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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-08-05
TODCM T. Mt.

Fifth District Court, Parish OF Ouachita,
State of Louis:v,n,
Mrs =. &. Richardson, vs.. Il. w. Richarl-
son, hcr husband.
by virtue of law and tho evidence IN this
case being in favor OF tho plaintiff, II trial
having boon had upon tho issue joined and
tho plaintiif having proved her demand,
it is by reason thereof, ordered, ndiudgod
and decrccd that said pfnfntiii, Mrs. Sarah
G. Richardson, do hnvO and recover OF til,
defendant, hci husband, tho sum of fifteen
thousand, four hundred and forty dollars
with s per cont. por nnuunl interest thcro
on from judicial dainand, viz: 10th June,
1881, and that plaintiffs. right of action to
claim tho item OF ono hundred and fifty
dollars not allowed hHrGin be reservc! "a
hcr; that. hcr legal and tacit mortgage on
all tho property of her said husfmnd, to
secure tho payment OF this Judgment, DO
recognized to date and take effect from tho
3Oth Of Juno, 1877 that tho community of
acqucts and gains hcrot ororo existing hc-
twcon tho parties be and tho sano is here
by dissolved and plaintiil is authorized to
administer her property as Il fummo solo.
Done, road and sii:nod IN opon court, on
this the 18th day of July. 1851.
y. HARVEY BRIGHAM,
Judge Sixth District, presiding.
\ true cOpy--AttcSt:
AUSTIN GHEES, Clerk. 10
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Weather and CrOps.-

The weather the past week was
neither agreeable nor beneficial to man,
beast or vegetation. An eastcrIy wind
has prevailed most of the time, which.
unlike the southeriy, is dry and par
ching and never brings rain.
The cotton crop in this section is re-
ported to be suffering very much, and
many claim there will be only half a
crop made in Ouachita. Worms arc
reported in some places, but arc by nc
means universal, and are doing little
or no damage rs they have wcbbed up.
If the theory that they do not propo-
gate in hot and dry weather holds
good, no danger need be apprchcndctl
from them.
The corn crop has turned out rs ex-
pectetl-f;,r below the average.
Fruit, with the exception of melons,
is complete failure hcrcabouts.
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VcItfaOr!'S Weather.
buy one

August 6th-Fair and pleasant.
9TH <s5unday)-Hcat and storms.
Sth and 1Oth-Sultry weather with
heavy showers; cooler evenings and
nights.
11th-13th-lieat again in the United
States, with cloudy and sultry weather,
storms in Canada.
nth [Sunday)-Cooler change.
15th-COolcr to cold and cloudy and
pleasant.
16th-Stornrs throughout portions of
Virginia.
18th and lSth-IIailstorms and frostS
probably in some portions.
10Th and 20til--IIcat and storms.
2lst-Sultry and showcry.
22d-Sultry and windy.
Odd and 2ith-IIcat and wind.
18th and 2GtIl-Icavy storms on the
| lakes, on the st. lawrence and around
New York.
eth to 29th-COoler weather, with
rains and frOstS in the northern section
! 3Oth and 3fst--Fair and pleasant
weather, with cool evenings and nights
with indications of returning heat
| Toronto NcWs.
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Succession of Charlotte Miller, deceased,
Parish of Ouachita State. of Louisiana.
by virtue of All order OF sale, issued from,
tho Honorable Judge of tho Fifth District
Court, will offer for salo ut tho Courthouse
door, in tho City Of Monroe, betwcen tho
legal hours OF saio on,
Saturday, the 18Th Of August. 1881,
tho following described property OF the
above entitlcd succession, to-wit:
l. Lot No. 4, in square % Of Fithiui's adj
dition to Monroe, fronting TO feet on Do.
Siard street.
.. Lot OF ground opposite Catholic come
tory in City OF Monroe, fronting ON Wash
ington street, with2 small cottages thereon.
forms OF Sale-To tho highest bidder on
II months credit, purchaser to give bond
with good security. &sN
CHAS. F.3AUNDERS.-
iG:it .Administ rat or.
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.lti:it
SUCCESSION SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita.
Fifth District Court-SucccSsion OF W. IL.
Gayle, No. II.
lsy virtue OF an order of sale issued from
tho Honorable Fifth District Court III and
for said Parish and State and to mo direct
cd, will sell ut public auction ut tho door
of tho Courthouse, in tho City OF Monroe,
La, between tho legal hours OF salc on
Saturday, goth day OF Ausust,'A. u. 1881
rs tho property belonging to tho succession
OF William II. Gayle, deceased, the follow
ing described real estate:
n certain house and lot with all tho
buildings and improvements on said lot,
said lot has front of Two hundred and
sovcnty.ciyht (:!7S) feet. more or loss. OF,
Third Street and running back botwect,
parall ol limos sovcn hundred (7OO) foot, more
or loss situated in tho city of Monroe,
, La, and known rs tho "Bctin House."
Terms of Salo--For cash and not less
than tho iuvcntoricd nrpr:tisctnont.
40 J. T.. Met; UIRE, Shrriil
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River News.

The river is Mt dead low water mark,
and is likely TO remain that way for
some time. The Dove and u. Sticn
manage to ply yet; the Dove coming
through and the Stein getting to
Pargoud's lower place where she re-
ships on bargcs.
There is a dcarth of news in river
circles, and river items arc awlully
scarce in our exchanges.
The Dove and D. Stein departed for
below Wednesday,, the former to con-
meet with the Earle and tho latter with
tho III. Hanna Blanks. The Dove will
be found ut the landing this morning.
Our neishbor the Bulletin is
mistaken about tho Earle and Hanna
/ Blanks both leaving every Saturday.
Tho former leaves every Saturday and
the latter every Wednesday from New
Orleans.
We were preparing to write an
obituary of Capt. r. G. Butler, of the
Dove, Il rumor having gained circula-
ton and cre.lencc that he had been
drowned. 1t finally turned out that Il
/ negro had heard that 'sCapt. Butler
was aground,'' but misunderstood it
and come into town disseminating tho
news that the Captain was drowned.
He's still one deck though, and has
the ssboss" low water boat-trimming
on 10 inches.
| Capt. Jno. M. Rabun, the "doctor"
and motive power of the "Rabun b.
Line" arrived from New Orleans
Tuesday. The Capt. says that the
dashing Rosa B., will surprise us
when shc comes back. She will be as
bright as a new silver dollar, and
among other alterations she will be
supplied with fancy chimneys. The
Capt. also informs us that the Inflated
Fair Play will be represented the
coming season by another boat, but he
is undecided whether he shall build or
buy one.
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PERSONAL.

Our young friends Andrew Herring
and Thomas James left Monday for
Eureka springs and St. Louis
Mr.. ID. Is. Gunby and sister rcturpcd
from Il visit to Biloxi, last Sunday.
We noticed on our bnuJcvar,is the
past week y number of our Trenton
friends. Always welcome boys--and
may you come s:car!y" and often.
Mrssrs Z. Purcell and \. y. Gunby
have returned from the Sulphur
Springs where they have been rusti-
eating sometime.
Tho drummcrS have been raiGling
the town for the past two week. They
arc 4 pleasant set and always welcome
by tho hotel proprietors.
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IoFFICIAL.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF MONROE, August 1st, 1851.
The Council met in regular session.
Prcscnt-F. IIudon, Mayor; w. p
Rcuwici, G. G. Lewis, S. Meyer, +.
w. Darlington. Abscnt-F. Garrett,
ID. M. Sholars, Jno. G. Sanders.
The minutes of February 9Th, June
22d and 26th, 1851, were read and APP
proved.
A petition from II. +. Cook, was
presented and read, asking for relief,
from fine against him in the Re
cortlcrs Court for 5000.
Mr.. Darlington moved that he DO
refunded ten dollars of tho fine, which
motion was carried and the following
ordinance adopted thereon.
ORDINANCE NO. 1873.
BE it ordained by the Mayor and
City Council OF Monroe that the sum
of ten dollars be paid to II. T.. Cook
out Of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for his relief
in the case above stated.
Approved, Fir. ELNDOM,
Mayor.
Tho Council than adjourned.
FIR. ENDoM,
Mayor.
o. ID. STILLMAN, Secretary.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CGCCESSfON NOTICE.

Succession OF David McCranie, deceased,
Fifth District Court, Parish OF Duachita,
No. D5S.
Whcrcas q. w. and =. NJ. McCranic have
petit ioled tho Court for letters toStamCutory
on tho estate of tho late David McCranie, do
ceased; notice is hereby given TO all whom
days why tho prayer OF said petitioners
should not be granted.
by order of tho court:
AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk.
July %, 1881. ~
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On or about the 18th of July. from the
FL Dorado place, one Black Marc Mule,
about sixteen hands high and branded ''l;''
on left jaw; also one Black Mare colt
about two years Old with white spot on
forehead. y liberal reward will he paid
for tho return, or Information that viii
lead to The recovery, of both or either OF the
above animals 10 }. Walker. on place, or
AZ II. u. KING, Monroe, La.
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NOTICE !

To IEncAc,:s IF l'nbiic .Schonts
Parties desiring certificates Of uualitica-
ton as teachers of Public Schools witt bC
afforded the opportunity to DO examined
on thc.sccoI,d Saturday in cach month--cx-
animation commencing at 10 o'clock.
II. .. BENTON, \
J. 4. SANDIIItS, COMMITTEES.
u. NJ. SIOI.hitS.
Monroe, La, Fch'y II, lSSi.-tr
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Col. Il. +. George, for a long time 4
resident and merchant Of this State, is
now living in Denver, Colorado. From
q private letter shown rs we infer that
Col. George is we'll pleased with his
new home.
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Col. Scott says the gap between this
place and Shreveport will be finished
and trains running by the LIST of Janu-
airy, 1882.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-08-05

The Western Union Telegraph Co.,
is engaged in laying new cable across
the river here. The cable is II 90. feet
long and cost nearly 81 900. This the
sixth Or seventh cable that this COM
pany has had laid across the Ouachita
at this point.
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Do not fail to note the advertisement
cal and Agricultural College. Rcncfn-
Der, it is Il home institution aud should
bc patroniZcd.
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The first bale of cotton of the new
crop was received at Columbia on the
list inst, and was sold to Mr.. j.
Rutland for LAY cents per pound. 1t
was grown in Caldwell by Mr.. J. II.
Cottingham and weighed 40 pounds.
That beats Ouachita best record
August 7, 1873.
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Deer were at the mercy of the hunts
man last Monday, but cartridges re-
main under the protecting wing of the
law until the 18th of September.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-08-05

Prof. a. c. Bagby, of Franklin, La.
is to take charge of tho Trenton
Academy the coming session. Sec his
advertisement.
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Moony is giving Grand street is quite
an Improvement.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost Or Stolen.

\ reward of five dollars will hc paid by
me for tho recovery of II note for 5000,
drawn by w. G. Smith. to his own order,
and by him endorsed i'm blank, dated some
time i'll tho spring and payable on the LIST
January; 1882. NJ. J. LIDDELL.
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Read the advertisement Of tho
Western Machinery Supply Depot, of
st. Louis and ponder.
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The appearance of a junk boat here
has created quite "A traffic in that article
Of commerce, which has been dormant
since the death of "Old Dick.''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-08-05

The Meyer two-story brick build
ing, No. 4 DcSiard street, corner of
Walnut, and the Parker-COnncr brick
stores, Nos. 10 and IL Grand street, arc
rapidly approaching completion. We
cannot learn definitely who arc to be
the occupants of these buildings or
what branch of trade will be carried on
in them. Rumor has it that the for
mcr will be used as Il wholesale dry
goods establishment AMI the latter two
for general merchandise.
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Mosquitoes have made their appear
ance in London and arc said to have
been imported from the United States.
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OCUST DALE ACADEMY.
MADISON COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Ncar ltapidan Station, Virginia.
DAVID f. BOYD, PRINCIPAL,

Ably Assisted in the Academic Department
by Graduates of tho University of Viz
ainia, and by Il competent Officer
in Tho Military DcpartmCnt.
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MIR. Yancy Logan who lives on
Bayou DcSiard about 5 miles from
the city, brought into town Wcdnes-
day evening a rattlesnakc which he
had killed that is worthy of notice.
The snake measured 5 feet inches in
extreme length 7 inches in circum-
ference around the largest part OF tho
body and had % ratllcS
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See advertisement of lost note.
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The Cotton Plant says the little girls
of Eastrop ride gracefully and tho lit
tie boys swear outrageously. Leaving
our little girls out of the question We
will wager that tho average Monroe
Juvenile can cuss bigger, sschaw" more
tobacco and smoke more cigarettes
than any two boys in Bastrop.
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Attention is directed to the atlvcr-
tisement Of the Locust Dale Academy,
of Virginia. Col. d. F. BOycd, its
president, needs no introduction to our
readers as an educator. He still adj
vises LOuisianians to educate their
sons in their own State but as hun
tlreds are annually sent seeking their
learning elsewhere, he wants them to
come to him.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. SIICOOL.
MALE AND FEMALE.
T. r T. IN L . m, l. a.

Session opens on LIST Monday in Sopten
Der, 1851, and continues 10 months. Tuition
paid in monthly instruments at the rate OF
$500 $3.50, $500 and $3.50 pcr month. In
struction in music with use OF instrument
$3.50 por month. BOARD in private families
convenient to tho school $500 per month.
For Additional particulars. addresses Col. r..
G.. Standifcr Trenton, I.,., or Itcv. Il. T..
White Monroe, LII.
IS y. G. B.,GET, Principal.
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Those of our dcnizens who arc
knights of the rod, are looking for
ward to much sport, for bar fish bid
fair to be plentiful soon. These fine
fish have made their appearance in the
river along the city front in limited
numbers, though they are reported in
great numbers few miles below, and
their advance is expected aud will be
met by our knights.
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The editor is rusticating.
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LOST!

4 SMALL BLACK MENtDltA n DlJ NJ
Book. belonging to NJ. J. Ldi"l. a Re
ward of two dollars VIII he f,ai! for It's
rrturn, together with TIL" papers it con-
tanned, to this office. is
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0marhita TeIegraph.
MONROE. La. AUGUST, 1881.
The editor is rusticating.
See advertisement of lost note.
There are rumOrS of 0iSSOlutiOnS.
The now dress Street Commissioner
Moony is giving Grand street is quite
an Improvement.
Read the advertisement Of tho
Western Machinery Supply Depot, of
st. Louis and ponder.
Col. Scott says the gap between this
place and Shreveport will be finished
and trains running by the LIST of Janu-
airy, 1882.
Prof. A. c. B:,gby, of Franklin, La,
is to take charge of tho Trenton
Academy the coming session. See his
advertisement.
The appearance of q junk boat here
has created quite a traffic in that article
Of commerce, which has been dormant
since the death of "Old Dick.''
Deer were at the mercy of the hunts
man last Monday, but partrit}gos re-
main under the protecting wing of the
l...r nj; tho rf
Col. b. +. George, for a long time a
resident and merchant of this State, is
now living in Denver, Colorado. From
q private letter shown rs we infer that
Col. George is we'll pleased with his
now home.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.,
is engaged in laying a new cable across
the river here. The cable is II 90 feet
long and cost nearly 81 900. This the
sixth Or seventh cable that this COM
pany has had laid across the Ouachita
at this point.
The first bale of cotton of the new
crop was received at Columbia on the
list inst, and was sold to Mr.. J.
Rutland for LA cents per pound. 1t
was grown in Caldwell by Mr.. j. II.
Cottingham and weighed 40 pounds.
That beats Ouachita best record
August 7, 1873.
The Cotton Plant says the little girls
of Bastrop ride gracefully and the lit
tie boys swear outragcously. Leaving
our little girls out of the question We
will wager that tho average Monroe
tobacco and smoke more cigarettes
:han any two boys in Isastrop.
MIR. 4ancy Logan who lives on
Bayou DcSiard about 5 miles from
the city, brought into town Wc.lnes-
day evening a rattlesnakc which he
had killed that is worthy Of notice
The snake measured 5 feet 7 inches in
extreme length inches in circum-
ference around the largest part OF the
body :,nd had % rattlcs.
Attention is directed to the alver-
lE'tIllt'nI u NINs 1AOCUsSl A;1lc AVtuctl1y,
of Virginia. Col. d. f. BOycd, its
president, needs no introduction to our
readers AS an educator. He still adj
visea LOuisianians to educate their
sons in their own State but as hun
dreds are annually sent seeking their
learning elsewhere, he wants them to
come to him.
Those of our dcnizens who are
knights of the rod, are looking for
ward to much sport, for bar fish bid
fair to be plentiful soon. These fine
fish have made their appearance in the
river along the city front in limited
numbers, though they are reported in
great numbers u few miles below, and
their advance is expected and will be
met by our knights.
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Having purchased tho interest OF the sue
ccssion of ii. NJ. Hry, deceased, tho under
comes solo proprietor OF tho Monroe City
Steam Saw and Pruning Mill, and will
Lumber, pinc or cypress, planning, making
shingles, Nc., to pc furnished, on short
notice, in any quantities desired. a largo
lot Of superior, timber, both pine and
cypress, on hand. Prices to suit tho times.
Address orders to j. X. MUIR,
i. y. Box 81.
Monroe, Scptoinbcr, 20, 1850.
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CTf.AYED OR STOLEN.

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CuCCEssION SALE.

July %, 1851.
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8@rrjGle Death at Winch es-
ter ArmOry.

Maurice Reiily,employed in the
priming room at the Winchester
&Tmory, at New Heaven, Conn,
Net with a terrible death on Sat
urday. He had charge of seventy
thousand primers to prepare for in
sertion in cartridges, when a single
,ne exploded. That explosion
caused the seventy thousand pieces
az metal 10 fly in every direction.
Thousands of them were buried In
the person of Reilly. Many enter
ed his eyes, all his teeth were
knocked out.and his left arm was
-frighfu!ly mangled, strips Of flesh
beng Torn off. He died the same
sat ming. None Of his fellow work
men were hurt, although the side
81 the building was torn out.
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Academic Department, with i've differ
ent courses leading to degrees and a
Normal Course leading to a diploma.
School of Design with Art instruction
leading to graduation and a diploma.
Astronomical Observatory, all the means
and appliances leading TO a degree. Ac-
ademic year IN ail departments begins
Sept. 20, 1891, Nonresident students
can obtain board on reasonable terms.
For Catalogue address, THOMAS WICK
Frs, Re tor, Cincinnati, Ohio, { jy33-lm
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CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.

a Preparatory School for Boys. at
Charlestown, w. Va. Founded in 1892.
A full course in Languages, Mathematics,
and Natural Sciences. We'll supplied
with apparatus, and superior Cabinet
of Minerals. For Particulars, with re-
gard to terms references, ETC.. address
VIM. II. KABLE, A. NJ, Principal.
aug6-4t--Ayer.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments of study; text books
furnished at cost; calender arranged to
suit teachers; expenses for one year from
$lT5 to $500; non-sectarian, liberal tho
rough. Fall term begins SEPTEMBER
18th, 1881. Attendance last year from %
counties of West Virg MIA and from eight
states and territories; humber of students
larger than tor ten years previous
For Catalogues and other information,
apply to the Ac,ing-President, D.. B.
PURlNTON, Morgantown, West Va,
(junl86m
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quo WESLEYAN ERSITY,
~ Delaware. Ohio. Open 10 both sexes
with elegant home for young ladies.
Five buildings. Extensive libraries, lab.
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cost to young men for the last college
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$4,000. Classical and Scientific. Pre-
paratory and Normal courses. Special
advantages Ia music, Painting and Sci
ences. Attendance 66S In college classes
273. Write for Catalogue College year
begins Sept l4th.
G II. PAYNE, LII D President.
aug6 Ina lden.
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MARRIED..

Near Tomahawk, Berkeley coun-
~, on the 2Sth of July, 1881, by the
Rev. =. II. Thomas, JOHN L. HoR-
,SYsR and Miss ANNA LIZZIE METH
SMITH.
AT the same place, August 18th,
1881, by Rev. p. IL. Thomas, JONA-
THAN MURPHY and MARY JANE
GEESEChER.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,.

Locs ton in a beautiful town in South
eru Ohio, at the mouth of the Muskiugum
River In successful operation for forty
six years. Two courses of study in Col
leee OF four years each, identical except as
to Greek. Expenses moderate. About
20, goo volumes in its libraries A recent
bequ' st has increased the number of free
scholarships. The Preparatory Depart
ment fits students for each of the College
courses. Fall term begins Sept. Mari
eta, Ohio, 1881. |. w. ANDREWS,
jy30-lm. President.
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DIED..

as- HSlf ra.es-fpe cents per lt.eIoT Obituary No
LOO beyond The usual announcement.
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BETHEL
Classical and Military Academy

Near Warrenton, Faquier Co., Va.
Prepares for College, University or Bust
ness Recommended for Location, Health,
Morality, Scholarship and Discipline.
Board, Tuition, and Medical Attendance,
(Half-sesslon) $4,000.
Address for Catalogue, MAJ A. G.
SMITH, SPIT. Bethel Academy P. o., Fa-
qnier CO., Va. jy Colin.
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NORTHERN TEXAS offers greater at

NORTHERN TEXAS offers greater at
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healthy country, mild climate, abundance
of timber and water diversity of products,
than any other region now open to settle
ment. In this rapidly developing section,
the TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY has
in operation over 800 miles of road, along
which are to be had, at low prices and
on easy terms, millions of acres of good
and cheap Railroad and Government lands
but recently opened for settlement. For
circulars and maps giving truthful infor.
nation, address W. II. ABRAMS, Land
Commissioner, T. & P. Railway, Marshall,
Texas.