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Pleasant Hill Nigh Schoo!
Building Destroyed.

We learn from Prof S. J. Farris
one of the associate principals, who
came down on Tuesday evening, that
the large building at Pleasant lin in
which the High School was taught, was
totally destroyed by fac sometime du.
ring the night previous All the school
furniture, books, etc, and new organ
which had Just been placed ON the stage
were entirely consumed. Neither the
building nor contents were insured, and
the loss will be at least 81 800, about
5000 of which will fall upon the nsso,
cia!e principals, Garden and Farris
ms Is severe blow to the ne,chbor.
moot, us well as to Messrs. Garden and
: "rr'S' as it will we fear-for time at
'o"S'-c'uSe up an excellent and pros
porous school How the fire originated
IS n mystery, hut it is thought to hive
wee nech 'Ne work of IN inccndiary tbonrb
from what motive cannot he cor;ec
'nred' -- lTnl'ahoma Guardian So,h
Il,lmo. '"'' own
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The Rev Postal Notes.

The postal notes which were author
ihad BY Congress are now issued from
all Money CuIor oh.coc, having gone
into effect Ia., Monday, Sept I'd.
The note are printed On pure linen
bank note paper, chemically prepared
in such manner ~ not to be affected by
She action &C acids anl other rcagcnt,
used FIR rcm"viae inks
The amount lor which Tie notes are
j.. icd punched out in dollars, dimes
and cents similar to railroad ticket.
The pepper is "a lennon tint, and On the
face /. printed, over the entire mrllcc.
au underlying tint in golden brown
ink
In size 'hc notes are about the same
~. rhc ui'c.I States notes, but ,milar
.n character ~ the old fractional cur
rrucy ID. paper Is watcr-markcd,
and each note contains complctc de
sign Of q ribbon formed in tie Shape Of
70 figure *. So note contains tie de-
igu intact, however. ~. it t. so arranged
that parts only II each design will ap.
pear Oh - single note, and by this means
the czact position on the sheet Of papor
can We determined if necessary.
The system will no Doubt make 4
revolution IN the uan-mi sion Of funds
throughout the United States, and
make groat inypads ON the mnncy-or-
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Buds Of Thought.

Those persons who will not be coun-
seled cannot be helped.
1t is Il fact that the untricd bully is
the most noisy warrior.
Characters who lose self control are
the most miserable
Practical utility is the handspring Of
all usefulness.
Kindness is the surcst method to win
over strong natures.
In all countries public sentiment tends
to shape the law.
Our charities are best appreciated
nearest our own homes.
Weeds are plants whose use remains
an undiscovered secret.
The practice of virtue will ever tend
to greater longevity.
Education of the masses tends t.
create habits Of virtue.
Nothing can he equitable which will
appear unreasonable
The fire Of temper cmanatcs from q
reservoir Of frailtcs
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The Fofus OF Monarchy.

From the American Register
The presidency of the United States
was, in the beginning, small affair
The monstrosity was simply in embryo.
Washington cschewcd all prnccly Us
tentation, and refused to receive any
salary whatsoever, barely requiring his
necessary expenses to be paid. But his
/ example, though sublime and imposing
in moral point Of view, created but
little impcdimcnt IN the pathway OF
ambition and cupidity. Power once en-.
throncd soon brings around it the pomu
and osicniaiiun OF royalty. For many
years the salary Of the Prcsi-
dent was fixed at $4,000 year, but
although the Constitution provides that
che shall not receive any other omolu
mcnt," DC, yet his cmoIumcnts in the
form Of the payment Of the expenses of
the executive mansion were regularly
increased increased until they exceeded
he amount Of SO, 900 year. And
liter this, without any reduction on his |
.molumcnts, the Presidents salary was
'alsed to $4,000 year. And now
ne conrtlers. sycopEants, and parasites.
Nho swarm about the White House, are
proposing nm increase Of the Presidents
salary to one hundred thousand dollars
: year, This ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the
resident is simply an indication of the
oo'aness OF the advocates of the ROYAL
PIrero.gat've BY the Constitution the
! resident Is invested with the supreme
executive power Of the United States
una made the commander.in.chief of
me army and navy, and through his
lIbo"dina'cs and agents he collects md
Iisbursos the revenues of the Govern
rent, amounting to some four hundred
llIions Of dollars annually, lie has
Introl over ;hc foreign relations IF the
'nntry, and the treaty-making power,
c power of appointment over the Fed.
al judiciary, and he exercises II veto (
wer over the legislation Of Congress I
Besides all these, he has the power of Il
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appointment and removal over more
thau hundred thousand public officers
and agent. Of the United States, and an
influence over more than double that
number Of applicants, asplrants, and cx-
pcctalts Of official patronage. Add to
all this, that be +. the head and rccog.
nilcd leader Of the dominant political
party, to whose paniaus he dispcnses
bis yasi patronage, and through whose
supper, and aid he Weld, hi, immense
powers, Contemplate all tlIs, and de.
ny, if you can, that the Presidency has
become monarch Of more enlarged
powers than the King Of England ever
exercised. The Gctus soon passed it, pc.
rioI N CESSATION, and the monarchy,
call it by whatever name you may, has
been brought forth in ils full Develop
mont The Capitalization Of power in
the LANDS of the Federal Government
has suJorIna'cd the States, sacrificed
the sovereignty and salutary checks Of
home aud State rule, and absorbed the
supreme control of the civil authority
under our political system. II AIcxan-
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III arricc q Folks Would Be
Happier

II home trials were never told to
ncighbors.
II they kissed and made up after cv.
cry quarrel.
II the household expenses were pro-
portloncd to receipts,
If they tried to be agreeable as in
courlship days,
II each would try to be support
aud comfort to the other.
II each remembered that the other
was Il human being, not an angel
If women were as kind 20 their hus-
bands as they are to their lovers.
If both parties remembered that they
were married for worse rs well as better.
II there were fewer silk and velvet
street costumes and more plain, tidy
house dresses
lfthcrc were fewer "plcasc darIings"
in public and more common manners
in private.
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Elk River Mills,
headquarters for the MILNE
Public of Franklin and
Adjoining Counties.

These Mills known as Hinton Mills oro
situated on Elk river, three miles north y,
Winchester, and three miles wcstof Dcchcrd
ihry are given up to have the BEST MA
'lilNERl Of any Custom Mills in the com.
'ri' Having everything newly fitted up from
wheels TO bolts, and having three runs ON
wheat and one on corn, enables us to alwnys
be up with our work, with plenty. of water ia
spare lou always get your grindng-no
waiting until Tomorrow. Our accommodo-
lions are eqnalcd by no Mills in the country.
with Mr.. VIM, NJ. Taft as miller, our Mills
turn out Flour and Meal cxccllcd bv none.
onr merchant work is equal to that Of any
M,Il; Orders tor Flour and Meal promptly
filled. We thank the public for lLrral
patronage since starting. and hone ia Inc ,bl.
to merit more liberal one as wcdo the work
BOGLE e DAVIS.
novl -tianl
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A FULL FACULTY


of earnest experienced and successful teachers employed Besides the
en- regular teacher, several assistants ul yr and chusmm render val
liable help
Dr. Joseph Baldwin author School Management says President j.
W. Tcll: As teacher and manager he has equals s
lI4ntylg impressed me A. the best had ever visited"
DR. VIZ lhwel, Of William Jewell College Mo, "F,w Of his
Missouri West. reputation
successful praccaltachc and College President than Mr. Turi"
W. T. President
equals"
PnpF. H. A. CLARK natco Tennessee
highest type lie ha. studied and taught for years
chester aud h work and in the show him to-day the
accomplished teachers in tennessee. While hci cimadc
teacher and gda yet cpd teachers will dare r,,
his ability and skill by him.
Free from the restraints Of hcoi colleges he has readily acl,d na
Normal, methods.
graduated Mary Sharp Colcin 1870 and that ni-
Since then she
leslfir the grand work Of teacg She lady Of fine ability,
Theory and Art OF teaching her scholarship and her &lcri,rcc
of the choorom ali combine make her very
n both natural and acquired will be admitted by those who wn,s, Fer
work.
Mrs.. collie r,rri, Principal Preparatory Department. an exc
teaching branches little
sol and enter
G she has taught in Wnccstcr and will he admitted
lifted Primary Teaching higher plane M excellence thus ring lasting
benefits youth and schools In Primary Work ii, is without peer
only Winchester but We believe in this portion Of the
Nil Bessie Beauchomp Of Texas, take, the place vacated by
Mchran She has several years experience Il
patron. student. that mistake has been made in her selection. She
for years student oi President lcrril's in Missouri.
Miss Lille Bcoc has taught the Mucthc
a. warranted the Faculty purchasing throughout for her
work in future In this Department she will compare iavoay
Mis- Mamie French takes charge School the Normal Till. is
and valuable feature To which wca attention.
school,
MIS- Maud T well known the friend, Of the Normal will
teach hall crimcin the various larmut-, "a. lrnc,,d
Send for catalogue to
JAMES w. TERRILL.
July -iI' I""2 Winchester Tenn
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A Father hubb ard.

The other day when old Major Sol.
man announced his readiness to proceed
in the direction Of church, his wife ap.
peared, wearing Mother Hubbard
dress. The old man intcntly regarded
her for few moments, and asked
" Mary, what sort Of Il coat DO you
call thatY
" It's a Mother Hubbard, Jccms."
" Ar you goin' to wearit to church p
" why, certainly, Jeems. The Mother
Hubbard is all the fashion now"
" Well, I'm glad to know it," the old
man replied. "Just wait until get
ready aud well Co."
The old man went out into the kitch.
en-, took Il couple Of meal sacks, cut the
bottoms out, sewcd the tops together,
and put them on imitation ofpantaloons,
When he returned his wife uttered n
loud cry Of establishment, and cX.
claimed:
" Grea: goodness, Jeems, what's
that?"
" Father Hubbard" the old man re-
piled.
" You're not going to wear them
sacks, are you?"
I've got to be fashionable to keep
up~i:h you. Pvc got as much right to
wear these meal bags as you have to 90
in that barn sack "
d" I'll take it off.
"All right; ohgocs the Father Hub
bard" aud turning away, he said to
himself: "Only Que way to beat wo-
man, aud that Is by agreeing with her.
Ef it hadn't been fur the Daddy Hub.
bard I'd Il been in mighty bad fix. u
f Arkansaw Traveller.
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Our Cash Argument
REV ARDED (!

Under our cash system we have, in tire,
months, been compelled To move to Il large,
St"rc-housc and employ extra force in ordr,
to meet the demands OF our trade.
we 14h claim to sci all the goods that
are sold here, but we stiTl say we will max,
your friends treat you right. Even an enemy
'SNour friend if he makes your friend treat
you right. Then how great friend must
your friend he who treats You right without
the making? Did You buy for 81 fourteen
pounds" i choice sugar, ten pounds OF choice
coffee, or IA full weight domestic nt (jac. ar
pest prints at Gc, before We put them down?
suppose you permit Harry to 90 to your
0Rc-houSe and take one Of your most choice
MANS every wcck--how long will il be before
you would have TO sell the remainder at dou-
o't us valucto make good your loss? This
S"''S our ease exactly. Harry comes every
uay-l thcre are many Hairless Suppose
We load him down lnot mn with 10 hound
coffee and ll-pound sugar for 81. For 81?
VA, no, but Tor the promise of 81. No. sir.
we cant stand it, but pass him over to our
"cighoor" VINO Ia Ike chances on all alike with
'hIy one cnnSooIalion-that is, ii Harry don't
pay, Tom and Dick will.
We don't pretend to say all who ask for
'rcdit will not pay. We admit that Tom and
Dick will pay, and that Harry will not.
We are always busy, and to save us we can't
'now Harry from Tom and Dick. lie is as
,ood-lookiug, and more glib on the tongue.
Now to the point: Gentlemen, two-thirds of
'ou furnish the other onc-third all their lux !
lrcs, &c This loss don't fall on Smith, Len.
nan, or Mr. -, but the people foot the
'hoe bill.
We keep full line of Clothing. Gents
furnishing Goods, &C., also general stock Of
icrchandisc, and pay the highest market
rice for barter OF all kinds.
p. Il 5. LENEIIAN,
Successors to Joe LcnChan.
Dcchcrd, Tenn, Dee. 20, 1852. tsrD-. ,s3
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NONRESIDENT notice.
John Parham and wife VS.. Willal

John Parham and wife VS.. William
Shastecn ct. ais.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master from the affidavit in com
plainants Bill in above cause, that Jacob
Shastccn, Frank Johnigan and wife Nelly
Johnigan Joseph Hill and wife Tidy Hill,
Louisa Duvall, Mart Parks and wife Rody,
and ----- Cunningham and wife Rody, are
nonrcsidcnts Of the State Of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process Of law cannot he
served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered by me that publication
be m,dc for four successive weeks in the liumc
Journal newspaper published in Winchcs.
ter, Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear ON or before the fifth Monday
in October next, before the Chanrcry Court at
Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn, and
make defense to said Bill, or the same will
he taken Tor confessed and sci for hearing
eX-partc rs to them.
Witness my hand, at office in Winchester,
Tenn, this August IL, 1883.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, G.. 4 VI.
BY John Arlcdgc, pcp.t, n NJ.
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Mon-Re Sident Notice.
W, j. Evans VS.. Mary A. Evans.
Divorce Bill.

1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
Il Master, from the allegations and affidavit
in complainant's bill in above cause
that the defendant, Mary A, Evans, is II non.
resident OF the State OF Tennessee. 50 tina,
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon her.
1t is therefore ordered by me that publica.
ton be made Tor four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, ancwspapcr publi,hc in Win
chester, Tenn. requiring her to appear and
make defense TO said bill, before the Chan
Gerry 'our'at Winchester, Franklin county,
Tenn, on orbclorc the 9TH Monday in October
next, or the same will be taken for CON
lcsscd and set for hearing cx-partc as to her.
-, Witness my hand, at office in Winchester,
Tenn, Aug IL, 1883.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, CAM.
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Too LaSc! Too Late

Too taic now for any one, whatever
may be his position or by whatever mo-
tive actuatcd, to attempt to throw
caIumny or nSinuatc anything injurious
to the fair fame of Tho Louisiana State
Lottery, which, Incorporated by the
State Of Louisiana in 1868, gives to the
world renowned Charity Hospital at
New Orleans, La, the princcly sum of
81, 1000 600, and scattcrs millions broad.
cast from Nova Scotia to Panama. Its
monthly drawings take place on the
second Tuesday Of each month uhc
.60th, on Sept. ID, and Gcn'Is G +.
Bcanrcgard of La, and Jubal A Early
OF Va, attest over their own signatures
the absolute fairness, strict integrity
ana entire good faith towards all parties
Of the drawings which are conducted
entirely and solely by them. All infor-
nation can be had chccrfully from NJ
a. DauPhin, New Orleans, La, on APP.
pIication.
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Cheapest and Best.

| have the county right to the best and
cheapest fence ever invented 1t is wind and
water proof, and by using it 1000 rails orc
saved toevcry mile OF fence. Some of thc hest
farmers in the county have purchased farm
rights, and pronounce ii the best fence thew
ever saw
Farm and district rights for sale. Give
me call when you come totown.
julyll-tt DICK TAyIop
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T. y led. w e ~ e.: z z
Manufacturer and dealer in
AL STYLES OF FURNITURE

Prices as low as the same can be- bought il,
Nashville. His Furniture is all handmade
and Will stand the test OF any rcasonall,
usage. Pictures, Chromos ,&c., neatly framed
\ lot ON hand for salcvcry low. All SORT, Of
Moulding lorsa'c cheap. Ii ven wan, seat,
IN your cane chairs, come aud get Gardner,
ratcnt 3-pIy Veneer seats All kinds Of Tn.
holstyry, DC, done promptly.
COFFlNS made to ord, and q iully su,rly
OF the incest ON hand, Of any size. II, less HAN
they can be bought lor anywhere else. Il, will
deliver them in Il NICE IlFAESE To- any ror,
OF the county. He kccls IN hard an astor.
"'n' OF METALLIC CASES,
a. cheap, or cheaper than the same can h,
bought in Nashville.
lie has all kinds Of lumber for sale, At III,
lowest price; and, Il, he has snw-mill # hi,
"wn' can I'LL any ordcrat short notice.
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The GoorHia Legislature rejected, by
an overwhelming vote, a bill! increasing
tie rate of contract interest from seven
10 twelve per cent. per annum.
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pc following is told Of the late .Judcc
m'Nh Black: One day Black was
FUNDED by n bovy of his personal
ldS on the iloorot the House omouc
Fest Judge Mercer, then Courross,
who turned to him and said :.
Ire sBIack, you have more friends
lls side Of the House than on your
You ought to be Republican.
u would join us we would apprc-
/ you, and give you due promi-
p" To which Judge Black made
that he knew it all to be true, the
bIlcans were good fellows; heI
! like to belong to hem, and there |
'nly one thing in the way. arr"
he, There was no hereafter, /
join the Republican party AT
Nothing deters me but the fear
4 -
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The Supreme Court Of Tennessee viii
meet az Knoxville ncXt Moaday, Sep.
tombcr 10Th.
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The New York Democratic State
Convention will meet at Buffalo Oh tie
21th inst
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MARKS, FITZPATRICK I GREGORY,
y ttorne ys at Law
Winchester, Tenn.

Will practice In the Courts of Franklin and
adjoining counties, and in the United S,n,o.
Courts and Supreme Courts at Noshyillc
Tennessee.
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Brannan & Thompson,
"A ttorneys at Law
Winchester, Tenn.

Practice in the Courts Of Franklin and adj
long counties. and in Tie Supr,m, Court Mt
NhshNiIlc. Prompt attention given to all
o"''h'FScn'rust'd to them. mayo, 80.
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THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION

Begin. August T. Tuesday 1883 The outlook ior the future full Of prem
year The growth from the irs hn
steady healthy and to-day ,c Normal the largest school Of its in
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NEW ORLEANS, Angus, |, lssa
TO THE PUBLIC!
Investigate for You,oo,,

'0' rOufSeIvao,
PosimnSter-ticn Gresham bov;n
Iishcd wllfnl and maiciou. failing pub.
gard to the character OF The I.oui.i.ou Pre-
Lottery Company, ,hc followir, fao, ana slate
en- to the public to prove his ,,o," ,s are civ.
We are engaged in a fraudulent Er .; That
be false and untrue: ""''hcsS 10
Amount OF prizes paid bv Tho r...
State Lottery Company from Janu,r,,' ,'',, lna
to present date; > 1879,
Paid to the Southern Express On
New Orleans, I. VI. Wcscoot
Paid to Louisiana National p.,i Sl,3cG.W
Paid to Louisiana State V",;,,,-, 4CSgM
Paid m New OrIran" Xo,in ny'Ii pH l2j,lM
i. Baldwin, President oo
Paid To Union National Bank s ''"'O
Charlaron, Cashicr-----.
Paid to Citizens Bunk, T.. l.. Car. '1'iO
ricrc Pre- !dont
Paid to Gcrmania National Bank ''~
Julius CasSnrd, President oo,..
Paid to llibcrnia National Bank WV"
ChaS. Palrrcy Cashier o-u.
Paid TO Canal Bank, Ed. Toby. '''~
Paid tn Nutu,I y,tiona, DAT, 1870
JOS Mitchell, Cashier -----. oo,o
Total paid as abovc------.- Soo-9c..
Paid in sums Of under 81 900 AT -'-'''O"
the various offices of the Gonna.
ny throughout tn. United State. - co. ro
., e.
Total paid by all----------.- 81 s.I 0go
For the truth Of the above facts vo a..
the publ lie TO the officers Of the uboy,.ran'"'ii
corporations, and lor our legality and s."1
ing 10 the Mayor and Officers Of the Ci,r =,
New Orleans, to the State authorities NJ i:'ntG
lana, and also 10 tho /. S. Official. oi Jo~;'
lana. We claim 10 he legal, homes, and ' VT.
rect IN all our transactions, ~ much 81 a. o,,
business in the country Our standing !. c'"
coded by all who will investigate and o".
stock has Tor wears been sold at our Board ~
Brokers, and owned by many Of orr he.,
known and respected citizens
NJ. \. DAuPIlIN, President
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1867 Prizes cmountiny to ------- S2Gj,j00
Application for rates to clubs should 10
mao" only to the ctlicc OF the Company IN
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, civ
ing luIl address. Make =. o. Money or
dcrS PAYABLE and address Registered l.ettcr'io
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
Ordinary Letters by Mail or EXprcsS'o
M. a. pAUE HIN,
New Orleans, Laq
or NJ. 4. DAUPHIN.
6O1 Seventh st., Washington, DC.
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BRADFIELD'S
G. % R
Bradfe|d'S Female
Regulator

Is Special Remedy for all diseases pertain
ing to TIE WOMB, and any intelligent wo-
man can cure herself by following the dircc-
tions. It's especially cncacious in eases OF
or pdjatM lhDsiroijon, Tie Whites,
and partial PohpSus. 1t affords immediate
relief, and permanently restores til, Menstrual
Functions. As remedy To be used during
that critical period known as "Chdng JLiE,"
this invaluable preparation has no rival.
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The annual meeting of the stockhoId
sol the Nashville, Chattanooga and
Louis Hallway will be held at til,
ice Of the company, in Nashville,
Wednesday, Sept -, 1888, for the
rposc Of cIccliug fifteen directors to
we for the ensuing year and the
Insaciion Of any other business that
~ be brought before the convention. !
pon presentation OF their certificates
ma iidc stockholders viii bcpas.cd to
shyIllc ON the llIh and 10Th and re /
med on the 18th.
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HOLINESS IMMINENT

Is an lNESTlMABLE BOON to all child
hearing Women; real blessing to suffering
females a true
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The directors and officers Of the
Knoxville University have been in reg.
uar r,w for several weeks. The whole
faculty ,c.jgu.d aud some nc@mcn @crc
elected.
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Mzzzaamzzg@>s)
|Zee>e~<
=
Commissioners.

Incorporated in 1865 for % wears bv the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
PURPOSES with u capital Of Sl,OOOO0O-D
which reserve fund OF over ,j0O,5O IA.
since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran.
rhisc was mahc part Of the present State
Constitution adopted Dee, "a, 4. u. 1879.
~. The only Lottery ever voted ON am
endorsed by the people ii any State.
II ncrer scaie$ orpotpeacs,
Its Grand Single Plumber
Drawingstake.pIace Monthly
4 GELEKDIp OPPORTUNITY
70 WIN o FORTUNE.
NINTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS
at NEW ORLEANS. Tue sdav,
Sept. II, 1898 !eoth Monthly
Drawing.
Capital F!izc, S75,COC.
10000, Tickets at So each.
al