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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09

POLrrICs IN MEXICo.-Thc Frcnc h
mail steamer from Vera Cruz brings
dates from the City Of Mexico to tic
18th instant. Peace prevails through
out the republic. Public feeling in
favor of the reelection Of President
DaZ is growing stronger. 1t is said
that Diaz Gun maintain peace and pre-
serve The country from a fresh rcvolu-
ton. Everybody is persuaded that a
revolution will follow the next election
no matter who may be elected other
than Diaz. President Diaz, however,
continues to firmly decline to serve an
other term, even if the constitutional
amendment against reelection is re-
pcalcd. Many persons believe that the
secret partisans Of Diaz arc keeping
the reelection question continually
before t > public and fostering the
excitement, and that Daz will at the
last moment accept reelection in defer
cncc to tic peoples will. a great
many foreigners arc constantly de-
tcctcd iDstigating revolution in tho
country. President Diaz has expelled
several of these, and it is believed that
he will cXpel every one found guilty
of such intrigucs. With the peace
prevailing and the emery President
Diaz displays, industry and commerce
arc rcviving.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09
YELLOW FEvER.-BLACK vo,


1t Is too soon to forget t.le ravagcs O..
terrible disease, which Will no DOUBT rett
q more malignant and yirulcnt FORM In th.
m0nVhS Of 1870.
cred in Southern NuDia and Used with
wonderful results In South America when
most aggravated cases or rover are I'd
causes from one to two ounces OF bile b
Uttered or strained from the blood each tiI
passes through the liver, as long rs an cs
or bile exists. BY It's wonderful action on
Liver and Stomach the tIEPATINE not only
vents 10 n certainty any Kind Uf Fever
patton of the Bowels. Dyspepsia and
Malarinl discusses.
NO one need fear yellow Fever who
cXpcl the Nalarial Poison and excess OF
from the blood by uslng MERRELL's liErAl
which IS sold by all Druggists In rs cent
$l.ou bottles, or Will bc sent bv express b,
Proprictors,
A. f. MERRELL & CO., Phila.,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09

HEAVY FORFEIT FOR MARRYING.
l'hincas Hough, Of Philadelphia, who
died several years ago, left a house and
lot in that city, with all its furniture,
and also the interest of $4,000, to his
wife. Elizabeth Lynn lIoug gh, for life,
if she should SO long remain his
widow, but in case Of her marriage
then tho estate was to go to the testa-
tors f.thcr. Mrs. IIough married
Alexander NJ. Donbright on December
l6, 1873. When the trustees came TO
file their account the father asked that
the $50 900 be awarded to him, because
the widow, by rcmarrving, had broken
the condition on which she held the
money. After hearing the point
argued Judge Hanna sustained the
fathers view and awarded him the
S20,00O.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09

WHEN Count Bismarck appears as
Little Buttcrcup to Unser Frtz's Ralph
tackstraw, this is the way he opens
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09
JUST RECEIVED !!

Figured Muslins,;s Figured and
White Lawns. Centennial Stripes;
Cambria Muslins, Bieached and
Unnicachod Sheotings and Drills.
ALSO,
a lot Of Shoes from the VIRGINIA
State Prison, every pair Of which we
guarantee.
ALSO,
Gents Straw and Fur Hats of the
latest styles.
ALSO,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans and
Cottonades.
j. r. McMASTER G. co.
N. B.-A lot of Bluo flannel and
Yacht Cloth Suits for sale cheap.
June 10
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09

''Man nennt mich Klclno Butterblumc, ucbc
Klcinc Butterrblumc, '
ODw0hl 1ch ME gcwlSSt wnrum,
Doch n0nnt man ButtCrDlumc, mich oOnc
Kleinc Buttefblumc, ~
suisse kleine Buttcrblume, ich"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09

,-According to the -EWo Nudepcn-
dent, William Sharon is a candidate
for reelection to tho United States SEN
ate from Nevada, and it is alleged that
a large majority Of the State senator's
who hold over arc in favor Of gratify-
ing the lnillionarc's ambition. As
Sharon can hardly be cal led resident
of Nevada, andas he has almost wholly
neglected his official duties during TIC
Term which is not yet completed, il is
difficult to see what reason can be pre-
scntcd for rc-clccting him. The X9dc-
pendcni says chat "his claim TO further
political honorS can only be based upon
the amount OF coin he will disbursc in
order TO secure Them"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09

LIFE IS 4 PLEASURE.-Only when
we arc in the enjoyment Of all our
faculties and in perfect health. This
can only be when all the important
organs Of tho body are performing
their functions properly. The Liver
IS more liable to get out Of order than
any other organ, and produces moro
unpleasant effects. A dose Of DR..
Gildcr's Liver Pills occasionally, will
keep it all right, or set it right if it has
gone wrong. For sale by DR.. w. l..
Aiken. 1910
, 1879-06-13

plo here vho have always known thu la, -.
1ast losing the prejudice townrt j,cr tbe. aaf no
existed n'nonV so',lc. Both MIA Sr .nat AT a. grst
sSattl are isgroes Of constlarabc na,n nun ,tn arr
eIa,1'stS nteI!gsso ard learning. ani a. tna mn
smanhEseqt thtt W. put 10, nsse,..S1'su .n.aS1T'9uEh
payiug considerable toward it. a. ",,u ,n T. nov
fnssas fos sr olot,s IN bcn Of sck Sss psons 70
pits dron ,ns a. m snnress'o Of Erattuc
sr 1'a,r; f{o'1 young ady an invaiid' rn1 1T +
Tsao hi. ,o ~ re1|hsst TINT sho Will Eer
ansy day I, u s aoar n1s w!'s% s wSa os s0ss ess
time lsagnased by Mrs Nix tlc SouMg me psesI,e a
a.1o'l'tss at% ,sn,,,s leit her nsta'1aucou.tIvs t
pcEsoa. Mrs. M. has s,nco rcce,yra "s!l ~:
volume Of literature and oito sum IT monas NM
IS an express!on Of thu young tady's rre;nu%5 ;;nG5
Instances OF tho almoat miraculous c,,,ss sfae;
through tflo laora Of this relnarkabln sS,sa wn,ns
are nanv, and her tins Is wholly occunfc %osa s,.h
new cases. In Cases where llcr preacnre e.nnna Mn
be secured the patients aro directed To sn,iI
cute N their own behalf, nnd cfIce,unl Ss.n,,s
have followed III thceu cnsea to soma er,cn, a''s
, 1879-06-13

n lttslo tlta year.. It IL not just Ia basa an
ssttfnate pf the volume nt tho general export
trade on tho cstos reports of thc i1fst quarter
OF tho year, NJ this Ia tho tina when the bulk OF
tho tmnprtcd light cotton fabrics Il taken cut oi
bond fur sprtnE nl1tl summer wear. UMr Amer.
lean cottoh goods arc ns n rulo much tlnor than
tho EnEtlhh tlanufnctures. Our exports Nro
r rrapdIy increasing anl already t,er sTc nearly
same tine"
=, It was .ai.i by representative Of Garner 4
Co., manufacturers of mil tlcalers In American
ti,e ronci, anuiasture liner aSaiity T of cosso lion
gos'da tllhn We do. bit these arc principally
lawn. and Hight Gnuzy fabrics, for which few
people pay lsE', PRICES. Only stnall quantity
q Them soss herc md = y not unfair t. sey
turo oir Mill 1,nve st gfeatIy t,npro1eS, '1eS
and the quality Of fabrics turno.i out is far su-
perioE to TINT Of Inst year. We arc now max.
nearly equal to Lie French IN ,lncness, and far
morn scrytceAb3e. Tie very hts. cotton goods
sot1 q RHODE Island may possibly b. Frcnch
ad English, but this is not trle OF other Statos.
sstts,. and Connecticut make splendld cot.
ton fabrics. Tho aame quality OF goods
AZ Tint manufactured in Franee. could DO
made herc hut It would not par, a. tl,cae goods
willing 10 pay d eenta yar.l tor or fairies whIei,
arc really not worth over II eCnts. England Is
not mailing any iincr goods than Amcrlcn, mud
na rule English Eosl18 arb not 8U line As Amor
fcan. The body OF Eng|lsh goods ,s 1nade equal
to ours In wight frequently by the use OF clay
Instead Of cotson. England ID cvcn inttattn.
oltr trademarks for cotton fabrics to no sent
to China, n1ld ono American house has been
compelled TO copyright it's InbetA IN England. to
prevent this. A greater quantity Of very tino
1ou0h fur honp trA1e fs being manufactured
iow than esor before, and several large factories
aro working from, & a: m to 10 p. n. OH linn
hayo bcon recently mare order. 10 American
manufactures for british trade than ever to-
forc."
Mcnbess OF tie firm OF Denny, Poor t. Co.
said: "'Fhcrc arc liucr cotton Eoots made In
Frnnce md England ttan here, bit not 1nr gen
eral American use, most Ut them bcin, sent
elsewhere. American c0tton 1ress-Eoods hare
Crcltty improved tn quality, and they nre
tulifng thr p1acc Of foreign cotton and wprslrd
g0ods, THIS IL especially true Of t1lr ,nanufac-
lures Ut Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Alassachl-
sctts, md Connecticut Within thrce years
Ovcr 10 C0U looms huvo been altered, greatly im-
pruvlny pf1ues anl light Eoods for sprln,: md
stttnner wear. There arc over thirty different
kinds OF fine cotton goods nov In the market
which wore not manufactured III thia country
four years aCu."
A Rhode 1sand manufacturer said: "There
cotton goods. One mill In Kho.lc island ts now
lnnklng Victoria asd Bfshop lawns mud tatonnuts
That nrc GQuHl to my H,atla abroad, unu Britiah
manufacturers have frankly admitted ti1ut they
will destroy their trade. Certain mills in Naw
EnElana arc turning out ptrcales equal to tho
finest foreign fabrics t1iAt fornurly sold arguty
IN our market, Alf1 at q much lower prlcr+n
, 1879-06-13

H.slnbsttgs {fla.} Hensocttu.
htr. II. r. t;uutIlng has a littlu daughter II
ycArs OIL to whose ticrya ssu fo,rlsu lie Is ILL.,
ues'tv4l !of slr l!fr nl lta 'tycar.ola huy. I'.u
circumstances weru hrteily these: The 6ny wits
lhetc was u plunk utl, aid thsuugI. tAta apcr-
turu lte litllu irlow fell. llo eungilt u lalIis,
however, III satllg, alEi Aa!l fur sulls tilNt bs
lore ho was discovered. hut llis h0l! weak
Is' s s,s,sr ..! VIII ," asn 1 ls! ,no Tue sstfrn
Mast Eirls would hnve screamed ullh sNu oil III
ultst Ut hep Not so With this ltttle Girl, The
screams nIM struggles for lilo Of her baby
brntl'er sayu her thu cuurugs OF q n,al,. She
saw IL laudtr, and, with All hrr Mish., sho
dragged u 70 aud placed Il Into the clsser,,, s.a.
@l!en went down iutu Thu w4trr, rcaehed out
a'ul caught hcr hroher Just III ttIae 10 SAVE lin
from wutoFy grave. By this tins hesp urriycd
atnl both wetu landed safcay tsotn their pcrlous
position. All honor to this ltttlu llerolnc!
, 1879-06-13

Sunday. Ntlen he came down from the pulpit
II was founu That llo had not slla kInnltcst r..
Inctnbrancn III having Euno trnugh precisely
The eanu aorviec oil tlie previous Sunday, and
when he wins ahsnresl Of It he felt considerable
nneasncsa lest hie iapso uf memory sl.uud tn,t-
cntc snlno impending attack VI If ilneas. Nome
be aiven Of thts curious occurrence, tho sul,.
jert Of It not being tiabie to ITS of 'nbstlce Of
'nna.' md not having had his thoughts en-.
1r''ssc' At the tttno by my utlpr epcctal preas-
hers Is the simple one oi rncro coincidence.
Whether this explanation 10 available or not
would tlcncn,l entirely IN the qucaiion whelhsr
tie prcaeher's lncmury WAS ordinarily trust
worthy or nut-wl.ctiler, In fact, hs would re-
n,culbur tie Arrangements, praycrs, sermon,
etc.. he had given on aMy occasion,
, 1879-06-13
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

fllgh-sclinoi Observation-Disclosures. ns.
hat" Oh UptinnnI HtmtltrK.
AFeguar meeting Of The Boar.l OF Education
was held Inst evening, President Wells Ia the
chair. There were rreseaL Inspectors llnyno,
English, PrussIng, Vucke, nartlcs., rranken.
thai, Frakc, Keith, l,rss,an. Armstrong.
Inspector i1uYnr, OF it1c Committee m Build
ings' ntl Grounds, submitted number of
vouchers, amounting I'll al to s7,G5a, LOT work
done OIL the various echtoi.buElllinys IN Erocrhs
If erection. ltcfrrred u lt,u Committee Oh II.
nance.
T1lo sumo Committee aRkel for authority TO
prepare plans and specifications for II !llteetl-
roou building III tia Thirteenth Wura, Tie
Council having approved lie Douni's rcco!l,-
mendalon to purchase the lot at the corl,cr pf
0nkley mad Ohio streets. Tic request was
arauted.
The Same Cnmmittca asked NH! obtnlt,etl ALL
fhorty to HeeDtfate lof tho rcloasu uf ccrtuin
property occupied by rented buildings OIL ,l,u
moSt favorable teF.ns they could get. liu
present leases will expire July1.
4 long communication Was received from. ths
Superintendent OF tho Deaf Nuts School, r.
questtng, In view Of tho appropriation by The
late Legislature OF Sl5, 900 tor tho support ap,l
maintenance Of this school, the appointment ot
special committee 10 luuk after jtg welfare.
The President, 1nspcctor lloruc, and supcrlu-
tendent Doty were appointed al aueh eo1Il-
mittcc.
A communication was received from Nayor
llarrison calling attention to The uct of the Iaxt
0eueral Assembly, approved aiay 81, ls19, In
relation To the mapncr VI issuing warrants, etc.
which goes ipto effect Iu!y l. This MT
provided, among other things according 10 thu
communication, that W&rEa.lts may bu drawn
, 1879-06-13

-tr@L.a.
7ho neas t'raaes Niauo Ia TINS country Com.
pairing FavotnhlS with tho Finest ofnhu-
tncturud IN EuElnnA anu Francn-LarEo
lncroaso III tho Export TtAlc,
St,o 1ork T.41an-.
Tho articlo RECENTLY published In Proyidcur,
ox.rr, ri tInt lin oilIrso1 sto,,,,r. ~ ,ho 1rs.
a,.s.,s. - 49, ~. ,,r,aa., ..s .,s, " , o 'ma1 M
quarter VI 1ne p'esco1 5eaF sno"ea that Tue
United States imported troIo Engtand 1885,
500 yards Of cotton uIccc.goods against 15,05,,-
0co iur the sams ttno In tB1B, mi adae1 ,r,,
~, ~ int tnat tnc heat c,,t,,n @onIs sa,d s T..
'"ss ''"1 Wv "tst e''t'p' sooos so'a III
thts staia arc manufactured In *Engluld
aud FRANCE" Importers nna manufacturers
In this city say that thn ,n,,,
,,,,.,on. ~ tho pr,vt,,arco ,..f.,. .aa
....'s. v.u" ,,, s"e a.1e'o o. aeo
un1hst Ahu ersoheous' ilcy elaam TINT " per
cont Of Nil tile imported cotton guods arc taken
landu,l boro {rnm Dcccnhsr to h,areb thn,
r"Enp IT,. In ,ors ~ ,hs er., n,'a,,ss
the year apparently very heavy: while tho i!ras
slx months o1 lnu ycur lu this country arc de-
, 1879-06-13

hfp 3OFk 3HH.
6trauQo mischRpces with fatal results ~
daily happening hers a,.l there, 4 Doss9n
hutche. ran againat kuite that lay on bosS. :A.
Tumau cauuht liur foot In y railroad frog, a'ia
could not gcl loose bolosu tra!n ran over hei.
Vermont iarsner sneczed with stfaw 10 ~ w.
mouth, drew 1t Into Ills lungs, aud d!cd snox!G
A horne kicked Michigan hoy into desp W., W.
Whero ho was drowned. The shoe tlex Oh aS tnG
foot OF . klcktug mule, ln Nashville asa IN
fractured tho skull OF oabN .,.v ~"
Oregon girl swallowed her engaGe,ns:entI,afl.
at,I lived only q weak afturwarl. Whiso ssaa' a1;
ing on his head on the top Ut hgh !eheen,,ti az
an Iowa boy lost ha balance, fell INTO ,ans .nu
thrown b. a plaYiellow, broke = gass .,s'1p isor
which 81. Louis boy was drlAks!.s, es's er a.rl
some OF tic pieces dorm hls throat. a''t 10 ovs
a low days ultcrwasd 10 EEeas aEuny' LuomIe prIe
up to watch the llght Of au ursaw, NasavrT sssr
woman dill not sec 1t descending anea.t anea.tt.a,ai o
her head, A,,A lhu sharp meal point y,i,r ssr
ller bsain through QUO of hss eyes A''''N' '''
jnnlaNt1t
, 1879-06-13

. . 19e0 INF1 U55fFFtF.
DR., Reynolds related t0 Dr, Carpenter case
parontiy sound 4eait!, sas rendered apptshc',- b.
htye oi btaih disease, though, Us II heanlcd,
without ouAsIou, by IRpss Ut lI,cmoFy.
lilo s'wcut through au ciltire puIbit
service oil certain Sunday tIornfng witt,
,lle most prFftet consistency, his choice VI
lynlns aud lessons, a,4 ha exienlpore prayer,
lelng I'll relstvl u the subject VI his sesso1s,.
on thu following sunday u.oruiug llu wuut
ttrDuEh thu introductory paFt Of lu scry!cu It,
precisely tho sumo l.a,ltlrr EtyiNE out the kauo
hytnng, reading ltu salIe lossuns, aud directing
tho cxtemporo prayer iA tho sauo
channel. lie then gave out the saule
tuxt, and preached The very same scr
Mou ~ hu had dope on TIC previous
, 1879-06-13
bridal Menus.

Catsrets for bridal parties II stascn o. ae H.
new thiuM. should sea tc bridal menus n9n s!Ss pa
coming issh!onaD1e IN south usnnsa{ xsss, asi.
bui,oid ono received from Stuttgart ~ ,vo ss.
used on tile ocsasIun OF 1sTrsssM M o1 ms o,lcr
tcrs, QUO ot whom married ~ oceF n'a ca1I Of
ssa p.tsatss ast:s t.. t. N nss sbss sfas S'a
6n elthsf sia of It are etctugs o. .ie 'i pus.
gtooma engaged In tleir sespeSS,"v ,Sa caasch
wherein the ccrenouy Has pssthSsss h!,,s. sre small
top, mingled ~lh hymenssite ssie,r.ssd s,n parties, ana
n shs ssu1s M m stands tbe uatgs b., h's ,nsna md
ptogramtno of music pesfosa'sa " p;5erhsps s sytj
Lana Oil tue oecasiott. ~ s,ls ~ M to to drawn Gu.
ssss'9s% ssssa % Il: ~ s,ssss sss' III
some bridcs might eyen oblsst .n,sh sn thsy saIs
preaautmeut Of Tho hoose' ~
born.
, 1879-06-13

Vlscsakxs, Ind., june ia.-lhe experts ap-
polluted BY lllo County Commissioners to Ill
vestfEata The Trcususct's books remrtcl pub
llcly this afternoon. Treasurer Reynolds bus
ot[urc1 TIC Commissioners iia nules, payable III
live Years at YET tcnt interest, tur lle full
nn!ount' liz will aEs!gu his entlre property 10
GuEclsey.
, 1879-06-13
NYMpHS OF THE BATH.

-.----
NlMEuS OE nUE nATu.
r1n,e rhn. rs',,.vs.a sA feee Bnth--
INV n"" .Moy 1s''JoSc' 'iho'aselsea, aad yfhAt
h"es "ofe' Van y,r. ,.,.
Iak1ng a "bobtnl' car" at tho Post-on1cs
Gtra'd was carstrt through tic hot and no.oms us
.stzeets Tint skirt tie o,1tcr cdoc of tht.
ttte foot Of East rlsh street. Mo-. ~ tsy 10
hatitants of This portion Of tho town appeared
TO be sist'ng along Tie eurhstonts in front Of
their dwellings or hnugsnE from Tia wInt,s.
thereof and gazing out upon the vo,l,t ,sr.s
.to,c,, tndtn.ranrc tr,,, t,,ot. 1,u "l'a
Girs md Goys coo,eI theIr eli ot t'1zy ~. hsss
sn,,.l,. w,,ncs ~ H. .. ~ !ect III tAa
.cnt" ~ rnrc, ~ ~, ~. ns g.a!eo a. hon
eSt,sr ,ittte M "nea ,vEp haI ~ 1.nr,cd pavement
tn make t.,cmscvcs ,,srf,,i wnre ,Lenues aEs
hoi,v" o,ai nt1rrs ersim harsLr ,h,a h,,aauAs fhe
nnr:icd nro.,scd n3tsI,nr. : msc3 aoG 70 Walk.
hsnis in" ~, /, f,,n,s - .a use4 ~ tpes s'n7
mi IT. mil l,f hcer h,a hn.on,m a - ussa sens
IN r"ma ri nitch a,i I toss ,rhch ~ 40 absorbed
hnSa warn niavintr t,,at la forent H. smo Mlle
1vht1s IL" ccr s1sn ,ost II. ,a.d am uase1 oseash,
,inIj md bisck a. n,oas,.s' AsAN I'LL" 'ooKed as
III tic CORNER Of Lewis aud Fifth s.,cc,. ~
cntcrnri.inr iafl iaI, act III, m XII % sstls. aa
wosa rroWn so wa was M traee IN IN ru epntos oa
with white chalka ~ G oEsters and elams a1e
cent catA." IN fhc top OF this coulter Hcro
TN NJ thn ova.rrsa ANIL ntrrn NJ ;cn " ~ ans
itself away In the sunshnc. Two ragged liitlo
1cloHh feEafacu tn5 tempting array OF bigalTes
With watering moutha Ind hands In their empty
pockets.
us tile iree bath at th1s wharf," Inquired ths
reporter.
Yes, ma'am replied llo youthful merchant,
Indicating tho direction With broken oyster.
knife "1t'a right down there, but tha Is
hdles' day."
Tho reporter trnnped on TO tho edge Of the
wharf, a!iI there aho found tho bath.houso
anchored. just inside the door was seated
Miss Brown, tho inatron Ia charge, and her A.
sistant. Both we're sowing on bathing dresses
The reporter etRtedhor erralld kild was admitted
within tho borders OF the hollow sQuaro that
fornls the bath. The place IL painted 10 light
colorB and 1uoked very neat and clean. row
OF dressing rooms runs around the entire space,
md all seemed to bn occupied yesterday.
"What timo do the bathers bsEin 10 comet"
Inquired the reporter Of 1liss Brown.
"The BATH opens a. 8 In the morning, and
many are hcre By halt-past 4, waiting f0r US To
CONC"
"Who ara your htet patrousl"
'"Tho Gcrinana. There are moro Germans
bathu here than nny other people, Thcy nso
used to It In their own country and are perfect
ducks In the water"
One Of the ducks passed tho reporter % her
, 1879-06-13


tue Juno roll would be rad Il, cast, from the re-.
ctpts OF the school FUND.- Scrip for months prsss
v1o,sa To May Was nron,isutl cvcry DAY. .,
ga m9tIc M q luspcstor ilSync H. GGmum' ;I ron
,Bttco on Finance.
1gHrRous DONATION.
4 communication ras received from Jacob
Rosenberg nrt Henrietta Kuseufcld. trustees of
thr estate Of the lato Michael 1seesc, Of San
rnns;ss announcing nS donnt9m ,a 70 e of
ta.Voo, 10 Ec known "a "rhc Michael Reese
FUND.-" md tin. fnterest 10 be used for The pur.
chase Of school.!ooks. f1r poor children atten'i-
E te po!lc sso9'; lHsio:cd g 'os tn the eomnu
The communication was received, asld, on
motion Of INSPECTOR Frnnkcnthal, acknowledged
BY 2 sotc oi thAuks 10 LIE trustees. -,
II1e monthly rcpost or tic School Agent
last report was 81. .102; receipts. &2.6n; t0tal.
ta,74i; expenditures, $Hoi; ba.ancu on hand 10
.late, $o,l4a Tho report was received md re.
furr8tl.
received authority to advertise for proposals for
the new Raymond Schunl and the new school at
Inc corner Of Wood and Corgreas streets.
=. Aitvr several Intellectual attcmpts TO c1risten
t,'n ,attcr.nnned schoo, i was decided to call It
t'W Afarlusttc School, The lntne OF tho frat e1
nIorcr in this locality trihmnttny over those of
lasal!e, 1seesc, and plain Wood aud congross
streets.
Inspector Keith said ho understood TINT the
tcaelers' scrip would bo reatly tu.tnorruw, or
cAry next week. a1l'l ho therefore moved TINT
tic Superintendent ho authorized to dismiss the
fc'ools, II necessary, fotnc afternoon next week
IN order to c,lnh1e Tic tcac''tEs 10 obtain their
fliEds. The authority was Nranted.
The aanle Inspector referred to tho, prorricty
Of taking suh,e tMcasures louklnE to the chshing
OF tho scrip At tar price.
Inspector English moved that tho Finance
f fllta Rrr1 nt ttis nEf1tr1
ticr that they taku such steps rs they might
teem proper looking towards tho Investment of
capital III sytldiCa.e for LIZ purpose of cssttiug
thu aGrip. Carried.
On motion Of Inspector ]royne. It was decided
that, when tic Board adjourn, It DO 60 tn meet
next Thursday might, al,l that tic subject at
next year's sulatics bc taken up rs tho bpecial
orllcr.
Inspector prusslng, OF the Committee on Ger
man reported TINT there were now 9 2295 pupils
pursuing tIlat study, 200 having commenced It
during the last month.
CERTIFICATES aRAuTEp.
Supt. DolY recommended tlle granting Of full
certificates to tho foIlowinE-natncti teachers:
,;, Allgs y; coH1ey, fr.nk E: rss.nain. Jennie
Elizl Smith, Atapglo Mccarthy, Maggie j. pea..
eoek, Mury y. Manning, Iot.io l., snuw, Mimic
7. Wheaton. Mar7 +. Trnyer, Bells
kimbai Ii baGs"a ssis ns'' steven,, "srs'' .19 s
A. Woo.ls, Lizzie II. 9taFrctt, sarah j. Pratt,
Jcat,tlic L.. Fox,. Mary Burns, Fannie b. Bon.
tot', Carrlc Q. WALKER. Kattc E. Cooper. Fan
nie p!ts,kinson Ida Fontayns, Mary Ba,ds. Car
Cbar1ottc \. DoAd. Louise J. Walsh, und par
ttal certificates ta Celia b. Wendell md A0ge
1taiie1i. Tl,e recommendation was concurretl In.
Tile safnr gentleman also H.auD the following
In: First. TINT tho annual examination OF
classcs III the High Schools take PLACES juno 10
, 1879-06-13
POLITICAL.


CONCORD, n H., dune 12.-T'hc Democratic
CAUCUS nominated Harry Bingham for United
States Senator, and the Republican cascus
nominated Blair.
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