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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
nounces d recent performance III Faust, ny
the Mapleson company to be perfection IL

nounoes recent performance " Faust, ny
the MapleEon company to be peffeotloh "
SELF
Adelaide Nelson intends 70 visit Australia
next spring, and she has Just engaged " Ply
fnr four weeks Mt BaldWlns nea.is. o Nv
Francisco, for ECO per cent OF the gross re-
ceipta. with guarantee that she shall not 80
celve less than $500 on any one n'ght.
"Speaklng Of Mlaa Florence Copleaton. the
planst. who made her debut III The llfst CON
cert of tho Now York philharmonic C'uo, the
Tribune critic says. She mas MI exeellent
teehniouo. a full, powerful tone. and through
n1I har work Hhe gives evidence of refined
taste and intelligence"
BrtgnoI Ia quoted ma saying "Ten years
apo could not seeing, Tho critic he sny 40,
and 10 critic Is right. | was much aspirate,
haIt now travel all w day. got no sleep n
night, and sing one hour and ! don't feel It,
love ~ Engleestl song. | sing him better
WITH before ! could sing zo Engoesh song oil
10 night.
Nine Gelster will be unable to fullfll her
American engagements this season. She has
resolved To retire from tho stage until next
April. IN no case coming 10 America. Mf
Mnplcson has therefore secured tho services
fur three nights n week. until tho close ~ the
American season. of Mile. Marie Marimnn,
and the lady will arrived IN this country ~ q
few days
II In said that San Francisco managers
procured copies Of "Crutch and Foothlpick.
".rhe Girls" Forget Me Not. and other
English plays, the right 70 produce which 70
America ID owned by Eastern managers,
from Harry jackson, formerly stage man
ager of Maguire's old opera house In Frisco.
and now In similar position at London
theatre.
william GIN, late OF tho GolvlIle company,
has organized o company entitled ellis
Pleasant Party, which inelndeR Miss Eleanor
II
l,uckminatcr and Herman Wcstiay. Frank
]. Pllling Is their business manager. and they
will open ut the Chicago Olympic this week
With Il new piece by Mr.. Gill, called "Oul
GohtIns."
Tho late report from Willcsbarrc. Pa, nm
no,IncIng scrlmmage al Tho hotel between
F.1. Bangs and Manager Mil'or. concerning
Miss Josephine Bailey. turns out to have
boon mn invention pure aud simple. Mr..
Bangs protests that u was merely frolic In
which Miss Bailey had no interest, while Mr.
Miller states that he was not ~ Wilkesbarrn
Ut the time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
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10
TIL ,C1lsII'IrS.
q singer of Tire tlsjd and told.
Theuefitual pan's pipe WINS thine.
f1fhina xunS tho HAMMER age OF gold

10 singer of Tire fiejh and fold.
sTheuefitual pan's pipe WINS thine
rhine was the happier age OF gold
Far thee the scent Of new turned mould
rho hen. hive and the murmuring pine.
Osipgnr III the field aud fold
Thon aane'st the simple fensta Of old
The beerhnn bowl made Ulnd with wine.
Thine was the happier age Of gold
.r,hou had'st tho rustietovea ID told
Thou bad 'at the tuneful reeds combine.
o singer Of the field and fold
And round thee, ever laughing rollad.
THE hlltha and blue EirIlinn brine.
Thine was the happier ago Of gold
To-day our songs ore faint and cold
Our Northern Runs too sadly shine:
ID singer of the field and fold,
Thine WINS the happier aEe W gold
--fAustin Dohaon, In Hcribner for November.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16

The foregoing statement is q true and correct
transcript from the books Of the Com pany
THOs. A. ADAMS President.
sworn to aud subscribed before me this sev.
enteenth day Of May, A. D. 1879.
ALFRED INGRAHAM Notary Public.
me Board Of Trustees this day resolved aftex
paying Ten Per Gent In cash to the stockholders.
anu anu CARRYING TO profr and loss $15,740, on ac-
epuht OF the Mechanics and Traders Bank
sloeK neld by this com pany and also furthes
dend f 81 E1hrinkage In values to declare divi.
participating prerniums payable on Mondaz
sixteenth Of June next
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
IREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS ANN NEW on
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICK EST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive ut the OaltOpt
Street Depot. on and after September ~. 1879, as
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. No. l. h:1b y. m. Egp. No. 2. TAO n. m.
Mixed No. .. TOO u. m. Mixed No. !. 1850 o. N.
Nos. and run daily. Nos. . and daily. OK
cspt Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComh City
SUNDAY EXCURSION to MoComb City
i PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING oARt
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI
COLUMBUS. o.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. md for ST. LOUIS Sleeper is at
tached ut Milan, enabling passengers. to &C
through without leaving the train. Only QNt
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES.
improved Sleeping md Reclining Chalr care
to Vicksburg daily, without change.
Tickets for sale berths secured md informa-
ton given at No. a damp street. corner Of
Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
II. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16

The Board Of Directors, ut n meeting held on
the twenty % day q Janunry 1872 after
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cont dividend to the
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER 6ENT on Tie
net earned participating premiums of the year
ending December 81. 1878. said dividend papHbls
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day Of
January. 1870.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
49,
The PureHtand Rest Medicine eyer m nd

HTThe Purest and Rest Medicine ever made
A combination Of Hops, Ruchu. Mand,al.
II ana bnndclion, with MI the best md most ~,
8ttVo properties Of NIL other tters ma h no ~ y 800.
Nest Hood Purifier, Liver Regulator anI I tx
#ann Health Restoring Agent on earth ~
no disease or Ill health can possjhly ,,n,- ,,t
#whcre Hop Bitters used 80 varied nd s.s
Ware their operations. " p'fietb :
They give new life and visor 10 the nvsd and insr
~ all whose cmploymsnts cause irret,nlaritI !, -
H.he py"eis or urinary orgnns or who r,a,uiro ~,
hppebiDr, ONO md mild Stirnulnnt Hon nittar.
mara Invaluable without Intoxicating. 80
no . matter what your feelings or sy1prto,ns ora
"a ~, s sie re-, ussase or ament Is use Hon Filters
npn Walt until yen are sick but If Won on1ysSas,
m. ~ " lulaerahle nao the Bttera OF onra X ,nav
ES'se your lto. u has saved hundreds e'
VII 20 paid for case they ViI not f,re ~
Nsl. ~ not suffer nor let your frje rIa al fla, ~.
"sa una urge them to uss Hop Bittcrs 'us
remember. Hop Eitters ano vile druooed 5,,,,,
,au VT, hua the PureHt and Best Merlir}ne ayer
,,a ~, tne .invalfd's Friend and Hone. and
Nv pe'soh VI 'hntiy should he without them,
a Get some this day. sx
'of 1ouaH cuREis the sweetest, safest and f,est
Ask Children. s
, tioF iAp for Stomach Liver and KiIpey IL ana.
" "'ati "thers Clirc5by absorption Agk drupg}st
" 4. = nm absolute and Irresistible cure far DRINK
d .i''SS' use OF opium, tohncco and narcotics:
90 y druggists. Hop Bitters Mfg CO. R9ehes,., N Y
n Send for Circular AZ
~
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
A Public Demand

Has long been made Tor an effectua'
and permanent chill remedy con.
tanning no quin'nr, arsenic or mer-
curry, aud that produces no unpleas.
An, SYMPTOMS about the head, ore
that can be taken ly the most del
lcatc stomach, and acts upor the
sccretion>; thoroughly withon,.othcr
medicine; one that strikes and
completely eradicatcs all ma,malic
poisons lurking in the system
Such II remedy has been lately
placed before the public, and l.
known as Days Ague Tonic, which
is having a wonderful run. 1t can
he taken at all times nv the most
delicate, makes permanent cures.
aud one bottle is frequently sutii
cient to cure whole family.
For sale at Jno. l.. Driver 4 Co.'S
Drug s ore.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22

--"Tcll it in Gath" Publish il
n the streets Of Osccola, and the
country round about, tor the benefit
of whom it may concern; and not.
withstanding the startling nature
of the intelligence, it is neverthe
less true, That our old friend, Char
ley Gaylord, has deserted the iank 5
of The cold stitis" and joined the
"Happy Bencdicts.' This piece ol
news to Charley friends, who had
come TO regard him us &C ntirmed
old batch, with II heart rs tough N
ii spring chicken, will be received
with some degree OF astonishmen',
and vast amount OF incredibly
But this proves the assertion hereto
fore made that "a man cannot fool
around calico, or play with girls
without losing his neart. The
heartstrings o. IA woman are always
reaching ont for something TO cling
10, and before you know 1t, you ar
of, like one legged stove nj II
street auction.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
" WHICH p

Which shall II he ? which shall IL hey
looked at John, JOIN. looked at me.
Dear patient John. who loves me yet,
As we'll as though my locks were jet
And when found that "u-t speak
NV voice seemed strangely low and weak;
"Tell me again. what Robert said -
And then listening bent my head
This is his letter.
"IwilI give
A house and la1d. white yon shah live,
II, in return, from out your seven
Ole child To me for aye il given -
l looked at Johns old garments worn,
I thought 81 all, THAI Jonn had horne
orpovrity. work. and care.
wh,ch I. though willing, c'u'' not sparc'
or seven hnngry mouths to fed,
Ofscyen little childrrn's need,
And then OF this.
Gone Iohr." saiiT,
"weIl choose anon { them as they lie.
Asleep. 50 walking band In hnnd,
Dear john and I. surveyed our band.
First To The cradle. lightly stepped,
Where Lillian. the baby slept;
Her damp curls lay like gold alight,
A gl,ry gri It The pillow white.
softiy the father stopped to- lay.
EIs rough hand down, in lovingway,
When dream or whi-p-I made her stir.
And hn-tiiy he said, a" Not b-r--not her.!
We stepped beside the uundlc bed.
And one long ray Of lamp light shed,
Athwart the b"yIsh faces there
In sleep - pitiIul, and iair;
| saw on James ron-h red check,
A tear uudred. Ere John could speak
"I,'- but baby too -a'i /.
Ani kissed him ~ we bu ricd by.
Pale, patient Goboy'- angel face
still la his s'., y. bore ',ii,ring's ir7ce,
''No-ior a ihousand crowns, moi him.
lie whispered. while our eyes were dim.
Poor Dic, sad Dick! our hayward sou.
Turbulent. reckless-idle one
Could he he spared, Nay, lie who gave,
Bids u befrirnd him to the grave;
only "A mothers heart can be
Patient enough. for such ~ he;
And so" said joan, II would not dare
To send him from her bcd-side prayer"
Then ;pic We .oitlv up above.
And kuclt by Marv, chi'd oi love-
Perhaps for her, 'iwou,d better be-
! said To J,aiu Quite siienuy
he Lifted upa cu,l that lay
Across h.r cbeek. in wilful way,
And 81 oog his heac-''Nay. love, not thee ?
The whilc, my heart beat andib'y.
Ouly one morr, our eldest lad
Tru,iy Pnd irr,hiul. good and glad 20
30 like father, NO, 'ohn, No
can not, Will not let MN go
Aud 80 We wrote, in courteous way.
We c"r'd NOT give our child away,
A ii a'trVard, oil lighter seemed,
1hinI uu- ol tha, ~ which we dreamed,
Happv, utuh, tina, not ONE face
We m Ssad from its accrs, omcd place;
Thank ,uI 10 work for all the seven,
Trustih2 then, TO One in ileaver!
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
Cupids's Capture.

Col. Parneli's residence was
throngcd with m eager and expect
ant company of invited friends and
guests .ast Thursday evening to
witness the social event of the sea
son, the nuptial ceremonies which
made Mr.. Charles II. Gaylord and
Miss Clara Miller twain, one flesh.
This affair has been the subject of
doubtful anticipation since the
friends of Mr.. Gaylord had been
led to believe that his heart was
'mpervious to Cupids's shafts, and
that he was doomed 10 end his days
in single cussedness. At exactly
~ o'clock. the guests having all ar
rived, and everything being in read
mess, the bridal couple, unattended,
entered the parlor, and the marriage
ceremony proceeded with, and they
were solemnly pronounced man
and wife; after which congratula-
,ons of friends followed, and
hearty good wishes, success and
happiness on their journey through
liie joyfully rendered. Soon the
guests were invited TO IN elcgan,
supper, to which all did ample jus
tice, after which, wishing the bride
and groom health and happiness,
the guests departed, the younger
portion repairing to the Planters
House, where arrangements had
been made for a dance, and the old
folks TO their respective homes, to
dream of the happy past, when they
too had surrendered to Cuplds
wiley stra.agems.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
Have You Headache (.

One cents worth oi Bailcy's Sa.
IIne Apperient vii cure You. Have
YOU acid stomach OF hearibur:.
Half u cents worth Of Bailcy's Sa
line Apcrient will cure ynu. Have
you constipation Two cents
worth OF Ba'lcy's Saline Aperient
will relieve you. Are you bilious
lhrec cents wcrth Of Ba;lry's Sa
l,ne Aperient will remove all bill.
iousness. Are YOU dyspep,ic? Bail.
ey', Saline Aperirnt will do ,on
good. 1t is arleasant and cooling
prrgaiive, aud toams like soda wa.
ter. Its pleasontness m'k"s II qriie
II iavorite among the Ladies'. f.,
sewing women, factory g'ria, and
all who lrnd II closely confined lif,e
ils effects are gratifying, relieving
their headacne and constipation
Only so cents per botte.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22

You have children you have II
strong aud enduring love tor them /;
no one else feels as you feel to this
love we appeal. Nothing gives you
so rauch joy az to look upon your
child rosy aud blooming with
HEALTH. You know that most
of the sickness of childhood is
causeed by WORMS; they make
the cheek to pale; the rose to iade !;
they call the physician to the bed
side; they dig the graves of chll
dren they 'ing your fond and Low
ing hearts with anguish. But Crlcve
no more. PARK ER'S SANTO-
NINE WORM LOZENGES will
save your child. They expel the
worms IRON the s. omach complete
10. give health and vigor TO the
child, Iustre To the eye and color Ia
the cheek. Thousands OF mothers
all over the land to day are using
Parker's San,onine Worm Lozrn.
yes. Buy none but Parkcrs San.
tonne:
For sale by al. druggists, and at
John l.. Driver i Co.'S Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
DR., ii. G.. Duunavant, Will

DR.. II. C.. Duunavant, Will,
out in the woods yesterday morn.
Ing, calling up some wild turkeys
heard a noise behind him, aud on
looking around discovered large
grey Wolf stcalthlIy advancing to
ward him lcv-llIng his gun and
firing the brute was brought down
HIS scalp, which the Doctor secured
was the largest We ever saw. 1t l.
said that the woods below the Me-
Gavock farm are literally alive with
the pcsky brutes.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. r. Miller.
Sec'y of >tate-Jacob trolich.
Auditor-John Crawford.
Tr asurer- 4 J. Churchill.
Atty Grnl-W. \. Henderson.
Com. state Landa-D W Lear.
Chancelor-D W ,aroll
Chancery Cl.rk-J w. galloway.
Chief Justice-E. ii. Eugli-h.
Associate Justices John X. Eakin. and
W. NJ. Harrison.
>upt Pub. lust l.. Denton.
LIST CONGRESsION Al DISTRICT.
Congressman, lst Observation-Disclosures Dunn
JUDICIARY.
Second t1rcuit-Cornties of Mississippi, Cross
Lrttenden. Pontsett, Craighead, Greene, Clay
ton and Randolph
circuit Judge l.. l.. Mack.
Pros Att'y.-W. ii Cate
LEGISLATIVE
29th District-Copntics Of Mississippi, Jackson
Poiytsett and Crnightad.
State Senntor--B. Harris
Representative. o. Blackwood
COUNTY OFFICER.
County Judge-J 7, Feits.
>hei iii-W. Is ak ms
County Cl rk-J. X. 7. Hale.
rreasurcr-J. W Uzz.I.
surveyor--B. Bachus.
Ass,sSor--w Nj peed.
Coroner q 4. Petley.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
OsccOla Rain Drops.

Navy Tobacco.
I'm sad and loaely since my
pal went off.
1T is feared that the fruit crop
was destroyed by the late cold snap
MIR. Paul Delorvin was up dur
ing the week. He reports Mrs.
Delorvin as still confined with sick.
ness.
During the cold snap on Mon
day and Tuesday. we heard no one
boasling of the advanced condition
of hi. or her garden.
If Madam Rumor is posted, we
may expect several more couples
to ego oil" ere long, on voyage
across the sea Of matrimony.
Owing to the ram last Sunday
evening no meeting was held By
The Murphy's. The programme re-
mains the same for tomorrow.
We are PANIED 10 announce the
death o. Mrs. DAVIS, vile OF L. p,
Davis, OF Clear Lake, who died on
the 18th inst.
The TINES Office was not for
gotten this time, and oodes Of we'd
ding cake graced our sanctum.
Many thanks.
MIR. Robert Friend was elected
Justice OF the Peace Of Pecan Town
ship, on the l7lh. inst. Troy and
Swayne failed to hold elections.
following hard upon the late
cold spell, is II matrimonial wave
which threatens to take off the en-
tire sirglc. handed cussedness OF the
town.
Capt d. MATHEWS and daughter,
Miss Molllc. firing of the hustle and
confusion of city life, went down to
the taxing district last Tuesday
on the Belle, to rus,icate few days.
Parties having books IN their
possession, borrowed from the edi.
tor of tnis paper, will please return
them to this Office without further
notice.
The municipal election will
soon be ut hand, and yet we hear
Of no slate being made out, What
the malterg Are all official aspi
rants dead?
No less than six pair Of twins
have been born IN the neIghbor
hood of Chickasawba in the past
three weeks. What do we want
with inning, alton when home pop
ulation increases ut this rate? !?
-Dcspniring of the property
holders offering inducements tor
immigrants to move into our coun-
ty, the young men seem determin'
ed to populate the country anyhow.
Don't ask us, how yet awhile.
From Mr.. Ed. Parry we learn
that Mr.. Christian Bush, near
Chickasawb ba, lost his residence and
contents, seven bales OF cotton and
two hundred panels of fense by fire
a few days since. The fire was
communicated from the woods.
The prediction by the Miller
ties, published few weeks since,
that the world would come TO end
on the ll,h of July next is hurry.
ing the boys up, and weddings aud
rumors of weddings are heard OF
on every hand.
Mr.. Jno. Hereford and Miss
Sallie Ward, both OF Frcnchman'r
Bayou, were married on the 9TH
int. The old folks being bitterly
opposed to their union, John had
to steal hls bride and elope but
, after the knot was tied, explana'
tons aud few tears of repentance
then all was smiles and happiness
, We wish them pleasant journey
through hie.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications of Osceola Lodge
No. q y. a 4. NJ. will be eld the saturday,
on or aext before, each full moon. VIZ; Jau
4 Feb. /. March $, April 5, May a. May 81, june
"a, June 2s. Aug 2, Aug. 80. sept p, oct. Is
Nov. - Dec 27 The election and lnstailntiou
0f officers will IKE place Dec q est. John tn,
EvangrlirD
The Members are ordered 10 attend in accord
anc with the By Laws
All Master Masons in good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend. BY order Of
J. X +. HALE. W. NJ.
MoIRIs HEINZ, Sec'y.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
A WOsMan's Name.

Gulnare means the blossom ol
the pomegranite. Nearly all female
names sigIity birds, flowers, scents,
or ether ornaments or luXnrics
which abound in their hyperbol;cal
poetry. During these modern times
ideas have been caught from the
Orient and the same significance is
given to the name English Femal,
Bitlcrs. 1t implies a restoration to
health. a radical cure of all thos,
chrome arrangements and lrregu
larities that affiict the female sex
l,Implies quick and powerful nc
tion over female troubles II i'm
plies regulating and restoring ole
and Young females to their natura
condition, and no lady should tan
to use them.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22

While bunting a few days
since on Carson Lake, Mr. Tuck
er shot an otter aud killed il. On
examination, the animal, Though
dead, was noticed to swell and sub
side, as though respiration was still
going on. Closer examination and
disembowellIng Of the animal dis
closed rs young. four IN number
alive and kicking. They were taken
charge Of and placed on n milk and
mush diet, and III the present writ
ing are in II fair way of living To
be great big otters. For the truth
OF this statement, call On Mr.. Tuck
Tucker, where the litilc otters cor.
ter" speak for themselves.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
Fresh Spring Goods.

Just received at Messrs. Siowell
4 Heinz, a choice line Of Spring
Goods, consisting IN part OF Lawns,
Cnlicoes, Fine Laces, Embroidery,
Rushings, Ties, Hosiery, Domest'cs,
Ladies Fine Shoes, etc, which they
are selling at prices that cannot ialI
to give satisfaction. Ladies are es-
pecially invited to call and examine
their new goods.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
nnIn Great ch.nc. To max. money. !,

can make N 'nry faster at work ivr us n sn
Han,fhips else, c.piial not required We
VIM start YOU. tl2 r day ut b usr J. sde
NY tile inousirtou Men. women, oyu
and girls wanted we ywh~rs T., wcrk h, q,
New u The ti!ns. Cos.Iy eas1a nad tsfa;s n.
a. sssss, T.vs ; Co. Augssaa, xaiss
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
.yCy 10 the World


hic'ed may now rrj"icc. A safe,
certain and eticctual an,il"ic to
malaria has been found. CLIFFORD :
FEBRIrUGE is IA perfect remedy
against all diseases caused ty malta
RIA. 1t not only breaks the chill,
but ,horougly eradIcales the
poison. Its action is trurly won
der!ul; it cures malaria! diseases OF
every kind Fever and Ague, In
tcrmltleut Fever, kemltent Fever
Dumb Asuc. Periodical Headache
nd Billions Fcvcrs OF all kinds. /,
Is purely vegetable and as harmless
~ water. Try i, and be convinced
j. {. RICHARDSON, Prp'r,
For sale by all druggists. st Louis
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
CHURCH SERVICES.

Every sabbath, at the second baptist Church
at II o'clock, u. m ., aud IA IN.
II l. PREwITT, Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22

lHrNTO II you wsni to MAKE~
AOnIN Id MONEY pleasantly
nd f's address ttSLrr. hAsvGr Z Co At
ANITA, Ga
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
For Sale.

One sixth interest IN an undivided estate
s,tuar.d in Mississippi county, contai ning 6.ut
arrrs of land all shove overflow. For tcrln'
ssa description apply At THE "t'l"s. u ut
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22
8. M Jones,

This house situated the heart
city has been thoroughly repaired garrc, and pa &
is
amusement ana the most ""v" H"'ei IN the City varou
Railroad D"pos Street Cars
City. Fare good Hotel City and at reasonable
The Osceola times., 1879-03-22

TEAM, OF SUBSCRIPTION. I'm advance)
u,,rm ot ON, wear ...............s2 M
=. s:A Months. ...... "
Three Months. ........ .
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-22
The LaboreYs,

Ihs stove molders' strike in this city and
covingtof ended yesterday and work was
nssamed to-day, the strikers agreeing to go
- work at their old prices, provided the
mAnufacturers would give them book of
prices, 10 that they can tell what they are
making on each piece. This proposition
has been agreed to by all the manufac,ur-
sRp, with the exception of the Cincinnati
nsuvs Company, and they will probably
sonsent before the week is ended, the mold.
sa ny. w. C. Davis & Co. have drawn
ap and signed proposition, of which the
Asflswing is q verbatim copy:
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25, 1879.
~. G. Davis q Co. make the following
SropoLtion to the men who struck in their
hop, in order to settle the present and
kusurs difficulties for six months from this
date: That for and during six months from
the date of this proposition they will pay
tasir nolders the board prices that were
pasd when the men quit work and ten per
ssBt, that is as it was when work was
suspended, aud they agree to pay the same
Prices for six months from this date, If the
nnolden agree TO work SIX months. And
ssld Davis & Co. agree to have q book OF
pricss In such convenient place in their
nbep ~ shall be at all times subject to the
Inspection of their men, but said book at
no time to be taken from their shop. In
tss event that the molders Or W. G. Davis
4 Co. do not wish to continue this agree
DsRt longer than six months, then they
Nn let 1t cease by giving two weeks notice.
'TSigned] W. @. DAVE"