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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
ARNT ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July S.-By direction of the
Secretary OF War, he following namd AssistantSui-
gc0ns (reconty appointed VIII report in person to the
Comrnan ng Generals OF The following Departments Tor
assignment TO duy: r. G. Egbert 10 the Department
Of he Cclumbia; r. j. Gibson, parment If tue Mis-
souri,; X. j. Benham Department OF Dakota W.
c. Goreas. Department OF Texas; Norton Strong,
Department # the Pate, ana A. G. Taylor, Department
or the Missouri.
Leave OF absence for two months has been granted
Captain Frederick Van Viet. Sd Cavalry.
general cOurt martial la, been appointed 10 meet at
DaYiG'- Island, New York haIbrr. the II IA july
usta l. iOi she ta Of sIrb prisoners may brOug
hcfor. IT, Ihc detail Of tie viii be u follows
Lieutenant Colonel T. r. Bliss, 1871 InfintTy; Contains
!. J. HASKELL % lnfin'n Charles Porter Imam
t9 -. r.. MutdO,k, 6tn in.antry and William Conway,
pa luiantry. Fg,t-LruteHaut Irt DUMMY, 1lth
Infantry, viii act - Ju.gr Advocate % the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

won the race by two lengths with Bayard sceopg s
head before Tqre,ne VTsn trse was 2:o3a French
pool tickets paid S3t 80. Little Reb was en an his
sold for $500 and no offered more fOr NM ~
owner William Lakeland, kept him. the iaVol ill.,
Virglnius, was not near success at any tl"c !" ' $780,
DERRY WINS THE EXTRA sTEEPLFCHAsE'
An extra race was given for the beneht OF so"o
Jumpers that had been entered the hurdle race 100
late to be accepted. 10 was steeplechase over 'no
short course with three starters-Engemans katle T.
(aged 40 pounds) $50; Gdfney's horse Derby peeo'
$40 pounds $40; and Daleys mare Lizzie
ID. Is years. 1870 pOundsJ $50. Inc pnfse "aS
1900. Derby aud Katie 7. kept well to2e'ne'
all the way, making fine run OF It and taxing all tne
iumps handsomely, while Lizzie ID. was not far BEHIND
There no falls. DERBY won by Two enHbs 1o
Kntie z. second. French pool tickets on DerO' pan"
80 %.
JUprrHs VICTORY AND PROBLEMS DEATH.
Last came handicap hurdle race. 81 miles, over
seven hurdles Tho Newport Stables horse Problem
(aged l45 pounds brought $3.50, Cattnachs entrees
The two mares Bertha and Judith each years
Old and each carrying l35 pounds 900; Reeds morse
Disturbance 90 years. 140 pounds, Sl25; ana Daey
qeldng Pomeroy % years, 1877 pounds $40 Al the l'
the flag Bertha sprang away from the otnerr' Ou'
Pomeroy followed hard after Disturbance third, PROD
lem running last These positions were Kept up
through the first tbref-qnarters OF m1. ~ ne ms
hurdle beyond The stand Problem struck hes'iy anu
went era shng headong the ground. MS neck was
broken ana he died instantly. His Tider Jhmp7n 20
one side and was not adt1; it in me back
strete Bertha gave place to JUDITH and the latter lea
to no end wInning by auarerleugth IN 1921. POme-
ROY made "A swi rush after going over the last uidie
and came IN second, Disturbance a p02r thru anu oc'
TIM last, Mutual pool tickets paid 50 80
The meet ny Will ne ended Saturday with seven racPs
including n sweepstakes for the notcn .hfe e
vrnr- old colts Luke Blackburn. Grenada
anu Duke or Montrose. II 900 each, with $1,000 agdeu
The distance VIII b. Il niles. aud Greranh ana Lux
Bacsburn to carry 10 pounds and DUKE %, ia
rose 100. This will be a that dlone shonld dta~
many spectators 10 Monmouth PARK The MONMOUTH
Cup VIII also be for Saturday, ana " nitof' Oc"S
and Report are among those entered for 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
COMMENCEMENT AT BowDoIN COLLEGE

BRUNsWICK, Me-, July S.-COmmencement
day opeleI pright ana fam with large attendance.
Tie praycrmccling largely attended in tie morn
ing Tie graduating TOOK place at the First
Parish Church. before large audience. TIE sauiatory
IN Lain beng gwen by IA der'ck Wlnslow Han, Of
North Gorhlm The degrees conf rrcd follows
LID, Cyrus Hamhn. j. D.; ID. D.. l.. o. Bfastow
y NJ, ". T. Lauden, - Lewiston, aud Weston Ihoinp-
sol. Bu swick & T.. y. l.. l.. CLARK, Class Of 70
A. b.. W. G.. Fds-ett. Glass - NJ. =, .. II. Ipbin.
Ciass rs, y. \ S"rbEcr. Cts II II; A. NJ. b.
T. Drcrn., GAYS y. &c rye Pears H. Cas- re, r. II.
Dol iughan D. -. Fuiir. G. 4. IlibroOK. G.. T. L.tc,
and l.. 4. StduwO3d Class al -.
The .,rloTina ~ 2 - were awarded: Smythe M1tho-
mnii,al Pfizc 60 $780, 10 W. ~ Moody; ana LATIN and
Greek prz-- 5000 cacI, TO H. ;. H0iway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
MIR. BoNNER's GREAT TROTTER.

The noted trotter Edwin Forest was driven
by Robert Bonner. to wagon, without toe-wei- hts,
wagon aud driver Weighing over 275 pounds on the
thrccquar,ers track at the farm near Tarryto~n, a
mile ia 2I7li asst Sa urday The first half easy
log The last ha.f earnest 80 Urk II was done in
l:o5ls Mr. Bonner states that VIII pay $25 900 FOR
a horse which can pull wagon aud duyor Weighing
275 pounds his track bali mile in 1:0)ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
rur MInnLER-nY coLLEGr PRE.InrNcY

MIDDLEBURY, W., July S.-The Rev. c. y.
Hu.nIt resigned the Presidency OF Mmdcoury
College Professor G. W. Boa dman of the Chicago
Theological Seminary has been elected 10 the Prcs-
dcncy bv the CorpOrafo md the Rev L. " Austin. OF
MeiIdcn. y. H.. AMI TIC Il - j. c. Johnson, OF Rutland
VI. INV Drcn rIccied FrlON-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
CoNyrNrloN-AL. Mnior-Genernl GnrGeld

poDaJy lie next Pres dent 90 fho Uncd States, began
ne as day lborer. ana D. ~ ems rainly laboref
worthy 81 hi htghrf" destiny. Al one time us.l Ia
guide a raft down Tie OHio. Moral "Tb0rr Il a toe
he Hffilrs of mri" witch may ''ead on 10 fortune
IN tneir % after ife.-lFUnny Folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

". ID. MANN.
now MANN ESCAPED ms JUST DUES.
The 0fi ,ers OF the company and subscribers 10 its
stock were present 40 the Jeiarson Market Police
Court for several weeks following. g,ylng their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

SECOND DAYS sPORT OF THE NATIONAL AMATEUR
OARsMEN's Accommodation WATER BUT
GOOD RACES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
ARTHUR HUNTERS VICTORY.

Taree gentlemen rode for the Cornthian Stakes a
hardictp sweepstakes for gentlemen riders S25 each
play pay, with $500 added the second 10
receive 500; distance lie miles. Mr.. ST. James
rode his horse odd Fellow aged, $50 pounasl the
fayouto ~ $lG5 Arthur Hunter was on his geldinp
Kiagcraft g YEAR, 1873 pounds) second choice Mt ~ so
ana Dunbar Price rode the horse Blrcuet aged $50
pounds) third choce a $50 Oli Fellow led for five
furongs. but was ridden with no Judgment or skill
Arthur Hunter Is much better rider than Mr. St james
aud tnk ng iir lend al lhe In l-nr post was meyer
ovcrtHhcn ana won ~ len -th Ia 2:lOI4 Old Fe low
second aud BarOnet poor third. Frcucn pool ttket,
paid I'LL
1lIE SELLING EACF.
The selling race lis miles. had startcs-Afulkcy',
horse NireiniuStaged li2 pounds first choice at 81 TO-
Lakeant's horse Little RcD tagged, 1903 500; Epe,e
mans eeldiue Baymd @, 0s) $50; ana tue fela 500
consisting OF Jaylpl's geliIng Plot Is IN,
Pierre LonlnrPs hnrsr spirttn e., lOG n.e
Dale, = colt rgIcnIe o. 1922 Amer annoying uciay
fair starr ohtainri, Littc b snOc eel me rs
his meets do remGlncd ~ 'front.' ueiily five fnrou,
when DaTard passed MN Bui Little Reb had no troubi,
In getting the rst place ngain In The quarter ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
For Young Lames-Country.

THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Came,. " Y
~ Healthfu homelke. thorough musical adyan ages
suruassrl rates begins \ 4. smith A.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-17

Con,sctsd WIKI W. Bsiss's
nsehins IL Maize, tlsrs seems u
b@ a. z.,srsms1; sspseisI.y de-
,;zrs3 - risrspreae1; s.3 s-asdsr
tie lss3inz 1ss u t1s o;asr sids-
70 j13ys from tas reports set
ever re co7stry b. tie Augusta
szs1; Il tbs Assoei&:ed Prsas snd
o.berz. there f. u Democratic
party lef, IL Maine since the es;sb-
Esamsrt Il Republican LeZisla-
,are by Option u The Sgpreins
Car while TIE few Democrats
al, have not been driven into exile
have been either er,srmins,si Or
coaysrtsi ., Blaine Republication
After The Municipal elections, Tor
Instance, = special despa'ch va
seD. % tie Sew York Tribune,
and otbsr newspapers, by BlaiDe's
Lieutenant in Bath, announcing "a
msgnihcien. REPUBLICAN victory
{. that city. "Tbsre were l,l2
Republican votes thrown" saii the
despatch. "Tbe Hon. r. b. Tor
yey, Chairman 81 the Democratic
State Committee, voted fnll Re-
publican ticket" Bath has always
been The stropges. Republican city
IA Maine, bot Jr. Bisine's friend
neglected 20 report ;ba: At the late
election The Republican ticket came
within ~ yotes Of defeat. The
statement regarding the Chairman
81 THE Democratic Committee j.
pronounced By that gentleman
himself 81 impudent falsehood,-
y. Y. San.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-17

From an article On Michigan,
p.bli.hsd ia tie Saginaw papers,
We take the iollowing exirscts:
Trade IN manufactured goods H.
playing sOlas queer praDks nova
days. A man CT . company may
uGrk hard, expanding much time
and money in psriectiDg some ar
,icle ~ general use, and suddenly
fad tha. elsewhere some one else
has been a. the same work and can
sell the results for less money. 4
few years ago England was the
only country which manufactured
cotton prints for export, while the
idea u any one competing with
her ia her home markets was
laughed az az bit of insanity /;
bat, to-day, American prints are
being worn by operatives in Eng
Iisb cotton mills, having been found
20 be pretiier, better and cheaper.
Now we hear that agents Of Ger
man cn,lerr have been % Sheffield,
heretofore the acknowledged CEN
ire ~ the cutlery trade Of the
world and cold their goods at prices
which the home manufactures could
not upderbid. Sheffield will con-
finue 10 make knives and scissors,
and no American will be foolish
enough 10 hope that the English
print works will be closed, but the
illustrations which we have given
OF the fluctuations Of trade will
show the American farmer that
businesses which he monrnfully
considers more profitable than bis
are subject 10 drawbacks and dan
gers which the Agricultural never
knows Bread-stuGs and food ma
teriaIs OF every kind are always 10
demand, and have a tolerably uni
form value the world over, No
competition, no new farming com
muDity that may be developed, can
ever afiiict farmers with n clock
ont" such A. workers in the trades
are constantly experiencing, nor In
tremendous failures like those
which are constantly startling the
commercial world. The overlook.
ed manufacturer can not eat bis
superauous knives or prints, MOI
can The locked ont operative dine
on hIs tools, but Ia the worst sea
con tho farmer Is sure at least Of {
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-17
Hood Orphan Memorial Fund


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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-17
Election Notice.
Rseo-asr's oEoe. CRY q Aip-a..

Rsro-1s-'s oEos. City q Alp-aA.I
Mr. : iss6
Note IL hereby Eivsn 70 IT, Ele-.or, ., II.
Niekirzn. that the nszf sas1i-< Chk-ter Eee-ioa
VII - hs1 on No13ay, The s;k dIy q April
isso, a; vhieA eis,,ioa TIE fo-lOsi-g O7nsTs are
- b@ esossa, 70 vii:
CITY OFFICERS.
One Nayo-, oos Treasurer, And &C JEss3cs Of
WARD OFFICERS
FIrx- War1--Ous Sup~rvl.ur. CO Ader-an,
er,e Ie-h-r q the Bo4ra q E4sezi,oa- and oss
-.a5aa ws-.-ons supervisor, o.e Aiaer-a4.,
one esraoer q. the Bo1-'d q Eaoe.SiOa, and ons
Cozs-zfle.
Tsird Wsri--Ons Supervisor. ore AhsTzs.
20 o-s yszr. 20 II rAc.bry. N.l one AI5-r-as.
sO- 10 TesrS. ors Member % the Board q Eda-
estl'a. Eai one Coostsh,e-
lee AZ further po:iSed. th,i 81 SD eiee.ioa
~ fo.lgrius Ar1e.dnsri % tie Cousii.ution e
this STATE : 20 b Submitted for y0ar soOp,ios
re,sr-syr. VII An AmendDent 10 ser<sca I,
ATtic.s ?. relative 70 the sl-ry q the Gcvsrnss.
prOvI5e1 f1r by JOINT Re-oiutiOo. No -, Lave u
i.'e. Zach rer-0n voting for sid An.D1n>a;,
shGll have written o psi1t.d. OF party vrIftea
aud partly p-I1fei the words "AneEda-nt rel.-
isEe 10 tie sAlNry q GOveTnoT-Ys--- And each
persoa vOting against s4ii Ameodn-nt tie
words "AsnentDent relative 20 the salary %
Gorernor-SO-
The e's-iioa will Be hsls At The f0Ilovins
piaos- IN 'hs r-sV-rciiye uArt. OF this city:
first War1--ln JOhnscn's block. On water
street. building formerly oeeupi~d By Jacob Ls-
yyn-
~s-ouud wara-At roueso's house, corner ef
F!stA and rhish0iu streets.
Third War,i.-A; Engine Hou.e. No. 2
The polls q sid election Will be or-ned st Q
O'Clock in the fJ-cnoon. or q. -ool tAere.itrr
nay -. and viii b continued opel untl ave
o'coek IN TIE Afternoon unless the Board shall -
'heir discretion adjourn the polls q: Il o'sisek.
noon, for one hour.
INSPECTORS or ELECTION.
First Wari.-Albert Pack, CkArle- Goslinr.
AniFsN HarshaW.
s-cond Ward.-JO.eph +. Healy, jacob Geb-
harit. Jane. Tins.
Third wsri.-D~inAl P. Baker. wn- II.
pheiTs &. II DAVIS.
4. d. $50.
A. r. MCDONALD.
Recorder.
". Il. POTTER,
Mayor.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-17
An Open Letter. II speaks for
Itself.
NJ ToNnshend. n.

West Townshend, VI.
NR. EDITOR: Having read in
your paper reports Of the remark
able cures Of catarrb, am Undue
ed TO tell "wbat / know about ca
tarrb." and / fancy the "snuf' and
"inhaling-tube" makers (mere dol
lar grabbersl would he glad il they
could emblazon a similar cure In
the papers. For 26 years ] suffer
ed with caiarrh. The nasal passage
became completely closed. "Snuff."
"dust," "ashes," "iDhaling-tubes
and "sticks," wouldn't work, though
at Intervals / would snuff up the
so-called catsrrh snnf, until / be-
came a valuable tester for such
medicines. | gradually grew worse,
and no one can know how much ]
suffered or what miserable being
/ was. My head acbed over my
eyes so that / was confined to my
bed for many successive days, suf-
fering from the most intense pain,
which at one time lasted continu-
ously for l6S hours. All sense Of
smell and taste gone, sight and
hearing impaired, body shrunken
and weakened, nervous system
shattered, and constitution broken,
and was hawking and spiting seven
eights ofthe time. prayed for death
TO relieve me Of my suffering. A
favorable notice in your paper OF
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Undue
ed me 10 purchase n package, and
use it with DIR. Pierce's Nasal
Doucbe, which applies the remedy
by bydrostatic pleasure, the only
way compatible with common-sense
Well, Mr.. Editor, II did not cure
me In three-fourtbs OF a second
nor in one hour or month, but In
less than eight minutes ! was re
lieved, aud in three months entire
ly cured, and have remained so fol
over sixteen months. While using
the Catarrb Remedy, / used DIR
Pierce's Golden Medical Discover,
to purify my blood and strengthen
my stomach. ! also kept my live
active and bowels regular by tb,
use Of bis Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets. IL my experience will In
duce other sufferers TO seek tn,
same means Of relief, this lette
will have answer In purpose.
Yours Truly, s. ID. REMIcK.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-17

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-17
H,a.l-e..sgr. Ma-s Y. IssA

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that to- 49, y-iseSpls = Eso Ase
IT, rnors SssstisGsd - Il sta. so1
tie lo,1sr AL E1lfs TiC1ietiTs lie
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aeeos1t ~ yosr piafi,etiTs ssss.l,s
G. ias priseip,ss q 80 Ds-o-rl-y-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-17
IoTy1nALI
CS-B.il Pro<ssslnz,,

Tas Cl9=1. CDgDel r. - eifT -
AI,e-z ~ 10 ;1s CD1rcfl RIM. n Nm
cay sTea,a2 March l5ih. issD. ard VA
ma, eal,st n Drssr a; n De.ock y to
Nzror.
PEgsErT n Po:,er. Mayo 4.
z NcD,.sd. Hs7,-isr. sDf Ai6eraoel
Baker Geoaartt. HszIy s1d Pssips
JosrIsl ~ sss.,on As.d March s.h,
ls50. rad All ayyrDTsd
CONCENTRATION.
Pry,a tie C,nptrolier. rsconmsDd.
i,z ;.4s pzyasss; " ihs so.IgNing bills
N-. 0rsasa, rs,a-az n s=ys.. Ag-.e
G..e-. PEA. -. = sra--. A,7- ~,
s-rF-sT szl>l-z Nara 10. ~, 40
Bill allowed a. recommended and
warrants ordered drawn for the pay
DeHt ~ the same. On motion Of Alder
man Hsaly.
REPORTS Or COMMITTEES.
Ways and Neans, recommending the
payment VI he following bills:
c' S r s:'
r y. Eisestgrr. ka'nsss IN, ti2.sg mn
49,. Tl,...l,l 3 H.. Jsms4r. ~ s53
~ 4 HfrSnfso,. ~ - lgs-iss -, n IN
Per OTsa'. T'>>5 f>r snz.ns 90, 90.
An. NeL1as.3, ~: 2: Cs=ze.!
i>ta E,fO no
B,ii. allowed a. recommended and
warrants ordered drawn Tor the pay
rnsni u tie same, On motion Of Alder.
man Phelps.
ways and Means, referring bin Of
Patrick Gibbons FOR services az Street
Commissioner. 800. back without re.
communication, and also requesting that
a bill ~ sjj57 presented by VIM. Nirre
,Dr services making sewerage map OF
Third ward, be referred 10 Mr. Mirre To
Ne sworn 20. Accepted.
Moved BY Alderman Phelps that the
bin % Patrick Gibbons, Street Com
missioner, be allowed AZ go. Ayes
Bsker, Gebhar1;, Healy and Phelps.
Nsys-SOne. Carried.
gEsOLrTIOss.
By Alderman Phelps, that City Mar.
shall proceed at once 70 collect amounts
heretofore reported due from various
parties for repairing sidewalks. Car.
RED.
By Alderman Phelps, that the City
Recorder be and il hereby instructed N
confer with ex-treasBrcr Slusser ia refer.
ence ~ balance due the city. Carried
BY Alderman Healy, that the Council
adjourn until Saturday, March 20, at 0
a. NJ. Carried.
W. IT. POTTER,
Mayor
A. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder.
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New Registration.

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WILLIAM Il PHELPS,
Board q EeylssraiSo.
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GO Z NALTZ
ANDREW UARSHAT.
DONALD EeRAE


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noDus - the - and zr1 Fridays o.
ezch u,o1th ~ ceyo:s6 20 Historical 81
srcisss.
On motion % VI HzrshzT, The 50.
rerfn,eDde1; vas ag'horizsd ~ bold a
psbiic school exhibition al e.Dse O.
term.
On r,o;ion u y. Morse the Board
adjourned.
GEO. /. MALTZ.
President pro ten
A r MCDONALD,
Secretary.
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loyYIcfAL ]
Board Of Education.
Recorder.

The Board OF Education OF the city
Of Alpena met ia the Secretarys ONCE,
on Wednesday evening, March 10th,
1880, and was called 10 order at 7.30
o'clock by the Secretary.
PRgsgNT "A. r. Mcdonald, Secrcta-
~, and Trustees Harshaw, Maltz, Nc.
Rae, Morse and Wall.
On motion Of Mr.. Morse, Mr. Maltz
was appointed President pro TEN.
Journal OF session held February 18th,
1880, read and approved.
coxsusIcATIoNs.
From Charles Walter, asking for the
job Of saving wood for the school rooms.
Referred 10 Executive Committee.
From Superintendent OF Public In
struction In reference 10 Institute fees
Referred 10 Committee on Schools.
REPORTS or OFFICERS.
From Henry X. Morse, treasurer oI
the district, as follows:
1870. ngorwrs.
May 4, reed from eE-tTeasur-
or -. Ncltae. N,31ln
juno 3 reed from primary
.: .ssG +. I 1.sa from ,i.y treas. s 20
sept q, :. police justice, .d Is.oo
Nov, ~, police justice, 100
jan. rs. % city treas, 5000
F~b "a =" 1000
as, q police Justice, 500
Total receipt. e.s.s.1
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there win he meet
ing, for the purpose o. examining applicants
Tor The positions of teachers In the Public Schools
Of the township Of Long Rapids. NJ the Tbvaits
School House ON Thursday and Friday. March
18Th ana 10th. feso commencing NJ O'Clock A. NJ.
JOSEPH CAvANA0H.
xss C1<rk Of school Board.
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Club List.
A 2 MCDONALD,
Secretary.

II is often saving Of money 10
snb-cribe for periodicals that You
may desire, together with your
own home paper. We are prepared
TO take subscriptions at the follow
ing club rates:
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