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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-04-05
Is a Positive Cure

Is Positive cure
for al those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
~ 'sotpg3poH TO our best fcmnie popuih"o".
10 viii cure entirely the YorBF form OF Female oon'-
pInlnts nil ovarian troubles lnanmntion and plcrre
ton Falling and Displncenents, and the consequens
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
IL will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus In
nm early stage OF development. Tho tendency 70 can
e.rous huors checked very speedily by Its use
IL removes faintness nntuency, destroysnn craving
for tmuants and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
IL care. l3losting Headaches, Nervous Prostraton'
General Debility, seepicssnes4, Depression and lndi
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing PAIN weighs
and backnche always permanently cured by It's use.
It will Mt all and under NIL circumstances act IN
harmony with tho that govern the female system
For the Of Kidney Complaints OF ether sex TINS
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA Il. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE toh'
POIND is prepared Mt 2sS and 2s5 Western AvenueI
LYNN Mass Price o. Six bottlesfor o. Sent by mail
in the form OF pills also the form OF lozenges on
receipt of price, Si per box for either. Mrs PnkhAn
freely answers all letters % inquiry Send for pamph-
lat Address ns above Mention this Paper,
Nh family should bo without LYDIA 10, PihkhAMb
LIVER PILLS. They constipation. bliousness,
and torpidity OF the liver. IS cents per boz.
aS- Sold by nIl Druggists. -ta
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-04-05
Gems of Thought.

When nv reason is afoat, my faith
cannot long remain in suspense, and
believe in God as firmly as in any
other truth whatever; in short thou
sand motives draw me to the consola-
tory side. and add the weight of hope
to the equilibrium of reason.-RouS-
sedu.
IT'S no use of bewailing,
Our want of success;
And all uuavailing
Are tears of distress
The soul that is cheerful
Will struggle through all
But the heart that Is fearful
Is fated to fall.
Kind words produce their own image
in mems souls, and beautiful image
it is. They soothe and comfort the
hearer. They shame him out OF his
unkind feelings. We have not yet be-
gun to use them in such abundance as
they ought to be used.
Poverty is uncomfortable, as l can
testify; but nine times out of ten the
best thing that can happen to young
man is 10 be tossed overheard and COM
pelIed to sink or SWIM for himself In
all nv acquaintance | nesef Erew a
man to be drowned who was worth
the saving.-James Il. Garfed.
On occasions Of great grief it always
appears as if time stood still. All
things appear to stand still, or slowly
and painfully to roll on, in dark circles
but it is not so. Hours and days go
on in an nterminable chain hey rise
and sink like the waves of the sea, and
carry along with them the vessel oil
our life; carry it from the island OF
ioy, it is true, but carry it also away
from the rocky shores of grief.--Fred
erika Bremen
Not a flower
But shows some touch, in freckle, streak, OF
stain,
| OF His unrivalled pencil. He inspires
! Their balmy odors, and imparts their hues,
| Aud hathes their eyes with hector, ana IN
cludes
F.! In grains as countless as the seaside sands,
| The forms with which He sprinkles all th'
| earth.
Happy who walks with Him whom, wha
| He finds
| OF flavor or of scent in fruit or Hover
| Or what he views of beautiful or grand
| In nature from the broad majestic oak
| To the green blade that twinkles In th'
| sun,
Prompts with remembrance Of Q presen
| God. -~CoMPEA
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-04-05
Farmers Look Here,

The undersigned is now taking or
ders for fruit trees for spring planting.
He represents one of the most reliable
nurseries in Rochester, n. Y. Please
send your orders in Immediately.
nl6tf JOHN BEIDERMAN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-04-05
Time of Holding Courts.

The several Courts Of the county OF Butler
commence OH the iist Monday Of March, June,
September and December, and continue two
weeks, or so long as necessary to dispose Of the
business. No causes are put down for trial or
traverse jurors summoned for the first week OF
the several terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-04-05
DIPTHERlA
PREVENTED.

Cholera diSsipated,
ShIp Fever Prevented by
its use.
IN eases of death i'll the
house, it should always
be used about the
corpse-it will prevent
any unpleasant smell.
An Anildote for Animal
or Vegetable PolsonS,
StingS, &c.
Dangerous eiiluyias OF
sick rooms and hos
pItals removed by Its
nSc.
YELLOW FEVER
ERADICATED.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-04-05
: uT7FzSrszeH
! Health & Beauty.

This renowned beauty. NInon de FERciOs. IS
tonishod the world by retaining the wonderful
clearHeSs and brilliancy of mind and complex
H ion throughout her lie. At the age of 9j her
W skin soft. blooming and fresh. as girl of
M Is. THE secret was the discovery Of the famous
$ ge and chemist. rAbbe d r hint.l At her de-
mise she bequeathed this most valuable secret to
d yscian who supplied IL 10 the court celebrities
only. At the downfall the empire it came in pos
session of celebrated american paySiccl;, who he
been enneltly successful in the treatment OF Bloc
and Skin diseases: and that the public generally
nay enjoy the benefits o. this rreious prepIrd
ion the Doctor has placed the recipe with the Bel
Innn Go. of New York. who are prepared
to supply the demands of tho thousands Of eager
applicants. 1t speedily oradicates all manner O.
BLOOD POISOSING G. such as Scrofcla, salt
TN uEn. Ed enema, Pi mples, lot h
Patches. Frecixles, Black Heads, Rough
skin. Catarrh, Liver Complaint. In-
famed Eyes, &C, &c. IL Is m absolute
antidote for MALARIA, and restores
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-04-05
mt. Clemens. Mich True Record !

w. T. Lee, Esq, of this paper says /:
Being convinced of the efficacy Of St
Jacobs Oil in curing rheumatism, |
have no hesitancy in recommending it,.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
Al Surgical slpcration.

Mr.. Samuel NJ. Davis, formerly Of this
place, but now living at Gunnison, stopped
of here while on his way to Denvcr to
have an operation performed on his son
Turner's head. 1t will he rcmembcred that
a little over one year ago, Turner Slipped
from the rocks above the soda springs anJ
fell 20 feet, striking his hsad and crushing
his skull. DIR. Dawson at this time attendS
ed him, and saved his life by o skilliul sur
gical operation, in which he took large
piece of the skall-bonc from his hoad. On
Wednesday another piece of skuil-bone
1lx1a inches. had to Ic taken away, and so
nicely was II doue by the same surgeon
that Turner was able 10 ride home in an
express wagon, and appeared as If nothing
had happened him. Mr. Davis. y. loud in
the praise Of DR., Dawson as surgeon, md
to show his appreciation presented the doc
tor with n valuable gold watch SOON after
the accident happened.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
Democratic Nominations,

J. b. Grant, of Lake, for governor; John
W. Prowersof Bent, for lieutenant governor;
V. ID. Markham, Of Arap,hoe, for Judge OF
the supreme court; 8. S. Wallace, of Las
Anin,as, for congress; Frank c. johnson, OF
Gunnison, for secretary of state; Dennis
Sullivan, of Gilpin, for treasurer; Ansel
Wutrous. Of I.arimcr, for auditor; B. +.
Montgomery, Of Custer, for attorney gen
rral; Francis NJ Brown, of Boulder, for
superintendent OF public instruction; j. A,
yanaukcn, of Clear Creek, for regent Of
state university; J. T. Cox, of Fremont, for
district judge; H. p. Arthur, of Saguachc,
for district attorney, this distaies. Thomas
NJ. Patterson was elected chairman of tho
state central committee
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
!, Nfln,,ic rinnso suicidcs.

On Friday of last week, says the Law
renee, Kansas, Weekly, = man and woman
registered at the kaw house, that city, un-
der the name OF p. A. Baxter and lnsiy.r
They took a room at O'Clock in the morn
ing. and renaincti until 10, when the man
lcft, and hss not bncn seen since At noon
the woman complainr<s of feeling sick, md
declined dinner, hut ate afterwards IN the
afternoon shc purchased q dimes worth Of
strychnine, saying sls6 wanted II to kill rata
She then had rome photographs q hcrself
taken. selling her long glossy hair % pay iAsr
tAem. Returning - her hotel shs wross
several let4enA e1,closing The rietnra On
saSarsfsy eveMinR rho took ~ 3slfn ~
North x4awrsses Nnd II 10 ste30sa aA1axsl
W. sssn - swallow - taislt - tlSed
ln : hnck - TnqekA, MAi1a kpin9ikiun ~
depot % her rc2iae1cc. AhxSse - 49,
kecpcx - TurekA M ~ wesisS - =
have been Minnie lanns0 - wsal kn1Wn
Colnraaio cqaos&s3enne Enslssh1y aa612tek
Jcanie CrAner caee afs pansso,a, ssims, rim,
aescrsioa md Suicide,
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
A Model E,ar,ocr.

II WINS our pleasure, last Sunday, to meet
F. X. Koch and wife, Texns Of Crock, two
wcll-to-io rai,ci people who cultivate their
broad Acres just for the love of Il, having
an abundance Of means, owning property
IN this city, and ennsctiu,es Spending their
winters here. Mr., Koch owns 800 acres 81
excellent land, twelve miles from silver
Clin, and about thirty miles from CMfion.
He informed as that be would begin thrcsh-
tween 600 nnd 900 bushcla of oasn He
hax already cut and stached 800 tosa u hay,
this scasnn, and haA sburteeM acW h ppsss.
toes, which promise 70 yicld ycsy wen. His
wheat crop Il small hut Of cxcelleut qusii-
~. These people spsnt sevcFnl dass 81 Z
vidt With friends here, and lefs ~ their
,n0nntaln honaecn Tuesday.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
The New Mines.

EE
During the week work on the newly dis
covered mines ne:r town has progressed
steadily, parties surveying claims and pro-
ceeding to develop them with earnestnexs
and confidence. Quite large force OF
miners is daily at work, and busy camp
has already been established.
On Tuesday Professors Jennings and
Franck, both expert assayers and most re-
liable gentlemen-the former the diseovercr
of this lode, eleven years ago--went out to
these mines and gathered samples Of ore
from all to the amount of six pounds, from
which they made an assay, getting, as a
result, 5aS ounces o; silver to the ton; with
q trace Of gold.
Ore is being shipped to the Pueblo satcl-
ter, and tests will be made at our local re-
duction works Ms soon as they resume opera
tions. Next week returns will he received
by Messrs, Shaffsr 4 Cassidy and others,
when the question as to the value Of the
ore will be definitely settled.
On Thursday hast Messrs. Sheffer &
Cassidy and Lohach coiftyacted for the sink
ing Of y 5x9-foot working shaft to tho depth
OF thirty-fiye feet, which clearly evincer
the confidence of these gentlemen. This
shaft Is to be sunk ON the Long Brunch, an
extension of the Green Jackef.
Had this discovery been made in almost
ami other locality in the state Il would ere
this have created great furore. The con-
sentative and steady going people Of Cafon
are too old 10 be led away by excitement,
and are determined to test, 10 she utter
| most, the value Of this lind befsrc doing
anything rash. Time alone will tell whxt
is In store for this section.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
ssri~sys Hack Capsine9 - Passengers
TArown Oat-0ne Maa MANNED
Ter kife.

On Thursday of last week, NJ Mr.. Gristy,
one Of the Coal Crces hack drivers, Was de-
.sccnslinS the hill In the outskirts Of Coal
Creek, hia horses becsslnc unmAnageah3e.
and mn down the hill shnRt distance,
wheA one spfany Aeaiust the hank, and cap
Tgis1d 10 syehtcle, tAOranghly dcmoralixins
II Sevesai Fesnengses were in thu sAnck u
eAe tinae. hut All jumped ent aAa rssspsd
iajRry. cxc<pt : Mr. Esans and tht driver,
~ akin. nnA crspplin9 ne nnfostrnAa<
xaan fbr liza Mr. Arisay wak nd seriosAaly
iark hat received snaae sespse lgAissa Tke
Nh where tlo ArcixlcuA oceuxxca = Qni1e
EN1spA. ~ rual1sNy nnxrpw and tke esent,a
n shc othsr ps1sasse r aAaanat nisees-
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

The democrats are always graspi:g at a
straw. When poor Horace Greeley reached
his second childhood they took him.np as
their standsrl-bcarcr. Another and still
later evidence of the same kind is the MONT
ination Of General 1utlcr by the democrats
for governor of Massachusetts, The repub-
licans have felt ashamed of Butler for many
years, and they have snubbed him 50 re-
pcatcs,ly that he has been considered the
butt and laughing stock Of the party.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

W. J. Hsrtzell, one Of the proprictors of
the Silver Cliff and Salida hanks, recently
failed, was arrested at Denver, last Monday,
on complaint Of L. Stone, of Salida, charged
with cmhczzling 81 600 of his money. The
prisoner got off ON writ Of habeas corpus,
but was subsequently re-arrcsted, and on
Tuesday taken to Salida by Sheriff Mix,
and theme. sent 10 Buena Vista TO appear
before the grand Jury. now in session there.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
neash 81 Wlsllaaa Wcelrr.

William weslcy, caAl mincr, cf Coa1
Creek, who died On Friday of lasa wsek,
Wa buried By thc Mnsonic ftateEnilF IL
Hlllnlde cemstety, 6euth Canon, lsa4 Hun.
&aN. tlse tunAains fe1nx enrortcd y tAesy
laiA resting placp ~ i lskzNr conuunxpe ~
pe1l2c DeceaAed wra 65 ysAze sf - -
lsaSte : wile and taily q nsonra Nh 81
~. W1eIey ~ - besl sAlsr4sa WIN
tsAfuaic diassAxsa, NJ st1t1nd n&6ak 1bsax
1l<Ex2,s - ltpm = xrAf ~ AftA-
- ~ Ms1t ii sbssuh of glsiS ~ = x11n,
~ - l.Aving hsen - y wNs& sak,es
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

The Gunnison Rcvicw-press, tho result
of the recent consolidation Of the two re-
publican papers of Gunnison City, is one OF
the best Journals in Colombo. /, publishes
both daily and weekly editions, is ably ed
tied, siaunch in principles, we'll made mp,
and wears the imprint of superior mechan-
iez.l ability nnd taste. The consolidation
begins with capital of s25, ,o0O.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
The Colorado democrats are

The Colorado democrats are smiling a
sickly smile up their sleeves while trying
to make themselves believe that Campbell
is democ1a;. Not many years ago the
same charge was whispered about Governor
Pitkin. because he, also. was a law partner
of Milwaukee democrat. We like demo-
Gratis Of the Pitkib order, and would like to
see more Of them nominated
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

For the bcnciit. Of few who are not
posted. we win say that our Judicial dis
trict (thc SIXTH IL composed of Fremont,
Saguacsic, Custer, Rio Grnnde, Concjos and
Costilla countica The rarc for judge will
cloec ono, al that
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

tsoss q Jl1ss5ss IL - n Zso2 "a
MearA Cox 81 " on het6x
especially ~. MI t56afs E1i1t 3nvidiosS
we would like - NY Ahn4 - 8 bess sing
Mr.. Colemau has few eguAla on the staae,
whiic Mr.. BelFs shouting tsnor1 ySice 11td
inimitsble delineations are CERTAINLY Nii ~
out rivaas in the country. Mis- Noon = q
character md hailed singer, won the txln-
est and most enthusiastic applause
The concert WAS divided into threeaparts
-oyerturcs, melodies aud plantation eccen-
tricitiea Among the many pieces % ex-
ceilcntfy rendered we can hat menti0a
few. when Listsning all the Night Long,
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, In the Nom
ing by the Bright Light, well Have. .
Mighty Shout When We Get on the Island y
The Gospel Train,r Garry Me Back 10,
Ole virginny," 4Roll, Jordan, Rolf and
walk in the Light" These songs and
chorutes, expressive of the peculiar, -welRd
characteristics of negro lives, carried the
audience hack to slavery days. when ajsc.
old plantation was made to ring witt TIN
ssdarkifs' eoul-stirring melodies, tonfhipg
the tendssest chords Of the human heart
Mr.. Coleman gave that grand old hees
solo, Rocked in the Cradle Of tho Deen1
in q mastery manner; Miss Hendezsn6A
Naughty. Naughty Men, was Er1h, IN
itself worth the price Of sdminsi0O, and
elected persistent encase while Mr. Beuh
character song, The 1Al,oriag Manh
LAMENT brought forth thnnders Of -
plause- u
The SINGING Of these people, whiIc 6s-
sessing little of that strained charaeser ef
fine, artistic operztic vocAlism, apprcaable
| only by the cultivated ear, Is full Of fswcsles
plaintivc melody, which delights even the
du1lcst ear, and sends IN echsing t3kH
| through fhe humblest heart II - nstfll,
simple, heartfelt, and grand. i
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

The brickmakcrs in the Bloody Filth
ward, Denver, 100 strong. were ignored in
the primaries, and will bolt the ticket, Civ
ing the ward to the republicans They
claim all the delegates elected arc saloon
kccpers
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
Tho shcrifrs. Associa,ion.

f The sheritfs Of Colorado last week, as
their convention at Denver, orgenizcd n
Sheriff. association, including not oaly NIL
wish to Join. United States niarshais may
also becoane members. This state was
divided into four districts, presided over by
district superintendent. Following IL u
list of oftieers elected: Superintendent, NJ
Spangler, OF Denver, assistant supcrintcrsl-
ent, Peter Becker, OF Lessivillc; disfrirt
snperintsndents Joseph smith, Of Clear
Creek; Joseph Gates, of nsuhier; J. n.
Rowman Of Gunnia1ai William II. Jancs,
Of Gallon City. 4
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

No city ii ~ seute cea shsN " u
heaatAy UroKth n CAhok EAS ssty
sepp u stsp 6a4 nsyer expel1e1Aesn = -
eal3l ~ ~ ~ eaa pe1na viii + - * -
= ~ lrffk eAttun md -
ssi1l ~ lkssxxbly wASh ~
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

What Is the diffsence batween IN old
fAshiened rausiysl isntrusasrf ensa > certain
tAo0Aansa stsintgS md tho ceAex hasra :
tAonsAHd tis,es - ons string.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

1t is given up by the democrats Of Pueblo
county that the recent split between the
Richmond and Waldrun factions will lose
the county for the party, and insures the
election of Ycamaa, republican, of Trinidad.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

wiliiam Andersen, the wsll- known Scam
dinavian orntrr, Of Gunnisou nsunty,
convention, viii teAe IA aAnnas ~ ~ res
.pahliraa tckrx -, ~ s1DaA1 scttss
~ - - l1l 1i
Popular. "a pstizlly esns1 6E SSa ySsalsysFs
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

William Harrison, of Ell Paso, is the re-
publican nominee for judge OF the Fourth
Judicial district, and Lee Ramsey, of Elberss,
for district attorney.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

The democrats Of Arapahoc have post
poned their county convention until the
Both, in order to feel the pursesof candle
dats The party needs money.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

: Massachusetts, republicans have nomin-
afed Rosert r. Bishop for governor, to beat
Butler.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

B Mn. Dr. Pxentia win Sbesn esa4k in yar
eai nats1r - ~ Htlitnsy cosl<xe nexs A6a-
aAy cvrhixk, ~ ~ issnzrAetinM ~ eai1rts
- N sthsss wAe RI - Atsss1l y
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

JNAne 03lli = stnnsest = -
ssssss: - a ::
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

fauaflfe8 N the st14A- Jhe nu1abe1 "a InrI16
in Kansss IS 10000, which gives $f,790
average yield per Farm
On the 18th the track of the Mexican
National railway WAS completed 10a miles
out Of the City Of Mexico; no miles nom
Laredo to Monterey; in all 20 miles britt
under the main concession The total nnna-
Der of miles now built in Old Mexico is 53a.
President Arthur is reported as scriously
i'll OF malaria. and has been advised hy his
physicians not to live in the White Housa
again until . cellar is placed under tho
building. Secretary Folgcr is said to -
suffering from \ severe attack of indigta-
tom
Captain Howsate, the ti,liaucnt siq,,,a
service officer, IS supposed to 10 in Europe.
Proceedings have been commenced at wAsh-
ington against his property, valued at
$lOd,GtO. His inAnorita has disappeared,
and, it is believed, is trying to leave for the
continent to join her pssr,niour. All vessels
leaving Atlantic ports are closely watehetl
General Sherman and daughter, Colonel
Tidbalfund wife and Governor Patterson,
Of New Hampshire, and wife, passed Satur-
day night on the summit of Mount Wash
inton. When they left the wind was blow
ing los miles nm hear, and the Temperature
was seventeen degrees below zero. Ice had
to be cleared from the center of the railroad
track before the train could descend.
Engineer Melville, of the ill-fated jean
nette, arrived home the other day, and, for
his wifes cordial greeting, returned q brutal
coldness. and left in huff His treatment
converted . loving wife, devoted mother
and Christian woman into maniac, and she
is now in the Norristown asylam. The only
cause for Melvilles actor, it Is stated, IN
that, in order to clethc, feed and school their
children and keep mp the house, Mrs Mel
willie asked more money than hxr hnovs. ,,St
saw fit to set apart for that purpose so
Nor month z.s4 sa7 p
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

~ Ia a9ltoanasa Weetfax thia wesk ~
A6arSa ef psAftnatsasy eeaasn frsSnnen aaai1ils
n ana afluMed &&Ak2 y hitlH - -
isSc<ed with lahu & 9rhwab % fAuat1f
~ cos,xesu NisA pstatess ~ ~ nsat ~
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

We see it stated that Secretary Teller
will make six speeches in Colorado, at the
closing of the campaign
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

s General William H. Butler is the repub-
lican nominee for governor of Connecticut.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

The Denyrr lHtcra5 n fo-dsy efves IT.
readerss . pcrtrAit Of GeScinof CampbeA
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

Ton powsa xoe s6e iSo3ninafim S6Klep.
ffuA Ri4 0rnnde coanty.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

The democrats held their state conyen-
tion Ut East Turner hall, Denver, last
Thursday
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

xhs s6ssy ~ II; IA ISassr slallisIi q 4
twsiS .rSla ~ nsar zSilaila = y
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

Z h 1cxt yesit q w,iII have n tup.tlz
ysftse poatais eyntFs guxated. z
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

conduct which followed Nns fhd ~ q
the marshal and his txo nssisazsts fn-
sisting upon This man kcei,ing qub As
the party creating the tisturhaaec betngcd
oil the fall roundup the same thing m i not
occur again this season; hat the citiasns Of
this town insist that the officer who is'paid
to keep order in such asscmhlages shall per
form his duty. and not permit an entertain
mcnt 10 he interrupted, or tho pIeasttte Of
an audience n,arred. hy intaxicated mes.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23

.,,' 4. q +. - ]. { sl!'|| VI!
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-23
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
The Cornerstone Of Civil and
Religious Liberty.
That in Canon City-who Teach IT.
How Many Attend.
|sostna ObssrTaf3sas hy Newspape

One day this week a RECORD representa-
tive dropped into the public school build
ing, corner of Macon avenue and Seventh
street, where he met Professor Baker, tc
whom he Immediately applied hispumpins
apparatus, with the following results, Con-
densed somewhat fog want of spaco:
The building is q large, two-story stone
structure, handsomely finished inside, an.
well provided with all the appliances calcu-
lated to facilitate the, impartin2 and ac-
quirement of learning.
THE CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS
Is composed of Samuel Baker, A. NJ, princi-
pal and superintendent; Miss Addie Z.
Bucklin, principals assistant, in charge of
grades 2, G, 0 and 10; Miss Sailie NJ Fort,
in charge of grades and s; Mrs- Ada E.
Baker, in charge of grades and :, and prin-
cipal of the primary department; Miss Ida
Freeman, in charge of grades and A.; Miss
Julia NJ. Mitchell, assistant principal OF
the primary department. The
NUMBER or PUPILS ENROLLED
~ - 4 e. ~ 4 r. ~.