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WAsHlNGTON's BIRTHPLACE.
THE PLACE wHEsE THE ILLUsTKIoUs GEORGE

FIRST SAW THE LIGHT.
Washington Jecial: A Sunday paper SAYS
that young Wa hipetoa girl, who told her
London friend that Washington was born at
Meunt Vernon, expressed The opinion of
very large pumber Il her fellow-citz :ns.
She wss, after sl', only eighty miles out Of
the way. Eighty mil,s below Mount Yer
non, in Wakefield, township on the river
bank, is The SPOT where Washington frs cav
the gtsy light of Virginia February day.
A house stands on the spot, but Washington
wss not born in il, although CIR MT and
Sherman knocked out brick spiece from
the wall, and brought the m up in their pock-
ets, under the Misrepresentation that he was.
George Washington was sixty yesrs older
than this houss. Bsfore the war there was a
marble tablet in the vail of this house, tn It
informed the world that it stood on Wss1ing-
toms birthplace. The relc-hu nters of the
army carried the tablet away piecemAal
during the war. A year or Two ag1 G ~
gress appropriated S3S, 800 for the purch s.
and imDrovement of Washing on's brlh-
place. Nothing seems to have beea done
about the mater, however, until recently,
when learning that the projectors OF new
summer resort proposed buyIrg the spot and
making il yield shekela, the government
stepped in and bought l. for $500. There
were t~enty-one acres in it. iAuy other
tract of like siz, in the vicinity could have
bsen had for S63. However, it had some
historical value TO the owner, and the $685.
500 ought to pat it in good condition. 1t is
sugg s:ed that when thi, has been done it be
placed under the Rdministra: ion OF that ad-
mirable board, the lsdy regents Of the Mount
Vernon Associ ui IN.
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The Western Union ha. got its operators
to work again on its own terms. 1t now re-
mains to be seen how it will use its victory.
The New York Times says: "No corporation
in this country can permanently defy public
opinion, and there is, perhaps, none so i'll
equipped for a struggle with public opinion
as the Western Uuior, owing to the very
odious ch ii racier of its principal stock holders
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-22

The New Oreans Piedyune is Of opinion
that "it should be the constant aim Of our
efforts 10 procure separate bill for the Mis-
sissippi every year, and to disembsrra's our
selves entirely Of all suspicioA of log rolling.
So long as it is supposed that the valley ret
resentatives are log.rolling, so long will it be
supposed that they csnnot stand alone. But
this is an injurious supr o,ilion. 1t will add
strength to the dema and for the river to SEP
arate il from every other issue and present it
in It's naked energy" The subject is an i'm.
portant one and requires discussion.
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The New York Post has the following

The New York Post has the following
comparative statement: American enter
prise comes out ahead in another field OF
activity. Official statistics of Eoglish rail-
way accidents show that in an entire year
only seventy.two persons we're killed in the
whole ef England at level crossings. The
meagerness of this a. wing Is at once aPpar-
ent when we recall the feat c. the Long
leland railways 10 killing seven men in
seven days, and the scarcely less notable
feat Of the New Jersey railways in killing
six men in Eve days. The yearly average in
New jersey, as we have heretofore shown, is
q man every other day. The English aver
age is only ons 10 Eve days"
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Killed 700 Dead 40 Kick.

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, August 2l.-Last n'ght
Col. George Z. D4ueal, an aged and reepect-
able citizen Of this county, and before the
war member Of the House of Delegates and
State Senate OF Virginia, shot negro namsd
RIVE. Dsnsal and wife, an old couple,
were livicg alone, aud were awakened b. a
noise, and the husband taking a pistol,
opened the door leading into the acj lining
open and man step in the room. D-nesl
immediately fired, the bali passing directly
through the heart of the negro, who fell for
ward on his face, not mo.niug or utteriug a
sound. A neighbor hearing lhs shot rushed
10 the house and carried ihe body into the
moonlight on the porch, where il was rtcos-
nized. The negros feet were muffled in rags
TO deaden the sound.
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A LARGE number OF Presbyterians have
held convention to organic, opposition TO
organs being put in their churches. The
New York Herald says: "The denomination N
takes the primitive Church as its model in
all thing, and certainly it may assert, fess-
less Of successful contradiction, that the early
Chrislisns never worshiped with an organ
unless they got it on credit. But neither did
they walk up carpeted aisles, sit in cushioned
pews or sing psalms from gilt-s6ged books in
full morocco bindings. Aud doss anyone
suppose that any church edifce in the early
days had bell on top of one end and debt
over all the rest OF it?
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Suspension n OF schoit 6 X night, Bank ers
aud RrOAers. New grA.

New YoEK August 2l.-Ths suspension
of S;hott & Kaight, bankers and brokers, No.
Wall street, is announced. Both were
members of the Stock Exchange. 1t is
stated that the firm was never considered
s'reng. They were 10 trouble last week, but
we're helped over. 1 he failure is ascribei 10
the recent decline 10 Denver and Reading.
No importaHce attaches 10 the failure. Their
business has been mainly by telegraph be-
tween here and Pniladephis, where a ma.
j,rity Of their customers are presumed 10 be.
Tneir iizb lities are estimates at SEC, 600 10
SIC, 900, az ainst which they have, of course,
large proportion Of available assets.
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A. G uayne. & FRO, savannah.

SAVANNAH, August 2l.-S. G. Hayes &
Bro. suspended. Liabilities, $500, 900. 1t
is thought that their assets will prove s.ffi
cient 10 psy all liabilities. The firm has
been in business Twelve yesrs. Too large q
stock, heavy insurance and storage fees, COM
bined with Losses on several heavy Gus
toners, caused Ihe failure. The firm has
long been r-cogniz ID as one Of the largest
dealers in fl 'ur, con and grain in the
State. II is rumored that other heavy fail
ures will follow.
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ALECHEROUS JUDGE
The Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court
Of Illinois Involved in Scan.
dalOus Affair.
Another Mysterious Disappearance al St.
Louis-Murdered for Money-At-
tempted Suicide.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE. August 2l.-Henry T. S.rattop,
who attempted .u eide at Waco, Tex, .,wss form
erly cashier Of the Springfield National Bank
and aIlerward ons of the proprietois of
LiucA's HjteI, North Col!ege street. He
married while at Spriogi-ld youug lady of
culture and r, refinement, and of good family.
About year ago he and his vile separated,
and room after she married a former tele-
graph operator of this city, leaving with him
Immediately for Color ado. MIR. Strstton was
b1ru and educated at Lebanon, where HE
father now resides. He came TO Nashville
from Springfield about six years ago.
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ACCORDING TO the New York Post, the
country is threatening dire results. 1t says:
"The reappearance Of several millions Of
Autographs Of Oscar Wilds's most distressing
couutenaDce has started ominous multerings
which foFetell reyoltD
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A. E. SrEINME1z tf Kansas City, who has
been prominent in the OklahomI movement,
has just returned from a tour through the
Oklahoma country. He says there are 600
colonists scattered along its streams, and that
they intend to stay unless expelled By armed
force. They sre Sn1iously awaiting the de-
cision in the United S'st,s Court Of Capt.
PavneJd suik
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The CIVIL SERVICE.

NO RULES FOR PROMOTIONS YET COMPILED BY
THE COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Eaton, presi-
den. of the Civil Service Com mission, h sd a
conference with the acting Secretary of the
Treasury to-day in regard to the right of the
latter 10 make certain promotions In the
Treasury D.psrtment under the Civil Service
laws. E,ton said it had been held by the
commission that inAsmuch ss they had not
compiled suitable regulations covering this
subject, and ss such reg u ations could not be
enforced until they should receive the ap-
proval OF the President, the Department was
at liberty to make all necessary promotion :
at once under the regulations heretofore in
force. There are only few vscaucies in the
Treasury Department 10 be filled by promo
tiop, and action on these will be taken in q
day or two
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YELLOW-FEVER Prevented.

CAPT. RICHARD F. HARDwIcK, OF The bark
Atlanta, says: "In 1875 1 was in Havana
during the prevalence of the yellor-fever.
Tue bark Commodore Dupont was anchored
alongside my vessel. The officers and crew
of the Dupont wore the Holmsn Liver Pad
az protection, and every man not only e.
capped the yelIow-fever but enjoyed excellent
health, while many of the officers and crews
OF the other vessels were dying daily"
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BosroN, Augrst 2l.-The cred diiors of
Wright, Woes er & Co., suspended wool deal
era, voted 10 refuse any detailed statement of
sff,irs for publication. Toe firm report
direct Liabilities, S4l2. 600; contingent lia-
bilitiss something over SlO0,d00 more. OF
the assets no authentic report could be OBJ
tanned.
An attachment Tor sSo,OOO was placed
upon the property of Heald, of the commits.
sion and brokerage firm of Merrill & Heald,
of Lawrence, at the instance OF P Harvey
& Co., Chicago, with whom they have done
business. This has led to q runor that the
former firm had suspended, who claim that
this is untrue, and that the attachment was
the result If a misundeIsls lding as to their
respective accounts, which will be speedily
settled by the court.
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Forests Threatened.

The Northern forests Ae SO denuded of
trees that choppers have now turned their
attention 10 the South. II in the North the
cutting away of the forests has turned the
hills into mighty gullies, decreased the sup
ply of grass and herbage, csused drouths al
one time of the year and destructive foods
at another, what must be expected in the
South, where the climate Is go much warmer?
Vermont and New Hampshire sre now bare
of pine, and pine will be exhausted ini NJ aine
IN fonr years; in fifteen years Pennsylvania
will be cleared out, and New York in eeven-
teen years; Michigan and Minnesota will
last ten yesrr, Wisconsin twenty. So now
our Southern woods are to be chopped down
"a thing to be sorry for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-22

AN American Jew, after four days stay
in St. Petersburg, was recently expelled
from that city 10 accordance with the law
forbidding jews to live in the city. Had
he accepted the Offer OF the American Con-
sui to apply to the project for permission to
finish his business he might have prolonged
~. .fav
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-22

The Conservative theory as 10 whether
bottom has been reached in the stock market
is that much will depend upon the corn crop.
If it is good strorg "bulp movement may
be expected; If il should be failure, or
nearly so, there are roads that would be re-
duced 10 bankruptcy. The acreage of corn
Is the largest ever known, but rHe crop IL TWO
weeks la!e. Frcs's may destroy il.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the Id,
with the impression: McLane's Liver PHI
The genuine McLANES LIVER PILLS
bear the signature Of c. McLane and Flem.
ing Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. q.
McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, prepared By
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the marke
being full of limitations of the name McLane.
spelled differently, but o. same pronuncta'
ton
If your storekeeper does not have the gen,
uine DIR. c. McLANE'S CELEBRATED
send you a box by mail, and a set Of our adj
vertising cards.
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. PA,
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SONNET.

This soul is like songbird and must hold
Its silent August, or its heart would break;
From the hot rushes of the unruffled lake
No warbler pipes, and where the elms enfold
BlackbirG and thrush no music is outrolled;
They wait in solitude, and, voiceless, ache,
Till, with serenest winds, September wake
The enchanted pipes and winged age of gold.
SO with the heart; and therefore blame thou no
Brisk lover, that thy pensive maid is mute,
Wandering beside thee with a downcast air;
She is not needless, nor thy love forgot,
But passi IN cons her dreamy autumn suit
To wage renewed in beauty, freshly fair.
&. W. dossE, in te Manhattan Adgd=ine.
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An Old HAN Fatally Assaulted.

BALTIMORE August 2l.-Lss. night Capt.
Heydi, n old mao, while seated on the side
walk in front OF the Washington Hotel, WAS
violently assaulted by Hugh Rosborougb,
from the effects tf which he died. Cap.
Heydt came TO Baltimore several months ago
from On.o. He ssived in the Oae Hundred
and Sixth Ohio.
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The English House OF Com mons passed q
bill prohibiting the sport of pigson-shootipg.
1t then went to the House Of Lords, the house
that is the bulwark and support OF the State
Church, and there it was rejected. This
action Of the Tory supporters Of religion
gives something worth thinking about.
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PEOPLE have got pretty we'll used TO bank
csshiers' stealing, notwithstanding which
they stand astounded at the readiness with
which the cashier OF the Second National
Bank of Warren, O., hiss stolen $4,000 in
ten months and gambied it all away in stecss.
The bank is now shut up and its empty sales
are in safety. As usual, the stable-door is
shut now the horse is gone, and he was such
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-22

SOME German exp erimentalists have dis
covered that, by s complicated process, a
substance to which the name of karin is
given, a white crystalline powder. can be ob
tanned from clal tar, which has some Of the
medical qualities Of quinine. 1t diuinishes
the fever heat, and will probably make the
use Of ice unnecessary. 1t is reported to be
mildsr than quinine in its action upon the
oh
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SxHGzS, January 9, 1882
Very esteemed sxSs
The praise 7o1r Liver Pills have called
forlh here Is wonderful- Afier taxing ona
and half boxes Of your esnuins DR. O.
McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, have entirely
recovered from my four years suffering. Al
who know me wonder how I, who, for 90
many years, had no appetite and could not
sleep for backache, stitch in my side, and
general stomach complaints, could have re-
covered.
An old lady in our city, who has suffered
for many years from kidney disease, and the
doctors had given her up, took two of your
Pulls, and got more relief than she has from
ell the doctors Yours truly,
J. Won DER BERG.
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The New York papers have a telegram
from Cincinnati about "a reign Of blood"
there, "eight murders 10 one week." That
IL bad, but we send missionaries to teach the
hssthen not to murder; we want them to do
NJ we saw. not ne We do.
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MAR RIED.

N-KRNNEDY-Tuesday m morning Au-
gust 2l 1888, at 7:30 O'Clock at the parsonage on
Johnson avenue. by the Rev. Father Walsh, Mr..
CHA Riley GHoIsoN and Miss MARY KENNEDY.
The happy pair left OF the s:45 O'Clock train for
New Albany. May their path through life be
bright and sunny as it seemeth now, aud may the
hower no chill wind blight that decketh their
youthful brow. Nc
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RarGiar shot and Killed.

P. Kennedy was shot and killed while a.
tempting to commit a burglary at Birming-
ham, eighteen miles from this city, at an
early hour Sund'y morning. But little is
known of him in this city, but the police say
he is known AS a dangerous man and pro
fessionaI burglar.
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The Charleston Is. C.) NeUs and Courier
reports great iojury to cotton by droulh, and
greater Injury threatening the upland crop.
1t is estimate that three-fourths of the sea
island cotton is lost.
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MUCH feeling has been created in England
by the assertion # an Irish member before
the House OF Commons that q state Of war
exists between England and Ireland. II such
is the case, Eogland will probably send
enough troops 10 tba. couRtry to insure vic
torv for itsaIf
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LYECHBURG, Va, August 21-At Abipg-
don Saturday, VIM. BricgsmsD, a drunken
white man, made an assault on a negro, whom
he shot several times, and when Z .wia Haw.
kim, the negro's half brother, renonsrAted,
Bridseman tu u'ned and killed Hawkins. Tne
murderer is in ii. Serious threats OF lynch
ing are IN ade by negross
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DIED.

TROUT-Monday evening, August 20, 1888, at
Collerville, Tenn, of apoplexy, LEE TROUT.
Funeral from st. Mary's Episcopal Church, Pop
lar street, this "WEDNESDAY morning at O'Clock
WALSH-At No. 3I Madison street, at $50
O'Clock pm, Tuesday evening, August 2l, 1ss3 OF
congestion, PATRICK WALSH, aged thirty six years.
born in county Mayo Ireland.
The funeral will take place this "WEDNESDAY
afternoon at S:S1 O'Clock from his late residence
No 33l New Madison street. Friends invited
TO attend. Services at st. Patrick's church.
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B sion JOurari: Johnny's parents are puz-
z'mg themselves over whei her that youth ,s
likely 10 turn ou; spendthrift or person
Of Intensely economical habits, a shrewd pol
ilician or . rogue, and all because Of little
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TH6 TORRIo WAVE
WARM WEATHER PREDICTED ALL OVER TIL
COUNTRY.

WAsHINeroN, August 2l.-The warm wave
mentioned yesterday morning has advanced
with great rspidity eastward, aud has nearly
dissipated the cool wave previously men
toned. A fall OF from 10 TO 15o was ex-
pecfed in the Middle States, but fall Of
to 50 occurred in the temperature in the South
Atlantic S ates. II will remain ne rly
stationary Wednesday, with rising tempera-
iure Thursday. Thursday aod Friday it is
likely to be very warm over the entire coun-
try, except tn. extreme northwest. Gsner-
ally fair weather prevails throughout the
entire country. A slight storm now prevails
in c, ntrai Minnesota, and will probably
move east, cau.ing hign winds on Likes Su-
psrior and Michigan. Local rains are indi-
Gated in lake region on Thursday.
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SILVER CERTIFICATES
TO BE ISSUED IN EXCHANGE FOR GOLD COIN
ON APPLICATION.

ON APPIICAIION.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-OSipg 10 the
demand for currency from the South and
West, Treasurer Wyman issued the following
notices in regard TO the issu. of silver GER
tificates: Upon the receipt by the treasurers
of the original certificate issued by the As.
sistant Treasurer of the United States at New
York, that there is d posted with him gold
coin in the sums Of $500, or any multiple
thereof, like amount ia silver certificates
will be directed tn be made by any assistsn nj
treasurer Of the Uoited States that depositor
may designate, or certificates will be fjr-
warded BY express by such assistant tress-
urer to any poin! designated by the depositor
at the expense OF the consignee. Silver GER
United States.
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SILVER FOR GOLD.
Certificates TO be Issued TO Meet the
Demand for Currency from the
South and West
Upon the Deposit OF Coin With the Treas
ury-The Civil Service-A False
Alarm-Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The Hon.
Poindexter Dunn, of Ark ansas, has been in
vited by The d. mocratic Executive Commit
tee of Ohio 10 take part in the State canvass,
and will make number of speeches during
the campaign.
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No. Ae-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn--B. =. Anderson, Revenue Commissioner,
Vs. susan N. Maydwell ct al.
IL appearing from the sherifs returns in this
cause that the defendants, william Maydvell and
Virginia ksydweil. are not 10 be found in his
county:
II is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
peaIance hsrein, at the courthouse OF shelby
., In Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst Mon
cay IN Octooer, 1888, and plead. snsser or demur
70 coIaplsinAnts original ana supplemental bin,
the k<rne viii be taken for confessed 70 them
sad Hei Tor hearing eIparts: and that q copy Of
this oruer be published once q week, for Iour con-
secuuye weeks, in the Memphis Appeal This list
day of August lsss
A copy-Attest: r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
Byy N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and hzste1.
II. g. King and Lee Thornton. Solicitors for CON-
plainanL wed
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*LADIEs, il you VIC u d be forever redeem
srom the physical disabilities that, in thou
lands OF cases, depre-s the spirits and abso-
futely felter all the en-rgits ~ WON anhood,
YOU have ouly 20 get Lydia i. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound.
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Scranton, Pa, August 2l.-The Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania
are in session. There sre over 500 delega ates,
representing 81 900 members
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s.s"GREAT haste is not always good
oeed." Yet you must not diily-dslly in
caring for your bealGb. Liver, kidneys ami
bowels mus. be kept healthy by the Use Of
comes in liquid form or dry-both thorough
ly eficacio1s. Have it alwaysready.
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AUSTIN, Tex, August 2l.-Two brothers
named C5wan, living thirteen miles west of
Austin, while quarreliug about cattle, drew
revo.vers and one of the brothers were killed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-22

The Irish bishop who will probably go to
America to receive money to supplement the
e5O,oO0 set apart by the Irish tramways bi |
for emigration purposes in Ireland, is Bishop
Mccormack, of Achoury.
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1910.
INDICATIONs.

For 1ennessse and The Ohio VdLey, gener-
ally fair WeatAer, foilOWed IN 6e northerH portion
by local rains tUisds mostly SOute,y, Oith falling
barometer and stationary or rising temperature.
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Notice of Removal.

T1Hos MAYDwELL has removed his Marble.
i Yard from Union street to
No. S99 Second Street,
near postoffice where he viii furnish sny kind Of
work IN his line ~ the very lowest prices. Gall
and see before purchasing elsewhere, 1t. VIII BE
o your interest.
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State Female College,

Mtss BERTHA Z. GORDON, Principal Of the
lM literary Department Aszisted by Htns LAun
= Waite. Tbape ladies' are graduates of one OF
r.. pest Normal aehoos of New York, and teach
ccordanae v4th the most approved modern
. - bods Al departments satisfactorily nlisd
.ss,, e accouSmodktionk for boarding. Location
nn1gr, a.sed for health or beauty For further tn
formsna ~-Pp' MES. H. n. COsLIHn