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Proceedings Of the Board of Education.

-Uirct 10, 1923.
The Board of Education of the City of Ottawa
met the Office of l.. Z. Sanger.
Present NeSsrs Benz. T. Phelps, VIM. +. Bell
Thos. X. Courtney. David Walker VIM. CogswelI
John ID. Olmstead and NJ. ID. Calkins, members
elect.
The oath required by the act creating the Board
of Education, hayiHg been taken and subscribed To
BY all the members elect, the Board was organized
by the election of the following officers, VIZ:
Benz T. Phelps, President, and John II. Bure-
son, Clerk.
On motion of Mr. Cogswel it was resolved that
the clerk be authorized TO procure the necessary
books aud stationery for the of the Board
On motion Of MIR. Walker, seconded by Mr.
Cogsweli, il was resolved that the Board proceed
to the election Of Treasurer.
Whcreupon, Mr.. ;. ". Cheever ing received
the highest number of votes, was declared duly
elected treasurer Of the Board.
The subject of the treasurers bonds having been
introduced. II was, on motion, resolved, that the
penalty III the treasurers bonds be fixed at twenty
thousand dollars.
On motion of M Co--well a committee of three
members was appointed to arrange the rules regu-
la;ons. aud general government of the schools aud
of this Board, and to IN the standard OF the erai
grades and the scale Of prices 10 De arranged in
accordance with such grades, and report 10 the
Board at its next meeting.
The Chair appointed Mc-srs. C0gswell, Walker,
and Olmstcad such committee.
On motion of Mr. CalEirl~. ~ was resolved that n
special committee Of three members be appointed
examine aud report upou the state Of the finances.
Chair appointed Mes>rs. Courtney, CalkIus and
Bell a. such committee.
On motion of MIR Walker, il was solved tha:
the clerk furnish copy Of the proceedings Of this
meeting each of the papers ior publication.
On motion, the Board then adjourned To meet
on Friday evening OF this week.
JOHN II. BJRLESoN, Clerk.
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For Pixies PEAK.-Wc have heard it esti-
mated that fifty persons will leave Ottawa
for Pixies Peak between now and the 18th
of April. Most of them are mechanics
young, hardy, industrious men, whom we
should greatly prefer not to spare. As very
little encouraging news, however, has of late
come from that quarter. we find that the list
of those who conclude to wait awhile. is on
the increase.
Mule teams, horse teams, and OK teams
pass through our streets d'ily, laden wi h
Pixies Peak emigrants and their equip
ments, and during the week we have noticed
three or four skiff loads floating down the
river, also seeking their way to the head wa
ters of the Platte. They rig up skitf that
will carry four Or five men and their traps,
float down to St. Louis or Alton, and there
take the boats up the Missouri. This is GER
tainly an easy and cheap way Of travelling,
as far as it goes.
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The Semi.Annual Report Of the Lad
Relief SOclefv. r.

7 Til, Coo;o,,, Co.,, ,.-.:, a. o. ,o.o ;.L
| t po.e'S vas orsaliAeu oct. ~ Iooo win
zen Ihemoers. AT the present time March II, we
sa nae n,f SIN nenpe I Our oHleci was NOT 10
AZ our weekly meetihgs we nave maze OF reaei'-
| co Dy dohatioh ana gwen out -.
! Two hundreo ana ,hrty.se'en SarIh.hls' nleu'
cine 10 SIGN iahiiies tnree times coai .ree ..e
baskets OF groceries lourteeh 'iiies' an vi which
| al indepshdsHt Oh oruels ,,.; D., .,.o,
rive orucfs ioI EIoIeiies, "t NJ W Tr-'1'
nour Dy oruer vi MI: o'o,e iio WI -""Shi uo'
| nation, 20 lbs, 10 hse ian''i ssN ,,
from 'hu,'iuu n NV no Nv oass anu 81 lbs.
OF Hour anu UNI. ''' ", ineal wv hion'is ho'se
rent 70 Two lai n assis'eu curing 'his
'i,e my nv Nv -. - ,
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from the New Y ork News.

WHAT HAS CHANGED YOU so We have all wit
messed with establishment the extraordinary and i'm
proved change in gentleman and lady, who had
become premsturely gray, but who, by some means,
had been nracu!ously rejuvenated There ID time in
life when gray hairs 10 harmonic with the rrow-
ed brow and the wrnkled features, but unfortunately,
from other, thousands of young men and
women not only witness the gradual change OF their
looks notified and speckled gray, but are morti-
fed by tie danger Of positive badness from the actual
loss Of their hair. All this demands remedy, and a
safe We naturally look about and ask, In this age
of scientific invention who stands highest the Pro-
p'1efor and MANUFACTURER of real hair restorer-a
restorer OF c-lor well health, beautifier as We"
as hair tonic We find the head Of all the claim
ants IN this long line single indN dna Any OF the
splendid heads CT hair along Broadway once falling out
dry and gray, when asked, - What has changed you
80 2: will reply, PROFESSOR WooDs HAIR RESTORATIVE
CAuTIoS-Beware Of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market, called by different
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re
stora;ive, Depot st. Louis, Mo- and New York ) are
blown in the bottle. Said by all Druggists Paten,
Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas mar19-lm
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Light Guard Hall.

Where is that? We will instantly pre-
coed to cnlighten you.
The Washington Light Guards of this city,
we are happy to announce, have leased
Metropolitan Hail, and changed its name to
Light Guard Hall, by which name it will
henceforth, and we hepe forever more, be
known. The Light Guards will use it once
or twice a week for drill purposes, &c, &c.,
and will grant the use of it all other even
inss, As heretofore, for concerts, lectures,
hops. &c. As they agree to pay pretty
large sum for the lease, and hope to cut this
down materially by thus undertaking it. 1t
is hoped parties having occasion TO use the
finest hail in this will not be slow to call on
them.
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30 To ORTON"> BOOK STORE for schoo; Books
" Stationery. or uic- Hook for Children. ians2
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On motion of LeaveuS, the following named per
declared duly elected iIi ectOr- of the
Board Of Education OF the civ of Ottawa
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A Bargain.
Grape Vines.

/VATAWBA and Isabella Grapevines, one year old
u roots, wrrranted true name, and will be ready
for delivery early in the spring at the Glowing yeduc
ed prices Fife each. ten dollars hundred
Orders left at the store, office block, will
be promptly attended to- Idec Poi JNO. HISE.
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Uyct s, 1873
Regular meeting. Present MAYOR Glover. Aid.
Lesyens. Armour, Drew, Planning, Clancy, wills
HObaH, Haualle and caikiBs.
Reading of minutes dispens, d wiki.
Petition of Mr. Hamilton - a.. for sidewalk
presented. Clerk reported notice given.
TN motion of Drew,
' Oyti.r,.I hat a plank sidewalk be constructed
according iuiaw aud ordinance, on the north side
Of cb,ler ST. from " a!6er - to Clay II
The street supervisor reported the Dayton road
0at 81 repair and ImPa>>aLie.
On motion OF LcI'en,, the street Su;ery !>"r was
directed to put SAID road IN a passabie condition.
The CLERK reported the returns of the election
held the first iay Of March, l-jt. fOr directors
OF the Board oil Education OF the city.
On motion of Wills. the council proceeded TO
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90 TO 0RToN'S EO0h SJ"EE'rrr School r1-s..
- Stationery. or lice Books :or CAUir-u. j,a3y
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SCHNEIDER Schneider, who has for
the last six months kept the " Illinois Riv-
err House" on Columbus street in this city,
has given that up, and opened restaurant
in the Basement under the Banl, OF. OF ava.
Milwaukee Lager Beer, &C., &c, in style
not to be excelled.
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EScsuRAGIsG.-TEe Delightful state Of the
given the farmers within a ie~ miles of Ot.a-
va a monopoly of our home market and ell
abled them to fix prices at rate to cor
respond with the hard times -somewhat
over the left. Hay goes at about sl2 ton;
eggs 10 cents; potatoes sl.25; and good
butter brisgs the aristocratic figures OF %
cts. per h., and scarce at that
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The Peoples Remedy.

TsY TAsn-Never Known to Fail. Used by everybo-
u. Herrick's SugarCoated Pills SO good that hfty
boxes perform fifty cures-one box sells tweny-nesh-
Der recommends them to neighbor-sranger to stran-
ger Made from Gums, Basams and Extracts their ef-
feet on the human system is mild searching and benef
sisI Put up large family boxes. Every pill coated
with sugar 25 cents Sold by dealers every
where. See advertisement. on Sd page. aug1
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SS- READ WITH CARE.-ln our advertising columns
is found advertisement of that great and popular
medicine extensively sold and used by thousands of
through the Western States i'll tie last five
years; mean DIR. Mann's Ague Baisam. We know
hing o! its merits, what read and hear spo
ken OF by our friends never having been Unor
have 10 ANYTHING in this line since hea- of
it, yet We feel at all times willing to make public through
the columns OF our paper, any discovery, or old,
and recommend it to readers that is highly
med this BdtS0n. We call the attention Of
readers to this wonderful compound, and if in want OF
ague NEEDY give il "A trial
Sold by f.. Y. GEIGGS and ID. WALKER Co. mar19-Im
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Attention !!

The members Of the Washington Light Guards vii
meet at Washington Light Guards Hall, (Metropoitaf
HaD on Monday evening, March 2lst, at IA O'Clock
Let there be full attendance.
marie c. c. CAMPBELL ora. Sedr0t-
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Special Notifies.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrlted Female Pills.


fSepd,ed from prescription of Sir J. Clarke H. d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable Medicine is unfang in the cure oil
oil those painful dangerous diseases TO which the
female constitution is subject. II moderates all excess
and removes all distractions and speedy cure nay be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES 1t is peculiarly suited 1t will, in
short time, bring the monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, hears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
These Pills should not be taken bsfemdles during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they ure
to bring Aiscdrria0e but ut any other time
Trey are sdte.
all cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back Limbs Fatigue slight e1eron, Papita-
usn Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
eject cure when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, de not contain iron caomel
antmeny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Pull directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved.
6sls Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, CLatsI c. Baldwin / Co..
Rochester, n. 7.
1.B.-e1 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
Shsrised Agent will insure bottle Pills by
nell For sale BY Ely GRIGGs,
sslS Ottdtr0, NJ.
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FAIR CHALLENGE-Dr. BRAGG, the inven; or and
manufacturer Of Brace. ARCTIC LIsIxEST, challenges
the whole medical profession all its prescriptions
against this single preparation in the OF rheuma-
tism, neuralgia palsy scroiuia any DESERT tOn Of
external aimeEt, whether caused by accident di-
1t has YET been known fail blu. IN thou
sands Of has effected a speedy and radical
Let any afflicted with any o: the above diseases
give fair trial and they will ind be all that is
stated. is for sale by druggists generally marI2-Iy
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c. f. PRATT & Co.-Another heavy arri
val of New Goods at this popular establish
ment, and offered at amazing low prices
See Advertisement
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CENTRAL, iiGyST,

'57HE u1f.r. -a-d would respectfully inform the pub
5- taa' be has leased the above named house, Gate
= Eg9 BY : Is l--E71 AM chat - J. prepared to
S.T'. in>s vi my favor Btu with their latrouas in
good style and On t.g most reasonable terms Farmer.
800 r.'-.-r would auE II Z" ti-.r advantage 70 stop
here, .u view of Sire convenient locality. being in c.osc
proximity 10 t.- business plrt Of the cry
BIS table ". FOL. furnished with tie h-st the T1arls
Afford r. has good -.ah,fa, and carosll and
t"G'!vs los''E-- local IRA WATSON
EN-.E knL-.- ...--.,--I NM.
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The LONDON QUARTERLY REvIEw.-C

The LONDON QUARTERLY REvIEw.-Con.
tents Of the January No. are as follows:
Lord CORVALLIS; The Works of William
Shakespeare; Consular Service; Plus VIII
and Gregory XVI; Patents; Lodging, Food,
and Dress OF Soldiers; Life and Writ
ings of johnson; Bread Reform.
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Attention is called TO Mr. Keelel's alycr-
tissments Of "Auction Sale and positive.
ly Last Call"
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howard ...>ociatloa. Eonila.

4 H,rn'-Df tH0',1E es'g17Eal spscill Er,r1lr.
mint pr f7' E,'5f cf tir >irI ami pisfreNseT 0t-
rl'''t aim I5v'Ht 'uH FYal-a.ic Diseases.
'E'!tf Ii'" ARD ASSOCIATION. ia view Of the awful
Z distraction Of human lie, caused by Sexual iisea-
ses, and tie receptions pric-ed upon the unfortunate
victims %, such diseases by QI4C., several years ago
directed their consulting Surgeon, as q CHARITABLE
All 'r:y Q" their name. 10 open pispenssry FOR the
and 90 -IFe MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS all who apply
~ Letter, with description Or their condition (age
cura.ou. habits OF l'r Sc.l and in Of sNtrsm.
poverty. to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
Il Is U'-.o-s - al That a." Association commands the
Li-h-,t Medical sill the age and viii furnish the
. most o. I.=pNr "a rnoi-rn treatment.
II. Directors OF lh- Association, in their Annual Pc
port T0u the treatment ~ srsI Diseases the year
ending January 1t. i--. express the highest satisfac-
"u III! the which has attended the !ahors Of
Seminal NraAness IHpotcu-r, Gouorrhua, elect, Sy-
p.ts, the vice Of bHHUlsB or Se!f-dhgsr &, and
cont .aure Of ;'e same plan o- che ensuing year
The Directors. - r".!vw e tie past. feel assured
been of go D,ueEj % tlc afflicted, especially to- the
yol0 hoy have solved % devote themselves with
we'd zeal 70 this very important and much desp.sci
cause
An admirable Report IN Srernator-loaa. or Seminal
weakness. IN. Vice u buIuI-l. N4~,Jrbtfjon. self
abuse and otter diseases of the sexI.l organs by
Cous hitting Surgeon will he b. mail ,r sea.
velore FREE OF CHARGE. on receipt Of TWO STAMPS
for postage. olhrr Reports and Tract. the nature
and treatment Df sexual diseases. Diet &C, are con-
will he -he afflicted. Some Of tin remedies
and methods ~ trestmsut discovered during the las,
year. are ot great yaIGe.
Address for Report or treatment. DR.. GEORGE Il.
40. South Mini. street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order Of ;h- Directors.
EZRA n. lIEaRTwHLI. President.
GEO iAiacii'Ln' >-f-''@' agg2l
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INItE FIFIl UOLLiRN.
IL is 10 longer questioned iha these Machines are the
e-s; in use iyr family sewing. They
HEM. FELL, GATHER. AND STITCH
in the most superior and Machine.
n tie market that are well and simply made that
they may be sen; into families with other insruc,
tons than are contained in a circular which 1ccompA
ntes each machine and from which A CHILD OF rEx
YEARS may .dily learn how them, and keep
them in order They make upwards of
FIFTEEN UJNDRED STITCHES 4 NyETTE
And VIII do the sewing Of family cheaper than
stress do it, il she at the rat. o.
cent k"tr
Is there husband, father, brother in the United
states, who will permit the drudgsry hand sewing
hs family, when uIOyer 4 BaAer Machine will do it
better more espedtiousy, and cheaper than posi-
bly, be done by hsuds
Offices of Exhibition and Sale:-i95 Broadway. New
York; y summer Stress; Boston 13O Ch-snut eet,
Philadelphia; l3i Baltimore Street, Baltimore IS West
Fourth Street Cincinnati.
igeneie' an aHue principal cities and 7o,cs in he
Jn;tei STATES.
eSDSESD FOR CIRCULAR. J. W. FAY.
jan22 Agent, OftdIrd, III.
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Notice.

The annual exhibition Of the Farm Ridge and Deer
Park Seminary will be given Tuesday evening, March
IA, commencing ~ o'clock. mario
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CITY BAN *
EA N ES ALLEN f. CO

OPEN from Q O'Clock A. ". 10 Az O'Clock p ~
CyIGT Drafts FOR sale New York, Boston, Philadel
y phia Chicago Louis, and all the principal Cities
Gold and Silver bought and SOLD.
made all of the State and RENTED
for on day ofpayment, at current rates ofeAchange
NarchS EDWIN &. ALLEN. CASHIER.
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West Ottawa Nurse nv,
NORRIS Il MUTRPHY.

TKNIIE undersigned this old and popular etablish
ment, will have in quantities to suit any demand,
the following trees and plants for sale As the lease Q:
the undersigned expires in year from this spring,
his object will be to sell at the lowest figure to
close out his stock.
Apples, Pears, Peaches Cherries and Siberian Crabs,
Of good variety, and any size from whip stock
to bearing trees.
GooseJerries and Currants, a dozen of English a.
rieties.
Gr"pe Tines-Catawba, Isabella, and Clinton.
Shade 7,ees-Larches. silver leafed Poplar, the ring
leafed, weeping. and golden Willow
Roses-NIapy different varieties of MonthIss, June,
ana Climbing. -.
Pioneering Sirubs-Spireas, Snow Balls Honey Suck
les Lacs, several varietes) Rosea Wigalia with
ny others too numerous to mention.
.Strdscberries-Burr's Pine and Black Prince.
Pie Ilpufs-Five six different varieties. g
TeoetaIEes-A large lot of fine Cabbapes and Pars.
nips-and about 200 bushels NeshapnocE Potatoes, in
fine order for seed
Orders of any of above articles delivered any part
of the city, board Canal boat or Railroad cars
feb19-3m --e PATRICK HAYS.
! 4
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BANK OF OTTAWA.

WATERMAN.
Open from O'Clock 4. NJ TO ~ o'clock p. NJ
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time d-posites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts of the State, and promptly
rsmitted day of payment, at current rates Of
change Tmar2II /. V. WATERMAN, Cdshier.
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EATlEG leased NY War-hr'l-t % Ma,s-s. Phelps t
Naruori, t.tr tits method of returning my
q -'E- '.~ '0" r.- patronage received. and viii say
che HnSae-- viii - o. rvrri-I iu -is same way by
ire new r~'-. n7F-1. ALIEN. ". NAGIIL.
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Du Page County Nurseries,
IEL1'IS ELaSlYOIs,EH & Co.

lrA PER VILE, ILLINOIS
WE invite the attention Of Farmers Orchardsts
w and Amateurs, to extensive stock the great
est in variety ana quantity of any Nursery west Of
Y, occupying over 80 acres of ground.
Standard Apple Trees for 0rchai Dis, Dwarf for Gar
dens Standard and Dwarf Cherry Trees (hardy bear
ing); standard and Dwarf Pear Trees from years
old, (bearinsl, Plum Peach, and QuRce Trees.
caEdine, Charter Oak Concord, Diana, aud Rebecca.
CURRANTS.-iilack Naples. Red Dutch, White Dutch,
Victoria, White Grape, Cherry Red and Prince Albert.
GOOSEBERRlES-Best American and English vare-
ties large assortment.
BLACKS ERRlES-The Lawton and Rochelle, the
mos; remarkable for size and bearing cultivated.
Strawberries and Raspberries in great variety.
Ornamental Kse apartment.
Ornamental Deciduous Trees, Ornamental Deciduous
/ and Towering Shrubs, Evergreen Trees and Shrubs
ROSES.-Ne have in cultivate over three hundred
OF the choicest and desirable varieties Our
of Roses are surpassed by none East or West.
Those desiring TREES, FLANTS, OR SHRUBS
assured that they obtain them this Estab.
lishment, accmated to this Western Country avoidins
hundreds of miles OF transportation, and the injurious
effects OF long delays on the way All articles from
this Establishment are forwarded in good ii,ion and
packed with
Mr.. DAVID MOONEY will remain in this place few
days. TO receive orders for Trees Plants and Shrubs
from Establishment.
s- catalogues foricdyded gratis to ay,,,licdn.s
jan22-2m LEWIS ELLSWORTH co.
CHEAP BOOKS at
u anDQ
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The STATE OF TAE WEATuER.--The month
Of March thus far has proved most impress
| sve illustration of the instability and uncer-
tainty Of sublunary things in general and
/ the state Of the weather in particular. in one
/ thing only has it been stable-and that has
been TO keep the mud at that uncertain depth
where it becomes desatablc question: whf-
Their o. not the bottom haE fallen cat. Last
week we had gentle breezcs from the wes',
north, and east. People began to make
. strong south wind blew up, and brought
an evanescent but most disa.reeabIe snow
storm. Tuesday was mild, Wednesday
milder, Thursday forenoon warm as june,
and Thursday evening another furious snow
stern from the north, which continued all
day yesterday. New corners from the east
and ssuth gather in shops and Offices. ana
thematizc our Illinois climate, and swear
tEsy wont stav-just as if it was the fault
Of the Old settlers, when, dear knows, they
dislike il as much as anybody. BE patient,
good folks Wait till this equnoctial pass
es over, and We will show you weather as
is weather.
CONCERT There will be concert Of vo-
cal and instrumental MUSE, gymnastic e1sr.
cises, &c, at Lght Guard (Metropo,i,an)
Hall os Wednesday evening Of next week,
under the auspices and for the bcRcfs of
Denhard's band The programme has not
yet been fully made up. but We feel .ssuFed
that We can safely promise very fac en-
tsrtair mcnt. This band is ranked as the
oldest in the city; has been in existence far
several years; has delighted our people
with the best music on many public occas-
ions, ard this is the first call it has made
upon the public for support As they p:o-
pose 20 give in music all vour mony's worth
and little more, We think they are eminent
~ entitled to fail house.
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First Class Insurance Agency.

HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Capital 5000 ,o0o; Surpiu. $685., coo
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO, HARTFORD,
Capital $500, 900; surpiu. $40 600
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO, HARTFORD,
Capital 42U0,o"o
EDWARD EAMES, Agent,
ac2a O.nlnn's SiOck. Oftnlcd.