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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18


A correspondent of the CONNER
cial puts the situation in Arkansas in
a nutshell as follows:
If every black man in Arkansas
had a guard of a dozen soldiers to
conduct him to the polls, and see
that he put in a Republican ticket,
and if every white man should vote
as unbranded as the wind, the State
would be Democratic. 1t is Demo
cratic just as Vermont is Republican,
because it wants to be. Republican
rule there-such "Republican' rule
as administered by Clayton, Dorsey,
Old Joe Brooks and Poker Jack
Mcclure, has been a curse, a blight,
a hinderance almost unbearable.
When the chaps fell to quarreling
among themselves, and their rule Of
corruption and rascality came to ar
end, the whites took Advantage of il
and effectually overhrcw the whole
lot. They elected Governor Garland
and framed a constitution very supe
rior to the old one, as anybody mus
admit who reads thetwo. Since tina
time the State has enjoyed a degree o
peace and prosperity unexampled il
Arkansas since the war. Don't yol
remember theinfernal rows there from
1858 to the summer of 1912 1t va
one tumult after another, u compli
cation after another, and appeal upol
appeal to Washington. Why TIL
peace and quiet since? Because tn
carpet-baggers and perpetual place
hunters have been overthrow ant
the people are satisfied with thei
presen. rulers. That is the who'll
truth of the matter.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18

We have no doubt that Brick Pome-
roy, like many other men in public
life during the war, said some foolish
and imprudent things, but that is mo
evidence that what he says now is
not true or should not be quoted.
How this disposition to drag the old
war issues up does cling to the intel
Hqent editors of the Radical organs?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18

Gall quiet on the Tuscarawas',' is
now the word from the coal regions.
The union miners, intimated by two
or three companies of militia, have
retired to their homes, but threaten
trouble when the troops are called
away.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18

The complaint of the scarcity of
fractional currency is becoming uni
versal.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18

The Supreme Court of this State
recently rendered a decision to the
effect that under the criminal laws
of Ohio, a dog is not the subject of
larceny, and that an Indictment
charging that defendant broke and
entered a stable in the night season.
with intent to steal a doSs Is not a
GOOD Indictment for burglary.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18

THOMAS w. PIPER, the murder of
Mable Young, in the belfry of a Bos
ton Church, has made a full confess
sion of the crime; ard also c~onfesses
that he was the murderer of Bridget
Landregan, some years ago, for WHICH
another man was arrested on suspic-
ion,and suffered a long Imprisonment.
He also ~confesses to having assaulted
Mary Tyner, who was so mysterious
ly assaulted in July, 1874, but after
lying for months between life and
death, recovered her health but not
her reason and is now an inmate of
an ASYLUM. Piper seems to have
had an inveterate thirst for blood
while under the influence of liquor,
and his confession relieves the public
as the monster had all along
protested his innocence.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18
Cathartic pills,

Tor all the purposes Of q Family Physic.
and for curing Costiveness, Jaundice,
Heedache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Bill
i~ousness, Dropsy, Tupors, WORMS,
Neuralgia, as o Dinner Pin,
for PurifyinR the blood,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18

DR.. J.c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EFEkYWHKRE.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18

Take the DEMocRAr.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-18
Bridge Letting.

May 4, 1S76-4w
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Condensed I<ocala
See advertisement OF pocket book lost.

See advertisement OF pocket book lost
tx r. me noer hemplers auction to night.
no: aud e1tinguished at 30 a. N.
The public schools will be closed on the
3Oth fnstaur, decoration day.
Rev; j. n. Elliott, ID. d., rector of Assem-
slon church, and family, will spend the sum-
mer AT Rock Enon springs.
Bishop Pinkney will hold conf rmation in
the new Ascension Church tomorrow even
ing at quarter before O'Clock.
From Johnson. the photographer, we have
asilIl6d cabinet picture OF Hammond, the
J. shiIlington and j. c. Parker send us
advance copies of GO,IsUs Lqdiy's Book for
June; Parker also sends RGrPer's Bazaar
and the GTdphic.
Mrs Caroline Brown Winslow has become
one OF the su7e;ies for +. w. Brown, Indicted
at coo from the U. 8. Treasury, and 10 is ex-
pected that the balance Of the bail, which is
Fixed at So 90, will be raiset shortly.
Parties who contemplate attending the
decoration services at Arlington on Tues.
day may escape the dusty roads by crossing
the river on the steamer Ellen Price. Cap
G-street wharf every fifteen miuutes-for Is
cents; round trip > cents.
The District Commissioners have made
Te9nisition on Gen: $: V. Benet, Chief OF
Ordnance, U. :. A, for fifty carbin cartridge
BOXES, Sharp's patent, caliber 80, 10 be
turned over TO Capt. w. X. Tnorp, COM
manding company u, LIST regiment, n. g., ID.
We have received the History of the Pub
lie Schools OF Washington, ID. c." written
by Samuel YOrke Alice, at the request of
The school board, for the centennial year.
Mr.. AtLee mas done his work well. He has
also been Engaged to prepare the history OF
the GEORGETOWN schools.
DIR. A Y. Il. Garrett, DIR. W. Z. Young and
MI. j. w. Drew, will act as committee to
raise money to procure monument to be
erected at Grace Church cemetery (in Mont
gomery county, Md over the confederate
dead buried there. The graves OF the con-
federate dead at Arlington will be decorated
on Saturday, June 8, without any formal
ceremonies.
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Yesterday afternoon the Sunday schools
OF the South Washington Sunday School
Union, held appropriate services In the
Tire line was formed ats O'Clock at Ryland
Chapel, under the direction OF Mr.. G. b.
Pearson, chief marshal, with Mr.. James c.
DeAtley, OF the Fifth Baptist church; Mr.
A. =. II Lacey, of Gorsuch chapel; Mr.. Geo.
g. Bercus, OF the Sixth-street Presbyterian
church; MT. w. j. Murtagb, OF Ryland chap
FL ard Mr.. VIM. Church, of Westminster
Presbyterian church, as assistants, in the fol-
lowing order: Section of Donch's band, Cor
such Chapel school, Sixth Presbyterian, Ry-
lsnd Chspel, Fifth Baptist. and Westmin-
ster. The line presented a very handsome
and attracted q great deal OF attention as 1t
marched through the streets with handsome
banners and flags, and before reaching the
Smithsonian grounds large assemblage OF
spectators had gathered there.
On the arrival OF the procession At the
grounds the following PERSONS took seats on
sided; Revs. Messrs Noble, Wheeler, Owen,
Ipgersoll, MeadOr. Hammond, Kramer and
Bender; Mr. 8. M. Yeatmac, secretary of the
Union; Mr.. Ben. +. Lloyd, director of the
singing; Miss Emma Webster oTgauist; the
chief marshal and his aics and the band.
The exercises were opened with the perform
ance OF several selections OF music by the
band. The hymn "Hold the Fort" was sung
by the schools, accompanied by the organ
and band. Rev. DIR. WI eeler lead the assem-
biage In the recital of the Lords Prayer.
The secretary, Mr.. Yeatmau, read the sta
tistics OF the Union for the year, as follows:
Ryland chapei-Mr. VIM. j. Murtagh, SUI
Ierintendent; Mr.. VIM. II. Wright, secretary;
: Ofli6 eTs, 2S teachers, 319 scholars.
FINN Baptist, organized in 1S56-James c.
lie Alley, superintendent; JAS +. Hall. sec
rotary; officers, % teachers, go scholars.
Westminster, Organi ed 1S52-Abraham
DeIue, superintendent; VIM. Church, assist
ant superintendent; officers, &c teachers, 120
scholars.
Sixth-street PresbyterIan-C. b. Pearson.
superintendent; Miss Mary Hatch, secre'
taryi 5ofiicers, 10 teachers, 105 scholars.
Gorsuch chapel, organized 1Sj0-Wm. II.
Hunt. superintendent; Daniel &. Smithson,
secretary; officers, II teachers, ~ scholars.
Total for the union, 90 Off GERS, "a teachers,
$50 scholars, ,275 volumes In library, 80 con-
versions, 5 deaths, amount OF subscriptions,
$500.
Rev. w. s. Hammond and Rev. M. Inger-
soil each made short and interesting adj
dresses 10 the union. Rev. DIR. Bittinger, in
conclusion, extended congratulations D the
children. The hymn america" was sung
and the assem blage was dismissed with bene-
diction pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Bender.
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Washington Il nights Templar at the
Centennial.

Columbia Commandery No. 2, X. T., had
parade and inspection last evening at the
Olympic base ball grounds. By previous
notice meeting was held at O'Clock at the
Temple for the purpose OF ascertaining ABOUT
how many OF the members would go to
Philadelphia Tuesday next. Upwards of
Two hundred answered the roll call, and over
one hundred signified their intention to visit
Philadelphia on the occasion referred To-
The CommaEdery then under Sir knight
Roeert Ball marched to the grounds and
spent several hours in drill and passed in
review before f. T. Schultz, GraDd Captain
General of the Grand Encampment OF the
United States The proficiency of the Com
mandery in drill is ACKNOWLEDGED by all. A
general order was issued by Eminent Com
mander James f. Waugh, directing the
knights to assemble at the Asylum at 4 so
n. M on Tuesday in full uniform, when the
lines Will be formed and marched TO the B. &
u. railroad depot TO take special trains at a,
m. In Philadelphia badges will be issued for
each Knight and lady; also credential tickets
10 admission TO the headquarters of every
fnlIadelphla commandery, and TO partici-
rate 10 all festivities on the occasion. The
Grand Commandery OF Pennsylvania will
hold Its sd annual cOnciaye in COriuthian
Hall, commencing at O'Clock d. m. on
Tuesday, and the TeLnplsr parade will Ia; ;
place on Thursday, June LIST, at 8 a. m. N.
stallatlon OF grand officers will take place
Thursday, at 80 p. m, and grand recep-
ton and promenade concert will be given at
the Academy OF Music at : O'Clock ID. M
same day, when an address of welcome will
be delivered by Hon. j. II. Hopkins, Grand
Master OF the United States. The Com
mandery will return on Friday, 1l.30, and
STRIVE in this city at o'clock %. m. Sir
Robert Bail has been appointed Captain
General pro tenn; Sir III. ID. Norton, Adiu-
tant; Sir John w. Mex night, Senior War
den pro tenn Sir Charles K. Haight, Junior
warden pro tenn; Sir b. F. Lloyd, sword
Bearer pro tenn, and Sir David Gibson, Quar-
teImaster.
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APOLLINARIS WATER.-A natural effer-
vescent mineral water of great purity, very
agreeable flavor, and possessing valuable
dietetic qualities. For sale by all druggists,
groceTs, and dealers in mineral water.
Caution -Messrs. MeCullagh d Co, No. 40
Beaver street, New York, agents of the
proprietors of the spring Ahrweiler, Ger
many, caution the public against using
Apollinaris water which does not bear the
new pictorial label and brand OF the pcing,
with their (McCullagh & Co.'s) name as
agents affixed, whereby genuineness is guar
8nteed. 5,13,s6
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FATAL PRocRAsTINArION.-In nothing,
perhaps, are the evil effects OF delay in the
performance OF good Intentions so often, and
80 plainly, exhibited a. In that OF Life In
surance. Delays, always dangerous, are es-
pecislly so in insurance matters. Parties
1nsurtng would do well 10 consult the rates,
and plan Of operations, of the "Provi tent
RaviI g Life Assurance Society,"" OF which
Sheppard Romans. the well known actuary
Is vice president The Washington Office is
Treasury -
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No ESTABLISHMENT In the city more
prompt In attending to all orders for Sewer
iltOn n Pearson. v. N q a. Rniid;n9 orr
and ID streets. They employ none but the
best worknen, and consequently give Salts
faction In all their work. They keep the
largest stock of Plumbers and Gas Filters
supplies OF any house in the city, and are
therefore enabled to do all work at the most
reasonable prices. They give low estimates
on all contract work, and guarantee salts
faction In every instance. Give them a call.
They are good responsible men and deserve
encouragement. 3,1S,w&s,3:
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MONDAY promises another nne display OF
still later attractions at Wolford & Shil-
beIgs, slI Market Space. This firm has
again received line olTeal handsome black
eno col0red grenadines, In stripes and plalds
summer silks, In stripes and plaids; also,
lace saeques OF the newest designs aud
Shapes. The general dress goods department
al the mouse Is also worthy OF inspection,
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WARRINGTON CITY MARKETS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING MAY ., 1S76.-Butter-Re-
eelpts more LIBERAL, and prices steadily de-
Ginning. We note but little demand for any
other than strictly choice stock. Medium
grades move slowly, and at very low figures.
except In a jobbing way within the range OF
quotations. Grain-Receipts light, market
quiet Hay-Market dull. Eggs-Receipts
liberal, market closes very quiet. Poultry
Old fowls have ruled dull, and only choice
ones have brought outside quotations. Most
OF spring chickens coming in are small; IL
Iakes fancy ones TO bring outside figures.
Dried Fruits-Season being over for drled
fruits we cease 10 quote them. Vegetables
Stock large and generally dull. Live Stock
NO change 70 note in cattle MARKET this
week. Sheep and lambs were brisk, market
being cleared up early, many butchers not
getting supply. Hogs are dull. Calves are
IN active demand, good ones bringing out
side quotations readily.
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ADVICE TO THE TRAVELLING PuBLIc-
Trunks, bags, valises, &C, of al dissertations
made TO order, repaired and covered in a
substantial manner cheap, by the only prac-
1ical trunk manufacturer In town, McMur-
ray, No sos Market Space, A trial only
vii convince you Sent for and delivered
Tree OF charge ACttF.
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LOCAL ART SALE--lt will be seen by the
advertisement elsewhere that the pictures
Low on exhibition in the Artists Club room
vernon Row, Will be sold at auction on We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings next. This
occasion will afford our citizens a rare oppor-
funity 10 get the works Of our Washington
artists al public sale, and we have no dOu bt
many will take advantage of II. The pic
lures on view comprise choice specimens by
nearly all the members of the club, and there
are number of real gems IN the collection.
If merit is TO be taken into account at all.
there ought 10 be large attendance and
spirited bidding at the sale.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
, M brahler and Annie Harty; Phillip
Bothmund and Sarah CAN'T: John Counfee
aha Lucinda Smith; James Miles and
5o1nle Ford; Horatio NJ. Smith and Jennie
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FINE FURNITURE.-A sale OF fine walnut
marble-tOp furniture will take place at 500
18th street on Monday morning. As the sale
is by order of trustee, q chance to get bar
gains is afforded which should not be over
looked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-27

GOOD ADvIcE.-The approach of the heat
ed season always brings with IL numerous
cases OF summer complaint, diarrhea, &C.,
dosing the weak stomach with drugs it is
conceded by eminent ply sicians that small
quantity OF Renuine Raspberry or Blackberry
WINE acts ooth as a preventive and cure. 1t is,
however, necessary to obtain a pure article
such as is offered at Chris. Handlers, No gil
It'll street northwest, who is making a spe-
clalty OF these medicinal wines. His ceIe-
brated Stomach and Wild Cherry PItters are
prescribed by majority OF oar physicians
as remedy for dyspepsia. The Selection of
Sonome and Catawba Wines, Maryland and
Virginia Clarets elegant table winesl, fine
Whiskies (ask for the Mount Summit. ten
years old), are of the purest gu Atty, and
sold at very low figures.
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For the Summer of IS,F.

Genuine Mackinaw Straw H ats, 50 to %;
Stiff and Soft Light Felts, with Black Band !;
White and Brown Canton Hats, 81 to ~:
All colors, Boys Straws, 25, so, IS, ~, n. 25
An immense stock polite attendance, aud
moderate prices, at LEWIS, 9207.h street,
besWeen / and K. n. Bone Price.
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LOOK In Sunday morning papers for
change OF schedule on Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, which takes place Monday morn
ing, 18th inst. Limited express, parlOr car
train for New York, leaves at 9:25 am. This
is in place OF train which heretofore left at
a.
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LOCAL. NE US.

Amusement, &C., Tonight.
National TheUer.-Miss Mary Anderson In
"Fazio."
WdshfsOfen SchuetzeIl PGE.-Grard Sacred
Concert.
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FEDERAL BUILDING AssoCrArroy.-The
Federal Building Association which is 10
commence operation on Monday evening.
ton, and copies are now being distributed
by the officers and directors. The plan being
tnat OF the old building associations the paw.
ment OF dollar share, many are familiar
win the workings; but one OF the new
features provided IN this association Is that
wnen money Is paid six months in advances
Interest Is allowed on the payment at the
Iate OF eight per cent per annum payable
semi-annually. After one years payment
OF dues, member may Withdraw and receive
interest on his money at the rate OF ten peY
cent per annum. The constitution has been
prepared with great care, and the Officers
oelng well known, the working Of the asso-
citation guarantees success,
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS with McMurray, sos
Market Space, the only practical Trunk
manufacturer In town, who will repair your
Trunk. Bags, &c, in the best of style for the
Centennial, at prices lower than the lowest.
Goods sent for and delivered free OF charge.
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Try THE CELEBRATED PILsEN BEER, on
draught at George W. Drivers, corner Penn
sylvania avenue and AZ street. 5,226
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LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDS, silver, Jet and
Coral iewelry received at Prigg's jeTelry
store, No. s57 Pa. ave-, near N street.
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CTNCINNATI PILsEN BEER, on draught at
Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
IL street. 5226
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SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE SD DEGREE.
The biennial session OF the Supreme Council
OF the SD degree Ancient and Accepted
era jurisdiction OF the United States, will
be held In this city next week. Members
win be here from Virginia, Maryland, south
Virginia. Kentucky. Missouri, Kansas, Ne
braska, California, Oregon, Minnesota, Iowa
and District OF Columbia Some have al
ready arrived, and the session Will COM
mence on Monday, 18th, at II noon, and will
, be held In the Sanctuary of the Bodies Of the
Rite in this District, corner eth aud ID sts.,
and will last during the entire week. Friday
evening, June 2, Q Lodge OF Sorrow will be
held in Tallmadge Hall, at 7:30 O'Clock. in
respect to the memory OF members who have
died since the last session.
A LIBEL SUIr-Yesterday Messrs. j. E.
Norris and ]. j. Coombs entered suit for
Sargent * Greenieaf. of Rochester, N. Y,
against Marcus s. Hopkins, of this city, at
torney for the Yale Lock Manufacturing
company, OF Stamford, Conn.,, for libel, in
sending to said company telegram to the
effect that the Little time lock patent, re-
Gently reissued to said company, Is "un-
loeks, and that all uses OF the Sargent lock
are liable to said company for infringe
ment," which statement the plaintiffs ailege
iDjure and has injured them in their bust
ness, By deterring persons from purchasing
their tiEae locks. Damages are laid at 5000.
ANOTHER WASHINGTON MARKET CASE
Yesterday, In the Circuit Court, Judge
Humphrey5,) the case OF the Washington
Market company against Fahey was callet.
This was an action TO recover possession of
premises in the square occupied by the
wholesale market, brought before q magis-
trate, and, the plea OF title having been set
up, IL was certified to the court. Judge Hum
phreys decided to remand the case.
A DIVORCE WANTED.-Yesterday, Mary
Selvee, by NJ. Thompson, filed bill for g
divorce from Charles Selvee. She sets forth
that she was married under her maiden
name OF Cornish, in Baltimore, In 1851; that
she has lived here six years, and four years
ago he deserted her, and she charges that
curing the last four years he has committed
adultery with a woman 30 her unknown, by
whom he has two children.
THE FLOWER QUEEN, - The beautiful
cantata, the Flower Queen, will be per-
formed at Ford's opera house on the 9Th of
June, under the auspices OF st. Marks
church. The principal role Will be sustained
by Miss Kate GOOdall, the popular soprano.
Her sister Marian will assist, aud Mr.. Schut-
ter, who has fine reputation, will also APP
pear. The chorus will consist of fifty voices.
LOOK In Sunday morning papers for
change OF schedule on Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, which takes place Monday morn
ing, 18th inst. Limited express, parlor car
train for New York leaves at 9:25 am. This
Is in place OF train which heretofore left at
10:15 a. m.
FINE FURNITURE-A sale of fine walnut
marble-tO top furniture will take place at 500
18th street on Monday morning. AS the sale
is by order of trustee, q chance to get bar
yQf ms fc w Jodx fnl,o
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THE FINEST LAGER IN AMERICA Is the
Cincinnati Pilsen, on draught only at Geo.
w. Drivers. corner Pennsylvania avenue
and y street. 5,22,6
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DECORATION DAY.-The decoration COM
mittee of the Grand Army OF the Republic
have established Its headquarters In the LIE
Droit oulieing, corner Of Sth and + streets,
and they solicit contributions of flowers In
any form or quantity. Contributions will
be received on Monday evening and until 8
o'clock on Tuesday morning. After that
hour they should be delivered at the Arlinp-
ton mansion, where members OF the commif-
tee will be present to receive them.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5
per cent. per annum on deposits Cor each cal
endar month. Banking hours, to 4. Sat-
urdays, 8 to and to s. Nt3,14t
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READING NOTICES.
The CsOvu Pevfuu>.-

Use the rich natural flower odors OF The
Crown Perfumery Co., 40 Strand, London,
comprising Wild Flowers of India, Crown
Bouquet, Butterfiy. Orchis, &c, &c.
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CT TT Y TT E. MS .
j. III. squieR . Co,
BANKERS,
i4l6 Peans,,lra.;a Apen

TITO ftFlNsyttd1aU -4ttnNe,
pay per cent interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 51r 40
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IHk PUBLIC are hereby notified that the
exnipinon OF the ID. G. Game Protective as
soclS.ion, aavertised 70 take place on the
CIRCUMSTANCES, been indefinitely postponed.
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FLETCHER'S PATENT WINDOW AND
Door SCREENS.-Best invention of the age
for the exclusion of flies, bugs and mosqui-
toes. Hamilton d Pearson. sole agents, Y.
M. G. A. Building, 9th and ID SITS. 5,l9,eO6