Why 10 this
thusl 1sit in any way connected
with the subject OF future punish.
ment which 10 now engaging the
attention Of the Christian world! |!
and does future punishment, after
all, only mean that man will bs
punished for his misdseds after he
has committed them, and before hs
takes passage to tho unknown
world. Who can tell
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ANyOUNCEMENTs.

The following will be our rates
for announcing candidates during
tho campaign, for the difsren,
offices.
Township Offices. ss.....".".....s 3 SO
County lO wv
District officers .............. IL so
Sta,e or Consress.......... 10 W
Cash TO accompany all announce.
mcn,s. Calls ON parties TO become
candidates will BE- charged local
rates.
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Larceny.

Last Saturday evening when the
town was filed with country peo-
pie, W.T., had come in TO trade, q
colored man took advantage OF the
Temporary absenes Of Mr.. J. l..
Driver from his store, and pro-
ceeded to appropriate suudry ar.
ticles of dry goods, but unior,un.
atsly for him, was seen by Mr.
Drivers son a. he was leaving the
stors-calling to his father, who
was just outside, talking To some
friends; the Niger when searched
and interrogated; stated that he
had bought the goods over At an
other store, and proposed TO 80
ever with Dir. Driver and furnish
proof of his statement, Mr.. Driver
readily consented, but when he
arrived at Messrs.. J. II. L J. L..
Edrington'a stere, .he niger for
got his srrsnd, and continued To
walk, Increasing HE speed. until il
attained a rate equal to lightning
express; in tho meantime, Mr.. b,
gave chase, being Joined BY the
msrshsl and about three hundred
citizens, biz, little. old and young.
who rushed peil.mell, crying,
"S;or him. stop thrsfw Darunp
behind the school house and out o.,
eight, ior moment, OF the porsu
ing crowd, he took refuge under
meath the floor, whore he WAS nj
last discovered, bu, kept the crowd
at bay, threatening, with pin'
flask Of whisky in his hand, to
"sloot de fust man what comes
under dar." He was finally per.
suadcd, howsver,by counter threats
to lay down his weapon aud sur
render. An Investigation before
his honor, Mayor Goodrich, result
ed IN u c0mmi,tal TO await the &C
tion Of the circuit court.
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TIE SUN.
,s7s. r1w YORK ,s7c.

1o7o. NEW YORK aa7c.
A. the time approaches for fhe rsacsai Of
ub,rription., TiiE Sun would remind II.
friends and wciiwishcrs everywhere, that II is
srain "a candidate for their consideration and
support. Upon its record for the past ten year,
IL relies for u continuance Of the hearty ., m
patby and generous cooperation which ha,v
hi,hert" been extended to 1t from evefy quarter
VI the tnion.
The pA,LY SrR 10 4 ur page sheet ~ ~ col.
umus. price by mail, post pail. 81 cents month
or So ~ per year:
rage sheet ~ SO c"lums While giving the
iews Of the day, 1t also contains y large amouht
II literary and miscellaneous matter specially
PREPARED Tor II. TIE ST., DAY SUN has nst
with great success. Post paid N.0 year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
who does not know THE WEEKLY srN9
II circninies throughout re United States, the
Canadas, and beyond Nircty Thousand fani-
lies greet IT, welcome pages weekly. and regard
II In tho u hit OF guide, counsellor, and friend.
Its news, editorial agriculture, and literary
departments make II essentially = journal for
the family aud the lreride Terms, ONE
COLLAR 4 year, post paid. This price. quality
considered, makes IL the cheapest newspaper
published. tor clubs OF ten, with SO cash, We
will send an extra copy free.
Aadresv PUBLISHER or Tnr suS.
New Yosk CITY
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OYrcEss.

STATE OffcEss.
uayernoi- ". r. Miller.
s.c'y Of staie-B. Il. Beavers.
Audi,or-John Crawford.
Tr, s-urer- a j Churchil.
AIRY 8-r'l-w. D. Hesd.rssn.
Cor stat. Lsnds-J. n. Sn,itA-s.
Csauc-llcr-I u. Eakin.
Chanc.rI Clerk "A u Wit
CHEF Ju-tice-E. II. English.
A.-osiatc Justices Win. n. NsrrissT shh
David walker
Cosxr.s-n,an, ts pist,ict-l.. c. oau's.
JUDICIARY,
eer,nd Circuit -Corriicr of Mis-lssinp, Cross
,.rit,rnden Point.ett, Craighc.sd. 1tsene. tis,-
ton and Randolph. .
Circuit Jn,lg~ L. l.. Mack. -a
Pros At'y.-J kidditk.
LHGiSLAi1NK
as.h District Counties Of Ni-siss'rii, Jackson,
roin,seit and Ctaigh,ad.
state srnafor-E. hairis
Rsprrsen,Aiire-I. Wiilisms
COUNTY ofriChR
County Jrtgr- Chss Ro~rs.
sLet id--J = ui,-r.
Copnty t vk-J. X r. Ea.e.
~rsa.urrr-J. l. irisrt.
a. .-rrr--Jas. L;hen,.
Asses. r--p nirk-ra.
O>roas :. W Lrcss.
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THE TREE IS tE6W5 81 IT'S fAvI1."

The TREE IS tk0M9 81 IT'S Fault"
s1stt's Pills are worth their welgltia eeld.s
- aEv. l. 3: e,Me9oNs lssissilis, ~.
"fsm's Pills ere . siseisl hiessINs 81 ne aias.
sssssh esssusy. ."-Rsy: Q: 2: oeeooo. Nswvssh.
"fh.,s used rs,,: Tilis ior sorpss Il re lives.
They are sp.Iis;,. V any msdisias IL eilasy dc,
2. CARR, At!ssssy q Lew, Aususss, q.
sfAavs rsed TUFTS Falls I've ysars Ia ny family.
3hsy sasqualsd for eossivsness And biossnsss."
2. +. W!ls0N, ossspstswas tsxas.
- 5Aavs useA rus.'s Msd!cins wi,S great ks~sAt.~
W. W. MHSM, Geisss 1sbils assis,ss.
ave sell hns bones Iuiis PILLS u lvs q al
ssAsn"-sAyRt I CO. CsrtsfssiiIss q.
'sTu.t's Pulls have emily 70 be tried 70 sssabisA
sssir ns.iu. They work Ike magic"
W. u. aARacit, q ssmMss g., ess!ss.
sThsrs i nn nsdieins - well adapssd V The cure
of biioss di,cr.s.s - 1n.ts cins."
Jcs. enumAst, HisAmsal, Nssials.
AND A TI5lGsko MORE.
0slA ~ Sv1s1sssfs. So cents . esS. oase
3y XhSssv Street, Nsss 1srh.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

n Subscribers order the disco nt'nusnce of thciF
newspapers, the publisher may continue 10 sehd
them until all arresrages are paid.
s- IL subs-rib-rs neglect or refa-e to take their
sewspapers from their Office TO which they are
sirected, they are held responsible until 'hey
have settled their bills and ordered the paper dis
con ihus E
IrsubscriLcrs move to other pia;c' without In
forming the psibiishcr, and newspspers are sent
the former direction. they ere held Responsible,
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Cscco!a Rain Drops.


Mud, mud, mud!
Give US \ rest.
Fresh oysters and light bread
al Garlick's.
Pare Kentucky WHISTLES at J.
l.. Driver & Cos.
Try Garlick's fye cent cigars;
they cant be beat.
Pure Wes,more!and whisky
n, J. II. Parnells.
-Cho,ce light brown sugar. ten
pounds for one dollar, at Garlck's.
= Fresh Ioni-vi'e beer always
on tan 81, J. IL. Parneil's. r5a
Prime Eabans cigars, only
ten cents, a, Garlick's.
The bottom has dropped from
the roads leading from town.
For choice brands Of eigars at
bottom figures go to J. II. Parnc'l.
= Choice Buck wheat Aour and
maple syrup, at Garl'ck's.
Tho retail beer trade has more
than doubled since New Years.
Paul Delorvin has gonc In ST.
Louis to soc his future happiness.
-Au excellent article Of brown
sn.ar, st ten pounds for one dol.
lur, =, J. l.. Driver & Cos
If r. A. Garlick don't keen
tho best and cheapest stock o!
groceries IN town, who does.
The cheapest and best artesian
tools in America, are those mann.
featured at Bloomfield, Iowa, by
tho Great Western We'll Anger
Works. Send for their illustrated
catalogue.
Last Saturday morning, tho
gin house belonging to Mr.. John
Matthews. caugb, fire, hut its early
discovery and the prompt ss'''
tnncc rendered by the employees
about the g'n prevented it's de-
struction. -ltf
-Af,er seeing an item IN the pa
pcrs stating that o Boston bachelor
wanted to adopt a g'rl baby eight
cen years old, several Of our home
bachelors have caught the inicc.
,ion and want to 80 into the
adopting business.
We hardly know how TO ap.
proach tho subject, Tom 10 SO
modest; and yet, Se know he 10 the
proudcst man IN town. Mrs.,
Blacl,w GOD and the new conner are
both doing 6nc. It's = girl and
will be named Tom.
Highly pcr'umed missives free
lly circulated throughout the town,
bearing compliments OF Misses
Molly Jones and Laura Miller,
tended 10 tho assembling OF a gay
and festive throng, last Monday
evening; at the residence OF Col,
J. II. Parnel,. where joy was M.
confined, and where the only order
issued was: "On with tho dance"
This is abont the time Of the
wear for the man who does not
subscribe for . newspaper to 60
sncaking homo with . pocket full
of almanncs, aud spend his Sun
days in learning how somebody, q
thousand miles away, was cured Of
the itch by tho use Of DR.. So-and
Sos ointment. The almanac 10 Z
great disscminator OF lntellIge nee
-[Exehange.
Excellence Of tone combines
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Headquarters.

John T.. Driver 4 Cos drug
store is the headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom price. for cash.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY by
The Osceola times., 1878-02-02
Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communicstlons cf Osceoia Lodge
No. "a y. & A. NJ, win he .eId the Saturday
on er acxt beiorc. .each full moon. Viz: Jan
u. Feb. Is, March is,. April Is. May ii, June
june ~ Jnly IL .Aug. 10, Sept. .. Oct S,
81. Jshu the Evaneclist)
The Mrmberr are ordered 10 attend In Accord
ano,' with the By Laws
All Master Masons in good standing are cordi
ally Invited to attend. ny order a.
J. X +. HALE. W. N.
J O. BLAcKwooD, Sec'y
The Osceola times., 1878-02-02

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