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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16
CLASS f-srGLLioSs.

American AgrcuItutist
Bssi yellow glotss mangle wufgel..Ino II. Yo-
cut.... Agrfculturitt
Best utahasas.C. Dale, Practical Farmer
Best Hubbard squashes...D. C. Waier-....... - es
Class xxtI--FRuTrs.
Best fall applcs...Wm Dale. . Practical Farmer
Best winter apples. Emanuei Mussor do
Besi sample apples. do Am Agrioulturtst
Best apples Of fs7s..Dan G. gruves PrartoaI Farmer
best summer OF fall pesr.-w. u. Eckley Do
BCsi vintcr pears...W. D. Erkley a.......... do
Beet sample u peaFs...W. n Eokley An grrnitutist
do peaohss.. W hickey Practical Farmer
do plums.W y Bskley. Am. Agricultufist
do qnlhcss.. Mrs. J. 7. Harris do
do erapes..John walter Do
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16

Ras; y.sfIar stove. coal " \ Hlrls.-... fl,s14A
Bot uAtEhss and lrusry.-FC = Kfhsgas ... Diploma
COLLECTION fasiis ..A Miller a. suA Diploma
ouilasi5Hn miusruluEy.. o. 2 pu aud HiriaaA
dsEiay hAriuAfr.ii X t,ets -...-...... 81 rIarua
displAr marble safk Cyrus ". Hunisr BTlo7ua
disglay tansiaAl iusituHleuis. PunHeH
, 1879-08-06

A. horse attnchcd to waGon owHct1 and driven
py E, Va,l Akin, Ut No. 1sSs IWenty-sccond
street, run away Mt :l5 yesterday morning, und.
coll,lsng With q latnu-post ut thu corner OF
Eighteenth strcctnnd Wentworth avenue. badly
brotr IT,
Paul Btesz, IS years Of age, shcet'Iron press
feeder III tho cmploy vi Sargent, Gseenleaf u
Brooks. II No. II, Randolph street, wls|Io nt-
ttinptis,s u re1uove pleco Ut shcct iron from.
Intier tte dlo had tiToa lngurs ot his right hnlnl
amputatcl by tl,e klitu Of llIe luachlnu descend
lng upon them. Ilu was takcn TO hts home, No,
GU Morgan street.
Conral nyleman, 9 years OF age, whose pa-
rents live ut Nu. iul Wallace strccs, ycster1ny
strnYed fr0ln ha house intu Ill nlley III the rear,
and, while plavlng t1lcrc, was kicked On tile
head by hurst running ut largo OIL tlse prairie,
the owner VI which IL unknown. Two uoetors
Who attended, thu little fellow found the skull
fractured, auu any that ho cannot recover.
At 4:30 yesterday afternoon. while Miss Jcn
ptu Albrctch unt. Airs. 4. sghotthofee wert
aeated iii Il buggy In front Of No. 81 West Itau
tsolpl street. The hurs0 touk fright and 1ackGt
tuto pnsHlnE strcct.car. Tic ladies' mud thli
| dren Wcre all thrown uut but fortunately Rll u
caped unhurt. saye Miss Albretch, who wa'
| quits seriously Injured internally.
, 1879-08-06

Tho City Treasurer yesterday received zoos
from the Water Department, 81, ,5;3 from the
Comptroller, aud $5,A9 from the City Col
legtoy.
Charley White, Of the Collectors Office, left
1ast evening by boat for New York uud other
Eastern cltlos. Lie will be absent several
wccks.
Tue Mayor denies that 10 told Aid. Wetteres
that he intended to Appolnt penner Fire Mar
ahai. What he did say to him was that no QUO
had asked him to appolnt hhm, or that no QUO
WAS seeking the place. lie wss Equally inde!l-
mite ia ta!kng to reporter un the subject. lie
thinks tic reporter made mistake III reporting
tic Aldesu,al.
Among the building, pcrmtts iasued yesterday
was one 10 Palmer, Fuller !: Co., to Greet oue-
story brick kiln, CORNER OF linton aul Twenty
1irtt 6tEests TO cost q. .00 to Schmidt q u lado
to erect y tNo-story barn, corner Of uuFlh4t
street arI Grant plnce, to cost g. COO; and 70 N.
WaEtrlsky s. Son, TO erect y twa.s.ory store as,l
dwelling, No. 1884 South llalsfed, to cost
$3,lO.
1he Commissioner Of Public Works was en.
gagged yesterday opening bids for sewers. II
comparison Of them, but tbs competition wal
very close. A crowd wore around watching tht
work, and 1t tunes they weTe quite uoisy. aHt
it was difficult TO restrain theui.. IWo Of th'
bidders, late IN the eattsEnoon,-stcSschola nit
Itysu,-Weut out aud took soulethluk, a1ld 70
IL uuaFye!tnx about their lids, an
upon tlc.r return to the sidewalk u
front Of tbs rookery tried which could &c
Through w,udox trst. Il wa closa Gstl. hu
, 1879-08-06


nfsTMAYE1s.- III thla etty Aug :. 1osert ,rtmayrr.
FuetaI tfu h3s lsse re44cncc, od Iiowe'Ai. Notlcu
hcreaftAr,
sYtrxEIs--A. H. fnit,cr. aged II ytars months.
funeral fTun SHMs tuhtli tltnra'rti' IN Wcdnes'
day, Aug. u, at! =. ILL.,. to Gtntclan1.
70 ,exssYi Il. Ils',asy asa ssenna K
KGnta!na taken East f1t Uurfa'.
ultflW n -The flHrIAI Of TIN nth Edward .. brown
viii taku paGn llI!s afternoon at .rG@k from Mercy
i,un trsr q Calnrt AZ and :,
aS isstai..ay, Iultn MuhtaruaY. axct q YGss. Iur
In t.1sinty C.lra. i'arIal of kGllreuti. IrelauI:
FEueFA! ThHEshAy ~ ~ u'Glncs. 10 81: iAtrtfRA
Church, fr,i tlIencc by cars IL Calvary FFsnda asa
IT, New iifltain tconu.l pspcrs please copy.
ts7a & r. TIT f, 1noasfs srysn rns'
itsn!ains taken East for lntormrnt.
en- MsllersnuEE pe1strs I'tase copy.
nta, I'll i T. ns aa Msa I's. Hq:' assa s
aMd Ii laYa.
cAKEY-AuR. s. Of choera:!niantuln. Frederick
Fuuctsl tEuI sIg Watastl'as. to-day At ft%Qt
UUNTnN-Aux. = Rs Arlington lielR1ts. Cook
County iii, EstGler H., wits nt iati,es aHnton.
~" nswcS0 IN. w parcts alca4a copy.
asxef & IL H. sas ass +. y. Ssssen'. saaas mouth:
. angels 70 w|,o talkcd with hus.
Al. All. .psaltHh pnt,aaHh! tsT Il e esa 81 po,-spov
THAT WI did love llHF W.
Funeral from the houss. SAT 1sckton'st. Wednesday
A. ~ IN, ......
CoFFlN-AuR. s. Of dGph!herla. !rone Lo,ss4e,
Iounxe.t 4suKhtssn j. l." and aAsse H. coan' asea
Euuesai ssrviccs II Hassyta, H., Thursasy.
, 1879-08-06

THIS TIME ON Ttia CtTf'5 Bln6.
Another derrick fell yesterday morning on tho
Court-Elouso Square, and, with tho ttsunl nooa
fortune which has attended theso accidents,
without iuturing anY one. Ordinarily, tllcso mia.
Inns have bcfnllcn the contractors on tho co,,n.
ty side, but this time It vas city derrick Which
went down. TIC exact scene uf tic nccidcut
wns the n.,l'lolph-strccs front Of the now City
Ilall, just opposttc 1Iooaey's Theatre. Ono Of
tue ,arro lcrricks was raising stone Of nbout
five tons' weight 10 its place. rlle stone Ind
hceu lltcd to its propcr level, ind the men wcro
swnying II n order to get or Its bed. when tl!a
EuY-post, driven info the street oVer at thc
Sherman House corner, suddenly snnpncd near
tic ground. Tho derrick brokg square oil tn
ton Vi The wall. whlla tho big stonc carnn tn TIM
ground. The damage. outstlo Of The loss Of
t1tne involved, was only about $dW,-nnthtnls
like as serious an accident as 'l'c nna which
happened the other day On the Glark'stfeet
'front.' .......
THE cAuaE or TIE ACCIDENT
is curious ono. II beI,lg npparently ono d
tllosn cases where nobody IN, particular ia 70
hamo. Tie derrick rms we'll handled, was n
ratse tlree ttmes Tho weight. which 1t was
handling yesterday. The fault lay IN the g,ly-
post, which WINS put into tho ground year at n
Inst spring. The soil ut that point is 80 damp
lhut II, ,a cot,rac ot year stlck Of timber hi
CONES 80 damn rs to bo unsafe. Last spring
Nir. william Manson, the sub.contractor who
Aas Charge al the stoneseiti.lG. vent to tic then
Superintendent of Streets, George Wtlaon, an. y
conid on not 10 done; nevertheless hinuson sot y
to do it, but was stopped by Wilson, who said
llo Ind power to arrest lin for nreax
tng nip tlie pavement, niHl would do Il
r. stanson peFa,sts in ,,, ,psstt.ing stsn.sn .as IL
unable 10 10 what ho wantad to.
On Mr. Wilson'S behalf. however. II may BE-
, 1879-08-06

TIM Onpcnncfm caso fs set for trial to-day,
and II Is sald t1at thcrc will no no iurthcr post
ponenGnts.
Tlot,as II. Mcyers plcadcd guilty to charge
OF burglary III thu Criminal Court yesterday,
and was rcntanuct1 for sentence.
The tux-saies yesterday includetl a few lots In
the Town Of 1.omont. Sales Ia tho same town
will bc continued to-day,
Tic Committee on Charities 1nst yesterday
and audited a few bills. Soma applications
were made for passcs, hut oniy tTo ware
granted.
"Elack jack" otherwise known ~ Julius
Yattow, tic ainsayory Little ljH'fercisp U the
GsdGo p9hoat nnp9 ee yefss5May a a S9e n1S ns
appearance. Juhi A. 1.oEnnx aud n. Z. Nc
Donad went on 1lsc bond.
somo one or moro Of the Commissioners
au,no days Hyo ordered SlilHaukee-aVeatla
dealer ii cover lie flooring u The court
rooms at tic City.1fal] with nattilg nntl
Competition was not Invited, but tI'c merchant
bought tho goods ot Wholesale hnusc. uittl Will
rllargn up reasonable Yruift." Of course,
which ought to havo, &ccn sascd to tue COUNTY,
Hut thls IL not nil. As soon rs the work had
beet, tlone m cxprcsstnan called a. th1 CitY.
Hail nni castcti the old nInttiug away. much of
which Has fcrY little worn. lie said he waa
tuking 1t to secondhand dealer on Lake street,
aufrv Into tho matter might not be atnlss, Us tho
county hRs constant use Tor such goods.
IN TIE C1ttMfNAL COUNT
yesterday, The trial Of Augustus AlcNec1cy fol
outra1Inl. child named Flora Ellsworth uecrl'
pied the cutIro day. Mrs. Ellsworth, the Other
OF tic chlld, resided with her daughter at no
! 10S West Madison street, RI!l, during hcI
| absence ono day In June last, the lcchcroue
ncast McNceiy IL alleged to have committed
| tho crime CHARGED. flu Is 4 low-browct1, hard
| looking specimen, with a strong dislike f0I
work, nnl hu lived ut the house on tho earnings
| Ut bis wife, Il seryant ctnptoyed there.
| The evidence presented fully established tht
| guilt OF tile ucclsed, and Developed dcpth d
deprMvitv almost appalling. The child was at
! tgrrlIfud tllut she did not dare TO inform fle
| mother for several days As tho girl Is but
| years Of age, the question Ut tho use o
| 7urcc dill not enter Into consideration, th
statute providing that a child Of such tendc
| wears ia incapable Of giving consent. WhcI
M:Ncc'oy sas nrrestcd he denied the crime, bu
begged to bc let 70, aud nfrerrl Ill kinds Ut IN
dlitemcnts. 3tato'E-AttorHcy Afil!s lnadc yer
powerful appeal that JUSTICE should be done II
illr ease, uilI about lIalf-past o'clock the ius
retired, the only Instructions given them hcis.
couulc ofEcred by the defen.lAnt's counsel
touching upon tho question Of reasonable 1ouoi
At 8 0'cIogk It api,cased tint they had no
rearl,ed nh ngrcement, and the Court adIourno
until q o'clock this morning, the Jury oe!li
granted leave to seaa the yasdict.
, 1879-08-06

AnF nbaAlltts 1iG C'thG 1NH'b VIZ '.t.,..,.ntf an
Kaufman yesterday but VIVA uostlnnnen ~ snn e,n. ~.
a!on ot the North SHE afn an'.e ,na'e'manntt IT..
nnl propose 70 tsani ~ I.r.an, . a''1n chnrac
Efforts 70 fia ie parn n q snerin,c,,iss for uver
six ycnrs, and as thu RESPECT md estec'n ot tho
beat cltizcns OF that port'on o1 tho city,
some excitement was created nbout the West
ss S9yst s's sas Il ys,sras n oas ntssapS1 sy s Ss
onncarnt,ce al n maj, struggling With four no.
l,ccmcn in tho strrcts. After tough STRUGGLE
in whlrh tho prisoner blittcu acvcra, Of Tho
nniro in the farc with HI. head, 10 wns
borne to ,hc stntlun n,nl lucecl IN. Up Eavo
?o spalllar anss q nlos1.x ,Tsv, !" nc
iicwas cnarGed WIN aisosnes sur'sst ".,n ~ e"'
of tue tcf'ctncnt houses near '''e sta'''"'
e. n. synon,1,. flony small tc,yc'rr husi-
nsss xti'n ~ H m ,i,s i ay It ooi, 10
,ren, lI nsI,,rs M Il, ~ ret cnn Of coffee atMl aono
Inch ~ md tsstnucti t]ls front door, but left
tIIc rear ous vucn. IN Ills absence sneak.t!cf
soe rnss a% "Spen spee, % 5 o'her swefy am IL
yss"ars Tn. s an IN t's sat Tie ioors Of Which were
wiIo opeu. Tic amount lost Is sst At $50
worth,
Minor arrests: George Cruel. .necal 20.
ltecR,an living at M. la1 West Washington
atrcct, who nut put Ills wifo aud tainty g. nc
nxztc Of rfvoysr a' oeat 9l WIFE, aosSG ,si,s@s 'e
.ntscaEct IN eutslnG circlls-tens iast
Saturday night nt the corner Of Canal aug ltan
dolpl1 htreets, out ot which he had bcen elected
for Insulting the fnt woman; n: !. ODonogMac,
formerly clerk fot faSno EttA, iAftsns ~
tsl. hnsoaM! y nuna . Ma'tEs, Isa, "Gs,T Mprs Ann
Mn.,a. si,nn. .I.f"r ci,arrnI ,vitt stcating
ns'em,. ,. ;s,, IT., ef'a ~ 1rozrr. of No, S1
fsis..I s,rcr: 1,suie KIlfca;jcr, Insane, who
, 1879-08-06

Dy long experience. cnrefnlhnd pcsslasent study.
tho sctgnctt Of wntch'roTairinE III Hamilton,
HhOuylB j. Co. y laa tec! ftaucCd to !llit Art.
, 1879-08-06


n1.AC1;-TGENEi.-At sllo residence u tho hrt,le'#
rarcufA I'M Monday, Any, 4. by !ho lev; ". Snowt.
lsack 0f ttrbtn England. and Miss saf4 Il. T1rncT.
Of ChcaEu. hH cHrts.
ri Mrs Il, s. C0Ik, l1A1 inlfaua.Hs. hy tt ltnY DR..
lty.rr, Mr, Harry II. scasesnt aud M!ss btEtha f.
, 1879-08-06

lf yotl hayn millions or reaches, Duck j. 1Soy
nors Moth l'Dwtrr will dna,r0y t!lgm MI.
, 1879-08-06

Of tho Club tint The Convention should DO held
nt the enrlftst possible t1ssc."
After tlc Chairman had rontf thc constitution
nnl b, -tnws twice. 80 as tn impreas !l'rm upon
Tie ,,l,nl's Of tLose present, au adjournment
wna had.
, 1879-08-06
SUICIDE.

TIE DECrAaEn K1NnLY LKAvKA HIS REAHONS,
.Oue uioru unfortunate, ,"--onIy it's mnu.
Ill was fund in thu I.alte Park, At the fuot u
Juvllson street, by Policeman aargent, ut I
o'cucA Yesterday afternoon, stone dead. The
budy WAS taken to tile Margue md turned over
to Superintendent William atckcnscy, who
took his description, as follows: Agu. abont IL;
hight, five feet s!K inches; light brown l.alr
ullu mus taelo. dark tout. blnek t'ants, with
grcen a,,a white harrow atrlpe, ca'fskin
b,,uts, PAPER collar and hosUlll. hut lIo shirt. III
ulu Packet was fund halt Nh ounce vi bronliu0
Ut potassium. mud an oInpty two-ouleo ytnl
Which hatl evidently had whisky IN It,. 4 falr
Int .srncu IL thut Aercased mtxcd the lroHldc
nnd whisky md drank Tho duso: In an,il,rr
| which gave n clcw to his fdons!ty:
4s!.; nas;s.A ysar. rrosassv pspsrs pIsass copy. "
Ills nsAsoAs roH coMArrrtSd SUICIDE
are sct forth Iu the following letter, wllcf was
writtvu OIL the buck VI u mcdleat circular mt
lnc!osrd III . Palmer liou:o cnyelops, a1tdrcssrl
"An open lotter. IL w!lum /. inay concaru.
| ElIcagu, Ill"
4p 'eaoa 1t may concern !; ~ roason fos M teEmi. @
conmsnt on tt,s III as 'sasN.o ''wiUMs' = too!.
iii. eso.. o.c. uu' viewing !ls alln,ato eer.aa.
Sses II tho ' opnon y I'LL in h: wa nfs esras
sess s%as = IpiSsn Sav. o.pstsacsd ast a''e III &
iilo tAat want to; and my oaly regret !. tha. j.
ys1 50 ons ~n.. 9y haa ap sIst ao
ii ID my preference that thste Should ts uo sul,g
Ious servlcrs obsurycd ossE mo. lconslder tsle
a. | sven moro repscs,.ible than tho one who road.
| II from u pac& Of ga1os u ata4saEa u t"s
Fs:asa tns maSnAnsS n q n ~ inSsnss ;,ass
aad parapheraila Of their profession o. ttse gTsat
cut bus1sn under whel. nlankina I laeoss' 9 Ias, ~
, 1879-08-06
TIE POLICE.
AtOiaE CHANGES


Acting superiutehdant O'Donnell and tho
Mayor had au cxtondcd conference yesterday
afternoon, nnd the result, at late hour, was
tho pronunciation Of the following, which OK
plains Itself:
yp<etat Orders, No. II. II. Fatrolmen Ascussns
Swanson, Edward j. Stce1o, antl Jokeph Kipley. OF
She fifst Precinct, and !hasles +. AlAstch IT Tho
Third Precinct, nre flcrcby transferred to Ccntrsl
Station. They will repnst At tn 0ttc1 ut O'CLOCK
q. H.. 9TH inst, fur nsalgnncnt 10 duty.
9. Detective tle0Eg0 un!nzsnant OF the Centrnl
Station. Ia hereby Transferred 10 the First Pro-
c!uct liz will report 10 Capt. Ebcraod 1T o'cluck
a. H., t,th inst.. fur assignment 10 daty.
i. Detective Thomas Tfutner, Ut tho Contrat sta
tion Is hereby transfertcd to the Second Precinct
lie will report 10 Can't Simmons At o'clock
9TH inst.. fur assignment to DUTY.
/. ratroman Michael Fnan, 0f the Cdattal Sta.
lie viii report to Cant. 4. ". hathaway ut II
| u. u,., 9TH inst. for assignment to duty.
1, Station Ifccpes Join a. Patterson, Of thu
West Chicago Ayonuc Station, IL hereby aruna5ercu
to West Lake Street Station for duty As stattol-
| keouer. y!co james 8. Barber, promoted.
t. Detective Miclsuol La bounty IN hereby trans.
ferrcd tson, tho Central Station to thc THIRD
| tng-Capt james y. lsathsr ut Z o'clock y. NJ.
| for duty aa Station. kccppr Mt Weat Chicago Av.
cuus Stattou ytca b. 4. Patterson, transferred.
u. Detective ,Iohn Shear, Of tho 9ccondjpErctnct,
Ia horeby transferoh tU thG Central Station. lie
| will repost ut this oillco at O'clock q m. ,
/ Ush lrst., Tor aas!rnmont to duty.
:. patroln.an charlea a. Palmer X hcre!y trans'
| 1lo will r9port tU CApt Eoerso!d Mt p. T.,
9Th lust, fur assignment u patrol duty.
| SINUS UllnHSEtL,
| Acting Superintendent
, 1879-08-06

aroeta1 Orders No. II: ..
Firt-Lteut. August H!cttnor ts horcby trans
Ioyred from tho First to tue Second Precinct. lo
vii report 10 Capt. fhomas +. Simmons at Z
o'cock a. ILL.,, 9TH inst, for assignment to duty at
IIinnlHn. Street Station.
p!gppt to duty az Actin. Ltentcnant nj Harrison
Street Station, v,ce lteat. Hettnuf, transferred.
and Fatrolman nAu llo,an will act as Stations
Kccper at IlarrIuon. Street Statlnn until further
orders, SIMoN. O1)oNHEIh,
! Acting Superintendent.
This It Is believed, 6cttles tho transfers fot
so,nc time, but repogta continue about sarts'es
removals, Nh ono can tell, however. when they
will ue made, Or who nre to bo tho fOrtuuatcs os
uufortunRtts.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-27
A Good One.

Two boys were standing in front of
4 cigar store, when one Of them ask
ed the other: "EIave you got three
cents z" "'Yes." "Well, I've got two
cents give mo your three cents and
all buy five cent Havana cigar"
."All right" says No. 2, handing out
,he money. He enters tho cigar
store, procurcs the cigar Con credit
pnssibly. lights it, and puGs with a
great deal Of satisfaction. pCome,
now, give us pull" says No. 2 81
fnrnishe! more than half the money"
Il know it." says the omolser, ''bni
Efgn, I'm President and you are only
aystockholder; you can spit" Now
is not this about the way our rail.
roads are conducted. Ask ye stock.
holder. q .'l .
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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-27
Rail Road Schedules.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
Commencing Sunday, March IL, 1879,
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-27
Rough on John Sherman,

Ealk about "nepotism" under
Grant but just make John Sherman
President Of the United States, and
the true meaning, not only Of the
Hord but Of The syteh wliith it repre-
septs, will be understood. 1t will
P:indt nephe%s only, but "his sisters
apl his cousins and his aunts." IN
the early period Of the war, while
Sherman was Senator, he got every
male relative he had on earth placed
on the pay!roll, and when the war
was over there wasn't one Of them
among the killed, wourdcd or miss.
ing. :" = > ~
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-27
SHERIDAN'S SCHOOL.
A CLASSICAL aSCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
HUGO G. SHERIDAN......... Principal.
MISS E. j. MACKAY." Y."........Assistant

TENhis School opens on the First Monday
Il in September annually, and eontih-
ucs unintCrruptedlyu until the last of June.
TERMS PER McATH.
First Grade. beginners................ 90
Second Grade, Grammar pupils...... $50
Third Grade, advanced English...... 400
Latin and Greek, extra............... 80
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Grade.-Alphabet, Spelling, Rud-
imentarY Arithmetic, Writing and First
Steps In Geography.
Second Grade, Spelling, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Second Steps In
Geography, Grammar. Written Compo-
sition, Latin and Greek.
Third Grade. Spelling, Reading, Writ
ing, Arithmetic completed, Geography
completed, Grammar completed, Compo-
sition, History, Philosophy. Rhetoric,
Logic. Bookkeeping, Algebra, Gcome-
try, CHEMISTRY. Latin, Gfeek and Writ
ten Composition.
Elocution is taught in each grade.
Miss Mackay has charge of the girls.
Students may enter at any time during
the term, and are changed only from
date of entrance.
Boys and girls are prepared for the
Sophomore Class in any College or for n
successful business lffo.
NeatneSs Of person, polite manners
and high sense of honor are considered
of no less Importance than the branches
taught, aid are therefore inculcuteli
with unremitting assiduity.
Board may be had in good families
near the school mt ten and twelve dollars
per month, including washing and lights.
Boys and girls are kept separate and
no intercourse allowed
A liberal share Of public patronage Is
respectfully solicited.
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"A colored preacher in Cow Grove
described hell rs ice cold, where the
wicked froze % all eternity. Being
Asked Why he sadi Cause don't
dare to tell dem people muffin else.
Why, if eay hell was warm, some
Of dem old rheumatic higgers would
he wan,in' tQ start down dere dc very
fust fros',"