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The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Fulton market is still the headquarters
for pigs feet, tender loins. back bones
and sausage meat, and they have the
incest there you can get any where
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

French Poplins, japanese Silks,
Merinos, Empress Cloths. DO, all
very cheap at
GRo. II. KNoLLDNb.na's.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

OYsrERs for the millions, fresh,
choice celery, and everything for
Christmas, cheap, at L. Il. McCul-
lough's.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Choice Havana oranges, at Char
lie Prices.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

New raisins, figs and cocoa-nuts,
at Charlie Prices.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

DON'T throw water on the side
walks. An old gentleman came
near breaking his neck at an early
hour yesterday morning. by Slip
ping on the icy pavement en- Main
street.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Peter Decker, q worthy citizen
Of this place, died of pneumonia,
yesterday.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

IF You want . misc turkey for
Christmas, leave your orders at the Full
ton Market.
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Gums. guns, ct B. Is Dickins
son 254 Main street.

-Laminated S.eel Guns, war
ranted for $25, 90, at No. 2S5 Main
street.
Bengal, Wostenholm, and
Johuson's celebrated Ra1ors and
Pocket cutlery, at r. b. Dickin-
sons, 1913 Main street
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

WHERE corn is converted into
whisky, it must become the "giddy
maze" we hear Of.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Denison d Tompkins have the
most varied and complete stock
of furs iE the city. Ladies', call
and examine them before pur-
chasing. You can make money
by doing 30.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Call an ] see our Real Lace COL
lars and Handkerchiefs, for the
Holidays, at
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

A magnificent Lunch will be
set at the Elephant Salo On, Carist-
mas.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Everybody will want som ething
new to wear ch h-istmas, and will be
looking for the most desirable
thing 70 buy; and now that winter
is upon us, take our advice and 90
to j Zeyen Il Bro. aud order a
suit Of clothes. They have every
style Of goods, and know how 10
make them up in neat, ncbby
way. Furnishing goods in an
endless variety, embracing neck
wear, patent suspenders. best in
use. shirts, underwear, and every
article usually found in q first
class Merchant Tailoring House.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

-Oys.ers,, Of the best brands. celery.
and everything else nice ct the Fulton
Market.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Our clcrgymen, like railroad
brakemen, are doing . good deal
Of coupling.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Diaries for 1872 in every varie-
ty, at q. White & Co.'S.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Now is the time to eat ince
pies, the almanacs say.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Saddle Rock oysters, st Charlie
Prices.
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The big cheese will be cut at
Fletcher's Tea Store, this evening,
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Everything nice for the hold ys
at fletcher's.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

AN universal want-Want Of
money.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Call to day and see the big
cheese st Fletcher's Tea Store
1t will be cut this evening.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

He is happy who can look in the
glass and see an honest man.
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LOCAL RECORD.
C.R.JOHNSON, ASSISTANT LOCAL
R,cuxoxp. Dec. 10Th. 1871.

KiCuNoND, Dec. 10th, 1911.
Notice is hereby given, that & meeting Of
tAs Lyoeum Stock Company, will be held at
Ne olics Of the Hs1i for the purpose of elect
<ia9 President asd Trustee, Of said Company,
On The 18th day of December, instant, 1871.
LUTHER CRoCKBR,
Ao.1w Trustee:
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Turkeys, unlike ballot boxes,
must be we'll stuffed.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

R. R. VanSant, on Fifth street,
is still making candy Tor the holi-
days.
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HoLrDAY Books, &c.-For AL
buns. bibles, juvenile books, writ
Ing desks, gold pens, portfolios,
Gift books, picture frames, &c., 20
70 ELDER's Book store, opposite
Phillips Hall, where . large and
varied stock can be found at low
prices.
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The Main street book stores look
nobby in their holiday attire.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Chaistmas Turkeys at the Ele-
phant, 20 Marion ct.
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Good film for little folks stock
ings. orbig ones either, at Charley
Prices.
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Be sure and call At Arnold's be-
fore you buy your holiday goods.
there you will find everything In
that line.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

! Rev. E. B. Snyder, late pastor Of GIace
Church. in this city, now pastor of Trinity
Ch5syky ladianapolis, has . glorious reviva
in progress in his charge. The meetings are
continued every night, and scores have been
added to the Church. Mr. Snyder is deserv-
ediy popular with his congreeatiou.
A colony Of one thousand persons is now
on its way to Western Minnesota from New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana. A
large number Of thrifty emigrants from Scot
land hatS lately moved there also, taking
ith them their own focks of thoroughbred
cattle. They intend to undertake stock
raising on large scale.
Messrs, GsUBBs 3 HICKS expect to open
their new Wholesale 0rocery House, in their
new and commodious duilding, corner of
Sixth and Noble Streets, opposite the new
Depot on the lst, Of January. Mr. GRusBs
has just returned from New York and the
Eastern cities where he has purchased full
line of staple aud fancy groceries, at . very
low price. Mr. Hicks is now in New Or
leans buying Sugar and Molasses direct
from the Plantees, and shipping by rail
and river direct. Their stock when in will
al be new and attractive, and will be sold
in competition with any market in the
West. 80
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

The county jail is not as well
patronized as it should be.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

The finest selection Of sea shells
ever brought to Redmond, at 0.
White & Co.'S.
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Chance for Agents.

Do you want a situation as agent.
local or travelling, with chance to
make SIS to $40 per day selling oar
new z strand White Wire Clothes
Lines? They last forever; sam.
pie free, so there is no risk. Al.
dress at once Hudson River Wire
cor. Water st. 4 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Dearborn st. Chicago. 36-4wd
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

SANTA CLAUS has his Headquar-
ters at Arnold's, that is what every
b,iy ainit' when they get into
our store full Of toys. dolls and
fancy goods, handkercl,iefs Of all
kinds. We open to-day some new
styles Of shell jewclry. also. more
new toys. Every one chat don't
come and see US makes a mistake.
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'y's Meats Foot Harness
Soap.
Whitney's
STEAM REFINED.

x< 1T Oils, Blacks, Polishes and
~ IN u Soaps at-the same time. put
up in large and small size boxes
also in ID. bars. Has been IL
xavN advss suse for years and gives perfeet
satisfaction. Send stamp for our WAVERiA
Address q. F. WHITNEY 4 co. SO Milk ST.
Boston, Mass. Gn3ga
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

100 turkeys on Christmas, at the
Elephant. No. 20. Marion.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Eggs are eggs now-a-days.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

You should see the nice Albums
and Dolls offered for 25 cents each.
at Arnold's..
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Fine, large oysters, for the hol-
idays, at Charlie Prices.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

MUvFs AND CoLLARs.-Old style Furs are
cut and re-moddlsd, and made into the latest
fashion, at No. 10, North Marion Street, Gil.
bert Block. Nufs and Fur-Collars are
promptly and satisfactorily repaired, and the
prices are very low. All work warra nted to
give satisfaction.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

A nice stock Of Black Alapacss,
for the Holidays, at
GEO. 81. KNoLLENBERa's.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS.

VIM B Barnes. Davenport, Iowa
Pierce Vickery, LewisviIle, Ind
Thomas Mehan, Germantown, Pa
Nathan Druley, Boston. Ind
Naomi Holmes, Philadelphia Pa
Jonathan Baldwin. Greens Fork Ini
VIM Render, Nicetown Pa
One with no address
d. W. DAVIS, P. Il ].
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

MAsoNIc.-At regular meeting Of
Webb Lodge, No. "a. the following
brethren were elected officers for the en-
suing year:
Samuel Marlatt. w n
Leroy Land. s. w.
w P Sparks j w
John j Roney. Treasurer.
sc Byer. Secretary.
Charles Hepp. Tyler.
A. Arnold is doing his best to
meet the unexampled demand for
toys and Christmas fixings. He
has an immense lot of funny Il inzs,
embracing everything from a cr.-
ing baby to volocipede. His
shelves are lined with toys Of new
and beautiful as we'll as funny de :
signs, and then he is selling them
SO cheap that all eau efIord to
purchase. Whether you want 10
buy or not, call at Arnold's and
take good laugh and make Christ
mas merry.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

FaSQlOn ud6 NJ last Ial ncr
hands on the babies. A baby's
wardrobe has become as expensive
q piece of work as that of a queen
of the beau monde. Their caps
and bonnets are made in the latest
fashion, their basques and bassinets
are perfect msrvels OF convoluted
laces and ribbons.
This is the time when our lady
friends begin to expect sewing
machines to come in as presents
and many wife ID waiting expec' :
antly for Christmas morning to
greet New Wheeler & Wilson
at their firesile. Gentlemen. in
purchasing machines, should take
into consideration two very inpor.
tant things, the case of movements
and du, ability. These are inn
portant points as the one saves the
strength Of the wife and the other
of, the pockak book.
The Social Lodge Daughters oil
Rebekah Of New Paris visited theiu
Sisters CT Eden Lodge of this
city, upon their Invitation last Sat.
urday night. Welcoming address
es were delivered by P G Arthur
A Curme and p Nv p Wilson
which were respond ed to by P G
W H Garrstson. After an hour ol
social converse. ell repaired to th,
Red Mems Wigwam. where {
sumptuous repast was spread. AT
ter supper an hour was pleasantly
spent in talking matters over. A,
half past 10 o'clock our New Paris
friends left for home we'll pleased
with their visit.
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SO 4xd

m DIX A MONTH-Horse and car
sWO ~e1riage furnished, expenses paid
samples free. II. b SHAW, Alfred Me- 40-4wd
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The Saturday Grruius Cost
HALF A CENTURY OLD
ENTIRELY NEUTRAL IN POLITICS

a Ev1w D1PARTUEr :
vHyHE size of THs Posr has recently besa
enlarged fully ONE-TIiiRD, containing
48 long columns. and it is now both the Lar
gcst and the Cheapest Of the Family Papers !
Il will sontain Novelets, illustrated Stories.
Sketches, Poetry, Answers to Correspondent,
ETC., ETC., etc.,. BY the Ablest Writer'S that
can be procured-including Mrs. Henry Wood,
author of East Lynns," Hrs. Margaret Hes
mer, Amanda n. Douglas, Burr Thcrnbury,
Ella Wheeler. August Bell, Clio Stanley, Cap
tain Carnes, Lillis Dsvereux Blake, ..Zis,
Mrs. Fanny K. Feudgs, Mrs. NJ. l.. 8. Burke,
Ebsn e. Rextord, ETC., ETC., etc. ~ 1t wll
be entirely Neutral in politics. New Nov-
elets constantly published.
New Nove.ets and Stories, long and short
are being continually published. Subscrip-
tions, therefore, can begin at almost any
time. News Of the wesk.-As our enlarge
paper will afford us the room, ws shall devote
about column In every number to samns-
r. Of the most important and interesting new ;
Of the wook.
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Sugar toys at Charlie Prices.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

H. c Dickinson, jeweler, offers
for the holidays the finest g,ods
at the lowest prices
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

The boy who spends an hour of each ev e.
ming lounging idly on street corner, wastes
in the course of year three hundred and
sixty five precious hours, which, if applied
to study, would familiarize him with rudi-
ments Of almost any familiar science. It in
addition to wasting an hour each evening, be
spends ten cents for ciga RS, which is usually
the case. the amount is thus worse than
wasted. Boys, thiuk of these things; think
how much precious time and money you
are wasting, and for what? You can not in
dulge in these practices without seriously
ipjuring yourselves. You may in after life
shake than off, but the probab ilities are that
the habits thus formed in early life, will re.
main with you to your dying day. Be warn
Ded, then in time, and resolve that as the hour
spent in idleness is gone forever, you will
improve each passing one. end thereby Fl
your selffor usefulness and happiness.
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Terms.-e2.b0 q year Four copies, Sc
Eight eopiss, {and one grats). e12.-oaa
copy Of The Post (43.60) and one Of The La
dy's Friend (s2) for q:
Addres, Il. PETERSON d CO..
3i3 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
- Specimen copies sent ftrc. n&a
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~ Once open from 7:15 A. \. to 1880
~. On Sunday, from $500 to 1000 AN
~Tbsse who desire to get 70 their work
q an earlier hour and want their mail matter.
ssu ~ into the ofice By the south west
d. W. DAVIS. r. n.
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A very good Kid Glove for Ella
pair, at
L.FEvRB Bros.
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Clear toys, at Charlie Prices.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

FIRE WORKS, all kinds, at Char.
lie Prices.
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GEO. Fl. KNoLLHNBERG's
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Wines and liquors at the Ele-
phant, No. 80 Marion st.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

This is the favorable season for
good, square toothachcs.
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Cheap as the Cheapest.

variety, and their prices are as
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oratorio. Of Esther /!

motion Council adjourned.
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Advertising is the pole that
knocks the persimmons.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

A merry Christmas to all.

A merry Christmas to all.
Advertising is the pole that
knocks the persimmons.
This is the favorable season for
good, square toothaches.
Wines and liquors at the Ele-
phant, No. 80 Marion st
100 turkeys on Christmas, at the
Elephant. No. 20. Marion.
The Main street book stores look
nobby in their holiday attire.
The county jail is not as well
patronized as it should be.
He is happy who can look in the
glass aud see an honest man.
Turkeys, unlike ballot boxes,
must be we'll stuffed.
Nn- "a tho TINA - nat suoo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-04-13
DELIVERED FROM EVIL.

The twilight of mid July was full Of
new mown hay, coming down from far
off breezy slopes, tioated in the air, and
just beyond the elms in the hollow the
full moon was rising up--a great globe
of pearl-and from her low seat beneath
the overhanging honeysuckles, Bertha
Wyman saw and felt all this summer
beauty with the faint, blissful languor
of tropic dream.
Bertha -
Paul Fordham crossed the broad rib
bon of moonlight that tluttered over the
piazza, and came to sit down at his
fancee's feet
''You are like picture to ,night,
Bertha do you know it ~
"Am | T.,
Miss Wyman was accustomed to
sdulation and took 1t very cody, with
only royal smile flung down to her
admirer
She was like picture fair and grac-
ious, with blue eyes, and great coils of
golden hair bound round her head,
while even in the uncertain twilight You
could see that the color on her cheeks
was softer and more tenderly tinted
than the blossoms of the great oleander
at her side.
flush Who is that 2" she said, with
a little start, as the light footstep
sounded on the matted hall beyond.
"Only your aunt's companion, Mrs.
Raymond. BY the way, Bertha, what
very interesting little thing she is
such a child widow, with those big
black eyes, and the heavy lashes that
seem actually to weigh down her eye
lids She makes me think of one OF
those exquisite little South American
birds, all grace and sparkle.
II never could account for the taste
of You men, said Bertha, half con
temptuously,
mo, but she is beauty, 10y Jove
/ can tell you what, my fair Saxon EN-.
press, if had not lost my heart irrev.
ocably to you, long beforeYI saw Mrs.
Raymond, there no telling what might
have happened.
He spoke jestingly, bnt Bertha drew
away the hand he had taken rather cool
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-04-13

the fowery lawn, with her long hair
dripping, or would it float there for
many days, perhaps, in the lonely spot :
And
"Why, Zaidee where have you been
all this timer"
Bertha started up, with wild hy-
steric scream. 1t was her aunt's voice,
and Zaidee Raymond stool in the
midst of them, with blooming cheeks
and soft, dimpling smiles.
cat Farmer Geary's, to be sure 1t
was 80 dark when / passed there last
night that the kind souls insisted on
my staying there until morning. And
it was very lucky thing I did, for
when we got to the bridge this morn
ing we found that the thunder shower
in the night had raised the stream, and
washed away half those ruinous old
blanks"
Bertha Wyman rose and came to-
ward Zaidee, taking her to her bosom
with strong, tender pressure that the
young creature scarce understood.
"Oh, Zaidee, we were so frightened
Thank heaven you are safe once more.
Dearest Zaidee, Paul has told me all,
and / am so glad"
If ever woman spoke from the bot
tom of her heart, Bertha Wyman did at
that moment.
The next week Mrs. Raymond went
out to join her husband in India, and a
month afterward Paul Fordham was
married to Bertha, whose unwonted
gentleness and sweetness of demeanor
rather astonished the household
Something has changed her very
much. said the good old aunt. But
no one ever knew what the something"
was that had wrought such an alteration
in Bertba's character.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-04-13
Miscellaneous Items.

THERE is a remarkable collection OF
dark colored slabs in Canandaigua
Gem terry, marking the graves of the
three wives of one man. They show
that the first died in 1918, the second
in 1914 and the third in 1915. Three
wives in three years would be quick
work even in this fast age.
A MISSISSIPPI paper, describing the
effects of the recent tornado in por-
ton of that State, reports that "some
of Mr.. Qulnn's hens were subsequently
discovered miles away, part of them
entirely stripped of their feathers by
the force of the hurricane"
Boston produce merchants just be-
fore Lent began, sent their agents in
to Maine, who bought all the eggs
they could buy at thirty-two cents per
dozen. This Corner in eggs was
nicely broken, by the ''blddies" laying
freely, and now eggs can be had at
sixteen to twenty cents per dozen.
A GEORGIA colored debating society
was lately discussing, (Which is the
best for tht laboring man, to work for
wages or part of the crop" An old
''uncle" spoke the sense of the meeting
when he thought ''bofe was de best, if
dey could only be brung toge oder some
how.
New ORLEANS papers report the elope-
ment of the wife of one of that city's
merchants with her cook, taking with
her over $40, 900 in money and jewelry
The cook is represented to be a hand
some Englishman, about 80 years of
age, who has been only three weeks in
the country. The husband is very anxi-
GUS to secure the return of tie proper
ty.
A GIRL eloped with man near Knox:
vile, Tenn, recently, and, when her
father sought to detain her, she knock
ed the old gentleman down with shov-
ell. Her parent pursued the couple
after marriage, and the husband and
father having exchanged shots, the
bride emptied revolver at her liege
lord, disabling him completely, and
then returned home with papa.
A YOUNG lady, accompanied by a
friend, went to a photographer in this
city to have her carte taken. She was
observed to be very particular to stand
upon her dress while being taken,
much to the annoyance of the photo
grapher but no persusain of his could
make her stand in any other position
When asked by her friend why she was
so particular, she replied. that she un-
derstood the operator viewed the OBJ
jects upside down.
THE Pacific Tribune, published at
Olympia, Washington Territory, re-
ports, in it's issue of the 3D. inst, q
phenomenon, thus: Last night, be-
tween ane O'Clock, a young m.on
shone brightly in the west, while count
less stars, glttering like diamonds,
adorned the deep blue vault of heaven
Not a cloud was visible; yet it rained,
and for nearly an hour, with sufficient
force to be plainly heard pattering upon
kha roof -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-04-13
A Cartons custom.

In the burgner society of CASTLE this
night Epiphany eve) is devoted to q
very different ceremony. Each little
social circle comes together in house
agreed upon. They take notices of
gilded paper and write on each the
name of some one of the company
The names of the ladies are thrown in
to one urn, and those of the cavaliers
into another, and they are drawn out
by pairs These couples are thus con-
demned by fortune to intimacy during
the year The gentleman is always to
be : at the orders of the dame, and to
serve her faithfully in every knightly
fashion. He has all the duties and
none of the privileges of lover, unless
it be the Joy of those "who stand and
wait " The relation is very like that
which so astonished NJ. de Gramont in
his visit to Piedmont, where the cava-
her of service never left his mistress in
public and never approached her in
private.
CHAPPEp HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworm, salt-rheum, and
other cutaneous affections, cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by using
the JUMPER TAR SOAP, made by Cas-
WILL, HAZARD & Co., New York 1t is
more convenient and easily applied than
other remedies, avoiding the trouble of
ar groas.- --sa in use.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13

said Ha!!ace was i citizen Of the
United States. or ci;iZcH of the
State or District in which The said
election was held: nor that he
was a candidate for election, or
that SAID Raiuvy o;e.;orinlrude.i
to vrte tor Kim.
Mr.. StAnsHcr:y "ryurd h"
grounds of the motion miuutrly,
step by step.
Mr.. Corbin, for the (snvvrnmer,.
stated that the grouu!. OF the
motion to quash the indictment
had not been haaLe,: hiM till this
morning, and that he did tot have
the necessary time 10 collect his
authorities, &C., aud asked for
tlme :or that purpose.
The court granted time Till to-
morrow, at 10 o'clock-till which
time the court adjourned.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
LIBERTY HALL ACiDEMT.
THOMAS DUCKETT, Principal.
Capt. D. P. 60GGANS, Assistant.

TIE SixtI! Annual Session of this School
will commence on Monday, January 9Th,
1872. Rates Of tuition as follows:
Classical, Algebra, Geomctry, &c. $50 90
English Grammar amd Geography. 40 90
Pupils viii TIC charged from the time OF
admission 70 the end OF Session.
Board can hc obtained either with the
PRINCIPAL, or in the ncghhurhco:i, at 5000
DER month. Nov. -, 4S-7!-lv.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements inserted NJ the rate of 81 50
per >!Uarc--onc inct-tOr first Insertion, AI Il
i tor each subsequent Insertion. Dnuh.s
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Notices ni meetings obituaries and tribr 4
"' cr>rccr, same r..'c> !rr square Us ordll:iv
advertisements.
Special notices i'll local column 20 ccn:,
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Advertisements not marked with the nnm.
h"r Of Insertions will he kept in till forbid
aits c!lar.cd accordingly.
Special contracts made with large adycr-
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Terms Cash.