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appreciation Of her kindness
by returning TO their pen at night with
out putting their mistress to any trouble
whatever to hunt them. But on this oc-
casion they had wounded her feelings by
their tar,liness. and 30 she went In the
house to watch and wait till they should
appear. But those geese did not come.
With sorry heart the lady retired know
ing full well that some misfortune had be-
fallen those geese, and she determined to
seek them out at early dawn, and know
their fate. She would find them il they
were alive; If they were dead, alas! she
would find them also and pay the last
sad offices to their carcasses, .by pluckiug
their downy feathers and selling them for
eighty cents pound. At early dawn
she was out, going from one neighbours
chicken yard to another until she saw
those geese in the yard Of defendant,
and alas her worst fears were
realized; there lay one Of those loving
geese. all mangled and bloody, the VIC
tim Of ferocious bull dog, and deadcr
than salt mackcrel: and by her side lay
the other goose, nearly frozen to death.
The gander, who was the only one left to
cackle the tale of the untimely death of
his companions, was released, and with
dolcful look upon his intelligent counte-
nance, and tears in his soft eyes, he is
very Knowing and afiectonate gander,)
he wound his weary way homcward, as a
funeral procession keeps time to the dead
march. When he arrived at his loved
MISTRESS kitchen door, he halted, cast a
look Of thankfulness toward heaven, and
with tremor in his musical voice. let
the old folks at home know that he had
returned to die.
The defendant denied that the geese
found in her chicken pen belonged to
the plaintiff. she had been made present
of them by lady friend, and loved them
very dearly. She had never seen geese
like them in all her life They used to
come in the kitchen whenever the door
"o- wv 'p'iii anu whenever SuS Ndil'h
them they would answer by running up
to her. Hopping their wings and cackling.
Those geese were not like other geese.
They had the knowledge of human be-
ngs. If person once got acquainted
with, or even saw those geese once, they
would always know them. and that
plaintiff was mistaken. Those were not
her geese. But the Judge, after listen
ing to the touhing story of plaintiff, did
not have the heart TO let her 90 without
doing something to allay her grief, so he
rendered judgment in her favor tor the
sum of one dollar, at which the plaintiff
turned up her nose. The last we heard
Of the goose question was that it had been
carried to the county court.
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Something Profitable TO Everybody

The spring season Is approaching, and
Goldstein Il Ro.enwater beg to announce
to the people that they are making great
efforts for the spring trade. In order TO
make room for the new goods, they will Of
fer in the next sixty days their entire stock
OF fall and winter goods, which Is complete
in all departments, and consists OF every
thing usually found in first class dry
goods store, at the first cost price. All
purchasers should avail themselves of this
opportunity, ss they can save handsome
little profit by doing so. Everybody Is in
yited to cali and examine goods and prices.
i. ). There stock Of mems, youths and
boys ready made clothing IS 9 mpeic in all
qualities and sizes, and will likewise be
offered ut the first cost. lGg-l-ll If
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Rev. ,Ir. bradley.

The emissaries Of Satan have for many
long years prosecuted this saint. They
have pursued him with fury, have at
tackled him in his Lonor and cndeavorcd
to stain his fair fame with lies. Years
ago they charged him with hog stealing,
and had him arraigiIed before his peers in
the jury box; but the Lord was with his
servant and obtained his release. He
did more: He sent lire that
consumed the houses Of the preachers
enemies. Frightened. they turned
from the attack: but lately, cmboldcned
by men Ike Rev. Mr.. Xix, they advanced
upon the Reverend gentleman again, and
charged him with stealing corn
and capturing swine. H. was arraigned.
and the Lord put l. into ia, hearts of the
jury TO acquit him again. and now look
cat for fire. The iu-i always
sends lire to ~ Egc Mr..
Bradley. Il wDuld not have cared " he
.a.i. iii they had charged women on me;
kase. fore lie Lord. Use not ashamed to
stand in tribulation and distress wild Mr..
Beccher. but to charge upon me de
worldly and common sin Oh hog stealth is
a ,hame-surc. II can't be endured. ANY
worldly man can steal hogs, but us SER
bsnts ob dc Lord must Sin higher dan dat
higher dan dat" And Jacob i. right.
so look out for the fire that is sure TO
come down and consume his enemies.
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was thrown upon the flames, and the roof
being burned, and torn up by The fire
men while trying 10 get into the main
building. The fire is said TO have orig
mated from defect In a Huc in the rear
part Of the building. The flremen Of the
city deserve great credit for the noble
manner In which they worked. The
Rough end Ready boys. having the far
thest to go, did not arrive at the fire until
after the other engines had got there, but
when they did 20 to work. did their
share In the most crcditablc way. The
Deltas had the satisfaction Of being the
first company on the ground, but their
engine being frozen up, they were
Obliged to work with it for some time be-
fore they could get her to work, but they
also rendered much assistance. notwith-
standing their misfortune.
The entire fire department did their
whole duty, and Capt. W. II. Halliday,
after the flames were cxtinguished, and
the excitement was sufficiently abated so
that he might be heard, stepped forward
andinformed the captain Of each company
thatthcy could draw on him for the sum
Of twenty-five dollars, to be expended In
the interest of their companies. This ev-
idence Of gratitude was received with
many good wishes to the donor; and will
no doubt be long remembered by the
ilrcmen of the city. Which company
threw the first water upon the building
while in flames we have not definitely
learned.
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rufts.a (anI.

Paradise Mines a,c located in Paradise
township, Perry county, Hin L.. Till coal
MS no superior for CRATES, cooking,
steam, or II ck,mithing. Its freed1m from
sulphur and other impurit e. makes it not
only pleasant, but hcalthful coal Tor
family MFr. 10 l.lO.Gt.
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Parlor and Kitchen Furniture nj
Ancsi0n.

At the residence OF Mrs. VIM Sandusky, on
street near Walnut, on Tuesday after
noon, January 10, Isis, NJ O'Clock
Large Fine Mirror,
Parlor Chairs,
Rocking Chair,
Reception Chair,
Sofa,
Whatnot
Mnrble-Top Center-Tablc,
4 lot of Fine Pictures,
Fine Chandelier,
Pair Of Fine Curtains,
Parlor Heating Stove,
Set Fine Vases,
Silver Server,
Silver Coiiee-Pot,
silver Cream Pitcher.
silver Sugar Bowl,
Silver Spoon Holder,
Silver Cake Basket,
Silver Napkin Rings.
silver Forks,
l Extension Table,
Cook Stove.
Sale without reserve
LOUIS II. MYERS,
liO-l-E-2t Auctioneer
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Touching story OF Three Geese.

Two ladies, with a number of their
friends, who live down town, appeared
before Judge Bird yesterday morning !;
one of the ladies was defendent, the
other plaintiff in goose question, The
plaintiff stated that she had three geese,
or, two geese and one gander, and tina.
last Tuesday morning she got up, went
out, watered and fed them, as usual, and
then let them out of the yard to pick up
what they could find on the street. When
night came she went ont to welcome
home her pets, but no geese were there.
This made the plaintiff sad, because
those 4 ,ese had tender hold upon her
heart. They were dutifnl geese,
and had always showed their
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The Panic

at Antrim'5 in gents wear. is worthy of
notice. The entire stock at cost and
many things at less than cost. DO not
believe what he says but go and see for
yourself. He means business. Winter
clothing at prices that will surprise you.
Remember the place--John Antrim, No.
70 Ohio leyec. lG7-l-lG-3t
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Unclaimed watches.

Al Watches, Clocks and Jewery, that
have been left with m e forrepairs, on which
the charges are unpaid, will be this day
EFT at the jowelry store Of Nr. II. IIoupt,
on Washington avenue, and will Mt the end
of thirty days from this date DO sold to pay
charles. HERMAN WiLLER.
CAIRO, lbs, December 9th, 1874.
AO-i2-lO.20t
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Ven I.,,,ni,er Yard.

Charles Lancaster and Newton Rice,
10th well known to our citizens. and
10 river men generally. have CO.
tablished a lumber yard 10 Cairo, corner Of
sixteenth street and Commercial avenue.
They witkeep every description Of build
ing material aud steamboat lumber. doors,
sash, blinds, mouldings, shingos, hath, etc.,
etc., and are determine TO sell lower than
lumber has ever been sod in Cairo. They
solicit fair trial from steamboat men and
builders. aud guarantee satisfaction In all
cases. 3s7-l0-2T-tf
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OYSTERS OYSTERS ,
Cairo Enterprise.

sproat. lSj Ohio Leycc, Is receiving New
orleans oysters every morning in bulk. He
is making his own cans and packing hi,
own oysters, thereby avoiding the exorbi-
tant charges for transportation, and j. ena-
bled to furnish better article at les,
price than any other dealer. Patronize a
home Institution, and benefit yourself.
1A-fU.f.tf
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There will be dance at the residence
OF j. +. McKimm, on Twentieth street,
next to Galighers's mill, on next Thurs
day night, January 81. A good string
band will furnish the music. Mr..
McKimm's friends are particularly in
,ited to attend. One dollar couple, sup
per included. l-l7-4t
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All person, having baggage at the 81.
Nicholas hotel are hereby notified 10 call
for the same within ten day from this
date or such baggage will BE- sold for
charge. W.. NETzEl.
Proprietor of ST. NicAOlas Hotel.
CAIgo. Jan. II. 1876. lGl-l-ljif,
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Porf. Alyord, principal OF the public
school ofthis city, requestsus to state that
the rumor which has been going the
rounds Of the city, to the effect that small
pox has broken out among the scholars,
is uiterl, false, and there are no grounds
for tic report whatever.
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Notice ID hereby given to all pari's. WIN
are indebted 10 Wal! & Knit, that the papers
books, c,c are IN my hand. for collection,
and the firm having been dissolved. pay
ment must be made 10 me alone
HARMON IL BLACK,
lJi.l-l3 O.. Attorney for @ T. Wal.
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.The Week OF Prayer"

Some Chicago genius With an eye to
cures has reckoned up the cost Of the
week of prayer" throughout the United
,ates at $685. 900, this snug little amount,
,cordlng to his summing up. having
Zen paid during the week 10 street rail-
'ads by "thosc who daily took the cars
king for a place 10 pray The Chi
Receipts of grain for last three DAYS
shown by the inspectors books, were
cars oats, cars wheat, ~ cars OF corn.
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Fifty 10 saventy-hyo dollars per month.
Agents wanted everywhere Teachers. la
dies, gents, etc, etc. No capital or out.
lay required. Send 20 cents for postage on
outfit, to DC. WELcHMAN,
II Irwin station. Union County, Ohio.
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THE MARKET.

n0-Our friends should bear In mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sale from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots It's nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures, ga
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Mr.. T.. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at hi sales room large stock
Of English ale, porter, IIenncssy brandy
and wines, and liquors of all kinds. which
he will dispose Of at reasonable Prices.
2sO.J.2J &C.
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nnIiiinorc OXaters.

George Lat,ner corner Of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish he cater,
every day TO his patrons 10. lunch, be-
tween The hours Of ten and twelve o'clock.
fresh Milwaukee beer aud fragrant Havana
cigars 10 be had at his bar at all times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-19

DIR. Brighaln's lecture on Evolution
drew out large crowd last evening.
The Doctor, ability as a lecturer Is well
known, and on this occasion hc handled
his subject equally rs ably rs on former
ones. lie is a very pleasant speaker, and
all who heard his address last evening
speak in very hattcring terms Of his
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DRESSED MEAT.

The market will hold firm rs long a.
the cold weather lasts. Sales were LOO
los dress hogs, rose; 1000 II, dressed
hogs, Sc; 700 lbs dressed veal, Sc; 1000
lbs dressed beef, 5GGc.
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Masonic Nptice

q Regular convection Of Cairo
xX Chapter No. II, of r. A. VI. to be
/V\held at the Masonic hall on Tues
day evening, January 10th, prompt 1880.
&. UASNY, Secretary.
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Para disc conI.
Free from sulphur and other impurities
Lost.

Lost.
Somewhere between Mound City and
Cairo. Sunday, horse blanket. The
finder will I've rewarded hy returning it
to me, AT the Stone depot.
l7g-l.l9-2t. JAMES JOHNSON.
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Gll-co, COMMERCIAL 1M44 Rgt1t
eSe4Ino, lLIs M9sSS1S;> EvEyne,N
LJauuary lS. 1875,

The weather continues cold, with the
mercury steady and in the neighborhood
Of zero. To-day has been damp, cloudy
and cold, with raw wind blowing from
the north all day.
The market shows but little change.
Prices generally hold steady and firm.
Flour is duller and weaker all round.
Bran is firm with an upward tendency.
Oats are in active demand. Dressed
poultry does not arrive in sufficient guam
titles To meet the local demand.
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Good .inqlc room. on The upper floor at
the Saint Charles can Q had, with board,
VI the very low rate u $50 per month
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PROVISIONS.

The market is weaker to-day. and
prices have downward tendency. We
quote sales of 1000 lbs dry salt clear
sides, lOtalo so bbls mess pork, SO 70
20 90.
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Norfolk VA Landmark; a white
an named John Young was arrested in
ampton few days ago on a charge OF
tit larceny. and tried before Justice
ields, colorcd, on Tuesday. who SEN
need him to receive thirty-nlno stripes. !
hich were duly administered by another |
yorcd official. lie was then recon-
ltted for trial before the circuit court |
Elizabeth City county, Judge George !
low, on Il charge Of grand larceny. He |
as brought to this city Wednesday and =,
to Jail for safe keeping.
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CAIRO MaRKET..-WH0LESllE.

Corrected Daily by 4, VI Stearn., commission
merchant, secretary of the Cairo Board Of
Trade.
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County COurt.

The best in the State for cooking,
CRATES, stoves or steam.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young wca from the
effects Of Error and Abuses in early life Nam
no0d restored. lmpeliinents 10 Marriage re-
novel. New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
iree, IN sealed envelopes. Addresa HOWARD
AHNoIiAlION, il9 n Ninth street, Philadel-
phtR, ia In Institution having a high reptta-
tion Tor honorable conduct and professional
shlll' l60-l-lj-d&w5m
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We regret TO hear Of the Illness of
County Treasurer Vim. Martin.
Mr.. james Fleming, book-kccpcr for
Halliday Bros, was taken with chill at
the office yesterday morning. \ pbysi-
clan was called in. and at seven last even
intr La ,,n. hninnr srnll
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POTATOES.

We note good demand for choice
early rose and Buckeyes for seed. and few
in market. They are quoted - 10 to
3 80 to-day. Sales were % bbls peach
blows, - 90ta3 90; 30 bbls peach blows.
81 SOFAS 90,
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Paradise Coal.
r,ise RepoYs.

The best for grdtcs. steam or black
niihin,,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COnservator's Notice.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COnservat0r's Notice.
TO jaime. Winkcl and oh others Interested
You are hereby notified lhHt Alexander II
Irwin has Sled Ia my Office an application for the
appointment Of Conservation or YOU, the said
Jane, inkcl. which said application will be-
heard and determined by the county Court OF
Alexander County, % be holden 90 the { ourt
House, IN the City Of Cairo, on The yAih instant,
when and where You caa attend, IL .pu so de-
sire aud make objections.
JA, OB G. LYNCH, County Clerk
CAIRO, January l., lo1j. l-lj-lt
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DANCE.

Open Fridays and Saturdays ONLY,
iGi-l-l0-tf.
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FRI IT.

There is nothing doing in apple or or-
anges. We note sales Of 10 Dbl, oranges,
50 90; 80 bbls Southern Illinois apples.
50 80.
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BRAN.
There is very little Offering, except at
the mills. City mills quote an advance
and sales of 400 sacks at S22 90.
BUTTER.
EGGS.

The market is we'll supplied for the tie
mand. Prices range according TO condi-
ton, from 20 to dc. Sales were 500 doz.
22c; 2OO0 doz. 2oa2lc; 1000 doz. packed
in salt 23c; 400 doz. 20sy22c.
pnI-I TPN
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There is steady demand for choice
brands of steam dried meal and prices
have an upward tendency. The supply
is very light. Sales were 200 bbls steam
dried, delivered 50 1908 IS; 100 bbls
city, steam dried, 50 7sa3 50; 100 bbls
kiln dried, 50 65(G3 20.
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Large receipts of dressed turkeys on
sale to-day weakened the market a little,
Dressed chickens are scarce and in active
demand. We note sales to-day of 100
lbs dressed turkeys, lie: 200 lbs dressed
turkeys, lllc; 200 lbs dressed turkeys.
l2c; 10 dozen dressed chickens, - 1jCa
81 "a; 20 dozen dressed chickens, - ODll
So 30.
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Destts q Lady Franklin.

. The foreign despntshes annoInee:
tile; ;deathio Lady Jane franklin the
sacohd wife.o Sir John Frank ID, tie
Arctic xplerer, who set out on Sexs..
ipedIti iollsin ls455 and was never heard
ofa6eept by few relics, found twenty
ysarsafter by the McClintock expedi-
itioIf She was born in 1905, and was
hence seventy years old.
Herdistinguishing,tra has been the
devotion Of thirty years to the finding
Of fherhusband. In this slie expended
nearly every farthing of her large for
tune, ,5ssand by her personal appeals in
duced the expenditure of about ten
times more by the Governmen.so of Eng
land and the United States, and by pub
lie, and private Individuals. In both
Hemisphere she enlisted the warmest
sympathy. She never ceased to hope
suntil her heart was stilled in death. 1t
can well be Imagined with what mourn-
:fiik feelings she received and looked
upon the few relics brought back and
iaiG before her by Capt. McClintock,
Iconsisting'of one or two skulls found in
aboat, few spoons, knives and other
fablawa1e. Every article brought back
fromsSir Johns ships, tie Erubus and
Terrorswere collected and preserved at
franklin House, in Lincolhshire. The
whole civilized world will regret her
death: she has as Saast toinsd.her' hus-
band on the other shore
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Statue to Byron.

A public meeting has been held in
Lon,ton for the purpose Of raising funds
for erecting a statue 10 the memory OF
the most celebrated English writer's Of
eighteenth century, Disr,eli, the En-
glish Prime Minister, was was present
to join in the testimonial to one Of kin
dred genius ard fame, and to show his
superiority to the prejudiees, which
have So long slouded the memory of
Byron. An American sdmirer Of the
poet who was present at the meeting
pledged this country or one-fourth OF
the ten thousand dollars, which il is
proposed to raise. Says the Herdk:
"There are those who will place Mil
ton and Wordsworth and even Shelly on
u higher plane than Byron. 1t would
not be profitable to enter into this con-
troversy. Wordsworth, Milton and
Shelby were haen' of purer genius than
Byron, and Of loftier soul. Byron
comes near to the heart Of England, just
as Burns touches that Of Scotland and
Goethe that of Germany. He is the
most English poet since Shakespeare
the one who is accepted by foreign ma
tons as the best type of modern Eli
glish poetic thought. In France we
find Lan.artine rs his commentator III
Germany the illustrious Goethe per-
forms the same office; while in Spain
his life has been writtcn by Castelar,.
We question if any writer since Shakes
pcare has made the same impression
upon American thought as Byron. In
many respects Byron is as much Amer
lean as English. He approaches more
nearly to tint type Of the Saxon char
acter which has developed in America.
Nor should we forget that he never
failed to do justice to our country, and
that from his pen came the most elo-
uuenttribute to Wash ilfgton III the En-
glish tongue:
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VERDICT IN TIE PARKER CASE. -
After an elaborate rruumcnt from At
torney-Gcneral Melton, of six hours
duration, and brief charge from Judge
Carpenter, the case WIS submitted 10
the jury or Monday evening of the past
week, who aftcr several hours absence
rendered a verdict for the State Of $751;
900. Two Of the jury were in favor of
finding the whole amount claimed, but
the matter was finally compromised on
the above basis. 1t is II matter OF satis-
faction that the verdict was found even
for the smaller sum, and that it thus
fixes the guilt of the defendant. It's to
be hoped that this auspicious opening
will encourage the prosecution Of other
offenders.
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ntemters to the reunion. :,ss g. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John H: Chffesf of
Chilcs' Gross Roads, were at the Re-
union.
Mr.. J. NJ. Moseley and Mr.; 70: :;Wiss,
of Hodges Depot, graced the OCCASION.
Mrs. Rabb and Miss Nina asld -Mr;
Charles Rabb, properly represented
Due West. +. = = -
J. II. Miller, Esq, and DR.; Q.P. Haw-
thorn, lent dignity to the occasion.
The Misses Bnskih, Gilbert aud Liy-
ingston and Mrs. Wardlaw' were the
Abbevillc lady representatives. -. ;.
Mr.. Minor, Of the firm, Of Minor q
Watson, speak for GREENWOOD =
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St. Mary7s School, Raleigh n. G..

. st, MaryS School, Raleigh, n. e
The sixty-seventh tern, of this school
will open on the I'd of September and
continue twenty weeks. 1t is a school
of the church, wlrich seeks fer IT'S pu-
pills, first the king dom of God and His
righteobsness. ;" The Bishop and Assis.:
tant Bishop are visitors OF the school.
1t is not only one Of the oldest schools
in the. South, but 1T IS one Of the most
thorough, and, considering it's advanta-
ges, one of the least expensive. For
circulars containing full particulars, APP
ply to the Rector, REV. ALBERT
SMEDES. DID,, Raleigh, N. e..