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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
Popular Prices.
MARsH'S GOLDEN BAlSkM

cures Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, Consump.
tion' sore throat, Group, Whooping Cough
hoarseness' and all diseases oil the Throat.
Lungs anu Chest. Don't fail. to try this won.
oeriui medicine. Sample bottle free. Regular
sizes % cents and 81. Thousands of bottles
nave been given 10 the afflicted. to prove its en-
iraoroinary Merit. Two doses will give relief.
"A large pottie Will do wonders. For safe by ID.
w. IL. lewis, Lexington; e. K. Stone, Napo-
ieon' ana prominent druggist everywhere. jlf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
Stock Notes.

G R. Page is feeding Il head of cattle and 46
hogs. When he had been feeding but 81 days,
the net gain, MS tested by the scales, showed 1G5
pounds to each head or nearly two pounds for
each day.
Norborne Independent: 1.-The commission
appointed by the government 10 investigate he e
cholera, has made its report. 1t reached the
conclusion that hog cholera is IN incurable dis
ease, produced by fungus in the atmosphere.
That the only show for its eradication is 10 XIII
a hog that has its symptoms. and to burn every
thing the sick animal has come in contact with.
Also to burn or bury the dead hog
The st. Louis stock market was quoted n
follows, Thursday: IIogs-Stronger; light ship
ping, 81 05G4 ID; packing, ST 2O@4 30; butch
ers to select. 81 35aI 30. Receipts j, 900. Ship
ments, l 500. Caitle-r'irst quality of tat heavy
steers in good demand at So OOMJ d; good 10
prime. 81 4OG4 so; feeders, So 50Gi -; corn
Texans, 81 .J@3 10; cows and heiiers, So 259
3 25. Receipts. ! 100. Shipment, 200. Sheep
Still scarce and firm, lair to fancy muttOns,
s. 25s4 Is. Receipts, 400. Shipments, none.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
Notice to P. of H,

The first quarterly meeting for the year
1880, of Lafayette County Grange will be
held with Garrison Grange, at the Burns
school house, three miles southeast of Lex
ington, on Tuesday the 18th day of January,
1880. commencing at two O'Clock p. m.
Masters, past-masters and delegates know
ing their duty, and the business TO be
transacted at this meeting, will act accord
ingly. II. G. CHILES, Master,
j. L. FERGUSON, Secretary,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
Religious.
Lent begins February Ilth.

Lent begins February Ilth.
services at the Christian church to-nor,ov
morning. No preaching.
hev. H.. Talbird, D. D., will preach in IN,
haptlst church tomorrow morning and night.
rev. u. l.. Leyburn will preach in the Pres.
oy6erlan church Tomorrow morning ami night
ltev; u. w. Walker will preach at the Memo.
and evening. 'oinihs
rev. John Demand will preach at the German
Methodist church In this city Tomorrow n,ght
sunday school in the morning. 10
Daiiy services at the Catholic church. g,
2'cIock. a: m, and pa O'Clock, p. M, Rev
inere VIII be Sunday school and PRAYER at IN,
GpisSol'ai church Tomorrow morning ut IN.
usuhi Lsur- No other services being held ,iurins
'ne uay all members are desired to be present.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10

w = Il
The following resolution was then introduced
by Col. ii. e.. Chiles:
Resolved, That this convention do now ,5ont
inc entire series of books now in use IN this
county ana adopted five years age by the county
and that McGuney IS Series Of readers he adoni,
ed, to-wit: Ficklin's Algebra, HutchIson,s
R paSdsr Ccoiey,s Philosophy. McGuney's
SWinton's Grammars. Maury's GeOgraphies
Holmes L. 5. History and Andrews' Civil Gov,
eminent.
Mr.. Ethan Allen snered this resolution:
Resolved. That in the action of this conven-
uon, me backs adopted shall not have reference
10 high schools. they being allowed to adopt
THEN wants.
Mr.. Allen stated that as there were but to-.
high schools in the county he thought il but
justice that they should be allowed to select such
books as they might think best suited TO their
wants, without interference from districts in no
way Interested, and should be governed only by
the law that when such books were selected q
change should not be made within FIVE year,
The resolution was lost,
Inc question beng upon the adoption of The
resolution OF Col. Chiles, quite a dlscussion
was mad as to the meaning Of said resolution
there being two series of McGurey's reader,
'"i. thiies and Hon. Chas. L.. Ewing EXPLAINED
'la' IL meant that either or both OF said series
couia be adopted ut the discretion of the distric,
directors. while Mr.. Allen and other. earnestly
contended that the convention had no right to
make SUCH an adoption, the TWO readers being
rs distinct and separate as were the McGuaey
and Appleton. The vote wa. taken by district.
ana iss"i.en IN The adoption of The resolution by
pm motion tn" convention then adjourned
s'T nv "ie. ). NJ. MASON, President,
ETHAN AhIEs. Secretaries.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
n

NOTICE is hereby given Ia AL persons inter.
~ ested in the estate of Mary c.. Allen. deceas-
estate, Will apply 10 make Il final settlement OF
SiiI estate NJ the February term, 1850, of the
iTooaie court oil l.afay cite county, Missouri
10 ne begun and held ut the probate court room
IN the city of Lexington, on the second Monday
ln.FeDruiry, 1850.
ELIZABETH c. ALLEN
Janatb administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
Convention to Select School Books.

Mo-, January s. 1880.
Inc convention was called TO order mt IL
O'Clock by the county commissioner, and upon
motion G. NJ. Catron, George Thornton and
Ethan Allen We're appointed a on
credentials, who reported the following gentle
men present and entitled 10 seats:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
Notice.,

FROM his ime forward Miss Fillie Hollis
VIII be found ut my store. where che VIII be
slad to see ali her old friends and customers
and many new ones. Ny stock of holiday
Soods, books and stationery Is very COM
piete and will be glad to show them 10 ans
aud all who will favor us with call.
d20tf ru.s II p,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
THE CHM
The Popular Bankrupt Boot ane
Shoe List for 30 Days.

Sv;oo iairs AT % per cent cheaper than any
other dealer can afford TO sell them All tj -
anu an styles sent here from bankrupt mpr-
GnhnIs Goods sent every where Z. o. d. by the
Main street. Kansas city, No. noyS.tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
NOTyCE-

VENlEitE VIII be II meeting of the Stockholders
"A OF the Observation-Disclosures Bank nj the
clearinghouse, In Lexington, Mo, ON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY liru, ISS0.
for the election of a Board OF Directors for soiJ
Bank for the ensuing wear.
sc WENTWORTH. President.
Lexington, Mo-, January 81, 1879. iapstS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10

The above includes the expenses OF the criminal
court, Curry fees. &c .-..--.........S j, DOS Is
Circuit Court Curry ices, &c) ....-..... :.06i 81
Building OF new clerks Offices and re-
pairs on courthouse, &c, .......... a.i5r n
All3Of which are included in Co. Expense Fund.
The interest paid and costs on the bonded in
debtedness ofthc county are not included herein.
STAT f OF MISSOURI. D.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
l. VIM. Il. Steele, clerk of the county court,
within and for the county aforesaid, certify that
the above and foregoing is Il true aud correct
statement OF the expenses of Lafayette county,
Tor the year ending December 81, lSI9. rs the
same appears OF record in my sai I'd Office.
In witness whereof, I herennio set nv hand
and Official seal, this sth day OF January, lSSU.
lsEAL. WI. +. STEELE, Clerk.
A Minister relates his experience thus: l take
pleasure in adding to your many testimonials,
that last Thursday THANKSGIVING day., not be.
ing able to preach on account of Rheumatic
pains in the shoulder. l bought q bottle of st.
Jacobs Oil, which, after using several times,
relieved me wonderfully. DIR. L. PICK,
Rochester, New York.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10

VI. "A. hayden Mayhem, Missouri. keeps
constantly on aani a. V. E~obin>on's -four.
which will be sold cheap for cash. ap,,t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
ESES SAE.E-

Jersey Cattle, best butter
% strains. berkshire Pigs. N
dam, Princess, n rremiumSow Az
sire, Favoriic's Liverpool, by EN4&Nj
Lord Liverpool. Light Brah- fAXNg
ma Chickens, sire, Isaac. Ia. ~J.N
bred by /. X Fetch, M.ssa- ~SsSsHsS-4~S
chu- etIs. These chickens took ~-SS
,remlrins at the Lexington and K,,s,s ,;.r
Fairs. Address GEO. NJ CATTOT wy
Ja'ilih- Lexington. Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10

w. utGiiTuWER. Dealer IN Dry ,ooJs
- 'rncerles and General Merchandise. in th..
New herr Building, south side ~railrnad tu
hihus Oh country Produce taken in cycL.n.. tnr
Honus ana Goods sold at lowest rates. s.pnv
poWh Is my trade MARI and VIII lie cnfor..I
come and see jim. finanIituSr"'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
CIR STOLEN

E'RoM the subscriber. living in Mt. IA,
II Hope, Lafayette county, Deccin- sNSnp
per "a, EOAN HORSE, l5E hands %H
iish; years old: blind in right eve, S6
ana shod all around. Any information concern,
ing him VIII he literally rewarded.
jln3ml mo pEprIE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10

All people would undoubtedly prefer n fine
head of hair grown upon their own heads, to
being bald, or wearing false hair. and it has
been the study ofmany ofOur learned men to find
q remedy to restore the hair when it has fallen
out, and renew its color after it has become
gray. Such a remedy fas been found and is now
offered to the world under the name of Hal's
vegetable sicilian Hair Reviewers: and, to verify
this statement read the following:
This IS to certify that | was very bald: in tact,
my head was perfectly smooth; and it is COM
mon IN my family to grow bald early in life. /
have now used four bottles. of Halls Vegetable
Siciiian Hair Remover; and the hair has grown
out all over my head, and is now Il natural
brown. BAtTLEY CONLOS.
SCIrIo, JENNINGS COUNTY, IND, }
May Is, lists.
personally appeared before me BARLEY Con-
ION. and upon oath, SAYS the above Statement is
truo. NJ. q. BUTLER. Notary Public.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
EXPOSITION Of 1876.

Wandering through the United States section
Of this truly wonderful Exhibition, hyperor-
namented and over-displayed as the most of II
is.I came upon an elegant glass case, whose
modcsty was the more conspicuous from its
nelghbors' hnery, surmOunted by the motto
Dt1hfs Pr9"iia and displaying, IN neat pack
ages, the medical preparations OF the house OF
DR.. j. q. Aver Y Co., Lowell, Mass.
was aware of the Worldwide reputation of
this eminent firm. for the character and quality
of their goods, and remember we'll their agents
in London, Messrs. Newberry, in ST. Paul's
Churchyard. Having u leisure hour, I deter
mined to examine the contents of this case, my
self, and l was surprised 10 see the delicate per-
lection to which they have brought their house
hold remedies. L was chagrined at the reflection
that, while we have ut home the most skilled
and pre-emlnently, the best physicians in the
world these Yankee doctors distance lis so far in
the line of popular medicines for family use.
Ihey have sharpness to take advantage of the
high scientihc discoveries among us and make
pills and portions as palatable as they are
salntary. l was told by :: leading druggist in
philadelphia, that Or. Ayers mandatory was
the largest in America. giving employment to
hundreds. l must so to Lowell and see it, on
my way home.-Correspondence OF the London
(Eng.) Telegraph.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
County Expenses.

Statement of county expenditures of Lafayette
county for the year ending December jlst, 1879,
rs per warrants drawn ON the county treasurer:
On County Expense Fund. 3 ~. IA is
On Road Fund J,S6j II
On Poor House Fund.-. Sis
--S %, 632 Il
Less amount turned back into County
Treasury, by County Clerk........ 2,02S go
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10

HAVE in mr care and for sale r5gIl
! A no; ONE FIRST CLASS 60
PIANO almost new. Terms will n n I "
he made to suit The purchaser. Ii ! U
is fully warranted.
ianit2 WN II. EDS1rp
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
Prices Reduced,
Flour Flour

Bed comforts from zoe up, at
jl0I2 kRIEuS e. wuxrr..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
CHEAP: CHEAP :! CHEAP.
=. &.
A Fer SALE

Go to the polls and vote.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06

The Shreveport Standard publishes
tho deciaioa rendered "a tho eupeems
Court By Associate Justice william
n. Law. On Thursdsy. met inst.
nom which 10 learn that tho recent
at Of tho Legislature providing Tor
tho removal OF parish see&s aud
chaneing parish lines b declared 70
b unoonstitational. and oil tho peo.
eeedinss bed looking 70 tho removal
Of tho pasieh eat d Boesies parish
snnulled, This decision viii b read
With interest not only By To cttseo1
q that parish Who 90 diseetly end
pogoooally inteeeeted n tho matter,
but By The public q layGe. inaouuce!
IA 4 ofIibeo With oulllty Q 9eoegal
NJ poo0ed 81 tho 1eGlelofuee. To-
6t6nd0rd oeyo tho dec1elon y highly
complimented By leading membeI1
al tho g. @ . most abI0, clear aod
lncld e1pooitloo Of tho Ooo0otuaon
~ oueotioo involved. The Booolel
1t}lono viii have 70 await tot9t(
le0i0lation before tho question Of tn :!
renoVal OF tho parish oee4 nom Bel
levue can aaain b acted upon:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06
State News,

On Thursdsy evening thegin house
Of Mr.: Eioi jofftion No consumed
By 6re. How tho accident occurred,
Ve have not learned. We have heard
M. Jo6tion had Q great deal OF COT
ton 10 tho Rln house which M $40
burned, No insurance upon the
buildinR, The loes % Q great ono q
Az time but particularly % q thu
tho ginning season. We 80 !noeeo
Soffy for tho mi0tottune OF our TREND.
MN Marx. . colorod woman ".
ina ne0r xAIksville, died last FL
Az. e tho advanced o&o Of % yooto.
-HGrlevjl)e Bulletin.
Tho peinful news reached q! thiD
morning Of tho death Of 1ajoe John
PreGfoo, IT,, COLUMBIA, @ tho 9lse.
inSf. During tho past four years
MIN Preston be- peeelded over tho
o6SirO Of tho Deaf and Dumb Inst
tnto q this city o Superintendent,
vifh ability, fidelity and zeal. AZ
fhebe9lnning Of tho summer Voce-
fion 30 LETT here g spend tho vecer
fioa With bic dear little moeheeleol
ohildroo intending % return and 70
sum0 81 duties q tho end Of tho ~
oof3oo. Last week, % wearo INFORM
O.. DO NJ taken 81, and. unlogtuna.
~ that Illness bee terminated %
ri do0th. Major Preston ~ . p9Ie
Rood nan. Q (oot)emAo jn The elgn
~ seo0o % To word, and ono who's
/ H>.0D a AhAn N1t0 0n0A MSa0MHAll0(
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06
Fair, But Coy.

The poetical works Of the Arab
poet Zoheir, who died about ok years
ago. have been translated by Prot.
E. II. Palmer. Of Cambridge Uaiver.
city, England. They arc not lacking
In tenderness Of sentiment, ~ fol-
lows:
Her cheeks q sentry in advance;
Amoon that makes the darkness DAY.
Her stature il like any l..nce,
And like waving reed doth sway.
Her ewes are ever wide awake,
Though dreamy % fawn's to SEQ
Tho moon is blurred for her sweet ssko
The branch is drooping on the tree.
The fawn before her flies for shame,
Toward the desert fer and wide
No peer has she, and none can claim
To 10 regarded by her side.
Tho fawn that in tho glade doth stray
The idol of the fame is she
Thou who did'st bid me hope. ! pray
That l may ne'er despair Of thee!
To me. thou are 60 coy and cold;
10 others, over kind and near,
| Onr Quarrel, like the wars Of old.
Doth liuger on from ysarto year.
An :! that 10 Why thy young cheek glow
with youder ruddy hue 20 falr'
A though it were distant rose
Thou fakest for veil to wear.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06
%oet's Corner.
veturla.

Written on All. Hollows Eve, lsso.
I laid thee il the cold. cold grave
A few short years ago:
But time can't hide in LetheS wave
ny heart. consuming WOO.
Vetnris, angel child above,
II power to thee be given.
Look down upon thy father here
From thy bright place 10 Heaven
Your bright, black eyes-I 60 then, ns~,
At this lonely midnight hour;
Remembrance Of thy loss, NY child.
Will Ger my spirit lower.
Your sunny hair 10 ringlsts fall
Upon my furrowsd brow,
l think Of thee when othsss sleep-
I'm thinking ofthss now.
Thy presence was to mo, my child,
/ care.assauging balm;
A cure for every i'll Of life
Wss in thy look 90 calm.
But Death 9 rude hand my spirit crush'd
In dspriving me Of thee;
Ny heart.throbs deep will ne'er DO hushd
Till thy angel face see.
Republished In Natchitoches. 1850.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06

Van Stone Z Crosby. Wholesale
and Retail Dfuegises, Tolsda OH.
oeye-Wo hayo cold lasgo quA1a9o0
OF tho Exooloioe Kidney ra6. ~
have been surprised q ~ uDNogy1o1
oaGisiaetaoa sivsa bythe0.-AgeI1v
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06
Spirit OF the Press.

VQ8 0I0CtlOu 10 VV0AS wv ""
refrain from echoing the continents
on a political point" OF our crispy
contemporary the Coltax Chronicle.
We ioin It heartily In saying that our
hack works done. A. . citizen We
Will subscribe a. literally a. any ono
to campaign funds. but bills duo the
V,xp1oAroR by man or party must %
On. that No had Q few Of tho GOOD
and frue Democrats Of Claiborne poe.
ish hero IN Grant. Tho editor q the
0isiborne Guardian brags about tee
monev benR raid over % him . %
placed tothe credit 9th Democs1Ac
i1erty Of that parish. We'll. he @ay
"a %. but We have yet TO - Q oIcAcS
Tar ahout two hundred dolIaS1 worm
AZ iroo advertising 10 have oone w
this narish within tho pest tntee
veors. Right here 70 the beos k1no q
nisce 10 atste that 10 0hall oeop a.
yertieing for tho Democtee!o petty'
ar enY other party. free Of cnos %
ma (fom this time On 10 onelI %.
msnd az for oil ouch adve1t,s>ne: q
IL I'M not DO inserted. i y e1peceeo
thst ve shsil beint tho election ejOk'
~. hit not ono Will b 0tIuck on uo.
I'll tho money nss peea ss" ~'
for them. 49,.
0ur naternal contemporary the
.: ~. n,n...... nceeenta aome
Nov Oeleeas 1W"vs"e t.e ~.
facts rotating to tho edveace " ~
peiCo Of real estate wnlcn 70 co@'
mend 70 tho oons'oeesk'on u W.
-.1....
so:.e'.' ~. h,,,t ~ hrainaas 4
At present, me C1'n ~ ,,,t III 80 the
q . otandetllI. wsst eS s. SSS'. .etste ~
election. OwuG!. " q ~ ~ rositios
Therefore n0t ssoue, ~. ~ IT,. ~ sinoe
which tney na.e Va. .sySc s ~: ssse6.
last spring teeI eets Hs,, ~, ~. this citv
lily inc!easlink. 81 ~ ,,, s, - nrioe0 M
ana y U lo!s ~ rstS ~ Vintsr
r1ee IoItoet "v .S.t AZ; a. ths lat foul
It p $40 toas !" - ~ 81 sefatl
months tne owoess - ~ % ~ tnair ~
have added y pet ceot ~ s,''' ~
vlouo demands Ios pv !,;1 and IN
flce y e.Ues.no. 49, s 4 m "a doolr
cu!ateo 20 S sNs,es s" - hoid ~. /
ouo o. p9tVoss aSe ~, ~ ~ snctioneer
= TIE oplnlon . .! IVY ;Srroftonco ~
tho i1erease 10 pstese !o o.! ~ s,cs - =
IAhould b 9te0ooja N.Y. S:~ =
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06

NI.uOyVp WeLND.dRG
Desires 10 inform bis friends Of the Par.
i.h end City of Nstchitochee that DO beg
aeain resumed business, q Nm. bUnkEs
Old Stand, on Front street. near horn.
where hs be- just opened full line o.
FANCY and fA1lCI CWCBRlE,
which he y prepared 70 ell, wholesale
and retail, ct tho lowest cash prices. He
invites oil bio friends 70 call on him ana
Be convinced. vS'Ay
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06

wolves too heavy Q drain upon our
resources 20 continue % turn1sn
printed matter gratuitou0ly % those
who 90 dilatory concerning tho
wherewithAl. Il . tho
very acme OF meanneoo TO derive ID.
vantage Of tho local and general 10.
formation which We supply and @
refuse compensation thOcetoI. We
sincerely hope that THE may prove
the last Of tho many times that 10
have been compelled o touch upon
nm subject, Remember that the|
Otoppa9C Of thiO evil viii be speedily
manifest Ia tho improved sppeesence
Of tho paper.
Uncle HAaaY, ''our uncle" Of tho
Baton Rouge Sugar Planter. plants .
paragraph, which b any thing but
Sugar, into to olthe growing peess.
ites who "wssnt thar Whea the
nepheWs end neioes q Uncle HARRI
met: Our ftiead, tho Country Vsttor.
q thuDly Waited:
Another groWler ecares up 70 New
Orleans IN the person Of the editor q
tho Country Piston. When tho call
for Q Press Convention WaS going tho
rounds Of tho rural preoe, friend
xeynier seemed enthusiastic IN IL
favor and promised biz peeoon and
presence @ tho Intellectual teast.
Mo time came and be Wa0 non at,
I'M 0A>.A R.l0>o 40 Ah> HAoASanAeS
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06
Important Resolutions By ~ I1voD
Convention.

mhn on11nolna enan1s,tlnaa 0ono nnA>
1ao 'o''ow!us seco'u'.oes wssO
'esslvely onefed ~ tho u. 80
named. and adopted unanimously:
Rv Nenk Rn,aie-
n.ss.rS M ~. a...A. 49,
0esVvne~s H1;Ss ~ =. s ;ss,.1.S ~
H. I5sssS,.1tcs s .Ss,, ~ s'S6 oss,,esv
~ + of Hston Rouee. ~ 49, .
welcome, and foe ~ ~
Df their hall. a.,
Re- Mr.. Rialds-
Rs.o,.,.a Tn.t n. thanh. ~ ~
prsss XsSociefion a. ~ IN ~.
ned 20 Tho citizens d Baton eQQp
loe the married oouItooy I'D 1Qb
~" hospitality which 10 80 -
tended 70 y 80 BODY o00 eo0o
member - loolvloue0'
0y 9r. jootpo0Okl-
Reeelved. That tho thaalD 6 ~
ProoD Association b to06oCo6 . ~
omoocD q tho B)onkD LIZ q o.
Chits packets, tho Red ItVoe Reeeoe
Danube. tho oteamogo O to vlo0e
burg line. The Bayou ee!e p9eeee.
bell. w soo Sse asS ssssa.v
oSs .s 1oiHs: "segSr R sSS H ~ ~
s 70 Clinton az 800 ga fe!s iad =: ~:
tSsir a. ~ TIA "a iSvof q tho .snbS1@
Of THE Association % Tho oeo0s(oo g
tho meeting q tho Oo0Vooeoo.
~ It. 1.see
nesOvee. Ioak tee 64 IeousSS H SSc
ml3ee % snQv s Q ! S03ssc - 80 ~
@aS * ~ 49, ~" sspVs' w
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