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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-29
EDUCATE RS IN n

A number of the County Superintsn
dents met in the Office Of the State Su.
perintcudent at Nashville on the 22d
inst. The meeting was harmonious in
the fullest sense of the term. The Coun.
ty superintendent are in perfect accord
With the State Superintendent. After a
full investigation and free interchange of
opinions respecting various features of the
school law, the following may be sums
ed up as the final conclusions reached BY
the County and State Superintendents:
|. That the law be accepted as cstab.
fishing an entire, substantial system of
public schools, to the exclusion Of all
other parts Of other previous laws not nee.
essary as auxiliary to the system.
z. That the standard of qualification
for teachers should be good moral charac-
ter and competent to teach the elemeuta.
~ branches prescribed by the law, waiy>
ing examination as to geology Of Tonnes.
see for the present year.
5. That the regulations should provide
for uniformity in school operations, aud to
this end it is desired that the State Su.
perintendent furnish not only the forms
but the supplies Of all blanks required to
be used by the school officers and teach
ers Of the various counties.
4. That it is desirable that the school
districts, except in cases where the me-
c%sssities of particular neighborhoods shall
differently require. should conform to the
civil or magisterial districts as they shall
exist on the FIRST Monday in July, leaving
subdivisions for school purposes to be
regulated BY the District Board, as may
be found most convenient or best condu.
Give to the interests of tho scholastic pop.
ulation of the several districts.
5. That it is the sense of the meeting
that the time of opening the public schools
should be left to the County Supcrinten
dents and District Directors.
5. That it be the sense Of this meeting
that the number of days that shall consti-
tuts a scholastic month be twenty and
that the number of hours that shall con-
stitute the day be left to the District Di-
rectors and County Superintendents but
that We recommend that six hours be
adopted as the scholastic day.
7. That it is the sense of this meeting
Of County Superintendent that a uniform
series Of text books DO adopted in each
county. and they recommend an adoption
and approval Of the same by the School
Directors apd teachers in the Various
sour ties.
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STATE s-UPERrNTsNDENT.

W. heard a number of the County Su,
psrinteudents express themselves highly
gratifed at the interest our State Super.
intendeut, Hon, JnO. NJ. Fleming, is tax.
ing in the school affairs of the State. He
is determined to push the matter of free
schools with all possible energy. HI.
will have the sympathy and united sup.
port Of the County superintendents in
his labOrs. and not only these. but good
people everywhere will rejoice at th.
prompt and decided action of our worthy
State Superintendent.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

The election of County Superintendent
is a most important duty of the County
Courts. AT the April term. thirty coun.
ties elected their Superintendents. The
law requires that the remaining counties
elect these officers at the July term Of
County Courts. This is a matter of great
Importance and demands prompt action.
The Nashville Banner says: The
counties in Tennessee which did not elect
county school Superintendent at the
April term Of the courts, will elect at the
July term. within a few weeks from this
time. Now that the press of tho State
has resolved, in convention, to sustain the
present school system and battle for the
educational cause. we should expect to
hear from them on the subject of the
fright man in the right place. The
people in all the counties, yet to elect,
should confer freely and frankly with the
members of their County Courts and at
once, let US have frst>class Suporinten,
dents"
We are glad to see it announced that
the press Of the State has resolved, in
convention, to sustain the present school
system and battle for the cause of COM
mon schools.
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NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.

The people of Limestone are proposing
to build a school house at an early day.
They are going to build after the modern
style Of school architecture. We hope
this will be the means of turning attsn.
ton to the importance of a better class Of
county school houses. Many of the old
houses arc neither comfortable, convent
ent nor in the least attractive. We need
better school houses.
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
L.. G. Thompson, by Attachment,

Il. A. Conley, Jacob Leah and w. T.
Conley.
In this case It appearing by affidavit
that X. A. Conley, Jacob Leah and w. I.
Conley are justly indebted to the plain.
Till tn the sam OF 1890 and that ". II.
Contey, u OF the defendants, has alb
seconded or so concealed himself that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him and an original attachment hav-
ing been levied upon his individual inter-
est IN the Josiah Conley tract of land. 1t
Is therefore ordered that publication be
made IN the Herald and Tribune, a news
paper published IN Jenesboro', Tennessee
for four successive weeks, commanding
the said VT. Coaley to appear at my Of
flee IN civil district No. II of said county
on the 25ib day of October next and
make defence TO said suit or it will be pro-
ceeded with eXparte. This 18th day of
May, 1873. w. S. STRAIN, j. F.,
m~ayl5wfpfs5. for Washington county
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and a number Of ~Shosboues, all we'll
armed.
The citizens. becoming alarmed at the
appearance Of the strange Gostots and
Snakes from Idsho, organized a guard for
protection of their homes, and it was
then discovered that all the powder in
the town had been purchased by the In
dams several days previously, leaving the
settlers almost defenccless. A messenger
was despatched to Camp Halleck for
arms, but the commander of that post re.
fused to supply them. Persons living in
the threatened section who had been sum.
moned to serve as jurors petitioned the
Court to be relieved from attendance in
court, as their presence was needed for
the protection Of their families.
Should the Indians make an attack.
the lives of many settlers will be sacri,
heed, as Government assistance cannot
reach them in time to prevent loss of life.
1t is stated that there arc but seven
soldiers at Camp Halleck available for
its defence. the regular garrison being in
the Modoc country.
Spruce Mountain is in Elko county.
sixty>fyo miles southeast of the town of
Elko.
LATER.
VIRGINIA CRY, May PA tele.
gram from the Deputy Sheriff of Elko
county sent to investigate the troubles
with the Indians at Spruce Mountains,
confirms previous reports of a large mum.
Der Of Snakes, Cosbots and Sh,shones
holding a council on Deep creek, pear
Spruce Mountain. The redskins have
all disappeared from around the settle
ments IN the section. The herders in
charge of Gov. Bradiey's cattle, near the
scene Of the troubles, have been notified
by the Indians to leave the country i'm.
medlately, under penalty of being killed.
Settlers are securing all arms aud ammu-
milton possible, aud preparing to resist
Indian outrages.
AN IMPERrINENT OLD CHEF.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.-Settlers
in Surprise Valley are alarmed at the
fact Of the old Chief Winnemucca having
gone north on the w%ar-path with sixty
warriors. lie was followed by cavalry,
and asked where he was going. He told
the officers to MUD their own business,
and that If they wanted to fight lie was
ready. He was warn ed to behave himself.
and allowed to pass on.
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dissolution of Co.Partnership,

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tweeE the undersigned in the mercantile
business has this day been dissolved BY
mutual consent,
NJ. s. Mahoney, whs continues in bust.
ness, assumes all liabilities of the firm.
All notes and accounts due The firm must
be paid to said Mahoney.
M. s. MAHONEY.
NATHAN SIMPLIFY
May 9Th, 1873. VA
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Notice of Dissolution,

Notice is hereby given that the limited
~ Co-Partnership, entered into n the
18th, May 1863, for five years, between
y. n. Mathes ~. p. Richardson expired
On the 18th, May 1873. u, N. Matbes.
the general partner will settle ali The
business of the late firm.
may29w4.
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A BAND of desperadoes, numbering
thirty or more, took fOrcible possession Of
Caado. in Indian Territory, a station on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad,
on Saturday last, and de6ed the authori.
ties. The United States Marshal was
overpowered. He tclegraphed to Fort
Gibson for help, and troops were sent to
quell the disturbance.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
IN obedience to an order Of sale Issued
from the Circuit Court Of Washington
County at It's April term 1873, and 20 me
directed for the. sum Of slO9, rs, In favor
of Robert Smith, and against Allen Salts;
| will sell at the Court House door in the
town Of Joncsboro', on the 10th day of
June 1873, tor cash In hand all the right
title claim andI interest that Allen
Salts, has In and to q certain tract or
parsel Of land situated in Washington
County, Tennessee, district No. i, ad-
joining the lands of Ebert Keys, Wm.
MahOney and others, said to contain
forty acres more or less, it being for
purchase money. This the l4th day of
May 1873,
s. E. GRIFFITH, sh'a.
m~ayl5w4pt5S.
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mayl5w4pf5$.


lN.oDedicnce to ar order Of sale .ssyed
from the Circuit Court at its Anrif term
1919, and to me directed for the sun of
So3,2O. IN favor OF Jerry Longmires, for
use of posser d Fain and against iIub.
bard George; I win sell at the Court
House door in the town of Joncsboro,.
OH the 10Th day Of june 1879, for cash In
nanu, al me right title claim and interest
.na' tle SAID Hubbard George has IN and
soa Gus and lot OF land supposed IT,
oo',.ain iour acres more or less, situated
.n washington County Tennessee. Dis
1rict. No;lo, adjoining the land of J. ii.
nosser, Hosea Rensilaw aud others.
This the 18th day Of May, 1873.
m~ayl5w4pf5s.
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Nor'cE'
IN obedience to an order Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court of Washington
County Tenn, at its April term R73,
and to me directed In favor of Lewis
Miller, and against Thomas j. Squibb,
forthe sum Of s6l,4i Debt, and ali
legal costs, l will sell at the Court
House door In the town Of Joncsboro',
ior cash In hand on the 23rd day OF June
1919, all the right title claim and interest
mat the SAID i. j.. Sqqibb, has In aud to a
tract or parcel of land situated In Wash
ington County Tenn, district No. IA.
adjoining the lands OF Uriah Hunt and
Hannah Cox, and others Containing 25
acres more or less. This the 10th day Of
May 1873.
$: Z. GRIFFITH, Shift.
may22w4pf1S. va nII1II"
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Tobacco.

l am now manufacturing and keen fol-
sale a splendid quality OF Chewing and
smoking Tobacco, which Iatfer for sals
On reasonable terms, VIII exchange h
LOT good produce, and Win ersrenfes
satisfaction TO all Who favor me with thei,
patronage. Cali on or address me :.
Gap hun, Carter County, Tenn.
april2 Im1s. va
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.
IN obedience to an order of sale issued
from the Circuir Court of Washington
County at Its April term 1873, aud to me
directed for the sum Of 1856 In favor
Of Joseph West, aud against II. N. Rose,
| will sell ut the Court House In the town
Of JonesbOro', on the 10th day of June
1873, for cash in hand all the right title
claim aud interest that the said Ii. NJ. Rose
hast in aud to a certain tract of land, stu
ated In Washington County, district No.
2, adjoining the lands of Joseph West,
Barton Bayless, and others, containing 40
acres more or less. This the l4th day Of
May 1873,
L. $. L. GRIFFITH, Shift.
mayl5wipf5s.
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NOTICE,
IN obedience to an order Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court of Washington
County at its April term 1873, and to me
directed In favor Of {. Ii. Swatsell, use Of
CowaD, McCluDg q Co.. and against j.
ID. Il j. X. Love- for the sum Of 3l2,lS
and all legal costs; 1 will sell at the
Cont House door In the town Of Jones'
boro', all the right title claim and interest
that the said j. ID. & J. Il. Love, has In
and to O certain tract OF land situated in
Washington County, district No. 7, con-
taialng Dc acres more or less, adjoining
the lands OF Robert Love and others. This
the l4th day of Nay 1873.
S. Z. GRIFFITH, Shin.
may15w4pf5s.
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SIS 5000 CASH
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
THE THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Public Library afKx.,


Will be given in the great hall Of Library
Building, at Louisville, on TUESDAY,
JULY 8, 1879. at which time TEN THOU.
SAND GIFTS, amounting to q grand
total Of 5000 All Cash, will be dis.
tribnted by lot to ticket-holders, Ma
reduction in amount Of gifts ut this dis.
tribution, but each will be paid IN FULL.
Office ofFARMERs' & DRovERs' BANK,
Louisville, KY, April z, 1873.
This is to certify that there is IN the
Farmers and Dr0vers' Bank, to
the credit Ct the Third Grand Gift Con-
cert Tor the benefit of the Public Library
OF Ky, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
which has been set apart by the Mana
gers to pay the gifts in full, and will be
held by the Bank and paid out for this
purpose, and this purpose only.
toigned) IL. 8. WEIGH, Cashier.
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EDUCATIONAL
BY II. PRESNELL.

There Is within every man q divine3deal. the
type after which he was created, the germ OF
a perfect person, and it Is the ONCE Of education
70 favor and direct these germs. "-KAxr,
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in obedience to au order Of sale issued
from tho Circuit Court Of washington
County ~ Its April term 1873, and 10 me
directed In favor Of Squibb a. Mabonev'
and against w, J, Chase, for the sum ~
si2,4o, 1 will proceed to sell AZ the
Court House door In the town of Homes.
ooro' Tenn, an the Y3rd day of June
$50 al the right title claim and Interest
tnst ths said W.J, Chase, has In and h
io rr,ss,n Undivided one = interest, inthe lands
sister now deed, and also ali the un'
deslded Interest that the said NJ II
Cnase has In aud TO the lands formerly,
oEned oy hts mother now decd. ali .,
Which Is situated " Washington COUNTY.
I hsnn', a. district No. u, adjoining the
others. This the 10Th day Of Nav ,s sru
may92w4pf5$. '"Fphf
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LIST OF GIFTS
fatal, 10000 GIFTS, all Cash. a5o0Mml

Only a few tickets remain uusold, and
they VIII be furnished to the first appli-
caIts at h following prices: Whole
tickets, sloi halves, 90; quarters, $50:
Sl.000,
For tickets and full information, apply to
may22ml. ~
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NOTICE.

IN
IN obedience to an order of sale issued
rom the Circuit Court of Washington
County Tennessee, at its April term iS73,
and to me directed, In favor of John
Walters, Admir-, &C., and against VIM.
IL. kilby, tor the sum of s125.4S. I will
proceed to sell at the Court House door
in the town Of Joncsboro', for cash in
hand to the highest bidder on the 23rd.
day OF June 1873, all the right title claim
and Interest that the said Wm. II. Kilby,
has In and to a tract or parcel Of land
situated in Washington County, Tenn,
district No. 4. adjoining the lands of C.
r. May, David Sherfey, aud others, said
to contain ITO acres more or less. This
the 10th day Of May, 1873.
may22w4pf5a
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IN obedience to an execution issusd
from the Circuit Court Of WASHINGTON
county, at its April Term, 1878, and to
me directed, for the sum of ss53, SIS Cents
In favor of William Waters ard aoainst
James X. Little, | will proceed to sell. at
the Court House door, in the toNrn ~
jonesboro', for cash IN hand. on h
Hath day a Jnpe, is73,
AL the right, title, claim and interest that
the said James X. Little has In and 10 =
certain tract or parcel of land situated in
washington Eoppty, Tenn, District No.
9, said to oontaia IS acres, more or less
adjoining the lands of J, D. Price. Mordi,
ca Price, VIM. Waters aud others. unless
dent andcosts are sooner paid. Tbis Sth
oiAays 1873. s. L, GRIFFITH, Shin.
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Y

Every man. woman, boy and girl VIII
would like to engage In the business Q
selling Pictures, Books, Charts, &C., &C.
should send MS their address at once
From 80 to SIS per day can easily b
made. Send for private terms aud Cab
logue.
ADDRESS j. C. Il w. NJ. BURROW
Art Emporium and Publishing lIous
zoo Main Street, Bristol, Tcnn.
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USE the Reisinger Sash Lock and Sun

; INC heislhSer Ssh Lock aud Support
FASTEN YOUR WINDOW
No spring 10 break, no cutting Of sash. 4.
durable, very easily applied; holds SASH ~, w.
place desired, and a self fastener when M,
Is down. send stamp for circular. Circ"I,,s'
six copper hsonzed locks sent 10 apy aGd,..
tho U S., postpaid, on receipt Of 80 cts ia
inducements 10 the trade. Agents wanted
dress RElSlNGER SASH LOCK co, NJ
Market St, Harrisburg. Pa. ~
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STATg OF TENNESSEE.
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY,,
IL c. Thompson, by Attachment,

0stoSAifhtNi ~
VS.,
W.T.. Conley and Roseyt n. Cenley.
In this case it appesrSsg By afsfsyis That
W.. I. Cenley and ". A. Conley are Justly
indebted 30 the plaintiff in tive sum of
s2O7 20 and tbst w. L. Conley, one of the
defendants, lrns %labsconded or concealed
himself so that tie ordinary process Of law
can Q be served upon him and an origi-
nal attachment having been levied upon
his undivided interestia tke Josiah Conley
tract OF land, II is therefore orderedtha
publication be made IN the Herald and
Tribune, a Newspaper published in jones'
boro'. Tennessee, fo- four s~utcessive
weeks, commanding the said W. r. Couley
to appear at my office in civil district No.
IL, OF Said county on the 25th day Of Octo-
bernext aud make defeWe to said suit or
1t will be proceeded with exparte. This
18th day of May, 1873.
w. $. STRAIN, j. p.
mayl3wfpfsj. for Washington county.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACH,
ERs' INSTITUTE.
johnson City, yune lo,h, isTs,

PROGRAMME.
Address Of Welcome.
H.-0ur Educational Prospects.
III.-The Right to Tax for School
Purposes.
W.-The Necessity Of Higher Stan.
dard of Teaching in Common Schools.
V-School Government.
W.-Corporeal Punishment.
YII.-Tbeory and Practice of Teach
ing.
VIII.-Teachors' Salaries.
IX.-Vocal Music in Common Schools.
X.-Methods Of Teaching Spelling and
Vocal Elements.
: XI.--Msthods Of Teaching Reading.
XII.-MethOds of Teaching Geography
XlH.-Methods Of Teaching English
Grammar.
XIY.-MetbOds Of Teaching Arithme.
tic.
XV.-Method Of Teaching U. s. His
tory.
XVI.-Text Books.
XYII.-Natural Science, in our Com.
mon Schools.
XVIII.-A School Day.
XIX.-"What | Know About Teach.
ing"
The above subjects will receive more
or less attention, as circumstances NAV
allow. Other subjects may take the
places Of these, as the Committee on Pro
gramme may determine. II is intended
however that most of the time shall be
given to class drill. We offer a pressing
invitation to every teacher in the county.
The good people of johnson City have
kindly offered to entertain, free of charge,
all the teachers and friends of education
who may attend the Institute.
II. PREsNELl,
Supt. Washington County.
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OF TENNESSEE
CARTIER COUNTY
Attaebment.
Hart, ToSersy Is Co..

Dol A. Turncy-
In this ease it being alledged Chat the
defendant Is n nonresident and is indebt-
edto the p1sin. fffs In the suap Of s23,57 and
attachment being isssed aud being levied
upon the property % tbe defendant. 1t
Is ordered that publication be rxlde In
the Herald avid Tribune for four success
ssve weeks Setifying said defendants to
day OF June, 1873, in Elizabethton, and
make defence or the same win be proceed
ed with exp@te- This Gsh May, 1873.
JNO. +. BUIROW,
mayl5w4pfs5 Up. for Carter county
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lN
IN obedience to ycndio- eSpo. Issued
from the Circuit Court, at its April term
1873, and to me directed for the sum of
$3.50 in favor of A. e.. Collins. and
against Wilton Walden; I will sell At the
Court House dSoy IN ~Jenesbero' fep cash
IN hand. on She 10th day of June 1873.
all the right title claim and Interest thai
tlrs said WILTON Walden, has In and to a
certIMi tsossse aud lot ot land situated in
the East end of the town OF Jonrsbero'
Washington County Tennessee adjoinmq
the grave yard lot, Oh properly u widow
Nj. y. DVsser, and otbers, is being the
property owed and veeuy;ed forysrrly
by Wilton A~tkiNson, decd. This Tbs .5,h
day of May 1873.
5. E. GRIFFITH, sh'G.
maylJw4pf5$.
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IhyStCiQn IN Chief 10 the Branch UtctSg
DR.. kttae's Philadelphia Belle rue lndr
tate and Cancer hfrmory at Charlotte,
~, G., and GoidSboro n. C.,
.,WILL no at the following places %
The days Indicated below, where he VII
be glad to meet all persons afflicted viii
CANCER, anda u forms of chronic ~
eases. Cancers cured by Kline's Gri
Cancer Ahtidotc. No, knife. No hos
All forms of chronic diseases t~seaedvih
great success. Fits cared no matter o
how long standing.
Zee for consultation, while on hS tHp
si.o0. Treatment for ordinary chroufI
diseases $500 to $500 per month iaelGS
ing medicines. All medicines TO b PaE
Tor when prepared.
1crkyiiie, s. o., Principal Hotel, May
Spartanburg, Palmetto House, "
8reeneville, " Mansion House
Mwenaersonytiie, N. Y Ripley Hotel, I
wwaynesviile, T" Battle House, !
Eeostsr, Enioe House. !
murphy, Henry House .
TT,Sek,own' Tenn. Hunters Hotel
CieNciand, Ocoee House. /.
Sweetwater. q Principsi Hoie., "
hnoxvtle, Atkins Hease
ta.asssoFo. Washington Hotel y"'
Aorristawn. . Prineipai i;s:s,
xstE springs, N. o.. Principal HOTEL
And at Ashvilie, n, C., June Q, vtr
ne VIII remain until Ocsnber LIST.
All persons wishing his services shoU'
inAyshl.
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THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1873

Ex.9ovERNoR jewell, of Connecti-
cut. has received the Oh4cial tender Of tho
appointment of Minister to Russia, and
will probably accept.
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'orps of able Teachers.
Mrs. SARAH j, RHEA,
MISS M0LLIE b. wILHOIT,
MISS ANNA r. MASON,
PROF. CHAS. L. DILLwORTH.
Tuition Per Month.

!. FVVHi MustC TIC. UymnaStiCS Frep.
ancient and Modern Languages optional
The best text books are used. Thorough
Instruction given.
Great facilities are offered to younr IA.
lles ior securing a thorough English, Sci.
intinc or Classical Education.
Address,
Il. PRESNELL. PRINCIPAL,
,,o. Jorsesborough, Tenn
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DR.. E. q. GREENE,

fhysioiaa IN Chief 10 the Branch 0fcNt
Or. Ktt1e's Philadelphia Belle rue hdr
tufe and Cancer hfrmory al Charlotte
~, e., and Gotdsboro A. c.,