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Election Riot.
FIGHT ON THE COLOR LINE AT NORTH
CAROLINA PoLL-Two MEN SHOT,
ONE FATALLY.

FIGHT ON THE COLOR LINE AT A NORTH
CAROLINA PoLL-Two MEN SHOT,
ONE FATALLY.
WELDON, May 6, 1S7S-The election
for town Off here to-day was inaupu-
rated by riot. The democrats, who lad
been successful for the past two years,
offered to compromise with the republi-
cans by putting the names of J.. +. Lar
kin (rep.l, sheriff, and john NJ. Foote
rep.6 postmaster, on their ticket for
town commissioners. This was indig-
nantly refused by the republicans, and
both parties nominated straightout tick
cts This morning when the polls had
been opened and after six votes had been
deposited a negro boy named Purnell
presented himself to vote. His vote was
challenged and refused. Bill Hill, a me-
gro poll holder and lately magistrate,
at once began quarrel with T. l.. En-
cry, white man. John Ward, another
negro, Joined in the quarrel and called
Emery "A liar.
Emery very promptly knocked him
down. and Ward then drew a long shoe
knife and advanced upon Emery, but he
was caught and disarmed. just then the
negro boy Purnell, about whose vote the
row commenced, made an attack on
Emery with chair. This at once renew
ed the row. j. 5. Evans IA justice of the
| l'Af'N'3 j IL anu lllttl 10
quell the disturbance by virtue of his
office He was in a degree successful,
and the negro Purnelb was put out of
| the room. He at once went under the
railroad shed and began curSing Emery
and others IN the foulest manner.
TWO MEN SHOT.
No officer being at hand, the Mayor
ordered Captain Emery and Captain r.
j. Day to arrest him. When Emery
took hold of him to carry him to the
lookup, Purnell broke away and struck
Emery on the head with the butt end of
a billiard cue, which some one in the
crowd handed him. A large crowd OF
both parties immediately rushed into the
, fight, and several pistol shots We're fired
Purnell was shot through the right lung
and in the mouth, AMI Alexander Bur
nett through the arm. The confusion
was so great and SO many shots were
fired by both parties that IL is impossible
to tell who fired the effective shots
Purnell will die. Burnett is only slight
ly wounded. Several others were iniur
ed by slight cuts and bruises from knives
and clubs.
THREATS FROM CoLoRED DEsPRRADoEs
, 1t is thought that there Will be no fur
ther trouble, although the negroes hav,
made thr at t. burn the town, and Hill
| the negro before mentioned, has sai,
r that seventy-tive men have been sworl
to revenge PurnelPs death before TIN
sun rises to morrow morning. Th
white people are, however. prepared I,
. check any demonstration in its incipi
ency.
4 The election closed without furthe
disturbance. The republicans claim tn
election but the democrats will contes
y 1t ON the ground of riot and fraud. Upo
counting the vote twenty three NOR
ballots were found in the box than tn
iIegistration list called for, there being
only 2l5 registered voters, and 238 ballot
were counted. The negroes still retail
their clubs and threaten to av,nge tn
shooting of Purnell.
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Restoring lhc TuiIeries,

LONDON, May Ca dispatch from
Paris to the Times says: The Tuiler-
les Com mission has resolved to re
commend the restoration OF that ruined
palace at cost of about four million
francs, and the appropriation OF 1t to a
Museum of Modern Art. The Cham
bers will be asked to sanction the
scheme.
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Assumed their Duties.

The new Chief Engineer and his two
assistants, were sworn into utfice last
evening by His Honor the Mayor, and
at once entered upon the duties of their
Office.
The friends of. the officers will in few
DAYS preset Mt them with the necessary
equipments. Yesterday the Fame Hose
house was gaily decorated with flags, in
honor of the new chief.
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A Smart Experiment.

The last OF all attempted impossibili-
ties is that being made by smart genius
i'll this city, of making weeping willow
Sdiir Bdbylonicd, out of an ordinary
kind, by hanging stones and peices OF
brick to its branches. Poor tree it looks
from its decrepid condition as if it was
weeping under its heavy load; planting
a small cutting OF the real tIee, will ac-
complish the objact long before this at
tempt at a miracle can be brought
about.
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TEMPERANCE.

The regular meeting OF the NJ. 5. r. A.
held last evening, was better attended
than lh' oissche pDst three week.. MI.
Whelan, pres ded, aud ADDRESSES were
made by Messrs. Frazer, ,Whelan, Moore,
and Pref seymour. Mar. Cook, read an
original poem, aud several solos were
Snuu
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Wants N Good Chairman.

A note was picked up from the floor
of the Board Of Education room, after
the meeting last evening, of which the
following is Il copy:
"Mr. Eckel, in appointing your com,
please give me a good chairman of the
Finance and Com. ON Accounts"
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yHinstrels Coming.

The lovers OF minstrelsy should re-
member that Carncross & DiXeS's mln-
strels appear at the Opera House on
next Friday evening. They will give an
entire change OF programme from the
one recently performed by them here.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE PORTE APPEALS TO EUROPE
An Understanding Reached
Between the Two Great
Pow ers.
LONDON, May Z, 1878.

LoNDoN, MAY 4, loto'
A st. Petersburg despatch 10 the
Vienna Political Correspondence says
Count Schouvaloff visits st. Petersburg
this week in consequence of his own re-
quest to be permitted to report personally
respecting the pending negotiations.
Much impol tance is attached to this
visit. 1t is understood that the Count
will stay at the Russian capital about
two weeks.
The HERALD's st. Petersburg cores
pondent telegraphs that the Empress
of Russia announced in the Salon of the
Czarewitch on Sunday that an under
standing with England was now GER
tain to be reached, and that peace was
assured.
Baron Jomini made the same announ-
cement on the evening of the same day
10 guests in his own house. 1t adds
great weight to the statement to know
that the Baron is now in reality the
Chancellor OF the Russian Empire, hav-
ing entirely replaced Prince Gortschakod
since his illness.
WILL SOON BE KNOWN.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
the Times has reason to believe that
questions of the very highest Importance
will be practically decided in the course
of the next week. Meanwhile the pub
lie desire for peceable solution is
increasing,
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Address.

Mrs DIR. Pepper, OF Upland, Pa, will
deliver an address on EMISSIONS and Mis-
sionary Work." in the Second Baptist
Seats free and everybody invited.
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Will soon BE KNOWN.

Everything conducive to the better
condition of the baby is sure to attract
attention; and hence it is that Dr. Bulls
baby syrup is becoming more and more
appreciated, as its wonderful influence in
subduing the diseases of babyhood be-
comes recognized. Price % cents.
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A Large Fish.

This morning, William Penrell, dealer
in fish, at the Second Street Market
House, received fish weighing fifty
seven pounds. 1t will be sold in quantl-
ties to suit purchasers.
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For Paris.

Alexander Me Iced, Esq, of this city,
who was appointed one ot the honorary
Commissioners from this State, to the
Paris Exposition, will SAIL for Paris, to-
morrow,
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Masonic Visit.

a delegation of st. Johns Comman-
derry, No. /, X. r., of this city, paid
social visit to Philadelphia Commandery,
No. ., of Philadelphia last evening, The
visitors were handsomely entertained
during their visit.
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Cases are constantly occurring in every
family Nhere, if Dir. Bulls cough syrup
were used in time, the cough and cold
would give no further trodble.
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A A r d!

Owing to the recent fire that nearly de-
stroyed my factory, | have been unable
since that time to properly attend to my
extensive trade. But l am happy to am
nounce TO my patrons, and the general pub
lie that after the present week, | will be
prepared to receive all orders in my line,
and execute them promptly. Also, select
and all grades of feathers renovated by
Scaldlng Sleam prOcnSS.
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GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASH.
Paid up Capital, sbOO,OOt
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Depositors without charge.
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EDWARD BELTS, PREsIDENT.

FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UN
TED STATES.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
rYO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Foureen Through Trains each daily three DcpOs IN
Philadelphia, two IN New'iork

Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute haiety.
On and after November II, 1871
Express Trains leaves SewYork via DesbrOSes ana C0ft
Iandt streets Ferries follows: . - - o..
S:ZO (J3O lLlitod a. 4, O5o e:oJ
md 8 % IN Sunday o a. M B. g. G:3U z, $3.50 and
"BroOkyn connect with AL through trains
at Jersey City, aordlng speedy ana direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel .-...,. 49, , ,oo q
83O and III o. IN, UAnited Express, 1880 j. m) 2 q, $50
and 1885 p. M and ~ midnight on sunday 5;2o $780, T. D.
$40 a. M, 4, 1876 p. NJ. and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices 526 and 944 Broadway, No Astor house
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton ST. BROOKLYN
SIsaa ~ NIX ssfrIioMsSN ' 49, i. II. FARMER,
eneral M soagef. Con Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

T'kOY BOATS S-CTTIIENS LINE. - sure
connections with all railroad lines. North. East and West
entirely and magnificent steamboats, aye DAILY eassp
reos ana through tickets at Dodds Express gi4 Broadway
~ H. aHu OO'''''' JOSEPH CORNELL. Gsnl supt
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
UEOPLE'S EVENING LINE

SUNDAYS ENtEPTED)
Tor ALBANY daily from Pier IL North River 1901 oi
all North
West Fare es any route Freight taken at low
Tickets for the principal hotels and all OF West
colts Express offices kowlork ana Brooklyn, where Dag
B"s' "a" w W. II. DREW. President.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

NewHaven AT 3 and II .. w.. connecting witn road
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAIIEOAD.-COmmoncng Dec -. 1877.
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a. Western aud Northern 41pIcss Gia"iAsfooIn
T. HOchcEtcr. - -. . -,
draw y room Cananddigua Rochester au lhulo
ll:D0 m Northern and Western Express to Ulca. White
hall Kn,iaDd. ,.. ,.. .,....,. .. , . AZ.
treat Via Ruiaud uuTlip gtOn ANA ~. Aiban5
600 D. ~, ST. Louis Express daily. vain sleeping cars
running through every ddy ~ Inc week nl5J
tlceng cara and Corning Buffalo, Niagara FAILS
Toledo nd Detroit and 10 Montreal cAcepilDg Sunday night
80 ~ m Pacho Express. daily, with siecrine for
Docbfst.r Nl4ggra Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo, Do
tIOt aud Ch.caso also to Wstertown excepting Saturday
nighr -, -, ..- 49,. a. .r,o,,, a.,
f Trains as pcr Local Time Tables Tickets for sale
No. ~ gG and 4l3 broadway, ana al NcstcOt Express
TT Sec1s Ncs PaTs place. 7sj and 32 Broadway New
WI qua sS., " aslD gtOnst Brooklyn
'oiA' ' G. u. MEEKLN, General Passenger Agent.
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Gonntrp Board.

DREEZEDALE FARM-1la hours travel,
- Central Raroad Of Newersey fine rooms and excel
malaria and mosquitoes; terms So. Address BUXTON,
North Branch, Somerset Co.. n. j.
GLEN RIDGE, CORNWALL. n. Y.-Board
~ for the summer. House now open JAMES @. ROE
DLAINFIELD SANTTARlUM.-A quiet house
L for few patients For information and references aG
dress the proprietor EDWARD. RUsHM0RE, NJ. d.,
Planiield. NewJersey
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Dour0 dno Rooms.

.S.( WEST 31ST-ST-Desirabe ROOMS,
Cc with BOARD be vacated st OF April liberal terms
pnIties.
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CARE REDUCED.

EARE REDUCED.
G3 10 BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR ALI POINTS East
NOT A TRIP MISSED II SEVEN COASECj 1--WE
YEARS.
Tie e,cgant steamers sTONINGTON andl,HODE ISLAND
leave Per 49, Noria RIVER % .. D.. daAy
(cxcept Sun1nys.
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN VIE
leave SIONfNGTOS at 4.3j n
Tickets for sale 81 az tho principal ucAc. niccA and
state secured AT al oces OF Wescors Express 60,
sad a oGJ Broadway.
PEONIDENCE LINE
rci.t OnlyD leave daily Except SundayN NJ
D. n per 30 North River, loot Oi Wdfren5 EttgAts
Tia either line al lowest rates. -. ,. 49,, d., -
u. >. BADCCla Pres. L. NJ. i4LAl"a zen i"S'. -AaL
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- AFRANGEME ENT or FASsENtEH lNAl ~ Jan. ],
1877 Leave dfuos 100, of COuTi1dt and Leslfos~-st
n go n NJ Night Express, daily Tor la. Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch chunk Wilkesbarre, Iiiston "a r. III
mira Iilca Auburn Rochester, Burao Niagata FAILS and
ihe Nest pullman sleeping coaches attached
" ROB'T H. SANNL, Supt ana i-nBr
General Eastern once corner Church and C"grtsnil,is
CHAS. H. CUIMlSGs Agent
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6ieampoals ano Rallroaos
EOR RONDOUT and KiNGSiON. landing
at Newburgi POighke psle. II ghlahd Falls (Wes POin
Cornwall Marlboro Milton. Esopus CONNECTING at lGndont
Titb ilsrf and Delaware aud Walk Valley Railroads
teeppats Thomas Cornell and James W. BALDWIN VIII leave
daily AZ / o'clock D. from Pier 80 Norh river io0t OF
Uaftlson 81 , commencing Monday, March -, lS3s
r ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
via NoW-Jersey southern Railroad. Commanding Octo
Lor = 1877. The steamcF JEssE HOfT WIZ leave now
Work PIER North lyer OF ectOrst) connecting NJ
sandy Hook trains for Long Branch Plm slphia ana
IONS liver IL a III. and p Nneland BridgeiOn Egg
Harbor &C, Ii Wantown Bsrnegat ana Inskston
p. IN w. y. oNhpo-', ooio", ne
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DGNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD: - GREAT
u TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROCTE.-On and after november ~ 1917 trans eaye New
YORK via DesbOsscs COrtdt Streets Ferries, follows
Txnrs for Harrlsbure sburg the West and South with
Pullman Ealace attached. a. H. and $50 daily
For Wiiisms10ri, Lock Haven Cory ami ECe. al $50
D. M. connecting at Tor Tusyle PeisOlsu Cantre
ana tie OIL Regions FOI WilDanspOrt and LOCK Haven
ga ,...,..
ingou IxpIess" Pullman paI1r daily,
d.y $50 a. n; arrive Washington 40 D. II sIla q,
800 a. M, 1, o. so and p SUNDAY $50 snd =. fu
Express Piladelrin 73O S29 Ct3O Limited ii a. ",
J. a. b. t. $50 T. $50 ana T. ~ sunday a. ~, o. o. G3O.
q $50 and p. Emigraut and second class y. NJ
Tol trains Newark. Elizabeth, Eahwag, Princeton Tron
AmbOy, Remington, BoNlicIe, other points
ace local schedules at all ticket Oiicea .,,,
BOais BroOkyn connect WIN an through trdn3
at Jersey CITY, afordng speedy ana urect transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel -. -, c.-n .., ,o.,o. - .,
1920 % u daily; 1O1O a. and b;)O M daily except
Mordav From Washington and Baltimore, 900 and $40 a.
m a 10, 5:l5 aud 1910 p m SUNDAY bi5o ana s4O ~
10 40 65, G:5O $40. i0O, and 1920 p n. sunday,
"a. 6b0 $40 1910 1850 a. m, o. 80 and 1000 D. IN.
Ticket oGiccs 52G and 9A broadway 40 Astor House.
and foot and COTt aBdtsts No COurts aud
JrooEyn Annex Depot, foot Of tuoust, Brooklyn; NOS
III ri and llS Hudson BOhOken; Depot jersey Guy
fmisrant Ticket onico No Battery place u,,.D
TEENK THOMSON, j. T. fAHIEIt,
nnnnsra Manager Genl Passenger gent.
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NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEv
BOCND RRO0K ROUTE.


Iowa FOR FOR TRENTON AND Pati,ADhLPHIA IL ceo .
s5S a n isO $50 SS1 5ao I i2 d. Tor
Fa% Gs ai s @'a S
Leave Trenton loF York at 30 except Monday GS5,
Pman bra1h I Room Car, are aitlphe 20 the $50 NJ
$3.50 trains nom NowYork TO the 1850 a. m' 1870 D. H.
uS srSbAYF cave NewYork and Philadelphia
a E d. s So D. U & y Ifa7e ' rcitOn at 20 icSo Go
Bo cfSt Sa GF OF d S al tGSl GI Goc % Of % e % Raj
way NewYo,k and brooklyn ani at No CoIr-s, Brook
II. p BALDWIN, Gen Pas. AGENT.
u ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Feb %
Ga. m.-Cincinnsu and Chicago Day Express Drawing
coaches TO Buffalo oud suspension Bridge.
GP L. pay)-fast -. Louis hxpIeSs. arlvng al BurMo
Vesil uIGans best drawing sleeping COZ hes I" htip
coc, NJ S to aAfzs Eo ' Nasa as as c5ea
] na ana Chicago without ebange Also hotel dins cars 20
7p'n'- Emierant ;rain for tho West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. New York, for
ana Il midnight saturday lights Only suniays 80 =.
g. $a,SloM @ s6 M F "a and s G"siS 49, O. m 4 10 & S@n S@a @
c, $50 10 q H.. ~ $50 =. ana IL midnight . -
l45 3 - -. 4.36 ; bis 6 is, $50 = :. 10 pm aad
L midnight Sundays c. $50. 9:i5 10 ~. llj. OSj p
SuNrln, 8, 5;i5 10 a. M. las. 34j 81 p. NJ All l.
midnight. Sundays. 6, $50 10 H., 1i5.' 6.51 p L.
cornwall q. H.. $3.50, 40 p. N. sundays s:51a, m.
NeHSni ~ . a. u 80 40 M Sundays soa m
GS.ep Sn2 g. 5. q n'ssiS 3 10 a. G a. . S6 s5 40 p N sun
c3ys. q. $50, 10 q. H., G.5, Z m -.-
Middiciown, 7:l5 10 a. H.. 3:i5. 43p, n sunday'
$50 10 r. M ESQ : D. IN. The q. and i3J m t'ahs
co1Ieci with SeH York Oswero Mdand r. r. %, Mans
Port Joryis 7:Aj .. 10 a. m 4S0 o. T. sundays e"O
lC il. and $50 and j. 49, . --,..,. -.
NoI~TTsiDs leaving Chambers 81 on even or iai hoIs
before D. IN leave Twcnty tnri G hften minutes tllier
than above time trains leaving Chamber : On i"nIs
Tweniy.,hld.st st So and ll.ii d., oonnocins with
trains leaving ChafnlcTsst a. 10 y IL atn T. midnight
Tickets for passage aIartlcnt n d2win ioo ana
sleeping coaches be- taned and orders for r enc big
mud trser Of baggage hD l,ff a. the Com ag+ ohtc>
Nos 2ga 4Ol. 5"g 95l Broadway y. y No C0iri'i
BIuOAl}G. az the Cou.Ia.y'S ctpoi% .-,.o. o. D..
EXPOS Trans from tnr West arrive IN No"l V'@ az 49,
a. H.. I2:.j and j.. > p .-.--,.-.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
TIaus leave 10, EngewoOd. Closer PeThent and -yarS
T. $50 ei5 a. ~. l. & l. AS. $50 csc $50 j. Ia, ava
sstUsd nights only al 1880 >unOays 4 ln ana
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

II WEST 45TH-ST., corner Broadway,
for doctor or dentist handsomely furnished back
Darior. with or without board
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

4 NENIkAI RAILkOAD OF NEW -JEROEl I.
~ Ferry Station in New. York foot OF Liberty-st.
Commencing Nov. 20, IS77-rrains leave as follows .
$50 a.: m.-for Ilemngton kasnn Belvideie. Maucn
Chunk. Tamaqua, Wisesbarlc, Eimira, Connects az
Junction with u l.. W. X X.
s;45 m.-fcr U:h Bridge Branch Easton, Harrisburg
Manch CnunK. Hazleton, Nusosbarre
MIlnamsport &c.
1918 430 m.-For S0mervllle and Pennington.
p. m.FOr Pennington, Easton Nauch Chmnk, 1anaqna
WilkesDaTre Scranton, TunkhannOCE TamaQu1. Hneton
heading Poitsvie Harrisburg &C.
High Bridge Branch. Easton, Bevicere, ana
MauCh Chunk. Connects at Junction with -. L. and v. T. X
5;30 daily For Eason, Allentown. ana Harrisburg
S:2j II. m.-For East0n.
For trains TO local points timetable al stations
TRAINS-Leave at $50 H.. II NJ. Tor
Bound Brook intermediate points, and at 55O D. Tor
EastoD, Reading, and Harrisburg
NEW-1ORk and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave Perth AmbOy Red Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove, &C.. 81 .. ll:iS. 4, 5:l5
stages connect Mattawan station to and from KEY
PORT, and az SQuan 20 and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Libertyst for Freehold at
S;15, Las =. H.. q, 5:l5 p. M.
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Miscellaneous.
Ceacners.

0RULUKtS.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
IA AGENCY % UnOn sluareSEpplies schools and fani
lies with thoroughly compelont TEACHERS. Iainias in
tending 70 visit The Paris Exposition be accompanied by
french ladies gentlemen, who will
peters. Apyly 10 Miss II. }. YOUNG
A LII wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils,
"A address Amer Educational UDion" 767 broadway n y
uUat Introducing Pion in every state Established 1877
A YOUNG lady of experience teacher
IA would Ike position as goyerness or travelling compaD
a going abroad;
expenses the best city reference. Address A H.
Tribune Uptown Office, l,23s Broadway.
ELOCUTION, Mathematics, Classics, English
IL branches taught country city experts from Yale,
and Harvard Address y, Worlc Binding.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 35 Union-square,
IL NewYork.-EngageBepts made for teachers. schools
and families supplied with frscass Instructors ANNA
RANDALI~DIEHI+ Manager
n, COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
j . for SCHOOLS ana TEACHERS, 80 Unon-sQ. (4ihave
sde n Y Supplies good teachers for department with
positions stamp for application supplies
and families with competent Instructors without
T'EACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families schools colleges; reliable
teachers wanting engagements session should apply
forms for stamp JW schermeborn. sec so E l4tbst NY
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Deiu tUanleO

VVANTED--A live man in every, county IN
AyTItiE nst patented, exclusive night gwen; hDeiai
terms. J.. MORtiS Chicago, III.
WANTED. NTkSE-A first-clhss cbild's
w ,nrse wanted Svss swoic. with hrscass fecon
who Is good seanslress 10 go IN me com
~ G ti,, summer to Europe the Ial. cal Ht PltOiIS
* M home BUREAU, 1873 Gthhve, doors above io'h
II fOr three days.
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Drp GOODS.

SPRING and SUMNER FASHIONS.-Grand
~ opening the and beautiful styles Nine. Dem
ores reliable patterns in sizes illustrated and described
II East l4ts and all the agencies in Europe and America
Journs Of Fason scents yearly lOcents postage free
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-14
Webster's Unabridged.
Warmly Inaorseo pv

Bancroft. Motley. RITZ freeze iite9k
Mtd-, E'thu Burrltt Rufus CaUate, Smart.
George 1arsh John q. whiuirr John q.
SAKE. Darrell Webster, H. Coltrldge, IIorhce
hati, and more than Eft, Ollrge Presidents.
and the Beet American ans European scholars
Con ans oHe.hiIh more matter tnan any other
the sin Iilet type giyIitg more Oh a page.
Contains 30W lilurtiaituHr nearly three
timvs ~ many ~ any Otncr Dictionary
~ Look AZ me three pctueer u 4 ship, on
phee fbl, these alone Illustrate TIE meaning
81 more than ltU wofd7 and term lar better
than they can he dedped In words
More tnan ~ OlU copies have Deen placed in
the public -chlols " the United state
Indur-yd ~ state superintendent III schools
In 81 states
lla- abont 10000 words and meanings not in
other dictionaries
knb' dler ADoul no years Of literary labor.
and Y several yeair tatcr than any Otuet large
uiCtiUgars
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-14
GLOBE HOTEL.

NcHsLAs sHiLLss, proprietor, Mineral Point
Wiz. Thlr house has eccnty been enlarged and
redtted thoughout an4 is now one Of the very
Oest hotels IN south. west Wisconsin. Tine build
~ u nov nearly twice IL loriner size and Is
of guests. Tho proprietor VII rpare no paine 10
make the ..Gluoe itotei' first Glars in every
respect. fhe 0e-t II winl1. liquors and cigars
constantly uu hunl. III connection with the
hotel = u laIge "a il s1u attentive hoeuers are
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-14
PROGRAMME NEXT WEEK.

AT a meeting held Wednes-
sday evening the committee
appointed to raise funds for a
Fourth of July Celebration, re.
ported that a sufficient amount
of money had been subscribed
to insure a firSt-class Celebra-
ton in this city.
The committee were then in
structed to make all necessary
arrangements and appoint sub
committees, and to arrange pro.
gramme. The Mayor appointed
Messrs. George Henry, Thomas
Priestley, J. Lanyon and Joe
Daum, a committee to arrange
for the grand street parade in
the afternoon.
Mayor Spensley has written
to several prominent speakers
and the names Of those engaged
will be published in due time.
The committee feel assured
that the Celebration will be one
Of the grandest ever held in this
part of the country. Those
who fail to come will: miss
big time.
PER ORDER OF CoxM1TrEE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-14
WISCONSIN HOUSE,

JosEPa uockIse, proprietor, DOdgeyille, Wis.
THE best Of wines and liquors kept constantly
1t the Bur. There is \ large warn in connection
with the hote, and attentive hertlers are
AiMAyr on nARd.