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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-10-21
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PARIOR ORGANS

- @A1e4-O4e \(1lNIAlNS
Messrs. Geo. p. Rowell * Co., NY.
Newspaper Reporter, says:
Daniel +. Ecatty, the organ builder.
III Washln ton, n. j., presses forward
with greatest vigor.''
Fiopl VIM. Peol, Niagara Falls, NY.
several months use of the elegant
aafior organ you sent me, SATISFIES me
mat 1t Is vhe vi the best made. IL h,,, =.
'ich tone; its various tones aie most
pieasaDt- L most heartily recommend
Jour organs TOR parlor, school, church or
other use.
Best Offer ever given. Money refunded
pom reiuIn of organ aad ire. gIl c.,ur.,es
paid by me Daniel r Beatty, both ways
4 unsatisfactory, after test trial Of n va
iays. Organ Warranted Tor nye Years.
send iur extended list VI testimonies
oeiore buying ptrlor olYa.i.
Address, DANIEL r. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey, U. s. a.
ocsl4-76
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-10-21
THRILLING TALES AND NOV-
ELITES

are the best published anywhere.
All the most popular writers are
employed to write originally Peter
SON." In 1876, in addition to the
usual quantity of short stories, five
original copyright noveletts will he
given, by Mrs. Ann 5. stephens,
Frank Lee Benedict, Jane q. Aus
tin, Marietta HOlley, and Daisey
Eeltlior.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-10-21
MAMMOTH COLORED FASH
ION PL4IES

ahead OF all others. These plates
are engraved on steel, twice the us
nal size, and are unequaled for beau
~. They will he snperbiy colored.
Also Household ana other receipts !;
IN short, every tling interesting to
ladies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
EscHpn,ic.

Yesterday evening ut 5 o'clock,
Mike Mckinney. Ed. Nagerly and
Billy O'Donncl took French leave OF
the calahoOse, aud have doubtless
shaken the dust of Dallas from of
their feet forever, Mike WAS n drunk
and downor; Billy was up for dstur-
hance, and Hagerty was staring n fifiy-
nine dollars aud !lIty cents fine in the
face for insulting ladies on the street.
The prisoners had been taken into the
front room Of the CalubOOse building in
order that some necessary cleaning up
might be done, and during few mo-
menrs absence of the oiliu5r in charge
they broke out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

Night before last thieves affected al
entrance into the shop Immediately be-
hind the City Bank. The thieves
must have come in from the rear, Il,
tho front locks were intact. Onlcel
Duff informs the reporter that he made
careful examination OF the premises
and can come TO no other conclusion.
Besides, the officer patrols that beat
nightly and very carefully. THE HER
AID offers its sympathy to the suffer
ers who are poor men, aud can i'll
spare one hundred and ninety dollars
from their business. The robbers
will be caught IL it be IN the power Of
Captain Morton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

California grapes aud pears--choicc lot
of fruits, candles and cigars, always on
hnnd. Call and see him.-Ad.
Fine lot ofs'Irct Baltimore oysters
julA received NJ DeImonlc0 restaurant.
Fannie. suppli' Il ut twelve and one
hal cents per dozen by the can. Ad.
Go aud SEQ the original French
John Mt his new fresh shell 0yester and
lunch house. John has nothing but
the best that the market Affords. Fresh
fish, game and everything that Is good
to refresh the inner man. Under Pc
Odd Fellows Hall, Austin street.
Open day and night-Ad.
The Baltimore Oyster Saloon, ele-
gantly fitted up and boasting the finest
cooks Ia the city, will open on Mon
day evening opposite the Lamar
Hotel The finest and freshest oysters
can always be found on hand, and at
twenty live cents for raw and the eX-
trenely low price Of thirty-hve cents
for those delicious bivalves in dHy
shape, -- Al.
). q. Booth has no connection with
any other auction house but One-lO3
Main street, opposite the LeGrand
Hotel, aud any one wishing him to
sell his property must call at his new
Auction House.--Ad.
DO not buy green Malaga lemons,
as long M you can get genuine Messina
lemons at DeSteihno Brothers, 3l3
Main street. Louisiana oranges 10y the
dozen or 10y barrels speciality. Call
and examine their stock, I'D.
Wrapping paper twine, paper
bags, croquct sets, wall paper, all
kinds Of stationery, select and fresh
tOck OF the latest literature, ut Reed d
Lathrops sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. -Ad.
Fresh and llrst.ciNss baking pow
der twenty-five cents per pound, fresh
roasted coffee thirty cents per pound,
fresh yeast cakes twenty five cents per
pound and ground spices generally at
the Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills, corn
or Elm and Live Oak streets. I'D.
The best prepared food for mock
ing birds Is sold ut the New Orleans
fruit store, opposite LeGrand Hotel.
Candies, lemons and all kinds of fruits
Mt wholesale and retail. Also main
depot for the celebrated bethesda min
cral spring water Orders from the
country promptly filled. co., al.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

SiXty.siX stables have Been iitled w
ut the Fair grounds, and JOrtJ tV0 oil
these are already filed with fine stock
The grand hail Is nearly finished, stock
pens erected, and machinery hail fast
approaching completion, every IN
diGatioH point to II most successful ana
credtahle Fair The outlay has been
exceedingly large and there h now
pressing need for few thousand dol
lars. THE HERALD would respectfully
but earnestly urge upon It's readers ana
an good citizens Of Dallas the imperi-
Qua necessity Of raising these funds.
By all means let our hotels, bar rooms,
wholesale and retail houses, come for
ward and donate Literally. The Fair
should arouse the pride Of every Dial
laslte and awaken him to tho supreme
importance Of commanding perfect
and unquul fed success IN this great
and most desirable undertaking. A
committee Of gentlemen will walt
upon our citiHtns to-day for the pur-
pose lfsoliciting donations, and THE
HERALD expresses the hope that no
lover Of Dallas viii fUll to give gener-
ously, The cause is good one. Let
the response be prompt and as liberal
M becomes US.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

didn't respond with the regularity
clock work, aud we ut once peroleu
ourselfupon the easy chair OF a Tree
stump, with nm eye to reportoFial bnsl'
ness. The gymnast after q terribly Ia
bored effort, finally reached the centre
OF the first span; there he halted'
visably shook from head to foot, gave
"A shout, sm0thered cry nnd-droppeu
through a moment of suspense, ana
then the suspense Of tbs body on Il
cross beam, which the luckles5 wight
had caught in his descent, From TINS
position he g,ndualIy Ietbimsell down
to ihc grouHd, and then looked
down TO the ground, aud then
~ with u countenance which
seemed to say 'you'lI not catch me up
there again"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
LOCAL JoTTINGS.

Dallas Is crowded with stIonger'.
Try one Of DR., COeman's baths
before you go 10 tho fair
1t will cost you only fifty cents to
get your card In the far business diFec'
tory.
STRAY bones are being found. Look
out, old politicians, they may get hold
ofyou.
--Vhltors to the fair are already
arriving. 1t looms now as If Secretary
Baskerville work would bring i0rth
an hundred fold.
1t required the constant attention
OF An officer TO keep the corner Of YIN
aud Lamar streets clear yesterday, 10
great was the press Of wagons.
--Litiganis complain that they do
not get their cases tried ao soon ~ they
wish. If they would hurry up their
own witnesses many cases now stand
Ing would be or the docket.
--Ofall happy men it has been our
pleasure to meet of late, Tom Miers IL
the happiest, and all because he be-
came a father night before last. The
baby weighs ten pounds and Is doing
well: all that Iom could possibly ask
for
For the benefit Of the young folks,
we will state that tho dancing master
gives information that he will have II
nice soree for his pupils and visitors
on Friday night, the 9th. This will
be during the Fair, and, OF course, be
made more interesting. While Pro
fessor George only calls it soiree, 1t
Is evident TINT the affair viii turn out
grand ball.
---One way, and probably the best
way, to encourage II newspaper that Is
laboring for the good of the town and
city, Is to send your money away for
everything you can, and only have such
work done ut home AZ yon have not
time or opportunity to send abroad for.
You see the beauty Of II 10 you get your
money M far away from home nv pos.
sible, and there Is no danger Of It's find
ing its way back to you again. And
your city papers feel SO much encour,
aged to try and build up the town and
your business 80 Fort worth Democrat,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
billiards..

The following dispatch viii 80 to
show that admirers of the game will
have an opportunity to witness n
match between too well knawn bill.
lizard players for the championship OF
Texas on the lime mentioned in the
dispatches. The game will probably
take place ut Lively hall:
EasSDENisoN, roxns, October II, 1879.
George 4. stone, Galveston. Texas.
i thereby challenge you to play me n
game of three-ball billiards, 500 points
up, for from 500 to $500, at Dallas,
Texas. Time to be agreed ON.
HARRIS LlVERMAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

Being enabled Mt present to purchase
goods in my line at " reduction of q
per cent, | deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof and
SHALL therefore, from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT
On former prices am now receiving
the largest stock and most. complete as
sortmcnt Of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to. Orders filled
for amy cemetery in the city,
A. W, MoWroN,
Undertalicr 3SCochpn street, Dallas,
Texas, jy22-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
LOCAL BitEVITlES.

(0lluns Washer represented in
Dallas by the energetic Mr. l., A..
Blake, took the first premium at the
Centennial. -IG
If you wish TO make your wife or
family real good and valuable house.
hold present, hay che OF those rce,
hrutcd Calkin's Washing Machines,
for sale Icy l.. a. Blake, general and
state agent, lU3 Main street, Dallas,
Texas. I'D,
You may observe people from far
and near selecting their winter gar
ments at the New York Clothing
House. .iR
For Northern apples go TO Hag.
garts,-Ad.
For Northern potatoes go to Hag.
garIs,--Ad.
Fine paralllne wax candles ut the
Market Drug Store SIG Main street.
Id
Before passing the corner, walk in
and sec whether we can save you
money in white shirts and underwear
New York Clothing House. I'D.
Have your watches and jeweIry
repaired aud warranted AT Webb's, sos
Main street, I'D.
--Leberg's food for infants and cx-
tract of beef, at the Market Drug Store,
SIG Main street. sd.
RIA, poison, II sure cxtinguisher,
prepared at the Market Drug Store, SIG
Main street. Id.
--'For Northern onions go to lIug"
CARLSBAD.
Are you in want Of II stylish win
ter suit? Before investing elsewhere
go to the New York Clothing House
I'D.
--Scventy-Avo cents will get four
handsome pictures at Shsmanian's
photo gallery, corner Lamar wagon
yard, I'D
60 to Naggarps for fresh choice
hHhhages, --Ad.
Tile purcst glyoerine soap and
cheapest hard-water soap ut the
Market Drug Store, 3I6 Maia street. 49,
Id.
One hundred cases of Kellogg's
Baking Powders for sale, cheap, ut j.
G. Booth Il Co.'s Auction Rooms, .lOS
Main street. AID
Now is the time TO save money.
From one to ten dollars saved ON n
ticket. Johnson Is M0nget, LeGraud
Hotel, will put you through cheap
III.
Extreme reductions in prices of all
winter clothing ut the New York
Clothing House. I'D.
Tho most delicious candies are
made fresh every cay at Grcaves n
Cos. SI3 Main street, opposite Cosmo-
poitan Hotel, Id.
One thousand pounds of Goshen
butter received by iaggart -Ad.
Fifty cents Is all it will cost YOU to
get two beautiful album pictures at
Shishmanian's photo gallery, corner
OF Lamar wagon yard, Main street,
i'd
One thousand pounds of New York
dairy cheese received by Hagg8rt-Ad.
-Greaves u Co.'S. cnadies are made
Of the purest sugar and are perfectly
healthy for children, Seud tue little
ones to SlS Main street. .iG.
Three thousand barrels of potatoes
to arrive mt Haggart AID.
All orders for seeds flied 10y Iag.
CART nd.
The cheapest hard water soap aud
the largest variety OF toilet soaps, per-
fumes, combs, brushes and fancy cut
glass oottles,at the Market Drug Store,
SIG Main strCot,-Ad.
--laegart supplies Dallas with Nor.
thern produce. AID.
One thousand barrels of apples to
arrive ut Huggart-Ad.
You In want of childrcn's and
boys clothing, as well IN children,s
ana boys underwear, save time and
money and 20 to the New York
House. I'D.
B. Sosnoski, ut the Delmonico res.
taurant, has lust reoeiyad N Moo iot -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
Notice 10 MY OId Patrons.

| have II large number of old ac
counts for subscription to TuE DALLA,
Herald prior to June !, 1878, scattered
all over Northern Texas. They arc
small-ronging from - up to $lO-and
hence, ! can not call directly ON the
parties All such knowing thcmselvc,
indebted to me as above, will confer d
favor 10y calling ON me and settling
these small balances as am greatly in
need of the money
scpt9dSwtd i. W. SwINpElIS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

Our readers will note the advertise
ment of II, L. Camuse n Co., In an
other column. These gentlemen will
do all they advertise to do, and we ask
for them tho patronage Of those who
want wagon, carriage or buggy work
gotten up In the highest style Of the
art.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
an fray.

Two men got into n dispute on
Market street, yesterday morning, and
but for the appearance Of policeman,
who was stationed on n near corner, n
bloody fight might have resulted, AS
one had drawn pistol and the other
a knife.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
A Mirncnlnnr E.acnnn.

Yesterday morning as the reporter
was BROWSING around In the vicinity of
lodd's mills, u youngs man stepped
upon the east end Of the Pacific bridge
and essayed TO gain the western bank,
by the customary mode. Tho legs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

Mr., G. w. Crusoe, entry clerk, Will
be on the ground de, from aud after this
morning, to make entries Of all stock
and other articles for exhibition.
Racers aud all others viii ind him in
the main building.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
GALVESTON, octohcr rs. iS1.

Harris Liverman, Denlson, Texas.
l hereby accept your challenge to
play game OF three ball billiards of
800 points up for $3.50. Game to be-
played according to rules, at Dallas,
Texas, on Thursday, October IS, 1876.
GEORGE Il. STONE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
Financial.

NEW ORLEANS, October lS.--Gold ll2. Sight
exchange a per cent discount. Sterling,
bnl H., go
NEW YORK, October l7.-Money easy NJ
2pCr cent,
Gold excited at lllh@llnr
llois,
state bonds steady.
Sterling exchange strong
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

A beautiful and highly improved IN
diana farm, with dwelling, barn. ont
houses, orchards etc; will be exchanged
for Dallas city property on Texas lanes
Address, Editor Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

In quantities from 900 to 100000
Apply at Thomas yard, opposite Cit.
Mills, octSdtr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

KelIogg's Baking Powders, one dol
lars dozen, at j. q, Booth ~ co.'s
Auction Rooms, l03 Main street. -. dd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
CITY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cold naths nd Wilson's. M
siA Elm street ~ 20 ccnta. decy San
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
'lNngU NTfOng.
('t,rt,lu.

NEW ORLEANS, October lS-Cotton demnnt
active and prices Irregular. Good ordinpr,
Vl@Wsc; low middling lOis@lOisc; middllnl
lV'sWh2sc; good middllng lOA0sllc mlddlln.
lalt illgWllnsc tar l@AWl2isc.
SAFES 800 bales Ret receipts, 500; gross
$3.50; expurtN Havro 3,Si2; New York 1906; 81
Louis l,lT.
NEw NORk, October lS.--Cotton steadier
Sales l,9ij bales ut lOysOllll,
Mel receipts, Slp bUies; gross S65
consolidated net receipts lOB,5N9 bales; OK.
ports 10 Grcnt Bntutn, g0,S55;. France, li,0S5
continent, 1876
Failures closed quiet aud steady. Sales o, :.
90 bales. october 10 I.3201lO1kc; November
nny II ll-2@ll9sc; February II D.lBall 10 Slc,
NOltch lEi0li 3l-3sc; April II 3l-39c, May /.
6'S2Vl2 slide; June ~ ll-&WlglAc; July laLm
II la-S9C; August l@lNtl2 ll.lBc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

1T. LOUIS, October lS.--Iiogs active and N
shade lower; (acon IS 4OC(O. VS." ="
Cattle steady md In fair demand for
butchers anu shipping grades. Sales slow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

NEW ORLEANS, October lS.-Flour In good
demand and tlrmi suporlne 81 0ial on !.
~ 6O@7 ~, Corn firm NJ u UlO5c. Onts siendy.
~ ihW iSc, Corn meal steady and held nj 50 N
per barrel. Hay firm; prime Sl7@l0; choice
t2Om2l, Pork easter ut SIS 90. Lard uuio,.
dull and lower; shoulders odd 7lc: new held
~ Sc, bacon onsler NJ SNl0@l0iic; hams l5Gr
10, Cotlee scarce nj lBCelsl4v. sugar In good
demand; open Kettle Zoe; fair To fully nir
lOhc;yollow clarified llWllhc. Molasscs In
good demand and tlrmer; fair toe, prime 7iSs
Ne; choice 7l6t76c Rice quiet; ordinary tn
prime %4@%sr. Bran Slc. w
NJ Loule, October R--tlour quiet ma
unchanged. Wheat-.No. red, fall 81 giiI
No. . q lS&@l | l3i4c, Data unsettled nj NH
@h. Rye quiet NJ 67A@5SI,c, Barley innS.
tive; prime 10 fancy Sue, Lard dull current
make 100. Bulk meats nrmer; packed iois
OF new shout ors 7'sG7' ,c; clenr liz sldes NJ
@yaci ,clonr sides O1p'sc. bacon higher;
shoulders 74@Sjsci sides glt@sl ~; clear Sides
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-26

ceived from him an invitation to Wis
it the seat of government. She ac-
cepted. and was the recipient OF great
attentions, being invited TO officers
houses and To many parties. Con-
gress passed a bill granting her a
pension as an acknowledgement of her
military services. ~
In 1905 she was living in respecta-
BILE circumstances and was the moth
er Of three fine children. In 1920
Mrs. Gannet presented her claims for
renewal as Revolutionary Soldier.
She was then sixty-two, and is de-
scribed as bright, intelligent and flu
ent, using the purest language with a
good accent; easy in her department,
affable in her manners and robust
and masculine in her appearance.
She died not many years after.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-26
WHAT THE OWL KNOWS

Nobody knows the world but me:
When they're all in bed sit up TO see,
I'm better student than the students all.
For may never read till the darkness fall;
And never read without my glasses.
And that is how my.wisdom passes.
I can see the wind. Now who can do that?
I see the dreams that he has in his hat:
see him snorting them out as he goes
Out at his stupid old trumpet-nose.
Ten thousand things that you couldn't think
write them down with pen and ink.
You may call il learning call it wit.
Who else can watch the lady moon sit
Hatching the boats and the long-legged
fowl.
On her nest the sea. all night. but the owl?
When oysters cape to sing by rote
She Grams a pearl down each stupid throat.
So you see know-you may pull of your hat
Whether round or lofty. or square and fiat.
You can never do better than trust me;
You may shut your eyes as long as see.
While YOU live / will lead you. and then-rm
the OWL
I'll bury you nicely with my spade and showl
tGeorge Macdonald. in Good Things.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-26

enough to take nourishmet and set
his tongue goin', II such thing could
be by the Lords appointment
So gave him the drink, and it
took hold on him at once. 1t was
really amazin' Henry how the yarb
put life into him as il 1t had the
Lords own power in it to call the
soul back into the mortal frame and
set the members OF it workin'. Yes,
it was a marvel to see the power na-
tur' had put in few withered leaves
for the more he drank the better he
felt. and by the time he had come to
the bottom of the cup / could see
that the man was nigh himself again,
and likely enough to begin to talk;
and sure enough in a minute he
made an effort to speak, and after
one or two efforts he got his tongue
used to the motions, and said:
"Old man. who be you, that has
called me back from the gates of
death and summoned me from. the
borders Of the grave?" -. -
my name," said, "is John Norton
and be nobody but a hunter and a
trapper who has done nothin' but live
in a maturity way and save his kind
when the Lord gave him chance;
and as for bringin' we back from the
border Of the grave / think ye was
pritty nigh on to it. and me and the
hound yonder and the tea I stepped
for We did, mayhap, give ye lift In
the right direction--though it musn't
be overlooked, il ye are GURUS in the
the matter, that the sun and the wind
done their part to bring ye to, and I
dare say the Lord In his marcy has
done more than us all, for We sartinly
would have died il he hadn't given
the hound the sense to know the
dead from the living, and helped us
in our endivers. And now, friend.
what may your name be, and what
game did ye have In mind when ye
pushed your trail from the settle
ments into this lonely lake; for I see
from the signs that ye know nothin'
of the woods. and / marvel why q
man OF your ignorance should leave
the haunts OF your kind, and 1 dare
say kindred, and fisk yourselfin these
out OF the way places, which be
pleasant to those who know them,
but risky to them that doesn't; so
ak ye your name, and why I fad ye
here alone and unprotected, as IL ye
hadn't a friend on arth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-26
CHURCHES.

MErHoDIsr EPISCOPAL, REV. J c. STErHENs, Pas
tor-Preaching every sabbath. at t0-30 A. n, and
73e ?. y. Sunday school IL 1870 p. n Class
Meetings, at9 O'Clock, A. NJ, sud l2s y. Prayer
meeting Weekly, on Thursday, at p. N. Seats
Free-The public are cordially invited
PRESBYTERIAN. REV. g. A-Little. Pastor. Preach
ing every Snboath, At hall past ten NJ, and AZ
T30 p. m sabbath School af 1915 p n, Pray
er meeting, Wednesday, at p. n seats free, and
the public cordially invited
ST.. THOMAS EPISCOPAL REv. J.J .FAUDE Rector.
Divine service every sunday at ier3o A. "a and af
zs3O Pm Seats free TO all Sunday School and
Bible Class at u 80 P.N-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-26
SOCIETIES.


AxkRIcUs LODGE No 81, l. q. T., meets every
Thursday evening at s:30 O'Clock Resident and
visiting brethren cordially invited TO attend
RoBT. McCASCE, " g.
II. B. REEVES. Secretary.
PLYMOUTH CoNMANDERY, X. T., No. 26. Stated
conclaves the secoud Thursday in each month
c. n 1oAs, Rec. H. @. THArER, h. e.
PLYxeurH CoUxcu- No. Is, X. A. 9 NJ. Stated
convocations the second Wednesday in each
month. ID. MCDONALD, t. L. NJ
20 PAxsoS, Rec
PLYMOUTH CHAPTER- No. -, r. A. M. Stated
cosocnsions tbs first and third Mondays IN each
mezth-t ~ y W. n. HILL NJ T. h p
~ PAxssss Rec. = - "
PLYxourH LODGE, No. 14s, A. F. & A. NJ. Stated
communications first and ti.rd Fridays in each
month J. a PALMER, W. NJ
A vISSEDsE, Sect'y.
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