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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22
NM HOY'S
NEW stow o1 IL ~

y. w. ooi'' AAto " d. A''hA. largo
Having removed into my new store With a (,
stock Of STOVES of every description and h..
endless variety Of TIN WARE and other goods
kept in that line, 1 invite those in want of such
goods to call and examine my stock, believing
My facilities for doing sl kinds Of work, such
as repairing Fire Place Heaters, Parior, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing Guttoring
and Spouting, have boon greatly enlarged and
improved, enabling mo TO do such work at tho
hortest notice,
HOT AIR FURNACES, for heating churches
public buildings and dwellings, specially.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work and repairing al
low as the lowest. sap 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22
DIED.

DIED.
In Washington, on the 10th of January, 1878
GEORGIANNA WARD, in the Goth year of
her age. after lingering illness, which she boro
with Christian forlitude
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22

CONFIRM ATIoNs.-Among the confirmation!
by tho Senate, yesterday. were those Of Wm
A. Patio as postmaster at WarrentoD, and D.
L. RiDker as postmaster at LecsbuFg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22

LARGE FUNERAL Tho funeral of Mrs.
Lizzie Morgan Beach took place this afternoon
from her husbands residence. corner of Prince
and Washington streets, and was very largely
attended, Rev. Drs. Packard, Walker and
Dame performed the burial services at the resi-
deuce. after which the remains wore taken to
Ivy Hill for intermcnt
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FISH, OYSTERS, DC.

WM e. SMITH. sAML. SMITH.
VXTILLIAIh II. SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers Il
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
Mes. IS N. Fairfax st. and 43 King s!root,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Having completed our arrangements for tho
Pr, 7duce, Oyster and Fish business, we are now
pre-, 1ared to furnish the trado with anything in
our line at prices to suit.
We will also receive fresh SALT WATER
FISH three times week, which will DC offered
for sale at stall No. Q, City Market by Mr.. J. g.
GRIMES. Orders will receive our special at.
tention. aug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22

NEW YORK, Jan'y. 22-Stocks advanced il
early dealings, but afterwards declined. Money
SAT. Gold lC0Aal00s. Flour dull and declining
Wheat lslc better. Corn rather more steady.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WrArnER PROBABILITIES Var Depart
o,enk O6;ce ofthe Chief Signal Officer, VASE
fnoton, d. g., Jan. %, lS7S-l0:30 a. m.-
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy Weatner.
areas of light rain or snow, followed by clearing
weather, colder northwes terly winds ana rising
boromatar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22

ADJUSTMENTS -Sarepta Hall, last night, was
literally packed. every seat being taken, and
even standing room hard to secure: The per-
Torrance was by the Alexandra Minstrels. a
juvenile troupe of this city. and. Judging. BY
The frequent applause aud many enoores, their
rondi!ions were highly pleasing to their audi
tors.
TO night Prof. Icons Ghost Show, which
drew such large audiences sometime since, will
again exhibit.
% the 30th Instant tho. managers OF the
ball will present grand musical entertainment,
the parts to be filled by ladies and gentlemen
of acknowledged talent from Baltimore.
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FOB SALE OFF REET.

FOR SALE OFF kEET.
TOR RENT-The TWO STORY BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE No. l25 Cameron
street now occupied by e. f. White. Posses
zion given Fob. lst, 1878. Apply TO- en-,
11OR KENT-The DWELLING on south.
T. side of King street. near the corner OF
Washington, and lately occupied by Mrs. drl1-
Eth, will be let to a good tenant as a very re-
.duced rent. ,,n
dec 18-2awtf GREEN q w 9h.
= NOR RENT.-Tho STORE ROOM on the
E northeast corner of King and Union streets
til G bess location in tho city for grocery and
liau or store. Apply at this office. ap l8-f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge E. ~. LoUe
presiding. keen & Bros vs.. U. NJ. Monroe !;
neither party requiring jury, judgment by
Court for plaintiff.
Makely vs.. Eaton & Co.; removal; dismissed
90 motion of plaintiff.
RIsbei & Hooge vs.. Sanborn ct ais; 10
chapcory; report Of Commissioner Chiffon He'd
Boyd and wife vs.. Alexander ct al; 10 chan
CRY; cause Committed to Commissioner Chiffon
for report.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morolug at
10 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22

NEW BRIDGE ACROSS TIE POToMAC.-ln
the U. S. House Of Representatives yesterday
the bill to author:z, the Secretary Of War to
construct bridge across tie Potomac river, at
CT near the Three Sisters Island was referred
to the committee of the whole for consideration,
ioasmuch az it involves an appropriation OF
$40, 900. Tho Committee on the District OF
Columbia who reported it, have stricken out
tho second section of the bill, which provided
that said bridge be constructed with view to
its future use for crossing purposes by such rail
road or railways as may desire to enter tho
District,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-22

pUTTER-Gladesa and Virginia Roll Butter,
~ fresh, just received by
ian % j. O. 81 r. MILBURN.
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New Teas " Of very Sas9 Choice quality. '''eS 0'
jan22 ]. G. s. &. N ILBURN.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

HICKMAN, KY, July ,, 1878.
Council met Present, Mayor Prather,
Councilman Baltzer, Harness. Hertweek,
Samse and Troutwiene.
Minutes of proceeding meeting read,
adopted and signed.
On motion, the following orders were
directed TO be drawn on the Treasurer:
NJ. B. Shaw, u days wagon and team,
81 80; Steve Myers, days wagon and
team. 81; James Barksdale , days wagon
and team, 50; Polk Upshaw. day wagon
and team, 81 so; Ike Bowden, drayage,
50; Bill Gardner, carpenter work p oOi
John TaIIey. 81 days carpenter, s.; Alb
Young. tlavs work, - 80; Zion Austin,
3 davs work, S3 75; Tom Worrick, = day ;
work, So 10; james Barry, day, 81 20
Paul Womack, 2 days, - 5Oi Charles
Cole, II days, y 10; Dave UPshaw, day
G0c; Jake Winston, days, - oe steve
Myers, drayage, So so.
The following orders were directed to
be drawn, payable out Of the Wharfage
fund:
NJ p. Shaw, days for wagon and team
S2l; Steve Myers, days wagon and team.
81; W. d. stephens, l day wagon. and
team, S3, John Ringwoed, day wagon
and team. 75e; Alb Y Young days, % 20;
Zion Austin, 4 days, 50 -; Tom Worriek,
1 davs. So; james Rany, days $40; ibos.
McDermot, days, ST p; Henry Lauder
da,e. day, 81 %. Paul Nomack, days.
50 10; Charles Cole, days, % 'oi Al
bert Blackman, , days. - 90 Jake VIM
ston, days, 80 .; James barksdale,
days wagon and team, 10
On motion, Powell s Bro, are hereby
allowed the privilege of lowering the cul-
vert under the direction of the Street
Committee, along the street in front Of
their warehouse lot, so as to drain the
water from same. Provided, it does not
Interfere with grade of the street or side
walk.
On motion. the City Marshal is ordered
10 notify NJ HeItweck, TO remove his
fence out of Ohio street between Moulton
and Carroll street, within four days from
this date.
On motion, the City Marshal is direct
ell to let the members of the Colored Az
rican NJ E. Church, have he use of the
City Hall on sundays, at the rate of 81
IS per day for religious purposes, they
cleaning up the same after using each
time.
On motion, Chas.- Shelby is allowed to
fence portion of the street on the back
of his premises, by his acknow Lodging
himself tenant at viii of the city.
On motion, Jas. A. Warner, is directed
10 have his bond as City Tax Collector
ready for approval by the next meeting
of this Council.
On motion, the city's portion of fine
assessed against James McNeal, is here
by remitted and the Marshal directed 70
act accordingly.
On motion, Council adjourned to NEE,
hereafter at o'clock, r. NJ.
Attest w. A BREvAHp, c. c.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

Some of our Hickman people ar
never satisfied with any thing. Give them
pie. they want pudding. Give them pud
ding. they want pie. Talk Of building
colleges. tLey want factories, taik Of fac
tories, they want sohe other enterprises
This is perverse nature all the world over
AMI not exclusively applicable to this 10
eality Facing universal hard times,
everywhere, the healthy condition Of our
people, is something 10 be proud Of Not
a failure, among the hundreds and thou
sands of failures all over the country, Is
something to be cheerful over. This
healthy condition viii prove the basis Of
a renewed prosperity when the condition
of the whole country makes prosperity
possible An inflated rush could be nmde
on the part OF mechanics, business men
and farmers, but if not based well, the
reaction must come which would be ruin.
Prudence in business now means fnan-
cial health and financial health means
prosperity in the future, aud this too
when other localities now sailing under
forced imitation may be prostrated.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
For the Hickman Courier.
ThR ERrHN.


R...EDrToR Permit an .'old chum"
in the Editorial fraternity, to occupy a
small space in the columns of your paper
for the purpose of giving your readers
srS- your CORES pondent's numerous ac-
quaintances, and the emigrant few dot
tings by the way.
We left our home in Stoldard county,
Mo-, June l;h-on a Missionary tour
through Dexter City, Cotton Hill Maiden,
Kennett Cotton Plant, Hornersville, and
thence Southward on the West side Of Big
Lake, 10 its two outlets which recrosses
Lutte River, whe e we swan some hun-
dreds of yards, aud thence through
swamps and the canebrakes to OsceOla,
the seat of justice for Mississippi county,
Ark, whose citizens we found quite re-
fined and hospitable. From this place we
turned up the Mississippi river, taking
Lint Dale, CaruthersviIle, Gayoso, Point
Pleasant and New Madrid in our route.
Arriving at Point Pleasant at dinner
time, we dined with Father Tim Serman. .
Presby terian brother, who with his "bet
terhalf' made US NJ .'bome" Anxious to
eros, we sign l 1 the Ferry boat TO
come, but after waiting till 20 minutes
past 5 clock, we mounted our steed, tax
ing the road to New Madrid, and left
them TO steam for whom Arriving at
the Ferry OF Mr. b. f. Cobb, /! miles he
low Hickman, he ferried over expe-
ditely aud charged us nothing. His Fer
ryboat is new and safe and commodious.
Price for man and horse, only so cents,
aud other things in proportion. We take
pleasure in advising our friends to pat
ronize him as there is a good county road
on each side Of the Mississippi, leading
East via Hickman, and west TO Charles
ton, Mo. Yours very respectfully,
JOHN II. d. CARLIN,
Missionary of Black River Association.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
..1ne o,d Momap. sar'In.D
I'm whitehall Times-l

From " ul'eHe'' =,
Just before the thuuder storm ,aIi s
S,turday evening last, " n''se e.
man stepued into the telegraph o'nG'
At ,hi4 place aud reqnested lhe pr
lepe OF taking through the ts'eP"t
with his wife, who was visiting men, en-,
at Troy Mr John W Eddy ns ,'s
pentlenanly assistant manager E 'a"s' ~ :
fbe request. and the Whitehn',ef o5
gan operations. lie could ooi be p+e
Vailed upon to believe that Il was
ally his wife who was taking to M ~
ard she 50 many miles away -
finally a-ked her TO say or do S''Ds ~,
thing. known 10 themselves on'y' ,"1'
he might be convinced that II was ne =
Just then rumbling sfreak OF IL -
ming come in on the wires, keehuS =
husband over on his head, when ''
Jumped to his feet aud exe'a'iheu'
That's the old woman. sartin -o1'S
shes grede lce-tle more powell
since she left hum.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
A REMARYARLE REsuLT.

It makes no difference how many Physi-
clans, or how much medicine you have
tried il is now an resiablishsd fact that
German Syrup is the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction in sever
cases Of Lung Diseases. 1t is true there
are yet thousands of persons who are
predisposed to Throat and Lung Affections
Consumption, Iemorrhages. Asthma,
Severe Colds settled on the Breast
Pneumonia. whoopiug Cough, &c, who
have no personal knowledge af Boschee s
German Syrup. To such would say
that 0000 dozen were last year without
one complaint. Consumptiyes try Just
one bottle Regular size - cents Sold
by all Druggists in AmsricI. Sud by
Beck x CowgrtI
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
TO the Pallic.

Ma. Enron - Owing TO the fact Of my
crippled condition, ana my consequent in
ability to properly canvass the county,
and more particularly to the fact that my
business affairs have assumed such a
shape that if elected, l could not dis
charge the duties of the office without an
assistant, You viii please Withdraw my
name from the list of candid ttes for Jail
er, and at the same time permit me TO re
turn my thanks TO the kind friends in the
different parts OF the county who iEdica-
ted their willingness 10 vote for me. and
to my fe low countymen generally for the
courtesy shown me. pectfully,
JAMES f. BUsHARr.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

CLosINa Our BUsINEss.-Ihls
community viii read with regret the an
rouncament elsewhere of the determine
ton of Powell s Bro, to close out their
grocery department of their business but
will he glad to learn at the same time thal
this firm is to remain here, and that their
capital. enterprise and business expert
ence Is only to be diverted to other chan
rels. Their closing out. however, a'tof"s
an excellen; opportunity for the people 20
obtain great bargains in groceries and al
kinds of goods, kept by them. "hen
thew say ssclose out they mean it-and
exnect TO do so at heavy sacrihce-but 90
not wish 10 be understood in any clap
tran sense of intending to give goods
awav 10 attract trade The reliability OF
this firm is we'll known and established
and there is no possible question but that
cheap bargains can be had
p. s.-This firm offers rare opporlu-
nifty to any one desiring to commence
business, as they will wholesale their en-
tire Stock, rent store house, on very
tempting terms. the purchaser succeeding
10 long established trade, good will, in
fuence, etc.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

We are authorized 70 announce y. VI.
SAMSON, as "a candidate for the Office Of
Assessor Of Fulton county at the August
election.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

Mrs John Jacob A,tor. 10 commem-
Grafton @ + the marriage Of her sou, has
made to the New York Children's
Aid Society donation of 81 500 for
The purpose Of paying the expenses OF
finding good aud permanent homes in
West for Que hundred Of the destitnie
boys in New York The task has
been performed by an agent of Mrs.
A-tor. aud the boys consigned to re
spectacle farmers in Missoari. They
were FOR the most part newsboys and
bootblscks. and nearly all Of them were
orphans The idea Is a good one.
and Missouri can congratulate herself
on having within her borders so much
sprouting Senatorial aud Presidential
timber, for the biographies of all the
great men recorded IN Sunday~school
literature 20 to prove that boy can
not leave The siifling aud dwaifng at
mosphere Of "Peut up Utica like
New York for the atmosphere aud
wide horizons of this Western clear
sky land without becoming big
factor in the nations glory.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

we are nn'horizrd 80 nunoune. = rx~o..
iAis, OF Trigg county. as esn,:-O - lON
represent 'be peopis Of the Isl K..a,. = 9
District in the next Congress Of Al. l'.'1rssy ry
ted States. Oni'
We We are authorized 20 anuoun..
iniMbLE. Of McCrAcken conntv
Ins;nalda'e n;n.l,e 60 represent the people os 4 !.
- '' &c, IN the next Congress Of th, .,
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

Nj ESSRS ROBBINS & MOORE, having
w moved their Saw Min 34 miles from
Hick nan ! Of n mile from Nick Combs
wonld specially inform the public gem
orally, and lumbcrmen especially, that
they are prepared 10 furnish the hest ~
Poplar and Oak Lumber ot prizes % svif fhe
times They purpose establishing \ LUM-
Der YARD IN HICKMAN, and will keep
constantly on hand such lumber n build-
ers may want of all Dimensions viii
commence saving in six or eight days
Thanking the citizens Of Hickman aud
vicinity for past favors. would solicit q
continuance Of the same
Parties wishing anything in their line
can apply TO Jas A. Warner ngt IIick
man. KY, or ROBBINS & MOORE
mays At The Mill
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

We arc authorized 10 announce judge
J. II oNfGOMERY. as "a candidate for
re election ioihe office CT CouHry-- -3utvs
Of Fulton county.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
an EngIisIi Law.

Some uneasiness has been causeu "a
Eneland By the attempt to pas,
through Parliament a measure eniilIeo
The lIabitual Drunkards bill. / he
hill provides for The establishment ol
Retreats to Which habiIusi drnnkards
may resort OF their own notion q
upon The order of magistrate IN e'
~ Sessions. The action OF the mig
istrate must he based upon a com
plaint made by the parent. guardian
or CHILDREN Of an temperate persos
aud the term of detention Is limited !.
twelve months A person sentenced
by magistrate for habitual drunk en.
ness may appeal to jury. Other safe E
guards are provided. but the blll Is
--asGerHhela-- gar+e1-11lIL 49, .,
al aversion, the English pnTlG NbeiDs
inclined TO look upon ita~ ap,e ncroach
ment upon the liberty OF the subject
Nevertheless, laws essentially similar
are in force in several States Of the
Uuion Iu Rhode Island, for instance
a person who has been drunk, even in
the privacy OF his own house, three
times within six successive weeks. may
be sentenced to the State Farm, a re
iormatory iuslitation. for six mouths
aud the term may afterward be extend
ed to three years
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

June a. 4el
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

oh, the rains, TIE rains, the terrible
rains How it ruins the farmers grains
The candidates are at red hot heat
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

The Hick man Murphys held pie
mic Mt the Public school grounds, Friday
last. In the forenoon Capt Randle and
Prof. Hamilton delivered addresses. The
address of Prof Hamilton, which was
very interesting, was interrupted by the
approach of rain, when the crowd ad-
journed preciF Fitately to the school build
ing. In the aaeantime dinner was served
by the ladies, aud was by far the best
dinner ever spread on such occasion in
this community. After iinner the young
people enjoyed :ihemselyes in the dance
and Others were edited by short temper
ance speeches from Mr.. H. c. Bailey
Judge wingate, Shelby Dick, Esq, Kirk
patrick, Alonzo Clark, and others. At
night the young people adjourned to the
Murphy Hall, where the dance was con-
tinued until the wee sma' honrs.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

The colored population of Atlanta
is greatly excited over that the claim
to be a divine revelation Que of
their number lately died, since which
time they say hat they have been re
gaied with visions of the heavenly hosts
waving flags and paradug to the
sounds Of celestial music So carried
away are they with the idea that the
last day IS at hand that, when one OF
them, drayman, was requested to
hail oad replied 1T could not be
done as de kioedem was to night "
The Con,t,iuHo1's reporter is very
irreverent over the subject, aud doesn't
hesitate 10 say that he believes the
A frieo Americans are Grassy.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
Arw 9drertisemrnts.
ATRAYED.

EIROM the bottom below Hickman. one
II GRAY MARE, with small bell on
bran led with No. no. on left shoulder.
One light BAY HORSE. four years old.
One dark BAY HORSE. with tail slightly
bobbed- Any information will be ,hank-
tnily received by T. +. TYLER.
Jei4 4ts Hickman Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

KILLED AT JAMES BAYoU.-On
Monday night last, farmer by the name
of Dennis, was shot and killed, hy some
unknown parties. Two men, after night,
called al his house and called him to the
door. and asked for a gun said to be the
property of Que Wm. MeClain. Dennis
replied that he had sold the gun. One OF
the men then told Dennis TO blow out the
tiqbt-thev were going to shoot him, and
nj the same tine fired, the shot killing
him instantly The parties fed and have
not yet been spprehended. The wife OF
Dennis claims to have recognized one OF
the men as a Mr. Jim McClain. 1t IS al
ledred that sone months since, the barn
Of ESD. Hubbard was burnt, and suspi-
cion attached to The McClains as the IN
cendiaries, anu Dennis arrested one o.
them. and delivered him over to the law
The one he arrested is now in jail, and
some conjecture tha, Dsnais' death IS the
result of that old affair.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
KNIGHTS OF Hovon ELEcrIoN

KNIGHTS OF Honor ELECTION
At the regular meeting Of the Hickman
Order Knights of Honor, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Jas. A. Warner Dictator.
Geo. b. Prather-Yice Dictator.
Geo. Warren-Asst. Dictator.
John Cowgill-Past Dictator.
T. Samse-Treasurer
John Young-Beporter
IL. c. Beekman-F. Reporter.
Jos. Sohm-Guide.
Jno. Kymes- Chaplain
VIM. Carlisle Guardian.
Thos. Jones-Sentinel
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

THE MARKETS Wheat opened active
and in demand-W bite and Red, No. ,,
soc: White and Rel, No. 3, 20 to 7jc. Re
jeeted and damp, 50 to Csc.
APrLEs--In demand. Barrels, 81 p TO
81 -
Wool Tub washed wool, 86 cts, cash.
"The day we celebrate" e"-the glor-
ious 4th-we celebrated not NJ all
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
KILLED AccIDExrALLY-Ou Sat

KILLED ACCIDENrALLY.-Ou Sat
urday last, Mr.. Sam Bright, a young man
about II years old, and Mr.. Walter Coch-
ran, aged about Is, went out hunting,
near Troy. In some way; the particulars
we do not know, young Cochran accident
ally shot young Bright, killing him iu-
stantly. Their families both live near
Troy. Young Bright was brother of our
popular young townsman, Mr.. David
Bright.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05


A. A. Faris-Prof. Physiology.
Geo. Roulhac-Prof. Book Keeping and
Commercial Law
The following gentlemen have been
elected aud are constituted Board Of
Trustees
IA. Tyler saml Landrum, n P. Har-
ness, Chas. Baltzer, c. L. Randle, JnO. A.
Wilson, and Geo. Warren.
The college is to be conducted as
strictly non-sectarian.
The college curriculum, and regular
advertisement will be published next
week Ample school room accommodation
has been assured, for the interium, un-
til suitable College building shall be
determined upon and crested.
In addition to the above institutio- i,
the Hickman Female College, under the
management and control of Mrs Harri ct
Roulhac, is assurd- Her arrangesn en- t
as to building accommodations are splen-
did, and her well earned reputation as an
means success. She will be able to ae-
commodate large number Of boarding
pupils inside the college bailding AWAY $
directly under her own care. We are
unable now to annouucs her corps Of
assistonts, but it will be such a. to guar
rantee as thorough collegiate course
as can be obtained in any Female college
These two institutions deserve the
hearty and earnest encouragement of all
cur citizens. Factious opposidon-on
this or that pretext-has been the bane
of our school interests for years. Can't
we stop this. and all work together2 We
now have the initiation of two splendid
institutions before us-the result of pri-
vate enterprise-not dime tax TO the
public or to the average citizen. Their
success viii do the community much good,
ana can do no individual or the public
any harm. Shall we hunt up objections.
and distractions, or shall we
contribute our consent TO their success ?
Those engaged in trying to build up these
colleges viii have rough road 10 success
at best-this they know and appreciate-
and if they fail-they take the response
bility and bear the loss. Under tins state
7f facts, cant the community afford 70
contribute a simple word Of encourage
nent and personal influence to help on to
success. This is all that is asked or ex-
oected. Next week further matter in re-
gard to these institutions VIII be publish
d in the COURIER.