W. D. PENNY, F. A. E T. B. JORDAN, Sec of Ins. P. A. MOYNAHAN, Jour. Agt. J.W. GARRETT. Sec. of Ins. and Jour. Agt... 365-ADAIR, AT LOUISVILLE, KY., meets 2d Sunday and 4th Wednesday, at 2 p. m., northeast cor ner Hancock and Jefferson sts. GEO. HEFFNER, C. E.... Blind Inst, East Louisville. JAS. MCCLOY, F. A. E .1438 Hull st. J. P. MCKENNA, Sec. Ins. and Jo. Agt. 938 Jefferson. 366-CANON PASS, AT SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, meets every Sunday evening in A. O. C. W. Hall. H. P. PERLEY, C. E. .C, 8. Shops. J. B. GALLIAN, F. A. E... 368-GATE CITY, AT ATLANTA, GA., meets every Sunday in K. of P. hail, corner Whitehall and Alabama streets. P. C. SMITH, C. E JOHN T. BALCH, F. A. E. .78 McDaniel st. $69-ORIENTAL, ST. PAUL, MINN.. meets in A. O. O. W. Hall, Wild Block, E. 7th st., second Sunday and second and fourth Mondays, at 7:00 pm. WM. THOMAS, C. E.. .516 Beamont st. 956 Burr st. 756 DeSots st. H. REDPATH, F. A. E.. M. J. SULLIVAN. Sec. of Ins. J. J. O'NEIL, Jour. Agt.......Omaha Round House. 37-S. S. BROWN, AT HAZELWOOD, PA., meets in Speck's Hall every alternate Sunday at 1:30p. m., commencing Nov. 13. WM. NICHOLSON, Č. E..... B. & O. Shops, 23d Ward. J. J. CLAIR. F. A. E.. 372-W. S. MELLEN, AT WAUKESHA, WIS. W. HAVERSTICK, C. E. .127 42d st. Box 8 .Box 46 .Box 372 E. A. ARMSTRONG, 208 and 210 Jefferson Ave., DETROIT, MICHIGAN, MANUFACTURER OF FINE REGALIA -FOR Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Brotherhood of R. R. Conductors, Brotherhood of R. R. Brakemen, Brotherhood of R. R. Yardmasters, etc., etc., etc. RAILROAD CAPS. The Celebrated ARMSTRONG CAPS for Conductors, Brakemen, Baggagemen, etc., etc. The Celebrated Armstrong Uniforms for Knights Templar, Uniformed Patriarchs, I. 0. 0. F., K. P. and other societies, THE ARMSTRONG Costumes, Regalia, Banners, &c., for Masonic, I. 0. 0. F., K. P. AND ALL OTHER SOCIETIES. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE:AND PRICES E. A. ARMSTRONG, 208 & 210 JEFFERSON AVE.. DETROIT, MICH TO THE TRADE: In view of the rapidly increasing danger of magnetization of watches, arising from the general introduction of electric appliances, such as street car motors, dyna mos as motive power for all purposes, electric brakes on railways, lo omotive electric headlights, and the lighting of railway cars by electricity, etc., we wish to impress upon those selling our watches the advantage of casing them in anti-magnetic cases in order to insure their safety from magnetization from above causes, and to secure the accurate performance our movements are capable of; and it has been demonstrased that anti-magnetic cases (having been tested in actual service for three or four years), will accomplish what is claimed for them. Very many of our watches are now in railway service, and the demand is increasing: we are interested in securing for them safety and reliability, and as some of the sources of danger mentioned above are comparatively new, and coming into operation every day, dealers should be thoroughly posted as to the above-mentioned dangers and the most efficient means of prevention. [Signed] T. M. AVERY, Prest, Elgin Nat. Watch Co. The Wilkins Model Locomotive & Tender. [Patent Pending.] CAN BE USED AS INK STAND, CARD HOLDER, LETTER BOX, MANTEL ORNAMENT, CIGAR STAND, CHILD'S TOY, MATCH SAFE. Made of Malleable Iron, finely Japanned and ornamented. It is a true model of modern style extension front Express Locomotives, made to accurate scale in all particulars. Patent Trucks by which all wheels turn. Perfect action of Connecting Rods. Will be sent on approval to any address on receipt of $2.50. PECULIARLY ADAPTED FOR RAILROAD MEN. MAKES AN ELEGANT PRESENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS. CREATES GREAT ADMIRATION WHEREVER SEEN, Manufactured by THE TRIUMPH WRINGER COMPANY, KEENE, N. H. THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH. Under a spreading chestnut tree Week in, week out, from morn till He might have rubbed, I trow, Full soon those honest hands of his And when the soap escaped his grasp, That on the water's surface dark The cleansing bar did float, As swims upon a turbid lake "Thanks, thanks," said he, "my worthy For this which thou hast brought; LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, FIREMEN, CONDUCTORS, AND EMPLOYES OF RAILROADS, Beware! Magnetism will ruin your Watches. Paillard's Patent Non-Magnetic, Inoxydable Compensation Balance and Hair-spring; Which are ACCURATELY ADJUSTED TO HEAT AND COLD, And will not rust nor corrode. THESE NON-MAGNETIC QUALITIES ARE IN THE MOVEMENT, NOT IN THE CASE. NO SHIELD REQUIRED. ASK YOUR JEWELER TO SHOW THEM TO YOU. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. GENEVA NON-MAGNETIC WATCH CO., LD., 177 AND 179 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. |