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Registration In Savannah.

SAVANNAH, July 10.-11G whites and 80 colored
registered to-day. Thcro ia Republican mass
meeting this evening attendance orderly. A. W.
REsKY, OF Now York, gave tho negroes gool ad-
vice; several speakers followed, and resolutions
were passed endorsing tho Atlanta Convention and
Congress.
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ns- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES mado To order and inserted by Dra F.
DAuCH aud r. 6OUdLEMANN formerly, employed by
l'oIssosNEAu. OF PnFis No. 500 Broadway New York.
April II 1yr
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, July 1O-Noon-- Consols OIL Bonds a.
LIVERPOOL, July 10-Noon.-- Cotton heavy mid
quiet; snlcs 5000 bales; UpanlH, 1Old.; Orleans,
10 l6-l6d. Brcadstuils quiet. Corn SD. Others
unalterctl.
LONDON, July 10-2 p. M.-Consols aud bonds
advanced 1-16d. '.
LIVERPOOL, July 10.-2 L. M.-Cotton firmer :
domand bettoi; prices unchanged; tho snlcs will
reach 10, 900 bales.
LONDON, July 10-Evcning. -Consols 0I5. Bonds
49,
LIVERPOOL, July 10-Evening. Cotton and
Dreadstufis unchanged. Bncon, I2ad3. Produce
unchanged.
FRANKFORT, July 10.-Bontls 72;
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Registrntion in Augusta.

AUGUSTA, July 1O.-Tlo registration list was
closed in this city to-day. Total registered, 3277
whites, 1876; bla ks 1881.
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Go BEAUTIFUL LHAIR.-CHEVALIERS LIFE
or Inc HAIR positively restores gray hair a original
color aud youthful bcauy in.rarts life. strength and
CROWN 10 Tie weakcst hair stops It's filling outat once
Keeps the head clean; ia unparalleled
Hold by oil druggists fashionable and deal.
era in 'aney goods Tbs trade supplied by tho whole.
ealc druggists
juno sluthImo Now yo,,.
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES

10 NoTloE.-M. DEIGNAN IlAS NO All.
lhoHIrf to us" tho nnme Of McGoURTY& 4 DEIoSA:y.
quo Ia not responahlc for any contracts
he may cncr into. mtcII,Er ,IrnoIrpTw
' tba<
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Do HOPS nOrS!t IIopSEli-JUsp RE-
oE,sED' hno lot "f prime fresh WESTERN uopg.
a"" 'or Ha'o by tue pound or hundrod weight, by
C. I. PANKNIN
July IL thstu fhrpiist nnd Apohccary,
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aD-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES
Is. NJ. WHITING. Egg, as o candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston Guiicinll District, at tho next election
ScDtpmhor IN ~
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TIIE ORANGEBURa NEWS.

J. Oraugeourg, u. G. Terms 81 per annun. in I'd
vance. y 4. . .,.l,,M, - ,n....I :-.:.' -, a.,
OnksoEnuaa News viii no circulated fos tho bencnt OF
our Adyertllng patrnnA a :, ,,F.,.,rs il.oi,
Editor Qrpngepurg Nows, ;,
Februaryas '''"'FH "a! orsnscSutE
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Ra. NOriCE.-I HEREBY CAUTION ALI,
persons moi TO credit amy my nr,no without my
written order. CHARLES DEIuNAN
JuIy4 sat- r.
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BARNwELL SENTINEL

RS AN ExCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM LET
J. Merchants and buincss ncnty IL fora few rnonthsl
mo riak no gain" Send Jour caris and increase
your trado this There's nothing 70 odunl pr1ntca
tnt--it has mado many fortune, 4, t..y,,i > -
Terms fot tho pAp6r-f6 per annum, in advance
inserted at the rate OF u per
twelve limos or less for Zach inRertinn.
Cards of ton limos or ees at tho rate Of slo for thros
months. ..,, , .,.,.i. .,,,,.s,, = =
Contracts by tie year Of for aix months allowing pry
tcge Of changing on aoTS .s-crSsle terms Address
:, EDWARD A. BRONSON,
= NoVomoff ~ = N("..- PnihIsGt: j 4 -rctttrtOr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

an orflCE OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
This Day. cLOR, r OF LIME AND t.oppEu.. W.
plslNFECTINa PURPOSES will he furnished ire. -,
ena'gr. OH application at this onicr No III COMM,
street. M the City authorities earnestly ieairc tnt ,,
'ihehs gcnerally Shond ,lisufcctns promptly a,
freely, wllorcser necessary.
GEORGES s. PRI.ZEn. n. d..
~ 50 10 CITY llrKIalrnr.
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EVENING DISPATCH.

60 registered 9a4 coupons 1904; 1867, new Issuc
i0Slal0Sl; 10-l0s, registered, 1o2a1O2,: counons
lo2jalU2t; 1905, first series, 1881; others 1o7j.
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ID HALLS VEGETABLE sICIIIAN UATn
SNh"EH has proved itself to be the most perfect rr.
partition Tor tho lair over offered TO tho public.
II IL vegetable compound and contains mn i,,u-,,s
properties whatoycr
COLOR. o''i''iNhL
IL VIII keep tho hnir from falling out
ccanscs tho scalp ond makes the bnIr so5, ,,s,,,,
nill silkcn. ' ."'uoua
II In splendid hair dressur
NO person. old or young should fail to use f.
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. "'' "''
10 Ask for Halle Vegetable sicIlan Iroir nororor
~ o'''e'' H. p. HALL & CO..
Nashua, N. IT,. Proprictory
For sale by oil Druggsa. Wholesale by
HG#iE & NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING AND UAsJIDEy
MY cllarlcaton, y. c.
IH Fl -
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So NOTICEABLE PERSONS HAVING DE-
mANDs agninst the estate Of THOMAS RYAN deceased
WI" present thrr claims, properly attcs,c; and those
indebted will make payment to wM II RYAN
qualified hdn'inislraior. with tho viii annexed
Juno ~ tba ,,r :, u,-,,
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Wer regret TO learn that the grist mill of The
Rey. u: LcGettc, whs washed away on MONDAY
last. This misfortune will doubtless he Sc
rious inconvenience 10 The citizens in tho neigh
oorhood OF The mill. We nre Informed TINT all
of Mr.. LcGette's corn was in the mill ni,thn
time, and was consequently lost
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-26
A Lady Mason.

Il is principle of the Masonic Order that
ladies cannot be admitted as members. The
only exception to the practice of this princi-
pie was in the admission of Lady Aldworth
Of England In an address delivered some
years ago, Bro. Payne thus alludes to the
ladies, and to the manner in which Lady A.
was made Mason:
But ladies', whatever might be our feelings
or desires with regard to your admission,
there is one single word that prevents it.
Aud the ladies best know the whitening,
bghting inf ence ofthat little word-cAS T.
We simply an t do it. Our landmarks are
not so arranged, and although we are the
only losers, We must submit.
But let me let you into little secret
While we cannot admit you, perhaps you can
admit yourselves. Try il. Our tylers are
but men. Once in, perhaps you are safe.
There was once female Mason, and here is
her portrait, showing the portrait of Hon.
Mrs Aldworth Of England, in Masonic Re
gala. Eliza St. Leger, afterwards Lady
Aldworth Of England, was conducted through
the awful and mysterious ceremonies of Ma>
sorry. Young aud beautiful, yet with that
forutGde for which her sex is remarka-
bic, $ -aassed with intrepidity
through uials which are sometimes
more than enough for masculine resolution,
ana constituted a member mat rejected O
lusire on the annals Of Masonry. Her father,
Lord Donerail. by virtue of warrant No.
$50, occasionally opened Lodge at his own
house, his sons and intimate friends in the
neghborhood assisting. Upon one occasion,
she innocently hid herself in the tapestry OF
the room used for Lodge purposes and actu-
ally witnessed the successive steps Of initia>
ton. But toward the conclusion, fear took
possession Of her mind, and Brethren, il al
tina, point the stoutest hearts quail in the
Lodge room, what must have been the feel
ings Of that young girl when unlawfully be-
holding the ceremony? With light but trem-
bling step, and almost suspended breath, she
glided along, unobserved by the members of
the Lodge, who were busiy occupied with
their work. But horror Of horrors before
her stood a grim and surly Tyler, with his
'song rusty sword. Her shrek alarmed the
Lodge, who all rushed to the door, and learn.
ed that she had been IN the room during the
whole ceremony. Here was case setting at
defiance all precedent. A consultation was
held and she was made Mason. She often
presided as VI. ". Of her odge, and esteem
ed it an honor TO move in Masonic process,
sions, on which occasionit was her custom to
precede her Lodge in an opon phaton.
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At the bar, Spiggott and Phillips, the two
highwaymen, declared that they would not
plead till their horses, furniture and money
were returned TO them. They were at once
ordered to be pressed to death. The execu>
toner tied their thumbs together. In the
press room Phillips consented to plead, but
Spiggott was determined to save his effects for
his family, and to escape the ignominy Of
the gallows.
he vas then stretched on the stone floor
OF the dim room Of torture, his feet bare his
face covered with a light cloth. His arms
and legs were widened out, and fastened by
cords to either side of the wall. The doctor
was summoned, and while the turkeys were
clanking the weights into heap, ready for
use, the miserable wretch was legally in
formed that as much stone or iron as he could
bear and more. would be placed upon
him till he consented to plead. The first day
he would be given three morsels Of barley
bread, but no drink; the second day three
gulps Of any water not running water), and
this would be his diet till he died. after which
his goods would be all forfeited to the king.
But ne would not plead; so they began
to rile him with masses OF iron, till three
hundred and fifty pounds weight rose in a
ponderous pyramid upon his chest The
poor wretch lay sometimes silent, as if in
sensible 10 pain then again he would
fight for life and fetch bis breath quick and
short. The chaplain, more mercIiul than the
iaior. knelt and prayed By his side, and seY-
era times asked him why he would hazard
his soul by such obstinate self-murder The
only answer that Spggott ever made was to
murmur family
Pray for me pray for me F.
There was something touching in the fact
that the unhappy creature frequently COM
planned OF the prodigious weight laid upon
| his face though there was really only light
cloth, purposely left hollow. II was sup
posed that the blood forced into the brain and
veins Of the face caused this horrible sensa-
Ytion After half an hour Of this agony the
jailers increased the weight fifty pounds
more, so that there was now four hundred
weight Gn ms chest. Then, with the life
slowly pressing from him, Spiggott at las,
|groaned to take it Off, and be would plead.
Instantly the cords were cut, and the weights
removed the man was raised by two turn
keys some brandy was put to his mouth, and
be was carried, pale and almost insensible, to
The court to take bis trial. He remained for
wo days faint and almost speeches..
This intrepid man had no reasons for bear
ng this torture except a wish to prevent his
koods from beng forfeited. lie and not wish
bis children to be reproached with his death.
Spiggott would sometimes wish be had
led in the press for, just before he was
aiken out. be had fallen into a stupor of be-
umbed sleep. and had hardly any sense oil
ain left Al The lear Round.
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U. =. GOvERNMENT,l
tho Western end OF the
Great Matt Onal Railway across
the Continent.

Their line will extend from sacramento, California
the Sierra Nee adas the California line
traversng the RICHEST AID MOST PoPULoUS SEC
TIoN or CALIFORNIA, aud thence through the great
MINING REGIONS OF THE TERRITORIES, to the
vicinity Of Salt Sake City.
1, forms tie soLE WESTERN LINK Of the only
route 10 tie Pacific which IL adopted by Congress and
AIDED BY TUE ISSUE or UNITED states BONDS.
Their roads ALREADY completed eluippedand running
for 81 miles from saef 70 within Y miles Of the
summit Of the sieTraf and large snonnt Of the work
Of aradipg Tuunehg, &C beyond tia; point las been
accomplished
The First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company
AFFORD Unusual udactments Of safety and Profit to In.
vsstors, for the following among other reasons, viz
First The rate Of Interest is SIX per Cent
Gold, payable seuii-auuCally IN the City o. New
York.
Second The Principal /. payable in Gold 8, ma
turity.
Third The cost a. he Ponds. HIEETY-FIvE PER
CENT at accrued interest. j. II y PER CKST. less
than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold Bear
Ing Bonds Of the Government,
Fourth The Uuled States Government provides nearly
half ths amount necessary TO build the entire read,
and looks mainly 20 small psT-eentage On the fu-
ture traffic for Repayment
Fifth Owing to this literal pr3Yisiou accompanied with
Extensive Orantsl of Pnbic isnds, by Which the
Government fostets this great national enterprise,
its success rsa3erei certain ana its financial
bility sitogeihes iudependent Of the conting
eies which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises
Sixth The Security of it, First Mortgage Bonds is
therefore AMPLE ted their character forsafefy aud
reliability is nucqukild ony by that Of the ohgA-
tions OF the Govern nsut itself
Seventh The earnings of the completed porSon
already largely ia excess Of the interest obligations
which tue Company viii incur twice ths dis
tance ard steadily Increasing, rendering the IN
interrupted payment Of the Interest absolutely
tain.
Eighth. At the rresentrae Of Gold they pay nearly SIX
Per Cent per anuua, on the amour, invested
The Bonds issged IN denominations Of 81 900 with
semi-aAnual Gold Coupons attached, payable in New
York oefed for the present AZ IS per and
accrued interest IA currency from January let.
Orders ray be forwarded 20 direct e. through the
principal BarS ana Bakers ia al parts Of the country.
kemittanees may be made in drafts New York, or
in Legal Tender Notes. National BANK No,s- other
funds in tr5s city and the Binds will be for
varied Is any address ~ Express free Of charge In
quiries for further particulars by mail or otherwise
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DR.. w. Poland's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
The White Fine Compound.

1t early in the spring Of SO that this compound
ori ginated. member Of my family afflicted
with irritation the throat, attended with disa-
aide cough. had Tor months previous thought
that preparation having for Its ass the inside bark n
whe pine might be compounded 10 be very useful
IN diseases of the throat and lungs To test the vxse~
II IL IN tbs alluded to- compounded small guam
iy Of the medicine that had been planning and gave
i In teaspoonfal doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying within days the irritation of the throat
removed the cough subsidized and speedy
effected. Soon after this sent to lady in Lon
sonderry, N who had been suffering for some weeks
from bad cough cccasioned by sudden cold aud had
raj ad str.aked with blood She soon found re-
T. and got welt j. r. Clark ESQ, editor Of the Man
chester Daily made trial u the zane prepsrs-
ton in the cold aud cured imredi-
ately lie highly pleased with the results, ~
confident in attending its sales II placed be-
the public, that he finally persuaded me To give IL
nAme and send it abroad benefit the suffering. In
November 1855, bFsf advertised il under the OF
White Pine Compound. In two years from that time
there had been wbolssaled in Manchester alone one
hundred dollars worth where II took the lead of all the
position There good for this II very sooth-
and healing in ITS nature, IL warming to the Eom.
ash and pleasant witha TO the taste and exceedingly
cheap,
As a remedy for kidney complaints the White Pine
COMPOUND stands uuTvaled. 1t not originated for
that purpose but person In using it for cough vas
not only cured Of the cough, bnt also cured OF
kidney difficulty Of ten years standing. eince that
cident discovery many thousands have used it for the
same complaint, and have Teen completely cured.
The above written by DR.. Poland, in lS60. alQs
then "a in Manchester, the white Pine Compoun6has
taken the lead OF all Cough remedies, well prepa
ration for the Of Kidney difficulties, in city,
town. village and hamlet throughout the New England
States.
This remedy safe and pleasant TO take as It is
ectual.
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q he Gate Qitp.
POETRY.
ABOUT HUSBANDS.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.


A man is in general better pleased when he hai
good dinner upon his table than when his VIII,
speaks Greek.-Sdn johnson.
johnson was right. l don't agree to all
The solemn dogmas Of the rough old stsger;
But very much approve what one may call
The minor morals of the "Ursa Major"
johnson was right. Although some men adore
Wisdom in women, and with learning cram her
There isn't one in ten but thinks far more
OF his own grub than his spouse's grammar.
know it is the greatest shame in life;
But who among them (save, perhaps, myself)
Returning home but asks his wife
What beef-not books-she has upon her shelf
Though Greek aud Latin be the lady's boast
They're little valued by her loving mate;
The kind Of tongue that husbands relish most
Is modern boiled and served upon plate.
Or If, as fond ambition may command,
Some home made verse the happy metron shows
him,
What mortal spouse but from her dainty hand
Would sooner see pudding than poem
Young lady-deep in love with Tom or Harry
lis sad to tell you such a tale as this;
But here the moral Of it--dont We marry
Or, marrying, take your lover as he is
A very man, with something Of the brute
Mess he prove sentimental noddyl,
With passions strong and appetite TO boot
thirsty soul within a hungry body
A very man-not ono Of natures clols-
With human feelings, whether saint or sinner
Endowed, perhaps, with genius from the gods,
But apt to take HE temper from his dinner.
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TIM ursy yExriIArrp AND Me-r Lvrvuovs stxBr
lxs Cuacars ss-iS THE WORLD-ss secompa
nv ALI uivht trains on ttfs railway.
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II 70 ~ -
DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES!

have tested these Drops Ia nv practice
years and do hesitate say that nothing has res
bsu developed BY medical research that acts power
fay positively and hAru.lessiy, In Of fenfs r
fzu eFty does this medicine. IL all recent t
fails, while th0nsAn3s who have been long suher.
slebted 10 II ior tie boon of health to-day.
Although 50 powerful sndpositve they perfectly
hA nlsss, and may be used at all times, except When
specially forbidden in tn directions
They have been extensively employed by eminen
pbysicans in France AID England well In my
practice, ten years and have yet hear Of tn
nrst Issuance Of failure could give you tesimonis
q their efficacy from ladies al the Northern az
Western States they Ia their private.
over coo bottles have been sold the past year and
hope and trust usfy sufferers have been benefited
am well aware that remedy potent TO rsmovest
obstructions may BE nsed for bed purpose, but
that whers bottle Is thus used ten may fall into
| the hands ofreally needy sufferers
To sn who suffer from Any irregulrrits painful, din
cult excessive, offensive or obstructed Menstrnaton
Lueorrhea the train ofdf that follow would
say try bottle OF IT Lyon Freneh PERIODICAL Dvopr
Beng fnid preparation Their direct and
positive than airy pill On POWDER Explicit directions
bearing mn fac-simile accompany each hottie
They msy be obtained q nearly every druggist In the
country, ~ enclosing the price 70 c. g. CLARK
CO. SeS Haven, c.. General Agents for the United
states and Canada.
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Railroads.

Ali Trains directly through to New York,
R-460 MILES wIrHour CHANCE or coAcHrs =
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an LEVEE, near Packet Depot, are pre-.
~ pared to make all kinds OF Boilers either tubular
CT double hasd to order. Also,
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FISK 81 HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities

No. Nassau Street, NY
N. BAH kinds OF Government Securities received at
the full market price in exchange the above Bonds
Also,
as-An descriptions q Government Securities kept
constantly on hand, and Bought, Sold, Exchanged
ss-Gold Coin aud L. 5. Coupons bought, sold. and
collected.
ss-Doposits received on liberal terms, subject to
check at sight.
As-Coleetions made throughout the country.
ss-Miseellaneeus stocks and Bonds bought and sold
at the stock Exchange on commission fer cash
ss-special attention given the Exchange Of SEW
KN-rHlRrT NOTES Of al ,hs Series for the New
PIyE-TwENTY BONDS q 1905, on the most farora-
bio terms. aprl0dbw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
NOTICE
10 Teachers md District Clerks.

Notice is hereby given that shall hold Public Elk
aminations for licensing Teachers as follows:
At Lancaster, for the towns of Lancaster, Little
Grant, Clifton and Ellcnporo, March 2Sth, 29th and
30th.
At Boscobel fol- the towns of Boscobe Hickory Grove
Marion and WoOdman, April .st, End and 3rd
At Muscoda for the towns Of Muscuda, Waterstown
Blue River, 4 pril 4th, 5th and 9Th.
At Taion, for the towns of Tsfton Beetown, Glen Ha
ven aud Cassvi.le, April sth 9th ant 10tA.
At Patch Grove, for the towns of Patch Grove Mill
vile, Wyaipsng and Mount Hope, April 18th, 18th
AID 18th.
At Hazel Green for the towns Of Hazel Green and
jamestown, April 22nd, Z3rd and 9th.
At plattevc, for the towns of Plattevile, Smelser
Lima and Harrison, April 25th 26th and 9th.
At Potos for the towns of Potos, Waterloo and Paris
April 29th Both and May LIST
At Iennimore, the towps Of Fennimore, Wingviilc
and Liberty. May End 3gl and 4th.
SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION,
For the benefit of those teachers who are not in the
county the time Of the regular examination and
those who didn't intend teach but have beep urged
TODD So another examination Will be held at Laneas-
ter, May 23rd and 2fth.
me Grant County 7sGrhers Association by order of
the Executive Committee Will hold rs nexs ANIMAL
Session at Patteye, April 10th and nth, beginning
TIE County Tqstitate will occupy the next two days
April 18th and 18th.
named at 10 o'clock on the first day-except at Bos
cohc and Hazel Green where the hour for commencing
will be | o'clock, 7. NJ the FIRST day. have given
three days to each examination district in order to have
sufficient time for Oral Exercise which will constitute
feature Of the examinations recommended by the
State Convention OF County Superintendents Private
examinations will not be granted, except as the law
provides examinations generally discrepita
Bile to the parties concerned. shall examine no one
who. in violation the law, begins term OF school
without a license teach; such looks very
much like effort force certificate Officers hiring
Or paying school money 70 teacher who has not Ger
t-hca e are liable to heavy fine.
Teachers who think they take them, urged TO
apply for second OF first grade certificates tits to their
reputation to do So Applicants will supply hemses
tsft N ink nrh a 4yBfA Ink nd
d.. GRAY PURNAN.
Supt. of Schools, county of Grant.
Taprastar Fol oetb 1897