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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-02
The Primary Elections of POntotOc and
Tippah Counties.

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
RIPLEY, Miss, August 31.-Pontotoc and
Tippah counties held their primary cleo
tions on Wednesday last, 29th instant.
The solid delegations from each of these
counties were instructed to vote for the
Hon. Thos. Spright, of this county, for
district attorney. This secures Spright's
nomination on the first ballot, majority
of the delegates from the district having
been instructed to vote for Spright. Only
little over fifty votes were cast in
Spright's own (Tippahl county against
him. In Pontotoc Spright received 992
votes, Bates and Head together receiving
only SSS. The Judicial District Conveh-
ton, to meet in Holly Springs on Monday,
September 10th, will be nothing more
than a ratification and a jollification meet
inc HiNI KNIP
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MAJ. +. A. BURKE has retired from the
management OF the New Orleans Times
Democrat to devote himself to the affairs of
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centen-
nial Exposition, of which he is the director
general. His loss to the Times Democrat
will be gain TO the general interests of
New Orleans, city that before this has
felt the stimulus of his superb abilities and
patriotic devotion.
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The sen,ntys t,onsescrafet.

FRoHseesi> September I.-Myre Va.nu-
tell, fspel ndncfo at Vfenha, eonsecrated
the remains of ChAHBord to-day in the
presence of a a'Settsation from the Empe-
ror Frsfcis Joseph, number Of legiti-
mist. and others. A certificate of death
was deposited in the coffin.
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Fore,t Fire. on Long --Iand.

HUNTERS POINT, /. l., September T.
The woods between West Deer Park and
Farmingdale, along the line OF the Long
Island railroad, were fired by sparks from
a locomotive. Over four miles were burned,
and the fire is still extending. The dis
trict is sparsely settled, but several fami-
lies have been driven from their houses
by the approach of the flames. Unless
rain falls the whole district, covering many
miles, will be devastated. There are no
facilities for arresting the fire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-02

GEN. BUTLER has notified the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee of Massachu-
sets that he viii be candidate for re-elec-
zion this fall. That means warm time
for the defenders of the Tewksbury aims.
house horrors. The general also has the
Presidency as the "dotlet" on that strabis.
mic eve of his.
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AsuccessfuI strike.

New ORLEANS, September 1.-The Sad
dlers, Harness and Collar Makers Union
a branch of the national organizations
struck to-day. All the firms except three
aikeded to the terms of the Union. The
new prices by the Union are thirty-five
per cent in advance of the old ones fol
piece work. The strikers are confident Of
SucpeSS
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The horse show which will be open in
New York at Madison Square Garden,
from October 22d to October 26th, inclu-
sive, will be one OF great interest and
value. The Times says: "The show is in
good hands, and while there will be a
laudable effort to make it attractive, its
main purpose will be utility, We predict
that it will be the first OF a long series"
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Mrs. Emiiy B. Armour

WILL REOPEN HER FAMILY SCHOOL FOR
w Girls and Boys, Sept. 18th, at her residence.
2TI Madison street. Pencil Drawing and Latin
without extra charge. Music, Vocal and lnstru-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-02

The Virginia Legislature to he elected
next November will cleo. successor to
Malone. n very earnest effort will be
made by the Democratic party to defeat
him. All the Readjuster candidates for
the Legislature are pledged to elect him.
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THE WHITE.RIvER COUNTRY.
Capts. Milt. Harry and Il. q. Postal MAX
ing an Extraordinary Effort TO In
duce Immigration to 1t.

Taking their cue from the splendid rec
ognition which is latterly being accorded
to the claims of Arkansas, Capt. Milt X.
Harry and Capt. +. G. Postal, of the White
river trade, have undertaken a grand,
though at the same time an original enter
prise for steamboatmen. This is no less
than the publication of a complete descrip-
ton of the White river country in Arkan-
sas, in book form, say from 200 to 800
pages, for gratuitous distribution through
out the States The book is to consist of
descriptions of Desha, Arkansas, Mon
roe, Prairie, Woodruff, White, Jack
son, Sharpe, Lawrence, Randolph, In
dependence, lard, Stone, Baxter
and Marion counties, Ark. OF the
towns situated in these counties, their
history, trade and industrial resources,
health, schools, society and general pros
poets. OF descriptions of the farm region
which constitutes the White river val
ley, their drainage, price per acre, various
crops to which they are adapted, product
per acre. OF the range for stock, varie-
ties and character of timber with which 1t
abounds Mineral resources of the region
drained by White river. Sketches of the
scenery for which Upper White river is
famous. Statistics OF trade, manufacture,
schools, health and population. Trade,
industrial ana professional dlrectorleS ol
the towns, as well as official directories OF
the counties in which they are situated.
Health and pleasure abutting the valley.
And is to be accompanied by map show
ing the locality and area of the arabic
lands. And also by the color on the map
the locality and area of the valuable tim
Der.
The undertaking is being most gener-
ously seconded by the business men and
farmers of the White river country. And
as, perhaps, will strike the readers atten-
ton, it is indeed an enterprise which also
commends itself to the patronage OF
our merchants and manufacturers, even
| though for no other reason than that the
| White river trade is one that especially in
heres to the commerce of Memphis. Bu
of a certainty that which would conduct
to the development of that famous regior
could only have the effect of augmentins
| the balance of trade which, from the be
| ginning, the White river people hav'
swung round in favor of Memphis. Th'
descriptive part of the work will be IL
charge of NJ. L. De Malher, of Virginia
well known in Arkansas as the correspond
| ent "Patomac," who has made three year
tour OF the White river country. Higgln
Bros, of Little Rock, will in allprobabilit.
have charge of the map-building; and if tn
subscriptions justify the investment, SOM
New York company will have charge O
| the department of illustration.
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baseball.

BROOKLYN, September l.-St. Louis, s;
Brooklyns, Z.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-Baltimores,
5; Cincinnatis, Z.
New York, September Providence,
4; New Yorks, q.
PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-Bostons,
I; Philadelphias, 0.
PHILADELPHIA, September Metro
politans, B; Athletics, IL.
CHICAGO, September 1.-Clevelands, I;
Chicagos, 81. Six thousand people wit
messed the game.
DETROIT, September 1.-Bufaloes, II;
Detroits, u. Game called in the tenth
inning ON account of darkness.
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ssoth AmerfcaS Gas.iie Tariffs.

MoNTEsIpro september 1.-The follow
ing tzriffs Are Just announced for tele-
gyiarfis ever the Central Company's line, ria
galveston; Between Uruguay and the
United States, 50 per word; between all
Uruguay and Europe, g Il pei word.
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Referred 20 yInraui. Tseng.

BERLIN, September 1.-The French
minister here attempted to reopen with
the Chinese ambassador to Germany ne
gotions which had been conducted by the
Marquis Tseng, Chinese ambassador at
Paris, and Challcmcl Lacour, French min
lister OF Foreign Affairs, but which were
suspended He was referred to the Mar
quis Tseng.
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y GREAT deal has been said for and
about Mr.. Tilden as the most probable
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
Now it is in order for the "old man" to
break his self-imposed silence, and say
whether he is or not.
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Tue high tide which prevailed along the
Atlantic coast on Wednesday evening aud
which proved 50 disastrous at Atlantic
City, New Jersey, is thought TO be the Sc
quel of the earthquakes and volcanic out
bursts that destroyed so many towns in
Java and it is believed more than 10000
livag
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RiofinK Against the Ieah

PEsTH, September 1.-The military has
suppressed fresh attempts Of riotina gainst
the Jews in Zola. Many rioters were ar
rested. There has been a renewal of riot
ing in the Zagerien district Bands OF
peasants are parading, singing the sahgs
OF lS4S, and proclaimiBg cemmdhistic SEN
kmantS
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Relations Between Illegal Societies In
England and An0e effrx.

LONDON, September l,--Slnce the con-
viction of DIR, Gallagher and other dynam-
ite conspirators, the London police have
closely pursued the clews which have been
obtained in regard to other members of
the gang and which, II is believed, will
clearly establish the fact that relations ex-
ist between illegal societies in England
and America.
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7.aTHE best advice may come too late.
Said a sufferer from kidney troubles, when
asked to try Kidney Wort: ''Tll try it, but
it will be my last dose" The man got
well, and is now recommending the rem
edy to all sufferers In this case good ad-
vice came Just iu time TO save the man.
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AT meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Democratic State Committee
ine!d yesterdan in Massachusetts, call for
Il State convention to be held at Spring
agreed TO.
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1910.
INDICATIONS

For Tennessee and the Ohio FaRey, sedrmer
and fair 1reGtIler riR continue during Sun
day, ,rih s0,therly to lcestesly lciilds, falling
barometer, tollo1ced tg cooler and rising ba-
sioaGlcr Monday.
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lf Matte Young's story is true Mr..
Robinson, the circus man, should be mode
TO pay dearly for her sufierings and torture
I'M Cuba. Anyway her charges ought to
be investigated, as many persons assert
thnt the sale of American negroes in Cuba
,s still daily occurrence.
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Received vim Regal Cerc,,o,x

VIENNA, September 1.-The Emperor
Francis Joseph yesterday received all the
Orleans princes here. Three thousand
Frenchmen arrived at Mofitz to attend the
funeral of Chambord. It is expected that
1000 more will be present on the day of
the funeral. The Countess de Chambord
received the Orleans princes with regal
ppramAnv.
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NEW YORK, September IA new Ex-
change will be opened here shortly, to be
known as the Elective, Manufacturing and
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange OF New
York. limited. Ii will deal in all securi-
ties embraced under this title, establish
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GOne to GaHfeln.

!SABsBURG, September Prince Bis
marck has gone to Gastein. Count kal-
noky, Austro-Hungarian Minister OF For
eign Affairs, accompanied him to the
depot. Kalnoky returned to Vienna ia--l,,a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-02

THE WEEKLY APPEAs, which will be
ready on Tuesday next, will contain the
annual statement of the trade, commerce
and manufactures Of Memphis. 1t can
be had at ave cents per copy, in wrappers,
ready Srr mailing.
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Cholere In Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, September l.-fhere were
twelve deaths from cholera here yesterday.
The death rate among the British troops in
Egypt has fallen to six per cent.
The official report shows there have
been % ,31S deaths from cholera in Egypt
since the outbreak Of the epidemic, and
British troops stationed in Egypt.
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The nassaehusetts Institute Fair

Special to the Appeal
BosroN, September 1.-The common
wealth has made extensive preparations
for opening the Institute Fair, and Gov.
Butler desires full delegation of State
officials on the 5th. A. M'wHIRTER,
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UP to Friday last the Funding Board
funded 81 Sl,5OO,9p0 OF the State debt, bsII
the amount in three per cents AMI the
other hall in six, five, and Eve and quar-
ter per cents.
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THE PUBLIC BEET.
4 Decrease of Over Six Millions During
August-COndition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, September l.-Commo-
dore English received the following tele-
gram from Pensacola, dated yesterday
''Three new cases reported; two marines at
hospital and one in the yard, an enhploye
in the pay department lately attending
Rroayn -
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Ir is genersiiy conceded that Mr.. Car
Isle is now the leading candidate for the
Speakersbip. The withdrawal OF Mr.
Blackburn almost insures' his nomination
and rlncfinn
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LONDON, September I.-At meet
ing of Irishmen of London last night,
money was subscribed to pay an eminent
solicitor to defend 0'Dcanell, the slayer of
lanes Carey,
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KREMER' S
importers and Jobbers
dress Goods
Silks and velvets,
FRENCH
Millinery CO0QS!.
NOTIONS
AND
FANCY GOODS!
CIOaks and Suits.
FALL.& WINTER STYLES 1888
NOW ARRIVING.
M.&E.G.kremer& &C0
DR.. D. S. JOHNS0N'S
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensary,
M IL IoffarSon Ct
No. IL Jefferson St.,
Between Main and Front, Memphis.

ESTABLISHED IN 1850
DR. JOHNSON is acknowledged by all parties
l. interested as by far the most successful ply
sician in the treatment of private or secret dis
eases Quick, permanent cures guaranteed in
every case, male or female: Recent cases of
GonOrrhea and Syphilis cured in a few days, with
out the use of mercury, change of diet or hin
dranee from business. Secondary Syphilis, the
last vestige eradicated without the use of mer-
cury. Involuntary loss of semen stopped in a
short time. Sufferers from impotency or loss of
sexual powers restored to free vigor in few
weeks. Victims of self-abuse and excessive
venery, suffering from spermatorrhea and loss of
physical or mental power, speedily and perma-
nently cured. Particular attention paid to the
andold sores cured without the use of caustic or
the knife. All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to all parts of the
country.
aBr Workingmen cured at half the usual prices.
Office hours from o clock am. to pm.
ID. S. JOHNSON, MD.
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preparing for the Mis.issippi Editors

CINCINNATI, September 2.-The Hon. F.
C. Moorehead, president of the Mississippi
Press Association, has made arrangements
here for an appropriate reception OF that
association on the occasion of its visit to
this city September 10th. Both the Mer-
chants Exchange and the Exposition com.
missioners have agreed TO extend the
courtesies
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-02

THE Hon. Robert Withers, whom the
Knights Templar have elected Grand
Commander, was in the United States
Senate for twelve years.
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fhe American Method Recommended.

LONDON, September 1.-The circular sent
to the British seaports by the Executive
Committee of the International Fisheries
Exhibition, recommending the American
method Of catching mackerel and herring,
has been shown to the coast population.
II strongly suggests that an American fish
ing schooner be hired to come to Great
Britain and visit all the principal centers
of the drift net fisheries for the purpose of
demonstrating to English fishermen the
mode of working the pursei seine net and
its great effectiveness. 1t suggests that
the expense of the experiment be borne
by the Exhibition Committee.
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NEWARK, September 1.-The final heats
Of the Newark Professional Regatta were
rowed in the Passaic river this afternoon.
Hosmer and Gaisel were the winners.
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The Wealth nf EgansyfIIS

EVANSVILLE, September 1.-The health
of Evansville is excellent. Rumors to the
contrary are without foundation, and have
not detained visitors from coming.
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ENfIIS53N2sIsEH
NOTICE.
Private School for Boys.

WE have this day admitted T. L: MITCHELL,
w late of Helena. Ark, TO an interest in our
business. Style of firm gnehanEed, 90
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A WORD TO TIE WISE.
Notice to Taxpayers.

T HAVE been authorized by the Legislative
i Council of the Taxing-District to collect the
s.Liquidating Board" tax for 1852 on merchants
capital and other personal property. Parties de-
linquent for such tax will save interest and PEN
alties by paying before the first day of November
next. After that date interest at the rate of ~
per cent. per month will be added
JOSEPH UHL. Clerk Circuit Court.
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"As t,co Bores Of DR.. Benson's Celery and
Chdmomile Pills cured friend Of neuralgia,
rhom The doctors hare couldn't help, TH send
for some for myself" Clifford Shand, Wind
sor, Nova Scotia.
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Americnn Moman.s Snfrrnge A..ociatioI

BosToN, September 1.-The American
Woman's Suffrage Association win hold
its annual meeting in the Brooklyn Acad-
emy of Music October 9th and 10th.
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The Fever at Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, FLA, September There
are two cases at the navy-yard to-day.
Mrs. Paymaster Brown is convalescent.
DR.. BossO, notorious yellow-feyer medi-
cine man, is i'll at the yard.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Racing et sheepsbead In,
Professional Regatta at Newark.

shEEpsnEAD BAY, September 1.-The
winners in to-day's races were Bootjack,
Aranza, Monitor, Sister, Strathspey and
Jim MCGOWAN.
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Omcers of the Memphis and
D..

NEW YORK, September 1.-The follow
ing were elected officers of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company this
afternoon: President, Gen. Thomas; I;
directors, Thomas Brice, Shethar and
Martin
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RHEUMATISM, disordered blood, general
debility, and many chronic diseases pro-
nounced incurable, are often cured by
Browns Iron Bitters.
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New BERN, y. C.-Rev. G.. w. Offley
saws: Il have taken Browns Iron Bit
tiers and consider it one of the best medi-
cines known"
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r WILL teach limited number of boys at my
l. residence, No. 5S3 Shelby street, beginning
Monday, September 3, 1888. Thorough instruction
and strict discipline guarantee Terms reason
able JAMES c. JONES.
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New stock Exchange.

JoPIN, Mo.-Dr. J. b. Morgan says: 81
find that Browns Iron Bitters give entire
satisfaction to all who use it.
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ANTI.SEMITIC RIOTS.
Fresh Outbreaks Against the Jews in
Hungary-ReneWaI Of Comma.
nistie Demonstrations.
Dynnmiters Arrested erieans Princes
Received by the Emperor Of Austria
=ChambOrd's Remains.
Foot and sIonf., Disease i'm England.

ST. PETERsBURG, September l The Rus
sian court goes into mourning Ave days for
Chamhord
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Condition of the Treasnry.

WASHINGTON, September l.-Conditlor
of the treasury to-day: Gold mn and
bullion. S2O4, 4,l5O,O2s; si!rer dollar. aud
bullion, Sll9 y '.2s5,537i 95,537i frTc6onr, Silver
com, sZt,oIS, ,lSgs Unsrod states notes,
S9S,SSi1,724 wal, S4O4, ,915, $50 Certif-
Gates outstanding: Gold, So, 1902, ,430; sill
yer, $15,443,0l; currency, Sl2,065,Oo0
Internal Revenue collection Districts.
WASHINGTON, September An execil-
tive order consolidating the internal reye-
nue. COLLECTION, disificts, as far as it Affects
the following named districts, was put
ihtp operation to-day: Eighth-Illinois
and the district Of Oregon. The Fifth
District New Ma%so1o) will be transferred
To thu wv collector ON the 9Th instant.
No date has yet been fixed for consoli-
dating the districts of California. The
executive order has been suspended, as
far as relates to the districts Of Wisconsin,
and there will be no change in that State
until after the Presidents return.
Public Debt statement.
WAsHIxoJoS. September 1.-The follow
ing is the public debt statement for August
Three and half per cents, S2l ,404, $50
four and halls, S250,000,0OO; feurs, S737, :
610,550; threes, S3o5,539, 900; refunding
certificates, 1854 $50; navy pension fund,
Sit 100000; total interest-bearing debt,
81 ,32S, SIS $50; matured debt, 81, 1888, 1855
legal-tenders, 1916, 739, SOL certificates of
deposit, S12,145, 900; gold and silver GER
tifcates, Sl75 5,644, 72l; fractional currency,
Sc, ,997, 1876; fetal without interest, S541, :
527,40S; total debt, Sl,S76,9s9, ,523; total
interest, Sl1 ,O33,227; cash in Treasury,
1851 ,503,9S6; debt less cash in Treasury,
81, ,536.5lS, ,765; decrease during August,
1851 ,S5l; decrease since June 80, 1888,
$14 ,572, ,442 current liabilities, interest due
and unpaid, S2,047 ,262; debt on which in
terest has ceased, S6.5s3, ,1G5; interest
thereon, $685. gold and silver certifi-
Gates, Sl75,644,72l; United States notes
held for redemption of certificates, Sl2-,
5000; cash balances available, Sl54, $50,
400; total, S3505039S6j available assets,
cash in Treasury, $35l ,503, 1856; bonds is
sued to Pacific railroads, interest payable
by the United States, principal outstand-
ing, S64 ,623, ,512; interest accrued not yet
paid, S646, ,235 interest paid by the United
States, $50, ,222 ,093; interest repaid by
companies by transportation service, S17,
O09, ,223; by cash payments, FIVE per cent
of net earnings, S655, 1873; balance of in
terest paid by the United States, S4l,-
517 $40
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MISS HATTIE ENNIS

Begs to give her patrons notice that she has re-
turned home, and will reopen her school MON
DAY, September 10th, Special attention will be
paid to the SPENCERI.AN system of Penman-
ship, Ink and Perspective Drowing, with all the
nam d irnnrnvnd rnethnds in the other branches.