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rRE MISSES COVERS

WILL oren the Spring Session OF their
w school on Monday, the 27th OF Jsnu tTy,
at their residence, No. los Monroe st-ee'. They
who viii give instruction IN French. yTes ~
cinrcc As evidences OF the Bucc * atteR ant
upon their efforts. they would refer their
pftrons. Mr. f. NJ. Cash, Gen. W. 7. e. Humes,
SIR b. K. PulleD, Mr.. y. h: Word, Mr.. ?.
Read Mr.. ". p. Mitchell ard others.
4 fah1
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsON'S
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
TylHE following certificates, selected from hum
I dreds in the possession Of the prOprietress
are confidently sU omitted 20 the public;

I dretis in the possession Of the pToprietres5
are confidently Submitted 70 the public;
MRS. WoLCOTTs CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, Ill, November 1886.
Mss. JACKSON, Dear EIdan It is with
pleasure that certify To you, that seeins one
OF vour circulars. which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians aud
the highest edicGl authorities Of tbe United
states, cert flying that yO1r oils for the COM
plexiOn and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant IL
when used according TO directions 10 cure the
worst and most difficult cases Of nursing, sore
noah canker Of the stomach, bowels and dys
PERSIA. For Sc ofuluus disorders, when used
both internally and externally, 81 has no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen months, having the Whooping
cough for several months accom- aaoieI with
what the doctors call white canker, her r-Ouih
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
ieg tried everything for It's relief could hear
Of all to no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal cd Queen
Bess, +" went according to the directions, did not
use quite one bottle, and am most happy to
state to you that IL has cured my CHILD she is
now as well and hearty as ever she was In her
lie. I give you this, my certificate, hoping you
will publish 1t, that thousands OF others who
may be afflicted With any Of the above affec-
tIor3s may at once get bottle OF your Queen
Rsss" !" for ! feel sure they VIII md immediate
relief Yours respectfully,
MRS. G 10. WOLCDTT,
- a.
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Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh
MRS. WIN. R. CoLLINs' CERTIFICATE.

HANNIBAIl, MO NuE1I5t - Io7U
MRs JACKSON Dear 9sddyn I am most
bapTy to inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pnyst-
clans call nursing sore uouth, or canker Of the
mouth and throat, tried various remedies,
but found nothing 20 DO me any good until |
hf ard of your oils for the complexion and
Teeth called 4" Queen Bass" 1 bought one b IL
tie went according to directions, and am truly
thankful , say have found a permanent cure.
Hoping you will publish this, that other poor
su fferers may be benefited by it, l remain,
Yours respectfnlly,
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BLUFF OITY HOUSE
rn.1aun.blnrten street,

xryILL, OPEN on THURSDAY EE1Ii
w rom witch time we viii be ready 70 de-
= nefye Boarders and transient Custom, ~ ~
Iorse viii be kept in good style, the tao!e Well
snnnlied. ard careful aud prompt waters 70 al
80 - the wants Of our guests.
A eneT Bar Room g. connected vii me mouse
,-be-e fhe s,srt LIQUORS can always be found.
nE-I INCH crery morning o. ~ O'Clock.
febSIvs ii. LINDEAASH, FroPfietof
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
NfASONICDIRECTORY
1867.


1857.
LoDsE5.
LsoEzoFA, 20. q Meets l5t Aondsy ns ,rI3 in
and tL-IU. J. p Forster - 'front.' street,
". n. John Beaulshi sec'y.
Eovrz NEsrlIe. 30 as, Nests "a FTi1ay Q Of
-. :. wheeler. ~, NJ Ben. A. alien, sec.
LsrLA SC0TE. Eo.z53. Neeis ist A1ioay o. each
IaoatE -Es-i COR A2di51nS q 2 sscond. Jonn
Ai1siir, H -7.' x. z. wood sTCt soc
E-,rrr---.r- --a. 2rg. = ssis 30 f.-dey of each
sa0rth-o5H-.ei1 i1Fs' Hail. P. d. Stanley,
rrsyye. % No al i. D. Meets 9Th friday
~ each ri0ntl--sJ Frs1t street George
IfeIersh, l1i, v. N; 3. X. Fulen, I'd Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
Pvr-y C77spter. No l. Meets 81 Monday OF each
montl-Oc d-FsiIozys' EsI. Johu Zent, N. Z
Il. P; B. =. Levy. sec'y.
r. AND s. K.
each IaOuffl-E' 'IG-EsllDv-s' Hal. John Esnt.
IA. IL; h. J. Eigsini rec
TzaPLAIzs.
eYEESE CorlmendoTy. No.4. Nests 4th Mon
day Of each month John z=nt Com; r. j.
Wiggins Rec
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE,
2lH I.55t S;Trst.
HEsHEs Lodge Of t'erf9cl.i2n, iisa no; l.
G-Gdet Comm Er4c mons a y. et .e>.'t-y 5lI-ii -
% each month. Henry p. WcocaIds I'D, o..
N: Charles n. Carroll, 18th, Sec.
NITHRAs LoIae OF Fer'ection. lith.; 80. z
4
Meiisrsh, SO, o.. -. A. E, Frauklsad, Szd,
Sec. 80
CAEfpHr. gouncI ofE'rfaces Of Jerusalem, 18th;
Nc ]. Benz. K. PuIl8n, sd, IarsiA'-; -
CGTvaEY CHATTER Of Rose Croiz, 18th, No. l.
Clsrigs ~. Adams, ed, n. W.; x. T. Tom
PHIi1Pf llrisyi5i - BEPEEssrrs Council Of K-h, SOth
No l. Henry P. WOodsrd, Sd, ConIn.'.
William Y. erode 22j Rec.
CoNsIsTCRT or " WEsT TESls IasEEE, sd. John
AinsLie SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge c
Trader, sd, Reg.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Diseases of the Eye.

KEYsER. late a pupil Of Prof. V. 0rsefe
in rerlin, has established his ON e al = - =
- ain strs c., Opposite Court square heis PIE
pgred TO t-eat all diseases, make an opefs1A ms
and phy.icaI examinations of tEe Eye. he-
spectfully refers 70 the mhuica- proieasie. ~
the city. Ohiee hours II 10 O'Clock. ieh6 WY
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A0ufs MIS-, SSftS'3IiB WSi: b. COLLINS.
AeENrs WANTED -NaIe or FsnaIe. in svel

AGENTs WANTED -N9Ie or FaInaIe IN NNery
,wn and cou ntysin the United States, TO miro
d. g this celebrated preparation, Agents are
nov making from $3.50 to s205 per month, clear
of * anses. Apple. don7 for agencies can ne
made Ior the present to Mrs. Jackson, at the
Whitemore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or to the mar u
featuring depot, No. ll8 sixth street, ST. LOUIS
No either in person or by letter.
nOZ IT
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IN Offering OUR BITTERs TO the Southern
L Public, we have no hesiJancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern proouc'
tIoS ia our markets. In their devissment they
are purely Southern - compounded with
special adaptituds to the vSrieus types o.
stomaoie arrangements prevalent oul
climate.
Iii 3 gentle stimulant to the system aftel
undergoing severe Illness
II is a cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
1t cures D.arrhsa and Cholera Morbus.
II is a preventive for Chills and FeveTs.
1t an Invaluable companion for person
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It is HONE enterprise, and possesses tru'
merit.
50 Sold everywhere.
O. II. EBBERT q CO.,
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. 6 Howard Row,
tebIO II Mems pbis. Tenn.
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MUSICAL.
pI,Kas- nRalks. MELOaEeNs

ND other Must al lnstrurnents, Tuned ano
"a Repaired, in a superior and Worslnhn nIlke l
1nsnrer by HENRY q. EOLLEhBthb, fshe, s,
tfsef piano aud Organ maker. Orders leIt a.
NJ. go second street, or al +. II Ozark Jew
elrv store. viii be promptly attenoe1 70. nc nc
sofnue ended by Profs. Jacob hlller' Sapat119 -
fSbfds WinkleT and WitzInan. cee%<
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no. "a JEFFERSON SIREET,

I ~, ne ,es,r the Y l. Gents. call aronnd
m give Won = sc-ape, or. Ike Captain Braeg. :
i,ffie more grape. am 90 my own hook and
m NV own Dian. my friends all say ] n Ten
Ssrra1i,Te man They may call NE tnat what
NAV choose, they VIII nnd trat 1 am al right
on the goose am southern man ihe' an
save me lea1 and gave me bread. 4 am a-e0luz
- Ire south till 70 dead. Tnen- gents. corsa
sround At morn or ncoa, and 80 Shaved oc
shamrooned.
tal1 = uA-o@Al]4
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noARDISG.- Gentlemen and their wives can
b have nice rooms, fuI nished or unfuru ished,
with boasd. Also a few day boarders can be
accommodated At reasonable rates, Apply At
!s5 Second street, faois lw
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nARB4RIss IN ILLTxOIs.
From the Decatur JIllA Magnet, Jan. %.

Tine Shelby County Poor Parma sick
cnEuE Picture of Vice, RuBianiSsn and
Ignorant brutality.
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,.a. sm SAINT LoUIs
Wanted to EccHQn0e.

xrTHO viii exchange Memphis property for
w a well improved place OF 5000 acre so %
40 acres IN high cultivation. IN Yallobushs
county, Mississippi. ~ miles west Of Ccffse-
Vile : Gin House, Gin and Mil on the place.
90 n and cuaFters,as vel as Sta 5as,
ETibs str rs head Of Mules, 40 head OF Cattie.
Ssock Hogs and Corn and Fodder 70 run the
niacs. also. " agoGs, Farming Tools. etc, etc.
Hands can be had at lew ngures. q part OF
-rhfeh are now on the place. Might take parr
IN goode ware and merchandise Refer u
r,vsn, acNutt & Co, James Elder, Colonel Ed
pi.kstf Ii rlals lml A. a BROWN.
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Park avenue AcademY,

ts1HRFE MILES FROM MEMPHIS, NEAR
| Memphis and Charleston Rattroad. The OBJ
feet OF this school is 10 prepare boys ior tne
University OF Virgiulaor any college, or Tor the
active iut es OF II e. In the Primary DEPART
msnL special attention will be given 70 Read
inc Writing and Spelling. The Principal has
lad ten yesrs' experience IN teaching "a Alex
andrIa. fiehmond and Lynchburg, Virginia.
and designs establishing permanent school
frhe 4 csdefuy is located IN a community noted
for its ref neiueut and intelligence, and Il near
PARK Aveaue Church, where religious seryicss
are held every sunday. Board can De 9ot lined
session commences February -. Reference ::
DIR, j. J. Williams. n. n. 1rezevant, VI ID Dead
rick n Rayner Es1rs., Captain r. A. 90 e,
patrons: Hev. NJ. ID. Hogs. D r., Rev. +, '.
Moore, DID, Richmond, Va; Rev. r l. Dab
ney, b D., Rev. b. NJ. smith, ID d., nnisn sem
Inary Va. Rev. J. 3. Ra nlsey, DID, Judge ID
A. Wilson, Hon F. B. Dean, son Charles L..
Mos y, LyDchburg, Va; P'of 9. :. Nrna6ie,
University Of ViTSi,p1la, PROT !" M Din nWlouio'
Jals 5ws W l.. MILLEF. MA, Principal
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LO ST
$40 FRONT STREET,

THE following COUPONS OF the Mississippi
L and Tennessee r. h. were lost In tnis city IN
October last. Payment has beeA stopped any
Information concerning them Will be received
by ?. :. Davis. President First National Bank
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
m,ss skLLlg CORNELIUS

WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
w small Boys, on the % JANUARY, 1898
at the residence Of DIR. o. Early, on Jones
avenue, nfth door from Alabama street and
Immediately in the rear OF st. Msry's Church.
for oirIs and small b1ys. decA
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EDUCATIONAL.
snH00L NP FHE ROEY CRO g.

MRS. KETCHUM, Principal,
Nro. lO5 THIRD STREET. THE EASTER
~ Session will open on MONDAY, February
Z lsas. Fregch, Lstin ard Pencil Drawing.
without extra charge. Vocal and instrumental
Music nv Miss Nora Bradford. 1an1s w
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NOTICE.

VIHE undersigned having been appointed
Shelby county upon the estate of William
Brinkley, deceased, respectfully notifies ali
persons having claims against said estate 10
present them. duly certined, within the time
presc.ibed by law and AL persons Indebted to
said estate will come forward and s. tile the
same at No. IA Monroe street.
JOHN X. BRINKLEY, ,AdmH
February =, ls6s, feb7 iaw4w
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COTTON BALE
SALT. SALT.

n nnn Barrels SALT
UUtjaJ In store and 10 oarrfve--foT SAT- lo7T.
SCHOOLFIELD & HANAUEE.
No. 256 Front street.
fsu- I'm Agents Mason City SAT- Co.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
SPRING SESSION, 1909.
WI1-2&c "a asrzgs- EzUIrgsU
.U,-s aE the Appeal hob Office.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

Professor Viiiehuiiu would respectfully
announce TO the pubic that he will, on SatUu
day, the 18th OF January, open, at LIE AcadLL
emy, a permanent school for instruction in thon.
French Language. For the present, every Satsesi
aIuay' rom ~ a,'n " = ~ VIII oe ueNo'Su H.
are cordiaIy Invited to meet him at this instk
tuition on that day. The classes VIII be a.
ranged TO suit applicants, and the terms IN ac
cordance with The times. jal6 I'M
rs.
In sElFAndRs' French RsEnedIss-Hav ~
saved thousands all over Europe, hav.
ing been for many years the first asslstE.I
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It is aatilsutically stated that one-fnh Of fha
inhabitants, ,cf this country and Europe die OF
Consumption. No disease has been more thor
Oughiy studied, and its nature less understood I;
there Is no disease 1p0n which exists a great er
diversity OF opinion, snd n disease which haa
mose completely baird al medical EEiIl and
remedial agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Ccugb,
Ex xpactOra' ion. Shurtness OF Breath. Ir1i alton
about the Lungs and Chest, darriug Pains in
the Sides aud Back. EIuaciatiGn, and enerai
negstive condition Sf the whole system.
Psr-uns suffering with this dread disease or
any OF its ronconitautS. should lose no time in
possessing themselves OF the proper Remedy in
order that they may stay It's ravages, and be
restored 10 health. 1hs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-26

!
FIREs.--On Saturday morning last,
about one o'clock, an alarm of fire
aroused many of our citizens--the En-
gines were brought out, but no fire was
discovered. and the conclusion was false
alarm; but !during the day, we learned
that some broom corn, on the premises
Of John Mott, residing near the corpor-
alton line on the Boston Pike, had been
set on fire by some one, which had
caused the alarm. A few panneis of
fence, and the broom corn were de-
stroyed.
On Saturday evening last, between
eight and nine o'clock, the boiler shed
of N. R. Nixon's paper mill was discov-
cred to be on fire. It occurred from
kindling wood being placed by the en-
giueer on top of the furnace in front
of the boiler, which had ignited, and
being within two feet of the roof, the
blaze from the wood set FIRE to it. For
tunately the engineer had not left the
mill, and the fire had not made much
progress when he first discovered it, and
his head being level-(excepting the
mode it had suggested to dry kindling
material )-he mounted the shed roof.
and tearing the boards off next the main
building, prevented the fire from extend
ing in that direction. Soon help began
to arrive, and the fire was kept from get
ting into the mill-house by the vigor-
Gus application Of water thrown on it
from buckets, until the engines arrived,
when it was extinguished in short order
No rs getting on first water. The
whole fire department was promptly on
| the ground, and ready for any emergen-
cy; but Nos. 2 and were the only en-
gines in operation. The damage is very
siight-not more than $40.
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EARLHAM COLLEGE,
9Th mo-. Goth. 1868

9th mo-, ZUtn, 1oOo.I
Eds Palladium IL wish to say to
such Of our citizens as may feel an in
terest in the subject, that I am collect
ing box of minerals, fossils, soils, SAM
Piles of building material and other OBJ
| jects of National History, to send to the
Cabinet of Washington, as desired few
weeks ago by Gov. Baker and j. H.
| Wilson Commissioner of the General
Land Office.
BY arrangements with Gov. Baker l
shall send such specimens as may be too
heavy for the mail. Any contributions
that may be desirable in representing
our State in its Department in the Ma
tional Cabinet, may be left at Nichol-
sons Book Store, in Richmond, up to
the Goth of next month, with the doner' 8
name, / shall be obliged by the aid
given me.
| may also state that we have or yani-
zed an Earlham Society Of Natural His
tory, to aid in making contributions to
the Indiana depar;m emit Of the National
| Cabinet. to exchange with other institu-
/ tons and to enlarge our College collec-
tons. and we shall be thankful for any
contributions sent us.
/ Specimens Of birds, fishes. insects,
qnadrupeds, &c, can be sent to Prof.
J. Sanders, Chief Of the department OF
Zoology.
Botanical specimens to Isham Sedg
wick, Chief OF the Botanical Department.
And Geological specimens TO the sub.
scriber, Chief of the Geological Depart
ment. Respectfully,
B. C.. HOBBS.
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SOLDIERS GRAVES to the
circular of the COMMANDMENT Chief of
the g. A. r, Gen. Logan, published in
the Palladium last week, the Ladies as
we'll as the soldiers of the Post here,
will unite in decorating the graves OF
the brave and gallant dead, who sleep
their last sleep in the cemeteries near
our city, on Saturday mex, 3Oth inst
The loyal men of Richmond. are invited
to all by their presence in thus remem--
boring those who gave their lives for the
Nation, that justice and humanity-lib-
erty and law, might be preserved and
the onion perpetuated forever.
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COUNCIL PRocEED1Nes.-May1 10Th
All present The Street Committee were
Instructed to advertise for proposals to
wall up and cover the Sewer along South
Sixth street.
A petition for the grading and gravel
ing of Tenth street, from Main to Noble
streets, was referred to Committee on
Streets.
Mr.. Westcott had leave granted to
construct q Hay Scale in front of his
grain store on North Franklin street
The Committee Of Ways and Means
reported an Ordinance to appropriate
Sic, 900 of city bonds to aid in the erec-
ton of Public School House-accept-
ed. 4"-
More time was granted the Committee
to whom was referred matters relative
to the Wire Bridge.
The Committee of Public Improve
ments, to whom was referred the con-
struction of a Public Sewer, from the
foot of Marion to Main and Elizabeth
streets, report favorably, and state the
distance to be 4,300 feet, at cost Of
S29, 1877. They also recommend that
subscriptions be obtained from the pro-
perty holders along the line of said
Sewer, at six dollars per foot, which is
supposed to nearly cover the cost. A.
F. Scott and Irwin Reed were added to
the above Committee. The report was
| read the second time, and ordered to be
| enforced
Upon q recommendation Of the Fire
Department, Henry Downing was unan
imously elected Chief Engineer of the
Department for the ensuing year.
Chester r. Perry was elected Wood
Measurer.
Ewalt Combaski, Market Master.
DR.. T. H. Davis, j. w. Salter, and F..
/ Pruyn were elected members of the
Board Of Health.
A F. Scott, E. H. Page, T. A.. Nye,
j. H. Moorman, and B. W. Elliott were
elected as City Commissioners.
James M. King, City Measurer.
The Street Commissioners was in
strncted to complete the grading and
eraveling Of Vine street, between TT.
Wayne Avenue and Fifth street.
The city printing was accorded to the
publishers Of the Humming Bird.
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ITO the City CounciI.n

1 Under the above heading appeared
Q communication in the last issue, signed
by Stephen r. Virgins. referring to the
action Of the Council in relation to a
financial report. "a
In reply ask to state that'the report
to which he alluded was made out at the
request OF the Council, and delivered to
the Committee on Ways and Means for
examination, as to its correctness as
required by law. The COMMITTEES con-
sumed one-half day in examining and
comparing his books with it, and re
ported it correct to the Council, Which
was concurred in. tA
If Mr.. Virgins or any other citizen
desires q better understanding he is re
quested to examine the proper books.
CRY CLERK.
e In the communication of Mr.,
Virgins, relative to the above matter,
an error was made in the interest
item. It should read che also shows
sc, 9aS, 49," instead of "1.928.7s" as our
type made it. Figures will not lie
the difficulty consists in the manner they
are placed together.-Ed. Pal. e
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BoRERs.-From ''right smart sprink-
ling, Of sap around the roots Of locust
trees, we should Judge that the borers
are again at work, successfully boring
these pests long to mar their beauty and
destroy them.
The pavement in front of Citizens
Bank on Main, has been widened. and
the paving stones are being leveled both
on Pearl and Main around the Bank
ing Houses. John Peterson is doing
the work, and that is sufficient to say
it's we'll done B..
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Z FHsrIvAL.-The ladies Of Pearl-st.
NJ. E. Church, hold festival at Phillips
Hall, on Friday evening next. Goth inst
Strawberries and Cream, and other good
things equally palatable will be served
to all our citizens who will go and par
take. This being the first of the sea-
season" and many having forgotten the
delicious taste Of fresh "strawberries
smothered in cream" there is no doubt
Of its being extensively patronized. In
the language Of an exchange, The man
who loves not strawberries in his mouth,
And is not moved with concord of sweet cream,
Is ft for treason, stratagems, and spoils."
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OLD SETTLERS PICNIC.

The next annual meeting Of the Pho
neer Association Of Wayne County. will
he held on the Fair Grounds adjoining
Cent? eyille, on Saturday, June 18th.
Special invitations have been extended
to prominent Ea-ly Settlers, now resid-
irg elsewhere, to be present, and much
pains will be taken tomake the occasion
one of great interest, not only to the
Pioneer Fathers and Mothers. but to
their descendants and to the public at
large, Come up with baskets we'll filed,
and laying aside the distracting cares of
life, devote one day to the enjoyment of
this favorite social re union of the peo-
pie ofsWayne County. Short speeches.
sl(eehee and relics of early times, good
music NJ. will be the order of the day.
s !; ! ;:::: ;:-.... Committee
Centreville, Ind, May 25, 1859 3w.
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The public we'll on the West side of
Citizens Bank is now "an WE'LL" having
been refxed safely and substantially
under the Immediate supervision of our
efficient Street Commissioner, David
Haner, Esq, who knows how to make
. good and everlasting job. It is now
. firm and - solid as the 1Repablicaa
Platform.
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c. W. Burckhardt. has enlarged his
Grocery Store Building. on North Pearl
nearly opposite Engine House No. 3, by
building two story brick addition, run.
) ming back about ten feet STlius making
. nice and convenient room for his fine
stock Of Groceries; and, by the by, w
must he permitted to say there's moi
better Groceries to be hAd in the city;
1t fairer price, for cash, than can now
be had At Charley's establishment, or 9
more gentlemanly and accommodating
man in the city than he is. Try him. s