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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
NEW COOKING STOVES


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- The following
stoves wiIpo
Richmond Indiana, o5.I,
TINS 10 certify CoAng
oft
qunted, for $50 "nka
NOAH Lhtis Kills T. JONES JOHN JAMES. CALEB SIREyr
Rehmoad May ls35
lands
I,ckns'n Cooking preferable -.
nave seen: =, James Woods Aucus Siddau
b. Stanton Benjamin Stokes iaines
CocAayn Nj. Leeds. james,
Chares
The be had Richmond =,
Patent ocounses
able terms 49, - SOLOMON DICKINSON
Richmond, Ninth month 18th, 1885,. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
WHOIF> ALE l. RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

THE subscriber having purchased
the entire stock If the Richmond Book
store and made large additions TO the
sf.ea3y extensive collection. IS now pre-
pared ~ furnish Merchants with all kinds
81 -,rteoI an; Bank B1eks, favora-
L. fer--rs - can e psrchssed 10 Cfpcin-
beu RE i-..e8 keeping a general as
>ortfaent of miscellaneous Works, which
will 5e sold eap. .i-o. y a'iunary. sur
viewing Instruments superior cutlery,
silver .eac4.- steel Pens. Maps. Charts.
psas Ntts az f4ecks B'a Decd.
..eiet p4cer together VIII almost very
..ucl cs3see 10 - . r. e he KNIT
r. "a BIZ Atty
\ r. TIE II 81 --'ce rzii or -a--
islsvs -ed eifls-~ - size ffchrsanh psw~r
ID ~ NJ -. store r.. ~.
FeS G.. i-e's. sfr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

Merchants, Mechanics d Spectator
Row "a sour time.

The subscribers vii offer al public sale
~ iae lifst Il ndax, end day) ot " =
nexi. very lsrge an3 valuable addition q
tnwn It. -l,4cl.td IL III present 5i.s 81 .i.-
'o4 ot ID .'I..sfsutIe on tie Cunoer3a q
Road. sHart i Stauee west o. the laa~
t,ou OF the Nhitew Tor clnll with said
road. ie Wayae c3uaty, In .Iana. The 80
Grtioa W. CONSIST p rhaps ct some l50
bui ding los, beautifully situated tor owe
I4nzs. anu weH suited fer mechanics, to-
.elaer win large number Of out iols, ior
i,s~tat ge.co tanning fsoIn one to four acres
10 SUIT the convenience of fu,n .scrs -
II ere Will also BE offered some II the most
valuable font lois situate on some OF the
most prominent corners aud stations for
public business TIE site Of tins town -
the most elevated. ti1c NEST commanding
and beautifully situated of any found on
the Cumberland road from Ollo, 10 the
Wa ASH river. The country which sup
ports il is not surpe ssed bs Any IN the east
en par. ~ the state, in the rapidly oi IFS
improvements. the fertility al lis soil, o.
the Iocltioa OF lis puilc works. 1t IL con
venlent to extensive wafer privileges, and
iiftft IL BtS tIf+1if Ntftttti to
= steam gri~t and saw mil Preparations
are also mikiog Is the subscribers for The
building At scho"i house, and the es'ao
Listing of one oi the best sch ,oIs IN the
slate, 10 be taught by persons ot the frs,
abilities
The subs .fibers viii 5lso keep on hand
a large a. SO. tlnent oi shingles and al. KIN ;
Of luinbe ios the acc"mmodaflen Of tios :
who may wish 10 build.
The terms ~iIl 5e liberal and made
kuowu on III day # IL.
JOHN WHiPPE,
j P CREAUER.
C ". WITT
Dublin, March, I2th. 1885. los
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

The subscriber offers hi, farm t1r sale,
situated three mil $ and Z h1if south oi
Richmond. on the Liberty and Brookyi'
rold consisting Of one hundred and eighy
two acres. one hundred Of which = under
fence. with two sepcrate dwelling houses
and good barn and other out Buildings
The place j. well watered Tor a stock farm.
has good orchard and is well calculiteG
for two families For terms apply 10 the
on the premises.
JOHN COLLINS.
March l2lh. 1895. l0if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
T. GA Z, 4 1etO ry.

sSAV.NG catered into partnership in
the Coach making business, would res
pcctfu.lN INFORM their friends * the pubic gen
eraliv, that they are now prepared 10 mann tac-
turc Post C"a~ucs, Co1caess, t.ant2us. DiC'teF
seat an riatn i}ssr"Ic5es, Ghsriut.es. Hbaet ,r-,
Bu-gies, >u!kies, t,Igs, Drarboras, ulaIu car
rIases, &c. Having erected an establishment
suitable u the tusiness. afs havlus ri1~lo ytr'
number OF surI eastern work men. they 4 ftr-
thetn-eIve- they Val be able {, flush - pris for
neatness and dur4biiit. equal if not -. 'crIlr,
To any done IN The western country. Ihosr
wishing 10 purcha are invited to call and ex
anime tor themselves. Carriages repaired a.
usual; all Orders thank.uil, received ard
promptly attended to. >bon the corner of
Nam aui Franklin streets, Richmond, tudlaua
Ninth month 18th, ISIS. Sly
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
T. ID VI L \ ID f. V /. \ : ,

HAVING bought the entire stock Of
Coale a Mason has removed hls store
opposite their old stand, and now offers
for sale
Sole Lcather-Iiarness-Bride and
Sklrtng. Coach covers and Innings.
Hog sklns--kipp, Calf skins and
Upper Leather.
y general assortment Of Lasts, Boot trees.
and s5hoemaher's Findings y . y Z ;
) n o T. < sc.
Fourth no. =, 1896. i3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
ONE CENT REWARD,

RAN away from the subscriber,
., Monday the Ilth inst. David Saunders.
An inies;ei apprentice. Thn 10 10 for.
~ara al persons from harborius or .-us,.
ing him on nv account Whoever viii
rsiurs said boy. shall hare the a-ovs re-
Dvaah hus - ehasRva.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
Book Binding. &c.

'YNHE subscriber having commence the
Book binding and paper ruling. at his
book etore IN Richmond opposite the
bank, is prepared 10 execute all zines Il
book biDding and paper ru!Iag - the
neaf~st style and al the sGortes, notsc.
Old booAs ACCOMMODATIONS cooks maize 70
order.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

- AMTEL f. IREDEII.. recently from
- the City Of Phiiadeiphia, las locate
hirlselfin the town Of Richmond. 81 open
a shop on Main Street directly oppus,.e
the Bank, adjoining \. Siddall', store.
where be iatends establishing himself b !,
doing the most fashionable as well as plain
WORK IN woramaniike manner. lie hopes
By al assiiuous attention u his business Ia
merit and receive Cue proportion o. pat
ronage from the town aaa country.
Iauuarv o;h 1896
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
New Improvement.
y. LEWIS.

" OCLD respectfully inform the pub
lie that he Is manufacturing spring
saddles oa a new and durable plan and al
most every article IN the saddl-ng and
harness line. His work is made in the la
test style. Of tie best materials the ives
tern market presents for sale. He also
keeps fancy travelling trunks, which he
intends 10 dispose of OF fair terms: corner
of W a,hinton and Nam streets.
All mankind that viii justly pay
Their debts when they are due.
VIII have no cause To ran away
From home and Justice toe. J..
Richmond, March Il, l-36. lift.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
Z A X + NOTI c T..

A IL persons nre orwsrnded from trad
"A ing for note OF hand given TO Charles VIII
mott, for twenty dollars dated the oath os
March, 1896, due the 25th of next December,
Er do not intend TO pay said note as IT wal
obtained from ne.
JONATHAN CLEVESGER.
Acri! Isl. 1896 I4-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

Z ar : afCIi. Nix y AND DIR. wv b
>Mlru bayin- eutere INTO co-partneesfip
~ the practice Of Medicine, respectfully oIier
their services 10 the citizens ri Kichmon'. and
tie neighbour cnantft- They can be ouud
genera y 1t tie office e5t DR. Nixon at their
respective dw efln4 houses, except when absent,
on ,.roiesso al business
\. B. Those indebted to either OF
the frIn pre- viously 10 tins arrangement ar. re-
specially requested to call and settle accounts
January II, 1896 lE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

GEORGE ARNOLD, recently from
~ Philadelphia, having located irnseif
n Richmond, and opened shop n - a
small brick building Immediately s.,,th Of
Nr. AttIcus Siddail's store, where Ne Il
prepared to DO work IN neat 81 lie a.
any person in the west, and being imme
diatclv from the east Is well acquaint ed
with the prevailing fashions. He hope y
an asslduuuis attention to business to ncrIt
and receisss portion Of the public patro-4-
age.
\. b. He IS also agent for j. RI. Chap
pol's Patent Spherical System Of cutting.
ar reports of The Fashions. and will dis
pose of them to such mastert aIloTs as wish
to improve, at a reasonable rate.
Country Produce taken at market prIca.
May lGth. I-33. fqtf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
.U0cy's ssssprofeH IOiIars

A large supply Of superior horse
COLLARS. manufactured BY Ctalies
!! .cy are TO" nti.-,ed fas ale ., the shop
Of ~ LEWIS. SadaIer, Richmond, lad.
April .. 1896. lf-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
RICHMOND HOTEL.

VENHE subscriber has taken the we'll
known Tavern stand, on the corner Of
Main and Washington streets, near the
centre oft the fiourishing town ofRichmond
Wayne County, Indiana.
His aim i. to please Therefore no pains
wit be spared IN giving general satisfac-
ton to ali who will o him the favor To call
ID ID. SLOAN.
Richmond Nov ID 1884.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

~ HE suascri ers aaE.Hc entered Ito
partnership unefer the ..In oi salD
" Carr. ta<e pleasure - q. .frl.l... f. ia.
comHuady that tbes baF. ete,t,.i .-....... .
mOdIous tiachIHe ~hop.near the !;ltIa.4on
Foundry. N are now ready To give prutupt
attention to all orders for CarJing ami
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. OF
any kind of machinery: "a also Tor turning
either IN wood or iron Of any description.
Having employed Il st rate workinen. they
with confdeece I'm their ability and dis
positions to please their customer in quail
tiles and prices ask patronage from a
generous public.
JOB ". SWAIN.
JONAS GAAE
Rich'noT9, .iagas. Is. l-:}5. 3lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

No IG5 MaeKET STREET, PHiLApELrnTA. .
Es EsPECTFULLY inform the Merchant. of
Indlana. that they have received at
their lVaehou-e. their Spring assortment
assortment Of British. French and BONES
tic Dry Goods, whIch they otf,.r for sale by
the piece or. ackage. They hirter them
selves tia, better supply or superior
ass rtment cannot be had on more advan-
tageouS terms, either IN the Philadelphia
or New York markets
, Phiiadely,hia. Feb %; 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
DIR $ 4 VI [ + l. T A [, X r r

DIR. A VI [ T A K X T r.
gAS renov. ! his .iiicc TO the frs;
a-3corner baildin- solth-ta-t ot d. ID. Sioan.,
near tie National iIot.i D.. SAMUfL PABx1n
feels grateful fer the b.uzfau- smiles OF Heaven
that have attended his roessi, nai services sioce
his arnNai He has administer q to more than
leight hundred patients. eight months amt lost
bat :, they had bee elyen uyet to die, ny tie
faculty, inrhermort- h3s ..rcseriptisi,s neg
iecfcd after prescribing. lie has administered
to 40 IA Richfnaud-half the lumber acute
diseases and they all living. DR.. Parker
designs. the Lord willing. To make Richmond IN.
residence An would receive pateu to board
from the al AGENT towns as usual Presenting
they can receive -seat Telief IN one week He
can rcfer 10 a large number of patients IN this
VICINITY that had been ursnccesstuIiy treated by
other ractitIoners. some Tor years, tn Il are
enjoying the blessings Of health. Dr. Parker
has had great success and experience II treating
the Cholera. lie has Cholera medicine for sale
that is harmless, il will operate as ,metic III
two minutes and in fifteen evacuate the bowels.
and IS not exceiled in America for its sa iety-it
NAV be given TO the weakest constitutions on
aHY occasion with safety. two portions % IL will
remove the fever aad sue Of six months stand- :
tng-l can prove this III town PttieiIts suffering
under ufrnitIes OF any Alaa, even II considered
incurahic, wonld do vel, to cali On Dr. Pa ker
PA~rEN1e iiyin- IT distance ran be treated
by -oecifyin- the particulars 81 their case ! y an
other person. pr. Parker representatives. have
been busIly engaged, SINCE his arr.a, IN att mp
ting 10 reproact his character and irizaten has
patients, (fat the snke # the lpaves amt IS -
i}li, I feel t. t.~-+ve their fafiy kuuwinr thst
rycry man must sc rewarded acc0r in, 70 hls
deeds, am writing ti4;,t any ma afepil relieve
.,.fT, nu,na1;ty au3 tateua ta teach as sty
a. cay, &c, us,. bnutttiss tt,re has Prov led
iur - asst ttc sn~f. -1sion - JIat1rr.
Y y. 1a. F,t-aa wlli Temasa II home 81
cEt- AVS of tac weak to accommodate those
from Distance.
The pub't's humble seFpaat,
SANEs.L PARhEt.
Sixth month. 41th ISIS = 10 25tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

n. ie.x
of
lands and lots the
the l.td afD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
Bsgs. T.. GRIFFITH.

fsit Nc located himself III The town
nf Richmond. offers hIs professional
services to tie citizens OF the town and
surrounding country From an experience
Of eight years practice 10 the state of
Mary land he fatters bin. self that lie viii
be able o give ample satisfac ton to those
V no may entIust themselves to his care. Tie
therefore soIicits a share IF the patronage.
For qualifications, references may be had
to testimonials IN his own possession. lie
may al all times be found at Nr. Sloan's
National Hotel, except when on profess
sional business.
Richmond. la. March 18th 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

.Saddi~r. Harness naaher, &c. Secp -
posife Mr.. BrightrelTs S TORE eesz
GRATEFUL for past favours nov wssr
- es TO inform the public tina he hss -
hand and intead. keeping a eoerai -
sortmeot of Saddles. Brides HarDsse.
Robes, Trunks, Saddtebags, v alises, -
Whips; all Of which he will sell At u
lowest prices for Cash, Linz .en, Lies
Leather and approved eounts y prsdoee.
Richnond, Feb. IL, 1886. IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30
Jc.rcff's Chemcai Remedies

FOR the cure of Rle,nnatissl-
Scak3 H@ad-Fevpr Sores bite Swel;fas -
Tie ,d-acfe. at all kinds--Bowel Coraoisrnts--
Piles-Ch IL aud Ferer-{Ixer ratuuIairt--
tou-hs-lcSs 81 Appetite Local Pans ii all
kinds T.tters-Rln wor5si>--t -t,rffs "a the feet
-Burus--U lcers Of al kiutIs->ore Eve. and
almost ali kinds of Ners Oh. Complaints TO
SAFE hv IRWIN REED.
January Is. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

A VI ES w. BORD y.
Redmond. indiasc.
Having receises the appointment 81
Notary s'u4ifc. As nov reas ~ take TIE
sckn0w ie. g-a.ents Of de-ls nf couys.
ance. mortgages. &c He ~in @ls4 dra4s
srltfen sn-trumeats IA "a accurate soc
neal maauer uIce On Man street. on
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

eLOOK OUT FOR BREAKERS.
a IL rsrsons hsuaa riss cls.ms seains,
Ne. are hersAy ,nesd that vill asssai
q Sns ssess q lsssay Maasss. u AieAaond- 90
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-30

Dublin, March l2lh. ls36.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04
MULTIPLICATION IN MARYLAND.

Copious details will be found in our
columns of the unprecedented and alarming
proceedings oflhe minority ofthe Maryland
Board of Electors, by which the govern
ment of that State will in all probability be
overthrown. This is another chapter in
the history of INSTRUMENTATION and outrage,
by which the present era is distinguished.
We had notification in theory in the mes
sage of President Jackson last winter, in
which he recommended the passage of n
law by Congress, laying post office embar-
go on certain publications which he was
pleased to pronounce incendiary in their
character. Amos Kendall, the chief officer
in the post office department, followed
up the doctrine by openly declaring to n
subordinate, that it was patriotism in certain
cases TO disregard the laws, and by refusing
even to censure a deputy who had quietly
permitted the plundering and robbery of
the public mail. Governor Marcy, in an
official message to the last Legislature of
New York, gave currency to doctrines Of
similar character and tendency. 1t is in
this way that the laws have so frequently
and so generally been made the playthings
of the disobcdient. Thus have mobs and
violence been fostered and promoted, to an
alarming extent throughout the land. This
doctrine Of irrcsponsbility to law is now
to be carried out by the prostration of II
State Government. The citizen is too high
for the laws. A fragrant existing grievance
is, in the Maryland case, the preteXt for
setting the laws at defiance. This was the
corner stone of Carolina Modification. 1t
is high-handed Rebellion. 1t is precisely
the doctrine avowed by Robespierre in the
French Convention of 1893. 1t is IL war
waged against law in the name Of Right
and Justice. 1t is treason in the garb of
Democracy, commenced and thus far car
ried out in French style. People may pal
late and apologize if they please we have
seen nothing in the course of political
events in our day more obviously tending
to sweep away all that remains of constitu-
tonuI liberty, and to wait us on, without
compass or chart, amidst the waves OF
anarchy and ruin.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04
SIGNING OFF,!

General Harrison seems to have played
sad havoc among the party IN Slaunton,
Virginia, during his late brief visit ut that
place.
We find the following notes from mem
bcrs OF the Van Buren, Corresponding
Committee, to the editor of the Spectator.
"Mcssrs Editors: most sincerely hope
and desire that you will have my name
eXpunged from the Van Buren, Correspond
ing Committee for this county. 1t has
been put there without my consent or wish,
and my present determination is to vote for
General Harrison, and not Martin Van
Buren,, at the ensuing election for Presi-
dent. JOHN SILNERS.
Waynesboro', Sept. /, 1886.
"Mcssrs. Editors: regret to find, in
your paper of week before last, my name
on the Van Buren, Corresponding Commit
tee for this county, inasmuch rs | never
had the most remote idea of giving that
gentleman my vote for the Presidency. |
supported General Jackson every time he
was Il candidate, and now, like thousands
of Old llckory's friends, intend to give
my vote for General Harrison, and exert
what little influence may possess in pro-
noting II success TO the Presidency. You
will therefore oblige me, by having my
name stricken from said committee.
ABRAHAM TEBO.
Staunton, Sept 2, 1886"
Gentlemen-I was much surprised to
find my name placed on the Van Buren,
Corresponding Committee or this county.
1t was placed there without my knowledge
or consedt and request that you will have
it Withdrawn. never did vote for Van
Buren, and never will, but will record my
vote in November next for Gen. Harrison.
JACOB CROFT
Sept. ), 1886"
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04
GEN. HARRISON SELLING WHITE
MEN INTO SLAVERY.

The Evening Post, like the Albany Argus,
has been free in its deuunci'hio~..ss ,,a,,N
Harrison for v".;:;g IN favor Of white slave
y, but the Evening Post, unlike the Al
bany Argus, he's made frank, honorable
retraction. We submit the amcade of the
Post, as model for the Argus, and calI
for this measure Of justice from Mr. Cros-
Well:-
"A letter of Gen. Harrison has been
lately published rom which it appears that
in our remarks on The subject of his attempt
to introduce white slavery into the State of
Ohio, we did him some unntentional in
justice. The letter is dated December "a,
1921, and appears 10 have been drawn forth
by newspaper attack upon his course in
the Legislature, in relation to the same law.
We are glad to see that according to Mr.
Hanisom's explanation of the matter, ne-
ther lie nor the gentlemen who voted with
him, were in favor of selling human beings
for debts The law only went 10 make
slaves of persons who were imprisoned tor
fines imposed and costs accrulng in crimi-
nal suits.
We make this explanation frankly aud
with pleasure, subjoiuing nm extract from
llarrison's letter, containing the substance
Of his apology for his vote; for our belief
that Harrison is not iii for the Presidency, is
no reason why we should treat him with
injustice.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04
Electoral gEIeCEiOse.. Noe. =.
ANTIMAsONIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
EVNE. HENRY HARRISON
OF Ohio;
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
FRANCIS GRANGER
Of New York


Subscribers to the State Journal who are
indebted to us are Informed that we are.
as usual, much in want of cash, and that
convenient opportunity to make remittances
viii be offered on the assembling of the
members of the Legislature. A new mr.
rangcmcnt in our establishment is in con-
temptation, which will render the adjust
ment Oft all accounts indispensable. Those
who fail to receive bills in season, will
obige us by entrusting the settlement of
arrears to their Representatives.
Subscribers for the session will be sup
piled with the Journal as heretofore, for
% cents in advance.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

The county convention on Wednesday
went off well. About sixty freemen, rep
resenling goodIy number of the towns,
were in attendance. The lion. Henry f..
James was present, and on being called
on, favored the meeting with a handsome
and appropriate speech, in which lie avow-
ed strong desire for the election OF llar-
rison and Granger, NOT for the sake of Il
mere parlzan triumph, but as a means of
sustaining and perpotuating the great aud
conservative principles of republicanism.
lie spoke of Mr. Granger from personal
acquaintance, in terms indicating high
respect for his unsulcd character
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

We have been requested to mention that
the Anti-Vnn Buren, members elect of
the General Assembly will meet ut the
Court House in Montpelier, on Wednesday
evening, October II, at Z O'Clock. A full
attendance is highly desirable.