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, 1873-10-25
THE INDIANS,


tsni b1;pa!eh Ths chtsng" 9stennt: ~
. delegations Of 0rw aud Uto 1ud!.ps to tho
President to;ay sccns to have boon especially peas;
got seo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT from rom the Frcsidnt Aftor
tto talk, the O. 1ndinnt wcrc conducted htouna and M
@ se'f ss @ Ss s q e., "s
@ 10 uias' nc et nfia i. .ss % shape
1ndsan-aio braid emblem Of pcace It tho Same
time addressing Efts. Grant.
m % y i
terlor md Commissioner Of Indian AfItira, to-day
paid tholr rcspects to President Grant, apd afsdr an
seod q bc Willie nose It tSo 's te
o, whoa the 6hcf Of lilo Utca said u Tho President
was bis Father, Mrs. aran. must be ha mothor. and
hiss Nellie his tster Yesterday ThilS On ytst to
guns, and tho parae of aodiora In tho presence Of Tho
1ndiana tho w]fo Of Dackfoot asked" Why do not
ho oiarsa marc ssnat lie soa4 M u t6oy
marching nov 2"
Tho Remnant Of Cnpt. Jncts's Hand
En- Itouto to Wyomlng--Tllcir Ap.
pcnrnnco Described ns Dcctddd1y I'm.
presontabfo.
e gAK Francisco. Oct. 2imA dlsrntct from nedtingt
tna lat nght says "Thc arryal this aterpoon II ct
created quite sensation among our people generally
From every quarter Of tho country peopte camo iii.
expecting to SEQ aomothtng grand. But the Modocs,
though HISTORICAL ers anything but attractive in hp.
poarancc. more hlthy insignificant looking band Of
Indians could not we'll bo ilnagined. Prncess Mary
and the widow Of Jack wero tho most obRcrvod They
wero each arrayed In deep mourning Of ar and aslies
for the death Of their kindred. AL look ~ though
they had lain out an winter under an ash-hcsp. They
left here on tho 1t $50 tonight for their
home III Wyoming rorrltory. CAPT. Aaabrouct, with
twenty men Of MghBattory D, Fourth Artillery, aud
Company Of tho Twelfth infanry, will escort thcm
to Cheyenne. Liouts. Tyler And Anderson, with tho
remainder Of Battery D. will proceed to San Francisco,
whore they expect TO arrive tomorrow EVENING".
, 1873-10-25

Messrs. Geo. II. Ladi Holeard Ptttst!cy, D. 4. Gage,
al, D, Pe.is, r.. r. A,lif0an, and Others:
GEsTLEaEN: Your very kind and complimentary
note + At band nm proud aud pleased beyond nd OK.
auurco It IL peculiarly gratifying who has done
what he could In an hunble way, to elevate and ponu
larizs the American rottlng turf. Permit mo to thank
you from my heart tho iattoring expressions Of
GARD conveyed in your notc. With the greatest pleas
re aSse your nytati1n sn 0 oneo mere % bring tho
Pnrk, and only hope that Goldsmith hlal will partc-
ipato in my eafnes dctiEo to afford you tho pleasure
and entertainment you ook forward to. shall DO at
DcItor Park on Saturday with the mare mud, X tho
weather continues favorable, think can Haiely
promise tho Chicago pooplo aisplay Of speed well
worth going 10 With grcat respect, remain very
truly yUklrns BUDp DoBLK.
, 1873-10-25
MARRIAGES.


HOXIE-HAhI1LT0N-Wo "Wednesday evening. Oct. .,
st tho f9.idoHeo q the BRIDES f!ne5 i9s
C0LE-DAnR--Wcduosd OCT. ., at tho residence
q tho BRIDES mntho a AtRnkata Aiian, hT the to!
DuDe, Mr. II. K. Colo aud 11s Ballio NJ Barr, both oi
Mhnkat0t Miun.
.BunNIAM -nooT-On tho aoa Inst. by tho Rev. j.
Il. Efbhatd, Walter I3usuham anI CLARA L., daughter oi
George T. Root, E!tl., all of Chicago.
, 1873-10-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YonK, Oct, 14.-ATrlved steamships France,
from liverpool, and Kron priuz and Nhe1n, from
Bremen,
LoNpoa, Oct. 24.--8.eamshlps dgeat Western aud
CoetLe, from Now YORK, have arrived out,
NEW Yoax, Oct 24-ATriyed steamers AbysHinis,
from L{yQFpoul flnl,liubin. franz 0laaaow.
, 1873-10-25
MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT.

Special Dtspafeh 10 The Chicago Trfbuns .
LAN8INu, Mich, Oct. M.-The following bus1nesa
was traneacted in the Supreme Court to-doy:
"a. Martini ]. Winetts '. John D. Walker argument
concluded.
81. Onzo J. Dissel Y. Joel ColllnH argued.
%. Curt. II. Luaolphy Y. Martl Ludo1phy
decree below reversed, with coats, and the bill dis
misHed without prejudice
IS. John Clark '. William Il. orais, Hiram Walker,
and Moses +. Hutchius further return ordered.
CALL ron TugaDAY.
81. Sidney Tucker Y. Arthur Hill. !.
: ca. Augustus II. West '. Henry 1araway, Jr, and
Annie LaruWny.
G3. William F. willard and Gcorge Willard Y. George
G. Lovoll.
o.. Hugh Kncalo Y. Mary A. Kneale.
l.. Joseph W. HaEwood '. Daniel 4. Underwood.
90. John G. Mason v. Johu ". French. :
8. George ". Van1luron tor the and benefit Of
Adam Wakeman st. Joaoph County Village Fire 1n-
auranco Company.
II. luohard D. Colbaith v. Joseph Jones.
0. lesao FowlasB V. B. Abbott.
Z. Jonathan Chadwick =. Abram &. Dut1er and
Edward Butler. !.
a. Edward II. Dasis '. Frederick Bush and Thomaa
Patterson.
20. Churlea r aallIghnn '. sarah ]. Galugau.
, 1873-10-25
THE SUPREME COURT.

Speesul Dftruteh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. a4-Pursunnt to adjournment the
Supreme Court met this morning promptly at O'clock
with full beuch Chief JuAttce Sidney Drcese presld
Ing. The following WAS the businesa transacted:
26o 4. Z. Jones v Il. A. Albeo; motion by appellee
70 ara;a no IT,, aG1lon nehoIs soMeu ,oa oad c nj
ton to ale additional brief motion allowed.
142-W1iam Becker '. The German Flro Insurance
dsys Motion aoW allowed. s1e"a 'ne 70 n'e of'l' ten
27--Alphcs G. Baagcr '. Barton Papes, hlanuiactur-
s51~Wiiam n Phillips Ct ii. =. RoSert Moir et a.;
motion by appcles for seyen duya to file brief motion
42l-The Merchauts' Savings Loan Company '.
arant Goodrich, for error leeys a,n, to - assgg :r
tion for tino to e brtefa time extended to Nov.
b22- Phillips '. ourts ct H.; time extended to Dec.
s2l-charlcs Y. Dyer '. Thomas j. Sutherland mo-
ton Of appellee to reta1 coats; motion delivered to
s2o--Jonn Nuns ct al. v. waltor L. Burgen.,; mo
on Of appellant for Ten days' time to reply allowed.
33o-Wecd sowing-Machne COMPANY '. sarah r.
Smith; motion Of appellee to file briefs; motion al
t3s-The People OK rel. y. oulver moved tho case
be heard nozt term BY appellee; nation denied aud
49s~ohicago + Northwestern Railway Y. Catherine
dsys 9S@ aowea md lime szsnded S 10 s ish to
A7-Joseph shephard ct a. '. The Village Of Win
581-Winchel ct al. y. Elwood ct H.; motion to
'sds as5cmerman c % rhainan % ct al. " Allen H. ray1or
motion by appelee TO extend time oyerSulcd motion
denIed.
3l7-John q. Corlns Of al. Y. John A. Teed motion
to extend time AYo days to file brief by appellee
uon denied.
8iB-Anxabetta Barnett '. Patrick Wolf; same.
104-James A. Blair '. Horny p. Bishop; motion
to Bet aBde and extension Of tue by appellee order
set aA!e and caaa continued.
43-Fclix Dnnchamp '. George n. Chambcrlin;
taken from docket aud nubmitted to aeptomber torm.
1G7-Ffederlck Tomlinaon '. Oliver Tinker motion
Of appellants 10 o abstracts and brief; motion set
aside md judgment affirmed
b58-Shephard '. Bremen ct al. motion for hna1
decree; case transferred to tho Circuit Court and
motion denied.
294-Nuthan DIHhbrnw Y. Chicago b Northwestern
Railway Company motion to change briefs, as trau-
script showed thore to DO change made; motion not
allowed.
15sIohn Murray ct al. '. Mary Ann Havery at a.;
record to be corrected Us per stipulation granted.
Moved, that the following persons l. bo q. admitted to
Court adjourned until Tuesday morning ut O'Clock,
, 1873-10-25
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Sssctat f>tspateh 10 Ths Ghfeaaa Tribune. -.
KANsAs UlTY, Mo-, Oct. MISUNDERSTANDING, lbal
hc,: shipments Bd5. Tha markGt IL farly acyet ut
lower prlcch.
Ho6s-Dull, at 81, ,25(9060.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
Horrible Domestic Tragedy.

The neighborhood Of St Psul's street,
above Saratoga, in Baltimore, was TIE
scene OF terrible domestic tragedy on
Thursday night Of last week. 4 DIR.
SHowALrER, whose wife kept a boardiug
house, has long been addicted 70 drinking,
aud whilst probably laboriug under mania.
a-potu, cut his wife throat, and then az
tempted 10 put an end to bis own life By a
similar use ofthe instrument. The wound
Inflicted on hts wide was a terrible one, COM
rneucing on the left side of the throat, cut
ting through the carotid artery and jugu.
lar vein, and penetrating the spinal yerte-
bre. The poor woman screamed as the
sharp instrument passed through the flesh,
but never spoke afterwards The cash in
hic'ed on himself was not 90 severe, but
has since proved fatal. Ilo died on Friday
morning. SuowALTER is a ply stefan, but
has been prevented By his Incorporate hab.
its from the pursuit Of his profession he is
believed 70 have used his anatomical kuowl-
edge in inhictiDG TIE death wound on III,
wife. He is respectfully connected in Ala
bama, but had been discarded by his father
on account of his dissolu'e habits Dur
ing the late war Mrs. SHOWALTER, then
widow, was matron Of Confederate mill
tary hospital at Petersburg, where Suo-
WALTER was assistant surgeon. llo was ia
ken with the smallpox, through which he
was nursei by tho lady whom he married
after his recovery. When sober be is said
to have been a Kind husband, but when
under the influence Of liquor human fend.
He was thirty six years of ago his vile
was somewhat older Mrs SnowALrER's
maiden name was CARTER, from lancaster
county, Virginia, where her brother LON
BARD CARTER resides
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held
w In the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court
81 Hampshire County, on the FIRST Monday In
September, 1873
James VI Brady, Complainant,
a..
Thomas Wills &c, Defendants,
On an AmeDded B,H ~ Ch1ncer1.
The object % this bill is 70 correct the enume-
ration Of acres Of tract Of land 10 The original
bill in this cause mentioned. And 10 appearing
by affidavit filed that the defendant George W
Johnson is DOT a resident Of the State Of West
Virginia, II is ordered, that be do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order and do what is necessary 10 protect SIS ia.
terest in this suit Teste,
CHAS. ". TAYLOR, &C enc.
September ., 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
The Horrors of War.

On the 18th ultimo, General MAXIMo
GOMEZ appeared close up to the city of Pu-
erto Principe. He captured II volurt .ers
on one estate; and on the cattle estate La
Luz body Of so volunteers and mcbifized
guards moved out to attack him, aud eve
~ man fell prisoner. In compliance with
the terrible order Of reprisals which has
been issued by the Cuban Government,
Maxine Gomez shot the o. men in groups,
and left the bodies scattered all rouad the
walls of the city, so that every body might
see them. From the tower of the college
OF the Esculapians the Spanish authorities
we're eyewitnesses to the rou, of their forces
and Of the shooting Of the prisoners. This
is the action in which the Spaniards con-
fessed that they had lost SO men killed
la Indepencia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

SAD ACCIDENT Yesterday morning
JOHN WEIGH, freight conductor on the
Third Division of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, who had been visiting with his
wife some of his friends at Hampshire
Mines, attempted to get on engine 426 10
ride down to Piedmont 10 take out his
train, when he stepped aud fell under the
wheels and was dragged for some distance.
His left arm was fearfully maDgled, one
eye cut out and bis skull fractured. His
arm was afterward amputated by Dr. Gers
tell, of Piedmont. At last accounts he
was in very precarious condition, and it
is not thought that he will recover from bis
iojuries. Mr.. Welch is young man aud
has been married but six or eight months.
His wife was standing in the door of house
a small distance from the railroad track and
witnessed the heart-ren1ipg occurrence
CumJe' land Neps, Sept. 2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
HAnpDpx Sroyrr Co11roz
DiOOrcE.
July ls, 1873.

TINE next session Of this Seminary Of learn
i ing viii commence on Thursday, Septem-
Der 4th 1873.
IIappdcn Sidney il situated in Prince "a ward
County, Va, within few hundred yards ~
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
from Farmyille the nearest depot Of tbc 4 taniic.
Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad The locality %
the College Is most healthy, and the community
around distinguished Tor Intelligence and piety
There is no Grammar or Preparatory SchoOi
connected with the College. u retains ihc cur
Iiculum aud the great aim Of its teachers is %
sccure thoroughDess in the training and instruc-
ton Of their pupils and thus % prepare them for
professional studies or the active duties q life
The ordinary expenses II student exclusive
Of the cost OF clothing travelling and books, are
from S22j 10 S2T5 a scar.
For Catalogue and further Information ap-
ply 70
REV. J. NJ. p. ATKINSON,
Prcsident Hompdcn Shiny Coklgr,
Prince EdDard CDuay, Va.
July IS, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
TAKE NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 CnEnIrnRs

To the creditors Of Daniel Oats. deceased 49,
TO pursuance Of a decree or the Circuit Court Of
Hampshire COUNTY, made in cauge therein
pending 10 subject the real estate of the said
Daniel oats, deceased, 10 the paymrnt 81 his
debts you are required 10 present your claims
against the said Daniel Oats. dec for
adjudication 20 Samuel L. Flournov. Special
Commissioner, AZ bis CBice in said county on or
before the lith ~ October. 1873
Witness, Charles NJ. Taylor, Clerk Of said
Court, this 27th day Of August 1873
CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
August %, 1913 CIV.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

THREATENED BREAD RGoTs IN PARIS.
There is an omnous muttering among
the dangerous classes against the high pri-
ces which they now have to pay for bread.
This danger must be removed or there will
be trouble which may be strong for the
existing government. |, was the bread
question in Paris which precipitated the
first French revolution. MARIE ANToI-
NETTE wondered why, ii the hungry pao-
pie could not get bread, they iii not eat
cake but she did not fully comprehend
the difficulty, and we koow what it cost
her apd the Blurbons = Bali SIN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
To all whom it may Concern

7 HAVING been regularly and legally appoint.
i ed by the County Court of the county Of
Fauquier and State Of Virginia Guardian Of T.
lizabeth Conner and George W. Conner, and
given bond and security such hereby give
notice that on the FIRST day of the October term,
1873, Of the Circuit Court OF Hampshire county
West Va, will move said Circuit Court Of
Hampshire county, West Va, 10 mike nm order
directing Jere Monroe, Special Commissioner
who made sale Of the real estate Of which Ben q
jamin STROLLER died seized in said county Of
Hampshire by virtue Of and under decree Of
said Circuit Court in q chancery cause therein
pending OF STROLLER, &c IS. Strother &c and
such other person or persons have or may
have in their hands or under their control any
money or estate coming to said infants from the
estate OF their late grandfather. Benjamin Stro-
tber, dec d, Ia said county Of Hampshire 10 de-
liVer and pay over 10 me rs the legally ap-
pointed Guardian Of said infants in the State Of
virginia their portion Of the money arising from
said sale, rs heirs AT law Of said Benjamin Stro-
Their, dec d and 10 authorize me % remove the
same to the said State Of Virginia in which
state said infants reside there 10 be invested for
The use and benefit Of my said infant wards A.
foresad.
GEORGE CONNER,
Guardian Of Elizabeth Conner and George W
Conner, duly appointed ia the State OF Virginia
sept. ., l873.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

INVEST VIRGINIA, To WIT AT rules held
w in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on the first Monday in
September, 1873.
John Daily, who sues for the Of John Daily,
Administrator Of Jacob n. Buzzard, deceased
Complainant,
as
Samuel Swisher, ct alias, Defendants
IL Chnncery.
The object of this bill is to enforce the pay
ment Of certain debts and judgment liens due
from the defendnu, Samuel Swisher TO the Com
plainant, and to set aside certain conveyauces by
the said defendant Samuel Swisher, made and
subject all the estate of said Samuel Swisber to
the ayment Of his debts as enumerated in said
bill and for such other further and general relief
TO the Plaintiff in the premises as 10 the Court
may seem meet, and the rules of equity may per-
nit; and il appearing by return made that the
defendants John a. Bonham aud Rebecca Ellen
his wife, and Middleton +. Swisher, do not re-
side in the State Of West Virginia, it is ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what is ne
cessary 10 protect their interests in this suit -
Teste,
CHAS NJ TAYLOR, CCCnC
September ., 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

S@rTHE Republican Convention attack
sonville, Mississippi, has nominated Cen
eral AMEs, carpet-bagger, for Governor !;
A K. DAVIS, colored, for Lieutenant Gov
ornor j. HILL, colored, for Secretary of
State, and candidates for Auditor, Attorney
General, and Superintendent of Education.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules held
w in the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on the 6rst Monday in
September, 1873.
b. Ward, &C. Complainants,
as.
Samuel A. Fancoast, &C, Defendants,
IL MdHccrk on Petition.
The object Of this petition is 10 have a settle
ment of the Commissioners account Of David W
Barton, decd, who wss appointed a Commits
soncr for The sale Of certain lands by decree Of
the late Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Of Hampshire county, Virginia, At its --
term, Is in the above entitled cause and to
have a distribution Of the fuud in the hands OF
said Commissioner distributed among those en-.
titled thereto. and il appearing from affidavit
made ia this cause, that the defendants, the un
known creditors and the personal representatives
Of David W Barton. dec a., are non residents Of
the State Of West Virginia, il is ordered, that
they DO appear here within one month after due
publication Of ibis order do what is necessary
10 protect their interests in this suit. Teste,
CHAS NJ TAYLOR, CCC enc
September 5, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
rs interested will, therefore,
TAX L NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.

, 10 the creditors OF John w. Critton. deceased
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Cont of
hampshire county, made in causes therein mend
ing TO subject the real estate OF the said John W
triton 10 the payment OF his debts, you are re-
CURED 10 present your claims against the sal d
'onn w Critton for adjudication to James Par.
sons special commissioner Mt the Office of " hile
eia! ton flournoy, in said county, on or te.
fore the 9th day of October, 1873.
Witness, Charles ". Taylor, Clerk of said
Court, this Goth day of August, 1873.
CHAS II. TAYLOR, Ccono
August %, 1S73.-7w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
GEORGE CONNER
Notice to take Dispositions.
NJ SsRS. George W. johnson aud Thomas
vi Wills, will,
TAX MOTTO

That on Monday, The 9Th day Of October s73,
between the hours Of sunrise and sunset of said
day, at The Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Hampshire county. West Va, J will proceed to
take The dispositions Of sundrv witnesses which,
when taken, will he offered ~ evidence in my
behal upon the trial Of a cause now pending in
The Circuit Court of Hampshire county West
Virginia, upon The chancery side Of said Court,
wherein I am Plaintiff and you are Defendants
and 10 from any cause said dispositions should
not he taken on said day, or II commenced
should not be finished, the same will be contn-
ued from day 10 day and Time 10 time, between
the same hours ADD at toe same place until COM
pleted. Yours, &c.
JAMES NJ. BRADY,
BY Counsel.
September s. 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
ASSo CIATE:
w. t. BRETT, UNIvERsIrY OF Va.
II I II S [ @ @ s.

D 4 R. n MsSEILL, Esq J; "; INSEEEr, Esq.
TINE SrooND SESSION begins 18th September
1873 closes third week in Tune ls5s
THIS rs an English, Classical aud Mathe-,,r
cal school for BOYS and prepares them thorough
ly and carefully, either for entering advanced
classes in our best Universities or for prosecuiin
their studies in tie learned professions.
New buildings have been erected. specialize
adapted to School purposes and supplied viii
every modern convenience, ms forms carpe,s
racks, &c. To the Scientific apparatus. ALREADY
provided, liberal additions will he made ns -.
CURED. No pains or expense will be spared >,
supply every reasonable facility for ncquirin, n
thorough Classical and Mathematical training
on terms as low as can be afforded in a School
of this erude
The course of study gives special prominence
10 proficiency in the English language. lut en-,
braces all the subjects Of Collegiate curricu.
lum in addition TO which arrangements have
been made for competent instruction in sornl
music without extra charge
Every recitation will lie carefully graded With
reference TO 100 for a perfect lcsson-and Month.
~ Reports, based upon these and The monthly
Examinations, will be sent to parents aud guar
dinus imparially stating class standing pro-
gress, Department, &c.
BOARDtRs will be accommodated In the family
OF HE Principal with every attention 10 comfort
and health. No pupil Cf vicious habits will bs
permitted to remain ia the School. The dsd
pine ~ generous and firm, APPEALING raiher 10
The pupil sense Of honor and self respect. than
to hrs fear Of punshmept Boarders are EXPECT.
ed every sabbath morning 10 attend the Prihci-
pals Bible Class. and the public services Of one
of the Churches in Moore6-d.
THE PRINCIPAL congrniulaics the friends Of the
school upon having secured the services MS rs
soceie, of Prof. " T. Barr, II Distinguished
graduate OF the University oG Virginia, VITO has
gained enriabe reputation il his profession.
washington and Ice University,
in appreciation OF the merits Of this School has
conferred upon II a PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP To 10
awarded ~ ,he Pringipnl, TO the best pupil and
entities him 10 tuition IN all the departments OF
that great lAsti 'uii on free Of charge
Terms for Scholastic Year:
TUIrIoN in classical Department, $50 %
Higher English, 80 %
IfimnYy 80 90
Board in Principals Fnmly, exclusive OF
Washing and Lights, Sl;O-in good private IL.
miles somewhat less. Payable half on admi4-
sion-tmH IS, Of February, ls74. Discount Of
ten PER esut on tuition to more than one FROM
same family. Address,
II j.. HOOVER,
Noorcfeld, H,rdy County, w. Ia
July ls, 1873.