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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22

The harvest unusually while
hcing EiN;r has failed sasIar1in
turner's who became heartily krt harvest their
with ali inferior machine, are buying the Edward at ujar prices anI
agents the machines ling almost
them to uct tnyIiOt tIriria
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. Editos-Please announce :. FRANK
SMITH as a Candidate for Sheriff and, IL he
will consent TO serve, he will be warmly sup
oprted 10y his friends In st. Inigoes' District.
Dec. fs. 1879. Many Voters.
Mr. Editor Please announce ZACHARIAH
MATT1NGLEi a candidate for Sheriff. He /
known to- be eorhDesent and deserving, and a
srch will be unanimously sapPsrted by the
voters ofSt. Nary's county.
Leonardtown and Factory dissrictA.
Jan 8, 1874.
The business capacity. rsomriAcss in
duty. humane conduct faed personal in
tegri,y Of BENNETT n. ABEL.4. already
tried aud tested 10 the public service. ih-
duce tho present aunoenecne6t Of BIS
name for the next ShcridaisJ. No 5etter
officer have We escs had nor 80 Who has
given greater Satisfaction to phiisif snd
defendant. lie has The eooadeste Of
business men and
Dec 8. 14* I'm 1xssxs.
GEORGE A. SIMNlS. q Leonard
town district. Is respectfully ssnessced
n candidate for the Sherifalty Ut the
November electiUa IN 1878 and vii 70.
ccive the earnest support Of The business
men Of the county a veil % the endorse
ueae q AAxy Bs,sxss.
Dee 8, ~
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a.s: ~ ~ ~ :. N = sis.lg
,a.ppsstsd y - sstets y sslas,y and
= lenrA :. isf6 1lssy ts1Ass.
neels DlnMk-P1Ass -ss.sssss las.
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baul1 st5og saplsstea ~ r1aux-
81 C<Gal1D 80 CAastssao l3a0 ol1iiea1
Am !. MS NAny fs1A6.
yOuN b. BUCiGLER , ,ssssn;ssss,s
- ~ Nobn - - Osasay e. lht Rasitiua
e Cb1ney. CeiDG1fooes g - onsniaa
tsa o1Gtl6a sod VII - tasmly supboss-
u u ~ 1llssds AID III
Dsnoes1lk M1Sas.
Itssse NnsseYe. -, rr>,e.sea A "A:
esssee eOAH PAk0UMS Coz re-eleesiss %
- CsoMe1tst&11 Cesst - ~ essaiae eaee-
~. 81 ~. thaa ~ e1asaeaaes h ia 20
Moo stll - acceptable . he tAx-payiHg Id
tkfSst - The eousty.
Rps - 1875 Phblie ISseiess.
Ne,ss Eaissssi-AssSasss joan +
HARRIS % . saAdialle lvt COUNTY Cosa-
sissiossr d The shs1i6s sieealsa and say
- viii y sstrpstsa 81 :.
sept %. 1875 Many Friends.
Nessss Editors :-Plesss say through
the seleans Of Jour noss popular psprf
that am candidate Tor the Commits
siouers Cosrt. subject 10 the SETON Of the
Democratic party. aud respectfully solicit
the support Of NJ tkn ''1; s;'i; s;s;,o,
u, I. ISIS.
Nss.ss Eassoss :-Yoa vim rlesse Announce
=. y. FLOYD ~ q candidate for County Com.
missioner. Mr.. Floyd has been tried in The Of:
6ce and hiss not been found vanfing.
Oct Z, ls75s Tax Payers.
Messrs Editors PLEASE announce A
G 1ENNlSSON rs candidate for Couu-
ty Commissioner At the ensuing election
aud say he viii be warmly supported b.
Oct IA. rs. Lconardiuwn District.
MEssRs KIxe AsD Yarns You are
requested to aubounes John DiLLA.
HAY as candidate for County Commits.
sioner ut the ensuing election and to say
that he will be supported BY heavy vos.
from Chaptico District.
Oct IA. rs.
Messrs. Editors.-You are requested to an
nounee CAPT. BENJAMIN FUkWELL. as
candidate for County Cbmhiniontr at the Gu
| suing election.
Oct u, lsI6s
Mssres. Edi,ors.-Please say, that srEpHE!
JONES, Of Patuxent district, Is q esndidat
su C .ss I'm 5. .sssS: a' ensuing 's
| May Friends.
| Oct n, lsTss
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CHARLES ! .pErtisoH,
No. SOC Chestnut st. PhilatlelphiGi T i
Specimen. son, gratis if written for.
OCT. 2i.lS.S.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADNINISrRATOES',K NOTICE.
0rphass' Cosri Of 81 Mass's county, seE--
October ~, lstf.
nRDERED BY THE CcrRT, That n L
~ Herbert and Jas II Wilson, admins: ra-
tors Of
JERE HERBERT,
late ofSs Mary's county, Nd, deceased, give
the notice required by iaN to the detrsseA' :
creditors to- exi,iiit. sheit claims, and that
the same he phsi.saed Once week FOR six
successive weeks ii the st Mary's Beacon
Test: Jas N RALEy,
Registst Wits for ST Mary's count,
NUTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, we herch:
give notice that we hare obtained froS u {,
Orphans Court of ST. Msry's county, Nd.
letters OF administration on the pessonal e.
tate Of Jere Herbert, late Of said county. de
ceased. All persons having claims asainst
the said deceased nre hereby notified "a
exhibit the same with the proper. VOUCHERS
attached thereto, TO the Subscribers A or
before the 2isi day Of April, 1876; thes
will otherwise by lag be cxci6fed,fsom IL.
benefits of the said estate All .tersors
| indebted to the deceased are reaaa sled To.
make Immediate paymcst TO tie sui eri-
bers.
~ HERBERT,
JAS II WILSON,
l.. Administrators
Oct n. fsrs-sw.
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O&cers In Arrears
Comptroller flee,

>. Annapolis, Oct. LIST. 1875.
Code Public General Laws, 10 witt
The Comptroller shall furnish each officer
bf the State; whose sccounts are In afreate, at
least sixty days b' iof to general election, a
full statement Of his accounts, and in default Of
his accounting for suth Deficiencies within thir.
ty days then it shall be the duty Of the Comp.
troller to have published. weekly, for on.
month. in one or more newspapers in several
counties Of the Stale, and the city Of Baltimore
the names anu titles of said officers, with the
amount OF such defCiencies.'
herewith publish the following list which
embr: ces the names Of accounting officers in
arrears to the State of Mary land, together with
the amount of principal and interest due by each,
as of September 3Oth, 1875.
LtVIN WUOLFORD, Comptroller.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
John S E!ans
vs.
Eleanor J HAZEL
K others.

lin the Circuit Court for Saint Mars
county, sitting as q Court OF Equity.
No. <07 n 4.
nRDERED this isIh. day Of DC, ofer.
~ 1875. that the sale made and r.
ported BY B harris Ca mailer. trustee, N .his
cause, be :atii "a and Confirmed. un e:sca US
to the contrary be shown On OF tefors
the 3'd Monday Of Nov, 1876; proyid-
ed copy OF this order be inserted in
the 50 Rry's Beaton. oqat 4. ketk 70.
three suecsaSive weeks pfor 10 the said
srd Monday Novepb~.
Thsrsport ass9S ttss he IN soN fo-
~ yfkANk ros6,
Cissk.
-. '''iss ''sga ':.t..
osasi. ,sss-s~:
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE. -The y. y,
CAessA, Sosth, ~ neshssissiile, viif % ord
ieSsefo The srssire e Almighty God % SUN
Dry, OCT. 3ist.
eesas. 3. ". Hadaavay ssd John Hansoa,
oC.Baltit6ore, will b Psesfat and ofleiass on
she orcasioa.
Presiding Dsrsisg and sliezsooa. All are
iavitsd.
o6 u, isi:-sas
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<-Da - -
C0NflRXATIoN NOTICE.
Fl neK4T
yss ss.s
ead wiz.


II tn Circuit cos,t fofs, Nsry's COM
y, ittiSs - . .Cesrt of Equity.
No. 46i SE.
nROERED. shis le,f day of DC,
" 1875, fbai The sale made and re
ported By } PARRAN CI,AAE,Trs-see,
n this eS9ss. De fiti6sd ana eonfiIn.-
ID, unlssS tfuss Il the cSntfaf;y lie slswn
on OF before the ssd Monday Of Nov
1915; prcvisied Copy ofthis order be pae-
lishsd Vi thS 81. 4sry's Gsse~s, sIee
week for three successive weeks prior &c
shs said 3Fd 1ouday..of November.
The report states that the land s1li 10.
$1,000.
FRANK FoRr,
CLERK.
True copy. TA,:
JFLANk FOHD.
- Clsss.
OF "a. is:s-Sw.
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- F:..;:j ,, s'ss s S 81 r.
TINGLEY and R0 b q
candidates Tor Seats - sf
Dslsg6lea. aud ssy q armIy
supported By Chspsi@5 ~ l The
voters Of the county.
Dee 3. Ia Dsnscn61s:
Messts Eaitofs ussG mafyb n66eon-
AZ John J Allstss. E4q - 1ooo servss.
the public interest In o. op0noy 9Incereiy
aud faithfully, aud has bGrn uo6fliiug 10
receive any honofs within s6o gin Of the
people, We hope that his son. JOSEPH s.
ALLSfAN, Esd:. will c6usGht 20 be . can
dida'e fg the next Legislature, whose Ell.
Cheney AID party zeal 10 we'll ksokn TO the
people Of :he cuuatyi lie will receive the
undivided support Of
Factory aud st lhisoes'
March II, 1876
JOSEPH u KEY Is aauohnc,q 40 q
candidate f,r seat in the Lower Branch
of the next General A .semhiy Of MARYLAND
and will be warmly supported by
Charlotte Hall District.
may IS, 1875
The friends of JOSHUA JONES announce
him ms n tuL didate for feat in the n, xt Gen
eral Assenbl Of Maryland ana, solicit fer
him the support of The rot ers Of The county ut
the ensuing November election.
Sept 0. ISIS. working Men:
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WHEAT SEEDING.
kHAkfS>
Raw Ds.e ssper Phosphate,
WALTON. WHANN l. CO..
Kitklxc1Ox DELAwARE.
:. the culture Of wheat, true economy ill.,
plies the use Of such manures % produce the
greatest yield, and at the same time leave,
the land IN The best eotsditioa fsr staa.
Whann's
Raw Bone Super Phosphate
u xtensiveIy used on this important crop i,
for the reason that il fal6lls these conditions.
-
The grass often rAtihs for the Fertilisert
leaving the increased yield Of wheat clean
profit. Combining tbs ae,ite qualities Of tie
Best terasiah Guahs, MIA tbs most lasting
properties Of dissolved bone, il 10 unexcelled
as manure for Wheat. Those farmers Who
have used
Whanu's -"
RAW Bore Super Phosphate
Need no reminder as to its worth. Their
continued use Of il year after year is the
strongest arGumtat which can Be broarh. 10
prove is merits.
Farmers who hare not vet used this re-
nowned fer,ilize. are earnestly fce--s,ed to
buy it.
to-Its mechanical condition 10 excellent.
esi sc'ally fitting 7, for ase with the DfiTl16a
For sale b,
6REsyWELL . rtyF7cK.
Leonsrdsc~n, Nd.
~ ALLST4N 1 SON,
Great kiiis.
Sept =, ls5s-:m.
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Free

babies cosnmo6
Nervous, msn<
Of nsemory and
is,rusi, disxi-
P Of ideas. an&
system cosse.s
Yer the vitality
be tbs isgredE
LION, Cin-s
nts wanted
| TRUE b CO..
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|n,l Cattle.

xeek.
9 .As,.s per ICED.
J required eosh
b. beisg rres.
hing prsslArsisoa
erhs - eoseins-
ssru0e. lasks. 20
1llsl 20 ss.ahs !.
ved In ANM
The principe
hat PRRfECI
R BLOOD, aaa :.
w An0. ~le.s
1elr for The kahn
IN 4 more scl's.
u least ess5ssns
fnal resslt oein 2!
kERALD COZ.
(anphIes Of nl !
|sy~se StresA
bslsinosA Nd
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FUk rHt ORPHANS C6tjhr.

Mesers Edi.ors-Pseaas announce II
your next issse Col b. q. MILES. Of
Chsptieo diAtries. snd ]. FRANK 30.
HANAN. Of the Fsesofy district. ~ can
di.'ases for the Orphans cosrt u tie 60.
suing election. 4iAy Citiscns.
De, II. rs.
The prompt. honest and inteliigent discharge
OF the high and responsible duties Of Judge
OF the Orphans Court. for the past four years
by Jadge LEONARD H. CANTER, entities
him to re-electionj and be will therefore be
supported by al tie Posie.
Oct 81. 1873.
Nessrs. Editors-You are authorized to an
nounce JOSEPH II. Jones, of Charlotte Hall
district, IS candidate for the Urphans' Court
at the coming election and TO soy that be viii
receive warm support from Rejecting people
in all sections Of the County.
Oct 81, 1859
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Iannounee uiysei.a CANDIDATE for State
Attorney and solicitthe supper tof myfellow
tizens.
Nov l3 1873. JAS + GLADSTONE.
respectfully announce myself o. q candi
date for reelection to the Office of States T.
torney for 81 Mafy's county; and hope to re-
ceive, a. heretofoss; the liberal support Of MY
fei;ow-citisens.
Nov 20. isis. 3. PARRAt CRANE
adi6unet ui$self - Q candidate Tor / be
otitA 81 states Attorney for 81. Mary's. and
respectfully ask the support Of the voters OF
the county.
Jan 1874. JASH. WILSON.
Messrs Editots=- AnuotntA 6eeit b
STEPHEN L b NEALk, Attorney add
CeunselDUt -af-Lav, - candidate foc the
position Of States Astovssy 10 1915 -
We believe hin to b. admirably As:sd
70 disehafge with fidelity. boldssss and
ability the responsible ds,ies Of the o.
Gee. Many Friends.
Oct IA. 1874.
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tTION Of the
EriTCTE, Pits
| Nov. 9. Adj
II.
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Foa THE.
y 1Al
1,E us.

ling history II
81 selling boot
3 100 Gns hief
..wfsh 3 fnl(
nd Cedsetdii{
escripsion aas
luNAL PSB.
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rander Warren late notary public 81:
Lewis sutton do do do 6,u3
]. G Norwood do clerk ct com pleas 5, 81
Thcs II Gardner do do Grim court 2,4s
Na,hi Hickman do register Of wills 1,A3
Richd France do lottery CONTRACT ~ Is
Vim liamill do elk Ct CON pleas 2,l6
" II Clark late inspec hay 4 straw l
e T. Mcclure late seigher Of live stock 800
Thos u Moore do do do do o.
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$4,000

e$5OOO
Stocks.
DNORAHLE
= 90 All.
Broadway, New
ut the N. Y.
or the best seis
zs Package Id
I'd. IL contains
3 paper, Is En-.
er. Peuei!, Pa
Of .ewrlry-
Fize, postpaid
Fay, New YoEh.
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lice.

!: @8
| date. Perscn .
homes will meet
cropping me o
inserted In any
uable prizes -
dnwn, 81. Me-
pectfally,
4 EUMUkHs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the condi-
ton OF certain mortgage executed and dev
cred by Edward Farrow. OF Van Buren, county
and state Of Mich. to James =. Lynn. OF Kali
amazoo county and state aforesaid, dated Jan
uarv Let, A. d 1878, and recorded in the Office
OF the Register OF Deeds for Van Buren, couuty
Michigan o. the 30th dav of Nav. A. n. 1873
in Llber 90 Of Mortgages on page 545. winch
mortgage was glveu 10 secure p rtiCu Of the
purchase money OF the penn e. described
therein, and which mortgage was on the 23d
day OF August, A. D., 1873, duly assigned by the
SAID James ;. Lynn to Jacob Mitchell, Of the
village OF Kalamazoo, Michigan, which assign
ment was recorded in the Office OF tine Register
OF Deeds OF SAID Van Buren, county on the 23d
day OF August, A. D., 1873. in Liber ''9" of
mortgages, on page 4s. and on which said mort
gage there is claimed to be due and unpaid. at
the date OF this notice, the sum OF two hum
dred and eighty three dollars and fourteen
cents, (S2S3 14), together With an attorneys
fee OF fifty dollars stipulated for in said mortgage
II any proceedings should be commenced 70
foreclose the same under the power of sale
therein contained; and no proceedings, either
in law or equity, having been instituted TO re-
cover tie amount so secured by SAID MORTGAGE.
or any part thereof; and the power of sale
contained in said mortgage having become op-
erative by reason OF the default aforesaid.
therefore, Notice IL hereby gwen that bv vIr-
tue OF said power Of sale. contained in said
mortgage, which has now become operative.
and in pursuance OF tho statute in such c,se
made aud provided, the lond and premises
described IN said mortgage, VIZ: all that Ger
tam piece parcel or land, situted IN the town
OF Porter, county OF Van Buren, and state of
Michigan, and described as the northwest
quarter o' The southeast quarter of section
twelve or, In town four (4) south. OF range
thirteen (13) west containing forty acres. more
or less, will be sold at public auction. TO the
highest bidder, at the front door of the Court
House' IN the village Of Paw Paw, Van Buren,
fRh hat Aa..x
holding the Circuit Court for SAID county. ) on
the twenty-third day OF January
A. D.. 1876. at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day. to satisfy the amount then dine on
said mortgage aud the costs and expenses al
owed nv law, including the attorneys fee o.
fifty dollars provided for in the said mortgaga
Dated. October 2Sth. 1875.
JACOB MITCHELL.
iV'iti" Assignee of Mortgage.
BALcH HowARr, Attorneys for Assignee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19

THERE are seasons or restiveness 10 all COM
,nunites. They are OF regular occurrence and
generally are the results OF consciousness that
something is lacking TO bring out the full meas
ure OF prosperity and thrift that ought to ex'
Ist People set themselves about the agitation
of schemes eor the Improvement os the condi-
ton Of the people aud the advancement Of
their material interests by stimmulatog the
business or particular localities Although
well meant these are many tim 70 lmpracticabe,
and require more capital than can b. command
cd 20 carry them INTO effect. 4 Railroad or
some Ike project Is the scheme that will work
wonders aud transform dullness into activity
aud thrift. Practicable adventures are apt TO
be overlooked, aud something sought beyond
the reach OF Communities Ia moderate circum-
stances.
There are mauy kinds Of business ia which a
comPor'uye small capital N ~ be employed and
produce surprising results. Some four years
ago mtu named " ArcLdeaccn, located at
CVelal Late. 10 McHenry Comfy. Illinois. and
orgs..i..l 1ne9 the m5st com 9rohensive en-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19

pHErU cevsc Nss more gigantic AMI dis
honest scheme Tor heecins tue ,aborug class
than The Ohio and Pennsylvania schemes. The
Democrats and Indauouists who demanded that
moro irredeemab.e paper should be issued by
the Government, and 10 such extent that money
,hou,d he cheap. We're advocating measure
tnSt ii carried into effect, would turn every
dealer into gambler. Any considerable iufla-
ton OF The currency would have the effect to
unsettie values and produce great fluctuations
IN too prices of merchantable commodities, as
wei al OF The currency. al values are, and
would contuue to be, measured by gold stand
ard, and the transactions OF the exchange
market would fuctuate from week TO week aud
from day to day. For example, one day the
currency would have purchasing power equal
TO eighty five cents on the dollar as measured
by tho gold standard. and on another 1t would
fall TO seventy. Under such circumstances no
one would be able to guess what paper dollar
would he worth on any future day.
The merchant buys goods to-day, to be paid
for in sixty days. At the time OF purchase
paper dollar ls worth eighty cents, but at the
day OF payment it is down to seventy. Aere
the eoller loses and the purchaser gains. Or it
may IL that on the day of purchase paper
dollar IL worth but seventy cents and at the day
of payment is worth eighty in this case the
seller gains and the purchaser loses. A farmer
sells wheat when paper dollar Is WORTH eighty
cents; he wants his money to pay debt based
on gold which natures IN ten days aud finds
that at the time of payment hi1 paper money
has deprecated and Is only worth seventy cents,
1t ~ evident that he is a loser.
Thepeople want stable currency that always
represents a fixed and uniform value--a cur
rency so near gold standard tuat it may be
converted at any time, without great trouble or
cost
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19

terprises of the kind in all the West. The
business 10 now operated by joint stock
company, with paid mp capital Of Thirty
thousand dollars, nder tho style and name Of
tho Crystal Lake Picking and Preserving
Works." The Company now cultivate large
farm, and the past year their operations have
been about as follows:
amounting to 1000 bushels, have been picked
this season; 100 acres of cabbage have been
delivered and manufactured into sauer-kraut,
Is acres horseradish, so acres OF beans, 30
acres peas, 20 acres tomatoes, 30 acres sweet
corn, 10 acres onions of the small picking va
riety, 10 acres martynias, or prickly cucumber,
for mixed pickles, 8 acres caulifowcr, 2 acres
garlic, 2 acres Hubbard squash, acres pump
kns, 10 acres trophy beans, 10 acres peppers I;
IL, ESQ bushels of tomatoes have been picked.
In the production Of vegetables to be picked
and preserved, contracts we're made last Spring
with 400 growers who have received 6216c per
bushel for cucumbers, Soc per cwt. for cabbage.
soc per 100 ears for corn, SOC per bushel for
peas and beans, &c per pound for horseradish,
~ per bushel for onions, 62119c per bushel for
martynias, $3.50 per bushel FOR peppers, IS
per ton for pumpkins, Sc per pound for garlic,
and So per tor for Hubbard squash.
The company occupy Is acres for all purpos-
es, the buildings cover acres, and consist of
planning MILL two stores high, 3Ox1OO feet !;
storage building for cans, two stories, 3Ox12O
feet cooper shop, 200 feet in length by 80
wide; vinegar mandatory, 4Ox20O feet, two
stories high. The receiving depot for cucum-
bers il 150x30O feet, in which are 60 vats OF
huge proportions, holding the $4,000 bushels.
The processing rooms are 100000 feet. in
which the canning is done; the building is two
stories high.
Adjoining the processing rooms are the pack
Ing rooms. for boxing up ready for shipment
which are Of equal size. From the packing
rooms the goods are being daily shipped, from
five to eight cars being shipped daily.
The company employed during August and
September over 400 persons, most of them
women, girls and boys, and employ about 200
persons at this time, 20 OF them coopers.
It strikes US that something OF the same
kind might DO started In this vicinity and not
snly be made to pay large dividends, but give
employment to many persons, 1t would stin-
ulate the production of many kinds of farm
crops that are entirely neglected for the very
excellent reason that at present no market can
be found for them.