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J the 'Biblia Paupertm.n - written and

Is the "Biblia Paupertlm,h ~ written and
Illuminated by hand. of which there were
ilve editions of some twenty volumes
issued. 1t receives its name from The
TACT OF Its having been the only copy of
the Scriptures within the reach of Door
people. The few copies now extant are
IN very bad condition, but are worth
thousands of dollars each. TemperIey
accounts for the destruction Of this. book
by the great wear and tear to which it
was subjected. A reprinted copy by
John Russell Smith, of London, brought
Sl0:5 at the Menzies sale. A COPY of
German manuscript missal of about
Ioo0 is IN possession of Messrs. Wiley.
@seliltm is the material used and the il
iuminatlons are superb. The volume is
huge folio, its covers being of yerv
thick. leather bound in brass and studded
with immense brass bosses. The missals
OF the date of the introduction of print.
ing offer curious, commentary ON human.
nature. Spurious works, without num-
Der were issued from the press, ilIumi-
mated and touched by, hand se.as tolrep-
resent closely the manuscript volume
Mr. Sothefan possesses a 4niissaI of this
description, printed in. Paris about the
year 1870 by German Harlequin, who IS
said to have Produced a number. ofssucb
lforgefies.i-7N. T., World., - g,c.I ..,4 ,.,s.,
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An Amateur Salvage Company.

Mr.. c. j. Thompson's- friends tell
/ this story of him; Mr.. Thompson himself
says it is exaggerated:
Much disturbediby fires occurring in
the l.eighborhood, Mr.. Thompson decid-
ed to .oiganize q fire company in his
family, realizing that q little precaution
might save him considerable in time of
danger. He accordingly thoroughly
drilled the different members in their
respective duties and waited, but as no
opportunity for action offered, he selected
a mofning'to givea false alarm and test
their efficiency. Leaning from the back
.parlor window he shouted "fire'' at the
top of his lungs. l.#sd -tfh.. a.s.A.f
The echo of his voice had not died
away, when a sofa and two chairs grazed
his ear on their way downward, four oil
paintings swept down the leader, wash
stand and two trunks slid past him, two
bed stats and a mattress struck him on
the head, and in an, n,upward glance see
ing the legs Of the library table appear
at the second story window, he Withdrew
and started up. stairs. Half way. up he
met the round marble slab from the cen
ter table which sglitied between his feet
without g, Word,l and struck the servant
girl behind him who was carrying the
china upstairs for safety, and she and
her burden landed in the hail.
Gaining the second floor he was in
time to see his eldest daughter carefully
remove the bureau drawers one by one
and drop them from the window. Be-
fore he could speak he met a stream of
water from fire engine which took him
in the face and heard the front door be-
ing opened by the fire department. axes,
while the parlor windows stepped out to
admit the ladders. Turning to fly he met
his wife with gridiron and an almanac
in one hand, while the other was occu-
pied with baby and a glass of wooden
toothpicks, and at the same instant there
was deafening crash which proved to
be two mirrors and the parlor stove tied
together, reaching the ground, while
fireman, AK in hand, inquired; where is
the fire3" Detroit Free Press. W
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lshave been built IN Washington Territory
s1 since january 1, 1881, than the previous afs
Five years. % . 's~--
California has School poptul,ation1J
OF 2l5,522, Jandl has sjust idistributeal uvsh
among nn, her counties apportionment Of
S334, 059. TO-. a..a...+.'.
The interest in teachers institutes
IN the South is daily Increasing fTexasbs~ai
7 IS holding eighteen of these institutes
this year, greatly to the advantage of '''7<
ner teachers.tE . sd4 ,lss,. T.. a.. asv
mo text books in arithmetic and
geography are put into the hands 81 Esss
pupils during their first ythree, years yinyssss
primary schools of New Haven. The
oral method is chiefly used. The result
is said to be encouraging. '" oTDO ~
- According to missionary Butter, fofsosgs
China as Buddhism, has no Heaven for 49,.
women, the Chinese damsels labor with 0''''
might and main to lay up merits that.
they may prevail with the Judges of the,sF
lower world to let them be bornsa asain.sS.sss
as %f9l ibsps Sc that they may hage sAans9 1 m
b, THE Southern Methodist Churchsfrasa
Illinois has been extended into nearly
hall the counties of the State. fsItf hassT
.fout districts dying lin, the central. and =,
southern parts, extending an the way way %
across the State east and west iiThe Hoss
southern part of ;, the State is mostlyr
settled by people from the South. me
Interior. sssF
II IL All the teachers in the public schools
OF Iittsburgh are in arms against whatfT
'6hey consider an outrageous imposition. ....sr
I4he EducqtioraqL, io Revieso, Of that city,
has heretofore been published by tiies ,6G
Teachers Institute, and the, ,teachers,.
were assessed a certain sum each for its
SUPPORT. At present the publfcatiefis Is tGa3
issued by private concern and an at
tempt is made to still inforce the assesssfT
ment,, =. The teachers object. m lPitts1urqh
- = The Vermont State authorisIesshakSbus9
recently received from the,execAtor, Of ,.
the will OF the late Aroonah Huntingdon, SSs
Of Stamford, Canada, an apploximAiexFUTa
statement OF the ameunt and nature of
the personal estate Of the deceased beuerSp
factor, who bequeathed his entire prop:
erty valued at $205, 600 his native State ssT
or Vermont for educational purposes. vs,,
The will was contested by the heirs 81
Mr. Hnntington' h'sie'J 'sit =; Fs%ssSeHSs
At one time 1.-THE abele0ed psstor insr..,e
the Congregational church in asea-cQast -.
town In Massachusetts,, to exc out 'Mis s"vo
salary, had his his people, give him dpna-,.,,
ton party, among the presents beirig al
fine new dress coat forthe pastor, and arsmsas,
tasty bonnet for his better-half On the
following Sunday, as they walked uulps Che s1sF
aisle in their new habiliaments, the, choir ,,,x
struck out with the volun-
tsry, much to theAdiscomflttireo of the sehEvsotss
sitiyelelergymanandhi his wife, ss.Whoagegsas
these in bright array,
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Iis:tL"po you, buy, YOU, music BY the.
roll?" inquired a young 9 fady iof the el'sss
Deacon's daughter. so, no,lS,isAs se-srv,
Rasf always g S Wait aptl Sunday 'yy a.. and
pa When an Edgefeld yonth soes, to,,tss
spark a girl he finds the old lady in one
corner of the room, thst old man ina
another and dog under. the melodeoh,
Eand heiis required ITO speak up like aniss,'l
orator. r-Augusta, ,News.1, ~ ,r,,., f..,.
"A New Jersey fortune teller prophe-
sled that something terrible would Hap! 5f'
pen to man on his cthirtieth birth -day. AZ a,
And sure ure enough, on the day specified
fife and drum corps lrehted a foofn u fssSIa
rectly opposite the mans residenG, and aAg
practiced three hours in one inning. :
'"i On the crowded sidewalk: fndig-@ r.
nant Female-"Sir, would feelobiiged
to you If you would keep that umbnslla
OF yours to yourself and not poke me
with it again. Insolent Wreteh-"O ''u'
ma am! Yes, na'ah! didn't mean to s,ls,
do it / alnt the prod-a-ggal son, ma'amr'' 4,
IL Chicago Tribune. N '''''''' ''''p'i ''sfs
EXTRACT from a letter written by one ids
OF the pupils at . young, ladies' lboarsi- al
ing school in Massachusetts to her father:
'.And' lastly, dear pa, mtist tell YOU ~
that the young fellows. in this neigh. ..s
;bofhood use bears grease on their hair
to such an extent that allthe girls wear 5df
oil silk capes. WISH YOU would tell
ma to buy merohe as soon All she, ,can.nT
= aProoksyY Eagle.
! Waiter at hotel table to Alderman 'ila
o. O'Hou1ihanL ssWhat t1w will yorr have for.p.f
dessert, sirF--pie, or floating ,isiandr,"
Wife of his defeated rival for alder g
mamie honors, who is seated at an ad-sa<s.
jaeent table,. soto. voce--.. .Humph, float,
in oisland,' indade! Faith, thin, it's @q
BlackwelPs he'd be at this blessid day, =
iy he got his .roight disarts. The
Judge. - - 's'. "a
!" Oscar Wilde says the people alfover ID
the South sang in his. ears the old melan-
choly refrain: ''You ought to have seem
it before the war; II was once sitting
on the portico of a country house, the -
saids with young lady, admiring thes.1,y
beauty Of impid stream under, the rays
of the moon, and 1'said to the yourgHY''
ladys0 How beautiful is the, moonlight .
falling on the waterr 1T is beautiful,
indeed she replied, but ah! Mr. iWilde.i .isif
you ought to have seen it before the !,
war ~ Christian Qt Work.
-''Will you please pass the Shem?'' s''''
asked aquiet man, at the lunch counter. .eas
Haven't any!'' squealed the girl in at :.
tendance. 'Some Japhet?' queried the a.
quiet man again. 'Don't keep it !sgt
squeaked the damsel. 81 say" Clipped -p
in a curious passenger: stWhat do you
meant by Shem and Japhet'' ..Noth- \
ing" responded the little man, dole.
fully, 'tonly the Ham is so old and musty
that thought the rest of the tribe might
be around here somewhere, and I'd like
u see EN-. IN 7, Graphic,
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-Ayoung lady from Milwaukee writes
to the editor of the Eye inquiring = the
safest place on an excursion in case of
disaster" The editor promptly assures
her that "the safest place is about thirty
seven miles away from the picnic when
she goes up."
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1t is estimated that the teeth undergo
as many as ten changes of temperature
in twenty-four hours, and the wonder is
that anybody over fifteen years old has
anything left to chew -NorristoWa
Herald
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DIR. Hall says that American feet are
growing smaller. In 1900 the average
size OF mems wear was No. 10 by0t.
New it is q No. n
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Isl' - I0S
$500 per .Annum!.r
.tWfsIE~T Efp
NUMBER
L.. .. s~.
SCHOOL AND CHURCH. 'F.isi

: ltis' said that more new ohurchesrsss
have been built in Washington Territory
since january I, 1881, than the previous 9aFs
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The Family Grocery.


The Undersigned has laid in a stock especii
IL suited 70 the Holiday season.
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80
A FEW OF IT'S MERITS

Positive Force-Feed Grain Distributor, and
Positive Force Feed Grass Seedcr, which can
be used either in front or rear of the hose.
The Fertilizer Attachment is u%nequaled, and
IS Warranted to Sow Easily and Evenly any OF
the various findsof P~h0spkatesi iii themarket.
The Champion is theonly Grain Drill in the
market that has Special Attachment for Plant
ing Corn for the crop. q.
The Champion is Simple III Construction and
Easily operated both for team and driver. The
material used and quality of workmanshipar are
the Very Best. Every Drill Warranted to give
Satisfaction or no sale.
Below We give you a few Of the Practical
Farmers nanles who have purchased from US
and used last year Drills, to whom We refer
John Burns, CharleslOwn; Wln. Rider, Hall
town; Phillip Powers RipOn Noses W. IrGs-
sell. LectOwn; Lewis IL. Nichols, HalltoWn (;
John W. Tavener, CharleStOwn.
Wealso have secured the agency Of the cele-
k-afgI
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THE BEST!i!
TEL FALGll 4. Wood fHITE BIEIGl
E'W,RV'T1.FGgk:

sold last season in Jefferson & C'arEs Countio.
which was more than the aggregate sales Of all
other kinds combined. Ii Is the best, because
it is the NiwDiesi, Strongest, Lightesi Dr,ft, mast
mdnagedjlc { perfect 'rorkutg. Ii WASH not put out
ina hurry 20 meet 4 temporary cnicrgeHcy, HUt
was the first Irvine Binder In the Held, and was
the Outcome of years OF thought and labor.
Other machines are compelled t. uSc each 9th
er's devices and patents and thus involve them
selves and their customers i'm law suits and
trouble for iufrin ,emcuts OF Pattn's. The
WOOD is unique IN ',,llf having nothing in
common with the other machines.
We refer TO the following Jefferson Farmers
who have the Wood machine:
Vim. Beall. W. c. Carpcr, Jas. Lee Grigss, r.
2. Chew Rev. W. +. Lcayell +. J. Manning,
Danl. Coleman. Milton Rouse, Tanquary, IL.
b. Davenport Pc. Washington, Juo. Burns,
!. D. Butler, Chas. AgliOnLy, Herbert Ncndcr-
son.
Call examine sample machine at office o:
Lippett & Co. Charlcs;own. Every machine
guaranteed. For sale 10y
VALLEY FERTILIZER co.
NJ ao 1850
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Fine and Fresh Groceries, Fruits and Confoc-
tioncry-forcign and domeStic-in great varie-
Nv and abundance, and sold at a very small adj
vance on cost. Everything needed for Christ
mas cheer can be had ~ tlc Family store, inclu-
Ding the richest Miuce Meat, kaisirs Oranges
and Lemons, Citron and Currants, Cranberrics,
Almonds, CocoanutS, FlbertS, Figs, Corn, To-
matocs. andOtheg Canned NcgetableSand Fruit,
Poultry
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GOLD. fRosc I r5o oi9 ,o %1af @ ad4s9.
tage of the good chances for making f,oney
that are offered, generally become wealthy,
while those who do not improve such chances
remain in poverty. We want many men, wo-
n,eu. bows and girls 70 work for &c fight in
.heir own localities. Any one car DO the work
properly from the first start. The business will
pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Tx
pensive outfit furnished free. No one wEo en-
cages fails TO make money rapidly. You can
devote YOUR whole time TO the work. or only
your spare moments. Full information and
all that is needed sent free. Address SrISsoN
& Co. Portland. Maine.
Dec SsI-ix
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Fall and winter
Grand Opening CT = Magnificent Stock "
DRY GOODS,
N.t;nn, Rnnts lSLoes HIT and GINS. &c.

~ r.css Goods ! zane. Cashmere, Alpacas,
L D.bayc, Australian Crepcs. Lress / iarNeis.
Domestic GOols-Prints, Biearhcd ana Tn
Ecached Co,tons. Shectines, BED ticks, canton
Flannels. Shaker and Medicated Flannels,
Ginshalns, Crash, &c. &c.
Notions and Fancy 6oods-Silk ana Linen
Handkerchiess, Ladies aud Children Hose.
Gloves. Corsets, NubiaS, Hoods, Leggings, La
dies and Gents Ties and Scarss, Laiies' sat
chefs, Ladies Clcaks, ! lti line If Dress Shirts
aud Underwear.
White and GREY Blankets. Table Oil Cloth,
White Quilts, skirts, READY-MADE CLOTH
ING, &c, g.. We are prepared TO tAkeail corn
in trade or on account. GE~ ROLL IN YOUR
CORN, No trcrhie 10 show Goods. Whether
YOU wish TO purchase or not, yon Will be trea,-
ell with the same politencss and attention. Sa-
tisfaction guaranteed in every particular. Call
and see me b.c5re purchasing else&ht,
Respectfully, {. N.ikL9SELL.
L. l.. ErcHIsoy. s.l.sm.n
Il. LGo. TEUssELL.
Oct 80. 1850.
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Head and Foot Stones, Nantes. Statues and
Carving. in all its various branches, and a!
work in their business. All orders promptly
filled at the lowest rate, and shortest notice,
sn6 all work deli, cred and put up, and guar
anteed to suit purchasers. II not. no Sale
Please call and see and Judge fer yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, AID patronize Home
Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also in operation their
sI,cr in M~artinsburs, where they Will give
propu.t attei.l lion 10 AL vo.S entrusted tothem.
DIEHL IS BRO.
Cllarlcstown. July Is. ls6I-y.
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Surveying and ConTeyancing

7 WILL survey anywhere. promptly and Al
short notice-accOracy guaranteed. .Npeciai
af,tsn,,on ne,d in cjtnec,ion herewith t. DRAW.
ING DEEDS oraay other ins;ruHent q; Writing
=. U.-Charlestown, Jefferson Co., ". Va:
Dec. S. 1871. :. HOWELL BR0WN.
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Champion Of Tie World COACH FACTO]
lHE CHAMPION GRAIN DRILLA

TEHEUndorsigrcd havingre received the Agency
of this Celebrated Grain Drill for Jefferson
County, and having now on hand 4 supply OF
these Drills and a foil line of Extras, in case OF
brcikage, SO 10 delay can possibly occur IN time
of seeding. We offer this Drill to the farmers
Of Jefferson on favorable terms, and Go not
fail to examine the Champion before purchas-
inga Grain Drill. a. it beyond doubt the most
important one Of al the farm implements g
gOOi rriil
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FINANCIAL.

have a limited amount OF 6 per cen,. gols
w jefferson County, West Virginia, Bond,
for sale at 90 cents. We recommend them IS 2
E~rs,-c.sss Investment.
.. L. JAMESON 4 CO., Bankers.
3rd and Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, Pennsylrania.
Sept. {, 1877.
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RoInmd ChiTIed FiOtl.

for Jefferson county, which has the Turn Over
Point. which gives many advantages over the
old kind. We also have on hand Large Stock
of the Old and Reliable
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E90gS a1iG Paper.

HIGHEST Cash Price paid for Rag, and Ia
II per at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE
April % ISS2
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E0,' SGIe.

NICE lot Of Bacon. Hams, Shoulders,
n sides. Nackeral in barrels, Half ara
Quarters. Herring and Shad.
MERCHANT & LUCAS.
I.te "a lSS2.
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PATENTS

OBTAINED for new inventions, or ;r i'm
" proponents in Old one.. Caveats. Infringe
monts. Ifade Marks, aad MI patent business
! promptly attended 10.
IvyENrioNs TINT VAvs BEN REJErTEp may
still. in most eases. be patented BIZ IA. Being
opposite the L. 5. Patent Office, and engagedin
Fitieat Business ElriusirdS we can secure patents
in less tire tI;at tFcse Who ~. reirote from.
Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch, We
! make search in the Patent Oaice, and advise as
to its patcntsbility free Qf charge. Correspond
cree confdsntial: fees RESPONSIBLE and 10
CHARGE UNLrss PATENT ~ OBTAINED.
we refer by permission b the City POs:mas-
| ter. and to tie superintendent of The ftstOlics
! Money Order Division in Washington. For
| special references, circular, adFice: term, &c,
Addrs,s. T.. A. SNOW co,
Opposite Patent Omce, Washington, Dc
Nov. -, 1880.
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7 8 IL.

Call At 1.-THE Foundry and Machine shop before
purchasing. WERLICH WELLER.
Charlestown. Aug. Is. 81.
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Es!xn.b,ng s. Gas-FltfinS.

THE Undersigned oilers his services to the
i public. Pipes introduced into houses
Cas-ixturaS and fittings. Call and see Plates
of Fine Fixtures. finished i'm gold, polished
brass. and Porcelain. Globes Prop Lights, Bur
ncr>. &c.. OldGasT Fixture, Gilded or re- ronzed
in thc iatcststyle. S,orc-house Of J. II. las
torday.
Jan. =. lSS2.
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NEW Mackeral in Kits and by The dozen
~ Herring by the Barrel. ! Barrel and dozen
Roe Herring by the Barrel . Barrel and dozen
Just received and for sale by
GEO ". T. KEARSLEI.
Irrr ~ fssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29
WILLiSTON SEMINARY.
EAsTHAMPToN, MASS.

GI1S YEAR boarding, tuition and books.
- 10 Home comforts A. G. NORRIS. A. NJ Woods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29

In take n day or more for the composition OF lheso
dramatic discournes on current topics winch ho
has since reprinted Other critics were ready Win
tbeirs for next DAYS paper. Mr.. Norris remaining
deaf Ia the urpencies of his chief, another man was
sent to the Lyceum on the first night oil homco
and Juliet" and his account of that event appeared
punctually on the following morning. Upon 'n,'
hint IN tolerably broad onc) Mr.. Morris resigned.
II was not TO this criticism that Mr.. Irving caiicu
tha o,tention of tho editor but to q theatrical
summary of the year from which Mr.. Morris hau
omitted all mention of The Corsican Brothers.
and in which he but just mentioned, ana Una.
sliehtingly the production of the " Merchant u
Venice "-perhaps the most remarkable theatr'ca
event of the year.
OF Mr. Morriss Essays The Ahen9am says wiz"
dryness: Fairly sound and judiclous IN view
thew differ only from the more scholarly ar.c,o' vi
the same subject contributed to the press Al oorae
~ times haltinc and inaccurate IN style" Inc
Same iournal adds: Something more ls eApecteu
from n writer who is at much pans as IS MT.
u0r,is to dissociote himself from his fellows
1b,t 10 the only alluson The AhenGum THINKS IL
worth while TO make to Mr.. Morriss champagne
and chicken doctrine Mr. Labouchere treats inc
s,,h;oct with his customary cynicsm. remdrkins
that there ia exaggeIation but certain amount
of trutb in what Mr. Morris says. presently IL
noors that this certain amount oil truth sohsls's
~ tire fact that critics human, that other
n,onle give dinners well as managers that
nretty women the stage have us much lascih"-
t,on for the critic as champagne, tnat Foou SeaI
makes him lenient to q bad play ana that even
were he n Diogenes and wIoic from tuD' DIS
opinion would he influenced by his digestion. All
which does not make Mr.. Morris's libels less libel
lous than before. u. W. ..
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This Boarding school for Young Ladies Will
open September 20. CHARLES L. WEST Principal
DACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITU re,
BROOKLYN Heights N.Y-37th annual session begins sep.
ember 10 English extends from the earliest
elementary highest collegiate branches Best facilities
In Ianrages Painting and Decorative Arts Glasses In art
criticism French German ana Drawing are
taught the younger departments without extra charge
new and improved apparatus heating and ventilation VIII
be Introduced during the The plumbing VIII be en-.
relv renewed every improvement adopted which sal-
tary skill suggested Boarding pupils received III tho
family Miss f. j. smith and enjoy superior III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29

University Grammar School, l,4S1 Broadway,
u near 42dst-Begins the 46th year Monday september
lS Primary Commercial and Classical Departments Rooms
open after Sept NJ. NJ Hobby W. L. Akin. Principals
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THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
i No 90 West 59th.st., opposite Central PARK.
T. A GIBBENS and d BEACH, Jr., PIlhclpdl5
Reopens Monday, September IL.

One OF and best known Select SCHOOLS for Boys
in the city them when old enough 10 attend schOo
prepares for business college, nine pupils passed
college examinations of special excellence this
3, Yale On Columbia a. Three separate departments
Primary intermediate and Senior Regular Commercial
Course with Professor OF Penmanshp and BoOkkeepIng
Principals Teachers and work with as wei as lot
their pupils Building centrally located and devoted
entirely TO of this school Sanitary and venatn
arrangements of approved kind large gymnasium ana
classes in physical culture: warm lunch at noon. g,
Catalogues by post Calls received after september l
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