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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-12
A SLICK AGENT
Steals q Saddle Horse from Mr.
James Agee.

Those fellows are around, again.
This one was in the nursery business.
On Tuesday morning he got of the
eastern bound train and put up At the
hotel in Dresden He had pleasant and
winning ways with him, and told the good
people that he was the
TRAVELLING AGENT
for Buffalo nursery. He was around Wis
itine the farmers of this section of the
country to induce them to replenish and
start new orchards, and to beautify and
adom their homes with shade trees and
shrubs, all of which he proposed to furnish
from the Buffalo nursery, and to deliver for
spot cash at unheard of bargains.
Then he inquired if there was a livery
stable in this delightful village of Dresden.
He was informed that there was no livery
stable, hut Mr.. james Agee supplied the de-
mand whenever anything in that line was
required.
To Mr.. Agee the tree agent went, intro
ducing himself q above. He told Mr..
Age that he generally Travelled in . buggy.
but owing to the condition Of the roads he
would like to
HIRE A SADDLE HORSE
to visit the farmers lover the creek" Mr.
Agee asked him when he wanted the hons,
and he was told not until the next morning,
- he had to that day (Tuesday) 60 to Sc
dalia and get some bills printed.
He walked to this city that day and re-
turned to Dresden on the evening train that
night. As he entered hls hotel he heard bell
ring and inquired the cause. Being told
that it was ringing for church he piously ex-
pressed his intention of attending divine
service Which he did, and seemed to de-
rive much
CONSOLATION AND MORAL STRENGTH
from listening TO the Interpretation Of the
sacred truths of the gospel.
Yesterday morning he sauntered over To
Mr.. Ages. Mr.. A. asked him If he want
ed the horse then. The agent looked up d
the sky, shrugged his shoulders and said
it looked too much like rain, and he did
not like to get vet. About dinner time
however, he again made his appearance
and wanted the horse. saying he would only
70 Just "over the creek, and be back BE-
fore night.
Mr.. Agee gave him the best horse he had
which he mounted and rode OF, and baa
not been seen in that locality Mnce. i
IL the firm opinion of the landlord ant
Mr.. A. that be never will unless he 10
BROUGHT BACK IN IRONS.
He paid no bills. and it Is said gave NJ
name. He had no baggage or anything b!
which . clue to his identity could b
gained.
was . dark bay about fifteen hands high
with little white on ono hind foot and
small white star In his forehead. The ami
NAL was zine appearing one, and cost Nj
Age $l25 last fall. The saddle horn VI
covered with bras, and also the seat VI
trimmed with the same metal.
Let everybody keep . sharp look out 70
che dick nnrnerv AGENT
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WA031O.

A. inaslliseat sesivs boy. iron fftssa "a
ssvssassa yean Old, 70 lam ~ beokbiaa-
sn tsads. Coy living With be parents pss.
tsssd. Apply e lii o6es q esee. Il
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No opium! No norphia or other dan
Rerous drug u contained in d.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. for the relief Of collie, teeth
ing, etc. Prise, Is cents.
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Shooting m Paris.

Last Sunday was quite busy shooting
day in Paris, Mo. We learn from Bro
Blanton, editor Of the Appeal who hal been
there on . visit that on that day negro
boy was killed and . white man, named
McGee, badly wounded. Caspar NcGer,
the wounded man, Was shot BY his cousin.
Dave MCGEE, vhohsd On old grudse against
him, supposed to have had its origin in some
love affair. We have not heard if NcGee
was fatally injured or not The negro boy
Who vas killed, and another were foolina
With pistol, which they thought was un.
loaded. The other boy plsced the nuzsls
ut the unfortunate darkey's bead, and pullei
the trigger-and then there was dead Ne
gro boy.
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DR.. Bulls Coosh Syrup should be
kept in every family. A slisht cough. if
unchecked, i often The :oserunner Of con-
sumption, and timely dose Of this WON
dsrful medicine has rescued many from IN
early grave.
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DO not supply your baby with Opium
or Morphia mixtures. but use Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, which is always safe and re-
liable and never disappoints. 25 cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-12

As spirituous liqson will injurs men,
% opium OF norphis will harnfully affect
The baby. Dr.. Balls Bsby Syrup i The
remedy for the baby. 1t i free from
opium. Price, Is cents.
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M. James Cor.ie, dentist, Baltimore,
writes: II have ped D.. Bulls Cough
Syrup personally and in ny family for two
OF three yean, and In prspared 10 say that
there u nothing TO compare 70 il = . rene
dy tof eouehs, cold, ETC."
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DIED

On Sunday, March 3sd, at I o'clock pm.
at The residence OF her soa-in-law, X. ].
Gentsy, Of cancer, Nm. Sarah Ann Hughea,
wife Of Reece Hughes.
Ms. Hushsa, ne Sarah Ann Burch, W.
born in Howard county, Missouri, Dseem-
Der leth, 1870. and ~ in The Ssh year Of
her ase.
The funeral took place from Tie resi-
dencs Of Ar. Gentry at two o'clock TIM
afternoon, and The remains were taken "a
he old Muddy meeting house esaesesy
and deposited in their Last resting place.
Nm. Hughes has been . long and pain.
ful suheser, which she bore With Christian
toesitude. She va woman Of many q
csllest qualities Of bead and heart, duti.
ful viie, . loving mother and . kindhsazt'
ID neighboe.
In Sedalia, 1t half-past 10 o'clock Iii
morning. as the resideacs Of his bcothss.ia-
lav, P.Brandt John Pspea, Of ooasunPtioa
agsd 81 ysan.
He will Be buried iron Tie German II
z Church, On Sixth md LAniss ssssess, 70
sorov, CTsesday) It $50 o'clock p. N.
NJ. Papea he oaly been in Ssdalis aboo
four months. His mother lives in A6rga.
county. He W. Q son Of ex-Stats Senate
Papes, deceased.
-Dr. Bulls Cough SyruPsbas been b
fore he public ioe yeaz,. and y pro
soanesd By thoesandb superior 70 ill oshs
articles for ths cure Of eoaghA cold. il
hmensa snd al uulmonarv cnmulsinea
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On Flat creek, Sunday March Sd, BY
Rev. Lindsey Keele, Mr.. Geo. MeNees
eyed sixty-6ve years, to Mr& Sarah Faris,
sged sixty-eisht
In Sedalis, March 5sh, at the residence Of
the brides mother, By Rev. W. K. Nanhall
Mr.. d. q. Willard to Min Clara L. Tobias.
The bride and groom Left on last nights
train for Texas.
In 81. Louis. on March 4th, At Gracs
Church, Mr.. W. n. Fry, o: the North Mis-
souri, r. +, To AnI Ella Hepp, Of Sedalia.
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COUNTY COURT.

County Court met this morning at nine
o'clock.
Present-Judges Chiffon, Gibson and
Taylor.
Officers present.-Sherif murray and
Clerk Moses.
WARRANTS ALLOWED.
Mr.. Sarah Nichols for so for keeping
Lucy Nichols, Pauper, for six months
ending January 4, 1873.
Mrs. Miller for $500 for assistance to her
a poor person.
Judge C. q. Taylor for $500. for house
rent for Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Shafer, for 5000, for assistance to .
poor person.
Judge c. G. Taylor for $500, for %
sistance to a poor person.
Betsy Grath, pauper, $500.
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Pleassnt Hill,s Debt.

Pleasant Htlfs Debt
The following are The of6eial figures Of the
debt of Pleasant Hill, (Cas county, town
chip:
Tovnship proportion of Coun-
~ deot.................::... ....... $62 900 90
Township Railroad boods and
interest ..... ...... 1oe,sSo 70
Total city debt....-...... ........- 7z.707 20
Total...... ...... ......... ....... $342 70 IL
Thi issqual to every dollar Of property,
real and personal, in The county.
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l08StTou 81 IL OuS UssBuSys Auo ~ We Psosu-
" evident that it had not been occupied at
all that night. Toward The rear Of the house
the flames had done thei. work more effect
ually. The staircase had fallen down and
furnished food for the Gre. There the heat,
had been the greatest and nothing met the
EYES Of the searchers but . pile Of smoking
timber. But from unlesneath came
THE CHOKING, xAUsEAIIx0 sl(ELL
of burning hesh. Fifteea minutes were con-
|spmed in removing the rubbiah, and the
bodies of old KAISER and his four sons we're
reached. The boys lay in . rov, their
beads to the rear wall Of The room and their
feet toward the center. They lay upon
their backs and their imhs, although
roasted, we're stretched out and cooposed
showing that The Gre hsd come after death.
THE BODY OF THE OLD NAN
lay between the boys and the bed Of hid
wife and babies. Il W. twisted and dis
torted, showing that living nerves and
3 muscles had writhed before the blsse. Tn
= consuming element had gone too far, how
ever, 70 tell whether be had inflicted upos
himself any injury before be lay down 4
die. The skulls of the boys had all bees
. crushed. From inspection Of the wounds i
3 seemed - If they had been inflicted With
mattock O. Rrub-hoe.
8 AIR - bodies were carried out NJ
I, lssaer ~ dispaAeAsd for Cesoosr Hiltou
lffteea milss away, bat bsfoss he arrive
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PULVERMAcHER eALVANIc CO.,

Cor. Eighth and Vine Sts., CINCINNATI, o.
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TBT TELEGRIPH.1


PARIS, August B.-Rentes, II IT, DOC.
NEW ORLEANS August B.-CiOld, IOO3s65 OO5s.
New York sight, i premium. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, $50.
LONDON, August q -Consos, for money. q4S4
l0-40s, III new IS, lQSs5; Illinois Central, S5ls
Reading, 1879; PENNSYLVANIA Central, 33l2; Erie,
1875; Erie pr.ierred 33l.
NEW YORK. August ti.-The money market was
easy all day. Prime mercantile payer, 3u3l2 per
treasurer discussed S4T1,0OO Clearings, $500
600. Sterling exchange hills, 4S5; sight
exchange on New York, 49,. Gold was steady all
day az l00ls; borrowing rates, ~ 1GS2l2 per cent.
and nat. Silver coin, ga = Il per cent discount
Government bonds were strong; coupons of 1881,
new Is, lOJ9s; lO-40s, registered, 1O6J2; 10-40s,
coupons, lOals; currency IS. l2Ol2. State
bonds were quiet and steady; Tennessee is, Old
344: tennessee 8, re8, 331s; Virginia IS, old
morning was irregular Ia the early dealings and
prices Exhibited downward tenGency The decline
Teqfore,i sr1eih To- the n,arKet and caused an nd
vance Ia which the entire list participated In the
afternoon the market exhibited great strength, ana
a further improvement IN prices took place. The
advance for the day ranged from - to 3 per cent,
shares were CONSTITUENCIES I'M Inc advance these stocks
hav been largely Oyersold In the recent bear raids
Lake Shore and Erie we're active and coal stocks
and Western Union advanced sharply There is a
scarcity OF Rock Island The market and tue stock
advanced az the close TO l3bsCI l3ai on the de-
Inand created % me Tseeht report OF lhe COMPANY
the earnings over last year Of nearly two per cent
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF which
$4,000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 20 600 North
western common and 20.700 preferred. 10000 St
Paul common and 1850 preferred, %, 100 Laeka-
wanna, 2UO0 Morris and Essex, 1000 Michigan Cen
trail. 1000 Union Pacific, 400 OhiOs, and $500
Western Union Closing quotations were as follows
Western Union iele graph company, S!,&i; Quicksil-
yer. II; Quicksilver preferred, 81; PACING Mail,
1855; MadpO5a IOO3i; Marlposa preferred, 10l34;
Adams express company, lO3l2; Wells q Fargo ex-
press company 80; ADAMS express company
as; United states express company, A.;
Narf KnrLr
81; Harlem. 1873; Michigan Central 647s;
Panama, l24; Union Pacific stock, 81; Lake Shore,
623t; Illinois Central, SAG; Cleveland and Pitts
burg. Slt3; Northwestern, 355s; Northwestern pre-
ferred. B1i4; Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis. -; rev jersey Central 81; Rock
Island. 1912; St Paul, - x; St Paul preferred,
n "a; wabash, IL; Fort Wayne, a2ls; Terra Haute,
lOiIs; Terra Haute preferred, 1924; Chicago and
Alton, -; Chicago and Alton preferred. 1922 Ohio
and Mississt ppi, 1854; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 81 4; Atlantic and Pacific telegraph, 26si
Missouri Pacific, lOll8; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy llO5s; Hannibal and st. Joe, IL liz; Cen
trail Pacific bonds, 1855; Union Pacific bonds,
1O54s: Union Pacific land grants l0484 Union Pa
sinking funds.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.


DY virtue of a certain trust deed executed to me
ID January 10, 1875 said deed being of record In
book l22, page 1859, of the Registers office of
Shelby county, Tenn; default having been made in
payment of the notes secured by said deed, will,
Monday, September 2, 1875,
proceed to SELL the highest bidder Tor cash. at the
Courthouse door, in the city OF Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate, In Shelby county, Tenn,
viz Being seYenty-Ye feet OF the northern part OF
the lot on the northwest corner of HOeg and Waldran
avenues, now owned by Mrs. Eliza p Barnes. and
to her by VIM. h HOeg by deed registered
in book 81, page so, In the Registers office OF
Shelby county. Tenn: Beginning al a point one
hundred and ninetynine feet from the Intersection
of the west side or WaldIan avenue with the north
side of HOeg avenue: thence running west and par
and seventy feet thence north and parallel with
Waldran seventy five feet; thence east and parallel
with Hoeg avenue one hundred and seYenty-tw0 feet
thence south seventy five feet with the west side Of
Waldran to the beginning Sale between hours
of 10 m and II m. Title believed to be good, but
l convey as trustee only. Equity of redemption
waived. c. W. METCALF, Trustee
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Clear the Way

For the escape from the system of its waste and de-
bris, which, If retained, would vltiate the bodily
fluids and overthrow health. That important chan
mel of exit the bowels, may be kept permanently
free from distractions By using the non-griplng,
gently acting md agreeable cathaTtic. Hostetter's
Stomach BitteTs, which not only nberateS impuri-
ties, but invgorales the lining OF the intestinal
use OF violent purgatiyes. The stomach, liver and
urinary organs are likewise reinforced and aroused
10 healthfu action by this benencent tonic and
receive, and every organ fiber, muscle and nerve eX
peTiences share of its inYgOrating influence I'm
Objectionable in flavor, most genial and wholesome
medicinal stimulant and owing lis efficacy TO DO
tanlc sources exclusively, ii is the remedy best
adapted TO household on account Of It's safety,
wide scope and speedy action.
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LEGAL.

In the matter of Jos. D. Sanls, Bankrupt.
DY virtue of general order of sale, given by the
ID United States District Court for the Western
District of Tennessee, will SELL at public auction
on the second day of August, 1875. at the
southwest of Main and Madison streets, at
o'clock all the right title and interest the bank
rupt had at the date of filing his petition in bank
uptcy in and TO the following described real estate
and lyiI in the county of Hardeman, state of Ten
neSsee, in civil district No. 10. near the town of
salisbury, Tenn, being on the line of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and adjoining the property
of Burreil SaulS, John W. Scotland Wheatley Den
mis-. HERBERT RHETT
iYI2 Wed-sat Assignee of Jos. ID. Sauls.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
COpaItnership Notice.

THIS is to notify. that Mr.. JULIUS KUHN has
i been given an interest in our business, to take
effect from and after this date. The firm name Will
continue a heretofore VIM. FRANK d co.
ESS- Referring to above notice, my connection with
MeSSrS. Menken Brothers ceases from date. Thank
ing my friends and the public generally for past IA
vors, would most respectfully solicit a share OF
their patronage for my new firm.
Memphis, August l, 1878 JULIUS KUHN.
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Tone of the market at 1905, steady; lO@53'
steady. 1880, quilt and firm; 30, firm 2;3O,
steady: 3:I2, weak. sales $4,000 bales.
New orleans closed strong at llSsc Tor middling
sales $50 bales; cipts, net, 1913 Dales gross,
f33 bales: 10 exports; stock. 1918 bales.
Yester,fay's Liverpool kilograms reported the mar
<st hardening; middling uplands, B3sd; orleans,
68id sales. $1,000 bales. Receipts, 62OO Dalesi
an American. - $780,, IN,
Liverpool dr-i,0ls opened buyers Offering l-52d
higher: afterwaId partially lost; September
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FiNANCIAI,.

Some business doing IN very quiet way
az the banks, rates generally per cent, and plen
y OF money. Exchange az our banks quoted al par
buying and u urertlum selling on New York; on
other eastern cities par buying and u premium
selling FOR both demand and sight: on New Orleans
n discount bus Ing; selling az par. The New YORK
Buikfiu, Of Saturiay. reported; Foreign exchange
was str0nE and 4 higher. on account OF London ad
vices respecting money the discount rate IN the
open mIfket having advanced 70 : Der cent. Silver
there was 525sd. and tue bullion value here of the
new silver dol ar was about SSls cents gold" The
New YORK Tia6s states. The following were the
rates OF exchange ON New YORK at the undermen-
toned cities; Savannah. buying l. Premium. sell
Ing a premium: Charleston 4rce. l. premium, "a
premium: New orleans. commercial 3 l6, bank Il
Chicago. 50 premium; 50 Louis, 80 premium, and
Boston par on saturday the New Orleans
Ti7ies said; The supply OF money is large but
general business being somewhat duller this week
money IS In less demand and the tone OF the mar
ket continues easy The Chic igO Tribune TepOrs:
80 far as it was expected week or two ago that
the wheat corner would produce a"y special effect
the thing was total fal0Tc For the last two days
August Isl and 2d-the total bank clearings have
been only SI,700.O0O--a sum decidedly small, con-
sidering the great expectations which some mad
been led 10 enteTtsi Everything is moving along
quietly. with the old complaint OF dizziness IN
the demand for discounts la our local stock mar
ket the only thing We heard Of was a sale OF 20
shares OF Phoenix insurance company stock at so.
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DRY GOODS.
MN NAD1

NEW YORK, August g The package trade in cot
ton goods and prints was fairly active, and prices
were very firm. Ginghams were in good demand,
and dress goods were In better request Shawls
more active. Fancy cassimeres were sluggish and
steady request. Repelents were more active. For
eign goods were quiet.
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Administrators Notice.

JAVING been appointed and qualified by the
II Probate Court of Shelby county administrator
on the estate of Mrs Susan Z. Drury, deceased,
tice is hereby given that all persons having claims
against said estate shall present them to my attOr
ney j. NJ Gregory. 431s Madison street; and those
owing the estate will please call there and settle.
John n. LAFORGE Admir-.
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood ETC., will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America
Send self addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station d. Bible House. Neto York.
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Saturday, August no, 1875,

within legal hours. the following described property
situated In Shelby county Tenn, to-w!t: COmmenc-
ing at the northeast corner of John Wildbergers
305-acre tract; running west to stake on the Cow
Island road thence south with said Cow Island road
10 Stake thence due east to stake on the eastern
boundary line OF said 81 tract; thence north
with said boundary lire to the beginning contain
ing nine 90 acres, more or less, together Win all
the appuTtenanceS thereuntO belonging.
Terms of Sale-On a credit OF II monthsi pur-
chaser to execute note with approved security lien
retained to further secure the purchase money.
Equity of redemption barred. This July 10, 1878.
(. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
nabnav NJ Scales Sol for cOmDln't.
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EDUCATE Your DAUGHTERS


nR. WARDS sEMENARY-A first-class.
non-sectarian and established school. The
largest in the South and fourth in the u 81 AZ grad
yates this June; lS teachers; music teachers 23
pianos, organ, harp and guitar; French spoken;
1Sthenic drill daily in hail. health first caTe
weekly lectures by Vanderbilt Professors. beauti-
full city, fine churches and GENIAL CLIMATE.
Grand four-Story buildings. Moderate charges
Opens its 18th year September I'd. For catalogue
address DR.. W. Z. WARD.
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Cbancery Sale of Real Estate.

No 1875 Chancery Court of Shelby county-Por-
ter, Taylor & Co. VS.. J. NJ Williams ct al.
By virtue of inteTlocutoTy decree for sale. en-.
tered in the above cause the 2Sth day of June,
1878 will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder in front of the clerk and master ONCE, court.
house building, Main street, Memphis, Tenn on
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A NEW THING UNDER THE sun,
CRIsTAnOKO,a HAIR DYE

RELIABLE help for weak and nervous sufferers.
Chronic painful and prestTatng diseases cured with
out medicine. Pulvermscher's Electric Belts the
grand disideratum. Avoid limitations Book and
Journal. with particulars, mailed free Address
PULvERMACHKR GALyAsIC Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE FAMOUS

MISSISQUOI SPRING WATER.
Which for nearly half a century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES of KIDNEY DISEASE, DYS-
PERSIA and CANCER. may be had of all druggists.
Its curative properties almost miraculous. For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS. Franklin county. Vermont.
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Whole Tickets. So Half Tickets, 81
81 Tickets, $50. 30 Tickets, 500.
Remit by Postofice Money Order, Registered Let
er, Bank Draft Express Full list of drawing pub
Hshed in Louisville COurier-JOuTEdL and New York
Herald mailed to all ticket-hOlders. For tickets
and information address COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRLBUTTON co. or T. J. COHMERFOIeD. Sec'y
Journal Buildings. Louisville KY. or to No.
West Court street, Memphis.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Euka Female Institute
IUKA. nISSIsSIPPI

NJ Ext session opens First Monday In September,
~ and continues forty weeks. Cheapness COM
tort and thorough Instruction combined. Expert
enced teachers engaged for every department.
Terms-Tuitton, from 81 to s. per month; Music,
50 per month; Board from $40 TO SD 80 FER month.
For catalogue and further information apply 10
N. A. FLOURNoY, An, Principal.
Presbyterial Male High School.
LNIRST-CLASS SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Opens First
L Monday in September, 1878 and continues
forty weeks full and thorough In all branches;
includes Double entry Military Tactics,
Military Discipline. Students wear uniform. Tut
ton FRI m 50 TO So per month. Board from SO to
Sl2 80 per month. Send for catalogue containing
full particulars.
J; G; PE =; C NJ Ma; q, Va) Principals.