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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-03

hurch wish to gratefully acknowledge purtesies from MT. Lunsford, the AGE- ERALD and News, the Houston Cracker Ampany, Fowlkes 6 Myatt, Koenig Crock.
 company, z. l.. Broom, BirminR ham company, Smith & Montgomery. Good
 10 dairy and City Ice Delivery company. |.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-03
Christian nrls.Ion. in cn,na.

We have been led to think that mis- sionary work in the flowery kingdom is largely failure. Or, rather, we have not been satisfied at the results from so large an expenditure of time, money and force. The New York Ob- server quotes a missionary who says: ''I could walk from Canton to Shang- hal, over eight hundred miles, not walking more than twenty miles day, and could sleep every night in village or town that has little Christian com munity.n The authority for this state ment is not mentioned. The Observer hints at it's being Baptist missionary, as it Is said right in connection with the quotation that the English Bap- tist missionaries report l54 Christian communities in north China" This paragraph, then, would not seem to im- ply that missions in China are failure A great deal of the work may be only preliminary, but still it is something accomplished.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-03
lofice of Louis V. Clark state agents for the riting Machine, is now Et avenue, up stairs, Tn club building.

NOTICE.
 stock of furniture has been re. 2 Second avenue and I shall be bme all my old customers aud b meet many new friends who ture at very reasonable prices, bh or on installment.
 T. l.. RUSSELL.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-03

To frighten burglars, Edward Jen- kins, of Louisville, kept savage canine, and displayed this sign; Look out for the deg" Some thieves pois- oned the dog stole fourteen chickens, and made the sign read Look out for the chickens
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-03

eries stock of the Bir- hd Loan association is prs. Membership fee pnthly assess ment 20
 10-31-7t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-03
ECHO FROM THE WIGWAM.
MOODY's
 SERMONS

Have had decided moral effect upon this community; and now
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-03
LOZANO Dry Goods Company. cold Postoff1ce Building, Cor ner 18th St. and Sd Ave.)
 We yeeea0e comslgnments of BankyMbt Stocks eOeyy aoeek.

We have made special arrangements with houses in the east for the exclusive Tight to handle on per cent commission every Bankrupt Stock which they are forced to take back from their several retail merchants who fail on them. By this means are in posi- ton to offer to our many customers each week special
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and that II should cloae down its works.
How far such d result would meet the
approval OF tho community generally,
which Is deeply Interested In tho success
Of ovory manufacturing establishment
within Its limits, may DO left for othors
TO say. While, however, tho company
might have boon willing to sustain a con.
siderable loss. itadiroetors arc not willing
to continue their efforts In tho face not
only Of n largo pc%cuniary loss. but also
OF tho continued annoyancOa aud inter
iorOncos to which tho company has
been subjected. Yielding to this com.
blna,ion OF circumstances, they expect
10 10y before u mOeting OF tho stock.
holders, which will takc place at an
cnrly day, a proposition to close UP
tho works and wind up tho business OF
tho company. II this coursc should DO
adopted by tho stockholders, those ap.
parent enemies OF tho company who
seOm to have wished for such n result
will have gained their point, but thcy
will have done 80 ut tho expense Of q
large number OF people who have thus
far boen. supplied with labor at tho
company's works, aud at tho expense
also Of tho best interests OF tho com.
munlty. ONO VALLEY CHINA Co.
Wneciir1, iprii II.
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ATTENTION.,
Owing to the Enormous Size of the
Stock the Management of the Great
Rochester Fire Sale Find It Impos-
siole to Open Their Doors Until Sat
urday, April 18th.

AND then the largest stock o; Clothing
ever placed on sale in Wheeling will be
open for your inspection. This stock
is comprised OF the latest spring styles
and was manufactured for the finest
spring trade. Clothing going for less
than the cost OF manufacture, fifty
cents on the dollar being tho highest
price asked. Remember, the grand
opening, Saturday, April II, when we
will sell mems good suits at - %, worth
81 so; mems all wool business suits
81 95. worth SD; children's knee pants
lie, worth Soc; children's good school
suits 7lc, worth 81 70; children's suits
from 81 % 10 S. 9S. worth from s. so to
IS; mems good working pants CSC,
worth 81 so; mems fine Sunday pants
s. 81, worth 81 10 St, and thousands
upon thousands OF bargains tina. can be
seen while visiting this great sale OF
Sl2S,000 worth OF Clothing saved from
the great fire in Rochester, \. y.
Remember date OF opening, satur-
day, April II.
GREAT ROCHESTER FIRE SALE,
l05l Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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IN THEIR NEW BUILDING.

|
The Complete Establishment of Hicks &
Hogo in tho LANCE building.
The new Lange building at tho south
west corner Of Main and Fourteenth
streets, towering six stories into the
air, is undoubtedly the finest and high
est and most imposing business build.
ing in West Virginia, one, even. that
would not be lost in the shuttle in the
maze OF sky.scraping structures OF Chi
cago or New York. Messrs. Hicks &
Hoge, the Wholesale dry goods and
notion men, who have leased the entire
building and recently moved into it,
now have their immense stock straight
ened ont, aud n trip through the es-
adjustment will not provo uninterest-
ing.
On the first floor are the offices and
vault, which latter is OF ''bankly' pro.
portions, together with portions Of the
immense stock OF dry goods. To arrive
at an idea OF the proportions OF the
building, it is but necessary to say that
there are $3.50 square feet OF floor
space, something that %pretertious
wholesalers in larger cities cannot
boast OF.
On the second floor will be seer bolt
after bolt OF dry goods. 1t is on this
floor that one OF tine best features OF the
building is noticed-pleu.y OF light.
Large windows on three sides give
plenty OF this desirable article on
even the darkest OF days. The third
floor is devoted to small notions, OF
which it is chocs full, from q needle or
pin to o spool Of thread or n corset On
the third floor is found the fine stock OF
gents furnishing goods, while the fifth
Is devoted to heavy notions, such as
Jeans pants and overalis. The sixth is
devoted to oil cloths, mattings. duplic-
ate goods in cases, etc. The three up
per floors are presided over by Mr..
Julius Hoge, while Mr.. W. &. Hicks is
the supervising genius below.
In their old place the firm was greatly
overcrowded, with hardly room to
move around. At tho new stand all is
changed; while tho vast building is
we'll filled with goods, there is plenty OF
room to display every article to advan-
taSe. The arrangement OF the stock is
trst-class, not exceeded anywhere.
There arc two water power elevators,
one Tor freight and the other for passen.
gers. 4 new feature is that the water
used to lift the elevators is returned to
\ tank in the basement and used over
again. A we'll eighty feet deep, located
in the basement, gives u plentiful sup
ply OF pure water. The entire building
is heated with steam, the plant being
also located in the basement The con-
densed steam is conducted back 70 the
heater and used over again. An cleo
trio lighting plant is to be put in at
once, which will light the entire build
ing.
The staff which is to be found here i,
composed OF Messrs. v. B. Hicks and
Lucius Hose, partners; J.R. Carnshan,
bookkseper; Homer Simmons, entry
clerk; Charles Gaus, shipper. and Jake
Dick, engineer. Mr.. z, F. Robinson,
who is a member OF the i.m, is kept on
the road. together with nine other ;say.
eless, who V the t~ri.s;a,e radius.
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Tho Corner Stone Es.roads.
z EsIee al q Iahalcnm.


SlE;-The impression liable to be
made on the mind OF the public by
some person signing himself "a Union
Printer" in the 1NTELLtGEScER to-day,
is, that The CaaE SoEe has only two ad.
vestisers Left, the rest having been coax.
ed or intiu!dated into withdrawing
their advertisements.
The facts arc that meme OF our patrons
have Withdrawn thei, advertisements,
and only Two have been caioled, OF in
some way influenced, 10 ask tina. their
advertisements b discontinued, and
these Two having yeasiy contracts were
unable 20 comply with the "reauestn
We t.us, that any further attempt to
injure 1hs Cerxr Sons BY anonymous
persons, will mo-. be permitted in the
INTELLIGENCE respectfully,
Esoaias, 4pra Il.
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SUGGESTION FoR CONGRESS-.

y Correspondent Proposes the Name of
Hon. Anthony Smith, of Tyler.
10 TIE Ei;~ Of tx inc!iSces-.
SiR:-The nomination OF q candidate
Tor Congress on the Republican ticket
in the First district, is engaging the
serious attention OF unbiased aud
thoughtful Republicans in this county.
1. would seem as though on. OF the
number mentioned one could be select
ed that would be satisfactory to the
party and almost sure OF election.
Still there are . number OF others
possessing peculiar claims upon this
nomination, men who combine in
themselves all OF the different qualities
so essential to 4 successful candidate
that they s.e deserving OF special men
ton. Here in Tyler is . gentleman OF
that kind. lam not aware that he lie q
candidate, but know he ought to be
just 1t this time.
He combines all OF the qualifications
desired by the people. He is a former
lawyer, soldier and statesman. In fac.
he is Z composite candidate asgregating
in himself all the qualifications claimed
By the other individual candidates, I
reie- to the Hon. Anthony Smith, the
prosecuting attorney OF this county.
He has served long and ac~ceptably as a
member OF the house OF delegates and
the senate and received the unanimous
vote OF the Republicans fos speaker OF
the house in 1921, stands high With the
old soldiers sndi is az present commander
OF the department: Of West Virginia OF
G. 4. F. is s good parlianeutsrian, 8
successful farmer, 8 good lawyer, a fine
s:unper aad hss the confidence of the
people. and besides he comes from .
county that has never had a candidate
Tor Congress, but which always gives a
cood, safe Republican majority. Such
a nau caa be elected in these Clere-
lsnd days. REPusucAS.
YiddSoGnk, 7gls- County, ". "a,
iprlla
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WORKING GIRLS IN DANGER.
Rush for Spring Goods Doubles tho
Strain on Tired shop Giris-vaca.
lions n Long Way or-lIow Many
Keep Well aud Strong.

but human creatures llYci.'
Ii Thomas Hood could havo looked
into ono Of tho big retail stores in any
city with tho endless streams OF eager
buyers and tho palC.iSced shop girla bo-
hind tho counters, no would havo III.
cluded women as woll as mon in his ap.
peal for moro humanity.
In order tint como may go finely clad
aud have leisure. thousands Of tired
working girls must wear out health,
good looks and strength by long, close
hours in offices, behind mouotonous
store counters and in factories.
women" as DR.. Weir Mitchell says,
"aro by physiological nature morn lin.
bio to DO nervous and thin.blooded
than are men," It Is n sad drawback
In tho face OF tho dr,ios Of lifo that a
very little emotional disturbance,
anxiety or nervous strain suiiiccs to
overcome tho woman as It docs not tho
man, and that the same excuses which
mako him irritable make her eryous.
Tho greatest friond tired. feeble wo-
men have to-day Is Paine celery com.
pound, tho remarkable discovery OF
Prof. Edward L. Phelps, NJ. D., Ii. D..
OF dartmouth college. This greatest
ncrvo regulator and blood purifier yet
known is the mainstay OF a great pro-
portion OF the homes throughout tho
country whore nervous weakness and
fcebleness have entered. Painc's celery
compound begins at once to rebuild tho
shattered nerves and nerve conters all
over the body. Ills the one great spring
medicine, because it quickly removes
impurities from the blood; gives now
life aud vigor by filling every tiny
ramincation OF the blood vessels with
rich red blood, capable Of making
healthy tissue.
Tho difference between tho knowl-
edge OF to-day" says q well-known sci
enlist, "ond that possessed before DR..
Phelps studies OF tho nerves and their
intimate connection with every process
in tho body, is enormous. Dyspepsia,
for example, Is now ranked as a nervous
disease, and, rs in the case OF other
nervous weakness, it is readily durable
by attending closely to the nutrition OF
the nerve ceniers with Paine's celery
compound. Diseases OF the kidneys,
heart and the liver are cured in the
same radical way by providing abund-
ant and appropriate nutrition for these
parts"
Not more food, but better" is the
watch.word OF the best medical skill
better food for nerves and nerve cen
tiers. When the system is completely
nouriShed the tired-out, run down feel
ing vanishes. and the craving OF the
nerves called neuralgia, rheumatism
and heart trouble ceases.
There is n remedy deserving the
name OF spring medicine-thct is
Paine's celery compound" said n very
careful physician. Sick headache,
sleeplessne,s, mental oppression and
lack OF energy are cured BY Paiue's
celery compound. 1t makes people well.
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Fire.C Cent Articles.

Ladies Hose, Childrep's Hose. Rolling Pins,
oxwoo Rules, CUT Buttons, Tin Buckets, Com.
ninati0n Glass Cutters. Boys Knives, Pokers,
Door Bolts. ScatSfoot oil Shoe BlackIng, Wash
Fans, Richter Eiarmonicas. Towels, Sc Needle
Packages. ,speciGcles, Dime Cologne. Hair Curl
cEs; School States. Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing,
Ladies' Pins, Table Knives.
Man. l0-cent articles In our scent LIST Come
ana take them out OF our war.
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One Cent Articles.

6Hcsyy Envelopes, 4good Pen Holders, q Steel
Pens, MomoFundumlDook. q Sheets Note Paper,
9 Slate Pencils, ! Lead Pencils. I Collar Buttons.
. punches Hair Pins, handkerchief / ThimbIe'
! paper Plus. l paper Noodles. | spool silk Twist,
dozen Hooks aud Eyes. o DArnIng Needles, /
Nutmeg Crater, ! dozen Brass Pants Buttons. l
Hat iln, ] box Carrot Tacks. 1 dozen Clothes
Pins, Tablet l set Knitting Needles >
Lots OF 5.cont goods going at l cent
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oftmeiicinsi scents Is gradually rele-
eating the old-ame herbs, pills, draushts
and vegetable extracts 70 the rear and
bringing into general use the plea.aa,
and effective liquid Laxative, Syrup OF
FIcs. To get the true remedy see ;hat
j. is manufactured BY the California
Fig Syrup Co only. For sale by all
leading druggists
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Tllree.C Cent Articles.

Ladies' Iinndkerchicis. Shaving brushes. l
dozen DFeS Buttons, Stamped Clippers, Match
Sales, Machine Oil Cans. Potato Masters. l dozen
Safety Pins. Pertumed Toilet Soap, | pair Sells.
sors, Pint Tunnels Jelly Plates. Curry Combs l
dozen shoe LAces, School States. Batting Spoons.
5.cent Tablets. Cork Screws. E%IarmonIcaS, Cake
Turner'S. Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties.
Come here for bEgalnS, we will not disappolnt
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Eos Group, Whoopias Cough saa
Colds OF children, Cabeo Coush Cure is
invaluable For sale By druggists il Is
and 50 cen. bottles
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, aad SoEie&Co. Bridgeport
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Seven. Cent Articles.

colSatc's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs.
dies EEndkerchietS Mixed Bird Seed. White
wash brushes, largo Tin CGps. Wash Pans, Shear.
I thS popular price we oder many articles
worth double the money
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Nine.C Cent Articles.

Ladies' Cloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans, Pre-
serve Kettles. Butcher Knives. worth Il cents,
Glass Dishes. MILK Straines. Coffee Pots Flour
Sit;erS. suspenders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. DISl
PANS. Hammers, ! Pound Grain or Ground Pep
Baking Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains asd lowe,
than eve. before.
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Two.C Cent Articles.

Il doscn Buttons, | Elmo Comb, | bottle Ink.
PintTln Cups. 1landkGrchieiS. Cake Cutters. Pep
per Boxes, LanStrv HAIR Pins, Carpenter Pencils.
Cih Buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket Combs, Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap. Gimlets,
Iape Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils, HALF
We deal only in Bargains and give big value
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SiN.C Cent Articles.

One set Table Spoons. Blank Books Purses.
Shitting; suspendcrs, Butcher Knives l0-cent
LAces. Sleeve buttons, Decent EmbroIderieS
Scrrobing Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
Merchansinyited. We have bargains for Jou
and IL will pay YOU 10 cali
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FOur.C Cent Articles.

oncsetT Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. Bow
Suspenders, ClnIk's o.. y. 7. Thread. ChIldren's
Bibs, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Fire ShOyelS,
ToWelinS, Charm Knives, MucIlage. Sewing Ma.
chine OIL, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
saw FlleS, suspendcrs, Pencil Boxes, Calico. Mus.
Inns and hundreds OF other articles going al thIs
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Eight Cent Articles.

Monkey wsenches. whisl Broons Wash Bowls,
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire Shoyels, Rules,
Hosiery. Large lamp Burners, box Paper and
envelopes, Spring RalanceS Scissors. Blank
Books. Patent Buttons.
Our customers know a FOOD thin- when ihey
see l. Join the procession 10 onr stora
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Merchant Tailoring.

ou- MerchAu: Tailoring Departments; Is now
rcsty for business and We are showing a l!ne OF
goods IN new. blight and tasteful patterns that
are selling Ike 4 fash. We Offer during this
month YOU choice OF ! line 4: SiA SO pc. SUI,
up, well worth oae.third mora money.
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a Card FROM tho Discharged Men.

10 nc h4i!orQ J tAe intelligence.
siR:-Will you be kind enough to
publish tho enclosed card? We. tho
undersigned, read in yesterdays issue
OF tho West Virginia Stdais 2eitun9 n
card signed by tho clay laborcrs Of tho
Ohio Valley China Company, directed
against us. Wo roply that three mon
OF tho clay laborers only earn S. per
day, and thoy make tho best aud high
ost priced articles. All others made
from 81 to 81 so per day. We believe
We did our duty all tho timo and filed
out our turns correctly, iust rs we'll as
anybody at present in the employ OF tho
company, and made our money in
n proper manner, as well as wc could;
and II thoy arc treated well by the COM
pany We have not been, because tho
company let us loaf six weeks before
they told us they had no further en-
ployment for us. That card seems. to
US US II 1t was written by n man who de-
sires 10 throw out OF employment the
dozen mon who have been discharged.
All other communications will DO an
swerod by us ut tho proper time and
place. HHaRMASS KlrzlG,
FREDERICK GoTrscuALL,
JULIUS SCHMIDT.
1Fhteiing, April II.
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KuIR6 CukS are closing out 10
and l2!c Wall Paper II Sc Is and s0c
Wall Paper at G, { and Sc.
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FOR SALE.
EOE SALE,
oos CITY Rank Rrild!as. 100 MARIE. ssvc..

NOV IS THE TIME TO SECURE A
IN HONE! 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE
ThcSA lots Are situated -eAr Tltorvlile, OhlA
i've miles from the city OF Wheeling. stjacenrta
the beautiful residence OF NJ. Wn. Il Rob!a-
o, THE C & P. and the ". / L Z railroadS The
grounds arc beautifully located. being between
Ten A1d ff:een lee: ADORE the Good O! ISL, and
possesses natural advantages. Seco2d 10 none in
tie vicinity OF Wheeling. There has just beea
completed oae Of the ines: Fotse-es IN the val.
ley. employing 100 men. and with o:Aes build
incS unde- construction. proves this 10 be Iha
oo-Iar pla9a5 TneSs lots will be sold on ten Oh
yeAcs' une, with small cash payment and xii
be free from Interest and taxes unsl paid fos.
For further information apply 20 Il. I. HOW
ELL. Asent. R.iisspor Ohio dolls
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REAL ESTATE,
Rents Reduced

No. q Virginia street. frame. lix rooms.
The Wnd1lnRton Place. honSo and iour nrro,
No. allD Mccolloch street. large frame dwell,
ing. VIII put In frtclaUl order iorGOod tenant.
Nc, 6lV Main street. brick dwelling,
No. 2iO2 Main street, lrst floor. three room,
NO. IL Thlrty'thirl street, brick. five noont
IwoEplcndid oGlcc rooms In MnonicbuIldIpT
NO, 20! ChApllnD street, lvo rooms, slS "a
No. lyo6 Market street. O0lco rooms
No. q Alley 7. lower part, 800.
No. l2l Thirty.thlrd street, i've rooms. sSa
no, $50! Eoff street, thrco rooms. sg5l
Front room on Fourteenth street, suitable 10,
ono or W gentlemen,
No, Dos Main street. twclyn roomSS aud bath.
u,,uico rooms In Hibbhrh Block, llll Market 81
No, 1871 Main street. second and third ioort
slx'roomcd frame dwelling At LcathCryooi,
Store rooms on South strrot, IN Hearne rLs.
etnaclo building.
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RosE, tie best hardy. asSl 50 o2D
per dozen RIMS SrEsEEE Tel i4l5
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The grand opening OF the Rochester
Fire Sale Saturday morning, April Il,
AZ 1851 Maia street
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ALI kinds OF sigu Painting by
krRSEz s CEET.
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OPERATED AT A Loss.

"H
In the effort to introduce and organ
Sc what was practically a new industry
IN this country, the company has been
operating not only without profit but
ut an actual and serious loss. Labor
has been furnished and wages have
been paid, and the community has thus
been benefited, but that has been done
ut the expense OF the company and its
stockholders. When this project was
undertaken the company foresaw that
in all likelihood it would be compelled
to run at q loss for 4 considerable time.
Its expectation in this regard has been
realized, and it would have been willing
TO stand this loss. Latterly, as the dit.
fculiies incident TO the starting OF n
new industry wero gradually overcome,
the loss has been growing less by de-
Grees, and the company began to hope
that it vas at last reaching q place
where il would be able TO conduct its
business ut a profit T~hroughou: these
efforts OF its own, however, it has been
FOLLOWED ny PERSISTENT ANNOYANCE
on the part OF persons connected more
oriess directly With labor organisations.
These a~unoyances have been very great
and very many. as q glance through the
newspapers OF the past two or three
years will show. II seems to the COM
pany as though it were the desire OF
some people that it should be compelled
to give up its endeavor TO put its manu-.
featuring business upon 4 sound basis
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o FOR SAI,n- q

No. ., Virginia street, ton rooms, franc.
No. $40 Market street, eight rooms, brick.
No. 1910 Jacob street. five rooms, fnme, sl.gO
No $40 Chnpline street, eight rooms, brick
No. u ermontstrcct. four looms, frame sl,IN.
No. 1873 Woods street. five rooms frame Sl'SG
Nos 81 and Is Eighteenth street. double brlcE'
Chcan, ~