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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24
For Governor.

ne journal heTtby presents 10 Tue
people the name of Buren, X. Sher-
man, a. candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for Governor. 1,
does this on its own responsibility,
sure that while Mr.. Sherman has not
sought the nomination, his candidacy
is the ardent wish and first choice OF
thousands of Republicans in this
will not refuse to heed the call of his
friend. to become a candidate, al.
though the movement has been in nc
manner of his procurement. Mr..
sherman being now fairly before the
people a. a candidate, it will be APP
propriate to say few words in hi,
support, and the Jo,raat can do II
without in the least degree depreciat-
ing the e,timable qualities or the
claims. of the excellent gentleman
and sterling Republicans who are al
ready in the field-Gov. Newbold,
Hon. John II. Gear and Or. Ballard.
Mr.. Sherman's reputation and abil-
tiles shine by their own light, and il
is not Necessary that the qualifica-
tions of any one else should be cloud.
ed, that his may be seen. In this
county, where he has lived for SC
many years, he needs no laudation
the mention of his name Is sufficient
TO rouse an enthusiasm which will
roll up one of the largest maioritie-
the county has ever given to a Repub.
lican candidate. But to the people
of the state IL il well to say, that in
Buren, Il. sherman they will find an
official who unites to exceptional ex'
ecutive ability, administrative talents
of the highest order, and the capacity
to understand and care for all the in
terests of this great and growing
State. In the discharge of every dut,
he Ii prompt, and possesses that com
NONSENSE wisdom that rarely make
mistakes in the execution of otiicia
duties. His record of the past tw
years As Auditor of the state demon
strate~ his fitness for any position hi
fellow citizens may call him to occu
ny, aud hi, administration Of hi
present office ha. never been SUI
passed in thoroughness by any of h
predecessors, able men a. they wer
In private, he is one of the most e
NAL. courteous and honorable gentl
! men in Iowa, and should he becon
Governor, the humblest citizen of II
State will have a hearty welcome, al
the kindest attention to all his want
from the Executive. Those Iowa,
who were at the Centennial Exhil
ton, while Mr.. Sherman WAS at low
headquarters, will bear US out in Il
assertion that no man could ha
done more to extend the fame Of O
noble State and bring its advantag
TO the notice of our Eastern cousin
while they remember vet. with Il
sincerest pleasure, the genial WELDON
they received, and the efforts
made for their comfort.
In public life. Mr.. Sherman has .
ways been consistent, intellige
and warm supporter of the Repub
can party. In 1874, 20 and rs,
stumped the State for the Re
ublican State and National tie
cts, and with all due credit to other
by no one was sounder Republics
doctrine proclaimed, and ne speech
had a greater effect than his.
view of the foregoing land the ca
has been understated rather than e
| aggerated,l The journal asks q
support of the Republican press al
people for the candidacy of b.
Sherman IInton Journal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

An appeal is issued by the seeresa-
~ of the Iowa Sabbath School As~o-
.iation in behalf Of the effort pledged
oy the last State Convention of the or
sanization. This pledge was 10 raise
the sum OF 81 900 for Sunday School
work in this State during the Asso-
citation year ending June lst. Collec-
tons were to be taken up in every
school in the State. Sunday, May
nth, il now suggested AS the date for
such a collection. All cooperating
schools aud county organizations are
urged to respond. Two cents per cap
ta of cooperating Sunday school
membership will give the amount.
The appeal adds: Please endeavor
'.to forward this money to Lew. +.
barrow. the Corresponding Secretd-
'.ry, Corning, Io,ca, so that he may
receive it before the State Convention,
at Ottumwa, June l2-l4."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

France is in bad political muddle
Marshal Mcmahon, the Executiv.
head of the Government, has seen ii,
to dissolve his old Cabinet. which was
In sympathy with the large majority
of legislative representatives Of the
people, and to select a new one from
the minority. Thus the vital princi-
pal of Republican form of government
is .annulled, and a conflict instituted
which has already thoroughly aroused
the mereurial French temperament.
What the result will be it is difficult
to prognosticate, but Germany views
the situation with alarm.
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= ~ I've Werktng Class = We are now prel,nr
- scvan ~ All G aAse. with constant employment
s.scas s, tnS whole fthe time or ,or their spare
... ~ hus'I sss new. light ard profitable fvr
sv..sn me SEA easily earn rum 70 cents 10 3 pei
fssis ~. ~ proportional sum by dev0ting
An mo ~no me 70 the business Boys and girls
hi. 1870 =. much - men. That Ali who -
:. -. na kethis pAniielsd offer: TO ruch
nv ~ ~ saelsfisd - wil send one dollar %
s~.r ~ ~ r,noIe o. writing. Pull particular,
- n 800 asysIal 1oIlAm 70 cornuesce WORK
49, ~ cyov aonse and rifeal1s. oae q ths
SGzs: 81, s..IE:s:s. 1t {.
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The nomination of Supreme Judge
to succeed Judge Day is to be made
this fall. The judicial office should
never have been filled by party tactics
or brought into contact with political
influences but so long as we are
obliged by law to nominate and elect
our Judges, whenever we get good
one on general principles it is best
and wisest to allow him to succeed
himself.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

couvening at one o'clock P. NJ, for the pur.
pose OF rlecling Thirteen Dele gates to rep
rsseIt the county In the State Convention
which meets ia the city OF Dcs Moines, Junt
9th 1871.
The sasis of representation viii be ont
delegate for each township, ana one adoi
tiunAl delegate for each hity votes, or irae'
tiou thereof over twenty five votes, cast foi
Hon. j. 7. Young for Secretary Of state al
the November election. 1876. The number
OF delegates to which each township lie
thereby entitled IL rs follows:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

The Turks are reported TO be fully
prepared for the expected attempt OF
the Russians 10 cross the ianuoe,
which cannot. I'm the nature ofthings,
De much longer delayed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

New York State has 1el daily pa
oers: Pennsylvania, -; Illinois, 81;
California, As. Ohio. -: Indiana, $:
Massachusetts,, -; Missouri. =; and
iowa. .. The rest all conle IN less
md less, down TO nothing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

It is announced that Emperor Will
liam has recalled Prince Bismarck In
order to consult with him in regard TO
the effect the recent change In the
French Ministery will have on the
relations OF that Government with
Germany. The report caused de-
prsasaon Ia securities In the London
etoek Exchange.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

Another thorn il tn be thrust into
Turkeys side. Greece will have war
with the Mosiem. and it h expected
that hosfilities will commence within
twenty DAYS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

We can conscientiou>ly recommend
all who peel medical advice to consult
Dr. shaw, of New York His cure. in
chronic diseases have been remarka-
able. In affections Of the lungs, liver,
kidney-. and other vital organs, ner-
you- complaints and fema lie disorder,
he j. unsurpassed, If eaualed.-Lorjx
rW. XIV. fJurier-,yotsrHaf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

The amount OF practice that DIR.
shaw has had in this vicinity. ~ well
"a throughout the state, Is immense.
and we can fully understand the reason
OF his -uces-ss.-Dujaqus la. Herald.
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For number of years DIR. Shaw. of
this city, has taken the lead in his
speciality lingering diseases of male
aud female. He is perfectly reliable,
and no one need have any hesitancy
in consulting him.-N. y. Daily
Graphic.
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Total

IUsHE ~ = . = : :
The Township entrll omnittees VIII
call their primary meein gs TO select dele
gaies az will best accommodate tn ir re
sp-ctive localities. bur In the absence OF
such provision ii /. recommended that the
township csucusses be held on Saturday.
Jnne eth. at one O'Clock p ~, at the usual
place OF holding he same.
By order of Co Central Committee.
HESRYC CARR. Chm.
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DR.. Shaw has performed good work
in this city. and is meeting just re-
ward.-S \. Examiner and Chronicle.
Raptisf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

Patients find they can save time,
health and money by consulting an
expert like Dir. Shaw. Cincinnati In
giti'rr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

The cures which DIR. Shaw. of this
city. has performed by electricity are
wonderfully y. Times.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

DIR. Shaw.-This gentleman has
worked remarkable cures in this city
Consult him on lingering diseases.-
Detroit Mich. Free Press.
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DIR. shaw i making some remarka-
bic cures in this city and throughout
the whole country N. \. Tribune.
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The facilities which DIR. Shaw has
for applying electricity are unsurpass-
sd.-The Gaac!.D,aa, fEpiscopalian
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

A. Ali electrician DIR. Shaw has no
equal, and as physician. no superior.
81 IDttis Gfobr- Democrat
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- - - szf $500
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
buy nor take an assignment Of q certain
promissory note made By the undersigned,
John Grip. payable 10 Mr. Grim. ofcIsrence
Cedar county. Iowa. on the l4th day OF
Nav, 1871, for the SUM Of So, due some time
IN June, 49,. Said note was given for
horse which Grim insured 20 be all right,
bat which proved TO he unsound, and the
said Grip took the animal back 10 Grim and
he took the animal into his possession and
still retains possession Of IT, and refuses to
deliver to the said Grip his note. whereas
the said Grip has received no valHe he in
determined not to pay said note unless com.
PEELED hy law John GRIP
May q, 1877 pIxz
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY COZ
VENTlON.
..,mr.i.y. lime l6th, 1877.

A delegate convention Of the Republican,
OF Cedar county will be he'd at the Courl
House Ia IiplUn GU
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PEDIdREE.

Setherty was bred by Joseph Gregg, Can
ada West. His sire was the well known
Glydesdale horse, OH Netherby, bred BY
Vim. Pawkes, Amman, Dnmfriesshire, Scot
land. Has taken prizes 1t Carlisle. Cocker.
manth, and elsewhere in Great Britain. tie
gained first prize at the Provincial Exhibi.
tions Of 1854, 1881 and istss. and also at m any
local shows liz &. ". Old Netherhy BY
Mosstrooper who has taken a number Of
prizes. both in Scotland and England His
dam. frst-class mare, got by imported sir
William Wallace; z. dam, bs imported Bay
Wallace: (. dam, By imported Old Clyde.
Netherby has taken prizes at Markham,
Pickering, Whitley, and otter places in Can
ada, and was also awarded sweepstakes pre-
MUM over all competition as q draft Draft
Horse at the Fair of the District Ayricultu.
raj Society. held al Mcchanicsvilie last fall.
IERMs-To insure foal. SIS. to be paid
on the frst of February, ISIS. Persons dis
posing OF their mares before February LIST
will be charged insurance, unfes saiisfaeto-
ny evidence Is given that they were not in
foai. All accidents a. the rick OF owners.
GREiG & DAVIDSON.
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SPARKS WIND MILL,



". G. Maiey District Court of &c.
rs. dar County, iowa,
9. II. stsnwood. November Term, is77
Toe. II. stanwood, defendant:
lou are hereby notified tina. there Is now
on ME In the Office OF the Clerk of the Dis.
urict Court, 10 and for the County of Cedar.
u the state OF Iowa. petition OF W. q
Macy, Plaintiff, claiming OF you the sum OF
three hundred and seventy dollars 10.
getbsr with interest thereon from Septern
per zist, 1914, at the rate of ten per cent
per ahnetn, on one promisory note, and
property. 'ou'
VOW unless you appear to said petition
ana defend thereto at or before noon OF the
second day OF the next term OF said Court
70 DC begun and held at Upton in said
county, on the 9th day OF November 1877 a
aeianit viii be entered against Won. and
!uagment rendered thereon in accordance
win the prayer Of said petition.
.,o WOLF n LANDT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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DR.. Shaw. of New York. is the great
leading specialist for chronic diseases.
". y Herald.
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Celebrated Clydesdale Horse
METH ERBY,

Netherb5 will stand for mares this season,
1871, at the following places: Mondays yuf
each week. commencing April 3oth, at the
stable OF James Davidson. north west OF
Red Oak; Tuesdays at Stanwood; Wedues-
days and Saturdays - Meehanicsyille
THURSDAYS ard FRIDAYS at Lisbon.
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YOUNG MEN

Apply q the editor Of this paper for hslf
musIanership lat discount) In Baylies Great
MM a. College, Keokuk, Iowa. on she
~ M.ss1sslppi. Bookksepers, Penmen, Report.
"a ORssasors and Teachers Thoroughly az.
okuk. Iowa. A'''e'' a. =.
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re Twenty 6rst Annual State eonsen
tior a the R-pahlicsn party OF lows, VII
3. he1d II Des MONIES. on
wsDxsspAr. Jrxs =, iss'.
for The purp .se u making the fellosin.
nvminasi.ns.
Oar .udsdsie for Governor,
uar esada lAtr Tor LieaE Governor,
Oae snaii ate for Superintendent OF fap
He iastraxtisa.
O4r czad date for Sapreme Jaage,
Tne ratio OF representation VIII oe. OF
delegate for sct esnafy In the STATE, aas
IN I'd s.rioa thsrrte, one delegate Ter sael
allyotes OF fraction over 100. cast Tor mon
Jssisa r. Young for secretary OF state, q
Inc gea-rsi election in - .. The ioiio"in.
tab.~ shows the representation I'm tht Sss
Qua Cougrcss i5nsl DisirtciE -
Cedar county ....e.....=....'-. -, :,
Clinton cuunIy.. -ooS- a.
JACKSON county ....+... ...--.- :,
Joace coants -..-..-.s.-.t'
AHsSaGlns sunty ...t ......-.~s -
Sxssgf c4yaaty ....'.o7iS
NJ ordrr III the Republican state Contra
Committee. HENRY Z. Leighton,
Chairman.
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Whoeyerconsults DIR. shaw cap have
implicit confidence in what he says
". y. .Ntta
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OUR TERMS:

To insure, *2501. conditional note will
be required at time OF service. in which We
bind ourselves in case OF the death of the
foal to furnish the services ofthe Horse FIRE,
of charge the following year rs 3m
COv!LL, MILLER, ANDERSON 4 co.
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Read the Opinions Of the Press

A. an electrician Dir. shaw has n
equal in this or any other country.
~ Y. World.
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~ order Of the Republican Stale 1shtfa
Cs,,.,,nitf.e. HENRY Z. Leighton,
Chairman,
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Rev. ID. r. Lucas of Des Moines, is
the author of religious novel, just
published under the title of Paul
Darst, or a conflict between Love and
Infidelity" The book is written from
the Christian standpoint, and argues
against creeds and church laws.
Chas. Dixon, a saloon keeper of
Monticello, attempted to shuttle off
this mortal coil on Monday last but
was induced by means of dose OF
ipecac to continue his earthly pilgrim
age for while longer at any rate. He
had suffered slightly from "jim.jams.
A gentleman who has been travel
ing quite extensively through the
northwestern portion ef the State,
and especially in Woodbury., Plym-
outh, Cherokee, Clay, O'Brien, Sioux,
and Lyon counties, reports most mag
nificent crop prospects throughout the
whole region. He says that the crops,
| without exception, are looking fine
and the farmers are happy.
Mr.. II. V. Smith, of De Witt, owns
farms in Green county, between
Grand Junction and jefferson, at n
point where station Is to be made on
the n. w. railroad. and is giving con-
siderable attention to farming. We
hope he may be prospered. Mr.. d.
T. Dickinson, of De Witt, Is working
one of those farms this season.-Ob-
serUcr.
The third annual convention of the
Iowa Fine Stock Breeders Associa-
ton will meet in Oskaloosa on Tues
day, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock and
close its session on Thursday noon
There will be addresses and discus
sions On all kinds of stock-raising, and
q most interesting time may be ex-
pected. The Central railroad and the
B., G. II. 4 N. railroad will convey
passengers to and from the conven-
ton ut reduced rates..
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07
LOCAL MENTION.

GOlu lO6A.
The next excitement is school meeting
A series of trotting matches on the icC
begins to-day at Whitehall.
The zodiacsl light was quite brilliant
near the western horizon last evening.
Vicinity items and variety of interest.
ing matter will be found on the outside
Rutland isn't as badly off as some other
towns, after all. Montpelier has debt of
between 100000 and $5OO,OOO and yes
terday voted a tax of So 20 on dollar.
The regular communication of Rutland
lodge No. 10, F. and A. NJ, will be held at
Masonic hall this, Wednesday, evening a.
half past seven o'clock; work on first de-
gree. Master masons invited.
number of specimens of ore from
Bald mountain, mostly lead, were exhibited
by various persons at the town meeting
yesterday. The mining fever did not get
as far as purchasing stock in any of the
mines however.
Frank Kelly was coming outof the depot
yesterday about eleven o'clock, when he
fell and broke his arm. He was carried
into Morse Brothers drug store and DR.. j.
d. Hanrahan called. The arm was found
to be badly broken between the wrist and
elbow. Mr.. Kelley is an old man and this
shock ID severe one.
1t is reported that the Estey organ works
are to leave Brattleboro on account Of the
high freights, and that they are thinking
of coming to Rutland, this being one of
the best located places for distribution.
When these aud the Brandon scale works
which it is now probable will locate
here-come TO Rutland, aud the town debt
is paid, good bye to hard times.
The grand wheelbarrow procession, in
which William Ryan was to wheel Madison
Manley did not come off yesterday as an
nounced. The crowd gathered TO witness
1t apparently frightened Msnley and he re-
fused to ride in any such conveyance. A
large crowd gathered on Wales street at
two o'clock but no Manley appeared. Two
of the more adventurous youths tapped
gently at his door and invited him to come
forth. The door was locked and female
voice was heard within saying that Mr..
Manley would not come out. The crowd
did not disperse and at last the door opened
and mans head appeared The crowd
saw that it was not Manley and they greeted
him with such welcoming words as 80
dry up" "Send out Manley :" "Wipe OF
your chin!" which were likely to be fol-
lowed with something stronger when the
speaker discreetly retired. Mr.. Manley
next appeared and was greeted with calls
for speech, and asked why he didn't ride
and other questions. He tried to disperse
the crowd, and by the time a stone struck
the door thought it prudent to withdraw.
1t Is safe to say that the attempt to pay any
other wheelbarrow bets will be deferred.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07
the following are tne.quotatlons
New York Produce Market.

FLoUR.-Receipts OF $500 bbs. Limited de-.
mand 6@lQc lower. Sales OF $500 bbls No. at
90 COCA IS superiine western and state at 50 s5@
IS 60 common 10 good extra western and
Is 50; common TO choice white wheat western
extra Mt s. 90a$6 90; fancy white wheat west
ern extra at SO 95(a$S 90; common 10 good extra
ohio s. 0O9T 80 common 10 choice extra st.
Louis at s. 7bss 80 Patent Minnesota extra
good to prime at 81 Goss 90; choice TO double
extra at IS G0ss 90. Market closing dull.
WHKAT-Receipts 1000 bushels. Shade lower
and only limited business for milling, and In
speculation shippers are out. Sales OF $4,000
bushels No. Chicago In store at 81 40 5000
bushels No. Milwaukee, supposed at 81 429
l al winter grades dull and entirely nominal.
RYn-Quiet ana steady. Sales OF western at
sl9S4c so9soc for Jersey, state ana Penn
sylvania
BARIEy-Lower ami more active Sales OF
400 bushels OF western at ooc 10 Store d.
600 bushels two-rowed state at 6i@62hc TO-
900 bushels ungraded Canada at csc.
CoRR.-hecelpts OF $4,000 bushels. quoted
NO lower, with good business. Sales OF l42,-
900 bushels at at bbh@56c for ungraded
8 55I@56Ac for steamer mixed 6sc for white
western b6a5Sc for for old western mixed In
store and afl0at bTl9bSc for yellow southern ;
DOC for white do. atioat.
o1Ars,;-Becelpts q 2O,SSS bushels, Dull.
western and state; 42a55c for white do, in
GLIDING New York No. white at at ASa434c
New York No. at AXE do. No, white
at AoAo; New York No. white at 52c white
western at a2945c mixed state at bO962c
white state at b2ab5c.
HAY.-steady at zoe for shipping.
HoPs-Duli. sales at colo fer yearlinRs
s@loo for new crop Eastern and Western
lO@lIe for new New York state lb92Oc fol
new California.
CoEFEE.-RiO quiet and steady cargOos are
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Vicinity Items.


Baileys dramatic company will give an
entertainment at Williams hall, Walling-
ford, VT, Thursday evening, March 9Th.
This company played in Dandy, Feb. 22d,
to an audience of nearly five hundred with
great success, as quoted from the Dandy
correspondent, j. g. w. 1t is known as a
flrst-class troupe, and deserves a crowded
house anywhere.
ARLINGTON.
The news of the declaration of the cleo
ton of Hayes and Wheeler was received
here Friday morning, carrying with it q
feeling of great relief to the minds of ev-
cry one, feeling that the long agony was
over and that right had finally triumphed.
The Hayes and Wheeler flag was immedi-
ately thrown to the breeze, and on Saturday
evening the citizens of Arlington and East
Arlington fired national salute at each
place of thirty-eight guns, making the hills
and mountains around us echo with the en-
thusiasm of our people over the result.
The Miltimore car axle company are
running the machine shops of the car COM
pany on their patent loose wheel and axle,
running night and day on work for Eng
land.
West & Bro g chair works are running
to their full capacity. Part of the works
are running night and day to keep up with
work wanted. A good deal of their seat
ing OF chairs 10 done at the reform school at
Vergennes.
Flint & Co.'s peg factory is running as
usual. This is one institution that does not
get out of breath, but runs right along no
matter who is president.