The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-04-21

This trademark is familiar to every her-
chant in the United States, and all VINO h maF1S
over tried the Genuine Clarks w. n. l.
Spool cotton, continue 70 use II.
EMPLOYEES AT II CENT
A noticeable feature of the Glars Ihfeau
orpa has always been their
and considerate attention TO the Weilale ~
pleasure OF their employees hmo for
NAL Exhibition afforded an opportunity W
it's practical illustration which should NOV
mass rnnoticed in this article. Desiring 10
rive all their operatives an opportunity ~
witness the great Exhibition at PnllahsiPhl"
of what the nation had accomplished aurlhS
the first hundred years OF Its existence lh1h
dustrv and art, the company planneu anu
carried to complete success q Hohstoi , Co.
s;en to Philadelphia, which embraced tneh
ffteen hundred employees, with lhYl1eu
r,7ests. members of the press, and the mays
and Common Council of the Cityot NeWafh'
Some idea of ITS extent may De galhea "nen
4 ia known that forty-Gve railroad coache2
we're cmployed for their
The cost for transportation, admlssloh,e hsr11
tainment, etc, exceeded SIX thOusahu va
lars. But this large sum Is small Somrp" aE.
with the unalloyed tdeahufe Wiz" Hlt neorle
ford grand army of industrious RevrnJj
Who find employmentL6 the Clark AhreAu
Comnanv works in Ny~ark. The Comm9h
Council nassed and caused to bc beantlluhy
engrossed and presented to the COMPANY y
series of resolution from which Tor ideN V
space we cory only the following extracti
Kos Tred. That we witness with great sats IVA =" ~
an ~ t;n ness and attention shown, by the GincsFs W
ibis company to their tfttefn hnhn g c VIA between
ne bem ah !. 'rtecoeniSing that when labor and capl'al
/ thus ha1monize, prosperity must o. SnSH H. NIX TuREAD
( cd Rss%tss" IN l onr ety. s4y With their immen 9 works SsS "a
their army Of opera in% ;.I h@s gFGbs s. jnstiS = proud Of
Ehnnrr mraa ~ on which her growth ana PIWaFT ~
| iy must ever depend, and wa an,s D myr' mca ~
shruId foster and encourage by every P'"P'
: their estahlisbneGt and success, com ranv were al-o
!. Resolutions of thanks 10 the C"Ahp""'
/, r1r rrrREKA BOAT CLUB AND THISTLE
BAND.
+ The now famous crew, which came aoFt'l
! winning the priZe against the wnFld ~ 'n'
- Tanfonnial international regatta last Angus
IL from The Clark Thread Company WIZ
4 nr;uciuaIlv. II has a listot thHty-hFe W. IT, Ia Ia
i and about forty honorary memo'is Laa
H. obauriou crew of the Passalc, an h"a
~ tie celebrated Atlantic crew o. r."
" W. They won the first heat on Monna.
,mt 97th' 1876, ut Philadelphia, hcS'tng
I ~ nuhIin and Arg0nauta crews. oh Ih'
m"onI day they were beaten by the cele-
If %rated BeaverwyckB, of Albany, ny oh'y ~
e; seconds, the Beavefwyeks winnii,g IT,.
u championship Of the void on gne ,"sI I'm %nI
IL The Newark boys Of The CLARK iDIS"" ahi,
\ pany coming very cAOs' -
of the world. .Lo hog. in thu
Z. The Thistle Band, one OF the pes u, n the
s.ata ;s orpanjzed from the employees Oh 'hS
'e Ss@,F, y and plays for all the many e1ear
- ard festivals Of the employees, heside
ora.srine outside calls when made M.
IL ACCOMPANIED the Eurekas to fhlidue,Fnm
end aigo the grand excursion OF the en- III
11e ~pIovees to the Centennial last year, aA Tnr ~
= pw@y pIay at the regattas in which the Euro
IN kas take part.
ne II NEW ORR HOUSE.
be A No. 400 Broadway, corner Of Waikg
trast Nav York, is the splendid maF3l
or bpijding Of George A. Clark d. Brother T5, III
seIiing agents Of The Clark Thread CSmtff
nv. The entire five stories OF ihelr facsiI;t
Ell cent place are fitted up with every - hi