The Osceola times., 1877-08-18
EDITORIAL NOTES.

bolls Of cotton 10 The stalk.
RgMrNBER the election for a
school trustee. one for each district.
takes place to day. Re at the polls
and vote.
= The Augusta bulletin makcs
mention o! the marriage ofa Mr..
Long to n Mi $ Wire. Confined
they are long wire.
Two NraRoKs robbed country
man in Hot Springs in broad day
light, and "got away" with biz
pocket book, containing sl65.
LirrLE~ Lock is infested with
chicken and clothes thieves, of an
inicriort,pc, as tho police succeed
in caleling them.
TuE Mariana hdr1 OF May 9TH,
reached us Yesterday. The news
it contained was rather aged. Send
MS something fresh, Bro. Prowcu.
The New York Journal OF Com
mercc estimates the cost of The five
days strike to be twcntysix million
two hundred and fifty thousond dol.
lars. Employees as well as the en-
ployej should think OF thus.
In Rome. Georgia, the other day,
seven brothers, named Hill, were
indicted for coaniericitng. Rome
Sat on her seven Hills as usual.
AMIN ADAMS, tho founder of the
extensive express business winch
bears his name, is lying dangerous
" i'll at Watertown. Mass.
WoMEN," remarked the contcm.
plative man, "are as deep as the
blue waters Of yonder bay" " Ay,
SIR" rejolned the disap2 pointed man,
ana as full OF craft.
Young JOSEF b is IN Old Indian,
full Of tricks aud lodges, and when
he says bo bankers for scalps, some
body has got TO lose his top-knot.
As indicated about this time last
year, those of our friends who have
been bringing us that wood for three
years. can now complete the job and
fulfill the old promise, that is, II
they have nothing else in The world
10 do.
We see a sample of growing to-
bacco, on Carson's Lake, in the
shape of quite u patch, which clear
" indicates to our mind, that there
bs money IN this staple, If our peo-
pile would only turn their attention
more generally to its cultivation.
THE great gold excitement AT
Searcy, like the railroad strike, is
about over. The depth at which
gold, in paying quantities, was ex-
pected TO be found, has been reach
ed, and still the bonanza is out Of
sight.
". IL. VANDERBILT, son and sue
cessor of Commodore Vanderbilt,
as president of the lines Of railroad
Of that name, has recently dlstribu-
cd the snug little sum of 100000
among the employees of his roads
who refused 10 JOIN in the late
strike.
HAYES Indian policy, is afrording
Young Joseph, tho Chief Of the
"Bored Noses" all the sport that
an aspiring heart could desire
When he "gcts away" with all the
bows in blue, it is expected that
the late sstrikers will be ordered
out in small detachments TO graft
fy Joscph's insatiste thirst fo'
scalps, and at the same time settle
,hc question OF Capital, VS.. Labor
"Thc lase strikers made very
crcat mistake, when they iounC
they c,uld not live at the wages
maid them, in not coming to ir
kausas and taking up their abode
on farms instead OF endeavorIng
by riotous proceedings, to force tb'
corporations TO pay them living
wages. There Is plenty Of gooC
land unemployed IN our state to b'
had cheap, and hcr citizens extend
"A hearty welcome TO any and al
good people, no matter iron
whence they come nor what may
have been their previous condition.
-[Jonesboro Time.
Go slow brother Cobb: fo,
must remember that the striker
struck because they did not reeeiv.
wages sufficient to support them
consequently couldn't buy lands
even of chromos were oacrred IA
an inducemcnt to purchasers ans
furthermore, three ionr,hs OF thu
Strikers are men who have no mor'
idea of farming and farm work
,hnn iLe farmers. as q class, have o