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Insurance effected upon Dwellings House.
hold Furniture, Kitchen Utensils. Wc...iu.
apparel and merchandise. ~ loplyir. "a !.
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\ prouacted meeting was commenced
1T Union Church. in the southern part Of th.s
parish, on Thursday, under the administration
Of r. Mclnnis, d. d., al cminen, Presby,e-
rinn divine assisted by Rev. D. A. Campbell
of this place. The meeting will continue Al
Union one week, and then they will begin a
meeting a, Alto, embracing the fifth Sunday
in October. aui from Aldo they propose 70
come 10 Rayvillc. We earnestly hope they
van accomplish mu-h sH;riluaI coed BY ;....s
!aJUr- "a our PARISH
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Insure in the Home, of New York, estab.
ii,hed ia 1915. Realized assets Jsny I, 1876.
over S5,J90,OO0. J. L. Beaen, Agent. Mon.
roe, la. ijanl.77.
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