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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-04

FEELING AMONG THE SoLD1Ens.-
We have received letter from q
private in the ranks Of the United
States army, st the Washington
Arsenal, used now for tool soldier
ing. The want Of spare prevents
it's publication in fall, but wo be-
lieve that tho writer expresses the
position and ideas, not only of him
self, but Of q majority Of his COM
radios and superioro. 10 says
II have been at q. great many
places OF late, and I find the great
est number of enlisted men ara for
Tilden and Hendricks. Again II
ask the people Of the United States,
would q soldier Of Che. United
States army be bound TO put in G.
corrupt President, not lawfully
elected? Why, q soldier would be
breaking the lawsssof the country by
putting in President that is not
lawfully elected by the people, g
votes, and soldier ought not to be
used RS a tool for political parties. "
- lpuehiN1tOn Union.
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OUE BULI-DozED pREs1DENr.-Our
bull dozea President is pursuing @
course of which he will repent.
President Grants own impulses
would dover have hurried him into
completely with the law w-defying pro-
ccedings in South Carolina. He is
misled by the Chambers, Camcrons
and hot~headed partigans to whom
he has un warily given his confidence
and who seek to make him the
instrument OF their partisan vio-
lence. We call on him to discard
these reckless advisers, who ore
using him rs q ladder which they
will kick down when they have
climbed on it to the attainment of
their objects.--Neao York. Herald.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-04

Mr. Henry Meats. living near
Jalaps, in Newberry county, had hi'
hand caught in gin few days ago.
and 80 badly mangled that four
fingers had to be amputated.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-04

John 6. Wilson, of Newberry,
recently lost four chiIaren fgom
hphtheria within e;1 sean days,
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-04

The Abbevillc boys had merry
time last week, rolling the citizsns
in the snow.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-04

Governor Fairbanks, of Vermont,
mas signed the nuisance bill," and
1t IS now q law. The bill makes
every liquor saloon o nuisance. nn5
tor every conviction tho penalty ty is q
nne me OF from $40 to 5000, or fine of
S!Io and imprisonment in the county
lail for not less than one or moro
than three months, in the discretion
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For Young Ladiss-City.

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D. cor runclpsf WI hsgir 3th sCsr sent 2s
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brfoi. 81 bIual~4Y send for Illustrated aiaoFue
MISS GIBBONS ENGLISH and FRENCH
w rfDfOoL Ter OiHLs. M West fsthst roopens sep
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URDAY,

AT STElNWAY HALL. SATURDAY.
Thea y IH2n " S BIZ hffA T9SSEhi
THIS tsATURphYj EvENiNd, EoyEMBER D. AT 8.
FIRST sYMfHoSY CONCERT.
PROGBAMME
Cohcerio ior string Handel
Il F F&S6 S f'p TA sfG Ss anS f. SrnevEn
S'"'hf By Nl tiIifs voN NURNbERd
o ngie'on' Third Wagner
Mss MAY MOSS MISS ASroS 81 N HENNE3 prz
Symphonic PocGsCfasso Lamento Trlonfo lAs@''
Admission to the Concert ONE DOLLAR Reserved seat
OIL DOLLAR EXTRA Admission 70 second Bsisony
ra sa q sseTei seas S and Tets THIS
MOANING At The eoxoiyee Of stenwsy h1I q Sill
aud at T. schaberih Z CO.'S 2stnion square.
RO0THS THEATRE.
Mr.. JOSEPH yEFFERsoy's
FiissT aATiNEE To-Day at 2 O'CLOCK OF
E RiP VAN VAN W WIRE
Matinee terminates By 10 IN time for suburban Vls
tors to reach the afternoon trans
ITO.NIGHT at g. aud EVERY sATUR
DAY SIGHT ONLY, win be produced
r,,v UND y Rar,r fSBER rHE aAsITGiTr WITH rs
TIOS completely rendered than
ever before.
EVERY EVENING NEXT WEEK except saturday
evening" br JOSEPH JEFFERSON in bis great creation Of
SEATS my Be- weeks ahead Ressrged
2Jc.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
Last Two rfOrmaaces Ohsnbacls favorlte Opera.
BARBE BAEUE.
TO-DAY (sATURDAf) al I.3l. LAST MAIINEE.
General Adm sssA Reserved seats 80 cents extra
TONIGHT, LAST FINE. BARBE BLhJ = $500,
SUNDAY f.NENING Nov. 4GRAND SUNDAY CONCENF
Mile AIMEE will sing PRETTY As PICTURE,
and entirely English song, written or hef,
"SHE'S JUST A SWEET BOUQChI'
DLANCHE MEDIA.
- a neW play and q actress.
BLA CHE MEDIA
VIII make ner first appearance upon any stage al me
TUEATf.E FRA StAIS (23l.st. and Gthave,1
On Y. 5.in Anglers Historical Drama,
THE LADY BLANCHE,
Dya cast OF unusual excellence.
Box ONCE opCn Wednesday. october 81 Prcvs usual
GAN FRANCISCO MlNSTRELS. opera House
a1 49, r.s'ivf1 vim ro,rs al IaJghtsr Broadway
THE FUNNY BABIES. anu syli-o-
THE LOVELY KIDs-TiiE NOBLE IMAM Is,
LEI TIE CH ILDREN SEE TIE FUNNY BABIES.
EATS SICrRED. MATINEE SATURDAY "a :
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III studio rups pant faunsoATa ngSefs stN HE
china aIe toafi1n f AasoralsUn Hu esS cor --ii -
staefe llsies,eoes tal u ngauessap, Mr. Js1sS 81.
HAL, So @ia. harS n A. 3. i-2l0Ws.
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5nsirrttlcn.
For young Ladies-Country.

For IOO0Z 4lduieS-NOuAtttys
DTNGHAMTON COLLEGE and CONSFkNA-
ID TORY % MUSIC for YOUNG IADlt' Doubled ITS
r. A. PATEKsoS. A. S. Pres. dcn,. LIN shamion X. Y.
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
y Pcllsiosn Montgomery Co. PennI be :, IN
nga, sessien o. 81 iA y sep; J.! u ~. IA mann
Der For catalogues ap2ly 70 Geo g. Butler a Il PRINCIPAL
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY Tor young ladles
" Buage9ort Conr- Address Miss Emily y hI50N.
HONE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
a Address the Misses HATCH. Danoury. Conn
HONE institute, TaITytown, N.Y.-A boarding
sept ~ rer cTeai,T adfsss H. 81 MEicALg Pm
HONE CLASS, Boonton, N. j., one hour
seat viii receive and educate with her granddaughter mied
AN aconabed ,tsceT ngsgaS I0alth anil pleasant
surrounding horses and carriages i9F aal{ .AsIc pony
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanics
burg heaiufui hcAuiful college, Home aad School
Opens ga year sept Il. Rev. 7. ?. EGE n H., Pres
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
Hudson.
AgISs WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
Va Msss-FOr YOUNG LAPIE FoT eiIeui pI sasi''
DYE SEMINARY
Ia Fer Young ladies' Address Mrs. 8 }. LIFE Rye v y
THE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH. and
TREXcB FAsY aaa DaY scH0oI for YgH sS1t
upon application.
For Both sexes-oountry.
D0CKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, Il. 1.-Both
$22j per year. extras but music ave teach
'r' Ii languages college course 'i 'ai' H. slSSisTE
dETO FOR ACADEMIC YEAR, beginning
" - SEPT. G. for board fuel. washing aud common
English Fifteen Teachers prepare Tor college Tor Du-hst
for life Graduating and three years oe
bosh address JOSEPH 4. KING, ID. D. Fort I'd
wand Institute. fort EdwGrd. =. Y.
Miscellaneous.
UNITED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
- DIRECTORY FOR 1877.
200 pages. with Map and Illustrations
Circulars Of all the leading schools combined M his publ
catlO".
standard medium OF communication between schools
intending patrons wherein ana guardians OBJ
Tho Information relating tho better class OF scOa5
institutions in the necessary 10 tie selection Of
such they d. search Of without the icOhfen
icIce incident 70 the usua means o. collecting the same
the aoVesated purpose t will Do sent Tree upon fe-
eIpt oil postage,
Pamphlets and information 81 city and country schools fur
nisheI GRATUITOUSLY
HEA DQUARTFRs FOR SCHOOL IMPORTATION
L. COTESWORIH PlNCKNEf.
DEALER II SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
80 UNION-sQUARE y. Y.
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guetrnttlou.
For Boys ard Young Mou--City.

For Boys ard Young Nou--city.
CLASS for young gentlemen. and private
n ufii.I ro.. TrOtfAr D.. ASH, Do. N t4".hd
A-CEEEN'S Commercial school 20 W.37th,
,sl m i. is ,r,s. 8a,rae cT@ c's
\ a. ' f, ..t.,i..i o. ti,, ,-.-4 Inc house tle lead
b. tr....... ~ ..... D., -,to,l 81 tiio,s. Nc.
An .EiisERSl .... ,... ........ ,..,.,.,.,.~ ON,
Alb ris-ICit-- Cilp JoyENAlSrO
ruowN @ rrrVFr.i,>. ii.- froadvav Ncr YORK.
ssaa cops . aas.ll.,eni h,a asking ior estimate 'l Ia
classical. A. NATlEMAIlCALS SCHOOL,
\ via ""iDn-r,'. .aa j rgriy Departments
~ WILSON. a. 81. erlJ n. KELLOGG, a ~
r'a '..'ei .gat '' b, Il. i" On 1'
sslo,. uou.. sI0a 60. o. 10 3D. oaions s'udy hours
nAI%El UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-Piep-
lar. a. CAILlsE.S DAY SCHOOL for
y Bow 1Hl Wet i't v'l re,1e- lhutsia'- sept 20
IL S. EYERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
H. co., iia'i apa am a'g onoa1''e ''i'of'a'A
r.,.r.to t. To- ~ lg ps,,on. ~ nersrd Crosby Rev.
i.s rro ll 81 isS,o L. I,-y T. n vhie Ee, rfoi Geo.
EEENAN. FRENCH. LATIN. BOOKKEEP-
~ Ia.. CO.. bv Dr. HlNttii. 2-l tasi '2's.
HuLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
- i..'-~'5 - =. .' t. A, ~, b, rs.sss
FII1u lEta o'tNs stlT 10
HARVARD and other Universities. Class Of
81 lsis- D.tt D. L,assios. oal, iaeha'd oG'rmar csq-
j. "''''''''' Ss ~ broadway.
IOHN NAcMuLLENS SCHOOL 1,2lf
- i..o.aeay taI.. 'asr..rs lasen. cree ana Lam
s' ,..> v,s iali.h Ir,as. or G,rs,u isaoho- io- i
Irs .a-.s tlusli without books ussof ioo-s aushi
AIS DCyERNET assisted by competent
VI usste. reoes.d Der bo'ras a1d day ,,.9' 90, .Ss
ta.sn o. fas Fris aftsf - oary tinn-r ---
NJ ". LYON
w. COLiEGIAlE INSTITUTE.
s.-Io i,5sa d. IT, yc4ri stroos follow.
i.,slaas .liu.. o 9n. D. , sasag,
Aa i1a,i las so,, a,d ior coigrs tIsai,rs ctal9
,o . 1s si s as ' 81. ' ~ a ~ have eSar
NEW-YOPK LATIN SCHOOLING. % East
~ ts.h.l le Res, NJ MArhy y d. and j., ~ iiA '4G;
- n l 1 tn9ulsA Res h,sd i.r eelese g, s' ,
81 r.sysreaas. Rites iooisr-ss. 40 eE'ra'.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,.
t... al s y, .~s y, ,cesai lss, s''iS'
TNIY EItsiTY Of the CITY OF NEW-l ORR,
= Masll giou lLs Del%rt9sns q - SHS - IN
ned q, i~pAH ~sgis,es e a., a , 3 chancellor
NM. H. LfGGETTS SCHOOL,
w lat. EraiuaF one baf1.s 30th school year
lesrs ~sf, a. Nesiscnc@ o. fasf rlstst
For Young Ladiss-city.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ ald N1hnAL IRA " 50 h2pi,,Ir'so'Sa 70 We
D. cor. fuurIIai WI hsslc 18th tcHr sent ~.
Nra hila@ftsfton material cheap ani beautfnl General
Irfa4. 81 hIDHawag send for i'usiraiea aialoFnc
MISS GIBBONS ENGLISH and FRENCH
w rfgfOOL Tor uIRLs M west ffthst. reopeus sep
TENDER io
AIRS. ROBERTS ahd Miss WALKERS
w ISgfIEH sid FRENCN DAY SCiDOl. Tor 1otN
LsDgfs No IA. MssoHayc- F,ogcn sPisn ecr "a. Pest
ErairHte siass Nos. D
NnL LOUISA y. CULVER receives al her
III studio ruris ir pant faunsuaTf noSefk stn NE
china sie ofa'spn To- Aaseaison lai e.sS cor -, =
stasfe l.eies.scss Ia ~ neaussseb. ar. JD1ss b.
HAL, 81 wa. haFs n a. g. i-ll0Ns
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VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
formasn4 boya intelll gent. healthy, Christian men
BESIENIE MAsOs bol No ga Yonke.A " I.
VUUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
,.,stts,ues an trts ~ farsa Surraer aHi WnteF.
- ~ HOFFAANN. Stock DTlAg. AAss
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0ounirp BoGro.

4 PLEASANT WINTER HOME, with beau
n tul surroundings; all the cgnycnences: excellent
table terms 50 per week BOX 5 aorrstown, X
A LOVELY Fall and Winter Home, III
n hours Central Railroad Of New Jersey hnc rgons wei
heate, and class Doart terms e. Address BUXTON
North Brsnch, Some set Co. y. J.
ENGLEWO0D New JeTsav.-First-ciass board
II n private family for Pail Winter prices.
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ERANCIS a. LOUTREL, 40 Maiden-lsne.
solicit your CUSTOM blank Ieesa stalioaesy
and Printing atlesfpgeea 49,
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Religions Notices

Religions Notices
AIaDscn VI. Il. Charcb, Norolkst.. near GIand-Ihe
vcInDtr g. at i0.aOa NJ and 1902 H. saHday az
&. III, aud Zp ~. All nei,che,
81 scotch Prcsoy Church FouTieeathsr between
HAMILTON VIII preach tomorrow 4t 1917 a. %. ga ''O
y. ~. Lecture ON WEDNESDAY ~ ENlNG ~ 2 o cock:
BfnL0Ws Vii rreacf TO.MoEHoW MORNING, ~ II
orit add 81 Tl5 D. m Evening seats Ice sunday school,
J:tj a. n.
al eeace- ,hs Bbe b JoH gS,s W. SHhg .,
hlfIas T. az he cnurcA corner o. clinton ana
Morning sub eel: rate ant freedom
Al Stanton street Baptist Chqrch stanton, between
Cary S,ie ana t9rs' ~ ~ ,'S; "a y ~ ., 81, eanni,r
i ssa,-. EVENING 4 Can -DY'l'l. .Y'-, 'D-
At wosinstOn sqaare Msisoai.t EO.sogHi , c,AHres,
the oy JAM d. hlNO, H. H. VII preach 40 iV''J a an
and $50 y m Evening subject: "scepaot'm ANA soai-
saving" strangers wccomo
AIRS. Nc,iio !. r. B.ishar, insgira,ioaaI speake,
y % at tl.elf An 3 - ct aj Admission free. The
tnild'cn's lyccum meets .; 2.j9 y. ~,
Az ihe Finh Ayenne Baptist Chureh. West 4ethst-
To- o. subject Jesus Desiring tlS Passoyer and even
ms 7sO re Bowed Head Baptism at morning service.
SUNDAY school, 9a. ~.
Arericnn Temperance niOn. rbe lIon. (. q LEiGp,
Coeper ins5i,ntc SUNDAY ats O'Clock Collection - the
'oGr ~ Aol isii;e Cor sec. Wv CODY President
Chcgrlag tlai ayI ca d ,'. qIio s, Sg p I'd
sunday afternoon. singing by thIs J. tunh, ana ie
great nts ci0T, Christian Wfkcs chc snd help NJ" NlH
many crowded CONGREGATION ale srrAihg NhIls seats
fgeo everybody Sc,co,ae
Az LYRIC HAIL. Gtnaye. corner llst-s-. EDfrh o'Goe,
NAN tne t01Y Nuu.H wA lecture Ua.sl 81 NDAl
e,rnng ast this be liInsh school sys
teu Cltao Sc Pow ~ Ani-rct| Az determination Ray
stIenI 1- REV MccAFfEY VIII preside ihs large hat
wall % used TOMORROW eYuaiaE-
Anthea Memorial Charch. (Fory-eisatl,st, west Of
$50 I.sy, r mEBEs SEwroiE g., Ise: % oao m
hsrhins ill"l 'i - ~ = -
special service 0i eeis, VIA nctols o. tae Rector
At WiiIert street VI. u. Cnsrca near Graadstl the
prV ~ ,f.AEis.-, .astuTl ais Clsrr having h-rn
modelled aud cOnErto o-icr, s D. Iogruci ~ A.
DAY PREACHING 40 = H.. the HcT. pr. g.. IL FOWLER
n n H.. ID. lgsy. DIT G. y. SldS; IA EVENING, ihr N.y
Friends a. tIe IElTcu ana sifIastEa c"ili4
lnvitof viii sttcad the stturlay lfonnB Hon
ness Aeeiing
Al tse New Jerusalem Causch l7weieaoDIsls - IA
3sfsI bet an. tpanV aud Itxinst afssfhs ltty
OLIVER DYER All IGitea SUNDAY None ahsT 8 %
Tine Iud's fJrfltA L." Itt Afy T. AAL .,
NJ Dyer Civ pnio, ilhic exposition o. the aiii,-
thr rtNt $50 show ~ fsrti al tugh
c.uo D. l.l Tue esniu car If S,TyfCs "a II
Mel u,tsnuE acrsics and Tor TIE tflih
nlaug aluN dtrtrna CnrSfhtny pclorc IN
cs,.-.ftns tie of the Nov CDagra e. srnhof
rsn = Eeh perfect ses0rd with Inaas reason s1d
soil respect.
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HFRs. ROBERTS and Miss WALKERS
w YSaIIsH siai FREN a. DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LspfES. 40 "a Mssonave F,ogcna ~ pisn eef "a Pest
ffafrEIg q q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

UNIV ERSiTY Of the CITY OF NEW-l ORR,
= Wasligiol She Dogsrtenis oi Afts sHa 80 nc
orru N.fnfsa- september 10 tafdnstcs VIII % tAfhl
med Ti t~nAN. september ~ a. = y p ~. ,
HOWARD Cku@BN. Chancellor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

GHORTItDGE'S PENNS1 LNANlA ACAD-
wchh ssag win 800 rosdtnt siua.nis-ihe tn number
o Cufs Instructors consists Of ten en, az gradua es
ore hsrye u9NSt,Y gsegas; iof sg Ceyssi gi4sa
a,e.: naive OF ,4s ii"s s =" =, 'i. i,'' 49,, az"
raious Professor W + ia. m23d aptor q Potter
Wyrr Professor Of Muse and Professor Of Reading End
Apple l,ous can now made for vaeaneo. that oecar
dafne ae year; for P5ossc,4a Of 80 NM schooia g.
,nlsr scAoo. ear. 10 open September 10. lslt. ,
@ ~ r,s tAc Academy Of sir ~ tim e. shortidgG
. ~, T. lie, ~ AGA r,oy ~ r15,'i.T a. "A ID as me
dcpodorto OF the pWals who attend a. ANA am SIT -fed a
.aius e'ecca winch further bg;h the intellectual
ano uofa. development o. &c lattcI."
Jusc9 GOO. N. Van 40 sen O. sew Yors. saws shert
coanrs Leland iiaas pc imam y says; III is IN IN
co'oas tea J. iI;Se aaEs Iarssis WI taG ia not
tre faiona. ideas of toiniue combine make ha whole
some mental, moral ana payssal atmo.raere which is
Of year posion mus mako your goo the saroas and in
t,lhs,ni oaoise Of psF$4'9 asa s'asi.~ns vi, ,,,
senate saws: regard - ac nucs, the state
s9e ssg E, fc NJ sln a ,r SSy IY sas, Ss'
Dr q. D. souir, LID. tri1cipal ana O. 4 Mgtlath Pro
shsril!aee "a Exeter enter Harvard stood among be
~ y,i@ssics Ne cordially cmuIrn h,a a. IL orr oph
ION Iss,n ey i g boz '9 S%a gs9s .. qaeSSjS'' 70
O-C.s confidently anticipate ca C. Shorilgo success
and usefulness So whatever Nct@ b. undertakes"
o... H hays SHOWN = c s.. riasS al ss1oi JrRss
lA.,I N. garJ ~ ana osi-ss void eslecially recon
men. llm AZ ain4rablg GuAad ~ education, expentnc
the once 81 ttachcr. and Is htiei
or place isTgr trHtt and responsibility Ia that probes
,iar T. g. Morris Republican" MI - oTthdsei
r- ID fsrVel.i Collage AFTER t8e completion pi hs
srry coarse. spent seasOu n Germany ana rance
himself Win ire q, ret echui rli o. li'se
soInes ADDED 10 Tins IS ihc disc pine when years OF
tescliag aud close study alone can eve. --.,.,,- D.,
TIE forrses uf study ht ionte men 'sl .t"i.y l,t
,.s or tsog-si1n well IS Con Harvard ale Prince
ian P1r.Flvlula University, &C Sittc"s "li"V" N4OH'
tlafl. rtiy Tor Wet Point and Ahnfl"iiN az, ..,t..
Whole expense. school ye,f ll bA4ilhs Nt'yihs'
l.rks ard all uctcssafY school ca
renscS so EXrRA CHARGES. taymcfI al@tt-il9
Af--t. ngoiIff.d q SpcEl iliiNlllal ana cis
sn-tf.rfou ior both DVANCED and sNAf.D pups
For nm information addrrss sNttfiiN. ., HhDNL
IIDsE tIanara A. M.b hoslS FSAh. MvliA Has seven
CHURCHES arc a temper atcc snaftsr, -----
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
formakna boys intelligent healthy. Chflstah men
BENJAMIN MAsOS Box No. u9t f0nhe.A y I.
Young MEN privately Fitted for wS College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

-TT
J. HlAELs.,, .SSluTiais Ca.srru itNtuz been nc
Tgdfe AMI sut ia cOnyvt8 o-icr All D. T-Oruei ~ y
DAY. Preaching l0a a a.. the Hc7 pf g. u fOH ~. y
r M ID. thr Row Dr G. y. SINS - EVENING, the Il "
= JusklG. Friends ~ tAe CEarch ANA siIassIa cof i
nvitca Dl Tus1 viii sttead the shturlay vcninB Hon
ness a e-bng.
, 1877-11-23

Afasr looting sroan3 irg some
bms In ths saharas, eNd mAfing
Essfse fos she citr. ws U5aessted
thsi i ~ss eumpis.8 e ssbsrhs
ID "a stssa@d nsoai as niles above
10 u.on1A az tAs soafh i@k. on tAs
uPpsf eosusr uf the &slSa, ans has
Flsuty fosan ~ spfsm8 tnd gfuw iu
a. 8Fsruoua NJ DAVID Horus,
, 1877-11-23

one Of ahe euterprising citizens Of
the place lhis started hotel which is
imp royingsvith the growth Of the
pla &c. Mr.. i]laniel Gage has store,
po st oficei and other Injuries Of
co untrystovns. A society Of the NJ.
L. Church, under the pastoral care Of
Rey.s Mr.s Derrick gives ample evi.
denco!of the moral growth of the
place.
One OF the most remarkable feat
ures in connection with the growth
Of the settlement in this valley, is
the energy and enterprise shown by
the iSkagit River Jam Company, in
trying to remove the famous jam just
above the fork Of the river. Five
men are struggling, almost unaided
blythe public, to accomplish a work
Of immense public benefit.
When this jam is removed, which
will I've some time next summer, II 10
claimed that the river will be navi
gable for over sixty miles through a
large body Of rich farming land, and
that the proposed ten thousand dol
la appropriation will como too late
to do any good in the work. This,
however, we think will be just right
provided public-spirited citizens will
assist in clearing out the jam-be
cause the appropriation, if made,
can then be used in removing the
snags and other distractions to nav.
| igation still left in the river from the
debris of the jam.
, 1877-11-23
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This embraces all the studies generally
taught In common schools, between the Third
ply and corresponding studies, up to the first
OF the Academic Department, at which time
pupils are expected to pass examination I'm the
following studies, which constitute tho high
est grade OF the Grammar Department.:
Bullfon's English Grammar, geography
completed, with map-drawing from memory
and use of Terrestrial Globes.
History OF the United States, outlines OF
English History, Fifth Reader, p. Parley's
History, Written Spelling, Penmanship, Prac-
ticai Arithmetic completed and Mental Arith-