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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
AND TO the use OF Jno. j. Steele :
collector of the Revenue of Au-)
draiA county plaintiff. !
VS.. y
Henrietta Rawlings and Charles I

Henrietta Rawlings and Charles
Rawlings, defendants.
Now, at this day comAspAintiff by
his attorney, NJ y. Duncan, ESQ.,,
and on his motion it wasbv the court
ordered that an order of publication
be issued for said defendants.
You said nonresident, defendants
are therefore hereby notified If the
filing of said petition the object and
general nature of which is to enforce
a lien against the following described
lands situate in Audrain county,
State of Missouri to-wit:
Southwest quarter of the south
west quarter, section two (2). town
ship fifty (50). range nine 10y; ana
west half of the northwest quarter,
sectien eleven Ul), township fifty
(5O), range nine (9) per back taxes
for the wears 1874, 1875; 1876, amount
ing to 40 $4,000 dollars.
And unless you be and appear at
| the next regular term of this court
to be begun and held at the court
| house in the city of Mexico on the
1st Monday of June next and plead
to said petition, it will be taken rs
confessed and Judgment rendered &C.
cordIng to prayer.
1t is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published according to law
in the Mexiro Weekly LEDGEr a
newspaper printed and publish
ed in the City Of Mexico.
Witness NV hand and seal
(seal) of said court affixed at of
flee in Mexico April IL, 70.
JAMES CARROLL, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09

of the meeting of the Audrain Teach
er's Institute to be held at Martins
burg, on Saturday, May IS, 1873:
MORNING SESSION.
1890, n. IN. Miscellaneous bust
ness.
l1:00, Methods of grading recita-
tons and department, by N. S.
Johnston and j. Z. Gass.
1900, Adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
100. p. M, Evils of absence and
means OF preventing the same, by
H. A. Gass, j. H. Hayden.
1:3O, How should examinations be
conducted? by Martin Bowman,
Joshua Pierce.
200, The duties of q teacher to
his profession, By Prof. A. P. Barton
and Geo. d. Bowman.
2:30, The best course to pursue in
organizing q school, by Prot. d. r.
Gully and Robert Sallee.
500, Should only those branches
be taught that are of practical utili-
ty? Pref. C. G.. Cunningham and
S. T. Davis.
$3.50, Requisites for success in O
teacher Of 6. primary school, Miss
Ella Forrist and Miss Annie Haffords.
400, Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
500, Query Box.
$3.50, An educational address, by
w. Pope Yeaman, D.. D., Of Saint
Louis.
We earnestly request that all the
members of the institute will be pres
ent at this session, and all friends of
education are most cordially invited
to attend.
D. r. Gully,
j. II. HArDoN Elk. Com.
GEO. d. BOWMAN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
The Paris Exposition opened OF
May the first.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee will be called together ON the
first day of June next, for the pur-
pose of fixing the day upon which
the Democratic State Convention will
be held to non mate state officers. 1t
IS generally conceded that the con-
vention will be held either late in
June or early in July. The officers
to be nominated are n judge of the
supreme court for ten-year term one
railroad commissioner, six-year term /;
register of lands and superintendent
of public schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
QUICK ON THE TRIGGER.

"You will please Observe" said
old MIR. Lambwell, as he led us
through his school the other day,
''that the boys are required to dis
play the utmost attention to quiet
ness and discipline, and in q short
time become Invested OF that most
annoying disposition to tease each
other in short, soon settle down in
all the gravity of mature years, under
the wholesome system l have intro
duced."
We at this moment arrived in front
of several boys who were standing
around q bucket of water, and ont
had just charged his mouth with ths
contents of q tin cup, while the old
gentleman was STOPPING to recorel
his pen from the floor, when anotf FL
passing behind, snapped his fins i
quickly beneath the drinks ear
and caused hirb ia SUDDEN start Il
eject tfcontents of his mouth over
the pedagogue's bald pate. Stnrtin,
upright, with his hair and face drip
ping, the master shouted:
"What did that!"
The party unanimously cried out,
jim Gun, sir"
Jim Gun, you rascal, what did
you do that for!"
Jim, appalled, at the mischief he
had done, muttered out that it was
not his fault, but that Tom Ownes
had snapped him.
This changed the direction Of old
wrath, and shaking his
ane por~tentously over Owne's head,
he asked:
"Did you snap Gum"
The culprit, trembling with fear,
murmured:
"Yes, sir; l snapped Gun, but
didn't know he was loaded"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
COMMITTEES.

The ",Heying named gentleme
compose the Senatorial committee fl
this district;
Audrain-M. Y. Duncan, W. i
tallaway-F. II. Bush, B. F. Har-
rlson.
!. Boone. De. W. Robinson, j. F.
Rucker.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
Audrain-E. G. Haley.
Callaway-W. Lewis.
Lincoln-E. N. Bonfills.
Montgomery-H. w. johnson.
Monroe--R. U. Bodine.
Pike. Robinson.
Ralls-Wm. Christian.
st. Charles-A. H. Edwards.
Warren-Dr, A. A. Loving.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Salt Rivers. NJ. Edwards, l..
Monday, W. L. Williams.
Loutre-Capt. N. Dix.
Vandalia-A. McPke.
Saling-R. Phillips.
East Cuivre-W. B. Middleton.
West Cuivre-W. II. Burch.
Prairie-J. Bolts.
Wilson,. Haley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09

bucket. If the people of the whole
state of Virginia drink whisky as we
do, the Moffett register will bring
into the treasury $500, 900; or il
the money paid for the whiskey were
applied to the debt, we would wipe il
out-sonsols, coupons, peelers and
/ all-in three wears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
ST. Is

We will send the LEDGER TO any
new subscriber the remainder OF this
year for slips cash in advance. Now
is the time to procure a paper if you
wish to keep up with the times. We
make this offer so that every man in
the county can try us for one year
There is no reason why every nan in
the county should not take the LED
GER. 1t contains more reading mat
ter each week, than any other country
paper in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
MEXICO AND COUNTY POL
TICS,
From the Vandalis Leader

IIOm buo huuhilh AonucEs
EDITOR LEADER :-Sir:-A short
time ago you detailed a brief CONVEX
sation between yourself and a Mexico
editor, in which the editor declared
that he would not support anybody
for Office from this end of the county,
if there was anybody in Mexico who
wanted the same Office. In your
comments, you manifest surprise !;
why, / cannot see. This has always
been Mexico's policy; at least, it has
been the policy of her log-rollers and
wire-pulIers. Though she always
takes all but one (rarely two) of them
to herself, she has had spasmodic at
tacks of generosity, during which she
has given of office to Sailing, Wilson,
Prairie, Linn and Loutre but Cuivre,
never. Recently Loutre was given
the Assessor and a County Judge
but Cuivre has been denied every
thing. True, eighteen years ago the
office of Sheriff was given to a man
living in the extreme upper END OF
this township, but its population and
Importance have increased nearly ten
fold since that time, and three pros
porous young towns Gone almost q
city, have sprung up within her bor-
ders, that had nc existence then.
This new population and these new
improvements have many new wants
and should have at least Ii county
official to look after them. Mexico
is cutting her own throat by her un-
kind and unjust policy towards US,
and her merchants should know how
her wire pullers are injuring them.
Will the Ledger, which seems to have
some care for the interests of the peo-
nile. land therefore has their sympa-
tby, ! do those (the merchants) from
whom it draws the bigger portion of
its support, the kindess of informing
them, by publishing this letter prom
inently, for their benefit? Tell them
that so keenly do our people feel their
I'LL treatment by their County Seat,
that though we are four miles nearer
Mexico than Louisiana, and the trains
ran SO that we can go to Mexico and
return the same day, which we can
not do to Louisiana, yet nine-tenths
of the trade of the place that cannot
be done at home, goes to Louisiana
and Mexico doesn't get one-fifth Of
our banking business, all Of which
goes abroad. Now this should not be
40, and we don't want it 8 ] am
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
WANTS TO KICK.

The Moberly Monitor advised us
s(after the entertainment was over,
not to come to Phipps' testimonial
entertainment, or we might get q
kicking. If Kelley, or any other
Moberly man wants to kick us, all he
has to do is to name his time and
place, and he can try his hand. He
had best.bring a broon and collier box
for his remains will have to be swept
IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION:

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
AUDRAIN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
February Is, 1873.
State of Missorlri at the relation
and use of John j. Steele, col-}
lector of the Revenue of Au-S
drain county Mo., plaintiff.
VS..
w. l.. Moss, Mary 1. M1ss, Peo-S
ria A. Moss, W: Lewis Moss.-l
Defendants.
Now, at this day comes-plaintiff by
his attorney, M. Y. Duncan, Esq,
and on his motion it was by the court
ordered that order of publication be
issued for said defendants. [,
! You said nonresident, defendants,i
are therefore hereby notified OF the
filing of said petition, the object ana
general nature of which is to enforce
a lien against the following describ-
ed lands, situate in Audrain county,
State Of Missouri, to-wit:
EeiGhty fS0l acres, : south half of
n. 4. quarter, section two (2), town
ship tifty-two (52), range seven ca
one hundred and twenty (12Oi
acres, east half northwest
quarter and southwest quarter of
quarter, section one (l,1
township fifty-two t52), range seven
10, per back taxes for the years 1878,
1874, 1875 1876. amounting to So 6S-
100 dollars.
And unless you be and appear ut
the next regular term of this court
to be begun and held at the conrt
house in the city of Mexico the 1st
Monday Of June next and plead TO
said petition, tt will be taken ma con.
fessed and judgment rendered. &c.
cording to prayer.
1t is further ordered that a copv
hereof be published according to Law,
IN a Inc meH nr weekly LEnaEE, a
the city of Mexico.
witness my hand and seal
(seal) of said court affixed ut Of.
flee in MexicOsAprilll. '78.
JAMES CARROLL, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 10th day of
w April, A. d., 1877, Eli 5. Dim
lex and nary NJ. Dimick his wife
did by their trust deed of that date
sell and convey to Abram Buskirk
trustee, and his ~successors in trust
the following described property, to-
wit !:
Seventy acres being the west part
of south east quarter of section (lO,)
and seventy acres being the west
part of the north east quarter of Sec
ton fifteen l15,I also ten acres off of
the ca st sideot the northwest quar-
ter of south west one-forth of Sec
ton l15,1 all the above described
lands being in township l5I, range
III west of the fifth post meridian in
Audrain county Missouri, to ecu
the PAYMENT Of one certain GrUnllas. O.
~ note fuU $500, Hr3 due "a one wear
from she cate 'Ga."Ct. ear lE ten
per ,Gnt. E0Fcres" flor nHunl. And
whereas, IL Is provided IN said tvHsI
deed, that in case of default ia tkc
payment of said note at the time and
III the manner specified, the >nid
trustee LIQUID, upon the application
Of the legal holder Of said note after
~ i7g ~ saT7Ea. 2ame for thirty
.-r Ir q puh'i n.ysnsper in sa!4
county. said PREMISE
ma al right sGEr OF rH1"H'-
.1oE aud haInr-.-aa o. s-5d E. f.
nd >rrr H. D.uict a1n
.el.a aau assigns. AZ tna court housa
IS a. t4--As4 -I4l4LE 10 tho t-E
-- si1, q. Gdsn, anu execute Id
10 the purchasers, a deed or
deeds of conveyance in fee to the
premises so sold, and apply the pro-
ceeds thereof as in said trust is pro-
all of which will more fully
by reference to record of said
deed, in book M" page $50.
Audrain county records. And
whereas, default has been made IN
the payment of the note and interest,
and the legal holder of said note has
applied to the undersigned to sell
said premises ; Now, therefore, pub
lie notice is hereby given, that l will,
BY virtue of the power in me vested
by said trust deed, sell said premis-
es hereinbefore described, Oh SO much
thereof as may be necessary to pay
said note and interest and The expen
SEES of said trust, ON the.
14th day of June, A. D., 1873,
Ut tle uOOT Ol the court mousse III
Audrain county, between the hours
of ten and four of that day, to the
highest bidder for cash, and convey
to the purchaser or purchasers, by
deed in fee simple, all the right, title
and interest of said Eli 5. Dimick
and Mary NJ. Dimick and their heirs
and assigns, in and to the premises SO
sold. ABRAM BUSKIRK,
H.>W. GRANTLEY, Trustee.
NoI-5t. Attorney.
John p. Clark &Son agents, Mexi-
CO, Missso uri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
TEE LEDGER.
"HOME FIRST, THE WORLD
lUvrEDuxy Drc


"HOME FIRST, THE WORLD
AFTERWARDS"
"How can the world know a man
has a good thing unless he advertises
possession of t."-Cornelius Wander
bilt.
Frequent and constant advertis.
ing brought me all / owD."-A. 7
Stewart.
"Success depends upon a liberal
patronage of printing Offices. j. j
Astor.
"The road TO fortune is through
printers ink."-P. T. Barnum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-09
". Humph reg MD. T. A. .Keeton. N
DRS. HUMPHREY a. KEETON

Have entered into eo-psrtr srship ia the
practice Of n edicins and Surgery, in 81
their branches. Office room northwest
corner public square, oyer Galloway
grocery store.
Office hours las far as pohsibls) from ]
to Q q. m. and / to 8 p. m.
Or. Reeton will be found ~ the Office
ct night; DIR. Humphrey at his residence.
Aug. S. l6.6-ly
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POET Y.


sIbleye I'll sell the farm, Jane Ann, and buy
house in town;
Jones made an offer yestCrday-heN pay the
money down,
He said he wasn't anxious, but he had the
cash to spare,
And reminded me that nowadav, cash sales
are very rare.
The fnrm amt worth much, anyway, the soil
is mighty thin.
And the crops it yields are hardly worth the
putin of them in;
Besides, that pesky railroad that they're put
tin through this way
Will cut the old place slap in two-Jones told
me so to-day.
l ain't afeared to work, you know-my daddy
allus said,
There amt single lazy hair in Nehemiah 5
head
There want no lazy hairs, know, in that old
head ofhis.
For he did the work of three hired men in spite
Of rhumatiz.
No, no, I'm not afeared Of work-of that
Eve tried to work with willin' hands in sun
shine and in rain:
And Eve allus wore "a cheerful face, except at
times, maybe
When them giddy, head-strong steers o mine
would 'haw' when yelled gee'
Perhaps it may be sinful fora mortal to find
fault
With toiing hard both day and night if he
only makes hi salt,
But I've thoeht while eradlin' rain-lodged oats
on the side-hil over there,
That my cross was most to betty for a small
boned man to bear.
It's allus been the custom when plowin'
stumpy soil,
To hum some good. old fashioned hymn--it
sorter ca ed my toll;
But tell you what, twas pretty hard to smoth
er the words of sin,
Whene'er springy root nd break and whaek
me on the. shin
I'll mention these ere things, Jane Ann, be-
cause I'd like to lead.
peaceful, blamcless Kind o. life, from all
temptations freed,
But as long as Hessian flies exist and later
b. gS abound.
There'il be some tall profanity at times
hoatin round.
So now if You're agreed, Jane Ann, I'll sell
He'll find that what it lacks in soil as well
made up In stoues-
And we'll move into the town next week
what's that you're sayn', wife
You'll never leave the good old place as loug
Nstyou.hayc life?
Well. there it goes again, yuml Go on and
have yonr say
Your bound to wear the breeches-in fgger-
atiye way;
But you'll find III have my way this time old
Sotfyou're bound to stay right here. by gran
ncs--IIl stay. too'
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MI S CE IL Y.
A STORY OF
Passion and Jealousy.
-
BY S. c. A.

The sunshine aickcrcd through the
leaves, and played on the tangled ferns
and maiden hair. The birds sang very
sweetly, as they hoped from branch to
branch The tail pines nodded their
proud heads as the breeze passed wills
pering through them; at their feet the
proiusion of tail grasses denoted the
dampncss OF the shady woodland. In
the distance low, musical murmur be
trayed the fall of a cascade. Overhead
the bright, blue sky was dotted with flee
cy clouds, waiting for the suns sharp
needles To knit them into shadowy blank
cts for the hills below. All nature seem
ed at peace
Suddenly, low laughter rang through
the forest, and was echoed from the hills
behind. The noise of cracking brush,
and the rustling Of dead leaves stilled
the song of the merry birds, os youth
and maiden appeared and stood beneath
the waving pines.
"What a beautiful spot, Ed! Spread
the shawl, and let us rest here awhile, -
said the girl in joyous tones.
The Young man carefully took from its
resting place the shawl on his shoulder,
and spread it out, stretching himself mt
full length thereon.
The young girl stood leaning against
n tree. hat in hand, looking wistfuIly
through the long path by which they had
come.
81 say, don't you think it rather damp
here p iItcrposed Ed
But the girl did not hear He turned
and glanced culiously up into her face
the face of his .fancee, noting, as he did
so, with the true characteristic of crit
ic, the lack Of regularity in her features,
the pale com lcxion, the thin.cut lips, the
dark evclashcs, shading the expressive
grey eyes.
While he mentally took in these points,
she turned quickly, aud, looking him luli
in the face said: W ell, what do you
think of me 7"
He flushed slightly. as he answered,
" I'm afraid my opinion would not inter
est you
"No, but | can easily guess it. 1t
would not be very difficult" she retort-
ed bitterly.
A long pause followed these words.
broken only 10y the renewed twitter Of
the birds. and the measured stroke of
woodlands Az in the dim distance Ell
braided and unbranded the fringe of the
shawl. Marian. for so the Young girl
was called, tied and united the strings oi
her hat.
FpyIIy Ed broke forth: " | saw Ma.
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head talked wildly about mis- wife, and
did not seem to be able to walk straight
lie said he was going home. The doc
tors thought it was the best thing that
lie could do, so they put him in an open
carriage, never dreaming but that his
home was somewhere up town. Then
having done their duty, they thought no
more about it,
The next day at twilight a man came
up slowly from the village of N TAX
ing the way to the Grey Cottage" lie
seemed rather undecidtd d which way to
90, but he finally reached the little wood
en- gate, opened it, and walked up the
narrow path. His face was deadly pale,
and as be staggered to the vine. covered
step. He did NOT Be boy sitting on th',
so like his own. the Dedt&pole's Set'' a3aae
so like Marian's. II asked him weakly
if there was any one at home. The
boy stared at him, said he would go and
tell mamma, and toddled in.
A maid came out, and asked him
sharply what he wanted /" | wish 10 see
Miss Grew he said, family, " Miss
Grey she's dead ard buried this long
time answered the girl, thinking he
meant the spinster, But III tell my
mistress to step out, Come in, sir, won't
your
Marian dead my wife, il is not so ;
she has not forgiven me, Dead !! and
he gave hollow laugh, reeled against
the door, and fell dead in the hall, the
purple blood staining the white floor, his
hands clu,ching convulsively.
A door OPENED /; light form came
along the hall, leading the little baby :.
| boy.
!" Be quiet, Eddie" she said, f" some
| body wants To fee mamma, never drea
ming who that somebody was, The ser
want in the dining room, brushing up the
crumbs, heard II piercing scream, ana
rushing out, saw her mistess kneeling
on the floor beside corpst--her hands
aud dress stained with bleod-roeking
to and fro, crying, +" o, my boy! m,
boyt Papa has come! Ed. has come
home at last !"
Yes he had come home to die; with
out the longed for forgiveness; withou
knowing he was loved, without recogni
ling his little son who lived to be thu
CONSIDER Of his mother. His lamp hat
gone out and left him in utter dark ess
Youth, beauty, riches had been his, bu
happiness took unto herself wings an'
flew away.
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A LAWYERS DREAM "A neat story

A LAWYERS DREAM "A neat story
came out in a recent conversation OF 9
well known member OF the Hampton
County (Mass bar, In his youthful
DAYS h. was very expert in kicking foot
ball. and one night he dreamed he was
again in the fresh Aignr of youth enga-
ged in his fayorite sport. Suddenly wax
ing from the dream he found tho be
clothes in the mid lie of the floor, an |
his wife upon them. weeping as II her
leart would break and CRYING, Oh, that
should come to this Oh, how could
Won! how could your 1t gradually
dawucd apon the eminent legal gentle
man that he bad unconciously used his
vile for football. but il required some
Of his most powerful pleading to win his
case. aud obtain verdict of acquitted
from her.
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Tley who marry for phys cal character
or external considerations will fail OF
happiness.
Sensible men show their sense by say.
ing much in few words.
Let no man presume that he can see
prospectively into the ways of Provi-
dence His part is to contemplate them
in the past and trust in them for the
future; but, so trusting, to act always
upon the motives Of human prudence,
directed by human principles.
An old rail splitter in Indiana put
the quietus upon young man who
chaffcd him upon his bald head, in
these wo' DIS; Young man, when my
head gets as soft as yours l will raise
hair to sell
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To-. O. f..
Van Buren, EnCampment,

IAN buren, ENCAMPMENT, No. Il, 20. OF.
Y meets on the Second and Fourth Thursday of
a ch month. at Odd Fellows Hall, Van Buren,
/ Otlicers-A. J. WARD, G. P, J. c; kESNEDY,
P, CHARLES RIRLlNG, 5, W. II. I. HAYMAN, j.
march j, 1874 j. A. LoCKH =, Scribe.
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Special notices double the above rates Editoria
ices 20 cents per line for the first and 10 cents TO
! CHI additional insertion, All transient Adverse
N ents cash in advance. Marriage and obituary no
not to exceed lines free, over five 20 cents pc
ne.
Cards communications ofa personal character
admissible at all, double the usual rates and
city in advance.
Announcing candidates. tor Congress State
fiices, $500. County officers, 1000.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, in advance.
.egal and transient advertisements to be paid for
then left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
j. 5. DUNHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
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j. II. HANEY,
Re al Estate Agent.

Room %, na., @,-i-- Di~ai-. ;.@r-
Rock, Ark.
DAYS taxes in all parts OF the State. col
l. lects rents, investigates and perfccts I'll
ties. huyes and sells on commission, and
does General Real Estate Business in all
its branches.
(P. O address lock box slG.l
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Wonder II il would me consioereos
remarkable original ohscrta' on II We
should intimate that the stutsing as peeh
knocked out ofthe Turkey. incinnau
breakfast Table.
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Van Buren, Grange, p. IL.

WAN buren, GRANGE, No. 3s. =. on Reg
' MAR meeti Is first saturday Of each
month at o'clock. A. NJ, At Lemley's Hall,
4 miles east Of Van Buren,. Ark. Patrons in
good standing are fraternally invited.
HENRY SHIBLEY, W. NJ
II r " Ssr Secretary.
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FIR TIE R VAL.
MASONIC.
oval Arch MI J..

TIME regular Convocations VAN buren, CHAPTER,
l. No. 3, X. A. NJ, are held at Masonic Hall. on
Monday Evening after saturday before the full
Iaosn, Visiting Companions IN good standing are
respectfully invited to attend. -,. -
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W H. H. SHIRLEY, Secretary, decitf