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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16

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member of the board of examiners.
All interested in the wclfrae Of our schools
arc invited to attend
| by order of Board of Examiners,
GEO. w. SICKLEs, Secretary,
Vernon, January 24tb, 1883.
BY reading the question which was
asked in last weeks issue of The
TIMRs, concerning disordcrly boy
at school, this question arises How
many teachers in the county have
had similar troubles, and again, what
is the cause Still again. how rene
dy it? Probably but small part of
the teachers who have moi had a
similar case with the "naughty boy.r
The principal cause of disorder or
unruliness of pupils lies with the par
ents; the children govern the par
ents instead of "visa versa The
parents uphold the children in doing
wrong, by sympathizing with petty
tales of grievances, etc. Not long
since one of the best teachers in the
county called upon the parents Of
an unruly boy, thinking that the CO.
operation Of both teacher and parents
would lead 10 better results. The re !
suit was,-the father became angry.
and informed the teacher Tin the
presence Of his children), that he
(teacher) had no right to punish
them, etc. Thus the children were
indirectly taught TO disobey at school.
Should those parents or other parents
live to see their children suffer the
penalty of crime, they and they
alone, will have to say, "we paved
their path in their younger days.
One may say "if teacher obtains
the good will Of pupils there will be
no occasion for trouble" AS iule
this may be true, but there are ex-
ceptions to all rules. Trouble, SINH
lar to the above is found in the best
of schools and with the best of teach
ers. Teachers in district schools
have more TO contend with than
those of Union schools, and for this
reason: In most Union schools are
printed rules and regulations, and
pupils know that if those rules are
disobeyed, expulsion from school
will be the result. In district schools
it is quite different. District Boards
seldom or never make rules for the
management Of school. and pupils
so inclined, seem TO think that the
more disobedience and disturbance
they can create, the more nearly to
the point of manhood they have at
tanned.
Part 3d or how to remedy it will
be given in the next issue OF The
TIMES. S.
The Shiawassee County Teachers
Association meets at Bancroft, Friday
evening and Saturday, March IS
and "a.
The examination Of teachers at
Perry, will be held April r4th instead
ofthe 18th.
The regular semi-annual examina-
ton of teachers in the state of Mich
igan, will be held at The County
Seat of each county, on Friday, Mar.
goth.
The following teachers have re-
ceived special certificates in Shiawas-
see county since Dec. goth:
Mittie +. Slocum, Ovid.
L. p. Bliss, Henderson.
Ella Eames, Elsie.
w. Z. Wright, Albion. Il
Belle Underwood. Ovid.
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r~ooPER HoUsE--cood accommodation 10
4 A. D. Barnes, Proprietors. IaipcsburR- Mich
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16
CORUNNA.

w. II. Chapeli has sold his entire
grocery stock to M. & J. Garland,
preparatory to taking possession OF
the Post Office
Frank Fuller has moved his stock
of goods to the store formerly occu-
pied by w. X. Chapel.
Chas. Peacock has also seen fit to
move down town, and now can be
foundin the brick block.
A pie social was held last night at
the residence of Judge Harper; there
wasa large attendance.
The daughter Of Miles Amsden
was married in this city, Tuesday af-
ternoon, to Mr.. Frank Sage, of Ro-
meo, by Rev. Bartholomew.
The Roller skating rink is IN full
blast; some who put the little rollers
on for the first, think it is run in the
interest of the undertakers.
Messrs. Finch and Millard have
started a meat market. They are
both fine men and no doubt will do a
good business.
John Martin and his sister left the
school on account of i'll health.
A literary and musical concert for
the benefit of the Literary fund, will
be given at the Methodist church on
Wednesday evening, March sI, and
several distinguished singers from
abroad are expected to be present.
Messrs. Chandler, Collins and
Cole returned from the Greenback
Convention at Lansing, somewhat
disappointed at the defeat of Judge
Newton, for the candidacy of Su-
preme Judge.
Miss Williams, school teacher in
Hazleton, was tried on Wednesday
last for severely furnishing one of her
pupils. The jury disagreed and the
case is on for trial again, this morn
ing.
Frank Sheldon and John Siminson
called at the county Treasurers Office
and settled the account of the de-
faulting Treasurer of Shiawassee
town. A reward of 5000 is now Of
fered for +. Sheldon, dead or. alive.
d. w. Shattuck has sold his farm
to party from Gencssee county, and
will come into the city to live.
We regret 10 announce the death
of Miss Kittie ElowHe Eddy, who
died on Thursday morning at the
residence of her uncle, Mr.. G. ].
Stuart, of this city, aged IS years, 8
months and 10 days. She was board
| ing with her uncle, and attending the
High School here when she was at
tackled by that fell disease, typhoid
fever, from the sequele of which she
died. Her active fever continued
fifty days before the crisis was formed
after which the liberation Of the bow
els with its attendant bloatng, diar.
rhea, irralive fever, and finally per-
toration completed the work of de.
struction, and put cut the life of one
who was the JOY and pride of her fam
ily and an ornament TO society. Her
funeral will take place on Saturday,
leaving Mr.. Stuart's at 10 a. m, where
Rev. Mr.. Wilson will mold services
whence the remains will be taken to
her fathers home on the Grand River
road where the funeral sermon will bt
preached by Rev. Mr.. Ellis, of whose
church thed eceased was member
A Thermometer once was Observed in
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The Rev. George II. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says; both myself and wife own
our lives TO Shilohs Consumption Cure"
sold by NJ. II. Hlckox, druggist, Cos
Main street Dallas, Texas.
That hacking cough can be 20 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee ii,
Sold by NJ. II. Hickox, druggist, Cos
Main street, Dallas Texas.
VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver ComplaiBt?' Shiohs Cure is the
remedy for It, sold by NJ, IL. HicLox,
druggist COS Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Sleepess nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough, Shilohs Cure is the
remedy for you, sold by NJ. II. Hickox,
druggist Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
UaIarrh cured, health and sweet breath
~ cured by Shiloh's Caarrh Remedy.
Price 90 cents, Nasal Injector free. Sold
by NJ. II. Hickoy, druggist, COS Main
street Dallas, Texas.
For lame back, side or chest use ShiloA's
Porous Plaster Sold by NJ. II. Hickox.
druggist, 6oo Main street. Dallas. Texas.
Shiloh's Vitah2er ls what YOU need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appitite, Dizziness
and symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
% cents per bottle. Sold by NJ. IL.
mickoX, druggist, 605 Main street, Dallas,
Texas.
Group, WhoopipC Cough and Bronchial
immediately relieved by Shiloh's remedy
sold by nickox II House. druggists, 6C5
| Main street, Dallas Texas.
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inp's HERALD, cut out the names and num-
Der OF the new subscribers and paste ii on
their directory for their own convenience.
Albert Frank was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Clapp md placed under
bond on the charge OF using abusive Ian
guage TO one J, len.
Go to Doyle'a, 705 Elm street. and see
those imported water-tilters, guaranteed to
remove all limo, lead, sewage pnd other
impurities from cistern, well or river water.
10. Russell, mn old ltinerant preacher,
from South Carolina, has opened n family
grocery store, 1907 Elm street, and SELECTS
no patronage of the y ecpe of the city aud
country,
For wagons, carriages, buggies, phNtons
buck boards, etc, go TO John \, Witwor
7l3 Elm street Most complete stock o
vehicles in the city, and prices reasonable
Really, Bryan & Bradshaw. Elm street
have the hest assorted and one OF the largest
stocks OF the hest groceries over brought to
Dallas, and they are giving groceries away
to all who apply with little money.
Parhes visiting st. LOUIS should call or
Fred. Manget, ticket broker, corner FiilI
and Chestnut streets. lie sells tickets tC
| all points at reduced rates, and also buy;
tickets Mt highest market prices.
The Martha Washington tca'party Of tn,
| Ladies' Aid association will take plac,
| Thursday evening IN the HERALD building
not at the Commerce Street church ~
stated By MS last Sunday. AS many citi
zons as can, are desired TO come in costum,
to add TO the noNolty of the occasion.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Tho 81. George hotel registers :. IL,
Griswell, Macon, Georgia; Gordon Russell
Canton, Texas; w. II, Bruekcr, Texas; ],
II, Denning, CHICAGO, Illinois, z, 7, Brown,
Cleburne; q. NJ. Bittman, st. Louis; Robt
Donald, Cleburne; l.. I, Price, Mississippi;
w. q. Armstrong, Temple; q, c. Newton,
Forney; l.. II, johnson, Mckinney; X. u
Thomas, Memphis, Tennessee A. Q.
Johns, Galveston; ID. A. Forline, Louis.
vile, Kentucky; James Thomas, pennsyl-
yania; q. d. jackson, Louisville, Ken
lucky; ". II. Rogers, Waco; Eli Stitson,
Edgar Stitson, Tom Green county; A. 7,
Leslie, Abilene; II, Q. Smith, Georgetown,
South Carolina; w. A, Gother, Cara; II
q. Mcfarland, Cleburne, Samuel l.. Dale,
Galveston; John Mcdonald. Salem, Iii.
nois Ross Smith, Jonesboro, Tennessee,
Frank Weston, Thomas, Bull, Charlotte
Michigan; George W. Rice, Clarksvillc
Tennessee; J. N. Jacobs, Pennsylvania.
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E. BAUMAN, Manager.
Tho New Jano EYro

Tho New Jano Eyre
The Dallas public, on next Wednesday
evening, are to be treated to u splendid ex-
hibition of dramatic talent In the apue ar.
ancc here of Miss Charlotte Thompson aud
company in tho New Jane Eyre" The
press in and out OF the state speak of her
in very high terms AS an Indication Of
what may be anticipated we take the fol-.
lowing from the st, Louis Spectator
Miss Cha lotte Thompson has occupied
the Peoples theatre this week to large aud
appreciatiye audiences appearing In the
one character of Jane Eyre. Miss Thomp
son has slightly enlarged upon Charlotte
Rronte's original conception OF the part and
the story, but in so doing she has added
more entertaining features and rendered
the character OF Jane Eyre doubly attract
| tive. Her porsonniiou has been attended
| by the greatest success, showing u charm OF
repose and power Of situation not easily
excited. The strong passages were made
wildly realistic by the intensity Of quiet
| passion and enlarged by the rich mellow
voice OF the actress. Altogether her en-
| gOgement Vas been successful, not only ar
| tistically, but In point of attendance. The
supporting company was excellent through
ont, NJ. Crllgs conception of Rochester
finding ample applause aud general ep.
prevail.
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STREET sTRAWS.

The best OF liquors at the Glen Lea
saloon
Ladies', misses and childrens hose cheap
Mt Bauman's.
Cloth jackets and ulsterettes, $l.25 to
$l2, at Bauman's
Kid gloves, all shades, 25c., 50c., Zoe.
Sl,OO, $3.50, 500 and $3.50 at Btumen's.
5000 unnmmed hats and bonnets, hom
70 ceuts to $3.50. Goto bauman's, 706 Elm
street
For steam, water and gas fitting call nj
Hlt,osmer n Co.'s, the old reliable shop, 40G
Elm street.
Exclusive wholesale and retail millinery
and suit house in the stgie AZ Bduman's,
20 Elm street.
II you wish drink OF the very best OF
whisky, concocted TO % queens taste, or
straight If you please, 70 the Glen Lea
saloon.
For the nohbiest and best suits Of furli.
ture aud foreign chars, 20 to the old reli.
able, ESQ, Rick, $50 and 732 Elm street,
who has the nest assortment in the city.
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The city marshal has locked up in the
station.house, us suspected characters, two
men who give their names as Lee Mabry
and }. T. Haney, who are, judging from
letters found upon their persons, wanted NJ
Hawkins, In Wood county, TO answer, In all
probability, to indictments charging them
with assault with intent to kill, The
letters are from supposed friends,
aud warn them to be on
the alert, or else they will get "nipped,"
They have been hanging around the Long
Branch, honse of ill.repute, in east Dallas,
for the past two weeks, and while the officer
has no definite knowledge of their guilt, he
holds them rs Migrants, He sent tele.
gram last evening to the sheriff Of Wood
county, giving names and description OF
the men, but up to u late hour last night,
had not received an answer.
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An Extraordinary Case.

My case was an acute form of bronchitis.
and was of one and halt years DURATION
! employed the best medical aid possible,
but failed rapidly, until the doctors said /
would die-that my casc was incur
aolo. Thrown upon my own resources. |
got bottle OF DR., William Halls Balsum
Tor the Lungs, and in six hours felt a de.
cided relief In three days the cough al.
most disappeared Now that my chance
OF lie are good for many years, earnestly
recommend tho above to every sufferer OF
lung or throat diseases. c. G.. LArHRor,
Anstin Tavns
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Collection of T,xcs,

Tho time by law for the payment of state
and county taxes for the past year will ex.
pire with the last day of the present month.
We are informed by Tax Collector q. b.
Gillespie that but little more than one
third of tho taxes have been paid, leaving
yet unpaid nearly 10000, This hardness
ON the part OF taxpayers is, however, ut.
trlbutablc greatly to the extremely bad
weather, the desperate condition of the
roads, and consequent dizziness in every
avenue of trade,
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Forging Ahead of All Competition

One OF the most accomplished jewellers in
this entire section is MIR. Il. X. Page, whose
establishment is located at COS Main street
this city. He has had an experience of
forty years in the business among the
Wholesale dealers in the eastern cites, aud
cannot be eScelled in Texas in buying
and handling diamonds and jeweirv
of all kinds. lie is now making a
speciality OF watches and watch repairing,
having recently secured in this department
the services of Mr., j. III. Phillips, lately
with MesSrs, kneply Il Son. An kinds Of
jcwelry are made to order, and the setting
of diamonds and precious stones is made
n special feature, MIR. Pages stock of
diamonds, fine watches. rings, bracelets, in
fact, everything found in an elegantly
equipped iewelry establishment, is not eX
celled in the city OF Dallas, and he il push.
ing his business with such energy and add.
ing new features that he is rapidly forging
ahead of competition in the special depart.
ments and features before mentioned.
With gentlemanly and courteous manners,
coupled with most thorough and minute
knowledge Of his business, Mr. Il. X. Page
is the jewcler to be visited when difficult
and elegant work is desired, especially in
the watch and watch repairing and dia.
mond departments of the business.
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LOCAL LINKS,

flumes, tip, and flowers, at Baunan's.
Ladies' un derwear cheap, at Bauma,, q
Ladies, convince yourselves before van
pnrchase, at Baumau's.
SIR dolmans and circulars, from So to SIS.
See at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
Ladies ready-made suits from calico TO
SILKS, at all prices, at Baumsn's.
me only exclusive millinery and ladies'.
SUIT house, ut Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
- Put q nice polish on yonr shirt nv using
poooln,s starch polish, For sale by Wal,
lace Il Waggener.
Just the thing for polishing = shirt BOSOM
collars and cults, Dobbin's starch polish.
AT b. NJ, Bond & Co.'s.
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City VS.. ]. II. Bullus, inioxication; fined
IS.
City vs.. Lee Mabry and ]. T. Mabry, sus-
picion; held.
City va. w. @. Young, excavating on
Young street; discharged.
City Va. Mrs. Flaterly, II. Wooddic and
Mrs. Samples, committing nuisance; Mrs.
Flnterly fined 81, X. Wooddic continued,
and Mrs. Samples fined 81.
City. VS.. Mrs. Il. y. Mullen, same con.
tinued.,
City W. l.. George, abusive language
fined $3.50.
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The Queen City Guards have commenced
work upon their arlnory, and from appear
auccs, when completed It will have II
substantial and commodious hail, build.
ing the want OF which has long been felt,
not only by the military, but by the social
element of our city. The boys have shown
assured their efforts will DO crowned with
success, which they certainly merit The
estimated cost OF this building will be about
$1,000, having u seating capacity of about
$500. Those who subscribed to the enter
prise are promptly meeting payment, and
Others will be called upon to aid tho COM
pnny,
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Tomorrow anu Tuesday evenings this
seasons engagements at Craddock's opera.
house will be continued, 1t may be safely
said, TO the delight OF the Dallas public
with the appearance of the Boston Operatic
MinstrclS. This company is composed, il
,he reports OF the press be any criterion for
the statement, ofso OF the beat minstrel
ana musical talent OF the country, and give
tractivc. Indeed tho promise Is. from nil
who have seen the performance for n 6rst'
class entertainment throughout, and even.
ines OF rare fun. A matinee will be given
tuesday afternoon. Tickets will be sold
AZ the orera'hossc, commencing at o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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Roses, kissed by the morning dew, and
the b4lmy air all laden with sweet perfume
from Altar ovol the ilOwer-carpete ed prairies.
is all very good in sentimental sense, but
when you come to the substantial, il is
something like this; The man who wears
Clancey's drawers, double.lined in the seat,
always feels assured that he is safe, and has
a dead sure thing on the stern realities of
this life.
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splendid drama of "Tho Phmnix" has not
lost any of lts former attractlveness or nov.
city, and the programme last even
ing was rendered in n manner that
elected the heartiest and continued
applause Of the audience. Mr..
Mobiles as 1.-THE PhUniS," was at his best,
both as tho pcnniless Bohemian, aud after
wards rs Jim Bludsoe," the millionaire
avenser. His personation of the characters
was perfect, and the audience repeatedly
testified their appreciation Of his multless
acting. Mrs. Mobiles, MS the Flower Girl,
and latteIly ~ "Elie Elmore," the actress,
and AlOu2o Schwartz, incompatible
Moses Solomon" deserve especial men
ton, the latter creating world of merri-
ment in his role The other parts were eN'
cellently cast Milton Mobiles and company
will always draw well in Dallas. A matinee
was given Yesterday afternoon, at which
Tnteryiew, - the bill Of the previous even
ing; was repeated to II tair.si2ed audience.
-sD. a----
The assistant postmaster Of Lawrence
Kansas, MIR, John Bliss claims that St
Jacobs oil is the best thing known for rheu
T"'ism, lameness, sores and pains Of every
description.
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Latest Novelties
ally received ut Baumau's.

Considerable interest manifested, Astbc
time 'raws nearer ana nearer towards tho
distribution of the Grand Piano. Silver Ton
Service and Ladies' Dressing Case Inv
Reindhardt, the clothier, the interest AZ IN
VINO the lucky recipient will he, increase
ana Reinhardt's popular clothing estab lish
ment is crowded daily with customers
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For Now Orleans,

Passengers leaving Dallas on morning
train via Texas & Pacific railway, HAYS
Pullman's Elegant paper Wheel" slecpors
through to II. Louis Without change, and
connect at Marshall at $50 y. M, with
through sleeper TO New Orleans without
change. Dcrths In the same can be secured
by applying to II. Y. Turner, Union Ticket
agent, Texas \ Pacific depot. Passengers
booked 10 and from Europe.
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>. They don't make any fuss about It, but
Is nevertheless fact that the Glen Lea
saloon keeps u superior brand of whisky
and LIQUORS OF every kind, and the beauty
OF II Is that the propretors and attendants
suit you. N'''N w
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gocticnltmrist.
EMIL BISENL0HR,
NOR 7 ICUL TURIST,

From the botanical gardens Of Paris and the
public parks of vienna
WIN furnish designs for gardens, trim and set
trees flowers, vines and shrubbcry, and give
his personal attention toward Identifying
grounds.
Leave orders Mt the Market Drug store, SIC
Main street. ian2tS)t
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The boss Place.
Tom Wilson has made his bar.room and
billiard hall, under Clements ers.bonss
~ Terrell famous as the place OF ali other
places, where the thirsty or those who may
DO dropping may drink Of pure LIQUORS
smoke good cigars or pcrchsncc NAV n
game ofbilliards or pool upon tables OF Tho
finest make. He has the finest emf rlass.
ware OF the latest make, and last, but M,
least, two educated monkeys and a iarrs
handsome aquarium filled with Ana volI
and Japanese fish Of various hues, This ia
the place where 20 thirsty will receive
courteous treatment and at good liquors.
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Operatic Minstrels

Briggs Boston Operating minstrels played
70 very good audience ut the opera.house
last evening. Taken ~ a whole, the troupe
Is very meritorious, aud the audience WAS
very liberal in bestowing applause, The
gags, jokes, ETC., were, In the main, no 4
and replete with wit and spice. The chorus
was good, and the Quartette singing excel.
lent. one piece rendered by. the Quartette
WAS me chanting ofthe Lords prayer, In
Wn,oh admirable precision was observed,
Lheies moonlight on the Lake" was
EEr,ooaoly the best rendition ofthe evening,
ing-ISt. Paul Dispatch, November Q.
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"rhe Phoenix"

Mr.. Milton Mobiles and his excellent com.
pany played "The Phmnix" last evening at
CrAddock's opcra-house TO good audience,
Notwithstanding tho severity and inclsm.
sncy q the weather, thus concluding their
engagement In Dallas for this season.
Though frequently performed here, this
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Change OF Timc.
Hereafter the Missouri Pacific train for
!Dlenisou, ~. Louis ETC., will leave Dallas ut
90 p. m. instead Of at 10 o'clock, Close
connection al Denton nj ii.N y, m, with the
celebrated hotel car. For tickets ana sIecp.
ihg.car berths, apply 10 II. T. Turner.
Union Ticket agent, Texas 4 Pacific Depot.
No trouble 10 answer questions.
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Hereafter the Misses Woclf will sing on
Sabbath AZ tho Congregational church, cor
Nor of Howard and Bryan streets. The
church is to be congratulated on having SO.
cured two such excellent voices, for there is
nothing that adds so much to church SER
vice as good singing.
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The Parlor Saloon,

For sure, genuine liquors, concocted in
the very best style, the Parlor saloon, ON
Lamar street, between Main and Film
streets, presided over by Joe Boylosh, takes
he lead. This saloon, by dealing out to its
and cigars.
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NuIIVV OF EcmOvni,
Mr. John + Barber, tue well known
vegetable man, has removed from his stand
near the post .otlice, to the l.eGrand market
corner OF Main and Market streets. Goods
delivered promntly. NoV"s
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knights OF fythlns,
are urgently requested to attend The rec,'
lar meeting Thursday, 22d inst. Business
OF Importance.
H. c. Burlew, X. II. and S. y "