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, 1880-06-17

LoGAS's organ pretends to think TiIE
TniIuNE's suggestion to put Gen, Grant III
tho Senatels Oil "ln]ury and Insult" md
was Inspired by a" spirit OF petty MALICE"
No, Losan's organ does not think anything
Of tho sort. It may not have liked tho sug-
gestion TINT Its master might bring about tho
arrangement by roslgnIng Ills seat in favor of
Grnnt, and r,it for Congress In tho First Dis
trlct, md hold TINT place until Judge Dayis'
term In the Senate expires. But this part Of
tho program was not urged, but merely sug-
gcstctl. by THE TRIBUNE, md only by rea-
so,l Of Logats alleged Intensity Of love and
devotion for Cor. Grant. But his personal
organ assumes TO consider It MI "insultfng
md malicious" s,lggestfonl After the
Presidency itself, there is no moro
honorable position i'll tic gift Of the
y,eoplo than n scat In tho Snnate. Tho Prest-
dency tho people hnll already conferred on
GeiL Grant twice, anil that IS as often rs they
will permit any mortal man to hold tho
Executf vo Office. What shall be done with
ex-Fresidcnts, Is question that requires
solution. Many thoughtful people layo
favored I'M amendment to the Constitution
making them Senators for life for tile Nation
Mt large. But It Is extremely difficult to
an.clit tho Constitution, anu It is not ItkoEy 10
be done except wien occasion like tho late Re-
hcllion shows manifest necessity therefor.
But IN ex-1'rcsltlcnt can be. placed In the
Senate by the Stats Of WHICH ilo Is a citizen.
No amendment ot tho Constitution Is re-
auIred 10 tlo that, and perhaps II It were dono
It might lead In tic othor proposition Of
United States Senator Mt Largo It
1t were thought wise after mature
consideration Of the proposition. There Is
nothing fl, tho Constitution, however, that
standa In the way of Congress placing an OK
President OIL tho pension rolls will, haif pay,
and we make that suggestion also at the risk
OF being charged by tho ex-I'oss' personal
organ Of proposing II malicious and insult
! Ing proposition" In behalf of Gen. Grant.
THE TRIBUNE will support my fitting propo-
ait!on to mako suitable and honorable pro-
vision for the "iirst citizen Of tho Republic y
short Of taking Il step on the road to Itrl-
peria!lsm. --. .-.
, 1880-06-17

Ofros1T1oN newspapers are prone to be-
ltere campaign charges against Prudential
candidates: hut they curry orcdullty too far
when thoy tnko tho testimony Of nyowei DOR
ruptionists unl ehady lobbyists as bottar than
that OF statosnlau, q scholar, or 4 gentleman.
They ought at least to lot tho word Of Il good
man In hls own defonso 70 for aa much % tho
unsupported testimony Of etngEe dubious Wit
nrss against him. Corn,pt,ontsts always hayc y
uutive for pretending that they have corrupted
somebody. That Ia their busirces- They aFc In
Warrington for that purpose. To eccotint for
tho sa,ns OF money which 1nyetctiouily slip
through thuis fingers, and to keep up rcputa*
ton as inon Of great "inlooonco," they must
point to this great man Or that ~ be!ng COM
plctely In their tolls. ANY boast Of tho kind
they mako u meant for proof Of their own
fidelity and zeAl. Whom Dir, 0akea Amns tebti-
tlea to hts 4roat huooess In securing Congress-
men, or Count yospodeolaros that he has /" t1xed
tho pcrxon whoso tuRur is on tho pttfso-stFlny
OF tho Nation, wise mon knew thOir words
must be taken with soyerRl gra!n4 Of salt. It Is
Bato to put AWAY for future reference the solt+
cungratulatory telcKrpms and letterso political
oracksmen. who nra ayowcdly In Warrington for
tho purpose Ut pusloining portion of the pub
Ia fuus'a. The work they pretend to do, and tho
"tn!oocnco" thoy ray thor c1ott, seldom corre-
spnnd with tho result OF their long and oxpon-
siyo laboss, Or sat!sy their anxious principals.
, 1880-06-17

THE Fevfo htyer at GaLann has risen
tos pp|nt htEher than 1t hus rlson s!nco tho
disastrous hooas of ls7u. Every lumbar. yard
~ tho town IL Hooded, al,si most OF tho manu-.
fuctorfes had " suspend work un accaunt pf tho
h.gi WAlcF, and still the river continues To rtsu,
The luwtu1ila in tho yIclnlty of tho town haYu
been stHhlod aud tho is!unas tn tho river op.
po.!s h4ve peon swept Of houses, furniture
, 1880-06-17

TIN: Senate failed to net OH tho nomination
OF cx-Onv. Hartranft, and 1t consequently
Inpses. Tho 1'res!dent will probably reappo'nt
HArtnntt today.
, 1880-06-17

IN looking over the listot Democratic ueso
gates fron, Illinois to Cinc!nnatt It will 10 gu.
coded that tho tnuka-up u much stronger 'na.
tho Democracy, OF Iato yours, has beeh " W.
Labjt Ut spcoguIzinx. Melville ". Fuller has ~
, 1880-06-17

TIE National Prohibition Convention vii
meet today at Cleveland. and will probub!j
nominate @. 7. stewnrt, Of Norfolk, o., fol
President OH tho FIRST bnlbt.
, 1880-06-17

afn. CHAMBERLAIN, Member OF parlfa.
mcnt for lllrpslnghan. aud rrusidoMt Of the
liuara or Trade. throasens to retire from tho
English Cabinet III account of tho failure Of
tllr inycrnnlunt to recall Sir Dartle Fruro from
t4o GoygrnolshIp OF Houtli Africa.
, 1880-06-17

cRttlo, and other properly At Dubuque tho
Mssssppl River hns risen nlso 10 nconsl,lcrablo
hight, nnt1 tho houses 0n thu low grounds arc
flooded, md n1t,c!. stntnu9n hna resulted.
, 1880-06-17

TIE ex-EMprcss EuEGnle Is about tn leave
Capo Town for England, aftor having completed
her sorrowfnl pilgrimage to tho plaeo where hor
Rpn WIS killed.
, 1880-06-17

T1IOa. J. TURNER tul1llE. M. @0i 4. r. X 4. M
Th1 ThnrsdAy Evening, Iunt IL ut b'c5nCk, ut rec
Ma.un's linL 10 Monrne-st, Am Hsp. tilaE. In
ncstcd Il. bn present. Vixifus. arc qosdl!y invited
IL l1lppt With nj. i. #. EETT1uQNE. W. II.
Vi. ii. STANfOS, Secretary.
, 1880-06-17

THE Democrats ot tho Tenth Iu,ltana
tsnuth ilnnl, Dlstsict nominated Danlul sol1ou-
ald fur Congress yestordny. Mr. CA,kius, II ltc.
lull!ca1t, Is tho present Representative. and Will
II n! probability e!thur succeed himself or
lmuko way fur tou0 other lleptlblLeaa.
, 1880-06-17

Suou1D O'Donncll full To prove his accu-
satlons ayaInHt tho French Minister, l.ncour, It
IL aatd that Mr. Gladstone will move that tho
1louse of Commons shall pas8 u yoto OF cenBure
On him,
, 1880-06-17

FlsoM statistics furnished by the Depart-
nvnt ut Agriculture It appears that there hus
'ce1' an islcrcas0 ut per tent III tho acre,ge OF
H.tals, the Krratest iurrunsp be!uY In tho states
Texas and Tennessee, The condition Ut tho
ir"p ~ u'tIch tmttcr than last year, au4 d fatEg
fsIAl Il AntlElpattA.
, 1880-06-17

THE counsel of Curric, tho murt!hrer OF
tho nctor Porter, has sat lip tho insanity dodge
dntense. The evidence 10 fur has. not sustained
the theory.
, 1880-06-17

THE Scnnte Yesterday rejected the Presl
dont'a nomination Of Chir!cs Pelham, ar Ain.
ban,n, III Associate J,.atice OF tho Supreme
Cuurt Of Now Mexico.
, 1880-06-17

INVESTIGATIONS into tho atFa[rs OF tho sus-
pended Nuttonui Bank ut Drattlcborn, VT, fndt-
cato that tho Irregularities tlato bHuk tan yVlrs.
At TINT tin.o It Is alleged that brother Ut tho
AbscoHdnx Prcsalont .0t tuto financial troubles
III Chicago to tho extsnt Of &100o0, which
utno,lnt was pn!d nut Of the funds 1T tho bunk.
FusKed checks wera tt1on deposited i.f tho bunk
for tho amount Withdrawn md presented tn tho
Directors ut tholr meetings ~ ealtAtesal In whluh
tho hunk hatl Invested, Tho Dtregt0rs not
knowing much nbout tlnanpal 1lattura, did mt
totcct tho trr.ud. Tim wolAcr, howevor, Ii,
that tho Nnttonn! Hunk Examiner did not
detect thu frn,ltl ,ntit nbont u week aKo, anl
that, having then discovered It, he ts'l not havo
Wu!tr, thu President, arrested Immediately. It,-
sttad nf that, he gavo him Il WGck to make Rotkl
tho tlct1all, during wht1h tiiuo Nulto 3ualo gool
hlS nxi.lra.
, 1880-06-17

1IosrfrIrtEs hnve commenced t,etwecn the
pnrtlsnns Of tho rfynl candidates for tho prcsl-
lcncy OF tho Argentine Republic.
, 1880-06-17

TnE Russian Goyer,ln cnt is rapid1y cotl-
centrattng IL tnrgc nuvn1 force IN tho PRc!Ac. 50
III to be In rcudtnoss In ease OF wur with Chtnu.
, 1880-06-17

THE brussels international Exhibition
WIS opened yesterday by tho King of tho Bel
Hiu.ls In pcrapn.
, 1880-06-17

CoSanEss adjourned Mt noon ycstertlay,
altgr hnvtng But to little purpose during tho
wholo session. Tho prtnrpn! work done was tho
passing of appropriation bftts, ami IN attunpt
to override tho Constitution by tho pasaa4e Ut
thu deputy -stWrshnls bill. Thu Democrats wero
afratd to pass nny measure 1f Importance, lcst
It might tclt usalnst thom at thu November
election, Ard tho consequence la that tho ca!an.
ars are loAdetl down with some l:akl bllls, whiuh
lave boon introduced but mover kurtausly Ills
eussed. knuwtng theIr capaoity for blunuorItiR.
the lsourbons adopted u policy Ut silence md In
action, and tho consequence hna been tho ti,nst
tame, spsritloss, nsstcss, and luslptl Couxress
III tho history Ut tho lepnbl!c.
, 1880-06-17

THE Berlin Conference met yesterday and
agrecd OIL program, but will not begla rea1
work before Frtslny ar Saturday.
, 1880-06-17

olympic Thentrc. -
Clark Htrcct, butwecn Lake md Hnndotphs "Cor-
t]can urntGnrs.h
, 1880-06-17

,r,,r. aun,,t -. 4,,o cp,,,tt. .,to,t,to- o,o~oo
LIE hitiouhL VI ulo C1c"issAAuu!AeA cnuiBo
aRnnat Gon. Garfield Il tho Insertion OF Cakcs
Amca thAt he SGT npart $l,0O Of tho stock to
him am, 1udpc I,c1.cv. thnt tf,cv nny,nr nutd for
"a stno,r. thot A,,,cs to.,t ~ ht1r,oif. ,hot
tho s'ooR' tnat n"aes Aept ~ nnnseit. ea. uus aE
he!a never asRca ior poescSslon OF INC ceftln.
cato' that Ames hesee oi1eteo u 10 hlta' ana
tnnt taey mover aau hay oonsefsauoh Apout IT.
A"os sWolo toAI ~ leeoasen numpca ., o,s!.
aenua or tne ssooA ~ 1l1o.tea ~ oaEne'u, pns
autht1ea tnA. ne onas pIa .nu W., ono " a.n ~
nao Aeps .ue suosclueas otes nl'''sotl'
uasne'a e]pAAtas!on VI tas M.asees ""s, In..
40 uufo"euA 1oH nu"area ao!'aes ul anus 80
1no ',s'o ~ p"y nousse". VI sosn.t"'nk ,'.s ",a
lepa .no ia5' n.'S % a..uu .aus ~
ce,soa tno M"'loy oa'A' ta'' '''A''''o'' VIZ 1a'as
po1n' ~ aa io.soNa. .,,.,, ~ A..
,o ,ual uui ,.s;sH y, ~ ", III ~
Ycs Cir: Gnrilrjd uuhIishe,i The tuftur. belIcyc
Q.-Ax published 1L they. correspond with
your tcooilcetioa of ttt5 pattGrs " wrlttonY a.
e ", Ut. & ~, M ~" ~ ~ n IT. ~ ~ n1s
critnes mid r,,Isfocatiora ftolI hn lind ,1,a.io
no auuh atntou,uslt III hu represented. lie wanted
mo to say ~ writing ff!at itAd pot. took hss
Tnon w. % sM ~ r. ~ ~ ~ hM'S hn ~
~ # fhat hn1I rfaI1c nn st1rh at,,t",nm1,t
0.-The pllblIshcd letter 81 tho morning OF
the tfext tay Is your rocoileet!oH 0i w3i4t Oh
eaffca5 Al aRrces Wth nv feeo!4eSuon s,, On r. r.
, 1880-06-17

TuE New York Herald Il trying to guess
out tue probable first voto in tho Cincinnati Con-
vontion, Tho foot,ngs OF Its oiphcring aud es,t.
y1atiEx tiro IA follows:
, 1880-06-17
POSTAGE.
EnlfrYd al tht Iostt AZ Chtta11 IT., Al Second.
Gluxs Natter

orthc benefit Of our rntrnns who tcsire TO tehd
einute copiea o! fnK TniHUSE through tho Htaii, He
sIyr t1nrcw!th tho transient Ento Of pOstas0s
f}nnIfytft. le. L,rp
Erft md rwoive laEo papos. ceni*
sixteen rage C1Hka
Fnrsfq7
Eight and Twelve TAee PapUr .."...........9 cents
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Oftentimes l have seen a tall ship glide by
against the tide, as if drawn bv m ;nvisihis
tow line with hundred strong arms pulling
it. Her sails unfurled, her streamers troopine
abe had neither side-wheel nor stern-wheel:
still she moved on, stately, in serene triumph.
az with her own life. But knew that on The
other side of the ship. hidden beneath the
great bulk that swan SO majestically, there
was a little toilsome steam tug, with . heart
Of fire and arms of iron; that was Juggling il
hvaveIv on and | knew that if the little
eteafaa tug untwined her arms and left the ship
81 void wallow and roll away, and drift
Efther aud thither, and 70 OF with the efiuent
tide no man knows where; and so 1 have
frno,gn uaore than one genius high-decked, iull
frefghted. wide-sailed gay-penn0ned, but for
The bare fofltng arm and brave warm heart
IN TIE faithful ffttle wife that nestled close to
him 50 that no wind or wave could part them,
been So heard 81 no more.--0 ". Holmes,
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LEGAL AID OFFICIAL NOTICES.

L. n. SIXTH s Co.
T445 VS..
f,:..,,i, f,a,,rt First District Kinds County,
:" Mss July Term. 1880. July 9th, looo.
r,,HE COURT BEING SATISFIED THAT
oscar No olridge is Assignee in Bank i1loa
cv If Joseph Farrell defendant It Is ora rst
I'm ~ IT. = fnext term of this Court or Judg
nay 'snt u nv default will be entered against him.
pedere3 fnrther. that within twenty days
from this date publication be made OF we ,Iis
- ,aonired by law, and that this cause De
4 true copy from the minutes, this July g
49, i ATTEST: 5. LIVINGSTON, Clerk
July Il. lS5o-4w.
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Students can board themselves on the mess
system in the new rooms bulls of the campus
for that purpose al one half the above rates.
The Trustees have prohibited messing in
the Dormitories
The above includes all cost except fuel
books. furniture Tor ROOM and clothing. Some
respectable students got along here last year
for less than SO
The State has recognized the debt due the
University, and its sperity IS now assured
The Faculty is complete, and all the depart
ments, including the Law and Preparatory
Departments, are in successful operation
For Catalogues and information, apply 10
GEx. A. 7. STEWART, the Chancellor.
T. VI. SULLIVAN,
iulv2l. Sg-2m Sec Board Trustees.
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800 Prizes. SilZt NV
whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81.
81 Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, 500.

Remit by Post-Othce Money Order, Regis
tered Letter, Bank Draft or Express
To insure against mistakes and delays, cor
respondents viii please write their names and
places Of residence plainly, giving number Of
Poet-Officc box OF Street, and Town County
and STATE.
! All communications connected with the Dis
+ iribufion and Orders for Tickets should be
addressed to r. VI. BOARDMAN, Courier
journal Building, LOUISVILLE, KY or 30I
and 3gJ Broadway NEW YORK.
. Jan. / lSc0-iy.
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iulv1. S0-2r
Martha Washington College
AIssNG Don. Va.

TTHIS old and well-established School has
just closed year of marked pros erity.
II has charming location, elegant grounds,
superb buildings, frst-class furnishing, full
course Of study, large and able Faculty.
Music a specially. Terms from % to 40 per
cent cheaper than at any school of similar
grade in the South. Fall term begins SEP
rBMBEB 10. For Catalogue aud other infor-
nation. address
iu1V2S '.SJ-2m
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WHITw ORTH
FEMALE COLLEGE,
BRooKEAVEN, MISS.
Will Reopen September 29th, 1880

u,HE SUCCESS OF THIS SCHOOL, IN
| equalIed North or South, is the best evil
dence of its merit.
Thorough instruction in Art, Music, Ian
gunges, Mathematics, etc.
= Parental government and the best advan-
tages Very low rates. All the money re-
ceived is expended for tho benefit of the Col
lege The attendance from abroad is larger
than chat Of the Tennessee, Virginia or Ken
lucky schools.
If you wish to patronize a frst-class school
send for Catalogue.
ii. F. JOHNSON, D. D.,
iulv2l 'S0-2m President.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb IA. 1879.
We take pleasure in saying that s. s. s. is
giving good satisfaction. We have had excel
lent results from q number of cases. One
gentleman who had boen confined TO his he'd
six sreeks with Syphilitic Rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks in the highest
praise of it. 1t also acts as we'll in primary
as in secondary and tertiary cases
CHILES BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Propr;-
etoFs, Atlanta Ga
Sold by BYRON LEMLY, jackson Miss
Call for copy Of young Mems Friend.s
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AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY
THE FAIREsT IN THE WORLD
Sd
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY.
AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE
In the City of Louisville on
m1 Arruo+ 21et 1890

Tuesday, August 3Ist, 1884,
THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED By
IFGTSLATURE AND SUSTAINED BIZ ALL
TIIF COURTS OF KENTUCKY, according TO
= ,-act male with the owners Of the Frank
/ FORT gr.nt. viii occur regularly on the LAST
DAY OF EVERY MONTH, Sundays and Fri
days excepted Tor ne periq2a OIL FIVE hAAS'
The United States Circuit Court on March
n rendered the following decisions
l4r-THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRICT
yIOv COMPANY 4 LEGAL.
2p-Irs DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
The Management call attention to the lib
erai scheme which has met with such popular
favor heretofore, and which viii again be pre-
santad for the
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CHICkASAW FEMALE COLLEGE.
PONTOTOC. MISS,

rNHE NEXT GERM ANNUAL SESSION OF
L THIS INSTITUTION opens September 20
eral course of study Thorough instruction
Solid scho}ar1hip Location unsurpassed 70
health, stgdf ana esonun.y aeil selected
library, cabinet and apparatus. last session
the most prosperous since the war. Send for
catalogue. W. V. FRlERSON,
July II, lo80-2m. President.
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
STAs-NTNN. VIRGINIA

OPENS IT'S TaIRTY-FIRST SESSION
" SEPTEMBER 2OrH 1850. Among the first
schools for young ladies in the United States.
Climate unsurpassed. Surroundings beauti .
tul. Pupils from Seventeen States. AMONG
THE LOWEST TERMS IN THE UNION.
TENS Board, Washing, Lights. Engls h
Course, Latin, French, tor each half of the
Scholastic year ST.
All extras very low For Catalogue, adj
dress
REV. WM. A. HARRIS, b. D., Prest,
Staunton, Virginia.
i7lv- tSO-3m
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[jan@,'79-tf.

PERRY, HousToS County, Ga. JAN %, 1880.
In the year 1873. there were two negro pris-
oners confined in the jail of this county who
were very badly afh eted with that loathsome
disease Syphilis. In my official capacity as
Ordinary, employed Capt. c. T. Swift then a
resident of tn 5 place. to cure them -nder
contract, mo cure, 20 peg." He administered
70 them his celebrated Sypbilitic Specific and
IN few weeks | felt bound under nv con-
tract TO pay him out of the county treasury
as ne had effected a complete and radical cure
In testimony hereunto set nv official
fSEAL.l signature and seal
A. S. GILES.
Ordinary Houston Co. Ga.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TalIahatchie College,
CHARLESTON, MISS.
ThOS. Ward White, Superint.
by Far the Cheapest An~GiGutIOn
of Like Grade in the S0uthVve est
OPEN TO PUPILS OF BOTH SEXES.
From Ninety to One Hundred Scholars


in Attendance the Past Session.
SITUATION
CHALEsrox j. located in the elbow Loan
Region. beyond the reach OF overflow, thus
aff5rding 10 the Bottom counties superior
Educational point Ii Is connected with OAK
land on the VI s. T R. R. BY daily line Of stages.
BOARD
Can be obtained for from s. 70 Sl0 per cal
endar month.
TUITION:
$40; so; $50: $40; so per Session for Ele-
1nentary. Primary, intermediates. Academic
and Collegiate Departments. Music $40 No
ezra charge for Ancient or Mordern Ian
guages.
For Catalogue containing full particulars,
address SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY.
TALLAHATCHIE COLLEGE.
CHARLESTON, Miss.
- Session Opens list October.
v. B.-No charge made for the tuition Of
children Of Ministers Of the Gospel Of aug de-
nomination or Of Confederate soldiers kItd IN
bdtHe.
iuly14. S0-e.o.w.5w.
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.ENITG
Coal! COalI! Coal

CoalI CoaII! CoaI!!I
WE WILL SELL COAL BY THE CAR Load
aeIlVered at the V. & NJ r. r. Depof
JA0ksoN' at the following prices:
me ss Frat Lump until Aug. J, q $500 q ton.
Lamp after g. % Is !.
~, Run Of mines 500 q !.
me Little Pittsbure and Helena Lump uptiT
August 1st, at S. 90 per TON "'i''l
Es- Coke delivered at jackson ~ e. "a -
= we would urge all who desire 10 purebase
S Soa! Ios winter use to order as carly AS posi-
ole IN summer, as ii is difficult 10 et cars late
IN season. All orders promptly attended, 30
address J. T. TAYLOR & co.
"Pii 20 oO-oms MERIDIAN, Miss.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Universitys Mississippi

Az students in Attendance Last
Session.
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une3o,' I'm.
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and Painting.
Mrs. GAMMA T,-Superintendent of Music
Rooms.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-19
NJ O II q ~.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERE.
L e. z. TIBBEr5 has this day purchased tho busi-
ness Of Howell Bethen, heretofore carrying on meet
market in the shop ef Mrs Rncke the Of Car
snd Poctor Streets In Carsun New Also, all Of Tho
book accounts Of said business standing upoa IL
books OF Howell Blethsn The business will LersAsr
b continued by E. K. Tbbetts and all bills paid 70 aAA
recsiP<ed BY him.
HOWELL DIETHEN
e"wf X. E. TIBBKT0.
0Aessa, osAs>se l. leso. ~ -. .e.s
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-08

gusta county, Virginia L. J. Pc
Finc, Oscar Burnside, West Milford /;
J. K. 7. AIaxon,.. DR.. Gibson, J. b.
aud L. Hall, &c. Hull, Freemns-
burg; j. L. Romine, Rockford, Guy
Bassell, Lost Creek George CASTOR,
+. II. Roach, Harrison county; W.
a. Erwin, Laporte, Indiana; Miss
Ella ITnys, a. G. Want, J. Collins,
Cilsnville; NJ. 7. Smith, s. B.
Shoulders, Castor; I. NJ. and G.
i. Snider, Gilmer county; james
Taylor, Bridgeport; Miss N. Hoe
tor, Burnsyille; John Morrison, I.
N. Chalfant, r. II. Harrison, John
Friend, ALEU- Snow; Weston; F.
/. Sexton, French Creek; G. W.
Skinner, II. Hit, Nashville; W.,
Oschman, ffelvetia; James String
er, Dodtlridge county; G. Riflee,
Mussersville; DR.. Leatllcrman,
Waterloo, Iowa Miss Amanda
Goodman, Hackers Creek; W. ".
Chidester, L. W. Bartlett, Big Skin
Creek.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-08

SUDDEN DEATir.-Mrs. Charles
Pritchartl died very suddenly Of
heart disease, ut her home i'll
Weston, OH Tuesday, the 4th of
May. Mrs. Pritchard had been
complaining for some time, but
Ind improved very much recently,
and her friends were rejoicing in
her speedy restoration to health.
Her sudden death east n gloom
over the entire community, where
sho was we'll and favoHbly known
and loved for her many noble
qualities. She was n kind and
affectionate mother and wife, a
good ncighbor and humble
christian woman. She leaves a
very interesting family of children
who will miss her kind and gentle
care in the days 10 come. The
husband and children have the
sympathy of the entire community
in thsir sad bereavement.