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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-12

PersondL.-Mr. John A. James has
spent a few days in town among his
many friends. He is doing a good
business in Texas.
DIR. Aiken Cecil died last Thursday
in Donaldsonville, La, Of Yellow
Fever. He was son of Giles Cecil
late of JonesborO', Tenn.
Mr.. G. G. Hickman, after a two
months illness, is on the street again.
Col. Payne and Capt. w. F. Will
liams and DR.. E. Hoffman, after long
illness, are again in the sun.
Mr.. A. WaddelI is in town and IL
lumined this Office this A. NJ. with a
configuration of his mouth which
looked like the letter r. He has done
fine service for Richmond. for his pa
per, the Lynchburg News, has a very
large list of subscribers in this Distr i C
and it has been a splendid spoke in
the party wheel. Gentlemen it is your
duty to subscribe for his paper. 1t is
a good one,
Not the Old Reliable. But call on
D, e.
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Ladies kid gloves, and new styles
dress goods received this morning at
Andes & Co. tt.
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PARTIES due this Office for Suhscrip-
ton, Advertising or JOb Work, are
again requested to pay up. We must
have money.
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Clear the Track and let
THEM COME

Another large consignment OF those
CELEBRATED. CLOCKS, bought tor
cash direct from the manufacturer
Sold at manufacturers prices, retail
and wholesale.
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Births.

BRYSON-Iu Bristol, on Friday
the Sth inst, the wife OF Mr.. q. a.
Bryson, Of p son,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-12

Call quickly at Thurman's immense
clothing store if you want goods at 20
per cent. below cost,
Nov, 5. i7S-tf,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-12

Not the Old Reliable. But call on
the Live Butcher, J. H. Marsh, for
your nice beef, sausage and fresh Pork
nov lo-lt
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Our Agents

Our Agents
The following gentlemen will act as
our Agents, and are authorized to pro,
cure and receipt for subscriptions and
other business in our name.
Tazewell &. II. Va, II. c. Anderson.
Lebanon, Va, Capt. J. w. Nc
Broom.
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PTCKEN'S

Information for the People,
Bristol, Tenn. and Abingdon, Va
sept 25. lST7-tf.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

AAhlNAL AMI DLA an ANs~8
Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio T. L.
Washington Time.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Bristol, -
Arrive at Bristol. II -
Leave Lynchburg, %
Arrive al Lynchburg,
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leaves Bristol at 6 10 A. n. q 300 P. n
Passing Abingdon z II A. NJ u Pm
arrive at Bristol 25 A. n. q ~ r
Pass Abingdon 8 % A. N. % P Ne
E. TENN. VIRGINIA & GA. Z. Z.
Gaoxuitle Time.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Bristol At "a V NJ
Passing Knoxville n
Arrive I'm Chattanooga ~
Leave Chattanooga % n
Passing Knoxville at ~ A.
Arrive ia Bristol at ~ n -
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Lseve Bristol a. 800 A. y, and 50 P.
Arrive at Bristol 20 A. m. 40 P
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sept 8, 1S78-3m
Result of II Generous COntri-
button.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Mss, !
Sept, 10th, 1873.
.lEcssrs. LanGy1tnl &, Litchfeld,
abingdon. Virginia.,
GENTLEMEN

GENTLEMEN:
Please accept our thanks for your case Of
Seven Spring 'lron and Alum Mass, re-
ceived some days age. Quite q number of
our citizens are using it with good results.
Respectfullv,
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Gre6g's majority over Miller, 81
-BRIsToL COURIER.
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NEW Adv E'ET7SEdEi1 az.
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Change of Business.

Nov 5. 1S7S-ch-tf.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Important Ruling.

The Little Rock Star says: "As
there is II question as to the r'sh,
of planters WHO desire 10 supply
their employees with manufactured
tobacco Tor their own personal use
and accommodation, we have taken
pains, IN Tie interest Of our read
era, through the internal revenue
oilicc OF tins place, to get II decision
direct hom the commissioner upon
this matter specifically. The d.ci-
sion obtained by us Is as follows;
az farmer or planter Who simply
supplies his employees with wha,
manufactured tobacco they need
Tor their own personal use aud for
their special accommodation, and
not with view TO gain profit to
himself, is not regarded rs engaged
IN the business ol selling manuisc-
,nred tobacco, aud would not have
TO pay special tax tor thus supply.
Ing his hired laborers with tobacco.
Yours respectfully,
G.. B. BArX, COMMISSIONER.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Rufus Gates Released.

The case Of Rufus Gates, on the
double charge OF larceny and recciv-
ing of stolen goods, came up for
hearing last Tuesday, before Squire
T.. A. Garlick. Que William Po-
4cy, an accomplice in the robbery,
Who had turned states evidence in
the examination of Tidwcll, who
was comn.,ttcd, aud Tom Anderson
who was acquitted, was also, in
this ease, the main witness, par
tally ard circumstan:ially cprrob
grated in his statements, by Mr. J.
J. Carr, J. ID. Sellers and others
proving indirectly. il Tot directly,
the guilt Of the accused. The able
line OF argument in the conduct Of
the ease, by the dc!endant's coun
sci, Messrs. McVeigh 4 Semmes.
were made 10 turn on such nice
disci mihaiion Of stcchn.cal poiEts
OF law, such as examining or pri.
mary courts are generally supposed
To leave to the decision of the high.
or courts, that the vast assembly VI
interested citizens who had gath.
cred in the court room To witness
the trial, was reused to pitch o!
excitement aud indignation. such
as has never been witnessed IN our
rommunl'y, when decision OF
'nut guilty" was announced, and
the prisoner released. That the
citizens should experience feeling
oi regret AT tho faiinrc On the pant
OF the prosecution, to commit
Rufus Gates, who is an xvawed
criminal of tho iccpcst dyc--who is
known as a thief, robbcr and Wur-
dcrcr, is quite natural; bu, on the
other hand, wlcn we consider tho
many loopholes aislrlbated through
ou: our statute books. which are as
numerous rs are the Office seekers,
wc cease to wonder Why 1t is tina,
tho average judge OF Law ta'ls to
grasp them all and sometimes rem
der decisions adverse ~ the act.
tied convictions OF the populacc.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Warning Order.

In the .irouii Court " Mississippi county, In
equ.tv.
hi Diamond and Virginia DisInond his wife, OF
Lee county, Arkansas, ss. TinitDJ j sexton
=. the sdminlstrator ~ the e-,ste u La~repco
speck dccea'ed, Mrs. c-rciin. ssar"p wife
Sexton ia right Of hts said wiIe; Msrshal
si.ck. sh-ihy -pcck, Mary Ann speck. R-ns
Si'-ck. minor about fifteen years fagc, AID
shs nntnown heirs ~ lsw Of the late Michel
Refs. dsceasrd, and Policy Jones, late Pellry
spsck. widow of rad Eeis, deceased
The ahov- named def udan,s, viz the m
kno~n heirs at izu @; the late chari kris {,
d-c.asrd. are warned to sppsnr in this c"uri
within thiriy days aud answer the coinplzint -
III p,aini'f., Eli DiarDnd and vlrg Dis-
me1d hi. wiif, or the complaint VIA n, taken
f'i colicsstd ~ 10 i.aen.
J. X. y EALE, Clerk.
By Hugh Il. No .ish, II. c.
o. y LiLES, solicitor for PLAINTIFF. sj-tt
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square ( Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs.

word In ihsir f.Nrr. read
rroHi the tfigin. III Reiornirr.
ave ha,e 10 sur own b.a>e me O. the plGnos
sdvert, s-d by is.Hiri : Brsi J u, smother cal
un.n, add do not hcri's;e t. recommend IL frnEi
cur knopledgs ~ its qualify Ar Besity has
dealt very hInors5l, by US
II. y. heIyw.ck, VI Eonspsrt:, I.ws, a,s:
"Orssn came 10 hand sll ssfc. and after on.
hour's trial send YOU the cash 1t m"re thsn
meets nv ex,.cct.iivLs The tone - vyc~rdiug.
" hu- and mei"dinu-, and the ease IL stylish s4d
beautifully hnish"d -
From J l.. E,-rct. -, Ca,Asr Hsiisnsi sroad.
way iIauk. New York
Organ No. Coz received. ~! lam fully salts
ysi With the instrument lfrintt without Iur-
tn.r delay have not thought u nrc-r'siy 10 osll
experts to test 1t. All my family are delegated -
livery instrument fuily wsrrsatc'i Tor six years
~ siric, nrst class In every respect. aud ~ a
guarantee II good f.Ih they are shipped m from
5toi,diys test trial. money refunded and frs .hi
chang, paid both Ways by MT II the, ar. ia any
torn mi.r,'Ir.sented or prove msstnfaetory
NoihIug fsirer thAu this can he otrreif
AGENTS ~ANItD. Tut where | have none
tarsr discounts made 10 introduce in new loo ali
ti,s send Tor Illustrated ADV EEIisER tCa,s-
ioyus Edition.. with Testimonials from, disiiu-
gu,-bcd persons. some OF whom YOU may know.
before huy ing rlrswhrrs Addr.ss, DANIEL =.
BEATTY, Wa,hin:lon. New Jersc'
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
ANNOUNc E.a.:Nr..

We are authorized to announce
Col. poiudex,cr Dunn. of Forrest
City. as u candidate for congress.
w represent the Fis, Congre,sion-
al district Of Arkansas. subject to
the ac,ien OF the Firsi Congression.
al convention.
We are authorized 20 announce
Hon. j. W. House, nf Searcy, rs a
candidate for cot grcss, 10 repre-
scni The First Congressional do
trict of Arkansas snhjeci to the
action of the First Congressional
convention.
We are authorized TO announce
Mr.. J. c. Brookfcld, oi Cross
couriy, as n candidate for Circuit
Judge, tor the Frs, Judicial district,
subject 10 the action vi the con
yCu..uu.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

TnE Bcnionvillc Advance, in
supplement form, strongly xdvo.
Gates and demands the recognition
oi the great northwest OF Arkansas
in the politics Of the state, and IN
equal. or, prora,a division Of the
chicken pio' in the next scramble
for Office. Correct; let equal re-
presentation Tor all sections be the
watch.word; p,oridcd, always, that
the claimants are backed BY worth
and merit.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

Is our list of announcements,
will be found the name Of Mr.. J. &.
Drookfeld, OF Cross county, AS u
candidate for nomination tor the
.judgeship of the First judicial cir.
cnit. Mr. Brookiield is an old cili.
zen OF the state, and has been prac
,ising law for II quarter of cen
tury, aud if nominated, will. no
doubt, ill evory requirement oi
the position OF circuit judge.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

a PLAN Is op foot, backed hy 4
bill before congrcss. TO gobble MP
the Hot Springs reservation. !, is
scD,cme halrhed NJ by Senator
Dorsey, 4. $. Postmaster Oliver
and u. s. Reycnuc Collector Ed.
Wheeler, agd meaas speculation
aud jobbery. II should, by all
sseans be nipped jq lbe bud, and
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Notice.
Ts whom II may concern

Ts whsm II may concern.
fou will tgk~ nofice that ] VIII at thf a ,,r!l
tcr,ii. las. u the Mississippi county court pre-
scut u petition Tor the purpose al having ruad
located Ia Canadian township, IN raid county
comm. nc ny at the west end of the line div ding
the nor.h and the south halves Of section ~. IN
township Is, range H. east, wh,r3 point touch--
the county road, aud runs on said linr -sstw ard
through sections 10 aud II. to the bank of the
M.,sis.ipl river, from thchrc down the ri,'r
to " ri .u's Point A. which time You ran ap-
pear snd intcrpuse srch obttcti,nr rs you MA!
see proper u MtsUBANE
March 10 ISIS IL
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
CiifioEi's Echriiuxs, or
Fever ana ASUc Cure.-This

preparation Is obtained by newly
discovered process, and contains
all he active medicinal principles
al Fact India Circhons bark grown
on ,hs aeiigherry ni.is. from which
all the irritant properties have
been ciiminstrd. 1t Is natu~cs s
own remedy for all diseases arising
FROM Malarial poison. Palatabie,
powerful, nntiperiodic md tonic, il
never fails 10 cure fever xpd ague,
dumb chil!s, eonges,ive chills. bill.
inns fever. periodical renrsig,a,
aud all d'searcs OF Malarial origin.
j. G, Richardson. proprietor, st.
Louis. For saIs by all druggists.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

GREEN county boasts Of crazy
young man who bids fair 10 sur
pass the father of his country ~
the use Of the ha,chct, he has al.
ready succeeded in killing two ill.,
lie girls, aud j. still at large seek
sng whom he may slay with his
little tomahawk. So says the
Jonesboro Times.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

THE governor CT Louisiana is in
favo- OF licensing gambling houses.
lie has presented bill to that eff
feet to the Legislature. Ills idea is,
that games OF chance ought no, TO
he forbidden, bat that cheating
oegh; 10 be guarded against by
close oficial inspection aud severe
penalties.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Warning Order.

In Circuit Court ot Cri,tenden county. IN
equity;
W u I.mpkln estates, PLAINTIFF.
A. N. Clcnments I'd Topp. Lizzie Neklslri /.
vile OF l.. % Mckisick. Florence PAIRING
ton. wife Of John harrington. knma Iopp,
Alicc Massey. Elanch Brooks, wife ofH "
Jr d. PENDANTS
The above nsmed de'.p.lants, except Glenn
m~nts. ARE warned IL appear Ia this court
within twenty days. and ans~cr the complaint
of the plaiatin". .
3-lS-& JOHN SWEP>TON, Cl,rk.
Ny h. r. e. Sw.pston, u, {.
O. 4. LYLEs, Solicitor f,r plain,in..
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

CuANcELLog j. Il. EAKis having
announced his desire to retire
from, aud dcciiaed II re election
10 tae Office of chancellor Of state,
and having bceD solicited to be.
come candidate for Supreme
judge. is Out il circular lu..rr Dc.
claring his Willingness 10 serve ibe
people if elected.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

Tus Fronch traveller and mis-
siorary, Abbc Dcbcs, is about to
undertake journey across AFRICA
from Zanzil,ar, via Tie Congo, and
grant oi 100000 francs has been
made by the French chamber III
AID of the undertaking.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

FRANK McRliMER WAS sent up
from Green county, tor an assault
to kill, twenty'onc years, and scv
en- years for larceny. lie made
mn engagement with Zcb Ward for
board, Tor twcniy-cight years.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Warning Order.

In Circuit Court, Cri trht-n county.
Joha 4. Clarke, ptaistin, against Fannie Is
Clarke, defsnuapi;
The def ndant. finni~ II. Clarke, Is warned
to aprcar In his cruit, within thirt, q ~, as'i
an.wvr the complaint oi the plainiin, In n biil
isr divore~. JOAN ~ EP Ton, clerk.
;-2S-N by u 2. 4. swcp-va, 10
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

CAPT. JAMES y. EAps cor'cm.
plates a permancnt channel depth
between Cairo aud New Orleans OF
twenty Ieci III Nv water, sufficient
TO 1oa, the largest vessels navicnt-
ing the river al all sea.ons Of the
year.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Notice.,

Notice IL hereby gwen. warning al p.rrnRs
not to hay or trade tor . crrtaih rr"inisory uott
given b, thr urdcr-iEnri IN favor ~ Mrs.. )
y Moor for the am VI about s.sss ,,ist. 4 iS75
as We hold a legal aad jn,i onset ss.in', th"
same
GEORGIA VI ERWIN,
III b. j. NCGAkUtk
Ry Bi,.rk wood 1 Mst1rs, Attorneys
OssselA, Ark frb. ., ls.s. 1-9ii
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Warning Order.

IN Critt~ndsn Circuit Csurt
Charles Morris and Mississippi Norris 4,
piAiniiGs. against:
William Harden Batsmzn and o. r. Lyi les, de,
f~n,ienis
The defendants, william Harden Eaicinan
and q. p. Iyies are warned to appear in this
court. within thirty day.. asst answer the com
piaint OF th~ plaintiffs, Charles = Morris and
JOHN swEpeToS, CLERK.
March. 1873 81
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

THE court house at Joncsboro.
Craghead county, was destroyed
10y fire on the morning ol the 18Th
INST. Nothing was saved except
the tax book which was in the
hands oi the collector. The IRE
was the work Of an inccndiary.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

TuE president says il he were 10
marry again he would select the
same lady, but i, wouli be an IN
suit 10 The honesty Of Mrs. Hayes
TO presume that Lc wculd lie ac-
ccrted.-[Oi' City Derrick.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Redemption OF Lands.

Notice is hci-ty given thar John " Will
hansen ha. this Hay redeemed tho sc y and ~
which was sold for tsxcs June II. 1917. and
then bought by A L. tis-ell' -aid William son
having paid into the county treasury the
amount oi tSNc-, penalty interest and cost. viz
Ns5 70 Cl23j j. h. Z HALE. Clerk
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
r.

Miss Mary HAMPTON, u teacher
In tie public schools OF Memphis,
has been found guilty Of forgery
In several snms ascrcgaung Ia
5000, and IS now under arrest.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

A PORTION OF the Peabody hotel
AT Memphis, Team, was destroyed
hy fire last Monday. Damages co
iimatcd at from s2r, GOO tn s25, 900,
Fully insured.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Redemption Of Lands.

Notice is hereby given ihst Riley San lers
has r, deslned the sw al the n" =, and the ~
Of the NC y OF section -. township II. iangc
>, east, sold Tor ,fxrs iure D., ls.s ahd then
purchased by John y llil, by pa,ing into tn,
conhty treasury the Inn Of Saic, tl.v amount
ui tsx.s. penalty, iut, rest aud coats.
JkP HALE, Clerk
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
CALL
For 4 Democratic Mass.
Meeting.

/, beng of the utmost impor.
tance that the Democratic party oi
Mississippi County sholld he NO
organized rs to be IN condition at
"a moments notice, 10 rally against
tie assaults of it's encmlrs, u Mas,
meeting of the voters oi The roun.
Is is called 10 convene ut the Cour,
House, in Osceola, on Tuesday,
April The 2hd.. tor the purpose OF
appointing County Executive
Commitice.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
----s s--e---

TnE banking firm o. Sunp;er &
Lotta Hot Springs, has busted or
rs tAcy express il in the omlnous
words posted on the door OF the
bank: "Gone into Liquidation"
Liquids plays smash with many =
in&..
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

lIoT SPRINGS was again visited
by the fire fend on The 10Th, which
destroyed four buildings. Loss cs.
iima,ed al 81 ,000; no insurance.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

Fos thousands OF years philosV'
piers have stood at the corners Of
the streets uiicring words Of wis
dom; but all the time fools have
governed the worlI.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Redemption Of Lands.

No'ice 10 hereby given thai Eiisy Sanders lis.
rcdcrines th~ . \ Of the nv = ~ src,on :.
tow rship II, rzngr >, eat; 80 d for taxes June
~, ls1'. and th.n bo"ght b, J"hn t1scii.
by ia,i1g into the couniy treasury the rum at
~ 3, the AlIsunt 81 taxes. penalty. interest and
coats J.k T. II ,lE, Llvi.,
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
For Sale.

.ituA c,i in Misss,ii,pi county. containing S,0oO
acres -, land all soN- ov~rnw tor trrms
snd drscr ipiioa spply at this Once l2sf
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

SIfOEr HAND WRIT i.G taught thoroughly
yspdiy and ,usc scrv.iu |, il NAL on very md
r,a terms We guarantee To- every ,iud'nt =
speed Of ore hundred aud nny ~ors per min
u,e by our ln-,hod of instruction this art
NAV be learned without difcuity. livery per-
on net seen the ages ~ twelve aud ATTY le.r.,
every D,ctor, Lawyer. Mcr hani nIsnt. .
tis,k, Nrcharic. Fsrn,.r, aud Lady, -hou,d
s.nd for citcUis ~ to the ~ I'.ui- Phonetic in-
stiiute, lie North Third street, St. Louis.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
~ MONEY ~

Can be ssyed ifyou ui-h to purchas. Piano or
ID gan by buying direct at me, and besides on
ar, sur, OF getting the genuine Beatty Piano sId
Organ. tbe sasrirrt toned and mo., pei iett ever
aia,ie. ltals OF trial have established them the
mere lrmiy IN popular favor. and The universal
,rrdict now ", that there are none better manu-
lsotured ia the vorid- sent Ola from i've 10 III
teen cays' test trial GHd fulis warranted Tor six
Y, arr ~ ar>t-cias, In .sery respect. Money re-
funded ah,! ifrisht paio both ways by mo ii nn-
l'aity' slliuStra.rd ADV kRil>tn
Catalogue Edition, fr-e Addr,s. DANIkL
Beatty. Y s-:'n.;cr. Ncs J.rses
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

lis advocates reQrested TO sep
down and out.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

mS70t7ls not easily earned in ihes. times.
D. but 4 can he made Ia three
V1 months by any cue OF either sex.
in any rait .i the country who Is
-iiliug to wok steadily at the in,,isymcnt that
We fdrnish. tOS per week in your own IOWA
You need not be- away from home over ui,ht.
You, csn give your whole time to The work, or
only your spare moments. Wv have SCENTS
who are ling oyci ssi per day. All who sl-
rsgp at once ran make money fast Al tie
present time mpu-y cannot be made 90 easi,y
aud rapidly ri suy other bHsiness. II costa
notLinc to try the business. Terms snd o. out
ft free AdIre,, at once, II dAIL,Tr 4 co
Portland, Maine. iV--Jiy
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

A book centsinins n list OF town. In the 4. =.
having S S.ocJ pop aud TIA. newspapers having
largest cir,ulation. All the lisinus. AgricuI-
tIrai scientific. and other ~. cia elias, Journals.
Tables of rates, showing cost Of Sds.rtising xgd
eyrrythiu. which All sivcriis.r would like TO
know Mailed on receipt oil ten cents Address
ckO y, how'll & 60 10 Spruce St. X. I.
(cpps.itc Tribune building.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23

Oh Mixed Cards. with nsu,., 10 Gle. ssmrles
w for Get. slsmp. J. hlNhLEK & 90. Sss.
sas, ny
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-17
GAIL FOR 4 NATIONAL CON
TENTION.

The un lersigned, believing the
present financial policy OF those in
control OF the Federal Government is
destructive to the best interests of
the people, and that if continued. will
bring general rule and unprecedented
suffering upon the industrial classes !:
and also believing that thorough
organization and unity of action may
induce those in power 20 take such
steps as will avert such calamitous
results. call upon those. regardless OF
past political utilization. who viii
unite for independent action.to select
one delegate in each congressional
district. and afterwards. by proper
authority. two delegates for each
state n large. 10 meet in National
Convention. in the city of Toledo. o..
on the LII day of February. ls7s.
there to take such action as wisdom
may dictate.
AEKASsas.-Chas. F.. Cunningham
Edward y. Boyd. John II. Cherry,
Little Rock.
CoNSEeTTCrT--Alex. Troup. New
Haven.
| CoLoEADo.-A. J. Chittcnden. G.
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-17

The CINCINNATI, Enquirer has this
to say Of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury: .sOur Washington correspondent
says that General Ewing will offer a
resolution to investigate the proceed
ings eff the syndicate, and that John
Sherman will be called as a witness.
With his vast authority and his vast
unscrupulousness he is the most dan
gerous man in the country to-day.
He is scattering abroad more anguish
than any other man. He eis sowing
bankruptcy. He is spreading ruin.
He is breeding starvation. He is be-
getting want. He is pitiless and un-
principled. Ten thousand bankrupt
cies this year, and the sunutterable
agony that they carry into many
thousands of hearts and homes are
among his trophies. It would be a
great advantage to the American peo-
pie if he could be investigated and
disgraced.
The Socialistic Labor Party. This
is the new name given the Working
mems Party Of the United State, by
the congress assembled at Newark, n.
J.. The platform adopted does
not differ much from that of last
year. 1t was resolved to establish
English, German, French, and Bohe-
mian party organs. The English pa
per will be published at Cincinnati.
with Mr.. John Mcintosh, of Roches'
ter. n. Y, as editor, at a salary OF
not more than $40 week. The seat
of the Executive Committee was
transferred from Chicago to Cincin.
natti, and Mr.. Phillip Van Patten was
reelected Corresponding Secretary
at salary of $40 per week. The
Financial Secretary was given 50
week salary. A plan of organization
was adopted and it was resolved te
organize female sections. Several
persons were expelled from the party
for treachery. Claims that the party
was 10000 strong were made. The
New York Times spoke thus of the
congress-: ''The majority of the dele
gates, although ordinary in appear
ance, were men of intelligence, ant
of no mean ability as speakers.