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a re%na.kabl9 series Of sccidents oc-
the neighbofhoSd IL Naabdtf Street and
Maiden Lane, sbyothei reckless driving
and management OF "a, hook land ladder
truck, during an alarm Of fire: George
Fair. a member OF the company, was
caught between the truck aud a wagon,
and terribly injured; q woman W ho keeps
an apple stand, with o little boy whom
she graspcd, vas hurled iato basement.
and seriously 'ipjufed;' assistant foreman
james Heanly. was led'against lamp
post, cutting o severe CASH in his fore.
head; VIM. West, n colored man, was
hurled down q basement, fracturipg one
of his thighs; q laborer named Murphy
had one of his feet crushed, and scarcely
O showcase ontthe block escaped :,
Senator Patterson, (Radical.) of New
Hampshire. is reported to have stated
during the. recent canvas in his State,
that Gen. Sherman Informed him. thai
to protect Dominica. it would require a
standing army. of &. 900 men, ut IN npnual
expense Of $40, 900, 900, and this would
be but small part OF the expense.
A MAN MURDERS HIS FAM1Ly.-Ac.
counts from Fayetteville. Arknnsus. saw
a'man' named Roland, living three miles
from that place, killed his wife and child
on the 10TH instant, and then blew lis
ovn s',. brains ont. Domestic troubles.
Tho young Duke de rHaynes, the
richest Legitimist in France, who was
killed at the baltic of Orleans Mt the
bead of his battalion, has left no heirs.
His estate is valued at 100000
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Guns, Pistols. Etc.

=! INFORM my friends and
~ public in general that I hayo
just, received an entire new
- V.tock Of Double and Single Bar.
rel re- GUNS, REPEATERS, Flaeks, Pouches,
Cartridges for all kinde Of Iistolp, Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,
HEPAIRlNQ done at short notice.
oct . P. W. KRAFT. Main etrcct.
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= NIHkI.AND MILES VA., Nnrch z, 1870.
Mcssrs. J0c0b Lipinnnn d. Bro, Dru1nisfs,
Suran7,0h, Ga.-GENTI.EMES: l have intro.
duced your Great q. man Bitters here TO M,
customers and friends, and find better sale
tor it than any have ever kept before. Those
who have tried it approve of it very highly,
and do not hesitate in saving that il is faI
superior in value to any other Iitters now i'm
use. Yours, respectfully, ". KIRKLAND.
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! Monster Cock Fight.
United States Internal Revenue.

United States Internal Revenue,
ASSISTANT AssEsson's OFFICE.
CoIrMrrA, March 81 1871.
A LII persons having groas income OF
IN s. coo during the year 1870, arc hereby
notified to mako return OF tho eamc, to tho
undcrsigncd, on or before the 1ST DAY Oh
APRIL, 1871, rs the samo arc now due. 4
penalty OF 50 per cent. attaches by law on ali
rcturns not made by the above time.
G.. a. DARLING,
Assistant Assessor.
t}fhce over SCOTS Bank March %
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wholesale Agents for State of South Carroll
na-DOWIE, NOISE " DAVIS, HENRY BIS
CHOFF & Co. GLACIUS & WITH STEF.
FENS. WERNER ~ QUICKER, Charicton.
Depot in Columbia, S. c., st GEIGER 4
NCtiRFiioRS. Druggists. Jane lYrt
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Jan 81
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Z q l. L NJ Il IA, s. G.
Present Capital, 100000.
AUrIloK1zED CAPITAL, s5oo, 600.

AGflAoNlZED CAPITAL, S5OO.0OO.
OFFICERS.
John Is. Palmer, president.
y. G. BrcniZer, Cashier.
q. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS
j. Eli Gregg, John Is. Palmer, F. w. McMas-
ter, Il. D. Sem, of r. D. Sem & Son; G. ".
Beardcn, of COpeland& < Bcardcn; II. l.. BRYAN.
Of Bryan McCa-ter; W. C. Swaffi.Id. OF r.
& W. C. Swatiicld
+. W. McMastcr, Solicitor
INlulS Bank is now open for the transact ON
Il OF general banking bueincss
CERTIPICATEs OF DEPOSIT OF currency or
coin, bearing interest at tile rate of seven ~
per cent per annum, in kind, will be Issued
!, nie2osits from Comfy Officers especially So
lfcited; also, from Trustees, Administrators.
EXECUTORS, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts of
Cry ana Country Merchants, and other bust
ness men, and the usual accommodations c1-
tended.
Notes, Bus of Exchamge, and other eyi.
dences OF debt discounted. and money loaned
Stocks, Bonds, Gold and si've, bought and
;. Autlat.d ca r"ncy purchased al small
discount.
Sight Drafts dra,cn direct on all tho proni.
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland.
france, Gr'mdny, Belgium, Holland, Den
marx and he Orient. Letters Of Credit is sued.
payable i'll any Of the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent t..;os II, t,,o
United States bought and sold.
N. Is. Persons desiring to take Stock in this
bank, would do we'll to make application soon
as there is only limited amount still to be
dieposotl Of
banking House opposite Columbia Hotel
open rom oto3. ' Feb 28 IL
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD's
Compound Fluid Extract
G A T A w BA Ora NPJJ.IS

Component Parts -FT.;d !,.i..n,, IH.,,,,J, -, >,
F"jd ETfrn9 Nof,'"'" Gr0pp f,ar
H'oh Liver Crnpia'nts Jaundic.. i;i'i.u.
Il AilCctioEs. Sir!: u .,tlvu,,. II, ..i,ch,.
Ccstivcness, e:r. Purely VcGttmh'c, nta;I
ing no Mercury, Minerals nr pcl.,criuus nrurs.
Ell
These P1ls R:r the must h.i;..lit!ul;,. pea
SAINT purgaive, snlicrscding castor oil salts,
piaSncsia, etc There is Oihi..s more az
c"ptablc to tho stomach They give tore, ,
and ,use neither nausea nor gripping Pains
They arc composed Of the finest My,,dientS
After n few days use of them, such an inviso-
ration Of tho entire sA stem takes place as 10
appear miraculous 10 the weak and cncl waited,
whether arising from imrrndcuce or disease.
Il. Il. Hcmbold's Compound Fluid Extract
Catnw5a Grape Pills ere not sngar.coatctl,
from the fact that sugar cuntod Pills 30 no,
dl>a@ivr, but rnss through IA" stomach with
n"t di',"lvinC, c"Es Iurn:;v co not produce
thc desired tirct. Tho CATAWBA GRAPE
ti!-l.S, being plcasant i'll tast" and o,"r. 10
n"t hcrcssitatn their b,in;; *U%ar.rua:td.
rrict fifty Crnls per box
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Will find IIrpAlAh's GREAT GERMAN BIT.
Tells the be st tonic know II tor tic Glscastsio
which they are generally subject, and whore n
gentle =tirtu!ant is rccuEi mt nfc4.
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R.R. Co.
I'd PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
CHARLOTTE, March /, 1871.
YHNHIS Company will continue to receive
II. money OIL deposit or loan for elk months
or longer, and pay interest on the same at the
rate OF ten per cent per annum. Deposits
or loans may be made with the Treasurer of
the Company ut Columbia, NJ. +. Pcgra.n.
Cashier, or tho undersigned
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
Narcn . mo President
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Malt Corn Whiskey,
WARRANTED two years old, Mt
w F"k ~ JOHN G. SEFGIrI,S,
Hardy Solomon & Co.

"ufUy GU1UIIUlI W CU,,
AviNG entered into the manufacture of
LII BRICK and QUARRYING OF GRANITE.
aud purchased OF Mossrs. Wright & Vim, one
OF their new patent Prick Machines. capable
OF turning out from 10 00O to Gu, OUU bricks per
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any. quantities of bricks
desired. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON at his
store, or Al the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sept 3
Tie Roses If Lore Giud IRE GartIrm cf LIE.
Flower Seeds Flower Seeds!!
A CHOIOE selection Of FhOWER SEEDS.
IN just received
A fow papcrs of tho "TROpHY TOMATO"
Tho largcs. Tomato" and, beyond doubt,
the most remarkable fruit ever grown. for
size and quality. For sale at
+. II. HFINITSHS
fch ~ Drug and Seed Store.
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GEORGE nUGGlxs, agent,
Columbia S. C..

Esf""isl"i in Colum' il, S. e.. 4. d. 1910.
incorporated a. u. 1919.
Charter P0pc9uGi.
rHNHE WEALTRIEST FIRE 1XSURaNCE
Il COMPANY in America Thr most pnc.
cessiul Fire Insurance Company III America.
prompt and liberal adjusin,tn mt specially.
irote CT yourself against less by at once i'll
suring in tho "E INA" Tie best rrotcc,iou
against rIRE is a policy In the "lETNA." In
snre to-day, f1RFs will come wien least *
pccted. Strength and relablity-sG 600 600
not surpassed. Don't delay to tahe D. policy:
tomorrow, fire may ruin you. All claims tor
losses pre- mptIy adjusted and paid at this
Agency. GEO. HUGGINS. Agent
80 Columbia, y. G.
Olice i'll rear Of Meesrs. Duflic 4 Chapmnn's
bookstore, Main street. Columbia, $. 6.
Jan 3nu
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Fruits. Flowers and Vegetables, &c.
TX POPULAR FLOWERS, and how 60
- cultivate them. BY Rand
The City Fruit Garden and it's Culture By
Thomas Rivers. Thirteenth edition. sl CO..
Peach Culture. ByJ. A. Fulton, Of Del.
The Grape Culturist. BY Fuller. 81 so.
The Southern Gardener. BY White, of
Georgia. 50 90.
Practical Horticulture for the Amateur.
BY Henderson 81 So
Buists Family Kitchen Gardener. S1.OO.
Guenon on Mich Cows and tho Dairy. 75c.
Tho Gentleman's Stable Guide BY nj cI.urc.
Tho Tr0tting Horses of America; How to
Train and Drive them. 1926.
Professor Holmes Work ON Phosphate
Rock. For sale by
Feb % BRYAN & McCARTER.
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u Whites Gardening for the South,
RY the late VIM. A. White, Of Athons, Ga.
HOLMES SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR
KEr GARDINER. 81 so.
The Phosphate Rocks OF Sonth Carolina.
their History and Developments-Co Colored
Plates IL %.
Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman
Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course OF Lectures on
Proaching, R. L.. Babnoy, D. D. 81 so.
Any above sentAby mail.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
FEB ~ Opposite Columbia Hotel
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Natural Frozen Ice

hdIui "a EIUZeu 1Ce.
A tho summer season is now approa ching
N wish to inform my old customers, and
tho pubic III general, that having secured n
good crop OF natural frcz.n lake ICE, tlis
winter, We are prepared to furnish it, in any
quantity. as low as any that can be procured
mere, that IL. from one to one and half cents
per pound, according to quantity, and have
hccn srl!inS At that price slncc tho Ist cf
January. j. p, PATEMtN Ac,t
March IL 2mo Columbia Ice House
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HENRY ~. .III5i.Ms)l3.S
Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRkUT SARSAPARJLLA


FLUID EXTRkUT SARSAPARILLA
Will radically cNtrrmi;latc IRON The sy.te,,
Srroiu'a, SNphiiis, Fever Sores, Ulcers. Sore.
Eyes, fnr' Legs; Sore Mouth, Sore Head.
Druhrti,is Skin Disease &, Salt Rhcun,. Can
kcrs ltunn;rcs from ihc Ear, Wits SwuI,inr.
Iumors, Canctrous affections, Nodes, Rickcts
Glandular SwrlliIga. Ni;ht S~ eats, Rash.
matisn, y. spcpsia, and all diseases That Lay..
been established i'll tn" system for ycarsy
Icing prepared expressly for The above COM
plants, it's bloca-purityins properties are
Sf.ater than any other preparation of Sar.a-
pariia. III gives the complexion n clear and
nealthy color and restores tho patient to n
s,a,c sa,c OF hea',h and purity. For purify ing tho
blood, removing alichronic constitutional dis
eases arising from an impure stato of blood,
and only reliablc and ofTcctual known remedy
for the euro OF Pans and Swelling OF Bones
Ulccraticns Of the Ihroat and Legs. Blotchcs
pimplcs on Face. Erysipc;as, ali Scaly Ernr,
Price Fl 81 per DOt'ln '
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Potato Slips.
Tnl BUAiiEI.S Yam Sweet POTATO
March 3 r. IiOpC
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Fresh Crackers.
CODA, Walnut, Snow Drop. Butter. Fancy
- Farmer, Ginger, Balmoral, for sale by
March 3 T. UOi'E
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LIPPMAE'S
G REAT GEhMAN BITTERS
FEMAL LES

MA!.AnICUs pIsLAsEs GENERALLY.
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Neadle-Makirg at Redditch.

A pleasant run Of about fifteen miles
rom Brmln ham, % the N Hand II Ill
Eay, brings Us TO tie great ccutre Of the
English needle trade. Il ddith is fair
ookiue, compact, bustlng, c'-an couutry
-uwn, surrounded By some 81 tie most
-harming scenery in Worcestershire, and
presents a striking contrasr to the black
and busy hardware village We have iast
left behind u. Why the needle makers
tito thi4 pl-ce above I'LL Others in which
ro settle down 70 tile pursuit "f their call
Jng. there j. 20 evidence 10 show A.
Early as the year 1870, however, one
Christopher Gr'ening appears 70 have set
up a needle shop at Little 'rendon, q
hamlet Just outside Reddtch. ;ui he was
followed in the course of few years by
several other members of the craft from
London In a short time. however, Cren-
an v. abludoned. owing to tn. abse &c
If water. over, and the no.tie-n1kers
established themselves at Aicester, Stud
icy, and Redditch. In times stu more
remote tn district lying he's ia ilcester
and R-dltch was a great Industrial centre
If some kind, mills dating ton monastic
ugcs, and great dams, no long T used. still
rem mining to tell Of the depart and for
-Otten history.
4 be first mills used in the needle trade
were Iorse mills, one being established al
otudley very early in the ga century
b Sc mlls were used for scourin. and
pointing needles, super,eding the primitive
method Of wrapping up thr needles il
auckrll with emery dust ADA i've oil, and
rolling them two and fro by tn movement
IF the workman's foot The earliest
uecdie- made in this dist let were " square.
eyed, shape most readily produced.
Il was with square-eyed needles that Mary
( 2 teen 0. scots wrought those beautiful
tapestries for the walls of her prison cell
Afrer many irulJltss attempts, drilled
eyed needles We're successfully brought
Dut II 1926, and two years later TIE bur
nlshng machine, which gave a beautiful
/ nnlsh 10 he eye, was introduced. In this
after process, as now carried out, the
needles are threaded IN steel wires which
rave been " roughed' with file. and
I 1lId,ned. The ends Of thee wires are
hen attached to a steam mat hine by which
he needles are made 20 revo.vs at an enor
Mons speed wish an O-ollating motion
round the wires.
Previous to the year 1910, needles we're
hardened in water, during which process
Tie mIjorIty became crooked, and straight
ming the crooks VA, in consequence, az
Occupation fur considerable number of
work people. In the yelr mentioned, how
ner. Rldd ten manufacture revived tn
racuce Of hardening ia OIL, ant the re-
,ut WHY that crooked neeile. we're the
xce ton, Ill tvai 5t t-irl -l- rllC. Thu
O. tYl-u. rated the CROOK -rr .h'en-rs that
hty u.bnej Z e e. ,-pri> n. mlnuiac-
n.er ngr "a -ha tow, sri 'or snme time
Jeit lumlli rav Ai 4 ,a-al.'v. bow
ver, tr- revived .r...-- clirr r. DE = ner-
lily I'd ped. \ yo.u''ns rls.1in, l. the
,tc.t Invention Of imlo auce IN the
reedle trade. Tn I'M. invra-ioa Me~srs
rtctt AMI NocdKsrd- excellent
uthorties-thus reported a little While
nee
The needle 20 ming machine is an Eng
-lsh invention, though il is not generally
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DETROIT, MICH.-Cigar Makers
- UNION. NJ p. Of the Citv of Detroit d ec.- "
the first snd third FRIDAY otev-ry womb ~ ~. Ia
'ayettv HalI Graf rect De- Toit. J., n'aIla-t..-
pres, box 6tl We-lrv Aver, vlce pres Trou,. NJ
po'rn, tecuriinr ~fcretar. AntnUry KruR. rr.u.
chl Secretary S'euh.n zen, treasurer N D5sr.
ing. correspond Lg svCretars, b1x 5,s
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supposed to be so, and its forerunner.
which. though not perfect, approached 80
nearly 10 perfection as to alarm the DO nj
err, was some years ago purchased by THEN
and broken to pieces on Redditch Church
Green. The needle pointing machine is as
yet only partially used in this district. A
.rOoved grind stone, revolving at great
speed, is employed to grind the end o.
each wire into the desired shape. To this
grindstone the wires are applied from an
inclined plane, on which number are placed
ready to cut 10 the length required. By
means Of disc, surrounded with caout-
chouc, revolving slowly in direction trans
verse to the grindslOne. continuous sup
ply Of wires rapidly revolving in succession
s supplied to the stone, and the same disc
causes the wires to revolve whilst hlng
! pointed. Ia Reddtch and the ne'ghhor
hood matchmaking now employs something
like $40 workp' ope, a considerable pro
portion Of whom are {, males. Tie earn
ngs considerably vary, those Of children
ranging from L. 3d. to IS, women, IS. to
5s., and men, 12s. to 4Os. per week.
A needle has to pass through seventy
pairs OF hands before it is considered to be
finished and ready for use; a subd vision
If labor to which may be attributed the
combination of excellence and cheapness In
The production Of these articles. The var
Irty Of needles made in these days i;
arvellous, the surgeon, tailor, harnes.
maker, saddler, glover, embroiderer, anC
housewife. each requiring needles of shapes
sizes and lengths almost infinite. Redditct
and he immediate district may be regarded
a. the only important centre Of The needle
trade in the three kingdoms The prin
cipal seat Of industry on the Continent j,
Aix-la-C hapelle, but at Lyons aud one Of
tao towns in Normandy the common
qualities are also largely made
The Chinese supply their own require
ments in the needle way, and it is though
that the craft is more ancient in the Celestia
Empire than 10 Europe. Certain it is thai
round eyed needles were made in China
long before the primitive square eyed
ones we're known in E. land. There j.
nothing new under the sun Mechanics
| Nd1uzine
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Tyne regatta. the same crews met again, and
Rcnforth and Kelley we're defeated At the
sane regatta, with two hers they won the
nnr-oared prize, the Taylor-Winship crew
being second.
Rrntorth never again appeared in public un
I'll tie present match winch came to ST. sad a
lerminsti0n y strrdty morning, was arranged
Renfarth was a man OF splendi. ply .ique He
d muscular and " ll-knil fam, AID pos
ses-ed Immens streng and paw,rnf pndur-
Ancr At he TIM OF h 5 del h he was withuu
doubt The first onsmsn in the world.
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. 90 meet

~ every second Iue. day the ronrh, at Turn Han
AZ halt-pasI seven U'clocs. John DibOs ITr sine ID
Jacob Gibbt vice presid7 Mt Harry tiamner, tuan-
etsi sd CORES s,Onding secretAry, drawer log.
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COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Dough 8alsam is healing soften
ing and txpector4iirz The extraordinary power Il
possesses in immr aie'y relieving, aud eventually
curing, the most obstinate }. Coughs. Colds
Sore Throat BToncitIs, Influenza, Catarrh Hoarse-
ness Asthma and Cousumi tiun Is almost inc ible
prompt 10 the relief and certain its effects all the
above cases, any srC ton OF the throat and lungs
shat thou sands Of phy scians daily prescribing II
and and Al say tha it is Il most healing and eK
pt ating medicine know n. One lose ALWAYS afford
reiE ana ia most one bottle effects a cure Sold
by druggsts In iar2e hotties. Price One Dollar Il Il
your you stil cough and suffer he Balsam
wi cure.
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w OlNNIo Il ElAs -h1A'A1s-- q HtOll NO.
w 81 meets ths first Monfav q each month
le'Ween A. aud OH It eeis ,. R'heier president.
onn ssrtr vice presiG Mt JOHu smith, financial SIC
Y toOk, recording s,cretary. =. D-sinLer a-u-tr
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DYSPEPSIA

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for n sPPucs AMI those suffering With hs-
bituA Cos:veness II is slightly stimulating tonic
and splendid uppe izrr: it strengthens the stomach
and restores tire organs 70 their healthy state.
Weak. nervous and dyspeptic persons should use
WAkSER's DTsPlPTic TOXIC. For sale by druggists.-
Price One Dollar.
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CANTON. ILL.-Union NJ. 40 meets on tie
- first Thursday evening OF each month. Cha j.
Maine, pres /. v. Dean, vice IIes. Chas. II. sexton
&c ana fin sec. nos Bd4tuon, treas James A.
smith, sec, BOX oil.
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y.-Union No. IL
m.et-o ne q ~ n " INV I've ing ~ acn mont.
~ sHngn'y, pre+. r.. stafford vie pr-z > ra,-
c sec, box 765
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nth At Meyers HAN, 20 Furth street Nor Puis-
chvk, president. Cnss Kuhn. president, II
loeph ding secretar Frank WeItengel fnab-
cal svcretary. John @. Barrickei, treasurer joseph
a. BukOvsby, corresponding secretary. 2. Y. LICK
Box 54I.
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,OLDWATER. MICH-Union N

y III NETS sue second Tu->day of every month,
& Mica gan Sout Hotel. August Scurlpud prrsI
ent. Muuroe NJ BRAY, president. August sChv-
r4nd, treas r bert kattray, corresponding see
re'4ry, z. q. draWer6
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-LNNEYNEN PLASTERERSI AsSO.

TOIRNEYNEN PLASTERERS' ASSO.
~ CITATION, nf Crn1 matt, meets every other Thurs
Ist evening IrO MulfIrr. linton Han W West nah
street AN r0rIur arinrs should be addressed he
Corresponding ~-c. tr,, l59 v ct Front STREET.
ID. a. hft b re- IOHS CAssT. Pres.
[1HItArO IRON NUulDERS' UNION
.t N1. Z. ra.t- aI .rru W.lIers' Hall, l55 south
tI' F-H.. ..-rs friday rvrnrry a Tl1 o'clock
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PR ICKLAYERS N,T,-

~, comm. rcinx M M lnn IN be held /.
nnia 'rf, NM LILY bHcaI,, '-eond utBd.y
unou J. T. ru a'ap II r,ysrnt ny ssr;a.
nation VII be IA nis "a y. ~ 9E"es Purtfrr 80
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