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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
LA COMPETIDORA.
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Participamos q nuestros consta
neral haber recibido por los 6ltimos
de los Estados- -Unidos, I'm complete
que deseamos realizar q precios muy
Elegantes payas y sombreros para
senoras y senoritas.
Sombreros y casquetes para ninos.
Fichus de Ultima novedad.
Corbatas Y chalinas dc todas clases'
Juegos de cusllos y punos lisos y Dor,
dados.
Abanieos pompadour.
Gran variedad en- panuelos, medias,
cintas y flores
Juegos para tocador de fantasia.
Cajitas adornadas son perfumeria.
Gran surtido de perfumeria de las
mejores fabricas.
Botones de pasta y forrados de todas
classes.
Puerto-Rico IL de Noviembrt
hta. Is d,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
DON A URELIANO MEDINA,
.]uez de la iJastanc5a del distrit0 de
Catedral de esta ciudaG.

Por ell pre3enta SO convoca los cue tnvie-
sen derecho 0ara oponerse a la aprohacion
lel COW anio ceebrado en- junta general de-
acree ores en Ia quiebra de los seh)res Scar
do Comoa6lA en- q1jnce lei c)rriente N S, q
que 10 deduzc IN ante ell JuzgadO dentro de los
ocho dias sgTentes s la celebration de aqn3i,
con aperiblniento de one trah7currilos estos
sin op9scion, sc eprobara 81 asi procediese de
d3recho
L0 que Sc haee not0rio para conocmento
general Puerto o-Rico, dizzy seis de n0viem-
0re de mil 0chocentos ochenta -AURELIA.
NO MEDINA. Ell escribano, MANUEL Call
DER0N Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19

Pasajeros llegados en- el Jose BARB joss
Walls, Adolfo We've y fania, JosefA B1es6,
Joaquin Bac6, Margarita Bestard, Catalina
Tolosa, Antonio Ramon Nicolau, jose Roca y
Estades, Pedro B estard.
Id en- e "Flamborough Carmen Quian
de Pons, Vicente Corres. leonardo R3dri-
g1ez h,jo, D3metria Tejada, Eladio Larrien
IL en- ell ''Tlber," para HAbanA Ramon
oominguez Francisco Alvarez Case.
|. en- ell ''Arno. &c F Fiulay, NJ. Salda.
ma; Aug Rohl, Francisco Badell
Saiidos en- ell mismo, para ls isla-Jdan B.
Alapon, Carmen Vega, Juan Alfonso. Manuel
P Martinez james Me Oormick, An'onio B.
Duder, Andres Autelo, Horacis Hamilton,
Pablo Marien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
AgIIelGs DIVBRsls.

Ell medicamento anti-bili0so mas poderoso
que Sc conoce, garantizandose que solo contie-
ne sustancas vegetables. La podofna lep-
andrina constituyen sus principles activos. Son
un antidot0 infaIibe contra la jaqueca, flatulen.
cia, gastritis cardialga, indigestion, dyspepsia
congestion del hfgado, dolor de costado oe
espalda, constipation del vientre, almorTanas
Y para toda complication del higado, est6ma-
g0g riiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
SALIDAS.

Nybre l6. Para Naguabo vap. ing "Arno,"
transito
II. Para Nsw-York vap. ing. ttFiam-
rough" transito
Para ia Habana vap. esp. "Jose
Blr6" transito.
Para id. vap ing ''Tber," lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
REvIsTA PoLITIcA DE EUROPA.

PANS, l. de Noviembre de 1880.
Los asuntos de Oriente han adelanta-
do POGO en- los 1ltimos ounce diss.
A pesar dc todo cuanto Sc ha dicho
rslatiyamente 4 la eDtrega de Dnlcigno,
oue g supopia Immediate por haberlo
inandado ssf el Sultan, ha pasado ct
sismpo en eopferencias sin uue los mon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
HDVIIIggfa HlRIfIEl.
ENTRADAS.

I'm IVA D E1kJs
Nybre- II. De Malaga yap. esp t'Jose Bard, Z"
efect0s.
De Mayagdez vap ing 'Flambo-
rough" transito.
De San Thomas vap. ing. ''Tiber, /"
lastre.
Ds AguaiiIIa gol esp. "Pepilla, +"
SAL
De Hum acao gol esp. "Gerona, I"
brandy
Is. De Arecibo gol. esp "Baena Es-
peranza," cafe y cueros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19

tes favorecedores y al pdblico en- ge-
vapores, procedentes de Europa y
surtido de articulos de nuestro ramo
baratos
Sombreros copa alta y medios bonn
bos para hombres.
Calzado para csballeros, senoras y
ninos.
Casimires y batistas.
Avlos de bautismo muy fnos.
Paraguas sombrillas.
Bastones muy elegantes.
Boquillas y petacas fnas
Macheros para tabacos
Ipfinidad de iuguetes de todas clases.
Velooipedos cochecitos para ninoe.
Baules y maletas de todas classes.
Estuches para viajes.
Mantas para i'd.
Copas para aqua baratisimas.
Loza y cvistaleria de todas clasns, III.
| finidad de articulos dificiles de numerar.
De 1880.
.4sNzx = 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19

49, 80
sscuadra rusa ha aoonsej ejado al gobier-
no del Montenegro que no commence las
operaciones contra Du.ciguo hasta que
NJ cuente con la cooperation de la es
cusdra combinada.
La Puerta otomana ha prometido que
la entrega de la plaza SO hara luego que
llepue Dsrvich -Pacha quo fu6 el encar-
gado de- hacer la eutrega la R1sla de
Ia plaza de Batoum en- la Armenia.
Parece probable que la Puerta cum
pla la promesa despues de haber destl-
tuido a Rizza-Pacha pero nadie puede
responder de 10 one sucedera por que la
Liea albanesa no parece dispuesta Co.
der bastara que commence la prlmera
esoaramuza entire albaneses y montene-
grinos para que conoluyan las negocia-
Clones paci6cas entabladas tempo ha
para la rendicion de los que resisten.
So ha dicho que los dulcineses estsn
dispuestos 4 combatir contra los mon
tenegrinos y los turcos. No Sc sabe 81,
IIeeado ell caso del combate, obedeceran
las tropas rsgulares turcas las ordenes
dol sultan.
Los iefes albaneses han lido Teodo
donde se halla anclada la escuadra com
binada, para ver los buques de que se
compone , reconocerlos su gusto.
Tai es ell estado de- la question mon.
tensgrina.
| La question griega esta splazada y nc
80 sabe cuando habra de resolverse.
Eel rev 5s Grecia pronunci6, al abrir'
se las Camaras, IN discurso lisonjerc
para los griegos que anhelan 81 engrsn
/ decimiento dc 90 territorio, promotion
dcles ID ejecucion Dc 70 rssuslto sn .
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

man, he lay there still, but life had
fled. In I'll of rage, caused by bis
desire for rum not being gratfcd
he had burst a blood vessel and
now the crimson current as il flow
ed from his nose and mouth, only
made him look the more disgusting.
The bereavcd widow was still there,
and as inquired concerning her
husbands history, she replied in
words | had heard before, and often
since, but never fully comprehend
ed: ooh Doctor said she, " be-
fore he used rum, he was such Il
good husband, such a kind father,
but ruw, RUN made him what he
was, and it has tW,d him at last"
Then turning TO me with wild be-
seeching eyes she said, Doctor,
Doctor, Beware Of the FIRST Glass. -
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
Cincinnati Convention.

A letter from Robert W. Wise,
Captain OF tho steamer James W.
Gaf, announces that thus elegant
steamer will leave Memphis June
fith., and will arrive al Cincinnati
on Sunday the Goth, in time to at
tcnd the great National Democratic
Convention. Tickets viii be issued
for the round trip at $500, lnclud-
ing meals mt Ciaclnnati two days.
Tickets will be good to return on
any one OF the Memphis and Ohio
River Packet Co. Steamers Sirgie
Lee. Andy Baum, Cons Millar, j.
d. Parker, or Vint Shinkle, during
the month ofJune. All who desire
to avail themselves of this opportu-
Eiiy, ace requested TO communicate
the fact to the editor Of this paper,
by the first day Of June, in order TO
secure s,ate.rooms in time. a pleas
ant trip is guaranteed.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
For state senator.

John b. Driver. OF Mississippi
county, has announced himself a
candidate for Senate from this DIS
trict, comprised of Jackson, Poin-
sett and Mississippi counties. By
common concent it has grown to be
a custom TO alternate this office
among the several counties jack
son had the first time, Poinsett the
next, and now it Is only inst that
we should give the candidate to
Mississippi. The other counties
should not put out candidate
against the claim of Mississippi
SO far as John b. Driver Is CON
cerned, we know of no man we
would more cheeriully support. He
possesses the qualifications neces.
sary to o good senator, IS one Of the
cloverest fcllowa in the world, and
ought 10 be elected without OPPOSE
ton. We are for Driver jack
sonport Upall.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.


Governor W. r. Miller
-sec'y Of State-JacOh Frolich.
hudl:or--John Crawford.
'rrt Asurer- I J. Churchill.
Atty e.epl-W. y. Henderson.
.Ium State Landed W. Lear.
.Chsncellor-D W Canoll.
Chunc.ry Clerk W. tallaway.
Chief Justice Ii. English.
Associate Justicos--John IL. Eakin. and
-. N. Harrison.
.Suyt Pab. Inft.-J /. Denton.
ist. CONG RFssIONAL DISTRICT.
Congressman, lst DjstiiGt-pOindo4tcr Dunn.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit--COuntie. of u dlssis~lppl 'rnsh
,ritienden, pointsott, ,IHighsad, Greene, tia. =
;ion and Randolph
Circuit Judge T.. Mack.
Pros At'y.-E. Poster llrown.
LEGIsLA11NE
Goth Dis:rict--COuntles OF Mississ fri, Jackron,
Pointsett and Craighead.
state Senator-R. Harris.
Representatives.. o. BIac,,w00d
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County .tudge-J 7 Fclts.
Shetifi-N. B Ha~kns.
County Clcrk-J X. Z. Hale.
Urea surer-J. " Ul1e.l.
Surveyor--D. BaoAus.
Asse-sor--W NJ speed.
coroner-0. r. Peusy.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

Advertisers by the year win lc restricted
10 their legitimate business
.s'~Year'y advertisements may be changed or
reset four times during the year iice Oh charge
~ Parties contracting for yearly advertise
=. cuts and disseminating from any cause, Will he
charged sasrl t.iae r'ti, as Ssr tim. s1ssf'ed
SEE RATls
eS~ Notices Of concerts. fes'lva's, socislles
or any other meeting, where the proceeds are 10
be- used for some benevolent purpose, VIII be
charged half rates only.
cC- Foreign advertisements, sent through
Advertising Agencies must be pHid for In nd
vance, or deposit made with some ouo whom
We may designate.
re- Marriages and deaths, not exceeding ten
liner. will be published 9 news, tree ot charge,
but obituaries, tributes Of respect. funeral noiic-
rs and myitstions charged as advertisements.
All personal matter, letters or commuui-
Gallons s.ftirg forth Individual schemes OF IN
teresls TO be promnird, cmanaiing from parry
or parties, organizations or societies. VIII be
charged for VS. other advertisements.
sS~m all Legitimate demands Of the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or Of The great IN
ierests of the general public upon Oar eolunn-,
the TINES will not isil oft. duty.
sgs- Commune stions setting forth facts Of in
tcrrst to the people Of the county, state or gene
ral government will lt published n.a % charge.
sF~T The name OF the writer OF every commu-
nication must accompany the same, bat VIII not
be published except when no other signature ID
given. No rejected manuscript returned
E5-Wc solicit short pthy Communication ON
subject OF local and general ntercst nom every
township in this and surrounding couulies We
want news of all Kinds. II YOU know anything
don't fail 10 send It TO Us because you cam
'writc il up in style. " send u. the facts and We
will give them the style We eare determined 10
make TIE OSLEOLA TIMES THE rArER CF
AND FoH THE PLurLk.
Address all communications to
IilE OSCFOIA TlHES,
OsCEOLA, AK.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
WASEEENGT0N LETTER

WAsuINaroN, d. c., April 5, 1880.
Having finally passed last week
on the immediate deficiency bill
and one other, Congress will doubt
less attack other business with vigor.
The army bill will be reported, with
4 proviso against paying troops for
services at the polls. There are as
suranccs from all sides, that the re.
viving activity displayed last week
was only fore runner OF what will
be the regular order Of business
hereafter.
Mr.. Springer, uiquosiionably as
honest q mao as over sat in the
House Of Representatives, will, to-
day, ask for an official inquiry into
certain loose charges made against
him in connection with the Wash
bnrnc Douncliy contested election
case. SO far as can be learned, Il
person anonymously offered Mrs.
Springer, wife OF the Representa-
tive, s., GOO If the latter should vote
against seating DOnnelly. The on.
ly mistake Mr. Springer makes is
in taking any notice whatever Of
the matter.
Secretary Sherman, returning
from Ohio, swings around the circle
TO Massachusetts this week.
They are trying on Blaine, in the
Senate, the tactics he 50 often tried
on others in the House. They are
" nagging" him. When it is re.
membercd that men like Carpenter,
Conkling and Edmonds are opros
ed to Blainc's Presidential candida
cy, it is easy to see that he will get
no chance to display successfully
his peculiar abilities as a bul!-dozor,
and that he will, indeed, hardly be
accorded a chance to make himself
specially conspicuous on any sub.
jcct. The Senators weNtioncd will
be able to control business, 50 far
as their party Is concerned, in any
way. they please. They will not
control il in Mr.. blaine's interest.
Bat the opposition to Mr.. Blaine in
The Senate by the Grant men will
not injmc his prospect as the favor
ite candidate Of his party.
General LcDuc, Commission
Of Agriculture, has hired an artist
to paint him as hero OF the Look
ont mountain fight. In the picture
he is mounted, sword IN hand, APP
parcntly leading q host 10 victory,
or death. lie was in charge Of Il
mule train, and far enough in the
rear to run backwards or forwards
as the eSigencics Of the battle might
make advisable. MEMO.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
MASONIC

The stated communcations of Osceola Lodge
No. "a r. & A. NJ, will be rolh the SATURDAYS
on or aext before, each full moon. VIZ. Jan.
~ Feb, 81. March ~. April 81, May y. jane 10,
a "a. St j Il. July u Aug II. sept. IS, Oct. 10.
Nov. IL, Dec II The eltcti.n and iusta tati9n
Of officers Will Ike place be- 27., st. John the
Evangelist
The Mcnhcrs are ordered TO attend IN accord
ancr with the By Laws
All Master Masons IN good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend Nv order ol
JK Il. HALE. w NJ.
MoIaIs ilErNz, secy.
The regular eonyoeg;ion {: oscao's dhsvter
No. 81, Il A. Ma.ons. Is on Friday on or before
the Full Moon Of each month. All X. A Ma
sons are cordially invited to attend
BY order Of H. A. GARLICK. ". 7.
JOHN MATTHEWS. Recorder.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

IL the sentiments Of the people
are truly reflected by the press of
the State, then Col. J. n. Smithec
will get the nomination by a decid-
cd majority. He has at least the cmer-
it Of having IDEAS on other subjects
looking to the welfare of The state
besides the Fishbacll amendment,
and that is moic than can be said
of a large majority Of the other
candidates for Go"ernor
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
ACUE IND FEErn.

DR.. {. McL,Nl's LIVER pi,I.s, IS
CASES or AgUa AID FE9ER, when
taken with Qu.nine, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can b. used. preparatory to.
or after taking Qu.n.no. We wou'l
advise all WHO are afflicted with Ibis
disease to give th-m a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious Gcrangcmcnls. and
&c simple pursatvc, thy arc Tn.
cdua.cd.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
LEON ROUSSAN,
Z d / tor and Proprietor.
FOR CoNGRESS-FiRST DISTRICT
HON. POINDEXTER DUNN.
OF ST. FRANCIS COUNTY.
TEaE ELECTION.
we Met thc Enemy and
I'VE are Thcir'n.
Only one Anti-tax Man Elected,
but Oh, MY the Boss Of the
Free Whisky and Tax
Party is laid Oh the
Shelf by a Scratch.

TIE election for Mayor, Recorder
and FIVE Aldermen, last Tuesday,
passed off quietly with the follow
ing result:
F0r MAYOR,
f.. a. Garlick, II, l.. RouSsan II;
Garlick's majority, y.
FOR RECORDER,
T. A. Blackwood, 81; G. f. Stow.
ell, rs; Blackwood's majority, -.
FOR ALDERMEN,
James Liston, q Hugh l.. Me
Weigh, 80; G. r. Brickey, So; NJ
Heinz, 35; John Matthews, 81; J
IL. Parnell, 80; W. p. Hale, 80
r. G. Prewitt, %; S, S. Scmmes
10; \. Goodrich, II.
ALDERMEN ELECTED:
James Liston, II. Il. McVcigh
G. r. Brickcy, NJ. HoInz and John
Matthews.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
nEw4rE OF G,1lrtv1oxs.

The genuine arc never sugar coa:ed.
Every box hes a rcd wsx seal on the
ri, with the impression Dr.. McLANE's
ilVrR Pills.
The genuine McLANr's LIVER Pills
bear the siEn9,nres Of c. MCLANK and
flfNiNc bRos. on the wrappers.
I,.ist upon having the genuine DR..
G. McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market Icing fun of limitations OF the
name Nc Lame, spelled diiicrcntly but
-1-Ie pronunciation.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

A dispatch from Paris announces
that experiments are being made
there with the PoIyscopc new APP
paratus for Illuminating the inte-
iior of animal organisms aud rend-
ering bodies transparent, so Is to
render the examination Of every
portion OF the body feasible. Sci
cnce will not only be greatly benc-
fited when 1t is able to note the
operations Of the internal functions.
but just imagine the JOY that this
thing will carry to the world of
lovers When Angelina says, ooh
George Augustus, you could see
my poor heart aud know how truly
n beats for vou," G.. \. could ut
once subject her to the Polyscope
test, and if he failed to find his
name craven on the cardiac appa-
ratus, even as Calais was written
on the heart of Queen Mary, he
could set her down tor fraud and
Airt. We hall the Polyscope. -
TEX.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
gle,gare Of TIE dirat Glass.

[Wrdca Tor the o.ceola 1imosI
The night was dark. The wild
wind howled round the chimney
tops, and the rain fell in torrents.
The murky clouds seemed to lower,
while the hoarso thunder pcalej us
though 1t hal becu reused in anger
against the world. 1t was during
the general feeling o. gloom which
peryadcs one unconseiously at suel
times, that | was reused from my
halt-iorgetful state, by the Sudden
and violent ringing Of my office
door bell, and summons to come
Immediately, Doctor, please, to-.
The town was hushed IN the silence
of midnight, and the gloom and
desola,iOn atound made me feel
that there ere some faint rcsom-
blanccs between the changing Gle
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
Symptoms Of o Diseased Liver.

DAN in the right side, under the
! cdgc Of the ribs, iucrcaccs on pres
surc; sometimes The pain is in the lcft
side: the patient IS rarely able t. lie
ON the lcft side; sometimes the pain
i5 felt under the shoulder bli9t, and
II frequently cXtcnds 20 the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mis'al On
for rh-uaatism in The arm. Thc s-9nl-
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and sicknc5; tho bowels in ccncrel
ace coNivc. sometimes alternative w:.h
lax; tn, head Is tYouhlad wi.h PAIN,
accompanied VI th q dull, kcavy ccr-
sft;on in thc back pert. There IS g1n-
cr1Iy Considerable loss of lr-uo~v.
accompanied with painful naa,ion
Of having left ug done soincth.nr which
ought to have been done. A siigl,l.
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of wa.lrinois
, and debility; ha IS easily startled. his
feet are cold OF burning, ana h. corr!
plains ut Il prichy sen-.t;on Cg tls
skin; his spirits arc low; and although
Re Is satisfied that exercise would bc
beneficial to him, yet he can s1ac,tly
sIrimol up fIrtuds tnougl O. ~ i.
IN aot. l. d1'.n,3 cvc.y mt1y.
Several or tie above symptoms attend
the G.-cl5c, hHt cases i. We O-c4r-l
where f,w cf .lcn cyL.cd. y.rcsain-
inat!on Of tie body alcr death. has
shown thc LIgLG d have been c:.l.H-
siycly dcrangcd.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

a tramp was in town the other
day looking about as thin as a blot.
ting paper. In reply to the remark
that he "looiied as though he had
been sick" replied: "Yas, Mister,
! bin Gaun in Arlansaw, and had
the ager ollie bad its got me dauwn
so awful tim that when | have a
pain, | can't tell whether its the
collie or bacK-ache. .--IIillshorO Dem.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

Selling kisses TO swell the Irish
reliet fund threatens to be Inaugu-
rated by the girls HIM if com
plmentary tickets are issued to Cd
itors, we favor the plan.- tx.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

Mn. -, THoRYToN, Coua'y Clerk
of Cross county, died short time
since, aud his Office is being tempo.
rauly filed by the editur Of the
Wlttoburg chronicle, Nj Louin
Chappolle.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The qui kc-t way to reach the people, and 10
enlist the press in yonr cause is TO announce
yocfsrlscs through the local papers. For this
purpose, the columns Of the lsIEs are open TO
he various cludidat 5, State, Congressional,
Judicial c un y and TOA nslip at the follow
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10


THE Wittsburg Chronicle Of the
2nd. inst. says:
ave learn from the Osceola Times
that there is probability of II. NJ.
McN Neigh being a candidate for rep
resentative from Mississippi county,
We love to see cur sister counties
prosperous; and, above all things,
we would like to see once again a
legislature that would be an honor
and not a disgrace to our state. For
the past few years we have, in real
ity, had no legislature. We admit
that some OF our senators aad rep
resentatives were good, true and
trusty men, but their hands were
tied, and they could do nothing.
Any act or law that would benefit
Mississippi county would be Of like
benefit TO Cross and Crttendcu
counties. Our heart Is large enough
to welcome good men from any
portion of the state; their good is
our good and we do hope that the
sensible people of Mississippi coun-
ty will elect Mr.. McNeigh to repre-
sent thom. Our only fear Is that
we shall not have SO good repre-.
sentative"
The above deserved tribute to
our fellow townsman, is a gratifying
evidence of the confidence and re-
spcct with which Capt. McNeigh is
regarded outside Of his own county.
The people Of Cross and the other
counties, which in the days OF re-
construction, formed n representa-.
tive district at large, and which he
had tho honor Of representing in
1878, have not forgotten the ser
vices rendered them at that time.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
CHURCH SERVICES

Every Sabbath, at the second baptist Chuch,
st II O'Clock. n. mr. . and ~ p M
u J. rREWlTT, Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
For STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to ann ounce JOHN II
pEIN ER as a candidate for slate Ser atOr. at the
ensuing November election, 10 represent thc
Senatorial District composed Of Mississippi 4,
Poiuseit and Jackson counties.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

One dollar per square Of one inch running
measure, or space oI ten lines OF this type, for
nrst insertion, aud seventy live cents Tor each
subseqJ Jent insertion.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

QUITE a number Of our citizens
went down to the Bluff city, the
early part Of the week, to witness
the dedication Of the new Masonic
Temple, which has jast been com
pletcd, and the cXcmplIfcation OF
the work in the several degrees.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

A lengthy communication from .
friend IN Little Rock, who IS cyI-
dently worried on account of our
stand in favor Of tie Fishback
amendment, will receive attention
in oar next issue.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized 10 announce J W House,
Of somcy, White County, as u candidate ior
Congress, To represcnt This, the first, distri g.,
subject 10 the action OF the Congressional Con-
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
The OSCEOLA TIMES.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. In ADVANCED
For a Term OF One year ar................$l 90
e. =. SIS Months. ............. .
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
FOR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES

IN LOCAL COLUMN
First Insertion per line ..-...,..... ~ cents.
Each subsequent insertion. .............lO
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10
hNNOUN
FOR GOVERNOR.

We are authorized TO announce J v SMITHEE
as a candidate for Governor at the ensuing
November election, sdhj ct 10 the action OF The
democratic state Convention to be held on the
2nl day Of June IssD