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Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
Rail Road RaIIp.

Everybody ia Saline and FTnnkHn Town.
sh,ps, Miller county snd the s. W. part Ot
Cole. Southern part of Monitsap and s K.
part OF Morgan county are shouting for a
railroad gfom Bellyille to Mt. Pleasaat and
kncy Mt
List Friday we met near HUNDRED OF tho
solid men Of bAline TIP. az Mt. Pleasant, and
on Saturday some 20 or eighty Of PrsnkIIo
township ct Rocky Mt, number OF Morgon
and honitsAu county men were 10 sttendence,
all favorpg the roate above indicated.
Beio~ we give the proceedings Of the
meetings.
sALINE TOWNSHIP,
Pursuant TO q call the people of the yieini-
ty OF Mount Pleasant met Aug. p, for the
purpose Of discussing 4. r matters aud de.
termining The best mrthod OF obtaining q
railroad.
They .prOOesdsd to organize by elsctius
Capt. W. T. Franklin, President: Dan'l
Etter, Vice-Pres'E; James Etter and Harvey
Neville, Secretaries. =.
The President theD briefly stated the OBJ.
iect Ct the meeting, after which A. Fulker-
son addressed the people at some length, set
tug forth tho interests OF Miller county
showing, 81 the same time how thsss inter.
ests would Be benefited by railroad;
others spoke enthusiastically and all seemed
highly In lavos Of r. X.
The Preside was instructed 10 appoint
Two committees, ane 10 solicit subscription
70 The r. r the other 70 confer with the
K r 20. at Jei. City.
The committee on subscription ere as FOL
loVp: DR.. y. A. Stsvans, Dsna Etter, r. II.
FrAnklin, James T. Spaldlng sod Janaes d.
Brockman. The committee TO confer with
r. II. Co., are, Dr.. ). A. Stevens, James
NJ. Broekman and D. ". Etter.
BY unanimouE vote OF the meeting Capt.
W. I. Franklin and A. fulketson were elect.
ed TO serve on each committee.
Mr.. Fulkerson fhen spoke In behalf OF
Immigration and capital 10 Miller county; Ia
aecordsnce with the requests Of The Board OF
lmmigraiioE; to haye Miller county repre-.
seDted IN = book Of statistics now being
made by said Board;
, On motion DR.. ]. Stevens, Richard Morris,
8. Ettef, r. II. Franklin vert appointed
said committee and when completed; 10 for
ward 70 osAaE VALLEY BANNER. +.
On motion the meeting adiourned. g.
rf w. T. FRAAKLIN. Pres't.
DAR'L ETTER, Vice-Prest.
II. NEVILLE, sa.,. ~
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
FrankIIR foWuship.

In accordance with notice gwen In OsAaE
VALLEY BANNER; the people 10 Franklin
township astemhled on the 23rd, Aug. 80;
selected Judge Jno. 8. Jobe, President and
Cotton, Viee-President: Judge Jno. Il.
Simml ne aud DR.. q. w. Shelton, Secretaries.
The President stated the object OF the
meeting 10 short and we'll timed remsrks;
HT. a. Fuikerson WIS then called on 10 Ad.
dFefs the meeting, who proceeded 20 show
the many advantages and benefits OF a rail-
road tosLbc people and the various Eeasons
and causes that should prompt the people
and railroad men TO run q road TO Mt Pleas.
ant ADd Rlcky Mount In preference 10 any
other route now talked Of.
On motion the President appointed on
committee 70 solicit subscription for = rail.
road as sollnwsl
b. +. Cotton, John Il. Simmons, T. B.
howses, VIM. Wodley, j. B. White, J w.
Sailing. Al. Ccok;
On motion Jno. \. Jobe, President was ad-
ded 70 the COMMITTEES; also, ksq. James Yose
and Judge Wm. Carroll Of Morgan county:
On motion TO Appoiat delegstes 10 visit
JET City 70 confer WITH Railroad men: the
President sppoIhted j, B. White, John
simmons. A. j, Cook, Wm. Wodley and
A. Fulkerson.
On motion II vas adopted that committees
men and delegates have lhs power 70 sOpOint
Mr.. A. Fuikerson thea called the attention
of the people 70 the subject OF Immigration
reading q portion OF the circular issued BY
the State Board Of Immigration. After Mr..
Fs remarks the President appointed. DR.. G..
w. Shelton, VIM. Wodlsy, j. B. White and
A. j. Cook as committee 10 wiiie out
history. OF, giving statIstics OF Franklin
Township.
On mOtlon meeting adjourned.
j. 3. JoBE, Prps't
b. Cotton, V-Prest
5he; :, u Il. sIsMCss, sscra
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
4, .. Robinson.
ATTORNEY AT Law.

Auhcuuptas 9lo.
tofice at present 10 the Court Honae.l
Probate business, Colleetions, Partitiobing
Lands And Quieting Titles . Speciality.
Have teen Clerk oI The County and Circuit
Courts Tor II years. am familiar with the
Records, hsye tbs only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES 10 the county. Charges reasonable.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
Usage Valley Banner.
alclal Paper q MILLER Csuuty.

A.PUL II HEtkgGN &c SONS
EdIloFs, Publishers and PropristOrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

player as Gotschalk, and he showed, by Tho
tenderness aud grace with which he treated
his instrument, what Miss Emily Child fur
Their shows, that lady can be first class
pianist. We have already spoken Of Mrs..
hanson, Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Llppitt
and to do so again, is only to recall !" Those
Evening Bells" 1.-The White Squall, Oh,
take me back to Switzerland" and that most
magnificent duett, Hear me, Norma, and
many a gem besides, and to again praise. The
1abeaux. with which the entertainment con-
cluded each evening. were, as we said before,
excellent in every way Ii some were simple
and familiar others were beautiful, while ma
ny of them were superb. The costuniing OF
the figures was remarkably correct, and IN
some cases, very rich, and appeared to great
advantage iu the many colored Tableau lights
that were thrown on them. Altogether the
entertainment was very delightful one and
If it had not been for the dampness OF the ball,
that it was found impossible to wholly remove,
the audience would have willingly renamed
until morning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06
MARRIED,

On the Goth Of November, 1879, at ST. Xaviers
Catholic Church. Parkcrsburg, By Very Rev H.
+. Parkes, Y. g.. MARTIN \. LEE. Of Parkers-
burg, 70 Miss MAMIE ID. McGLlNCl-seeond
daughter OF Mr.. George ID. AcGiinoy OF Shep-
heIdstOwn.
In the Baptist Church at Stanton. Virginia,
on the 2gth OK November. 1879, by Rev DR.. Man
", Mr.. LUTHER LUSliBAUGH. Of stanton, TO
Miss.ROSA HARRINGTON, OF Jefferson county,
West Virginia.
On the path Of November, 1919, at the Lutheran
Parsonage, Maftinsburg, by Rev. NJ. l.. Cutler,
Mr.. CHARLES NJ. NOLL and Miss MOLLlE b..
SElBERT. both Of Berkeley County, w. Va.
On the oath Of November, 1879, al the Luther
an Parsonage. Martinsburg, hy Rev. NJ. l.. Cutler,
Mr.. SAMUEL p. BOMBEKGER and Miss MOL
LIE 4. KUSSLER, both Of Berkeley county.
On the 18th ofNovembcr, 1879, at the residence
OF Thomas u. Gold. by Rev. Joseph Sharp,
THOMAS C.. MESMER, of Winchester, to Miss
MARY I. kIGER, OF El!wood, Clarke county,
Virginia.
On the evening of the goth Of November, 1879,
a. the Centenary Reformed Church. by Rev.
Charles G.. Fisher. JOHN +. GREEN to Miss
J. AMANDA Grove, both of Winchester
On November Is. 1870, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. +. A. STROLLER, NELSON
G. WILLINGHAM to Miss REBECCA l. EVER
HART, all OF Clarke county.
On the 20,h OF November 1879, at The residence
Of the brides parents, by Rev. James IL. WOLF,
ROBERT ). JOLLEY to Miss FLORENCE ASH
BY STROTHER, all Of Frederick county, Va.
On Noeember 81, 1879, a, 81. Johns Parson-
age, Baltimore. by Rev. f. Is. Mckenzie, JOIN
Ii. G. SECCOMBEto ELIZADEfH c. PATRICK
all OF that city.
On Thursday evening, November goth, 1879,
At eight O'clock. at the residence Of the bride 9
parents near Urbsnn. Ohio, by the Rev. Edgar
dunlap, Of Topeka, Kansas, brother Of the
groom, SIR. ). N. DUNLAP, 20 Miss ELLA y.
CONkLYN. daughter OF M. Jacob CoukiyD,
formerly of this County.
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Church Notes.

The 4th Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ;
NJ. Church. South. for Cbarlestown Circuit will
be held in this place on Sunday, December
18th. Rev. DR.. Head is expected. The
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be admin
istered on that day.
Rev. T. b. Shepherd viii preach in the
Baptist Church in Charlestown on Sunday
morning next, and at Mechaniestown at 3
L ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

Medical uthoritiesassertthatm more than one
rhaif Of the annual mortality islue to pulmons-
ay complaints Why. then, neglect 50 great
10 earthly salvation when Dr. Schley's fami-
ly Cough Syrup is guaranteed TO afford relief
Il ia no patent humbug. but is prescribed BY
the faculty. Try il and be convinced. Price
only 25c. For sale in Charlestown by c. E.
Beller. and at Harper's Ferry by Gilbert Bros
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06
special y Offices
\ CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
Of youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss of manhood. sc, win send recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF.CHARGb. This
great remedy Was discovered 6y missionary in
South America. Send a selEaddressed envelope
70 IN, Rev. Jos. T. IynAy, SiGtion u, NeE York
CITY.
Jan. Is, lS79-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

The steamer Gallia, from New York,
which sailed on the 10th. arrived at Queens
town on the 2sth of November Rev. FRANK
Aglionby and family were passengers by this
steamer for their home in England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

Cal L n. Sauds-a son Of Rear Admit
.-.l s,vls ofthe T. : Nlvy-reccatly appoiated
-.,.-,aiendsat 90 ,he s. y. Z. T., has located IN
~. .t..i.rn. and wall have Offices temporarily IN
ell, UooN Buildinr. When rooms arc ready Ia
H.. >-tl.r Building be viii remove 20 them and
saw. an ihc couyeaiences Of a hrstclass railroad
,.,rsrer's Office. Maj. JOha NcAllistcr. the Mas
.., Mechanic of the road, is making ala sur
.5.rt the Depots aud Water Tanks erected and an
.aa-se ot erection getting ready for active oper-
atoms En- ffci ght and passenger transportation
Chief Engineer Coe /. ubiquitous Watching CLOSE
r. .. "details 90 construction and directing the
...... rfs nf his engineer corps at either enc OF
.l. line and 10 ihe middle and Is proving a wise
selection .n the part OF che authorities theIe Is
t.r .lf alamo the line. Ground has been obtained
r. 5 Pc Harrison whose numismstic love Tor an
t.. ..s.s hasn't driven away bis common coot a
progressive modern Improvement De-
r.tat -nrohcristown, and tae size has been de
r..a.d upon and ihe WORK viii pc commenced
.. N- julius @. Holmes atouce. We understand
ST.. f.f-s Assistant Engineer. has Mt been pott-
rr.st .dlv iu Maryleud, but has touut de-
Inc. fi- uhic. hs has been fishing, from
.f.r.,.n O. Hascsstlwu-iJIs miles, and 70
..isr rei iu Sheph- dstowu that the WORK OF
....r..i.a or tha other side of thc Potomac VIII
..-.l ln month. Toe louadstion 90 the Berry
.'. Depot nearly completed. The umocrs Tor
.t- Bridge at Rivcrton are bcirg framed az nc
r.-rt s. trossirE-a splendid corps oi "etAheu
.r.r.. and superior material used. Tons OF
f... b. .ts seemed Oh he 0n hand, and Of nnts-tae
asl. we're iuli ol 'cm." A building for work
,-a- ... storage rooms has been erected a. Nc
ctr-r.. Oh. telegraph poles beiag erected IN
d.r .a. supervision of Cape. Common, are nearly
r.ai. .r tls .sires from Shepherdstown 90 Der.
rr-r. Abe reason Capt. G.. has accomplished
So. many r.i.s ir sn Few clys u because ne does =
..t.e.-f t.,e V- Herbert Brow %. ot The Bald
ri, Locomotive Works. now holding the ihro',
t'. .... Nm. Niucs Jr.,' said % be- aeareiul aud
.,.... engineer. informed Us that he saw 60
W...--tHn toe coaches Cor this road, ana ce-
.1.r ss hcauties-wiue-colore and Win
,.,-.. -ufles a.d fugbelows as a fashionable
,.. i-lreuer is Just fairly intoxicated oy The
.... rt... are only a iew notes that dropped
-..l or our pencil We are just waiting -
....s b & % Is going O. do in the way OF
hete-we know % Will be something
Ne; Fitzgerald, an admiriug and e1-
r..-..t community h1s eyes upon you.
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HOLIDAY NOTICE.

nERSONS wishing Books for holiday presents
will save money ty leaving their orders with
Us before December i:t 4 full set Of catalogues
can be seen at oug store.
Nov. ;, 1879. BUILER AlSVS III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

CURATIVE, the vegetable medicine, cures
all diseases Of tie Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
Al Druggists sell it.
CURATIVE. the vegetable medicine. A
wonderful cure ~ Rheumatism.
CURATIVE. the vegetable medicine sur
prses tie physicians by its wonderful relief Of
all Kidney Complaints.
CURATIVE. :he vegetable medicine, con-
trolls the secretion Of TIE liver, cures constipa-
ton anl brings the bowels to a healthy state.
CURATIVE, the vegetable medicine, un-
doubted Blood Purifier, roots out all scrofulous
taints.
CURATIVE, acts Ike charm on The SKIN.
produces healthy action, good color, and does
away with unhealthy acd dangerous Face
Powders, Lily Whites, Sc.
A Yankee Ahead.-A Connecticut
cutlery frrn recognizing hat tetore long thattbe
United States was going 20 supply all OF John
Butts customers for this line Of goods have In
ported abou. thirty No. l Sheffield cutters. For
al diseases OF TIE Blood, Liver or Kidneys use
CURATIVE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

Train 653 daily. Train Gjl Tuesdays, Thurs
days aud Saturdays. All other trains daily ex-
oept sunday.
November -, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06
DIED,

At the residence Of her uncle, PROT. CIaron &C
Shepherd, In Frederick city, Maryland, on Thurs
day morning, November %, 1879, after brief
illness, Mrs ROSA FINiAY, daug hte' Of James
Finlay, deceased, and grand daughter Of James
Shepherd, deceased, o. SaepAe:dstown, aged y
years
Ga the 2lst Of November, 1870. 10 Winchester,
FRED. ~. II. KUKTZ. son Of ROberi I. aud FL
leu J. Nur,r, Ia the Gath year Of his ago.
At his res douco in Clarke County, GA Sunday,
November .3rd, 1879, JAMES II. BARTLETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

'i- Mock has completed. I'm very sub
ll. manner tte foundation fr Mr.. Henry
rme house and Mr. Levi Baker began on
mareils O. lay the brick. Mr. Bntt
.'n. Che wood PAR, of the structure The
.e js pr crossing rapidly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

Christmas Is bat nineteen days OIL
.r.ais. brothers aud uuc.es, sisters, cousins
a.u cu,ts do $50 hccd our warning The
! .res ela r.''l Ut ''rle iolAs are cco,ered Sc
re-. ioy.u. vlis. they role Nth juvenile
.r- .,re che passage of each Intervening
- a1v.r.1a. columns of the VIA
s. r.s pEE., present much Holiday IN
4.. Read aad act
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

..e .ns. ta's first opportunity o. say {:
F. rers m.siu.ormed about water being ia
t-.u Gown pump o. supply an engine en-
street, We had no idea, however, that
l-.r paragraph would sapcrintuce hydro
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06
ALectnre to Z onng sIen.

4 lecture TO iOrng Men.
l.. .JaH Psb!is.ed "a Ssdied Eare.ePe.-
sd Price SIR Ccnts.
C& Lecture on the katrro, Ifcatmtt',
and Radical cure OF Seminal Wessnsss, ot Sper
rnatorrhps, indsced By Self-Abuss, lnyolsniafy
Emissions, lmpotebcy, Nervous DEBILITY, ard lm-
pedImens 90 Marriage generally Conser Ffon,
kpiiepsy, add Fln; Mental aud pk,,ell lncsga
ci,y, 6c.-Dy ROBERT J. CULf ERMh LL, N.
y. anthor OF The Z" Green Book" ac.
ghs world renowned author. In this ed hissblc
Lecture, clearly proves irom MS ~ espsriease
that the awful Consequences 81 SeliAbuss NAY
be eaectnsly temovod without medicine, cod
without dang ofous surgical operations. bousies,
Instruments, sings, or eordIAls; pointing DOT -
mode of cure al once certain and ctreiual. by
which every sngcror, 10 matter What bis conti-
.ion may be. may cure himself cbeaPlN psiyate'y
AID radically. !
TAI. Lecture eiH proce boon 10 fhousd.ds mud
horsund,.
Sent, under seal, in plain ensclope, TO any ad-
dress, on receipt Of six cents. or two postage
stamps. Address tho Publishers.
THE CuLVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
81 Ann St., New York; Post Office Box, 1850.
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NOTIONS.

CtOTO c. W. TRuSsELL and trade Corn Tor
II all the Goods you want to supply your tamil
". Nobby Styles and Low Prices are our aim in
HATS and CAPS. We have over 900 different
styles and qualities, at prices almost equal TO Civ
ing al way for presents still we bought them low,
and propose giving Our customers the benefi, By
selling them low.
Nov. |, 1879. c. w. TRuSSEIL.
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The virginia Free Press,
The odd Family Journal -
C,,nrrsrowx. DEcsnBER 6, 1879.
WOOD WANTED,

W.osat from some oi our patrons on account,
...n. good Hickory OF OAK N1'o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

Fora oe-. rtmphle, copy Of the Min
tae West Virginia Annual C5niersn &c
81 j. Church. recently 10 session at
-at'ra ra are Indebted % the Secretary
v Geo o. Wiiue.
C'l Jao. Ihos. Gibson has purchased
.v' ..alei lnd tlirty-6ve acres Of land, ad-
'..a- bis home place. at about $50 per acre.
I'D paws ID tae H " Herbert farm
IS : White, EST. Who has been con
h'stona ly sickness ior slme days Is
ia- ai- be gratifying Intelligence
.s numerous friends
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

8u-, -ick's and all the latest pitt
Crepe e.caa,as add Stamping. 60 10 .he
f Mas G. F. Thomas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

'. - Walter Washington and r..
A.E. ,ave taken az Oficc 10 Col. Jno.
1eslas uew lu..iiag-eutraace via the
yarl. Hereafter the meetings q
tl- A ..ti1a n 1 vii. be held 10
.l elise
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WOODBURY.

-bcrg The costly and highly iinpro god resicenc,
q The late Judge Henry 81 George Tucker, arJ
containing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06
Tuesday, October 2ist, 1873

In front Of the Court House, Ia Chafes;own.
Jefferson County, West Virginia, at IA o'clock,
S., the following valuable Real Eslate;
All Of that valuable farm, situated about Gao
mile \. T. u Lceto@B. IN said equity, one mile
from the Smiihheld aud Shcpherds,owa turnpifr.
known IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

"'I... I.'t'rf $3.50
l4e .sisoe a.. 49, AZ, - 4. s-c.Sse he does
L.-,l..,. v- Herbert Brow n. OF the Bald
vi, Lacoa. avc Works. now holding the ihro',
OF t" Nm. Mines, Jr-, SAID 90 oe aSAFelu. aue
-iH' ~ -,i. 81 mi Do
--, =. bea~t;e.- ue-colored and With
,. -ufes a.d farbelows as a fashionable
'- is t-srsuer is just fairly intoxicated o. me
These are only a iew notes In't u,1liIta
O. ,ui f,I.''- 'D az - - ~
tese-we know Il will be something
Nr' FiEgerald' an adn'rins and eI-
,i-. community ans eyes 'P'" SV'
Christmas is our nineteen uaHS on,
H-.s' D'e'. "Dl ",'0'.s' S's.e . tn,
''~ -'''7 '' ' ''.'-.s -
"''AS -, 80,
'- '' -.- "s '''' 90 49,.
ne enc passage ''0N ,n' -, w..
s, ,a-a '"E.' present much Ho''d'y III
'a+-..-. "-i' an" ''''
I. Ut. of
bee many li',ii'i9 ~ 1l''S ,Vc"''
t $ l'ur-. seventh n''e', N'"'', ~,
t.t'ry. --.'H oi HAJ. A. 3D. '"i ~
ss te'l promoted 20 the honerAoie posi-
assistant aii4ant genera anu
rte ..i.,r ua tte sfSi: of Gen. Charles Z.
....s..-r.4 command Of the 10
observation-disclosures White
III g..
.l...i So. 1yes White Lace
-l... ..,,r. French anil Italian LAces.
sin an calo-s. Embroidery De-
...-4 -mc7e'.e-y SILKS. flciure S''Os'
v.-s l.y,. White Waffle. Black aud
.r... rr-aat Penelope. RED aud White
all ..,-zs, and Plain pulaps
= GoLDMIru.
..-.vr sunday School viii
.....,....,t ,,,s;.,ir- If Vocal Mu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC
IA 1853 EAST 10TH ST.
Qncorporated.
:. :. BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
T. ~ schermcrhorn. J. Hagartcn, O. Y. Livingston, A
Tretbar. - 'N' - S'' - -
PROFESSORs-Piano.
b. Boekelman. Nunsz. g. Brannes, " Dava
j. rs uon%L DhrA NJ 4; s,snett,.
CHORAL DEPARTMENT. HARMONY.
u. Carlborg. q. r. Eristow.
Members OF the New York Philharmonic socstv
G. Matxka. violin. G. Bfannes vioioncello
g. Bay. violin. j. Pfsinenschneider. basA
r. Rietzel, hute Il. Bochm, claronot
j. Eiler oboe. A. Schst. bassoon.
r. Gewat horn. II. Dietx, cornet
O. Cappa. trombone. q. Lstman. tuba.
NO LESSONS GIVEN IN GLASSES.
THE MOST APPROVED METHODS OF THE EU
ROIEAN CONSElsvATORiES
Every pupil will be entitled free of charge lessons in
theory and harmony Mr. g. Bstow having per sona
control this department. Every pupil subscribing
fu will DO entitled to free admission to the New
York Philharmonic Society rehoarsals or concerts
LOUIS ALEXANDER, Director.
JOHN GopoNE. Secretary.
CRITICISM OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
Many our citizens that have In New
York al No. 1863 East 10th College OF Music. tho adj
foreign in stitutions of the kind 1t Is chartered
organisation under the supervision OF board OF eight
Supervisors comprising Messrs. Theodore Thomas. n
Riddle &. r. Trotbar H. ii. Schermorhorl, w. Living
musical circles Only professors OF acknowledged ability
are engaged and these give lessons In vocasm and on
after the most approved methods OF the
Tho director Is Mr. Louis Ajax
ande list of last years pupils shows patronage that
embraces OF neighborng cities An INSTITUTION
of this character has long been desideratum
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-11
Florida.
VARIOUS DOMESTIC orrioEn.

v. H. Sleafns. G0yernort.s..ss. .s,'
I. q Hnmphiies. Enctor stttt &C.
1 B McLn. Member 81 returning bpsIn ....t..'t
Nnsns II Tnylof CLERK Circuit Court, Jefferson County u
Joseph Bowes inspector Leon .oun.y ts..tttsst't,
Il II BLACK - inspector Elections, hlAehnn County,
/, II DrIeon Secretary 10 Coy. stenfns .tts,tttt,tt
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neck dresses. The flesh must he mort
flied in Lent, of course; SO the ladies
have 10 wear dresses which don't eS-
pose anything below the throat. The
dress for gentlemen is froek coat and
black ties. and such other things as they
may wish TO wear The dinner is as
sumptuous as anything that Delmonico
could get un, except in the item OF wine,
The line must be drawn somewhere and
III these cases il is drawn u. the side
board, Three kinds of wine is the low.
est,and these do not include champagne,
Ssuterne, sherry and claret are tEe only
wines allowed in thoroughly pious FAM
lilies. There is no dancing after dinner
of course, but music is permitted, and
the young felix's take carte blanche for
flirting, just MS though they were not
keeping Lent at all. The whole affair
is supposed To he strictly i'll Keeping
with the penitential season, and per-
haps it is-quite rs much So rs opera
going, am sure. - RofUiNd Times.