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On the police bill there sprung up
a discussion relative to the number
of police on duty and under pay. One
week showed twenty-three on duty,
another week showed twenty-five on
duty.
The Chief Of Police said he had put
the additional men on duty by in
structions of the Mayor.
Some of the Councilman thought
that but twenty policemen were on
duty.
The explanation of the Chief of
Police was satisfactory, and the bills
were passed.
On reading a bill for hauling cross
ings, it was stated that crossings
which had been hauled to one place
had been hauled away, and no one
knew who had removed them, Mr..
Richards averring that he had only
hauled one gunneT, you know" up
Main Street, you know"
Bill of jackson Fire Company laid
over for further investigation, the
task Of explaining it.
The bill Of w. B. Mclean for SER
vices as clerk on the Registration
Board. was laid over for further con-
sideration.
Mark & Henning's bill was allowed,
to be paid in orders. Stackhouse sug.
gested that they would not receive
orders, as the bill had been made at
lowest cash prices.
Bill of Kirkpa trick and others, for
street work, provoked some discus
sion, but was finally passed.
The committee on fractional lots
adjoining Ninth Street School house,
submitted a report stating that Mr..
Miller asked 800 and Mrs. Sens
meier asked $500, and recommended
that it be not paid. Concurred in.
A communication was received from
Geo. Woldin asking reduction on
assessment. Referred to Committee
on Erroneous Assessments.
Other petitions Of like character
were similarly disposed of.
Mr.. Reitz made a verbal report re-
lative to taxing the portion OF certain
lots on which the new road to Oak
Hill Cemetery has been located. The
matter was passed over.
Councilman Jones submitted an or
dinance for jerrymandering the city
into niue Democratic Wards. Passed
over for the present.
A petition was received asking that
the Gas Company extend the gas from
Second on Division Street to Ninth
Street. On motion of Mesker, the
petition was granted.
An ordinance was submitted to re-
peal an ordinance relative to opening
alleys and streets. Laid over one
week.
A petition was received remonstra-
ting against the erection of a salt shed
on the corner Of Pine and Water
Streets. Laid over.
A petition was received from AS.
Martin, asking for certain crossings
to be made. Granted.
Mr.. Reitz stated that there were
many com plants made relative to the
manner of keeping Locust Hill Gene
terry. Referred to the Committee on
Cemeteries.
A sample Of gravel from Hender-
son was exhibited, and general APP
probation was expressed.
Ordered that the street corner of
Third aud Locust Streets be repaired,
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l16rf's be- levsied up.
A defect In streets at the corner OF
Ninth Street and Seventh Avenue,
was ordered to be repaired.
The ordinance submitted by Coun-
Gilman Jones to jerrymander the city,
was called up. III
Steele moved to postponeit for one
week. Not agreed to, only Steele and
Kolle voting to postpone.
Jones moved to suspend the rule
and pass tie ordinance, which was
agreed 20; ayes 6, noes 2. f0.qs
Kirkpatrick made speech rela-
tive to a pillow. but amid the confusion
we could not hear what he said.
Councilman Reitz desired to have q
cistern constructed on Seventh and
Fourth Avenues, for the protection
of manufactures. Reitz Schneider
and Kolle were appointed Commit
tee to select location for the cistern.
Jones suggested patent sliding
ladder, and Mesker moved the APP
pointment ola Committee to examine,
and if satisfied, to contract for three
ladders and three hooks. Mesker,
Jones and Steele were appointed.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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Rolls OF HONOR We s
debted to Prof. Cow. Super .tsadsnt
of the Public Schools. ,r 4be calIow.
ing list of pupils vi a have secured !.
place on their Be .hool Rolls of Honor,
and which We have not heretofore
publishef., and their publication will,
doubtless, be gratifying to children
arG parents
FIRST AND SECOND PRIMARY scHaoLs-NoT
ABSENT OR TARDY SINCE SEPT 1.
First Primary, Locust Street -
Teacher, Miss Lilly-Louise Keichle,
Christina Schlager, Mena Eager and
Thos Settlemires.
Second Prinsary-Mis Emma Conn
Teacher - Barbara Meyer, Emma
Kehrig and Henry Messenger.
FIRST Primary, Looer Buitdin9-
Miss Kelley, Teacher-Tilly Enrich,
Mary Rushstine, lilly Reese, Emma
Dixon. Katy Dodenhoff, Clara Simp-
son, Bridget Garvey, lilly Hopper.
First Primary, Park EchOOt-Miss
Dougherty, Teacher = Mary Feltz,
Jacob Smith.
Second Primary = Miss Rahm-
Emanuel Brown, Mary Pfsterer.
First Primary, Upper Buildtng-
Miss Davis, Teacher-Clara Adams,
Belle Adams, William Grange, Mar
Gus Sonntag, Charles Weaver, Charles
Woods, Amelia DeBever, Laura
Blemker.
Second Prinaary-Miss Mcfarland.
Teacher = Willy Adams, Electra
Brainard, Hetty Blemker, Carrie
Lunkenheimer, George Bense, Chas.
Bense, Nelly Stiuson, Willy Wickery.
First Primary, Ninth Street-Miss
Tabor-Lottie Archer. Lizzie Cooke,
Willy Hinespeter, Mary Miller, Ed
Gle MED ohnston, Henry Uhl, Philip
Wiggers, Willy Whittlesey, Lizzie
Wolf.
Second P,-tnaary-Miss Mary Weld
Charlotte Rooster, Willy Miller,
John Rohsenberger.
FIRST Primdry--Miss Matte Spence,
Alice Ayers, Carrie Patrick, Alice
Harper, Kate Selcer, Rachel Hof-
mann, August Keith, Willis Paine,
| Willy Major, Fred. Thole, Sarah AL
lison and Henry Kraft.
Second Primary Miss Wach =
| Kate Hess.
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In MemOFIam,

HALL OF NEwBURGH LODGE, No. ia,
4. and A. I. NJ. a. j.
In memory of our deceased and beloved
Brother SAMUEL REED, whose death occur
red February 9th, at 1920 PM, we, your
Committee on Resolutions, beg leave to
report the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the ALI Wise
Ruler of the Universe to remove from our
midst, by death, our beloved Brother
SAMUEL REED, while we mourn his loss to
us. we bow in humble acknowledgment to
the win of God. who doeth all things well.
WHEREAS, IL his removal to another
sphere the coninunity has lost one of its
best citizens, the Church "burning and
shining light" his family kind and in
duigent father, the Grand Lodge has been
deprived of one of its brightest lights, a. d
subordinate Lodges of one OF their most
impressive Lecturers and useful instruct
ors, and our Lodge of one Of its greatest
benefactors. While We bow in humble sub
mission to the authority of the Supreme
'Arehitect ofthe Universe. we commend to
all the imitation of his example, the prao-
tiee of his virtues, and the uprightness Of
his life; therefore, ta+
ResotUed. That the Lodge wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That we tender the thanks of
our Lodge to Reed Lodge and Evansville
Lodge for the kind regard paid his menu
DRY ia performing the last rites and cere-
monies for our departed Brother
sResotred, That we tender our most sim
cere sympathies to the bereaved daughter
OF our beloved Brother, and that a copy of
these preambles and resolutions be placed
IN her hands. 3H&fIG#
ResoEUed, That they be spread upon the
records of the Lodge, and that the WarriclE
Herald and Evansville JoURNAL and Colt-
yier be requested to publish them.
w. w. SLAUs HTER,
]. r.. TILMAN,
- Y. B. MEREDITH, ss.l5a
q e lssszs.I s4zstsf ID. +. BATES u s4fa
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INAuauRAr1oN OF rHE Rooms 0.

INAUeURATIoN OF THE Rooms OF
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-
CIATIoN.-A large audience assembled
last night at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, corner
of Main and First Streets, to listen to
the address of Dir. f. @. Willett and
take part in the opening exercises.
The meeting was called to order by
the President, Mr.. L. Rufner, Jr.,
and after singing and prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Willett proceeded to
deliver his address, which was alto
gether worthy of the occasion, and
aeiIeIted the warmest praise from all
present. +.
The Association may congratulate
itself upon the suspicious opening of
their rooms. which will be opened
hereafter each day at IL AN. for 4
Union Prayer Meeting.
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River DISADVANTAGES.

NASHVILLE, February Is. - The
river is stationary, with eight feet on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived-J. N. Phillips,
from RoWena, with a tow of 5000
bushels coal; Havana, from Cincin-
natl; Tyrone, from Cairo; Pink Var
Bile, from the upper Cumberland.
Departed-J ohm Lumsden. for Cairo /;
Camelia, for Pittsburg.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 15.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rose 6 inches.
ArriVed-MInneola, from Cincinnati.
Departed - City of Alton, w. r.
Arthur, aud Belle Memphis, for ST,
Louis; Magenta, for Cairo; Coosa.
with 200 bales cotton. for Evansville.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 15.-Port List
j. II. Groesbeck, New Orleans to
Cincinnati; Milbrey, Cincinnati to
Nashville; Charmer, Evansville to
Cincinnati. River continues to rise.
with 9 feet inches In the canal, 7
feet 9 inches on the falls, and 5 feet
9 inches over the rocks. Weather
cloudy and cold. Business dull.
CAIRO. February I5.-Port list
Armada, Evansville packet, 10 p. NJ. !;
Belle Vernon, st. Louis to Pittsburg,
10 P. M; Allen, St. Louis to Shreye
port, IL P. NJ; Julia, st. Louis to
Vicksburg, Ii P. NJ, Norman, Mem
phis to Evansville, l a. NJ; Cairo,
Memphis to St. Louis, 3 A. NJ; Rubi-
con, Vicksburg to st. Louis, 4 A. n.
Tacony, st. Louis to Tennessee River,
ga. M; Thompson Dean, st. Louis to
New Orleans. PPM; Legal Tender.
Louisville to New Orleans, 2 P. NJ. !;
Tallisman, Nashville, 4 P. NJ. River
rose II inches. Weather clear and
pleasant.
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FIGHT ON MAIN STREET.-Pugi-
listic sport seems to be on the in
crease, and the example of Black
stone and Quintillion seems to be
spreading. Yesterday, Lignum and
Stannum had controversy = the
exact point in dispute not having
been definitely ascertained, Lignum
waxed wroth and handed Stannum
one, which sent him to grass. The
victor dropped into the Recorders
Office to pay for the taxing, but His
Honor had retired. Stannum, also,
called, but there was no one to re-
ceive his complaint.
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+ VALENTINEs.-As usual. the Post
Office Sunday and yesterday was over
powered with valentines. A small
minority were tasteful and elegant,
while a large majority were low, vul-
gar or obscene, which indicates about
the composition of tne community.
1t is about time public opinion would
wake up to the necessity of a reform.
The largest proportion of persons
calling for valentines are children,
and it is not highly creditable that
the large majority sent and received
are of low and vulgar character, and
oftentimes bordering upon the OBJ
scene. st. Valentines day is fast be-
coming an abomination.
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DxyUrx ApRRAIsEaa---sJohn l.
Wood has been appointed Deputy
App User for the Third District or
Precinct of Pigeon Township, ana
Joseph 2. Befridge has been appoint
ed for the Ninth Precinct.
The appointee in Perry Township
James Distinguishing declined
another will have to be selected Tor
that Township.
Tho several Deputies and the APP
nraiser himself are fully at work now
n listing and afixing the value Of
property.
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MATHEMATICAL Professor An
drews, of New York, the celebrated
Mathematician, who is SO well known
throughout the country as teacher
of his new and exceedingly rapid
mercantile course, consisting of in
terest, percentage, and the short null
DUPLICATION of plain and fractional
numbers, etc., and who is meeting
with fine success in organizing class
of our citizens, comes very highly re-
commended by hundreds of the first
business men of Chicago and other
cities. Prof. Andrews has rooms at
the Sherwood House, where he may
be consulted when not professionally
absent.
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pg For pure Drugs, Medicines
and Liquors Tor medicinal use, Ivory
Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes.
Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes,
go to Schuermann 81 Burford' s Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours. ian13 6mos.
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TrNuN aAE.E aWyiHM-A splendid FARM.
~. cputfiulus 400 meroHs sB under cullVl-.
tiuns ami 20 lm fimfbfrs
sad farm lHhllunied tlraa and "a hnlr m lIos
above Toe city Of a.uHlIaNIlfe. uUur Lng
tIeem river Hond lne ImUFuYumrut
CONSIST of 20 dwelling house, euutluiun
rlN rNOnfHs 0cilHr, two clateruH. q barn Hud
other l-buildlnuH=- ala Dew aud OF OBJ
most approved stN la
THeIc fs ana elegant yamnw urchnfd Ou
snld place 0i nbout one hundred trCaai of
theehOlceHb VfueupH.
Al v, "a clay plt. from which three pot
lefies arc bnlu8 constantly supplied
h4f DffI icuHtfas apply - MRS. MARIA
II DAL ltlNr0H, on tne UremlaeHi or Nd.
dress FnagOniee Box l2s EWnnBVllle, Ind. F
fefjfl1ln
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PHILIP PHILL1Ps, whose songs were
the delight of thousands in Europe,
it will be remembered sings in our
city on Thursday evening. The con-
cert will be one of the most enter
tanning.
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LADIES MITE.-The ladies of
Trinity Methodist Church will give
one of their pleasant Mites in the
parlors of the Church this evening,
and urge their friends to be present.
The admittance is ten cents. Re
freshmeuts will be provided for all
who desire them.
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"a Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDWELL & Co.'s Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
IN the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. [oe26 diff
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold Ia the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by Fl. ID. Aliis & Co., First st.
second door below Vine.
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FoR RENT-A desirable dwelling
house, containing ten rooms, large
yard, plenty fruit and shrubbery, on
Sixth Street, between Main and Syea-
more. Possession given 18th inst. d.
Enquire of KELLER & WHITE.
feb6-tf Hsflr(si
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
H'QbuarV IL IS6S

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and Councilmen Blem-
ker, Jones, Steele, Stockfeth, Reitz,
Kolle and Scriber. Absent-Council-
man Rocker.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bills were presented
il. 4
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-The Recorder
had a fair run of custom yesterday,
but not up to the usual Mondays
BUSINESS. We regret to say that the
Recorder has been somewhat indis-
posed for several days past. and had
to retire early yesterday. Its little
remarkable that three of the most
prominent dispensators of justice in
the city are on the sick list-two of
them Entirely unfit for duty, and the
other nearly so.
Emanuel Jackson, colored indl-
vidual, In company with a fellow
countryman, VIM. Read, was drunk
and profane. jackson was charged
Sc 95, which he paid. Read was
charged s. 80, which ne secured.
Pat. Kerrigan, descendant of the
Huguenots, we should judge by the
name, was exceedingly drunk, on
Saturday, so drunk in, fact, that he
had to be trundled to the ealaboose
on dray. For his luxury, and the
accommodations be had received, he
was required to pay, and did pay
Sc 95.
Helen Hamburger, wife of the fa-
nous Philip of blessed memory, was
charged with having assaulted and
battered a woman that had been en-
ployed in the family. This proved
an expensive luxury, as the Recorder
charged her S17, which she promised
to pay during the day.
Several other afidavits were fled
and warrants issued. but the parties
had not been arrested.
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B~ In order to remove any excuse
for having any printing done East. we
have put our prices on all kinds Of
job Work and Binding at rates that
will be found as low. and. in many
cases. much lower than New York.
We invite our merchants to examine
our prices and samples.
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FINE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Our
old friend Joseph P. Elliott & Son,
offer some very desirable property for
sale. See their advertisement.
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A Busy DAY.-As an indication
Of the lively condition of business
at the city wharf yesterday, we may
state that there were twenty steamers
at the landing during the q hours
ending at midnight last, including
three irst-class Louisville and New
Orleans packets.
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Eg Before sending your orders for
Tags to any other city, call at the
JOURNAL Office and find what they
can be bought for at home.
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DISSOLUTION NoTIcE.-Os borne &
Becker have dissolved partner zip.
Charley continues the business, and
he is master of the art.
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B9 Envelopes. Letter Paper. Legal
and Fools Gap, or anything in that
line, can be purchased at very low
rates at the JOURNAL Office.
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KENFU CKY PROPERTY FOR RENT
R. j. Littlepage, of jacksonville,
offers desirable property to rent. See
his advertisement elsewhere.
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e~#AE MMMH ~ itNHME-HNUHE -a THAT
- very aeeirH} brick store house, ~ hV
~ leeit ou tne corner OF Main and Main
Dfgas streets, ~ ndiaonvillo, Ky. Ina baHt
pN h"NN and location lu the eilv.
tYN ron given Tie IHt af maren. 1860.
Apply - thu oiHeo. or address,
LAfhLNPAlE a. SHAW.
iefp NsH Mndlauuviiie. ky. p
t-isflt ts.sh.ebualN laa u0UaH-Hu.
- Hl tahtM, ct fnif ihfo@ dunIH "a Iu thn
e'EueI NA AAHA rttenk FOR particular
appit 70 AltlEUft IuDuE.
y iHbt e. AZ dENalNB.
'E.Fgag HINT THE AMERICA NJ
- HOUaE s one 81 iha Doaf hotels Iu
i4ganHYiifa, Indiana 49, iH located in tho
midst nf are pusiHesa part of tho elty
fruHfs on Wnfff street, near fle cOruDr I'd
Water nHa ~ cafnufef mud mas splendid
ttNef view. utt Az ia4Wo hnd eommOdluua
~ ie8 taau "a square rom Main Street
Mud u rHY OF n cflH nom iNe FfUfr, rHIia
road auh urrdunuing country. l0weaHfDu
ofreH u Df4 isf, 1900 Apply tu
AlNAli joHNa8hs Admit
ln1IDutf HVnmHVlllo, Ind.
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CITY N e w S.

BD Genuine Faber Pencils for sale
at the JOURNAL Office.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

To LouIsVILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock P. M.
O'Clock p. M.
To GREEN RIYER.-Every Monday and
Friday at O'Clock P. N. Every Thursday
at 8 O'Clock p. n.
To EAsFPoRT.-Every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 4 o'clock p. n.
To HEgDERsON-Daily, except Sundays,
mt 3 o'clock PM.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at Up. n.
70 ME4PHIs-Every Tuesday at IN.
RockportS Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
vflie,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 p. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept 8undays) by P. N.
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily except Sum
Aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
9sclOck p. NJ.
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FOUND.

~OCKE E.BOOK "A pocket-book be-
longing to party in Tennessee. Has
been left at the Journal Office TO await U Q
owner. IIe1o
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- $50 1ss...4s..ss

Esy Note Rsper, the haeeF 10 the
.;tv for sale in quarter ream packages
At the JOURNAL Office.
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LouAx. re

BD- Tendsrioins and spareriba for
sale, for the5next three days, at Ell,
lott, Ruffner & Co.'S pork house. on
Locust Street near Third. feb16- 1t
Coal. IL CENTS PER BBsHEL-For
the rest OF the season, and until fur
Their notice we will deliver the best
Bediam Coal at IL cents per bushef
to all parts of the city. A liberal
discount by the boat load to manu-
faeturers. Send ordersfto No, .2Main
Street. JNo. INGLE, JR., & Son,
Proprietors Bodiam Coal Mines.
feb16 ct. s.f -
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1900 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades. aeso5 Laf
l.. RUFFNER, JR. & Co,
feb12-tf No. Main, near Water st.
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BAcoNi LARBtl FLoURll PoRKll
LOCO Sugar Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams. Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
S. e. Breakfast Bacon = all of our
own curing, and a0crrdnted 10 give
satisfaction. tTfl~
100000 pounds Bulk Meats.
500 tierces, kegs, and cans Choice
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For SALE. = A nice Tsoo-ssoyv
D1reltin0 House. with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part. OF the city,
win be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call to- dag, as [ am re-
quested to sell aoitlt01a deldg. r1i5te
4 rs" ALvAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent
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600 -
ltaf EnlE
T-F0H RALE --VALuABLE MAIN
~ a1tsf9sr PROPERTY -Tnat splendid
isrobeFtN Al uaNm cas- tho Eelef property
mated OH CO. west corner on Main ana
blHth htfetia, ErOuflnH 1Yz fcet on Mniu
7ifeel tuu hi e@f oh fiKih htrnel @ttt
pfnfHHiy "a nitt rnd fHF nHie nt low n#utra
on ehry lefnf., ~ Poly ID
j. j.. EIa OH q son.
Atntt ESTATE Agents,
ga Corner Locust ann rnird strrofs
.l.a aaaasNl
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The change on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad takes place on Monday, Decem-
Der 18th. after which we VIII correct the
time table of that Road.
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RAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTIl

.......... ~ +. NJ
Going East...-.--.---..-- ..-... --..-.s5:0 I'D p A.
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Ell. &N.R.R.. Northern Division.
IRAINs GOING sOUrH.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave henderson daily t8undays
excepted,i -.....s 2shO PM
Arrive al HanscIn .....-..--.--...... 1910 Pm
q GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson. .-...-.--.-.... 8 :I5 A NJ
Arrive at Hende rs0n. ....... :55 AN
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DI- Trimming Satins and other new
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Partnership Notice

Partnership Notice.
FEVIIE OLD FIRM eff WARREN 4,
- CONJUNCTION is re established from
and after the Sth dag of February by ike
return OF Mr.Gonyngton into the business.
AL persons knowing themselves iadebt-
ed To me Will please call and settle imme-
dlateay. q. W. WARREN. +
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