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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
Look to Your Interests !!

HAVING LARGELY ACCOMPLISHED
the object tor wch entered upon farm life,
viz the regeneration Of my health and cesir
ar - Improve water power now standing I'M
productive, offer Dr sale my entire farming
Interests. lands. stock. &c, &c.,-6O0 acres of
land. 81 miles from Marietta On the Powder
Springs road-2eJ of the upland aud 80 or 90
OF bottom III cultivation good barn. stables,
&c good tenant houses in ahaudsnce-an or
chad Of six acres of select fruit-a fish poEd-
first class water gin with power for a small
grist mill, thresh-r. corn shelter, feed cutter.
s The location is regarded as second to Mons
Anl do n.ii know . loyriisr spag Oh sarl1 Insn
lhr residence grounds may be made with a small
expenditure Of momey.
also would inyiie Rss0cizts capital 10 build =
Cotton Factory upon my water power 81 miles
east Of MzrirIla-a fall Of 40 feet will meet ths
demands OF the business and afford power sd
petior t. others Row beingimproved in this way.
Buidius material abundant just al the place
ne-d-d. Would lie glad TO confer with any 0Bs
wishing 10 invest in a paying business.
J, T, BURKHALfER.
Sspt. Il, 1873,
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Now Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A FARM, in Cobb county, tour miles south
of Marietta aud two and one half miles west Of
Smyrna One hundred aud twenty five acres.
The place is well improved, young orchard,
good water, for health unsurpassed. Two
prongs of Nickajack Greek run through the
place One of the best improved Waier'po
ers in the South; solid Rock Dam, Rock Gin
House. All the machinery is propelled by
Burnham's Turbine Wheel consisting Of En-
ory Gin and Condenser, Ingorsoll's Cotton
Press. have gnned this season seventy.
eight bales of cotton and still running | will
sell stock. farm implements, &c, il desired -
Look at the place for will give good bar
gain for cash. JOE &. EVE.
Marietta, Nov 2ls:, '73.--2t
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Georgia Cobb County :

To all whom il may CONCERN Whereas
Mrs. Celia NJ. HeIderbrand has made applica
ton 10 me for letters OF administration upon
the estate of John Il. IIelderbrand late of sale
county deceased. This is therefore TO cite al
and singular those concerned to show cause tC
me, if they have any, on or before the firs
Monday in December next. why said letters as
prayed for should not be granted. This Oct
both. 1873 II. NJ HAMMETT, Ord'y.
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Order.
COBB SUPERIOR COURT.
October Term, 1878.

In accordance with a recommendation OF Inc
Grand JurS ii is hsreby Ordered Iha' an ga -,
iourued Term of Cobb Superior tor!' Is AsiTl
co,,,m,n,,iDs, on The Second Monday in Deeem-
her prxt and continuing indefinitely until the
the poek~ts can he sufficiently cleared
Ii is further Ordered, THAI il'e Grand aud
Petit Jurors in service ~ this term OF The
Court be and appear at said adjourned Term to
serve at that time.
Further Ordered That this Order be pub
hshed in the Marietta Journal, Once week
for three v y.ks. izlnsl ately sitter the aeJoan-
uenl O. this Cosr;.
NIB. KNIGHT. JEdge ;. Z.
A true extract from the minutes oi Court.
~ VIM. HUDSON, Clerk.
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Georgia Cobb County /:

To all whom Il may communicating
Whereas, Sarah L. King Of said county has
made application to me for letters Of Guardian
ship of the person and property Of Harris NJ
King and harrington King, minors; children
under fourteen years Of age and heirs at law
of the estate of b. 5. King late of said county
deceased. This is therefore to cite all and sim
gular those concerned to show cause TO me, il
any they can, ON or before the first Monday in
December next, why said letters AZ prayed for
should not be granted. This Oct. Both, 1873
Ii. NJ. HAMMETT. 0rd'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21

Ry virtue Of an order from the Honorable
Court of Ordinary of Gherokee county, Ga,
viii he sold before the Court House door in
The town Of CANON. ga. on the first Tuesday
in December next the following 'prVpeft! 20
wit: The undivided half Of lots Of land Nos
"a and 1913 in the ed District and ID section Of
Cherokee county, Ga. also the undivided half
OF lot No. 40 in 14th dist and 2d section OF
Cherokee county; Ga, also the undivided
fourth of lot No $50 in Sd dis, and LIST section
of Forsyth county, Ga. also one town lot IN
the town OF Dahlonega, Lumpkin county, ga,
olso ona fourth of one seventh of james Strains
estate. which is owned by the estate of A: '"
Sharp sold As the property Of A. W. sharp
late IF Cherokee county, Ga, deceased, for DTS
tfiouiiA.. Terms cash Purchaser to pay for
iiIles. OeI 20ih, lS95
], j, A, SHARP, Admr:
Printers fee SOL
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By virtue 81 e.. .,t,l-r from The Court Of Or,
binary Of JEFF rsou eouuty Ga. will be sold
before III, Court HoUst door in the town oi
Canton. Che os.e co.n;y. Ca. within the lr-
esl hours OF .ig on Tie first Tuesday in De
ceuiber uex;. t.; ot lald No. ~ in the d
district and u section of Ch,rokee county -
Sold as tie property Of John W. Alexander
late Of Jefferson county. deceased. tor the pur
p.ss ii divis;e- Terms cash, purchaser &c
nav for lilies Got. 'd,h lsr3.
W. s. ALEXANDER, Admir-.
TPrinisrs ;ss So
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Last Round +!

ALL persons who have not paid their State
aud County Tax are hereby notified to do so by
tho 10th Of December 1873, as my Books will
be closed by that time Will be at Marietta
on the LIST Tuesday III December and will re,
main the balance Of that week. Can BE- found
at Gigniliat's store.
X. s EDISON, Tax Col
Nov. 18th. lS73-3t
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Georgia Cobb County

To all whom 1t may canGerni Whereas, y,
p. johnson has made an application 10 me tor
letters of administration upon the estate OF Ell
lender johnson late of said county deceased
This is therefore to cite all and singular the
creditors and kindred of said deceased TO show
cause to me, if they have auy, on or before tho
frs, Monday in December next, why said let
tiers as prayed for should not be granted, THIS
Nov. Sd, 1873
HM HAMMETT. Ordinary.
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Georgia Cobb County /:

To all whom ii may concern: Whereas, j.
ID. Delk of said county has mads application
to me for letters of Administration de bonls
non with will annexed" OF the estate OF W. J..
Dslk late Of said county d0oeRsed. This is
therefore to cite all and singular the creditors
and next of kin OF said deceased TO show cause
TO me if any they have on or before the first
Monday in December next why said letters as
prayed for should not be granted, This Nov
LIST. 1873. H. NJ. HAMMRTr, Ordinary.
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Georgia Cobb County :

To all whom it may ooueer,i Greetng
Whereas, Sarah +. King, Adminip'ratrx o
the estate OF i. S. King. late of said county
deceased representa- by her pr,ii ga, liIsd
that she has fully admnistcreG said estate and
asks that letters Dismissory be issued to her
This is therefore to cite all and singular those
concerned to show cause to me if any they have
on or before the first Monday in December next
why said letters should not be issued as pray
ed for. This Oct Both 1873.
III. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
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CHEROKEE SHERIFF SALES.

Will be sold before,the Count House door IN
the town Of Canton, Cherokee county, Ga,
within the legal hours of sale on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT.
the following property to-wt; Lots of Land
Nos. $50, 25t, b52, 253, 300, 1913, 324 and 327,
in 18th Dist aud 2nd Section Of said County as
the property Of Isaac Mcdonnell to satisfy a
Superior Court fifa from said county in favor OF
James +. Rusk VS. s. M. Mcconnell ct al.
printers fee So.
Also-at the same time and place, all the in
terest of Mourning Allen, in Lot OF Land No.
81 in 2nd Dist. and 2nd Section of said county
to satisfy Justices Court fila from l174th Dis
trict G. M. of said county, in favor of H. Bice
VS. Mourning Allen. Levied and returned to
me by W. Beck, l., G. Nov. 4th, 1873.
printers fee $3.50
Il. G. CRAWLING, Sheriff.
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Wild Land Tax Notice.

ALL PERSONS who gave in ihsig Wild
Land 10 ms for Taxation are requested 10 come
forward and pay the Tax on the same. This
Nov 2lst, 1873.
II. NJ. Hammett, Ordy.
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A PETITION.

GEORGIA. COBB COUNTY:
To the Superior Court of said eaupty Fhs
petition of
l.. T. PAINE,
j. G, CAMPBELL,
A. II. KENT
j. d. WADDELL,
w. p. HARDEN,
J. +. SEWELL,
Citizens of said County, sheweth that they
have associated themselves together for the
purpose of forming co operative Union OF the
Patrons of Husbandry in said County, where
bv they purpose TO prom tie the interests of the
farmer and agricultniist Of said county in va
rious ways
Isl. ny intercourse g.! miinai interchange
o ideas ON subjects pariaiilitig agriculture
I'd By the creation Of facilities for the ready
exchange and transportation OF produce, stock.
seeds. &c, and ter salc OF the sans at the best
prices and the procurement Of supplies at the
lowest rates.
Sd BY providing suitable room in the city
of MARKETS. to which the farmer may 40, when
he visits the city and exhibit samples OF his
crops for inspection bv purchasers and in con
neetion Herewith establish a reading room for
The benefit OF the farmer
ith ~ the erec'Io;. uf common warehouse
in said t{y. whris y: r. :: IAN ;;gon time e.
time deposi. their pra;i Sc, either for sale III
said city or transportation T. other points:
In order to effect ri oljtcs, they ask tor
charter Incorporating, ihrm and their future as
sociatss for twenty years under the name and
style Of The Patrous ct llusbaudry Co-opera-
tiy. Union of Cola, C"uuir, Georgia
mower 10 make all by lass ond regulations ne
cessary to carry oul the o'i~c,s OF said Union
nn, inconsistent with tie Constitution and laws
of the United States and Of this State
And your petitioners sh-w that the capital
s,o.k of said Union Il all ee 40; less than one
thousand dollars ~ privilege OF being in
creased 10 Rtss 'il:u;iss,,i 3E.l,ers-eiv;de into
shares of ten dollars paoh with authority 70 ~
vanix~ and begin Operation, as soon ss ten per
eentum of the capita s'",A ee paid ia
Your Petitioners pay that this, their petition
Ice granted -
j H. WADDELL.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Ocl. Gath, ls73.--lin.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21

TnE truck gardeners of Savan-
nah are receiving large orders from
the North for vegetables.
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Notice to Debtors and Cred itnrs.
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:

All persons having demands against II. c.
jackson. late Vt said county decs4st are here
by notified to present them prOitri! s.irs,rd
10 NE Tor settlement. within the time prescribed
BY law. And all persons indebted j; '4.I Sss
,s.s-d are hereby Fe,uir-d 10 .iake ttDrnsd.Art
Iayd1rht. Tlis October 18th 1913.
DAVID W. ORB, Executor.
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CahETON.


Iy virtue Of an order from the honorable
Court of Ordinary of Cherokee county, Ca.
viii be- sold before the Court House door i'll the
town of Canton, Ga, on The first Tuesday in
December next the following property to-wlt
Lots Of land Nos 1851, 1852 and 1853 in 2lst
Dist and 2nd section Of Cherokee county, Ca,
the foregoing property being subject to the
Widows Dover Sold as the property o.
Hamilton Morgan deceased for the benefit o.
heirs and creditors Terms Cash. Purchaser
to pay for titles. Oct. 2oth 1873
O. W PUTNAM, Admir-.
TPrintpr's fee )
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A Word II Of : Warming e. -'

READER, IN CHANGING OVER THE
different Newspapers, Magazines. Almanacs
and even ON the stumps, fences and on the
house-tops, your attention is every where d.
rrcted to the scores Of self-stylrd human bens-
factors, and nowhere is this mere apparent aud
disgusting than in the local notices of certain
patent medicine vendors in condemning some Of
the most valuable preparations. which they
know 10 be superior TO their own, aud hope by
this continued gas-conading to decoy the
simple minded into belief thar they swallow.
ed the whsl.s Instead Of Jtnaili put Il is at!3:.
geiher too thin for this country and especially
the climate because the people here already
know whats what" and when w-aknsss or
general debility and indigestion requires ths
use OF wholesome Tonic and Restorative tiIey
r4..ort promptly to McCUTCHEOS'S CHER
OKEE INDIAN BlTTERS" auG arr never
disappointed in their reasonable expectations.
As We, nothing equal to is offered for their &C
etptsncs either II tots Of any oiatT nl:.:1Nt;.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21

Georgia, Cobb County
E. s Cobb has applied for exemption Of per
sonalty and setting apart and valuation OF home
atsad, and ! win pass upon the same at II
o'clock on the ist day Of peeember 1873, Mt m!
office Nov. 10Th, 1873,
II. NJ. Hammett, Ordy.
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Georgia, Cobb County

Caroline Smith has applied for exemption OF
personality, und will pass upon the same at III
o'clock on the LIST day of December, 1873, al my
office. Nov. 10Th, 1873.
II. Nj. Hammett, Ordy.
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New Advertisements.
BVERY BODY Read This.

WarITH A VIEW To change in business
w we gi !. fair warning to all Of our Gus
toners who fail to pay up between this and
Christmas, will find their notes aud accounts Ill
the hands Of a Collecting Officer. And we
trust in the future, that our friends, ut we have
any will have respect enough for our feelings
not to ask us to sell them any more goods on
time. ,,o,,-,,,,,, co
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Georgia, Cobb County !:

Nov. 18th, 1875
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

Tins detention 20 the mail causes much m
convenience "a New York, especially A. par
t.d dispatches come ~ the W hiie star steam
ems. which. without the incentive ~ being
Ium carriers, have. ou uitrru occasions,
reached New ! OH ia advance 400 the mail
steamer sailing On the same day, IN TX Occa-
-iuns have arrived ttry dGys M advance, and
ga siN occasions aver a day while the Press
almost weekly acAu"Slrdgr the favor q the
latest news furnished by the W hlte star nan-
agcmeut
The ruhhc are not concerned In any petty
rivalry between two great companies, which
ought tu he above such feeling, hut lu the one
question the expedition OF mail matter. The
White star line Is ready u guarantee TINS be-
yond an reasonable doubt in the future, with
hut uue exception. IL can he easily under
stood that loss ut su-h magnitude as that Of
the Atlantic should cause some embarrassment
Ia a regular service III change the mail now
would cause serious Inconvenience. seeing that
one ~ the two lnmau boats which alone offer
r,mletiti IA "a the White star steamers the
CITY ct brussels - land up tni repairs. IL
the mails were to lie gwen to the lnmau line,
the inevitable result must be that the White
Star steamer would every week reach Queens
town materially in advance Of the msIl. which
would be- a source w much dissatisfaction
A h. tHaI -
~ -, n tL.. n,,I. VI, III
ar NJ .!s'.,,,,'',7t .f ,a Whit Sfar
III . - ,,,..a.i,,r. detained their
',''e ~, mt fr,,, Al -,rl, morn
-, aim, tb.tiIs c,mI,eIluy
'i'1 w ~ ''fe7iI. M l,r mil nm. carly
.f ,,,,,r,,,n,, and Y /, manife,tIv
i.,.'' -, Inst tba linz Mat ba.
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mat nAa been uiIle y Nv ,;,. N
from ihe lnihAh INV w" Il L;.. w,
thr "ltrh states maj lag ny w" - ~ 49,
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must n"' Toe "NeIi"oAei ''i.v w ..,. 49,, M.
refused y carry w ma a. .'.' ,,.+ y,
'f'l'lAV"I 'oui" 'i -.. E..,
II" ocean hostages anu 'io i,.,,.,,,
erd Mas only relieved I'onl 'ns P'''ii' '''''e
'N ."v "'tl'n Oh the fr,,,,
Fl" 4 m'St heArtl ''luo5se W. 49, 'ts'o - NJ
ihr lr'.i"s hahHe's a''' M. 800 Ja.,I,
'UN "i ne" ORR WI" ~ W. XIX XIX
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

DEATH ~ Ma jaws MoFplr We re-
greet To announce the death Of this well known
And popular assistant foreman ~ the JoDrHoL
who has been suffering several months past
from a slow form Of consumption, and who
had but recently returned from a six months
residence ia Denver Since his return his
health has been falling and on Friday after
noon last he was seized with Inflammation Of
the bowels and expired at half past five on
Saturday afternoon Mr. Motiat MAS born in
Manchester, England, and was "a years Of
age at the time If his death lie leaves a
vie and two children to mourn his loss He
resided at No. AL South May street But
Re" men could be taken from our Topographic
cal ranks who would he more sincerely and
uni, ersally mourned than he. lie was more
than ordinarily skilled in his chosen business.
always cheerful and Kind to his associates. an
atiectiouAte husband and father in his family.
aud possessed Very many of the qualities that
constitute an agreeable gentleman. His life 5
column is closed. and. We trust properly and
fully justified.
For fifteen years We had the pleasure Of a
personal, intimate acquaintance with the de
ceased, who although positive in his character
equally in his likes and dislikes, We Away,
found thorough genuine friend a No.
I Unionist, and an upright, honorable man.
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No. 273 q 276 Madison St.
Corner q Market street,
CHICAGO. ILL

Will receive saving deposits aud pay interest on the
same Al the rate " per cent per Annu a. provided
IN Its by laws viii receive aud eNecute trusts and 10
vest money for individuals, estates. corporations aud
soceties. Will loan hI-neN ON bonds and mortgages
cash cSateras and other good securities, giving prefer
ence however, 10 persons Of small means, who art
DESTROYS Vi securing homes and Will sell exchange VI
the principal cities u this country Europe and the
Canndas, and issue trsN eleT> letters " credit
This Bank has been organized a. strictly Trust
tnd Ings Rank, and will transact only such bust
j. directly connected with the receipt aud
q Trust and savings funsis. anu viii be a. liberal
m It, business trans actions = consistent with sound
aud conservative policy and permanent safety
Depstors desiring to do have letter. addressed
10 them n care Of the bank and their request these
letters will be forwarded to any other IOstorce They
also apply e. the cashier for any Information on
matters VI business To- have letters carefully ad
dressed and forwarded.
Special arrangement, have been made for Ladies'
Business Dep rtneht, IN neatly furnished room,
with dressing room attached, and separate from the
general business rOo entrance 20 which Is from Mar
ket street
The Bank will he open Tor the transaction y business
from 10 A. NJ to 4. p NJ, and III saturday evenings
from ) 70
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
for their convenience.
Means lar ILenILfx ~. ncno.LaaE..

When new dep"sitor first comes t. the savings bank
precautions tken and records made that he NAV
always be identified, and that IN ease a book Is lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The business u tins institution Is confined eNclusively
To the receipt anu care u savings deposits and funds de-
s'sited Ia trust No commercial Or general banking
business II transacted.
certain proportion o. the funds invested bv ln.r
upon real estate IA the city " Chicago. In making sb
loans preference always given u applications from IL,
pOSiturs Of small means, who have simulated Ia the
Institution sufficient funds u pay iur ut " ground AMI
desire u bnrruN something "a AID them TIA.
buildings e. be- used permanent homes fvr thenlsvys
and families
fs Money RENTED BY draft 70 Europe Or rbe~he
tor deIEsltur>.
AZ The Plans Ut Cheap Cottages. selected by a eom
mitter ~ de-tlrs n this institution may be seen a
the savings bank q
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A CARD.
The Compressed Alr.Puwer Co.,

own the exclusive right under the original Patents
II DR. w A. Rover, HnEACE 49, DAY, and 9th
rr,, Tor the IN, Tor the Comprising If Air.
u lie stored and transmitted for power. adapted
tor Tuuneiug. Mining and Rock drilling purpo
>ts. The Company haS every facility for supply
ing the patented apparatus. and can issue rights To
Others make and the invention, throughout the
United States All other Machines vr COMPRISING and
storing Air fat the TRANSMISSION uf Power are infringe
mieutS.
OFF'IC ERS
q II. DELANATEK. ireSt ,,,. :. a., r,.t,
GEORaE n RuBiN~oN Treas. III, I.,' ~ -
wv A. kUYCE, Sec'y
10th and lIth Ay-s aud 18TH 18Th and lith Streets
Nsrth River. New prk
z o Box 1915 HORACE Il. DAY, Grn1 Agt
18Th n u. will he a his down Office 81 Lib
erty Street from "a y p VI and negotiate Patent
Rights Tor ~ Compressed Ait. for purposes other
than those purchased b, the G.. A. y. Go.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

ANOTHER BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. jour
neymen stone Cutters Of the city connected
with the United Order Of Journeymsn stone
Cutters, have temporarily organized Benev-
Olsnt Society to be composed Of none only
those who are in good standing ON the books
of the Stone Cutters Union. They are to
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21
CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO, JUNE u, 1873.

THk sons oF VULcAS.-The Puddlers aud
Iron Boilers Union, better known Is the SONS
af Vulcan Forge --, is in prosperous con
dition. At their last meeting, So far as We
can understand, hattering reports were receiv-
ed from other "Forges" throughout the eoun-
try, which represent the order to bein -four
ishing condition.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21
THE CIGAR MAKERS.

~ W.T. unions ic,iriu- changes she addresses Of
crrc-Js,niRg secretaries please the Of the
urnvr ,,,retsrN
The following I~rI-,u- have made application, for
rtuf ~hip in the several uuiriis ANY union having
uart~ prefer. Will forward them within thirty DAYS
truln the date II application.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

The ROLLERS, CATCHERs AND HoOKERs.-
The reporter Of the Advocate paid visit to
the North side Rolling Mills, few days ago,
in search Of the Rollers. CAtchers and Hook
ers Union, but failed to tnd their location,
but he says he intends making another effort,
and hopes to be successful
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

lEo> AND STEEL HEATERS UNION.-Frlend'
ship Lodge No. held their meeting at their
usual time and place. The worthy sire look
Ell well in his old place, from which he has
been absent for several meetings ON official
business. He cheered the boys up little
BY relating to them the great success he had
in organizing some new Unions, and the bright
prospects that are before them the coming
year The cloud that hangs over Bridgeport
is gradually passing over, and may, ere the
winters snow retsrns, he clear and bright
again
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21

The X. q. :. @, Monthly Jo'unal for
June, publishes an earnest appeal to the
craft to sustain their organ We trust there
will be an honest and hearty response. They
may see the necessity Of doing SO when
bro ught into direct competition with Mon
gOlian labor.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-06-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoR CoUGHS. Bronchitis and Consumption,
in its early stages, nothing equals DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery