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or what use to society At large are
those people Who persist In looking on
the dark side Of things, and see bad
ending to every good beginning7
There may be natural reasons for their
dependency. Perhaps . man becomes
. prophet of evil by the Influence of
some early hardsAip, from defects in
his sd1cation. or perhaps he has had
his funeral instincts developed by be-
ing wrapped up in black shawl when
he wss baby. However this may be
1t is certain that for croakers Of this
class the light of life. as other men see
1t, has gone ont, and they behold all
thingssthrough Dental cause which
reduces all objects however bright and
sunny to dull neutrality of sadness.
The croaker is the sort of man
who scowls on all festive occasions,
and intimates to his family that they
had better enjoy themselves while
they can, a. there may be many rainy
; days coming. Then We haye the fe-
male prophet of evil, who perhaps
may not be morose in appearance, but
is an eager little woman who fits about
among her friends gathering material
for scandal, and asslduously re-sowing
them. "a little bird has told her that
Smith and his wife are not on good
terms, and that just before dinner last
Sunday he threw the leg of mutton
into the coal hole, and beat her with a
poker Yet, perhaps, the real fact was
that Smith and his wife had had q
few words" but nothing beyond one
of those little storms which will burst
across the clearest matrimonial sky.
Then . good many of the female
prophets predictions are conveyed by
winks and shrugs of the shoulders, and
deprecatory raisings of the hands ;and
II disaster ever comes upon one Of her
ewn sex who is particularly undesery.
ing of it, the female prophet always
knew it would be SO, and had predict.
ed it months before.
or the two classes of croakers, per-
haps the latter is the greater nuisance
She sows dissensions in families by
insinuatisns more implied than spoken
and distorts innocent circumstascei
Into great wickedness by her malig
nancy. If croakers aud scandal mon.
gers were punishable BY law, soci, ty
would receive unquestionable benefit
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Old maids are useful. They can cook,
! sew aad take care Of children, nurse
sick people and generally play the
piano. Old bachelors are useless.
They do not even know how to dFiye
nails or split wood. ss.a -
Old maids are amiable. If one
wants anything done that requires
pstissos asd kfedness or heart, sim
gle lady Is sure to be the one to do it.
Old bachelors are ill-natured. They
snub children, despise ladies and hate
young mothers, and are always 90
busily employed in seeing that other
people take good care OF them and
they have not . moment to bestow
on any one else.
Old maids are nice looking and
young for their years. Old bachelors
generally have red noses, aud mouths
that turn down at the corners.
Old maids can make home Of one
Iitsls mon, and cook delicious meals
fof one over the gas jet in cunning
little tin kettles, besldes making all
their own wardrobes. Old bachelors
need an army of tallors, ,waiters, cooks,
distant relatives and hotel landlords
to keep them comfortable. When old
maids are ill they tie up their heads in
:. pocket handkerchiefs, take shomeop-
athic pellets out Of Bottles, alternately,
and get well again. When old bache-
lors are i'll they 60 to bed and send for
four doctors, have . consultation, .
mantle-piece full of black bottles, all
the amiable married mon who belong
to the club to sit up with them at night,
besides hired nurse they telegraph
to their relations, and do their best to
impress the world with the idea that
they are dying.
When an old maid travels she takes
sandwich, . piece of poundcake,
y bottle Of lemonsde In hand.basket,
= sand lunches oomGortably in the carri-
age. When an old bachelor travels he
orders dinner in courses at the sta
ton, and raves because he has not
time to eat it before the fifteen min
utes for refreshments' are over.
Old maids drink weak tess and it
cures their headaches. Old Bachelors
drink strong liquor, which gives them
headaches.
Old maids are modest; they think
their youth is oyer and their beauty
gone. II, after awhile, come autumn
nal loye 10 given them, they take it a.
. sort of miracle, and hope people will
Z not laugh st them for marrying SO
late In life.'
Old bachelors believe that all wo-
mon are in love with them, and that
they must carefully guard themselves
from traps laid to inveigle them into
matrimony. They also fondly cherish
the belief that should they eventually
become married the world expects
them to exhibit great taste in women
by their choice, and that the 'other
fellows will lasgh if their portion be
not tender youth and beauty; also,
that when they marry. many women
will expire Of jealousy. f#
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Senate Joint Resolution,

Proposing an Amendment to Sec.
tlons Three and Eives Article
Four. OF the COnstitu tl0n, ReOr-
gamiZing the Judiciary of the
sState.
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APPEARANCES ARE DECElTEUL.
They were in q railroad car, jour.
neying to Chicago. On the opposite
seat was man Of commanding figure,
massive brow, aud thoughtful expires.
sion.
What . fine countenance,s Jamesl
wfsh know his occupation.
Maybe he's lawyer, Amelia
No. he's not lawyer. There's too
much benevolence in that face for q
lawyer l.a
He may be banker
z Not BIT Of IT, A man with such
. heavenly expression couldn content
himself with money-getting. His aim
In Me is higher than that
do you think he is IN editor2'
= An editor with such face! An
editor, saying hard things about every
body. ridiculing long dresses, aud
abusing his mother-inl.awi An edit
or cutting and slashing his enemies,
skinning public men Unfortunately
and mercilessly slaughtering his best
friend for the sake of three line par
agraphl No, james; he's a philan-
thropist. He's . Christian minister,
or learned professor, spending his
life for the good Of mankind. His.
face plainly indicates that he is all that
is noble, pure and true.'
Il guess you are right, Amelia. I'll
take your word and his face for It, s
At the next station an inquisitive
farmer took seat beside the man
with q noble brow, and asked him his
vocation. Amelia held her breath and
listened to the reply. It was this:
Il keep q saloon and meat shop Ny
wife sells the beer, and do my own
butcherines fA ~ -
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Gray's Specific Medicine.

Cures Palptta-
cl0ns Nervous
TremOrs. Nor-
vous Debility
and allNorvOuS
Pr0str0tl o D.
which are pro.
duced In mauy
cases by an 0ver
indul e Q n c . In
the use OF tObaC.
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JOINT RESOLUTION,

Proportions to Amend
Section Two Of Article Tw0s Sec
ti0m One OF Article Tn rec, and
section Four Of Article Ten OF tn Q
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Adopted April 10, 1879.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO,
Office of the Secretary of State.
State of Ohio, do hereby certify that the fore
going is u true copy OF joint resolution passed
by the General Assembly OF the State OF Ohio,
on the 10th day Of A prfl. A. ID. 1879 taken from
the original rolls filed in this Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name and Affixed my
[sEAL] oficial seal. at Columbus, the l1th day
OF April, A. ID. 1879.
MILTON BARNES,
656.6m. -t Secretary Of State.
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TRAINS Westward.
STATIONS,

Trans NO. 3 and II on main limo run daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No, 1. q 3
and II between Cincinnati and New York daily.
Hotel Coach on trains No. s and IL, between
Train No. connects at Mansfield with Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad for Chi
cag0. Milwaukee. Omaha and all points in the
North west; at Meadville. Union and Cory 1or
Oil Regions and at Jamestown for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls; at Salamanca for Rochester !;
and at Binghamton for Albany.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
first stopping place, and may then repurchase
from that point to destination.
W. b. SHATTUC,
- General Passenger and Ticket A gent,
CINCINNATI, Q.
r. d. COOPER
General superintendent.
CLEvELAND. o.
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EsrABLIsAED 1859.
r. s. Sc A. p LACEY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
SEQ Seventh Street, Washisgtom, d. C.
ESTABLISHED 1853


ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
SEQ Seventh Street, Washisgtos. d. C.
Inventors.
We procure patents in all countries. No At
TORNEY FIRES IN ADVANCE. No charge unless
the patent is granted. No fees for making pre-
obtaining and condacting a rehearina. Special
attention given to Interference Cases before the
Patent Office. Extensions before Congress, In
igatiOns appertaining to Inventions or Patents,
SEND STAMP FOR PAMPHLET GIVING FULL IN
sTRUCTIONS.
United States Courts and Departments.
Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court of
the United States. Court of Claims, Court Of
Commissioners of Alabama Claims, Southern
Claims Commission, and all classes of war
claims before the Executive departments,
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS SOLDIERS and SAILORS wounded,
slightly. are entitled to. and can obtain a pen.
sion.
United States General Land Once.
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims.
Mining press%ption: s and Homestead Cases;
Department of tho Interior.
Land Warrants.
we invite cores pOndence with all parties hav-
ing any for sale, and give full and explicit in
structiOns where assignments are imperfect.
We conduct our bus mess in separate Bureaus,
| having therein the clerical assistance Of able
| and experienced lawyers. and give our closest
personal supervision to every Important paper
| prepared in each case. Promptest attention
thus secured to all business entrusted to us.
| Address
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| WASHINGTON. u. C.
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TEsTIMONIALs

RaveDna, March 2O 1873
Nh O;S RUzzkLL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon that
Porcn3sed OF you about two years ago. must
cknowledge is much better than i expectee
Being Of medium size. 1 thought it too lirht Tor
my business; but it is just right runs Ii ght and
,asy, and have often carried ON it 400 bricks
rom my kiln 1t will carry eight Thousand
3ounds. and has never cost me one cent FOR re-
Sairs Yours truly, H.F. CARIs
Shalersville, March %. I615.
NIB. q. 8. BUzzELL. Dear Sir I'm the fxlI a.
~ purchased of you q light wagon Wcieht
Nth box ON. $50 pounds. tits thimble skein.
which think il tho easiest running wagon in
use; have frequently drawn 5000 pounds up
ON II ae one time. All tho expense that pa1
upon 1t Tor the frst twelve years was for set
etngt once. Yours. with respect
.t.. s. G. ELDRIDGB.
RAvenna. March H. 1SW.
NM U. D. BuzzELL: Dear Strive have been
using one Of your one horse wagons now over
sw0 years In our lumber yard, often loading it
wish one Thousand feet OF green hemlock and
OAK, and we think it the best and easiest run
ming wagon we ever had. 1t will carry 6.OOe
IS. and has never cost US one dollar tor repairs
Tor That time. Yours, truly,
C. SUTHERLAND 4 co.
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Wagon Making and
Repairing.
o. S. BUZZEIL

MOULD inform the people OF Port.e .ee conn.
wv ~ that ne Is prepared to manufaciure All
KINDS Of LUABER and SPRING w At:tlNS
and to do general repairing promptly and in
the pest manner. Also. HOkSE SHOEING All
GENERAL BLACKSMlTHING ~-~
~ prices from 10 to 30 per cent. below .,v
heretofore charged in this region, 70 cash.
WAGONS Of all kinds constantly ON hand.
Works on Main Street, West OF C. & p n R.
Depot. -
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Any person desiring information as to the
standing and responsibility of the members OF
the firm will, on request, be furnished with q
satisfactory reference in his vicinity or Con.
gresSiOnal district.
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) % VILLAGE LOTS.

most pleasant and growing part OF the town.
VIII be sold cheap and ON easy terms.
an 8. 1915 839
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TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard, - 10 q m. and 500 p. m.
Now Philadelphia, $50 a. m. and ~. 80 p. m.
Arrives.
Bayard, $40 q. m. and 3.45 p. m.
New Philadelphia, $40 and 7.20 p. m.
FIR. MYERS,
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~ . ---.-
- II. -. L3.NaNr.

YanL lia1 says: "Ny heal achoe,
NV hp~ri huj ii-,re, / can "a. .rc
lo,hjag ard un iuus'l iron .hirtrr.
'.o >lrcprc und n.lr- up mnurc.
.'rr mrjimrr mHn, the doctor they
.a!irr Ism. fee c'n. .".i sav open
noutl,". y. !irv"H' tn"-Er', "a" irrl-
ce uiy ;ru, be- writr ou "a ri're oi
PAPER urd s.ud i, 10 the medicine
>huyco. Ile thea chargec me iirre
dollar. ever so mavh too mrrhc".
iai;c 'rm L.. little round 'c bows,
;h.t ,Hiloc r- aal 80 s',,i &c.
Nv lr..i III ! a".iar. ~ my bp"e,
b.rl t.,trr u'ri I uo "ij wet. /
ni to rre wcdi TIC s'opro &C
hat' dn'arapd grl mc on h,'tir
8uIa-'s S,iiit Apsrirnt ! take
"a ii'fie when It h;irs ny, ard NY
head dpa't achet ur more, auI my
bowel ~ hinIce ANY more, and |
20 about my ,hirtrc aud make
moncr ar:io Tp1 muchco doctor
ia tins cuur'Yre."
For sale at Jno l.. Drivcr ( Cos
Drug Store.
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serious Accident.

Willie ont luGliag, last Thurs
daY, Mr.. john \. Lorpwcll met
wi,ha very ,crious hrcllent. Sm"d.
ing upon y log, ioading his gun, the
Lrcenb slipped and lhc iinmmcr
striking the Io"d WAS djScha's'd'
tie contents entering the wrist OF
the It arm, tearing and Hhaucring
The bones IN fearful manner. Doe
tors punnavant and James were
sen, Tor, aud the limb was amputa-
ted below TIE elbow.
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TDay'4 a Sg.c fTcs4ic

- creating quite II farIr among the
chiil suffering people. b"ing rn.hrr
a new iuNorat ON, II Il claiming al
"a1ianrs heretofore lcrmri imppS.
sillc, and moKiug such rapid aad
permanent cures, rauSrS the prurlc
10 talk about 1t. IL contains nc
quin;nc arsenic, mercury or other
tclcleriunS drag of ANY kind; does
not produce iuzzuu- or r'ar,ng nl
the head which tolip. the usr oi
qH nine. II r'cHHSrS aud lunc, IA e
stomach. uron eS thr liver Il i rp
craft. fr''g urpn tAr hlvci,. With
1u' tie F...' ."r "a .;p". L.
acijom , ,rap, awi a. crrc> aie
pcrna'"nf, aad chronic caars that
have resisted al other medicines
are ro,ri ~ nrcr toy the usrp Days
] gur Tonic Is p' .a-antur,, rer-
l.rs it Il i"yoyitc wA InS women
lud children
For >a'r "a: Jao =. Driver & Coz
D!uy s rr.
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Local Column
MASONIC

The stated communications Of Csre0ia Tnfq.
No. y =. & \. NJ. VIII &c. cll thc -aiurls,s :
Ja "r acyt before, osc'i ruli moon. VIA. Ban
4 Fob. !. Aarcl =, Alriii. tiay NgN g.. Jure
q. June Is. -itr .. Aug. 200. sept -. oct. -.
Npy. e. D ~ D., cl.ri.Ir aud ~ t.iI ,f'uu
4 ficrs Ui ! Lc place Icc q, ct. ] I'm the
tvais sii.D
The NJ wlcrs a-e ordered to attend IL accord
uuc with The iiy l1H,
All Nasttl Na,uHs va good >t1U.lirg arc eur,li
lily invited 90 ATTEND. i'vo'Hci 90
i. X i. HALE. - u.
Mounts iiklNy. ~tcy
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A E>cal Woman Esatsyc:;.

Cremation, or the method Of
hurrlng our bodies after death.
created some litt'r stir in ems com
try. bat met with very little favor.
To place our child, our mother or
r;tIhcr irto hot oven. after death,
AID to stand and gaze ut lis RAPID
cri>pinr. .hHrning "nd conversion
into n few orpcrs of ashes, is, in our
estimation, cruel and siu'n!. Nov,
ladies, you who are suffering from
some female compliant, who have
become irregular, or have H1iuS aui
aches, histories. ucrvnuspcS' and
cnrral prn~Ir4'i"n, Vc advise You
10 use Eng'ish Female Hirlcrs at
once, anl cinim n new lease upon
Your lives. II j. wonderful female
regulator, and also a quick aud
power al tonic. curing rhrDnic raSe>
IN nn Incredibly shor' time.
For sale At Jno. l.. Driver & Cos
Drug Store.
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E'ass z1.lsi ..Togr i.

Mr.. DR.. Prof n. C.. Harlow. f-q.,
q chap ahnut five feet, five inches
high, with rs mucn check ne GOV.
ernmcn' mule, and less brains thnn
n fishing worm, who has been in
this vicinity iur several mrrtls
left last monday just m time To
escape oar wilr-a,ya';e constable,
vino was ahcr him for stealing tw"
uai.' 81 s0r,s--woplcn ones at that
and Sunmrr almost upnn MS. 1lqr-
lnw : swjuilrr, common cheat
tlijcl, and hnS imposed on several
in this commaii'v, aDd wound mp
his operations by stealing socks
the lnycst ,hinc y man could s'cll.
Pass him aronsd.--, Harrisburg; Tri
bguc.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

OFFICIAL DlNhUT0AI,
STATE pfFCEds.
Governor W. 4. ,irhr.
Src'y Of stItc-IIHrh F",llch.
Auduor-Juha Crp~lord
lr asurcr- z j. ChdrCil.
ATTY Gpul.-N. r. Hcadrrson.
Com. stat, Laudi--D ~. Lraf
Chanrcilur--D " taloa
Charcyry Nlprk J W. t;llaway.
Chief Justicc-E. II EuGll u.
A-- 4ciac JGst,c,s- john x, Eahin. and
". NJ. Harrison.
>u.t. pub. lost l.. Dcnton.
1st. CUNGREeS!oN Il DISTRICT.
JUDICIARY.
Second Clrcui,-Curnliys ui Mississippi Gross
Iritl"n',n l'ointscit, Craighr.id, Cicent, tla. =
ton phG randolph
irCuit Judge l. l.. Mack.
Pros. Alt'y-W. ii Cats.
LEGISLATIVE
2nth p'stric'-Coprties uf Nj Mi.slss'ri Jackson,
PJint,c,i lnd Cgai-l.cad.
state - uttur--b harris
l.-prysvi.taii,r--l. -. B.dohwODd
COUNTY uFFlCEG'
County Jrdge-J z. ie.ts.
~ac,lll-W. B ak ~
County 81 rk-I. Il. 4 Hale.
rr,n-uIcr--J. W Uzz i.
Suivr,or--B Bacillus.
As, -~uI--W ". rCca.
Tuiurrr- G. T.. rctcy.
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0sgco.a l2a;:s Ercps.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobucco.
e'G..FctG?'. ,raiicc.

| hereby notify nll taxpayers in
Mississippi county who nave not ri
ready paid their taxes, that on the
20,h day OF April, 1879, a penalty
of twcr,y five (25) per cent " i b"
added to all taxes unpaid at that
date. This IS the law, and an
determined to comply vi h its pro
visions riSily. TaX-paycrs viii
save their feelings and me somr
trouble, 10y not asking ioran cX,rl,
ion of time. 70 cugh and c;rl,
Individual ! Viii give tbs sans .,
p!y---"thc time Is expired and the
penalty Is attached
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a wolf caught yesterday, by
Nr. Waller, was brought tn town,
hrllci. rn tngurd loose a.,'in tc
prey upoa the u'or'c stock.
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& EyOrs!Io HlNtilCrs.

lou have children T; yen have Il
strong and enduring low" Tor them /;
nn one else feet, ~ yam feel to this
love we appeal. Nothing gives you
so rHurh joy as 10 Iaok upon your
child rosy and blooming with
II EALTl. Non kruw HAT most
of the sickness ni childhond is
rausrrd !y WORM they maac
the chcc, {" pJie; the rose TO 'adc /;
they call the rhy>lciau TO the hcd-
side; they d,g the graves of chll-
lrcn they ing your lond aud lo".
ing hcnris Wlth anguish. But yrievc
40 more. PARkFRS SANVO-
NINE WORM j. Xh%GNS viii
save vonr cnild. they rXprl the
worms non the : owach complete
H.. give ltai.h aud yigpr. 30 the
rta.d, awr' f. tlc eye and color to
ih, tt..' ...... Dt nHhe!~
a., ovor ,hc ipuI 10 drv are using
Parhrr'4 Sauloriue Norm Loz'n.
yes. Hpy none bar Parkcr's Sam
tonne:
For sale NV a., dgrgns,s, and at
John l. Driver & Co.'S Drug Sure
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.nUGCIi SERVICES.

Every sabbath, u. ihc second l'gyd.; Church,
~ II O'CLOCK, u, ~. n4d ZAP m'
81 l.. pREWlrr, Pastor.
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Professionals.
A M. MgyiIGn. 5. : sEMNEs.
McVeioh & Gemilos.
ATyCI.NEI AZ LiT.
s. s. SEM M ES,
~ q ~ y i'Ef e. x T. & G..
C:EEC E.6.

G. ~ 4 i q E.b.
N!s5issippi County Ark.
Vill practice ~ all the Counties OF
this On Judicial Circuit, the ,'u-
creme Court OF ~" State, and m
The adjoining counties OF Ienncs-
tsc and Missouri. Special and
yromp, attention given to col
leclions, to the payment "tloNcs,
examining aud uhS'raciiug titles,
esd to whatcvcr uay appc',Wn
,1a gcarrai Land iGc:cA.
Jan. l6 &c.
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c'7i..og'.3'e G'-.is-.sH@c.-U Un-
fuiag, ,at.k'6's cure turoil diseases
originating IL hilary arrangements
cause ! hy lhr malaria ui mlr-lnalic
rpuulrits. y , preparation kuoHL
possesses an rrai,eatl"g power over
ibis class ol liscasas al ell com
lur.ilc 10 Ciiilprd's Fchrihsr. It
is The ne pms 4'fHl tf Agac rem d"s.
Sure and iv ia us ac;l"n IL great
p"wcr IA ucuraii2,ug ma,arious in
iincnccs is oulN cqualed hy lis harm.
Ic>s ac,inn CA the bady. No d 81
grccabic after effects !rom this rem
,dy.
J. G RicrARpsoy, Prop'r.
For sale by ali druggists. St, Louis,
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FOR sale.

Cna sixth interest N IN undivided estate.
sItuaiel in Mis-is,iil,i county, containing huJO
ncr.'s ~ lnnh all above oyrrn ~. lrr i,'ms
aud description sppl! ., this utlcr u III
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RATES OF ADVERTISING;
Laws Governing Subscribers.

If u.ub-cilcr- order the discon'iuuance Of Ihrir
newspaper the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrnrg.cs are puii.
II sub, Tihrrs neglect or tciG,e To take 'n''r
newspapers from their oilic" 10 which tAeS "'
directed, they are held responsible untd thrS
rave settled their bile and ordered the PAPER dIs-
Con ihue
It-ubscrbcrs move 10 other plaies Without IN
forming the puhi-hrr, aud newspapers are sc''
o ,nr .rucr Direction they ere held responsible.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-12
W. =. llA~El%s,
Collector Mississippi County

Collector Mississippi County
Il you wish not 10 have your
expectations scattered AID hruEcr,
build lhrm not upon political prom.
i+cs, IN an i.sqg tha! rau rc,u.t iu |
to 3.-l>t Nw.,lc ol he Colnci! to
The pmryileS.
Oar County Cou,t was in scs
sion aii the iprepari ol the week
transactiug q considerable amoun,
If business in tie shape q! allowing
Claims ogo1rNt the County, thereby
giving further cmpl"! mcnt 10 the
scrip grinding machine.
-Quilc n number o. sovcrcigrs
from The different portions ot the
County III town most al this week,
attracted hiIhcr by business with
the County Court. Amoag others
we noticed the genial iacrS oi our
County Treasurer, NJ. j. ". Uzzyli
DR.. J. /. Havles Dr.. HARRISON and
Mr. Joe White, o; the Bayou, and
Mr.. Landers aud Esq. Rounsa.iiie'
OF Chickasawba.
Cap, Il. N. McVcish will de
liver lecture bcture the Murphy
Union at the Union church on
Sunday, 3 p. m. Turn out, every.
body, ii ,on want to hear something
that Will not ouly interest ) Jou, bat
that will instruct and strengthen
YOU in this good aud noble cause
that has done so mach for the re-.
dcmp,iun oi Mississippi County.
The white tents of the several
engineer corps, dut'ing the banks
OF Tie river about nile below and
a mile above the town, ns also Just
opposite, on the Tennessee shore,
present very much the appearance
OF military cncampmeui, and re-
mind Us quite loIcibIy OF our soldier
lIfe during tie late "uup.casaHt-
ness
Wien n fellow can't get the
woman he wants, and the wom"a
won't have nn fellow at all, why
will lhe gaLbling world cacIiIe itself
hoarsc 10y ,hrusIrug it down the
lhroa,s Of both the man aud the
woman that they ara engaged any
how, aud must necessarily marry,
Just to keep the world from being
Disappointed Do you never get
tired, that you can't let Up Tor
awhile?
The Osceola times., 1879-04-12
THE WEEKLY SUN.

CNrTcl If YOU want to VI MAkE.-->,.fV
bNliE J. ID MONEY ictsaniiy IN
aud f'-', address FNLsi, liAgvgi 4 Co At
lant,, Ga.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-12

Il. you wish mo, 20 have your
vXpccjati1ns scattered AID hruEcr,
bniid thrm not upon political prom.
iscs, i9 ~ i.s9g tha! e@u result H. |
to 3.-l,t Nm.,lc ol he Colnci! to
The pmryItes.