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INC poNprxrrn trlal in Rlchmond recalls

The PoINDExTER trial in Richmond recalls
tho hang ing- for murder-s played-out era Of
New York. The young lady testified that after
CURTIS had sought TO try on her new shoes in
his shoe store. praising her feet. she went there
twice more The second time she received no
such Objectionable attentions. but she did the
third time-whereupon PoINDExrER. arming
himself with pistol. beat and shot the shoe
clerk. Two iurymen were for Rcquuing
him Of anything moro than involuntary
manslaughter, five called his crime man
slaughter. and only five OF the twelve
pronounced it murder in tho second de-
gree. With the discharge OF this jury tho first
trial has brought no penalty at all the result
OF the second may be only such penalty as
STOKES received for killing FISK.
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An Attempt to Unsent Kellogg.

wAsH1SoToN. March 30-This week the SEN
ate Committee Privileges and Elections will BEGIN Nh
examination Of the charges made against William Pitt
kellogg by Judge sponord OF Louisiana. the claimant Of
Keoggs IN the senate. Tho majority report the
claim Charles H. BELL 10 be admitted Senator FROM
New Hampshire 10y appointment by The GnN.rn9r viii I've
made on Monday The majority report IN Bcls case IL
uvau his title to The seat the ground NJ lack ot jurs
dcuuu iu the premises hv the appointing power ~ te
State kellogg II aware that an aiteunt will lee made To
uns at him He will resist the attack Ia tile customary
Louisiana method VIZ. by charming Us many frauds
against his opponent can be proved against himself
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Our Unwhoie.ome schools.

To THE EDrToR or THE suN-Sir: The sud-
den death on Friday the child attending Cannon
street pubic school, should open the eyes Of parents TO
the danger children in from the condition Of
thcse schools Its said that the child stepped upon
by his play but ths ~ denied by the principal u
the school It's likely that school poison had something
do with his deathnO doubt IL the principal cause
it'c sickness cary on feeble lnuguld
children child Of the same aye. In school near by.
school on that day. ami dead the next There
hot time before the school Board they don't stop
suio ulerIug aud poisoning our little ones FArHzA
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Possibly.

Possibly gentleman educated at West
Point, long patriotic and distinguished
officer Of the army, is about as well quail
fled to discipline the police Of New York
city as some blatant. intriguing, trading
politician. We do not want to put the propo-
sition too confidently, because some people
seem to think difIerently-so We say posi-
bly, such may be the case
Possibly, too the discipline OF the police
may be a good deal impaired II it is known
that some Of their numbers are employed as
spies and detectives secretly to watch those
having authority over them.
Possibly two good, strong, resolute men
appointed in place OF the two Commissioners
whose terms OF Office have expired-men who
would heartily cooperate with the dis
tinguished President OF the Board-might
materially add TO the efficiency Of the police,
and improve its discipline, recently de-
clared, in high quarter, to have become
LAX and incapable"
There are great many possibilities in this
world-and some Of them are interesting.
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The Kansas CITY Times repeats in the fol-
lowing paragraph one OF the rumors about

The Kansas CITY Times repeats in the fol-
lowing paragraph one Of the rumors about
newspapers which are now in circulation:
Nj O. Cuitps NJ the Philadelphia Lai5,r ~ said to
have purchased the Mar iuk Wpi aud Will take posses
son May L. when u Will be GRaNT Republican Urgan
four pages In size. and sell for two cents
We call the attention OF the Times TO the fact
that this story has been plunply contradictcd
by the World. which informs the public that it
is entirely and exclusively under the control Of
ito present accomplished editor; that it has not
been purchased by Mr.. CHILDs that 1t will not
pass into his possession on the LIST Of May and
that 1t will not DO converted into u GRANT Re-
publican organ. After a contradiction 50 au-
thoritative and explicit. n journal so fair and
considerable As the Kansas Cav Times should not
continue 10 give currency 70 such a rumor.
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We are BTleNcu Ut DIOlner lALMAdES
declaration that he does not want TO go to
heaven II the solving Of problems in the higher
mathematics is the principal employment of the
angels. There are many people to whom music
is MS unattractive as figures are to Brother TAI
MAGE yet they do not declare that they will be
damned rather than play upon the harps OF
Paradise. Brother TALMAGE has indicated tho
kind OF heaven he does not want to go to. as he
Is not Of n mathematical turn OF mind but he
might have done worse by telling the kind
OF heaven he does want TO 20 TO. We presume
that the Scriptures speak OF heavens music In
order to convey to mankind the idea OF delight
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Hancock 1. Gov. ThrooLmorton'. Candidate.


nom No NIIl5 tU0WfFrII
am in favor o. Hancock" said the Gov
eruur. qulte vmflaucallN lie bias record equal 10
that ct amy man the army lie his been miNrd up
~ financial discussions, and las mo- record ON any OF
these questions that can he used H-iust hm War rec.
ord, arr APT tn prove Troublesome tu Democratic cand
dates IN the North. but IA this respect unCuck Wuud
stand an level with Grant lie can carry NcW YORK.
ANA lrunab.y PcuusN wanna Al all events he would
unite the two faction, Of the Democratic party I'm that
state. ms they were united ON llm in 70 Hancock eau
beat Grant aud that - the alupnrtant thing, though
tnnk there are men in the kvpubacgn party who wouA
be harder 10 beat than Grant
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DE GoLYER GARrrELp is in a state Of

DE GoLYER GARFIELD Is in a state OF
alarm Just now over the assumed intention OF
the Democrats to subvert the Government. He
made n speech upon the subject In the House on
Saturday. DE- GoLYER GARFIELD maintained
that. for the peoples representatives to force
the redress OF the peoples grievances by with
holding the supplies that come out Of the peo-
pies pockets. was revolutionary" revolution
airy to the core" That is point on which
there Is at least room to differ from DE GoLYER
GARFIELD.
But there is no room for difference OF opin-
ion as 10 the impertinence OF DR. GoLYER GAR
FIELD in putting himself forward ms the cham
pion Of tho Constitution. Barely two years ago
this man. as n member OF the unconstitutional
Electoral Commission. aided in counting in a
Fraudulent President He is the last man who
should take the name Of the Constitution in his
mouth. II the Government Is not permanently
subverted already. 1t is no thanks to DIX GoLYER
GARFIELD.
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Washington n Llneal Descendant of odln.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: possess.
ami shN put before the world IN few days the gene.
alogy and history OF the Washington fami for nearly
aCo years tracing them from odn the founder VI Scan.
dnava D. c To-. to the present time. laher
ALRKRr WKLLEs.
President American College FOR Genealogical Registry
aud HsTaldry Society Library
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and Affection; but II they had been written for a
world Of men like the theologian and mathe-
matician with whom DIR. TALMAGR disagrees
perhaps they would have described heaven us
blcst abode where the calculus would furnish
perpetual delight to all who entered.
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or course the first half Of the six days
walk Mt Gilmore's 80 from which Mesdamcs
CAMERON HENRY. FRANKLIN. and WILSON
dropped out on the first day. Mesdames LOLA.
BRANDON. and KRoHN on tho second and Nine.
ST. CLAIR on the third. leaving the struggle to
Mcsdames NoN BERG. WALLACE. la CHAPELLE.
KuBURY. TOBIAS. FARRAND. Won KLAMAscH.
CUSHING WILLIAMS. and RIcH-was the chief
event Of last weeks pedestranism. But there
was also another ladies' tournament in New
York: and fifteen mile run in which TAYLOR
beat Ross and walk by Mr.. ScHRAMM. a part
Of 1t with fifty pounds on his back. Then. in
Baltimore WILLIAMS colored beat KEENE. col
ored % miles to 50. In 26 hours In Bingham
ton JOHNSON beat HERKIMER. 100 miles to 80.
I'm 30 hours; in Boston Music Hall. ANNIE
TWEED beat TESNiE CHASE. ut ten miles. for
medal given by HOWELL. and RowELL himself
ran ten miles. Ave in the afternoon and FIVE at
night. and there were one-mile and three-mile
walks for HOWELL souvenirs-this. presumably.
In front OF the statue OF BEETHOVEN. Elsewhere
in Boston. Miss LooMER completed about o. 900
quarter miles in rs many quarter hours: in
Brooklyn. Miss ROCKWELL finished $500. and
the Cincinnati Jewel. about /. 700: while Miss
MARSHALL trudged away toward her 1000.
In Philadelphia. the Milkmaid is pegging away
at 1000 quarters. and Miss NERNoS at 1000
halves. Even the Madagascar Queen has taken
to walk ng. Ms a supplement to her regal attrac-
tIons. thus showing that from the throne to the
cottage all are attacked by the still reigninR
mania.
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FAcr.-A Baltimore parrot has been taught 10 say
" Iake Dr.. Balls Cough syrup'-Ads
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Prudenuy Get Kid Of Your Cold by Using
Jayne's ENpcclorant ado.
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Yesterday many farewell services were
held by preachers about to quit their present
charges in New York and Brooklyn-among
them. the Rev. W. II. DAVIS in St Jamess
Church; the Rev. j. +. SEAnLEs. in the Wiliett
street; the Rev DIR. SAELEs. in the Central Bap-
list Church Brooklyn the Rev. Mr.. j. PULL
MAN. in the Nostrand Avenue Church; the Rev.
Mr.. HARRIS. in the Greene Avenue Church. Ro-
taton under the three years system Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church accounts for most
OF yesterdays farewell services but not for all.
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Then drink three beer. aud one nccr more
For the brassbou creature called sophomorsl
BoOseg2a.-whor was fresh began TO chin.
And NJ oil. the I0ke, 3D.. i1c Frn's o. grin;
l.n-' lct often ai'i With 900 my power
furnished them WITH tHth aucr every hour
shoNrUrl OUT the tany sugvntuus,re
That NOW am Leader iu ths Narsiiesi
Asa kIul cuinncr I lot such marx.
Thai 900 Nrf Wu. required 10 tao Sic amy WORK
~. oira lu the Iomt, lu rnruous stacks
And always wac rewarded wltl bls toune
Tac,.G,e me q Max so frcquen'ee
IaatLoN a,u a Leader 40 ule Ndrsiicei
Now freshmen nn whoever you may be,
liNru want g. rise tu % hil A b.,
Nu,r mlHl lsut red bike grinding foil
b cAtCi.l ANA he gJijvd w this eviru rH.f
hVep up your Ginning uil luu ca tNie " 1e
cree
And you all may be Leaders IN the Vars.;es
1T
Senior, u AM senior most houi-u.
Tie dear dtlsht W seventy ninc;
Mhose Iraise Columbia .oui.y chants
Chorus And do has sisters AMI his cousins AMI III
auntsl
SdI@.-Whcu Il, Commencement here In town.
With NV shiny hluck SIN cap rut gown.
lWlli proudly seek the Academy seNpanse--
Chorus And will his sisters and his cousins ana ~
aunisl
Senior.-when bloom forth swell A. h,
~ ltli thc uUlVutIlv SIP 60
IWlli marvel Al tic learning degree implSni'-
c'r-A1 so will his sisters and his cousins, aud hi
auuls'
ia, sisters amt his cousin.
Who VIII ning bouquets BY dozens,
Aud INA Auntsl
levHrAISl
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COLLEGE LIFE AT COLUMBIA.


From he Aohi ColuB,biaNa
l.
Though It's hut my second year,
lean drink my glass 81 beer
And bounce Freshman meek;
IcniON the mental STRAIN
o. buianr.uE a ruuc,
And mover, never pony in my Greski
Fesh-Whut urNprf
SgI-No, newer
fr-sA What MINT
wh.-Meli hardly ever
heh.-le hgrdJ ever ponies In his Creek
cuoRus.
Then drink three beers aul one beer more
fvr the brass bound creature called soph Jmorsl
Sph-l have got tho toucy stride
Which the ludlcs N,W with ntde,
A. chm them very GLIB,
Ana thuu-n like utle men, ! hOpel
uccasO uAlIy slope,
never, never use a big, zig crib
Fed What. urNerl
SgA No never
fe,h.-NAit ncrc
Syh.-liarllY ever
H''h.-lie hardly ever rolls a big. big erbt
CHORUS
Then drink three beers aud one nccr more
For the brass bOund cr, allure called sOphomorel
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sHERIFFs SALE.
WIN J. Mosris
Western Taylor ct al.

DY virtue Of . certain order Of sale issued
II out Of the court Of common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and
State Of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will offer for sale At
public auction At the east door of the court
house in Woodtaeld, on
Saturday, the l7ta day OF Nay. 1879,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, te.wt:
A part Of section thirty-one, township
four, range four, commencing for the
same at the mouth Of the tail race;
thence three reds east; thence thirty mine
rods north; thence twenty. eight rods south
east 10 the corner of William Mobley's cor.
ner; thence north with said Nobi.y's line to
the corner Of . piece Of land decided BY Ar
ehibald Ba' kes to Philip holland; thence
with said Mobley's line to the corner Of Issao
Ruble's land, thence with said Isaac Ruble's
land to the Hobbs Run; thence with said run
On an agreed line to the month Of said run;
thence up finey Creek to the Alexander line;
thence south with said Alsxander's land to
the mill race; thence with said mill ra Q to
the place Of beginning; also. about two acres
Of land on the Pinsy fork Of sunAsh Greek
above the srist mill, on which IL mill dam
and part Of race for the uss Of said mill
formerly occupied By Alexander and John
Sinclair containing thirty acres more or less.
upon which grist mill STANDS, and subject
to the water privilege belonging to said mill.
said property 80 ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at $500, and may sell for two.thirds
Of said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation.
WILLIAM RBAD,
aprls.'7sws. Sheriff Y. c. O.
huxrER 4 MALLORY Att'ys.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

T 0UIs HOFFMAN, whose place Of rest
Ia dsncs is unknown, will take notice that
Florence E. Johnson, did. on tue 10th day oi
February, 1873. hls her petition in the court
Of common pleas in and for the county o:
Monroe and State OF Ohio, against him, In
which she seeks to recover the sum Of s., 3,C00;
damages for breach Of contract to marry;
and that an attachment, with garnishee pro-
cess, has been issued In said case, agaiost
said Louis Hoffman, and levied BY the
sheriff of said county on the one nm.
divided halt Of sixty acres Of land. situate in
Wayne township, in said county subject to
the life estate Of Mary &. Hoffman therein
and being the same premises devised to said
Louis Hoffman in and by the last will Of Nj
shasl Hoffman, deosased, and said sarnishee
process has been duly served.
The said Louis Hoffman 10 notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition
on OF before the third Saturday after the 8tt
\ day Of April, 1879.
WATSON, 0KkY 4 OKRY,
and EPRI6GS + DRlG05,
neh4, 7sv6. Att'ys for RaiatG
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LEGAL NOTICE.
ToHN W. oBLINoRR ,ho.. p,,c.

T0HN W. 0BLiNaER. whose place sf resL.
y dence is unknown, will take notice that
petition was nled against him and Louis I.
Oblinger - Guardian Of Amelia 0blingsr. an
i'm beetle, John B. Asnn and Henry D. Ns.n.
on the 9Th day Of March. 1879, in the eonrt
Of common pleas within and for the county
Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, BY Rlrsr I.
and aeorgs w. Little minors, Who enc hy
their next friend William Little. and 10 nsv
pending, wherein said Elmer & and 0eores
W. Little, BY their said next friend, demand
partition Of the following real estats situa.s
in said county, 70 wit: The northsast quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of section I've,
township six Of range six, containing terry
acres more or less You are required - sH H-
swer said petition on or before the llsh day
Of Nay, 1879. ePRI0Gs &DRI06a, aF
mehil. 'Isw6. Astys he HalnAi1ku
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MoNRon

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e. ~, is.so. .i~.n f,.. A. .-.,. .h.,.. Y
<sna, :, .t,.rt;or v,ii .Isn \. .;v.- .. th !.
beat method Of teaching this much neglected
branch in the common sChool-) Daily gene.
raj exercises on sii SUBJECTS Of interest to
teachers, consisting Of Lectures On School
ueneIA n's'o - n .Hs. wv,
oo.s..n 1
An .xcellsut Litsr.rv soei.t,: fr.ousu.
examinatious for the benefit Of All: oompeteut
,r.t,rc,;on IN cs,man and Yr.nch spshl;. !,
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- ny ,hs.a psp ,.ns,.s.. ~ ~ =. '
= '-''' 'ss
BRANcHEs TAUGHT.
A class In Rays Higher Arithmetic, begin
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

OArHARINB sPArHRLF and Christian
" spathelf. her husband, who reside in the
county Of Davidson in the State Of Tennes-
see, and whose postofn.e address Is Nashville,
In said county and State. will take notice
that Elisabeth Fleahman and Henry Fleah-
man. her husband, did, on the 2lst day Of
February. A. D. 1879, 6le their petition in
the oourt Of common pleas Of Monroe Coun-
y. Ohio, the object and prayer Of which is
to obtain partition of the following described
real estate situate in Monroe County, Ohio,
being the lands Of which George Jacob Steis-
later died seissd, to Wit:
The south half Of the southwest qnarter
Of settion rls] aftsen, township (6] six Of
range (6] SIX, containing eighty acres more
or less; also. part Of the northwest quarter
Of the southwest quarter Of same section,
being Isl twerty I've sores OF Of the south
| side of said last mentioned tract; also, two
roods and fourteen perches OF Of the west
side Of the northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of said section; containing in
oil one hundred and ave acres more or less.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 4sth day Of April, A. D.
1879.
sPRIGGs & BRIGGS and
| PEARSON & DOHBRTY.
fsb2s, '79v7. Att'ys for Pitts.
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ROAD NOTICE,

NIOTICR il hereby given that petition
IN viii bs presented 10 the Commissioner
Of Monroe County, ,0his, at their next session
to be held on the 6rst Monday Of June, 1879
praying for the alteration Of the State road
leading from Marietta along the Ohio River,
commencing for the same at buckeye tree
on the lands Of the heirs Of VIM. Kirkland
In Jackson township, thence acroes Barnes
Run, through the lands Of John b. Bridge.
man In Lee township; thence to connect with
tho road leading from Alexandsr's mill te
Lodi, at or near . small stable on lands oi
John b. Bridgeman. PETITIONERS.
apr49,'79wS.
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ATTACHM MENT.

EE. Mills. plaintiff, Before Q Lude
va ,. P. of sunsbu
Fl @. Headershot, defendant. lry township
Monroe County. Ohio: On the 3lst day o
March, 1879, said Justice issued an order o
attachment in the above action for tho sum O
$21 46, and tl5 probable costs. Said case is 81
for hearing on the 23d day Of May, 1879. at
o'clock p. m. s =. y. MILLS.
xpl92. 79wS. 7
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ATTACHMENT

David A. Blatter. Plaintiff. ! Before Michael
against Boughner, j. p.
Christian Fierheller. John of Salem town.
Burkholter and John Boyer, : ship, Monroe
Defendants. county, Ohio:
On the 18th day of February, A. D. 1879, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in the
above action for the sum of f92 % debt. and
$40 probable costs. Set FOR hearing April II,
1879, at 10 o'clock m.
mch4, 79w3. DAVID A. BLATTER
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ATTACHMENT.

A. q. ". Potts. Admir- Before 7. G. Allen,
Of John A. Boice, e,dec'd. P. of Ohio town
vs.. ship, Monroe county,
Pearson Barrickmsn. Ohio: On the a5th
day of February, 1875, ,ihs said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above actiou
for the sum of $40 SO. and SIS probable
costs. Said case il set for hearing on the
21st day OF April, 1879. At Q O'Clock p. m.
mOhl l,'7sw3. A. q. ". PUTS, Admir-.
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SCHOOLS.
N 0 R NAL SCH DOL.
WOODsFIELp, OHIO.
THE pr,rg ~e-~ this School win
! begin April a, 1879, and continue
ten weeks.

ADVANTAGES OFFERED ny rHfs SCHOOL.
w.odsne'd, being the County seat, offers
advantages superior to all other tow in the
county. The rm will close before tha hot
weather, SO unfavorabls to sfudy ycommenoes
The principal and his assistants are teachsrs
Of large experience, and will conduct the
school according to the latest and best meth
DDS Of instruction. In addition TO these ad
vantaees, ths price Of boar ding and tuition
Will be put at very low rates.
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These examinations will commence at 3
o'clock 4. N. and close At p m.
A fee Of so cents 10 required from each
applicant, a. . condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board.
fsbls.7s. 8. A. ATKINSON Clerk.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
B..as. Of jane. cronin, Deceased,

THB undersigned has been appointed and
j qualified - Administrater Of the estate
Of James Cronin, late Of Monroe County decd,
vice Crawford Crenin, resigned. ss
Dated. thb 3tth day Of March, A D. 1874
spie, '53wS. - ALBERT ClOkIN.S
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BLACKSMITH.
Wagon Making and Blacksmithing.

M. 4 q. LETZELTER,
WOODS FIE l. D, OHIO.
WE have opened Wagon Making and
w Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry
Building on the east side Of town, where We
are prepared 70 manufacture s5
Farm and Spring Wagons
or the latest and bes. styles. Also, viii rs
pair wagons and carriages on short notice.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Wheels and woodwork tor wagons ironed
and iron for wagons and carrisgss furnished
at market rates.
Special attention will bs given to shosine
horses. Give as call.
mayaS,'76s. u 4 c. LRTZRLTKR.
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Beallsvills Normal School,

fIsHK Fifth Session Of this School opens
July IA, 1879, and closes Sep embsr
10, 1879. r setas
We take pleasure In Offering TO the pat
ronising public superior advantages over an y
other school in Eastern ohic-amons which
ere corps Of efhcient Instructors, written
Examinations, good and cheap boarding, a
moral and social community, 6rst GLASS
Literary Society. thorough course Of Lee
lures, and At the olose Of the session, the
Coun Y Teachers Examination.
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LECTURES.

Theory and Practice Of Teaching; Civil Gov
eminent. Astronomical and Physical Gs-
egrsphy.... ..........-.....D. hcfht.
Theory and Practice Of Teaching; Parliamen-
tary Law; Rhetoric; q. 8. History and Psy :
chology ........... .Rsv L B. KING.
Didactios and Historical Geography;
Rsv G, MCDONALD.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estats Of Nancy Byers, Deeeased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified As Executor Of the sstate ei
Nancy Bysrs, late Of Monroe county, decd.
Dataa thiA f7th day Of March, ID lsA
april, 7sws. ABl1R BYxR.
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Classes will be formed in all the Common
Branches. and in any of tho Higher in which
Instruction may be desired. Lectures will b.
given on Theory and Practice, The Best Meth
DDS of Teaching, The Metric System. and Other
educational and scientific topics; and special
attention will be given to those preparing te
teach.