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The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
0scCO,a Eeais EsrOp-.

Chew Jacksons Best Sweet
Navy TOBACCO.
Mr.. Wash G1rrc,t moved back
20 town again last week.
For Gents Furnishing G pods
Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c, go TO
6. \. OGgissEK :.
Non resident ,.arpcrs and hun
'er- Who fail to get license. will
ind themselves in The clutches OF
the law.
The late spell Of weather, sci
cnt.iirally denummated II poiai
"avc," has sGSely d" "ash al III,
,porads cut o. Memphis.
II you want Fresh and Pure
Drugs 1T close prices, go IL fct'ey
Drug Store.
Next Tuesday night the Ladies
Of the Mite Society Will give a sup
pcr for the benefit of the NJ +
I Church. All are cordially invited
A fine hne OF Boots aud Shoes
both, for ladies as well as gcntle
men, a specially, at
q. A. OGmssEks.
Two Irish Potatoes, late crop
raised by Mr.. Lewis Bowen, wcr'
placed on our table yesterday
which weighed two pounds aht
thirteen ounces. Who can beat II
John l.. Driver & Co.'S. dru,
store is the headquarters for cho,c'
cigars aud chewing tobacco.
One more Tllden voter tool
mp his residence at Mr.. Jesse Ma
loney's. The beam tipped at thu
figure 8 notch. Mother and vote
on familiar terms and doing well
-Wan,cd-l000 new CASH pay
iny Subscribers to the TINES, be
tween now aud the lst. day OF Jan
nary 1880. 80 other need apply
Judge c. l.. Moore came II
las, wec,. with a wagon load "t M
nlcg, which he disposed OF at 20 cts
4 bushcI. Mr.. Goodrich bccoM'n!
purchaser OF the lot.
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gScaGquaE'ter>.

John l.. Driver 4 Cos drug
.tore is the headquarters Tor pure
drug, and medicines, which can oo
bought at bottom prices ior c'sn'
The musical mosquito has ooN
cd M hls horn and lett Tor warmer
cl,mcs; A; the house fly has almost
ceased to wade through the gravy
d,.h. but the festive nea, blast h'm'
is still going around with his boring
machine.
prrrry BnoTnsRs still lead the day
IN the Fresh Meat b'siness, lhey are
selling rore.quarters of Beet welg',ns
unJer 100 ID, by the quarter q "3'
ser lb, over 100 lb a &C. h'"'
quarters q sc. supplying Farmers 5
and Steamboat; made aspeeiaI'y' "
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ESr sale, Cheap {:

\ No. Farm. situated within
three miles of Blythes GIN, Chick
asawha, containing 2l0 acres oI
land, l0l OF itin q b,gh state OF cnl
iiva,ion q good orchard, good com
Portable dwelling and four tcnc.
mcnt buildinga, AID threc good
wells ot pure water. F5f partlcu
lars aud terms apply To, or address
- MAJ mRws,
Osceo!a, ARK.
JHne 81, 1870. i 62lit
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4 V0EED Ess TEE Az
CEESEsipa.

The most Sniscrable human being in
the world, is thal person suffering with
shaking chill, or burning fever. -
I he JOYS Of lie are bui m.sery to his
mind, ,nl he longs for A balm to restore
him to health. The cure is at hand
tor every sutisrer The greatest of all
medicines. CUBAN CHIIL Tonic the
Great West Indies Fever and Ague
Remedy, cures Chills and Fever, Rll-
liousne~s and Liver Complaint every
time. IL blots out disease, carries ell
ma'lrial poison, and restores the saaercr
to Health, Strength and Happiness.
Try CUB,N Cur Tome, the Great
West Indie: Fever and Ague Comedy.
il YOU sailer with .Chiils ard Fever, and
he cured. Take no otner medicine.
CCBAN CHLL ToNIo will cure you
and give you Health. Get bottle
from your druggist. j. l.. Driser& Go.
and try L.
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TEE y. p. 4.

Tolbc,t Moore's purp was whip
nod Vulbcrt TOOK n cotton stark
and wont tor the whlpper. Moore's
hank account Is s23 short
Capt. W. A. Erwin, for an assault
on Tolbert More, contributed $40
TO the volame of county script,
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Laws Gavern.nS Subscribers.

II ,ub-cribcr- order the disc0n,'nnancc of the"
newspapers. the publisher may continue to sch.
them untii all arrcarugcs ale paid.
II sub, ~rih,r- neglect or refuse tn take lhri
=. wspapers from their Office 10 "hiel @"oI n'
directed, they are held rcsp"ns,hlr a"'" '"'E
ave s,iilcd ti!oir b..s and Ordcfed thc i"f'' IA
= tInue
IT-uhscrihcrs move to other places wi''"u' ]"
f,rping the publisher, and newspapers are sc"
,ir former direction. th,y are held rerpoh'''''
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PARKERS Santonine Worm Loz-
cnees are the best of all Worm Medi-
cincs. Thousands of mothers, all over
the land, give their children PARK
ERS Santonine Worm Lozenges. Try
them, al J. l.. Driver & Co.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


STATE OtrCERs.
Gnvcrnoi- ". L. Antr.
Sec =. IF ~'gir-j9 oh frolich.
Aud.tor--Juhp CIsalord.
" arursr- 4 ., Churchill.
Alty 1ru't.--W. +. at.lrsou.
Com ~tatr Lards-D " Lear
Changtllur-p " tHIull
Chnucrry clerk \ " Caliaway.
Chief iu>ticc-E. IL EnEli h.
Assfcia'c Justices John Il. EakiC. ano
". Vi. Harrison.
'ui I. Pub. Irst-J l. Denton.
1t. CoNGREssIoN " DISTRICT.
Coua sol 1istIict-P ~ihd,Atvr D1nn
JUDICIARY.
second Circuit Cpruiics of NJ Nissis@'Npi, Cross
riilcndvn. fOiHtsett, fai-head, DrugEC, clay
on aud Randi lph
Circuit Judge L. L. Mack.
Pros Att'y L Foster Brown.
LEGISLATIVE
29th District -CuTutiu- Of Ali,sissiEi l. JGcks
'lint--tt and Crnighrad.
state >tnatur-D. Harris
krgrcscslal ye--,J. .. Blaekwood
COUNTY OFFlCER
County Jrd-c--J q Fc.ts.
>het,ff-W. g fa.kns
,uunfy Il ~. Is T. Hale.
rr,asurer-J. W Uzzrl.
suINcy0 Or. u Baciu-.
h--,-snr W " pced.
Coroner G l.. rctcy.
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Paiata5.c, Powerful, An
t;giegiOsilc ans. E0srsc. All

= oEAsts 80
the nccessaries Of great popular
remedy are combined ia ClitIurd's :
Fcbriiugo. As Il tonic, IN debiIita.
ted states Of system, TINS remedy
stands pro-emiuently at the head
Yet il is more than is usually an
derstood by that term, for no other
preparation known exercises an
Graduating p0wer over intermittent
diseases ut all comparable with it.
A. it is probable that, in the inter
walls OF the parOxysm' of these dis
eases tram of morbid actions is
going out OF our sight, SO it is equally
probable that this remedy produces
in the same system an action equally
mysterious, which supercedcs that
of the mnlady aud thus accomplish
cs the restoration OF the patient.
J. G.. RlcHARpsoS, Prop'r,
For sale by all drug st. L1ais.
gists. 10ll 4
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Vich's Floral Guide.

heaudhd work OF in0 Pages. One Colorcd
Flower PATE aud 3n Illustr tiorS with be-
seripiinns oI the best Flowers and Vegetables
and how 20 grow them. All for fiNE JENT
STAMP IN English or Gtrman.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden, lsl Pages
~is COlurrd P'atrs aud many hundred Engrav-
nes f,r5Occuis in paper covers Sl,W in ule
rant clufh In G. rnal ui English.
Niek'r Illustrated Monthly Magazine 2 Pag.
rs. u Col red Plate in every number and many
hne Fngrasiugs Price - year. Five tol les
for ID SpDcimGn humhcfS seni its 10 cents.
Nick's Seeds trr the best tn the wo Id scnd
Five Coat stamp tor Floral Guide. containing
ist aud Prices anf plenty of information IL
drss, JAslLs Nit *, Rochester, y \,
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y s&s' ssiGEsVE3re.

htPcticy's Drug Store-Thc lac
g'si and most complctc stock OF
Drugs, Medicines &C., ever brought
to this market. Don't you forget it.
Miss Mollie Matthews returned d
last week from the Cape, where
she had esco+tcd her sister Bculah,
who remained at school. Miss
Mollie was accompanied by her
friend, Miss ChleGldc Fenwicll, of
Grand Tower, and who, we under
stand will spend some time in our
town. We wish her pleasant 50
journ.
Owing to the negligence of the
Anchor Line Boat in not deliver
ing orr paper on her down trip, we
were unable 40 publish jast week 5
issue. Under tho present uncertain
mode OF transportation, we can on
ly promise 10 issue the TINES when
we can.
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SpeYsiag.

Two hunting parties, enc from
Ripley, and The other from Co7ing.
ton, Tenn. .seSmc over this week ini
= grand chase aul hunt. Among
those Of the Covlngton party, who
called aud subscribed for the Times,
were Capt Holmes Cummings, DR..
J J, Moore. S. Il. shelton, CovIng.
ton, and j. II. Freeman, Clerk OF
the Supreme Court Of Tehn., Of
Jackson.
Some of the boys were in fine
spirits, (Sehnnbe's bcst) having
evidently teen lately either con
vcrted to c!s$atianity, (indging from
the frequency '.hey quoted the kihle
aS authority that sugar was not
used, or even mentioned, ut the
drinking of the liquor in connection
with the Lords super) or they an.
ilcipatcd "powcr o! ina' which
made them happy. They request
ed us to send copies of our papOr Go
4 cir wives ~ order lliat they might
know they were rcjoIcing IN their
freedom from the restraints o! home
rae and warc right side up with
care, aud started of for the hunting
grounds triumphantly hearing alo!t
Alb Williams Barber Pole.
Hunting for locals is not a! q.
ways pleasant or successful BUSH
ness; aud once in VIII lc II fellow
strikes 10 dartcr, or boomerang,
aud then he WISHES he was at home
sick with the measles.
AS announced in our last, the
subject, Conscience is a correct
moral guide" was ably discussed
pro. ami COP. last Thursday night
aud a DECISION rendered IN favor Of
the affirmative.
D2Egs.
On Wednesday, The 5th. inst, at
the residence Of Mr.. Ed. Guss, after
a very short illness, Mr.. John De-
wit, aged q years.
"An editor being asked, "Do
hogs pay?' says great many do
me-. They take the paper several
years and then haze the posImas-
ter send it bach marked 'rcfuscd." 4"
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Iti l.CIl Si.rs ICES.

Every Sabbath, at the SECOND baptist C!arch
At II o'clock, a. m und 1',p m
III l.. pREMlTT, PqStor.
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John G. Palmer,
ATTDRNIY, 1t LAW.
HELENA ARK

VIII practice in the counties at \. ls-
sissippi, Criltcnden, Cross, al,
Francis, Phillips aud Desha, ana
in The Supreme Court d The Si''c
al Little Rock,
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Professionals.
n M. McyIIeu. 5. > sEMMEs.
McV eigh & Sennes.
ATTORNEYS Az LAW.
- s SEMIMES,
sVO T.E II i T. q E II SC'
GSG " - E.f.

W ~ y NJ " Dsss
Mississippi County Ark.
VIII prac,lco III all the counties %
this (2dN Judicial C.rcuit, the ''n'
premc Court OF the State, ana III
the adjoining counties nt Tonnes,
pee and NJ MsSOu,1. special hhO
prompt atteutlor given to cot
lrctions, to the payment oi iaN'S'
examining aud ahstractn& i''i'S
aud To whatever may appc'talh
10 u gcpcraI Land Agency.
Jan. Ii If.
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loCa! Column.
MASONIC

TIC = it"d communications of osccoi, ' ,,i,,,
No. q r * \. N, wiz be- ,ld the .ntnr.,. 4.
IN or acNt before, each full muun. VIZ Iau
I Feb, March 3, pri p. May 3. Ma, ga. Jun,
y, Jurr -. Aug =, Aug. -. sept ~ oct 25
Nov. p btc y The election and M tAtlttiun
II ~ gT- vi kc place Dec y To-, ct. John Sh.
Ev1uy-i.r)
The VI MIXERS are ordered tn attend IN accord
1nc with the iiy Laws
al N1st'r Nls0ps IN good stIndiug are eu.di
lly invited 40 si.c1d. iy orde: ~
j. Il T.. HA;-E. W NJ
MoEHTs lItINZ, Ser'y
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were unable 90 publish jas weeks
issue. Under the present uncertain
mode OF transportation, we caH on
ly promise 10 issue the TINES when
we can.
\ View Institution fer the
Ladies.
Miss Fannie Fletcher has just re
ccvcd Il choice aud well selected
assortment Of Millinery Goods, and
which are being.pened in the little
building opposite J. L. Driver &
Co 5 Drug Store, consisting in part
of Dress Goods, Ladies Hats, Trim
mlrgs and Notions, and to which
she invites inspection, and sohclts
patronage. The ladies are especial
ly invited to call and examine her
stock before purchasing elsew here.
We were mlsiniormcd and led
to AS ert, in our last, that the sport.
lng club of Covington, was over on
Il huLt. Slice then we learn that
the party alluded &c were on the
lookout Tor lands subject to dona'
ton, and have succeeded IN enter.
ing under ,.Ilu. Act something over
2-00 acres, and will locate in our
county. There is plenty more
room for just such hunters.
- In addition to the land pur.
chased aud donated direct from and
by tie State, there has been enter
cd .uuagF The donation act, through
the Clerks office, Q 800 acres in
Mississippi county IN the past few
months. Parties from Tiptou.eoou-
ly, Tom, recently "uonatcd
=, ,JsV acres.
-Amorg those whose name
were added to our list ui new sub
scribers tins week, we mention /:
Mrs. Fletcher, Miss eallie Den
ton and Messrs. J. NJ. Mc'A lister
II. 81 McVcIgh, q ". Thomason,
James SchnaLcI, }. +. Fells, r
+. Sexton, j. |. White, B. +. Greer,
Holmes CWmmiugs, Jno. }. Moore,
J. II i'reemaa and 5. Il. Shelton.
We are always happy TO note
the improvements of our town the
latest OF which is to be handsome
law oincc, which is in course OF
erection, for Mr.. &. w. Thomason,
next to our Office. Mr.. A. Good
rich is also making some addition
TO his house which will add much
TO its comfort anl convenience.
Miss Sullic Denton, handed MS
dollar, gna with sweet smile, re
qucsted US to place her name on
our list. We take pride in record
Ing the fact that Mass SalIic is the
first young laiy an. Mississippi
/ County who has had the good sense
to come TO the support OF the most
/ iMncg,ant institution in the county.
/ \ newspaper can be made II power
AN the land tor good, If backed by
the pure and noble. We want the
support aud encouragement OF eve
nv woman, Young aad Old, as well
~ that all good men in the county.
With the smiles of encouragement
of the one, and substantial support
of the other. 10 arm us for our
work, ignorance, SIN and vice will
easily be rooted out, and a better,
higher and purer state of affairs
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7I3 OSCB0LA TINES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
pditOr and PrOprie tor

,vs,F SUBSCRIPTION. OnHiyauce)
tor Term OF one y'nr ~. ...,...s' y =.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING;
.xslfNT AMI LEGAL NOTICES:
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Legal No ILEs .

o.n dollar per square q one inoh funnin.
INV ar ,pac- ui tyg liJes g! tlia type, iol
H., ,Irtion, ard sgVniy-iiNe cents i"r oacl
= .,5cl llent ins'- 'i'h'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-05-22

A lady up on Pine street dreamed the
other night that She was riding across
the bridge, when the steamer ran against
it. The lady was unconscious for a
moment and.then seemed to recover her
senses and find her in Heaven, and this
is the way she tells about it:
"Oh, it was a spcndid placewith real
lace curtains; and so beautiful, | went
right to work and took up the carpet,
cost four dollars yard, and | hung it
over three or four ars, and set a couple
Of angels to whipping It and it was per-
foctly lovely Then we covered up the
harrs and music, and Lad the whole place
whitewashed, and [ picked out some
beautiful wall paper, that just matched
the furniture, and had it all put on that
same afternoon, W til a green ard yellow
border, and it was Just elegant. We
got the parlor stove up into the garnet.
and set the book case over whore the
stove had stood. and washed all the wood
work, and took out all the windows and
washed them, and | never supposed any
one could be so happy just pinned a
towel around my head, and pinned up
my back hair, and left my switch in the
bureau drawer, and sung, and sung all
the time, and | never can tell how NEE
it was. and We were justgettiug straight
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-05-22

pcmtsareory ]. at q premium to-day
in tho Democratic party and statesman
Ship Il ata fearful discount. In the be-
ginning Of tue last session Of Congress
the Republicans introduced into the
House Of Representatives bill repeating
G,e Jurors test oath law which the Dem
ocrat. refused to pass But on the 10Th
instant nator Thurman addressed the
Senate in a speech in which he drew a
very graphic picture of the cyilefFect- of
the Jurors test oath " which his Demo
cratic colleagues refused to e. -
the Statute books. Mr. TnsTIIAn %
his aspirations for the Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination caps the climax as a
demsgogue The whole Democratic
press are bowling at Grant, because pub
lie opinion indicates him as the people 5
choice for the next Presidency; and one
reason for it is because he never acts the
dcmagogue.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-05-22

Persons in Baltimore desiring CO..
pies Of this weeks INDEPENDENT
are notified that a limited number
may be found for sale az the Book,
stationery and News Depot Of w. =.
G. Harrison, No. I26 west Baltimore
street. Nr. Harrison keeps con-
stantly on hand large and excel
lent stock Of everything in his line.
and dealers can do no better by call
ing elsewhere. lie is duly authorize
ed to receive subscriptions for this
paper and, if this effort Of ours to
reach the public in our warfare a
gainst the shameful and scandalou.
conduct of political party leaders.
receives encouragement. il will h..
found re guiaFly every week. the day
after its issue, on Mr.. HarrIson,s
cOunterS for sale.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-05-22

Mr.. Hester CIymer, a leading spirit
in the Democratic House of representa-
-tiyes, speaking of the second effort made
by the Democrats to get rid of the safe
guards thrown around the ballot box,
said: "Why We had the Presidents
message before US in caucus. We stu
died it very carefully and we framed
that bill exactly to fit it and it does fit
it"
We are anxious to have Mr. Clymcr's
opinion Of the fit > viewed in the light
Of the Presidents veto message sent to
the House on the 18th instant, returning
the bill without his signature.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-05-22

The Democrats are now trying to steal
the public printers place in Washington
on the plea Of economy Col Defrces.
the efficient officer, who now has charge
Of the government printing establish
ment, shows most conolusively, in a let
ter which he has addressed to the House
committee on printing, that the profess
oed conomy means the putting of $500,
600 per aunun INTO Democratic pockets.
at the expense Of the poor employees in
that office. And yet the Democrats are
the laboring mans friend.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-05-22

The House committee on appropria-
tions have rejected the resolution of Mr..
Garfield to issue rations to the colored
emigrants III Kansas
The alacrity with which the whole
populaee responded to the call of hu-
mainly last summer and fall when a
dreadful scourge swept over the South
ern States; and the promptncss with
which government rations were distrib-
uted among the sufferers by the secre-
tsry of war, puts to shame the partizan
mcanness Of the committee on appropri-
atoms, in refusing to assist thousands Of
starving negroes fleeing from persecu-
ton and death
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An undertaken. in New Jersey "

An undertaken, in New Jersey, was
recently called to prepare the body of
woman for burial. From some cause the
lower limbs had been seized with cramps.
Just before death, and were drawn up out
of shape. In the attempt to straighten
them, the undertaken finally sat down
upon them aad was pressing them into
the proper position ia the coffin, when
something struck him from behind, and
turning his head to see what it was. he
was confronted with the face of the corpse
close to his own The pressure upon the
legs had t,ltel the body upiight, but the
poor undertaken, not under, ding, ran
Irvta the hoasc in mortal terror.
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Our friends should not forget tina, the

Our friends should not forget that the
new State Convention is to be called be
fore July LIST; and should prepare them
selves for securing the control of it to
those opposed to the Baltimore ring. n
The air is full Of rumors Of bargain and
sale of its vote next year in the Repub-
lcan National Convention, which must
be resisted to the death The serious
question is, Shall the Republican voice
Of Maryland be battered and sold by
Thomas, Fulton and Mathews? ?" Aud
it is a question We must answer in the
election of delegates to the coming State
Convention.
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We are not going to get into a ron:

We are not going to get into a rough
and tumble fight with our friends of the
Baltimore Sun because of some of its
short coming We have too much re-
speet for our worthy cotemporary. But
We shall from tins to time within the
next few weeks Gull nice little bits from
its columns to show that in politics it is
neither neutral nor "indcpcndent, y
but as subservicnta Democratic organ
and by far more effective by carrying
false colors-as there is in the State or
nation If there has been a leading
Democratic measure which the Sun has
failed 70 approve. Or single leading
Republican measure whiclt-thc Sun has
approved we confess then we have not
been able to comprehend the drift of it,,
utterances There is no independence"
in that kind Of course
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-05-22

IocaIoption.

$1,000
Ed'ny y,ry'ana iaaefe7eaf -.
D.ar Sir. Ia your iss.,s'of the. th y. ant
I find the following. wGich m3as fsaf '..sn-
dorse as the KEY moi 30 local sg3..sl IA..l
Charles ceuuty, and think !! oe--t;
dorsed by every lovefoi IA" mR s,Fee IN "
county, whether whitkG cu'oIe,.s
~. 49, e5-aiIG Asrms that with the pro-
- "a - 49, I-opcrstion ofour friends
per euo' anu ng'' i distantdav Old Charles
III ,l'' county llSsS' karitv for local optieRs
WIN 20 10y large ~ all over the county
rehus' organize 50 hops they are gradually
ihd smut up thefhiA wn 10 want, desolaton
dragging our people III the temptation aud ia
snd after ruin; reml bright prosperous
121sna...rs we will -
- 80 - III S the one great question
'. -t.1si ~ - tizcus can hSrmOuize.
Observation-Disclosures ssIf ers Just at this time. il
demands the earueSNld CORDIAL support OF AL
who feel any regard for the recovery of the al
ready drunken. as The safety of the coming
man and the future Pliers Of the people. No
thing stands more in he way of rood govern
msnt than the vice oiinto1ication. 1t i, The
bane both Of heart ID brain-the poisoner Of
the likelihood both iiiellectual and moraI-it
undermincs the will ower and neutralizc, ali
spiritual force. To mt away this vice is 10
give TO man gain. sonething Of tho moral and
intellectual stamjnaA-lat really constitutes
maEhood To coatnue it is 10 perpetuaie
much OF the weak ant vaScllating character
oil man purposes Which has been so largely
the curse OF the ehurel and world The pecu-
har mold which this 5icc obtains upon its vic
TINS Is clearly shorh~iu the multludes who
attempt 70 reform almost every wear. but a.
often iall. Do not propose 10 discuss The
T freHs aFaH e.
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~ Collector Thomas pledged to Sccro-
my sherman Maryland delegation
yorable to his nomination for the Pres
q,
The above may be true and it may
not, hut We are convinced Of one thing,
and that is if Secretary Sherman or any
other man expects to get the vote of the
Maryland delegation in the next Nation
al convention he will never be able to
accomplish that end by linking his for
tunes with Thomas We earnestly hope
that the next convention to select dele
gates to the National convention of 1880
will lay Mr. Thomas out so cold that
he will never be heard Of again We
pray that before the spring Of next year
Thomas and his gang will be so tightly
in the embrace of Senator Whyte that
they will be found on the side of Demo
Gratis in the next Presidential contest
The Republican party in Maryland can
never amount to anything 50 long as he
continues at the head of its affairs. -
Boito Comfy Union.
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New Announcement.

We are authorized to Announce Thomas r.
Nicholson as a suitable candidate for the next
Sheriialtv, subject 10 the action Of the Repub-
lican convention. may %.