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PROPOSALS FOR HEAD-sToNES FOR Ma
L TIoNAL MILITARY GEMETERIEs.

L TIoNAL MILITARY GEMETERIEs.
WAR DKPARrMEsT,)
oUAHrrTN.sTsR a5sShnhs " 3g ins
for the National Military oemeteries as ibcd
Sy .ns IA as e "a March, m Of which the follow
Provided that the he ad stones required BY an act
entitled IAN act to establish and protect National
act smsnds,ory thereof. approved June :, isfs,
shall be Of dura BILE stone, and Of such design and
weight as shall keep them in place when tet, and
asdsa S th % s
iAtion to some Responsible person or persons whose
combine the elements Of durability, decency. and
hereby appropriated for said purpose out Of any
and re SECRETARY ~ %af sSsi rss dsrSns fsi
the various cemeteries the size and model for ruch
head stones, and the standards Of quality and
SSS Of "a be S s ANAL
tracts may be made for separate quantities Of such
hoadstones; and the contracts made under this
act shAll provide fo furnishing and setting al the
coed The sum hereby appropriated.
The total number to be furnished is estimated at
Sass For the known, 1894; for the unknown.
Sps eihcAtions. describing in detail the standard
hxed by the Secretary Of War, can be had on ap.
sn G y psssd % on Wtsn
The proposals. should be in sealed envelopes
marked proposals for hesd stones for Nation.
Military cemeteries" and addressed to the Quar- n,
they will be opened in the presence OF bidders, OF
Saturday, september 9, ISIS, commencing 1t i
BY order Of the Secretary of wsrn uv,o.
ouartermaster General. Brevet Maj. Gen. u. d A.
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II bidding for delivery at more than ono post.
pinners VIII make separate proposals for each,
., The grain must be well cured, sound, free from
DIRT, COB chan and all foreign substances, and Of
good merchantable quality in every respect, and
put up ~ good, strong sacks, containing each, Of
corn and barley. not more than 100 nor less than
lO pounds; Of oats not more than 20 nor less than
20 pounds. and OF bran not more than 90 pounds.
bidders must state the kind OF grain they propose
20 furnish. Preference will be given to American
Delivery Of the grain To be commenced on or be-
fore f required by the United sAtee) the hrrt day
OF December, ls7S and to be completed In four
months, one fourth Of the entire quantity, con.
tracted for to be delivered monthly.
Delivery Of the bran to be commenced on or be-
fore az required by the United States) the hrst day
OF February. 1874, and to be completed In four
months, one fourth monthly.
proposals for furnishing any quantity OF the sup
plies lesi than tho whole amount required at the
posts named will be entertained.
The right ~ reserved by the undermined to re.
ect any or all bids, and also to increase diminish
by one fourth. ~ any timo within thirty days be.
lore the expiration OF the contract the quantities
Good and sufncisnt bonds will be required from
the contractor for the prompt and faithful fulnll.
making proposals.
Blank proposals. may DO had upon application at
me ofre OF tho Quartsrmasiers Department ut
either Of the posts named, or at this ONCE.
by authority Of the District Commandera
IN ON. General U. s. A., Chief ouaFtcrmas.
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Tor CoLUMDiA, HOLDING 4 SPECIAL TERM

In the case of CkTHARIsE NsIprELDr, executrix
Of John Neidfeldt deceased. the executrix afore-
Court pa ne Dl;Srict q columbia aforesaid, ar
ior me nal settlement aud distribution Of the per.
sona estate Of said deceased and o. ths assets y
turned Into money; when and where all the credi
tors and heirs OF said deceased are notified Y at
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
In said deceaseds estatei Provided. copy OF this
IN the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous 70 the said
aTsst, A. WEBSTER,
iypW3y Register Of Wills.
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d RoposALs FOR STEAM sLooPs-oF.wAR.


BUREAU OF CossrRucTios AND REPAfR,
WASIIIs0ToS, June 81, ls1a
Sealed proposals. will be received a this Bureau
until y O'Clock, noon. August 7. ls75, for the con.
structioni including all the materials except tho
i've OAK timber, of the hull OF steam sloop.of.war
OF ABOUT SO tons measurement, complete for sea
service. Plans and SPECIFICATIONS In detail for the
hull showing the work to be done, may be see and
examined Mt this Bureau, aud at the Comma ! dAnts
once at the Navy Yards at Philadelphia Brooklyn,
ghnrestown and kittery, on aud alter the 9Th Of
The hull must be completed in all respects &C.
cordins to the contract and specifications: the ma
terials must be q the best quality, and the work
must De done In the best manner and the vessel be
deiyered At such Navy Yard on the AtAttc coast -
the Department may direct In eight months from
the date and signing Of the contract
Payments Will be made as the work progresses In
esshtase until the nnal completion and acceptance
The bids must be accompanied with the guar,n.
zee required by law, that II the contract Ia awarded
u Will be promptly executed and the names Of the
PARTIES who are to become the sureties to the
stated. " 80" ~
The Department reserves the right TO accept or
any qr AZ bids which, In its opinion, mot
Bids Will only be accepted from parties who are
kn9wn 70 be and TO have the necessary
facilities for doing the work jerlMtd'
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PROPOSALS.,
/ HOY WoRk Rk9UihTD ron The ROOF
QF IHE SOUTH WING OF TIE HEw
SGAfbbii y TaH AE Il Es1Yy lPIEPARTNESTs'

roIIicE o. sUpIEyisisd 4 ntnIIfeTl
wR1Gt aIHYFI m. NEE 1gly Idi,ss
Sealed proposals. will be received al tbis once
nnt " M q the eth day Of August, Is7a, for fur.
M Nv msl,vsrins h'ling and putting n place
WI vi, dtsvinst described In thu organizations tnd
Ia.n lot mine schedules, oOntisfhR Of the rolled
beams, shanhsl irons, &C.. wrought angle irons.
woTb in eorilices &c required ior t6sroof Of he
psI,m Ias building, washinst9n, ID, O.
ulo may be bad on application At this once
All soanoldiDs required by the con,raetorl 10 nut
men, H. ~ WI BE- inTp,hed by the Govern
tractors. " NV WI.
ProPesals viii be made by tho piece lipe.i foo,
for IN tho schednle. Tie work viii HI, Re ,ubSi,
yided among different Liddefs but viii be oopsid
cred IN the asrrcgate. The whole work must H.
completed within four months from the date q &C
Payments will he male monthly, deiuotins ten
per centum until the NAL completion of tho con.
An bids mnst be accompanied by penal bond in
the sum Of fifteen Thousand dollars, tsIBop,j that
the bidder will accept and perform the contract "
sd By bnea STACY q lss security ss E 81
the United States Court, or the district attorney Of
the district wherein he resides.
Ths Rsps,tnent res. ryes The risht 70 reject Any
aoyernment 70 do so; and any bid that !. not made
and does not conform in every respeet e the re.
sliored: neither will any proposals DO received
from partiee who not themselves engaged in the
Manufacture Of wrought or east:iron work, and
who have not the necessary facilities for getting
Proposal. win be Endorsed Bids for Iron Work
q Roof Of South Wing Of New State. War and
s Ss e. Building WssfRTESp II
ly1M Supervising Architect.
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u wAsHsoTos, D. O., July2. ls7s
On the petition Of GEohoE N. DRAPER. Of Brook
lyn NY, administrator OF James Draper, deceased,
praying for the extension OF a patent granted
70 the said James Draper on the Oh day Of October
an Improvement IN skeleton skirtsi
II Ia ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the I'd day OF September next: that the
time for ilinK arguments and tho Examiner'sreport
September next.
fva'wsw M b. i.FadETSr Gnmmi s.ionsr
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT. OF GohUMBIA [ HOLDING A

In The case Of MAfTnsw l. TURsEn, admins.
traitor Of Joanns O. Everett, deceased, the admins,
prs%e uoSTt y he SstTist y pGosaSs siorsssi.
spponted TUESDAY the sth d.y Of AUGUST
distribn,ion Of the personal estate Of said
money; when and where Al the creditor. snd hsirs
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all 9eneht ~ said decsssed's
once week for three weeks In the REPUBLICAN
previous to the said day. ,,,,n,r,n
Test A. WEBSTEK
jyiSwsw' Register Of wills
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pRoPosALs FOR COPPER.
pr,,ro,c,v.r,,,EAyI Dnr4nIxMr.l

BuRrAu OF CossrnucTios. AND BnpAis,
WAsHIsoror. July n, is7a
MashinFton Navy Yard. on or before the I'M PROF.
obps Sqthhs ss e ,nss, cSSpsr o sas
butesg until y osloot n. o. THURSDAY. the sist
T6e proposals must be sddressed e lie Chief Of
the bureau g Sonstruotion and hspsir, Navy Do
ness letters ''''''' ''',' ''"'' JUST
The Copper viii DO subject 70 the necessary test
and inspection OF the proper oficers Of the wash.
inyton Navy Yard, and will not be received unless
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WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AMP GREAT AZ AT SOUTHERN RAILROAD

WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. t0range. Alexandria and MAnAs.
ssa and LynehbHrE and Danville Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TkAINS, teIcept Sunday p, M
Commencing SUNDAY, May %, ISIS, double daily
connections will be made between Washington and
Iynchburs in the Teat line from New Orleans and
New York, connecting twice daily with Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad at qordonsville and ChArlottes-
the Ohio river and West,
Leave washington By Potomac Ferry compsny's
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice daily-7 q. IN,
md r m, and take trains corner King and
Arrivea At Lynchbury ii 80 ,. m. and :sG a. m !;
making close connections West and Southwest
Passengers for Manassas Division leave Seventh
street wharf Z a m daily. excepting Sunday,
leans, CHANGING only a LynchburH.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington,
Y. o. or st Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
Knox's Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be-
tween BaliimSre and Ohio railroad depot and sey.
Bre.ti.st and supper on ferry boats for through
aps I'm. BRoADUs. q. ia.
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DIED.

a,LvIN-ALI.EN- on Tuesday last. at Trinity
Mr. H. CiFYoRD GALyIs, Of Montreal, Canada
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LEGAL.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON. d. O., July Il, is7s
On the petition OF IoHs MioLURE, Of Newark,
New Jersey, praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him on the 18th day OF October. ~,
die Treest
closed on the 18th day OF September next; that the
time for iing arsnments and the examiners report
that said petition be heard on the ist day OF octo
Der next.
iviS. tyM ii, b i,E1s3ETT. Commissionsr
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DRoPosALs FOR OAK PILES.
PArxAsTyR's QrrIcE.j
UNITED STArRs NAvY.YAnD, y

USIrEp sTIrYs Nhvr.YAnp,
NoRFoLK. Va, July IS is71
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until u
O'Clock, m "WEDNESDAY, the sd instant, for the
following named OAK Piles, on account on the bu.
reau OF Yards and Docks.
ONO: o.i PiIss. y feet lons. Il inches st butt.
o. No OAK Piles, Is feet long, II Inchos at butt
inches small end
+" Nc 0sh P,ies. p feet long, Il inches at butt,
% No. Oak Piles, IS feet long Il inches At butt
inches small end
IS No. Oak Piles, no feet long Il inches Al butt
inches small end
Tho above articles to be OF the best quality and
TO DO delivered free OF expense At ths ward within
thirty tOl days from date Of award Of contract
Proposals to be indorsed "Bids for Oak Piles " and
addressed 10 GEO. W. BRAMAN.
PnymAsier United States Nav
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JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

General Agents for the District Of Columbia,
virginia, North Corolina, and South Caro-
linnt
FRET NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
FAINT, WARRINGTON q CO.,
MIDDLETON h co.,
WARRINGTON oITY SAVINGS BANR,
TnEkMENH SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
RANY.
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FOR DREDGING.

U. 3. EsorsEER's OFYIcEl
BALTIMORE, ND, June %, ls73, !
Sealed proposals. are invited for dredging below
"a 800 worth.
will be received until noon Of July %. is7s and will
ence of such bidders as may wish TO be present
The right Is reserved to reject any bid.
Forms OF proposals., specifications. and any other
informant desired. can be obtained by application
At this ofhco. VIM p. CRAlGHILL,
ien Major Of Engineers.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Trains between washington and New Yori are
now run as follows, viz.
FOR NEW YORK. without change Of cara
Leave daily Except sunday at 30 q M, TO- and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave dAny Except Sunday att bJs.m., 10 aud
p. IN.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York ct Nv p M. and Philadelphia
Sleeping cars for Now York on the 80 ,. m train
Through Tickets 10 Philadelphia, New Yorh and
Boston can be had Of the station Ofco 81 ali hous
Of the day.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, baltimore Az.
napolis and the West THOS Il. SHARP.
L N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent. Warrington mos
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ID RoPOsALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
WILMINGTON HARBoR, DELAWARE.
". =; EsorsErn OrrIcE,j

~ PHrLADELPHIA, Pa, June 81, is7a
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate. ith copy Of this
Ss once Gnt i Is ssish E 5sssysS q
July =. lG3, for removing from he channel o{
rock. ~ ~
Forms, specifications. drawings, and information
calty can be seen. ]. u. KURTL,
Lieut. Colonel Of Engineers.
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ID RoPosALS FOR DREDGING IN WASH
l. iNGToN AND GEOHGETOwN HARBORs,

UNITED STATES ESaIsyrn OYrIcxl
IHfhD srohY, UNION BANK DuILDIso,
fAiEIrE, NEAR CHARLES STREET.,
p-.,, BALTIMORE, ND, July u, is73
PROPOSALS for dredging in Washington and
oeoIEetown harborn, u. C., will be received until
thereafter; BLaHk JOrl.', spseUeafions de- eaa IL
had on application at hfs qpses 80
VA; ?; cR.IGHILL.
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DRoPosAIs FOR FORAGE.


OFFICE CHIrr QuAnrynNasrInl
DISTRICT OF NIw MEXICO, Y
HAsrA fE, N. NJ, July 8, ls7a \
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, with COPY Of this
Advertisement attached, will be received Mt this
Office until 10 oclocg, a. IN, on MONDAY, september
|, 1873, for tho delivery Of Corn, Barley, Oats and
Bran as specified below.
In conformity with General Orders No, 81, War
Department, q. o., series 1871, bids will also be
received until the same time by the oflicer Of the
= MS Department at each Of the posts named for
delivery OF the supplies required tbereat
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DRoPosAIs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
BROADKILN RIVER, DELAWARE.
UNITED STATES EsoINkKR OfFIoK.1
l6ls CHESTNUT sTRIET,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. with copy Of this
Advertisement attached to each VII he RECEIVED q
is7s. for removing by dredging about oo,lol cubic
yards more or less q ppd. AND 2thsr loose IA
aware. -
this ofice. where chart Of the localities may be
seen ]. ID. KURTZ
Lieut. Col. OF Enp1neers
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GROCERIES,.
GROCERIES.
BRYAN BROS,
DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES,
No. COS PennsylyanIn Avenue.

PURE WAVES AND LIQUORS ron MEDL
CINAL USE.
Pure Old Hcnnessey Brandy, us5s)
Pure Old Port Wine,
Harmony'r Topaz Sherry.
Ch.ieau Margaux, Chateau Lahtte, Marsaur and
Calfornia Hock, Angelica and Port.
Apple and Peach Brandies, (pure)
Ginger Brandy, Blackberry brandy.
Also large stock Of hne family groceries.
For sale by
BRYAN BROS,
COS Pennsylvania avenue,
jyl1 opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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WOOD AND COAL.

PILEy RROTuERs, DEALERS IN ALL
IL KINDS OF WOOD AND COAL,
Depot and Yard At Riley's Wharves, foot Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest. lyq2w
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our appreciation of this liberality, the
Hon. Milton Brown. Judge 4, II.
East, and Rev. DR.. Kelley, be and
they are hereby authorized and re-
quo stedl to ask the honorable Chaneery
Court TO change the name and style of
our corporation from the Central to
the Vanderbilt" University, and that
the institution be Eencerorth known
and called by this name.
Resolved, 3. That we instruct the
above named committee to obtain such
notifications of our charter az will eua-
ble this Board to con form its future OPP
erations to the conditions aforesaid.
Resotred. f. That the Secretary il
requested to convey to Mr.. Wander
bilt the sincere thanks of this Board,
with copy OF these resolutions.
d. & KELLEY, Sec'y.
Now let Nashville and the vicinity
wake up. This affair means business
the house is going up somewhere,
and now who Is going to move first
aud offer the ground? Who will fur
nish the needed fifty acreso Shall
Nashville have the building, or our
fair sister over the river? We OF Nash
vile need not think we can have it al
our own way. Lively little Edgefie!d,
we understand, is already moving in
the matter, and if Nashville gets it
she will have to do handsome thing.
or Edgefield will beat her. We antici-
pate some lively work before the
cornerstone is laid.-NaShpiHe Ban
nCr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-08

Eclectic Mdgdzjne.-The Eclectic
for April has an excellent portrait of
Professor Owen, finely engraved on
steel, and very attractive table of
contents selected from all the leading
foreign periodicals.
Among the most striking papers
are: The Unpublished Letters of
the Princess Charlotte :" Knaes
Sylyius Piccolomini, the famous Pope
Plus II. = Instinct with Ooriginal
Observations on Young Animals -
tine Year Of the Great Snow -
The Great Fairs, and Markets of
Europe - OLIVER Cromwell = -
Thoughts upon Government by
Arthur Helps; Sea Novels-Gap-
tain Mari, att" 1.-The Original
Prophet" by visitor to Salt Lake
City," Autumn Days in Stock
holm" Marriage in China" and
additional chapters of the striking
story, TOO Soon" by the author of
Patty"
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a good chance 10 do well but he was so
inaccurate aud unreliable that people
we're afraid 10 trust him. If he wrote
q deed, OF mortgage, or contract,
lie as sure either TO ltaye out ssnle-
thing or put in something 10 make il
All imperfect paper. He was q lawyer
without business, because he hacked
the noble quality of accuracy. just
across tie street from him was another
young lawyer, who was pmyerbial
for accuracy. lie was famous for seich
ing titles, aud when he wrote out the
history Of a title to piece of property,
II was taken for granted as just so.
His aim was absolute accuracy 10 every
thing. If lie copied conveyance, or
cited n legal authority or made a state
ment, ne aimed to do it exactly. The
consequence is, he is having a valua-
bic practice ut the bar, and is uniyer-
sally esteemed.
But" says some boy, "when / be-
come man, that is the way / shall
do. | mean to be very accurate.n
Perhaps so. / could tell better If
knew just how you do your work now.
There are several ways of getting a les
son. One is, TO get il "tulerably well {"
which does not cost much labor the
other way is to get it faultlessly well
which costs great deal of labor. a
boy can get Il general idea of his lesson
iii jiffy," but to get ii with accuracy
Is very hard, and requires both time
aud industry, Ifyou, my boy. to-day
are getting your lesson in slipshod
way, you will grow up a slipshod
man but, if to-day your habit is to get
every lesson with perfect accuracy,
will warrant you will do that way
when you become a man. How is it /?
-EC
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How TO &c, the Best Place.

SAW young man in the Office of
Western railway superintendent. He
was occupying position that four
hundred boys i'm that city would have
wished to get. 1t was honorable and
lit paid we'll" besides being i'm the
line of promotion. How did he get il?
Not by having a rich father, for he was
the son Of a laborer. The secret was,
his beautiful accuracy. He began "a
an errand boy, and did his work accu-
rately. His leisure time he used in
perfecting his writing and arithmetic.
After awhile he learned 10 telegraph.
At each step his employer commend
ed his accuracy, and relied on what he
did because he was sure 1T was just
right. And il is thus with every oc-
cupatiou. The accurate boy is the
favored one. Those who employ men
do not wish to be on the constant look
ont. as though they were rogues or
FOOLS. liza carpenter must stand at his
onrneyman's elbow TO besW his work
il right. dr if cashier must run over
his boak-keeper's columns, he might
=. WILL do the work himself as employ
o mother 10 do it in that way; and it is
very certain that the employer will get
ri,j of sieh an inaccurate workman as
..,or p p ,s~iiile.
knew such young man. lie had
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-08

Gone A,ray-Mr. Andrew FilIingcr
has purchased home near Hanson
Vile, Russell Co. Va. and ceases to
become a citizen Of Bristol. The
people among whom be has gone will
find him a nice gentleman. and cap
ital workman. lie has had the con-
tract for the carpenter work on Rey
nolds Hall, the finest building in our
town.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Saul, late OF Union, but
generally citizen of Bristol, goes to
Sweet water, Tenn. He is an excel
lent merchant, gentleman and n
good citizen.
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The Oldest and Best o the Eclectics.
1873.
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Or Kindertook RoaCI-A year ago
there was ordered levy. ont of which
TO contrrct the new road from Bristol
to Undertook. Why is it that there
has not been done towards it a lick Of
work. Will our township board rise
aud explain?
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Personal. We were pleased a few
days since to receive a call from Mr..
Douglass, Senior Editor of the Emory
Banner, and Rev. Mr.. Capell of En-
ury. Mr.. Capell has on several occa-
tions preached in our town and had
made a good impression. Mr.. Doug
lass promises we'll as an editor.
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SuIlits College BY recent act Of
the late Legislature Of Virginia
Mountain View High School ceases
TO exist and instead we have Sullins
College, regularly Incorporated and
ready to continue business.
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Wallie, is the taliSmanic name I'M
der which our citizens will hereafter
receive the fenst -four which ever
tempted Gods or men. 1t is made
Mt CampbeIrs mil! in our town and
Mr.. Waldie has purchased 4 new and
beautiful little Concord wagon which
he will use in delivering the great sta
pie, which in his hands has become
so beautiful and delightful. 4 nice
gentleman is Mr. Waldie.