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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

The Republican press of this
District is giving a half hearted
support to Hutchinson. Even his
own paper in his own home, the
Parkprsburg STATE Journal, shows
evidences Of being sick over his
nomination.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Let Democrats at every precinct
see that means are provided for
getting the old and infrm voters
to the polls. Don't let q Demo
cratic vote be lost at any voting
place.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Boys, we have got them. They
are already giving up the fight,
and are now preparing to trade
votes for Congressman toget votes
for the Republican candidates for
the Legislature, Spun any offers
Of this kind,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Boss Gibbons is a long.headod,
political triOGster, and ii would DO
well for Democrats no! TO listen to
his sophistry.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Boss Gibbons declares that no
Republican who does not vote the
Republican ticket this year, shall
ever have a nomination at the
hands of che Republicans in this
cnuntv f.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Let every Democrat in the coun
ty make up his mind that he will
do his whole duty to his party and
its nominees from this day until
the close Of the polls on November
ID. Let each Democrat at each
precinct, see that no vote is lost to
the Democracy through any fault
of his. If Democrats do their du.
ty, there need be no fears Of the re.
suit in Mason county. We can,
and will give Messrs. Spencer and
McGulfin, for the Legislature, 300
majority, and our candidates for
Commissioners about the same,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

There is no good reason why Ma.
son county should no! give Hon.
Chas. L. Hogg, our candidate for
Congress; and Hon. P. c. Eastman,
our candidate for State Senator, at
least 500 majority each. It should
be 1000. If the majorities for
these two gentlemen falls below
500 in this county, we will be very
much disappointed, for the reports
that cones TO US from every pre-
cinct in the county are very en-
couraging, and bear us out in max,
ing this claim.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

A well known republican, one
who would almost as soon DO carried
To his grave as to be- democrat, 70.
marked yeslerdaythat he thought
Hutchinson would be beaten not
loss than 1000. So =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

The Republicans particularly
the younger members Of that party,
are inclined to REBEL agains! the
Bossism Of Gibbons. Large mum
bers of them are going to assert
their manhood and vote the Dem.
Ocratic ticket.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

The Huntington advertiser says
"Iirn. John A. Hutchinson, Re
publican Candidate for CongresSin
this district, is doing Wayne COun.
ty this week. In November Wayne
County will do Hutchinson"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
POINT PLEASANT, WEST va.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

-
For Congress Fourth District,
15 o.,E. HoGG, Of Mason County.
For State Senator -Fiih District,
7, Q. EASTMAN, Of Mason County.
County Ticket
For House 81 Delegates,
US. SPENCER,
JAS. b. McGUFFIN.
For Commissioners,
LEVI RoUsH, Short term.)
BURWELLs S. SMITH, dong term.
For Surveyor,
CHARLES BRYANT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
IHogstN

Hogged.
Wayne ADVOCATE. x Il
A premi"p 10 offered rfipr "a. Dam.
ocrat in Cabell county who viii.
not support Hogg.
When John a. hutchinson gets
through stamping Wayne county-
he will be ready for bis last long
trip UP Salt River.
On the End day Of Novsmbet,
Hutchinson viii go up Salt River
singing,
This world is but a lleeting show
Democrat-"Say, my Republican
friend, what musical inStrument is
John A. HulChilson like2'
Republican Dent. know.a'
4 DemoCrat-"A Tyre"
Registration Hutchinson speaks
at the Court House in this. place
on next-Sat0tday} "A few of his
characteristic speeches Wayne
county will double her Democratic
majority.
Snake Hutchinson tackled, our
Hogg d fo& days ago at Winfield,
Putnam county aud got complete.
q Hchnwa1 NM Hannah IN hnvn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Two yearsagoth Republicans in
thisColnty assured the people with
much bluff aud bluster thdtBarbe6
would be elected. Well the elect.
ion cams of and Bdrbee was left,
This year We have, the Same old
game Of blbli aud buster about
Hutchinson getting thar, Eli" but
he also will be left. HQgg's major.
ity will, DO in the neighbOrhood Of
1000 aud 4don't you forget it"-
Lincoln Oli:en,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

II now takes Republican 4boo.
die" to keep Republican voters in
line.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

The race is nearly run, and the
victory will soon beiNon aud Hon,
Charles Edgar Hags@illwear the
Congressional gatinentlO the Nat.
ional Capital after the election,
AS between Mr.. Hogg and Mr..
Hutchinson tue people will gon
November End condemn total uu
reliability, political ttickery, aud
will endorse the straightforward,
upright course of the former, If
the psdpIe of the Fourth District
want brainssa conscientious gen.
tleman who Is. above roprOach; 10
r6pr0sadE them, then vbte for Mr.,
H6gg.-NonpareR, taf mo
p
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

The Republicans have abandon.
ed what little hope they may have
bad of securing II majority in the
next House of Congress, and are
now putting forth all their efforts
to hold their slight majority in the
Senate. The Democrats have little
trouble in carrying the popular
branch, but the Senate is the re-
fuge of milliopairies and monopo.
lists, and as several States are ger
rypandered SO as to elect Republi'
can Legislaturesin spite of Demo.
cratic majotities, it gill'bo a hard
job tOdisl6dge the Republicans. -
II can be done, however, and this
ia a good year to do il. s..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
oHAs. MACK q SON.

They surely expect to give the consumer such bargain as
MACK son, andpay the rents aud clerk hire they all
Let the consumer figure for himself that they have
got then ask the question if this expense not added the cost
of the goods which the has got pay when he buys from
competitors Every dollar they sell has got extra por cent
added 60 toward paying rents and clerks And the only way
they ride esalne boat that CIIAs MACK son do and
try and sell aceap CHAS MACK SON. they surely have
got to substitutes in place Of the kind of goods CAS
&.soN sell
REMEMBER, aCc ARRAYS baty BUTTER,
.EG G,S,0 WOOL, and all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUC 19,lfor cqCl1ich ece pay the highest
price. Oct 10, 1856.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Look out for fraudulent tickets
on election day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
Totals $3.50 1,275
This leave. Mr.. Hogg muiority
ofl,975 in tie District.

The statement just published by
the Treasury Department estimates
the revenue received by the Gov
erument last year at 1864 ,727
and the population is estimated at
81, 100000, thus making 1915 per
capita, The expenses of the Gov.
eminent were S242, 4SS, 1875 or 4.l5
per capita. n
The revenue exceeds the expen.
ditures Of the Government more
than s94, 10000, and comparing the
figures given above with those Of
last year, the receipts this year are
eight cents more per capita and The
expenses t@enly,four cents less
than last year, aud all this occurs
too Notwithstanding the fact that
many MILLIONS have been paid out
on bond calls, ."
This is certainly d good showing
for the first year Of Democratic rule,
The party pledged itself to do this
and it has fulfilled its pledge.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
An Increase Of $6,6l7,-
600 in tee Amount Of
Pensions Paid 0utl
One More Republican
Campaign "BugaboO"
Gone WheretheWo0d-
bine TWinethI d
.Gen'I. Blacks Report

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08
WAhAM An RK'b
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. March .. iss.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, March = iss.
Nobody bought any wraps
last week except those
smothered or blazing red
ones. Are you really going
to paint the town red? Very
well, you shall have the
jackets; 81 up.
AS soon as the sun gets
fairly out-black wood and
tan wool Laced and beaded
jackets are ready.
| 1901 Chestnut.
Among a hundred differ
ent jerseys one, a rather ex-
travagant-looking one, il
che ap enough to mention
lapart from the rest: fine
French jersey, with beaded
|, front and little touches Q
beads on collar and cuffs, So
,lSome accident must hav
happened to somebody.
i Another black mohai
boucle all over with big bea
, edges all-round, IS; we
worth the money w
! make it and know all abor
lit.
. Jerseys popular still. N
: END of them
u 1903 Chestnut.
.ol Partisan dress-stuf move
/; tiles more than fill the cour
J tiers set apart tor them ar
@rowd he palmer stuf
across the aisle But no
a. eere we toknow that the slut
10 tor spring were going to
be 50 bulky! Why, a piece
% as big a bundle as two
IL three OF q year or two az
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08

those that pass for linen are
coefon-and linen; and cotton
|and-linen wash frowsy very
soon.
And. when you think OF
|hemstitch, remember that
hemstitch is sometimes made
lby drawing threads a n d
sometimes ISN'T made at all.
And, when you think Of
printed borders, remember
the borders are sometimes
printed beforehand a II d
crooked.
We don't sell cotton-and'
linen. We do sell bogus
hemstitch and crooked Dor
ders. We want you 10 knoH
them though.
By the Transeps STEPS.
One of the pleasant things
that cost next-to-nothing-
cheese cloth comfortables
filled with carded cotton,
tufted with red or blue yarns,
and briar-stitched around the
edges; Sr.75. All one size
and big enough.
Opposite the Waiting Room OF thu
West TrAnseps-
Boys clothing is very,very.
very cheap; and is going tc
stay so long as we have the
clothes Of last spring. After
that, why, perhaps it'll be
cheaper yet. But, il we hao
a dozen boys or two and
wanted all we could get fol
iour money we wouldn't
wait ten minutes.
By the middle MArketstreet door.
How long had a man bet
ter wait with business suit
and odd garments for halt
Depends on whether hi
winter things are going t.
see him through. Woul'
,Iyou sell your half worn win
! ter suit for half! Better bu
; a new one for half then.
BY the middle Marketiires, door
john WANAMAKER.
OhestnuL Thirteenth and Marx
I streets and Oity-hAll square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08

fifty or sixty-thousand yards
a week; which isn't surpris-
ing. You know we said last
Monday h a I black-and-
white-check -gingham trade
outside was going to wait
awhile. Well, it did. It's
waiting still.
How long is it going to
waltz Not going TO tell how
many there are. Not a
quarter enough though.
One OF TIE checks was
missing on Friday and Satur-
day. Hope we shall find it
to-day.
North west from the center.
A look in the window Of
1903 Chestr ut will give one a
very fair impression OF what
Is going on in fashionable
dress. There are twenty OF
thirty or forty dresses hung
on figures, rot made but
draped to look like dresses
buttons and trimmings tc
match.
The stuffs: southeast and southwes
from the center. Buttons and trim
mings: northeast.
Silk-plated Isle jerse.
, gloves, or silk-and Isle, o
silk-and-" linen," six-buttol
f length, 40, SO and 6oc; black
tans, states, woods and grays
= $4,000 pairs of them; price
Ioc lower than ever you say
them before.
4 We bargain for them hall
II a-year in advance and tax
= our chance of the make
- Hence the Ioc, and hene
the $4,000.
West Of Arcade, ninth counter.
Scotch table-linen ar
napkins, a dozen rare pa
|. terms or more; $l.75 and I
l. a yard for 7o-inch linen, al
ID S.. So and 81 a dozen t
IS 26b-inch napkins. The pa
w terms are more than raj
f. such patterns are always RAJ
oe South west from the center.
is BY the way, when y
or think of linen Handkerchief
o. bear in mind that halt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08
xEADrnIs CAREYULLY.

ne folio ~iax Iset<r from = wall En2vn
Western lady eIplains itself and IL worthy
q careful reading
81 visa 70 sAy 10 the mex and those that
are feeble and veBz from GEy cause what
eve, that n al me Vocabulary OF u edici nes
they will and the M >: viz ne and the great
e.: bsneni from Psrker's TSnie. / have been
an inFA11 tor rve ~ six ys4rE past, and civ
en- ~ 70 die Dy ths most skiiliul pnysl-tAus
Of kA-sEs and Colorado. d., PArker's Tonic
has Eept me alive. and raised me ~ after
every thins else failed have orgaiIe hear
d. ease. e5ucinsd vi Ep nal and great Der
vous debility, and have cold sinking FISe.li
With no cube. ana the only medicine thai
Will Drtag On . reAe' ION IS PAfEer's Tonic
have never KrOvn II % fail II caring cold
II tAEen In time, and Il will relieve al I
quicker than any remedy have ever II Cd
send you this because ! would ike fer otn
era to Know how IN Ueh god II has done me
II is lust . god for chill rem. Try IL and b
Convinced MIS-. u. SHULTZ, LouikVtile
Kanaas y a HoT "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08

THE NEW York street Car drivers
having carried their modest request for
two dollars day Of twelve houre, there
IA q general movement all over the
country, by the same class OF people
asking for the same favor. II railroad
com panies are wise they will conoede
the modest request and save all further
trouble. There Is no better evidence il
the world thai corporations are withoa
souls than the fact that they ask men II
work more than twelve hours a day a
the scanty pittance Of Two dollars
this concession Is not made they will
d al with them az II they had no souls
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08
PhIlsisl,hh, Elrisgtsa Z Bstinsr han,a
JAN. I7TH. 1859.

Trains leave Wiknihktoh ~ HnoNbi
Rh,as,psi, S e Ia AZ = 4 az q :S
Il Is n, SB. SA Gas. lip. n
FOR Onesier (express). $50. 7 50, 90, . 10,
AZ, IL 80, IL 81, 9. m, Y Is, 2, IS and ! II
For Philadelphia and internsd,Ats eta.
tons, ~. I %, 10 20 q. E.;9so, 100, 70, sbS
Accommodation, 9 20, CO.'S %, 10 30 a.n.,2 80,
4 90, I ~, ebt p. m.
% S :: :, 4 1O,s' :o: 3, - az - s e
n % ~ and IL p. N.
Fer West Chester, vie LAnokin % aad
Is 3. IN; % and % p. N.
For Newark and intermed;ste ststionS
Baltimore ana intermediate station, 10 q,
| q. M; 3 O. %. m. and ~ % night
baltimore aud Hay Ltae,..&o y. II.
, baltIu ere md Washington, IS. %, ~
10 o, IL % Ami Il bo,'I 10. q SO 81 and q
Trains fer Delaware DIVISION leave for:
New OLstle, Is a. M; IL Is. 70, %, 70
asOrTstown and k.s~os Is g. N; 70 ans
ssaiord ana intermediate stations. e2S y
Harrington. DelmAr and way stations. 3 4
O. M, IL % p. m
Express for Dover harrington and DelE i
day.
franklin CITY, sssA am.
Express for Norfolk, 10 ss 9. m. weekdays
and II So D. Ia. daily.
| Leave Phradel JhiA, broad street, 70
Wilmir gton texpress), 1928, 30, I % 3
Q 10, 10 IL. 10 rs, II 50 q. N IL Go, OIL, q
8 06, 9 n, o 80, IL 10 and IL ~ p IN
AcoomB oda,ion, o 80. 10 % a m, l 81, q
t2S. Q ~, 8 30. Q 30 and IL Ss p. m.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
For PhilRdelphia (expross), 200, 81. II
20, II 81 q. NJ. 0 ~ and I II p. N.
Philadelphia and Intern mediate stations
10 Z. M; Il 10 neon, 0 a., 20, 0 % p. u.
For Chester texpress), p, II Il a. m,
modation, 8 10 a. m, Il 10, -, x
and Q 10 p. N.
For New YORK (expressl, 400. az Ils
20, II 81 Q m; 622, IL p. III.
For West Chester, via Lsmoktn. sloa. u
| and 46 p. N,
baltimore and Washinston, 28, 4 20, 8 o.
10 % D. m. and T4b .. N Baltimore, IL 90 nigh
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for Wi
mington (express), IL %, 30, 2o, Q 10 q. N
$50, IL 10, and IL u p. n.
40 omm odation, s. SO, 10 2s a. m, J o6, Q II
90, and IL 30 y. IN.
For further Information passengers are n
ferred N the ticket office AZ the station.
Traing msrvod thUs tA)aro limited oxprssI
, upsn which extra iRro is charged,
General Passenger agent.
| OgARLna 4. PusH 1eBeral Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08
"BEE HIVH
500 Market Susa
|HAMBURGS. HAYBTD|

No such values ever I'D
trading public as We oiaI
Cheap goods and good cd
suit the pocket ofeyeVaI
.UnmatchabIe Ph
We offer u large assOtusI
stamped Felt Tides, tsMd
and Covers, EnbrOiteF
and Plush Ornaments {
usual popular prices.
| Saturday morning,
lis. we offer our entries
tad les Linen Collars,
| from 8 TO Is cents, sim
price for q little drive, ~
each. Also % dozen q
goods at same price, . =
Some of them + & ". "
goods. Don't miss taea 4,
Persian Drsery, lmI'su'
Madras curtains, very haia
and entirely new, t OUT p
prices. ! he lsdles say
pretty " 49,. nj,
A few pieces Of 75c Tho .
be closed out at 80 cens ~ )
a Oh nee you don't 0l "
Don't wait until all sre Wv
then mourn over your l0'N
| R. l.. Russell
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08

ANOTHER REPORT comes to as from
Now Jersey Of an outrage upon de-
fencsless girl by a vicious colored man,
and In a oom munity otherwise peace
able; the colored man was found hang
fog to the limb of tree on Saturday
m rning. 1t does seem remarkably
ut angs that not RithstandIng the sum
m .ry manner In which swifC vengeance
oyertakes them, there are still those whit
ran tho fearful risk. Almost any othe
o Inc ag.inst virtue and chastity i
rally coudoned by those who woul'
not say word against the summar.
vengeance that oyertakes tina man VIII
outrages innocent, helpless girls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08
Ksv collins receive. a Call.

Rev. Vaughn 8. Collins, who has
served Vienna charge with great &C
c-ptabiiity, has received an urgent call
20 the pastorate Of the NJ. K. Church al
Newark. Del. The call was not made
by tbs Off cial board Of he church, bot
By q petition 10 the Con ference which 10
now 10 sessi IN at Elkton, Md, contain
ing over 100 signatures OF persons who
are connected with the church. Mr..
Collins preached In both the Methodist
and Presb yterian chufche. on Sunday
last, and made a most profound i'm
PRECISION upon his hearers. Mr., G. 10 a
young man, and this petitioning TO the
Conference on the part Of these friends
most csrteinly puts feather Of popu-
larity In his cap. II any calls" what
ever are entertained by the Conference
this should be, that is made on the
part of "the mem bership" who are
working 70 the best interest OF theil
church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08
Mr. jackson ana the *. OIL.

Mr.. Job II. Jackson's address to his
workmen on Saturday evening wal
straight for ward and manly. He could
not afford to raise wages on contract
which he had on hand now, because h'
would lose money by 80 doing. OWNS
TO the manner of doing business by tb'
Pullman Oar Company 1t is not diff
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08
KENNARD & co.
SOME THINGS WE
LIKE TO SELL
QUICKLY.

600 Ladies Fancy Hem
stitched all-Linen Handker-
chiefs at l2b cents each, the
same quality that is sellir g
generally at as cents. Also
new line of Fancy all--linen
Handkerchief at 9 cents.
'iwo of the best
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08

DuBLlC SALE
III -UD-
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA HORSES
Will be iold st publ, sale, on
THURSDAY, MAkCH nth, 1859,
A; nne O'Clock. p. NJ,
At the livsry and sale stables OF John T.
Hannah. on Ecgemont Avenue, between
Fourth and FIN streets, Chester, Pa, 70
head o. care 'ully selected horses. ~
These ho-tes have been personally -Ah
| selected for this market, and mus be as rep.
ie entsd OF the day Of sale. This stock will
be II the above stsbles, for inspection and
tn al, two days before the sale. Catalogues
Issued days before sale NO postponemen
| On account OF weather. TERM, 81 Gay
credit GOUULEY h BALDWIN.
Wm. WorrzIl, Auotioneer. me
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08
Handkerchief BARGAINS

Ever offered in Wilmington.
We sell Handkerchiets as
we sell all other goods; at
low down cash prices.
IS dozen more OF those
Splendid 4-Button Kid
Gloves in Mode and Tan
shades at so cents. These
goods are worth from Is
cents to $500 per pair, and
are among the best Of bar
gains ever offered in Kid
Gloves.
We sell gloves as we sci
all other goods; at low dowr
cash prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08

John Walthsr. agent, manufacturer
Of frst-class carriAaes. south side Mar
ket street bridge Genera Satisfaction
given, both a. 10 finish anil durability.
Prices moderate. Special attention
given to repairing. AL work guaran-
seed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08

"PEEsIDISG ELDEE HILL reports
Dis c5nverslo1s in Wnningtou dis
trict daraS The past year. How's this
for the frs: year Of . Democratic i'd
mtnis.ras.on?" Evening.
Because the peai,ents Altar hAs been
crowded with Democratic sinners stuns
with renOrss for having voted foi
Grover Cleveland, and having beer
happily converted, they have promised
to 20 and dn no more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-08

1, - thaz - nnzs taks eeatnses n o.
vary low nxzrs On Ia sHks tha@ n. III
IN whRrh cnas 10 hauomss n qnssxznn 81
chukes via wo<kn@ whsfAeR ehsy
wszlA wexk fsx Los wagss - have 70
wuxk q AL Ascending 70 Mr.. Jack
|son's rsmarks is b eyfaezs thss 10 csnr
|nos compsss vita the Pallman Con
|pAmy, and THO being 90, shers wozld Do
|no ether alternative Isfs rhan ME- jack
|soa % Close his skopA Ara The han-
|dnsds Of wuxkmsn e@paoyed ~ him
ready sor thAx? Everybody wishes
thAs Mr.. Jssksoa c0aia pay more
wages 70 his workmsn, bat If be cAn-
nOs wisaJat serioas iHjuTy %
hInssIf, sh0ald he be ooDpeue1
70 60 70 With his presS1t cooi-AcsSs
We do nos Suppose Mr.. JAcksoG's books
are esosed 20 4ny responsible body o.
|oounissee CT woxkiEgmsr- Is eA1
easily hs caleuls.e2 frcz them whas his
prons are Having made his coa-r1ctz
some tize ago for certain prices, can ke
in justice 70 kinssl. pay iA-ssr prices!
Fog fatrre contracts the Ssss vii Be
dffersnl he viii thsz know The
priees for lAscr lie viii have % pay and
viii govern himself Accordingly In
making his esa1AseA
TEs Kaizha Of Labor do Eos requlrs
Iinpossi oslIi-s Of nAazfse. arsrs o. q
ieAplsAl- They o1Iy w1ai % eqzAliI:
tie proEz in nazufsss1rng WhA;-
ever p-04ss are In ooasrAsts they say
llasor shAl have . nnsaA share, and
taey say shAi cOa-rAsss sAO1A nos D
ISaken th8s will ro< Aiiow both eAFisa
and lasor . decent living oozpetense
We do not bslieve The KaiEhts Of LA5oi
Of this city viii require iDposE othr1e'
q Mr. JAekssn @ kEy Other mana
fac.Erer, ard hence be nsea nos b
lAfrA.d Of them Al that 10 resided II
Ithe case = wise Conservative counse
and mzfuAi ubterssAn 9ing and 90 op
Grafton between Mr.. jackson and III
~o.kne1 and NJ. jackson and III
K.ighs Of Labor