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pRICKLAYERS, UNION. NO. !

- Of Ohio, meet their Hall % West FInh Street,
Olnci,naf, every MONDAY evening, af eight O'Clock
President. g. CsvAnaEh: Vice PFesideut, Nm. O. Sew
ard Recording Secretary. Charles Lupton PinAn-
oval Secretary, Thomas 0KeeGe Treasurer, william
Ksing Trustees, Jas. Robbins, b y. stukes, John
r. ne, Corresponding Secretary, john Byron r. o.
Boz 1851.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, No. 1

~ District Of Colombia meats In the ouy Of wash.
Dgton the ct and srd THURSDAY in each month.
9. Sloan, president " Bureh, vice president; }. p.
Farrell, secretary; murphy treasurer; Levin rrum-
DO, corresponding secretary.
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OIGAR MAKERS UNION. NO. le.

" Of st. Louis, meets the Second FRIDAY eve.
niBg m every moutb as Tarusrs' Hsn. No. 10 eeuf
re1th Street. Joseph Dash man Presaens J5hn
BaiA. Yce-Prssident; Edward Frye. Recording sscy
Treasurer Gest. voilner Cor Secretary. Boz aS4s.
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COUGH NO MORE.

warmer's 0oagh 8Alsam 10 healing, senen-
lnR and expectorsfiaR. Ths extraordinary power u
possesssB IN immedisssly relieving. and eventually
onring. the Doa3 ubstinaEs CouehA, Colds,
ore Throat Bronchits, InnuensA, caiArrh. HOarss-
nem Asshma and Censumtsaum IN mAurpst incredible.
prom tia relief and csstsn its effects al the
shove cMpea ow any affection OF The threat ana Iungs
that thou sands 81 Dhy reIans daily prescribing H.
and one and ali say that u 10 tie most healing and en-
pector ating msdsne kaOsn. One ioss alEays aaords
relief and In bottle effects . Sold
~ arunfsts large bostiss- Price Gus Dollar. IL ID
your Aalt roo sail eoagh and saasr he BALKAN
viii cure.
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RRICKLAYERS UNION, NO. 2,
- Of Kentucky, meets every TUESDAY evening, o.
No 81 Scott Street between Third and Fourth, Gov
ngton. A J. Abbott, President A. Ambrose, Vice
President III. Overwine, Treasurer X. L. Dwee,
EtnsDoial secrstery YIN. \. Marin. Recording Sc
ngtou, Kentucky.
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Ks9ha light OF an outlaw ~ the
Business with others.
~ E Umpire decides that it is
A spirit of the law as stated
m flor a body Of men to agree
= euse their employer refuses
a Fticular person, or because
harged such person.
n ,se arises where the act Of the
u emed to be Oppressive.and be
ysress the wrong. it is a proper
~ . arbitration. by which, in most
~ IEculsy could be properly set
Qt the disastrous consequences
I'll IA the emnlnuara and emnloxed
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PRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND

= PLAsTERGRy UNION No. g. Of Pittsheld Nass
meets every other Saturday at o'csock, Y. No., 10
Brewnp Block, penn ssseet James Q. Dodge presdsnt
eamusl Turner lst v president, N. q. ChApman
Ind PRESIDENT, George Tanner nnan al secretary
Samuel Dodge treasurer, II. '. Markham recording and
corresponding seos~.>-v. boz 49S.
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CtINCINNATI.-Union No. 4 meets
~ 1t AFseitsr Had, Walnut street above Thirssensh,
90 ne ARA and third Tuesd4ys Of each month. John
PhesfeT, Preadent, Y. Fink, Vice Prsddent. Bud
Koop, Treasurer. Adolph Bndres Corresponding and
Bng'.sh Recording Secretary. ohaaL NETS, Financial
sseretsry. 0Aa1. eehg1an, German Recording seere
tary. p. o. bix 2sfo
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. meets
IL on the laa Pridsy Of each monsh 81 Al ono Han
corner Of Congress and River siressA Peter Cady.
president. Henry Connors, vice president George
Smith recording secretary Frederick EichAslR ADan
eAl secretary. Louis Schneider, treas Adlph ssanae
corresponding secretary. p. o. boz lO3.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA--Union No.
- 81 meets on the hrst Saturday Of each month. '.
eafron Or saent. Henry Meyer, vice president Jnc.
NeFnsn, recerding eeretary p. II. Donnslly. Anan-
eIal secrssary. kaward Lamp. treasurer. n A, Mey
or, corresponding fecretAry, blx ~.
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WORCESTER. MASS-Uniop No.

WORCESTER, MASS Union No.
w 81 meets the Hra Monday Of each month.
Hall Pearl street, near Main Washiagton Babson,
preSideut Gerry, vice president George Vance.
financial and recording secretary Rsbert Wiedner,
.reasarer spiewenbarg, corresponding secretary.
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VICAR MAKrRY UNION. no. /

~ asfnsryi.sd, n1stsen De Ord yerpAx sven,as
Of svsFl bonA a osnlraI Halt - NerlA en- erssb.
Balunnk RAgin JeknDon, pssstaenl fhus- 0ulAns-
sOns " ykssas1s. Hsa8 9. neosls. 1aslinA =
eordfs9 ssersssxr LatUe kuhas. ass1aA Fssss1ias
. srsts1I 4. oAstlns. Anansisi ssWs>esy. Gee.
Frank. s<eSexer: Z. 0ronharat, sorrsspsa1lnB Dww-
vary. ifa \. Lombard q. 80 a.
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BOSTON, MASS. - Union No. Is
~ nssts 90 the seeead Wednesday IN each month Al
70 wAshinston ST.. Louis ,. Lyons, pres. judah u.
Levy Vice pres Samuel Silly. No see. Tbos. J. Cor,
ireas Angel Hart, and cor. SEQ, sxsusr Ph o,
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

WaFnsr's Pile Remedy has never failed
ia easel 70 the very Worst eases OF
Bind, Itching sv Beading Plies. Tboss Who are
acted should mmeoi lately call on their druggSt and
g-t WABHss's Pms RHnEpr- IL 10 exrpesmay fr me
Piles add Fecomnsnaed 70 other diseAse
IL cured many Ct thirty standing
Pyfes One DoElnr Psr eele W Druggists evwywhsrs.
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MILW AUKEE.-Union No. Is
4A meets on the hrss and laird Tassdass of eFery
mossh al MeyerS Hall 80 eoarth street. w. q. HSek
aein, preadent. \. spsnsier, vscs president. psal
Geeger recording secretArys fr~nk Wssssneel haAA-
oial John MatbiAs treasurer. Lswis huss
responding ecressry. p. q. loek Dor Sal. wy
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NEW HAVEN CONN--Un;or

~ No. S9-hes quarters, Arcade Hall, State sire Z
meets the last Saturday eveelng 10 each north.
Isaac Hayes, president john Uowper Woe president
Das lei Carroll treasurer. J. II HAy dos, financial,
street.
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CLEVELAND, O. Union No. II
- gssts on she lss and ID Saturday in each mosth
John Brand, president, 100 Huntington street A
+" Aspehe. vies prrsidsnt. " N Gamma correspsnd
ing and recording secretary, boz 9759 Henry steg.
1aampsr. taenciai secretary. WIN hyera, treasurer
trustees
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DYSPEPSIA,

Warner's Dyspepsia Tonic 10 prepared
expressly for Dysp-ples AMI those suffering With hA-
bitsAi Uos,veBesa IL 10 sAAghiiy ssmuiatina tonic
and splendid appsfiErT: 10 serengthens the stomach
and restores the digestive 70 rheir heashy state
-Wsak. Bervous and dynpepe6 Persons should nss
Prize One Dollsr.
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Union No.
ia meets on ths nrss Mcnssy u ssch soath, I'm
Pyatrs Hall. Conrad schottkar. president. Benjamin
casseI recording and financial Secretary. WA Hsgin.
reasurer. T. A. Osneiles, eerssspeDdlng ssefstaxy,
p. O. boz $50 .M IVA ..s
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II .ANCASTER, PA.-Umion Ne.
- meets a c nrst hondsy Of each north AZ Odd
Pelnws Hail. Daniel I. Pn.snan, cor. Gee, r. o.
box ~.
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ELMIRA, N. Y.-Union No. 10
- meets the last Saturday OF each month ii Ne
chsncs' Hall, Water street Richard Grady presidents.
George II. Ryan, rec president. c nely, treat
urer. Thomas VI M, aLcia secretary. Jerry
Cronan recording and GORE ponding &c rotary, r. u
box 1885. b. Lenry door tendrr.
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EVANSVILLE, WIS.-Upion No.
- 100 meets on the nrst SATURDAY. evening u each
north at Lsppn's HaH y. steihberg pres. oharies
Ebert, aud treas. Walter OHM, IN and cor
sso.. drawer les.
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QUFFALO, N. Y.-Union No. I

RUT hBU, N. Is-OHIUn NO.
- meets on the erst Wednesday 10 each month at
the corner Of Eicotk and Huron ssrsrAs, in Apotio
Hall LorenI BecEsten, president Ss7 Genesee street
LOsenE Beckstein, vice president Pail WeiseahemeF
recording secretary. O. n. schvenk. hnsDc al secre-
tary. Henry Lo'x. treasurer. Henry sehlAxter, Ger
man inerpi etsr. Board Of Directors C. W. Fleirl p
LOesch, LoresE BreksteiD, Henry schl.gter. Dsvld
Shelter, corr espondiDg secretary, box f7lO.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Union No.
Il . meets 90 the second Turpdy in each month q,
Dig Mt H.lI, Tenth and FiIbert streets Prxnk
presdent. James Folly, We president. r. J Birch,
recprdlng secretary, B. Harvey tressurer. John
@ MeSzser, Hasaeal secretary. George J.cksSn,
respo ndiaK secretary.
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II AFAYETTE, IND-Union No. 20
IL meets On the nrs Sa urday Of each n, nth. Hall,
kiner FritE, pre.ident. woodro Porter, treas
urer H. Marley. recording. corresponding aud
financial secretary.
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Union
W No. % meets on the frn Monday Of every moafh.
Henry o. Ransser PRESIDENT. Gov Goe, wee president
X y. Craig.n N, nn2nc,ai secretary. simvn a. Lad
recording and correspond secretary. Louis Becker
treasurer. Y. o. boz $50.
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MORT WAYNE INDIANA-IIn;or

DOUGHKEEPSIE.-Union No. 80
Il meets ON The hrst wednesday Of every month";
John Zleg-r Pres box ass Lenc Hoffman, Vice PrePi-
dent. william Wolf. Treasurer. John Kaiser, Record
Ing Financial and cerrsspending eecretsy. p. o. Lock
box 15s
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X ANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No.
= zoe .-ss =. the Len SATURDAY svsnlnW ID essh
JssPE HunAE, Prssidsss
HrwS IsssAaD, RsersainS reesetAry.l 7 -
HEHsT sEhr, Corresponding Secretary, Drawer 9032.
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DAYTON, OHIO.-Union No. IS
~ meets on me let Saturday evcngug Of every mossh
81 No 81 Secsad street. Wa. a. Hopkins, prsslAsns.
George Kicker, vice presideni. Aanday. record
ing secretary. Henry ste Der. t.easarer. David An
erose corresponding and financial secretary. No. %
Jones stree
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WESFFfEbD, MASS.-Union No.
w o nseu % Ae FRA 1seseay IN each noes1 .
s.us, Vice sresidsns. Mol asGis. Trsassrsr. O.
Rssas.sseebs rec. sse. ON. Adsns. Asasd cor ssc.
POI - 14z-a1.E ,7IUE e
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TOLEDO, OHIO.-Union No. AZ
IL nests on the ara Monday evening In each month.
r. :. C0nn.k pres. W. Bsbington, vios pres v ini.n
D. ekweth treas. Bsni 1min Oh fJrd, financial SEC
John Murphy, recording sec. John kele, cor. zee.
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A UBURN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
q No. II Gsnese- street. Robert Burgess, prtsi
dent. ". 3. Hurlburt. vice president. J. X. Lag
renee recording and nnarcial see. Geo. O. Chsn'-
ssrs ling secretary. Jas. haons tsas<ssr
y. o. bon $50
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, iowa
~ tUuion No. ITO meets ,he Ias Saturday OF each
month at City Hall, Bro d~av. Jas. AcCsrtAy, prss-
dana Joseph Morris, Vice Dresde1G T. O. WsAsen-
SPIEL recording and financial secretary A. schoIlp.
treasurer. j. r. Niebss corresponding secretary. Dor
-. I Al. - ~ -------.---- : IL LII
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NHoULDERs' INTERNATIONAL UNION
WI -HssdquArters, 0sacinuasi, ohio.
Wa. sAAgvIH. President.
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ctoAR Make Ra.
r .oUISVTLLR CIGAR MAKERS

4 .OOEoNIBDB Cf6zkH MAKHEt3
~ unios. ~ - Assts sssFE, second And issrsh
apssA ssssses is end a. bszAs Bsugsmin, Rrsaasst
yacoss, Vice hsxdspt A AslBlsB, Recerdng
9soratAry o Dooher, FfsancfAi 9ecrsthBy 5Amffts
eeAwasss, csrssspssAlnE Bee. bex ~ MAnrw,
frsAmrer.
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A URORA, ILL.-Union No. Al, Of
N Aurora, meets on the second Tuesday ef czech
month, ut M. o soush Broadwas. A. L Hodgs, prssi-
dent, boz 778 J. L. Springer, ecsrspondns secretary
drawer Al.
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ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Union No. 5
~ meet on the arst Friday evening Of each month
at the RoTklngsens Assembly Roonq etete .sHees
between Mumouh ant RaiIss md Atsnns Jbhh Hyde
president, lock boz o57 Jim Wick. vice PRECEDENT
kogle, treasurer ", Ne~ erde hnRncial secretary
william II Evans. cor sec., byx las cOurneen rec
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WASHINGTON, u. C.-Union No.
w 100 meets on the hrst Friday evening % each
month a. Mr.. wangsmAnn,s, PsnnsylvaniA avenue,
between u and 9Th streetA II. ssebo, prssidsnt. =
WentEell vice presd INT. Joseph a. LeAh correspond
Ing secretary. Y. Rohleder, record nj secretary -
.' t
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~ 70 meets tht nrss Monday Of ev~Fy month ut
OsrAnder all corner u Third and J. RzFsoo aretts
Henry krieg. rreadens. Henry Westfall. vice prest
william Lais, recording secretary Ada0 Wohnein,
SHANGHAI secrstAry uenry INLAND, treasurer. Conrad
Ha stella, corresponding secretary. Boz ll4l
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TIE SEMI-WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies. one year. separately addressed,
Eight Doltmpu.
Ten copies, ona year. separately addressed (nna
M extra copy 20 getIer MP % clnbl,
RfwmaNn mmlnm~
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nR0vfnRNcE.H. -Unisu No 70
IwsrsS carst Hfk rsesdsyf sssh wsush In Les
apr's Ea iie Granstoa street. 0vvn Z. Lsaek, frss-
deaf. y. Fowier Vice rreadeut. yoen a. bohilne,
frsssurer SEQ Jssuph, Rscordiag esersaary. r. J
Ncshea, Financial and csrsspodakag sswsassH No.
Q High strese - ~
OOLDWAFRR, MICH. +Union 10.
a M,shsns soShssn HON FkAes1 ssSslssa, psssi
den.. :, Monroe u lsaysvtss psssDasnt. Aasaa bchs
land, ssssrrer.- NRospff ks1Srg esrssspseAAaG 90
rstart 70, arass q
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nRTCKLAYERS' NATIONAL

A VAhPEN ENS q JOINEfNO M
" TJoSsL UNT0N- neadquArssra Philadelphla.
Pa VIZ MOwBaAT Pre-iueBt, II North sixth Street.
PhIl.d .phia Pa wn. J. Jassvp, Secretary. II Gor.
olk Street, Mes York clay. N. Y.
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ITHACA, N. Y-Unicn No. II holds
regular Dsetrgs the arst fsarvday IN every month.
Henry fosnlsy President. Harry Jones. Wee Prssi-
peat. John YOKE, Tressursr. John Prassr Recording
Secretary.
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SUFFIELD, CONN.-Union No. %
~ meets the hrst Saturday o. every month Town
hall. frank Graesdlsr, pre- 60 TEs y. WM9s.
Wee pres David cav uess George Hers, re !, On
md cor. sec. West sufneld. Conn.
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OTTAWA, HL.-UBion No. 30 meets
" every second Tee DAY 10 tie sonfh, q Turn Hall,
At hali.psst ~ o'esocr. Jchn Dibcs, president.
Jse dihb' vice president. Harry Hammer, hnan-
ciAi aud corresponding vec-etary, drawer IOe
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DITTSBURGH, PA.-Union No. IS
IL meets the arst "Wednesday Of every a1nsh.
avid Tnlny. pres.d-nL Geo. Nc0es, vice prssident.
Ben amin Ballard recording secretary o. Iind.ay,
anAnoiAl and o.resposdng secretary. Fred sernis,
treasurer.
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TRADE . p,RecroRT.
NATIONAL TYPodR APHIOAL UNION

kV -Hesdquartsrs, NeS Orleans. La. william
Hsmmond. Of Mes orissnA pre- Thomas Willard, Of
Albany Sra vice pres. John Il. O'DonneI, q Boston,
second vice pres. John Collins " OincnnaSi-P. o.
box es<erss. and treas Mtss August. Ls~is, Of
New York, cor. see., O. Duane street, New York.
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X EOKUK.-Union No. 80 meets on
IN the hrss Saturday evening o. ev~ry month, On
Main street bstuesn Ninth and Tenth srsesu Block
Presiden n. J. NieberdIng vice Pre- IdezS Pred
n ecnnng. Recording Secretary. OharIaa Liam, Finan
cial Secretary kR Taylor, oorrespondnF Secretary
John Laubeshsimer, Treasurer, boz i9f 7lI'
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HARRISBURG, PA-ppiOps No.
pass sewn O'Clock, I'm Brsnss Han. J. II. Kurtssnr
essss Prssiaents Bred iksidhnser, Wee rrssiAses
treasurer d. L. Bsansster, Rscsrdins snd oerrss.
pondias Secretary. r. o, Box IN,
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UTICA N Y.-Union No. Z meets
" On the third rue day Of each month, Il their han
FrankHn square, Utica John Pfei6ev, cressdent
0Brer vice president. Charles RAdeck, correspond.
Ing secretary, 2. o. bon as P. Ledsrho&. Aoanssal
secretary. I'm. southworth, tTeasarsr.
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CIGAR MAKE rs.

ERIE, PENN. - Union No. los
Ia meets On the ar.t MONDAY evening 10 every mon
81 Atlantic Hail, twelfth st BENZ More, pres 1915
Peach o. Juo Dodd, vie president. Dani.I eb.p-
herd recording and IN nciai secretary. KAhdoph
Phister corresponding secresary. l94 state o. Conrad
He~s, treasurer.
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SPRINGFIELD HL.-Union No.
% meet. the hrz Saturday Of each mouaA a Ne
nsrneels Hall On nlA Arssts bsesesa wsaAinsess ana
lsr Vice Rrsss. WmL epsekman. psnnnslnl ssBssszsy.
= stsesi. Rec &c. oArh ue9naa, 1ssssarss. Jss
- wsAaAe oofEspan4AaE nswssary nrnwm ane@
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CLINTON sFOWA.--Union No. lls
~ meets on the nrst Monday Of .sach mentA a. Al
Caps restaurant, bsh ave, bes ~ are p strset
Jas Harvey PresiAsma. Geo. BeckisRs nespRding Ane
Corresponding secrftsry Herman Haskecke, nnancis
Secretary. 1Snn lnsiiesssorf krsaanrsr. r. 0. bon
H. -rVa n
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GkAEp RAPIDS, MICH tnlon
N YLTT6ion NJ n

M VRW BO1As ~ 4 - O111OH 1tOs TO
~ mssts On the first Saturday Of each month at
Mechanic Hal, South Main STREET. A. v. Garvin,
pres v. L. Wfcox vice pres. Y. J. RchoFn Sec, boz
III. Harvey Hamilton, treas. Boz 9i1.
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box directed to Joseph Allston, Great Mills,
st. Mary's county, Nd. i'm which we re =
lockct and three small shirt bosom studs,
and the following note:
My Dear Little Darling: cannot live
away from you any longer. The world is
so cold and dreary without you and have
reason to believe, darling, that you are
false. Your heart-broken LAURA"
PATHETIC NOTE TO HER SISTER.
Another note, directed to her sister, Mrs.
Parkinson, was found under her, reading as
follows: .'+.s
"Mollie. please send this box to Joe.
Don't think he has treated me unkindly be-
cause l have done this.
Nv dear sister, only wish there was
some way could repay you for your kind
ness to ME since have been with you, but
YOU will be rewarded for It IN the next
world.
Your attached sister, LAURA"
"Please send the box by the first opportu-
nitv. Give my praycr-book to Car
rie. Tell her that it is all had 10 leave her
for a keepsake. Here follows three lines ob.
liberated by pcncil.l Mollie. please don't let
the doctors touch ME. 1f | had wanted to
live / would not have taken the laudanum.
Your devoted sister, LAURA.
The deceased was IN orphan girl, a native
oc st. Marv's county, Md. She was about
| twcuty.one wears Of age, and as amiable as
| she was beautiful. The young man whose
address appears on the box, is resident OF
the nechborhood where she was born ana
raised. and it was generally believed that
thev were engaged to be married, rs II
was noticed short time after one OF ms
visits. some months since, that she wore an
enragement- ring. About two weeks ago
| Mrs. Parkinson received q letter from the
neichborhood of Great Mills. in which it
was stated that Allston was flirting with
| one girl and counting another, and that he
was making preparations TO marry young
lady Of that vicinity in Augusta Miss
| Thompson. The family Strove to keep the
contents Of the letter from being known 10
Laura. fearing that she would take her dis
appointment too much to heart. Allston
came to the city about the 21st Of July, and
remained here until last Saturday, during
which time he visited her frequently, and,
| as far as was known, they were on very
good terms until Saturday, and from the
| fact that after that day
THE ENGAGEMENT RING
was not seen on her finger, it is believed
that they had 4 difference, and the engage
ment was broken. After he left she seemed
Ito lose all interest in the affairs Of this
world, and refused, up to the hour OF her
death, ali food or nouriShment.
The body is stirred in green dress, tam
colored gloves, white collar, and pink rib
bon on the breast. This morning many OF
the neighbor (among whom she was great
favoritc) called to look on her features for
the last time, and the scene was sad one,
as each and all were deeply afflicted at her
terrible fate.
Officer Aorner was present soon after the
occurrence, and took charge OF the body
and, with Officer Burr, this afternoon sum
moned jury for DR.. Potter, the coroner
who is holding an inquest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-03

lHE AMERICAN ROLLED Nrr AVN T,,,.
GoApAsY.-On Tuesday Judge Wellsord
granted a charter of iDcornorst;on "e',19fa t 9ft
,John % r r Tanner, Tanner, William H. Allderdjce q
Mon, -, e. o2MssleuS, M:I9, John q. Davis, ]. n
Cowotin;'ee' William w. Crump, and W. T..
for tho % Wno propose establishing works
ninas n,,.a 'iu.acsure sue and sale of tubular
stael tpJls' nnn, luz, oars and nuts made from iron
,S Sei, copper, or any other metal. and n, rn,.
otbor ctb roning ana manufacture of IRON and
otner NE, metals in any form. ''n a''o
Inc terms of the charter are that tbo
l,'.nie ano sty ie OF the firm ia to be ssTbo
ntll "a lnelican Eolled Nut and Tube Comnonv ;;
ne eapltal stock to be $325, 900 to be in.
ofeasea os a as required to the maximum allow.
sa oy law; divided into three hundrsd sm snG
MY lity snares of one hundred dollars each @
me company propose to hold not more m
tMan I'VE acres of land in the county 81
Cnestefheid or town Of Manchester ,nd
L9I II. =, more than live acres of land in the citV
OF M MKiehmond or couuty of Henricos '' '
ine principal office to be ke pt in the c;tr
OF richmond, where the chief business I u,
Inc company is to be transacted.
W.T. Inc names of the officers are as follovvs
w. L.; EoWardin, president :, William II
GaaAall, Wm. E. Tanner, Philip ] Wriaht
| geo. W. Allen, and John E, Bossisuvo Il;
| TecIors-all OF whom reside in the c;tv ~, -,
Richmond. An 'ne ci'y Of
| This company is composed of manv q
our wealthy and energetic citizens afoo "
which will 90 far. towards the succaas i,' y
the enterprise. The charter was receive,
| yesterday at the Office OF the Secretary y
the commonwealth for record.