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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-07

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WREN & THORNTON.
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TToRyEYs AT LAW MAIN
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Offices to Let.

For Sale or To Let.
4 HOUSE or TWO RssoxS ALSo -
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81 . txrss1a, by exrly nFr1srnc11 -
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, 1879-09-11
ORT TOWNSEND, w. T.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1879
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

n WASHINGTON d. G., Aug. ~, 1879.
4 The Democratic 'Post, Of this city,
lately published q report of a con-
versation with q Mr.. Morgan con.
cerning the recent murder of Dixon,
organizer of an Independent party
in Yazoo county, Miss. The pur-
port of Morgan's alleged remarks
was that the quarrel in which Dixon
fell was the result Of family feud
of long standing. What Mr.. Nor.
gan says, in card, is this:
81 have read the editorial article
in the "Post" of this date, entitled
"The Yazoo Business" I am the
"Morgan" referred to in that article.
The statements there made, which
relate to me, are false.
A. F. MORGAN,
Late sheriff of Yazoo Co., Miss"
There is no doubt that Dixon was
murdered, and murdered for a politi-
cal purpose. 1t is the Chisholm
killing again, only this time the wo-
men and children we're spared. 1t
is death and the threat of death that
keeps the South 'solid." Will they
not only do that, but make the North
s'solid" too! ..
The Mississippi river Commission
ers had a second meeting here yes
terday, and two reports Of commit
tees previously appointed were
agreed to. The first submitted
plan for full report by compe-
tent officer upon the trade and com.
merce of the Mississippi valley, to be
in readiness by the time the commits.
sion is prepared to begin work. The
committee to which was entrusted
the preparation of plan Of opera
tions for filling up the gaps in exist
ing surveys between Cairo and the
mouth of the passes so as to com.
plets an official survey of the whole
river also for making bearings and
sediment observations at necessary
points and for gauging the stream.
St. Louis will be the permanent
place of meeting Of the Commission
and it will meet there November Goth
next. There is a manifest determin-
alton on the part of the members to
go on with their work with dispatch,
and / doubt not Congress will
promptly and literally second their
endsavors by furnishing necessary
funds. LEO.
, 1879-09-11
Hall for Sale.

The undersigned offers at private sale
lot block 45 Of Port Townsend, w. T.,
with the improvements thereon. consist
ing of Masonic Hail.. Said hall is 3Ox
80 feet, two stories, hard finished through
out and In good condition; title perfect.
Bids will be received for said property up
TO II O'Clock NJ, Sept. "a, 1879.
Also, the stone building known as Fow-
ler's Hall Is offered tor sale.
j. A. KUHN,
20-3w Atty In fact.
, 1879-09-11
TO Rent.

Several fine rooms in the ARGUS build
ing vacant suitable for offices, &C., terms
reasonable. Apply to
G. NORRIS HALLER, ESQ,
at his office. %
, 1879-09-11
Coupevi11e, w. IT,,

General Mercantile Establishment at
Co11Toevi11e, w. IT,,
and retiring from business. now offer for
sale the entire business, and large stock
of General Merchandise, together with the
buildings and grounds, at great bargain.
The business has been established for
fifteen years. Persons desirous OF DUR
chasing will please address my attorney.
q. Morris Haller, Esq, at Port Townsend
w. T..
GRANVILLE o. HALLER.
Dated at CoupeviIle, w. l., July 3Ist
1879.
, 1879-09-11
GOOD INVESTMENT.

BEING on the eve of closing out my
General Mercantile Establishment at
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
PLEASE NOTICE.

We will be ready at II
o'clock A. M. today to put ur
for sale:
800 pairs of White
Blankets, assorted
qualities. Your choice
for So OC
200 pairs Of fine and
heavy White Blank.
cts, assorted qualities.
Your choice for 3 90
150assorted extra heavy
White Blankets, very
large size. Your choice
for 8 25
1201pairs Choice Blank.
cts, cheap for $500.
Your choice for 3 SO
AulS Is bue gieaCeSC uIlVe OF
the season.
Our entire stock of White
and Gray Blankets, as also
Comforters, shall be closed out
first to make room.
Be at hand early to have the
first selections.
In order to give all of our
customers an equal chance in
getting some Of the above Bar.
gains, we have concluded to re.
strict each buyer to six
blankets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
SILKS! SILKS +!

Brocaded Silk in all colors,
81. Is per yard.
Brocaded Silk, best quality,
for $3.50 per yard.
Black Gros Grain Silk, good
quality, for 70 cents.
Black Gros Grain Dress Silk.
worth fully $3.50, for only
S1.00.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!

$50 dozen Ladies' Colored
Hose, worth fully IS cents a
pair, for only 90 cents.
200 dozen Fine and Heavy
Wool Hose, worth 40 cents, for
only 25 cents a pair.
800 dozen Wool Hose, worth
SO cents, for only IS cents a
pair
We carry an enormous stock
in this line, ranging IN price
from 50 cents to 81 so a pair,
and we are willing to sacrifice
in order to sell off the stock
before January /.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

| FURS ! FURS !

$50 Sets Of Furs, dark brown
and black stripes, only S1.75 a
set.
100 Imitation Seal Sets,
MuH, Boa. A beautiful arti-
Gle, for $3.50.
Mink sets, worth $1,000, for
only $500 a set.
Mink Sets, dark and very
good, only $lo.
Mink Sets, worth $1,000, for
only $3.50.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
Black and Colored Caslneres
|. Way, Way Down.

|. Way, Way Down.
rs pieces Cashmere, all COL
ors, for 80 cents.
25 pieces all wool Cashmere,
all colors, worth IS cents, for
only IS cents. j.
10000 yards Black Cash.
mere, for ~ 1-2 cents.
Black Cashmere, worth 70
cents, for only 60 cents.
Black Cashmere, worth IS
cents, for only IS cents. a. w.. ~.
Black Cashmere, worth 80
cents, for only 70 cents.
Black Cashmere, actual
width 48 inches, worth 81,
for only IS cents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
C0RSETS! CORSETS!

The best rs cent corsets in
the world, for only As cents.
500 dozen Fine Silk En-.
broidered .Corsets, cheap, for
$1.50. Shall be closed for 90
cents a pair.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
TRIMMING VELVETS

Striped Velvets, all colors,
only Is cents.
Brocaded Velvets, best quail
ty, all colors, only rs cents.
Plain Black Velvet, worth
respectively 60c, 75c and $780,,
for only: 40c, SOC, and Use per
yard. 49, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company of Albany, N Yin obedience
to au order of the Supreme Court made nj the city of

IN THE MATTER OF the ATLANTIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company of Albany. n YIN obedience
order of the Supreme Court, tho city of
brook presiding. by which tho undersigned was
claims any kind nature policy holders creditors
otherwise against said company should appear aud
NOTICE is hereby given that the arst sitting of said
Office no 70 North Pearl ST. the city Of Albany n y,
the eleventh day OF september 1879 at 10 o'clock
holders Of said company become parties 70 these proceed
Edward Sewcon,b, Esq. the receiver Of said company
with of the and character thereof
hearing before said referee DO barred from any dstr
The deposit OF policy and last receipts with said
csyer BY or on SSh. 81 ANY psy holder Or
thereunder unless the receiver or said referee shall re-
shall be given to such claimant.
the persons required by said order to OK
shall fail to exhibit their claims sad receiver
pseSdsa ali Of tGe order Which shalt be
made in this proceeding and distribution Of the
. '''N ''' ALBANY u: DE WITT. Rofcree,
No. 26 North Pearl St. ALBANY n. Y.
pURsUANT 10 Ak ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT
Justice Chanecry Division made I'm tho matter of tho
trusts of the settlement made by Thomas Boorman
Thomas Hugh Boorman dated tho eth March, isss no.
iAting to the share of Sarah Mills Martin in the trust
funds comprised in such settlement Charles stephen
Martin the husband OF the said Sarah Mills Martin and
any person or persons claiming to be entitled
signmont charge incumhrance affecting the
sum OF q tre So Id money deposit in Court the
credit OF in the Id cash
deposit standing TO the credit of I'm the tho
trusts declared by settlement made by Thomas Norman
and Tn Jmas Hugh BournAn, dated the 18th March 1873
Of the oncsixth share Of Sarah Mills Martin in the
funds ccmpriscd therein are by their solicitors
before the LIST day Of November, 1879 to and
their claims at the Chambers Of the Vice Chancellor
Sir Charles Hail. No. Ia Chanccry lane, Middlesex
default thereof they will be pcrcmptcrly excluded from
the said order Friday the eth day of November 1879
o'clock in the afternoon, at tho said Chambers
pointed for hearing and adudicating upon the claim
Dated this oath day OF July, 1879
WILLIAM BINNS SMITH Chief Clcrk
N. B.-rhe said CHARLES stephen Martin tho
year 1851 to the 1861 IN the of the Black
Cross line of American cppcr ships, and when hoard
OF was second mate in such service.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails the week ending Saturday August
1879 will close this office Tuesday, A.
for Europe by steamship Montana via Queenstown;
Wednesday, IL A. NJ for Europe by steamship Algeria
Queenstown Ccorre spondence for France must be
specially addresscdl aud IL 30 A ". for France direct
by steamship Pereire via Havre; Thursday at IL 80
M for Europe by steamship Republic Queenstown
for Germany and France be specially
addressed: and IL NJ for France. Germany &c, by
steamship Gcert via Plymouth Cherbourg and Ham
must be specially addresscd saturday at IL 30 M.
for Germany, &c by steamship Rhen via Southam
Bremen (corrcs pondence for Great Britain
Continent be specially addressed); and IL NJ
Responsiveness for Germany and Scotland be specially
and II NJ. for Scotland direct by
Circassia via Glasgow The mails Tor Denmark Sweden
aud Norway despatched by Hamburg and Bremen
sonly The mails for Aspinwa south Pacific
ports leave New York August The mails for ST. Domingo.
Turks Island &c, leave New ERIK August H. The mail
for Hayti, Greyown, Savanila. Ac., leave New York
The mails for Havsna leave New York August
Tho mails for Newfoundland leave New York
10 The mails for Australia Ac., leave Francisco
September The mails Tor China Japan leave san
Francisco August ~ TlIOS. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OFrIcE. \. Y, August .. 1879
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8lI.I.IAIsns.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLTARD AND POOL
ATablcs, new and second hand Mt low prices WIN. II.
GRIFFITH Co. 800 broadway, corner 10Th IT.
A WARDED GRAND MEDAL. PARIS is7S-TIIE
LACoender Billiard Tables tho best In chcap
Warcrooms 1SS Broudw York Catalogues
free
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Club rates upon application.
For full particulars and orders address
GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS
WILLIAMSON u CO., 500 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
List Of dra wings Published in the New York Herald.
Sun, Stats Zeitung Philadelphia Record, Philadephia
Sunday Despatch Pitsburg Despatch and Louisville Com
merca All oftown ticket holders mailed copy
Of the official list ~ 8 received
OPEN THIS EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l265 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. AD-
vERTIsEMENTs PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATION
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SPECIAL NOTlCES.
EDwiN D. SMITH, NJ. D., sURGEoN,-DIsEAsEs OF
'sessN5g 1c " Rr sHss TS
100 East 18th st. Hours I" and to g. Sundays to
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
la Lexington av. near 10th ST.
Hours to and 5toz
Attention to gentlemen only.
TT ROYAL HAVANA ALWAYS AUGUST "a.
9 SAF 'ifSsL ' FSizE oSo ,So PEso ss"
Spanish Gold Havana Bank Bills bought and Sold
MARTINEZ 4 4 S e &, B ;. Ss.sm.0.
H. PAHS tHEy f. FEovHh hSgS TICKETS
an$sAF rF 51E IS
ssrsR SS5 SS$SsH
sas$zSA4 ss
TT OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS
49, !, n. 49, u, 81. %. :. IS S. Is, ii. il.
81 IS g. 81 s' g. Z s. e 81
s., ~ Il +; ! 81 3, &; 4; 4. IS IS
20, 4, IL 49, A.. 81, y Is hS Ss - * e. TO- 7S
Information givcn regarding the above ngs. Apply
toll. CLUrE CO. Brokers. 200 Broadway or Park
TT ROYAL HAvANA-THK pay pa FIXED UPON
r GAP JTA IL rkIzsa a co. !, PEsos
,KrSTSSkS Srssr AaRvS " FI fEA!SE Sage .
aa,s, WHOLE ,TicKETs. 81. ..oooo
THE D 42glFAf GFS Hs sHhH
"h1E cI TtGhkTs co., vi Bro ManvES 10 Broadway
TT THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY COMPANY
IL. 81 A. 10, 6s. SO. II, 40, so. %. SO, Is. 7s
80 rs A e GAS IS 4THI4g 81 81 j. es 81
For information No as Bowery as West slss st. "a
An" ST. 100 s'A Az ana 90 o'e ITTnf co. Brokers'
K So NAssA yoS ST. 90 n,x. s. NASSAU ST
KENTUCKY s GAFI4A toT psIzE AUGUST la
81 g g f S$$$ $ S$S8 70, -:
IS $ oso zoo S00S zoo % &C zoo % 'ss 11e
WHOLE TIoKErs ONE DOLLAR.
nI ROYAL HAyANA Lottery, ATGusT q .,
'ArirA fS sTaGs HlfkkH G 70 81
CAPIIAL PRIZE $4,000 TICKETS: 81 AND 81
JACKSON Co, Bankers. 81 Nassau ST., noar fulton
U -l7o BROADWAY. 1913 BROADWAY.
\. krSrUcky s SAIHA kor RASKh Hueusr ,s
OYER 900 SOLD LAST DRAINING.
II ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY AUGUST 16.
N Capital prize $4,000
"A''' '''"''' F. rRAGfN, Jr Banker. Chambers st.
1bsen DECIDED by Havana Lottery AUGUST H. Capital
Sse in rerna Havana aro entitled to psse in Ito
Havana Only 25q .iSkes; asi prizes PAID without
way. New York
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1sTkSt9aY.l2ra F Faes-ssh COL COL
s9AEB asD s0 COL
BROOKLYN ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-isr PAcE-ssh
BUSINESS oPPoRTuITIEs-larn PAcE-iss col.
cry RAL EsEs FGR sGsess cpl cx5,b col
SSSk SB COL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAos-ist col. ~
S4Ss!Sa A sSaEa rasf f4ssns saa COL
bbSs r. AND us
EUROPEAN sTEaMsHHr s.enS.s col COL
ESSe4GRsaSs fasf FAsa SOL aad 4 coils
FlNANCIAL--llrH PAGE-6th COL, and 18TH PAGx-iH
E EoR SH a5oas Ans SOL APARTMENTS TO LET
HREF and A
H H5ks HKRA ss sA co.'s
hoGEs RDoxs Faces OF BUSINESS. &C.
,vsrWSiX1iS|TIEEpp - .. rAsHalst . col
LEGAL TSI4S1;.I Ftcs15,H col
NAssi.E HANTRLs-aD I rAes-sth col
new NE4f4I1aln ~ FAcxe.h COL
fEnsSFEaERls1 PkSANs n.r PAce.A co.
SALE OR TO
EH4 Hs$EER
~ and
sd coils
sITuATIoNs WANTED-MALEs-l21H PAGENth col.
s6G "a and 50 s9
STORAGE-2D PAGE-5th col.
SUMMER RESORTS-I2rH PACR-5th COL
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE-4th and 5th cols
THE TURF-lsr PAGR-4th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-l2rH PAGE-eth
col.
asb s TO LET
18TH PAGE-6th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-1sr PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY &C.-12TH PAGR-5th col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOrH PAGK-6th col.
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MAGMA EST vERITA3
ET PREVALABIT."

DR. LA GRANGE Physician and Surgeon IL East 18th ST..
New York. Principal European School and Museum OF
Anatomy, Philadep hia successfully treats nervous ~
system diseases caused by ndiscreton dyspepsa kidney
and liver disorders
OrthopBdic surgery and removal Of deformtles.
Patients whose have been badly treated neglected
pronounced ineurable, If wise, will apply.
Consult his medical works-"Whst to Eat. Drink and
Avoid" l5c.: premature Decay zoe. Social Evils of
the Present Day l5c Consultation personally by Lett
During August, office hours to only II East 18th
st. New York. DR.. LA GRANGE does not undertake any
liah to "a iura
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A TTENrloNl--THIRTy WARS PRUssIAN AND
"A American practice specalties diseases men con.
bultAsten xsA DE- JACOBYs l6l nlseokef ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

Mr.. Raistcr Is recovering from his in
Jury eau scd by limb falling on him a
few days ago. His barn burned last
summer. and this last accident Is almost
enough 10 lead one to believe that he
has had bad luck. Some say that luck
il fortune. hut the old man Is di~in-
clincd to believe the assertion, unless
good luck j. meant.
Some little dogs are very good and
very useful too 50 Arc some little BOYS
and girls. | like to sec little boy. who
tries his best 10 learn, and little girl,
who would much rather churn.
Mr., jacob Roushcr. after long illness,
which was thought 10 be dangerous. Is
able 10 oversee the boys nc work.
D ambition will save when Dedi-
cine fails, every time. sometimes.
When man has got % much bust
ness that he cannot attend 10 IL. set ID
down that he is concerned il the affairs
of the whole community in which he
lives.
Nowadays if Young man goes 20
see lady the second time, the questions
are. j. he going TO marry. or j. he not
going 10 marry, or what is he going
for.' These questions are invariably
talked Of without ever thinking that the
young folks like to see fun. Now some
would do well TO think twice and speak
once.
Mohammed is called prophet-so il
the oooSc-bonc
We understand that ticorgc Todrank
is married. Some OF the boys Went 10
scrcnade him, but on arriving at the
appointed place were surprised that they
were permitted 70 have 4 dance. Happy
surprise. and with the aid Of hard cider
had Jolly time. Loco FoC0s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28
ror the jasper counIka.
Mill Creek Items.

Here we are again with our budget of
news.
The balmy sunshine has started all the
farmers out to work clearing and pre-
pairing for q crop. which without brag-
ging. they never fail TO raise, for we have
|one Of the most fertile regions in old
Dubois. situated In the northern part Of
the county where the first settlers built
their huts amid the wild forest. and saw
lages cleared aud left for US this beautiful
country.
The Rev. q. G. Cooper is carrying on
ia protractea meeting az Portersville.
May tie good work prosper.
Mr.. Joseph Boudish j. going to the
far west Ia the spring. Jos. is fine
fellow and we hate to see him leave; and
then what will the girls do for cheva-
licr TO sleigh-ride with. for he was an
exception they all say!
j. w. j. tired out waiting for boat 10
come mp Mill creek. and has resolved TO
cross the river on a raft TO sec his girl.
J. i. j. practicing on the violin. and
such tunes a. "Old Dan Tucker aud
Captain jerks can be heard till late
hour. II is more charming than silver
band.
G.. b.. you had no reason to feel hurt at
the ladies' declining 10 go out driving
with you: doubtless she had another en-
gagcmcnt; you should have sent her a
note the next morning extending the in
vitation- There are but very few ladies'
whose time Is 90 much at their own dis
posal, that tLey can 60 out driving at a
few minutes notice.
We happened to be at the Post-ofiicc
on the l4ih inst, and was handed letter
by the Post-niaster. sealed with three
posiage-stamps. we took il, and with
care opened II expecting to receive a
thousand or 50 bur alas. our air-ca-tle
was completely wrecked for behold /!
il contained one Of The most horrible
and ugliest pictures we had ever bcleld.
We now cry vengeance vengeance.
Willie II. says that lis girl has got 10
quit Keeping company with . certain
young man with black. inustache, or
they viii play quits.
o. Me. aud II. 5. seems 10 be in part
nership. They both 20 10 the same place
and there is only one girl. How, boys,
do you aim TO tx il!
Well Sammy. A. Won met with such
bad luck that yon got your coat torn up,
we would advise You TO 60 to M. Swee-
ncy's and get one OF those nice 81 80
coats and then YOU 20 and see her at
your leisur~.
L.. q. B. has moved his residence
within a quarter OF mile Of his girl.
We would advise him 10 save trouble,
TO construct telephone.
tersvlle. on the 2lst. lie commences
his summer term March 18th.
Jeranld. Inglc 4 CO.. Of Patoka. Ind.
have bought a considerable amount of
wheat IN this vicinity. paying 75 ct~. per
busliel delivered at Portersville. They
intend shipping il down White river on
bargcs.
We would like to hear from Phelix
and Grace Denton again.
H. AuxEREoIs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28
Hall and jefferson Town ships In.
stitute. afic

The teachers of Hall and Jefferson
fownslips met al the Keusch school.
house, Hall township, February 18th
The President, Mr.. Cox, being absent
the house was called 10 order BY Il. r.
Co. Sup't. On motion, Sallie
Harris was chosen Secretary. There
being no other preliminary business
institute proceeded 10 work.
Teachers present: "A. j. Allies. w. w
lGulIet, j. l.. Walton, 4. J. Nolan. q. H.
Peterson. j. Snccdcr. +. II. Miller
,Adelia Payne, Sailic Harris, and w. w
Kendall. township Trustee.
l.. Il. Brundick presented The subject
Iof Arithmetic, giving the method ol
teaching il to beginners, which Was ap-
proved by All and also very interesting
lie next gave a lecture on Hygiene d
the schooi-room, which was a mastery
discourse aud well received.
Next in order was an Grafton. by j
II. Walton on common school-ieachefs
dividing them into three classes, viz,
Good. common and nncnnnon, also
giving description and duty OF each
r. X. Brundick having to leave }. T.
Walton was chosen Chairman pro TEN.
Institute adjourned till ocIock y. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Glass drill in History, by Sallie Harris,
topic: Kevo'utionary War: giving her
netiod of teaching IL. Next III order
was an instructive lesson 10 teac1e ers on
teading. which was well conducted.
Next class was drilled bv q. Il. Peterson
in Orthogmphy I: LIS method OF teaching
10 Young pupils. after which the subject
was discussed both pro ana con.
The Secretary vas requested to fur
nish the proceedings OF This Institute 10
the Jasper Courier for publication
Institute adjourned sine die.
SArLfE HAEHis, Scc'y.