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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-15
Trunks, Valises, Etc,
806 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DATTAO TEvAC
DALLAS, TEXAS

On Our First Floor we are offering complete line of
leans Lindseys, Flannes Repeents Blankets Bleached and
Brown Canton Flannels, Bleached and Brown Domescs
Cotton Paids, Cheviots, Hickory Stripes Prints, ETC.
On Our Second Floor offering complete line
OF OF Notions Hosiery, Gents Furnishing oods Cashmere
Sshrts Especially suited to Western trade Custom
Made Overalls, etc., as offered in this market
On Our Third Floor offering the most complete
Sne S Of Mems, Boys and Chldrens Hats comprising b.
sesons and Hurst Sons Hats gotten up especially for
our our Cow Boy trade, also Ladies and Misses Trimmed
a Misses and Childrens Sailor Hats Trunks Vases and
oatches also Towers Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats
ever offered by us.
vs. We earnestly solicit inspection of our Stock before
making purchases.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Nov. ii,--[special. Spot
cotton unchanged market steady; sales,
2'lSo, receipts, S,S'2; exports, G,SSi.
Galveston futures opened quiet and closed
steady, as follows Nov, mber, 0 Il to Q rs; /;
December, 30 to . rs; January, Oh TO
a. March, 81 to 81; April, 10 on 10
lo W; May, 10 l6 to 10 ls.. Sales, 3,4OO.
A man named George Pip was brought
before Judge Kelley this morning, on tbe
charge OF yagrancy. He said he had walked
from ST, Louis to Fort Worth, and had
walked 1t in five or six days, and had
walked from that point TO Galveston.
The largest audience of the season as.
sembled az the o~ra-house last evening 10
witness the presentation of "unknoWnn
by John A. Stevens and company.
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Fort Worth,


FORT WORTH, Nov. l4,--Ispeciall-.
Colonel Ia Il, Keller assistant superin,end-
eat OF the southern division OF the Missouri
racine railway, has resigned. His resigna.
ton takes effect tomorrow.
=. ID. Boyd, pawnbroker, shot himself
this morning accidentally with a Colts pis.
,oi; lie narrowly escaped death, az The
oaIi came very near penetrating his heart.
colonel Sam W. T. Lanham, the newly
elected congressman in the llth district.
was In the city to-day. ~
business. - -'"'''" o''
Six hundred bales of cotton came in on
wagons to-day and sold at a yery low n,iee.
sam Farmers residence caught fire ,hIs
,morning but was saved by the effcipn, 40.
county court Is in session.
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ESTABLISHED lsla
fRCH FIVE CENTS

county. Reversed and rendered: Tonlin-
son vs.. Hopkins County, from Hopkins
county. Adopted report OF Commissioners
OF appeals in the following cases: Reversal
ana remanded: Allegett VS. Buster. rom
% nexsr n county; Soden and wife vs.. the rity
OF brenham from Washington county.
AAttirmsd; N, kardsy VS.. the State, nom
sMcCulloush county; Stone VS.. the Estate Of
stone lrom Maverick county; Spencer Of
AZ. VS.. kosenthal et al, from Falls county:
pu''ress Ct 81; VS., Andrews ct al, from Bar-
net county; DeCausey et al. US. Bailev 4
Fond. from Washington conntv Re-.
formed; Burlington VS.. Newland, from Bra.
Sos county. Dismissed. Kaufman 4
iSuhse VS., Wioks, from Robertson county.
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"aco' Negroes Rescue Two of Their
Coior Fran Passing Emigrants--
tase Before the Grand ,Inry
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m, TIT VI IVE STE,
Ihe treasury department will probably
accept as site for public buildings at 81.
Joe, Missouri, the property corner Eighth
ana Edmond streets, offered by Mrs. Mary
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The first annual report of Irish Land.com
mis7'fA speaks of the indisposition o
tenants to purchase holdings, though ,
number of landlords are anxious TO sell
The arrears clauses Of the act are no
operative to the extent expected, and th,
amount of assistance applied for is insig
niticant.
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The Sales OF Pine Lands nj Five pol-
lars an Acre Slow.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

short time of the great responsibilities
which were resting upon parents and
church members concerning the young
men. He said there were temptations
and allurements on all sides to entice
them away. The gambling houses and
card tables were supported, he said
principally by the young men of our
town, and it was the christians duty to
break them up and save the young
men. He was followed by Mr.. VIM.
r. CahoOn, who addressed himself to
the young advising them to shun
temptation and give God their hearts,
and by thus doing they would shun
great deal of trouble and difficulty
which they would not other wise do.
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Cahoon's
speech the congregation was dismissed
with an invitation to visit the Sunday
school. By two o'clock in the after
noon every available seat in the church
was occupied and after the opening
exercises and reading of the Berean
lesson, the superintendent introduced
DIR. Caldwell who was followed by Mr.
Carroll, aul he by DIR. Credick. Each
of these gentlemen gave good advice.
The infant school sun1 two of their
hymns very beautifully. The occasion
was one long to be remembered.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14
Lbt Smprua Times.
e.,vrna Branch Trains.
>-,-th 7lOA.M. 1920 Am. 4.l5 P
hs N',,th' 10 30 30 NJ. 1.45
For the SMYRNA Times.

n, EpIrOR-Dear Sir Your issue
e't," -tb inst. contains letter from
~ thc Rev. ]. d. Rigg in reference to the
1nrsI In contained in the Wilmington
Worninq NewS. | as II correspondent
vi; ,'I;,.erSd the article to the office as was
"rr'' ''',. dntv. and | did not have any idea
~! lt!oomsinq any reply or did intend to
u 'sonJ the gentleman and moreover ]
onS 'nI an npology if such be necessary.
"7N NJ. raferpmce to the odd marriage
strictly true and they were not
"''1 ".',,trodicted bv the Rev. Mr.. Rigg; |
Ynt the item as mere local news from
eEn f,rt il caused considerable com
,,,t wy, At ihp timI. The letter in the
TI,,ys written by ae officiating minis
,,r doeS nu; a,}c@ he fact III amy one
,r,;rular. ami only shows how com
ipJn,rly hi, ia igmcl; 10 the trash or.
t,Isitv of their statements, W;lS IN fault.
The woman III the first place di hot
HIN, tn b. her mother in the first
,,tnmpt tu have the unholy alliance
,nsrformed. neither did the girl claim to
L. moro than - and wore short dresses.
Dat D. after the refusal they were advis-
ad il is learned, Dy SOlhe IecAlcSS hlcH
~ M apf ND job ON our minister herein
wmontioned. NJ The fact that a license
haino issued or that a record had
''IreSdy been forwarded to the Record
~ cannot alter the falsity of their
statements. All that can be said is
yslueless unless it serves to make both
MAGISTRATES and ministers more eau
tons and look toward an effort to stop
snch marriages as are calculated to
increase a helpless population that
must sooner or later become the care
oftbe state, or spend miserable exis
tance in poverty or ignorance.
I am the special correspondent Of thu
UTlmingfon Morning Ne'rs.
SMYRNA. June IL, 1882.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes,
made to order, at the Shoe Store of J.
IL. Primrose.
J. Frank Alice, the Jeweller, Dover,
makes speciality of American Watches,
Ladies' and Gents in gold and silver
cases, and sell mt prices as low rs the
lowest.
Young Men you can get your Low
Cut Sharp Toe or Big Toe Shoes, made
to order if desired, at PrimrOse's.
have one Four-Drawer Remington
Sewing Machine on hand and will sell
it for S25 Cash, with all attachments,
former price $50 so. II. l.. Collins.
J.T. Mullen & SoA, Merchant Tailers,
have now the Finest Clothing House i'll
Wilmington, at Sixth 4 Market, having
converted the four stores in the Saville
Building into one large sale room,
which they have chuck full of all the
new styles of Suiting and Ready Made
Clothing.
Old Ladies' Shoes. broad and easy,
with flat heels, made to order and on
hand, at Primrose's Shoe Store.
Take look at Phillips Show Win
dows if you want to see the Latest
Styles in Fine Neck Wear, Hosiery,
| Handkerchiefs, Suspenders and Fine
/ Dress Shirts.
All our fresh supply Of Hats at Cost,
as we shall close out all kinds. A full
line of Straw Goods. Primrose.
Working Shirts. 25c, 35c, soc, 75c, 81.
Overalls and Jumpers, 35c, SOC, 75c, 81.
Working Pants, soc, S1.O0, sl.25, all
at Phillips.
| have large and more complete
assortment of all goods usually kept in
Il city Jewelry Store than ever before.
and am selling at lower rate of profit
and of course my sales are increasing
daily. Call and see me and l am SURE
can suit you in style, quality ant
price. J. Frank Alice, Dover.
"It acts like magic" was the remark
of farmer who used PhenOl Sodique
Il drove my mowing machine into ;
bees nest, and was stung severely
but by the prompt use of the Phenol,
was relieved of pain instantly" FO
sale by druggists and general store
keepers. See adv.
Read the Large Advertisement c
+ J. b. Cooper.
Take a peep at Phillips Show Win
dow if you want to see the Style l
, Hats and Caps. They are all there.
' $50 Chicago Singer Sewing Machin'
:. identical the same as Singer Manufat
e turing Company for $25, with all tn
: attach ments. Warranted for fiveyear
e At theNew One-Price Shoe and H;
: Store.
: Landreth's Garden Seeds Sold by
q B. Cooper. See Large Advertisement
(. Phillips Summer Stock has arrive
h and open for inspection. Please gi'
him a a call.
g Miscellaneous Books at City Pric
% at J. B. Cooper's. See Large Adye
% tisemeRt.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14
For he Smyraa Times.

Mr.. EDITOR knowing that the
columns of the TIMES are always open
70 notice and encourage our educational
institutions we feel it a pleasure to
report the pleasant entertainment given
by the students of the Smyrna Semi
nary of last Wednesday afternoon.
The Darors were handsomely decerat-
cd with the sweet beauties of the
:. aoral world" and a gOOdly number
oftbe narents and patrons Ofthe school
were present though no special invita-
lions were sent out. The exercises
opened with singing by the school
followed bV reading by Miss MahOOd
and an instrumental solo by Miss Floe
Gootee: Miss Ethel Cooper next inter
ested us by letter of travels from
Imagination, displaying cOmprehen-
siye knowledge Of Geography and
descriptive power; next came an anus
inc defamation entitled Five Little
Chickens by Master Sam1 HOffecker; /;
reading bv Ned Woodward: (instru-
mental followed by solo, by Miss
Ethel Cooper: and song by the school.
Just here we listened to a defamation
entitled Didn't Think" by Luther
Lapham: and recitation by \. Tygert
entitled "Dollie's Christining," and a
song. " Don't let the Roses Listen by
f. Hudson: next u responsive Recita-
ton Live onward from the Old Year
10 the New" by the Misses +, Beck
and l.. Martindale followed by Il
quartette Wandering in the May
Time" by the Misses Cooper and Beck
Martindale and GOOtee; and an essay
Spring Time of Life, " by Kate Janvier
Next in order came a recitation The
Nevers," by Ethan Swinney and Moth
er's Love-" by Lizzie Denney; also one
BY Eva Swinney. Following declama
ton by Robbie HOffecker and Spence
Lapham. Now liveRed by song Ten
nysons Brook" Miss Ethel Cooper; {
farewell essay by Miss Lizzie Beck
Then the literary exercises closed will
parting song by the school.
Here we will notice the presentation
of prizes To Miss Kate Janvier wa
awarded the highest prize-a writin
desk and a book as a merit for highes
average in recitatiOns, and attendance
not missing a session. To Miss I
DUN lWO bOOhS anu hlSS 1IlLAiC DCi
ney a writing desk.
We ewould liked to have noticed eac
individual effort but space forbid
Such occasions are indeed interestiH
and instructive and to the young pa
ticipants they leave bright picture
decorate each mental parlor to the en-
Of life. To the parents is left priG
and hope inspired for the future
their children, that they may alwa!
act as well, each their part upon tt
great stage of life, as upon this long
be remembered occasion. May Il
teachers though sometimes buFdene
remember they have a sacred trust
and the hope Ofthe future, in their cal
Knowing this, may they labor on
their work of love and hope.
FATHER TINE.
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For the Smyrna Times.
Dover.
DOVER, June u, 1873

DOVER, June u, 1882.
Mr.. EDITOR MIR. John Brown re-
ceived his commission to-day and is
now Justice of Peace for this place.
The water sprinkler, Notwithstanding
the protests of the Board of Health,
began TO sprinkle the streets on last
Saturday. The citizens cleaned the
stream Of all its animal matter, and the
board thereby gave their consent.
The employees of the firm of HAZEL
q Pennewill who have been making
peach baskets, struck on Friday for
hlgner wages, an increase eOfOne-quarter
cent per basket, but the firm would
not give it, and this morning the hands
resumed work. The number struck
was about twenty men.
sehOOl department No. l, of the
power Public Schools, taught by Mr..
c.arrol, went to the Camden campmeet-
ing woods OH Friday, and spent the
AFTERNOON IN social enjoyment.
Yesterday was observed in the NJ. e.
eh1rch, this place, as Children's Day,
ana the exercises both morning and
Sllernoon were appropriate for the
occasion In the morning nOtwith-
standing the threatening aspect Of the
weather, large crowd of ehildren
eqFned out until nearly all the front
NSsSlS IN the church were occupied
y nile care had been taken for thecon-
sehience of the children, the officers
WNerenotunmindful Ofthe congregation
NeW hymn books which were received
oa the Saturday previous, were distrib
Hteq on every seat so that all coulC
iOi4 ~ singing the childFen's heaHtifu
aags: angs: The pulpit was beautiful,
gegoafafed with flowers of all colOrs
aHa IN the centge of the archway hum
lafge star which was handsomel
vi, saii,nmed with roses; within the chance
na isi sat Mr.. G. f. Fem, Superintend
Sn., and Mr. Il. Vi. Stevenson Assistan
Fuperintendent, and on the left of Nj
sat the choir in what is know
ohg Methodist's as the lame
OIner." SO. Rev. DIR. Caldwell read
apIaral selection, after which til
tSper'ntendent announced the page
a s lynn, and requested all to sin
sIa n their credit / must say the
- ha Their past we'll. liz. Caldwell
s.a .non was short,but fall of intefes
Won, Won clothed in such language as Il
srol ssDJlhgest child could understand. I
s spSAe OF the birth Of Christ his dea
oss. ss resurrection. After the conclusi'
eallas as sermon Mr.. Z. NJ. Stevenson W
S'eu TO the floor, who spoke for
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14
INT FOR TAT"
IN LnuuuO0c atOYe f0T,
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Pretty. witty Nelly Gray
To her Billy said one day;
Let us go TO the Tower. dear;
But he whispered in her ear.
Let me GO" she said. with you,
From the Tower 20 take view
Others go; and why can't To-
no rou don't.
Tears frOIa Nelly's azure eyes
Fell like rain drops from the skies;
But, alas. poor weeking Nell
Bill remarked. as fast they fell;
mo you DON'T
Uncle iied," :" said Nell. last night
Leaving me ten thousand quite"
Dearest Nell" said Bill. wen go;'
''''' '''' " no you don't"
If you had 10 the Tower gone
When l ssked you so forlorn
When you thought I'd nary red,
shoald not TO you have said.
mo you DON'T"
ON his knees poor Billy fell,
CRYING " Dearest. darling Nell,
will wed you :" but she said,
With toss.Gp of her head.
Mo yOs dont.'
Then she spurned him with her toes,
And. with thumb upon her neSe,
Moving all her 6ngers fair,
Said again, with naughty air,
mo yen DON'T
With heart by grief made sore,
Billy bolted through the door,
Hearing Nell behind him shout,
Does your mOther know you ne eut?
No, she don't"
NoTE.-An young gents who wish TO wed
Girls made rich by uncles dead
Ii not clothed at Tower Hall,
We to you would loudly call,
mo yen DON'T
Other places you may Try,
With the hope 20 cheaper buy,
But from Toweg Halls way,
Facts will show, If they don't say.
No you oontF'
ExPI.oR ATOMS in search of the best place 20 pm
re Spring ClOthiRg are NOW the order OF IN
Y. We advise gentlemen WHO wish to be SUE
IL
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

Dealer in Boots and Shoes of all varie-
ties. The Largest Stock in the State.
Good and Reliable Goods at Bottom
Prices. Come and see us.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14
THE NEW CHAMPION CORD BINDER
Coming ThrO' the Rye.
THE Sh@s'aD, Sha'esUd NesU jersey F0s.-
Mses's Ecps'ess their Satisfaction.

MY, n J,My
We the undersigned farmers Burlington County New jersey having this day witnessed the
Core in greer m f an &c rbet the
lieut. ~@5N ground being ougD and high &a adng and Hyin
m smh mot to elSNeee dpouns
It. oily b Mt
MDnetown N
5 B F. n
d
E. RnmGs
r. NIoratown
Box MoretOwn Bnlmp Cunt,N J
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

DELICATE FEMALEs.-Thee eXactions
of society, added to the cares of mater
nifty and the household, have tested
beyond endurance the frail cOnstitu-
tions which have been granted the
majority of women. To combat this
tendency to premature decline, no
remedy in the world possesses the
nourishing and strengthening proper
ties of Malt Bitters. They enrich the
blood, perfect digestion, stimulate the
liver and kidneys, arrest lucrative
weaknesses, and purify and vitalize
every function of the female system.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

Victor Hugo says his intellect grows
stronger with age, and does not rest" "
but then the same can be said of q
chepse
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

If people who are troubled with
colds would make use of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral before attending church or
public lectures, they would avoid cough
ing, and the comfort of hearers and
speaker would be greatly promoted.
The Pectorals enables public speakers
to speak clearly and without fatigue,
having an immediate and wonderful
effect in increasing the power and
flexibility of the voice.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14
ROOFING.

l desire to call the attention Of those wha are
about to build or repair TO my superior facilities
for doing all kinds of METAL ROOFING at short
notice and in the very best manner. The best
material used and tAa work carefully done. I
guarantee satisfaction. Estimates ehssxfull$
L. C. mccoy. Market ST.. Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14
Tine ?!iiss, ss5.
Cash Prize, sss,


and G0Ld Drop Handles.
RE-Each Machine of whatever style, is furnish
ed with the following equipment of Tools and
Accessories; One Foot Hammer. One Screw Dr-
yer, One Wrench, One Oil Can and Oil, One
Gauge. One Gauge Screw. One Extra Throat Plate.
One Extra Check Spring, One Package of Needles,
Six Bobbius, One instruction Book; also Tuck
Marker, johnson Ruffler. One Box of Hemmers
and One Binder.
R1-The only season we can sell this Machine so
cheap is we employ no agents or canvassers,
therefore giving the purchaser the abvant-
age of agents commissions. So come
and save S2j. This is in the reach
of everybody.
These machines are made after the latest models
! of the Singer Mfg Co.'S machines and are perfect
| fac-similes of their machines i'll shape. Ornamen-
tatiOn and appearance, with the exception OF the
| lettering on the arm of machine and the trade
mark. All the parts are made to gauge exactly
the same as the Singer Co.'S parts. and are con-
structed. respectively, Of precisely the same ma
! terialS
The utmost care is exercised in the selection of
the metals used, and only the very best quality is
purchased Each machine is thoroughly we'll
made and is fitted with the utmost nicely and
exactness, and no machine is permitted by the in
spector to go out of the shops until it has been
fully tested and proved to do perfect work. and
run light and without noise.
The CHICAGO SINGER MACHINE has very i'm
pOrtant improvement in Loose Balance Wheel so
constructed as to permit winding bObbins with
Out removing the work from machine.
THE LOOSE BALANCE WHEEL
Is actuated by a solid bolt passing through col
lar securely pinned to the shaft outside of the
balance wheel which bolt is firmly held to posi-
tiOn by strong spiral spring When bObhin Is
to be wound. the bolt is pulled out far enough t.
release the balance wheel and turned slightly tC
the right or left, where it is held by stop-pir
until the bObbin is filled. Where the machine il
liable to be meddied with by children. the boil
can be left out of the wheel when not in use. 81
that the machine can not be operated by tht
treadle.
The thread eyelet and the needle clamp arr
, made SELF THREADING, which is a very great con
| venience to an operator.
?
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14
TO
Fruit Growers & Farmers !

Ten years entire personal attention in the Ship
ments of Peaches and Small Fruits enables to offer
the Growers perfect arrangements for the Season of 49,
My arrangements made entirely with financially
strong and reliable Commission Men, for all Markets. In
addition thereto parties will consign fruit to have large
deposits Of CASH in home bank at Smyrna thus
preventing any loss by Of failure &C. will have
entire control and will ship to the following well and
favorably known Commission Men, Messrs. Quick &
Reed Francis McMulkn, A. F. Young & Co, C. W. Idel
Bartrutf & VanArsdale, of New York. Curtis & Co.,
Bennett Rand & Co., of Boston; J. f. Hobson, j. P.
Wilson, j. E. Hendrickson Co., Baker, Bro, g. Co., of
Philadelphia Would be pleased to hear from any grow
ers desrOus to ship to any special Commission House in
any market.
DESTROYS that Growers shall obtain the largest
possible profits out of their fruits have spared neither
trouble energy to perfect the best possible arrange
ments and will guarantee to obtain for Growers nustne
their Fruit in my the utmost satisfaction Shippers
will be written to daily and will receive teegams every
morning from all markets. thus enabling Growers to have
knowledge of markets and prices hahour after sales
are made.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes,
made to order, at the Shoe Store of J.
IL. Primrose.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14
]. H. PRIMROSE, SMYRNA,

SOLD BY
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

RJ-The only season we can sell this Machine so
cheap is we employ no agents or canvassers,
therefore giving the purchaser the abvant-
age of agents commissions. So come
and save S2j. This is in the reach
of pvarvhOdy
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

/ have one Four-Drawer Remington
Sewing Machine on hand and will sell
it for S25 Cash, with all attachments,
former price 1925 III. l.. Collins.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

Young Men you can get your Low
Cut Sharp Toe or Big Toe Shoes, made
to order if desired, at PrimrOse's.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

ExPLoR ATOMS in search of the best place 70 PM,
cure Spring ClothiRg are now the order of the
day. We advise gentlemen who wish to be sue
ceSsful in getting weA (sUitsl with elegant goods
for very little money, to set this up as geide
post and so TO Tower Hail." Nos. 5lS and 90
ALLEN
The daily gazette., 1882-05-08

The School Election.

The school election, Saturday afternoon
attracted very little attention, and a small
vote was polled, notwithstanding the fact
that Democratic nomination took place at
the same time. There were no contests In
several Of the wards, and even where there
were opposing candidates, but slight interest
was expressed and no excitement occasioned.
The result Of the election, however, was, in
the main, very satisfactory, and the School
Board chosen will compare favorably with
previous bodies. 1t seems impossible to
create any degree Of public interest in
school elections in this city, and under these
circumstances the people are fortunate when
ever bad, unfit men do not thereby slip into
office by their carelessness. The new Board
contains number of excellent gentlemen
and there is no reason to doubt that their
management of the public schools will pr owe
satisfactory.