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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Editor CuRoNIcLE:-I would be
glad through your columns to return
my thanks to the citizens OF Toledo
and vicinity for the patronage cx.
tended 10 me by them, and also to
commend 10 my iorm,r patrons, AMI
all believers in Homeopathic melica-
tion, DR.. w. w. SousrEE, a young
man who comes to US will recon
mended aud giving evidence OF snpe
rior merit. a. Z. RicKRY:
Toledo, Iowa. Sept. 80 1878.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
TIL. Billiard Match, between y

&. The Billiard Match, between W.
|E Appellate aud S D. Dye, played
at Merchants Hall lama City, last
Friday evening for q $500 purse,
resulted in favor OF Applique. Dyes
-chalIcnge provided that he would
give odds Of 500 in 1900 points, and
NJ the time AppeIgatc made 1909
Dye lad made l2II.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

We have received . copy Of the
Premium List OF tho Agricultural
Association of lama County also a
complimentary ticket to 49,. @'e'
annual fair TO be held at Toledo, Oh
Wednesday. Thursday AMI Friday Of
next week, Oct. l, 2 aud 3. The list
OF Premiums seems TO be wei. ar
ranged, and it the weatiler should
prove tavo. able there should be a
large exhibition OF tie products OF
the county. lama is one OF the best
counties in the State, Alphabetically
speaking. and is AS we'll able TO get
up a good Fair as any Of it's neigh
borr. A. J.. Wheaton is President
and W. IL. St,yers, Secretary
PoStotlice address Ioledp.- Belle
PIatne Un,on.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Peter Musical Monthly is before
US, tull OF choice music suited to the
tastes OF persons OF all or no rclig.
ious inclination.
Address j. L Peters.
$50 Broalwa, N. Y.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Ii .nu "A one u those Mnlin.
Wagons Call on Cam ry Sc Sol. soon.
Thy are gong "f lively, half Of the
Ca Load already Sold. They asso
have q tnll stock uf JuA II Deere and
Furst & Bradley Flows. 38 40.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

The FAIR.-We present to the
readers Of THE CnEvNIc.E, a full re.
port OF the fai held at Tama City
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Extra copies Of The CHRONICLE, con
tanning the report for sale a. this
%"ffic., aud at the City B ok Store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

ATTENTION. SpoRrsME>.-Berg.r &
Yciser have secured some very fine
double barrtlieh shot guns. Call and
examine them before purchasing else
where. They also sell ammunition.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Parker d Lewis have the best as
sortment OF plow- in the county Tor
fall work. Peru City, Deere & Cos.
Ottawa Clipper, Dixon, Cast cast
steel, etc. Look at their plows and
get their prices before YOU buy.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

NoTicE.-Ail persons indebted to
me are requested to call aud settle
their accounts at their earliest posi-.
bic convenience. All book accounts
must bc settled by Oct. Is. as |
p,ct TO close up business IN this place
~ that time.
NJ p,m.,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Mrs. Crllt received the special
premium Of Ten Dollars, offered by
Rev. q. A. Holmes, tor The hes,
Firkin OF butter exhibited at the Far.
last week. E.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

MERCHANT TAlLoEiNc.-If you want
q suit of nice clothes. mado Of new
goods, and that will lit yon perfectly.
call on G. G. Bu,,kcreit, in the Brick
building formerly occupied ny II.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

GoSE 70 CoxEssESos,-Rsv r N
Earhart sndsA.C Hickey have gouc
to Cedar Rapids, to attend Confer.
ence, now ID setssion at thaA place.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

A large drove OF cattle passed
through this place last Saturday ON
route for Grinncll. Another drove
passed through on Monday.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
Builders Notice.


Notice is hereby given that a
School- House is to be built for District
No. I, Perry township, in lama Co.
aud State OF Iowa, according to plans
aud specifications now in my Office,
aud that tho contract will be let as
soon as practicable to the lowest re.
sponslble bidder. The Board OF
Directors, reserve the right to reject
any aud all bids that many not meet
their approval. JAS l.. Bull.
Priest. Board of Direct ors.
Traer, lama Go, Iowa. Sept. 24,'7
80 10.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
Monthly 1spors.

+. The following is a summary report
Of the several departments Of the
public schools, orlhe mouth cnding
Friday, September 26. 1t the at.
tendance and punctuality W not
what they should be, VIC hope
parents will second our efforts in
improving them. However, We can
hardly hope Tor Improvement whi!o
excuses are 30 easily obtained and 50
plenty. II a pupil is absent . hat
day, an excuse tor such Is necessary
to satisfy the teacher tlsat he is alb.
sent with the consent OF the parents.
but it eau by no means, erase the ab.
sehce from our record.
First Primsrv-Mrs. Gallon, Tea.
Average number belonging, 60
Average daily attendance, Cos
Number halt days absc1ces, 335
Number OF Tarhincsses 81
Perccn,ag. in attendance ST.
Percentage in pnnctual,tY 0S-1
Second Primary Mrs. Coat.f,
Teacher -
Average number belonging ALL
Average daily attendance 3S-l
Number halt days absences la
Numhor at tardlnesses 10
Percentage in attendance 92-3
Percentage in punctuality 99-3
Third Primary Miss Hollings.
head. Teacher. Mot in session first
week
Average number belonging 1913
Average daily attendance 42-9
Number hall days absences l04
Number Of tariinesses 10
Percentage 81 attendance 02-S
Percentage II %puactuality 9c-6
Intermediate Dcpt.-Miss Frazee,
j CaC .ttI - M"
Average number belonging 1876
Average daily attendance 1913
Number halt days absences ITS
Number OF TardincsSes n
Percentage OF attendance 80
Percentage Of punc,uality 0S-7
Higher Departmcnt-Miss Musscr,
Assistant -
Average number belonging :65-2
Average daily attendance Gig
Number halt days absences 1871
Number OF tardinpsses 80
Percentage III attendance 94-9
Percentage OF punctuality 0S-S
Total III all departments -
Average number belonging 1852
Average daily attendance 2l2-7
Number half days absences 81
Number ut tardinesses ll0
Percentage in at, tendance 91-3
Percentage in punotuality 9S-6
ANnprua Dr;,o;,aI
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Hon. John A. Kasson who was
booked for q sperch at this place
Tuseday night did cot put in an ap.
pearance.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Over 90 Cooper Wagons sold
in Tama county in tho past Is
months, and still they go. Parker
4 Lewis, who sell them have Just
received q carload atTama, aud al.
so one at Traer. All goods are war.
rantei. Il
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

100000 of the best brick over
burned in lama County fol sale in
largo Or small qaan,itics at W, 9.
WaAers'. sd
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

No Scuoota EsrnAr.-Tttst tho
'eachers and sctolafs Of us public
schools nay ahssss an crpertnnisy asf
visiting tho Jair,. i.ctc viii be no,
schoohFfideg RS
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

The lama County Sabbath School
Convention. will he held st Waltham,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. %
and 20.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Fine Mess Mackerel At w. e,
Walters.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
THE FAIR.
THE FAIR.
Adjournment Of One Day.
Fine Weather, and a Good
Display in Most De.
partmentS.

List of Stock and Agricultural ImpA.
meats on Lrhibtt,on and q glance at tho
Interior Of tho Hal.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Elijah Gallon docs not succeed Z.
wilkinson in tho grocery business.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

AtAxs Hocss.- rEe fatal, former.
y known as the Foster House."
mas been christcnul Adams House.
ne hotel has bon well. Cited up,
enl IS now unie, gco1 management
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Walter Bradbrook has a mammoth
sign at his clothing store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

California Salmon-,hr best fish
in the world-at w. c. Walters.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

The Fair opens to-day with flatter
ing prospects.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

We notice that Parker & Lewis
nave just one J. r, NANNY mower
unsold. Can have the reaper attach.
cd another year. They also have
two Keystone sulky rakes yet. Call
and get one. Also Keystone aud
Sand shclIcrs-bcs, in the mar.
ket. 1888
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

That ffeIeh Note Paper has ar.
rived. A. j. Wo,lw oRru
City Book Store Toledo. Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

For Coal. Lime and Salt so to W,
c. Walters.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
The Turf, &C.. &C..

According to announcement before
made III these columns, the lama
County Agricultural Society he'd rs
regular Annual Far on the Socieiy's
Grounds, South of Tsma City last
week, bu. in consequence iol the in'
clcm,nent weather OF "Wednesday,
an adjournment OF one day was made
Thursday thus becoming the first,
and Saturday the last, instead OF
w Wednesday and Friday, as originally
intended. The FIRST day, like the
first day Of all fairs, was largely de-
voted to placing articles in their
proper places.
The number OF visitors. was no,
large, and the exercises Of the day
we're without special feature.
Early Friday forenoon, people
from the county commenced gath
sring in, aud by noon . large numb' I
OF visitors were on the grounds,
Throughout tho afternoon the hall
was full of visitors, tho ampitheatre
crowded, besides a large numbc,
who occupied seats in buggics and
carriages about the race.course
which was the centre OF attraction
Saturday was 80 mucI. like
Friday. both 10 regard to tho teature'
and tho attendance, that wo need
make no further comment upon th'
Fiep4ate days.
With these f.w general remarks
we proceed to review moro minutel,
the various departments, hegianinl
| with The
ve ".xosLs HORSE"
J VNY.# 80
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

-. D''auSH Y. :. So pf A"Hi. 2
Ell. Carmichael, bk. m. Topsy, 3 8
Dolly took first money, Sleepy
Tom second, and Topsy third.
Time, $40. --
For the citizens purse OF $50, e25
first, SIS second aud $40 third, open
to hors 8 that never beat 3 minutes,
there were four entries. See below
mile heats, best three in five:
Below is the result:
A. w. Thompson, 8. g., H,ck.
DRY Jim. 3244
D. Bealc b. 6. Tiger, 1922
II. Solemau, c. &. Captain
links all
w. II. Stivcrs, D. &. Prince, 4333
Captain Jinks took frs: money,
Tiger second, and Prince third.
Time, sos, 300, 3:D7, 500.
-Four entries were ais" made for
the citizens purse OF S35, els first,
$l2 second AID IS third. Open 10
horses That never lnat $50. Mile
hpsls, best tn, &c in five.
The result is s%uhjoined:
Ben. nayIof's blk s lis !
G. b. Bralshaw's g M 2322
VIM. Hardm's 8 & 32l3
Grifith's b III 4
Hayiors horse took first monay,
Bradsha VS. second, and Hardin's the
third.
Time. 3,15, $50, $50, 1921.
The sweepstakes lroi.iong match
tor a purse 81 $5O-$25 FIRST, $l5 sec
ond, $40 third. took place on Satur.'
day. Mile heats, beat 3 in 5. A w.
Thompson entered s Hooky jun.
Henry S"leman cg Captain links.
and Dennis Beale Big Tiger. B. low
is the result
Tiger, 3ll2l-
Captain Jlmks, 81 ID. 1928
Hooky jim. 233l2
Tiger took frs, money, and as the
score shows, Captain Jinks and
Hooky Jim were a",ic,'
Time, 1913, 1913, 3.13, 3.14, 3,17.
The running a c tor the Socl.ty's
purse OF $l5-$l0 first and Is SOC.
ond-halt mile heats, best 8 in S. was
witnessed by a large crowd. For
this the following entries mad:
sg Texas Ranger, by John Clark
blk IN, Black Dolly. by G S. Bod.
fish, and b IN. Sleepy Kate, by o.
Brown. Tho last was Withdrawn
alter second heat.
The SCORE stood
Texas Ranger, 32ll !
81 ack Dolly l1222
Sleepy Kate, 23
Ranger took FIRST money, Black
Dolly second.
Time, l IN 81 SEQ. l IA.
Another running race for q S45
purse, $50 frat. SIS second 80 third.
| mile heats, best two in three was run
Saturday afternoon.
The xcOlc wal "A follows
O. Browns b . Sleepy Kate. 2 l l
4. Hardin's b 9 Hunki Dori, lag
w. w. Browns bn 8 Brown
Billy 8
Time 2:o2 2:4o. 2:O7,
The second heat was anything but
interesting, even to those who are
friendly to running races winch We
are not. In this heat Hunk Dori
threw rider. who escaped injury.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Wh'.e at the fair last week, A.
Jackson sold q yearling shor,-horn
bull to John Mccormick for $500.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
a.. folsao Ghroniele,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Court House is being painted
and pc,sciled.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
".xoBLs HORSE"

Hero we iud VIM. Young exhib,
ting a family OF "A. Of iifsrent ages,
VIM. aRp.s.l span Of aue matched
mares. ! mare and ecits 1 yearaiug.
aud ono 2 year.old; Joseph Allard.
a family Of s horses =; F. Alexander
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

Burg, l inii.'lggcL snip. length
about Irst; MISS Allie Can.
non, l case OF millinery goods; J.
IL. S.ni,n, same ; AID Thompson,
one case OF periumery. A large
number Ut pl ces OF crochet work,
and q few superb wax flowers, and
many other ARTICLES were exlibin d
which might we'll bear mention
among the list vi things found in
the hall
The Fruit Department contained
but few varieties, but the deficiency
was made up in the pantry store
world.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02


To enumerats all the articles here
found, together with the namss Of
,hs exhibitors, would require 0
space than can we'll be given A. this
time; but as there were come things
worthy OF special mention, wo will
give o partial list
j. II. Brooks exhibited a fine col.
lection ri geologic specimens-3 tins
Eol pain.ingS ? vases. Drusssls rug.
and ! robe. made OF l6 fox skins
placed in = radiated torn. y. A.
Hall. 2 very nice wreaths, l feather
and flower; q. D. Terry. 8 organs;
o. y. BellmveE. ! Estey. | BurLetts
aud I Packard; Psnrose q Palks. I
stoves and tiuware : Snidsr 4 Vents
4 nico assortment Of furniture Jas
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
THE aE WING MACHINE

men were OH the spot, presenting the
claims OF their respective machines
tor popular favor, and the ladies
were so numerous a. t. CT. at. Is do
sire TO be transto, med iut0 a sewing
machine agent, duriogM air time, at
least. The merry hum Of five Vince.
Ter & Wilson machines was To be
h ard, and Thomson showed to good
a Vantage the superior work that can
he done by that excellent machine.
The Weed machine was represented
hy VIM. Clark, ana the Davis by NJ.
5. Purinton.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-27

REORGANIZATION often We have
eard business men ccnsured for dilatori-
ess in keeping their appointments, or for
allure in keeping their engagements for
ne delivery of goods, etc. Tailors, shoe
nakers, millirers and dressmakers. seem
p receive the lions share of this cepsure .
ut 1t ID by no means confined to them
Ielng applicable, more or less, to parties
tngaged IN almost every branch Of trade.
me lack OF punctuality is seemingly one
the least excusable evils to which hu-
PANTY is addicted. 1t is astonishing, after
III tie experiences to which people have
zen sonJected, and the annoyances which
'ssociatlons. and even whole communities,
ave suffered through tie lack of this one
uality, Which seems SO necessary to the
nooth running of the machinery of every-
|hy life, that it should receive SO little at
fntlon In daily affairs. Its yalue cannot
ESTIMATED by single occurrence, or by
pc days duration, but by its constant re-
2ghltion IN the innumerable transactions
u i tin. Every man is to some ex-
nj dependent on his neighbour, let his 20
tlon In life be what ii may. 1t win thus
seen now important it is that his every
fgagement should be promptly met. in
|oer that the utmost confidence NAV be
|aceo In one another. On the other hand. |
nature OF, or delay in, the performances
MS anty IN this respect, not only posi-
tSJoAy OA IuOs6 With whom he |
Fals, but also upon himself, by indulgence
so pernicious habit. Punctuality is of |
utmost importance to the success of |
|ery one, and the only reason for the lack
IL IN some persons is want of energy or
|rnestness. They make rash promises.
thout due consideration as to whether
ey can fulfill them their procrastinating
a p,5 makes them late in everything they
tempt to do. Besides being a source Of
ntinual annoyance, such persons seldom
70 any emlnence in life; we lose conf.
zee nee IN them, and thus the reverse of
nenTe zee is generally the result in their
Be. This fact, together with the record
many distinguished men who have at
outeo their chief success to the obee,v-
ie OF pnnctuality, should be caution to
ke no promises or engagements which
y have not at least reasonabIe mos
u OF fulfilling. By the observance of
|ssuggestlon they will establish for them
yes a reputation that will be at least
PnomiSt.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-27

|P ,nai is a Scotch Irishman, and a
lneh Presbyterian his intimate friend
|rlcs, Is an IrishmaD, without the Scotch
aeyout Catholic. Mike had never
p inside a Roman Catholic Church.
pgh often urged by Pat to try it.n AZ
En- curiosity overcame Mikes scruples.
ne accompanied his friend to High
Is at the Cathedral. The gorgeous
- a, on tne priests, the burning of incense,
a aI1 decorations, Latin prayers, etc,
in perfect silence fer some time" be vas
|Pmpletely dumbfounded. At LENGTH he
Eed to his friend, who was seriously en-
eo IN his devotions, and WHISPERED
Pc TINS beats the 0uld Divil!D dTNaf,e
|nttnt'on," says Pat, and went on cross
himself as devoutly as before.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-27
Total, Northumberland. 4
Now, tell me the total of it,

NOW, tell me the total of it,
Charley, after little explanation, be-.
Egan, and by multiplying, found out the fig
lures marked opposite each article, and
|addlpg, found that the little baby had cost
|the lady S22sl 90.
How much money! the boy exclaimed
|ther.
aDo you think you could pay as much ~
sob, no! l have just one dollar grandpa
|Eave me-"
Well, but, my boy, do you know YOU
owe all this, and much more, to Kind
|lady 2"
n Charley started.
Ives Are you not just twelve years
PC and what kind lady nursed you,
|ciothed and taught you thought Charley
Eorgot who DID all this for him, when he
put on a sulky face this morning.
The little face was bent downwards, and
covered with bushes.
Let me sec your account. There is
fomethlng more to put down. For twelve
pears mamma has loved you, watched over
you, prayed for you! No money can tell
Pow much this love and these prayers are
Forth When you grow up, you might pay
POUR other debt, but can you ever nav
mamma for her lover"
Charles eyes filled with tears. twill
pot behave SO again. 1 can never pay what
nave cost my dear mammal
When his mother came home, Charlie !
moved her the account. Sho kissed him.
md said, lovingly, sob, if nv Charlie |
grows up to be good man, / shall be we'll |
paid for all !-Guardian Angcl.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-27

,h rTiptagatlon of the Faith to ,rbich the Ca
sn nu'0S s or every land contribute their little
mnr;a mlsnt not we, nay, should we not,
s southern negroes. a special branch Of this
s;oclety, or distinct, but similar associa-
t t,op, Ior the collection of funds to promote
one great work of their conversionf VIII,
uGIelesiastical appreciation, boxes might be
p p@iea WITHIN our churches, and circles or
souls. With an object which should 40
u coM mend itself to us, the contributions
snouid be large. Small or large. tbev
you G19ld 40 at least something in this great
tivate. "A ou'y /" c"i-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-27
EDUCATIONAL
WONG LADIES ACADEAY
DiHECEION OF THE URSr1J .tNrs
Two Niles below New Orleans

, and ms ,, Institution, which the ,nn.,,,.,,.
than have kindly favored shss
wiliaherefan to ho introduced to public nnt r
by rscrs,s. on , Of Il. plan Of
by the Ladies IN object constantly ken. in vs
and the or%ins Of their pupils minds W
as to '8 ha, to Of polite and porsmens
pSs s
anoe secures the preservatian of whose vigil
of the as Of
upon shS sso ars Of Is s ss
f ~s tho saas
sas ~e!Trh.D health o, ~. 40
at a,,sntas r. aos Paw :.
Of hs
the BODY ~ &. the day he
always ahsr classical! When siaa tssy
aas,s: sis:;;
= Ter ssssas. q y sa.rdsa: A''.''
%ss EMs 4.ss
sss Sss OF she hso. and
eany99Ss'ssy FRf.S and
Painting ain in tS ssgas in the higher brawas
SG ssa rss s
Tb. so,,., TERMS.
Boar o. s sp9 Tn,si: anu 'A"' ABOUT me
@ the r.p Per sr ,s's ii sa.s
nsIrg ss snG
Entrancs for the Day Scboinrs 90
thosc wbn is made for accidental abse nor g.
NJ he, ute Withdrawn before the end oT .oI hor
for ther vacation time beyond the appointed sT
s.,.,o. EXTRA CHARGES
and tho Use Maps and G,oho. ,
dusie per month
FOR the Cse of Muscal Instruments NOR u 90
laisn1ss Foinding Paper Pencils pen month
ashi riowers per term f '". % ~ ~
expenses the Bathing season 60
'pinary lnfirmary expenses Der torn; 90
booHs tho difor"n. eassc, ma, i %
nni Mt hooksollers' prices procured NJ the
xcent an rhrnureNo particular dress IN reopir.I
oIng ladies must have In winter Id i Mnnch days the
ress aI with black belt and In summer WSSs
Each young lady mu.t be provided vii.
airs Of storhin,. Twelve pocket handkerchefs tweive
ight night capa o. eGnt towels eight table napkins
ps ANTE snd Eei three pairs of Sheets two mosau.
non. smaller ones sn h Two darga bags OF coarse
cG I capes having the rufes edged With Ia OF
inter mniG ne Gapes as also the ruaies worn with the
loptsd by tho Esabsbment All h 70 h the modri
BOON and iork knrs With indeybe ink. silver
sg ana o half feet BY and quart rSs Ss
nd saIf & pillow two long and one faot
,9h her, small toilet with rax bowl and
ct Key G little chair and work 1SeE
UOsersatons; ,-Vss limited to spns.,, s
their fathers moiSs and can only be made pupils
q on the above days the ps1, Skaters
past twelve nu tie bnIG1rnns until and fo
10 young ladies forbidden to receive ff, evenna
,ich o1es az the paror. There yearIv Ssn. Snef
DIS on tbe ND ABOUT the middle September and
e. , .nH % OF November. Parents nre rcnn,..sS
= 70 proong that time In order that ,htequeeteo
lor absence 4. a Ineir studies tho tsme day NJ
unE ladies' wishing to their arst eeu n sGknets
c27 70 wi 7s must enter in November
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-27

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oti c9 tha India, is so intensely patri
to dance, on the ground that no Frenchmn .S
should dance while the hated Prussians oc
GGupy any portion of the "sacred soir, of
france france. That is thoroughly French pa