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The Osceola times., 1885-11-07

Notice is hereby given that | will
in person, or by deputy, be at the
following places, at the time speci-
fed below, Tor the purpose Of collec-
ting the taxes for the year 1855.
Nov. rs; Carson Lake Township
IA School house.
Nov. II, Is; Scutt Township at
+. Musick's store.
Nov. 10; Scott, Shawnee Village
L. NJ. Carruth's House.
20, Pecan Point Township j, G,
Paine's store.
Nov. u; Golden Lake precinct
II. B, Smiths store.
Nov. %; Troy Township-D. l..
l'urguson's store.
Nov. %; East Big Lake Township
- sam. Heator's house.
Nov. 26, 27; West Big Lake l.
L. Daugherty's house.
Nov. 30, aud Dec. |; Cbielasawba
fownship--B. A. Bugs store.
Dee, =; Canadian Township
Rucker & Alssbrooks' store.
Dee. 3; Hickman Township,
B. Mitchell's store.
Dec. 3; Swayne Township--L. d.
Rozzcll's housu. ~S'.'.. ...... .....
Dec. 7; Little River Township.
B. +. Jackson's house.
Dec. 8, 10, IL Monroe Township
Court house.
After which time | will be at the
Collectors office for the purpose Of
collecting said taxes until The lOth.
day Of February, 1886, at which time
the Tax Books will be closed, aud a
penalty of % per cent. attaches. Ali
taxpayers are earnestly requested to
come forward and pay then yaXec q
the appointed time and place, and
thus save the Collector the expense
and trouble. and themselves the cx-
pense and modification of collection
by distraint.
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CURE YOUR Cough.

A cough should not be neglected,
as it often leads to consumption. For
the cure of all lung disorders, no
remedy will compare To "Mansfeld's
Hungarian Balsam for the Lungs"
Thousands have been cured by it;
physicians prescribe 1t, and II is the
King of all Lung Medicines. If YOU
have consumption, try it; it has cur
ed thousands. A few doses hesls
and cures, as many certificates testi-
fy. Ask your druggist for it. Pre-
pared by the Mansfield Medicine
Company, Memphis, Tenn.
Tho Memphis Sunday Times
has correspondent from Osceola,
who by his premature budget of
news, and heavy drafts upon his i'm
agination has inquired the displeas-
ure of some of our society people
lie is evidently fresh in the business
and our people should make due al
lowances. 1t is not every one who
knows how to write, knows exactly
what to say. a little more expert
ence will correct this fault.
We have just received a fine
stock of Breech Loading aud Muzzle
Loading Shot Guns and Rifles; Pow
der and Shot; Wads, Paper and
Brass Shells, Rife Cartridges, Pr-
mcrs, Loading Tools, &C., which we
will sell at Memphis prices. Call
and see us. AVERY & Co.
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With pleasure we acknowledge
pleasant calls during the week, all
of whom we would like to mention
in a special manner did space per-
NIT. We make room, however, for
the following named patrons who
renewed their subscription TO the
TIMES: Cornelius Powell, w. p.
Miller, +. NJ. Moseley, n. J. Evans,
VIM. Long, I. II. Robinson, J. ID.
Ashburn, j. NJ. T.. Sisk, 2. j. Kelch,
2. Reed, J. NJ. Meitzlcr, Nj. B. Hud-
gins, DIR. +. &. McGavock and +. A.
Carleton.
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W. b. uASkINS,
Collector of Miss. Go

EARTH, HEAT AND MOISTURE Is the
source OF maa.ia. and the poison may he great
~ incrpascd Ly dccaying ycs,iahie matter. IT.
csscs II malariai polsuning llill X Lockcr's ;
Iron ronic Syrup i thu beet remedy thai can
be uScd. Icad what Mr. X. 4. NOlrn sals
about IL; g cnut acted chiils ia October.
lssi aud suht red with them All The winter. At
first ! had chiils every day aud then hes came
every third day puinhc and ,Vrry othcr REM
eds that tried seemed 10 have no eject on
lIcm Whatever The chiils were attended with
night sweafs my breath was short and Was
Incapable oi ,S.riiun; had hacking cough
with rNlrctoiaiicns of pus; no appetite; pale
aud waSy compicNi0n. and enlargement OF the
spleen; was reduced 10 almo-t a skeleton, and
II seemed that was driniug into con-umpti"L,
as had Benrly all the SYMPTOMS OF the ar-i sta
~ of that d.s,ase, In Apiii Of ihif year SD
/ commenced To- usc your ilill 4 i.aokcri's : Iron
Tonic syrup Reiore had used up one b'iiilo
my chilis wcrf arrested aud felt that had ~
last found remedy. took unlN sHc h''tilc aud
coniinu,,i to imp-oyr, aud to-aay, am rs
strong and healthy a man NJ there l. IN rchnes.
see. | mnsf heartily endorse ihis tonic aud
mhnpy could not bay ifnln me tie good II mas
done ino | cmlially and materially make thi-
statement and II ANY one j. disposed {" doubt
my v.Faciiy. felcf then 10 Mr.. p,lrsou smith,
or an, other substantial ciiixsn Of tai- place. as
~ my integrity OF character X l.. NpLbN,
tatinst "a, Tennessee
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WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI COUNTY PROBATE
coUR1-TO ia UARl' ERM, lSsd.
V. V. Branch, / Plaintin,
vs..
Felix Whitley, Ella Whitley
and Thomas " hiiley, minor
heirs cf + g. whitley, dccca- Defendants
sed and J NJ ward. admir-
Of The Estate uf tiu s.td : q
whitley, deed.
The uou-i esidcnt defendant. Eta Whitley {.
wurred 90 sppear ia this Court within 3, divs
and answer The complaint OF the plaintiff, Wv
Branch
Witness my hand, at office, this 27tn LAY of
october, 1885. HUGn X MINElGI,
tlrrk Probate Court
: g. Srmmcs for pl'tff
IL. NJ McNrigh, for nun-rc sident defendant.
D. 4 j,i I'd lO-sl-4
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OFFICE OF CouSTY DEMocRATIc
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.


EXECUTIVE Committee.
OscEoLA, ARK, Nov. 4, 1885.
To WHOM n MAY CONCERN: We.
the County Democratic Executive
Committee of Mississippi Co, Ark,
met pursuant to call Of the Chair
man of said committee. in Osceola,
Nov. 4th., 1885, and selected the
following Committee to serve the
next two years:
Dead Timber Lake, George Lloyd;
Scott, b. +. .Jnnes aud ". X. Harri-
son; Lower Pecan, DIR. L. Brewer;
Upper Pecan, B. 5. Carleton; Car.
son Lake, G.. w. McMillen; Troy.
ID. l.. Farguson; Monroe, John B.
Driver, DIR. III. G. Duua, ant, (Sec'y);
Swayne, l.. ID. Rozzell; Canadial,,
!. J. Carr, Albert Rucker; Hickman,
T. II. Musgrave; Chickasawba, J. Y.
Ruddle, B. \. Bagr, (Chair'n.); East
Big Lake, John Perry; West Big
Lake, !. l.. Daughrrty, Sam Bunch
Clear Lake, C.l- Smith; Little Riv-
er. Andrew Frazier.
RESOLVED: That the Secretary y,
ordered to have the inmates Of thC
meeting published in the Osccol'
TIMES, and notify each member o
his appointment.
B. a. BuGG, Chairman.
w. X. HARRISON, Scc'y.
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For. sale.

A full and complete sett Of Blacksmiih's and
Wagon Makers Tools, together with a first elias
business stand. situated on ffcuChnan's Bayou.
now doing "a business of over s2eJ a year. with
prompt paying customers The entire outfit
viii be sold to the rigut party nj u reasonable
price fOI terms and particulars, apply 70, or
address, W T QUlNLY.
Golden Lake, Ark
Residence on Freuchmau B4you tie
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REDEMPTION on LANDS

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Know We,
that ID. r. pittman has this day redeemed the
+ y NV a sectinn5, I. II. n. II 10. f., bv
paying into the County Treasury the sum of
nine and i0-lo0tls dollars in full oi all tax pen
atty aud ,osts upon said land. Said land was
6ought at tax sale May ., 1885, by W X. Har-
rison
Witness my hand this 26th day Of Oct 1885
HUGH Il MCNEfGH.
Clerk County Court
The Osceola times., 1885-11-07
MANHOOD
AND
Sexual Power
By the usc 1I
NERVITA!

Thousands OF cases Of Nervous Debility,
mcrtal and physical weakuess lost munhoo Z,
nervous prnstraiiin results of indiacrctiuiis.
cXcess,s or amy cause, cured by Nervita NJ
remedy O.rr ua,rcd 20 the afflicted hs~ met
Nilli -Boh unprecedented succoss II hes no
cqaa for curing all ferris Of NhKvoUs MAsrE,.
kNuAUsTl"N, HLniIiTr or DaCAn. It, hehr-
niai ,ntcrs are immediately pcrcrp Tier ga
a fcw wcrks alter 6 nuVucfng it, us' a ifViing
of renewed vigor And strength i aapa.cnt IL
effects prompt aud radical curc, and the
only safe aud -ncctual REMEDY known i"r carr
ing all forms OF Nervous Dcbillly from amy
cause. its effects are perina.snt. No nl'ficr
how aggravated yOUr case, h"N many rvuie-
dies y. have. jgied, ~ how many duct1rs have
failed When the disease has halle the
skl OF ,he "A lost I'lls sieians, when mclahchnly
and despair have taken the place ~ hupa. aud
the World looks blank aud iredry, NgfvGa
will inspire new life and p,Imhi ouilN cure
body and mind ~ ~ ea>rs cured IS il use
ia lssi. str ng laiih that b viii cHre every
case prompts mc 20 s~nc raj parkase on
rr,'eips Of 10 cents ier postage, etc Name
this paper.
liz A q LIN. Box ~, chicago. III.
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THE APPEAL FOR 1885

The advent Of the Democratic party to powoi
On the lth of March will invest the APPEAL
with more than ordinary interest Indeed, th'
Inauguration of Cleveland and the current
events for the year lss5 will be the most i'm
'ortaHt in the history Of the country, and th'
ippEAL win De abreast of the times Il vii
remain st,adfastly Democratic, aud hayin.
ldth Ia the honesty Of Democrats, and heliey-
ing that the combined wisdom of the party
Is expressed in its National and state Con
sentions is wiser than the. e.lactious uitemnce,
( individuals il will cling to It's party insteao
( following the chronic fault-nnders Com
ny events will marx an era Of unprecedentc
prosperity in the south, and the APPEAL vii
10 ull IL can to develop and build up the ma
crial interests Of the country, the great grau,
md glorious future Of HE South, and in wipln,
put all sectional pfeiudices During tn
'ycniiul wear lss5 iis columns will be file
gith Tho latest obtaiuable information II ha,
ngagtd The services Of regular correspondent
It " n-liingtOn, New Orleans and an other i'm
loriart points, and viii continue to ndyanc,
'is place among The pr grcssiye Journals q
he south.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-07
Notice.

RY VIRTUE of q decree Of the Probate Court
Of Mississippi County, Arkansas rcBdercd a.
the Octnher term 1856, |. she und' nj gned. a.
Administrator With the viii annexed OF the -
taic Of Kesinh Sleg deceased viii On
SA UkiAN, Nov Isa lER lfrIl 1854.
eull al The door Of the Con Z House IN ihe town
OF Osrooln. arkansas. To the hig est Mld,r ui
u credit Of three mouths. the following de-crb
al lands lyiug in Mississippi e, untf. Atkansas
b'hngi'tP TO ilIc Estate ui kcsitlI Sugg decd ,
or So much thereof rs will he snilio cn, g. pay
the debts against said estate. lo-wit'
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Entertainment.


comedy "Clouds" was rendered be-
fore large and appreciative audi
-ncc Tuesday nighr, under the aus
pices of the Ladies Aid Society. The
performers acted their parts with
more than ordinary ability and sue
cess. The rendition Of the double
character "Stella Gordon" and ".Amy
Lee" by Mrs. L..Roussan, "Ella Ran
DALI" by Miss Annie Liston, "Eola
Wimberly," by Mrs. N. l.. Avery,
"Cora Adair," by Mrs. g. +. Stowell,
"Miss Prim," by Mrs. S. S. Semmes,
"Mrs. Malvernon," by Mrs. Lucy
Wynne were splendid personatious
of the characters represented and
were highly praised by competent
Judges in the audience, who are
familiar with the representation of
this play by professionals. In fact we
have heard nothing out praise from
those who witnessed the performance,
and all express their delight and
surprise at the histronic ability dis
played. The male characters were
well cast, and under the tuition and
management of Capt. S. s. 'Semmes,
who was selected as manager, acquit-
ted themselves in i.iasterly manner.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Walter Randall, Leon Roussan.
Ralph Randall, b. X. Pullen, Jr.
VIM. Wimberly, G. II. Gaylord.
Fred Town, Maurice Heinz.
DIR. Edward Lane, f. +. McVeigh.
Mr.. Billy Buddles, Paul j. Seumes.
Albery Sedlcy, J. II. Borum.
Stella Gordon, Mrs. Leon Roussan,
Cora Adair, Mrs. G.. + Stowell. |
Ella Randall, Miss Annie Liston.
Eola Winrberly, Mrs. N. l.. Avery.
Matilda Prim, Mrs. S. S. Semmcs.
Mrs. Malvernon, Mrs. Lucy Wynne.
Martha, Miss Lulu Roussan.
THE STRANGER:
Last night, "Thc Stranger" was
rendered to another large aud appre-
ciative audience, among it, the Bench
and Bar of our Honorable Circuit
Court, several of whom are discrimi-
mating critics, and the mede ofpraise
bestowed by them is fatterilg cv-
idcncc thai the little band Of ladies
and gentlemen vino on this occasion
gave such realistic illustrations Of
the high order of natural beauty.
grace and talent that adorn our un-
prctentious little town, was fully rec
ognized and appreciated. The cast
ing of the play proved most felici,ous,
and eviuccs by the strength of the
entire support, a knowledge ANA
judgement Of the capaciti.s of the
varied material necessary to make
up the whole, that would have refcc
ted credit upon a professional stage
manager. Any discriminating COM
ments as to the different ro,,cs would
he inyidious, for the minor parts
were pcrsonated in manner that
secured an appreciation in keeping
with the more important and leading
parts. The toilets worn by the la
dies on both occasions were elegant
and gotten up in perfcc. taste, and
would have been a credit to profcs-
sional artists, and were evidences of
the artistic and elegant taste of the
ladies who superintendent their make
up, and were the admiration Of the
audience.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
The Stranger, s. s. Semmes.
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Ircn, and Scratches of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
x HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
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The sale uf said und IN take nlacr Within law.
fu huurs oi said tav, the purchaser required &C.
give note with good ,.curiiy and @ l,en viii b,
retained on said laad f,.I The payment OF ihr
zane J II BORUM.
Admir- ct Est of hesiah suFg. deed
THIS OF la'h, 1876.
e. W Thonason, Atty. 1O-i-- j
The Osceola times., 1885-11-07

Now is good time, while attend,
ing Court, to call around and sub.
scribe for the TINES.
" 4 pebble IN the stream LET dropped,
" ne changed the course Of many river;
A dew drop on the baby plant.
Has warped giant Oak forever.
A liver surchargrd with vicious bile,
OF makes the boat % life careen:
II may he changed 10 ils wanted way,
by dosing the pilot with smith's Bile Beans
s-25-i- Price . cts. per bottle,
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CAsr OF OfCliARACTERs.
The Stranger, S. s. Semmes.
Baron Stciniort, Maurice Heinz.
Count Wmtersen, ID. A. Richardson.
MIR. Solomon, n. l.. Avery.
Peter, L. +. McVeigh.
Francis, W. 4. Campbell.
Tobias, Paul J. Semmcs.
Strangers Son, Hamilton Avery
Mrs. Haller, Mrs. 5. 5. Scmmes
Countess Wintersen, Miss NJ Murray
Charlotte, Miss Mary +. Semmcs.
Annette, Mrs. G.. +. Stowell
Claadine, Miss Annie Liston
Strangers Daughter, f. lIaskins.
The handsome proceeds ofthe two
entertainments is evidence of the
appreciation of the efforts of the
Ladies Aid Society by the generous
citizens Of our community.
Buy THE LIGHT Running "NEw
lloME" SEWING MACHINE. We re-
fer you to the thousands that are now
using the New Home. Don't take
our word, or that of AN Interested
Agents, but ask those that have
one. Try one, and Investigate for
yourself--You Want the Best, and
if you don't End that the New lIoME
is the Best, don't buy il. For sale
by CHARLES CooDRicu
A colored tenant on Mr.. s. f..
Myers farm, was robbed Of the sum
Of Si3 last Saturday night. He had
been to town during the day and
sold bale of cotton, the proceeds of
which, when he returned home, was
placed in a trunk. Sometime during
the night his cabin was entered by
thieves and the trunk carried
ont, broken open and its contents
riiled.
A full line of Sporting Goods,
Double and Single Barrel Breech
Loading Shot-guns, Muzzle Leaders,
Muskets-the best cheap gun in the
world; Boys Single Barrel Shotgun,
Powder, Shot, Wads, Wad-Cutters,
Caps, &C.. IN stock at
G.. Il. BEicKEy & Bros.
"A posse of special deputies had
to be sent to the lower part of the
county to scour the woods in order
to compel the attendance of witness
cs before the grand Jury. Nearly
everybody down there, who is sup
posed to know anything of violations
of law, il seems, were suddenly seiz-
ed with desire to go on camp
hunt just about the time Court met.
The seni-annual election of
officers of the l.. A. Society, will be
held at the Hall this afternoon m
half past two o'clock. A full attcn-
dance of members is desired AS bust
ness of importance will be transact
ed. by order oi the
PGEsIpENT.
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Important Ia ssupturcd
Persons.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co, Of Ogdensburg, N. Y, guaran-
tee to Cure any case Of reducible
Hernia with their Remedies.
THE RUPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send 6octs for free
book on Rupture or ask your drug
- for the Kennedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-11-07

The handsome proceeds of the two
entertainments is evidence of the
appreciation of the efforts of the
Ladies Aid Society by the generous
citizens of our community.
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HAlVa ElVE',

ofs.SE, ss MrBH.t 81. NEw YsFs,s.
Z ~. iuIi.s hiM.L q Fs'nr's,. iatssAt.n rsa \
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10 The People OfThis Go.

Hon. w. II. Gudgel, Evansville,
Ind, writes: " i take great pleasure
in recommending to the public &C. G..
=, Certain Chill Cure" My wife had
third day ague for FIVE months and
tried different remedies without sue
cess. After using one bottle of your
Certain Chill Cure a permanent cure
is the result" Pleasant to take.
Sold by Gaylord & Hale, on a
Guaranteed Sale. 81
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CCE.LEiCTOse'S NOTICE.

w. X. HARRISON, Scc'y.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02
90 PER YEAR.
Give rs ! Fair Deal!

In the list Of names signed 70 Mf. H.
Wilson'S petition as appeared in the Csp-
ital last evening several have slgni6sd
their disapproval OF the same and stats
that it places them In false light spd
contrary to their present convictions.
z. s. Martin says he signed the petition
before the caucus and since winch he
would consider himself iu duty bound j,
stand by the regular nominee but that he'
is not legal voter IN the city.
Mr.. F Kla2p states that hs signed =
before the caucus aud went 70 the same
Intending to support Mr.. Davidsoa. But
when his name was Withdrawn be heart
lly supported MIR. Flint and shall now
stay by him.
Mr.. E. j. Schwellenbach expressed bis
surprise at seeing his name among the
list. He Immediately called on Mr.. Flint
and assured him that he signed the peti-
ton before the caucus. believing q the
time that 1t was call TO present Nr. Da-
Wilson'S name before the convention. He
attended the same and upon the with
drawal OF Mr.. Davidson he supported Mr.
Flint and should do 90 at the polls. He
did not consider it hls place 70 actively
engage in politics and should only silently
exercise his prerogative as freeman.
How many more cases there are Of
similar character We do mot now know
but we will venture to say Is per cent Of
the remaining two hundred. Play fair.
gentlemen, In your first essay before the
people.
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Ye Gods F.! What a Defense!

The Alert yesterday morning having
nailed the lie to boiling Burke by plain
statement from county commissioner
Eddy that he, the said Burke, did say the
damage to the court house was done by
"from one hundred TO one hundred and
fifty of Flint's drunken railroad men,
the sanctimonlous hypocrite beng cor
nered IN the lie plays the dog in the man
ger by lnveigling one T. NJ. Grove into
making a statement. And who in the
devil is this T. NJ. Grove that offers Linn
self a tool to shield this convicted liar
from the otlium of his own contemplate
falsehoods The very fact Of this man
Grove offering to swear that Burke did
MT say what Mr.. Eddy declares he did
say would discredit his own testimony In
any court in the world. He might swear
that he did not hear Burke use the words,
and that is all he could swear to on thai
puint with any credit to himself, but
what would that amount tor He could
probably find thousand men in the cit,
that would swear that they didn't hes1
HIM say these worde, but Mr.. Eddy's af
firmative that he did utter them woult
oyerbalauce the evidence Of millicl
such negative witnesses
| twill be noticed that the sanity Burk
does not himself deny the statement mad
by Mr.. Eddy but calls in this almost uu
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02
An Open Letter.

To w. Ii. BURKE.
never for u moment supposed that
YOU would ever reach that point where
you would ,ujure cripple or an old gray
hare man in his dotage. Every one
who knows MR. Grove knows his inferm-
tiles; knows that gentleman to be deaf.
and unable to hear ordinary conversation.
1t is beneath the dignity OF man OF the
pretended innocence and charity of Will
II. Burke to thus impose upon q man as
respectable as is Mr.. Grove, making q
tool of him for your own selfish interest
by inducing him to atfix his signature to
statement which he could not know TO
be true, but which you yourself must
know is false, and do know il, for you
have not dared to deny the statement OF
Mr.. J. J. Eddy in the Alert.
| TOwNsMAN.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02
ended 10 dispute. The chairman of the
0nkont,On was mt md ic not tified

ended 10 dispute. The chairman of the
convention was not and is not identified
with any faction, and has since been en-
iorsed by the people Of his ward as their
candidate for alderman. The masses OF
he people OF the city were satisfied with
Tho result Of the citizens convention at
he court house, and all the dissensions
hat has since sprung up ls by few
chronic klckcrs and notorious boilers,
who, as We have previously said, "wouid
rather reign in hell than servo in heaven.
They are not actua'ed by any virtue
economy or good government. There Is
self interest at the bottom of II which
would cost the city several thousand dol
lars. 1t is contest of few schemer
against the masses OF the people Of the
city. IL is secret, dark lantern conclavt
against an open convention of the people
Ii was hatched in room with the cur
tains drawn down where only the select
few were admitted. 1t was conceived I,
sin, born in in'qu;ty an will "down"
the city tor thousands Of dollars IN pri
vate interests if 1t should succeed In gain
ing control. The entire ticket nomiLa
ted at the citizens convention and the
regularly called caucuses in the several
wards are the candidates of the people,
aud the election will put the seal Of
condemnation upon the schemers and
boilers and their contemplated jobbery.
The people have nominated J. j. Fin,
for mayor, Herman Gieseler for treasurer,
Frank Tucker for police magistrate,
Capt. Hicks for alderman IN the first
ward. d E. Hughes for alderman IN the
second ward, +. NJ. Conehay for alder
man in the third ward, and Clarence Sell
vldge for alderman in the fourth ward
They are permanent residents, and rep
property owners and ,axpay-
ers. They all come up to the JetIcrsonian
IF essential elements In good
officers, namely, "sober, honest and ca
pable." Their election will be city gov
crnmcnt of II people, for the people,
which was the illustrlous Abraham Lin
coins idea of self government