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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-05

We will conclude this tale with that 81
another, hoping these few lines may reach
you in goud health:
D,gP tails are for the purpose at re.
moving the festive fruit can from this vale
Of team. Herbert Spencer (.uihor Of the
carbine) saya that tomato cans, ''if lett ua-
disiurb-d, will deposit in uniform layers
over the fsce Of the globe, ut the rate Of TOO
feet per amnum." Nov nsiure has ndly
furnished an ant,do,e for this impending
tan 6ood, to-wit: A small buy No. a and
dog. In this We zee the hand Of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, y likevise considerable
fan; especially when = bald headed author
Of family attempts to pass on both rides
Of dug ut once. 1t . time when the dog.
judiciouslv applied IN the can. an the part
most affected, i aLent. mindedIy engaged in
exporting Il frSm this mundane spherp at the
rate Of eight miles . -econd. IL Is dif6cult,
under such di-couraging circumstances, To
convince the victim that il In simply the
onward march of sci. nee. He will insist
that IL waa the onward march Of the dog.
Il may be objected that il rough IN ihedox
but no dog. that il properly alive TO the
benefits to be derived from the use Of his
tail in this way, ever whines. Occas'on.lly
aome cowardly canine to escape the draft
(of the can.) will have his caudAl .ppend.Ee
ampulated, but such are . TERROR To the
community in which they reside in fact,
they are dogs that will not do to tie so
When fruit cans cease to fall like the gentle
due bill. and the din,inatIve bay mo. y
adopis orange peel M nude If arresiing
the progress Of christianity. Of cnmn.e It f"i-
lows that the dogs tail will hecome
.irophied from disnae, and gradually he
come extinct. Until then. with its constant
NE in staying the tin deluge, and making
horse. run away, il will Be tail Of
vhoal"
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RENINIHlrlR3.

Pressed fringe for trimming dresses % new.
Large amethysts. Set in pale gold. are in favor.
French straw sascheis are the newest aoxer
holders.
Madame Theirs is suffering sadly from the
measles.
Janauschek. il is said. has sl0o.oUo invested in
diamonds.
Kentucky and Tennessee have female STATE
Librarians.
Long circulars are unbecomins to very short or
stout women.
Some costumes. just from abroad. have over.
dresses of raw silk.
For an elderly lady Of means. black and bronse
velvet make . stately nrb.
For house toilets, muslin ties wrought with
tinted losses are preferred.
Three large gilded bees are the latest novelty
in fancy ornaments for bonnets.
The New York Advertiser says the Bohemian
Gin is getting 10 he N old maid.
"rree mignonetts'' is . nev. large.Govenns
variety Of this charm'nRi. fragrant plant.
Mrs. Lucy. Of Houltoo Name. is loa years old.
and In. . sister three years her senior.
seal-skin "Boston hass" are the newest con
venieoce for ladies' shoppins escursioas.
Clara Morris made her drtus With Q small
sr.velns company ~ N ordinary hall in Ere. Pa.
Old maids and odloe-hosden are ai alike none
die. and Sew resign.
Florists predict that aoeers yin. n dina. Be-
cold ~ chespay b this eouatry - they are In
Europe.
Favorise scan pias Are made % tvo soakes
tuined together. asd having bright saane,ed
scales.
Ex.Pes'deat ryIer's widow has I'D lavsuis
In Sev York about rent. She came oue vicses,ous.
Xew Hasea. Cosn. he "hasspa Ron 0uh-
. museal esUnaiatioa. es0Pessd At youne laaies. |
Local exaniaaiseas Sbs ladiss, d eoeaees,e.
viii TIE roroose Usissssisy. Vii b hssd n o.. |
Ano - JaDa.
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bark canoes With roses and clusters Of 6ne aowers
for dinner party.
Four sisters at raulet. VT, we're married 10 one
day, receusiy. and ill started "a together for
their wedding trip.
She made no repay. bat ealml! pointed 10 6S.
tree in Tie distance.
Nm. Edvln Adams expects to join NJ. and Mn.
Joseph Jsoessoa % their Lou,siAaa plantation
when thy 20 South.
4 not very attractive WOMAN kisaed faa vosr.
hses vhea b vens into he lobby % b eeagn,u.
Mod q HE silver epooeh.
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Tees Representation.


Prof Tice aets down the following wealth
e. for this month:
Clear and pleasant.
2 to 5-Ciouding. thre.tening weather,
With heavy rain snd snov storm In places.
5io7 -C!e.r OF fair and very cold il
wind from the northwest.
Ito 12-Severe storms in places.
]: to 14-Clesr or fair, and il winds
north OF northwest, cold.
IA to l7-Cl"uding, Threatening weather,
With rain and snow ssorms.
IL to l9-Clear % fair, but sudden
ch,neea probable.
10 to 32-Cloujine, threstening weather,
vith violent Wind storms and rain or
SNOW.
- to 2A-Col1, IL heavy storms have oe-
curred.
3 to -Cloudine. threatening weather,
With heavy rains or SHOWN in places.
The warm OF comparatively warner
dsya vill b about The Sd, 9sh, 10Th, 18th,
and 9th.
The cold OF comparatively cooler dsys
vill Be about The 5sh, l2sh, lssh, 18th and
18th.
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The merits Of Dr.. Ball's Baby Syrup
sse scknovledged By al Who have ever
used il for The diseases Of infancy. Pties,
8 eoon boeslo.
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Notes and Incidents.

Severas p~rSons Witnessed the execution ftom the
top o6 . es,idsnx af tiss corner os CisrS~-ssenn~
aud TWelfth street.
po,,r~ guard Of thirty three m~n waS posted
about the b,ildlns by Captain Ire 9th s,ah good
effect that notwithstanding several stt~npt, OF,
she part of larry crowd not one succ~'i~d IN
Rsinin. an enhance except such a. hal tcxs.t>.
The ensranre h'nck was D~strolied and every en-
TRANCE covered.
Il may be worthy to mention that Mc>srs. Boyle
saiiou IN she d~5euse az Wieners.
Adolph Fischer. one OF the jurors who tried
WseneSs, does not hrl'eve IN capital punishment
to di.9aaiify hum ~ . juror. When QUESTIONED
by tne attorneys IN wieners trial h. sAki h.
wanted the las changed. hut ~ IL was lxwful for
eorains to las. h would not fa,l To find hum gr,:l-
~ ofmnrier in the 6rst degree when the evidence
vas sufficient. Nj. FISHER u IN ex-memler Vi
the City Council.
SPECIAL instructions had beeu given against thu
admission NJ boys. bat . younSSter with . hlark-
ing box managed to thread his wnv between ofhcer
Barclay . leys and vss oaly captured sisera lively
Besid-s the prisoner there vere on the .rafsold
Fathers OShea and Braun, Marshal Mason. hl>
deputies James Cod. DAVID G"oi.on. AUGUST Ho:
hoiI Mr.. Br,xzs. Mr.. Humphreys. Mr. Blanchard
A man in the csoud exulsinsly remarked that h.
had managed to yet mp tn sre the show for u had
pressed for the name o. the party disp"sng Vi thu
ticket In him, bat he derliued tn give u.
polsre ofSeer was ssat,oned ~ the plank. lead
ing from tho root ii the cnsl house. for the pur-
pose al keeping the crowd haek cut Of sight Of
the scnfoli. Here they stood till the cold. damp
s~nsaiion winch had s~i1s-d the fret and MAS sow
u stealing up through the whole bDdy. the result
az standing the frosted boards, threW them in
To dancing mooie. and made q change Of ba-s
very desirable. a. last wieners APPEARED up
on the sexi1old. and the crowd made q break for
the plank deputy sheriff kIenlin happened to
lead. and MAS he~tatin4. when push from hl>
next neixhbyr sent hrsn out on . venture and all
followed like aock Of sheep. 4 Gordon Of brass
buttons and stars swuns round the seaf3,d and
kept oil in respectable distance from the fatal trad
Jscob. Lifsh the private watchs0au NJ the
Comi.,ue. vho vas the principal witness IN tn.
tr,ai. vas present. He said to . companion, II
sac th~ heg,nning and ! cant to sse the end"
Annie Wleners, accompanied by Mrs. Letson.
! visited the Moryae h~tveen 10 and u o'clock,
The superintendent had taken o6 the eoris amp
.sraiehiened the limbs A. the sister wa>
sshered into the room where the dead man lay she
aunG herself up"n the bOy kissing and embracing
t. aud moaning out On oh, dear my poor broth.
er. Isn't 10 awful for this To happen TO your
w,sh uas in heaven with you now." Her grief b.
came violent that she had to he led from, the
room. Mrs. Lessoo Clipped from the head d
Winners some hair. with which she proposes to
work something for the unhappy sister.
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HD SPEECH.
II am your victim and ! hope vill Be the
last one. I die under . penalty that ]
ought not. I committed . rash Get, bat
not in cold bIood, did not d. Il. and God
il ny judge. hope I msy Be The Last vie
tim to step on ihis sca6old. aud I hope sll
you young men will avoid vhiskey not
drink At all and ! hope you'll al forgive
me: that all vill forgive ne. aud pray
that I may die good and hsppy DEATH"
When he had 6nished speaking. Wiesen
stepped back fron The conner q lie seaf-
fold and shook hands heartily vish Depssy
Nar.hal Rriaassdier. Msmhsl Nasoe shes
came IN The front Of The sea1uld md rad
toe death warrant. together 9Th he di6es.
En-, sesys Of execution, ssd TIE sesios a he
Court Of Appe.h aud The Sspreos Coart
The document vess vritses o. large o.
rial Paper. deeply bordered vith bisek.
The residing seeGed sl.oas issssnissbIe,
bus in reality lassed sos ooss shss ten
minutes. Msrshal Msaoa - deeply Il.
Iecsed, and HE voice iseablsd - sPias q
he saroag &lfeo@ 0and.
A cAyyoLD COMMUNION.
While Narhsl Naaoa - sssdiag
Wieaen turned 70 Depasy nsnAal Rein.
eadIer, one Of ths assiseaass vso ssosd seas,
nd took hin b shs hssd seeesd s;os.
H. lips quivsssd asd hi had svisshed
,ssvoosly. 60 great - BIZ eoseieo shss
u lips aesosd - oovs sloess Q oiasss
,efoee IL soas6 q hi VoieoGaoe s6any.S
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at d. indeed, . sad spectacle. remarked
Rev. Father OtShea 70 1sns. man - be
eased upon the moiioalea body, and then
TUNED to look upoa the curious erovd
The psie'ss stayed until life vss pro
nounced extinct and then withdrew.
The arr.nGeoeats Of the exeeutioa t.
ELF vere eooplese. The death seaseace BE-
ing carried out With precisios. and the
Msnhsl's preparations o. The sea6old b.
ing most eo@pless.
Later he body ~ takea in charge By
% uadessskes, and will Be barsed quietly
70 day.
TIE father Of VILLAS wieaes,. in eoa-
vessaiioa vith reporter, sai6 thse Il be
hal been . rich n.a his sna would have
escaped The e.llovs. He did nos believe
that Billy hsd Lilled Ls~ reaee N enid
blood. and issio.sed that soos Of the
witnesses had pe.jarsd theoaelvss. He
said ihss lass vess for he bsse6s q Tie
rich sad The oppsssios q The Poos. The
day beisse de Trial. - ssid, - - taken
as;de b oae Of The chief witnesses ios he
psuseeusios a his 90, vho told hin that 70
PAT MN SIS
- vould Aos appear sgaiass hin ssoshes
nskiag similar psoPosiiios to hin aalsd
q 900 Soe hissesvieesL NE. Wieaem ~
ILL k~sh -, "a n aon>eane~eo 81
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I dna's know that IL will alter the state
IL The case. bat il may do soms good IL !
do aay . leo voHla. Before ssyinx sny.
thing. vish it In b undesssoni that I d.
mt want tn be svosW Tor one simple reasnm
that : an of = peculiar opinion end BE-
lief; do nos believe in swearing whatever
oshes f~ilinRs NY have.
Being . stranger. il il ,otsllv impoas;ble
fus Ne On give any eonnected account Of
myself since leis Montreal. have No
osaas Of knowing Who the peness ass
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01

HvHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
IL to inform the public that he nov
prepared, with the most approved machinery.
20 fink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice
All orders or communications on the sub
tect address {. Caf pon h Palmer, Batts
Mountain will oeive prnmpt attention.
=. l. CAHOON .
Battle Mountain. 0ctobers iS7s' II
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DIVORCES

legally and quietly obtained In every State
and Territ orv, for lNcsMPATIBILTTY and other
causes, no matter where the party resides.
Is years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential address A. j. o Fsx-
TER. Atty, Rooms Il 8, 132 Dearborn ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL. Unanestionable references
given. Correspondence with the Legal pro-
fession invited.
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90 Dbom it alap Concern

4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby
IN given creditors OF EDWIN FERRY, OF the CiX
state OF New Jersey, that All
claim against estate must be exhibited 70 tho
hts Affirmation before tho 2oth cay
June next being three months from the cate OF
ar he foreyer coming In for dividend OF to
1s,e and said creditors further notified that hat OF the
claims agaipst said EDWIN FERRY VIII DO ned Win
a. OF the OF Essex Lefore the 2oth
dny OF Jnne when exceptions thereto may be MED by
aay person interested ShAhLES Il DvDp, AssapeS.
Dated orange, May D. 1875 MpiAiA"onS
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Srates ano Genoers.
Corpornilou NotlIes.

PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS, GROCEklES,
4 CROCKERY, PAINTS, LUMBER and BRICK VIII 20
received by the Department OF Charities and Corrections nn
For iul particulars sec Ihe Cly hccou' ior
saleat 40 2 City Hall
PROPOSALS for REPAIRS to STEAMBOAT
/ MINNAHANocK wiii be received by the Department. t
of Charities and Corrections until Nav TO- 1878. For il
particulars SEQ The Ci.y Record for sale at No. CITY Han
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6itnalione IUante0--Alales


COACIINAN, &c.-Man and wife man rs
- cOaclunan wife fTstCiass cook small 10 be
together best city reference. Address Gi6 3dayc
COACHMAN.-By single man as cogchman,
~ understands his business thoroughly good city
country preferred Address @. C., Tribune Up
Town Onl.c l,23- Broadway. ,
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a young man
- ong experience private families good groom and
caeiu Cyiyer; Cyil and UiipR highly recommended hy
present ana former employers Adderss OliN - Betune
o.. NeW.NOIk civ
COURIER and VALET.-By Irresponsible and
~ educated q hr-t-clsss family going abroad ;
leave arf rrquTed iars 10 attend - some pvai"
bu,iues- references Address COURIER, T., Uptown
Tribune ofhrc, l23S Broadway.
VOACHMAN, GARDENER, &c.-By man and
X vie cHaTeu both Workers man COCA groom lnd
and ironrr good hand with MIR ana butter both
VIII ng obeIur ard -t-lcy temperate steady positions
sOUght expectations mod, rate; good rIrtnees AdGess
INDUSrES. Fordinm station. New-Hoik CITY.
Tg'O Wanted, a situation 10y
branches afraid 10 woS Address A. Co. Box . Tribune
Ofice
NVAITER.-A lrst-class waiter (colorcd) in
~ private family; objection 10 go in the country, OF
take charge ali house In The long city Itl'
Address X. Tribune Uptown Once, LIS BnadWay
XEAITER.-By reliable and trustworthy
cUOrcd man, head walter for small hotel m the
prCCr he seasoe several Of
experience AGGr,5 =. r. ~, lO3 West 2othst, NeWNCik
OF j7j BaltiCst., brooklyn.
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6itnatious manieG--9emales.

A L MAURICE LlNDQUlST'S only Swedish
IA Servants Ohoe established 1912, also French
German female and males for all positions HiPPODKOME
<lhAVe and 2lth-sL
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AT PELT0N'S, 645 Gth-ave, near 3Sth-st.
IN formerly with BeieD viii DO found large selection Of
ErsCaHs both Protestant and Catholic pr
country; also cOaehmen gardeners farmers usefu men and
boys y. BAH orders Oy mail receive prompt attention.
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GUNNER NORMAL SCHOOL OF Ian
SGTACT az Amherst College under the direction OF L.
sATVEUR PhD, LID opens July o. Circular at l'4o4
PTosdWsv. see The Nation"
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Eau Srhuols

VALE Law SchOol.-Regular course, 2'years
GraGuate course degree Dell tal term
opens sept 20. ADDRESS Piof WAYLAND New-Haycu, Ct
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Religions Nollres.

NEll5lUuS &Dlllt1'
At the Church of the Sew Jerusalem s5th.st east
depha wll preach at II Visitors Cordially welcomed
AIRS Nellie ,. n. Brigham. inipirational speaker,
sn & SF m .s at TIi e S y %es L ssas rc The
Childrens Lycenm meets 23O ?. IN. "
Grand Y IniHp @ Ha 4 m 7@yS & p62ys fIast 1s ~ spE H.
REV. VIM HUMPsIoNE on why are You not a Chris
liant" Gospel Temperance Meeting, $50; singing by W.
W. Bentley and chorus
Al scotch Presbyterian Church, 1ith.st. bet 5h and
The PSsiof the Row sH1UIL NJ HAMILTON Will preach
Lecture on WEDNESDAY EVENING at o'clock.
preaching SUNDAY, by iHs Pastor, Iho Rev. J.. i.
sEARLEs az lO5O a. m ara at 15o p m sermon on What
cordially invited % attend r. Ps-Holness meeting saturday
evening.
VIII preach Sabbath al 1880 a. III. and 1870 D. M sun
dayschool $50 p III. All are nylieo. o.
D4 SGn's ShpTGn @ rFGsc oTDiac ocoeE E
and at 745 Evening seats Tree g45 a M
Al washington square Methods hPlssoPnl e GLarc1 @
m %I6e Flowers Appear on The Eu p @ seTl99a TO
Characters of the family, "
American Blue Ribbon Temperance Urlon grand mass
mssas ssI T eT SdaS'Gd r. @sy o Ig iSh M i
Rev. Il. NkWMAN, j. D.. late Of Washington Guy, ED
invited. REV. WILLIAM b AFFLECK President.
EMMA GATES CoNkLIS, Cor. Secretary.
At the Pinh Avenue Baptist Church. West 46rhst.
1890 subject 'sha we Recognize our Friends in HeateF
ats m
anihon Memorial Church, 4sihst. Of Ctlave
the Rev. II HEBEB NEWTON Rector
The Rev. b. r. DE COSTA will preach at 1880 m
ana at g. p ~.
A, New Protestant Episcopal Parish Church OF the
Holy spirit East O1thst. between PARK ana Lexington
aves., The Rev. EDMUND GUILBEKT, Rector.-SUN.
DAY services 3 and lC45 a.. and 1850 D. H. Sunday
school ,. m. Strangers welcome
Al the sixty street Methodist Episcopni Church,
between "a and 3dayes. tbe Rev. JOHN n. GOLDMAN,
ID. d., Pastor, viii preach on SUNDAY EVENING, at 7i5
o'clock slnEing by The University Jubilee singers Of New
Orleans The Rev. Mr.. MICKLE wall preach n the MORN.
ING AZ 1880 Concert by the jubilee Singers The church
on FRIDAY EVENING next, 18th inst
At Chick erinR Hail. 5thaye corner lsthst the Union
Gospel seIyces--Ihe hey. SAMUEL CoLCORB will preach
at $3.50 SUNDAY AfTkBNOON, May ~. subJeeti The
Word OF Cod SINGING BY the great cnOr Bible class 23O
p. Prayermeellng ThuIsday evening IN the church In
llths. west Of 6thave. Ali the cordial
invitation IL extended 10 everybody.
AT Trinity Baptist Church. 56th-st near on ave
tho Rev JANIS Ii. SIMMONS, d. D.. breaches at a. m,
and 10 YOUNG MEN In the EVENING.
BibieschoOl at D. IN. UsIers gladly welcome ALL espe.
cially strangers.
At ST Psgl's Methodist Episcopal Church 4thaye and
22d-sf DAY, May 1.-THE key. DR. q. q. ACCABE will
preach 1880, Dr. TIFFANY, the Pastor
f45. Topic evening 'Ihe End OF the Commandment"
An invited.
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Gelp n)anleo

VANTED-BOOkkcepe and correspondent;
w must be accurate at figures good pTnaan and shh
writer aud give good ref rcncc ONLY those familiar
shorthand need apply. Salary OO Address
g. H. A. d =, % BGekman-st., y. y.
WANTED D.-COOK and GARDENER
w Woman ami as gardeners uique stiMable
references reqUircd o. COBB Cornwall on theHuison ny
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FRYING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
bnrc Pa A heathful beautiful College, Home school
opens 22d wear sept. ~. Rev 4. =. 10 r. A. If" Pres
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Uearners.

Qeacners.
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD QS12) and
IN Of Heidelberg Os76 who has had years er1eurnoe
instructor In pby sizes IN univ rsly desires new ua
ton. Address PHI u p o. sta H. West IhiiaGeIha Penn
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENfY, No % Uni0n-sQuare. recommends PfOF -
SORS, PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS, TUTORS ana GOV
ERNEESLS the leading American and European col
leEes universities and conseryaioes' positions promptly
filed m department OF instruction. Apply 10 MISS ~ J.
YOUNG. no - Union-square Broadway SIDE
EVERYDAY FRENCH.-LessOnsi in familiar
H and useful CONVERSATION, by Partisan lafy n
pupils ler residence Address frsctice, o. Box so
VVEACHER'S BUREAU, 67 West 35th-st.
n RELIABLE Agency. Foreign and American teachers for
schools aha families Mrs. Mitchell principal speaks French,
German aud Italian.
FHEACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families, schools colleges; reliable
teachers wanting eng8gemeTt next session should apply
forms for stamp JN ScheFmerh5rn Sec 80 T. 4thstN NY
Y'EACHERS of ability and experience sup
piled with good positions Now Is the time apply Tor
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES. 4. COTESWORTH PICK.
NE1 Agency supplies tearhers with positions Application
form Or stamp supplies SCHOOLS and families with
leDt instructors. without eharge 80 CnOnsq Hthayede
y.
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q IN A QUARTER for boarding schoollnl

VOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
- So1ifioned students hitored Simmer and Winter.
r. HOFFMAN,, StOckbTidge Mass
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Hlarblc ano Slate Hldriels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS
sataxnrk PENRHYN SLATE co,
so Union.square, n. Y. 4th-ave. and l7thsts)
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N10PRISTOWN (N. .JD BOARDING SCHOOL
NL - - mo ReY. S. n. HOWELL AN Princlpal

OTTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Il prusvick n J. OSth year begins sept. l2 sends 80
veaf 10 college Prepares iOr college sceDunc school,
OrbusiDess- I"eH'y O0N'1' Rev. D. T. REuEY Rector
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

OTO PER QUARTER. ,,or,uc,,,v tougbt by
MIt rr|ncb Spanish and German thorpuGhy huk,' k,y
RsIpeeBced professor. RAPID success eaI e , SGb az
~ ~ Ist All on address PROFESSOR 0l Last oO'S'
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

q IA A QUARTER for boarding, ScnOolbE,
- tU hooks &c, &c.-Whole expense at SM THIN g
sTORTIIDGI'S MEDIA penn, ACADEMY for young
men and boys. NO EXTRA CliAEGES5 students aanl ltG
sf apv time. con ycars SPECIAL SlM " @
sCHOOL-pecml Summer IN book keerng aud pen
manship Iauu Greek and Mathematics; French, Gtildh
Enqnsh and Italian; English Branches aud ElQCullon
NICELY r. RNIsHED ROOMS and EXCELLENT TABLE.
Ten teachers an graduates one Harvard; four lae htc-
nmeue hv nayard Taylor Richard j. Hinton. tho Rev Dr.
iIn ex siuon Harvard; the Key. Dr. PeaDody, the eV
Iobn Ioup Governor Routt TleOphilus f. SickleS Hon
Oma Cooper and others Media has seven churches arf
\ temperance charter Send for CrcuIar.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
~ Posiown, Montgomery Co. Penp-The twenty an an
Pha apd nding r.: 40 miles nom Phila; limited I'D mum
ber catalogues apply 10 Geo. q. Butler A NJ Pnncila
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
AT BEDELL'S. $40 and 342 4TH-AVE.,

~ viii be number Of select servants every
description suitable for private families hotels and boarding
houses both Protestant and Catholic for city and oouny
also oOachmen gardeners walters useful men and porers
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

ERElLOCk lNSIId, Id,.x = pPy,rtsbire r., Comfy. Mass
Pfen9res I!ovs for Business Scienthc School OF oi
Ixpe ses $3.50 per year. Established 1l s ~ XII rs
a Nf NAL
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

NNAITRESS.-By a respectable glrl as first
waitress thoroughly undtrs'anis her business
cOOk an kinds Salads Tie OF silver
.iug and obigug objection 10 The country good
city reference from last place 10 East 18th bi Room NOi
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

N l3l laths, between 30 aad sthaVes VIII always be
found large number Of capable ana Trustworthy German ser
wants so rish scotch &c, male and female suitable Tor
hotels boarding houses private families &ci for city and
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

NNAITRESS.-By a tirst-Ciass waitress who
w thoroughly understands the care Of slvcr glasses
very careful. So hcr Work and active IN her move
mcnts furnish reference Call at COZ Can ave- between
3jth ana Jth-Sts.