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the new and elegant styles Of Boots and Shoes
for spring wear offered by j. 8, QartTell, No. 900
seventh street, corner oi l. A larger and liner
stock than At any preyions time, The large
advantage Of fresh goods and latest styles at the
lowest prices Bnrtl nne goods fpF ladlea,
mlsses children and infants specially,
National Republican., 1873-03-08


large audience was In attendance at Lincoln
hall last evening to listen to the Rev. John Hall,
d. D., Of New York, lecture before the class OF
Christian workers on the subject OF "rhe Struo-
ture OF the New Testament" He stated that he
desired 10 make the arrangement OF the divine
word simple and clear. IL was well that the
original manuscript had not been transmitted TO
us, for II such had been the case II would almost
certainly have become the object OF ld0latfOus
worship, The books OF the New TestAmentB are
not arranged as they were issued. The nature
OF things and not the order Of time, settled the
order that now prevails. In the Gospel Is q
statement OF impartial facts given by our
Saviour, bringing these In contrast with the
souls OF men, and the result Is told In the Acts Of
the Apostles. The Eplstlea come after men have
tried the truth. The Gospels are theoretic truths,
and the Acts Of tho Apostles the practical re-
suits The Church is confirmation which la 70
manage the organization, and 70 the question
found In the Rplstles, "Wfll the Church OF Christ
| stAnd2" the Book OF Revelations answers "les."
Matthew, Marx, Luke and John give US separate
| sections OF the structure-the life Of Christ.
Taken altogether II Ia unity-a grand and
glorious unity, and Its arrangement meets all the
wants OF the living eplstle,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer ARRQw, Captain Frank Hollipgs.
her present owners, viii leave her wharf.
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY Sunday SIssgtSdl AT JdSo is O'CLOCK. FoR
The Tomb Of wHHhinston,j 3 and i9tsrmedlate Land
r JAMES SYKES,
eblsu Gen ,bupt Steamer Arrow
National Republican., 1873-03-08
The Premeuad, Concerto.

This afternoon grand matinee promenade
concert will be given at the Inaugural building
and In the evening another one will take place
there. Admission TO the matinee will be 70
oents, and In the evening 10 cents. Dancing
Will be among the pleasures OF the evening con-
cert,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Tr.,.6.r. or mai p.,.,.

W, l.. Wall A Co. sold on Thursday afternoon,
on the premises, by order Of Fullerton A Webb,
asslgneea, the large building known as Bradley /
stone mill, at the foot OF Sixth street, near the
river, TO Geo. MAttlngly, for $4,000. Also, two
small frame houses opposite TO haa, Bradley tor
National Republican., 1873-03-08
A Cemetery joke,

There has been considerable conjecture as 10
the cause OF the extreme cold weather during
the Inauguration times, and the fact has been
discovered that prominent citizen Of the South
visited Georgetown college very early on the
morning OF the 4th Instant and left the gates Of
that venerable Institution wide open.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Do Moi PoFaet

the sale at WIN. L. wan 4 Co.'S auction rooms,
corner OF Ninth street and PennsylyaniA avenue,
OF n. Fulton Co.'S unredeemed pledges, con-
plain gold and fancy rings and pins, gold chains,
penclla. Ac., 6c., this evening Saturday at aix
O'Clock, and will positively close that night.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
A Large aud RIsaaai Assortment

Of diagonal" /" "Basketp and "striped" Coatings,
mixed, striped and checked suitings, French and
English Cashmere, for pants, and French Per-
Gale and CLeYlots. shirtlngs Just received, at
Devln 4 Co.'S, lil9 PennsylVAnla avenue.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Rina Gaada

Dust received at GArtrell's, No. 900 Seventh
street. corner Of ], magnificent invoice OF BuIt'a
nne Shoes for ladies, misses and children. The
largest StOcE in the city OF this celebrated manu-,
fArlurer, Prices moderate.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Hn-NInhi

win positively close the sale OF diamonds, watch
| es, lewelry, &c, At DuncAngOn, Bowling d Co. .
/ AuctiOn-rooms, Ninth aud d streets n0rthWeaL
| The stock must be closed OUT and buyers will
! have chance Of getting bargains,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
nIariui & Bates.

The last quarter OF the present season OF tuI-
ton At the excellent and fashionable dancing
Classes for children will be formed at Q O'Clock,
and for adults at O'Clock.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
AIounf Veruaa.

The steamer Arrow win to-day resume her
utps 10 Mount Vernon. This will afford an
opportunity 70 the many strangers In the city 10
visit the tomb Of Washington.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

Messrs. Latlmer a Cieary will on Monday next,
commencing at 1880 O'Clock, have their closing
sale o. French bronzea, magnificent clocks, vases,
sold,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
CITY ITEMS.

GREEN WILLIAMS, anctloneers, will aellnpn
Thursday, March 10, at O'Clock p. m., valuable
improved property In square No. Iss, near the
Capitol.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

" PEortE VINO srFFER from the dull stupldlt,
That meets US everywhere In spring, and too
often In oil seasons Of the year, Knew how qulcl
II could he cured by taking Ayers SarsaparillA Il
purge the bile from their systems, we shoult
have better nelghbors a. well a. clearer heaili
to deal with. FMIW
National Republican., 1873-03-08
RARLows GALLERY OF FINE ARTS

Removed from No Isas to No iSaS Pennsyvania ave
On free exhibition and for sAle large collection
o. on Paintlnsu. fnsraytnga, Chromoa, HronEei
gsrlnsS 5tAtuaryl rare ChinAi also, choice stock
HIN, BARLOW.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

wH, l.. WALL A Co, Auctioneers, have for sale
at their bazaar different kinds aud STYLES OF car
riages; also on Monday, at II O'Clock a. m, a nne
assortment OF groceries AMI liquors.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

A MEETING Of the colorei citizens Of the
Twenty-nrst and Twenty-sccond districts will he
held Monday evening.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
Pennsyivnnia Ayenne, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets.

akss and FL: si:ss sISGT.ssSS SsasssS
National Republican., 1873-03-08

JAMES .BiiinSs; and sisss SshaspS
INAUGURATION WEEK! ,
GRAND FAMILY MATISEEs.
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and sainF-
day, nj 2 p. m.
HOST OF NEW STARS
First appearance In three years of
TOM MCINTYRE.
and Ethiopian Comedian.
FIRST appearance Of
CHARLEY FOLEY,
who will appear In connection with Mr.. McInyre
In double Songs and Dances, Ethiopian
speciAlties, &c. -
First appearance Of
MISS ANNIE FOX,
The Beautiful serio comic Vocalist.
first appearance OF
MISS JENNIE RAaAS,
The Charming skippins.rope Danseuse.
First appearance OF
MISS JOSIE PARRAN,
The Versatile Danscuse and Attress
MISS LIZZIE JOHNSTON,
aud Song and Dance Lady
Continued success Of
GEORGE WHITE,
Bone soloist and Pathetic Baladlst
| LEW SPENCER,
Dutch and Ethiopian Comedian.
MISSES MAzoRA ARNoLDI and LOUISE BLISS,
the Irresistible RoSsS Sss aSEts ssHS and Dance ladies'
MISSES MOLLY WILSON and SADIE ROaERs.
Bup retained
Tho whole under the direction OF JAMES PORTER
| the Versatile Comedian.
First time Of the now Burlesque, entitled the
INAUGURATION BALL,
introducing the entire Company
The richest Burleslue Of the season,
CREDIT MOBILIER;
OR, WHO STOLE KIsER's DOC.
The novel feature Of FOUR END MEN will be In.
troduced In the Minstrel Scene
The entire Company In new programme. replete
with Boneu, Dances and ComicalitieA
| Remember the Family MAtineea
Monday, Tuesday, wednesday aud Satur-
/ mis- day, commencing Mt 9 D. m.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

DrHcAssOS, DowLISG A Co., auctIoneers, will
sell this evening, at $50 O'Clock, about nfty
chromos and enHraylngs; also on Tuesday, March
II, at II O'Clock a. NJ, large assortment of gro
ceries,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
National Savings Bank

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
paysS per cent per annum on deposits for eacl
calendar mouth. Banking hours . to I; Satur
days, 0 to 4 aud Q tos.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
The wnshInaton CIly savinEs Hank,

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana ayenne
pays 0 per cent, interest on all deposits, Depo1
lts can be made and drawn n will,
National Republican., 1873-03-08

ASK YorR GROCER for DoOleys Yeast Powder
he best baking powder for preparing biscuits
rolls, bread, gIlddle.cakes, waffes, dc. Depot
cera,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Prepe.rd New Church.

A meeting was held last evening In the lecture
room Of the Y. NJ. @. A. building Tor the purpose
Of forming new congregation Of the Episcopal
Church. An organization was effected, with the
Intention Of establishing "a free church, TO be
supported by voluntary contributions, designed
TO be home and centre OF Christian fellowship
for the many strangers congregating here, and
one In which the operations and work shall be
conducted on the broadeat principles OF Christian
sympathy and charity, seeking especially the
rescue OF the careless and the uncared for"
The services are to he held In Lincoln hall a.
soon as pastor can be procured.
Messrs. c. Y. Foster, N. 7. X. Rankin, ], G,
Pratt and James Gassaway, NJ. D., were ap.
pointed an executive committee, to whom all
applications concerning the new church may hC
made.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Lecture BY Rev. DR.. Hall, Of New York.

then retired to deliberate, and ats O'Clock this
a. N. had not been able TO agree upon verdict.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Wallis Opera House,

Miss Charlotte Cushman, one Of the greatest
Of living artlstes, appears this evening a. Meg
Merrilles for positively the last time. Next week
out theatre-goers have brilliant prospect be-
fore them. Mas eastman viii appear as Queen
eslnsrpe cn N ms.h,s ,hs hisioFc & play o. .cnry WILL
she Is without q rival. This will be perhaps the
last opportunity we shall have Of seeing and
Isaa G ss q S g s,
tod, In consequence Of rehearaala for "Iienry
VIII" Mr. J. II. Taylor and the excellent com
pany will support Miss Cushman In her efforts.
willard Hall.
one Of the most agreeable and credltable en-.
tertalnments we have witnessed for years took
place last evening at the above hall. An amateur
dramatic association, "Home Circle, presented
Tayiors comedy OF "stIil Waters Run Deer. v
This play Ia always fayorite, and the manner in
which u was given by the ladies' and gentlemen
praise, Toe Misses Ware and &surer were un1. ..
sually nne for amateurs; In fact, II this had not
been known as such, we should have taken them
/ for professionals. There was an ease and grace
q style which ls especially worthy OF mention,
Messra. Leslie, Goodman and hamburger were
| not whit beyond the ladies In the excellence oi
their personatlons. In the scene In which Hawks.
ley compelled TO return the letters the acting
have seen. hop concluded the entertainment
The Hutchinson Family Concert,
under the management Of Mr.. wlddows, al
the Metropolitan church, promises to he q great
success. Ye widdows and ye chimes will b,
there and discourse music In the air. In speak
ing Of the Hutchinson family the New Yori
Tribune has the following; "The Hutchlnsoni
are peculiarly American. They belong TO the
country, for whose liberty they wooed the bird,
OF song and made her their own. Al their fee
the people cast their tributes of praise an,
wreathe their hrows with the garlands Of som
worn only by the sweetest singers OF the father
land"
The Theatre Comiaue.
grand matinee performance will be given a
the Theatre Comlque this afternoon, and In IN
evening the company, a. at present organized
viii appear In a rich programme for the las
time. Next week new stars will assist In kecT
ing up the nne reputation Of the Comique.
Metropolitan Theatre.
This evening the entire Metropolitan Nariet
Company will appear In q new programme =,
plete with songs, dances and the comicailties
Dutch, Irish and Ethiopian character. An hot
or two at the Metropolitan affords 1ne yariei
OF amusement.
Three Concerts.
The Mcndelssohn Qulntette club, Of Bosto
give their nrst concert OF the present series nei
, Monday evening at Lincoln hall, to be follnwt
! Tuesday and wednesday evenings.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
prpp EpvScu r.vny

PoSDS EXTRACT IL a family medicine that has
with what result
National Republican., 1873-03-08
HANpaoME

corner Four-and-a-half street and virginli
avenue southwest pays six per cent. inteTes
on all deposits, Deposits can be drawn at will
National Republican., 1873-03-08

SPRING 0vERcoLrs,
the largest stock In the city.
A. sAKs a Co., oiS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
ChoIce sloek or PaperhanEina., go,

u manufactured daily, and sold At the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eost
National Republican., 1873-03-08
0ESTIRI,

SPRING oyERcoAT,
A. sAKs 4 Co., sI6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

A. sGTs / Co, siO Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

&" ttuuceN prices 70 make room Tor spring STOCK
. At MARkRTERp,
No. 439 seventh street, between d and x streeta,
embracing all grades OF Paperhanglngs and
WINDOW Shades; also, choice PalntinRs Engrny-
lnga, Chromos and Photograph. Picture
Velvet &c.; Picture Cord and Tassela, Rings
Malls, Gold Plated, Pinned AMI Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

Boston Picked Pork.
Soused Pigs Feet nnd Trlpe.
Sat water oysters shucked to order.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
THE ORIGINAL

THE ORIGINAL
HUTCHINSON FAMILY
Have consented TO give q CONCERT at the
METROPOLITAN CHURCH
On MONDAY EVENING, March 10,
Under the auspices OF Mr.. y. wTDDOwa. Of the
Chimes, when they will give one OF their
Choicest ProgTammea.
On this occasion Mr. y. widows will play sey.
eral pieces the Chimes, which will be distinctly
Organ BY Nj, qEO, W. MkLTEii. the distinEuishea
several Choice Pieces on the Organ.
Admission Fifty cents; tickets to be had at Met
zerotts Music Store, tho Principal Hotels, aud at
the Door. The church will open at O'Clock: Con.
cert commence al 4 O'Clock mhAA
National Republican., 1873-03-08
THE NEW CoLOSsADR HoTEI, PhlladelphIa, Pa.
is within four blocks OF all the newspaper ofices


THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plants, either Of recent or long standing are ad-
ylsed TO use Blalr's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
nave been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
Phour A HAHAsr, 429 Strand, London, Engtand,
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE clean. sound teeth. all may have by
using daily THuRsroSs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACnISK-sPREAD STRRRaTHEHINd PtAs-
Ikits whenever plaster Is needed, are unri-
vailed. Price %, 70, and 30 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, gloasy hair, all desire Il. all
may have u by constant use OF THoMPsOS1
Pomade optime. Price, 25 and 80 cents per
bottle.
LI0Hr coLoRED Kid Gloves very stylish when
not solled. JouyESs inodorons Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly; price 70
fancy dealers,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Febrey'a Star Market

AGn HnL and an amount Of money has beeu
National Republican., 1873-03-08
NTetropeIltau Theatre

This evening the entire Metropolitan Variety
Company will appear In new programme re-
plete with songs, dances and the comicalities OF
Dutch, Irish and Ethiopian character. An hour
or two at the Metropolitan affords nne variety
of Amusement,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
The Hutchinson Family Concert,
The Theatre Comiaue.

A grand matinee performance will he given at
the Theatre Comlque this afternoon, and In the
evening the company, az at present organized,
will appear In a rich programme for the last
time. Next week new stars will assist In keen.
| Ing up the 1ne reputht ON OF the Comiaue
National Republican., 1873-03-08
spring Oyercoais,
The Five Gents. Saving. Hank,

An extensive
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Three Concerts

The Mcndelssohn QuIntette club, Of Boston,
give their nrst concert OF the present series nexi
Monday evening at Lincoln hall, to be followed
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.,
CHURCHES.

Protestant Episcopal--REv HORACE BID
MIN HAYDEN, Rector, ,vo
NE. Church-REE GEO, G, WlLDlNG!
NE. Church, sOuth-Rwss, K,vAUGHF'
PFe.byterlan West Virginia. REv. R. c.
BTRWlRT, Pastor. uv
Presbyterian ,Greenbrier)-REV. WIN. E.
HILL, Pastor,
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RoMpING GIRLS.

Most women have dread Of these -
Mothers would rather their little daugbt-
era we're called anything else than rODPS
They say to Them, "be very quiet now
my dears, don't run or jump try and Oe
little Indies" As ifa healthy child could
BE- still; as il it could take time to walk or
step over what came in its way; as IT II
could fold its hands in its lap, when its
little heart is so brim full OF tickle. 1t IS
absurd aud wrong, because it is unnatural
Children. girls Us we'll as boys, need ez'
ercise; indeed, they must have it, to be
kept in healthy condition. They need
it to expand their chests, strengthen their
muscles, tone their nerves, develop them
selves generally. Aud this exercise must
be out Of doors too. 1t is not enough to
have calistheuics iu The parIor. They
need to be out in the sunshine, out in the
g,ass, out in the woods, out of doors Somc-
where, il it be DO bigger place than the
common or the park. Suppose they do
tan their pretty faces. Better be as brown
j
as berry, and have the pulse quick aud
strong. than white as lily, and complain
Of cold feet and headache. Suppose they
do tear their clothes; suppose they do wear
out their shoes; it dom try mothers pa
ticuce aud strength half so much to wash
and mend as it does to watch night after
night sick child, aud it dOu't drain q
fathers pocket book half so quick to buy
shoes as it dedS to pay doctors bills.
Indeed, We dqn.t believe there is apr't-
tier picture in all The wide world than that
Of little girl balancing herself on the top
most rail Of nu old pig.zdg fence, her bon
net on one arm and a basket Of bIackber-
ries on the other, her curls streaming in
the wind or ripping over her flushed
checks, her apron half torn from her waist
aud dangling to her feet her dnggrs stain
ed With berries she had picked, aud her
Ilus with those abe had eaten. Mother,
don't scold that little creature when she
comes aud puts her little basket 90 the Ia
ble and looks ruefully at the rent 10 the
uov giOgb:u sprOu, and St'he little bare
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toes sticking out the last pair Of 'hOe'.--
Wash Of her face aud HOilsd haad'.
aud give bor bowl Of cool Dilk and hotN
bread, and whom she bm eaten her GIL and
got rested, make her cit down beside you
aud toll you what she h'' seen Cd IN those
meadows and VOOdI.
Her heart WILDE full Of beautiful things
tho sound Of the wind, the fall Of tho
heavens. tho music Of the wild birds aud
the laugh Of The wild flowers, The riPPliOg
Of streams and the color Of pebbles, tho
shade Of the clouds, and the hue Of the
sunbeAms-nll lhO'eWil kavs woven their
spell over her innocent thoughts, and
made her poet 10 feeling, Il not in sE-
preston.
No, mothers, don't nur'o up your little
girls like house plants. The daughters Of
this generation are to bO the mothers Of
the next, and il you would havO them
henlty in body and gentle 10 temper, FREQ
from nervous affections, 6dget' and bluo';
il you would Ct them for lifo-in joys, i'G
cares, and lie trisls-lOt them have good
romp every day while they are growing
It is natures own specific, aud, il taken
in season, warranted to cure all tho ills Of
the girl and tho woman.
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oar Of the gondolior cut the water With its
swift. bright blade, aud the gondola glided
swiftly through the lhgunO.
BePpO was nervous and frightoued =
know the fierce, passionate nature Of Ms
mcrsldu, aud OOW for the frSt time rcmem'
bcrcd clearly how be had provoked her
Haste, Giovanni, haste" hO cried,
reyeriSbly. IAN that | possess IS thine
itthOu brugeSt me 10 time 70 save Viola
from death, and E,menldA from the crime
Of murder"
Giovanni bowed to bic work till The
tough oar bent like a VillOW.Waud in bis
sturdy grasp,
In a moment they were at The foot Of
the stair,
Bcppo Sprang up the steps. A servant
was there to question him, but be dashed
him aside, aud, bursting through the door,
spraOg up the inner staircase, aud thread
ed the long dark galleries with trembling
aud rapid step.
The deep.tuhcd Turkish carpet Of the
hall dcadeDed bis bassy footballs, and the
door. Of tue single apartment Vhere'frOu
the light glimmered, was HjAr.
lie comPrcheuded everything the mo-
meut be entered. Viola was in the bed,
asleep The remnants Of a feast we're
scattered over the aoor-Shattered diShc'
and broken goblols. The wine bad been
druggcd, and Viola was surely asleep
Bcppo stood for moment, frozen with
fear,
Esmeralds was bending over tho sleep
or, with long, slender poignnrd 10 her
right hand, 10 the very act Of striking
her unconscious victim
f BeppO spraug forward, With loud
sbriek
Hold, Fsm,rulda, hold! ho cried
But be was too late,
The cleaning SlilotttO descend and
drank the life of the sleeper, who turned
iu the couch, gaspdd once and expired.
E.meral{a plucked forth The reeking
steel, aud turned upon BcPpo.
Such is tho doom Of thy mountain
songster!" she cried. "Look that the
master follow not the pupil"
Bevpo snut upon his knees, and there
was hotGibg but supreme horror in biz
cOuntenance'
Miserable murdcroo'! HnplosD Eomer-
aIda!!" be gasped. "YioIa was my child
mine own daughter, Thou art lost, in
deed"
Esmerada was sentenced to death, but
she committed suicide 10 prison. The
popularity of The maestro vaued rapidly
and few years later be died broken
hearted, and iu exceeding indigence and
misery.
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A young man in Bean Hill. COnuooti'
cut, was wanted as witness in liquor
case He saw tho constable coming for
bin, rushed into +, tauuory. aud bid him.
self 10 the sWeating,roon, whore the hair
is loosouod from the skins BY steam. Tha
engineer iuuOceutly let on this steam, au4
the consequence is that tho unwilling VT.
ness ia ss bald as Elisha.
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THE CITY.

N,yor-Wu. Il. T0NLINSON.
EtSo,dsr--A. Il. HALE.
Surr,aut-O. & FRAKLlS.
Couneilusp--AndrSV X. Darst, Robert N
.Vnuslund, John Cooley, Robert Young
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MAGISTRATES.

MAGISTRATES,
pr. CHARLES T. B. MOORE and WILL
LIAM FRENCH.
Ooputablo-J. JEWETT. ~ Gro
Noturies-JOHN Z. TlAAS. 7. " SlS
SONMd D. ". P0LSLEY, aud JASAES D.
COUCH, IN.
HI,oMo-Minluru Lodge No 10, A. T. and
An, mestu monthly on the nigh! Of the iGlI
mSOn, Tue same being Tuesday, or on the
faouday night Immediately preceding "'J
KENNY. Secretary.
10. O.,P.-The Point Pleasant Lodge NO.
HLO, F.. meets eVely Thursday night
Al Fnb,ri Hall. JOHN MASON, Secretary
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Why does a blOckbeat deserve Ptonol,
ion2 Because be is eqs'l ts,sa,yiVo'h
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