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WILMINGTON, N. c.

JULY 2L-Spfrits Turpeattne:-Ine market az , sa ~
advanced &c. on last saIes reported SAFES 0a5oi
SIS casks vt s9Sc. M gallon for southern packages
Market closed steady. "a
last snot s,.Ics tfhe demand for spot rusin waa,
however light to-day, aud the only transactions re-
ported were 200 Daries strained ut $2ss q Daftei
Market firm. -,
% Crude TRrpeRttne.-Ye llow-dip and virgin has
advanced lUc. Accepts AM sales OF 25l bai res ~
~ for hard, and Tor yciiow-dp ana virgin, Tree
of extra.
: Tar:Maskss frm. Sales reported Of 81 barrels at
1850 ~ barrel. tsf . sssi u;
IL bales at Ire, bales at sc, bale NJ Sc., aid
bales nc a2,c. u D.. - a15.. sg,5s Ss,
/ = --sG's TOTAL. SUPPLY.
statement of the total supply OF cotton and pay1l
stores ii port Of MilmiIgton, n. C for the week
ending July u. 1879: Cottol, LEAF bales; spirits
lurpenfne, 1901 casks roain, ,At4 barrels rr
a3T barrels; crude tnrpentine, ssass
nal. ~ $500
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WoRK on TEE VALLEY RAILRoAD.,LRoan-
oke Times. Major Green, OF this place, one
Of. the contractors, commenced wore ON tnis
road; near this place, last SATURDAY ne p. y
still at work near Dir. Henry GarStfs anut.
Work, too, was commenced ~ botetourt anu
Rockbridge at the same time.
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A CATHOLIC CHURCH IN LEEsBURa.-A lot
has been secured, and subscription papers,
quite literally signed, are in circulation for
The purpose or building q Catholic church III
this town.--LeeSburg Mirror. sn
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State Of Trade at other Points.
LYNCHBUKG, VA.

JULY 22-I and In reviewing the mn rket for the
past week. receipts have been Large OF hogsheads,
boxes, and loose tobacco, among which was con-
which sold at very satisfactory prices. Also large
quantity Of substantial grades Of working. Ihe
market has been active and prices ruled high. we
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stateHnsnbs or tho xentssFen ! az z Tia
:. Satio1Aa Banks IN visgsnaa.
W !. AsHtssfos, July eeg %. The following is
IN " !. a,ostraes OF reports made to The Comp
tIolaer of The Currency showing the conSii.
sion of the National banks In Virginia at the
Se0se q ,basin ess on Friday The. 18th day of
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A BArTLE-sTANED BANNER.-The Vicks.
hI1rr Herald sarte -. > -.tt u = 49,

burg Herald says: 49,. 1,'s ss.,
owe saw the old banner Of the Twenty
first Mississippi regiment Confederate yolun:
teers yesterday--,at least what was left of il.
The banner, ,whichu Aas been carefully pre-
served since the war, has now been placed
in long frame about forty feet square, and
is on exhibition ut the china store OF Will
linn Crutcher II Co. It is completely rid.
died by bullets; rand is stained by the blood
of three noble standard bearers, who fell in
battle while bearing the banner aloft.,
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], !.

Deem the most quiet since tho opeuinG OF aye hs-
less Las MARCH resefDts having BEEN very pShty
tfer renced by ta stock HittIdssun en- Storage 5or
Tor redrying. ~ z
tanned by steadg dcrn5na on the part Of suaufsc.
tursrs, Ateiane9w AMI sfIpefss Whcye wants a4re
covered Die whole rznge Of nerctaltahle ssadesof
leaf and irgs. ~;
4 Icaf 7b5acco. The following are The prices sus.&
Il
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, JHIy ~, 1913.
Receipts for the past week have increased Prices
for all kinds Of desirable working tobacco remain
firm shipping kinds for export little heavy. We
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plant that Il is not ttirning cns 10 yell liz
was expectedb the oatcror very ane, and
the corn very PROMISING S.s 1870. .&l
But this letteris full long enough.
553Sf ss-ssss W., roy, n "A
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JULES ROBIN s. co.
RoDTs, SHOES, &c..

5CALL AND EXAMINE OURx
tse assortment OF -
TRUNKS. VAt,isEs ~ ~ St .,ps s,,8
: .4it sSf MISSES, and BOYS, SHOES, ae;
LfA a Us = : HWiNGU, ELLETT a. GhUMP.
49, - - 1908 Main street.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARK Ell.

The: following Is the report of Mr.. T.. Gimmi,
weighmaster. Of the sales OF livestock from the
nth to the 23d Of July. 1873:
CATTLE-93 head, sold from 4@ssc., gross
SHEEP-2l head extra fine. &C.,, gross; stock sheep
sold per head from S2.5O@S3.5o.
HoGs.--l32 head sold from 7(IT3c, net.
LAMBS.--Per head from S2.5O0$4; extra fine, per
head siac, -Z-
-VEALS.-Per head, s56Sl2.
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COyingt0n.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

ANOTHER FLANK MovEaENT-woLTZ ON HIS
TRAyELs-ALLEGHANY RADICALS NDoRsE
M'MAHoS. ETC.
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RESOURCES.
! IStutes bonds 10 secure cfrrtf. q =, =

os,,s and discounts s,1.7lso 90
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-07
DAYTON MILLS,

By Charles A. Mckee This mill is now In
complete order for custom or merchant
work. A fair share Of patronage is res.
pectfully solicited, River Falls, Wis. NO
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Hon. g. ID. Parker.

His nomination for the Office of Lieut..
Governor by the Democrat Liberal Con-
vention at Milwaukee, vas matter Of
surprise to all--evento Mr.. Parker him.
self. We have waited thus long, with
some curiosity we confess, to see what
position Mr.. Parker would take upon
his notification of the fact by the Off
GERS of the Convention. Up to this
time, however, no notice has been sent
to Mr.. Parker, and the probability is
that he will receive no official notice
of the fact.
We are not Mr.. Parker's conscience
keeper, nor are we disposed to criticise
his course in this matter, knowing full
we'll that there are hundreds Of the best
men among the Republicans in st.
Croix county, who are ready to avail
themselves ofany reasonable excuse to
get out of the party on account Of its
local corruptlons and abuses. That its
leo ders there have championed the West
Wis. Railroad Company, is reason
sufficient to induce any man 20 aban-
don the party, and the great marvel is
that so many who loathe it, still stick
to it. The party there shoulders the
outrage of continuing the exemption of
those railroad lands for the next ten
years, aud that fact alone ought to
drive every honest man from Its ranks.
Up to the time Of Mr.. Parker's NOM
ination he was known as an honest,
intelligent, high minded gentleman.
But now, forsooth, where is he? Now
the Star &c Times will bark at him, and
Echo will respond. The State Jour
nal will belittle him, and the La Crosse
Leader will follow suit. Aud SO the
song will go around. Let it go. We
shall not support Mr.. Parker; he is a
worthy man, and just as much deserv-
ing our support, personally, as any man
on the Republican ticket. Politically
we think he is wrong just now, and
this is enough for us to say of him.
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The Fair-Continued.
THIRD DAY.-RAcEs.

The races commenced Oh the Sd day
at 10 o'clock; purse Of $50, with
walking and trotting race, two milk
heats, to walk the first mile and troI
the second, best two in three.
Thomas Clesry enters gr. g. Frank,
A. A. Gates b. 9. Itasca,
E. J. Wiley oh. g. Cap.
Frank starts off on Stacking walk
which soon sends him ahead Of the field,
which position he maintains throughout
the heat, coming under the wire in
twelve minutes long distance ahead
of Itasca who led Cap. by gap of for
t. rods; the second mile was accom-
plished by Frank in his Stacking gait in
1897 making the heat in 1857 FOLLOW
ed at distance by Itasca and Cap.
Gates claimed the heat for the reason
that Frank neither walked nor trotted,
but paced throughout. HIS claims were
not allowed by the judges who gave
Frank the first heat with Itasca second
and Cap. third.
In the I'd heat Frank continued his
single footed pace, making the first mile
in 1926 aud the second In $50 com
ing under the wire some rods ahead OF
Itasca, and Cap. not in sight. AT the
conclusion Of this heat the judges dis
tanced Frank on account Of his rack
ing gait, and gave the heat, race, and
money to Itasca. This ruling Of the
Judges created considerable dissatisiac-
ton with the crowd who had bet their
money and bought pools on Frank, and
we think they had reason to complaint
after the horse was allowed to win the
FIST heat he should have been retained
TO the end Of the race.
The races opened in the afternoon
at half past two, with trotting race for
green horses, for a purse of 800; for
this race there were FIVE horses entered
J. Hutchinson enters r. m. Kate ROen,
"A. Gates b. z. ltaeca,
q. r.. Jones {" b. &. Charlie,
ID. II. stratton &. m, Nell,
Fred Gridley CHI. 9. Hadson.
Kate Roam drew the pole with Char
lie "a, Nell Sd, Hudson 4th and ItOsca
on the outside. The horses started
with Nell some distance ahead, the 9th.
ers in q breach, the roam mare maintain
ed the pole all the way round, giving
all the speed required Of her aud max.
ing the mile in 1904; with Charlie "a
Hudson 3D., and Nell distanced. The
apparent lack Of effort on the part 0
the mare aud der driver, made her
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS

Mrs. Il. y. Scales,
Tas the best assortment of Confectionery,
Stationery. Canned Fruits, Green Apples,
Pictures, Notions etc., ever brought to Riv-
or Falls. She solicits n share of public
patronage. Main Street, River Falls.
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r.. ]. WILCOX,

Dealer in Books, Stationery, Toys, News
papers, Periodicals, Inks. Pens, Pencils,
Pen-holders, Envelopes, Writing Paper.
Fancy Goods, &c. Orders for books or
anything else in my line which is not on
hand. will be filed at the shortest notice.
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Taken Up.


Al bis mill on the Trimbelle River, is
prepared TO shell Germ, grind the same IN
to meal for family use, or Tor FEED Also
manufactures Graham Meal from wheat,
a. tr-4e- vi7nl6
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VIM. WILLIAMS,
a. O. BROwNDER,

Merchant Tailor. Shop in krauths
Buiiding. next door North OF peterson
Boot & Shoe Shop. 30
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Teachers Examinations.

OIRCUIT COURT PIERCE COUNTY.
" Norman Wright against Samuel @.
Kollin
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed, Referee duly appointed by the
above named Court, and by virtue Of and
in pursuance OF q judgment and decree OF
foreclosure and sale rendered by the Cir
cult Court ofPieree county, in the above
entitled action. at the general May term Of
Of said Court for 1873, | shall on the 3lst
day Of October, 1873, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, Of
that day at the trent door Of the Post
Office, in the city OF Prescott. in said coun-
~ Of Pierce, offer for sale at public
auction, and sell to the highest bidder, the
70 lowing described real estate TO wit: the
South East quarter ofthe South East quar-
Ger Of Section lG AMI the North East quar-.
err Of the North East quarter Of Section
], all Ia township ~ Of range 10, In the
co unity OF Pierce. and state Of Wisconsin.
Dated sept. lOtk, 1873.
CHARLES SMITH, Referee.
wnlrE & BuTroS, PRE-. Attys.
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.H-OTTCE.

W. II. Mckay g. Son viii do plasierine
In town or country with noatneas ana dl',,
patch. All work warranted where coca
material is furnished.
VII nis ". u. MCKAY & Sos.
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A bad maa is no company for himself.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
n. L. BURNS
T.. W. REED.
John White,
MISSES LEVINGs,

Keep Bookstore. embracing School and
Miss. lianeous Books, Periodicals and Mag
azines. full supply of stationery
Store next door to Mrs. Winchester's Mil
linery shop, Main Street, River Falls. n6
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TIE RIVER falls JOURNAL.

FIRST EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
Terms $50 PER YEAs.
sBooND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
TERMS sl.ss PER YEAr.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Edition, published every Friday, ST..
A. MORSE s. SON, Proprletors.
54B PRINTING
or every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices
OFFICE on Main Street.
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JOHN SHEEAN,

Merchant Tailor, Prescott, Wis. Keep
Gents Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand. Rsg"All work warranted lO-do
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A. IL, ROBERTS.

DEALER in groceries and provisions a.
1.-The lowest market price. All kinds OF
farmers produce taken in exchange Tor
goods. Prescott Wis. 1908
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Waking ont an object.

Dan Marble tells the story Of Yankee
wnu recently paid Arkau-ar a flying viz
b. ile vet ont there IN settle in
duced h, the representations OF man
iron the star. who Wa on a witt to Con-
uectcnt. and who told hlm he could
make fortn" at once ana that he
would make IL an infect for him 10 he
would move To- Arkansas Immediately aud
si'h INN. Tron the strength ~ these
assertions. tie Yankee accompanied his
Nrk,n-as friend home, but had hardly
i-en 100 the State halls day before he
.u,i q regular rough-aud tumble fight. IN
~htch the "Down-easttr got The worst
Y,f We give the Yankees description
~ Ole 'skHznsase' be- nearly his own
eori-
Nou SOC. ] went say cot among the
''r' eatsmarans aud t-'sy nvps cos
Wa i'id could make NV eternal forsiu
ON an"-t no r'r"~ The teller ihat coA1ei
90" "h &c, led srd make it pu object tor
f-e aud what more. EEL he'd Io the
dhng that WIS rirs u,J ius1, au oli-ot
."' Tue anons his FREUD. a.d o,.,ittanoe,
.--'r'' bed Z me Ri their eustotn. a.
We'll, tio-, be- tiu anon, tbe rIs,f,
'es'hen ia honr-. the chtr thas got me d. n
@s- NOR half mh-t un rev cor, ,,b,.-
KEY kicked up arrow, Nnd 6usIIv gave We
"'s n the AIN riIte-t lickcns ever 20,
'.' j was horn upon sir'h WHY. tho
I"k'n Eph PruugiI give me J.hind sl.s
"chooI hopes was new cider, .aDd uAssa kss
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The advantage OF vaccination ~ pre-
ventlyc VI sma'i poN appears now To nave
been definitely determined Inc tmri H..
ternational Mricd congress, 80 session
during ,he first part this month az Nicn-
ia, discussed Oh, suIycs. yrry ,uOrJug v.
and the testimony oi the great maj GRITTY
was uuqut.iG .lly in favor Of using vaccine
matter Dr. Fri,drser the director OF
cue Founding lIo,pitaI IN Viennr, heli
that all children. -Lould be vaccinsry,i To-
the first four montht after Jir,h. aud that
reyaccua,.Ju should take place 900 the 9Th
yearoiase Tie statistic, produced 10 the
meeting shove hat The mora &c., 100 ana q
roE epiemics . live mes greater among
those vino have not been vaccinatej -
During the ln-. cp irmic 10 Berlin 40 per
cent Of the non sacciuatri died. while only
. per cent OF the yaccinated ami ono ,a,f
Of { per cent Vi the revaccinnlei died ~.
nally. the Congres, boy vot- OF Is to %,
declared waco naton necessary aud rec
ommruiel To ,1 governments To na ,e II,
ubiIgato--
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IN Arabian Fable.

IN ARABIAN table narrates tina, an evil
grnius became euamorrI If the beautiful
Daughter OF a bashnw Bssdad. Finding
her affections engaged and that she would
not listen to another wooer. the genius
resolved to revenge himself upon the ,naid
en- 10y mastering the soul OF her lover
Having done 20. he told her he would re-
move the malignant possession only ON
condition that she would give him her
heart She promised Tne love was
restored, and the wicked spirit demanded
The uiilinent OF her worl She answered
i woa'd yield you my heart il hal il
but have 1T not one cannot give what
one does not have Its another. keen
ihs II belongs TO the man adore. AK
hun Tor IT. II hr will surrender il. my
compact shall be preserved II he refuse
you have no redress, Tor yuu cannot vice
POSSESS the same soul aud your allegiance
to Amaimom compels you to ahile bv
any convenant You may make wi.h m,r-
tails
The genius saw that he was ioied, and.
roaring with lmpoient rage, disappeared.
The daughter OF the bashaw was a verv
woman. Sue Was - tactician Woman.
10y her tact, has always been able To con-
troll her brother, aud exercise the spirit Of
evil The eastern :ale is as true to day
as when it WAS written. Give woman hall
a chance with the devil says the Span
iari@ and the devil will Ice outwitted The
argument of Eden does not disprove the
aphorism. 1t was Ewes curiosity. not
Satan 8 cumming, which undid her Her
most dangerous Zoe WAS within. Relieved
OF that, she would have cajoled the Prince
OF Darkness out OF his gloom. and turned
his mockery AMI sarcas to the tu-e OF ten
derness
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Camphor is slightly soluble in wat-r,
hut yields freely to alcohol, acetc acid
ether and the essential oils A pretty er-
pertinent may be tried with camphor,
which the Young people will find amusing
Scatter few pieces OF clean CAMP or mp
on pure water, aud they will whirl and
sail about, keeping up the dar ce sometimes
for honr". Drop among them some grea-
~ matter, and the merry little performers
will stop on The instant
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IN eompsHscu- But be made his word
good TOR l was a Lee'te gram fks 4 -desi
scsk'Sg c'gct arter the d ht Was over
That mummy seen in the OH Hosion
museum was a periec, beauty to wha, /
va thought the most prudent thing
could d" was jet to pull up stakes aud
ee OF mum, and il ever you catch me out
." AeeNSnsaw sgia, VA may split me up
into shingie stun. I'm not 20 fond Of &c,
tt" custom ia that way. partievlurIy ,she,.
svct IS b. M mans s-urs
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The Baptist Publication Society propO
ses to celebrate It's iiui-th Anniversary IL
May next, by raising s2OOOOU tor the
erection OF much reeiei Snriety build.
ing in PhiIadclphin. Seven righths OF
this amount has already been secured
Next, it Is proposed to raise 100000 Tor
the missionary work o: the Society, So.
QUO OF which is to be expended ln Sun
y school work IL the South.
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A negro once said IN a prayer meeting:
"Bredren, when ! was hoy took = hat
chet and went into the woods When !
found a tree dat WAS straight, and big and
solid, diin't touch Lac, tree; bat when !
foutj one leaning litrle, | soon had him
down. so when de dehbIi goes after Chris
tlans, he don { touch dem dat stand straight
and true, but dem iai lean a little aud are
holer inside
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M,EiSaFAr ptRsoN. les, ---DFl, K "nly
uater, W Tor cntutr, ystef y th a little
vinrSsr a, beer, or any malt nluJr, no
sine ;o7r. brvth. mix 49, especially no
-u.af o. -tarchy prvla ..s.o.-. Coco 'ur Hour
no ~ meet 80 iniaef. np ear.'.. no rre {
mss r. Nos We expect you ~ili Hsk y bat.
IL lea iheh 70 ear Ne snseer. Vlsrs, OF
'rosh fruit aud sFssn vs-s-D.r-, ~ eciiil,
salads, brsajs " uBboHrI huui ~ith"ut
yssst. and 40 suim. to- rEcslh lea
mest, sucked bsOt ssngu-, rtc. " cSfui-
'orou. anim1ls arc never ~. il proves 'sni
ssarrhy TOOL Is Ibe ms'T enray to be
sveded
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TESTIUONINI.

H.nfag'ap. v. w.. Nor. IS, 1879.
Ma J. =. woop- par Sir. A. your request
We are glad Go sty that the EScclsior Fire Tiles
set by you IN our houses, have given entire
saiisfsciiou. The Tile. srt by you IN the house.
built far the 4 o. X. X. Co. also give .aii..
faction. " e.. P,E-oSs. Dirscs"r q 81 II. r.
H. " ENsoSs. nm. Ntpf =. J.. "a.
J " OLsy. Ay'f CsHfrI Land 10.
am nov prepared 20 sell territory-State
county, city, Or Township right.--ou my patent
T. T.. WOOD. Patentce.
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J. E. WOOD, PATENTEE.


Reversible Self dumping Crate. las seen in cut
above.) with Patent Ash Pit and Pan. The
above patents are very useful, durable. hand
some aud economical and are fast becoinin <
very popular and as I intend 10 sell them a.
low ~ possible all can andwil Use them.
Residence On Sd Avenue, between llth and
18th streets, Huntington, W. Va.
Orders solicited aud promptly filled.
4 general assortment " Iron Mantcls with
my patent attachment kept constantly on hand.
| would also inform the public that my patent
attachment FOR Gr-tes can be used with Slate
" Mafhle Nanlels. ]. Y. WOOD.
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Fall Term begins Sept. -. Ends Dec 10, -
Winter q" d" Dee. 20. Mar. 20, -
Spring Mar 30 June 10. -
INsRICTOR>
J. b. CLARE. a. NJ. Principal.
BENJ. II. 1HA,AsroN. A. Nj, l,t Assistant.
Miss CsEEtE CoorKE, 2nd Assistant.
Miss ELL, BYENE. 3rd Assistant.
Miss NANNis Lows, Music and Drawing.
Mr.. J J. Mo>cvEE, Modern Language.
There are three Departments-Primary Nor
NAL aud Acadrmical.
THE ACApEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
Include q full course Of English and Classical
studies adapted To fit young people for al
Vnnccd standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT
The arrangement Of studies and the meth
cd, Of instruction used. are intended to fur
Lish the students with LIST. 4 thorough knowl-
edge Of the branches commonly taught in the
schools Of the State; "a. a knowledge OF the
principles OF education and Of the art Of Ap-
plying them to practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
The Primary Department Is so arranged a
t. constitute a model school, and intended to
afford practical exemplifcatiou of the prin-
ciples and methods ia efficient course Of
Normal training.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Students in Preparatory, Normal and Aca-
deneai DePa- ment,. per term ....-...... 10 90
Less than n, perweek ..-....... l 90
conhnEen &c payable " all Students per term %
Lessons on PIANO, including use OF instrument. term
of IL weeks, TWO lessons per week -...... - O.
French and German each per 'erm.. ....... %
Tuition payable strictly IN advance ..-......
Boarding-wth use OF room per week ......... JiS
Fuel and Light ..-....-.... ......... tS
Winter term per week ........ .-.. .......-.- 60
Students rooms are furnished with stove.
bedstead. mattrass, wasbstand, table, two
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