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CHANGERS
EOR SALE.
A government land warrant for services rer
cred in the war OF 1872, for 100 acres of lane
REASONABLE PRICE.

For further information apply to ]. NJ
Rogers. Beaver Dam, KY, or John P. Barrett
Hartford, Ky.
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ss;Er@O2D. cTIo CoUXT-, XII.
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DE ssOCRsTIC STATE TICKET.

Es-EDyEs0AY, NAV 10. 1873.
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JOHN p. BARRETT,

Prompt attention given to the collection Of
claims. viii buy, sell. lease, or rent lands or
mineral privileges on reasonable terms. viii
write deeds. mortgages, leases, &C., and at
tend to listing and paying taxes on lands be-
onging to non-residents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-21

getting the tHtie acts Of polReness that as
sert SO much in the makeup OF the we'll
bred gentleman, is something for us to do.
much Of which j. to be taught hy the Sc
cret influence of the quiet home. No bet
ter Introduction and recommendation can Il
young lady or gentleman have, as they 90
forth to battle with the world Even 50
small a thing as the removin. the cap, or
tue picking up OF pin, Gt Is said) has
made the fortune Of more than one young
man.
FREEMAN II. CHASE, NJ. ID.
Orland, Dec. 30th. 1874.
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- . -

Bells and Age.-A fiddle improves by
does a bell. There :. perhaps. slight
Improvement for the first few years, bur
afterwards the quality deteriorateS. Met
al, we know, is altered. by repeated and
long continued hammering. Thnmp
piece of iron, and you change the quality
of its magnetism; the shock of the wave
modifies the magnetism of an iron ship;
and some of the music is Knocked out of "a
bell by long continued US" OF the clapper.
4 peculiar effect is noticed in the bell of
Cripplegate Church when it strikes twelve.
The first two or three strokes are distinct
and clear then a discord begins, which ac
cumHlates with every stroke. until with
the eleventh and twelfth a complete
double sound is produced.-[ Chambers
journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-21

A writer III the Schoolday Magazine
has gathered tvgelher the following die
tionary words as defined by certain small
people here and there
Back -biter-A flea.
Fan-A thing TO brush the warm Off
with.
Fins-A fiSh's wings.
Ice-W after that stayed out in the cold
and went to sleep.
Nest egg-The egg the old hen meas
ures by to make new ones.
Pig-A hogs little boy.
Snorng-Letting of sleep.
| Snow-Rain all popped out white.
| Stars-The moons eggs.
| Trunk (of an elephant)-His front tall
| Wakefnlness-Eyes all the time coming
unbuttoned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-21

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h'h At-i " ihAt poor i't."N t"' dE!, AL
t''' Au' iAth JI"i''d h'- ciAim AhI made
my fortune. - NflhnF Mr Even, N OAK
!a"d Home JoutAal.
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more 90 hrr tAtu all tnrtgel-urc~ oIt thr.
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D .-h,u,-- u! AcF -oy. ~l.. soon suA,.e iu.
discovery tuAt lr wI- Aumaa. th., the
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-21
Christmas Carol.
n1 } O. HOLLAND,

There's a song 10 the air
IhrTc- sLir ia the sky
Thrrc's mother Ir.r PRAYER
Aud habv's low srt
Aud q rtAr rams IL lrv " h4lc the BsAgtlnIl
sing.
Pr the manager Of Hc,hl-licm crallc~ 4 King
There . iumuh ef jHy
psr tho wonderful birth.
Pa thc NiTgtH'- sweet buy
J. BE Inri ui i4s earth.
~ tic star rains IT. ire while the Hcauti MI
ring.
For tie maugcr u Bethlehem cradles hiEs p
In the light ol that -iar
lie ifs age .Wp,-Iri,sl
Aud t'mI soug o. aiAf
HAs swept over t4t vor'l
Everv hearth Be- tr4me. ami ihc Eeaufifti sing
In Tia hosnc- Of the uations. That Jcsu- j. hing.
We ruf0lrs in The hsit.
And Ne echo tbs -auE
That cumos down tlr4il-sh Tie night
fr1l See hsAVeuiF rlr.ug
~ Nc sh"4i to ihe lovely ryangel Tire, bring.
Aa4 w, -rcvt IL A.s cr.a,l4, uGr >ANl.ur aD4
h.u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-21
})uetrp.
The Old Home.


An outdoor quiet held the earth
Beneath the winter moon,
The cricket chiTpel IN cory mIrth.
And the kettle croonel. upon the hearth,
sweet, OLD fashioned tune
The old clock tiCkcl. a drowsy race.
With the clicking nf the cricket,
Mud rci Goals in the chimney place
Icepet oui. with many a rosy face,
Like berries IN a tllickct
The cranc'- arm empty. stuck ont stin.
And tInware uu the shelves
Twlnkici aud winA@i 81 every glIn,
In the iiickcrinc FIRE light, n II
They whispered Ia them selves.
The goci dame in her rufiel cap,
Counted the stitches eloWly.
And the old man, with many a cape.
Read from the Big Bo-,k on hi- lsr.
The good Woris, wise aud holy.
The Old clock clicked: the old man read.
Ill. deep voice pausing. lowering.
The good wife nodded, dropped her head
The hd- OF both w"rs heavy a. lead
The! were sound asleep and snoring.
oh, hale old couple sweet each dream,
Nhilc-al the milk pans ultius
Puss paints her whisker- IN the cream.
Till John and the hclaic'i team
Bring Maggie irom the quilting.
May Time. Ipray. when falling years
Make thin ms voice ami unpplc,
Find ny iA-t days oi life like theirs.
A. ssS,r; Wiz shilJreu's love AMI PRAYER.
tnl ike winter apple.
VIII Wallace Harney. in >c-ibner'. for De
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The Legislative Committees

The following is full list of the Com
miitees OF both branches ofthc Fitty-fourth
Leg g,slaturc;
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01

er Mis-, Amanda Williams, who wrote
10 hlm 70 eome ~ Dallas, Tho lad has
lost The letter and does not know
where his mother lives, lflhia notice
should meet her eye she can hud her
son by applying NJ tho Mayors office,
-heyeral 0f our citizens are making
preparations 10 either visit Ihopa'
Springs On send their families there for
the SUMMER,
The tournament NJ the Fair
Grounds promises W bo grand affair,
His Honor, General Cabell, viii be-
one ol lho contestants,
The Supreme Court having re'
yprsed tho decision Ia the case Of I'D,
Newman, ho was yesterday sol AZ lib
erly, on hllng q bond In the sum Of
eighteen hundred dollars,
The ladies having In charge the
arrangements for the prospective la'
mar rifles supper, nre requested Ia
meet NJ nladeR Hall, Saturday aftor-
noon NJ 2 O'clock,
The reporter WIS yesterday ln-
formed that the only loadlngadyocatos
Of u nomination being made by the
convention which meets In this city on
Saturday, were Moasra Andrews aud
iloagall,
-By reference 10 notice published
In another column, II viii be seon that
Mr., John Houston Inns declined 10 dls-
pore Of hls job printing office, aud has
determined 10 roman permanently la
our city,
DO the citizens Of DallOs propoae
10 lot the Fourth Of July pass over
without any celebration? Certainly
there should he some demonstrations,
aud preparations cannot be- COM
moncod too soon,
Freeman Inns sent w another oyl-
donco Of his superior skin In photogra-
ply, In the shape Of IN excellent re-
production on card board Of n modest
llltlo miss Of eight months the pct Of
tho household Of TnE llERALp's wor-
Thy President, Mr.. j, w. Swlndclls.
Jules Schneider llsqp Of the firm
of Schneider n Davis, returned home
yesterday from lengthy visit East,
His numerous friends viii no doubt bo
delighted 10 learn that he lost none Of
his Oyordupols, and that His checks
bloom and gllslon ~ of yoro with the
ruddy hue Of good health.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01

by reference to an advertisement
published in another column, it will be
seen that the firm of Noise Kahn a.
Co., Wholesale liquor and cigar dealers,
has been dissolved, and that Mr.. Kahn
viii in future conduct the business
alone 1t is hardly necessary to refer
to MIR. Kahn. He has been a promi-
neht business man of Dallas since his
residence here, and during that time
has acquired reputation for fair and
honest dealing second to none In the
community. The junior of the late
firm, MIR. Nj. j. Jacobs, has associated
himself with the house of Marx.
kempner " Co., of Galveston, and will
IN the future represent the interests of
that house, Mr. Harry Jacobs will also
be connected with the same house, and
for the present will remain in this city
looking after their interests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Jusr received 1T the Milwaukee lioor Han
600 Main street, n large quantity Of IA, oolo'
brntoi Frankfort Lager beer, This beer l.
superior 10 amy IN the United states, II also
has received Imported Rholn wine GUARAS'
TgEp pURM
Afhc proprietor hns engaged Prof LANCE
string band 20 give concerts NJ his hnll every
evening julyldOt
UNQuEaToNAnLr the bost pin 90 10 buy
bargains Ia boots, shoes, clothing, gent,
furnishing goods, trunks, yallses umbrellal,
etc. In nj staniords, iU7 Elm street
Watches repaired promptly, correctly nnd
warranted NJ j. NJ Dram 4, 6O7 Main street
SAVE money, Go to stanfords for shoes
boots and hats,
DO not fail 20 examine that stock of
watches and Jowolry NJ j. NJ, Grams. Re
member all goods engraved free OF charge.
siLvERwARE suitable for birthday ana
bridal presents, also Rome clocks No Ter.
mann lango's, COL south side Of Main street.
ouR cllizons who want Clothing made up
10 order, Underwear, ready made or made TO
order, and In fact anything In the limo of
0ontemons Furnishing Goods, should call
on Hollenboek n McCullom, iO7 Main street,
where they win Mud everything In tho absvo
limo OF goods, of the best quality and made
up In tho bost manner Remember tho
number, l07 Main street, Hiatt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
CITY BUSINESS.

Lamar street, beg leave To call tho attention
OF persons wishing TO purchase real estate to
the extensive lists Of property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their Office, undor tho respective heads OF
Improved city Property" "Nocnnt City
Lots" Farms" aud "uuimprovcd and
wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In tho commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and II number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts Of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number Of firms of various
sizes, including several large and highly i'm.
proved plantations within Ave miles OF the
city OF Dallas, 2GGdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01

THE HERALD was yesterday pre-
sented by Judge Buriord with five ripe
tomatoes, which weighed six aud one
half pounds. The largest of the five
weighed exactly one and one half
pounds. Judge Nat says "beat 'em eff
you dar." They were raised In Judge
Burford's garden, in the southeastern
part of the city.
Then came Mr. j. s. Thatcher who
lives at the south end of Lamar street
with n peck of the same delicious escu-
lents, There were just eighteen in the
peck, and they weighed fifteen pounds.
They were not picked especially for
show, but are fair samples of the
growth of m acre, embracing about
fifteen hundred vines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
Bitten by a Mad Dog.

a .,. Beach, residing near Scyene.
~ 'n,s county, while on his way to
eAurcn, sunday evening, was attacked
py raoid dog and terribly bitten. the
vicious brute drawing blood in no leas
than forty different places. A mad
stone belonging to Captain w. II. Gas.
ton OF this city, was applied 10 tha
wounds, aud in each case adhered win
tenacity until apparently all the v,,us
mad been absorbed. Mr.. Beach DE
crioes the sensations:upon the applica-
lion OF the stone as being very pecu-
liar as he could distinctly feel the
Virus drawn through his system by the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01

10 ihe lNllnf nl lhr pNllH' ll'lN'N
n haa luut cone ~ my knowledge
that certain brainlrss, ueli-fnttlillllll
guardians NJ lhe puddle rights and d.
critics nl ihh community arc hlhl lllB
on the fIreeia my position lh regard 10
thr question Of nominations on fhlul-
dly nest hY the proposed county con-
yrulI0n, desiIe o. nay lhAt J have
given q power OF attorney 10 40 one
MEND Or lne, IA define my pnsll l0n !
propose, when The precinct lflfHllfs
meet ia The court house nli SATURDAY
20 perform that labor In person !
have never asked human hong 10
vote for me Ia This election have ~
no wise sought 10 receive the hppnllll'
ment Of ny friends as delegates have
openly proclaimed my views, ana lrll
the people free ~ dl ~ lhry thought
right, aud have sund ~ ! have over
stood for thirty years on the hrond
principles OF Jelfcpunlnn Democracy,
hn enomy 10 inlrgleIr, 1emngoBueHl
ellqueH aud rings, aud q friend 10 hon'
eHt men, honest government alld lhe
rights Of the peoplo % control ihelr
avn affairs lOllN nENnN hh0wN'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
sIrIelIY pmrn.

II IL II fact that while DR.. prlce's
Cream Baking Powder aud True l'lar-
orIng Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc.,
have been made for many years with
out reducing their standard Of perfect
purity not another Baking Powder or
Fayorlng Extract In the market Is
free from adulterOtIon. There are no
colorlng, poisonous oils or acids In DR.
Prices Flavors, nor chalk, alum, or
other injurious substances IN his Cream
Baking Powder We know the manu-
facturcrs take pride IN having their ar
ticles strictly pure,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

And still the l,arched crops si,h IN
vain for shower.
Don't forget the races at the Fat,
Grounds Saturday.
The walls Of the lie Grande are re.
ceiving their first coat of paint.
To-day is set apart for the especial
benefit of the gentlemen of bills Re
We prepared when called upon.
The Commercial hotel is being
thoroughly repaired and renovated
preparatory to being reopened.
Z The ladies are making grand
preparations for the Lamar Rifles sun.
per on Monday evening next
add personal
"A lad about thirteen years of AGE.
named Frank Williams, arrived In the
city by the Central train last evening
nom sherman, In search Of his moth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
pIcnnant Gathering.

A pleasant aud informal reception
took place last evening ut the residence
of Mr.. aud Mrs. w, u, Scogns, on
Bryan street. A large number of ladies
and gentlemen assembled, who passed
u most agreeable ana enjoyable
evening In each others society. Music,
dancing and conversation served to
while away the time until the hour to
retire arrived, when the guests de-
parted each one carrying away the
feeling of having passed most pleas
ant evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
Wanted.
Notice.

! VIII offer for the next thirty days the
largest stock OF watches and Jewelry In Dal-
las AT COST.
Eighteen carat plain gold rings, my own
manufacture, l:8Opwt.
New York manufacture, LES pvt.
Heavy silver Waltham watches, SIS.
Heavy gold eighteen carat waltbam
watches, SOS.
soiiu silver table forks and spoons, $40 per
SET, anu all other articles In proportion.
Washes repaired and warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
,o,,, ]. W. WEBB,
800 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
CrYslnI PnrIll,

"puro rs crystal" Is aHynonlm for
the highest excellence, The "DIa'
mond Speolaoles," nude by the Spen-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
Of New York, are literally "pWe ~
lryalal,n being skiIlfully manufactured
from minute crystal pebbles and have
an unequullod hardness aud brlllIuncy,
The genuine goods bear the trade
mark stamp Of u small diamond upon
every pair For sale IN Dallas by John
NJ. Orom, 5O7 Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01

Profracted Meeting.

An interesting revival was COM
menced at the Methodist Episcopal
church, corner of Lamar anu Com
meree streets, on Sunday last, under
the direction of Rev. DIR. Allen, and is
meeting with the most gratifying sue
cess. Services commence alto o'clock
In the morning and at s o'clock in the
evening, and will be continued during
'h's week, If not longer. The public
are earnestly invited TO attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01

SO FAR as we have yet seen, our en-
terprising fellow-citizen, w. l., White
ESD, is entitled to the champions belt
as Il successful wheat-grower of Texas.
From ten acres, on his farm, at the
edge of town, he has threshed three
hundred and seventeen bushels, or a
little over thirty and one-half bushels
to the acre of wheat, Weighing sixty.
four and one-half pounds to the bushel.
Beat that who can, and take the belt.
Il Lancaster dallas county, Gazette.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
TnE COURTS,
district eva OourL

The following business was trans
aoled yeslerdnyi
dreer W, Houston aud 'l'eSOs Central
Railroad compromised,
Olln Wollhorn ot nj Va, Mcdowell u
ali verdict for plaintiff.
George Parker W. Houston aud Tex
IN Central liaIlroad not concluded,
Court took up the case Of Marion
Dill, on writ Of haboas corpus, charged
with being one OF the party who hung
aud afterward out the thront Of u ne
gro boy, u few miles from this city, In
January last, After hearing the ey-
dcnce, tire court admitted Din TO bail
In the sum Of ten thousand dollars, In
default Of which he was rcmauded 10
Jail, The State was ably represented
by MessH I'D, Bower ana w, q, Ster-
rolt aud the defense by Mr., Young
Mayors court
William white, colored, drunk aud
dlsordcrlyi pload guilty and fined 50
and costs,
William Perry, drunk and dlsor-
der'y plead guilty and fined - and
costs,
William Thompson drunk and
down; plead guilty aud hnod 50 and
costs,
Calharlno Robertson, Colored, using
prohne aud abusive Language; plead
not guilty and dismissed,
Charles Mills, permitting faro or
rondo to be exhibited In n house under
his control plead guilty and fined S2j
aud costs,
Charles Mills, drunk aud down; plead
guilty and fined vs. and costs,
j. NJ. Dyer drunk and down plead
guilty and fined ~ and costs,
Robert Kingston, drunk aud down
plead guilty aud fined 50 and costs.
Charles Bright, drunk and down;
plead guilty and fined - and costs.
Belle Lester lighting Baby Murray;
plead not guilty and continued Til to-
morrow morning,
John Roberts, llghtingj dismissed
Three of the frail ones paid their
regular visit to His Honor. The keeper
of the house was fined S25 and costs,
and the two inmates IS and costs each,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
TrnnhIn InInMrenna.

Information reached tho city last
evening that some trouble existed in
Lawrence In reference toan injunction
having been served on Nh John A.
Francis, trustee of tho Texas Colony
association, by parties claiming u con-
trolling interest, Al indignation
meeting that panaoea fprthe wounded
feeliIgs Of every true American was
held, denouncing the action Of the on
lolnors, aud numerously resolved,
lpumor has II that Mr. Francis has on
lrenched himself and deded his oppo-
nenla.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01

Mr. Il, Il, Briggs, Miss Mamie
Briggs, Miss Thompson and Captain
Anderson, Of WaxahOchic, arrived In
the city this morning, The party,
with the exception Of Captain Ander-
son, are on n pleasure trip to Louis
vile, Kentucky, whore they will re-
remain until Fall. TnE HERALD wish
en- Ihom pleasant trip and u safe re-
turn home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-01
A tnr,I.

W. q. SIckles 4 Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at GIG Elm street, r..
V, Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consgnments from 81, Louis, Galveston and
other points, The old firm was dissolved on
the 10th instant, Mr.. IL. j, Edgerley dspos-
Ing of his interest to W. II. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods viii be delivered In the city tree OF
charge. w. q. SlCKLES,
Oddly W. II, COKER
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FOR SALE.
"A hare Chance for Stockmep.

,,,,,i 9I i for sale, very low, my thoro,o,,
AMI 90 nnee Arthur" lie Is five yeSrs ~
brssd perfect picture OF the Ayrest oiI,l,
Prince Arthur was brnd tro
SOCK by captain J. ". (;oslee ~ IInpOr' ed
i mnehh,uSky, and was imported fro, ,, VIE,
s suuay wnen only n small calf hahn Ken
gentle aT nd can ascllmated Is perfee ere,
He took the Tst e pT nanGSa =, WIN r., %pa9liy
SSpun,y iair last fall, as the bast harrison
st hyu ouii, and the hrst premium ~ thorough
bloae ~ ring win guarantee HIM IN sweep
,reier 70 Captain j " cos,..
nnIe' Kentucky, Mr.. Il. M. su,i, ee' Of Louis
as, OF M spsbana Drs. q. NJ PHILLIPS s Tboe
. Tss. particulars, address ma =,
lOldlm RI. WARE
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are duly authorized travelling agenIs Of
TnE DALLAS HERALD pRINnNG CONF
pANy, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
and Job work, from this date until
further notice. W, q. HOLLAND,
business Manager,
lullna IulV l. lk1t
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pALL4s CouRTY, lupe 2llhi lal'
James u, Barklcy, hhpHHi
DfAnHm-Ata meoilug NJ Tue Hoard w.
dan ~ WhlOn were pffsnhii W, w. lAhtll
n ala hharp aud Y, q NASH ine following
pI0Hftdings wore had lp-Nll 49,.
~ % having come IA our kn0NlNlfh lnhl
many WifH mistakes nave prril nnllihl' NJ
III ihn Assessing uilnph va assessing lllt
ihr school lHkfht inT Tho year lMi lhrlrinfr
resolved that we notify ihe hhrTln W sur
prud thn collection VI aaid taxes uhl hnNll
lime us Tho Hoard may require W Issue q
mnrl unlpf by which lhn nVil NAY ~ ppi
mried, Respectfully subinllt
Attest w w. "a hhl.lh
President Hoard school Directors
a. F. NASH, Secretary, llh'd4l'