Rensselaer Union, Volume 10, Number 12, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 December 1877 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

• IN it A. 'I. RIiKITJoS NHn< I .—The un- • mini cli i piiii nT i 'li • - i PrairMj Lodge Nil.-IXS, F, *A. Al., ill Hi-\i*i-ul,iwi• luiimiiu, « 111 lie Mil at tlio Lodge Hull In lten»«el«#r, Indiana. mi SHtunlny eveutng, Dorombor 14th, A. 11. 1871, A. L. A)i,7. The Uwr.Uiplul Mn.iw, Senior Warden anil Junior Warms will be i xnflieio Truxleiwof nnltl lanljre. V; [l. s.) MOKDECAI ht'IIIUOtK, • h x». 11. Price, sec’y. Worshipful SI Aster. December Uh, 1x77.

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