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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22

A ilsvsaling house, situtted uear the court
hoo@. The house has thirteen roonrs. kitch-
ea aad DIANE roou "A ane wH en thc
premises. good gar'ien SPOT, e.. u viii BE-
sold on reasonable terms. ~ will be rented al
a mo,lenste price. fur further particulars
apply 81 Mas. NJ. A. Low.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22
@. W, TERRELL a co.,

tJFfeH FslrfoFs eNd t8FHfFHF t0FAH'ts-
sion nryehanfs, 49,
No. n Carondelets 81. New osieaa& La =
wsresp ctfullv seIleit eo,ssignments ~
Cossen. EawaF M, llssrs. Rlee aud olhor
produce. a val "A orders for Ragglag.
Tlts and A. Andsol gaods ami ,sspflse~s
We ara aiso prspaFesi 70 ssn Nszlx AIsss.
Illdes, &c. Ind uhen nacetAarss whee pro-
dKe n shippsd shippsr ~ n lAaFty n
re eipsf fbr A. mds has so rsr bile W cotton
az hnfsheaI 81 sugar. when such u unincum-
hmxsl the balance "a - pad whcu predmnis
III. Hawhesf nsarsssf prices " III bc ohf@ins,l
ar n lkeiuce solE fruunpt ard e.mlrtnsas
attention gssua a. MI haulssuHA eairusted u
their cart. septf-iv.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22

Aiiarbneue VII b. river by ths weasoa
and Besurey7rd Drulueratlc- Conservative
Clubs On Salurlrr OgL 2nL les5, Hasi 4
grand leaf, L-llEht procession a. q ~.
Al the Clubs IL che county a.. invited g.
sttrnd. Ablc Prakcrs N.llallrs-. the pcu-
pie, snl ~ hops 70 hase rs,,I hra.. bard
W. VI. HALi.EN.
Cham'u Wea.rn IA Com.
n. &. FAiRNAN,
Clnm'n A,yttrYts,rl C,sp. Arr
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22
PRIVILEGE TAX LICEScE
5000,

State II Mississippi Copish County
Received j. ~ BURKE Ten ~ on
- Gr TIVE months frm the
rof "a . uuL Us, 81
" H. Gibbs Aud Pub Acct. r Matthews Tax corr
named IA forwarding
j. b. BCRKE srrcrAI AorSr
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22
ID. j. w .AILS,
= UNDERTAkbls
lfAzl.EHURsT. MfkslssIPPI,

keeTs constantly On hand ami for sale Ne.
talic Cnsk,ts and Case. and Rosewood and
wooden cotlibs of every style, trimmed and
orhamentpd a. suit customers will attend
pess1nalls whsa dos,rcd Prices 10 salt the
tlIaes. Terms cash. apr2s-ly.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22

Are practically taught b. experienced Pro-
EeSsors. Persons from fifteen b. ffty year.
attend Instructions given privately t0 each
student. who has a seperatc deck % himself
and i pot through thorough and systematic
couae of business Transactions 90 quality bind
CIR the situation be Intends 30 Gil Persons
who have neglected their education can here
speedily prepare Cor business Il any kind
students from the country can beard Ia tn
family 81 the Principal.
TEkNS-Thirty per cent less lhap othel
Commercial Asllares in tisisrlty.
Cost u full Commercial Course, only 500
s =, u.se AeaW GO Fouths.
&Asksa - , : professional
Fnr circulars, llress
j. W BLACkMAN.
agility NeW Orleans.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22

OF VIRGINIA


Fs hus -s0a .lnyio g.tee IL seccsk beyond all PP
w. r.aI navel Thirty dal allowed Alelams atl,d
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22
STATE or MISSISSIPPI, AuDIroRs oFPIcE, u

" H. GIBBS Auditor Public
Gritty 'Hai - Ponts9 At Lie tns'tsae .cPsng L fA"s
e lnu,e c"" SrrSeaM la 1871 anate ssspts hcrta and
a Company Hehus tyh busBs Isunee this
until the first 81 arrt.i
Of Of
n ID 1878 W a. Gibbs AultpFof Public Accounts
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22
SIT, 90 8 R { W A R D

Z Yard "Eagle" Cheeks
4 iarls Magnolia Ilceks
Q Plug Ierl.'ti Tobacco
iRa ,,s lsIrtsFll.sls, in
! I Gent Roilek cod Vest Chain
! Ladies Opcm FLANNEL saoque
Pair Mems Drawers
| Gentlcman's Hat, any size % color
i-l--6-i2 Pair Ladies Ilose
| Ladies kutilei Aprons
I PAR Chilaren's ~hoes--any size
I Silver Plate breakfast castor-5 bottle.
! SGT l.adies cuffs urd collars ali linen
! 81 G,llplateA earrings ard hrcastpin
I Gcnns pearl sct--st,l,l. and buttons
! set Gent gpld-pist"d studs
| Ialr gla-plafri Sleeve buttons
-s-l0 Towels
, Duyea llut g hHp ,hlmneys
J Gri4Iaud CHINA sp.ii.au
l FAR 10 Lies slipper, amy size
! Par Gcnts carpet sIipps Ps-any size
! Lar-e wax doll
1900 or blade pocket knife
a Yard Oeorgia beans
! Pair Gents but kskin gauntlcts
Pine China cups ag,d saucers
: Fine Backgammon boarl lconpiete)
I ianee 81 cloth (tabla clothl
2 Pair Lsdies ane .ilk garter
Ladies tue vhalsbuue corset
: Fine China n0wuE vase
2 A.n.' | uler.iirt.
: Ten .aart dish-pans
y TuH bl.rs 1iat s.au
10 Yard 3aa Pacific s~ns
10 Nt=i- dr,.ss bcrage
I teut. Ntf
= bohemian glasf vases, very Gue
? l.adie. lace gaHdhsr,hirf.
" spot Ioats 2p1 yarl. thread
m Yard indian 30 shifting
II lard Columbus Ga, stripes
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22

cHAN0E oF SCHEBULE. The sssulisonl
bound ekprvss aud mail lr.is ~ due bcft =.
follows Express l.aa y. NJ, MaH s.ss =. Va.
North bound RxPrcss go a. m, Mail. ~
, 1875-06-20
LAKE.
wATEN~WDHEH.


Thsrs are fully 20 miles OF watsr.pipe ut
present laid in thc streets throughout the pupu-
lous part Of the eastern portion of Lake, and
from present indications il IL probable, before
the anason is over, that good no-e sections OF
cast iron will be iEnbedded in Lake earth. At
the last meeting Of the Board ord:nances were
adopted for the following additions to the water
supply; 4~inch pipe on Hano-er street.
from Fifty-ninth to Cleveland or
Sixteenth street; on. Root street from
Wentworth avenue to Arnold street, and on
Arnold street $50 feet pctth Of Root street: on
Arnold street from T1fty-niush street to Tran
sit Company's track; on Cleveland or St1tieth
street from School to Wentworth avenue; on
Cair0 or Sixsy-secopd street from Wallace to
Haisted street; and on Maple street from
School to Stewart avenue e-jnch pipe on Went
worth atenue from Snty-aeVanth to 6ixty-nInth
street.
The Commissioners hsva reported that the
cost OF 1ayiDg the 4-lach pipes on Forty-secoud
street from Stewart aTauue to Wallace street
will be $1, ,3C5 the same sum also being fednired
fdr the laying Of the sazne s,zs Ulpe 10 Dhncdu
PARK from Stewart to Wallabe street.
ABOUND THE HALL-
TIE police force are now doing duty in an en-
tire new outfit, tue old winter suits having tean
discarded for mora geutaf summer appufal.
afttthgh tbs weath6r gsems u be ei1lsayurlls
to make them stira to the .sula ci0's~'' : :
:. FIanela Benton has been appollted Roadmae-
tor ia Road District No. II. t.s.,
. Pd1ic6ih!A jordan hxs b4en' fed1ested 10 ahojw
IN wzitsen statement Why be aid not atkiAk
, 1875-06-20

was eopducted by tho Rev. z. W. Adarus. KAT:
ticular attention WAS paid by number OF young
couples Who were present ~ to the form o. plo'
ceedings. Thia in itself looks rather Suspicious
Ministers and Justices, be on the LOOKOUT!
rERsoSAI-
Judge A. ". Blodgett, accompanied by hls tnfes =
dau9hters, Avis, Carrie. aud Emua, returned 10
their home 10 this cisy last Saturday. :.
William s. Searls. Esq. attorney for me Cato
4 st. Louis Rai1roau. is home On orae1 sis!A.
. ur. and Mrs. Philandar Stewart arrived home
Inst Monday, after six weeks ylsat to the Esst-
The following we're arnong the prominent A.
rivals ut Gen Flora during the past week: - ~ e
and Mrs. Phil Wadsvorth, Mr.. and Mrs !. "
Wadsworth and daughter. Nix and Mts. E, u
Simpson, all Of Chicago; also, the Aon- .. r.
PARKS, Of Aurora Nj. and Mrs. G. o: shepard,
Of New York City; Allen Tood, OF IT. :ulalrs~
vile. O.; and othera-
At the Directors' meeting OF the Lake Count1
Agricultural and Horse -Growers Association,
held on Monday evening last the following oth"
csrs were elected: The Hon. William 3. Dodge,
President; Robert Douglas Esq, '1ce,Presi~
dent; Henry G. Hutchinson, Treasurer James
J. Cory, Secretary. The third annual Fair to be
held 1t this place commences Tueaday, Sept. 20,
and continues to Saturday Oct q.
Ar yet no arrangements have been made 1or
pubic celebration in this city On the Fourth Is
Is hoped that in the next issue OF. IHE s0spAx
TA1suHE full particulars Of grand celebration
On that day can be given.
, 1875-06-20

IL h3s 1'k announced. n1a m s "rhe personal attend:
snca OF the candidates is rendered
unpecesBary from the fact that the
ouainted with the merits and charms OF each Of
the ambitious juveniles. If, however, hnT ns-
nirnut for the cup prefers to attend, he or she
wll be admitted free. Tus voting Wss hSely,
and the candidstes for the prize werathe che5ubs
Of Mesdames Johnston, Case, FuFbeck. hetsle-
Pitkin. Echnrt, Hc1rick, and Harvey. The votes
we're 10 cents each, and the babies Of mir. Joe
Haryey-:he popular and gentleman1y conductor
OF the 7:45 a. aud the $50 p n trains on the
Northwestern Rosd-and VIZ, James Ae,rlek
ing 323 votes each, making il . tie, Mr. HertlcA
waived bis right, :nd little Joe Harvey Vas pre-
scented. by proxy, With the cup. The
general public verdict Is that the cup
nghttully belonged TO 'tLitt!s Joe, " for, when
ahead making him the fightfal aud legal winner
at the cup but it was voted to continue the voting,
without furnishing another cup. which change
in the tsetics brought the ballots eren 1t She
last, but, as before stated Ms, Hertek
gracefully acknowledged thas bis n$hs
eatire san, taken in on the cup waa S82 nee
profits $50. An estimate given BY member OF
the Society, Of the evenings profits, vas be-
tween $50 and $500.
Tho larger boys Of the public school put tbeir
little ducats together, and have expected very
peas turning ioka in the school yard grove.
Broken fingers dislocated joints, and hIiste1ed
hands, ara the result.
The engagement OF an Oak Park damsef is a
late event, although 1t ia to be- told only in
str,ctest eontidauca and consequently to be kept
yesr quiet. The lat1y IN question is = resident
Of the north side Of the town. and is q brunette.
Tho ladies' OF the Methodist Church will give q
festival in The lectureroom OF their ediace
Tuesday evening. The ladies' are sparipg no
labor OF trouble to mako it success socially.
Among the attractions OF the evening will
be "Rebecca'e Well" boz OF bellies
and beanx, and an elegant gold band
ring, to be voted to the most popular lady, mar
1ied or single. in Oak Park, haywood, Austin,
River Forest, and Rdgeland. Tickets entislin9
tie holder to admission and strawberries and
cream ira Is cent?.
, 1875-06-20
EL.MHURST.

II ID said death loves q shining mzrk, md tls
saying vas tad}y proven In the death ot Baa-
ismin r. Gutter, which occurred Tuesday uiota-
ing at his residence. He died Of consumption.
The funeral services OF Iii. Cutter we're hsn
ut bis house, and were largely attended. 4 ftrSs
proportion Of the Board OF Education, xuN Ito
the Principals Of most of the public schools af
the city. wsre present
The Rev. Mr. Good yin, OF tho First Conxtt-
gational Church OF the city, preached The funeral
sermon. The floral offerings sent in by biz
scholars and friends vera Of rare And axquisits
beauty. and IN great profusinn. The frat division
of the Washington School fnrnished The 1ang1Bg
On the sad aud melancholy occasioo.
hr. Gutter came to Chicaga from LowaH,
Mass., ID the year 1858, and immediately Attec
was teudeted lhe. npezlutendeacy Of IT'D I'D
Washington School, which for the last seventeen
Years has been his field Of labor He Has Il MIN
d naturally brilliant mental enf1owmen,s, md 4
hard aud persistent worker His manner x&1
genial and hearty, ever winning him respect ind
friends.
His going to the great 0oEno~n beyond lsav6a
desolste the heart and home OF her vbd hin
''sole partner snd sole pa1s Of al Msis: ioy1
dearef herself than ALL" and little daughtae,
$" his Grace" will sadly miss bis fo6d tatssss7.
, 1875-06-20
ILLINOIS.
WAukEGAM.
-HE pLEAsURE-SEEKXRS.


aSk,td; Cotrtspondknes of Thx Chicago Trtban4
WAuEBoAK, June 9.-:Pleasuro-seekera are
continually arriving in this city, some Of whom
come to engage in ishing, hunting. and many
other equally enjoyable pastimes. 4 number Of
young gentleneu arrived during tho fore part Of
the week after remaining short Time In the
city they proceeded to ono Of the lakes ID the
country, csrryiug With them = rather peculiar
"bm Of fare" Below are given the names Of
few OF the articles printed thereon: Soups,
corn-cob and 1nne- -bug Yeiahea. lame duck is
yesFs old entrees, tzza1d pudding, ETC. They
we're probably unable to carry out the pro-
gramtne, as it was somewhat difficult to procure
such extrAykgsnt Injuries.
The entertainment given by the
goetoN PH1LHAKMoN3o CLUB
was largely attended. The presence OF such 4 re-
spectacle audience clearly demonstrates the fact
thas the citizens Of this place appreciate good
muslc, Aud let It here be stated that on this oc
caston theft expectations Were fully realized.
socKr1 IrKns.
The soclabe Of the Baptist eocisty, given i
tho residence Of Mrs. L. Bishop. vas largely ~
tended. Mrs B., ~ usual, did all in har bow.r
to mako it An enjoyable time for those preseItr
mirably.
On the same evening occurred the strawberry
aoclsble Under the auBpices of the H. e, 8ociatY
ut the residence Of H.. J. Brown. Tbs xttand-
an& VAS Large md The affair via very enjoJa-
bic rne-
4 pleasant time nts had 1t ths musical sofee
gwen By one OF afrB. q. l.: PutDam'e clsasas Ut
her Residence last Tuesday ereaiug.
RELIGIOUS.
There will be religious sAYvices at Dakw5od
Cemetery Sunday Afternoon sk3 q. m,, ves:her
permitting.
Congregational Church sabbath schoot CON-
cert At 7:So O'clock p. III. In tho programme ia
~ original eoncest-exefcise +" This Floral Grass,
etc. 80
There win be no service Or eabbath-echoo1 1t
tho Presbyterian church Sunday, oWipk'E The
repairs on building being in Progress. .'.s :
HYHExKAi.,
The inSErf&2e of Mr.. Charles r. Grx1 4 M1aS
Mnarv& Honghtbn occurred lass Sunday evan-
1AR n N* H4klRodiat thux0h. TH6 tsfeuady
, 1875-06-20

French, the: Miases MacNamara, Mr: Charles
| Brigham. and Mrs. Frisbee. from ~Milwaukee
] Miss Matte Burrows. Whitewater. WIS., NJ
| Edison Keith, Miss F. II. Felt Mrs. Charles
afr. Cutler, from Chicago; while Evanston was
represented BY the President md Professors ot
| the University. with their families Mesars- e.
g. Powers, Francis Bradley, and ]. n. Williams,
with their families; Mr. l.. II. Boutel1, Mrs.
White and family, Mr. aud Mrs: v. II: wyckof,
Mrs, Avery, Mrs. Wlewal1, Mrs. Ulm, Miss
Young, the Rev. 6. Q. Moves and wife. the Ker.
G; s. Abbot: and T'fst Nj: xz and nd 1a Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. James Muir and
daughter, Mrs. George ". Muir, Mr. and Mrs.
4. P. Lunt, Mr.. and M1s.N. G. Gridlev, Mr..
Parkhurst, Miss Soule. MI, apd Mrs. J. t. Ray
mond, the Rev. Dr.: Briggs and wife, Mrs. 1; =.
Wheeler, Mra. ". 6. White and dAnEbtar. Ar-
r. B. Hilton, Jr., Mr.. +. T. Hyde, Miss Green.
and Meesrs. GARRISON; Charles Boutell. and
Smith. =.
The tokens OF remembrance from friends at
home and abroad ware NUMEROUS and. elegant.
Tue newly-wedded left Tor the East Tuesday
evening, expecting to sail from Nav York for
England yesterday, and 10 spend aovsru months
abroad ::
M1acTLLANy.
The Eclectic ReGiins Ciub mests MondAy
evening ut the handsome new residence Of q. J.
Gilbert. Eaq, The last meeting at the Hon. ).
D. Easter'a Was largely attended, and unusually
enjoyabfe.
il Ia al the fashion nowadays among the
Evanston people who would be considered high
toned to call On tha ladies Of st. Marks Church
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, AZ the store
next to Hyde's, and pattake OF ico-cream st their
owu expense.
A ripple was caused In society circles last week
By ths arrest OF prominent young gentleman
OF the village. whose name is suppressed on &C.
count OF the eminent respectabiljty Of bis fam
lily. 10 tha same cause must be attributed bis
discharge without 1ne. Il might be added thas
bis he3nous crime wRa that OF playing bail On
Davis street.
Mr. C. M. Case entertained few friends At
his pleasant home in South Evanston Thursday
evening. Strawberries, ics-creaa, and music
wefe enjoyable featursa OF the evening.
The South Evanston Literary and Social So
cietY, which was organized short time ago,
viii soon bold festival at its new hall in War
rem, Keeney i Co.'s brick block, which promiaes
to be success.
The South Evanstun public school will. close
in rwo weeks. The Evanston schools close Fri
day.
The ladies' OF tho South Evanston Methodist
Church will give sociabEe in the church parlors
Thursday evening. and serve their friends with
ice~cream and cake.
, 1875-06-20

daybooks md 1edgerR for The past three years.
and went of With the bundle- They we're seen
going away with parcel under their arms, but
nothing wrong MAS suspected, and it WAS not
absent during their raid that suspicion became
excited, aud the :: disappearance OF the
books WAS discovered. Nobody knew
the strangers. This makes the seventh
firm whose books hare disappeared within fe"
hours OF accounts Or the books themselves pc.
latter are beginning to wax wroth At the Crystals
line texture OF such jokes Another case has
come to light, not less singular than that or
Mallon d PhelAn. Mr, WnNam, Gerlaoh, gram
dealer being asked for an account ut his deal
ngs With distiers promised to prepare u; na's
that his safe had been viaitad BY thieves and the
books stolen. subpoena WAS then lssned to
produce Gerlach in court as Witness 70 seet1y
from memory as to the transactions IN question:,
but be had in the meantime lett toWn' anu nas
not since returned, nor can his addresR be ols~
covered
Tho whole Of the cases Against the dist'!lers
are now ready, and the informatlons will be Ill
filed Monday or Tuesday.
Revenue, will assume Office on the lat pro1iua0.
All vacancies in the department have been hifeo:
TIE outgoing Collector will haye bis reports and
accounts, up to the close Of the fiscal gear, ready
on tho very day.
Mr. &. ". Seymour. Of the Netcs, leaves for
Chicago Monday, where he becomes assistant
telegraph editor OF the Times. with m Increased
salary Tor working half the number Of hours
city editor or reporter must work In this city.
The Shakespeare Club gave a musical and
literary soiree at the Newhall House this even
ing. Prof. Il. ". hoby, President Of the Club,
presiding. The programme consisted ct music;
reading OF s'The Merchant OF Venice by the
Club miscellaneous readings by Capt Bean,
Mrs, Lynde, and the President; short speeches
suitable to the OCCASION, By members Of the
Club and invited guests Prot. Cumnock, Of
Chicago, devoted half an hour to selected read
ings Tbs eTent was p1 charming character.
most Of the literary people Of the city being
present
, 1875-06-20
HYDE PARK.

| met a. usual yesterday afternoon, with no va
cant chairs. The greater part Of the proceedings
we're uuimportank but one step was taEen ia
which the citizens generally feel an interest.
The temperance question ia OF the fe" which
disturb this quiet suburb about once in so
often. Last year the election was carried
| in favor ct no liquor and licenses we're
exceeding bard to get. This year. it
was understood that the attempts at prohibition
would be Bet aside, and Low license system be
established. Tue Board has not disappointed
the saioon-keepers and supporters OF the Peo-
ple's party. An ordinance Was Introduced fixing
the license fee at $50, parable in semi aonua1
adyances, tho restrictions being simply that
SALOONS shall be closed at midnight and until z
p. N. Sundays.
Messrs. G1llett. Powell, and Hews were ap-
pointed to select q location Tor South Chlcago's
proposed Jail.
The engineer OF the village reported his OBJ
seryationa while making pedestrian tonr along
the track OF the Baltimore j. Ohio Railroad.
Various things he found not to his liking, aud
desired changes. It Was ordered that the road
be notified to mako the changes to b1B taste, and
il the notice bd unheedtd, the attorney Will pro-
caad against the COMPANY.
An ordnance for numbering the streets was
referred It's main points are: Ihe adoption OF
the decimal system; streets running north and
South 10 De called aVeDueHf ALI 1uIeFHeEE108
streets to be places each humber to hare Is
feet; east and north sides Of streets to hava odd
numbers; the Executive Commission to at once
make out the numbers and notify citizens, who
must number their houses within sixty days, un-
der penalty.
a petition for sewer on Oakwocd boulevard
Was read setting forth that the South Park
Comm:asioness are ready to 50 on with improve
mants 30 5000 as the sewer is built, and 10 pay
%, 800 Of the cost. The Engineer was instructed
to prepare plans for the WORE. and the Attorney
an ordinance for Improvement
The President was empowered to appoint night
watohmau for Engtewood, the robberies down
there having aroused the people with jewel1y in
their houses. .
The Presbyterian Society offered to sell the
building now used as village bali, With 80
fest Of ground. for $4,000 The CoEunoitsee Was
INSTRUCTED to bid 38 600, which will probably not
be accepted.
was presented> William Bailey is the Captain.
and the ranks are we'll flied by volnhteers- OF
course Hyde Park is now secured from tho
dafnes. The Board then adjourned.
Mrs James Morgan gave lawn-parsy Friday
evening. and i charming party it was, many
friends from Henwood, Hyde Park, and the city
being present. 4 large dancing platform Was
prepared in the open air, and music from the
city made time for The happy dancers
Tbs commencement exercises at Eenwood
Seminary will fill up the earlier part Of the week.
Tuesday evening the Philona1hian Society will
give moonlight fete, tickets to which can be
procured for half dollar.
, 1875-06-20
EVANSTON;;
pEANSNN.ERHNon

The most notsble Social ersnt OF the p&ss weak
at Evansten was the marriage of Prof. CHARLES
Wi(liam Pearaon, Of the Northwestern Un1vsr-
sity, and Miss Helen, daughter of Mr. o. French,
which uas aolennized ut the Congregational
church, Tuesday afternoon. Tbs eacfed edi6ce
xts shroneed wit6. friends of the conttactioa q
parties, many Of whom found Ii eon1hniept TO
stand. ind the altar ras beautifully decorated,
Mazsrs: Hilton aud su1ith of6ciAted Al ushera,
and Prots. Cayhazt aud Allyn, Of tie Uni.ersity.
conducted the bridal party to thu Altar, ,hara
being nd bridesmaids. '9N&
The Rev. E. Il. Packard perfbrrned the cara-
raony. assisted BY President Fowler. Tho brias
wore white muslin drees Of elabosate naahe.np.
grange blossoms. The ceremouy concindad:; (
reception was held Ut the re9Ideuce Of tha
bride father. u which the following fttehds,
With othart, Hsza ptasautt HI. Ind Hin. .Edha3
, 1875-06-20
AURORA.


Aurora. ILL.,, Juns 19.--The seveoteenth an
uua1 commencement Of this popular institution
,vh;,, on,,r,aa a,r;np tha matt weak. closes opt
=. -. - ss. ',.ssns,a3 ~ ra,,s - -, h;a,oyp Tht
o1 LIB 1ao7s soce7sa4ot 5e".S - 11s .AD''
average number Of students in attendance dur
Ing the rear ygas about 500, and their recent eI-
aminationa prize contests. and literary exercises
.hs.-.s s,.ra, - rrn6oanov, bioh1,
sno"ee uosA0o " =.
cfenitaole 20 'aeAaasre7' @4ao W
Prof. @. E. Vaudeville, the Pr1ncapal'
aud bis able and efficient corps Of teachers
Ths;r ~ 80 trs,r;ns @ .nnaara IN have been yery thor.
.sa.~ 80 ~. h;uh .b,r.otar ~
oosa @ou ootupias"' oo. @~ "-s"
The Seminary fuiy mstntalned aufing tne t"o
yeara Prof. Mandevllle has been in charge. For
oa,,+r,, ~ a. po,kfor1 f,nnfaranc. oy tia N +.
GhnrcI, has ID hored nnder a haayr burdcn of
daht o,,d 40 ot,;rsra sra nnw anrountar,ng great
du" d'a.Gvanta@ea rd s for inck of means to fn|ly
5aveloT ita Tnoterin1 rahr,nrces. Tbs remodeliu4
and refnrnishing Of the bnlldIng is au urgent
s90 an il naaded. seyer.I feagabie plans for
rs;se. t,s raon;sta f1nds sre in contennlation.
es1her ~ rh;ch csn hardly fsii to prove SUCCESS
~ yn1 ~ thst v;th the aniand,d renntation il an
;ara ~ fntnra ~ Iann;ncs Eeminarv looka
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,ora. 10 feax q + Ws1ndav;1e A. IT. Princinsl.
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Rn1rh Hatnrsi Sc;sncaa r a Worcaatay Com.
rnsrcin, Denaytment. Gen. ". Hnmmond Mnth-
aress;rs F.tnar E,aen pracnntrasa and En-
t,1ias I,taratrre. q q It r,nir Mnsinaj nenar.-
1Iant. nr 4 Hard 1,antnrar m Thya,oIagv
Chas rVhastnn Tacturer m 1ommarcaf T,aw''
e1as ms .antast ~ Tnasde- aran,no
to- ~ sharhard nr;zs ~ soo va varv snir,tad
~ 40 oana,g.rah,a ds,raa ~ +.lan+ .n,nsfes,ad
In T The award the Boatd vas n unable to s1riyo at
dasian nS ". an naerIr aonal n msrt cara the a.
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