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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-09

MELANCHOLY EvESr.-A German woman. res
siding IN the north part of this village, in fit of
arrangement, occasioned by illness, on Sunday night
last, arose from her bed and in her night clothes
started from her home. Her husband pursued and
soon overlook her. finding the infant on snow
bank, where the mother had stumbled and dronncd
H. lie took up the child, and returned TO the house
the vile following. She remained but few mo-
ments, begging for her child, and then started off
again. AS soon as the husband could properly dis.
pose OF the child, he again pursued, but could dis
cover no trace OF her. He alarmed some of his
neighbors, who assisted in the search, but their
searchngs were lrutless. On the following morn
ing she was tracked in the snow TO the Lake bank
and there IS little doubt but that she prccipita,4d
herself into the Lake and was drowned She leaves
a husband and three children.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-09

70 The California meeting, held on
Saturday evening last, was we'll attended DR.. Run.
DOCK presided. Several addresses, portraying in
golden colors the beauties and advantages Of the
FL Dorado of the west, and also the preparstiots
necessary to get there, were delivered; after which
tweniy-eight came forward to the Charmans desk
and slgnifed their willingness, by signing papers
prepared for the purpose, to take up their march
Tor the gold region. A committee of five were
appointed to draft Bylaws and rules for the goy>
ernment of the Company
We understand that from i to GOO persons will
rendezvous at Madison, about the 25tn of March,
and fTom thence form the line of march across
Iowa and the Missouri Plains to California
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-09
Friday, February 8, IS19.
~ Messrs. WALKER, DAkL1NG, and
LrSDE' have our thanks for valuable Congress.
iona documents

~ The joint committee OF the Uegsla-
ture, appointed for the PURPOSE Of ENDURING and
reporting as to the Business necessary TO be trans.
acted during the present session, passed resou-
ton on Thursday last calling on the Revisors of
the 2ws for their opinion as to the course the Leg
islaiure should pursue in reference 10 the revision
OF the laws The revisors sent communication
IN reply to the resolution, suggesting the plan,
which in their opinion, might with propriety be
adopted. They suggest that the town. county, and
school laws; the laws defining the duties of State
officers, taxation and the administrative laws gen.
orally all OF which they will report, should be
acted upon by the legislature at this session. The
remainder of the laws, embracing the criminal
those pertaining to real estate, and the remedial
laws generally, they think may be simply compi-
led' arranged into chapters without revising. and
the whole published in volume at an early dav
The revisors give a number of reasons why this
course may with great propriety be adopted The
laws which are of the most immediate importance
to the great body of the people will be revised by
them, and can be acted upon by the legislature al
the present session. No great changes, in tbeir
opinion, are at present demanded in the criminal
laws, those pertaining to real estate, nor in the
remedial laws generally. Another reason they as
sign is the immediate want of published volume
OF the laws; the rapid increase of our population
having exhausted all the bound volumes of tie
statutes and many portions of the State are nearly
destitute a copy OF the laws
The Joint committee have reeonttiended the
plan suggested by The revsors to be adopted and il
VIII doubtless meet the concurrence of the egisla
ture.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
The ISir!,sslSsld Academy

TNIilS Institution in its general features. will
Il resemble an Academy or High School, de-
signed for the accommodation of students who
may wish to obtain thorough English education
pursue Il partial classical course. or be prepared
for admission into the junior class at College,
This Institution will I've under the immediate
charge Of EDWARD +. n. DENNisrov,-- o!her in
siructors will be added the number of pupils
may require. School will commence
as Il requisite number Of pupils be obtained,
IN the spacious room the store of NcSSrs
Paxson, Lewis X Co. Pupils received from
10 years old and upwards. The rates Of tuition
will be varied according to the branches which
students want TO study.
TEXT BOOkS.--IN ExcrrsH Fourth Eclectic
Reader. Mitcheli's Geography, Watts the
Mind, w ebSter's Dictionary. Billions English
Grammar, Davies Arithmetic. Burdens Alge-
bra, Legender's Plane Geometry, Surveying aud
Comstock's Eiocution. IN LATIN: Billions Lat
in Grammar, Reader, Caesar, Ciccro's select
Orations, Virgil. Folsom's I.ivy; Horacr's Odes,
Sa,ires and Episics; Taci,us, Gerrnavea and
/ Agricola, and Cicero de Oratore. IL GREEK:
Balloons Creek Grammar, Reader aud Tesla
ment; Zrnophon's Anabsis. Hcrodotus, and Ho.
uer's Had. In addition to these Text Books
every student preparing for college. it expecteC
to provide himself with Autllon'< Classical Die
tonary. Persons wishing TO study any other o
the Languages can DO so privately.
{ Parents and Guardians, who intend sending
their children to school, will please TO call mme
diatrly on me at Mr.. Gilbert's Hotel. solici
the public patronage.
/ RrrenExcEs--Rev. W. w. Arnett, Rev. I
Foster, Milo G.. Williams, Dayton. o.; Facuii,
Of welienberg College. Springfield, Ohio.
Richmond, Jnne -, 1919. 25:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

A MEXICAN OlE.-THE GREATEST
"A REMEDY OF NATU Ri.--plocuiedf fran
trtN ia hentuciY. IS, fret i.iotc tie eaft's sur
face. This Gil Will be found vastly superior to
Harlem, British. any other formerly popular
OILS. It's curative properties for the following
ailments are truly wonderful;
Inhammatory rhcumatisip--n hopping cough
-phthsic coughs- colds-spasns letter.
erysipe asscatd hca GROUP inflammatory
sore throat--liver lant---infammaton of
the kidney pains in the breast, side and back
--Giseases Of the spine pi'cs---heart burn--
diseases of the hip ioint--iniained eyes,
deafness and ear-ache- WORMS tooth ache
sprains-- -s,raEs--- burns scaids- bruises
ulcers cancers-- fever sores, &c. &c.
Its orn merits its best r-comme ndation, az
thousands Of people Of all classes and ugcs can
testify.
Cauti0n In order TO be sure Of obtaining tho
genuine, purchase only cf the General Agent,
DR.. Edgar Thorn. Dublin. Wayne co., Ind, or
through sub-agen's appointed by him for its sale;
each of whom will have Show Bill. and gener-
al directions in pamphlet form. containing tho
names and address of the proprIetors. and Cen
cral Agent for the State Of Indiana, follows:
ID. Hail g. Co, Propretors, Kentucky,
DocroR EDGAR THoRN, General Agent for the
State Of Indiana, Dublin, Wayne county, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
AGExTs:--Jesse Meek, DIR. Howels. Richmond !;
Townsend, Lewis 4 Co, SiIvers & Bragg,
Cambridge; Jacob Sewers, Gormantown; DIR.
j. =. Ball, Ccnirevie; J. s. Starr, Newport;
j. Ballenger, Williamsburg; Lock & Mills,
/ Economy; l.. Lcsh Franklin; W. o. Armeni,
/ Dalton; Vaughan & Duhadaway, Nagerstown;
G.. ID. Kern, Milton.
April Is, 1919 7:9m
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tIe fdlii1i1n.
MEssRs. EDfT ,Rs:-Cnn you inform me 10
the contract made by the County Commissions
ess ~ their late session for the improvement Of
the Court House Of this County, and to beauti-
~ tho town Of CcntreviIlel ] understand the
contract has been given 10 lawyer! lf you
can give me the facts in regard 10 the matter
you will edo the County some service" Per-
hsps one Of the County Commissioners
would be willing to enIigl,ten us in regard to it.
WAYNE.
NoTE.-WelI, one Of the Commissioners in
forms that the contract for the repair Of the
court house was mt & wen 10 a lawyer, nor has
any contract been made by the county commits
sioners for such repairs; but the Board did APP
point J. H. JuLIAv, Esq. who IL II ''lawyer,' an
Agent to make u "contract" for the repair of the
court house in CcntreviIle, To superintend and
have the done. That's all we know about
tho Job. IL Mr.. Wayne, will apply to the Agent,
he may get the contract, if he will do il at
sonab,e rate. There, we have done ''the county
some service" and Wayne Of course Will be
thankful and satisfied.
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PROSPECTUS.
Gazette of the s,,,!on ana Golden Huia


t:lzci:e of the s,u!on ana Golden HuIc.
The q, RIM Of He Ordcr. pnbHHed HHfer
thr auspiccs NJ Me " ". Grand Sire.
Vol. XI COMMENCING JuI.y !, 1919.
Il viii contain, from week to week, the pr
I cre,.ings Of the Grand Lodge of the State
of New y ork, and also Of other States: accounts
Of celebrations, Institutions of new Lodges, and
occasionally, complete directory of all the
Lodges in the Union.
Its Literary department will be filled with ORR
gInal Tales of the highest excellence, prepared
by the most eminent writers il our country
Popular Tales; Choice Miscellany; the rarest
Germs of Poetry from the English Poets; Sketch
cs of Travel; Anecdotes, &C., &c; ami occa-
sionalIy illustrated with beautiful w God Eugra-
vsngs. Being equal in its Literary character to
any w eeklv in the country. and being thus per-
feet in It's Old Fellowship department., it will be
worthy of place the table Of every brother
Of the Order.
The Gazette and Rule is published every Sat
urlay, at "A, Ann street, New York.
TERMs.--ro Mail Suhsc ribcrs, TWO DOL
LARS a YEAR, in advance invariabiy.
Address, CHAMPION * CLARK. Publishers,
No. II, Ann St, New y orl
June II, 1919. .,5::}t
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S.lOVcis, forks, t@c.
Ehc Greatest discovery Of the Age.
Dir TR
MAGNETIC OINTMENT,

MAGNETIC ON INEN1,
rs constantly effecting Of the utmost inn
4 portance. The most incredulous are convin-
ced-iie most fditilless are compelled to believe
in the 30 err and virtue Of this great remedy.
1t is universally admitted to be the most won
q rful combination known to the world, for the
immediate relief OF disease and pain. 1t never
fails while there remains sufficient life to restore
a natural and healthy action to the capillary yes
sells of the body, and equaliZe the circulation OF
the blood. By this means, a controlling power
is gained the most malignant forms OF CAS-
ease, which cannot be obtained from any other
remedy. Such is the power of this combination
that it peDetrates to every portion OF the human
frame; every bone and muscle, VEN, nerve and
iCam-nt IS searched out. ana mace sensible OF
lis purifying and healing influence. Hence IL
copes as readily with internal as external ois-
ease Numerous Instances are on rccoru where
This remedy has restored beaith TO patients SC
near the crave that the most powerful internal
remedies failed TO produce any effect. such has
frequently been the case IN I'M ANAL ION
Of the BOW EI.S-no patient ever need Gle oil
this disease where the Magnetic Ointment can
be obtained. That dangerous Epidemic known
/ as the PCTRID ERYSIPELAS can always De
cured bv this remedy. For lNFLA Major 1
RHEU MATS VI, this Ointment is The most com
plete remedy ever prepared In " cases cut Vi
100 il will afford entire relief TO the worst Gases
Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. OF
nervous i Iseases this remedy is OF Imfnehse val
ne Affections Of the Spine, Rheumatism, Lame
ness liberated Sore Throat, Bronch!is, iea,i
s.. Group Cholc. Cholera MoTbus. Agne IN tle
Sal, Rheurn, Erysipelas, .Inda Eyes, fevel
Sorvs. SC. will be Immediately relieved by tb'
the use of this remedy
JrFor further particulars and testimonials
see pamphlets left with each agent
For sale by IRWIN REED, only agent 10
Richmond, where ii can be had Wholesale an'
retail Price - Cents per Bottle. 80
Richmond, May ., lo49 Io'y'-
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&Sse3sS rzlsa *

IL Mr.. KNAPP, has arrivcd--caIl at Nj.
GiIbert's Hotel aud see him. From, the skill
We witnessed in handling the Pcn--his simple
and comprehensive plan Of teaching--the beau
hful specimens he exhibits, we cannot help say
ing that he is master Of the art, and that the
above notice Of his anticipated arrival is not too
aatteri"g. Specimens Of his Chirography can
BE- seen ut the dftre mt IIotels-at the Postofice
and at MendenhaIi & Campbe!!'s Book Store
lie is indeed ''rcady writer" and takes the
Knapp of Of any writing master ever before in
this city. We hope he will be literally patron
lied.
LET those write, who never wrote be fore.
And those VINO often write, now write the more"
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Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration on the Estate
OF Jonathan iioruey, late Of Wayne coun-
ty, Indiana, deed, has been granted TO the un-
dersigned by the clerk of the Wayne probate
court; all persons, therefore who are indie bted
to said Estate are notified to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same, to present them legally authenticated fol
settlement. within the time specified by law
The Estatc is supposed to be solvent
SOLOMON HORNEY, Admir-.
9th I! tn, lci9. - Sw.
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A III ERICAW HOUSE
e. E'-Prnnrictot:

CESTREvILLE, W A:NE CorSrY, INDIANA.
F2NHlS HOUSE. being we'll known and stu
ated in the centre of business, shall as near
AS possible, be made a pleasant home for all who
may favor us with their patronage.
The proprietor has re-tittcd and newly fur
nishei the entire establishment, with special ref
erence to the accommodation of the travelling
and boarding community, and flatters himself he
shall he able to give general satisfaction.
u5'Please call and try it.
Centrevi,Ie, June -, 1919. 213w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

EAR. BLACK. Of lillsborougil, o., has left
q y for sale at Or. FIoxrII's Drug store, No
I6, Main street, the following medicines: The
Family Pills; Dyspcptic Pills Asthma or Hhfhis-
10 Pills; Cough Pills; Cough Powders; the bloody
EIux Diairhora Pow ,!cre; Children Darrhoca
or : ,ttnner- Complaint Powders: Asiatic Cholera
ttlc first or, Ms they arr. generally called, pre-"
inouitory Svwptoms.\ DIarrhoea Powders: Chill
and Fever, Fever an! Ague, and Cure Pills
June 10 iS.D. 2b-u
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To CONTRACTORS

SEALED Proposals, will be received by the
y undersigned. until next Tuesday. Goth lust
for the Grading aud Crawling Marion street
from Walnut to Front. Profile and Specified
tions can be seen at the Iron Store of j. NJ &
J. H. Hutton.
BY order of City Council.
r. W. DAVIS, CLERK
Richmond, June 20, ls49.
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Fresh Drugs and IT dicine s!
.st Arriring at No. IG. Min street.

nR. IOWELLS, would inform his custom
- ers. and all the rest, that he is now receiving
his SuIniaer Stock of DRuGs ANA MEDICINES;
all pure and fresh and sold on the most reasona-
bic terms. He particularly requests any person
buying of him, who is not satisfied with the ar
tIc!e purchased, to return 1t and he Will refund
the money;--he warrants every thing he sells,
and IS dettImiatd 10 oice satisfaction.
u Call at No. lG, Main street, Richmond
June 6, 1919. lItf
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3 TO say to the public that. having purchased
the OH Mil. two miles north of town, en- West
Fork, Of fahnestock < Howe!is. am prepared
u pay the highest rlarketprice in Cash for go0d
clean FlaxSerd. delivered al the Mil or at my
Drug Store in Richmond | shall also have OF.
hand Linseed Oil. by the wholesale ana retail.
as low a. any bo:y, and as | manufacture with
the I! ydro>tatic Press, | can furnish better
article Of Oh than III. other country Mills.
April -, l. 70. J. HOW Ellis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

Liver complaint is always cured by tho use Of
DR.. G. G. Vaughn's Vegetable Liihontriptc, the
Great American Remedy; here is letter from
HILLsDoRouGH, o., Jan. LIST, lSi9.
DR.. G. e.. Vadghn:--Dear Sir deem ii
duty ] owe you and the world at large to make
the following statement In August last your
travelling Agent left some Of your medicine
with me to sell. Seeing the great recomme nda
TONS and being myself afflicted with liver COM
plaint tried one small bottle, it at gave
me relief; tried second ami you will be
tonisIed to learn great was its power that
was completely cured, ana am now as stout ana
well as ever | was in my life. l commenced
selling the medicine to my customers, ana lis
singular effect Immediately manifested, j:
Was successful in all cases, some of which our
medical men stated could not be cured. cheer
fully offer ms testimony in favor Of your Liih-
ontriptic Mixture, and hereby state that con-
slider it superior to all Other preparations now
before the country. viii you please forward
possible. Yours, &c.
K. H. JOHNSON.
Our columns has the advertisement Of tbs
Great Anne rican Remedy. Get a pamphlet Of
the Agents whose names are found there.
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Astirip ,icd Arrivai-- Prirafe corre.pondencr. J
GIVE are happy TO announce to our citizens.
that ". C.. KNAPP--thc celebrated teacher,
Publisher, des gner and oH-han1 Pennin. from
New York city, is on his way to ST. Louis, by
land route, lowing to cholera on the rivera He
anticipates staying few days or weeks in our
Little city, and will take rooms ut GiIlerls llo-
TEL This celebrated Pcnman, has taken the
premium many years in the city of N. York, for
the best specimen rs of or hand rfyM,NsIIr ever
exhibited in the city. and has received salary
Of two thousand dollars per year for giving in
struction in the state Normal School, which is IL
sufficient passport to any and every class Of So
ciety. His design and execution j.; marvellous
aud has not been equalled since the days Of Smell
Ayrs, Barbadose, and Seldom, who ilourislied in
the golden age Of Prnmansl,ip near three hun
dred years ago. This American genius is term
&c tand ap,ly too the American iIosar,h. ~
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Tor SAls.s

! HE undersigned offers for sale, three
TRAVELLING THRASHING MACHINES,
two Of which entirely new and made on the
most approved pian and one partly worn aud III
good repair. He VIII dispose of them CHEAP
TO close a concern. The that has been used
he wishes To exchange for good horse
JOB BORTON
Richmond. June 20, 1919. 26: It
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\ FARM FOR SALE.

4 Farm offered for sale four miles North Of
~ New Paris, on the East Fork Of White wa
ter, on the road from New PARIS 10 Palestine.
containing 90 acres, more or less 30 acres ri-ar-
ed supposed TO be % acres Of gooi bottom land i,
and plenty of good timber on il, with good build
lng4 and GOOD never fltiiug spring at the house
and barn, with good Young orchard. Apply
TO HENRY BLDCUER.
June 80, 1919. 2G-l,s
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rs a, DR.. Howells' Drug Store where .aig
j stock OF Mineral Teeth, from the lama
Thonin & Bernhard can be had a, H n.,
49,. ,',icsS aIso. Gold and Tin Foil. Files, Or
ers pr So, ~ paris. and every thing that
be'tis's * Eft
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Yts.sa, B.istec,

YHNiIE undersigned prepared to fur
nsh almost any amount OF the best quality
of LIN L. at their KiIns. near Bii.htweli's Mil.
Persons wishing TO purchase need not fear being
Disappointed Il large amount viii be kept on
hand. II IS well burnt, and Will b., sold low
Is al any other place.
FiSCHLt,R s. SHlNGL!.R.
Richmond. June II, i@D. 23:.'t
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CARRIAGE mANUFACToRY.

YHyuE undersigned respectfully informs the
pabiic that he continues business II his old
stand Gu Fifth street, Soutl, OF the Starr fiouse.
where he makes TO order ell kinds Of AR
RIAGES. Buggies, ana all other vehis,les in his
line lie also, Keeps a number OF articles IN has
line on hand He believes his work Will CON-
mar. fuyurablv with any manufactured in the
yeS-hp uses the best Of materials ,aud for fiuish
am beauty Of construction his work cannot be
exceI.ed His prices moderate. and terms
favorable, Thankful for past fayoTs he solicits
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHIS.
Jure Gin i~3a 3.-iV
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Cadets Of Temperance,
Meet next Monday night, in the 5. T. Hall, n,
"a o'clock.
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M r. T. I'll Nc :.

Hold their meetings in the Hall Of the Sons
Of Temperance. scm-monthiy. Next meeting
gu MONDAY EVENING, July Cd.
Address by J. s. LYLE. The citizens Of this
city and vicinity respectfully invited to at
tend.
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AtEFER l. second hand DOORS ana DOOR
> FIX i MES. and excellent ii gbt OF steps.
bani,iers and railing for sale 81 less than half
their worth, at y 0. -, opposite the Bank
JNO. IlAINI.S.
4tii .30tn. 1919
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RICHMOND FOENDEyfY.
TOVEs! IOIi.O ,v.WAHE. CASTINGS

AT CINCINNATI PRICES!,
TENiE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the public that lie carries on tho Founlery
business, at the old establishment. He has now
on hand, for sale, a superior lot of STOVES;
COOKING STOVE; SrILnAx's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and plate Stoves of difitren,
sizes, iih general assortncn nj q Franklin and
SPLEEN ia iarlor Stoves. Also.-Po's, Kettles.
AnGtrons and Wagrou-Boxns. lie also manu-
features aud makes TO orter-cAEDIvC MACHINES,
CaVDExsEKs, SPINNING and MATING MACfII&Es,
broad and narrow POWER LOo.Is. FUIi;NG sTn"Es,
and ali kinds of machinery used in Manufacture
ing establishments
MILL GE4RINC, or All KINDS,
made the shortest notice. lie feels confae mt
saving that he iias the largest and best
lot of patterns in the Western country for Grist
ana Saw Mills. lie has, in short. the latest
improve ents in the Mill Gearing line.
T:IRiS;:iSs: MACHINES.
he has excellent ThrasIng Machine which
he manufactures, and will sell for CASH oppro-
we'd TRADE. or ease to horses, and neat ness and
despatch III the execution of work, it is not inle
rior to any III
The undersigned returns his thanks TO the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him,
and respectfully soiicits continuance of fivors.
JrAll kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice CASH, WHEAT, good HORSES, will be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles
His stow. STORE is on the North side
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond Book store,
where custom will be promptly waited
THOS. O'IARRA.
Richmond. May 80 1919 Ca3l'45.)
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Clark Division. No. ). sons Of Temperance.
UrMect every Wednesday ever ming, att o'cl'k.
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sN%1a E' indiana Union. No. =, u. Of t..
sLNNS Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at J
GsY10 o'clock.
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w u LODG NO. 81.
Meets on Saturday evening 23rd inst. for the
purpose Of installing the officers, Il, - o'clock
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DRiNG ON YOUR OLD Loo ING
ID GLASS FRAN daf Ct them
flieI.-A new lot Of Look Ing-Glass Plates Just
Notwithstanding my stock coinpiete.so that
fl any sized frame; at
DIR. HOW ELS Drug Store.
May 50, 1919. No. TO- Main st
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y ARGE SIZE GLASS FOR PitTt RES.
from "a by SO inches down TO the SINAI!
sizes, OF the very best brand, just receive4 and
for sale at DR.. Howe.ls Drug Store. No. Is
Main street
Nay -, 1919. c2-;f