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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-20
THE RED AND THE WAlTE ROSE.
A Confusion Of Marks and Of Tongues

There drove into this city yesterday,
II planter with two bales Of cotton
branded with red mark. This plan
terwith cotton branded witharcj mark,
took II red drink at a convenient sa-
loon, down rs convenient u throat as
there was about his collar AT the time,
which of course was his own throat.
Then this planter took and hung his
legs over the plank walk and put his
foundation quarters on the plank walk,
and soon Elm street looked rs though
it was turning up side down for his es-
pecial diversion. And now it came 10
pass as this planter who had taken Il
red drink was smiling and laughing 50
hard ut Elm street standing on its
head and turning itself inside out, us
he thought, you know, there drove
into town from another point of the
compass another planter, with two
bales of cotton branded with White
mark, Now this planter becoming
likewise anxious for dampness, goes to
n saloon and takes white drink tgin,
my boyl gin y, down as convenient a
swallowing apparatus as there was in
the reighborhood of his collar which
was, of course his own swallowing
apparatus. Then this other planter,
he goes and hangs his legs over some
otherplank walk and dittos bis iounda-
ton quarters on that other plank,
and soon Elm street looked as
though it couldn't act too funny for
this other planters risiblts, Then
five men came along, all at one time,
to the planter who owned the red
mark, and says the five men: "You
own that cotton marked red and wen
give YOU ten and Il half cents.n The
man who owned the cation With red
mark, looked up aud smiled and said
"Sm'ins's (hic) w'itc m'rk, thic)."
mo It amt, its redp'
| "I'st s'ly,n
| Then She Ave men went Otto tn,
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DALLAS, November Is.

TO the Editor of the Dallas liendd'
In acknowledging your congiatula-
lions, which | was pleased 20 see in
your paper OF to-day, on the liOcNIity
which the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, otRichmond, Va,
have extended me, through their
agents, Messrs. Jordan, Gay " Co.,
allow me to say that my sincere
thanks are due the company, rs well
us the gentlemen who represent ii, for
the generous aud satisfactory manner
in which they have acted; and IL
affords me pleasure 10 COmmend the
Virginia Fire and MarinetO my friends
AZ worthy Of their fullest confidence
and patronage. In getting up MY
proofs Of loss, etc, was relieved Of
all trouble 10y Messr5, Jordan, Cay n
Co., who scarcely lost Il day Ia prepaI~
ing all necessary papers, amt waving
the right to the sixty days claimed by
all companies to settle thcir losses, the
company instructed their agents to
draw on them at sight for the full
amount OF their loss. Again, | return
them my thanks, and wish item that
prosperity which such promptness and
generous dealing merits.
Very respectfully, yours,
j. 4. MCCONNELL.
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DR, D, kINd, City Assessor and
Collector gives notice hy posiet
around town, that all pelsons who
have not paid lhoir lpYea by ihe lot
day Of December nest viii ho placed
on the delinquent llst and immediate
action taken against them for the col-
lection Of the same, This n not dis
oretlonay with hlmi he Is compelled
to comply with the law und ordl-
names,
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disappearance of use Fever ~ shre,e-
pOFi,

IN conversation with gentlemen
from the above city, Whose unmrr app
pear inasepnWlo article We lrurHtlnt
thcycllow fcyor las entirely ubnLcd IN
Shreveport Dr. smith, one OF ihe
volunteer physicians from Now Or
leans, IL now on hls wuy hdnlor BIZ
professional onlres being discontinued,
owing TO the return Of the uormnl mn-
llury condition oflllc elly, prefdcnt
IT, H. simmons, Of the Howard Aru'
citation, also tesliliw 20 the entire
absence Of the disease, he Auyin8 di'
rcctcd DR., Smith 10 add his ouWobouO'
ton Of tho fucDs q, stated by the latter
gentleman,
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PNMnlns Mor,lll..

'rho meeting announced for ma, ,yuiuu
at Ola Foiluw,' n M have baan addressed
by mr. Cochran ami lulg. 1u"p',l Wu,uDo
ea,mlypo-. youodUuIIlou,eulutMlrp u,
seven uUun'p when ~. w"Dins win puj-
lively wIv place ard IA" HaduH.e VIII b.
delivered ul lae Aarh HOUSE, 2iedh,
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The first SS&nli-A
meeting. 0EAthe- ssto q X =
holders OF the Dallas -
Real ESTATE and Build
ing AsSociat ton WHY be
held at =, o'clock u. M,
Monday, November S.a,
in tho Commercial Club
Rooms. l..
"a. II. BARRY,
sScSi'etarS.
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uUTCIIiNS.
Town Lots for hnie'

Twelve lots Zone hlocla, on me pr'h'lpol
business street Of The town Of llulchlllsi on
Abe Central RAilrond In Dallas county, lo'
bale At low prices, Apply To -
JOHN W.sWlNpELl'S,
ribd,r Herald once,
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NOTICE.
MIR. ". II. sparhc,

on Shreveport, Is our Acknowledgment FOR
that city, to whom parties desiring loody'i-
tsc In or subscribe for fnE HERALD orc re-
gpeclfully referred.
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rhe store buusc now occupied by tht under
signed. Also the lruut once up stairs in the
same building, formerly occupied by Field *
Nowlan. .. eft...
l7Sdtf PRATIIER & MURPHY.
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All 'RNMnrl.

stolen from w. c. Holland, on last satur-
day night " large pacing Bbod bay Horse,
black main and tail, a lump on the outside
ofleft fore loo, good flll sized seddle on,
when tpkan. VIII pay s25 rcwhfdIur ho 50
and iliiy for thief. 4Oi3t.
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MRS. w. J. JOHNSON

MRS. vi. J. JCHW&ON
Eas removed lom The cIutchasid
House to hor new, oommodious and
elegant establishment no&t to Goslin
& Co. D, on Main street, where she
has opened lne line OF Millinery
and Ladies Furnishing Goods, and
where abe will be happy to see her
old friends and customers. 2loatr
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That Whispering all around 'town-what IL
hs Gentleman talking about the good iiv-
Ing at the most popular Hotel In Dallas.
Which ,ths copn ae,sid Housc.U A ;,
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Best tonic known for chills, Ievels, consti-
patton aud indlgcstlon.F For SUE in Dallas
by j. j. FENDIEY,
lsld3m Office saioon.
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pratgs Astrai on.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlrs. Al.
ways uniform. Illuminating p1w,r superior
10 gas. Earns IN any lump without danger
of exploiting or taking me. MaunyluIcd
expressly to tHEr tl,c place OF volatile and
dang,ruuS Oils, las sl!,ly under every posi-.
bio tusS stEG is pN.s.gt burning 4uaiilies an,
pl"SHl by It's continue. ass IN over 1900.
families.
Millions o gallons have been sold and no
N"cldrnt, directly or indirectly, Naa over ur-
CURED nom buming, stOriueor handling IT,
The immense yearly ia;s tultfuUui property
resulting from lne uSu OF curdp ana diuG'I-
our oils in The NnIt1uSiGles, is Appalling.
The Insurance companies aud ire commits
stonerS throughout tlecOuutry recommend
the Astral as the hGt safeguard Wilcro lamus
are used. S'Nld iurVlr2uMr. ..H. .H.
nor sale nj rrtNh ~ the trnd Umeyallv
ana at wholesale hy the piUlriut1rS,
.s. tIlAS. PRATT 4 CO..
ldiO&GnW lb9 Fulton street. New York,
-----H
Franklin 4 Penn are receiving new goods
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Fer Sale.
Two good residences in this city. lmme-
diatc possession given,
l6D-dtf .N t STEA(;ALn e. co. .
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CARRY THE NEWS!

The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
HALFWAY having completed and opened
for business their Northeastern Extension
tNisSouri Divisionl from ScdOlia to Hanni-
hP ute now running their Elegantly Equip
g rams through to Hannibal without
ch ngc. ..
Passengers for points in Northern Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Up-
per mississippi Region, Northern and Cen
nal Illinois, Chicago, Michigan and the Great
Northeast will hnd this the Shortest, Cheap
est andQuickest Route.
Through cars viii continue TO run through
TO st. Louis without change, via Sedalia, as
heretofore. 'IIH..
THOS, DORWIN,
Gonl Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No.
a..uLg an JAMES ID, BROWN,
General Ticket Agent, se,talia, Mo,
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King has always on hand the best orw ines
and liquors 10 suit his customers. "2l1d3nl
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The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, with Its connections, Is the
Shortest, Quickest md only Direct Route
from all points In Texas, the Indian Nation
and Southern Kansas to st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago and all prominent Eastern points,
Rates aSlVw aud time quicker thanany other
ruatfiM The nijiritct.
al claims for loss, damage or oyercharge
prom PITS settled f.t .RtE af
Merchants ordering goods is9m the East
VIII sfVe time and money ~ consigning
niem carc Missouti, Kahsns an rexas Rail,
way.
u. A. FREER
Gon' Eastern Agent $40 BImd Sy,N,Y,
". r. WlLHAHS,
Agent, ~ Clark struet. u !cnpo,
OEO. W. ttltEY.
Contracting Agent, tOi Walnut street,
st. Louis, Mo.
A. ..- BID. .Hai..I Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
j. W, ZURICH,
contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
W. Il. ROBINSON,
nlnIL Gen llFeight agent. sedalia. Mo.
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seeure Let when the Opportunity Is offered
CIV CoLEHOCR has ordered
AN AUCTION SALE
on portion Of his ehaice property South Chicago,
to meet the pressing demand
THE SALE WILL BE PEREMPToRY
Turn Out! Turn Out! Turn Out!

Attend this, and buy 4 lot Let the occasion be q
MEMORIAL ONE. Date your fortune from this sale
There "a suburb near this great city promising as
great return on your investment Only a sufficient
number Of Lots Will be sold to supply the present de-
mand
Lumber will be furnished at lowest marke price to
those who wish to build, and credit il required
This is the finest Lake Shore Tract It'll Of the city
limits high and dry, covered with forest treets
the magnificent harbor just opened and to Grand
Old Lake Michigan. Pure air, pure water-everyIhng
to make home desirable. The improvements ALREADY
under insure large demand for houses stores &c
Eight IN 'mmoth manufacturing establishments are
about completed. The Rolling Mills and Steel Works
well forward.
The railroad facilities South Chicago unequal
ed, embracing SIX trunk lines, enough to make town
anywhere Homes for over one thousand men must be
provided Def re the first Of May next.
Workingmen, this is grand chance 70
Hon and be your own landlord. ?
Safer than any Savings Bank account il can't suspend
or require sixty days notice
SDeculators here is a chance to make an investment
Take a holiday, 60 and see this property.
special free train will leave on the Pittsburgh 4
Fort Wayne Railroad corner Canal and Madison street
at 80 A. n. The express train the Michigan South
ern Railroad leaves Van Buren, street depot o'clock
ar living on the ground at $3.50.
Was HoffmAn's full military band will accompany
the excursion making II a grand gala time
splendid collation. served by one Of Chicagos most
noted caterers, will be furnished under the mammoth
pavilion used only at ,ae, which will accommodate
z. 500 people, and will be on the ground
The .erns ~ this sale easy. within the reach u
every one Only cash balance IN 1, and years, al
per cent, or in monthly or quarterly payments Al
option of the purchaser
The title this property j. unquestionabIe havi
been examined BY Edward Rohey, ESQ attorney fol
the SeIicon Steel Works, whose improvements alone
amount to nearly half million
All are invited to attend this sale.
For pats other particulars inquire Of c. W. Cole
hour. Esq, 153 Lasalle ST., OF
Ellison, PoMERoY & Co,
AuctioDeers.
"a and SO Randolph street.
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J themselves, Anger never ami
him, reproach never issued from his
ept, and only towards the hypocrit-
=. |ct/pressors " the poor. Among his
f.tstssed followers, though millions have
disgraced his name by utterly repudiating
both his examples and prncePts, yet there
have been many Who hy selt-sacrihce for
The good Of others, have proven their true
18th i'll the doctrines ut Jesus Will sound
tsoning prlu,,t reforner to cast aside,
% neglect >l strong motive to action
'ligion WIN it not rather prompt
hun to study . ana how "a avail himself
at SO powerful lu aid Certainly We believe
that nature intended the religious feeling
- a motive oar COED and human nature
has none toa many motives to virtuous ac-
ton. Let Us uudeayor "a secure this pow
rrful impuls, iu our favor, hy showing that
true religion demands reform. Put above
All things ,.r us not night against the
promptlugs WI nature. j. W.
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The Changers.
The Farmer. Of the Northwest IN Council


Last Wednesday being the day appointed
for the holding Of the first National Conven-
ton OF the "Grangers'' of the Western States,
in this city, a goodly sprinkhng of the patrons
Of husbandry could be seen vending their
way to McCormick's Hall, North Clark street,
where the Convention was to meet.
There were about two hundred delegates
present from the various sections Of the West
and Northwestern States, and appeared to be
possessed Of as much practical common sense
as could be produced by the same number of
any other class Of citizens There was not a.
much rhetorical flourish and grandiloquence as
has been displayed in other Conventional
bodies but there was what was better-an
earnestness "ni sincerity, and determination
to do, ard do what is right, just and equitable
to all men.
Tie morning session Of the first day was
consumed in the selection Of temporary Off
GERS. and the appointment Of Committee on
Credentials c. B. Warken, Of Iowa, was
chosen temporary Chairman, and Mr. 5. NJ.
Smith, Secretary Of the Illinois State Asso-
citation, was selected to, act as Secretary, pro
tenn. Mr. Warken, on taking the chair, ad-
dressed tho delegates in brief little speech,
in which he stated the object Of the Con-
vention. the chief Of which was Cheap
Transportation. He held that that subject
was of vital interest to the Northwest AGO.
900, 600 bushels of grain was raised in the
States OF Iowa and Illinois alone, for which
they wanted transportation to the seaboard.
The Chair adverted to the railroad compa-
MES, and laid the charge door tina
they were enriching themselves and impover-
ishing the farmers of the country The Chat
appointed NJ. NJ. Hooton and VIM. r. SchOpp,
of Illinois Henry Daup and H. c. Lockhart,
of Indiana L. H. Dickson and A. s. Shatfer,
Of Iowa o. B. Gordon. of Wisconsin and
H. E. Clark, of New York, as COMMITTEES
on Credentials.
A delegate moved that all who are MEM
bers of Farmers Societies or Changers and
have not Credentials, be admitted to the
privileges Of the house.
Another delegate moved TO amend the mo
ton by requiring al such pwscuB 10 give mt.
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! would also state that at our regular stated
meeeing. held Oct. 8. the new Constitution
was adopted, as a whole, by unanimous
vote q. w BRLLMIX,
Cor Sec, box 10, Charlestown, Mass
CoLruRus Ohio, Oct, 80. Clifton J. Gilt.
j. ny VAN WAGNER,
Cor Sec, union "a.
NEwEuRGH. Oct George Kane. John
Walker mas made application to this UNION TO
be reinstated.
GEo. r. GOLDEN,
Cor Sec, union 1871,
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AND DRrGGHsTs.

A prominent New York physician lately complained
to DUNDAs DICK about his SANbALwOoD OH CAPsU rs
stating that sometimes they cured mraculouslv, but
that patient Of his had taken them for some time
thout effect On being informed that several imita-
tons made and sold he inquired and found that
his patient had been taking capsules sold in bottles
and not DJNDAS DICK cos.
What happened 10 this physician may have happened
to Others, and DUNDAS DICK a CO. take this method
Of protecting ply sieians druggists and themselves and
preventing OH or SANDALvooD from coming into dlsre.
pute
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules will
eemflmue 20 do 20, for they contain the pure oil
In the best and cheapest form.
DCNDAS DICK CO. use more OIL oT SASDALwooD
In the manufacture Of their Capsules than all the Whole
sale and Retail Druggists and perfumers the United
States enmbned and this Is the sole reason why the
pure GA Is sold cheaper in their Capsules than in
any other lorna
OIL OF SANDALWOOD IL fast SUI BREEDING ever
other remedy sixty Capsules only being required "a
insure . sale and certain in six eight days
From no other medicine can this result be had.
DIcK's SovT CAPSULES solve the problem long cOnsd
cred by many eminent Physicians Of how avoid thu
and disgust experience In swallowing which arr
well known to detract from II not destroy the good
Effects Of many valuable remedies.
8nft Capsules put up In tin fail and neat boxea
thirty In each, and are the only Capsules prescribed b
PhysiciAns.
GY These were she only CmDsmUas admitted
- TIE last Paris Expeeiafon.
Send for Circular 70 s5 Wooster strsst, New Ycrk.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG mTOmnm.
essssA AgsnW. ne hssi ssrsst Nov Yeek
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stockholders Of the
Security Savings Bank.

& u Mccormick Reaper Manufacturer
Brian Phillpt. Philpot HonOre- Real Estate
q Hunt Planning Mills sic South Clinton street
LON, Sch finer. Alderman 18th ward
.iunvnn, Attorney -Runyan, Avery SCS.
Dcnrelly. Lakeside Publishing Co.
Terwllli-er McNeale s Urban safes. ~ State i
Geo II Edbrooke. Architect, 81 Clark 81
John O'\eil, North Side Planning Mil,
&C Trues'len. sup't Relief and Aid Society
SP Rands. Printers Warehouse LIS Monroe st
IA.lpT, Chicago Chain Company. IS Indiana II
u Carter. Real Estate: Chas Ii Atkins Atkins &
Burgess Vulcan Iron Works
lhs"dore Harris, Architect, Is Washington st
zen John Me Nrthur. Post NJ ter
T. Honore, Phipot < Honore Real Estate
A Buschiek, Chicago Steam Boiler Works, 6e To u
Michigan Il
&C p Holden, Land Department /. &. r.
Albert Z Lane. Supt County Public schools
Nrs l. MOOre
ID ii Dickinson, Marble Dealer
Campbell, Campbell Bros Real Estate
lanes Reedy, Hosting u Achines 50 Illinois It
CHASER, IVA Nerlden
4 ID Ellsworth Clothing cor. Clark and Adams SIS
n Holden, Propr PhGnx Iron Works
Orren Z. Moore, Melrose Land Co
JohnsCn, Anderson Lawson, Srandnaven ~
Amerka
John MeEwen, Builder and Contractor, 24s Wells st
Lane. Western cham Works 81 y Franklin ct
j Bradley, Melrlse Land 90
Stoltz Woltz Furniture Manufacturers
Moore, Mo- re Caulfeld, Att'ys Reaper Block
BAggott, Plumber
VIM Allstrs m. Nya Verlden
Tarraut rroP'r Marine Engine Works 81 Mich'n st
HEINZ Brooks. Loan Agent
Geo Sherman, Contractor. - Washington e
Ernest Ammon. pstiller l3y Michigan u
/ WEIGH. Chicago Chain Co
h Pickett, Real Estate. ~ lshr.gfon It
John Mutt, Mutt Brooks, Loan Agents Ashland
Blk
Holmes & Pyatt. Foundry and Machine Shop.
Chas Oehm, Brick Manufacturer
A Andrews s CO. School Fu MIXTURE cor Monroe
and State sts
II Mllisan, Heath & MillIsan Paints and Obs 10
Randolph
NJ jones. Blank Books and Stationery Madison st
e Cameron Morkingm M Advocate
John Covert Capitalist
n A Thomas. Emmel ( Co Paints and Dill cor
Wells < Schiller 81
Isaac II fedriek Peirick Mailman, Att'ys, Ashland
Block
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

tFWn Gu. desiring change % .lc addresses %
IN sespondn- retAric' licl-c ma ..c name "a tbs
ID 1uer seCruisrN
The fol1.lu- psr,un> have u, Or s,rir.atinu, tor
Membership m ". several uu0tu- Aut suilu having
charges tr ufr.l. AL. tri tvu. ,l,. th'rf, day
t9Itu the dal. 70 duplication.
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Secretaries viii notc tn- change "a the re--
rience OF President Cannon. tr.u Judi
street. to II Academy strett.
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GRA>u ENCrEsIoN To SoUrH CHICAGO
There will be grand excursion ard auction
sale Of building lots at South Chicago, on
Monday, 9th INST As this suburb Of the
city is rapidly becoming manufacturing To-
cality, and Will furnish employment to sew
eral hundred Of our working men, it would
be advisable for them to attend this sale and
procure a lot on which to build a homestead
q he location is the finest on the Lake Shore
south Of Chicago and IS amply supplied with
pure water. To those purchasing lots, and
desiring to buili, lumber will be furnished on
time with easy payment. Working men
onght to avail themselves Of this opportunity,
and purchase lot before they are all taken
up by spectators Don't fail to read the adj
vertisement il another column.
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GIG A II Boz r DIS.

The above staton Of Cigar Board, for which
caveat w filed in the Patent Office l.. Redortha
ndsor, Conn.
The made Of Blocks set with the end OF the
grain up together with three Dol O. The bolts
iii the holes There 10 possibility for them to
apart Of place. They can be frightened at
a ny time by turning the nuts on the end
They made from the best hard maple thoroughly
kiln dried and filled with oil and Varnsh.
size not thar ox3 inches and IL 'ncnes 'n'ck'
SINGLE BOARDS By EXPRESS &c CO.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
Man cfssred md sold by
TT RrnORTHA WINDSOR, CONN.
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You will receive, by return mail your nicely cut
In saenchl Plate for markinG dothux, bcoks, cards
&C., with ink, brush and direcons, a postpaid. Twsn-
ty-hve cents pays for Key Cheek With pour nAms
and address nicely stamped On German Silver Tor your
watch chain keys.
"CrculArs and syi@ q MasAina hss- en- spplics-
aca." o6. y. Hpu36H,
nsW IpswasA, y. m
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D - y r. n N1N T. gffNl time % commence
THE Journeymen Horse Shoers Associa
| ton have completed all arrangements III
| their sixth annual ball. which is to take place
At Turner Hall, West Twelfth street, Oh
I Wednesday evening 10Th inst All who IA
vor them with their presence on that occasion
/ may expect l. pass a pleasant evening
1uE Friendship Lodge Association Brother
h ,ad Of iron and steel heaters will hold their
il,t annual ball at Aurora Turner Hail. Mil
waukee avenue, on Friday evening 3lst inst
TIE committee have spared no pains to make
This one Of the most charming occasions Of
the season.
NoRg REDUCTIONS The Lake Shore Rail
rad Company have followed in the wake Of
the Northwestern and reduced the pay Of the
machinlsts and shop employees fourteen per
cent Some Of the men have quit, while
others continue at work.
WHAT ARR The HOUSE, AErENrEEs DoIND,
Now that the fall trade in the building line
Is drawing to a close, the carpenters can
figure up how much they have lost the past
-.-a..., l,-r..+ L,,,p,,a .,,,j and suh.tantiaI
Union t,,. TO late Ia cry over spit milk
Nav. a, there Will be annie time thu, winter
tr caruenters To co.ita-e and A. there Is
some ot the Ola stock about. let them put
+b..ir b..,is too.tbar and So. # rb,.,. cannot
rgnrganize Journey1nru Clrpenters' 1 mon
80 5I.,'.'-'..,.i....,.-A ~. I-.t
western shops. have teeA reduced from tive
Ley cent. u twenty per cent ia their wages,
anil placed On I ght hours Why are the 81
ternteudents ana hremeu exempted from the
reduction u wages while enjoying the ben
etits Of thc red. non ii time a similar re-
ductiou las taken pla,. III many IF our Large
establishments
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