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Marie Alice Payy, infant child of
Alfred Pavy and Laperle Guidry, died
on Wednesday, Dec, 23 1891, aged 2
months and 10 days. We extend u
heartfelt sympathies to the bereayed
PARENTS
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An lie factory, We think, ii an urgent
necessity III 0peIoasas. 1t can be es-
tablished ali d Very small cost and ne
believe that Al investment made In
tint direction wonld prove remunera.
tires
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Much Needed.

A first class hotel is something in a
town which is most essential, II
would add further, indispensable to the
advancement and fvrtherance OF pro-
gress. We were pleased to note in one
way, tha many gentlemanly faces who
completely crowded this week, and as
is usual, the home of our friend A.
Lacombe; all in search of a taste OF this
splendid caterers "get up but many
of whons were compelled to seek lOdg-
ing elsewhere on a9connt of the scarcity
of rooms. 1t strikes us that while we
have the good will to advocate and to
encourage progressiveness for our beau
tiful town, and which she is certainly
entitled to; our citizens are equally
slow in giving II helping hand to en-
chance her good chances for gain, par
ticulariy where money Is required, A
building suitable, such as our town
demand, is in sore need as is~4vidtnCed,
we may say, every day W. feel sat
isfrd that the investment in snch n
building. in y short time, wonld prove
lucrative Ia the owner, and most paI
ticuiarlr. si,ontl the lessee I've Austin
kttttlttllA NEWS " tltt are the iihtl~
willing Ia do tor Hllc State of Lnni-i-
ana? First, induct themselves into
the fullest offices. place THEN own
creatures in what rcI branches Of Tie
service they will lr able to control
and, NerholIs like, refuse Ia consult
the people III the choice of its servants
or to arny to the majority the privilege
of being governed according to their
will, good aud Interest Second, insti-
tntc, if possible, n system of political
persecution, wrap ali "ui thoughts and
actions in Il web OF Internal intolerance,
ally themselves still closer with the
iigoted fanatics and ~rhemerS of all
creeds who would stitie not onty n,r
voice but smother our Iibcttics, and
through these means conStltGt" for
their own and exclusive benefit an oil
garchic tyranny tllat nothing short "f a
sanguinary revolution would over
throw.
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District Co,Hrt, 81. Landry Parish, STATE Of
Louisiana.

BY virtue of a Judgment ofthe Hon. tile Dis.
triet Conrt in and for the parish of st. Landry
rendered in the above entitled cause. tberse
will be sold at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder by the undersigned administra.
tor, the Sheriff of the parish of st, Landry, or
any other duty qualified auctioneer, at
Joseph Saileau's, in Prairie Mamou in the
parish of ST. Landry. on
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Oyster gnmbo every Wednesday
Saturday and Sunday evenings at Mrs
Perrault's.
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4fte,,t;op Pens;on claimants

ATteflfaOR . PenS1O1l CId9f2IlltS.
At the Suggestion Of the COMMISSIONS of
Pensions. ,hl claimants of pensions who hold
orders to report elsewhere for examination,
are informed that if they return their orders
10 the Commissioners, with the requesG that
hey be ordered before me for medical exam
i%natioa, their request will be granted
W. r LASTRAPES, NJ D.,
II. s. Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
Opelousas, Dec Of, 1891 3m
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The attention Of our carpenters, con
tractors and those contemplating build
ing, is directed to the advertisement of
Gibbons & Nicholson, of Washington.
La, IN another column. These gentle
men are experienced in the business,
have exceptional facilities atStheir COM
mand, and are thoroughly reliable. II
You need anything in their line, give
them q call.
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Old newspapers for sale at this office
at 90 cents per hundred.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH of ST, LANDRY,
1, j. T. Skipper, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
aud belief. J. II SKIPPER,
Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 18th
day of Dec. 1891. b. F MEGISLEY,
Notary Public.
Commentaries
JULIUS MEYERS, }
e. L~AfREYTE. Directors.
ISAAC Roos,
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Wednesday,, January go, ass2.

the following described property, belonging
to the estate of Hilaire Pallet, to-wit
One plantation, bounded as follows: North
by lands of w. II. Price, east by b. A. De-
nato and 5 Loeb, south BY Hilaire Pallet, Jr,
aud west by jules C.. Sittig, Camille Richard
and Cook Brothers, containing about one
hundred and twenty-seveu OH arpents,
mere or less, with improvements thereon.
One old american horse one old creole
mn!r fifteen head of cattle-large and small
one sewing machine; one old pistol; three
beds and bedding six chairs one center
table; one clock three armoirs one dressing
table; one washstand one old wagon; one
old buggy Que grindstone; three old plows;
two old harrows one old corn shelter.
Terms-Cash.
ANTOINE PALLET,
Dec. 10, 1891. Administrators
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Lacombe's stock of Holiday goods is
one of the largest in town. Toys. Dolls,
Fireworks, SIC. Give him a call.
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Rubber Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Mon
ograms. Badges, &c, furnished ON short
notice. Apply 10 Fred l., Sandoz
Lates! designs in fancy cards, en7el-
ops. etc. inst received at this office
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Get yoar meals at tile Farmers Union
Lunch Houses opposite the Post-ofice
On Main street,
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Get yanr meals at the Farmers Union
Lunch Honse, opposite the Post office
on Main street,
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CARP ENTERS WANTEB

sAn GOOD CARPENTERS wanted wv, gg
~ diately, Apply to c, d. aa.
Nov. II Contraction Upel0s
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II Is impossible 70 offer goods cheaper
than do the firm Of q Il. Sander 81 Bro.
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BY yirtue of an order of the Honorable the,
District Court in aud for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will he sold at public ~apetion
TO the last aud highest bidder, by the under.
signed administrations or Il duly qualified aue,
tioneer, at the last residence of deceased
near OpeIousas, in the parish of st. Ian.
dry, on
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The following sentences were read
last Monday by Judge Lewis, on par
ties convicted at this term of the Dis
tlict Court:
Baptlste John. burglary and larceny,
s years penitentiary.
BAptiste John, burglary and larceny,
2 years penitentiaiy
Wesley Collins, burglary and laice
ny, s years ~peuitentiary.
Wesley Collins, burglary and larce-
ny, 2 years ~penitentiary.
Albert Ray, wiifully shooting at, 6
months ~penitentialy.
Ernest Rene, petit larceny, | year
penitentiary Q
VIM. Jackson. murder, penitentiary
for life
Oscar Guillory, manslaughter, $25
and cost and 10 years ~penitantiary.
Swain Brothers, malicionsly shooting
a sheep, go days parish Jail
Joseph Lavigne, assault and battery,
6 months parish jail,
Mattin White, assault and battery, 6
months parish jail,
Sam Jones, petit larceny, & months
p~enitentiaiy
Jos. 2. Frugee, petit larceny, & mos
pen~itentiary
Hemmy Lastrapes, assault and bate
~, $25 fine and costs and in default 30
days parish Jail.
Dump Wilmington, assault and bat
terry, $50 and costs and in default 3
months parish Jail.
Dump Wilmington, assault with a
dangerous weapon, same sentence as
above.
Clarence Butler. assault and battery,
60 days parish Jail.
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NOTICE.
O~pELousAs. Dec. II,

0PELoUsAs, Dee. ~, Issi
The annual meeting of the stockholdefss
the First National Bank for the election
directors will be held at the banking hos.
TUESDAY, January IL, 1892, between u
hours of 10 q. M. and 2p m.
Cashier
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The INVENTIVE AGE, published at
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
SALE.

Aarceline DARE et ais. Us. Octarie Dare, ,rif.
Ell ais. No. 1885.
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elk each month, and articles on Fashion,
phort and all mattersof interest to the Home
ST0RIES Finely Illustrated, sIs59 a year,
ample copy for 5 2-cts stamps. Philadelphia.
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Wednesday, January 9Th, 1soe

tie following described property, in order ia
effect a partition thereof, to-wit;
Seventeen Lots of one hundred arpents
each, being lots Nos. Is, IG, IA, u, ii. TO- Az
2, |, i8, Il, 46, 45, Al. 43, according to a MA,
of survey and subdivision of the whole tract
made by Leonce L. LitteIl, Parish Snrveyor
and to be exhibited on the day of sale. SAID
lands are adapted to the culture of rice and
are lraverSed by Bayou Nez, Plqu6. which
%atto''ts an unfailing supply Of water for
IrilgatIng and other purposes.
Terms and conditions Ourtourth cash ;
one fourth i'll one year, one fourth in two
years, aud Que fourth in three years from the
day ri sale, All purchasers other than heirs
TO execute their Notes, payable to the order
OF Joseph Ii. FontenUt, administrator with
: per cent. per aunuIn interest from maturity
nj paid, with special mort age and ven doris
privilege reserved. The heirs to he aIIo wed
to purchase to the amount nj portion coming
to them from the succession. and not to be
obliged to pay the surplus of their purchase
money over their portion coming to them uu.
til this portion has been definitely fixed by a
partition.
JOSEPH III. FONTENDT.
Dec. ., 1871. Administrator.
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DUBLIC SALE.

Probafe Court, Parish ofSl. LaHdrg, No 51l7.
ESTATE OF HILAIRE PALLET.
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Liquors. Wines, Rrandies, Cigars
Cigarettes, Tobacco, &c
The Finest Billiard and Pool Tables in
the Parish.
Artharss Horne Magayine,

Oyster Saloon Attached,
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Decatur.

Mr.. b. F. Middleton and Miss Emma Over
hulser, both OF this city. To be married next
Thursday 49, Mr. and Mrs. o. T. Bennett, of Fort
Wayne, were guests OF her father. NJ. Frank
Balng. durin. the week. . Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Bell returned Wednesday from visit among
friends in Baltimore, Washington. ID. c.. Phila-
given On Monday evening at the residence Of
DIR. and Mrs. j. q. Neptune, in honor
OF the fifth anniversary OF their marriage. -.
and ,,i ~ p, au tor n'ono a Nv
Charles Wager. of Pleasant Mills, last sunday.
Miss Abbie Cline left for Cincinnati on Tuesday,
where she will spend the winter Mrs. Cyrus
Weaver visited lrieuds at Ossian during last
week. Mr.. Aaron De Ninney and wife spent
Sunday with their son, George De Vinney, at
Toledo. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel kirkwood and
Miss Ethel Dawson, OF BlufftOn, Ind, spent
sunday in the city, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. smith.
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COunersvflle.

Mrs. John Grifis is visiting relatives at Rich
mOnd, o.. Mrs. Middleton, of Windfall, Kan,
Is visiting relatives here. Miss Maud Spaulding
Is homo from school at Oxford. Miss Perlia
Vance is visiting relatives in the East. Miss
Lucy Heilman. OF Evansville, is visiting her sis
tiers, Mrs. III. Munk and Mrs. T. Il. Roots. Mrs.
George Morrison and daughter Louise visited
Indianapolis relatives Tuesday Mrs. James
Huston has gone TO spend the holidays with
Carthage, Mo-, relatives Mrs. Phillip Joseph,
Mrs. w. McFarlan and Mrs. Fearis were in Gin
cinnati Thursday. Mrs. Jefferson Goble, after
an extended visit with relatives here, has re-
turned to her home at Columbus. o.. Mrs.
Charles Carson and daughter have gone to
Toledo D., for the winter. Miss Marie Huston
Is home from school at Oxford Rev. R.
Roberts and wife entertained a small company
at dinner Thursday evening.
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EVERY DAY AND NIGHT FROM TOMORROW
MORNING UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE.
ARRESTED BY THE WICKED" POLICE.

DEAR CHILDREN
While I was reading the letters received from you
little boys and girls Thursday morning, the Wicked
Police came my window and arrested and took
to jail The good judge said had done no harm, but
was here to bring happiness to the children, and that
could be free again very glad dear children that
can you again and read your letters and get your
presents ready for YOU so that you can have them
Christmas morning. will be at Wassons Store until
the night before Christmas and will be glad to YOU
Tomorrow I see you at from 10 to IL o'clock
and again o'clock. Then in the evening at from to
o'clock.
SANTA CLAUS.
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Greencastle.

Mrs. Clara Spurgin has returned from an ex-
tended visit TO friends in Kansas and Missouri.
49, Miss Lizzie Overstreet is at Altanont. III.
Miss May Niles. OF Paris H. is the guest of Miss
Aggie Bcknell =. Mr.. and Mrs. Powhattan
Elliott celebrated their thirtieth wedding ami
versary Monday night with their Brazil friends.
-. Miss stone and Miss Thomas of Louisville.
are visiting Miss Anna Stone. DIR. aud Mrs.
BovaId have returned To their home In Los An
geles, Cal =. Mrs. RAIDER. after an extended visit
10 her aunt. Mrs. Woolrich. has returned to New
York. Governor Chase and his private secre-
tary were IN the city Tuesday. -. Mrs. Puett and
fContinued on Fifteenth Paxel
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CrawforrfsvllIe.

Mrs. Lew Wallace went to indianapolis Thurs
day 10 visit Mrs. A. II. Blair Miss Mary ElstOn
has returned from a visit in Indianapolis. Miss
Lillian Byrns has returned TO Lafayette, after q
visit with Miss Mary Campbell. Mrs.
Salisbury, who has been visiting Mrs. G..
NJ. Travis, has returned to Urbana, Ill. 80.
Misses Stone and Thomas, who have been the
guests of Miss Helen Smith, have returned to
Louisville Mrs l. C. Elston has been visitin z
in Indianapolis. Mrs. III. HI. Gortner, OF
Goshen, is visiting Beal Goley and family.
Mrs. A G. Yount. of Battle ground, is visiting
Mrs. Sallie Ramsey. Walter II. Evans aud
wife have returned to Indianapolis.
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Mr.. George F. Adamss. on East New York

Mr.. George f. Adams's, on East New York
street.
Mrs j. +. Cravens has returned home after q
delightful visit OF several weeks in Chicago.
Mrs Anna GGIlager, OF Cincinnati, will be a
guest OF the Misses Stewart during the holidays.
Miss Perkins, OF Cincinnati, and Miss Kerby,
OF South Bend. Ind. are guests OF Mrs. j. IL.
Baldwin on North Pennsylvania street.
Misses Lanra and Rose Fitzgerald have re
turned from school, and viii DC at home TO their
friends, AIS North Meridian street. during vaca-
ton.
Miss Alice Sanger. the Presidents stenogra-
pher, will arrive Christmas morning TO visit her
mother, at the corner OF College and Lincoln
avenues
Miss Winifred stiles has returned home, after
n visit with Miss Carolyn Welsh and Mrs. DR..
Hunter. OF Hartwell, Wyoming and Cincin-
matt. O.
The two daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w.
CoOns. OF North Alabama street. both OF whom
now reside in Chicago, are visiting Their parents
for a few days.
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Personal Mention

Miss Kate Kregelo will 40 to Pittsbure satur
day TO visit friends for few weeks.
Mrs Martin Ohr. of 81. Louis arrived yester-
day TO spend the holidays with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A VI. Robertson will 90 To st
Louis to spend Christmas with relatives
Miss Alice Wilson. of Chicago, will he here 70
spend Christmas with Mr. L. l.. Kregelo's fam
Us.
Miss Mary Marguerite Roberts will 20 10 New
York after Christmas 10 visit her sister, Mrs. W
j.. Coffin.
Mrs. Huestis and Mrs. Samuel Early. who
have heen la the city during the past week, have
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. injury will leave
shortly after Christmas for a tour through Flori-
da and the South.
Mr. Allen Lewis returned home yesterday, nc
c0mpanied By Dir. Robert Doris, of Boston, TO
spend the holidays.
Miss Edna Fowler. Of Spencer, who has been
the gnest OF Mrs. III. A. Mansfield during the past
week, has returned home
Miss Ada swan. of "a. Louis. formerly a resi-
dent or this city, IL visiting Miss Cora Williams
AZ 1904 North Tennessee street.
Mrs. W. A Leonard and daughter, OF Milwan-
kee, Wis, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
K l. Shilling. 2l9 East North street.
Mrs W. A. Van Frank OF Eln,ira. n Y. will
epeDd the holidays with her parents Mr.. and
hrk- W. Il. Elliott OF North Alabama street
Miss Anna Wrightand Miss Leah Creenlevs. OF
CINCINNATI. viii spend the Ioi.days with Mt.ses
Nellie ami Blanche simmonds, OF North Meridian
street.
Miss Eliza Adams and guests Miss Pinuev OF
New York, ana Miss Tsuda OF Japan. arrived
yesterday from Byrn Mawr. and are guests ~
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Dublin.

Mrs. Dean. of Liberty. is here visit to her
brother. - Miss Alice Swain entertained a num-
Der OF her friends Saturday evening, il being her
sixteenth birthday. An enjoyable musical So
eial was held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
James Murray Saturday evening Mrs. G. w.
Gordon and Miss Florence Rogers are on hOli-
day visit to Indianapolis. Mrs. A. ID. Bond
was visiting in Richmond during the week
Solomon Elliott and wife will spend the holidays
in Liberty. The Christmas entertainment of
the NJ. f. sunday school will consist or post
Office. through which any present TO be given
will pass. Other exercises Will, however, pre-
cede this. something entertaining Is looked for.
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THE STATE AT LAKaE.
bloomington.

Matter Intended for Mts column nnuss be IN his
once not later than p. tl. Saturday: items re-
etired after that hour trtH no. be used.l
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COlfax.

Miss Cara Mitchell, who was visiting relatives
at Lafayette, returned home Monday. Miss
MINI Schooley, of louisville, visiting friends
here last week Miss Nell Watt and Miss May
Seagers, of Clark's Hill, visited here last Suday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Parker attended his
brothers wedding at Clark's Hill last Sun day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Johnson were visiting at In
dianap0lis Tuesday. =. Mrs. Maggie Harbaugh,
Mrs. Joseph and daughter Leila visited Frank
fort Saturday. Several young people Of this
place attended spellingschool at Baily school
Friday evening. -. Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis
and Miss Olive Murphy visited Frankfort
Wedueadav
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Miss Nora Kirby IL visiting friends at Seymour
Miss Clara Belle Martin. who formerly lived
in this county, and Charles a. Nutley, a promi.
nent citizen OF Portland, Ore, were married
Dee. j.
STATE UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
Miss Lowder is back in school again. having
been out two weeks on account or sickness :.
Professor Ballot and wife entertained small
party Of young women snn, q, cards s, wednesday
Will he given by Rev. Luccock, OF the Presby-
terrain Church. Miss Harriet Casper. of salem,
class 81, Il here for the purpose OF standing
aminatiOns in the advanced history work..
At meeting OF the faculty, last Tuesday after
noon, IL was decided that school would continue
until next Wednesday. as- before announced -.
J. r. Hicks and Jess Burton have left college -.
Kappa Kappa Gamma reported high time at
the hands or Mrs Alexander saturday night 49,.
Olin is the latest addition to Phi Delta Theta
.--.E. i. Branch, of the freshman class, left
school last week on account or his eyes, =.
Kappa Alpha Theta at her entertainment Satur-
day had about sixty-five guests. T.. W. Bohan-
non will take charge OF tine Pekin. ILL.,, high.
school. Miss Anna Tourner formerly a student
OF the ]. T.. and resident of this place, has late
IL been appointed librarian of Coe College Iowa.
AT the meeting of the Athletic Association
last Friday afternoon the treasurer reported
SliS debts, with nothing IN the treasury.
Hutton.
Mrs. j. ]. Baumgardner. OF Warren, Is visiting
relatives in this city and attending tho art
Fort Wayne Thursday night 10 render violin
selections at an entertainment given at the Sec
oud Presbyt efian Church n "parlor musicale"
was given at the home of Miss
by the members OF Mrs. Jackson's Sabbath school
class. number or fine selections, both vocal
ana instrumental, were rendered. 49, Mrs. Mollie
savage. after a months visit with friends here,
returned tn her home in Chicago on Friday. -.
Miss Cale Wells spent the latter part OF the
week at the home Of her father in Montpelier.
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EdiEDurE.

Mrs. Jacob L. Toner is visiting Indianapolis
friends. Simeon Dengree, wife and children
have returned TO their home at Indianapolis,
after a two weeks visit with his fathers family
here Mrs. III. G. Allison and Miss AIDA Bart
low visited Indianapolis friends last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Bird, of kokomo, visited Mr.. and
Mrs John Bradford last week Miss Lula Cole
man and Misses Stella and Jessie Wells are visit
ing indianapolis friends. Miss Florence Tucker
is visiting indianapolis friends.
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A Five-O'clock Tea.
lPdntoHm.1
A hve-o'clock tea Is delicious
isn't that Mrs. Browne over thereD
What exquisite teacups and dishes!
dear met How that woman does stareD
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ISL = NhaN -
Browne over
therel
THAT music Ia
really entranc-
ingD
Dear me, h o W
tn at woman
does stare.
That waltz al
most sets me
TO dancingl
That music is
ICong NAo0AO
lng,-
Is Miss Penning-
ton-BOoIh GO
ing TO singl
That waltz al
most sets me
TO dancing:
It's by Strauss,
Is il nOtl that
sweet thingl
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CeBterviile.

Mrs. George Stats, of Indianapolis, spent last
week here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
c. Noble.-- Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell, or
Richmond, called on friends here Sunday Miss
Minnie Stevens returned home last week from a
pleasant visit with friends in Eaton, o.. Miss
Lena Hawkins was guest OF Miss Ada Hill
Wednesday. - Miss Fannie Trumbull of Chica-
go, arrived Wednesday evening and Will spend
the winter here. TIE Hon. William Wallace, OF
Columbus o., is a guest of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
A. Bowen Mr.. and Mrs. Price, or Liberty,
were the guests az DIR. and Mrs. Todd Parrott
Thursday. Miss Matte Peelle. of Richmond,
spent Thursday with friends here Mr. and
Mrs. George Wright, of Abingdon, were the
guests OF Mrs. Weekly Saturday.