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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-12

WASHINGTON PREsBYTERY. AT the meet
ing oil this Prcsbytery on Friday, Mr.. Nourse,
from the committee on home missions submit
ted Il report, of which the following is a syuop-
sis They are happy to report encouraging
progress III the missionary work IN Fairfax Co.,
Va. In accordance with the authority of the
prc>bytcry, granted at its f. meeting, Fails
church, in the village of the same name. has
received n separate organization, detachng 1t
from Townsville, the congregation of which
church support their pastor The Lewnsville
church, in connection with the residents OF
Vienna, are about to ask the settlement of an
other pastor over them. The congregations at
Clifton, Manassas and Nokesvile, Va, con
tinue to encourage their ministers by their
punctuaI aud full attendance and by their per-
sonal interest in church work. The stone
church edifce at Clifton is being finished. The
congregation, as yet, worship in the rear por-
ton Of the building The congregation
at Manassas are at present discouraged by
the failure of their just claim for prop
crty destroyed during the war, III consequence
Of the opposition made by persons un,
friendly to the church. They hope, however,
still to progress with their building through
the year. The disputed eldership question was
settled, and the complaint of the New York
| Avenue church sustained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-12
CHARLES ". GREEN,
7G King Street.
7 CE /!
ap 12-eo5t

ICE ICE. IcE'
Z. G. ATWELL
Having completed MS improvement in Mark"
space, has established m office and
ICE DEPOT
there, where ICE can be obtained from |" m
to D. IN. Orders left AT the Drug St"rr OF W.
Samuel Lunt, corner Of King and Washington
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
Wagons will deliver Ice daily to MI prlVn"
families ordering it. NH 81"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-12
LIST OF LETTERS

April II 1873 '''e
Persons calling for letters will say thov
vertiSed and give the date of the list "o'
If not called for within thirty DAYS they v.;u,
sent to the dead letter office, in W. sh;,.., "'
Ausken. Miss Nellie Lysh, Miss Janr;o
Anderson, Marthr LuckSons, Riley
Durrels, Mrs Emily Marshall. w II
Brooks, Mrs Florence McDonough, FN
Branson, Mrs II O Neal Mr.
Bryant, james Richardson. Jsnpi, L
Banicker, Maloney Rec, John l"
Beal, Oscar, col Stemrock. Csthar;ro
Brent, VIM E Smith, Miss Emm.
Crawley, Thomas, col Smith, Miss Il
Conner, Elizabeth Scott, Louis
Davis, Mrs Kate, col Sheperd, Miss susir
Geesling, Noah Travis, Rachael
Gordon, Mrs Eliza Taylor, Miss Low
Gibson, Susan, col Vandergrift Mis- " n
Grlgsby, John Vandergrift, Miss Xvi.
Hnrris, AlonZo White Andrew
J"vlns, Miss NJ A Washington, A NJ
jackson. Mrs Fannie + White Birri!
Lorsch, Henry Wood, Louisa. col
Lewis, Henri. 4 Whitney, Squire
LArrat, Hilkiah Watson, Mollie, ell
sp l2-lt n. p. TRIST, p. NJ.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-12

A MURDERER AND His VIcTIM--A school
exhibition was being given in Grant county,
Ind, known as "knot!y Corner. There
were several young men from Liberty town
ship, all more or less under the inhucnc, of Ii
quor Three OF the young men, named Scott.
Griffcy, and BaunSt got into quarrel with
man named Brads, and in the melee which
followed Grifay SHOT BradS in the side, iDhict
ing serious wound. Grifcy was arrested and
placed under bonds for his appearance at court
In few days he took sick with the ccrcbro-
spinal meningitis and on Sunday last he died.
and at the same hour, on the same day, his
victim, Brad<, died also, Of the wounds he re-
ccivcd at the exhibition. This is siguar
tragedy Scott and Bannistcr are yet under
bonds as accompllccs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-12
O. A K NJ w A n T Z d
A LEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY.

a ''DA A1' D"T' ". III 00"
NOTICE. 1.-The Annual General Meeting -
the Stockholders Of the Alexandria Cana t'"'
pnny will be held in the chamber "i thc '. -,
of Aldermen (New Market House IN '"t 49,, -
of AcxAndra on MONDAY, the 3th ""'
May, proxitno, ut II o clock IN: ~, ,r.rk
MP I-cOtd I. II. II LEi''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-12
10000

PRICE LISTS have been printed for circua-
ton. Cali for one, or send in the names OF ~
dies who might be Interested, and they will M'
mailed, postage paid.
l.:s" All goods and work warranted the h':.,
anL satisfaction guaranteed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-12

NJ Z W r | \ G u y "
The largest and best selected stock %
WALL PAPER,
BORDER and .,,,nrS
WINDOW SllAbi"'
ever offered in this city ut prr,S
.n- Us King street
DAMNED GOODS-Pcaches' f rn Lims
Fresh Salmon and Lobster, for sale : s SnS
- 'ho y iG,; and l7O King street.
CARDINES, French Mustard a mo- Li.srysnl
y and American Pickles rncelvr,in .n',S
for sale By AVERY u DA rr Alfred.
, 1873-06-01

A GOOD AND DWELLrLOCATED GROCERY STORE,
II with fixtures and stock hand for ase chenp good
given Inquire Mt G8 Arrher-av.. block
of I61st.d.st.
, 1873-06-01

A MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE IN
IA city OF DO nhaban.s. doing good buainess;
ssssnn ToT particulars address, 1or one Toek Ca1rier
30. Chicago P. O.. LII.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
Information Wanted-An Orphan Boy
Seeks his Kindred,

We have been reqre.te to askSfor
information respecting the family OF d
Mr.. Hearn. 1t seems that ono G gorge
Hearn married Mary Birge, Feb. lst,
1852. One son, George, was horn in
teb:, 1853, and another, Sidney, it
April, 1854.
The parents moved from parts uu
known into strange and thinly set,
tied country. The father, mother and
one child, soon afterwards died, not
telling any one whence they came.
Some of the neighbors kindly took
charge of the remaining child, who is
now about grown up, and 10 anxious
to know something of bis kindred.
Ills parents died about seventeen
years ago. 1t is thought possible
that the father may have been a fuei.
tive from Mississi ppi or Tennessee o.
ANY Information on tie subject NAV
be sent to the South Carolinian office,
Columbia, s. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
An Interesting and Painful Surgical
Operation SUCCESSFULLY Performed.

Yesterday morning Dr.. John 7.
Darby, assisted by Dr.. Edward
Smith, succeeded in extracting a min.
ME ball from tho body of Senator
Smith, Of Barnws veil, whore it has been
Embedded since in 1864, when Mr..
Smith received a wound in the assa a. It
by the Confederate forces on Fort
Hasrison. The ball was not found at
the time and tho wound healed, but
the presence Of the ball has been a
rource Of constant irritation to the
luugs since. During a recent sever.
attack Of pneumonia induced by the
late severe weather, Dr.. Darby wrs
called in, and upon examination Of
the p.tiont beoawe satisfied that the
ball was tho chief source of the dis
order, and determined upon the bold
measure Of removing it. Tris he did
yesterday by making an iuoiSiou into
the back Of the patient, and rcmov;us
tho ball from its contact With ID"
right lung. Senator Smith refuse,.
to be placed under the iptlusnce OF
my OF the anesthrtio ngents while
undergoing the operation, and sub,
mit1sd to the painful ordeal with a
fortitude which greatly contributed
~ the success OF the operation 49,
Carohnian.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
Pacific Guano Company
CAPITAL 81 0OO.Oo0)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC HUANO.

This GUANO is now so well known in nil
the Southern States for its rrn,u, knbc cf.
fccts MS an agency for increasing the pro.
ducts of lnbor as not 10 r'anirc special
rccomm chdnlion trom us. lis use Tor scv.
on years rnst has established its chnrac,.y
for reliable excellence. The largest fixed
capital invested by the Company in ibis
trade affords III" surrst guarantee Of the
continued excellence Of this = rno.
The supplies put into mark his season
are. rs heretofore. prepared under tic per.
sonal surcrint nhcnce Of Dr.. -. Juli,n
Ravcncl, hcmist IF the Company at
Charleston, 5. G., hence planters may rest
assured that IT'S qualify and compositioni
precisely The saInc as that heretofore sold.
J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. G..
JNO. s. REESE II CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TERhs-$58 cash; $53 time, without in.
terost.
TO accommodate planters they can order
now and have nntil the 1st Of April 10 dc.
eide ns to whether they will take at time or
cash price. When delivered from the Fac
tory by the carload no dray, &C will be
charged.
nov 23-3in
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
Repairing King Street.

Inspector Lucas has comm menced
tearing up the cobble stones in King
street, between Wentworth and Hasel
streets, with view to repsving the
street with tho Ballet pavement.
This consists of small blocks Of wood
grooved and tongued to ft closely to.
gciher, which are laid down With tho
narrowest edge up2ermost. This Ia
said to make much smoother and
better pavement than ,obbIe stonss.
The coat is about $l.60 per square
yard Charleston Nsws
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
Irish Potatoes.

Tho Irish people are tho greatest
potato eaters in the world, and know
all about cooking that fne esculent.
We copy their mode Of boiling pota-
toes from an 1srish paper "Put the
potatoes in pot or kettle without q
lid or cover, and water just sufficient
tocover thom. After the water come.
nearly to boil pour it off, and re
place it with cold water, into which
throw good portion of salt. The
cold water sends tho heat from the
surface OF the heart and makes the
potato mealy. Aftor they are boiled
and the water poured off let them
stand on the FIRE fifteen minutes to
dry"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

~ uhequaii,d by Any Known remedy. IL
viii eradicate, extirpnte nd thoroughly dc
ssroy oil poisonous substances in The Blood
MD will effectually dispel all prcdis posi-
ton to bilious arrangement.
ls there want Of ncrion in your liver and
Spleen Unlcss relieved nt once, the blood
becomes impure by decIcrous sccrc,ons.
producing scrofulous or skin diseases,
blotches, Felons, Puslulcs, Cankcr, PIN.
pies, &c., &c.
Have you Dyspcptic Stomach ? Unless
digestion is promptly aided the system is
debiliiated with loss Of vial force, poverty
Of Blood, Dropsical Tendency, General
Weakn ,ss or Lassitudc.
Have you Weakness Of The Inte.tincs
You are in danger Of Chronic Diarrhra or
the dreadful inflammation Of the Bowels
HIVE you weakness Of the Uterine or
Urinary Organs? You must procure instant
relief CIR you are liable 10 suffering orse
than death.
Are you detected, drowsy, sluggish or
dcpreaaed in irLs, with headache. back
ache. co"ied tongue and bal tasting rnoutb1
For certain remedy 70, MI Of :,rsc dl l.
cn,es. weaknesses and troubles: for clean..
ing md purifying tho vliiated blood md
ircpariinG vigo, In ~ The yitni forces; for
fni'di'" W and restoring the weakened
cons, lion ,sc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
EVERY WED>ArESAa<4X,
kmpostauI-if fMe.

The Savannah Republican, in pub
aishiug $ho following paragraph 70.
marks eve frequently have to 60
abroad to get informstIon about our
selves aud hero is very striking illus
tration Of this truth. In tAe New
York South We find the Following
statement, which will be nows to our
people, and most probably to Govern.
or Smith himself"
a project is now on fuot 60 annex .
part Of South Carolina TO Georgia.
Tho people directly interested in the
scheme are willing to ;it, and it is un-
tlerstood that Governor Moses Of
South Carolina also favors it. A
Commission will be appointed by
Governor Moses, who will ak for "a
similar Commission from Governor
Smith. These two Commissions wili
fketch out some basis Of annexation.
Iho territory proposed to be annexed
embraces Ooonee and Piokcns Coun.
ties, commencing at Andefsonville
and running the Seneoa River, tn en- CO
20 tho North Carolina line, South
Carolina reserving tho right to fsh,
eto., in said Tugalo aud Seneca
Rivers. This territory was originally
what was known as old Pickens Dis .
t riot. Two very thriving towns, Wal.
halta and Pendletop, will be thrown
In Georgia under the oess;on of this
territory. One Of those counties-
aiokens. We beliove-paid $4,000
State tax last year.
Tho information contained in tho
above paragraph is news to us, and
Nc think it will be to Governor Mose o
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
Grand Firemgn's Parade.

The parade Of the Augusta Fire
Departmsn:, this spripe, promises TO
be one Of tho grandest affairs Of The
kind which has ever taken plsoe ,u
that city. 1t vii. come off on IT., 81
of May, iu addition to the usual D.
vade and iospeoti"n there vii! be o
contest for h .ndsome pr.x,s. lnvi.a
tlons will be sant 90 companies IT,
Rom., AtheuE Atlanta, Sstannsb
and Charleston.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
THE FA1AF FxELu HEAA

the leading physicians of other Countries
With Wonderful remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair tho digestive
organs by cathar,ics md physics. thcy give
only temporary relief indigestion, fatu
lency md dySpcrtia with piles and kindred
diScns cs arc sure 10 follow The r use.
Keep the blood pure and health is asSur
oil.
JOHN @ KELLlGG,
IS Plat St, N. y, Sole Agent for u s.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send :or cir.
cnlar. feb II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

The Guide is published Quarterly. 25
cts. pays for the year. which Is mor half
the cost. Those w o afterwards send NON
~ TO the amt unit Of One Dollar or more for
Seeds may also order rs cts worth cx,rn--
the price paid for the Guide The First
Number Is beautiful riring rlnns for mnk-
ing Rural Hom,s, Dining Table Dccora-
tions. Window Gardens. &C., md mass
OF information invaluable TO the lover of
flowers. $50 pages on fine tinted pnrcr.
sone 500 Engravings and e.'perb COLI, I'd
Plate and Chrome, Cover. The First Edition
Of 100000 just printed in English and
German.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

We will ray all agents $40 Per week
cash, who will engage with us at once
Everything furnished md expenses paid
Address, A. COULTER s. CO., Charlotte,
Mich,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
WANTED.

lfyou wish 10 buy Sewing Machine for
family use. or act MS agent, address WASH
INGTON SEWfNG MACHINE LO., Boston,
Mnes
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

respectfully inform the citzons of Fair
fleld that have established myself noxt
door TO f. Elders. where I am prepared 10
furnish anything in the Tn end Stove line,
Tho patronage Of tho public is solicited.
jan r, NJ. DUNLEVY,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
Carolina National Bank,

Carolina National Bank,
GOR.SNl6s1A. s. G..
Capital Ste ck Paid In, 100000
B"ar6 Of Directors.
l.. D. Childs, Pres Ino. T. narby
j w. lkcr, Vicc-Prcs. 4. V. Wallace
e.. D. Melton. Soicitcr .lno s. Wiley.
x. O'N"nlc. Jr., Z. Hope.
". B. Gulick, Cashier.
G Ir dell, Asst Cashier
n addition to The ordinary and usua
i business Of Backing. ihe Cai olnh M
Iional Bank Of Eoiunhin :. G.. issues In
tcrcst bcaring Certificates for any amount
payable on demand, and hearing s:ren pc,
cent. interest from d. tc. interest col ccta
bic every six mnnths. if the ccrtiGcntc In.
not been previously prescn'ed. Deposit,
IN gold received on saincteru.a. and int errai
paid in kind. Oepositors have all the ad
vantages Of
A SAVINGS ANE&,
and the safcty Of their deposits j. guaran
tced ny raih-up capital Of Three Wundrco
Thousand Dolinrs. Persons having funds
which they wish 10 invest temp. ,nriIy. will
lind this saf" means Of investment, re
turnna ale upon demand. and always ready
for use should more profitable invest
inert offer.
Rrmittnnces may he made by Express
and Certificates will he returned by mail
without delay.
Columbia. S. c.. Nov. ii, 1872.
nov 2l-t3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
nY
D. r. Fienniken.
nov 8
DISSOLUTION,

fNHE eopartnership heretofore existing
L between the undersigned, under tho
firm name Of J. E. Curtis 4 Co has bocn
dissolved. J.E, CURTIS.
II. NJ. DUNLEyY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
Wells Carbolic Tablets.

Worthless limitations are on the mark ct
but the Only scientific preparation of Car
bolic Acid for Lung Diseases IL when chem.
ically combined with other well known
remedies, rs in these TABLETS. and all pnr.
tiex are cautioned against using any other.
In all cases Of irritaiion of The mucous
membrane these rAabErs, st,oulN he freely
used. their cleansing and healing proper.
ties are astonishing.
Dc wnrned never neglect cold. it is
easily cured in it's incipicnt state, when it
becomes chronic tho cure is exceedingly
difflce!t. aso Wells Csrbolic Tablets MS 4
specific.
JOHN 9. KELLOGG. 18 Pla;t 81. N. T.,
Solo Agent for the U. S. Prico 25o. per
Rox. Send for Circular.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
re: w GOODS,

y USr received, PlaM IIsmesrnhs, and =
OF. osnahnrgs. Tickingt. Blenched and
Brown Shrlings, l0-4 Bleachrd aud Brown
Sheetings. We would aso invite The nt
tcntioa Of the public to our unusually
large stocks Of Ladies, Misss. and Chill. .
drcns Shoes, Gents and Boys Boots and
Shoes, the price Of which VIC guarantee 10
be ms low ns can be found anywhere.
In order to make room for our Sprin6
Stock, VIC ctcr great Inducements in Dress
Goods, Clothing and other Winter Goods.
We also keep Oh hand a large stock Of
Hardware.
MoMASTER & BRICE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
DON'T

Do deceived, but for coughs. colds, sore
throat hoarsSness Aud bronchial difficulties
nae ottv
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07
Sell Goods at q Low Figure,

and at uniform rates and shall ndeavor
few articles and make selling articles for
than they worth have located here permanently the @
facilities Tor dong Grocery business and
fair and honorable ready mistake
intend to keep only
and yeaTS--always thanking them for their patronage
shall make the prices
70 all who may be pleased paton distinctly an
dcrsooi that when SELL Goods h'ni to hare pay than
e22n5y T.. DOOIITTIE
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

The undersigned es leave to advise the public wishing
purchase foods IN nus inc IN particular that they will
assortment OF Goods of best quality None but
All goods sold at this establishment
ed and ~.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07
EIUNTIN&TO
Office of the Central Land Company
OF VEST VIRGINIA.
The City of Huntington,
On THE OHIO RIVER.

Ta city which river inua.,
d and G we? a nns fS part of it laid out
,ran. Gi'"~. "' " attracting to '' large population Some
:, . sa 'i P. ? i: sos e OF the Ss
i, the months thus Eighteen tU
,, s @ s T T i a r @s i +, s ono
& % sD 5 %s.o p
KHAN nh' b a[i r If os% % PSms a. road the
c5~,t c@sa, g es @ Ra a %i %S ca, , b H%f
%poautf ssaneso ~S 11 S
Of the ciesp Ea and
, q 5t Hns IN s; Immediate ,ss y ;s % :;,:s,. s
road will Great RUa~ba AND
'9s pgi9 h'; .S 'i .6
Here & "S%ani'i as and end. afn,'' that ''d
Railroad s1 t a3, c."
Ssr ana % S p 9 nat Vet 1SS 9ss1,sa r point sDs
P%es s, NO s INVITING ly ssn be- uS nfns n the CITY o.,
proprietor "poo piso tni s ss,sG1
e%i ,f ,ns ;,ss. for a. s : @'
easd S d5no 2ss soo"sS si sns ss1s'
.Sd'' I,SS 5 sis vii i , Pre- 6
ga 3 s a al S ssa N, ss sass.l s, s :2
leaning @ois5s io a a.t,a1 s'5
I g; S lot s3S F' y from $50 to = $50 each according
day.: i,r,,r5 i as may pa, 5S'y per- .a @
ao" d5 90, p S t. ,5 ri, RT s per-
reo made 'c dance . , ,+s .
b th I9rsae+ j, ,ausi 1hd o. Che lot ra', @
intention Of te onssai
a5 .S sas s ;e'S % for Fisoss s M F''
md .oc... 10y Of "e Si7. ' i SsSs
rs, ar, Ohio g aao,fo}i
.i ' rlS .a,. y , so's'; 's 1 par
Gos's s saos ' o 5 s., s,a G sd Y MADE
49, a,,5 .Paa application person. or letter, to s,a,,
I RW En mons General ssas superintendent.
JAMES TRACY Secretary S23 I, sure
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

T y - 60
INSTRUCTORS
JAS. +. MOSCOW, A. NJ, Principal.
BESJ. II. THACxsroS, 4. NJ. let Assistant.
Miss CARRIE CoorER, End Assistant.
Miss Ida DEEiSe. 5rd Assistant
Miss NANxiE Love-. Music and Drawing
Mrs. 5. c. MAsoS, Model school
Mr.. J. J. MoScuET, Modern Languages.
There are three Departments-Prisaary, Nor
NAL and Academieal.
THE ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
Include a full course Of English and Classical
studies adapted TO ft young people for adj
vaneed standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT..
The arrangement Of studies. and the meth.
DDS Of instruction used, are intended 10 fnr-
Lish the students with lst. 4 thorough knovl-
edge of the branches commonly taught in the
schools of the state "a, knowledge Of the
principles of education aud Of the art Of ap-
plying them to practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Primary Department is so arranged rs
to constitute a model school. aud intended TO
afford a practical cxempliheation of the prin
eiples and methods in efficient course Of
Normal training.
ENPENSES.
Tuition students in Preparatory Normal add AGA
demiell DePa meni'. per term ........ 10 90
Less than n, per week ..-..... 90
continEen &c payable y all staisnts' per term 90
Lessons on piano, including use Of in,tfument terra
OF IL weeks, two lesson, per week - 1. 90
French and German each per tefm. ...... 3 90
Tuition payable strictly IN advance .........
BoArding-with use OF room per ~esk ...... lag
Fuel and Light .... ............. ...... iS
Winter term per week . 60
Washing per dozen ....-....-..... .......... Sc
Students rooms are furnished with stove.
bedstcad, mattrass, washstand, table. two
chairs, washbowl, pitcher, pail, looking glass,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-03
An Extraordinary Murder.

The journals of Bordeaux Contain &C.
counts Of an extraordinary homicide in the
Palace of Justice of that city. A man
named Cautau had been tried for attack
ing, some months previously, ono Trenit,
with billhook. Although the wounds
inflicted had been rather serious, yet 40 it
was shown that the complainant bore a
very Indifferent character, AID that Cautau
was an inofensive man, who had been
provoked by tho jeers Of Ibis neighbors
concerning his coDjugal misfortunes, the
Court only sentenced him to fine Of 200
francs. lie, nevertheless, appeared great.
" vexed Ut the condemnation, but he left
the bar, and another case was going on
when great excitement was caussd by the
report of two pistol. shots on the lobby
outside. Cautau, it appeared, had met bis
adversary, TRENT, and the son Of the latter,
u young man Of twenty five, and drawing
u revolver from bis pocket, had fired At
each of them. Ono ball merely grazed
the blouse of tho father, but the other
entered the breast of the son, killing him
on the spot. The assailant was seized and
taken back to the Court, where he wa
questioned, but he manifested no rogre
whatever Ut his crime. He was removed
il, CUSTODY.