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Wanted.

Information is wanted of the where
Ubouts Of John McGce, who is inquired
for by his sister, Miss NJ. McGcc OF
Davenport, Town; also Of John Tone
Doyle, from Now York city. 81
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Mono bur hral-clAaB

WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARR
Dispensed at tho lar OF tho Saloon,
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In tho suit Of Parker versus HufIurtl
for damages alleged to have been sr,s.
TUNED, verdict for defendant WIS rcn-
dared yesterday.
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(snliA SNI.sf-

Tho west bound cmigrant was so far
behind time yesterday. ihn. VIC got u
chance to chisel the State ont of an
itcm. There WIS twelve cars jammcfl
full OF EN-.
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l.nr 'l'Iistnrnrm

Fifteen large'tcnms were loaded here
in the last two days with lumber aud
machinery for tho Grand Prize mill.
One of the huge boilers WIS loaded
yesterday, and the other will he loaded
to;dny...a :I."E ".r
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IircIyIlt for TNI,u.

. i. Reiphnrt * Co.. yesterday loaded
Multituac's" big bull.tcams with
$4,000 pounds of barley for Typo. 1t
will reach there i'll twenty days.
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uIN
Tim Nnilce fhA
Suspend

Tho banking firm of =. .i:sI:... .
70 oT rur,.Io l,.s ion NJ to
mon, woh.,r', = rr,, view. the
q couple OF days ngo. - :,
,rn,h the o.
Chris
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After MI examination OF the spot Sc
lected for now burial ground q short
distance north west and back of the old
grounds, the advantages presented aro
readily Loted. Whereas the present
grounds are composed Of a mass OF loose
cobble.stones, tho now is almost FREQ OF
rocks. rendering its excavation easier
and better; besides its position is much
more eligible. Tho old grounds were
established; Mt an carly date, without
ordor or system in its arrangement. aud
~ nov spot in which q fixed system may
be observed in laying AWAY tho dead.
should boz prepared without delay.
The ground referred to, is we'll To-
Gated for the purpose, aud tho cost
of clearing it Of sage, and stalking it in
regular squares would DO very trltIipg.
II some public spirited person will take
tho matter i'll hand, this much needed
change Oan.bo readily effected. Who
will lako tho inintivc1
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san FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
EIlIpAY, NAY 70 1877.

,.s,If-lIiIr : 49, im.ros,' -.
Informal Session 10 to II a. u.
Best and Belcher. 11%. M.
,Ophir, 0Ifi 0H.%H'E'
Mexican, 81. "a.
Chollnr, 2D.
Con. Virginia, 2G3+. 2GT. g.,
!. California, 27H, 27%. .oaLa' e
Savage 23Oc. So
Union, 27Oc. 2G5c.
Overman, 10. 81
Gould and Curry, so. -<'-
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To fAhHrhs AND UTnEng. HAVING
assumed entire control Of tho black.
emitting. wngon.making aud machine
shops, ain now prepared TO do any
hnd MI kinds Of work in my limo, par.
ticulnrly tho rcpairing Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
forms. .. -~.
lu4ywJy4E = A. DnuuR,
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At tho preliminary examination Of
JOSEPH, Carlnuny before Justice Taylor
yesterday, the defendant was bound
over to await tho notion Of tho Grand
Jury. "at
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The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Annie May Phillips w.ll he held
at the church Mt O'clock T.. ". to-day.
Friends AMI the public are respectfully
invited tn attend,
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Il I.iifln LIZ.

hlus9rove forgot to remove from tho
columns Of the Messenger that old Cham.
berlnin "Ad." Mark, my boy, that
won't do. Revise her, and build new
head on her. ...
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ED. PHILLIPS was seriously i'll yes
tcr3ay. but WAS much improved las
night.
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FORENOON BOARD.

1Go Ophir. az. $780, OK 81. ...,tt.F
1876 Mexican, 5T, 81.
1885 Gould and Curry, ,5%, 5X, 5H,
SO, az, b5. =.
S85 Best nnd Delchcr,, Tx, 11H,l1X
DIS California, %, 27N, Is, b5,.t2S,
bio, 27A, SO. %. ~ =
$50 Savage. 2H, 255c.
'9T5 Con. Virginia. 271I, 81, 81, b5.
263t. $50, 81, So. ~
LIS Chollnr. 2lH, ~, 90. '.-.f
GAO Hale and NorcYoss. 1900, 49,.
73O Crown Point, Az, 4lQe 4O5, 4.
$40 Jacket, 470c, 4G5c. 475c.
200 Imperial, 40c, ,35c. ~,
10 Alpha, ST,8X. H
las Belchcr, 3i0c, 31I.
100 Confidence, 3. a..
$50 Sierra Nevada, 1860.
leo Utah, 81.
lis Bullion, $40, 81.
395. Exchequer. az. 5..s.
40 Seq. Brlcher, Is. 49,
a 100 Oyerman, 10Y, 1917, 107<, 1917.
ZlU Justice, AZ, 445c.
245 Union. 2G5c. 2TUc, 2f5c.
AS Julin, lose. ..-
$50 Caledonia, l70c, IG0c, 1850.
I20 Silver Hill, HOG.
100 New York. i5c.
40 Attn, l.,..-.
100 Andes, 40c, 35c. ~
100 Challenge, Coo. % ,,
500 Levinthan, soc, 35c, b5. -
,59Q, North, Carson, 5.,...4a.! .
quo Prospect, %. 49,.
$50 Trojan, zoe. .... .-
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AssrESnIUitt ,NotIvr,

Legal notice Of Panther assessment
will br found elsewhere in these col
uinnGs.
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FOSTERS SALOON.

CARLIN, NEVADA,
THOMAS FOSTER, Proprietor.
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FASTEST fine or RECORD.

On IN T6SursdlqSy. l last 'rt tho! I6plsvlllG,'
track, Tenbroeck beat tho best time on
rec;ord-1:li XWtwo seconds. making
his mile against time, IN 1884: Ten J,
brooch had already the best three and :
fourmileoi record Il his credit. and now ~
ndds another lnurel to his fame, Ten-"
broecls is. q grand eolt.Sof the dam q !,
Longfellow, sired by, Phaeton who was , ,
lis; King Tom, ono Of the most noted Of
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.

TJ'HE USpERsIGSED HAVE TIIts nay
4 tnrined . coparinefShip fl the Grn,fGl
Aerchaniise business, formerly carried ni, l,Y
g. Ii. HobleT, under the arm nan.r Of iyobiyr
Bros.
... q. ~. IOB1EtI.
TnseH' "a, Elko Co., FsV. My i,ISi1.
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!Siusyc Arrl,nIs

A. V. Lancaster and G. G. Chapman
arrived from TnscarorH by stngc, lbs.
evening. '.". .
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Fresh OyHtcra.
Fine Saddle Rock Oysters, just re-,
ceivcd ut the GEN. ..
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% pOLLOCIk,u

IN of Tho wcll.known ClydrAdrlr Etocr, Ia eight
YEARS old; IL 1'S hands ia hight, aud wrIHlls
iGOO pounds.
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For krIe.

.;GGGtI+j + A. DHuoS.
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FROM tie InscaTor. MiInIns i:ayicY Q: ;ho ?2i.I
|. H. tF ,,lit ,1hc Ron!s. I Il. ~

"a. R.gT1vnEusSvsEH
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FoR "l'oIuct Specials" 80 to tho
Com.
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TERMS Season, Gao.
MArCs pssturcd aud welt taken care Of on
reasonable terms. Join YuWpfI
Pm. SMITH. Proprietor. uic1m,
iul3 -. r.-'
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Thanks.

Secretary of State, J. D. Ming
please uccopt our thanks for thoo !.
Nevada Reports for 1876 sent 10
Office. 2.
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NOTICE.

'I'HE DARK DAPPLE-BAY gTALLIoS,
...' "POLLoCK,"
Will stand at Tucker Bir6' SIalIr, in EIko, on
the 18th, goth sirl 2ist instGnts and at regular
Intervals uf nlne dAy5 each thereafter, during
ihn season; the intermediate IirIH being equally
divided between Pleasant and LalnUIliu Valleys.
lie WEI bs found at John liUiIgl'a ranch In the
iJrinrr Valley, uiIi ut ODrll's In tho latter.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

IGNORANCE AND CHRIsTIANITY.--It
is as true as problem in geometry that
genuine Christianity and gross ignorance
cannot live and grow together; they are
self destructive one of the other. The
Bible has it that people perish for want
of knowledge. Now one of the crimes
justly brought against Romanism is that
wherever it prevails, there ignorance
thrives also. Ireland, France, Italy,
Spain and the South American States
are irrefragable proofs of this. The cen
sus Of Brazil, just completed, brings to
light some sad and astonishing facts.
The following are some of them The
population of the empire Sin round num-
bers is 10000, 000." The number of
men who can read is l ,012, 097 women,
550,98l total, 1861 7S. In round
numbers there are eight millions fue ham
bred thousand persons who are unable to
read. The educated Brazilians are not
inferior IN ability to the same class in our
Own or any other country, but TO the
statesman and the sincere Christian the
above figures furnish material for pro-
found reflection. Religious worship is
one of the great means for instructing
the masses and cultivating their manners.
The mass and other ceremonies of the
Church of Rome speak only to the eyes
and bodily senses of her people, and
leave their hearts and minds in darkness.
The religion Of. Jesus Christ is in the
Bible, and, to be understood and accept
ed, must enter into the rerson and heart
of man, thus lifting him out of spiritual
darkness and mental torpidity. Rev.
Edward Lane.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

A New and strange disease, known as
the " crushing epidemic" has lately pre-
vailed in the Chinese districts of
Hangchow and Shanghai, which the
Celestial Empire pronounes a terrible
form of nightmare and fatal in many in
stances. The Chinese Manual gives in
struction and advice to coroners concern
ing this matter. The following rene
dies are from Mr.. Giles translation of
the Manual: GIN case of nightmare do
not at once bring light, or, going near,
call out loudly to the sleeper, but bite his
heel or his big toe, and gently utter his
name. Also spit in his face and give
him some ginger tea to drink; he will
then come round. Or blow into the pa
TENTS ear through small tubes, pull out
fourteen hairs from his head, make them
into twist and thrust them into his
noise"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
Chartered February, 1878.
, Il > SION OF 6-ISzz

MNoTTo-Soldier, Scholar, Gentleman.
CURIcULUM-Preparato and Collegiate
GovERNMENr-Positive and kind.
FAcILITIEs-Facultv graduates of best In
situations, Good Apparatus. Fine Breecb-
Loading Cadet Rifles and Ammunition. Two
P pieces OF Brass Artillery, with Carriages,
r. of Military Science, Graduate "n Of
ment. i "i ooFerh-
: CsaaARuEs-Moderate; only $4,000 PEE term
9 Ro ao9r ana and a half months. for Tuition.
ADMIssIoN-At any time, and charges mad
from day OF entrance. Apply for Catalocna
Jan.7 '77-dawlm. eSioeht.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
Various Items.

One in every twelve of the inhabitants
of Newark are to-day fed by the overseel
OF the poor.
A Danbury girl has settled the matter
She says frosty mousta che is Just like
plate of ice cream.
The Philadelphia Ledger, during 1876,
published notices of the death of sos
persons over 50 years of age.
A Cincinnati swell told his tailor that
he wouldn't pay for ''that last epilepsy"
1t was discovered that he meant g bad
fit"
Cleveland's new Jail has steam, gas.
skylight, fresco work, chromos on the
walls, library, nurse room, checker
boards, and hen on toast.
Every man is said to have at leas one
chance TO acquire wealth. In the case
of newspaper man this opportunity
comes on the 29th ofFebuary every year
except leap year.
The Leavenworth Times sums I'D a
late breach of promise suit in two head
lines, thus: can Injured Woman Sues
Her Deceiver for $50, 000--And She
Runs s49, $50 Behind the Ticket"
The milk of Jersey COW at P ittsburg.
Pa, dwlndled down to nothing from
some mysterious cause, when an inyesti-
CATION revealed the fact that family of
rats came every night and standing on
their hind legs reached her udder and
relieved the COW of her supply of Tactical
fluid by the sucking process.
Il say, Sim, inquired young per-
sons of his companion, who was but a
few years Older than himself, /" what
does p. M mean after them figures on
that there railway hill?" Sim responded,
conscious OF his own wisdom, g Penny a
mile, to be surel" "Well, and "a. m. y"
ooh, that means" said Sim, hesitating,
"that means a'p'en'y mile p
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the stock of DRUGS
IL AND MEDICINES formerly owned by
CAPT. john I. BUCK, will continue the bust
ness at the same stand. | shall keep none
but the best and purest articles in my line
and my personal attention shall be given to
compromising Prescriptions
L will keep full assortment of Perfumery
Toilet Articles, and such Fancy Goods as are
usually kept in Drug Store.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BYRON LEMLY.
Oct21, '76-3m
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Boarding.

Mrs. E. PIERCE, respectfully gives no.
VI tlce to Gentlemen desiring regular or
tran slent Boarding, that they will find COM
Portable rooms and good fare, ON reasonable
tefms at her house, corner of Congress and
Pascagoula streets, back of City Hall and op-
posite City Market
Jackson, Dec, 6 '76-6w.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
cHANcERY CLERKS AND SHERIFF.,

IAN BE SUPPLIED with the Rlant Few.
y, OF certificates and Receipts used in m ,a0
kIng Applications for Tax Lands. and in Do
0ce as taxes on Land Sales and Redemnt;on
T Thours niled promptly by the Quire Ream or
- on1usand Where the order is for five onires
OF less, the price is seventy-fye cents nes
quire. Cash to accompany orders. Address
POWER & BARKSDALE
Jackson, Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

The CLARION very properly favors an
investigation by the Legislature of the
charge long current that Ex-Lieutenant
Governor Davis received a bride of
$500 to resign his office last winter. An
investigation will doubtless be ordered. =
Holly Springs Reporter.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

A LADY sends to a Chinese laundry a
washing list, among the items in which
is the following: One frilled white petit
coat, no starch. When the Washing is
returned the bill contains the following
items: One frilled white petticoat, 20
cents; no starch, 10 cents.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
For Sale or Rent.

"A acres ground attached, situated on the
Canton Road half mile north of Street Rail-
road, and known as the PETRIE" place The
house has eight rooms, and is in good repair.
For terms apply on premises to w. s. HAMIL-
Nov 22'76-tf
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

The worst thing parent can do to a
boy is to pamper him. A boy can be
fed to death and nursed to death. He
can be killed by motherly kindness and
fatherly guardianship.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

\ few days ago citizens of Fort Griffin,
Texas, captured eleven men who were
trying to RIM off twenty seven head of
stolen horses, and hanged them all in
the woods.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

Mr.. Robt. Colquhoun, one of the old
dest and one of the very best railroad
men in the South, has been appointed
Superintendent of the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad from Canton to Jackson
Water Valley Courier.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

Swamps in Louisiana are SO dry that
a man may ride on horseback or wagon
may be driven through tracts of country
impossible within the memory of man.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
Stolen.

ORION the residence of JACOB WONDERS
Il on Monday night last CHESTNUT SoR-
REL PoNY-BUILT HORSE, about fourteen
hands high, star on forehead, fax name and
tail of medium size, and knot where the
saddle has worn. liberal reward will be
paid for the recovery of the animal.
Dec. y, rs.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
NEW HARDWARE STORE
L u Nj B Il II " A r. Dy

+ HAVE added to my LUMBER business a
i. fine line of BUILDERS HARDWARE.sucb
as NAILS, LOCKS, HINGES, etc.. which am
prepared to sell very low
| have also greatly increased my stock of
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND LATHS. WIN
DOWS, DOORS, BLINDS and MOULDING.
am selling at mill prices, and will not be
undersold by anybody.
Office and Lumber Yard of the old stand in
West Jackson.
dec .13 76-6m. F. B. HULL.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
PRIN'Tl'u

One dollar por printed page, ~ ,,r SIatsss
copies, 81 25 per page. Neatness P'''
POWER s. BARkspa1-r
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

DIGEST PUSH YET-Slaa rp for n
ID Mills Unlaunderied SHlhio
Dollars and Fifty-Cents, VIRDEas
jan.6-tf. at a.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

One in every twelve of the inhabitant.
of Newark are to-day fed by the oversee
of the poor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-03

VIII be found to possess those quaii'ioe
necessary to the total eradication OF All
bilious attacks, prompt to start the score.
tions of the liver, and give a healthy tone
10 the entire system. Indeed, IL Is no
ordinary di. covery in medical science 10
have inyep ted a remedy for these STUD
DO, n complaints WI len develope al tne
results produced by Q heIetofore free use
OF osloniei, a min eral Justly dreaded oy
mankind, and acknowledge 10 De ues'
tructive in the extreme TO the .lnsn
system. That the properties or certain
Vegetables comprise all the virtues ol
caiomel without its injurious tendencies'
rs now an admitted fact, rendered lnuls.
putable by scientific researches: ana those
VINO use the Mandrake pills will De iuily
slti fled that the best medicines 81 Q those
pr ,vided by nature in the common her's
pld roots OF the fields.
These Pills open the bowels ana correct
all bilious arrangements without ~ IVA.
ton or any of She injurious effects on
calomel or other p oisous.~ The secretion
of bile is promoted by these pills as VIII De
8 ca by the altered color OF the stools, anu
disappearing of the sallow complexion
and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions Tor use accompany
each box of pills. Prepared only by ). ID
Schenck 8 Son, at their principal once
corner Sixth and Arch streets, Phlladel,
phia, and for sale by all druggists ano
dealers. Price % cents per box.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-03
Temperance Talk.

Otis hall, last night, was crowded,
many going ava TIE meeting WAS
opened with singing, after which Mr..
Youdg, President of the Union, read the
10Th chapter of st. Mathews. Prayer was
then offered by Mr.. John Westwood.
The choir started TO sing familiar song,
81 heed thee every hour, which was
taken up by the audience. The Presi-
dent called upon Rev Gatchell rs the
first speaker, and rs usual he entertained
the large audience in short but well
pointed speech. Next came Mr.. John
Westwood, who spoke At some length
and interested the audience during Ihs
time Mr.. Samuel Grafton was next
introduced, who also spoke u
length, giving his experience and the
benefit the cause hsd done bun.
Mr.. Robert Hamilton, Of this city, out
lately laborrg out Wes:, was next intro
duced. lie gave little history OF the
success where he had been, and alto
gether made very good and interestin Z
speech. Mr.. H. Z. Wells vas intro
duced, and kept the audience IN laugh
ing humor in relating some of his sprees
MIR. Laishley, of the Seventh ward, made
few remarks, more, as he SAID, in respec.
to Mr., Wells. H said they were ac-
quain!ed and had beer on sprees together
The meeting closed with q benedictIon by
Rev. G.tchell. Two sIgners.
The temperance prayer meeting yes
terday afternoon was also pretty largely
attended.
The lecture, Saturday night, at Ot.'s
Hall, WAS not as successful as Aigst
have been, although Rev Gatchell de-
livered a good lecture.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-03
BELLAlRE.
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association.

Eastern Ohio Teachers Association.
Saturday morning the Association was
opened by prayer by School Commas
sIoner elect, Burns.
Miss Kelley gave talk on urinary
Arithmetic showing how, in the Cleve-
land schools, the pupils were taught
effectively by using sticks to perform the
elementary operations with small num-
bers, The excellence of 1t was especially
commended in teaching how to write
numbers or decimal rotation by bundles
of ten, ore hundred and one thousand
sticks. The wisdom of this method hao
been demonstrated by the rapidity with
which the little children progress, COM
pared with those studying under the old
method After short rest she gave q
second lecture on the general instruction
and information TO be given in primary
rooms. She advised every teacher TO
have scrap book, and showed how use.
full an exercise could be given by having
the children read from these scrap books
at times, and learn pieces from them,
and how the teacher could
thus preserve and have at hand
information which she might search for
long time and not find. AS Miss
Keller had to leave the hall at 1880
O'clock 10 take the train, her second
talk was very brief. A committee on
| resolutions, nominations, &c, conslstin g
of Messrs. Duff, Ysrnell and Miss Suth-
erland, was appointed at this time.
The lecture on Mathematics by Supt.
-, WA flll nj
information, and replete with thst spark
ling humor which SO abounds In our
State Commissioner elect.
In the afternoon q paper was read by
Superintendent Andrews, of Steuben-
vile, on "The High School Question"
1t was full of facts and statistics, and log
ical IN its defence OF our public school
system. 1t was too closely condensed to
give an abstract of it from our hasty
notes, but we shall give summary of 1t
at an early date. More discussion was
evoked by this paper than by any other,
and the question WAS thoroughly ventils-
ted by Messrs. Reese, Pratt, Crsgo,
Merit Bundy ard DAFT, while Mr.. An
drews answered number of questions
put to him on the subject, as he was fully
posted on it. After the close of this dis
cussion brief remarks were made by
Messrs. Crafty and Hogue, of the Bel
lsire Board OF Education, after which
the Association adjourned sine die.
If you want No, dish of oysters,
served in any style you may wish, call al
Jake bursts He sells the freshest and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.