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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.

Al regresar el yapor de Ia Habana tecara en-
Puerto Plata.
Estos precios son en- orc la par
Sc eXpenden billetes de retorno para tres meses
con una rebala de IS pa bueno por a1o para los
Sc hace una rebaja de un sexto on los tpos estabcc
dos en- favor de las famlias: pero solo los casos
en- que 81 importe del pasaje 81 carga en- su tot-
dad por toda la familia, fuere gual al nporte total
del pasaJe de cuatro pasajeros adultos dc Camara
FL termino familia solo eomprende los padres sus
hleS sus criados la rebala no Sc hara las per
sonas que tomen billetes de retorno, s pasaerog
qae tomen billetes los preeios mas baos para des-
dc Europa.
Los niflos mfnos de amos. uno gratis. de s la
Los pasaleros para Francia, 8 cuaQuer parte de
Europa. pueden quedar Is dias en- IngIaterra 81 asf
GUSTAV. vice versa los para Ingaterra pueden que
dar on Francia Los paSajeros por eStos vapores
tendran el pryilegio de yajar e cAmno de hierro
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth L6ndres una
rebala de 10 pss los embarcados en- este puerto
Esta prohibido q los pasajeros, embarcando en-
este puerto tomar bllees sino la Ageneia de la Ga
Consulado ingles PtoRico el pasaje tornado bordo
pagara 10 p% de recargo. Los vapores que salen de
San Juan los dias 13 81 de mes, tocaran con los va
pores americanos entire New York Brasil
Para pormenores sobre hetes dirigirse al ARente
de la Compania.
La Compafia asegura toda elase de yalores que
en- elective metaes preeiosos joyas, SO embararen
en- los yapores de la linea con destno Europa San
Thomas, Habana, cualuuier otro punto de su ruta.
-N Agente. w. B. PAUL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
Sc garantiza pOr cincO alOS
LA MEJoR M1QUINA DE cosER DEL MUNDo.
"NUEVA AMERICANA


Su uso no requiere instruction no pueie dee-
eomponerse, cose desde ell tejido de pape hnta las
guarnicioneS de cuero. agsIN
Sc lalla muy por encma de todas las Mkluinas
lie Coser, por sus excele..es meioras de ID infsna
mancra que un carro dc vapor ayentaja en- tOdo ~
antigno eoehe diligencia.
Cada Miquina va aeompanada de las niguishfes
pleas. sin que por elias haya ateraciOn aIduna on
precio.
docena agujas surti- dera saAf issg
las. / pie de preston ana 80
! medidor tornlo. usa tambien para acoF.
l pie trenzador que sir dOHar. sfssx 81 q So
We tambien para recoger i dobadillador aus g
ysohre eesar. usa tambien para fibe-
/ dobladl lllador de Tu-t tear. ~ Il Afss~fsa
nell. / llave.
1 destornillador de la1 II medidor para aeol-
Lanzadera. 1 char,
alcuza para aceite l libro instruction en-
carretoleS de Lanza- espaffol. M ia
Los precios estan acomodados & Ia estreehee
la fpoca 10 mismo al contado que al nad0.
Las legftimas en- el Nuevo Dep6sito a. lfliucalh
y Fcrreter;a de Francisco Baston & G.
GALE De TRTuAN MUM. II. Hta Siui
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
PrecaVerSe de las FileS
FALsIFIcAcIoNEs EN- NUEyA7YORK
De las PiIGoras Y ell Unguento
DE HOLLOWAY.
,yiles imitaeiones contrahochas dc : Las rild

Eiles imtaciones eontrahechas de- Las Tfldataa
81 unguento de Holloway" SO fnbrican sb EendSn
ilaio q nombre dc ,ssaA2Aan. Holloway v q. q por
:. f. Henry, CUR "a snVA ran G. DnoH6in-
q de Nueya- York. HsM KWcon una aupueekn
as composiciones ,ssSffW de ningnn N1ldn %
'xpenden al plbli- 2SG51E co como mia le0iti.
mas Pildoras Ungncnto.
Apelo. pues, muy encarecidamente lon nnxiaoa
los demas en- las Republicas Hispano- A unercanaa
euyas manos esta Hegnre. mas espocialln 6nke 4
rs madres de familia otraS sehoras, para Que e
iirvan prestarme su auSilo, en- cuanto puGdk i. On
tenunciar este descarado frttude, frawuado en- ne-
ia. York, preeaviendo sus amigos fn de Que ns,
20 les engane cOnlprar estOs scompuestUyd do pf6ca.
Dles titulados 'pildoras Ungucnto de He l0,Eav
Tue lleven algunos r0tulo dc Nu6va- York on e1los
Antes de comprar, examinese con mucha oautela
r5tulo en- q Boe la Gaja para cerciorafse 81 S62
az direction de Sss 9af9rd % street Lond9a sino
.sano, IA s9ssl 81 sssSf =
Cada Bote Gaia de las Medicines LeRitsnsHs ia,
i Itlbfe del G0bie17o Blifd4ic0. con las f,NIa zkn
Pildofas Unguento de Holloway, Lonlon n rrnh,.
las EN- 81. En- el r0tulo esta la direction Ba3 % r
street. London. en- donde unieRmente 50 fAbrieoils
nn@Se invita- las personas que sean tefrasisladaa
2or los vendedores correspondent Las Piidofas = Al
9nguento &c holloway fasitleadcs. parn querla sir.
ian eolnunc cQrne los pormen0res, 9 fnmed iafafren-
hare formalizar processes Hgales Tonfra l6N 0len.
torres, reeonlpensar6 liberalnente los DeIaforee
)or el tfabulo cue 90 tofnen, comnf fNm6ti i6n{bnef
Se ~ Hs ToIs S H5fnowR
1870. t8 sEsags ssS5Sl IA n ssH's sS a r7S-s
IMP. DEL 'BOIETfN. Y. .rOfTkr SA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
VAPoRES ESPANOLES
KNTRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO-RIC0.

tIos vapores Aaerto. Rico. MdvagQez Ponce 81
au6n So carrera desde Liverpool para los yaros
Eos de eeta 1sla.
nan Comp. de Liverpool. los representatives.
HnK8 LkrINKR Conn.,. San Jnan-SREs. LLAURI.
Do1DA CoNP., Observation-Disclosures COMP.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
Unguento Holloway.

Este Incompatible Balsamo sanalc los MALEG DR
PIEENAS DE PECHO. las Llagas antiguaS nnn
las ulceras cuyo origen NO cQpviene mgnqigngrsp
.utaEGas no hay remedio igual al UNGURNTO GO-
Al. al que mlllares dehen Ia Balvacion tnnfa
le sus brazos pernas como de sus existenciaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
Yapor Maauela." eapitan Villami,
NtA5s PuRRro- RICO ron IL suR DE SAsro DOMINGO
sEnvx EL sIGUIgSTE ITINRRARIo.
I'd A
RET0R n o
CoNsIGNATARIOS.

NuRvIrAs. Sres d P. s. Dolz Comp.-GIDARA.
Euceeores de Silva Rodriguez yComp.-BARAcoA. H.
Alayo Comp. .-CyR4, STes $, L. Ros Comp
min nBernedo.-A0UApILLAS Sres. Amell.. Julia Co.
PUERTO Rico, Sres. IriHrte. Hermano de Caracena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
sEaUSDo VIAJR ME.;sUAL.
RUTA :B.''
LLEGADA. SALIDA.

Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 dias las liegadas
sadas ser;n dia antes en- el primer viaje men
sual. En- lps meses de Julio. Octubre Diciembre e
vapor 1ngles lle2ar este puerto los das s.fala-
dos s un dia despues
Para comodidad de los pasajeros el yapor dc la
Tsa llevard un interprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
Ayiso Z los seiiores embarcadores.

Las mereancfas embarcadas por los yapores de Ia
Inca arriba expreeada. que leguen este puerto des
De este mea adelante. pagardn el fiete de
pesos 4 libra esterlina al cambio corrente de giro
90 10 fechas de las arribadas. Las que paguen el
n8tb adelantadO Liverpool solo les cubrard ell
9Dx de capa en- vez del 10 p% senalado sobre hetee
en- general III. II Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
CONIPANIA REAL
DE VAP0RES CORRE0S INGLESES,
suBvENcIoNADA PoR Ell GoBIERxo DE g. NIB.

Serrcio entire Su,to Domingo. Puerto Plata los negtos
de lHerto Rico. SantI,6nas Ro'opa U ot,'os passes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29

Sc expiden pasaes de ilay vuelta yalidos por dos
meses con Is ps de rebaa los pasaleros de camara
NINOS.
Los ninos lie los pasaje,os que no tengan amos
cumplidos, san lleyados gratis. Los que tengan ;
amos cumpdos hasta sin eumplir pagaran 4 paSa-
je. Los que tengan amos cumplidos y no lleguen
II. pagaran = passage; de Il amos adelante pagan
pasaje entero. En- case de que una familiA tenga
3nhos memories de amos uno de ellos soamcnte So
lleya gratis. los otros pa2aran "a pasaje.
CRIADOS.
Los criados dc los pasajeros pagaran en- los vajes
trasatlancos, paSaJe de entrepuente $50 Las cria-
das pagarn las 2S del precio del pass e segun la
tegoria tomada por sus amos: no tienen derecho Il
estar en- los salones slno el tempo rigarosamente
necesario para el seryicio de sus amos.
Recomendamos q los pasajeros inscriban sus
nombres lugar donde van equipajes en-
caractercs inteligibes Los pasajes expiden hasa
una hora antes de la salda de los vapores.
No SO admiten hetes despaes dc Ia llegada dc los
vapores. Para mas informes drigirse d los Consig-
natarios
LLAURI, BoRDA CoMP.
MayagIez II de Febrero de 1870.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
L1srA DE pREcros DE Los pAsAJrs DE Ia cLAsr.
riaje mensudl.
RUTA HB.'

I'm q 3{5 parties. en- ga una cuarta parte de los
pecios de Ia. Los pajeros de 81 elias han de evar
sarias.
Cuando ell vapor sale de este puerto las de Ia
manana, no Sc expenderi ningun biete EN- dicho
dia pero sc hara de q de la tarde e dia anterior
q mas de las horas acostumbradas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29
IabacO EN- rama.

En- n establccimier.o del que suscribe, sito
eli Ia calh dc San Francisco, esquina la del
Cristo, sc encuentran de venta por pacas por
paftldas, sobre doseientas eincucnta pacas de
cho pr6ximo pasado y de las lnejores vegas dc
esta isla
Puerto Rico, Mario 20 de 1877. IS Pedro Co
mas. 144-25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29

enoree Airigirse en- Aguadilla. se-
7 Ca4-En MayagHez. Sres. Hoise.
sonce. Sres. Wieeherssy y CaY on
Rico
FKDDERsEN WrLLIEK xC4
Rieo. DIRE. de 1870
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-15
COUNTY INSTITUTE.

PROGRAMME ron THE FIRST DAY AND
NIGHF.
Opening address of 80 minutes by Rev.
w. Y. Cine.
Glass drin ON re ding. by Charles r.
vansicSle, 80 minutes, aud one hour fol
criticisms.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Class drill on graumT ar. 10y Prof Pell.
90 minutes
Class driu on spelling, by Taylor
Friend, 90 minutes.
NIGHT SESSION.
Patrick Crogan. John $.
Nedrce and Bruce Vaudrrvort.
Select Readings Misses Hattie Jones,
Laura Nc row, Alberta NJ Shafler, and
Rosa Vandervort.
orations-S. Il. Wiley aud l. " Fike'
Essays-John l.. Steele and Rev. Thos.
w Chichester.
Debate Resolved. That the happiness
of mankind is in ,reased 10y civilization.
Affirmative IL Feather.
Negatiye-rhomas FOrtney.
PROGRAMME Fo3 THe SECOND DAY AMI
rIauT.
MORNING. SESSION.
Glass drill on orthography, by :. T.
Wiley.
Class drill on mental arith ILotic, 10y L..
+. flyers.
Class drill ON reading, by T. =. Cum
ninghanl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Lecture on the Consti tuition of che
United States, by Hon. VIM. q. Brown
Glass drill ON Geography, by John ).
Nedrow.
Glass drill on written arithmotic, by
Il. Ii. A braham.
NIGHT SESSION.
Lecture ON English photography, by
$. II. Wiley.
DEBATE-Questiop Resolu Ell. That
Cromwell was guilty OF his country's
blood.
Aflirnativo-J. Barton Payne, :. II.
Wiley, T.. IL. Abraham, and John =.
Nedrow.
Negative-Wm. NJ. O. Dawson. l.. e.
Myers, IL. Clay Ii. Hyde, and Charles 4.
Brown.
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LETTER FROM AURORA.

Aurora, w.. Va Dsc 4.
Editor Ar9us
We were glad to read g. cenmuaI
cation from Fostoua, Ohio, oysr Che
comprehensive signature Of Buck
eye, in last week Issue We
know him, We 10; We have known
hlm to walk ID miles, more or le.s
to reach the highest pinscIe OF she
Alleghanies, in order TO obtain a
view Of the surroundings; and ~
another time, to run, not walk, 10
miles TO ses a pigeon roost, on snoth
er section oil the mountain and
again, We have known him TO climb
to the top Of "Occssioual's" barn to
see what covld be seen, and IA this
last adventure came nigh losing one
Of his boots. Ifyou Will allow me
to introduce him TO your readers,
will say that be is one Of our jovial
fellows, wearing a smile oyershsd-
owed by stovepipe hat, which he
displays TO the oest advantage, tho
gentleman ia the iul sense OF the
term
The fret Of this month We bad =
TALL Of snow some two inches deep.
On yesterday u nearly all d.sapt eur.
ed
Times sre Improving some, IN tins
locality. q OPS unusually heavy,
and housed 30 good order Stock ia
closely locked alter, aud has chang -
ed ha de 81 temu6efstive Ggures.
Calves, particularly, have gone from
here 10 Gfant county At extrgv4gant
prices. Tine - ell wiong, 40 there 10
an abundance Of iced lsit here lor
doUbie that amount oi stock; bur The
trouble is, the scarcity Of monet
compels many - dispose Of tLeif
young stock o. raise means to pay
their taxes
We we're IT the Commercial Gem
toif lew ueJN "ko huu bh6 tug
seems to be Charley We. Charley
There rs quite an amount Of produce
shipped from there aud trade seems
quite lively.
Occasional" sends bis compliments
TO Buckeye"
Respectfully,
HAgPIos.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-15

FEARFUL INCIDENT temper
ance agitation Is pretty brisk near Came
ron, in this State, and among those vho
took part In a recent meeting was capt.
J. NJ. Pipes. OK .Secretary Of State Of
West Virginia. In the course Of his re-
marks he spoke Of the p5wer OF habu,
and related some instances to show what
a man would do when once in slavery
to appetite for strong drink:
I'll told Of an instance whero a mans
wife was about 70 die. lie was great
drunkard; she called him to her bedside,
and asked him TO promise her that he
would never take another drink until he
tOsk it from her hand. Hc made the
promise, and no sooner had she die than
he went 10 saloon and purchased some
whisky. took II home, put the bottle in
to the cold, icy hanj Of his dead wife. and
drank tho contontsi
fhero il 10 act too debasiug for those
maddened by the periiciods drught 10
commit, and yet WY u that Christians
and our better class people treat The
cause Of temperance with such apatb W.
FL,
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good deal of ambition i'm town. lSmall
sobs and huge tcarsl. His ambition was
TO see the Athenseum flourish. [Groat
roars of laughter md three sick boys
carried out.l society" was the subject
% one gentleman. lie. said ''that society
of high st ,ndin' was 4 good thing. and
that good thi lg was in high society"
Doves" was the subject Of another's re-
marks and he spoke as follows "My
subject is dove, did any Of YOU ever see
a dove l have seen very few doves. the
dove has two feet, two ewes, two wings,
no ears, ono head and one tail. Doves is
nice. have no more to say about doves
but will just add that the elephunt is the
most largest sRamyle i'm the world: he
eats hay and cakes" This gentleman
took his seat midst the laundering ap
plause of his auditors. The next gentle
man said something about "Wise Mon"
lie said THAT some men were wise on
one thing and some wise on another.
Terrible applause Wise men are use.
ful. Everything quiet. A great many
wise men in the world now. IDeafenins
applausel. Thought there We're wise
men in town, [Calm and solemn silence1
and chat all the members of the Athenae-
um were wise" tRoacs of laughter ano
repeated cries OF "dd Q'tod damnuat, hum
dreds of cigar stumps and pints of tobac.
co juice flying in the ain, and three rous-
ing and enthusiastic cheers for the Amer
lean oaglol,
Some toy resolutions were passed de-
nouncing the Philomatheans and we
deem thetR unworthy any further notice.
There were other philosophical ideas
which we shoal like TO notice but we
have already written at too grea, length.
FIVE keep our health we will give you
report OF their next meeting.
Very sincerely.
".JnNIIS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Juap G.. Conncr's Admir-,
W.
Joab q. Counor's heirs ct al.
CIRCUIT COURT -iN CHANCRRY.
viii sell ON Monday.
JANUARY TrH 1879.
(being u court day at the front door OF
the count House,iu kiugwuld. two tract~
of land lNilg about live miles West oi
kiugwOod, adj ,iuing each othor, aud
con tanning, together,
FIFTY Al RES,
berry the same tracts conveyed tn Jnal
g. Conner 10y Barton NJ. aud David II.
FortueN. ana Asa ID. Spuircs, NJ trch 18th
anu 2Nlh, 1872. respectively. These tw.,
tracts together, cOnstitutA very convc-
nlont a al valuable little mrm, we'll i'm
proved, wod wHtor'l. and having there
on comfortable buildings ant good on
chBrd.
rEitNlS-So much cash In. hand as
may toe necessary topny the costs of suit
and expenses of sRlc, aud for the residue,
upon crodit Oft IL. ami Is months, the
purcha SEA executing interest bearing
notos, with good personal security.
This sale Will loo nude by virtue of a
decree Ot tho Circuit Court of Preston
county. in the above cause, at the Octo.
Der tenn, thereof 1877.
Il. W. MONROE. Special Com.
Kmgwood, w. Va, Doc. 8, 1877.
lD61--S9-0C
TkNO THOMAS Il. CARltICK AND Nil
Il Gil Ell CARRlCk; You are horo-
by notified that ON the 5un day OF Janu-
airy, 1878. at the Office oi Caldwell and
Gale we'll. No. 1912 Nhapliuo street, in the
city OF Wheeling, state of West Virginia,
the dop Ssitions of sundry persons will
ba taken tO ba read ~ puiupuva i'm IN,
hearing of the suit ian equity now pend
Ing In the Circuit Court of the county OF
Preston, wherein we arc plaintiffs and
you and othe ~ are defendants. And IL
from any cause the said dispositions
should not loo taken, or being comnenc-
cd and not completed, on said day, the
same will bo adjourned from day To day
and nom time TO time TO time until Ia
Ken aud completed.
BLOCH BROS. & OTHERS.
IL. X. & NJ, .. a, lDJii
December 3 1877. g. Ol
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-15

color, scifh tho gloss aud freshness OF
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fal
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed. or
the glands strophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, 80 that a new growth of
hair il produced. Instead of foulinr
the hair with a pasty sediment, il
will keep It clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling ofi,
and ;unsequently prevent badness.
The restoration OF vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruf, which is
often so unoloanly and offensive.
Free from those delsterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm It, If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be toundso desirable. Contain.
ing neither oil nor dye, il does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving il q rich,
glossy lOStre, and n grateful perfume
Prepared by Dr. J. C, Aver & Co.,
Practical ana Analytical Chemists.
LOWELE. MASS.
SoLD ny ALI DRuoNJra RvCaYwHKS'
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Z. book containing list Of towns in
the u > having 5000 pop. and the news
papers - wing largest circulation. All
the religious, agricultural, scientific. and
other special class journals. Tables Of
rates, showing cost of advertising and
eveiything which an advertiser would
ike 70 know. Mailed on receipt Of ten
cents. Address GEO. L. HOWELL q
Co, 10 -Pruce ST. y. Y. Opposite Trib-
uno building.
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Fall of Plevna.

I.oveland's Celebrated Axe. with
Biice's handle. all for one dollar, at
C. E BROWNS
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"JuNIUs," JR.
PORTLAND TEACHERS INST
TUTE.

Pursuant to notice by the County
Superintendent. the Teachers Insti-
tute, for this place, commenced on
December 4, 1877. Present the Co.
Superintendent, his ass stants, and
the following named teachers
b. W. Arnold, l.. A bright, ], A.
Beatty, A NJ Coburn, Rev w Y
Cline, WIN b Dodge. q s Deskius, 2
D-berry, B II L sry, Taylor Friend.
j a Feat her, b + Friend, NJ G Fea.
ther, w B Freeland. l. w Fke, +
Cooke, jesse Hayes. Scott Il Jones,
Mis- HAtue B Jones, G N Lee, p
MaI'lu, George A Mayer, J Nj Neu.
gent, W f Nine. M L Nine, S. V.
Nester, NJ L Robinson, II l. ShafIer,
A S Trars, Chas Vsnsickle, B Van
devor', h l. Vandevort, NJ Wolf
+ b Wolf, j w Yeast, Sarah T.
Frush, John IL. Feather, and Ezra
L sey.
Opening devotional exercises con
ducied by Rev w Y Cline.
Mex IN order was the reading Of
the programme for the day which
was az follows Claes drill on or
biography, by l. w Fke; on gram
m"r, by Tdy Tor Friend; on geogra-
ply, 10y Rev w Y Cline on arlth-
meuc, by Chas VaosickIe; on histo-
~, by b Vandevort. The time hav.
iug expired, the class drill on histo-
~, by Mr. Vandevort was dispensed
with.
On motion Rev w Y Cine war
elected to conduct the devotional
exercises.
M SO Hattie B Jones, Messrs L w
Fike aud Geo A Mayer were ppoin.
ted, by the chairman, as q commit
tee on music.
FIRST NIGHT.
Institute called TO order by the
Superintendent, after which John 7
Jones was called to preside.
Opening exercises conducted by
4 Y Ison Rev w Y Cline leotured
o. School Institutions. Dec!ama-
uou by Scott Il Jones. Essay by
Mise Mamie Stanton. Reading by
Miss Matte Stuck. Lectaro on
Ancient History" by Mr. O w
Mayer.
Messrs B w Arnold, r r Smith
aud Taylor Friend, and Misses Hat
ne Jones and Jennie Crane, being
'ndlsposed, were excused for the
evening.
IL wee suggested by the County
SnprrIntendeni to have a query box
~xciuslvely for the teachers.
SECOND DAY.
Opening exercises conducted by
Rev. w Y Cline.
Roll called, and the minutes Of
'be previous meeting read and sp-
Iroved.
Mex IN order was the programme
Tor the day NJ Vandevort appear.
e. first on the programme Tor clsss
dul on ortheopy As Mr. Vande-
wort wished 20 prepare OF the sub
Jet, Nj Vauslckie proceeded with
The class drll on geography. Class
ir'll on ortbeopy by Mr. B Vande-
wort o. req est VI Mr. Vandevort
NJ b Il Esey dulled the clsss on
rrheOpy Tor ~ minutes. Next IN
ord n, CLASS drill on Arithmetic, by
Tay OF Friend
AFTERNOON.
lnsutute called to order by the
char. Fret IN order, att err roll call.
class drlll On grammar, by l. w Fike.
C'ass diii on history, by b II Eisey.
o. motion tax Of FIVE cents was
.eylsd on each male teacher Of the
s''tute ior Tue purpose OF deirsying
expenses Of light and fuel Mr. G S
Deakens was appointed Treasurer
aud Messrs Cooke and Nine were
appointed TO collect the tax
SECOND NIGHT.
Meeting opened AID called 70 or.
der by Rev w Y Cine. First on
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the programme. lecture bS R,v. B.
Ison; music. hy Messrs Crane and
Bonsell; deelsmsuon. by Farley De
berry, who, owning 10 an ,ndispos,-
ton. was excused; essay. by NJ ~
Hattie Jones; song, " Misses Hat
ne Joues Rnd Ma,Ge Su <; decls-
nation, by Mr. Jesse HAYS; music,
by Messrs Bonsell I'D Q, .ue: dscls.
nation, George A M.y-i; openu1
the query box end reading ot III,
queries by Mess c, Vus,ck %, B
w Arnold aud i a -ut
By order Of u Gou,N Su crit
tendent, the programme ar r4ui--
day evening was ls0s ap RV Y
Chne excused FROM geeuuap,e al
duty.
rnIRP DAY
Opening exercises e,ndoetsa ty
MI Isaac L Muruu. N1i ra..t1. sai
minutes OF ibe previous usN sn1
evening adopted. fIat on the rto-
gramme, class dui. or lra1u hf l.
W F1ke, music, oy N ha'ie IS
Jones; class drill on eeoStNtNy D.
Is IL E'sey; class dr. oo AHh,as-
te' by Chas Van"ckie
AFTERNOON
Institute called TO order by Rev.
W. y. Cline anu roll called
First on the programme, class
drill on grammar, 10y b Vsndevort'
music, by Misses Ha'tie Jones and
Matte Stuck clase dill on history,
10y Jesse Hayes. Messrs l. w F'ke,
NnSs NShelckle auu % Is NHhdevolt
were appointed to conduct the query
box The programme for Friday,
Dec, 4, was read and the Destitute
adjourned to meet after supper.
THIRD NIGHT.
Devotional exercises conducted 10y
Rev W Cline.
First on the programme, lecture,
10y y w Mayer defamation by l.
w Flke; music, by Nj Borseli Rnd
Miss Hattie Is Jones; ias'ute ou tH.
'Schooi Law By II g NoributtoU
essay, by John = MhYar; s7Ur oy
MES . haItle Is JouV- Hn M''.it
Stuck; defamation, ng " Y Nur,
reading by MISS Ad1 J9ne t2u-
sic, by M b'nse'I end Mss htrir
b Jones; recitation by 30 N.a.o
stanton. NeLt IN o'c"i @'~'' ".1.
institute adjourned -"H' " "
fild"y'
FOURTH DAY
Institute calico to o'''' ~ 'ao-
ty superintendent. aua et..n"