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Meeting of Creditors or the Jackson
VILE Car Company.

ST. Lotus, June 8.-A meeting of credi-
tors of the Jacksonville QlL) Car Company
has been called in this city for Tuesday next,
to consider the condition of the company
1t is said that the concern is greatly embar-
raised, and that its Liabilities amount to per-
haps S150,000, of which $4,000 is held here
The assets are not definitely known.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
strike at Reading. Pa.

READING June S.-About 100 men in the
tube-mill of the Reading Ironworks quit
to-day, being dissatisfied with notice posted
by the management regarding certain iron.
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of the FIRST CIa.. at we.tPoint.

WEST PoINT, June S.-The standing of the
cadets OF the first class has been fixed by the
Academic Board. The first seven men are
Edward Burr, Missouri; Oscar T. Crosby,
Mississippi; Lansing II. Beach, Iowa; Gra-
ham d. Fitch, at-large; Eugene G. Spencer,
Missouri; Warren P. Newcomb, at large;
Harry c. Benson, Ohio.
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BURIED ATCAPRERA
Amid a Raging Storm the Remains Of
Gen. Garibaldi Are Laid to Rest
The Funeral Ceremonies.
Double Marder in Ireland-A Magistrate
and His Escort Shot Dead-The
Situation in Egypt.

ST.. PETERSBURG, June 8.-The czar has
consented to become sponsor for the son of
Prince William of Prussia. He will be rep
resented by the Grand Duke Gerguisep.
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DETROIT, June S.-Only two races to-day
One was unfinished. The pacing race was
won by Iucy.
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A Mile and a Hair for $4,000.

WHEELING, W. VA June S.-The second
days races were well attended. Big Ike
Charlie and Frank Harper were the winners
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Trottinx at wheeling.

JEROME PARK, n. Y, June SIN the
races to-day Soubrette, Forester, Thora and
Clarence were the winners.
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LIEUTENANT DAEESHowER has been di-
rected to write out full account of his ex-
Periences after leaving Engineer Melville,
and take his own time for the work.
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FOXHALL AT ASCOT.
Keene's FaVOrite Captures the Gold Cup
The st. James Stakes Taken by
Battlefield, Sachem Third.
Racing at st. Louis-The Louisville
Fourth of July Meeting-The TrOt-
ting Circuit-Baseball.
Frofting at Detroit.

Boston, june SIN the Mystic Park races
to-day Jack Sailor and Don were the win
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AUSTRIA.

ENGAGEMENT WITH INSURGENTS
CETTINJE, June S.-An Austrian battalion
was attacked ON the I'd instant by 200 insur-
gents near Marenic. The Austrians were
surprised and compelled TO retreat, with a
loss of ninety-fve killed. The insurgents
lost twenty six killed and wounded. On the
Sd instant the insurgents DESTROYED the Aus
trian barracks at Bischina, killing twenty
five troops; the rest fled.
1HE RICH JEWS SENDING FORTH THE VERY
POOR OF THEIR RACE.
A Vienna letter says that the persecution
OF the Jews in Russia is now bearing fruits
with very disagreeable taste to Austria. As
the fugitives come, almost all, from South
ern Russia, it is but natural that they should
cross the frontier of Galicia. But the conse-
quence is that they all meet in Brody,
commercial town with $4,000 in
habitants, which was once famous for
its uncleanliness. Although about 600 fugi-
tives are sent off by the relief committees
every week, the number of fugitivesi in Brody
has now reached u 600. You may imagine
how the small town with its narrow streets
is crowded. The fugitive Jews are for the
most part utterly destitute, dependent upon
charity for food, housing and clothing. Ply
sicians of eminence have warned the nation
that an epidemic may break out in an un-
healthy town where thousands are slowed
away in the synagogue, the stables and barns,
without the means of keeping clean, even if
they chose to be 80. In Russia the wealthy
Jews and the rabbis are secretly doing all in
their power to promote the emigration of
the poor Jews, and the question, Where are
they all to go? never seems to occur to them.
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ESTA 1910.

JEFFERsoS's bones belong to Virginia,
and there they should remain.
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Pos,omce and Two stores Burned.

DECATUR, ILL, June 8.-A fire at Mount
Zion Tuesday night destroyed two stores and
the postoffiee. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$1,000
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Dress Goods Department.

Dress Goods at TO- 12< Is 20 and 25c; former price
15 90 %, so and 4Oc.
Nuns Yelling 221zc; formerly soc.
Nuns Yelling 35c; formerly 45c.
Nuns Yelling, soc; formerly, zoe.
Khyber Cloth, 45c; formerly, csc.
Khyber Cloth, Csc; formerly, S5c.
Beiges, 20, 80 and soc; formerly, 80 As and 75c
Shooda Cloth, 40 and 6Oc, formerly, 65 and S5c.
Novelties i'm Dress Goods Reduced so
per cent.
Handsome Zephyr Gingham, S% 10 and l21zc;
formerly, 10, I21& and 15Q
Figured and Striped Linen Lawn Is, 90 25c; form
erly, 90 . and 35c.
Corded Lawn choice styles, at 6Izc. worth 1Oc
Lawn at and 71zc, worth ~ and 1Oc.
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The Popuiation of Japan.

SECURE ease and comfort BY using German
Corn Remover. Sure cure for corns. Twenty
FIVE cents, Druggists.
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Our Suit Department.

Being close to the Senate Building we are
obliged to clear this Stock and will therefore sell
Black English Serge Dresses, handsomely trimmed,
reduced from sl2 TO Sc.
Black Lace Bunting Dresses, trimmed with satin,
re duced from SIS to IS 80.
Black all-wool, plain Bunting Dresses reduced
from SO to $40.
Black Nuns Yelling Dresses, trimmed with pas.
SIS.
Black Silk Dresses reduced from $50 to s17 5O-a
decided bargain
Black Satin MarveIieux Dresses very handsome
reduced from SIS to S27 so.
Ladies' Sateen Dresses latest style, reduced from
$40 to $40.
Ladies' Beige Dresses, Spring shades, silk trim
Lace Bunting Dresses, light colors, Satin trim
med, reduced from SIS to IS so.
few still on hand of the Pin-Check Dresses,
reduced from SIS TO IS so.
Last week of the Summer Silk Dresses, reduced
from $40 to s12.
All-wool Cream Buntngs, reduced from $50 to
Ladies' Gingham Dresses, reduced from IS to
81 So
Ladies Calico Dresses, 81 25
Ladies Calico Wrappers, zoe.
Ladies' Percale Princess Wrappers, 81.
Fine Null Embroidered Shawls, reduced from
go to S.
Secure a Shetland shawl before IiIey are gone.
all colors-
Reduced from 81 20 to 81.
Reduced from g so to 81 80.
Reduced from So to 81 75
few slightly soiled reduced from Sc to 81 so.
adde's Mohair Ulsters, So so.
|. aides all-linen Ulsters, 81 and 81 so each.
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Masonic Notice.

COUTH MEMPHIS LODGE, No. IIsF
y and A NJ viii meet in stated com "A
munication this (FRIDAYl night JuneNHA~
9Th, at O'Clock, for dispatch of business. ~ X
All NJ M are fraternally invited. wv
By order ALEX ALLISON W NJ
W. r. SINS, Secretary.
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IRELAND.
A DOUBLE MURDER.

DuBLIN, june e-Walter M. Bourke. a
Galway landlord, residing at Rahasau, was
shot dead while returning from Gort. His
escort, soldier, was also killed. The
murder occurred at Ardrahan, seven miles
north of Gort. Bourke was riding in front
of his dragon escort, when a volley from two
rifles was fired from behind a wall and both
fell dead. Bourke was a magistrate and a
son of the late crown solicitor for Mayo. He
was a barrister by profession and had
amassed fortune in India. He possessed
two estates in ireland, one at Curraleagh
and the other at Rahasan. He has had
several disputes with his tenants and recently
went to London to carry out the evictions.
He took an active part in the prosecution of
Father Conway some years eince. A few
months ago he entered the church at Car
raro armed with a repeating rife while mass
was being celebrated. The priest ordered
him to leave, and he escaped by a side door
to avoid mobbipg. Bourke was not a rela-
tive of the late Under-Secretary Bourke.
Gort bears the reputation of being one of the
worst places in Ireland for rent disputes.
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THE EDUCATIONAL CoNGREss-CAsTEI.AR ON
EDUCATION.

MADRID, June S.-The closing sitting of
the Educational Congress is composed of 1000
professors of both sexes, assembled here,
from the humblest parishes where 5000, ir-
regularly paid, is the salary of the teachers
in the primary schools. AT the session Senor
CASTELAR, made a speech unrivalled for elo-
quence. He depicted the noble sacrifice of
the humble pioneers of enlightenment so
necessary for success in the work of educa-
ton. The enthusiasm was very great. A
crowd, chiefly composed of teachers and
politicians, accompanied him through the
streets part of the way to the Congress. In
his speech he dwelt particularly on the
progress OF women recently in educational
and professional branches, and even in the
Spanish university pursuits, showing the
part they could take in the propagation of
progressive ideas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-09

NONE but wilfully, insolently ignorant
people woald prefer dirty yellow dogs and
a'h-hole terriers to herds of wool producing
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GENERAL and SWEEPING REDUCTION
In ALL THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN!
Silk Goods Department.

Silk Goods Department.
Shepherdess Check, "a inches wide, at 81; former
Plain colored silks, sOc reduced from 75c.
Col0red Brocaded Silks at 60e, formerly S5c.
sS-All our Novelty Silks We will sell at half the
regular price in order to close.
SWEEPING REDUCTION
In Gros Grain, surrah and Watered silks, Merveil-
SATINsi sATINsI
500 Remnants Silks at half their value,
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
An-Wool Black Bunting, I5e
40-inch all-wool French Cashmere, soc.
Iron frame Black Grenadine, 25c; formerly 75c
Good - Eoulle 60c up; good A Khyber Cloth, ,75e.
Best 5-4 Carniola 75c; rich silk Brocades CSC
down.
Trunk Department.
As As we must empty the Senate Building. we will
30-inch reduced from 81 IS to 81 TO-
S2-inch reduced from 81 IS to 81 20.
81 inch reduced from 81 25 to 81 IS.
Ladies' Zinc7Trunks.
e4-inch reduced from 81 to 81 75.
S2inch Saratoga reduced from s. 50 to IS 75
4lnch Beauty reduced from sS TO s..
S0incb Gents reduced from 81 to s..
34-ineh Duchess reduced from IS so to So
Leather Covered Trunks.
34-ineh Ellsler reduced from s1I to 81 so.
S4-inch Princess, reduced from SIC so to s11.
34-tnch Railroader, reduced from SlS.to sl2.
4inch CRYSTAL Palace, Duck covered, reduced from
4O-inch Memphis Belle, a magnificent Trunk, re-
duced from 500 to $50.
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Chairman Low-rsx Fxscutive' z SItt H' COMMITTEES
Called Meeting of Stockholders
IN THE
Memphis and Charleston R.R. Co,

7 n conformity with resolution passed by the
l. Board OF Directors of the Memphis and Charles
tou Railroad Company at meeting held in Mem
phis, Tenn. on Saturday, April /, 1882, notice is
hereby given that meeting of the stockholders in
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
has been called by said Board of Directors, and
viii be held in MEMPHIS, TENN,
On Thursday, the 22d day June, 1882,
TO consider and act upon q proposition of eonsoli
dation of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Com pany with the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company, and 70 taKe any and
gucn other action as the stockholders may desire,
the same Is II at regular annual meeting
8. E. CRUISE
Secretary OF the Board of Directors of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad Company
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Glove Department.

A good 3button Kid Glove, 75c.
A much better 3-button Kid Glove, 90c.
A much better button Kid Glove 81 10.
A much better 6-button Kid Glove 81 D.
A much better S-button Kid Glove, 81 so.
Our best French Kid Gloves very much reduced.
We have complete stock of the genuine Foster
Hook Gloves, in all lengths and shades.
Mosquetaire dressed and undressed Kids in all
the new shades.
Our stock of Lisle. Taffeta and silk Gloves and
Mltts will be complete with Novelties all season.
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The Palmer-SuIIivan say they have pur-
chased rails and fastenings for 729 miles,
forty-six locomotives, eighty-four passenger
and baggage-csrs, 1174 freight cars They
have now completed 150 miles in Mexico
and III miles in Texas. the Mexican Cen
trail will open another division next week,
finding the runs too srduous for the train
men. The street railways of the City of
Mexico are numerous, and appear to be
doing large business. They run with reg
ularity, passing about every four minutes.
l expect to witness the national amuse-
ment of a bull-6ght on next Sunday, and
will endeavor to write it up for you. Adios.
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Notion Department.

Best All-silk Gros Grain Ribbon reduced.
Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon reduced.
Sash Ribbons, Fancy Ribbons foI neckwear all
reduced
H1-We will also open at lower prices an i'm
rense new lot of beautiful Heckwe1r Embroid-
cries, Laces, Collars, Sets, Buttons an Trimmings
Will close the remainder of our Imperfect Hand
kerchiefs at lower prices.
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On Saturday, June IL, ISS2,
II II O'Clock am, for the purpose of taking action
On all matters OF interest TO the party and of Sc
Letting new Executive Committee to serve the
next two years The delegates elect TO the State
conventions are specially requested TO attend the
and take part in its deliberations.
J. NJ. COLEMAN,
Chairman Democratic Executive Committee.
G. Z. SMITH,
Chairman LoH-TaX Executive Commiftee
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Ladies' Underwear Dept.


As these goods will be too much exposed to the
dust when taking down the walls, every piece must
be sold before July 1st We viii therefore offer:
Domestic Chemise.
Tucked Bosom, plain bands, 40c.
Tucked Bosom, Cambria Rufie, 45c.
Tucked Bosom, three insertions, Csc to 81.
A few special bargains in fine Chemise slightly
soiled, reduced from 81 so to s5c.
Ionsdale Cambria ChenliSe handsomely trimmed
reduced 10 95c, 81 10 and 81 25.
DRAWERS!
Good Drawers, Hem and Tucks, 35c
Good Drawers, Embroidered Edge, 40c
Good Drawers, Embroidered Ruff1e csc.
Insertion and Edge, S5c.
Extra fine quality, beautifully trimmed with Lace
or Hamburg, 81 and upward.
Good Quality Domestic, Cambria Rufie Csc
Good Quality, Insertion Band. 55e-
Good Quality, Embroidered -
Good Quality, Insertion and Embroidered RuI-
Lonsdale Cambria. Pompadore Yoke, from 81 50
SKIRTS!
Cambria Rufiie Embroidered Edge, 6Oc.
Hamburg Ruf1e, 75c.
Cambria Rufle, Torchon Edge, CSC.
Hamburg Ruffie and Insertion, reduced from e 20
TO 81 75.
Lawn Panier Skirts i've rufaes us-.,,s-,, GO 81
An elegant assortment of Dressing Sacques and
Corset Covers from 81 upwards.
French Hand made Undergarments at greatly re-
duced prices.
Chemises from csc to e5 so.
Gowns from 81 so TO ss 50.
Drawers from 95c to 81 SO.
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EGYPT.

THE TURKISH MISSION.
CAIRO, June S.-The Turkish mission COM
prises fifty eight persons. 1t is understood
that the leaders of the military party intend
to apply to Dervish Pasha to effect a recon-
ciliatien between themselves and the khedive
wARLIKE DEMONSTRATIONS.
The military party arranged a. sort of
demonstration for Dervish Pasha. Several
hundred youths of the lower classes ran be-
fore and behind the eortsge, shouting "Allah!
make Islam victorious. Allah! destroy the
heathens." They also grossly insulted Eu-
ropean spectators.
OVERCOME BY GERMAN INFLUENCE
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June S.-The indecision
of the sultan as to sending commissioner
TO Egypt was overcome by direct influence
from Germany. Bismarck used his influence
in favor of pacific solution of the trouble.
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White Goods Department.

Corded Pique at 5, "a, s1S, 10 and I21sc
Handsome Figured Pique at 10, Is and 2Oc.
Satin Striped Cambria 10c.
Satin Striped Lawn, I0c.
Good Checked NainsOok at 10, Is and 20c-
1aTd-wide Victoria Lawn at 10, 121S and 20c.
Good India Linen Lawn. Is, 20 and 25c.
All white Linen Lawn, l21z, TX and 20c.
beautiful line of dotted and figured swisses at
25 50, IS and 40c.
HOuse-FurnishInEG Goods.
Turkey Red DaInask reduced TO So 65 and 75e.
Beached Damask reduced to so, IS, 10 and S5c.
81.
AllLinen Huck Towels. 81 .. 81 so. 81 rs and 81
Turkish Bath Towels in great variety.
Pin Irish Linen yard wide, 20, 22% and 25c.
Honeycomb Summer quilts. CSC: Nice Crochet
Quilts, 81, 81 % and 81 so; nice Marseiiles
Quilts, 81.
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Election of Delegates

OFFICE DEMocRATIc EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or
SHELBY COUNTY,
Memphis, Tenn, June 3, 1882.
To the Democracy of Shelby County:
TTNHE Democratic voters of the various Wards
l. and Civil Districts are hereby notified to meet
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On Saturday, June 10, IsSs
On Saturday, June n, ,ISS

The delegates thus elected will be su bject q
such rules and regulations as may be adopted b,
the Democracy of Shelby county, which is berebl
called TO assemble in mass meeting at the Court
h.anIS In AIl-rnr III.
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On Saturday, June 10, 1852,

for the purpose of selecting Delegates to the Gu
bernatorial Convention to be held in Nashville on
Tuesday, June 20, 1882. Every Democratic voter is
entitled and specially urged, to take part in elect
ing these delegates The election of delegates in
the various Civil Districts of the county will be
held at their several voting places between the
hours of and O'Clock pm, and in the Taxing
meeting of the Democracy from all the WARDS.
which is hereby called to assemble in the Court
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During May the British imports, com
parrd with the same month last year, hiss
increased s3,500,000, and the exports have
increased e959, 900.
The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-23

assuming o better phase. The Silver Creek
Mining company have given their miners 10
cents advance. Ths Excelsior Coal company
are also paying their men the advance. The
Brewster Coal company notified their men at
Bennett bank to go to work, agreeing to pay
the men an ADVANCE" ../
The othe day an order by the Delaware.
Luckwanns & Western RAILROAD company
reducing the wages of truck luborers on all
the roads operated by the company went into
effect The reduction is 20 per cent, and
brings the pay of a truckman down to 81
day. The men feel the reduction very
keenIy, but will accept it in preference to
striking at this season.
The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-23
The Way to Do Iii.

From the Larmfe Boomerang. y
1t is easy enough to win a husband.
Most any attractive little dumpling with
a bright eye and coaxing voice can gather
in a noble husband, but 1t is pretty hard
to retain him. Noble husbands are
thicker than hair on dog, but the grand
difficulty is to draw out their true no.
bility and secure it at home. If the wife
only understands her business she can
introduce the soothing racket in her new
field of operation and walk away with
the whole business. Most men like to
be loved and soOthed, There is some
thing in the mans great, rough, earnest
nature, that can he won quicker and
easier by gentleness and good pie than
bv the logic of the brOOmhandle and a
bilious course of reasoning ana a bread
and milk diet. We have seen a girl
who understands her business take a
reform book agent by the nose, so to
speak, and lead him through life in such
way that he would not know that he
was not boss of the ranch, So perfect
was the delusion that, when she asked
him to bring in scuttle Of COAL Or to
get up in his night shirt to kill a burglar
that he knew was nothing but black
bobtaiIed COW four blocks away, he
aIVyavC went and he felt as if he accOuDt-
ed it a mark Of special favor that poor
unworthy worm of the dust like him
should be sought out and delegated to
90 and chase a lame COW across nine
vacant lots with an old barrel stave, and
clothed with nothing but little author
ity and knit undershirt.
The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-23
The IroneIad Contract.

A correspondent Of the Irish World, wri'ing
from East LIVERPOOL Ohio, has the following
to say concerning that dastar6l7 docum Mt
known as the ironclad contract as it is
presented in hip town:
In your issue dated Nov. 25t IN answer to
a correspondent, you quoted from the Statu E.
of Pennsylvania, thus 1t shall be lawful
to refuse to work or labor for any person or
persons whenever 10 his, her, or their opini II
the wages paid are insufficient" which is
perfectly Just and in accordance with thp
constitution of the Uai;ed Safes. On the
18th of June last 366 potters were locked out
here because they joined the Knights Of
Labor. We claim the constitution of the
United States gives Us liberty to orgapize fer
the protection Of our labor. The lockout is
still in force The "iron clad" contract is
still before US we cannot sign it, az we
consider it an infringement on our liberaies as
American citizens. We incIose YOU the iron.
clad contract for publication, which please
publish for the information Of American
workers.
'IRoNCLAD CONTRACT FOR THE LOCKEDOUT
POTTEBS OF EAST LIVERPOOL.
u, a. B., hereby agree to work for c. D
at my trade at the regular established prices,
doing my work in a good, workmaullke
manner, Withdrawing from the Knights OF
Labor or any 81 imilar organization, or to join
in any meeting OF procession of such organi,
cations while in the employ of the said c. D
SIN consideration of which the said c. D
agrees to pay the said A. B. for his services
every two weeks, as is customary, the
necessary -stoppsges excepted.
1.-The above agreement can only be termin,
ated by either party giving the other two
weeks notice, unless for bad work manship,
violation of this contract or the rules of the
factory, or Interference with other workmen.
Signed and sealed this-day Of,
1882.
"WEST, HARDWICKE &CO.,
"WM. BRUNT, JR., eco,
"HOAER LAUGHLIN,
"KNOWLES, TAYLOR & KNOWL ES,
"WM. FiENTKE,
GOODWIN Bros,
geo. 8. HARKER 4 CO."
Very respectfully ours,
A KNIGHT OF LABOR.
The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-23
Pleasure

To show the novelties we have in stock
this season in business suits. dress suits
and overcoats. Unless money is no OBJ
iect there is no use in paying the fancy
prices demanded by merchant tailors
when we can give you the finest goods
and most perfect fits at prices which are
bound to please you. We have sold more
fine goods this season than ever before,
simply because purchasers are beginning
to see the extreme foolishness of paying
exorbitant prices in the old way for the
goods and fits that we can furnish them
so far below what they have been accus-
toned to paying. We have the finest
and best line of suits, overcoats, shirts,
collars, scarfs, and in fact everything
kept in frst-class clothing and furnish
ing house. If you are needing anything,
come in and see US. We will treat you
well, and if you do not buy will not con-
slider it any trouble to show you the
goods and quote prices.
~, STRAUSS BROTHERS.