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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-10-20
The Wandering lafarmcrs.

London, Oct. 4.-Thc steamer
Melbourne, which arrived ut Mar
seilles yesterday from New Gale.
donia with the mails had on board
Joseph Smith, one of tho inform.
ers IN the Phoenix Park murder
trials, who was not permitted TO
land at Melbourne on August Q
Smith was recognized upon the
arrival OF the steamer at Marsel
les, when he suddenly left the ves
sol, aud is believed to have taken
passage for China. On the other
hand it Ia stated that Smith, 10
seph lIanlon aud Michael Kaya
naugh, the other informes in th'
Phoenix Park murder trials, who
were also not permitted TO land a
Melbourne, will 90 to India, where
James Carey had decided to 90
until he was dssuadod therefron
by his wife. II is reported tina
Carey was offered n clerkship, il
the new barracks at Currachee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-10-20

Texas editors sometimes handle
shooting irons carelessly, but for
desperate, reckless triiling with
the mortal ovcralls of an immor-
tai spirit, and a courtiug Of ami.
hilation, the editor of the Canton
(MississippD American Citizen is
the champion. IN his last paper
he published this item: "We see
in the Cincinnati Enquirer that at
q grand banquet giyon to the Mis-.
sissippi editoIs, our chief, Mrs. A.
s. Bosworth, delivered q spirited
address in answer 10 tho toast Of
Woman.' AS she il our mother
In Law, vo haven't the least doubt
ahonl Is having been spirited.
We zax This IN reckless centem=
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rgNvILLETIMES.
-rspAY. OCT. 20, 1858.
/. rrzMs. 4TH DISTRICT
,,pcUTr COURT.

lINA
,onpty-Begins on the lst
y s,,.reh and october, and may
/. s judieial days. =,
q. eonnty-Begins on the md
r,r,reh and October, and may
4. = Judicial days. -.
,ounty-Begins on the 4th
4 l, March and October, and may
4. y judicial days.
rrsr coanty-Begins on the md
4 a. the 4th Monday Of March
-, and may continue 6 ju-
b.. - .,
IL eounty-Begins on the Srd
4 .ser tine 4th Monday OF Nareh
L. and may continue 6 judicial
..,, eounty-Begins on the ith
/ .esr the ith Monday OF narch
L.hsr. and may continued G judicial
. ,.-ton eounty-Begins on the
[rdsv after the ith Monday Of
In October. and may continue 30
q 1arg
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From the Cincinnati News Jour.
nal of a late date VIC clip the fol-
lowing complimentary notice of q
gifted Vicksburg lady:
"Miss Corinne Moore, of Vicks-
burg, who has been with the col
lego this summer, has returned
home. Miss Moore has n superb
voice, of great cultivation and
woutIfr[1| e0HIHa4s. Short a. her
sias he11 WIS tie Hickahure pub
lle IN - S 'zstked lasHze<e|
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hat rack for an hour or two, and
have it repaired in the morning.
The young man went out in the
night air, took his hat of TO cool
his head, and hired man to kick
him
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This list of distances is procured
from the latest official surveys and
maps.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-10-20

An artesian well to supply the
oil mill and compress at Aberdeen.
Mississippi, struck bold stream
of water at 355 feet, and will fur.
nish a perpetual supply.
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| cuANcERY COURT.

.,,,s eountv-Begins ON the lst
of April and October, and may
/ judicial days.
kington eounty-Begins on the ID
of April and October, and may
! lsjndlcial days.
H. eonnty-Begins on the LIST Non
Iay and November and may con-
judicial days.
Ioma county--Begins on the Sd
of usy and November, and may
e Z Judicial days.
iower eOunty--Begins on the lst
ofmne and December, and may
e 6 judicial days.
lev eounty-Begins on the 2nd
Of June and December, and may
be 6 judicial days.
han meetings are held by the
N Supervisors as follows: Bien-
BIT Monday of January to elect
commissioners. Annually first
ofmrch. 70 receive Tax-Collec-
ports Of delinquent and insolvent
Monday of August to receive and
bon the Assessment Roll; lst Non
September to levy taxes; and on
lday next preceding each term oI
! Court.
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Premium Cotton at the Louisville
Exposition.


ed for the Information Of those
who propose competing for the
cotton premium at the Louisville
Exposition. :
LOUISVILLE, N.Y., Oct. I.
Mr.. s. ID. HAUsMAN:
Your letter of the Sd instant re-
ceived this morning. In answer
| have to say that cotton intended
to compete for the premium in the
Southern Exposition will havo to
be here by the Goth of October.
The bale must weigh at least 45O
pounds.
Owing to the smsllness of the
States exhibit here, will close II
up on the Sth inst. and 90 home,
hence / will not be here to re-
ceive, and attend TO the COTTON
from our citizens. | will therefore
suggest that it would be well fol-
parties sending cotton to ship II
to the care Of Trabue, Davis h Co.
Southern Exposition, Louisville
Ky, who will receive and proper
" attend to it. As | have had
several enquiries similar to yours
it would be well for you to have
this letter published in the Nicks
burg and Yazoo papers.
Yours Respectfully,
CTO. Y. WOODWARD,
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Rr.ulr morning scrriee IT n q m Evening
-tri ics, : D.. IA every SUNDAY Communion
'drt ,unilfy ip each mprh - u Rfmsev.
Rector sabbath school all q M "
Moore luNefni tuAtnt
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Egeh subsequent Insertion, .-...... IS
Fees for Legal notices. which are in
cludel uuderthis head. due on or before
last publication. Noproof furnished un-
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Personal articles ornotiees charged for
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Customers viii please give explicit di-
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Regular advertising. one square. ms.
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larger advertisements quarterly, half
YEARLY. and YEARLY.
Contracted for al Liberal Rates.
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Scuylor Colfsx SAYS President
Arthur is Fery popular, but he
thinks Secretary Folger is the
coming man Of the Republican
party. 1t has been a long while
since anybody thought enough OF
Smiler G. to make any remarks on
him.
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Preaching ut n a m and ~ m eyert Sunday
Cnmnuninn ~ sauslly n fvhrulry. Mry, Au-
gust aud November l'raNer-riev'tuF every
Wednesday night. s Archer Pastor. suda }
school at9k Sam Brown sup
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-10-20

Mr.. John o. Truitt, n Delaware
peach grower, recently shipped
tow crates Of the Smock variety
to England, each peach being well
wrapped in tissue paper, and tho
result OF the experiment will be
watched with considerable inter
est by the Maryland and Delaware
peach growers. Ii peaches can
be safely transported across the
water they will find ready pur-
chasers at high figures.
Washington, Sept. 2d.-By the
time congress gets together the
Washington monument will be
over 100 feet high, Another years
work will probably complete it.
The gigantic shaft will then reach
o height of 525 feet.
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nInthndi.t Chnrnh

Prnrhinc al N "a On and p m every Sun-
dat prNcr- n eefing every Nulnf alas ni4hf
Sunity -'rhool, n.1 ; " llonnuA, Pastor
" q fisg, supt
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Packet.
ED. RICHARDSON.

J W. TObin, Master Curt Holmes, Clerf
r-e. = Leaves New Orleans for Green
kz4.ISs3 vile every THURSDAY at .
y. ~ leaves Greenville for New Or
leans every SUNDAY at IL m.
Pc This line reserves the right to pass
Landings that the Captains Ray consid-
er unsafe. Passengers to New Orleans
make lightning time. avoiding Railroad
delays and expense. The fare and gem
eral accommodation cannot be excelled.
Their Boats do not run here only
through the cotton season but also
through tbs dull months. to serve a pub
lie convenience which shippers should
continue to reeiprocata
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NO. rGa
TR0TTING TINE.

II is but a short time, I know y
said General Withers. "since peo-
pie have begun to be convinced
that the trOtter was not merely a
happy accident, and could be bred.
But lock at the uniform improve
ment in the record since scientific
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|ms of Supreme Courtroom.
l on the LIST Mondays Of April
October.
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Services Friliv evenings 20 u, and satnr,la.
mornings ut lnh Bogen RABBIT
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.

For State ant District Offices. .... Slj
For County Oaieys, ,.................. 10
For Beat Offices. s....-.........
Order, from transient customers. YER
bal or written. for job work. advertising.
or subscription, must be accompanied by
the cash. Accounts of regular cnsto-
mers due and presented the list q each
month.
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TOWN OFFICIALS.

'layor, Jacob Alexander.
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FSions commence in Jackson
|e 4th Mondays of June and
bry.
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US Circuit Court

Fms begin in Jackson on the
|Ondays in May aud N0vem.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

MEMBERS OF LEGisLArrRE.
y Stone, Peter Mitchell
shSiron FROM 2arri DISTRICT.
II. Jeffords.
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'is'rict Court for Southern his.
ir,ct of Nississippi.
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|dges Of TIE Supreme Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-06
Sheriff's Sale.
zAxeL1 INNING COMPANY



out a ~ District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of tbs Ststs Of Nevada. IN ana Tor
Rnrela Oounty. ON the 10th day OF April. A.
-. f089. md 70 mo directed and delivered upon
eiudwnenI rendered. In sid Court on the 10Th
Day q April, fse3. In fsvcs Of zsnoli 1inins
fsndsns. f5r the sam q sieht hundred dollars
$4,000 gold coin Of The DATED states, damages,
With fntsrees thereon until psad ct the rnte OF
10 per cent per snnum, end two hundred ana
ssvsnty.four dollans End thifsy-hvs cents
~ IA rs s. virsss x ssad execution / hsvs on
this day levied upon the following described
rsdl property. sttuats IN tbs county Of kursKs'
uniivsdsd ens-s,xth us, intssest Of, in and
20 tn 4 certain mine hnowna - the zsnoii mine.
situste n oa1ord Mining District .ursxs
County, Stats ~ Nevada. located on the Itn
day Of teptembsr, A. y. 1851. and duly record.
"a In the records o. ssid Stafford Mining Dis
trict On NE 18th day OF September. 4. u looi'
Public notice y hereby given thas on
Tuesday, she Efghth Nay Of Hay.
a. D. 1883,
Between Ne hours Of . O'Clock A. n. and .
o'clock :. H - Wit;
Alta o'ci6ok -. q eatd osy Wi ~ ~ ~
fsndsnt, John Bell, had In and 70 the shove
described real property On The 18th day o. No
vsmbor, Il. D.. 1854, Of the front door OF the
Courthouse, ct the own Of Eurska. county OF
Eureka and Stats Of Nevada, q public auction
der % sa1isfy saad execution and costs and &C.
". n, SWEENEY, Sheriff.
ByJ N. HILL, Under sheriff.
LANSING & u1rcHnLL, Attorneys for Piatnuh.
Eursha. Aev.s Aprl 10, AID 1851 api'sd
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.gs;D ~ ;.l r; 4. II Il! r.: Z Il! s e: 4: ~. ~
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Eureka Dailp 9fntinel.


The following - complete list Of outI
standing assessments upon stocks listed q
The San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dates upon which they
will become delinquent in The Board and
the day Of sale:
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-
LEY, partners, doing buslness m.
der The 0rw name and style 81 ".
H. neningsen 4 Co.. Plainti3s,
SILVER TOP MINING COMPANY
OF NEVADA. Defendant.
Under an6 by virtue Of IN execution tssusd
out OF the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of The stats OF Nevsde, IN Nrd fer
Eureka County, ON the 18th day Of Msreh, 4.
d. 1ss3, and to me directed and delivered upon
judgment rendered In aid Court on the 18th
day Of March, 1881. In favor Of ". II. Reming-
ton : Co.. PLAINTIFF, and against silver Top
Mining Company Of Nevada, defendant, for the
sum Of ono thousand. two hundred and thirty.
two and eighteen hundredths dollars ~, 232 49,
lawful money Of the United States. with inter
sst ct The rats Of 10 per cent Per mum In like
money until paid. and ONE hundred and sixty
feur and scvsnty.thres hundrsdths dollars
lele4 49, costs and two dollars tS2j sceruins
And by virtue Of said s~xscution I have on
this 27th day Of March, A. D.. lSss, levied upon
the following described personal property, at
uate In Antelope Mining District, Eureka
County and State Of Nevada, 70 Wit:
Thir:y.ays drills; st1iting hammsrs; u
less; . bucksts; I bellows; I anvil; . blsnksts
loo u Pipe. moro or less; 90 stks powder; y
bx candles; % tons ore. more or less.
And BY virtue OF said execution l have On
this day levied upon the following described
real property. situate in Antelope Mining Dis
tr1ct, Eureka County, to wit:
The Silver Top mine of Nevada. consulting
Of the following: Bonanza No. l. Bonanxa No.
2. Biuemide, Clay Wall, John Quincy Adams
and Mother Lode mines. sttuate. lying
and being In Antelope Mining District, Eureka
County. 6tsts Of Nevada. together with Ill the
sppurtsnancss thereunto belonging.
Public notice 10 hereby given that on
Tuesday, che seveuseenth Nay Of
April A. d. lss3,
At II O'Clock noon Of said day I will ssIl al
the right. title and interest Of said defendant,
Silver Top Mining Company Of Nevada. in and
70 the above described personal property ~ ".
Bloomington 4 Co., warehouse on Paul street.
in the town Of Eureka. for cash In hand TO the
highest and best bidder, 10 saiisfy said execu-
ton and costs. and on
Tuesday, tbc sevemteensh Day Of
April, A. -. lss3,
Between tho hours Of . O'Clock A. \. and s
O'Clock ?. H., to wit.
At u O'Clock \. Of said day 1 VIII sell ali the
right. title, claim and interest Of said defend
ant, silver Top Mining Company OF Nevada, in
and 10 the sbove described real property. q
the front door VI the Courthouse. st the town
Of Eureka, County Of Eureka and Stats Of Ne
highest and best bidder. g aatisfy said sxscu-
tion and costs, and al costs that may accrue.
". b. 3WgEHEY. sheriff.
By J. N. HILL, Under sheriff.
~krrzaEnALo = BEAzrx. Attorneys for Plant
Eurska. New. March %. 4. D. 1858. mh77td
posTpoMED.
The abovs sale has been postponed unttl
TUEsDAY. MAI IL. 1855. st The same time I'D
place.
". n. aWnENEY, Sheriff.
By J. y. HIM. Under Dhsfi6.
Eureka. April 10. 1883. .splstd
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WAAb8u CO1DO41OAB8D COR
PEE INNING COMPANY,
OoGbDAant.
un1ss ana b. viRtne Of On sxssuton issusa
CT g sns pisnaoe ocust q The 0ixth judicial
1urehs Cousty. % tie Nh day 81 March. Z.
D. leoe. ana u me dtrsotsd md dsiiversd ~
: 3udQmeat reeeesed ~ setd Court q the Nh
az g 1aseh. ~, IN favor Of y. =. nsnlns.
scs = e, Rsssasses y ss.anss wss!sa oo.-
los (1I.lSs 81 enc tAoussnd, four RSn1ssd "a
Aisey:thses md feRtZ.Avs hunAssAtAs 6ol1afs,
lawful meney y ~ bsitsd 0SaIss. wifh inSsr.
e sss 3 g ND r. Y 9 Z z. 20 az as 5, . y: s, Z, . =:
an1 sixty nd 1nstX:two hsn1rsdths dollars
eoets. - ~ I've d6llsss aee.uine costs.
Ana b vistae q sid sxsoutlon / have o.
Ne ~ ~ e Assen. =. D. ~. !svis1 uren
sasssis a Asasieps Hisass pisSsSs. ~;
oegnty 1tsee q IevsdA 70 Wit.
= e1xeen NJ eeateete; ! sasA heR, 3
!; s. Sc 49,. s;ss:se nf 81. 'ss:s 49, sss:: I
lgs skssasseil - q lew I e issj ! Sas, I
- ysest poySssi 4 = 2 ash. ! 81 y g nslls,
s9e; SIS ismos ssisaos; u ssss sasosssd
nose e is.si > b 8 povde. 20 = fussii
sssee sed : ~ believe; ! anvii, ! sseusi I
ehissisi ! Ala ! psnekss, ) p3sk hsndiss,
Mons hanmsssi 9ycs pick stssii |. - iFon; J
ssss iso.l ! ginasselsti yi:si'l t!issglsi
- 49, se~css' 49, ~, si; s.S sssvss: fs !! 800 sha
9shovsls3 : whsslhAsToWsi 8 81 Sucksts, ~
g Of loDe, uose - Les, 9istr1k1nG hamin6rSi
- pietsi Z sesapesa; . tamping hoss, lstrl6ni
asnIsss - g fuss. more = lsssi II dzallsI !
Ala4 y. vsst.s 4 aasa szssutiea I Asve a
seal psops.ty. sitisSs = Antsisps Iiaiss Dis-
Is: S. W. xsss.s go css:s sS;s1s: o.p,- NM.
consulting ~ whAlsn No. !, Nhaisn 10.
: I'D Wheaen No . mines, situats. lying
u esl.s y A.teleps Mi.1ns pisasiets eeaail
3 n issss.. sssss e si ssysss; s ssSsssis v'sA =
Subiis nsess y hsrsby eivss tAS1 g
Iuegaavs ~ oevsmtseneh nay "
Apg1us ~ - looo,
8 ~ ia ~! - - 4 iss ~ a q -, AZ. dss 81 q.
fhe Whaien o~oasolS1a1sl ooppsl ieinlnG Oar.
psny. q ana 9 ~ ebovs lsSssibs1 psEsonai
sosss. Z: Sssi is.ss ash q Is ~ o z ss ~
r. eeen u head y - higkestaad bset hld1as.
= settsfy 81 exsea1aa ~ sost, end q
taeedays the Doventeoneh Day ~
Aps1ns =. =. looa,
Iesveea ~ houes 80 eislosh 4. \. nd
MI oec1oo1 =. u ealA day ! VIII eoll I'll the
na. WIZ w; e.; dss.s saS 49,; 800. g 800, ~ Sss os..
paay. q ana = ne ebsvs 4sscsibsd reaf psep-
,Ssys . he fEont dooR q Ne Courthouse 8
~ tovn Of uuxeha. ccun1y q Husska ed
49, g xsysoe 9 pesl,s suseeon fes easA e
s!1 81 a sssSss - n scsss a.
EIM: ~, usass sls.iI9.
Ssssaa. Nm. x.vsA =. !. ,, ~. .Assta
poeTPomgp.
5hs aaexe sale hss bsea ~postpoaed untl
,yM9DAy. MAx -. in. q Ne sans t;ms 81
J !; 7 sS z'a:. S.: sa ss.,;s.
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NONE BUT TIE Best AND MOST LIFE
with all the lsteet Improvements Of hnish and
style. COPYING, either plain or finished n
Cfayon. Color or fnk, made . spec1sity-Orayon
work paxticulasly. Also, enlaxssug o. redus
ING 10 any sise desired.
South Main 1trest. Enrska. ~
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POSTPONED.

The Albion delinquent sale IL hereby post
poned until
Tuesday, May o, 1883.
A. W. RAVENS, Secretary.
OmcseRoom 2R, Nevads Block. No. 3ls Mont
gomery street, sAh Francisco, Gal. sp2std
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soNa o. Ezz .soYAr = nm. .

SSxAA 81. JoHiu
saint. l come 10 ever hmm.
Ana ~ my presence cheer~
y sn oefes and bukdeps bs..
VI women worn M weary.
% Light, I look 10 b,s.n.
4 ladies' dots upon M. n ,
- Soase mako, no Thread hr...
1noash back and forth Jon run M
1ercusA svsry hind Of aoods 7 90.
nliks muslin, cloth and lesthsSso'
xncug al machines reSuss -
let ! sew on forever. sew
70 nssos \ pain. no eyes I strain.
Ino the way to thread me.
Ao noie. have 1. save noodles ava
~ make . cause to dread me-.
I'm cheap and good, and II you .h,.,
But Tor . moment doubt ma '"ouid
PC sure you try. and thsn you'll nm,
n never be without me. '1s'
Issam. I hem. I fell, bind.
rune. tuck and eather.
Ana Al machines I leave behind
while I sew on forever.
Ihe ROYAL 10 really : curios,tv 49,.
I'll nose Interested In sewing mschin.ss ~, snd
not fail 10 call st Aihes should
WI. JOANNEs' SHOE Er0-.
And look At u. -
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DELINQUENT.

Of The Bosrd Of Directors. made ON the eth day
Of March. 1858. % many shares o. esea ~.
soid ss public auction, st the once q ne
0ompsny. Room 96, Nevada Bloch. sc. ~
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco osAAtofnis'
1e.aav. the rhirsieth (soth) day
ofAPri1, 1883,
A the hour Of II O'Clock a. H., OF ssao gay. %
eeiher win costs Of advertising and expenses
A. v. HAvENS, Secretary.
~Ovvrc.-Boom rs, Nevada BLOCK, No: ~
Montgomery street. San francisco OenLor-
MIA. sPisso
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-11-03
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

The Christ's Lutheran Church at
hive reached the l5oth year of its
age few days ago.
-"lt was hard thing to build a
church, , harder thing to pay forit, and
q harder thing still to fill it, is
the disheartening remark of worm
out preacher at Cheyenne, w. T.
Russians want corporal punish
ment in school revived, as il is the
lightest penalty teachers can inilict on
refractory pupils, confinement and
starvation being substituted.
In his new lecture Adirondack
Murray holds that reason leads MS to
reject the Christianity taught by theo-
logians, but Christianity taught by
Christ himself Is worthy our ucccpt-
ance. Detroit Post.
- Sioux City, in Dakota, has an ex-
cellent system Of graded schools, which
viii bear comparison with many in the
East The Collegiate Institute of the
Baptist Church in Dakota has been To-
Gated in Sioux Falls.
There are eighty-three Catholic
prelates In the country, divided rs fol-
lows; One Cardinal Archbishop, thir-
teen Archbshops and one Archbishop
in part, sixty Bishops and one Vicar
Apostolic and seven inferred Abbots. -
Chicago Journal.
The Plymouth Church choir last
spring consisted of twenty-eight So
pranos, ten altos, eight tenors and
ten bases. This fall the choir has
been cut down. The choir leader claims
that twenty singers are enough for any
church. -Broolayn (N, ~ Eagle.
In the public schools Of New
Haven, Conn, new course Of study
called newspaper geography has
been adopted. This consists Of requir-
ing the student to trace out, on his
map, places referred to in .scws reports
of the daily papers,
Minnesota is the only State which
has passed law binding the high
schools and industrial colleges closely
together. In this we are far behind
England, France, and even Austria A
good system of industrial schools Is orc
Of our greatest needs just now. NJ Y.
Examiner.
Rev. Father Seguin, of Montreal,
startled his congregation by remarking
that the English, Irish and Scotch por-
tion-about one-qnarter of the 1000
members Of his church--could go to
ireland or elsewhere If they wanted to,
AS his parish could get along better
without them; and the prescribed ele-
ment, mostly Irish, arose and walked
out. = Chicago Tribune
$50 you return TO your duties of
teaching the young idea to shoot, DO
you. Miss Fiizioya' said Algernoon.
80, dear, yes. The horrid brats or
u, least the dear children-will be SO
pleased to get back to school again
"Why, yes, | always thought children
enjoyed going TO school to you. know
| should. .'Well, it's your own
fault If you DON'T 1t IS Miss Fitz-
joys last term of teaching school. =
Hartford Post.