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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-03
JOHN LORD, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
WEAVERVILLE, CAL.

REFERENCES Prof l. T. Dana, Portland,
Me-; Prof w. W. Greene, Long Island Medi-
cal College, Brooklyn, N. Y. Prot. c. +. Drack-
EFT, Princeton, n. j.
OFFICE and Escsidence-Cou Street,
above Union Hotel, Weaverville 'anl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-03
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

COURT TERMS:
District Court-Second Monday in April,
August and December.
County COurt-First Monday in anu
AIRY, March, May, July, September and NO
vember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court
Board of SupervisOrs-Fi Monday
February, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-03
DENTIST,
WIN. S. L0WDEN,
u. =. DEPUTY SURVEYOR.

OFFICE mill Street, Weaverville, Cal.
Civil Engineering promptly attended to-
Special attention paid to the survey of Miner
al and Agricultural land locations. jan22
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-03

Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission
and carried on Margin. TRINITY Journal
on file in Office o1l-d
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
Baltimore Conference, M. E. Church
South.

From the proceedings of this body, recent
ly in session at Alexandra, Va, We extract
the following:
Norval " Iiton. most interesting pen-picturs,
drawn witt, = masteIly hand. of the life of the
Sam eel Rod gers, of Winchester.
ROY. john Poisal fn ilowcd q tribute to the
feeine to the fast melting list Of tho old u,ins-
tiers of tue Conference. Himself and R-y. Sam
Cel Kepler were al that was now left of those
who en- ered the Conference of 1927
After tribute by Dr.. REGISTER. Rcy. John g.
Martin followed and alluded to his conversion
the old church across the street in the revival
church and walked up the aisle. He tried to get
val Wilson MAS preaching with Henry Sheer be-
hind hin. and Henry Shackelford, John Cr"igh-
around singing and prayir God for his seul. He
oinroh Under Raw Mr.. wilson during the ehoIers
of 1892. when he believed the town was saved
from such a visitation of the cholera AS swept
over Washington and Geornetown. bv these
the aisle CRYING out "There is faith enough in
this churc' to save the town from the cholera"
He closed with warm tribute to the deceased
minister.
Fraternal greetings were received during
the session from tho Baltimore Conference,
N. Z. Church, assembled at Frederick City,
and heartfelt response returned to the same.
The Conference adjourned on Thursday,
to meet next year in Baltimore. The follow.
ing are the appointments for Winchester
District
Nelson Head, P. E.-Winchester Station,
Samuel Rogers Winchester Circuit, A. B.
Dolly Cedarville Mission, R. II. Wilson !;
Frederick Mission. T. FL. Shipley, e. F.
HeterIck. sup Front Royal and Riverton,
W. G. Maloy Warren, W. b Dorsey Bcr>
ryville Mission, G. G. Brooke; Bruce.own,
W. A Wade, II 8. Cunningham; Martins
burg. John Posal Berkeley, John W. Wolf;
Charlestown. 8 G. Ferguson Jefferson, A.
N. CackIey Shepherdstown, j l.. Shipley !;
Gainshoro', Jas. II. Wolf; Wardensville,
Lewis G. Martin, NJ. A. Taylor, sup; Bethel
Mission, r NJ. Williams Shenandoah Mis-
sion, A. II Way; Loanoke Female College,
John 2. Hyde principal.
Rev. DR. REGISTER is appointed Presiding
Elder of Washington District. Rev. A. w.
Wilson goes to Calvary Church, Baltimore i;
8. S. Roszel to Frederick City; j. l.. KILLER
to Severn, East Baltimore District Robert
Smith to Prince William John s. Martin
to Staun,ou; W. G Eggleston to Harrison
burg; " G. Hammond to Shenandoah Iron
Works; md Jas II. March to Christianhurg.
Revs. J. W Tongue, VIM. Hedges, Wm.
H. Wheelwright, VIM. J. Perry, e l.
Kreglo and j. " Evan, sre on the superan-
nuated list
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
I e D..

t Is con"iv. on the 1o;h i"st."f, Mrs LYDIA ii.
aged b'.ur so years.
Near Nj. Crawford. Rockingham Co... Va,
HHf Of WaFp Eta stsF r1" Of
Ferry, aged 10 years.
In D,rke;sviIle; Berkeley Gently. on the sth
60 yen's
w. LaMoN, co"sott Of Of; john a ". Ls.non. Esq.
I" Midi way Jgfar1on e1Intx, o. the 9th
Marc!. 1871 Mr.. JESSE BRILLIANT, i'll tho
Gosh year Of h's age.
Near Mar,ms""ts, March St. FLORENCE. an
IL years.
ANN Denny. aged &c ears, mother ' Of Mrs 10
seph Myers, of tins county.
9th. 1871. CENsALINE STIR Ely. wife OF Gso.
B. Carroll, aud dauG ltcrof the late WIN. Shirley,
of this tomn-agcd II years, months aud IS
days.
Al Holt, CLAY county, Mo-, Feb. 12th, 1877. of
pnennenEMla after Ta 2" ll"sss Of only four day..
ia Che aatn year OF is "ge-leaving devoted
wife and five little CHI dren to mourn his loss.
A. Washington. D: c, on Mach u; 1877,
Is 2. B ack. of "Bealair." Jefferson county.
1n tiamden, Vint"n Co. Ohio, March 9th; 1877;
Ct eonsunprion IiLER infant son of Pn and
Enple, Jr., OF harpcI's Ferry. aged months and
..sufIer children to como to me-"
Thus the hlrssed Saviour SAID.
Near Billmvrr's Mill, on the 18th instant, Mrs.
MARGARET STALEY. vi fe of Mr.. Daniel W.
>taiey. and da lighter of Mr.. George LieklIder,
aged - Years..
At Bllnyel's Mill, on Tuesday night. the 18th
instant, Mr.. WILLOUGHBY n. LEMEN, aged
about 10 years.
At Phi AIDE phia. on the 18th instant Dis.
GEORGIA BARTRUFF, formerly of Shepherds
town, aged - wears.
Al Cumberland, Md. tho 5th instant, of
drnpsy of the liz art, Mrs. ELIZA CLANCY, vito
of MIR. Henry C.ancy, formerly of Shepherds
town, aged So years
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
GOING WEST.

The Wheeling Register says: GA goodly
number of families are soon to start from Bel
mont, Harrison and Jefferson counties to the
far>off land Of Oregon. And We hear of
parties making up in different parts of this
State for various destinations in tho Vest
Horace Greeley's famous advice to young men
to Go West and grow up with the country,
may have been valuable at the time it was
given, but it is doubtful if many families can
now better their condition by breaking up
their present family ties, aud selling thar
property and seeking homes in new fields -
This section of country abounds in good soil,
good schools, and valuable social privileges.
The best of markets near our doors, aud
our facilities for transportation and travel are
of superior order. Those who arc willing
to exert their muscles and undergo the pri
vations to which they would be subjected in
a new country, can prosper here. All over
tho West large gangs of men are roaming up
aud down the country seeking employment,
hu. no work is TO be found. Our advice to
all who contemplate going West this spring
is Look we'll before you leap"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
THE NEW POLICY.

The Philadelphia Press Republican, truly
says that "the pacifcation of the South is
preliminary necessity to the revival of bust,
ness. The disordered condition of that SEQ
ton of the Union affects the interests of the
whole country" In another article the Press
maintains that the policy of the national gov
erument towards the South ought to be re-
storative, healing and liberal. 1tsays: ''The
views aud the interests of the whole popula-
ton of the South should be consulted and re.
spected. LIE. US bury tho hates and prejudices
of the past" &c. The Philadelphia North
american, another able Republican organ of
Philadelphia, says: ''While we ore in favor
of complete equality of political and. civil
rights, the Authorization OF any State is
thing that we regard with extreme dread. "
1t is gratifying to see these evidences of re-
turning reason in the North, though doubt.
less it results from the realization at length
of the fact that wrong and spoliation at the
South cannot continue without reacting on the
North. It is now felt indeed that much of
tho depression abroad in the whole country
results from the great loss of what tho South
might add to the common stock of wealth
under proper political condition of SELF gov
crnmsnt and consequent encouragement to
orderly enterprise and industry. White men
in the North are now simply finding out wha,
the colored men in the South had previously
found out, that ruin and oppression of the in-
telligent population of the South was ruin
also to others-to tho negroes as well as tho
whites. Having discovered this the colored
people in the South fell away from tho poiit>
ical adventures who had SO long used them,
and now the white men of the North, under
similar enlightenment, but do the same.
baltimore San
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
IL az RED.

At NesrsY1lic, Loud"uu co.. Va. March 6, 1877,
by Rev. J. NJ. Friday. WALTER B POTTS and
Mss ANNE NJ. SHklVER.
In the NJ E. Church South, at Brucetown. on
the 6t instant, by Rev. r. s. d. Heironimus.
wM. Fl. KILLER aud MISS ANNIE H. GRUBB,
all nf FrtIrIIc k county. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
RAILROAD MEETING.

rINHE Annual Mre;inr of the Stockholders Of
i the Shenandoah Valley Railroad will be
feid at t.:o CourI House. in Font ROyai, Wat
rrn connry, Va. at IL O'c1 cI, on Tuesday. the
Sd day of Aprii, 1877. for tho purpose of eeetinR
President and Board of Directors to serve the
ness which may come before the meeting.
full attendance of the tOckh0lders is requested.
T1OS. n. ASHBY, g
March g. 1877 a. See'C s. V. n. n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

Simon Cameron has resigned his scat in
the U Senate, and the Pennsylvania Leg
isla,uro has given the place to his son Don
as per agreement previous to the old gentle
mans resignation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

Packard, in his reply to Hon. Stanley
Matthews, Wednesday, declines to entertain
any proposition to relinquish or to abandon
the position which he holds.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

The entire cabinet of President Hayes was
confirmed by the Senate, with little oppo-
sition.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

The question Of the conflicting claims of
Hampton and Chamberlain to the governor
ship of South Carolina came up in the Circuit
Court at Charleston Tuesday as involved in
the validity of a commitment by trial justice
appointed by Gov. Hampton. Judge Reed
decided that the authority Of the trial justice
must be respected as that of a de tdcto and
de jure officer of the State. This decision
establishes the legality of the Hampton gov
erpment as to the Charleston circuit. TIE
other circui, judges throughout the State had
already made similar decisions.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

. A. a special meeting of tho Festry of Zion
Church, ST. Andrews Parish, held in the
Church, on Wednesday. the l4th day of
March, A. D 1877, tho following minute
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased our Heavenly Father
in HIS wisdom, to remove to another and better
world the soul OF out beloved friend and brother.
Robert T. Brown. at tho ripe ago of n years.
who for moro than forty years WAC u Warden
ard Yestryman of the Church.
Resolred. AZ the sense of this Vestry en- tertain
ing the deepest veueratiUn for tue Christian VIZ
the and example OF our departed brother, for his
profound conviction of the truth. his !ifc-lsnp de-
votion to the Church. and nis beneic. MT efforts
to build up the Rrdeemer's Kingdom on earth
that 1t is our privilege aud duty to record this
memorial of his worth.
Resolrsd, Tnat in the death of the Senior War
den OF rhr Cnurch and the oldest III amber tne
vestry, the Parish has sustained an irreparabIe
tiunate Presiding officer; and efficient CO.
iaborer, but thst we sorrow cot as men without
hone. req iizng that our loss is his eternal gam
Resolved, That the u flueEce of lis life and the
power of nIs quiet. unobtrusIve walk and COLI
versatlon will long be- cherished by US among the
most precious and sacred memoIi les of his connec.
ton with the Church an" Vrstry.
his family III their bereavement. and do reS erent-
ly commend them TO the loving care and prOtec
ton of onr Father in Heaven.
RssoIued, That wear The usual badge of
mourning for thirty days. that copies of these
resoiuiions be furnished to tie paper of the
County and to the Southern Churehman for pnbIi-
cation, and copy be sent to the family of the
deceased.
WIN. Fl. MEADE, Rector,
s. WHITE, Warden
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

The election in New Hampshire Tuesday
resulted in the election of one Democrat and
two Republican congressman, being gain of
one for the Republicans. This completes the
election for members of the Forty fifth Con-
gress, which will stand, allowing the Repub-
liosns all they claim in South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana, one hundred and forty
rine Democrats to one hundred and forty>four
Republicans. 1t is understood, however, that
Mr. Adams, the clerk of the House, will re-
fuse to put upon the roll the names of several
Republicans from the States above named,
where Democrats claim the seats, SO that it is
probable the Democrats will have majority
of eight OF ten at the organization of the
House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
To the Ladies.

MISS MARY COCKRTLL having obtained the
WI Agency for the IS Ie OF Hutterick's Patterns.
ana Alec being prepared TO execute
STAMPING AND MANTuA-MAKIAG
in the beet III newest .t.!.., sOIie.;s the
patronage Of the la:ties Of Charleston and vicin-
iIy. She be found at the residence of bor
father, corner of West and Congress streets.
FebfuaTy 90. 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
NOTICE.

MY recent heavy los, by the destruction of my
WI PIanIng and Saw Mills by fire. lenders il ID
solutcly necessary that shall coll. CT once all
outstanding debts due me, either by note
coust. And respectfully but earnestly ask those
indebted to mo to make Immediate payment In
future my terms will be strictly cash. 'po
mono will consider themselves. exempt from this
notice. G.. H. TURNER.
March s, 1877
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
Baltimore Conference, NJ. E. Church.

The Baltimore Conference Of the NJ. Z
Church (North) began its sessions in Fred
erick City on the 18th instant, aud concluded
its deliberations on Tuesday last. The next
annual meeting will be at Cumberland, Md.
The following are the appointments for VIM
chester District:
G W Cooper, p. Cumberland. Centre
Street, ". s. Edwards KinesIy. ID. NJ.
Browning; Frostburg, ". i. Edwards; Frost
burg Circuit. II. Mash Homecoming, J.
w Cornelius Barton. j. l.. Walsh ; Pied
mont. james 2. Wilson keyser City, }. j,
Largent; Bloomington, Il. kuib; lIartmaus
vile, w W. Eanarsda'e; Grant. g. W.
Cecil Pendleton, l.. D. Heron; Romney,
G. T. Young; Rawlings Station, w Mex.
Hammaek Mount Savage, II. G Smith
New Bridgeport 8. 8. Wilson Union Grove,
H. A ThirlkeId Flintstone, f.. l.. Ander-
son; Hancock, j. Edwards. j. II. Logic !;
Paw Paw, L. 8 Fort; Berkeley Springs. II.
C. Mcdaniel; HedgesviIle, j n Wooden !;
Martinsburg, J. E Amos Bunker Hill, G.
f Msydwell, one to be supplied Winches-
ter. w NJ Ferguson Shepherds,owu,J J. W.
Smith; ". j. Stephenson transferred to
Wilmington Conference.
The Rev. J. McKendree Riley, recently
transferred from the West Virginia Confer
ence, goes 10 Eu.aw street. Baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

The new Democratic administration in
Florida, according to all accounts, has made
a most successful beginning. The Legisla-
,ure has adjourned after session in which
not single measure was introduced which
the colored population could complain Of, and
their represcn tatives confessed III the closing
speaking that there had not been time since
the war when the relations between the two
races were as good as now.
The last move Of the carpet-baggers to
save themselves from utter aDnihilation in
South Carolina and Louisiana ia to have q
new election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
AUCTIONEERING.

TTNHE underlined having taken ont license a.
il AuctIonrer, offers bis services III that cApac-
lty to the cltiZeus of Je1rrson. Sales cried Mt
any point in the county, at prices to suit the
times. orders addressed TO nae at CharIestown
will receive prompt attention.
GEO. W. HENSON
February On 1877 6m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

NEW Canned Toma toes, Corn. Pets. Peaches,
" strawberries and Pine Apple aiso Jelly ia
gIssses. for sale by 8. 6. DALGARE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

II HAVE this dav associ:,ted with ire for Prac-
/ tice Dr.. C. FRANK FOUKE All eases en-
trusted to Dr.. F will have The benefit of my
counsel and aid whenever req Tired or desired
feasioDslly ah.e"r. J. j. III SrRA1TH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20
North star. stallion
FOR SALE.

T OFFER for sale, privately. my csle-oP
i DRAFTED North Star Stallion. '.RA-IS2A
LEIGH" Will be six years old mex, A-h
.pr1nE, aud works wherever he IS place Is
Cnariestown. Jar. is, 1s77-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

WIN. Fl. MEADE, Rector,
\ 8. WHITE, Warden
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-20

The Chair appointed Daniel B Lucas. Esq
to present these resolutions to tho Circuit
Court.
ANDREW HUNTER, Ch'mn.
L. P LYNCH. Src'y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
LITERARY NOTES.


The publication Of Mr. Swinbune's new vol
riuc of Toe.os AND Ballads" has been deferred
The Safe Assayci OF Maine, MIR. W. l.. Bart
let Is - publish book che Minerals OF Nc"-Lhb
land: Where nnd How o. ilnd lhem.'
"Thc Auu-Bilod-Shirt Club Is the gro
tssoue lille ll,or which the Authors PUBLISHING Com
many announce lively sketch OF the experience OF city
campers in tlc wilds oil Maine
What Mls. GreatoreX has done for " Old New
Ycrk"ts to be done iu London by French eicher' NJ
prunet Debaines whose work viii bc published by see
low Jackson s. Halliday. Tie ctchn-' viii include some
ririurcsouc features of uodorn Loud0a
The Jcuish Messenger has begun the puoiica-
tion Of novel by slcbcr Nasoch, translated by jacques
Mavcr entitled Tho student" PolishJew'sh nc @. 81
existed Boa GdIcia pilor 10 tie icNV"t ~ i, f dis
chicf ticne ~ CHE story whose SaPs 10 y.t ~ ,r
Goot@ =.
The authors of Ready Money Mortiboy,'
and "rhe Golden Batierav" sufficiently busy people
They are engaged upon novel. entitled by 'elas Ar
lorr 90 DC published in nee LoHdoH lr0Dhic ana sec
Cud eTn, Mouks OF rucicu" 40rifc LnHf9e 5rg.
Christmas number Of An hac lctr Ao"'.a VIII "''o NC
non Their ptu
Mr.. Tcunv.on's contribution to the August
numbered The yiacrcnD century IS tansa'ion OF lhe
famous massage Of tbe Had xviii 202--3ll IN WMc1
Acnilcs. showing himself manncd' puts 20 h.sht tnc
Trojan army. Sir TcEuys0u's ehnctf Nt'iu9 :" st ~,
been % translate htcr'l', Wnit te5sl,i -,,,.-,l
possible tle movement and color o. the or&'na|
BY q recent decision in Chicago the New
hem, e.at. OF which half was or 70 found great IT.
brarr ip that civ must Doe divided at once An appeal
has be taltn o. The supreme Court, but Chcas" eN-
meets 10 have che funds in hand within year "t Two
mis- brou.sf. amounting 20 s2jO00Oo, will proy.,
rerancui income surprising that of any library IN the
cosu,ry Including the BOSTON Public and 70 further M
nifcence may take the place Of Governmental chdo"-
mont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
fan 6rbo0!S.

NNUAL SESSION G9tM of the LAW
"a SCHOOL q The UNIVERSITY Of the CITY OF NEW
YORK Wgaiug tOnzduarc. De gins October next uu ehl-
June T. 1873 written 90 well rs am oia exam ION iH ~,
qiryd Tor degree Lectures from !" ID IT.. .l lie ,
VrueIce of oliccs = ? Crcuat, eNdunalnn
papers Of 1877 etc. apply 90 ". r. MARTIN, Seer 'tal o
ID. r.. JAOUES Professor ana sec
raary Faculty, -Ji broadway
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW -SCHOOL.-The
twentieth annual term this Institution commences ~
No ti-ca: Ioues-s NevNCr wednesday October 3 ana
continues May l6 1873 TIE course ot insilc9 en-
braces ycarr For catalogues ETC. address, NJ 40 Heat
Jone,.st. THEODORE W DWIGHT, Professor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
ADAMS ACADEMY, Quincy Mass
HON. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. IL
L.--.-.----.- ~. ~. L--.rL n. A.l4.-nL.

HON. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. IL D.,
Chairman OF The Board Of MANAGERS.
WILLIAM K. DIMAOCK. Master.
This school designed The best and most thorough
plr The past ye$r thre have been ten
tesces al ability experience ana oIs hundred and
rfty pgl1h-
There preparatory classin English studies and French
g. boys from, Co fourteen years 81 age.
Academy entire charge ~
tn resident teacher ana boys receive careful supervision
Inr m lalncnes and crenars. adaIes. ,he master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
gnsiruciion.

GREENWICH ACADEMY, With Musical In
* sitn,r aud Commercial College seaside scioa lsr
m -eNes Founded ~ =. Opens Aug -. Ff car iokle
aidrcss Gcy. y. BLAk&sLEE a. ~, D. GreenWch A. =.
HONE LAWN SEMINARY-A Boarding
and school iof both lex - INC schn,i fos,si1
Tie b.. nf ioa ciers the most tal.i
loriiior beds extensive lawns Gown ~
les and rqmuas dunn ~ viii commence is Afaienic s'at
September ~ 1877. Don't fHl o send ior circulars
IT, H. a. g. +. COLE, Home Lawn seminary N'""iF'he ~
.. ..- IL. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

4 BOARDING. SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN
4 ana ,fi'oiK3tmDGEs ACADEMY. .Melis, Penn.


Twelve miles by Tail from 81 70 and litsu-i sis fhi
Parar Tgylor SAWS 81 sake pleasure r vc0mmcn ID
tpr o. patents ths Academy Ny Swhiu g. ro uclce'
Jull, Gtl. VI. NaI Iu-san ~ Ncn YORK sa5s; snort
lodges NrII Academy GGDfds The Ird lLttf uctlou'
CIafle. e. .ud u4us Ef1Judu D h}s " n is an lL
10 tut.nu liked lv ts,iis a. veil as parents
Col uicI.rI o. Httgu ava: 90 Parents -" find 10 rot ouf
r.f school ful % home to cheerful r-ttb -lIcut, where
rational trauag combine To make tHas "ho' some
r,ulri srd qlg a atuUsIt.e vi lch 80 necessary
O. be- growth 90 healthy youtf."
DO. l.v join long says: "N0ur attention % he duties
r position must akc your school tLe serious ana I-
Gel cont choice ~ parents sud rusftii.uf.'
Ifouss tourer President ~ Pennsylvania senate
SAYS. rt.afI II Tie tu'st u the -tsc, SUD one
every smiled o 10 r for any csl'gt Tie IInupa
any, }! y aui- eei Known educ <tOIs'
Co.I D' -td for IItufss. i1Die-~ol o. t0'gC r@tu
fIr Bsardtug Washing schooling broke Sc.
P.t.t quarterly extra CHARGE students admitted o.
luy Uus. special individual ard ciass iurtucuou Or
"a aul hi. wand pupil. Ten usfrucfo ,No rrat-
E.trt u lIC college fHr picture " hGudEy .ud circular
address SWIIlifN g. SUOEIfIUGE Nsry.rt tlirttsity,
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