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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-12

NOtice.-The Annual Meeting OF the Farm
ers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Van
buren, County. will be held in the Court House
in Paw Paw, III said County OF Van Buren, and
1875. at ten o'clock. A. W. The business that
will be presented for consideration ana action
at SAID meeting, will consist OF the following
viz The re organization of the above named
Company by the adoption OF a new charter
The object OF the above being to conform to
an Act OF the Legislature Of the State OF Mich
igan, the same being an Act to provide for the
incorporation OF Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panies and defining their powers aud duties
approved April 18th, 1878 the election OF
officers Of the Company, and for the trans
action OF any other business that may properly
be presented before said meeting.
1035w5 ELIAS p. HATHAWAY. Secretary
Paw Paw, Feb. 4. 1875
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IN MEMORIAM.

At regular meeting OF Apollo Lodge, No
16, H. OF 2. held Feb. 3D. 1915, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS. Our honored and worthy Pas
Chancellor, DARIUS f. CoMsTocK, has been re-
moved by DEATH from fraternal associations
with us, which have ever been most pleasant
and such as to endear and perpetuate his mem
DRY; and
WHEREAS, The deplorable event, which IA;
called upon us for the first time to pay the last
tribute OF respect ana brotherly love to an hon
ored knight; has removed from our Lodge 9
pioneer member, and LETT vacant a high and
honorable position has brought sorrow to oul
Fraternity, and sadness TO our hearts, there
fore,
RESOLVED, That We tender our heartfelt sym
pathies TO the family OF our deceased brother
RESOLVED. That, in honor OF his memory
the Charter OF our Lodge be draped IN mourn
ing for the period OF sixty days.
RESOLVED, That these Resolutions be spread
upon the records OF the Lodge and that copy
be presented to the family OF our deceased
brother, aud that the same De published IN eact
Of our village papers.
4. A. LANDPHERE,
y. ID. GLmDES. Com.
" J. SFIIICK
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Nor,-n.e SaIe.-Default having been

Mortgage Sale.-Default having been
made IN the conditions OF certain lndenture
of mortgage, whereby the power to sell the,sl2
contained has become operative, executed be
Henry J. Scrimger and Mary +. Scrmger. TO
Henry S. Kellogg and George w. Baker, part
ners. and composing the firm OF Kellogg, Baker
& Company, OF Jackson, Michigan, dated the
18th day Of May, 1874, and recorded III the
Registers Office for the County of Van Buren,, on
the 18th day OF May, 1874 at o'clock P. NJ, 10
Liber IL OF Mortgages, on page 4l6, upon
which said mortgage there is claimed to be que.
by virtue Of the conditions thereof and remain
ing unpaid at the date Of this notice, the SUM
OF one hundred and thirty-five dollars and for
ty-three cents (S135.43) and an attorney fee o.
twenty-five dollars provided for in sald mort
gage IL case OF foreclosure, making total sum
of one hundred and sixty dollars and forty
three cents; and no suit or proceeding at law
having been instituted TO recover said sum
any portion thereof Notice Is theotors
hereby given that on Friday, the TIN dag OF
June, \. d. 1875. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
we shall sell at public auction, TO the hIghest
bidder. at the front door OF the Court House
or such other building in the village OF Paw
Paw. in said County, where the Circuit Court
for said County is holden. to satisfy the sum
due by virtue of said condition, and said attor-
ney fee, with interest at the rate OF ten pee
cent. per amman and legal costs. the premises
described IN said mortgage, that is to cav
That certain piece or parcel OF land iylns ana
Michigan, and described az follows. to-wit
Commencing eight rods and SIX feet east o:
the southwest corner OF a lot or parcel OK
land conveyed or intended to be conveyed by
Jesse r. Brown and wife, to Lemuel Z. Glow,
nv deed dated the 18th day OF August, 1867,
and recorded IN the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds of the County of Van Buren,, on the
18th day Of November, 1868, in Liber Is OF
Deeds on page GA ; running thence east thirty
three feet. thence north one hundred and
twenty. six feet thence west thIrty-three feet,
thence south one hundred and twenty-six feet
70 the place OF beginning, and being situated
on the east half OF the south east quarter on
section twenty-nine, in township one south,
of range 10 west.
Dated Feb. Sth, 1875. i047tf3
HENRY KELLOGG x
GEORGE w. BAKER
Comprising the Arm Of
Kellogg, Baker Il Co. Mortgagees
JOHN G. SHARP, Atty for Mortgages, Jack
son, Mich.
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OHgTf.fK y.

Died at her home, north OF Paw Paw, after
an Illness Of nearly three Years oRDELIA ".
wife OF George ). Cogswel, in the 6lst year or
her age.
The deceased was born in the town OF
Morav.a, Cayuga County. y. Y. but subse-
quently removed to Ohio, and from thence
with her family to Michigan in the year 1854,
The year following she united with the Baptist
Church In Paw Paw, and continued membe
until her death For many years sufferer
denied almost entirely participation in active
duties, her life bore witness to the truth :
They also serve who only stand aud walt. l"
With scarcely care for the outside world, ex-
capt to rejoice that she knew so little OF its
temptations, with never murmur OF dlscon-
tent, she drank the cup of suffering to its
in Heaven. For weeks she has been only wait
ing to hear the summons. Come !" and when
she heard it she was ready, and calm as an in
FAINT on its mothers breast, she breathed her
life away. aud 10, from the wan, worn hands
dropped the weary cross, and in its place she
clasped the victor's palm and there was new
song sung in Heaven, and down to the lone
home, dark with deaths shadow came floating
the glad chorus, All is WE'LL" She leaves q
husband and three daughters. To the former
a life Of lonely endeavor to follow the narrow
pathway she has trodden with him for nearly
forty years, and the glad hope Of reunion
by and by. To the latter, the precious legacy,
mothers faith. a mothers love, mothers
prayers. The funeral sermon was preached by
Rev. Mr.. Heritage, of Paw Paw, from Rev.
l4:13, Blessed are the dead who die 10 the
Lord &c A. B.
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The Lansing Republican is pitching into
college graduates lately, as witness the follow
ing:
"When we are worn out trying to get correct
elling from our intelligent compositors, we
will send for some 'spooney' colleglans to read
proof. About one In forty OF them can pre-
pare copy fit for the printer
We would consider it quite curiosity to re-
ceive manuscript at this Office from the pen OF
q college or university graduate free from mis-
spelled words and with every sentence punctu-
ated correctly.
Mr.. Green sued lady for breach of promise
Her friends offered to settle It for two hundred
dollars. What !" cried Green, 1.-TWO hundred
dollars for ruined hopes, shattered mind, a
blasted life and bleeding heart Two hundred
dollars for all this Never! never never !
Make il three hundred and ii Is a bargain :"
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ROBINSON 4 WARD.
DEN lists

Perform all operations on the Teeth and
Gums. in thorough and sk1llful manner.
Nitrous Oxide Gas, Ether or Chloroform,
judicicusly administered when desired.
Office over Sherman * Sellick's, Corner OF
Main and Kalamazoo Streets, Paw Paw. Mich.
Refer by permission to the undersigned den-
tists OF Jackson, Mich.
J. A. ROBINSON, d. d. 8.
GEO. II. MOSHER, DDS.
DR.. W. II. DORRANCE,
Dr.. d. W. SMITH.
1006 Dr.. L. L. DAVIS.
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Surely there is nothing commendable in

Surely there is nothing commendable in a
young woman begging funds to educate poor
but plous young men for the ministry, while
she and the majority OF her sex are too poor
TO educate themselves, and II able are denied
admittance into vast majority Of the higher
institutions OF learning throughout the nation
II is not commendable for women to get up
fairs and donation parties for ministers, and
beg for churches IN which the gifted OF their
sex may not pray and preach, share the offices
and honors, nor have voice in the business
affairs, creeds, and discipline. II is not COM
mendable for the women OF this republic to
expend much effort or enthusiasm in the COM
ing centennial celebration, having no part or
lot in the great experiment OF self-government.
i Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Mrs. A. o. Hooker, in private letter written
from San jose CAL, Feb. I'd, says:
There has not been dozen days OF rain thus
far, but almost always bright, beautiful sun
shine,-warm and pleasant in the middle OF the
dav. but cold (about like early October In Mich
igan) morning and evening. A few mornings,
ice "a frozen quarter of an inch IN thickness,
but always melted before noon. oldest in
habltant says 1t has been remarkably cold for
this country.
Then this is the loviest town in Cal, ii O., /
can't imagine anything much nicer One unused
to it would never mistrust that it was winter, to
see the grass the lovliest green, with beautiful
trees and flowers all In bloom. Ladies out
walking with no cloaks aud shawls, and carrying
parasols.
DR.. II. also writes that he has formed part
nership with an old dentist in San Jose, who
has very fine practice.
The following spicy card OF thanks appears
in the Lapeer Democrat
To the nose-abouts OF Lapeer, wish TO
return my sincere and heartfelt thanks for the
interest which they have taken III nv welfare,
and for the kindness they have had, 10 talk
about something that little concerned them,
or they knew little or nothing about. Always
be sure you know what you are talking about,
and then go ahead. Now | love you myself
as a mother loveth her Iirst born but l love
to mind my own business better than ! love
any man, woman or child on the face OF God
Almightys green earth, and you would be
liked great deal better, all Of you, did you
mind your own business. II some OF YOU
would stay at home and straghten up your
own family affairs, you would have very little
time to be prylng your internal big noses in,
to some one else's business, and would con-
fer big favor upon the public at large.
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Notice 70 Hear SCIaims-Tn

Notice 10 Hear Claims In Pro-
bate Court, Van Buren, County: Estate or
AUSTIN EDGERToN, Deceased. Notice is herebs
given, that said PROBATE Court will receive ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
creditors against the Estate OF said deceased
and Monday, February Is. 1875, and Monday
March l, 1875 are hereby assigned for hearing
said claims, and SIX months from the date here
OF are allowed creditors in which n -resen5
their claims. lUo4t6
Dated Paw Paw, January Is. 1875
GEORGE W. LAwToN, Judge OF Probate
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4 RARE 2s ABstsAIN

Farm OF 50 acres, lying III the town o.
Lawrence, Van Buren, County, Mlch, / miles
northwest OF Lawrence. on the breedsvlle
road. From 80 10 80 acres improved, good
orchard in bearing condition, a new house,
good well, acres Of wheat, and l acre OF hops
20 or more acres without stumps, 20 rods OF
hedge ready to turn out this spring. | am
about 70 leave for California and want TO SELL.
l034t4* JOIN F, BRANCH.
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Charlie a little son of MIR, and Mrs. William
son Mason, OF tins village, and who had one
eve that was turned in toward tho nose so far
as not only to render the eye useless, but to
disfgure HIM, had it operated on by Professor
rockingham, Of the Michigan [ University, a
few days ago, The operation was successful,
and Charlie feels as proud Of it as he would OF
a new hobby horse.
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w. E. Nyhart, an enterprislng young man,
who came and settled among us last fall and
engaged in the business of pandering to the
vices Of our good people by Furnishing them
with tobacco and cigars, has had his run and
has closed out and gone his way IN pursuit OF
new fields in which to show his enterprise.
He, like Cal. Frank, leaves friends behind who
will hold him in remembrance
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Money! MONEY!

Loans in sums Of $1,000 or over. for three (3)
or i've %. years time can be procured by
prompt-payiDg parties having desirably located
improved farms of good soil and paying bust
ness property, to offer as security. The cash
value OF the security TO be worth not less than
three times the loan desired
For particulars call on or address ID. T. Dell
at Nicksburg, Kalamazoo Co.. Michigan.
Those wanting loans are requested to make
application direct to me. loosely
ID. T. DELL.
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WANTED 2 EXCHANGE.

The undersigned wishes to exchange a bali
interest in good FIGURING Mill, a DWELL
INC HOUSE and Stone located at Carbondals.
Kansas, and about seventeen miles from To-
peka, for q farm in Van Buren, County. The
property Is good and desirable and will be ex-
changed on favorable terms.
T. J. HILLARD
For particulars enquire Of Rhoda Munger, At
the News Depot. 1036w4
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DIED.

WICKSALL.-In the township of Paw Paw.
on the Sd inst, SALLNA WICKsALL wife OF
Joseph Wicksall, aged 80 years
ANDREWS.--In Paw Paw. Jan. 90. az the
residence or A. W. Nash. OF lung fever. John
l.. Andrews aged IL years.
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The other night convivially-disposed gen.
tleman. retiring late, walked somewhat nosily
No the stairs and corridor to his room. . Why
what a noise You make! !" said his wife, 4" how
heavily you walk !" Well, my dear, was the
0ruff response, "if you can get barrel Of
wbiskey upstairs with any less noise should
like 10 see YOU do it
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LAWSON CHEMICAL CO,

sheriff. sal Notice is hereby gwen
that by virtue and in pursuance Of an execu-
ton issued out and under the zeal of the Circuit
Court, for the County OF Van Buren,, bearing
date the 4th day OF Febraury 1875, and 70 me
directed against the goods, chattels, lands and
tenements OF Asa Landphere, / have seized
and shall sell at public vendue, to the highest
bidder, on Saturday at one o'clock p. NJ, the
twentieth day OF March, A. D., 1875 at the
front door Of the Court House. in the village
OF Paw Paw, in the County Of Van Buren, afora-
said, the following described parcels OF land
situate IN the village OF Paw Paw, County OF
Van Buren,, and state Of Michigan. commenc-
ing on Main street, on the south hne Of block
six 6 sxty-nine 50 feet west OF the south
east corner thereof, thence north parallel with
Kalamazoo street ninety nine SO feet thence
west twenty-six 26 feet, thence south ninety
nine 80 feet, to the south line of said block
six 6 thence east twenty-slx 26 feet, TO the
place OF beginning also, that other parcel
bounded as commencing in the southwest
corner of lot one l |, in block twenty-five 122 +
in said village, thence running north ffty-one
81 feet, thence running east to the east line
OF SAID lot one l |, thence running south fifty
one 81 feet, to the southeast cc rner OF SAID
lot one l thence running west to the place OF
beginning. 1036t7
Dated February 9Th, 1875.
JOHN f. SLOVENIAN, Sheriff
RICHARDS * BARNU1r PI'ff 3 Atty's.
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KALAMAZOO, FEB. 9,-The Legislative party
arrived at half past six and were taken to the
Lunatic Asylum in sleighs.
That probably was the best disposition that
could have been made OF them.
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The officers Of Paw Paw Grange No. 10, p. OF
IL. for the ensuing year are as follows, viz:
G.. W. Young, NJ. \. c. Glidden, o. E. T..
Warner. L.; VIM. S. sheldon, S.; Walter H.
Wilson, a. s.. o. H. p. Sheldon, c.; S. d.
Searls, y; j. c. Gould, Sec. VIM. Bishop, G.
X; Mrs. Geo. Hunt, Ceres Mrs. j. Hunger
ford, Pomona; Mrs. G. W. Young, Flora
MISS Arette Morrison, L. A. s.
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\ little girl four years old created ripple by
remsrldng 20 the teacher of her Sunday School
class Our dogs dead. l bet the angels
were scar ed when they see him coming up the
walk. He's cross to strangers
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Sunday school scholars will just now be
specially interested in learning that Jericho is
situated in Van Buren, county, six miles south
east Of South Haven.-Detroit News.
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G. j. Hudson has been re-appointed District
Deputy Grand Master +. x A. NJ, for this, the
Fourth District OF Michigan.
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Rev. Mr.. Roe, OF Paw Paw, who was to
preach at the BAPTIST church last Tuesday eve
ming, was delayed on account OF sickness Mr.
Barnum, of Paw Paw, preached in bis stead
Dowagiac Republican.
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The lumber cut i'll Michigan in 1874 was
240O 00O 900 feet against 2, 1886, 35l 900 in 1873,
not incl uding shingles.
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Mrs. Ex-Governor Grape is lying dangerously
i'll at Flint, from an attack Of inflammation OF
the lungs and pleurisy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-12

CoLDwArER, Feb. 8.-Five members OF the
Senate and House committees upon the State
p ubhc School arrived here this afternoon from
Ian sing for the purpose OF visiting the school
here tomorrow.
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Greatness of station always brings absence OF
mind as penalty. Congressman who now Tor
get all about 900 checks would have hunted
over mile and q half OF door-yard to find
lost penny.-Detroit Free Press
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The second annual exhibition OF the Barry
county poultry society will be held in Hastings,
Feb. 25th, Goth and 9th.
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Jake Olmsted, an old pioneer OF kalamazoo,
died at his residence in that village Monday
evening aged seventy-four years. Mr.. Olmsted
settled in kalamazoo in 1885.
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\ Tilted swain spitefully says " Eve did not
know as much as her daughters OF the present
day. Had they been in her place. instead OF
being deceived, they would have deceived the
devil"
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An old lady from one OF the rural districts
astonished clerk in one OF the stores few
days ago, by inquiring if he had any . yaller
Developments, SIGH as they did up letters in
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There will be services at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath morning and evening.
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other scandal to occupy their attention as soon
as the Beecher-Tilton affair finds its end
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The candidates for place on the bench of
the Supreme Court are likely to be numerous.
There will be two vacancies to fll-one in
place of Christiancy, resigned, the other to fill
the expiring vacancy OF Chef Justice Graves.
The newspapers are just now busy in NOM
mating candidates for these positions.
There are also two Regents of the State U nj
versity to be elected at the spring election.
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Two million fish we're Matched last year by
the government at the Michigan state fishery.
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Seventy dollars were realized from the dona-
ton to the Rev. q. z. Linderman, last Tuesday
evening, at Town Hall. Although the evening
was a very cold one the attendance was large.
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Fine remains of mastedon have been found
near st. Catharnes The tusk weighing over
200 pounds, and the short nib Is five feet long
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-12

W. r. Alger says :-"r line of he is rag,
ged diagnoal between duty and DESIRE
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A little girls definition OF iee-water that
staid out in the cold and went to sleep.
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The Lew Brothers spent $500 in advertising
last month. 1t is the immense trade that this
liberal advertising brings them that enables
them to undersell those who do not advertise
Grand Rapids Post
The same firm have a large ad. In the TRUE
NoRrHEgNER telling the people where to CO.
thus SAVING them much time and trouble in
hunting around for store to purchase clcth-
ing.
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The Muskegonites think they wspt A. T.
McReynolds for circuit Judge.
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In Wisconsin. Senator Carpenter has been
left out and one ANGUS CAMERON selected by
the Legislature to fill his place and represent
the State Of Wisconsin in the Senate Of the
United States. lie, too, cared more for Mr..
Carpenter than the party and all it's men,
bers beside unless they were subservient to
his wishes and his interests so the peoples
representatives granted HIM leave to stay at
home.
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Miss Ada Sweet, of Chicago who is the only
female pension agent in the country, receives
the highest salary paid to woman by the gov
ernment
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A. II. Daniels, NJ. D., of Breedsville, is
Deputy Grand Chancellor of the knights OF
Pythlas for the Counties of Van Buren, and
Berren.
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We are informed that Burr Robbins will
start with his show about the 1st OF May next,
from GAINESVILLE Wisconsin, where ne is spend
ing the winter. 1t is said that ne is making
arrangements to enlarge his show for the
coming season.
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We have received an invitation to attend a
Grand Masquerade bail, to he held at Breeds
VILE on the evening of Feb. %, for the benlft
Of the Breedsville Cornet Band.
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Bill King, the new Minnesota Congressman,
will neither appear before the Congressional
Committee, nor resign. II he should resign he
might not get elected again.
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The committee TO locate the next State fair
recommends East Saginaw.
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Instead OF waiting for chance. make one

Remember the Vermonters meeting at the
Dyckman House, on the 18th.
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RUBBERS Repaired by ;. SHAEFER, one
Dour west OF the Court House, Paw Paw, Mich.
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githstanding the severe cold weather OF
wednesday, we noticed several horses hitched
TO the ratings with no blankets over them
We could feel but little pity for their owners
II the horses had cropped down dead, and left
them 70 walk home through the deep snow.
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Louisiana Pinchbick wants a seat in the L :
S. senate.
Senator Thompson was in town on Wednes-
day afternoon and Thursday forenoon. We
don't think he went around much, as he didn't
call at this office.
There wall be donation, Wednesday eve,
Feb. 18th, at the First Baptist Church. for the
beniit OF Mr.. j. Heritage, Pastor \ free pic
me supper will be aeived.