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THE AUSTRIAN GERMAN.

Amouo our guests are quite number OF tue
business men Of Vienna. The Austrian German,
as developed in Vienna, is as essentially dinerent
in isbabits of life from the Prussian German as
the Fruch are from the English. It Is from
Northeh Germany that most of the em'grants 70
The Unihd States come, and with the economical
and thriny habits of these we are all lAniliar.-
rhe latterare Industrious, prudent, economical
and carefulof their earnings, and are not given
to speculatitu or the making of dangerous risks.
The Viennois Austrian, on the contrary, THINKS
onlv of s'the oay, and takes no heed for the NOR
row. Life isto him game Of chance, ana ne
takes the prizes Or the blanks as part OF the lot
terv. He works, and schemes, and specuiates
with all the energy of Wall street broker, ana
snends his gains as freely as if they had come TO
him without effort on his part. When adversely
comes. he struggles manfully against 1t, ana
breads more the loss of position, which wealth
Gives him, than the loss of money. The numer-
ons suicides which accompanied the recent imam
cial troubles in Vienna were of those whose re-
norted wealth gave them the entire to the palaces
IF rovaltS2 n The thousands who lost all merely
shrugged cir shoulders and have gone to work,
scbemiug ID speculating, and confident that tne
next turn 8 the wheel will bring them TO the .oE
again. A Vienna banker now here, whose lor'
time was swept away, remarked to me to-day
that be had few thousand guilders lett, ane
wonld resrro hnsiness in the fall, confident OF re
/ 60 2.e winter -
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-1umpIe Of a mother anu Une ass0cla-
nome. If the aforesaid mothers had
ir duty, perhaps those Children might
en- bright htornamentso ofsociety. Though
re exceptional cases.
influence of mother! who can measure
follows us all through life. In the pal
| hovel, in the highest places of earth
the lowest dungeon, her memory brings
.cious, holy Joy or adds thousand-fold
anguish of the soul. Though all our
'forsake us, though bereft offortune and
ed by disease, if the hallowed remem-
Of mother were left US, life would still
able,-there would be one ray of light
ten our gloomy existence. How often
MS do we live over the days ofour child
Again we kneel at our mothers knee
our little evening prayer, and feel the
n OF her hand as she brushes back the
masses of hair and imprints kiss up
brow. Once more we hear her gentle
she tucks US snugly in bed and invokes
,ing of God upon her child.
others who spend your time at the
f fashion, take care how you leave your
to the care of those who teach them
of folly and deception. "Scratch the
nd of sapling or wantonly twist il in
and Scared or crooked oak will tell
vet for years to come" Impressions
the mind of the child remain through
cite one case of the good influence of
What loyal American does not feel
sthrob with pride as he thinks of orr
syred President, Abraham lincoln
name that will live after others, now
q the pages of history, are forgotten.-
n to the words of this great and good
IF there be any good in me, owe it to
ence of my sainted mother"
g, you cannot all find Lincolns in your
for God sends US but few such, but
your teachings they may all become
honest men and women. Strive to do
faithfully, and in your life your in
i'll be felt by those in your charge, and
lilies are blooming on your grave
nory will blossom in their hearts with
glory.-MAoARIA, IN the New Jersey
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- The following is taken from one Of @. Q.
Is letterslvritten from Austria, under date
sll9th, 1913, giving he reader an excellent
- .eunElns Of that country
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Property Sales.
TRUsTEEs' SALE
VARIABLE ss,ssoPERTY, IN CAN
TON, BAL,1ovE o IRE COUNTY.

ION. DIAL StJ~l ~ AeA~ -
e8-
nY virtue of decooe of the Circuit Court OF
Il Baltimore county, sitting in equity, the
undersigned, Trustees, will offer at Public Auc-
ton to the highest bidder, at the Court house
door, Towsontown, on
Monday, Me2lst day Of July, A. D. 1878,
at IL O'clock M,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
situate on Clinton street, in Canton, Baltimore
county, beginning for the same on the line OF
the east side of Clinton street at the sEfsRsE
az distance of eighty-eight feet north EE
E; lerly from the corner formed by the Il
intersection of the north side of Third Avenue
with the east side of Clinton street, and at the
centre of division wall between the house
and lot now being described and a house on the
adjoining lot thereto on the north, and run,
ming thence easterly through the centre OF SAID
nartition wall to the end thereof, and contln-
ming the same course in all 95 feet; thence
northerly parallel with Clinton street IL feet
more or less, to the northernmost outline OF the
whole lot of ground which by deed dated 27tf
| day of July, 1864, and recorded among the
| Land Records of Baltimore county, IN Llper .
II. L., No. AZ, folio 10, &C., was sold@nd con
yeyed in fee simple by Elizabeth y. Etgar ane
others to Mary Howard; thence, scsterilI
bounding on said outline 95 feet to the { Nstsio
of clinton street thence southerly boz edin'
on the east side of Clinton street u feet' nor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Centaur Liniment.

Thert is no pain which the Centaur Lniment will not
relieve no swelling will not subdue, and no lameness
which will not cure. This is strong language, Dut IL
i true Where the parts are gone its effects are
marvel ous 1t has produced more cures oi rneumA'is
neural xa iockja palsy sprans, swellings, caked
breasts 4 scads burns salt-rheum, earache &C., upon
the hu man Frame and of strains, spawn, CALLS &C., up
On ami mails in one year have all the other pretend
al rem edes since the world began 1t is cOunterrri-
tant All healing pain reever. Cripples throw away
their rusches the lame walk poisonous bites are rem
dered harmless and the wounded are healed without
scar 1t is no humbug. The recipe is published around
each bottle It's selling article ever before so'o
and sells because It does just what it pretends to do
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and his wife were always quarrel
ir comparative talent for keeping
sisted that just as surely as he at
range the sticks with the tongs
- OUT enc night the church-bell
eslarm, and Jones sprang for his
= eager to rush to the confagration.
Z cried his wife, as he reached the
i'better had take the tongs."
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PoRT-FIsHING IN FLoRIDA.-A CORES
writing from New Smyra, Florida,
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spn'-- 8 went to Boston forty years
hers boots, and kept them
,...ned money enough to buy himself
--ha is President of a bank, and all
: thn
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MANUFACTURED nj BY
DON'r you know ,ha. u ~

- mcCarly is the only Undertaker in
s.ronash"re who understands his business,
u nor. attend Fanera managed by any
.her Ondertaker IN town, and you will see
'"e pro"' OF IN" TACT. Sept. Is. '67
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Every year increases the popularity
ct this valuable Hair Preparation; ;
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure om old patrons that it is kept
fully up to It's high standard: and it
is the only reliable and effected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR TO its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, BY ITS tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu-
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By It's use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands TO their normal vigor,
and viii create a new growth, except
IN extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as 1t requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair splendid, glossy APP
pearance. A. A. Hayes, Md, State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and /
consider it the BEST PREPARArroN
for It's intended purposes"
Sold ty all Dyisggists, and Dealers in Mcdieines
Price One Dollar,
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Carriage, Wagon,

md, in fact, everything in his line Of 5u
.iness, at the shortest possible notice, anc
~ the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed aud paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having frst-class material always or
hand, and none but first-cass work. men
engaged, the public are assured that non,
bnt first class work will be turned out al
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, lo67.-tf.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all leIauSc-
nents in tie ,tuEl-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They aTc lDllG
apeiien., and IN
excellent pulS;itIye.
Being purely vc3e-
tai;lt, tlIey cost..il
no mercury 0rmihc-
RAJ whatever. hiuvh
serious Siyhncss Gnt
suffering is prcycI.t-
IA L.. "a. ,s-s 49, a -
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Price One Dollar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22
SsCanl-.Muic.
RICHMOND, April 10, 1873

LCuMOND, Aprli -, 1873.
Editors Dispatch: Permit one who is now
painfully hurt from Il fall from Il runaway
horse to give vent to his feelings aroused by
coming in contact this morning with the
Stean-mule' engine. or >trcct-rolicr and
crushcr, now being used for the purpose of
crushing granite aud grading streets in this
city. \ greater nuisance, Ia my opinion,
has never been introduced into our beautiful
city, and more irghtfnl object to horses
and mules never sccn. On Friday last at
about o'clock F. N. said mule took it into
its head to stall on First and Main streets,
and after many SnortS, and much braying, and
the herculeau efforts VI some ulL cen or twenty
city hands, moved from tile spot where
it mad rested for eighteen or twenty hours,
spreading gcon>teruatiouund fright to horses
oldaud young, plough h-horses, cart -horScS, and
old WAREHOUSES; who had faced the canuon's
mouth and biuved danger from shot and
shell were seen to show the "whlte' and
glye evidence Of panic and decentralization,
thereby leaving The mule master of the field
Suffering from llleen cuts and bruises upon
my body and hgndS | raise my humble voice
to the city fathers to take into consideration
the removal OF the steam-mulc lc and to sub
Slitute in ts stead the giant roller formerly
used and controlled by Mr.. Gilman, and the
lives OF ladies and children (who frequently
drive upon our streets and men, whose
lives are less precious, will be saved from
the great risk now feared by meeting sud-
denly at any corner OF the streets this mon
>ter machine, which should at oEce be
re.torcd To iLs Legitimate work Of saving
logs, &c , &c.
Very respectfully, &c,
Z. i. ATKINSON,
No. 219 south Third street.
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German in the Public SCHOOLS.

To The Ealtors Of the Dispatch:
We German teachers and preachers in this
country are generally too poor to take an edu-
cational journal.
We feel obliged for tc-day's synopsis from
the Virginia Educational! Journal for May
of m article OH German i'll Public Schools
This is most Interesting subject to rs. An
official letter to the Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction speaks very plainly and aloud
to every Gcrman-American: " No place for
German IN the regular schedule Of primary
instruction IN the pubic schools
Well, then, these puElic schools are oil no
use for the children of GertLan-AmerIcans.
When our children reach thirteen and four
teen years OF age they have 10 60 to business,
and their elementary education must have
been done. ;,
And now think about it, we Germans shall
walt at least twelve years till our children
are permitted to learn the German A Is {!
Is this the way to Amerlcauze the Germans
JoIS BLENNER.
Richmond, april 81, 1873.
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This report is believed to be incorrect, as
Manchester has about ane-thrd of the school
population and pavs that proportion Of taxes,
ana should be entitled to like portion Of all
school funds.
LAND SALEs.-Messrs. Robertson d. Bro
nau"h renort sale Of house and lot on De-
catur street near Tenth avenue, to Miss Vir-
glnla jackson. and one adjoining to Mr. Wiz
liam GranSer-both at good prices.
BAPTIST SuSDAY-ScuooL Mission MgErrxG.
The anniversary OF the Mission Sosiety OF
the Baptist SuaIay-schooi took place SUNDAY
evening at 81 O'Clock, the large church being
crowded. MIR. p. Fl. Beazlcy read report OF
the operations of the Society since its or
ganizltlOn in 1870; after which Rev. Drs.
Hatcher and Dickinson addressed the meet
iils i'll their lappiest style. The following
are the officers of the Society: y. Calvin
Harding, president; Wallace Snclin.s, vice
president; Thomas L. Gibbs, secretary
Austin L. Anderson, treasurer.
At the Baptist church in the morning the
Rev. William {. Clopton oiliciated, and Rev.
A. II. Dickinson, D. D., at night.
Rev. William Brown preached at the
Presbyterian church in the morning. There
was no service ut night.
The aggregate attendance at the Baptist
Sabbath school was 500. This Is a large in
crease on the previous week, and the largest
attendance but on one occasion since the
church was built.
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NcsT1Nus CouRT.-No business of intercs
was transacted iu this court yesterday.

OLIVE LoaAN's LECTURE LAST NlGnr.-
Last night we enjoyed the pleasure OF hear
ins from the lips OF Olive Logan the most
charming lecture it has ever been our good
fortune TO listen to. Her lecture OF GirIs J"
embraced al! kinGs and styles from thc " lit
tie girls 10 the Strong-lninded wo!Een,@
ana she handled the subject in the most mas.
tcr!y and prai.cworthy manner, narraiing i
number of amusing anecdotes TO illustrate
her statements.
she paid beautiful tribute to the south
ern women who, during the late unhappy
war, followed their faithful sons and lovers
to the hospital and field of carnage in order
TO alleviate their suffcrings. We re"rct that
Virginia Hall was not titled TO hear Miss Lo-
guu's delightful entertainment. Tonight
She gives Us "Nice Young Aen," and VIC
bsspeak for her 4 crowded house.
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Police CouET--Justce Whtc.-FannE
Taylnp, charged with being drunh and dis
orderly, was sent 10 jail for three months.
Emma Coles was tined s. for dsordcrIy
conduct.
Robert Scott, drunk aud disordcrly, was
sent to Jail for three months.
John Hill, charged with throwing rock! at
Isaac Shelton, was fined S5.
Ralph Abcrc:onbic, charged with being
drunk and diSordcrly, was required to give
security in the sum OF $500 for his good be-
havior for six months.
Charlotte Gray was sent to Jail for thirty
days for striking the child Of Caroline
Starkey.
a writ Of attachment was issued for J. r,
Rider on charge Of aS,aulting David An
dercou.
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I'LL & C0DDIN viii sell at s T, NJ ninety feet
"f ground on Pine between Beverly aud Abe
ll:.sle streets.
HILL & GODblE will sell Immediately after tie
above sale ono or more frame dwellings and five
building lots on Beverly between Bclyitlcra and
Pine streets.
}. L. APPERSOS will sell at IL II sixteen lots near
Jenningsvlc and three lots iu Jenningsville.
GRUBES & WILLIAMS viii sell at 1, +. NJ.
building lots on Vrnab!c and Darlington streets
LYME & BROTHER Will sell at S p. M. IL new
framed house and two vacant lots on Nicholson
street near to the Avenue,
JAMES VI. TAYLOR viii sell at i r. VI. two de.
sirahlc building lots on Cary street, Sidney.
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 A. W house.
holi and kitchen furniture. &c.
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2VEsItshfk y N1OIs--s
corner Ninth and Maln streets.

JOE PniNT1So.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks OF courts, shers, lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal ofcersand agents. andal oshers
having orders printing, TO the facilities offered ~
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor Tue
promp. and faithful execution OF all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish nj short notice CARDS,
Bll-licats, Le.er-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, uand-Bills, Catalogues,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

WHERE TO HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKES.-lt
IS not always best 10 select the cheapest gallery Ii
Is poor economy to pay your money and throw your
pictures in the when you get home, is we have
known many lady TO do who was the victim OF
somc bungling operator. What you want Is good
and cheap work made by an established artist.
REEs & Co, Of over lftcen years standing, nre
making pictures cheap rates as any gallery In
the city. and there you will not be imposed on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

4 SrsTiCi0cs CHaRACTLR- George W.
9mjih u'ia< taiph Abt,crosGi,ie was before
Justice W!iIc Yesterday, charged with at-
tempting 10 pass Il forged draft for the sum
of $50 upon Mrs. Belle Fore. The draft
was diawn Ly Ralph .Abucr0Inhie on {. s.
Abucr1nlir. secretary and treasurer Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, S. Wal! street.
New YORK. On bis person We're found scy.
crll bogus teIegranl' and drafts. He was
sc;si 10 .ai! loc siHty days, allt in the mean
time proper inquiry will be made into his
pru;cG. cd money transactions.
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LEVY BROTIERS.-Wc omitted last week. iilr.
vcricntly, 10 call the attention of orr rcud.rs 10 tI
advertisement Of these gentlemen. to be found IN
another column Of our paper. We ,!u not know
that anything wc can say will ad ANYTHING to their
already established reputation, but can say this
ir LEVY BROTHERS, that In all our dealings with
!hcn We have always found them prompt and rr-
Liable. anu lclr goods just what they represented
t!Cm u br. We wou!l ask readers. and cspc-
cialy tine trade, 10 give them trial, aud see If hcy
are not "hat they purpor 10 h"--I SAVINGS ISsTI-
rITE.-CurreH lit.hiy Nus, .iprUl,.
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ADVERTISING ~ HrSTISGFoS.-The newspa-
prrs published in huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which IS opened TO
Richmond by the completion Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. u. ELLYsoS 6 CO. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both papers Il; low
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congregations, ana IN many OF tho churches
the services were Of unusual interest.
THE AFRICAN Mrs.1oS.
III three Of the Episcopal churches the
day was celebrated by addresses fl ON Rt
Rev. DR.. .Aurr. Bishop Of Africa. VINO
was roMSrc, atcd in 81. Johns parish. George
town, y. G.. OH Thursday in Easter week.
and vii! III short time leave the Cnited
states lor Cape Halmas, Africa. whore he
Will he stationed. He succeeds Bishop
pavuc. who las returned to The South on
account Of iti-hcalih.
ST y. .Fohr'~. in The morning, DR.. Auer,
ri<Ao2 Whi,tlc, and the rector Uhe Rev
Or. WalN occupied The chanccl. Afer an
;u,rotuttau hv Bishop Whttle, Bishop
Atp," held hi, audience. large and intelI-
n,t:i one. in rap attention whilst relating
the simple but most touching details oil his
missionary lie among The African heathen.
1t >t. .lnmcs's the Bishop again preached
in the afternoon. At s.. paul'S, at night,
amous the c'ergy who were in the chance!
were Right Roy. Bis,iop "hittlc, assistant
bishop Of the diocese Of Virginia; Rev.
thgrlrs Minnigcrodc, u. r., rector Of ST..
i'ail;'s church. who read the evening ser
vice; Rev. Joshua Pe.crkin, y. d., pastor
nf =. .Tamc,'s church Rev. Or. Smith, 81
i'hIldrphll; AID bi>anp AhcI. D>hol'
Whiltlc introduced Bishop Auer by saying
| tint he had recently seen in the Rich
mo9d papers a ncticc OF series OF scIrn-
| tiiic lectures which Were to he delivered
| Oh the >ui ,cct Of the plurality Of the races.
| Prompted by curiosity and desire to
! bear lecture upon This subject, he had
attended uli" oi them, ana, ii he had un-
| dcr<tood she lecturer correctly, he asserted
| that il was next t. impossible 10 ciyl!Zc and
Chri>tianzn the Chine-e, the Indian, and tie
! African. This. Bishop Waffle said. he did
| not believe. andu proof that theorists gene
| rally are mistaken on this SUBJECT gracefully
referred ta the libolS Of Bishop Aucr, who
1t o"cc addressed the large congregation
present in Il most interesting manner, giving
il Gc..ul i;!orr OF tac operations at the w
, riu'!S Arc,. stations, and audinc 10 the
wants and necessities Of the missionaries
bishop Aucr has already spent fifteen years
III the mssion-work in Africa, and Oil bis re-
turn recently 10 the United States the Church
! decided that he was entitled TO the high and
! honorable position which has Just been con-
| t,,r;ri CDHI him.
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NOT soLp.-Thc beautiful l2@i;icncc of S.
{. Tardy, Esq. offered Tor sale at auction
Yesterday or N~s&TS. Gruhi,s Il Williams,
was tak.n in 4: s>i-,',J, tint being tie
highest b;l GInd2.
The lois oD the south side Of Franklin
street bc;wcc;i Third and Fourth streets. Of
terpd hv Mcs>rS. Isbcll 4 Son, We're taken in
Ut $3.50 per front foot, the owner Lcin- un-
willing to sell them Il! that price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

BROAD STRErr.-A meeting of tho citizens
of Richmond interested in the Improvement
OF Broad street will be held IT S O'Clock to-
night at Monticello Hal. We are informed
that the Object Of the meeting is to organize
IN association "to secure and promote" the
Improvement Of said street.
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PERsoN.L--Dr. ". J. Pa. :cr, principal II
tie Ontario Institution thr the Draf and
Dumb ut HelryiIlr. Can ads, spent the Sal.
bath in cur CITY. lie is on his way to visit
hi> old home and 'giclid- in N,r;h Caroii:ia.
DR.. Palmer WAS formerly iui@r;v,! of the
North Carolina Institution f0r the Dcas and
Dumb and the Blind.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
p,cuvoSD P0sr-OrFlcE APRIL 81, lSi3.-
r. B. Basby, RichnIond, Va; y. II. Alley,
Eichmond, Va; Elizabeth Y. Sandriek, 76
iii street Henry Quarles, care Joseph
A. yaudcryeer, New Jersey; Henry Nash,
c,re Can,an william, G. D. Macks, Frederick
county. Va,; Mrs. W. Il. Price, care Aarch,
Price 4 CO., No. 81 Water street, New YORK;
Joseph Walters, care Powers q Co., jour
neytown, Ohio J. Z. Cox, Coalheld. Va.
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Roll or EoNog or TuF RlCHnoNn HiGH
ScuooL.-Ihc following names are on Che roll
OF hor3I Of the Eic!i!nond High School for
this week: Matte Bagby, Carrie Colin. ST.
rrna Hutchinson, AlcXiEa uu'ckcSon, Helena
VI. Lamb, Carrie Mchim. Annie Pirasants,
Belle pIcasants, Emma sayl!c, Ada 'Ell.k-
son, Carrie WuEcr>. Annie 7. Jude. Julia
=. Mitchell, Fannie /. Pow r, Jennie El,h-
ardSon, Eddie Mccarthy, 5. +. DcYcridge,
Lawrence T. MYERS.
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TIE F!uR.-Thc ladies' mclaor.al fair OF
the Second Baptist church will ie brought
10 a close on Thursday evening, nj which,
fine tie arli,l,- tl .ll:'. lie ieIi over VIII bc
put up ut auction. untii thea. however,
those who desire 10 do so may find we'll
selected stock OF fancy articles. besides eat
ubics in abundance and variety.