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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-08-30
History Of Perry County.


Circumstances beyond my control have delayed
the preparation and publication of the HISTORY of
Perry County, Ohio, which have for some time
had IN contemplation.
The book will be a large volume of about six
hundred pages, well bound and printed, and pub
lished by regular book establishment on good
ner 1t will contain a history of the county-by
townships, as far as practicabe-from the period of
the earliest white settlements, down to July 4th.
1911 M the close OF the Centennial year. The work
Will give the names Of the early pioneers of each
township as far as possible introducing incidents
connected with the early settlements, and the
gr9Tah and a. progress Of all parts Of the county
distinct account OF each town, old and new in
eluding,,, of course, Overmy yertown, Somerset,
ThronviIle, Rehoboth, Bristol, New Lexington,
Mount Hope, Crossenville, WoIttown, MaxSilIe,
Oakfeld Porterville, Straitsville, Millertown
seg9 MSunt San Perry satillC Whppstown Middle
Junction City, Glenford, Moxahala, HemIock
Ferrara, Baird's Furnace, Buckingham, and any
other old or new towns that may be dug up or made
up before the manuscript work of the book is clos
The volume will give history of the railroads of
the county, OF the newspaper press, of the several
tion with the war of 1912, the Mexican war, and
the war of 1861 Also as far as information can be
procured, separate and distinct account of each
Church society In the county.
AS e1tra-historical, the book will contain chap
ter upon the mineral and other wealth, and upon
the future prospects of the county
Enough has been said to give an idea of the gen.
eral scope and character of the proposed volume
Of course, local work can not be furnished at SO
small cost as one Of general nature But the
price of the History of Perry County viii be fixed
at 5000, which is not much in excess of general
historical works, of corresponding size and finish
n. b. Agents are wanted to canvass each town.
ship in the county. A resident agent of the town.
ship wo'd be preferred, but this is not essential,
the person applying is competent one. Person
unknown to me must come well recomme ended as to
integrity, and ability to do this kind of work Ap
plication for an agency may be made in person or
given. - W
The volume will be published as soon as a
thorough canvass of the county can be made
Meanwhile, persons residing at distance may or
der the book, and their orders will be recorded,
and their names placed on the list. To secure the
book 1t VIII have to be subscribed for or otherwise
ordered. ES CoIRORN
March Is, 1877.
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Somerset Grain Market.
CORRECTED By A. P. AsHBRool
Assignee's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
beensduly appointed and qualified 40 the Assignee
of George Speice.
Creditors having claims against said Geoge Speice
required to present them, duly verified to the
undersigned for allowance, rejection, Within Six
Months. Robert n. Barr, Assignee.
August 30th 1877. Sw.
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Somerset Church Directory,

LUTHERAN.
West Main street. Services every Sunday at 101s
A. NJ. Sunday School A. NJ. Rev d. M. Wise
man Pastor.
CATHOLIC.
South Columbus street. Mass at and 10 A. NJ.
Vespers p NJ. Rev. d. H. Noon, Pastor.
METHODIST.
East Main street. Services at 10L A. NJ. Sabbath
School A. NJ. Rev. J. VanLaw, Pastor.
REFORMED.
East Main Street. Services at 1O% o'clock A.
and Pm. Sab ath School at A N. Rev. NJ.
Roucks, Faster.
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Ben Whitmer has pure cider vinegar
that is strong enough to Snatch you bald
headed"
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MARRIED-On the 26 inst at the resi-
dence Of Michael Sturgeon by Rev. G. w
Hoyman Mr.. Will. Derolph, TO Miss. Lii
dia A Sturgeon, Of Hopewell Township
Perry Co. Ohio,
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See Tom JohDson's mammoth advertise
ment in another column. He has the lar
gest, best and cheapest stock of goods that
can be found this eide of the large cities.
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Dissolution Notice,

THE Partnership heretofore existing betwee
L Matthies Co., is this day, July lst, 1877
dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts againts
and all due the firm will be settled by P. g. Mat
hies, who will still carry ON business at the OIL
ttand. p G. MATTHIES d
sJuly12th, 1877. w. L. HINDMAN
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You can buy half gallon fruit cans in
cluding caps for so cents per dozed at
Frank A. Dittoe's.
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The auction in the Brown store room
last Saturday was we'll attended and large
amount Of goods were disposed Of.
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BOOTSlAND SHOES.
James w. Graves,

AT THE SIGN OF THE RED BOOT.
T continue to keep on hand a full line Of Boots
l. and Shoes. Ladies' Misses and Children's ware,
which will sell Mt panic prices. Custom ware
neatly, quickly and cheaply done.
Feb.l6, JAMES w GRAVES.
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John II. James of Newark, Ohio, one of
the formemost lawyers Of that city, was in
town last week.
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REATNYP PLANO!
rDaNn cnTr .DI am TTDDTnuT

From the Hon. G. r. Gather, publisher of
the Southern Egis, Ashville, Ala.
ave have received from the manufacture, Dan
ie F. Beatty of the square pianos. 1t is thing
finish of its workmanship, than charming to the
is the sweetness of its melody. The piano COM
bines the highest excellence TO which all first class
manufacturers of musical instruments aim. To all
who wish to invest in first class piano have no
hesitancy in advising them to send the money di-
rectly to Mr.. Beatty. We speak from ac9eal exper-
iment and it is with pleasure give this evidence
of the reliability of Mr. Beatty and his instru-
ments"
Best offer ever given. Money refunded upon re-
turn of Piano and freight charges paid by me
Daniel F. Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory, af
ter test trial OF five days. Pianos warranted for
six years. Agents wanted. Send for circular.
Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. s. A.
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We predict that some Of the garden
thieves will not winter over with whole
hide.
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ELECTION TICKETS.
One Dollar Per Thousand.

We will furnish tickets printed on frat
class paper when ordered in lots of six
thousand and upwards at the rate of one
dollar per thousand.
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]. b. Kircher was elected Corporation
Clerk last Monday.
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The Changers expect to have good time
at their picnic to-day.
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Every Board Of Education should read
and rsread the report of the Teacoers In
stitute in an other column.
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Dittoe's pounds for one dollar tea catch
ca "em" all.
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Every body is anticipating a big time at
our next Fair.
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Sugars are away down, at Frank A. Dit
toes.
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The Somerset schools will open on the
10th Of September.
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A. L. johnson & Co., have the only first
class lot Of fine casaimeres in the county.
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Next month is the time to set out straw
berries.
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District court commences on Monday next
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Maple molasses at Frank A. Dittoe's.-
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Sam Heineman bought eight splendid
horses last Saturday.
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Organize protection societies.
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Prepare for the Fair.
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BEATYYS PARLOR
"a e. O ORG A n S. 81 81
Sol Levi.

fNHE mmodating Saloonist has still full sup
l. ply OF choice Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco 1
style; wild game in season, or plain meal at rea
sonable rates. Remember the place, Magruder's
Block, West Main street, where the large cigar is
in the window.
February 16, 1871
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Card EXPLANATORY.


Editor Press:-In your last issue l no.
ticed a communication signed "Paragoric" in
which my name was paraded before the
public in an indiscriminate manner. /
wish to say to my friends, that am entire
ly innocent, of the charges therein inferred,
and would most respectfully request " Par
agoric" not to throw his e9crementitious mat
ter over my shoulders. I do not know
"Paragoric" neither do know "Com." If
did might call out "Pistols for two and
coffee for one." For the sake of suffering
humanity do no, duplicate that article head
ed Them" Deferred Dramatic Papers, for
the citizens of Somerset would be compell-
ed to buy a car load OF disinfectants
Thanking you Mr.. Editor, for publihing
the above, I am, Yours Respectfully,
J. F. Cordray.
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Water melons are plenty and cheap.
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Our worthy Treasurer, Mr.. John W.
Overmyer, furnishes ms the following state
ment of money paid out to Township
Schools and Corporation Troasurers:
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The above rates includes all expenses, except on
occasions in which unusually late hours are kept
when an extra compensation must be allowed for
taking care of the Hail. the party renting be re-
sponsibe for unnecessary damages, and take careof
1t himself after the said usual hours for closing
All contracts for Hall must hereafter be made
with the Mayor.
The foregoing regulations will be strictly adhered
to under all circumstances hereafter.
RoBT. B. WOODWARD, Mayor.
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UNION CENTRAL
Life Insurance Co.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Assets Over $l,35O,OOO
JOHN CocHNowER President.
n. w. HARRIS, Secretary.

N. w. HARRIS. Secretary.
This is ono of the most sound Life Insurance
Companies in the country. Its officers are of the
substantial business men of Cincinnati The Com
pany pay enormous salaries TO pampered Off
cials premiums to their agents. Matthews,
Stanley Matthews, are the counsel for the COM
pany. Hon. Stanley Matthews Is the Senior Mem
Der of the firm, which is endorsement enough Of
the standing OF the company and the integrity OF
man while in health TO provide for his family, so
that they may not be left destitute when he is ta
ken from them. st. Paul says: "He that neglects
to provide for his own household denyes the faith
and Is worse than an infdel." This Company offers
superior Inducements in low rates for Insurance.
So that almost every man can make some provision
for his family. Call at my office with T. Spencer
Stllman, the Post office and get circulars and
all other Information wanted on the subject.
MARTIN BERkEI, Agent,
Somerset, Ohio
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Last Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Tom.
johnson were aroused from their sleep by a
loud noise. At first they supposed that
some one had thrown a stone against the
hOuIe, but Mrs. johnson remembering that
she had left the lid Of trunk in the
room open, and supposed that it had fall
en-. In the morning they discovered that a
chair which was left in the center OF the
room had been knocked over and the back
broken off. 1t is supposed that a thief en-
tered the window and in crossing the room
foll over the chair, and remained until they
went to sleep and then took his departure
without getting any thing for his trouble
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Daniel f. Beatty's S
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable instruments possess capacities
for musical effects and expression never before at
tanned. adapted for Amateur and Professional, and
an ornament In any parlor.
E1cel in Quality Of Tone, Thorough Work.
manship, Elegant Designs, and Finish.
and Wonderful Variety Of their Combination Sole
Stops H1-Beauntiful new Centennial Styles now
ready.
DANIEL F. BEATTY
Wash Nnyv I 4
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For some time past number Of gardens
and out-lots have been molested by num-
Der Of thieves whose proper place of abode
10 the Penitentiary. They commenced on
the potatoes as soon as they were shaped.
Next came the growing corn. II has been
stolen by the Wholesale and in some cases
sold to the groceries. Now comes the
vineyards. They have been stealing from
o. 7. Mohler. Isaac Weaver, Col. Spencer.
and a number of others. Certain parties
are known by these gentlemen to have been
stealing from their vineyard and il sufi'
cient proof can be obtained they will YET
pay the penalty.
Let united effort be made TO put 9
stop TO rid the community of olass who
are too lazy to work and are laying aroun
during the spring and summer waiting fol
vegetables TO grow for them 10 steal
If the proper effort is made they can b.
caught, and when they are, show them nj
quarters. II they are missing no one viii
top to inquire what has become of them
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REATTYPIANO
GRAND SCARE AND UPRIGHT.

All - Great chance to make money.
Hill IL If you can't get gold you can
I'LL III get greenbacks, We need
HH IL person in every town to take
It'll III subscriptions for the largest,
cheapest and best illustrated
family publication in the world Amy one can be-
come o successful agent. The most elegant works
of art given free to subscribers The price is so
low that almost everybody subscribes. One agent
leports making over $3.50 In week. A lady agent
reports taking over 400 subscribers in ten days
al who engage make money fast. You can devote
aI:your time to the business, or only your spare
time. You need not be away from home over
night. You can do it as well as others. Full par
ticulars, directions and terms free. Elegant and
expensive outfit free If you want profitable work
send us your address at once. 1t costs nothing to
try he business. No one who engages fails to
make great pay. Address "The Peoples Journal, -
Portla nd, Maine.
Aug. 16, 1871
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Dissolution Notice.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
i Croft & Echenrode has this 30th day of June
been dissolved, by mutual consent. All claims
against the firm will be settled by Jerry Echenrode
and all accounts are pay able to him.
JOSEPH CROFT.
JERRY ECHENRODE.
r will continue the brick business and have a
i fine lot of brick for sale.
July 5th, 1877, 3w JERRY ECHENRODE.
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SOMERSET MARKET REPORT.

CONNECTED WEEKLY By THos. JOHNSON.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

am now selling at retail or will sell at whole
sale the entire Stock of Hardware belonging to
Leavitt & Co., at cost. Tho Stock consists Of Q
general line of
HARDWARE,
MACHINERY,
CUTLERY.
ROPE.
&c., &C.,
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Terms of Rent

Of Town Hall, Somerset, Ohio, Adopted by the
Council April Goth, 1875.
Entertainments to which the admission is fifty
IS 90
twenty-five cents.... 90
Church PURPOSES without snpper ............. so
" with I" =" 90
Free Lectures Observation-Disclosures. 90
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THE
Catholic National Series.
THE FIFTH READER,
BY Right Rev, Richard GImcur, D. D.,
BISHOP OF CLEVELAND
Large lamo, 4o4 psGes.........--...sI IS.
THE SPELLER AND WORD BOOK.
Small I2mo.-.--..---..es cenm.
Samples of the above will be SENT FREE by mail
on application. to Schools wishing to examine
them with q view to introduction.
PRIMER, -.------------------.6 Cents.
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Great efforts are being made to complete as
rapidly as possible the works of tie second as
we'll as of the first line of German fortresses.
The new forts on the left bank of the Rhine at
Cologne, which as originally intended were
not to be finished before the end of next year,
are already approaching completion, and will
be ready to be occupied by their garrison
during the course OF the present summer. The
girdle of detached works round the fortress is
to be completed by forts on the right bank of
the river. Plans and designs for these have
been drawn up, and contracts for their execu-
ton entered into but the work is to extend
over four years. When completed Cologne
will be one of the strongest of German for
tresses.
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On Our Centre Counter No. |,

10000 yard, Grenadines, Pineapple Cloths. Mosana.
so a 1s nSd 500 casSs Go 10 d anS AZ
our Fine Dress Goods reduced IN like proportion
Blao1 & ni|WcSi Sci4iSe. fsdHeed from @ $50 to soc.
,o@ ono TO &c
Black MGhaT, b'gh Lustro, IeaHced from &c to 400.
BomGsIines. and Other Fine Moarning Goods. re.
onO dGeSd IN paaSt.p3.,. like rE0pG.ion si.o' co., c,
LosoveiI BIsqs sad white Eneisi and FTsnGs
Black Grenadines, in excellent quality, reduced frez
Black sAun Striped Grenadines. reduced from ESQ to
Fine silk LGrepAdires in plain checked striped and
6roohs reduced in Iik o proportion.
BIact sill. yard vide iOr GroHAdIrs linnss 70.
Black TAast9 snk, reduced from q to $50:
Baok Lyons Gros Gram silks redocod from g. to o. so
Summer silk', in beautiful styles reduced to e's 7sc
Bellou BcnDet's Guinets. CrOisArts Black sks. Of
Coorsd silks for lining. and reduced in
Corded Piquss,. reduced o iOc.
ys.s,s Wsss s.S. s.S%ssS 10 e
Bishop Lawns reduCsd to Is. - and $50
Checked and Str ed AnsOoL o. reduced - I2k Is and
white BriIliantins reduced to 20 and ESQ
White Goods, in al the finer grades reduced in like
White Linens by ~ ards reduced from 60 to "a 50
White Linens, WARRANT. 30 Iineu. by ~ yards 70
duced noai q 50 to SJ 4i~ 7.s'-.
White Linens warranted puTo .as by ~ yar6S TO
ouctd To &c -. e., 60 end sIO ri.-
White LInsLs in all the huor ErEdts, 40.
Pillow Case aud ebesting lLneDs, ID. yefs ToilO do
Napkins DOyi-s, BobbInet bars. Nos. lgban Lsoo
Curtains Hone yco.uD aud MRrssnIos ,ldtS, oto..
etc etc All included In these hweepiBE i-ductione.
Towels uctd To Doc per dOzsn.
shIt Fronts rec ucod 70 IOo.
Summer Cas- s.imeTes. ~. 35 40. 81 and 600.
GSsos. b4.Is cfsot. White FSnnos .afo
eto etc included 10 the espinR reductions.
Canton ElAI neIs eci white COttOps at Sc; White
Co'tonB. yard wide At 7c; Ss~ York Mills, I3kc
WamSuLta 13c: LonstRe, 9hcj Fruit CT tho Loom.
Die White Rock, SIC
unbteached COttons, from &c D..
Indian Head At 7tc. 4+AIs edo.
IOS Eheetlbg st ist".
BuEuenOt In hrst quality 1915 ag Joo II at 35e, i@S
At 4cc.
Ladies. Foil Finished H0sO reduced from a. TO 81 So
all the finer gr0des of Cotton Lse Thread and Bal
briEan Hoso aud ChildTen'S Hose, rsduS cd In Ike
Ladies' LisIa Thread G owes. reduced to $50.
Ladies Kd GoyeS in nrst quality. reduced from 81 %
Gents india GAurO UndsrshiEs, all SreS reduced ",
Lsdi.S India GAuIs Undsrshirts all Ssss gsduOsd -
Cotton PAraSols reduced to 9Oe,
IIk Paraaols I4nch reduced TO 75r; IsInob, o1 1os
lnch o. Is; 2Oinoh 81 S0 3tinoh 81 7S; and all ous
HAlEUmb mbrsIiaS and style PaTssois. with noW
OUo., all reduced in like proportion: -. 80 - a
Ham burg EdRDEs reducsa TO s. l. p o. IT, 10 ~ ana
Reductions In Cray Linen TrimmiDgs for Travelling
Dresses, Hsndk srchiofs, LaceS. hAtions. Fans,
Fancy Articles, huchiDEs, Ribbons, etS., etc.
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MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MLssENGER SUNDAY AUGUST 1877

things on the programme. Nor must we forget
the Cats Duet" for it made moro music than
ANYTHING else.
The gold cross presented by Father Browne
for general excellency, lady ylike department
an1 exact fidelity 10 the rules of the Academy.
was contested by Ave cf equal merit. To de-
eide, they drew lots, and Miss Laura McDufie 0
won the cross. The vsledictory WAS touching
indeed The fair graduates were so overpow- =
cred, that it Was hardly possible to read it.
After the iDale, the Right Rev. Bishop deliver
ed few words by way of parting address.
He was very felicitous in his remarks, and won
che admiration of all who heard him,
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OBITUARY.

DIED st y quarter past A. NJ. the Feast Of St.
Ignatlus Loyola Tuesday the day to the
Holy AnRes), July 3sr, le77. LAURA w. Child of
Mary third daughter of Annie and P. Higgins, aged
fhirteen
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LETTER FROM MOBILE

MoBnE, July 81, 1877
Editor Morning Star:
On Thuraday evening closed the schools at.
tachsd to St. Joseph's Church, The exsmina-
tions were rigidly conducted and perfect satis-
faction given. On tho last evening the follow
ing programme was carried out, to the great
delight of large and enthusiastic audience:
Hymn Sweet Mother Pupils Of Let Division
Homes Of Earth .....'--------sy seven little % girls
vacation BI iitte girls
Little Lifters.. Mise J Kelly
co@posisoD. s Childhood Days p"r. Miss Iompiips
The Spirits Of the Seasons.
Drama O. in four scenes written by Father Ryan for
the children of the SCHOOL
- Leading Characiers-
Miss Ma MsApdssTs 1n.s.s
sum@er Spirits Siss TSmpklss
Winter ..........--..-........Mis. L Cahiu
Bestowing Gold Medals on Mi.s L Cahil! and Miss G
y.,os;, H0mpkins. ui.r.hru
Distribution cf Premiums
On Monday, the time honored institution of
the Jesuit Fathers, Spring Hill College, had its
AZ Jh animal commencement. The debate on the
Electoral Bill would have done credit to older
heads. The play of the Heir at Law" was
rendered in g manner that reflected credit upon
all engaged. The music-well, it could not be
surpassed. Father Hollaiud was himself, and
the music part of him. Bar. w. Robinson
gained new lsurels in his ode, " The Death of
the Archbishop of Quito." Mr. C. Athens
Valedictory was fully up to the requirements
of graduate of Spring Hill College. b. Rives'
A. B., attorney -at.law, Macon, Miss, delivered
q magnificent address on Plus TX. E. j. Ber-
mudez A. M, delivered address on Simon
Bolivar 1t was q treat seldom enjoyed. On
Messrs. Bermudez and Rives were conferred
the degree of A. n. The degree of A. B. was
conferred on Messrs. C. Aitkens, Paul Leohe
Edgar Poincy-honors we'll deserved.
ADIKU.
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On Our Counter No. 8,

wears ssorfnolng our lot Of CoRsETS At zSo, g.!
O. is q ~ q s6 These corses arc fully worth
thrs~ times the amount.
other IobS that positively Be eOssd out before
we move among which ~ eAsos best brand CALLOOES
Wehayo the very Gnest grades Of all kinda Of goOds
suitRble for nTsB trade and have included them
ALL in this grand aaoElhoe.
Our country fiends win md prompt and reliable.
SamDeS and price st cent to all paFts ef country
freo of charge and will take pleasure in refundng
thS moaey any article not giving tnli natISfactiou
THEo. DANZIGER's SONS,
jss smsp aOs Canal and sas and no Regal streets.