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DIRECTORE.
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Church-Rty,

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Church-ket:
James B. Mitchell. d. D., Pastor Preaehin1
every Sabbath Mt ii q. m, ard 80 D. n
Sabbath school ut 80 a m. Prayer meet
ing. Wednesday evenings at 80
Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. 8. Boyd,
PSstor. Preaching every setth4 and shird
sabbaths Of each month, At II O'Clock 4 =,
and 7:D p. m. Prayer meeting every We'd
evening at 100 Sabbath school Il o;3D q,
m.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. J.. },
Bentley, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday
at II a. III. and 80 p. m. Prayer meetings
on Wednesday evening. Sunday school q
$50. J. m; Class meeting at 80 p. N. a
each Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Chureh South
Rev. J. o. Edmonastsps Psstrr: Preaching
second Sunday in eteh mouth. 1t II .. y.
and 81 p; m, Third Sundays at 7:aD p. N.
Sunday school at $50 4 m. Glass meet
ihgs on each I'd Sunday. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evsnina:
First Baptist Chureh-Rev. j. C. Shipp.
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at II u y.
and 80 p. m. Bible school at 9SD q. m-
Prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings
Episcopal Church-Rev. Frank Henry,
Rector. Services every sunday II II q d.
and 30 p. III. Sunday school 1t 3 p. =.
OF each Sunday.
Christian Church-Social meeing every
Lords Day At II am. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening ut TIA Sunday School
ut $50,
Liberals and Spiritualists, meet q. Bay-
ior's Hall every Sunday evening at5o'cloeh
pm.
A. o. g. W-Milton Lodge No. lOa-
meets LIST sna I'd Thursday evenings In esch
month; at Harris Hall.
|. o. G.. T-Perseyerance Lodge No. ia
meets every Friday evening 1t 7.3O at Coo
Templsrs Hail.
A. F. & 4. M.-Kirksville Lodge No. lOs
meets tuesday evenings on or before escb
full moon.
/. o. O. F-Adair Lodge No. 81. me.t.
every "Wednesday evening Al 80 .. u. =
Odd Fellows Hall.
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LOCAL GRAPHICS.
Cool nights and pleasant days.

Cool nights and pleasant days.
Circuit court has been in session thi'
Week
New potatoes are i'll market.
Gen. Weaver and what s-iis-name
are the grecnback ticket.
The addition Of j. D. Holman TO the
Democra, literary staff shows journal
istic enterprise.
This is the eighth week of the Graph
ic, and the second of the Garfield boom.
We desire to say right here that the
Graphic is still on top.
What everybody that is nearly eve
rybody-saysmust be about correct
And that is, that the Graphic is Just
what we want in the way Of a newapa-
per
Squire Michacls, of Pet.is township
was in town this week
Godfrey Sprang claims to have the
boss corn field Of Adair cennty. - acres
nearly al of which Is breast high. Who
can beat it.
Ex-senator, p. " Hitchcock. of
Omaha. Nebraska. was in town Thur
day. and gave the GEAPHrc short and
pleasant calf Mr. Hitchcock was well
pleased with the appearance of or
town and surprised 10 find such an oasis
of rcpubIicanism in the dreary desert
of Missouri democracy
There was a squad of Caranche md
ans at the Normal hail Last Wednesday
evening. that created some confusion,
at least we supposed they were Ga
manches. for We could not conceive Of
any persons les. civilized acting so bad.
in public assembiage.
TO THE Pu BLIC.-Ihe genuine
Singer Sewing Machine can only be
procured al the SINGER Manufacturing
Company Office opposite the post
Office Other parties advertising CENT
inc Singer Machines are selling worth
les, limitations. H. '. BLAcKMAN.
Manager Singer Mfg. Cos. Office
Kirksvile.
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Mr.G W. Dcnniston called Thursday
and invested one-fifty. in the Graphic
T. w. Fowler and wife, of Edna
were i'll attendance upon the com.
mencement exercises.
Green Burton, of Greencastle. was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Hugh McCrahb, of Milan, was
visiting here this week.
W. b. Harrington. o Linn county, Is
here among his old friends, this week.
Mr.. l.. l.. Cram and wife. of Green
city. was in town Thursday.
Prof. +. C. Primm, who has been tor
four years in California, spent this week
here.
The post graduates were F. c. Primm,
j. r. Kirk, Mrs. G. w. Thomas. Mrs.
DR.. Murdy. Miss Julia Lester, 7. Sub
lettc, and Mr. Barton.
The ladies of the two years class wore
calico dresses at the commencement
exercises.
Mrs. Eva Sullivan goes 10 Quincy
to-day on visit.
Miss Josie Sullivan. of Quincy, spent
a portion OF last week in this place.
Miss Alice l.. Heath. of the Normal
left last evening, on a visit TO
Sharon, Pa, and other points east. dur
ing the summer vacation.
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Indiana RepubIicaus.

IyDlAyArOLfs. TxD.. June 1.-THE Re
publican state convention met at 10
o'clock this morning in the wigwam
and was called to order by Hon. John
G. New. chairman Of the state central
corht,ittee. After an invocation by
Rev. Myron W. Reid, Of the first pres
byterian church. the counties were call
ed.
Gen. Grosc. Chairman Of the commit
tee on organization. REPORTED for per-
manent chairman W. Fl. Calkins. ". e.,
and John W. Ray permanent secretary.
Report unanimously adopted.
The mention Of Gen. Garfield's name
by the President produced enthusiastic
and prolonged cheering.
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Deferred Items.

The following items should have
appeared in our last issue
Mrs. Harry Cook. wife ct tt. aopr,dc
road master of tn Q NJ i T. Nlo has
been visiting friends in Kansas return
ed home on Wednesday
Mss Anna Shepherd started 10 Ohio
on visit. Wednesday night
G. r. Giller has one Of thu incest
herds of southdown and cortSSold sheep
in the county. and also IpwardS ii for
ty head of durham COWS.
Misses Fannie and Laura Ra5r Of
Cape Girardeau. and the trre- Children
Of Prof butcher. are visiting NJ. A.
butcher.
Mrs. Judge Ellison spent Sevet5, jays
iAMacon recently
Mrs. Swallow. of Milan ba> ,eeE sit
ing her parents in this place inns seek.
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Explanations.

Our normal correspondent in our
last issue. after referring to an article in
the Ufica HeJ1dd. says: 1t will be re-
memhered that W p. Cutlery was
the star member of the class of 20
We hare since learned the above was
written IN the interest Of Prot. Cutlery,
audit Is not true. He, not having been
the star member, but the stoyYed mem
ber, with this explanation the reader
can take the article referred to for
what it. is worth.
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MARFTED

Observation-Disclosures the N. E
Church, June 18th, at 5 o'clock. p. H. by
Rev.. J. Bentley, Judge T. Fl. B. DUNSEGAN
OF Polk county, Mo, and Miss ELLA \. Ca
RoTHERs, of this city.
To the cha grin of many who did not
get into the church on time, the serv-
ice began promptly at the time an
nOunced.
The bride is well known here and
very much beloved in society. She was
beautifully attired in white dress, en-
train. tastefully festooned with natural
flowers. The recipient of some beauti-
full and costly presents, the bride car
ries with her, the aifectionate esteem of
all who knew her. and is followed by
the kindest wishes of all for long and
happy life. The Judge has won a
a great prize in lite's lottery. and he
seems to be an able, accomplished gem
tleman who will care well for his treas
ure.
Pres. Baldwin and other Professors OF
the Normal. of which institution the
bride was an excellent scholar and grad
uate, were present.
1t was pleasant service with crowd
of admiring friends in attendance.
FOSTER-DAVIS.-A the residence of Mr..
d. Nighswauder,!by the Rev. J. J. Bently, on
Wednesday June 9th, $780, Mr.. X. FLOYD
FOSTER, Esq. Of McDonough county, Ills,
aud Miss LIZZIE DAVIS, of this city.
Mr.. Foster is lucky man. for he has
captured one of the best of kirksville' S
daughters.
MoCk-LEvING00D- the 9th of June
by L. W. Link. j. T., Mr.. Jacob Mock and
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The Re9entS.

We learn that the regents held a
meeting on Thursday night to make ar
rangements for the coming year, and
it was decided to retain all the present
faculty, with the exception of Miss
Grigg, who declines toserye at the salary
offered. We learn that Miss Griges place
will be supplied by Charley Ross, of
this place, as teacher of penmanship
and drawing.
The title of preceptress was abolished
and the salaries of Miss Henderson and
Prof. Barnard was increased 500 each.
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Burglary.

Queen City was visited by burglars
on Saturday night last. DR.. Avery
drug store was entered and watches.
iewelry, etc. were taken. Herbotb' :
store was also entered. and $40 worth
of stamps besides revolvers. cartridges
and silk handkcrchefs taken. Mr..
Ballew. at the railroad eating house also
misses some eleven dollars from his
money drawer.
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Accidentally shot.

At Noyinge. Oh Sun0ay LAST while
caI elesSly handling u revolver Henry
Rainier shot himself The baL entering
the thick part of the hand and ranging
tow9rd the finger. They cane 70 This
place for physician. who found It I'M
plaotable o extract Inc ball Which was
small. - calibre. M Rainier j. at Ibis
Writing doing quit l.elI.
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REPORT OF THE ADAIH CGINrI
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The Adair county Sunday school as
sociatioB met ii convention At the NJ.
f. church, June ith and 9TH 1850.
Representatives from various parts Of
the county were present. also the state
Secretary. Dr.. I. $. Rubey of Macon.
Rev !. ;. Boyd was elected President.
Prof J. [. Barnard. Vice-president
". T. Baird Secretary L. V. Black
man. Assistant Secretary. and 4. 5. Hal
Iaday, Treasurer
Tie suggested programme a. publish
ed was carried out. and interesting dis
cussions We're held. on the different ton
les.
Rev. G.. ". Sharp, Missionary Of the
American Sunday School Union. gave
an Interesting account Of the condi-
ton of the work in Adair county. show
ing the wants Of different localities.
". T. Baird. secretary, made report
os the schools that had sent IN statistical
reports during the last year, which vas
on motion Of RevJ. j. Bentley request
ed to be furnished the papers "a the city
for publication in tabulated form. The
following Yice-Presidents Were appoint
ed: Benton township, Rey.J b. Nit
cheI D. D.; Wilson. ]. NJ Beck Salt
River. John Patterson Clay, W. T..
Musson Polk, D. Moore Morrow, s
=. Stahl Liberty. J. W. Blakely :
Walnut, :. D. Abererombie PeJtis
g. L. Bounds Nneveh, Gideon Anicl;
Respectfully,
" L p.rnu &.
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What the Boston Store Thinks.

They can sell more goods for the least
money than anybody else IN northeast
Missouri, Call and try them.
Everybody Is invited 10 call and see
the large stock Of goods at the Boston
Store, to be sold cheap.
We expect to sell goods cheap for the
next thirty days. See small bills.
BoSroN STORE.
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Mass Niertinw

The ratification meeting ii Baylor
hall last Saturday was quite vel attend
ed 5. N Crawford acted As chairman
md j :R. Music as secretary, Speeches
were made by ;. NJ. Fjak-sr t. NJ.
Harrington and General frensisS. \
resolution. pledging the meeting to the
nominee, aud to do all IN their power
to elect the ticket was unanimously
aGopted
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G. E.O. Y.p.
EXPLANATION: GIVE EAR, on YE PEOPLE.

Minute mathematical calculations
have demonstrated to an incontroverd-
bic certainty that ali men are approach
ing the era OF metempsychosis. There
fore during your natural lifetime You
should live well and economical. To
dothis successfully it becomes necessary
for YOU 10 purchase that which Is re-
quire1 TO keep the chemical labratory
that manufactures our life forces, and
the materials adequate for the proper
prosecution Of lis mysterious operations
nj W II. Turner's grocery store, west
side at McGoverR old stand.
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Equitable Advertising Rates based on actual
circulation. The advertiser gets just what
he pays for-no more no less.
REGULAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
On three. six or twelve months contracts
Onc-tftl 81 one cent. per line. on each humid
red copies issncd, during the insertion. Any
number of changes made on payment Of The
extra cost of type setting. 10 lines (ihis type
to the inch. Thus an advertisement occupy-
ing three inchs- down the column. and run.
ming III weeks. gu ln average circulation oi
sag tfo. would cost viii, one change " matter
only tiIi.
TRANSIENT ANp LEsAL--{onc month or
less, at special rates.
Editorial Business Noticos--@ cents per line
per hundred Of circulation
Local Business Notices. cent per line per
hundred II circulation.
Special Noticcs-Mnion type. next TO adj
vcrtislng columns. / Local rates after first
Insertion.
Accurate record kept of each weeks circ,i-
latiuu, and charges era, q accordingly.
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Too many ushers spoil the balance of
the entertainment some times. especial
ly when they persist in tramp, tramp.
trampins up and down the aisles all
through the entertainment. But
then entertainments were gotten up es-
pecially for the young gentlemen who
act as ushers.
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Brashear Budget.

Braahear ratined.
improvement still the order.
Your correspondent all right.
The B.ashear, tin, copper and conk.
shell band at the ratification.
Ira Elliott starts TO Colorado in
few days.
Quite number Of our citizens atten.
ding court this week.
A genuine democrat was in ttwn
Wednesday. He hailed from LaBeile
Mo. Crockett.
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LIVE sToCH.
Hogs. per hundred pounds. 3 . 70 8 50 CT.
tie per hund. lbs. 2 10 ~ 400 Calves psT 100
lbs % to %. Sheep per nesd, 90 10 90.
Timothy. per ton. o. % Prairie. Do - %
Hungarian, do - - MiIlrt. do . %.
st. Louis. June 17.-Wool. IS to 40;
Wheat. firm, s1.O2 to 1.G3; Corn &c (;
Cattle, fair to good. AZ. TO AIS. Shee q
firm, fair to good. $3.25 TO a70
Lambs $50 10 % per head.
Chicago, June 17.-Hoss-Receipts
1900; mixed packing $40 TO Is; ship
ping A.25 TO ~.
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S.Janas at the only exclusive Wool
and Hide store Of kirksville pays the
very highest CASH prices for wool,
hides. pelts. &c. Not necessary 10 state
hrw many pounds be wants For he viii
hoy al that Is offered. Remember b.
pays the highest cash prices. Call and
Sc him.
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CITY ITEMS.

BAYLOR ior ciuthl"E'
Spring novelties at Baylors.
For the latest STILES try Baylor.
Hats and shoes bedrock at Baylor :.
BAYLOR sells cheaper than anybody.
Alarge stock Of clothing just rcceiv-
IA n, the New York store.
Steer 4 Robinson have just received
another large invoice of Dry Goods and
Notions
The rhcapcs; clothing in town is at
the New York Store.
For trimming silks. embroidcries or
+afrs. 20 10 the New York Store.
IL Won wish 10 see the hest assortment
of prints and lawns IN town. go 10 the
New York Store.
poa't forget 10 call at the News
DEPOT and get that paper. magazine or
candy. for your wife, children or Sweet
heart.
Large line Of oils and paints just re-
ocivca at n. Wilson's.
The Rocky Mountain Ritters increase
in popular favor as they betome known.
Try the Kansas City LIQUID paint, The
rubber paint and the gutta pcrcla, for
saleat \. Wilson's drug store.
Glass oils. paints. etc. at y. Wilson :
tast side square,
Ladies Linen Busters. at Harlans
New Lawns and Dress Goods-fresh
10; inst received at Harlans.
Buy your family supplies at Halla-
day Bros,
Halliday Bros take the lead on teas,
coffee and sugars
Ladies Ready made Suits at. " b
Harlans.
Best line of tohaccos at Halliday
Bros.
Grand rush for spring goods at Mr..
Marchands
Large lot ofthose ladies Hats cheap
for cash at Mr. Marchand's.
Something new in mems liats-call
and SEE them at W. u. Harlans.
The celebrated Quincy Flour at
Halliday Bros
4 nice line Of Ladies. Mis.es'. and
children Slippers and >hoes-just ar
rived at Harians.
Late STYLES piques. Lawns and other
Dress Goods just opened at W. Il. Har-
lan's
Bet lace buntinrs can be bought Of
Geo. Il. Brcwington for - cents per
yard.
Preiticst lawns IN town are 10 be-
found Al II ewington at from ~ TO l.
cent, per yard.
Ladies call and sec those Shetland
Shawls. New Lawns and Dress Goods.
Ready Made Suits. Shoes Slippers, etc.
Just opened ont at W. y. Harians
Fruit Jars.
large lot Of glass fruit Jars Just re-
caiyej At the Halliday Bros. Popular
Fam = Grocery.
Groceries teas. sugars coiiees. tish.
Hour. bacon. candies. nuts. tohaccos. ci-
gar. canned fruits of all kinds. queens
ware. glassware. etc. at DscnhauEh :
Ql.ncs Grocery.
CafNTyr.sHir.-Dr. Swetnam has
ass. ia-"d lgith himself in the practice
of medicine. Or. g. 4 Cohen. They
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Temperauce Meeting,

The meeting of the Prohibition socie-
ty. next Monday evening, at the NJ. E.
church. promises to be of unusual inter-
est. Ten or twelve of the leading t.m-
perance workers. from UniOnville will
be present and give short earnest spec
ches. All are invited.
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Previous to putting the paper int
the post-otiiae on Saturday last, after
writing The addresses. the papers and
tic list were carefully compared. name
by name, SO that we knew beyond q
doubt, that every subscriber paper
vent into thepost-oitice. get eight per-
sons since last Issue, report that they
have filled to set their papers
Now. re so NOT care to- be cap-i5us
bTt this IS TOO much carelessuess We
Aeara great deal Of complainthom 9TH
cr quarters We do not think this is
Intentional Oh the part Of the p9s--ma
ter. ba5 II Ne are properiT informed
The government allows forty dollars per
month. sufficient for competent clerk
hire. besides paylag 5iiber.l salary to
the t-master and we are inclined 20
think IT would he better il more atien-
ton were paid TO the duties OF the Office
and less to outside matters.
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W. BAIRD. See
rAerLArsp erAIEMENr

The tabulated statement accompa-
nying the above report Is SO extensive
that we cannot give it in an ordinary
newspaper column. Hence we omit 1t
altogether. It could be more appopri-
atalv published III circular form
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BY the Car Load.

A large lot of the celebrated Quincy
Castle Mills Flour, in four different
grades including the New Process just
received at Halliday Bros They are
business when you want TO talk gro
ccries, and keep right up with the times
Call and see them.
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Great Imnrnyements.

McGUyJnick S Gaw reaper. mower and
troopers. These are mquestionably
the finest harvesting machinery in The
world. Don blly anything else with
out carefully examining them. Full
fns Of repairs always On hand. Sully
an,i revolving hay rakes 1T Link 4
Brakeman, :.
The philosopher Is becoming humer-
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The Philharmonic Band. Of this city.
expect TO come out in their new uni
forms, on the morning Of the 18th Of Ju-
IL celebration.
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Excusin~ Himself.

The Democrat says no man : 70 blame
for being born a tool-hr ean' b he.- Il,
The explanation is sau>ta1tar, We
don't blame him
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FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT
Large boarding house near the Norma
10 rooms, cellar, barn etc. Apply ?.
this Office.
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Banner Post Office.

Outside OF kirk-yiile Miliard carries
off the palm a. the Banner Office on our
substitution list Fitty-three copies OF
the GRAPntc 90 to regular subscribers
at that point. and gain OF eight since
last issue Willard is an enterprisinV
little town. Is surrounded by a fine
farming country. and What is better has
a live, pushing. aud intelligent com
mnity.. A large list also goes to La
Plata tor subscribers living in the south
ern part Of the township We have
large and rapidly growing lists atnear-
ly every post Office in the county. The
people are taking hold ofthc enterprise
themselves ard his is why i succeeds.
The GEArmc is emphatically the Peg-
PIES paper.
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COMMENCEMENT ITEMS.
The Commencement Exercises at the
Normal This Week.
rERsoxALs.

1rOl. hral arrived on oGturuiy
morning
Profs. butcher and Greenwood are in
attendance.
The following former graduates are
in attendance:
Ben. 7. Hardin, attorney. from Mo-
berly, Mo.
Thos. Sublette. who has been teach
ing for four years in st. Louis county
G. W. Sublette, civil engineer, recent
| " engaged on railroad work at Chilli
eothe, Mo.
s. NJ Ellis, who has been teaching
near Mexico. Mo-, for several years.
J. r. Kirk, principal of the Bethany
high school, and county commissioner
Of Harrison county.
Among the last years students who
are IN attendance we note. w. Il. Lewis
Of gainesville, Mo. Miss Eva Stark and
Mis-, Mary Carroll, of Louisiana, Mo;
Mr. Vanlandinglam, Of Columbia; Mr..
Colett, Of Macon county; Mr. Power,
druggist, etc.
TIE ALr'MIST
held discussion in the Normal Chapel,
Monday afternoon. Question: Should
. the state provide for a county super
vision. On the affirmative were Profs.
BARNARD Mason and Baldwin negative
Prois Kirk, Thomas and Miss Lester.
Tuesday afternoon the question dis
cussed was literature in the schools;
what kind and how much
SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENTS.
The senior society gave lis annual
entertainment on Friday evening.
The chapel was we'll filled with bril-
liant audience.
The programme and names Of those
participating in the exercises has al
ready been Published.
On SATURDAY. night the philomathcan
society gave It's annual exhibition and
the exercises refieGted. as did the first
named on all concerned. The music on
both occasions was an excellent feature
Of The programme and elected applause
from the audience.
Monday evening the alumni gave
their entertainment. Another large
and appreciativc audience were ont.
Prof Coleman. in the absence Of the
regular chairman. Prof n Il. Henry.
presided gracefully ON the OCCASION
Prot. Shryock. assisted by f. l.. Link.
on cornet. Jas. Clark on the bass viol
and Miss Emma Guipe at the piano,
gave some splendid music after which
An address was made by Miss K. +.
! .tfl. Y. q
which some new and striking ideas
were advanced She was followed by
fFot. }. X. Kirk. Of bethany, Mo. on
Agitation. Advanced not to say rad
zeal GROUNDS were taken IN the treat
mehl Of the subject. u. w. Ctlliison.
and y. u. Henry were also on the pre-
mamme tor speeches but were not
present;
%, u'5''-' 'iiEp w ~
ii'er ,I or rather read an essay On
P2'''ldI s''''e'' ,, 'p'' III ict, Vi ,ne an,
I II 'li ,'''li = ~. es.n! III NJ vuI I
,,J 'r =" ~ vt , of stat;9t;cs
and md rom rombarisons better suited for a
.eian4iGc iournaI than a uonuiar audi-
Prof Shyock on the violin. and Miss
Dinsnoor at the piano furnished the
music.
The oral examinations closed on
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