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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-08

Deeming 1t necessary; ordered that u
Special Term of the Circuit Court for
the County of Lake be held at the
court room In the village of Chase, In
said county,
On the Sercnteenh Day Of Augtsf,
A. ID. 1878, commencing at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of said day; and that IA
copy oftlis order be published In the
LAKE COUNTY STAR and the Lake
county HerdM, newspapers published
In said Lake county, for period of
thirty 900 days prior to said 18th day
Of August.
HARRISON III. WHEELER,
Circuit Judge.
Dated at Ludington, this 9th day of
July, A. ID. 1875.
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Notice.

T.. LAND OFFICE,
IoNIA, MicH., June II, 1873
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Robert Brown against
Lester o. Chapman for abandoning his
Homestead Entry, No. $40, dated
April 26th, 1872, upon the n. +. of
Section rs, Township Is North, Range
IL West, In Lake county, Michigan,
with view to the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties are hereby sum-
moncd to appear ut this Office,
On the 10Th Day IF July, 1875,
at 10 o'clock a. M, to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
j. III. KIDD, Register.
j. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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Notice.
NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE, IONA. MIcr.,
June 9th, 1873. 4

L. S. LAND OFFICE, IONA, MIcr.,
June 9th, 1875. I
Complaint having been entered ut
this Office by Richard Brown against
John ID. Farr for abandoning his
Homestead Entry, No. 6l08, dated
March 81, 1874, upon the s. r. ! See
ton II, Township IL North, Range IA
West, i'm Lake County, Michigan, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry:
the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office,
ON the 23d Day of Juiy, 4. ID. 1875,
at 10 o'clock a. M, to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
J. Fl. KIDD, Register.
J. l.. Jennings, Receiver.
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RELIGIOUs.-There is to be 1.-TWO
days. meeting" In the grove near the
Cobb school house, Yates township, on
Saturday and Sunday, July 18th and
18th. Services will commence at
o'clock p. m, Saturday. Speakers from
abroad are expected to be in attend
ance.
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REED CITY MILLINERY.

The LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
the Lowest Prices, and entire satisfac-
ton to customers always guaranteed.
My customers who expressed them
selves 80 well pleased with their Fall
or Winter Hat or Bonnet, can now bc
quite as well pleased with "a
SPRING, OR SUMMER HAT
/ get two consignmcnts per month,
bought mt the lowest cash price i'm New
York, which enables me to offer great
inducements to customers i'm the way
of Price and Fashion.
T.. =. PATTERSON.
South side Upton Ave-,
Reed City, Mich. If
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PHOTOGRAPHERS! !-C. III. Soper has
arrived with his photograph gallery,
and all those wishing photographs,
views of buildings in town, landscapes,
&C., &C., should give him call. He
will remain for week or ten days.
Look out for his tent, and come and
have your outside appearance put on
record, at once.
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Business Menl See Here!

would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Baldwin that am prepared
to do Draying to and from all points in
and about town. Prompt attention
given to all orders. Charges reasOna-
bic ROBErT STEwArT.
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William A. DeureSs.

Treasurer of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus
mess relating to payment of resident
and nonresident taxes. Address, Bald
win City, Lake Co., Mich. 3-4l
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T.. Campbell,

Veterinary Surgeon, has permanent
~ located i'm Baldwin City, and is pre-
pared To treat all durable diseases which
the noble horse is heir to. Medicines
always on hand. 2-32
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Henry A. BRAY,

Justice of the Peace, and Notary Pub
lie, Baldwin, Lake county, Mich. All
business entrusted to him will receive
careful management. Office at corner
of Michigan avenue and Eighth street.
Pill
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Baldwin House.

This Hotel affords as good accommO-
dations as any in this part of the cOun-
try. Charges reasonable. VIM. Wood,
Proprietor, Baldwin City, Mich.
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BEST brand of Prints 1Octs at
j. H. Gro6,s.

For SALE.-16O acres of land In Lake
Township, Lake county. Twenty-Five
acres cleared. Five acres improved.
One of the most pleasant situations In
the county. Enquire at this Office, OF
of Harley Hazcn, Baldwin City, Mich.
tf
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Ignatius q. Evans,

Deputy Go. Surveyor, is ready to do
surveying i'm all the Towns in the north
west part of Lake county. p. o. Adj
dress, Baldwin City, Mich. 2-13
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Isaac lirant.

Sheriff of Lake county, Mich. VIII
attend promptly to all business entrust-
ed to him. Address, Baldwin City,
Mich
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w. Il. Mott, NJ. ID.

Office in Postoflice Building, Baldwin
City, Mich. Will attend promptly to
all calls, i'm town or country. 2-14
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A CHOICE line of New Crop Tea and
Coffee; very fine and cheap.
Emmett Coon Il Co.
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Darius e.. Warner,

Attorney ut Law, Notary Public and
Prosecuting Attorney for Lake county.
T., O. Address, Chase, Mich. 1-8
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Carpentering.

WI. McCausey il prepared to attend
to all calls i'm the above named line.
T. o. Address, Baldwin City, Mich.
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@arriep
CGD

At the Indra House, Nirvana, Mich,
July ID, 1875, by Rev. A. Fl. Beach, of
Hersey, Mr.. JOHN CLARK and Miss
EVA SABIN, both of Nirvana.
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Nirvana House.

My motto Is to live and let live.
Good meals served at all hours, ON short
notice, for % cents meal. Two meals
and lodging for 75 cents. am thank
full for past patronage, and hope it will
continue. HI. Il. LACEY, Proprietor.
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+. l.. Allen,

Attorney ut Law and Solicitor in
Chancery. Will practice In Circuit and
u. 3. Courts. Address, Baldwin City,
Lake county, Mich. $50
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Edward G. Raymond ,

Treasurer of Osceola county, Michi-
gun. Attends promptly to all business
relating to taxes within said county.
J.. q. Address, Herscy, Mich. m35
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-08

A LARGE stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing at j. H. Grof's.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-08

For Pure TObaccos, and Low Prices,
call OH Emmett Coon & Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-08

GENTS Shirts & Drawers only Scots
each at j. H. GrOf,s.
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Business CARDS.
John w. kirkland

Manufactures and Dealer In Lumber
and l.ath. Special attention paid to
Bill stuff. Mill and Yard on line of F.
q +. Nj. Railway, A miles west Of Bald
win City. 2-l-52
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Clubbing Rates.

To those desiring to club with
this paper and another publication,
we will furnish the STAR and
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A. w. Jenkins. M. d..

Homeopathic Physician IL Surgeon.
Office and residence on Slosson Avenue,
Reed City, Mich. 3-5
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A Good SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS for
SALE at j. II. GRorF's.
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If you desire peep ut wonderful
stock of everything at wonderfully low
prices call ut j. III. GrOf's.
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Coon Young HysOn 75cts at


PRINTS are now selling for 10 cents
per yard ut Emmett Coon 4. Co.'S.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21
Hog Versus Cricket.

John Mullinix, of Paradise Valley
who took an active part in resisting thu
crickets at the time they invaded the
valley . week or two ago, was in town
yesterday. He gives an interesting
account of the manner in which the
farmers in the upper end Of the valley
met the enemy. When the advance
guard of the crickets made their appear
ance all the hogs within convenient dis
tance were pressed into service and
driven to the 'front.' Some four hundred
hogs were thus marshaled in battle array.
and right bravely did they meet the
enemy. For an hour the pigs fought
molly. tho long-nosed, eaunt breed de-
vouring crickets at the rate of twenty or
more q minute. They then Withdrew
to water. and after wallowing q short
time renewed the combat voluntarily.
In few days not vestiSe of the invad-
ing army was to be Seen and the condi-
ton Of the hogs improved materially.
Mr.. Mullinix thinks that the hogs dss-
troyed aD average of q thousand crickets
. day each. and if within easy distance
of water few hundred Of them are ca
pable of getting away with any number
Of crickets rs rapidly az they advance.
and protecting the valley from the
pests.-Slrer Slate. July -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21

A SKELEloN FOUND IN TIE ROCKS
The boys who have been engaged in
building the bridges on the Little Hum
boldt, one day last week found n skeieton
in the rocks on a hil!sid. about forty
yards from the road near where they hat.
been at work. The skull and portion
of the bones are III good state Of pre-
servation. and are supposed TO have lain
there for many years. as they are consid-
erably blesched. Remnants OF q shirt
and blue overalis, and a small wooden
pipe, very much decayed. nth little
tobacco remaining in the bowl, AIS, a
piece of fishing line aud sardine hex
were found near the bou-s Tire skull
and bones are smaller than those If TIE.
average adult. and il Is -uI I,,s. a that /,
10y probably Oh the way +" 81 yer Ii
eight or ten year, agn MAS Il :s.:s i.
the rocks by the Indian s..... "j.;i =,
wounds or starvation sir iui
brought to town by lb- b,l.f., n.,A
last Saturday. anr Ma, b -. %, :
art 3 drug store at }. { L.. =. p.
is not likely that III: II" 3.
son who p.ri.l, IN IT, 80
ever he known, ,hnu. b /.
the early Er.srectors
or at Silver City INA! &C..
of the occurrence. SUr.f.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21
OFFICIAL NNPECTION OF THl
COa1TOCK.

The visit Of DR.. II. B. Lindernan.
Director of the MINIS. heretofore noticed
in our columns. has been supplemented
BY that Of DR.. Robert E. Rogers, Pro-
lessor of Chemistry Of Pennsylvania. and
ono Of the most distinguished scientists
Of the present day. In conjunction with
tho Director of the MINIS. DR.. Rogers
will make an exhaustive examination Of
the great bonanza. and particularly the
geology of the unrivalled Comstock lode
and the chemistry and metallurgy of
treating the ores from the same. To-
day both gentlemen are paying : visit
to the Consolidated Virginia. Professor
Rogers is the Consulting Assayer and
4etallurgist of the Mint Bureau, and is
experimenting the equipment Of the re-
fincry of the San Francisco Mint. When
the observations of DR.. Linderman and
Prof. Rogers shall have been presented
to their official superiors (the Secretary
Of the Treasury and the President Of
tho United States). and by the latter
to Congress, tho people
Of the East and of the financial centers
Of Europe will be able to form proper
of the vast wealth Of the
Comstock lode and Of the glorious reality
IF the big Bonanza. - Virginia
Chronicle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21

Senator Booth announced ut the Bid
veil meeting that he would shortly ad-
dress San Francisco audience at length.
1t is understood that he is to speak to-
morrow evening, unless something said
BY Gorham or Sargent this evening
should compel a further delay. Mr..
Booth has made very careful prepsra-
lions for this speech. which of cou, Sc is
TO be an answer to Gorham's damaging
charges. No doubt il will glisten with
the fortnight's polish the Senator has
bestowed upon it, and smell as usual of
the library. But how ve1atious it must
b. to his friends to reflect that about "A
hours after its delivery Gorhsm will get
mp And-veTy probably -smssh it al to
poranrons remarks. AS he smashed the
balcony speech. We think it abundant
~ evident that Booth Ii incompetent to
c0Le with 50 ready and trsnchsnt fieb-
ter Mn G"rhsm. These long pauses,
this ps niul preparation. completely put
the Senator 1t disadvantage Gorham
Can ..issys anticipate his Arguments.
walk all round his drfenses. and an
sv-r him before he has spoken. Al the
situation stands ne shall not be sur
p,i-ed If the Secretary beats the Senator
. clear fortnight al through tho cam
paign. and leaves him on election day
spt,trh behind. and no time to compose
it in. Tho midnight oil is we'll enough
in its placs. but it has no business in .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21

TOO AANY COOKS.
Elsewhere W publish an advertise
ment put forth by tho State Board o
Centennial Commissioners. The pur
port of it ia. that Nessrs. Whitehill an,
Stewart are tho only authorized agents O
the Commission to collect specimens o
minerals for exhibition by this State. A
letter written to Ar. Yerington by Mr.
Whitehin under date Of July Is contains
such information concerning the efforts
and doings of himself and Stewart al
makes this notice timely If not necessary.
Sons months since the APPEAL COM
meDted somewhat critically upon the
professions and perforniDgs OF . certain
Mr.. Donaldson, Who came this way
about two years ago and made himself
known rs the authorized agent of the
National Centennial Board for the col
lection of minerals and bullion speci-
mems from the mining districts of the
Pacific States and Territories. Our
article called out . (private) reply from
vell-knovn and very responsible citi-
1en vonchino for Donaldson and the cor
Iectns0 Of his transao ions and CLEAN
ings. This letter Of Whitehill's does
not impsgn Mr.. Donaldson's motives OK
dsnounce his acts. but does state that he
and Stewart are beginning to encounter
some difficulties in making collections
from the fact that Donaldson, (who We
thought had left the Pacific slope long
aeo). has been Just ahead Of them max
ing extensive collections and large ship
nents. The fact is also noted that Mr..
Donaldson requested the White Pine
Nsss people to be silent concerning him
and his doings. HE made this singular
request to the editor Of the APpEAL).
Now the fact Of the matter is this,
namely:
Donaldson's credentials represent him
10 b Collector General Of tho National
Board. What specimens he gets arc to 60
into . Natl, aal Cabinet. along with
great mass Of ores from ether States and |
tho precious metal producing Territories.
Nevada. in such . collection takes such !
place a. tho Smithsonian authorities |
may SEE fit to assign her. This is what
billet calls for.
Whitehill and Stewart are working for
The State. get their expenses paid out of
The appropriation made for Centennial
purposes BY the last Legislature. and
vill plsse such ore specimens as they
.ollsst in NEVADA CAHuEr at the Con-
'ennial Fair.
In other words, Mr.. Donaldson is a
Federal agent. while Aessrs Whitehill
md Stewart are State agents.
TLsre should b no clasning between
hese two agencies; but We should greatly
,refer our own agents and our own in
erests to the agent of Philadelphia
Board and the interests represented by
'im. Moreover, it seems to us that now
hat we have State agency in the field.
would be nothing more nor less than
gracious and becoming for Mr.. Donald
on to deal . little more publicly and
Inderstandingly or else "step down and
ut" |,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21

Ssmblins got Joe into the new Sunday
School, and thereby got . ticket. These
tickets could readily DO traded for mar
bles. on Monday morning. to some Of
the goody- eoody boys who practice foz
angels and die young. Semblins, in
those early days. Was not ethereally am
bilious. and preferred whits alleys and
knuckle down tight; so. With . goodly
amount Of industry Sundays and Mon
days. he managed to convert many .
villainous boy into good round marbles
Of the first water something these boys.
mainly. had never struck.
Joe Rudebacher was not naturally .
bad boy; he didn't have natural sense
enough to b a very bad boy. although
his father had given him many advan-
tages in that direction. Old Rudebacher
usually spent his Sundays running
horses. fighting chickens. and count
enancing cheap whisky by the quart.
He seemed to look with an indulgent
eye This other eye had been goueed out,
one bright Epiphany Sunday. in q fair
eight however. upon Joe's new depar-
ture. and Joe seemed inclined to become
= pillar in the institution. 1t was about |
the best gutter drag that had been made |
that Summer.
Jos was . large boy. but not heavy on |
tho self-defense. One pleasant Sunday
when oil the BOYS of the class
vere swimming the happy hours away
till tho bell would ring from tho church
belfry. the smaller boys got up . corner
On Joe's psntaloons-hid them from
him. Then they dressed and started
Tor the church. Joe was not to be put
put this way. He was sweet on one Of
Ihe big girls in the class, and he did not
want to miss seeing her; he was beginning
% think Of getting to be an angel. too.
md wouldn't miss . day in Sunday
school; and lastly. they were his Sunday
and he couldn't afford to
Ose them.
Thus agreed and braced, he followed
he other boys. sans eulottes. and in hs
rent on bare poles, and tho girls, his
.irl and all but the teacher. rushing of
or the side room. Tho teacher asked
Joseph what he meant, coming there
a that STYLE. He said he didn't v.nt To
Miss, and these id whelps has stole nv
,ants, deru their souls! Tho ladv d.
ected her frst efforts 10 tracing m the
One little fellow said he
i'd sec a pair of pantaloona. vitbout ,
nybody in them. as he came nm from ,
he creek. He vas sent avav With ,
Joseph, and in Z short time The two I
sturned, Joseph in paptsloons.
II no. .o,n.,h;nc r..t ~.
ime for commsncino bnsine.s and n.
xercises were cut short. in order to
rake room for the morning church ser.
ices. After the nraver Mis- Rimnl;r
.lled M Joe's case. She aaid hc had /
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COMMENTING on the self slaughter of
Dimmock. the Enr-ks Sentinel says:
We are informed by his friends here
that some years ago deceased. while
working around the machinery of mill
in Truckee. received severe blow on the
head from an iron bar or bolt, causing a
fracture Of the skull, since when he has
at times given marked evidence of ill.,
sanity. characienz,d more by m-lan-
choly than viol. nee. We are also in
formed that his conduct and acts, in
many instances before leaving here,
were such that it were charity 10 ascribe
them to partial if not total alteration
Of mind.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21

NsrIEo our solic'tous inquiry abou,
Dan Sullivan. the Eureka Ssntinei OF ih.
18th says: SULLIVAN was in Eurekr
only short time ngo looking as fresh ~
. daisy. We gus>s 1t was not Dan wh"
defuncted. Measure for Measure in us
last issue said M much in = brief ana
abstract way Of chIonicline, all its OWL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21

A FAST TRAvEL = On Wednesday last
. gentleman in this city had occasion to
send letter to lone, and as the business
was too urgent to wait for the stage. al
Indian was engaged to carry the letter.
He started from here Wednesday morn
ing. and on biz arrival Mt lone he learned
that tbs part. to whom the letter wna
addressed Was Mt Ophir Canyon. tn
which place h- rode delivered the letter.
snd returned here with An answer OH
Thursday evening. That Indian beats
any express or United States mail VI
have in these parts ReueiLe, July IL.
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Rev Nc
Centennial

HNHIS - 10 Mts
it may cuncerI. j.
authorized by she . 4.
Cam" ission.rs or tie -
E Electors u mineral sia
at Phiis, H.. in az. i's-t-
rank -fewsrf: En-
placed il :h-r h nds =
time to the said Ge.I p'
This notice il mauc /
tensions which I::.y h:.'
tina anoth,r part. MS.
frpm the ain: 8. 7; ala
hiss pr c-de NJ ss:'
some rRrIs f.. -...-'
int. 1riOns1iy ,tt l..
in collie i'll. ~ j..
n M, TIN - -
.iair. Il
II
Fl cif.
Silver S:.f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-28
The WheeIInR NtrlIke.

tPittsburgh Correspondents Of the N. Y, Times,l
The telegraph has informed you before
this Of the strike at the nail mills in
Wheeling, though if the wires made such
mess of it as they did in sending it to
this city, your readers will BE- puzzled to
understand the cause, In working a
boiling furnace, each boiler requires q
helper. The rule is for the boiler to
pay his helper one-third Of the wages he
makes and five per cent Of the remaining
two-thirds. The price for boiling iron
at Wheeling is always twenty-five cents
per ton more than at Pittsburgh. Dur
ing the strike in this city the boilers at
Wheeling received Sc % per ton for
boiling. By the rule above given, the
helper would receive about 50 20.
When Pittsburgh went to work at - 90
the price at Wheeling would be s. %,
and on this the helper would be
entitled to 81 II, The boilers, however,
asked them to go to work at 81 per ton,
which they refused, and struck. This
was strike No. !. The nail feeders have
been accustomed to receive one.half Of
what the mailer receives for each keg, the
mailer being the party who has charge Of
the nail machines, gripds the cutting
knives, &C., and the feeders, boys, who
feed the machines. These latter demand
ed three-tiiths instead Of One-half and
struck, At present writing all the mills
except the La Belle are idle. The weekly
capacity Of thoOe idle Is about 10000 kegs.
lam inclined to believe there Is something
behind all this that outside barbariaps
are not supposed to know. Following, as
II dOes,on the heels Of the Pittsburgh
strike, and after a series Of desperate
efforts on the part Of the Wheeling man
uiacturers to get Pittsburgh to consent to
an advance in nails, II would not be u
surprising thing ifthe Weeeling manu-.
facturers were more pleased than other
wise, For the past four months they
have been running night and day. They
have placed hundreds OF thousands Of
kegs Of nails all over the country, at s.
per key, cash and in some instances less.
Many Of these nails were sold on qua
rantecd advance, that Is the seller qua
ranteed to the buyer that within a cor
tain time nails should be advanced in
price, This was done to cut Pittsburgh
out Of the market, and to 80 stock 1t that
the smoky city could sell no nails when
the strike was ended. Pittsburgh was in
vited to assist in this little game by con.
Senting to an advance, but the "invitatiOn
was declined with thanks" This strike
at Wheeling will very likely advance the
price Of nails, though it may not, as |
hardly think Pittsburgh manufacturers
or wOrkmen will join IN i. They have
had SuillciOncy Of strikes for few
weeks. The workmen will at least wait
until they get enough ahead to get one
good square meal ..I..