The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-11-02

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To CIGAR MAKERs We desire to call the |
attention Of the officers Of the Cigar Makers
Union that their bills for advertising and |
subscription to this office, are now due The |
private circular for November will be issued
next week
OMAHA, NEE, Oct "A. 1872 Vim Their
mann, haihng from san Francisco, has made
application for membership. Any Union hsy
ing charges against the above named person
will prefer them within thirty days LorIs
Noss. Cor. Sec. Lack box 5.
DAYroS, o., Oct %. 1872 W h. Long,
of Hanover. Pa and ChAs. 4. Baker Of Fred
erick, Md have made application for member
ship TO this Union. Unions having charges
against either OF them will prefer them within
thirty days from date. DAVID AMBEoSE, See.
L mon No b. IL : Jetierson vt.
Troy, Oct ~, 1872
TO he officers and .HemL,rs Of Locai Unions
GESTLEAES - am instructed by Troy
| Cnion No y, to inform you that they unani-
mously disapproved of the circular ISSUED by
Syracuse Union No d. based upon States Or
CARNATIONS We take tins method of max
my our action conspicuous to the trd,ie ia
| general, regarding the State Organization cir
cular. BY order Of Union No. =
r. w DOLAN, Pres.
PETER CADY, Cor See.
WORCESTER. Oct %, 1872 - Raymond
was expelled from this Union. Tie is 81 years
Of age, and part of the time he claimed to
have been in business Unions having charges
will please to prefer them within thirty days
Il from date as he wishes To be renstated.
Yours fraternally,
&. A. CARE, Cor. See. G. NJ G.. NJ. =,
box 40
BINGHAMruN, n ~. oct -, 1872
| To the Officers dnd M-Sibers NJ LOcai NOUS:
Geo. Diblin and Louis Brandt, holding re-
tiring-cards from this mon, having violated
the conditions upon which said cards were
granted; their cards declared null and
void. Cigar-makers, except those travelling
for pleasure, are warned to keep away from
this city until further notice. Unions where
men indebted to this Union may be to work.
are once more requested to enforce the Law ia
regard to delinquents.
f. J. Cox, Cor and Fin. Sec. box l4+-
BKookLYN, oct y. 1872. Ferdinand
! Muller Jacob Acorn and Adam Copper. have
made application to become members Of thus
| Union Unions having claims or charges,
will please notify ms within month.
Yours respectfully,
las WILLNnTT. AL Dean street.
THE following gentlemen are candidates
for the sutfrages Of the citizens Of Chicago
at the ensuing election
G. C. p. Holden,
candidate for Alderman in the 10th Ward.
deserves more than passing notice at our
hands, since he has twice been the candidate Of
the wnREI~GHEN, for the same position, has
been elected each time such, and under all
circumstances has proven faithful to his prom
ises and pledges. His record in the Council is
one of which his constituents have every
reason to feel proud. He has opposed under
any and all circumstances every proposed
swindle on the people, has been faithful
representative OF their interests and to-day
is regarded emphatically the right man in the
right place, when speaking and acting for the
voters Of the 10th Ward The faint OF
corruption has neverbeen attached to his skirts
his sympathies are and has been in his past
record proves, with the people, and we feel
satisfied that if elected, as he doubtless will
he, that the mechanic and nottingham will
never lack friend Ms long as he occupies a
seat in our Council Chamber Let every
Nottingham IN the 10th Ward make it a
point to see that L. e. Holdens name is %.
his ticket