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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-12-28

ahe total number II matss 10 Virgin a
cvtr tse age of 81 in 1880 twas 334. 900. o.
VII leh 266. 247 were wt5ita and l2s ,257 eel
oftu. The removal Of fhe capitation tax
restriction on the baH,t viii largely in
crease the popular VIE at the next elec
sasion. ~
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DEyERE House,
AO HA
mrs. NJ. G.. LUPTo3

JAS. R. LUPTONl
This we'll known !
and refurnished. A
effort made to reno
our guests comfort,
trains.
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nR. JAMES It. CLARK,
NTM. Il. HARRISON,
w ATTIC

Practices In the court
counties.
Particular attention p
and prompt returns ma
OFFICE-opposite Cirf
the Law Library.
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Marriage makes men thoughtful. About
half their time is spent in forming excuses
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No. 2
EASTWARD S Ssi ,5 SSs & PS sas.,

y. Y o. Main Line trains run by Washington time.
Lexington Division by Columbus time
NOS. and run daily, except Sunday Stop at all
Stations " ~
NOS. sand run daily, through, between Louis
vile, Cincinnati. and Richmond and Washington
City e''
eN Note this-Trains Nos 8 and do not stop for
local business ~
No. runs from Richmond TO Charlottesville, and
from Cllrton Forge to Ashland, Ky, daily. Stops
at all Stations.
No: 8 runs from Ashland, KY, TO Richmond, daily
Stops at all Stations
NO. leaves Charlottesville 4 80 D. m, da Iy, OK.
cept sunday, and arrives Staunton 70 D m.
NO; leaves Staunton at els a. m and arrives at
Charlottesville at 10 a. m,
FOR Newport News, Old Point and Norfolk, Trains
ieave k:chmond daily, except Sunday at 35 a. m.
and 416 p. m.
Trains leave Newport News for Richmond $50 a.
M, and LOO p. m. daily except Sunday
ror rates. Tickets, baggage Checks, &C., apply to
any ONCE OF O. o. Ky, or Depot Ticket Once of
any connecting line.
H. W. FULLER
U. ". SMITH, g. i P. Agent.
General Manager.
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"a snple source of happiness a good bus :
iSssss aecnsented mind and bottle of DR..
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The worst kind of forgery is false notes by
a singer.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RlIIWAY
Open through Kentucky via Lexington -
The ONLY LINE rasking
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS AND DAY COACHES
FROM
WASHINGTON. RICHMOND, CHARLOTTESVILLE
"AfNESbORO. STAUNTON AND CLIFF
TON FORGE,
CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
Connecting direct for all points IN the wFsT ana
SOUTHWEST. 80 80 Gnu
Schedule In effect
OCT. Goth, 1882
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1t is the rich oyster dealer who knows how
TO shell ont
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TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PBBL1c IN GENERAL

OUR FRIENDS l. GENERAL
s ss s s@s ss ss @ :
% pos @ % @ spring. k
AT ACTUAL COST
Ss @ %
OIL @ % % @ % ~ M ~
RARE OPPORTUNITY INDEED.
! EsooNER
.HENcE LLsELIAr PRESENT
LOEBBR
CARPETS AT COST.
FANCY GOODS AT COST
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+ NJ. QUARLES,
Oe ATTORNEY AT

Practices In the Circuit Courts of |
courts OF the adjoining counties. I
peals at Stanton and the Federal
sonburg.
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VIM. E. CRAIG,
ATTORNi
Successor to ]
Will practice in the CouI
Ing counties. Special attic
OFFICE in the building Il
& Craig.
TYR. JAMES II. CLARK,
With an experience oft
the practice OF his profes
ity. Particular attention.
and children. Charges |
patrons.
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n W. oLMANNS,
CINILfENGINEER s
STAUNToN,
Has retuJhed to Staunton, a
proressIh, boJn as civil eng1
titles i'm in promising EN-
who may patronize him. OF
m%ll'S2
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CCHEDULE OF TRAINS ON VALLEY
~ AND B. 4 0. RAILROADS
On and after Monday, June 49, 1882 the trains on
the B. & o. willrun as follows
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FANCY GOODS AT COST
DRY GOODS AT COST
| NOTIONS &C., AT COST
|
Figured Carpet
@ es safs s 9 an up
a Blak sat
sss ns Il a sss s
lo1 Shooting a
R s9s sa.s COST :ss S Sn e9 Hses
rung andFa satcot.
Ssa a's ssss fne H ss s cents
%sstd az,
etsk o Ss as e%sa a'00Ss
TRUNKS sATCHELs COST.
CIRCULARS,
f MISSES RUBBER CIRCULARS 81 so
Hosiery s
cnsas "a cot.
tnsnt
% @ fSs BEST BARGAINS Call early and convince yourself
Respectfully
LOEBBROS,
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| + !. TINsLEY, ARCHITI
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
STAUNTO,
Vans furnished ana buils
a practical mechanic, and
times, is fully prepared |
provements, both in design
munications in regard to |
attention.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON TIME. - J

Time Table in effect Nov. 3, 1882.
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A OMITTED AND DECIDED!I
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TEO. NJ. HARRISON.
VI ATTORNEY AT Llw,
ONCE No. 10 Lawyers Row, oou mouse no Alley Ale,
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containing nine rooms and basement, large barn,
stables, cribs, smoke-house and all necessary out
buildings.
tate, the
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| nOCTOk B. ?. REESE, |
II PHYsICIAi
Special attention given to dif
Thirty years experlence-TN
Staunton. Suitable arranged
patients from distance.
MEADE +. WHITE,
M HITE " GORDON,
w ATTORNEYS
COURTS Augusta ana adJN
eral Court at Harris0iburg,
Virginia at Staunton.
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Something to remedy.

The Minden Democrat of April
II. says that a white convict Is
capped from the penitentiary gang
working OH the Railroad between
Monroe and Minden, and, being
arrested by the Sheriff of Web
ster Parish was taken back to the
convict camp and turned over to
tn" proper authorities. The Demo
crat then says:
Most RsN&ai 1reatmeyt.-The copv;ct who
was returned to the camps by Marshal
Wop!ley wednesday morning, was thai
night most brntaliy whipped, LEAVING his
back torn and iacerated beyond descrirf;on
An eye witness, one Of the guards. s,.v.
that it was actually a sickening sight. A ne
gro. Who slnce had Intended to make his es
cape With the white man. knowing that +.
woutd be subject to the same terrible MN
lshInent and being overcome by the sicbt ot
the horrible whipping that was being ;na;ct
ed upon the man cut his throat with a IA
zor Knife, killing himself rather than endure
the torture.
We are glad to know that our cf;c;o,,
District Attorney J. A. w. Lowry, will s;ft
the affair to its. very bottom, and also in,
qulre INTO the general treatment the; re-
celve. for people living near by saw the
camps are one endless sccue of brutality
OF confse th"so sickeping sights occur 1t
night when no visitors are prescnt.
We trust that MI. Lowry will
see that the facts are brought out
in this case.
II they are, as reported ia the
above extract, it is high time that
such outrageous proceedings
should be stopped. They are "A
disgrace to the State aud to civil
cation.
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Within Five Years.
No. 5.
Green Street.

On the corner of Green aud LIE
zee Streets the large and commo
dlonS buildings of John l. Albums
Il Co..of which Clay Knobloca is
agent have lately been repaired.
with new floors, galleries, cutters
Nc, to which the painter has ap
piled his brushes, so as to give
the building Il handsome appear
ance.
The next building belonging to
Mrs. Horton has some repairs 80
as 60 maintain the same in good
condition.
On the opposite corner, the
building of E. Maronge las had
considerable repairs, improving
It's appearance.
On the corner of Thibodaux DR..
j.. f. Blanchard Dentist has en-.
tlrely changed the outward appear
ance by repairing Thoroughly
his dwelling and office, and by
the addition of new fencing.
Returning on,the opposite side
lmprovem .nts more or less are
seen on the dwellings back of st.
Bridget.
On the corner of st. Bridget is
the fine new Hall which H. w
Tabor has just completed.
with an entire OverhaHling in
side and ont, paint, and IA gallery
on the upper story the building
has been transformed into one of
the incest, coolest, and most CON
Portable Halls i'll Thibodaux.
On the corner of Thibodaux
Mrs. I. A'berti has thoroughly re
paired the Strangers Hotel, made
new additions thereto so al to rem
der that popular stand both pret
ty and agreeable.
The Court Honse has been hand
somely repaired, Il new and sub
stant'al iron fence built around
the square, with nice artificial
stone oan1uetteS, connecting eth
er door with the streets. A SUD
ply OF evergreen trees. planted in
the yard, with two Rne cisterus
adds greatly to its general appear
ance.
Next the Market House square
has had the old buildings thereon,
torn down and one Of the hand
somest and most convenient Mark
ct Houses III the State erected in
their stead.
Between Green and st. Louis,
on Market street the buildings of
Mrs. Horton have been repaired.
On Main street Baud aud Leceu
DIRE are building "a large two stor,
brick store which will add yery
mnch to the appearance Of that
street.
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Banquettes.

Since the organisation of this
town into a Municipal Corpora>
ton, it has been customary for
proprietors of all lots to pay for
the building of all banquettes
fronting thereon, ono half Of the
cost OF the same, the Corporation
paying the other half.
There was, an ordinance or law
OF that kind under which this
practice was inaugnrated, bat no
authority for the passage Of such
an act can be found in the records.
1t is not probable that suci,
men as John G. Beatty, Mathurin
Bonrg. James McAlliSter, j. A.
Scudday and their colleagues who
We're the Mayors and Trustees of
the Town in lis earliest Years
would have introduced such .ssys
tenn without some authority tor
so doing, Or thar they wonld have
permitted any sucl acts to he en-
forced except in due form of law.
Such has been the law or Gus
tom during d. years. but at the
las, session of the District Court.
it has been decided that there is
no power to enforce the payment
of one half the expense of build
ing ban9uettes upon the owners
OF the property, i'll front of which
the ban4nttte may be laid.
Under this custom the Town OF
T~hibodauX has built an excellent
system OF Banquettes, far superior
in number and quality to- that OF
any other inland town in the
South, Of its size.
Formerly the payment Of one
half of the banluttte was exacted
upon completion OF the same, but
at the present time the proprie
tors half was divided into five
payments, n To be paid cash,
The remainder III one, two, three
and four years.
The effect OF this decision is 60
ing 10 haze very banetnl inHa
ence upon the future improve
mcDtS of the town and arrest to a
great extent the laying of ban
QUOTES tor some time to come.
Whilst it was nothing more
than just that the proprietor OF IA
10, should pay one half of the i'm
provementthat enhanced the val
ne OF his property double that
amount, ii is a matter of regre:
that this custom which has cpera
ted so beneficially to the prosper,
ty OF the town sholld be stopped.
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LEVEE BUSINESs.-The follow
iHg circular has been sent the par
ties interested by Gov. McEnery.
The Levee Commissioners throughout
the State and Presidents of Police Jaries in
the Levee Districts. are invited to meet at
Baton Rouge, On the 18th. day of May 1889,
to consider important matters connected
with the Levees." -
This is a very important confer
ence and it is to be hoped that
some good may result therefrom.
The State is i'll u very. dangerous
condition so tar as Leyees are con
cesned, and out of much counsel
safety may he found:
Judge Howell Levee Commits
sioner and 5. T. Grisamore Presi
deut OF the Police Jury, from this
Parish will probably attend.
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m Fair April &c,

The members of Thibodaux
Fine Co. No. l gave a Fair in the
Firemen's Fair Grounds OH April
26, after the Annual Parade OF
the Fire Department had taken
place.
The Ladies who had charge OF
the various stands had decorated
them with cvrrgreenS so as to pre-
sent a beautiful coup d'Hil to the
visitor, whilst the grounds were
prepared SD as to afford the great
est conveniences to the multitude
III promenadeS, Or quiet sie>taS.
The whole was brilliantly light
up with gas lights and from 3
O'Clock 2. NJ. to ; O'Clock a. NJ.
the gay crowds AMUSED and en-
joyed themselves.
Ice Cream, Lemonade, Punch,
Beer, Soda, Cakes. Fruits and
Coffee Stands We'd with the Res
taurant in attracting the attention
Of the people and drawing from
their pockets tie loose change
that May have been hid away
therein. Bat few could resls,
the bewitclung smiles and charm
ing sraces Of the lovely girls and
handsome women who had charge
OF the numerous tables.
At 9 O'clock the fine new Hal
OF ID. w. Tabor on the opposite
corner was thrown open for the
first time, handsomely lit up.
1t Was, at once, filled with the
gay throng, who soon were lost
amid the whirls and festivities OF
the dance, which was CONTINUED,
long after midnight, interrupted
only by occasional! visits to the
retreShmrnt stands.
The Fireman were asreeab!y
surprised al tie result Of their
Fair.
They had more visitors than
they had anticipated. their tables
We're patroni>ed far beyond thei,
expectations, and their Bali was
one of the most pleasant sce,, il,
Thibodanx tor q long time, and re
minded ns elderly fellows of the
Philharmonic Balls Of % Years
ago.
Nothing could have been more
agreeable than the entire days
pleasure.
The committee, under whose
supervision. the entire Fair was
managed deserve credit for then
Succrss.
We caunot close without re-
marking that great credit is due
to Charles Tabor of Thibodaux
No. l and Th"ophile Bersrton of
Home Hook and Ladder No. l for
the ellerg.y skill aud earnes,pess
with which they performed the du
ties assigned them, especially
when it is known that that was
their fist appearance in such a
roll.
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The BanQUette Fair.

The beautiful park, ia the i'm
mediate Fear of st. Joseph's
Church, has been the scene Of
"any entert .inments in the past
bat the fair held recently, beneath
The shade of it's magnificent oaks,
for the purpose of completing the
side walk between the church
and town. is. in some important
respects, far superior to it's pre-
decessors. Although ON Sunday
evening fully fifteen hundred PEG
pie were gathered in the fair
grounds at one time, yet pro-
priety and decency were not VIC
lated by either word Or action.
On the contrary, the utmost good
order prevailed all through the
evening, and made the occasion
resemble ii family reunion rath-
ert'ian al assemblage of pleas
nre seekers composed Of all the
different social elements of the
parish. We are informed that
the managers of the fair are as
much plrased with this circum
stanc" rs they are with the spleD
did ii ancial results of thcir eff.
forts.
1t is needless to enter into a dc
tailed description Of the fair
ground and of the various stands
which Offered SO many attractions
to both young aud old. 1t will
suffice to say, that nothing was
spared, on the part of the mana
gers, to reuder this fair . grand
success.
1t is satisfactory to learn that
their expectations have been fully
realized for the gross receipts
OF the two nights exceed thirteen
hundred dollars; while the net
proceeds will aggregate fully nine
hundred dollars.
This splendid result will admit
of work being resumed Oh the ban
quette which is progressing very
tavorab'y. Already, fourteen hun
dred and five feet have been com
pIeted. besides, three hundred
and nineteen feet Of cnrbing
which are finished. and await the
laying of brick. 1t may not be
generally known that this ban
qntlte is constructed ia the most
substantial manner that can be
conceived. First, Il double curb
lug was made two bricks in thick
neSs; then, Il row of ordinary red
bricks was Laid lengthwise, and
upon this foundation, a row of
lake bricks was placed with a sa
perior quality of cement. The ban
Qnette as flushed is equal to "A
stone pavement, aud will, no
d0fibt, be as durable.
Another fair will be required to
bring the hanQuette to the limits
Of the corporation, and. We under
stand that suc!s an entertainments
is III contemplation. If this be
the case, we trust that our people
will be as liberal and rs open hand
ed in promoting this public i'm
provement as they hi. ever
been III the past in Ihe same cause.
This banqueste, when eompset
ed. vii! be Il work, of which the |
G items OF this community may
feel justly proud. ~
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ThlbOdauX-s Gala Day

The Annual Parade of the Thib
odaux Fire Department to.k
place April 2C 1882. The day Was
a very pleasant one, everything
was propitIons, and the prepare
tons were all made in the usual
skilIful and dignifed style.
The Flags floating from the
staff poles of Thihodaux Fire Co.
No. l, and Protector Fire Co. No.
2 at early morn Indicated that the
day had arrived to which every
one LOOKS forward with pleasing
anticipations, as a day of rejoicing
and pleasure.
At one O'Clock the Fire Bell
rung for the Firemen to assemble
at their respective head quarters.
At two the bell called the various
companies to assume positions III
lina on Main street.
AS the various companies ap
peared upon the streets, the hand
some, chaste and beautiful deco
ratlons upon the Truck and En-
gines showed that the gentle aud
ski!lfai hand of woman had been
employed i'll preparing them for
their public exhibition.
At II the Bells tapped when
The procession moved along the
line indicated in the printed pro
gramme.
First. S. T. Grisamore, Grand
Marshal.
Second. The members of the
Fire Department.
Third. The Marshals. Messrs.
+. 7. SEWN, z. O. Rousseau and
A. j. Lasseigne; St. Joseph's
Brass Band, and Thibodaux Fire
Go. No. /.
Fourth. The Marshals, Messrs.
J. y. Frost, Thibodaux s. G. Baud
aud Protector Fire Co. No. 9
Fifth, The MarshaIS, Messrs.
j. n. Wright, j. Ceie>tin Jr. and
Edward Curtis. Lafourche Band,
AID Home Hook aud Ladder Co.
No. l.
The entire line of March was
t1anked by bevies of fair girls
with hands full of Bouquets wh'c1
were distributed among the Fire
men as they passed by.
The Bands played excellently
well, not a word or action was
heard or made to mar the hartuo
ny OF the occasion.
Upon the whole, there has new
er been Il more pleasant or asreea
bic Fire Parade in Thlbodaax.
When the Parade was dismiss
ed the members Of Protector Fire
Co. No. proceeded to the resi-
dence of VIM. Brockhortt, their
Treasurer, where they were pleas
antly entertained, and upon re
farming to the Fair grounds We're
invited to partake Of the ho>pi
talltieS OF the two companies un
der whose auspices the Fair WAS
being held.
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Proceedings
Or CHE
POLICE JURY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Latourche.

Parish of LafourcLe. }
Thibodaus. Mag LIST. 1885,. }
The Police jury Of the Parish of Lafour-
che this day met, in special session. at j.
o'clock Nj.
Present Messrs. Grlsamore. president,
Moran, Coulon, Kraemer, Mathews and
Seely.
Absent Messrs. Folse, Ago Guidry, and
Delaune.
The President stated that the object OF
the meeting was to take into consideration
the following petition.
! To the President and Members Of Inc Police
Jury Of La1ou'rhe:
4! Gentlemen: Your petitioners, inhabitants
of the village of Longueville aud vicinity
respectfully represent, that the public con
.venience and wants require that IL new Pub
lie Road and highway should DO laid out
and constructed at the head, or i'll front Of
the Barataria Canal, on the left Bank uf
Bayou Lafourche, at LOngueville, and that
to construct said Road, it would require the
cutting OF the Levee, on tae upper, aad low
er side of said Canal.
Your petitioners would therefore ask
that a special session Of your honorable
body be hold, at us early a date as possible.
to take into consideration above petition.
And your petitioners IA i'll duty bonnd
will ever pray.
April 18th. 1885,.
lSignedl O. Foret, James Tuite, James
NcO Iecu Pierre IeUIauc lbs r. R,d.,ny
Mrs. Z. Rizan, il. Ave-. d. Bauln. A. Dantin.
G. Lasard. NJ, Fure;, 4. Penonille. L. Ecrrt
A. Rose j. +. IeRI.rc &, q Davis
Mr.. Moran presented the foIIowiny reso
linton viz:
Be ID resolved &C.. That the citizens AND
p~etitione,-s of Ionrnevill4 no antl,oriyeI ~
use the leyee on that part Of The lrtt do.
seendinv hank of R,vnn r. fn,rche, ~ ~
near tie locks of tL q tnmnanv Canal az ,
road. and 10 make suo!, stones in the icvres
taere e~xistin" .hnve AM, h,l,r s,iL Io,.Ls
,sv;,l h. na.ess.,, H., -or3., :. - ~,
annrnacb.s IN s,;.i rnaa canx.n;.nt w
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May persons take medicine
for their ailments, and as soon AS
they feel better they disregard all
directions aud stop taking it. They
try it again aud again, and final
IL throw it aside as worthless,
When, had it been persevered in
FROM the start, Il permanent cure
wonld have been effected. Now
in taking Prickly, Ash Bitters for
all complaints Of the Stomach and
Bowels, remember to give the
medicine a CHANGE, and don't ex
pect one or two doses to cure you.
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<pn Thirty Dny,. TriaI.

We will send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Elec
tr"- Eoltaic Belts and Other Electric Appii-
ances on trial for thirty days to Young
men and Older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, etv
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete.
restoration of vigor and manhood. Also
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Paralysis, Ly
er and Kidney difficulties, Rnptures. and
many other diseases. Hlrstrat.l pamphlet
seHt free. Address Voltaic Belt Co. Mar
shall, Mich
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Those enterprisiup peonle i,

Those enterprisiug people OF
Lockport, who havedone, 50 much
OF late for the benefit of tlleil
town, propose to give u Fair on
June 2nd and Bird next, for the
purpose Of procuring suitable
desks for their public school house
to buy a cistern and other conve
nieuces necessary thereto, also to
build II plank walk down to the
Catholic Church the nett profits
Of the Fair to be equally divided
between the two purposes.
Both are comlnendable purpos
es and should receive all the Ell
conragement people Gan give them.
Educate the children, and learn
them to 30 TO church and there
will be less need OF prisons and
penal laws.
We trnst the Lockport people
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