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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
SHERIFFS SALES,
John l.. Sterry vs.. E. e, HYDE

JOhn l.. Sterry VS.. E. 4. HYDE.
EEFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans, No. 4.t1.-By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
the above entitled cause, vii! proceed 10 sell at
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets IA the Second District Of this
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. to
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. witt, Tie build.
!nGs and Improve HcutS theron and app.i:enances
thereof, situated IN the eubIru -. MARY. VchoUpi.
foulas street. between 81. Joseph and Deord
streets, measuring 'Amefican measu!eI twenty.
Two feet front on rchoup;toulas street, extending
with the same width 70 d depth Of fO.t, feet, be.
tween parallel Zines, then gradually d.mlnisllin
and extending again 20 depth OF forty-tive feet
more, and measuring eighteen feet eers,. inches
quarter OF inch in the rear. at a distance Of
eighty i've feet from TchoHptoas street; together
with the of alley of ten feet wide fronting
on Oelord street, and reserved 20 said lot and
other adjoining lots. which said .ot .. ground
Was acquired by the late I. c. HYDE deceased by
purchase from Charles Dusuau. per act passed.
before Amadee Ducate. notary pubic III this city,
on the tenth day OF JAY 1860.
Seized in the above SUIT.
TeIms-Cash Oh spot.
". P. HARPER.
III - au, Sheriff ~ the Parish o, Urieans.
John Burke ". Edward Z. Duty and
EOrRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans. No. 38-245.-Bv virtue of writ of
feyi facias to me directed pv the hororahIe tba
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioueers,
hXch ange, ROYAL street. between Canal and Gus.
ton house streets in tie Second District Of tia
city on MONDAY, August 4, 1873, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
SUIT NUMBER 1876 OF the docket Of the FIT, h
District Court for the parish of Orleans entitled
Edward E. Duffy william Burke aud John
BuTke, Individually, ard as natural tutor of said
William Burke, minor ~
SUIT NUMBER COL of the docket Of the Superior
DstIi ct Court for the parish of Orleans entitled
Edward H. Duffy vs.. the Louisiana State LOTTERY
Company, and a the right, title and interest Of
the said Edward E. Duffy and Samuel T. Davis in
and to the lottery ticket described in said suits
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
". P. HARPER.
jyz4 % sua Sheriff Of the Parish Of Or,eanA.
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NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE

TEXAS RAILROAD
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal etroot.
On and after Nav IS. 1873 trains leave daily ct
A. NJ. and 5 P. NJ.
Arrive daily az 4 A. NJ. and 4F NJ.
The P.-M.ESpress train stops only at regular
stations.
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs and inferno.
date stations leaves New Orleans daily Sundays
excepted) at 3I5 P. n.
Returning, leaves Ocean Springs At 6 A. u
arrives at New Orleans al $50 A. ".
This is the only Inc running PULLMAN PALACE
CARS through without change to Louisville. st.
Louis, LyDchburg, and Virginia Springs.
For tickets and lDformatiou apply at Zee, cor.
ner Camp aid Comnea stIeets, opposite City HOtSlo
and 1t depot.
E. p. SHUTB,
General Ticket Agent
T. II. SCRANTON,
myH Genera! Superintendent.
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DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF ATTACHMENT
ID TO directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, Ia the
above entitled cause, ] have attached and
pursuant to an agreement entered LtO between
the parties interested therein. I viii proceed
to sell at public auction on FRIDAY August 8,
1873, at five o'clock F. NJ. al nv warehouse No. "a
st. Ann street: between Royal and BouT bon
streets, in the Second District of this CITY,
GOODS, MERCHANDISE. NOTIONS AND NOV.
ABLE EFFECTS, taken from the store corner of
Magazine and Grav!eg streets, as per inventory
which NAV be seen il my office.
TeVms-C ash on the spot.
". p. HARPER
an, Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SUCCESSION OF HENRY H. STRAwBIIpGy, De
CEASED.
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An The steamers of this line will sail
1 fer Liverpool direct, as follows
LOUISIANA, SATURDAY. Augusta.
From Sew York to u aeg0w:
nikGlN!A ..................W Wee nesday, August .
GEORGlA. -. " edne sday, August ~
PENNSYLVANIA; ...... Wednesday. Septem bel :
viii receive and sign through bills of lating 20
Hayre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam
and all Continental ports.
Return tickets issued available fer TWELVE
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and Through Tickets
to all parts of the uHited KirgGOm and Europe.
stewardess AID surgeon ale attached 20 each
steamer; no Charge IS made for attendance AID
medicines
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid Em!gr alton Tickets issued here 70 rsr.
ties DESTROYS of serdr = Cor their friends.
These vessels cross the bar at all times withou.
detention.
For freight and passage, having superior accom-.
mOdati0ns, apply 10
4. 4. MILLER CO.,
eeI4 No. % CaIOndelet street. New Oreara
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t.cps are raised u c On ordinary md &c on lew
m Hfg
COTTON STATEMENT.
Seee.
stnrh n, band A-crs.a Al ls.2... 62:9
Ar-va6 s,rca IL sf ., asement 2i5
we'd pIev!OIsiv........... . j,''-.'''
Made .Icn. w.ste. SAMPLES, dam
aged and .-ct product .;on
c. NJ rr.-I..,........ 24OiJ-l .EI ~
Iosa. '''7'-'oo'
Cleared ioGAy.
Consnmed 2. lane Si:IIs' c.ty. .7.-l $50 10
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tanned IN DWELLING no 1876 nUHA;NE
sss-s---7s- 's4-#l
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF ". Il. COOLEY. DECE.sFn
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IN BANKRUPTGY
''>'>>H, N'>|eT>',N>-D->r>o~N~~<>N,
ESTATE OF Z. DREEFCS 4, IN

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OpprcR
New orleans, August 2 1873.
WIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
t,ic+ rt 81 mas been issued out of the DIS.
a " Nourt OF The United States for the District
"a LOUISIANA 9 against the estate of E. Dreyftis Il
~, oi Mohr1e IN the paiish OF Ouachta Stare Of
I1; that the payment OF any debts and re-
n,nts y, y, any property belonging to said bank.
a ~ .neni, or Tor their use, and the transfer OF
meeting OF the creditors of said bankrunt tn
prove their debts and choose one or more assign
zee VI tneiI estate viii be held at a court OF ha1
a p.oy ~ pe modem on the tweLty-third day Of
hSIl, a. ". lo'3 at II A. NJ, at the Custom bouse.
tor 0'Ns' "e" orleans. before G. s. Kellogg, Regis
ar9 .. ). B. PACKARD
100 - United States Marshal
ESTATE OF Mrs. E71Z N ET7-
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pY WALTON, DAVIS & FRERET-I B.
- walton, Auctioneer - Office No. 30 Camp
sIreet.-MoNDAf. August I, 1878, at II 4. NJ on
The premises No $50 tumaine street fer account of
the Succession OF William II. Cooley deceased 10y
virtue aud il pursuance OF order OF lie ho,loi.
abe the Second District Court TOR the paIis.. Of
Orleans No. 26,t76 OF the docket viii be sola-
THE CONTENTS 81 the aforementioned dwell
!Us consisting OF PariOr Diuingroon, bedroom
kltchen and otLrr furniture; Silver Plated " are
EiIna ana Cr0ct cry, GLASSWARE, Chandeliers ar
pets and Curtains, as per inventory.
!erMs-Isish OF 'te spot at the moment CT I'D
tudcaton; tile furniture to be removed Nv he IJir.
chaseTs on the day Of sale. iy.. Il an
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
EOSEECLD FURNITURE, WATCH AND JEWEL.
~, PAINTINGS, LOT CT TOOLS, ETC
SUCCESSION OF JAMES AND GEORGE LOWRY.
Second District Coat :or the Parish u e,,.s ans
No. s, :6..
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COTTON.
eSsmpnYutive 4tntement-eransacfioh Of
the Week-Recsipts, Aaies. Exports
and stock on Hand.

NEW YORK. August 1.-The following i. the com.
tarativ" cottos statement for tie week ending
August:
Ralea
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VREAT JAIKNON ROCTE,
STEAMSHIPS.

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LIMITED.
The following new first class, !uii-powered clydo
built Screw steamships are intended to sail regu.
larly between NEW ORLEANS and LIVERPOOL.
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, 3 90 tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA. 1000 IONS II sisttr. CAPTAIN Ham ID
ALABAMA, 2soi tons register. Captain "a
PkNNSYLVASIA $500 IONS i. sis.er Captain Brace
v!kG.N MA z.uO tons ies.ster.... Captain SaGler
GEORGIA, 2500 tons n sister
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By Nash & Hodgson.

A HANDSOME FRAME CCTTAGE..NO. O.: N.G..
ZINE STREET.
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BY Sheriff Harper.

SUCCESSION Cf THE LATE JAMES Z. EcSETH.
DECEASED.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Charles Z. Fortier.

VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE SECOND DIS
TEI(T
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SUCCESSION OF HENRY v. SARRr, OECEASfr
Second District Court fer the Parish u Orleans
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-10
Married.

In Savannah, on January 2, 1873, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hawkins, Ms. Samuel MOnroeto Mrs He
Monroe, both Of Andrew county.
In 81. Joseph, ON. January 2, 1873, Mr.. Alex
ander Campbell Monroe to Miss Libbie Beck
man, both OF Andrew county.
On December d, 1872, hy Rev. n. II. Smith,
Mr.. John W. B0fkin TO Miss Mary h. Meyer,
all of Holt county.
On January l, 1873, by Rev. N. H. Smith
Mr.. Charlie Cowan to Miss Maggie Swan, all Of
Holt county.
About ten days ago, NJ. George Harmon 70
Miss Hattie Merwin, In Holt county.
On December Is, 1872, by Elder d. Q. Kink,
Mr.. James A. Pedigo to Miss j. Jemmison.
On December IS, 1872, ct Wabash. Indiana,
Mr.. n. D.. McCreary, OF Phelps City, No., &c
At the residence of George Mckee, Mr.. VIII
liam Fowler, of Holt county, to Miss Sarah J..
Mckee, Of TnrkiO.
On December 81, 1872, at the residence Of the
brides parents, MIR. Edward H. White to Miss
Adxlins Munich, all of Atchison county. No.
On December DC, 1872, At the residence Of
Michael Steak, Mr.. Charles volkman, Of Rock
Port, to Miss Eliza Roda, OF Clay township.
On January I, on the down train from Iowa,
riding ut the rate of thirty miles an hour, by
Rev. W. Hayes, Mr.. j. L. Rummel, Of Missou-
ri, to MISS Melissa Phelps, Of Taylor county
TnWa
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Song-''Temperancc Siecp~-By MFR.
Chute. nrunkard and wife buying
| shanghai chickens. The RlIinoctros
"A splendid scene. Song-.(5reen
| MouAtain Yankce.-By Mr.. Chute.
The. performance ended at II o'clock
r. NJ.
Some of the pieces were very mirth-
| full and humorous, calling forth
shouts Of laughter and applause. Con-
| sidering the cold, stormy weather,
| which hindered much in their prac-
tice, the whole thing was well done.
| The house was crowded. Respectful
Nv. MUSlCUS.
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Rochester Items.

MI. Free Sexton froze his feet bad
ly, last Saturday week, caused by be-
ing driven Ost of his burning house
barefooted into the snow and cold.
They are getting better, though.
A story is circulated that one OF
the genial souls of Empire town.
ship came to this burg for a supply
of the so-be-joyful" on Christmas Eve,
getting the usual quart bottle fun.
On awakening in-the morning, full of
bright anticipatiOns of a.."nice time''
on Christmas, what was his surprise
to find the contents Of his bottle fro
zen solid! Upon being dissected by
ar eminent physician, a couple of giHs
of the 'pure stuff was found eAcased
in the center of the bottle-shaped cake
of icel We give this story for what
it is worth.
The contract for carrying the mail
between Maryville and Rochester, dis
lance, IS miles and return, service
once a week, has been advertised by
the Government. Full particulars
and blank contracts will be furnished
by the Postmaster at Maryville.
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Nodaway County Items.
from tee Repu5licsn.l


The old year was watched ont
and the New Year welcomed in, in
the usual style at the LIST NJ. L.
Church in Maryville.
The Advent Church of Maryville.
Rev. d. O. Hink, Pastor, has hired
tie hall over L. G. Evans & Cos
Store, and are fitting it up as a place
Of worship.
Mr.. John S. Stockton, who re-
sides near Sweet Home in this cOun-
ty, has a great curiosity on exhibition
in town. 1t is all eight legged pig,
with Q perfect head, and two bod
les back of the shoulders.
On Monday evening q fire was
discovered in q small building on
the north end Of Main Street, owned
BY Jacob Sehrader, and occupied as a
grocery store By Joseph Yehle.
When the crowd got to the building
the fire had obtained such Roadway
that no attempt was made to extin-
guish it. Most OF the groceries were
carried out :snd the other building
saved.
From the Democrat
Last week nearly all the country
mail routes were at q stand-till,
owing to the epIzootic.
The Christmas tree ut the
South Methodist Church on Christ
mas e16 was well attended.
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RolckoW Items.

Old Father Barringer had both
hands badly frozen on Christmas
night, going home FRONT the festival.
Fishing is good in The small lakes
along the river bottom. Some Of our
boys catching as many as five hundred
in a single afternoon.
There are . great many fat hogs i'll
this neighborhood vet, and, in conse-
quence of the low price, some Of our
farmers are punching them together
and going to ship on their own hook.
Owing to the horse disease, wood
is very hard to get and coal is scarce
and high. Some of our citizens are
contemplating burning, corn, and at
the present prices, it seems to be good
economy.
Rumor says that Mr.. Rearden has
been killed in st. Joseph. Mr.. Rear
den owns a large farm about three
miles southwest OF here. He left his
home for St. Joseph, about three
weeks since, and the last heard of him
he was engaged in q drunken fight
in a saloon, in st. Joseph, where he
was knocked down and stamped until
life was extinct, then conveyed to
parts unknown. He had drawn some
money out of the bank, and it is sup
posed he has been robbed. We
hope the rumor is not correct.
n. O, SILLAM.
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Correspondence.
School Exhibition in jackson
Township.

School Exhibition in jackson
Township.
FILLMORE, January 3, 1873
Mr.. EDIToR-A school exhibition
came of at the Stone Chapel, n mile
south of this place, on New Years
Eve, and was a grand success. Some
three weeks ago Jacob G. hobart,
who teaches at the Lincoln school
house, two miles sonth of the Stone,
concluded to train his school for a lit
tie performance to come off in the hOl-
idays, and some of Mr.. Grabill's school
of the Stone Chapel basement
joined in it. A few days before, Prof.
Chute, of Bolckow, organized a sing
ing class in the said Chapel, and being
present, he sang several pieces. About
forty pieces were spoken, sung and
acted, consisting Of dialogues, poetry,
songs, tableaux, &C., with some &C
~corticoB music. Tile following are
the chief pieces: Opening speech
BY Mr.. Bohart. Celebration song, TO
yankee Doodle"-By Mr.. Chute.
Concert Reading-Five gents and
seven lady scholars. SOng-"School
boy the best life enjoys',-By Mr..
Chute. "Boarding-school accomplish
mcnts," two scenes-By Mr.. Joe Ram
say and two girls. Song-"What !
love and haie"-By Mr. Chute. Fig
ures-nine little girls-poetry. Good.
''The water-faIl'-By Mr.. Ramsay.
"Behind the curtain"-Faaily visit
ing scene Song-"There's a good time
coming"-By Mr.. Chute. Nobleman
in disguise Two exciting n
Song-"The Mistletoe bough" BY
Mr.. Chute. "The old bachelor" poet
ry-Dy F. NJ. Cough. THE Confess
sion"-By VIM. Hunter. THE Pho
tograph scene"-very laughahle. Song
der Shoemakcr's Poy"-By MIR.
Chute. What comes Of loose tongue,
tattling. Song-Nae room for twa-
BY Mr.. Chute. "Precarious predica-
ment"-Two scenes. Speech-Art of
Learning-C. b. Clijer. Song-"Tom-
my. don't go"-By the two Mistcrs
and Miss Trap. Song-"Druuknrd
and Scolding Wife"-By Mr.. Chute.
Enrolling officers - exciting scene.
Song-"Oid American Gentlemen
BY DR.. Birch. Song-"When the Old
Year Died"-By Mi. Chute. Song
s.Threc Black Crows'-By three gents,
three ladies aid teacher. Frightened
at nothing Ghost story. Song
-"Oil oil the Brain"--By DIR. Birch.
Crooked mouth family''--MatrimO-
ny-Three scenes. Song-"Jonaihan's
Wedding"-By Mr.. Chute, Smart
Boy-Dy Mr.. Ramsay aud son "Clieer
Up John." Hard Casc"-By the three
Messrs. Trap. Soug-''Three graces
or the Hunters Prize"-By the two
Mcssrs. Trap and two Misses Trap.
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o County Items.
tFrom the SENTINEL

IRON the Sentfnei.J
Mr.. M. A. Duff, attorney and
COUNSELOR at law, will shortly move
his family to this city and establish
himself in the practice of the law.
Mr.. Geo. Wagner, of the north.
eastern part of Holt. says the pros
pect for next years crop of winter
| wheat is not the best in Clay town
ship. Too dry in fall, and not
enough snow.
Mrs. Thomas Collins, daughter
of Mr.. T. j. Sedwick, in walking up
the street, slipped on the snow, fell
and broke a leg, OIL Friday, December
9th.
On Sunday evening, the 22nd in
slant, the Wilder House at Forest
CITY was discovered to be on fire.
An imperfect fue excluded from the
first floor through the ceiling and to
the roof, set fire to some weather.
boarding at the roof. A large hole
was burnt through the roof, and but
for the snow which lay on it and the
efforts of the citizens, the house
would have burned to the ground.
The furniture and effects of the TAM
lily and guests had already been ia
ken out when the flames were sub
dued and the fire extinguished.
On the LIST of January MI. Ellzcy
Van Buskirk called OIL Mr.. Albert
Rocker, our county clerk, and de-
manded possession Of the office by vir-
tue of an appointment and commits
sion from Gov. Brown. Mr.. Rock
err refused to turn over the office,
and we presume the courts will have
to settle the controversy.
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Personal.

E. Brayton, Esq, has returned
from a two weeks trip to Ohio.
Charles p. Smith. late of North To-
Fpeka, Kansas, has taken up his abode
once more in Savannah. His many
friends will find him at TIollowal's
drug store, where he viii be glad to
see them.
A. T. Sabin, Esq, late of Platte
township, has taken up his abode in
Saw annah, and will hereafter keep
the boarding house for Andrew coun,
ty evil-doers. 1t was feared the pris.
oners would rebel against n change OF
landlords.
w. II. Tilson, Esq, the newly
elected Justice for Washington town.
ship, was q visitor at the REPUBIL-
CAN Office Oh Saturday.
DIR. N. B. Brown, Representative
from Andrew county, is placed on
several standing committees in the
House of Representatives, as follows
Internal improvements, OH Printing,
on Immigration and Oh Manufac-
lures.
Judge Bonham was a welcome Wis.
itor at our Office on Wednesday.
Benjamin II. Wood, better known
as "Benny Wood" an old and we'll
TODD citizen of Platte township, died
recently. He leaves a family of sew
eral children, his wife having died
some time before.
We regret to learn of the very sc.
vcrc illness of John NJ. Holt, son oil
our old and respected fellow citizen,
Ben. X. Holt. He is lying at Phelps
with the pneumonia in its worst type
Mr.. Holt is universally popular and
esteemed among our fellow citizens,
who will regret to learn of the poor
hopes that are entertained OF his re-
covery.
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Gentry County Items.

IFr0m the Lcdgcr.I
"A petition, praying for the extern
sion of the boundaries of our town,
has been in circulation.
The epizootic has reached its
height in this county, with no deaths
among the horses, SO far as reported.
A party ofthe disciples ofNimrod
returned from a grand hunt on last
Friday, having baege1 four deer.
-Gentrvville thinks she is a grand
commercial center. She thinks a
new departure in the shape Of u fine
public school building, will make Al
bany open her eyes.
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The Drug Store at Bolckow.

Among other things of which our
friends living in Bolckow and vicin-
itv have reason to be thankful for, is
that the place can boast ola first-class
drug store. The store of NJ. E. Alli-
son & Co., in which Mr.. Allison and
DIR. Williamson arc the partners, is
kept with the view of supplying the
almost innumerable demands of the
public upon an establishment of that
kind. and we are glad to note the
growing popularity of the store as a
deserving tribute to its geutlemanly
proprietOrs.
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Conference.

The st. Joseph District Confer
epce of the NJ. Z. Church will convene
Mt the Sixth Street Methodist Church
in this city, oil Tuesday next, the 14th
instant, and continue four days. A
large attendance of ministers and
others is expected. There will be q
morning and afternoon session each
day: also, preaching each night. The
public arc cordially invited to all
these services.
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Snow.

The poem published in another col
umn is immensely appropriate Just
at the present time, although those
who have a good deal of travelling on
foot TO do may moi be able 10 realize
to the fullest extent the poetic beauty
of the lines. The deep snow of last
week has been getting deeper, a snow
storm every other day or so contrib
uting to that result. Our devil says
as no Use having SO much snow"
If the horses didn't all have the cpl
zootic, it would be another matter.
We would be sleigh riding to cur
hearts content.
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Amazonia Items.

The new Odd Fellows hall is CON-
pieted, and the furniture is being re-
ceIyed. II will be o very neat and
comfortable hall
Track-laying is begun at the Anu
aZonia end of the ''eut-of.'
The young people enjoyed them
selves on New Years night at The res.
idcnce Of judge Bond, partaking of a
fine supper aud tripping Ale light
fantastic toe" The Judge and his
wife know how 10 make such things
pleasant and enjoyable.
More than fifty town lots changed
owners here last week.