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CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEGE.
From the Christian Advocate. !

From the Chrislisn Advocated
At the request Of the writer and other
curstors, the following is inserted.
Ed. Adv.
Mr.. Editor: AS Methodist, and QUE
deeply interested in the prosperity Of
this Institution OF lssrntng,I ask space
in the Advocate TO notice the late COM
mencement exercises.
The examination Of classes began
June LIST, and we're continued to the
close Of the week. These were very
thorough. and highly satisfactory
throughout. The exercises in the pri-
mary department were novel Mud inter.
ssting-much more 20 than usual.
The Q. mmencement proper began
Sunday morning. June 4th. The BAG
csls0reate sermon to the graduating
class was preached by the Rev. DR.. Tu.
dor OF your city. 1t was learned, tin
fshed and spiritual. Reared in the city
Of Baltimore, the former home of many
now living In and around Lexington,
the good Doctor. immediately at tho
close OF lhe service, found himself sur
rounded by group who, with hearts
full Of fond and sacred memories OF old
Faystte Street Church, werc anxious to
grasp the hand OF one they had known
and loved in bis youth. DR.. Tudor
preached at night to d large conxregs-
ton. and there are many in Lexington
whose hearts. experiencing the richness
OF the love OF Christ. warmed with tho
''For sll this the Lord be
prAlsed."
Monday evening. the grand concert
ty the classes IN vocal and instrumental
IN nusic. was attended by . large audi.
snce. Ot this concert the writer has
heard more favorable comments than Of
any that have preceded it. The pro.
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Silence.


Greatness lies lnsphered In silence. ittleness to
sound Ia stirred,
All the grsndest things in nature never have
Proving down BY. prihtless logic all the science
OF the schoOl,
Silence is the law Of being; sound. the breaking
Every sound that breaks the'siience only makes
it more profound.
Ikea crash OF deafening thunder in the swee,
blue stiffness dIowned;
Let thy soul walk softly IN thee, a. Q saint In
heaven unshod.
4 God. -
As the fingers of the sunbeams lift the drapery
Soundlessiy its forms are shaping meath thu
= touches Of the light;
And. with elOquence unuttered, speak they tC
the listening heart,
As the traveller softly spters NATURES gallery o.
Rolls the slimmeripg wheel of motion evsl
without clog or jar,
Ia the orb and IN the ocean. In the esrih's in
crnsted star;
In the law Of heart. whose lever turns the globe
without sound;
In the law Of gravitstion, holding motion to It,
bound.
Earth is but the frozen echo of the silent voc,
Ged,
Like dewdrop in the crystal throbbipg in th,
senseless clOd;
silence 70 the hear Of all things; soun. the hut.
terlng OF its pulse,
Which the fever and the spasm of the Universe
convulse.
Burn, ye stars like altar r-candles, round tn
golden throne Of God;
Bloom. ye flowers like fragrant footprints wher
his after thoughts have trod:
steal, Oh river like teAr-drOp over nature
furrOWed cheek,
For there 10 NO speech, no language where you
silence does not speak.
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Two Women.

tFrom the Washington Post.l
A grandma sits in her great armchaIr;
baliny sweet Is the soft spring air.
Through the lstticed, lilac allowed pane
She looks to the orchard beyond the lane;
AMI she catches the CLEAN ofa womsn's dress
As II autters about IN the winds caress.
''That child is glad as the day is long
Her lover 10 coming. her LIES y song ;"
Up from the orchards nowerv bloom
Floats fragrance faint to the darkening room
Where grandma dreams. till tender grace
And . softer light steal into her face.
For once again she Is young and fair,
And twining roses in her hair.
Once again, blithe NJ the lark above,
She 10 only girl. and y girl in love +
She IL clasprd III b er lovers arms again
The last faint glimmers OF daylight die;
Stsrs tremble out OF the purple sky;
Ere Dora nits up the garden path,
sadly afraid Of yrancius's wrath;
With rose red cheeks and nylng hair
Sus Aso1ieo ooVA W shS eAo nIiuCualr.
:Grandma, Dick says may we-may IL
The islterlng voice grows strangely shy;
But grandma presses the little hani:
Yes, my deArie understand
.'He may have you. darlingH H' Not all in Vail
DID grandma dream she was young again!
She gently twists y shining curl:
'Ah. mel the philosophy Of girl
Take the worlds treasures-iu nOble,t best
And love will outweigh xll tbs rest ~
streams on two hesds-ons gray, one gold.
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A special census bulletin has been issu.
cd. showing the extent and value OF the
fishing industries oi New Hampshire,
Rhode Island and Connect icut, as fol-
lows: In tho fisheries Of New Hampshire
4l4 persons and capital oil $2O9, ,465
are employed. and the alle of the pro.
duct is $l76,6 The Rhode, Island
fisheries employ 2.3l0 persons and 1886.
278 capital. and the value Of the pro.
ducts is $3.50. .9l5. The fisheries of Con.
necticat employ 3.l3l persons and ST..
42l ,O2O capital. and the value sof the
products amounts to 81, ,456, 500,
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The following verses are copied from An oil.
number OF the Lexington Express. edited b,
Mr. ". Nusgrove. dated Jane 8. 1852, beinl
handed to us by lady friend in the country:
:, Tell John to set the kettle on,
want to make q drive;
only want TO 20 to Rome.
And shall be back by five.
Tell cook to dress these humming birds
shot in Mexico;
They've now been Killed at least TWO days
They'll soon be xp en- ,s0Hf.
And Tom, take you the gold-leaf wings, r
And start to Spain at three;
want some Seville oranges
Twixt dinner time and tea. -..
Fly round by France and bring a new
Perpetual motion gun;
To- morrow with come friends, 20.
A hunting in the sun.
The trip took the other day,
To breakfast in the moon,
Thanks to the awkward Lord Bellair,
He spoiled nv new balloon;
For steering through the milky way
He ran against star,
And turning round again too soon
Come jolt against my car.
But, Tim. you get the car repaired,
And then let Dandy Dick
Initiate with ten square miles of gas,
mean to travel quick
Ny attam le sureIy mp by now,
Put the high pressure on;
Give me the breathing bag for the way;
All right-hey-whiz-I'm gone.
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We bespeak for Offering the careful consideration
OF all who appreciate genuine bargains. Below quote
few articles with prices
pieces Light Dress Goods, at 6 1-4c; worth 1oc
pieces Lace Bunting, at 1Oc worth 2Oc
pieces Black Grenadines, at 1Oc; worth SOC.
4 pieces ALI w DOL Lace Bunting 16 2-3c;
2 pieces Plain Lace Bunting, 16 &C.; worth 35c.
pieces Handsome PIaids, 16 23c. worth 25c.
l. pieces Solid Gray Molars 23c. worth SOC:
o pieces Brocaded Mohairs, 16 2-3c; worth 3Oc.
piece Silk and Wool Pongee Csc: worth 4Oc
piece Silk and Wool Pongee 35c: worth 6Oc
pieces Book-Fold Cashmere, 33c; worth Soc
. . pieces Exquisite French Paids 25c; worth Soc
Is pieces 40 inch French Plaids Soc. worth.$1 25
piece 40 inch Navy Blue Nuns Yelling &c., worth 81 25
piece 45inch Bronze Nuns Yelling &c., worth 81 25
10 Lace Covered Parasols, 81 75 worth 81 90
Black Satin Lined Parasols, SO 5O worth 49,
Black Satin Lined Parasos 81 80; worth s6
Black Satin-Lined Parasols, &c. worth SS
~ :, a Black Satin Lined Parasols, 81; SO.
4 pieces Fine French Cinghams 3Oc
Ladies' Made Up Linen Suits 81 so: cost nrice s5
Misses Made Up Linen Suit 75c.
few short lengths in Pekn Stripe Satns former price 81 So
About 900 Ladies' Lace Ties Collars
ALI very Desirable and Stylish Goods at Reduced Prices
% Gents Linen Bosom Laundried Shirts SOc worth ST.
30 Gents Linen Bosom, Laundred Shirts ST. worth ST 25
30 Gents Linen Bosom Laundried 2O worth 81 5O
20 Gents Mohar Busters (or Overcoats 75c worth ST.
Come and be made happy.
": e.. eWC
NO. 1O5 MAIN STREET.
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Weeklg gatelliseuter.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

PACIFIC RAIROAD TINE TABLE. ..
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for St. Louis and the
EIpres: and Mai tor St. Louis. East. s:5sr. X.
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail from st. Louis, East
AoSo@@odation from ST. Louis. Eas, '''
ana SCUM iG.BsEia RUSSELL. Agent. gen
NO. P. r. R.-K. c. & Z. DIvIsIoN-NARRow
LEAVE LEXINGTON FOR KANSAS CITY.
Freight and scconimodation 100 ?. F. N.
ARRIVE At LEXINGTON.
Freight and accommodation ::.:... II :OOA. M.
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Grains for 81. Louis :snd <: S:...!.-.. 6:45A
Trains for Richmond and East. ........6:45 p n
.. .sAAR1vk AT LEXINGTON
Trstnsfrom 81. Louis and all pointsEsst
FROM af Kansas eass City ana ali points West
.0-. .; -e'A.. -1e o. n. n iBiisHioP. Agent.
CHICAGO ! ALTON R. R.-Ar HlaaINsvILLK.
,.f. .-- GOING EAST.
No. -. Night Express. .......... S:oS ?. n.
NJ. 0. O0nVeT EXPRESS. S:ES r. u.
No. lul. Local Freight. ....... IL :O5 P. n
GOING WEST.
No. 6. Denver Express 6:35 A. N.
No. 80. Kansss City Night Express. ZOO A. n.
No. -. Kansas Ciiy mail ail............. 7:33 r. n.
No. l0s, Local Freight ,.,,... 10 :35 A. n.
.la- CHICAGO TIME. 90
Nos. ~. 4S. ~ and SO daily. Nos lol and l0s
ead sasssys NO. No. daily daily except except
Sundays and Mondays.
We keep q full line of through tickets to all
Df10CID8l nOfnta in limited SfAtpa and CRnRdA
at bottom prices.
fiie.f R.P. PRICE, Agent,
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I Think of Thee.

! think OF thee when morning springs
From sleep with plumaRe bsthed in dew.
And. IKE young bird, lifts her wings
or Riadness on the welkin blue.
And. when at noon the breath of love
= O'er dover and stream ia wandering free,
: And sent In nusic from the grove, -
- think OF Thee. Think or thee.
When the moons sweet crescent springs
10 light DER heavens deep waVeless Sea,
Aud stsrs are forth like blessed things.
: think Of thee, think Of thee. .-....
I think Of thee, that eye of flame,
Those tresses. falling brightand free:
That brow, where beauty writes her name,
think ofthee. think of thee.
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j. II. JORDAN
G. GRUBER.

ORIENT CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE CO.. INSURANCE CO.,
Hartford. Conn. San francisco, Cal.
BEAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT
VA Ill collect rents, and give personal atten-
w ton 70 the management of estates.
-- O@os No. %, franklin ST.. jsl4yl
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VIM For Dyspepsia.
Costive ess,
&1AAAA2ASAAE Sick Headache.
Chronic Q Disr-
NSN ri,Da, Jaundice.
A& linpurity OF the
N&oA Blood. Fever and
Ague, Malaria,
G3dQES76 and all diseases
= caused by De-
rangement of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath; Pain in the Side, sometimes the
pain is felt under the Shouder-blzde, mistaken for
Rheumatism general loss of appetite: Bowels
the head IS troubled with pain is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss OF memory. accompanied
with painful sensation ofleavng untone something
which ought to have been done: slight, dry cough
and flushed face IS sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken for consumption: the patient complains
Of weariness and debility: nervous, easily startled:
feet cold or burning, sometimes priekiy sensation
of the skin exists: spirits are low and desPondent,
and although satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal, yet one can hardly summon up fortitude to
: try it-in fact, dstrusts every remedy. Several
of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred when but few of them existed. yet
examination after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged.
It should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living in I'm
ally to keep the Liver in healthy action viii avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness. Maui
sea, Drowsiness, Depression Of Spirits, etc. 1t
will invigorate like glass of wine, but Ii no in
tohcating beverage. ~
If You have eaten snything hard Of
Digestion. Or or
less at night, take dose and you will be relieved.
Time and Doctors Bills will be saved
by always keeping tho Regulator
In the Housei
For, whatever the ailment NAV be. thoroughly
safe purgative, alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy is harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy of Calomel or
Qunine. without any of the injurious after effects.
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in NY
family for some time, and am satisfied il is
valuable addition to the medical science.
Gill SHORTER, Governor of Ala.
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, Of Ca,
says: Have derived some benefit from, the use Of
: Simmcns Liver Regulator, and wish to give it
! futther trial.
Z s"The only Thing that never fails to
kel0Ve.'-l have used many remedies for Dys-
pepsia, Liver Affection and Debility, bur never
have found anything to benefit me to the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from Min
nesota to Georgia for it, and would send further for
such medicine, and would advise all who are SIM
ariy affected to give it trial as it seems the only
thing that never fails to relieve.
+. M. JAHNKY, Minneapolis, Mnn.
Dr.. I. W. Mason says: From actual ex-
perience In the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice have been and ami satisfied to use
and prescribe it as a purgative medicine.
DSTake only the Genuine. which always
has on the Wrapper the red Trademark
and signature Of j. II. ZEILIN 4 CO.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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wALLAcr. wM. II.
~ sw"1IACE H CHuES.

. rroRNEYs AND coUNsELLoRs AT
"A Law, Lexington. Mo. Once, 5ont II nnn'ssts r0Sm
hs Sonrt house. win practice in the courts oI
Sfsyette and surrounding counties, and also IN IN
he Supreme court OF tile state OF missouri, Iha .h
ia U. g. Circuit and District courts iof '"e
Western District of Missouri.
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FOR THE YEAR 1900,

The March Of Refinement.
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Such Goods and such Prices as we are Now
Offering have Never Before Been Offered in the
History Of Lexington!!
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THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.

They will do it, too. and with them
will go votes enough to considerably
lessen tie republican msjority, it moi
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MEDICAL.
ma G. ~, YOUNG,

DR. G.. w. HOUN6,
AND SURGEON; office and resi-
dencs on Oak (College) and South sLrsets'
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we bespeak for offering the careful consideration
OF all who appreciate genuine bargains. Below quote
few articles with prices:
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a aTT0RNEY-AT-LAW. Lexington, MO-. OF.
"A doe with Alex. Graves. ESQ over ea c,uyts mUyts
fNew's store. win practice IN Al nd snG IN the
{are 3ipreme Court. Collec,ions proMhp.y po,hp.:
Taxes paid tor residents Ss E'ne'''
-S~- HanlOyrl)
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Mothers! Mothers!
MO{hcE>!!.

Are vuH ~,i,SiUrtMtl at night and
'rok.n ynt:r rest by Il sick child
suffering and cryi,. with the *
c,ir':tihg pain at eating teeth !?
If SO. go at ":c" ard get ~ ln!,'c
Of MRS. VINSLON''S SOOTu
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve The
poor ;i,,ie sufferer immriia,e'y-
'Iri"na u.mm il; there is M mis-
'al;.. aimut it. Tl,r,r is not II
mother on earth who hiss ever
lsrsi il. WHO will npl tell ,ou at
once that /, vii! regulate the bow
lis. ami give rest 10 toe no'hrr.
an. relief and health - 'l,,. child.
operating like ma.c. |; is perfect
y safe to u>.' IA all eases. AMI
,i".isan. I" I'll" taste, aini IS Ike
.',"Sriirtion .f "lr nf ,lr eldest
md best tclntir ;,I,>~ici,,,> anil
uH:s:'S III the Uaite,l States. S,ld
everywhere. ) "rn}s :! i,0tiir.
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..Eo." >t,a Ur.n ..hr' h. i 81 old
~ IL. ht ui:,j i:icud 80. and ,lrn>e
NJ ID ..,i '.,k.. Nh r.y. A"i
''h..- i.y 'hr,irr that i gone hi
s., uh /" >.r,i IL it'll. mm". Ny ."-
n'N- ,>a .stmg ".';t "". & '"r'"'Sy
il '.i"si , ari / f.l "y-'Ht towing
~t't''' abe . ~".k ,.'y day.
:" Ii 4" IIy'i,. ~..i"p'rI IT," 'a'i>" Of
%. -t"r I'"r. nj m"' t,i." dies
5hrn II ferii. ,"d for :, year Ia. raid 81
, week >',a'ii y. a,,i VI Nittiiu u Yer
II, W wh,'u r.,n.ri had m,. .;,rri h'n.
A. tn # Ia, time I'll ""i < n,le
mars = ,n'!s.'n car.. i,nn, >s"n- wide.
Wild legion. ari"S- ih. sea. {, TALL. ,iatk
eyed v" nag MA, with tn. miru 81 u
pIihre IN :! >."i.r
My f.rli", ha> been dead for - yr..,.'
-. -aui ":iu.: hi papers h,.. only
JUS bee" ,h"i""4h'y investigated, :"
,h.t ~ ir j. u r-a,a.... I! Il. "h my gland
:a'll. - allow IRE. =. H.. has not
l".n allow Il Ia ~,f, -"
oh! he al Ugh" s.dM Ms Dag
s't,. We've ," K rxcr.".t good ra,r
1T him
.i"n ar u nn!.!r II. a,,.h wnnnn.,
-ai.! tl.. y""uy n,"n. & r'ently rla-I.ir:
he, h.nl. "anI wi >,r that y"" are
II" =, by You :r""'"-ify"
III ain, ne. s,i.i Ms Da...,,
j" ming ,..i and wht.. ftr ilr,r,. Hy.;".
u. W >,,rh'n. h., >..",ui ~n,nmnr >ma
ton at ihr farm ;l"I>r. 81! 'y. J"ir''y
ewing. in H.. wi DIV ,,r"-$ lin
tee. l." III "w chat M. AMI D'E."t got
II Il ra,ir"r+ and Wa s,iny I" pa,
h.n on thu ,nwn. but Ms iI,ir. h re-,
."- a. nu lr,a,slr,~ .lr's raid f"r him
ever since"
-: ir. ,"nr PARTON it ] Inv" inter
tened" said Helen. Il n>hing >rn,i..t 80
thu. ia,g. lila. X eyes fr' >rr",,nixin.:iy
~ h-. face lint he -.,rnrh ~ cd and
h"i"'"ss. that
Cod hlr-~ go" FL y""r noble deed -
said Am' ,u-- Mifilin .a,nr>tl
''My grandfather will need Your care
no lnng-," said h.. W.. have been
fortunate. in our A">,,alan Investment
aud am prepared l." hry tn" ..ii farm
hack again ,n' >,til. here ,..rn,nI. nt'y
Aud when Mrs. Da,da.ri l".rnn t..
think ah"nt g.,t,u. her winter bah
d'rS-.s made up. sh- ,crri..l II m.ir
from Miss Hyde. wi'irh IAN as follows :
"i'ear Mrs. Dar,ian-I: I AM sorry 70 .ll<-
appoint you. but ! cannot undertake any
more orders. :"r | am 10 H.. mar, Jed next
IEo!th tn Am"r0S.. Mifiiin. and VIZ ar. 10 live
~ the lIaggrtt farm. And oh how proud I
should hr if v.u would CONF. here and visit
me ns II 81. mrr. when the rn-r r. are in h'oo,n
aud tke str:, w'rrric> ripon. Ambrose IL all
that is nj . nd ] shall hav, the dearest OLE;
grandfather in-Iaw i the world
= A.tectinna'riy.
NFIES HYDE.
And all this If. = 'nuanr,. had r,..wn
out # Hc;en's ,nnnlh at H.. seaside.
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Tax C,'lit rsur-S t''ti'r.
ar,Si, 81 i.ainurri,r.
TInlm,lan>. l.a., Auyust ISt i>S2.'
NOTICE is i,"r.i'r < Vel. :" thu tax pay
,r> of h.. T. ri,i, ut i.liH,rrh., hat the
tax.S II .>r~-e ~ Il Q wear l'SI, st ,"ith
in >It. tax In.i- un file ~ NV 9TH, AID in
the mortgage oil -r of this Parish that
they n. now du,. ana vii, h"c"nr ,l~'lm
1irnt on rir 3 i. d V of thrrinh r and
aha / hear interest "a the rate offs rr cent
Per N 'nti, from said date. una! SOLE. ID ac-
cOu!an,,. with article Flo ri the CUnsiItu-
ton
Tax payers are in, tied {" call 1T once
aud settle. IN order to ava d interest and
cUS,e.
=. +. I.;il.In.
DEPUTY Tax C"lis ",0r.
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There's W;iti0as fn it!!-I'rrSnrs
si".irous of maaing ~ tot,uurSllnnlh
pay ATTENTION TO ,!- advertisement,
ii the sale II fonr different ferries
in this Parish, which. will take
iliee ON l.iv fast day of Dectmiwl
1882.
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See advertisements Of III" sale
ri ilt plantation Of he late john
Wrbas. aui wife.
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Many p l'on are b tie l. opros 30 pat
v"t m,siicinra.' auni W II fare,y Use them
~ MI. There s. u, don + that many are
worthless. YET , %'tl';eti.y HAT has Stm,l the
test f"r yeas like DR.. herman = II ckiy
Ash Bi.s.'rs. anisftrs Ir AID popularity Il.
c'"asins exc y day mss. hav ntt or it
would haze disappeared lang s!ucc.
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silver hair thai g!I.ttn.d III tn. sn,
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who has a fine house aud lot, AMI
il 10, of house hold furniture to sell.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-11-25

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