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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07

0G-A living negro child, with two heads
four arms and four legs, is exhibited in Mo.
bile. 1t is six years old, very Intelligent,
speaks with 18th m ,uEhs, sings we'll, waltz
es and keeps time. This much the. bill says
but the bohoIder canfot dismiss from his
mind that he has before Him two children
thoug!i, strictly speaking. tn ere is but one
The connection is with the spine, and the
best Psychologists Of Europe and this com.
try hive pronounced it one individual child
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thousands-2gOs up In favor Of Bible Socie-
ties, Missionary Societies, Tract Societies:
and various other objects, many Of them to
be dispensed at a, great distance from US, and
for objects certainly no mere deserving than
the providing Of homes for ali the people,
Let US try this. J. II.
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OrOver one hundred fishing vessels are
now hauled up for winter at Provincetown,
Mass. The fishing fares brought to tha,
port during the last season have been 25,O9O
quintals less that the previous season, and
only about $4,000 6uintals remain disold.-
Sales have Been made as low as $3.50 per
diintal, which is about dollar less than the
usta price.
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6TThe Rusk (Fexas) Enquirer, of the
5th, learns from a gentleman recantly from
GaI1est that General J. P. Henderson,
United States Senator, is now in R1sk coun.
ty in very precarious state of health. He
is SO feeble as to be unable to appear IN
the street.
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ALpHONso HART

SATURDAY EVENING PosT T.-This old fa.
vorite paper has been in existence over
thirty-six years. Through all this time it
has remained unaffected by expansion or
contraction and went on in the even tenor
of its way while others have been started,
run their short race, died and been forgotten.
The proprietors of the Post have for
1858, secured fine army Of talent; among
the contributors are William Hewitt, Alice
Cary, T. S. Arthur, Grace Greenwood, An.
ma Blackwell, Augustine Duganne, Mrs. M.
A. Denhison, Emma Alice Browne, &c.,
&c. The columns of the Post will be KEEP,
free from the disgusting detuis of criminal
prosecutions, the publication of which tends
to the fearful increase OF crime which may
be hotea all oSsr the country. The pub.
fishers offer three good reasons why every
body should tcke the paper, viz: at is su.
peror to any other paper Of the same price,
at is cheaper than ahy paper Of equal mer'
It," sit will be certain to come when paid
for" Terms in advance, one copy So
eight $40, thirteen $sl5, twenty $40. f.
every club of eight and upward the gelte
up of the club gets copy. Address Dea
con g. Peterson, No. 1872 South Third street
Philadelphia.
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0FMr. lseedy don't like Sundays, be-.
cause, fret, they are long and Lonesome; /;
second, they are generally rainy and blue;
third, his wife makes him shave and 'drsss
up" which he wouldn't have to Dc, if it
wasn't for Sunday.
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REMOvAt.-R. A. BAIRD has remov-
IL ed his Jewelry Store to the new rooms in Swins
building, one door west of the Drug Store. Having
fitted up and added largely to my stock, am prepar-
cd to supply all calls for Jewe!ry, &c; either at
wholesale or retail, at lowest prices. Call In.
RaYeEnn, Dec. 10, 1877.
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Change Of Program, me.

THE undersigned being desirous of doing
l. away with tho LoEG CREDIT SYSTEM and sell his
Goods for Ready Pay, will offer to bis prompt pay
customers great inducements, and to those who have
been the habit Of letting thsr accounts run two
aud three years, he would say that he respectfully de-
clines doing that kind Of busine any longer.
Rayenna, May 81, 1857 II. l.. DAY.
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Legal Notice.

TOSfAH GAYLORD, William D. Gay
y lord, Lewis King, Annls King, Asha Crane, Gym
tha Crane and Mary A. Gaylord will take notice that
petition died against them, on the 18th day of
December, A. b., 1857, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Portage county, Ohio. by Joseph Preston,
and is rending wherein the said Joseph Preston
demands partition Of the following real estate, situate
III the township Of Saersville, in tho comfy of Por-
tage aforesaid, and is known as being parts of lots
Nos 43 and So IN said township, and bounded fol-
lows: Beginning at post on the west side of the
State road leading from Ravelna to Chardon on lot
No. 43, from whic "a yellow oak stump two feet in
diameter bears south 81 degrees east distant 30 links
white oak stump two and half feet In diameter
bears north 16 degrees east distant "a links; thence
west AZ chains and 70 links to post from which
yellow oah stump feet in diameter bears south 66
degrees east distant % links; thence south IA chains
an 9o links TO highway; thence cast along said high
way 81 and 90 links the State road thence
northeastery along said State road IS chains and so
links to the place Of 64t acres
o and and that at the next term of said court, appl
cation will be made for order that partition may
be made in aaid premises.
"A .sTRAWDER & HART,
December II; le57-Gw3 Pl.intf's Auys.
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PRENTISS, NOPkE\S Il COMPANY

RANK PANIC NEARLY OVER-But
- not 80 the rush for New Goods al our store. Ev-
erybody seems to be coming aud we happy to say
wehave goods enough for just that numpcr. We have
just fitted the old store chuck full of and desra
bic Faland Winter Goods, and then after ''shaking it
down. we have addeda magnificent stock of Ready
Made Clothing, Good styles and we'll made, and We
dent tcke OH our hats to any body on low prices.
We shall be happy TO see any person who may want
Cheap GGoos.
Orto1 pREyTISS HOPKINS & Co.
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YERUBABLE SNOW, Mary A. Snow,
Il Grafton Hawkins, residents of Utah Territory;
Alonzo Canon, Dcn K Canon, residents OF Cuyn-
hoga county, Ohio; Lewis HAWKINS LYNN Hawkins,
and Lillias Hawkins, will take notice that petition
was filed against them, on the 18th day of December
A. D., 1857, i'll the Court Of Common Pleas of Portage
county, ohio, by George N. Wheeler and Lucy K.
Wheeler, and is now pending, Wherein the said
George n. Wheeier and Lucy k. Wheeler demands
partition Of the following real estate situate in the
township of Strectsborough, Portage county, Ohio,
and knowa as being parts of lots Nos. IL, l2 81 and
81 in said township, and bounded as fOlloYs Begin
ming at stake placed in the ce.re CT the turnpike
road chains and 80 links south 81 degrees east from
tho Intersection of the Aurora road with the turnpike
road themes south 81 degrees east Is CHAINS and 80
links to post; thence south IS degrees vest chains
and so links to post; thence south 81 degrees eas
chains to post theuce 46 degrees west II chains aud
a6 links to post; thence south degree west 90
chains and 96 links to post thence north s9a degrees
west 10 chains ana 80 links to post; thence south /
degrees east ~ chains and 81 links to post thence
uerth 991 degrees west 10 chains and 10 links to post;
thei5e north degree east 10 chains and IA links;
thence south 60a degrees east chains ami 81 links to
post: thence north degree vest 81 chains and -
links to a post; thence north All degrees east IS
chains to post thence north Al degrees east chains
TO tho place of beginnng-conain about l02 acres
of land Also, certain other piece Of land In
said township and county aforesaid, known as being
parts of lots Nos g. 81 and 3d. bounded as follows
East by land decided to Ezra s. Coble south by land
deed led to james Butler vest by center OF Tinkers
creek and land lately owned by Jesse G. Hawkins;
north by land lately owned by said Hawkins, and
norhwesteriy by land decided to to Joseph Harrington
and julius Ruston-containing about 1864 acres of
land; and that at the next term Of said court. april
cation will be made by the said George n. Wheeler
ami Lucy T. Wheeler, for order that partition may
be made n said premises.
. - STRAWuER & HART,
December II, 1857 -6w5 Planting Anys!
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RMGT Z

u AAI J, -.
by giving us a call and looking
over our stock, which We take
pleasure in showing to any one
who may favor us in that way
Our stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods, is now full and complete.
consisting of all the varied styles
that are worn this season; such as
Plain, figured and plaid French
Mefihos, plain and figured all
wool Delaines, Cashmeyes.
Coburgs, Persian TELLS.
Paramettas; plain, fgu-
red, striped and plaid,
common Deafness
Raw Silks, VAL
encia Plaids.
plain and
striped
Cravellas;; plain and figured Bay
State FlanneIs-all colors. OPP
era Flannels for capes and
sacks, with trimmings to
match, Ladies' Cloths
for capes and sacks
Bay State, Magic
Highland, Stella,
BrOche, Long
and Square
STA WIS.,
long and square plain Cashmere
do. Cashmere; broche and chem
lie scarfs; a beautiful article.
Also, a choice lot of black silk.
plain and. figured some very
cheap: Figured, plaid, striped
and plain silks; a great variety.
Black silk velvet for capes and
mantillas, Moire antique silk;
very good and very cheapi-
Also, a full assortment Of La
dies and Children's Shoes, Of all
kinds and prices - some great
bargaihs. Rubber Over Shoes,
some eetirely new styles, fer sale
low at the Cash, aAd, Ready Pay
Store of COFFIN & PINNEY::
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Black Silk, fro" 81 ''0se0'
Fancy Silk, striped and plain
Changeable Silk, very beautiful
Merinos, p'H'H-''' sol'r''
| Metihos, plaid and asn''''
Delaines;; all "0ol-P'''n '''. and 's'''''
nal,;ros fancy-veTy handsome.
Cravellas, plain 'n0 "'p'''
Coburgs, all '''''' and prices
Debeges, striped and plain
Gingham, excellent from 'a'Sa' CENTS
Prints, a big pile from ''tS'ss cents
Broche Shawls; single and double
Bay State do; cheap
Thlbet and Stella do.;; beautiful
N1antilIas and Mdntilla Cloth.
Caters; black and ''l0r'd'
Shoes, calf morocco and soa''
Hosiery, wool and cotton
Shirts, bone and '0fd0d'
| HooOps, brass and steel.
| Gloves, kid cloth, cotton and WOOL
Gauntlets, cloth and kid.
Collars, laee' eamOrio and 'us'''
Sleeves, swiss and ''m0rl''
Dress Trimmings, a" endless variety
Wool Hoods and Comforts.
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GENY'LEMEN'.S WEAR.

Cloths, black brown ana ''o''
Cassimeres,, black aud fancy
Satinetts, black mixed and blue
Kentucky Jeans, 'l'p''''''
Fulled Cloths, excellent for p'D'''
Overcoat Cloth, various kinds
Satin Vestings, from % ''"' 90
Silk Velvet do, from '' 0Oo7
Fancy Silk do, fro" s. '0a' co.
Cheap Vesting, from '''0'l '''
Hosiery, for gentlemen !,
iCloves. silk, buck and wool.
Hats, wool and '0F'
Shirtings, plain and fancy
Boots; coarse and 'H''
Shoes; mems and '0''''
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The PosT OFFICE AT RAvENHA.-The
following communication, relative to the
Ravsnna Post ofice, has been handed US
for publication:
RAvENNA, January 6, 1858.
Editor Of Portage Sentinel -.
3 understand it is busily reported in and
about Ravenns, that last spring, filed in
the Post Office Department at Washington,
protest against the appointment of Col. R.
A. Gillette, as Postmaster, in which stated
that If he Usrs appointed, would call an in.
dignation meeting in less than three days
Not only has this report been circulated in
Ravenna; but letter, containing the same
false statement, has been written to, ant
fled in the Post Office Department a
Washington, by q Democratic citizen o.
| this place. l take this opportunity to pro
nounce the report an unqualified fulsehood
No protest, of any kind, against the appoint
ment Of Col. Gillette, was ever filed in tht
Post Office Department by me, and nevs
said to the Department, either verbally o.
otherwise. that there would be an indigna
tion meeting if he were appointed. Who
ever represents to the contrary, is willfu
and deliberate falsifer.
have neither protested against, nor hav
petitioned for his appointment. II ther
should ever be fair and honest election fo
Postmaster-und if, among the numerou
calls issued by the Chairman of the Execu
tive Committee, it is possible to determin
which is bogus and which genuine--I shaI
claim the right to vote the same us any othe
Democratic citizen. Yours, truly,
.'.- ALPHONSO HART.
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To the DeIAocrais OF Ravenna
TOWnship.

At the request Of respectable numbst
o f the Democrats Of Ravenna township,
hereby notify the qualified electors Of the
party, that q Convention will be held at the
Town Hall, on Saturday, January 9th, A
D. 1858, at j o'clock, P. NJ, to take some
action rshliye to the Poet Office in Raven
no, and to select a suitable person to be re-
commended 10 the Department at Washing
ton, a. successor to Mr.. Hopkins.
J. G. WILLIS,
Chairmnn Dem. Cen. Ex. Committse.
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NEW GOODS
FOB rALk AND WINTER
~EAR

can now be found at, our, store,
and can be bought at lower rates
of us for cash Of ,preaiice Of, all
kinds, than at any other estab4
lishment IN Portage county, and
we think that the most sceptical
can be convinced that such is the
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BOSTWICK & BEATTY'S
FALL & WINTER ADvER'MENT.

THE following good. can 6 &c purchased
for CASH Il extremely low rates. You
,A., have cash to %, Tor good. this fiji and
winter. don, forss, 10 give .. cali, tor III
goods were not bOurh, ih, TO lie on the 'helve,
THEY MUST Be SOLD.
Gentlemen will please take notice Of the
following list, which embraces
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07

GROCERIES,
Sugars; ali Kinds and prices.
Teas from s7is s75 cents!
Snices sofall kinds and qualities.
Tobacco, plugs One cut aud smoking.
Rice and Saleratus,; s;v'r' s'od'
Grocery, in sets or by the piece.
Cutlery, table and pocket.
Glassware large and splendid assortment
Lamps, Oil and Fluid, cheap for cash.
Carpet Chain, white ard '''''''.
Batting, good and bad:
Wadding, white and o'l'''d.
Buttons, horn' tin, brass and lasting
Combs, ivon and ID dressing. res
Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes.
Elastics,, large shd small
Tapes; BoBbins and Braids.
Remnants; Bfocms. &c, SC.
Bosrwtck & BEATTY will sell the s0or
goods for cash an cheap as they can b
bough. in New York or Philadelphia. TT
il and see. AZ,
| O.-All Pennsylvania bank money take
At par for goods-.except those btnks Tia
have set1plly failed. !. M
Rsvsnns, October s, 1887.
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OPEN HODDS-A splendid assortment
" of Ladies, isses and Chldren's Hoods just reed
also zephyr, arm lets and Gaitcrs,
Oct 81 PRENTlSS, HOPKINS & Co,
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MiScELLANE0US
Carpets, cotton wool and hemp
Oil Cloth; from one to two yards vide;
Wall Paper and Cuttaiifs:
Ready!niade Clothing:
Sheeting, fro" one to two and half 'd'' " i'd
Sheeting, '''''h'd' ="
Flannel, rcd and white
Cotton Flannel:
Damask for Curtains, good
Curtains, SWISS null AID plaid;
Cravats,!o black and fancy
Stocks, with springs
Bonnet Ribbons, very rich;
Bonnets, satin and mantuA.
Edgings, lace and ''"'F'e' +.
suspenders, mess and boys.
Umbrellas, hr't-Fat' to loose
Hickory Shirting,
Bags ready made
! .ya, trpV
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE.

" Justrecevcd another thousand dollar bill of Boots
and Shoes, making u splendid assortment, and COM
prlsng nearly every kind worn large line of Gents
and Boys Boots. also new and beautiful styles o
Of Ladies Bootees for winter wear. The prices shal
be satisfactory. Ca and see them.
Oct 90 PRENTlSS, HOPKINS & Co.
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N E WI
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
AT
Ne. 2, PHENIx BLOCK.

IluH w UlI LII UUVUull
Ne. 2, PHOENIX BLOCK.
'H. II. BAY,
rs now receiving his Stock Of Fall and
in the New York market and viii Be sold 10 CORES.
pond with ths umes. All In want OF good Goods at
reasonable prices are invited to call and examine his
large stock before purchasing, as he feels confident
'na So,' ,s1 y, J. Iss1 RSy buyers
SHAWLS-Brocha Long Shawls usually
BrOcSi Long shawl. u.aally sold fir ie for ia
Square :. .. 10 for g g
Bay Sate Scotch and French Long shawls all styles
and prices. Stella Shaw's, new borders, Cashmere
and plush Shawls the largest assortment In town
can be found stNo2, Phenlk Block.
-. . = -
SILKS! SILKS!!-Plain Black and Fig.
~ urcd Silks nil prices, BIocade Silks, new styles,
Plain and Striped, changeabe silks, Black MOsie
Antique, colorcd do do AT lower figures than ever a!
in R E s G o O D s !.
~ French, German and Eng!sh MefInos OF every
MernoS i Robes, Cashmere Robes, Dolaine Robes,
Iqso~is;IE eisI siS vaonsf: sis;.s Cloths.
Ali Wool DGlaines. De Bases, and every style Of
Dress Goods wanted, may be found at NO2, Phenix
Block
Oct 90 Fl L DAY
D A r A META CLOTH
Parah.etta 9th for IS per yard the best ever Of
fered for theprieO at
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A TTENTION MILLlONS-AndL Ladies
II generally. We hsve just received fne assort-
ment OF Bonnet Ribbons, Bonnet Borders and r'sch'
rs, which will sell at ower 1&ires than arc gen.
orally paid for them. Take d look at them before
buying.
Oct2 PRENTISS, HOPKINS IL Co.
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T AIDES Quilted and Corded Skirts, and
IL skirting, Brass Hoops, RataEs, Whalebones,
Coctua and Rubber skirt cord at PoE & Bros,
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GENTS SHAWLS-Large. .heavy, fine
VI and very cheap. Too comfortable even to get
% octss ct .'D''N' o'' PRESTIss, f HopRtNs / Co:
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LADIES' white and colored Merino Hose,
IL Ladies' Mode colored silk warp Hose. large
and full asso rtent of white and coored cotton Ho
-; nry ~ POE 4 RROTHER's.
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DosArloS vlslT.-We are requested to
6sy that the friends Of Rev. ], G. HAsr.will
make him donation visit on Wednesday af.
teshobh and evening, the 18th inst.
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TS ETaS

n ENT'S Fur Gloves and Muffiers, Ladies'
U cloth and kid Gauntlets, and Ladies' Gloves Of
every description, at Poe & BRo's.
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Co-PARTSERsHIP.-W would direct at
tention to the advertisement Of Drs. ALcoRN
& LEONARD, in another column. Those Of
our readers who may be so unfortunate as to
require their services; will Aud them courte.
ous, prompt and skillful.'
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MARSEILLES QUILTS.-Wea have q
LII few left of them and any one in want Of that
rtiees can get great bargain by getting at Cof
I'm e. Pthney's CASH AND READY PAY STORE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03
rhe Traps. /. of, French Woman.

PARIS, June lO.-The intensely hot wealth
er of the last ten days has scattered the beau
monde of Paris in various directions. Some
have sought refuge from the heat, dust and
odorS of the capital in their noble chateaux,
Others change the crowds Of Paris saloons
for the crowds of Baden-Baden, Spa and the
other innumerablc resorts with which France
and Germany abound. \ French feuiitetoR-
ist gives us an amusing description of the
flight of these birds of fashion, aud particu-
larly of the pleasure and convenience OF
travelling with a gay lady: alt isso easy"
he tells us, "to travel with woman, her
wants are so few, her requirements so easy,
after all, what are they?" he exclaimS to the
grumbling husband .Only n dozen trunks
to contain her petticoatS, her hoops, her bou-
quettes, her crinoline, her morning gowns,
her midday robes, her evening toilettes, the
cloaks, the mantleS, the laccS, the guipureS,
the furs, the riding habits the hat and plume,
the whip; some thirty boxes for her bon
nets, her caps, her wells, her ribbons, her
flowers; few cases for the jewels; few
fan boxes dressing box, a work box, a scent
box, paraSolS, chancelierS for the feet, elias
tic cushions, shawlS, plaids, woolen cover
ings, few flvorite novels, a few amusing
journals, the new travelling guide, and the
map of the railroad Verify, one could not
be more discreet, or less embarrassing or
cumbersome,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03

THB END OF Moyo PoLY.-The aSSigness
of Professor Morse, who originally built
and controlled the several telegraph lines in
the country, sold out 10 4 com bination, who
have for years had almost an entire monop-
oily of the business on all the leading lines
in the country, but especially of the most
important lines at the East, where they
have levied an oppressive tariff of charges.
\ company has recently been formed for
building new line from New York to New
Orleans, connecting st all the cities on the
seaboard; on which Hughes patent is TO lie
used, which possesses some valuable i'm
provements upon Morse's mode. The line
is completed from New York to Washing
ton, and has been opened for public use
The prices viii be Immediately reduced and
the public more courteouSly served. The
event is subject of general congratulation
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03

DEPRESSION OF WAGEs-In Cincinnati
$500 journeymen tailors are employed by
the Wholesale clothing houses, and the ave-
rage wages are said to be only about So
cents per day; some, however, do rot earn
more than 80 cents, while few get 60
cents. Those who are able to own sewing
machines and who employ from three to
half a dozen girls to assist them, make fair
per diem by working from sixteen to eight
teen hours out of twenty-four. The prices
paid arc about as follows:
al For ordinary cashmere and docskin
pants, which are sold at from 81 to So per
pair, the manufacturer pays the journeyman
! D 70 40 cents per pair for making. II re-
quireS day TO make pair For an ordi-
nary cloth coat, usually sold by the manu-
facturer at from $40 T. Sl5, the journcyman
is paid 3j 10 62l cents for making. IL re-
quires full day TO make it. For a good
quilted coat 81 % is paid for making. A
year ago the price was 81 so. II requires
fully three days fast stitching to make
s.ttifr, -ta%eoIl travr-vrsr, tine IaIT0r Is paid
- to 80 cents, and it is days work.
Tailors say that they know that pants have
been made, within week, for 10 cents q
pair