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Miss LuElLA Ruieur Is visiting Miss Annie
Tot. 7. =. nrL has gone 10 Frankfort on
legal businoss.
- Miss FLoEEScE rSuKnKARr has returned
tom Lancaster.
Miss MARY MYEHs visited the fsmily Of J.
". Proctor. DanViiis. this week.
Ma. J. W. ruARr, our occasional contributor
At Brodhead, called TO see Us yesterday.
Mss. ;. :. MCRoBEErs has gone 20 visit her
sister. Mrs. Judge Muir, ia Louisville.
- Raw. ZkruASiAn MEEK. the excellent and
stirring editor OF tho CHissi Msiheiis. Puhlished
at Cate,ishnrg, Ky. issiicnding the District Com
ference.
Hos. JouN :. OvsLKN has bcen down 10
Frankfort 10 how the present Legislature COM
pares With the last. lie has not yet made bis Inn
pFczsion pablo
Miss MACY LAcKEY. accompanied by Mt.
Jos s. Grimes. vent 10 Garraid saturday, on WIS.,
ID 10 friends Miss Iaekey Intends 10 extend her
visit TO Madison before her return.
Cot. Thomas W. vAHSoS has returned iroin
Washington city. lie says Tilden has compare
lively no following there but that Jewe,t Is con-
siiered the most certain man to win, II nominated
iar the Presidency.
-DH. q. n. MCRonEETs leaves this week 10 To-
cate at Liberty. Ky. lie has the reputation Of
heing thorough man Ia his profession aud has'
Ing had good deal OF experience, he will be an
invaluable addition 10 that community. We be
speak fr him a kindly reception aud share
of the patronage.
rus ALLOWING subscribers have come 10 iim'
,hia week Hm. A. Collier, Louisville JOIN
N. Hunt, barnett signsn, by W. II. Albright
Ronndstone; Rev. WIN. Grow, Paint Lick Il. {
SLAIN, stewarIsyllle, by Robt Blaini John Il. Rus
sell, by Dr.. L. II. YATES, liiawathai KAN II. Bar'
nett, Glasgow, III A. G. Robinson, Gilbert
Cfcek; W. q. Dye, Kings Mountain q. X. Tier
hiord, Burkssillei Dr. q. H. Melioberis, Liberty
Ms. ~ J. Camphcll 4. 7. dorchester, q, T. her
shon, Rev. Walter Iaekey lion. hohi. hlain
saniord Erwin, stanford q. W. Fem, Huston
ynlc, Miss Josie Dalton, louissiile Geo I. ihighi
Englemans Mil; Ben I.unslOrd, PreacherNie,
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GARRaRD COTNTY.



County Court here next Monday.
- Mr.. Jordon Mullins, Of this county,
is not expected to live.
A little child of William Walker, Of
this place, died Sunday evening.
49, We understand there will be eonsid-
cradle tobacco grown in this county the
coming season.
The Presbyterian meeting held by
Dr. Mckee, closed last Sunday night with
thiriy-eight editions.
Quarterly Court convened Monday
with quite a full doeket-about three days
consumed in getting through the business.
Quarterly Meeting for Lancaster will
be held at the Methodist Church in this
place next Saturday and Sunday. Preach
ing by Rev. DIR. Hiner, Of Danyille.
Dillon 4 Gulley sold their butcher
shop 10 Mitchell Burdett a Co., Monday
The new butchers have taken possession,
and propose to run a fr-t.elass establish
ment.
Upon Saturday last, at special term
Of Garrard Circuit Court, decree Was
granted for the sale Of corner lot Of "Burnt
District" belonging 10 the Hopper heirs.
Master Commissioner will sell Il TO highest
bidder on Saturday eth.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
E.gieDsan's MN.


- Hog cholera in this vicinity has abat-
cd somewhat.
Our town was flooded last week with
Tennessee cattle traders.
- BoRS-To the wife Hamilton Hub
bic, on the 18th inst, a boy.
800 Mr.. $. II. Ieager has made his
daughter, Miss Mollie, present Of very
handsome organ.
Mr. John II. Miller, candidate for
Circuit Clerk, was in this vicinity last
Friday shaking hands with all OF the boys
John is clever fellow and We hope that
he will not be forgotten at the primary
election.
Mr.. &. B. Engleman has declined to
act as executor Of his mothers estate for
fear that there might he some dissatisfsc-
ton upon the part of some ofthe heirs,
consequently Mr.. Vim. Hubble has been
chosen in his stead.
- We will soon have string band in
town. Our little friend. Churchy ieager,
Jr., has made five yiolins and he is now
trying to organize band. Success to YOU,
Churehy, We hope that We will soon have
the pleasure OF attending a musical con-
cert.
ALMOST FIRE.-Iast Friday night
about half past eight o'clock, the residence
of the late Mrs. Mary +. Engleman caught
Gre. In the room Of Miss Clark Engle-
man one Of her dresses was hanging up in
front Of the FIRE place and in some way
caught on fire and was entirely consumed
When discovered by Mr.. sam Ergleman
the PARTITION was in light blaze and had
almost reached the ceiling A few minutes
later il would have been uncomfortable.
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RELIGIOUS.

An ao' 10 '"'o'io,"'e '"s "''"o''''
s'u'u'i insurance "'S'''''''" VI N'"'"''''
mas PaSSeu Tue HOUSE
IN 'he e'gn' ineoios''" 'e,n'"'''eS
OF Tue nap'''' .n"rc" 'hs.e are s'O SUI,
dents lot the ministry VI '"ese 20 a'e""
the Son'her" SEMINARY At ho"''''',e'
we are requested 10 say Una. Tue
i'e', MT. S'l''So", OF pan'',''' "'' o",'se
oil the Presbyterian 0h"'en' organized At
"um sulphur last year. an" p'e"'"eS CIV
cry INST ana ,hird sundays
REV. H. ioung' member OF Tue
faculty OF the hen'ueky wesleyan 'o'-
'ege mas preferred charges OF ur"hkshneSs
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Paint Lick.

- Rev. Mr.. Potts, Of the Baptist church
closed two weeks meeting at the District
School House on the 10th inst. lie had
good audiences nightly, but there were NJ
conversions.
- Mr.. Green Wearen, n widOwer Of CT
teen years standing, and Mrs Ann Hum
(Hee Davis we're married on the 10th inst
In the evening charivari party called iC
pay compliments.
= Small thieves and sheep-killing-dogs
do abound hereabouts, and we hear Of
many depredations committed by each
One farmer tells US he has lost dozen
lambs within a week, while another had a
dozen and a half hens taken in one night
- Fountain Ross. whose desperate but
unsuccessful attempt at self-destruction
was mentioned in these columns last week,
has recovered from the injuries he received
and seems to be in possession Of his usual
faculties. We understa nd his financial at.
fairs VIII he satisfactorily arranged by his
son-in-law, Mr.. james Martin.
- DIR. Chas. Spilman has removed to hi.
new residence north Of Paint Lick DR.
5. W. Browns new dwelling. on the Gar.
rard side is completed and occupied. Mr.
Absalom Golding, prominent farmer Of
Madison county, left last week with hi
family for Newton, Kansas, near which
place he has purchased farm and will re
side in the future.
On Saturday evening last Cldwel
Campbell, an aged and wealthy citizen o.
Madison county, died at his residence neal
Silver Creek Station, in his 18th year. lie
had been quite feeble for some time past
lie leaves an estate valued at $780, 600, and
the farm on which he resided contains iif
teen hundred acres Of the best land il
Central Kentucky. His only heirs are tw,
adopted children, but owing to the fac
that he left n number Of wills in which
relatives are mentioned, it is likely the lie
gal fraternity will he called in, and then
well you know!
IT. w. Adams & Co., SUCCESSORS t,
Ramsay, will begin receiving THEN new
spring good in few days. and promise Il
have on hand one OF the largest and bes
selected stocks OF general merchandise eve
brought to this place. The people of th
vicinity will do well to make a note Of Oh,
above fact and govern themselves accord
ingly.) The firm is staunch one, and pro
poses, by fair aud honorable dealing, L
merit a share Of the public patronage
They guarantee to give the best goods 70
the least money, and TO pay the highes
market prices for country produce. Cal
and see them.
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The annual session Of the iiarrodsburg
District Conference Of the southern Meth
odist Church met here On Tuesday last,
Dr. X. IIiner, Presiding Elder for the Dis
trict. by virtue Of his Office, occupied tho
Chair, and Rev. +. b. Cook was made Sec
Rotary. On the call Of the roll the follow
ing delegates answered 10 their names;
ilarrodsbnrg -hey. N. d. Reynolds, A. a. Hon.
"a. A. X. 0ryes
Dansille-h Gentry, Rev. n, NJ. IAnney, Joseph
fleeoe, Rev, }. n. Decring.
pcrryNille-W. W. Webb. - Tucker.
Mackvillc-Rey. ". Shoeslniih, Miihnrn pcters,
John RichMdson.
Chaplin-No represented.
Camden Rev. John Deinarce.
Iawrcnceburg- represented.
Tyrone represented.
Ilry antssille-Rey. \. s. feniH.
Iancasier-hey. q. n. Cook.
RichInond-ltev. NJ. Evans.
College Hill-frank HnFheF
stanford. Rev. .. =. Sims. !. A. iiarr,s. n, n
sauney,
Liberty-G. W. Penn.
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Miss JEANNE Tackoy returned from M
extended witt ~ IT, louis Saturday even.
ing. and was very warmly received al hor
home. Quite number Of friends from
this place, and also from Richmond and
stanford were invited to share with the
family the pleasure " her return. The
house was beautifully decorated with now
crs, and the supper served in Mr.. Lack
cy's usual elegant style. The guests were
delightfully."- entertained In every respect
and fully appreciate the fact that there has
been quite a void created in the social cir
Gle this winter by Miss Lackey's absence.
- PERsoNAI@-Mr. Cyrus Doty il very
sick with dropsical election. His con.
dition l. regarded exceedingly critical.
Mrs. Maria Granger left this week for New
York, where she will remain some time.
Mrs. +. u. Potts started Monday for Alex
andria, Va, 10 visit her son and friend.
Messrs. Bradley, Dunlap and Kaufman
are in Frankfort this week. Dr. L. j
France and family left Tuesday evening
for Richmond TO live. We regret very much
10 give these people up, and hope they
will he kindly received there, and meet
with much success. As friends leave 9th.
ers come in their stead. DR.. Young, ol
Liberty, a physician Of much practice. ex.
rerience and pleasing address, has perma-
nently located here.
The Republican convention Of this
county was held at the Court-house Satur.
day evening last. Many Republicans were
present (a.osily colored, however.) The
house, upon the whole, reminded W. Of
one huge, groanirg animal, with black
body and white head, and one standing
at the entrance Of the room could scarce.
ly distinguish any shades Of color existing
in the assembly. Col. Faulkner. Chair.
man Of County Committee, called the
house 10 order. Hon. George Denny, Sr.
was selected a. Chairman Of the conven.
ton. Gen. $. ;. Fry made a regular
"bloody shirt" speech, and advised the
house 10 send delegates instructed foi
Grant. Hon. George Denny. Jr., followed
him in warm but vain speech for Blaine
lie was followed by Hon. W. o. Bradley
in very earnest speech for Grant. The
Grant men carried the day. Col. Faulk.
ner and J. W. futile were instructed FOR
a. delegates from this district to the State
convention. Upon the whole they had a
fiery, heated convention-bul finally ter.
minated harmoniously.
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Georgetown mail Of which we could make
no use whatever. saturday and Monday
mails which should have reached our sta-
ton at l.23 anil las, arrived between four
and i've.
- PrRsoNAL-Dr Dryc AMI J. y.
Green are dill confined by sickness.
"Whil" was on hand ~ usual. Carol Reid
is looking after his interests here with
commendablc fidelity. John NJ. Logan, u
w. II. $. n Co., escaped from IIarrodsburg
for few days last week, and looked hap
ny among his many friends in II. Miss
Della McFcrran, u Boyle, j. enlivcning
the sombre shades Of Casey, while visiting
at her brothers this week. Scientific kite
flying anil amateur pistol practice are the
popular amusemcnt-. The names Of the
successful competitors given in due time.
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SALE 90 COUNTY BoSDs.-last Saturday
fourteen Lincoln County bonds Of $500
each, bearing 9 Ier cent. interest and pay
able in five years, or sooner IL the finances
will permit, was sold at public auction at
premiums ranging from 1925 to So on
each bond, amounting in the aggreg ate to
327l. The bonds were sold to take up
s. 900 Of bonds bearing s per cent, and II
we calculate the difference in the interest
for i've years. which would amount to 500
add the premium Of s27l and deduct the
cost OF the assembling OF the magistrates
to make the order requesting the Legisla-
ture to pass the act, granting the funding
privilege, the cost Of copy Of the Act. the
printing, Sc., which was about $50, Il will
he seen that the county has made clear
saving Of S92i. The excellent credit Of
our county is = source Of much pride to lis
citizens, aud is bound 10 excite the admi-
ration Of our lees fortunate neighbors.
There were many capitalists from Boyle
and other counties at the sale, but they
were so surprised at the way the bonds
sold that they were all knocked oil. before
they could gather their wits together, TO
Lincoln county men-Messrs. X. W. Hook
er taking six, 4. h. Hayden six and John
/ Baughman two.
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Dry Goods, Notions,
Furnishing Goods,
Carpets, Trunks,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
DRESS GOODS.

We have am immense stock for you to select
from i'm Black and COIOred All.WOOl CASH
mere. AIpacas, Australian Grape. Brocaded
Poplins, Monte Cloth, French Novelties. Cot
ton Poplins. Ginghams. &c. Also fine line
Of Dress Trimmings i'm Velvet, Satin, Pekin.
Coloretl and Black Silk, Ribbons. Frfnges.
Buttons. IEc.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught cold : Are you IN
able to raise the phlcgng Have you an irria-
ton in the throaif A sense OF oppression On
the lungs, with saori breathf Do you have
III OF coughing ON lying downf A sharp pain
nov and then in the region Of the heart, shout
ders aud backf nj 80, oar Advice Is take At
once dose OF fuits ESpsciorani; you will coon
b. able 10 rai-e the phlegn. la am hour repeai
the Expeciorant plics ahot irOn to tho teet, take
two OF raii's nlls. You will soon fail into =
pleasant slesp aud wake ~ in the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely easy breath
lus. and the bowels moving IN anaturai manner.
10 prevent a return OF these sympioms use the
Expestnrant several days.
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DOMESTICS.

We call especial attention to our stock of
Bleached and Brown Cotton, Sheeting, Bed
Ticking and Prints. AS it is well established
fact that these goods will be higher later in the
season, you should lose no time in buying.
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a NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

Once, Evening News, Augusta ga.
Dr. TUT. Dear Sir-My little s0n, was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which lett him with
villeat cough that lasted TIL within month since.
fnr tao cure Of which am indebted toyoor valuable
Eapect9rant had tried most every thing recon-
mended but none did any good until used YOUR ~
pectf'rant one bottle OF which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks. am yours trn,y,
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DR.. J. r. HAYWOOD,
OF New York, voluntarily indOrses IL.
DEAD WHAT AE SAVS:-

Dr. TUT: New Yo K. sept. u. ISL
Dear sir-During this year | yshed y ne hundred
eases of lung d seasss. In tho lover w-rds of tls
city the we're Of a very severe type. IL waa
there ~ ttsa ION was called TO Tut Ekpectorant.
and con ny surprise at its WONDERFUL power.
Daring practice OF twenty years. ! have never
known a medicine TO act promptly, and with such
happy effects. Il instantly subdusd the most violent
TITS Of cOughing aud invariably cured the disease In
Afew days lcheeriuly indorse u a. the best lung
m~di ,ile ever used, go, ,.,yooo
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HAD terrible MIGHT swEATs.

Memphis. iep., H. ISL.
Dr. TUT Sm-I have been sufisrins for nearly two
years With a severe cough. When commenced Il.
and y tteen pounds Ia weight l had tried almost
Everything had terrible night sweats Ihaye taken
hall DOZEN bottles. Tbs night sweats have lott me.
tls cough has sAppoarod. and have gained nfteen
pounds IN hesh. | recommend u 70 al my friendz.
MlLh nrnal .apaal. OLINkh klCk.
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LACE CURTAINS.

Having bought stock Of Lace Curtains in advance of
the season. we are therefore enabled to offer them at old
prices which 20 per cent less than the market value
will be later in the season. new stock Of Frnged Win
dow Shades GitBand Shades and Holland in popular COL
ors.
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A WARSISG.-We have begged, enlreai'
ed and implored those inost incompetent
mail agents ON the G. s. X. X. 10 be more
particular with our mail. This having
proved futile, We warn them that II ihsy
do not DO better in the future Me will Try
the virtue ola cane.
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Dr.TUTT'S.
Expectorant!
N 25CTs. AND 81 BOTTLES.

It's properties are Demulcent, Nutri-
tive Balsamie, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, it is the
most effective LUNG BALKAN ever
offered to sufferers from pulmonary
dtsaaaaa
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CmIEF JusrIck W. $. PRvoR.--An an
nounoement Of the candidacy Of this gen
tleman for a reelection To the Office Of
Appellate Judge from this District, ap.
pears in another column. II gives rs pleas
urc to give utierance to the conviction
that prevails among lawyers and Others
who know him either personally or by rep
utation, that purer man, more upright
Judge or a more accomplished gentleman
than Judge Pryor can not be found in the
State. Years of study and Of the practice
Of law. together with his many years OF
service on the bench, have rendered him
one Of the most profound lawyers any
WHERE, and his decisions ale universally
regarded with the highest respect. Up ID
this time no opposition has been announe
ed, and II is more than probable thai
Judge Pryor villas he deseI yes,be re-elect
ed almost by acclamation. Election next
August.
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VIZ have had but one clear day in tire,
weeks. It was raining las, nigh, a' usual.
wnapRAwS- George y. Stone, candi'
date Tor Commonwealth Attorney, has
Withdrawn from the race. Ilnrrah lol
Warren.
IN LrcK We have received neatly
printed invitation to the marriage. next
Tuesday. 81 Mr.. win Craig to Miss NJ.
Belle Taylor, m accomplished lady Of
Carlisle, Ky.
THF picruREs Made by Mr.. Schulz,
the Photographer, are all true 10 life, and
his work gives the greatest satisfaction. IN
copying and enlarging old pictures he Is
uneSccllcd, aud We would advise those
who want anything in his line to call at
once, as hi. stay !. drawing to close. .
SSow.-After raining for week or
two, the clerk Of the weather decided, on
Friday morning last, to give NJ little
snow for a change, aud for six or eight
hours II fell fast and furious. II Is e-,ima-
ted that had the ground been froHen II
would have covered II to the depth OF =
loot or more.
ENTERTAINMENT ny THE MooS AND
MAns.-Wednesday night was clear and
Afforded a fnc observation Of the occulta.
ton Of Mar. by the moon. The immersion
occurring before sunset. Il Of course could
not be seen by the naked eve but the emer.
sion at abont seven o'clock was plainly oh.
served by The numerous ".tar gszer." who
happened to think Of the entertainment.
TnI,.-Tbe prelimin,rv trial Of CLAW
Powell and sam. NJ. Williams, for the kill
ing Of Arch Row1ie, wa. begun here ye..
ierday. All the evidence, which IL about
the zane A. heretofore published, was in
by adjournment last night, but the decis-
ion Of the Court was reserved till after ar
guments Of the attorneys this morning. The
prospects are that the defendants wilt he
acquitted.
r.,~,~o r.. osu t,
-, g. a.. -. .rc..-,..,,.s IT.
T., Ill 90 rn..d.v h,, no',aa..,
until to-day to allow the doctors time to
disinter the body and decide upon the i'm.
mediate cause Of his death. Coroner
Goode held the inquest yesterday, when
the physicians, Drs. Bronaugh aud Moore,
on examination decided that, although
there was fracture Of the skull, the i'm.
mediate cause Of his death was pneumonia
one lung being nearly gone. The jury
therefore found verdict to tina, effect.
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Co., .unnIv;nr ,nsms.Ivss TLs I,d;s.
especially are advised 20 call and see the
many beautiful things brought on for their
benefit alone. Go and look At them whelh-
er you want 10 purchase anything or not
u,.vx N,x-Th. y,,,.s.,;;,, l.o..,. If
- .. 4. I..;..,an r.. .on,h;,.l
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oo,n s,nn,v ,n.n coIon.I swon. .nd .
c..I 49,. a t..,.l AZ. 80 h.,
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LOGtL MtTfERs.

INplcrED.-J. II. Arnold has been in
dicled for the murder Il Hon. X. i. Little
aud his trial set for the 18th Of March.
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Ia Tuition, pricss range iIon "a 20 go IA th
regular Departiasnts ffimary, s2a; iniHmediaie
$50 frepaiatoiy, so and coilsgiais -.
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VIZ have had but one clear day in three
weeks. II was raining last night - usual.
wnmpRAws-Ge orge y. Stone, can,i.
date for Commonwealth Attorney, has
Withdrawn from the race. IIurrah Tor
Warren.
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for fail particulars. A. 10 Board. az, adissss
Mas. n. q. sat EssEAnr. sssseiPai
stanford. lineoln Co., ~.
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sSow.-After raining for a week or
two, the clerk Of the weather decided, on
Friday morning last, to give NJ little
snow for a change, and for six or eight
hours II fell fast and furious. II i e-,ima-
ted that had the ground been frozen Il
would have covered !, to the depth Of
foot or more
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THE PicruRrs Made by Mr.. Schulz,
the Photographer, are all true 10 life, and
his work gives the greatest satisfaction. IN
copying and enlarging old pictures he Is
unexcclled, and We would advise those
who want anything in his line to call at
once, as his STAY l. drawing 10 close.
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BOOTS & SHOES,
CANDIDATES.
TIM w. HIGGINS
JOHN III. MILLER

Is a Candidate FoR CIRCUIT CLERK, subjec, 4
the action OF the Democracy.
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Is a Candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK, subject
the action Of the Democratic party.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-29
PAR0CHIAL SCHOOL
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER,
A LIE x A N y RI "A.

THIS INSTITUTION, WHICH IS
i n DAY SCHOOL. conducted by
the SISTERS OF MERCY, will open
its doors to pupils on MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 9Th, 1880.
The School, as indicated by the head
ing, is Parochial, viz: LIST. Under the
immediate supervision of the Pastor;
and I'd. Supported by the Catholic
congregation. Consequently IT IS
FREE to all Catholic children, irres-
pective of their parents poverty, but
all must procure the perquisiies of a
scholar, to-wit: BOOKS, PAPER, INK
and PENS.
BOYS and GIRLS are admitted in
SEPARATE ROOMS. The boys must
be under twelve years. There. is no
limitation for girls.
Every month bulletin or report
concerning the PROGRESS and CON-
DUCT of the pupils, will be sent to
their respective parents.
Twice year, viz: every fifth month,
there will he a PUBLIC EXAMINA-
TON, SO that parents may form an
idea of their cllildren's proficiency.
The children of non-C Catholic par
ents will be admitted, provided ONE
DOLLAR be paid every month for
their tuition.
IF PIANO LESSONS BE DESIRED
application must he made to the MO-
THEIR SUPERIOR for that purpose.
j. B. AVENARD,
| Sept. 3, 1879. Pastor.