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Clusters Field Glass

About eighteen months ago, while
Senator CbrisIiancy. of Michigan ,
was in the Soaih, he paid IA visit to
General Wade HamtoD, and the con-
versation drifted into war rem;n-
sciences. Among other military per>
sOnages. Gen. Hampton spoke If Gen.
Cus.er, and expressed bis appreciation
Of the dead hero in the highest TRIMS.
Senator CEris,aney replied that he
was we'll acquainted with all of Gem
eraI Custer, family. having known
him from cniIdbO0d. Then Gen H.mp-
ton remarked that during the war
some Of the soldiers of his command at
the Battle of Braudywine had captur-
I'd a field glass belonging to Gu Gus
ter and given it to him and he (ien-
eral Hsmpton) had used 1t during the
last two years of the conflict. Sen
atOr ChrIStiancy vas asked if he
thought Mrs Custer would like to have
the glass The Senator said Yes
and at once wrote 10 Mrs Cu,.er about
the matter She sent a letter TO Gen.
Hampton. saying hat she would
dolbIy appreciate the relic because il
had been the property of Two brave
men. and she added that her husbtud
had been an admirer of Gererai
Hampton. Tho latter sent word that
as soon as lie could get the glass
brOuUht dawn from his mountain home
he would forward it. aud the historic
glass is now on its way to Monroe
Michigan. the home of Mrs Custer
where she has Il large collection Of war
souvenirs arranged in a cabin II
NelU York Herald.
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The Art OF PrOIOmgiBg Life.

People generally desire Tong life and
good health. Sickness atd premature
death are almost always due to- viola-
tons of the laws that govern our
physical being. and of which the mas
spS are ignorant. If men knew better
they wuIih 0D better -; hut how can
they avoid an evil that they know not
Of? While Efforts Are made lhr ugh
The public schools To give each child u
so called common English education.
yet the children are permitted Ia grow
up and enter upnu the r~-pou>ihlr du
ties of active life. profoundly ignorant
of the structure of their OVID bodies,
and the laws of physical beins upon
which their health and lives dtprnd
They are sent TO school aud cTammed
with arithmetic, grAInIne- and -og
ply. 10y teachers who in many in
stancrs, have never stuffed phy~iOlO-
gy aud hygiene. They are taught Ia
I1rate the mountains and trace the
rivers OF foreign countries, but are
never taught to locate The vital organs
and glauds of their own hodIrS. or
trdre the veins. arteries. AMI nerves.
in their various raniiiraiionS They
are instructed in the flow of the tides.
and the course Of the ocean currents,
and the phiIos0l by of winds "nt
storms d; but ihey lave nn correct cGI =
ceptIOH of Ihr relative Effects upon
their hr aIlh of breathing pure ar i'm
pure air, nor has ti.ei! attention ever
been called TO the Importance of keep
Tag their bodies elan AMI healthy ly
regular bathing. The cTin!inality II
such neglect in Teaching iGc,n,s APP
parent hen We consider Il AT the mas.
srs. ignorartly vio!srirg the laws If
health, hring upon themselves sick
ness suffering and death, thai mi IN
otherwise he avoided. Ia This c"rd d.
ton of things we WeIcune into hernp
any work that is calculated to imparI
To the rans~r- n knowledge of the
structure Of their own bottles. The law
Of health, and the Importance of OH
serving ,hnSp lava We find DR..
Pi"r"e's Common Sense Medical Ad
wiser to he just such n work. 1t is
physiological and path"i"2Irai aud
The mairr part of II should lr con
vcrttd into IA text book for the u~r of
common schools. its clFrfui study
VIII enail- the healthy to preserve
hralth, and the sickly IT, regain health
Every parent should read il, and a.
their children become nf proper az
Instruct them in tie all-imlOrtant
truths il contains. We've this dOnr.
much suffering and premature Death
would hr prevented. and hIany a youih
saved from n life of shame and licen-
tinusnt4s. The book contains nearly
one thuu-ai d pages, is pr"fu~rIv Illus
trated with c"l"ied platts and wood
e~ugrAvinEs. aud can he had by adj
l-,e-f,., ID U Dr., NJ ~ NN-.lI-.
Dispensary and Invalid's Hotel. Buff
falo. n. Y. Prize. post pAid. $I.50.-
United Brethren did Journal
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party. If a Convention Of the party is
called. Let the Convention be called
and let every newspaper in the dis
t-ict do Xix wise, and no fears need be
entertained in regard 10 the 9th dis
tricts' representation in the next Con
gress.
We have stated before, and now
we repeat that the Funders have a
majority of the District Committee
and can call a Convention if they
choose. If they do, the Bristol
News will support the call. If
they are afraid of a Convention
and refuse 10 call enc, we al
stand the open issue as well as
they.
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wnnd With the Clark On.

The ex.GovernOr, perhaps. thinks
IL will help him along 10 lug in the
State debt. as If the debt of Virginia
had ANYTHING more to do with the
duties pertaining TO q member of Con-
gress than il would have To do with
the duties of q member of the British
Parliament. The voters of this dis
trict, as well as in all Virginia |
trust, are not to lie hoodwinked by so
transparent d humbUg a. To make the
State debt an issue i'm the coming CAN
vass for members of COngress,-Bris
tot Correspondent Dispatch.
MIR. Fucker introduced a bill to-
day granting To the Supreme Court of
the United States TevisoTy power over
the Judgements and DEGREES of the
highest courts in the several States
Richmond Dispatch.
But we are further informed, that
Mr.. TUCKER introduced his bill ''hy
request" and 1T is a bill which seens
to be intended To- enable the Supreme
Court 10 take up the Coupon Case
which the Virginia Court of Appeals
recently failed To decide" &c. Rich.
Wing
PUTTING this that and the other
together We have a very pretty
chain, and we can plainly e ally
the Funders wish the State debt
issue kept ont Of the C~ongression-
al Campaign, and why they all
with one accord propose to elect 4
Furder. Here we have Mr.. Tuck
err trying to pass a bill through
Congress to email lc the u. S.
Court to override the recent decree
of our own Court of Appeals that
the State tax must tie deducted
from Coupons before they are res
ceivcd for taxes, and here we have
the cry, filping like a ricochet
ball over the South West, that the
! State debt has no more to do with
Congress than the Parliament OF
England. The Funder press have
declared that our State Courts are
to be overridden by U. S. Courts.
and that to elect a R~eadiuster to
Congress is to infiot on lis a ma
tional disgrace. And we + ex-
pected to strengthen Mr.. Tucker,
and at the same time endorse this
latter sentiment by clecting a Fun
der to Congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11

The Pcarisburg VIRGINIAN, one
of the oldest papers in the South
west, and published in the adjcin-
lag comfy TO Capt. Newberry's'
says the speech of that gentleman
fell still-born, and that he will
have to 60 elsew here to get votes
to elect him. The Article will be
found elsewhere. The VIRGINIAN
adheres to IFS party allegiance, and
in the following article comes ont
squarely tor a Convention. The
course of the VIRGINIAE is man.
fuIly at variance with the course
OF some other journals, which have
first accused the Readjasters of
d string a scrub race, and in Their
1y.Nt issue accused them Of wishing
l.. Az. I'd a scruh rztc. Whiie they
dodge aGid squirn ia alternate ad-
vocacy and opposition toa Cen
yentien. Here is what the VIR-
GILMAN has to say:
THE Bristol Neus il ready tn sur
Tort The nominee Of the conservative
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
LCoMMCNICATEo.
JOncsbOrOHgI District Female
School.
TENN.
May Both, 1873.

May 30tfI, 1873.
This school, situated at Blnuntville.
held its closing exercises. according to
previous announcement. on the even
ing OF May 18th At an early hour
the chapel was completely tiilt1 with
one of the largest and most intelligent
audiences that ever assembled H.
BlnuntviIle. The reputation of Prof.
Marshall as a first class educator, and
that of Prof. Buchanan as an orator,
being the principal causes of so large
an assembly. The exercises were
o, eued with prayer by Rev. g. w.
Miles. of Emory, after hIch the pro
gramme Of the evening was announC.
ed. Space furbids us TO make special
mention of all the pieces. The Red
Chignon" WAS rendered in Il happy
style, showing the frIvolitips of fash
ion, aud producing q marked effect
upon the audience. All of the young
ladies' did credit TO tn mseIves and the
school. This piece was only surpaSs-
ed by "Light-heart's Pilgrimage"
which WAS the best of that character
we ever had the pleasure of hearing.
We would love to notice in particular
some of the characters, but knowing
ltldI WE "bdlN idiI w give AlFtlIl JuNilGt
fnrhear TO do so. However. each one
acquitted herself most admirably
Rock of Ages, recjted by Miss Anna
Marshall. vas Handsomely DONE
She possess rare powers for one so
Young Mis- Anna received common
dations fr, m every one. which she de
served, showing how highly il was
appreciated by the entire audience.
Prof NJ. then introduced Prof. J. L
Buchanan as the orator of the even
ing. 1t would he impossible for uS to
do credit { this most eloquent and
sensible address. His Subie ct. The
Ideal and Real Woman" was discuss
ed in terse English for an hour, and
all were sorry when he closed Tie
address consisted OF wit of the finest
variety, re- respnting very fOrcibly
some of our ideal young ladies' also
of good, sober, fOrcible and sPnsihle
advice. The Prof. made q fine inn
| precision which he does on all ocra
sions, and one well worthy of his ex-
allied institulion-E & H. College.
At the conclusion OF Prof. Ruchan.
ans address, Mr.. Miles was called on
aud responsed in a short but interest
ing speech. He stated that there
was as nlucn JOY AT Emory over the
departure of Prof. B. as there v as
! pleasure in seeing him In Blonnt-
willie" We know this to he true, for
we have rejoiced at his departure ain
days that are gone" The exercises
were interpreted with the very best
of music in short the whole affair
was splendid and long to be remem-
bered.
The audience was dismissed with
henedirtiOn ny Dir. A. }. Brown, and
we all vent home wishing soon to re-
turn.
By way Of DEPRESSION we would saw.
Mrs. III. furnished US with a very fine
supper. The tahie fairly groaEed un-
der the great weight of its delicious
burden, all of the i nvitej guests were
there except the Editor of The Belcs-
we missed him greatly. W. are graf.
fled to know that the prospects Ter a
better school next year are very fiat.
tering. The people of Sullivan should
send their daughters tn Bl0untville
for Prof. Marshall deserves their pat
ronaGe. NoE EGO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
CONVENTION &?
4 You Like 1t"

Really, gentlemen who cham
pion the Funding Bill, we do not
care whether we have a convention
or not. You champ your bits and
prance for one, denouncing Read
justers as opposed to it. We then
give in orr adhesion to the move
ment ; tell yeu the thing is per.
fectly in your power as to the call,
as you have a majority of the Dis
trict Committee, and we agree to
support such a call should you
make one. Suddenly you tuck
yOur caudal a~ppendages and run,
vowing you wish a scrub race, 1t
is evident you sniff danger in the
field and are afraid Of the issue
If we support a convention it must
be a convention of the c~onserva-
tive party, not a Funder's caucus,
and, if y-u think the people are
with you, make a call, end we will
go. If you wish a scrub rae You
can get thar, and we will appeal to
the people Of whom you seem 50
muck afraid. Yoa can have it Gas
you like it."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
The GrcenbHCk Candidate.

Col. Samuel II New berry, of
Bland, and the Greenback Camd :
date TO represent this district H.
Congress, addressed the sJvercigns of
tie County, at the Court>hou e. on
Monday, the first day of the Citcul.
Court. Exactly Whit the C"Iouel
is in favor of would be hard to arri,t
al by listening To his speech. lie
-aid he was III favor q; more money.
~ are We aud every bnt, else bur h""
{" get.it without grubhng for il. -
what the COinnel failed To IN Ike plan.
to his audience.
At the close Of Co Newb .rri'>
spe ch the audience called loudly for
~tieuerai RoDa'd. lie ~re>pnndrd bv say
lag he "as u"r necessarily c 'niIiaie
for Congress. certainly not a self cons
>titut,d one. aud would not be unless
PLACED on the track Is the Staudtrd
bearer Of his party. Cap. Johnston
was called nn bur declined To re pond.
Col. Newherry'> speech was we'll
'is'"uei "a throughout, bit failed, we
think tn awake a responsive chord III
tie hearts # the people and ne vii.
have t" z" elSwhere to get votes ia
elect him to a seat in Congress. The
people in this County are awaiting
with patience the action of the DEM
Ocra'lc party and will slppnrt the
candidate put ia the field nv 'ht'
party and not be led on ~ those
working for their own polr'icll pre-
frrment. at the slcr fee of their coun
t~v's pest interests -PemiSbtry
ViryiHjun
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11

THERE is nothing new from Euo
rope. The congress will meet next
Thursday. The German Emper-
ors's condition is less hopeful. In
Congress the investigation progress
ses. Stanley Mathews refused to
appear before it and, and has been
suhpen9d. 1t now turns out that
the returns from Louisiana had
forged signatures. Gold IS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
Il T. Wesleyan University

Through the courtesy of Prof. j.
H. Ketron, of Kingsley Seminary
Arcadia, Tenn VIC have the cata-
iopue of the above University prints
ed by Ogden Brothers, Knoxville
It is a job which If issued from this
uffice would not give satisfaction in
this community, so accustomed to
nice printing on good paper, The
University is located at Athens. and
is doubtless a good school. We are
particularly pleased to see conferred
on Prof. Ketron the decree of a. m.
at its late commencement. Prof.
Ketron Is one Of the progressive
scholars of The country, and he rich>
ly merits this onOr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
T. and

Greenlee, who was injured by q fall
the train at New Market. has since
died. His friends declare the t-aiu
was only checked and by starting with
q sudden jerk threw him and broke
his ribs loose from the spine.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick, of JoneshorO, has
withdrawn, and this leaves Judge Nc
Kinney alone on the track.
Mr.. Frank V. Winston, of Louisa
&. II. va. and "a brother 20 PIof }.
II. Winston, of this town accepts an
Invitation TO become a candidate for
Congress. subject to the action of a
Convention And now we shall have
1t between him and the gray old sol
der Of Seven Pines and Dalton, We
cIept "Old JOe.'
The Georgia press agree that Alex.
SIepheHs did the wrong thing at the
wrong time when he opposed uucOv-
ering The presidential fraud, aud every
hody in Tennessee comedies that Mr..
Key found the gap between Democra
CIV and Repuhlicanism wider than he
could straddle ana simply lurched
over To tie ''yetheT side 10 keep from
splitting in TWO.
The Nashville american furnishes
an excellent cut of the Johnson monu
ment unveiled at Greeueville last
Wednesday. The tall shaft is draped
In the American Flag and an Eagle
with spread wings suTmounls the
whole.
A deaf and dumb man named Smith
was killed by lightning near Camp
bells Station. near Knoxville, last
week while carrying a Soy the through
a field.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11

KANSAS AND !!

Ve own ard CONTROL the Railway lands cf IRE
GO COUNTY KANSAS, about equally divided ny
Iav hau-a- t5C.H4C sal,WSy. which We ale selling
ut al average Oi - % per acre on 'asy terms IF
ayueut alternate ~=ectinus Of t'"vrrt Hert lanes
can be taken a. huInesteads b actual settlers
These lands lie in the GRE T LIMESTONE
REI.T If Genital Ksns.s p. Ths best winter wheat
producing district ia the Uuit'd states, yielding
from 20 40 35 Bushels per Acre
The av-tag~ W. rly rairai IN This county u
nearly 33 inches per annuns o. e-thnd
greater than in the much eNtullrd ARKANSAS
NALLkY. which las a yearly rainfall of less than
% inches per Huru % ia the same !ongitude
SfacH-BaiSiuS and NOoIG TOwin% are
very RemaueraGiVe Tho winters are short
ard mild. stock viii i've all The year on grass !!
Living streams and springs are numerous. Pute
watsri l. suurd IN wells from 81 to 81 feet deep
snP EsPag1bicEf GiiHnatP in the NorIdi
No fever AMI aSuc Oh, re No muddy or impsssi
bile roads. Plenty - fnr huildifg - 'nr, lime aud
sand. These Lands are being rapidly settled by
he test class 81 North. IN ard last, Tn people,
aud will 50 arrr, eiatr ia vaire ny the i'm rove
msnts now being Uare ~ 70 make their perc47se
at ureS,ut u IIcrS on. al; iii- verv b,st iurs~tU"u'A
rhtt can hr m.do. aside tom The rr'fr- derived
firm th..f cultivation heu hers az our fam re-
sid. in VA RLENEY ard will show lands e amy
tame A ran rll,t. giving MI Information iu re-
p4rd to soil, Climate, water supply, Ac viii &c
sent free an r.qnast. Address.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

SUMNER LAW LECTURES (nIne ueeklv}, begl "a
ll!h ju.y. 1873. ard -nd nth September. HSv 8
proved Of signal use.-l~t, 10 students who de =
sign to pursue their studies at this or other Law =
school -, 10 those who propose TO read priTs;.
ly and Sd. to practitioners who have not had q ,
advantage Of systematic instruction. FOR eircu =
lar apply ~. a.. University Of Val to JOHE b.
MINOR, Prof. Com. aud stat. Law.
may Is '7S-lm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
ELTUS a. GRAY
Barber and Hair Dresser,

FRONT STREET. BRISTOL TENN
Desires the patronage of The public
Politeness aud attention gwen to al
and satisfaction guarantee |.
May 10 IsTa.-1
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kilograms as they Come.
Daily Summary for the Week.
+

Invitations to the European Con-
gress have all been accepted for the
l3tn of June. Emperor Villa ms
continues to improve, and the Pope
has issued a letter requesting the
Church to put down socialistic ten
deucies. Modelling the assassin of
the Emperor. when about to he
caught shot himself, and his life is
despaired Of. He shot twice at the
Emperor, some 26 shot entering his
arm, face and body.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
THURSDAY.

The House of Representatives vOt>
ed yesterday by liz Ia SO, TO insert
Hunton's amendment reducing the
tax on tobacco from 80 TO l6 cents.
Senator Johnston made a speech
against the Texas Pacific r. r. bill,
and advocating his own substitute
Maj. Mcdonald, for II years Chief
Clerk OF the Sesate died yesterday.
Wien his wife Was told that he cUu d
not lice she was so much shocked
that she died in a few minutes.
Great excitement exists in Germa-
nv over the repeated attempts to
assassinate the Emperor. DR.. No
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
FRIDAY.

The House by 1877 TO lO3 reduced
the tobacco tax to I6 cents. The
Potter Investigation continues. Gov.
Hendricks favors the investigation
but says Hayes title vas fixed and is
irrevocable. The German Emperor
continues TO improve. The Crown
Price Frederik William has been
made Regent to attend 10 details
during his illness.
Gold has advanced to 101.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11

being refuses Il tell who his o
pieces were. England sends Bea-
cOnSfeld and Salisbury to tie Con
Cress. Russia sends CorsscEaEoT and
Schouvalof.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11

Mr.. Kirkpatrick. of JOneshoro. has
Withdrawn, and this leaves Judge Nc
Kinney alone on the track.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-06-11
Warren, Keeuay & Co.,

april 10, ls7s-sm.-c.A.c.acO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-23
Annual Meeting.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l OF the Stockho ders Of the Phenix
silver Mining Company, for the E &C.
ion OF Board Of trustees, to serve for the
'nsuipg year, and for snch other business as
be held at the 0flics o the Com pany. koom
No, A. Nevada Block, No. 800 Montgomery
rrer.', San Francisco, Ca ifornia, on MON
DAY. April LIST, 1878. at O'Clock P. NJ.
mhl3td b. B. MINOR, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-10
THE uIsTnisY T0T A DAY.

sKA@ r-TEEtEsEEgF
MogE gentle rain.
Mus,,IYAG CouRr will convene next
Monday. ~ .aEst ,a,,
C,.,,,,, f,ou, has ,nten n recnss IN.
,,.t&', WHY
W uo $50 -. ,.,,,,,., 8, ,,,,i,, IN n
wo 49, 20 al. sou,h sid. oi the
NV I"',s,, - - ..1',I.. ....
' ''. "''' ..,.,
n PHlSAhN n!an ass n,'... A. 49,
Nree' a""'e'"t WV ' Nv'' 49, wv ~.
WI '"'' V''n"s
The tily Nnuhcil WIN NOV, w ''HuWm'
monthly seHsion ~ 'ho WY p"'"'"s
this evening" .~A.s..tsay
MAN, ~ fhb business houses "em
coiupalled ia burn gas Yesterday, OWING
to w hnrk ,'' , ,,'" 'e,, " we ~
"V''"s '""" "" WV wy
rue Council Committees OF riT Nv,
Iart,ncnt, ordinances aud Health, met
nj the city hulh'in. iaSl hiylit 10 pre-
pare their several reports TOR '"uhe''
Something new always takes, anu ny
referring Ia lilly Hrusor's advertise
menl, You will see what he IN going Va
dve hs friends to'morrow morning ana
evening ...
T,,.Rr will bu wnlding contaminated
"A the Cathedral this afternoon, Cock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-10

The large aud respectable audiriIt'c
last which assembled ia hmm,ntI Halt
Saturday night, a. hear the concert
given b, h""'Fhr Choral lluinu' undcr
the direction ni rr"l T. \ weber was
richly ,ulvrlanpd, rhu CnncrJi taking
all thing, into confederation was one 81
thc NcrN hrN ever gwen hN thu mon
The rapid plupp~ III ia" uiuu the
prrHcnt term pruNcs frul. Weber
lu bn succcsrlul teacher ~
the class AT prrsrni IN hrRrh composed
ui new mvulcrr Who have hrrrtolnrC
not taken All active part IA the concerts
given.
Our uumust,ully cultivated raIS
were we'll pleased with all ihc pIry,H
rendered, tut mnrr especially with
Yankee Doodle plane solo, 10y Miss
Matte Weber, Yes, Heavy Wurs,
duct, 10y MlSs Mary Campbell aud Rob
rrt kcrr bright and Emly," Choral
Union. aud "Echu." hy Misses Anna
and MullIr Arhaugh, MattIn Wrhcr, IL,
Leaders, Mt aud Mrs, Brown, Duct
hy Miss Kate Lewis aud T. COCHRAN,
Once Again SOLO 10y Mlss Iamplpll;
While thus Arnuni,' hy Matte aud
r.. A, Wcbor; Sleep on Thy rlloN,
malc quartet Jay M~srs. Phillips,
Mann, Cochran aud MrMastWs, but
ahuNr all, "GrandRthrrE Clock Sulu
aud quartet hy Misscs Lila Cochran aud
Mary Campbell and Mcasrs Phillip
AMI McMnSrrs
Tho prcrcnt term 81 Choral Union
rl,@rs this TUESDAY evening, ncccm.
her 10th, aud the next term commences
Tuesday evening. nwpmhw nh.
Mira katiIrrine tray viii give one ~
her .locutlnnary entertainments at the
VI. EthuTrh FRIDAY evening December
18th. Her ruadlup viii consist al hu'
InuruuS and pathetic sclociions, Don't
TAIL {" W aud hrsE only twonty'hvo
CENTS.
Mod,lI y ESl,e contractors al the
new 4, VI + Church have tho building
uudcr rooi, and u the weather Is iaVor
able, Will s"ou have u cpIuplclci
Rev. thalEnt, an wcuuul ul suidtu
hnarsene'S', was uhahla ." IarANh un
sabbath
i'roi j Wallace aud class Will give u
concert Ia Commercial liNli fucsdN
evening. DecrmlHr gilh, two weeks
iran IT, n;ghl.
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