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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17
,VHE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1854.

About sixty million copies OF the Sxu
have gone ous Of II establishment du-
Eing the past twelve months
II You were to paste end Ia end all
the columns OF all the Sans printed and
sold last year YOU would gr, \ eoutiuu-
on> strip OF interesting information.
common se,lse wisdom. SQUAD doctrine,
and sane Wit long enough IA reach from
i'rtniin. House ~auaTr to the top OF
M"nrt Co,er,icu> In the moon. then
t-srk I. Printing House square, and the
thpe~.lua,ter> OF the way back 10 the
Moon again.
But the >sfn Is written tor the inhab-
i,an,s of the earth this same strip Of
Intelligence would girIIe the globe
tMcnty-~tvcn or twcniv-cigh, times
II EVERY buyer Of a copy III the Sun
during the past year has spent only one
hour over II, and IL his wife or his
grandmother has spent another hour.
rhis newspaper in 1893 has afforded the
human racr thirteen thousand years of
reading. nigh, anl day.
II l. only by little calculations like
these that you a form any idea Of the
circulation OF the most popular Of
American newspapers. or OF its infiu-
ei ~ on the opinions aud actions OF
American men and women.
The Snn i. and will continue tn be, a
newspaper which tells thu truth with
out fear Of consequences. which gets al
the facts no matter how much the pro-
cess ro>fS, whirh presents the news OF
ALL Il world without waste Of words
aud III the most readable shape. which.
is working With all its heart for tn.
aus OF honest government. and which
therefore believes that the Republican,
party II 20. aud must 20 In the com
n,x year ct our lord. ISL.
II YOU Know the sun, YOU kc il al.
ready. and You will read il With av,us-
toned rNii yencc AMI profit duriii. wha,
is sn,c 10 he the most interesting ,cat
in its history. If YOU do not Yet know
: the sun, il is high time 10 get i,tp ,lt
sunshine.
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The several editions OF the SIM ar,
sent nv mail. postpaid. n, follows
, DAILN-5O cents a month. e. Il wear
with sunday edition. -.
81 NDAl-f. Fight pages. This c,li,ioI
4 furnishes the current NEWS al tn,
world. special article. - r%Xctptionl
| interest 10 every body. AMI Literary re-
| Views ~ new l"wkS ct the hI.iics
r,crii. Sla year.
WEEKLY 81 ,rar fich, psy- q
the best mn,ca 81 the dali, Issues al
Agriculture Department OF nnc
I quaii-ri vttf', ~i,rcili market reports
and lit, Try. scientific. aud ,I"mes'i,
intelligence make The ~. cklg San III,
NEWSPAPER for ili,. farmer. house
l,nlt. To clubs OF ten. with fln. al
ezra copy fr'
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Publisher. Tut SIS \. \. tiiy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17
ORANGE COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS.

The Board of County Commis-
sioners met Nov. 5,h, in regular
session Present, n. L. Halt, Chair.
man; Jno. +. Lyon and D. f. Nor.
row, Commissioners.
The Sheriff was ordered to refund
to II. w. Sparrow 81 poll tax col.
lec,ed by error.
Samuel L. Wilkerson allowed to
correct error 10 listing land, and
drawback given bin on $50 10 value
OF land.
Hubbard Turner was released
from paying poll tax % account oil
disability.
Various accounts allowed.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

4 ,rat o! iat.1 ia Orange county.
at<lu. .vo mile. zsuinwt-i 81 hsp-i
Hill. containing a,-.ut >k.tES ACRES,
being the l.st eoitt.ysrI ~ r. T. Battle
Ly ". II. Battle. .i~tez-<rf-
TRIMS -. SAN tur-lIslf caeli. re-
ilue Oh a cr.-.it al six months eight per
ecu, Interest, o3I steferr-s! payments. II
lie E..eryed III! purchase money H. paid
: !. NrkDECAI Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

.ar. + d Oslin, Warrenton, n. c.,
"a, used Browns Iron Bit,ers
No. onnd IT q sure cure, tor ,njiges-
- "a a good tonic"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

than ever before.
An experience Of over thirt cen years
in business has given US much advan-
taye in providing for the wants of those
who may have anything to bc done in
our line.
Our establishment is the largest and
best equipped in this State, and rq,lalcd
~ few in this INT :
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17
GTR:A1 hoG.

CTKAI HOO.
Taken up at my home near Rock
Springs. Il white he hog. some ) or 10
months old. The owner can have the
hog by proving Roperty and paying
charges.
TUOS :. CAFES.
Rock springs. \. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17
VIZ people are siways on
w lOH the look out for

WISE I !scp's look ok ' os: f 20"
chances 10 Increase their earnings.
and in time become wealthy . those
who do not improve sheir oppor-
,uni,ie> remain in poverty, We offer II
srca, chance III ,aake money. We want
many men. women. boys anil girls TO
work for II. RICH, in their owi, l.s.aii-
ties. Any cr,e can 10 the work pr,.l or
ly from the flrs. start. The business
will pay more ,lnn ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive vu,i, furnished free.
No one Who engages fails to ruak..
money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time 10 the work. or only yeLr
snare moments. fnii information and
all thu, Is needed sent, tree. Address
STiNSoS & Co Portland, Naim.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17
IN OCH PMNFNS bEPARyIRyr

We are prepared for ali kinds of Book
anl Job Work. embracing
Note and intte- Heads. Envclnpr>.
Tags, Cards. Bill Heads. Statements.
school Reports and Blanks, A.
ISOLATION Minutes. Cunven-
ton and Grand Lodge
Proceedings. Legal
Blanks. etc. Pos
tiers. Hand !
Bills. and
ANYTHING ELSE THAT CAN BE
CALLED FOR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17
COURT DOTS.

The Supreme Court has confirm
ed the decision ofthe lover court in
case OF James Craig, Of Chapel Hill,
convicted OF the larceny of whea,
aud sentenced 10 the peni,entiary.
In the case OF George riper for
removing fence, Judge MacRae ha.:
ing ordered a special verde, Of no,
guilty, tia, decision is reversed and
the Superior Court ordered TO pass
judgment,
VIM. Bray, col, allowed a new
trial.
Robert Taylor, col, found guilty
OF selling whisky Al Chapel Hill, de-
cision reversed.
The Paylor negroes for burning
Hester's barn, in Person county, de.
cision of court below affirmed Is
Years 10 the peni,en,iary.
+ Morris vs.. Norris, divorce, from
Chapel Hill. Judge MacRae allow
ed Mrs. Morris, the plaintiff, alimony
and custody OF children until the
case could be heard reversed.
! Taylor Va. Maris ; continued.
Look out tor horse thieves. Sew
eral horses have beeh STOLEN lately.
Wanted! A situation az clerk 10
a store by a young man 20 years o,
age. Has had no experience. Ad.
dress wv" in care Of this Office.
Mr.. G. F. Daniel, Madison, n. G.,
says browns IRON Bi,ters greatly
benefited my wife, who has been 10
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

BAZAAR.
OCTOBER, 1883.
Tall aud Winter stock,
NOW on Exhibition.
In a few words; we have the most
complete stock that has been shown
in this section at any time.
We have shown such n va
riely in DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres-all Wool-a COM
plc,e line Of shades-Bro~ns ms. Ma
rooms, Olives, Garnet, &c. Blacks
from ID cents to Sl23--a handsome
Back Ottoman Repp, ~ inches, all
Wool. We say unhesita,ingly that
We have the handsomest line Of
Dress Goods, from 10 20 35 cents,
that We have ever seen in a retail
store.
\ line If Plai1s and Stripes, Silk
and Wu"'. AZ - cents, that cost 40
yen:> 10 import We bought a stack
~ :htu, low. and will give our Gus
,omers the benefit OF The bargain
\ line of Solid Goods in CclorS
and Black. a new material (Alaba
lalrnss) at % cents, that is. far ahead
vt amy goods at the price you have
seen.
Nelveteens, Silks, Satin, Furs,
Frlnyes for Trimmings, and a hand
some lite OF Buttons to~natch.
CLOTHING.
A better assorted Stock nf Cloth.
ing than ever. Boys, Youths and
Gents Wraps.
Shawls, Cloaks, Sacks, Jackets and
Jerseys for Ladies.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
JAM UP.
W" have the Boss" Molasses. /
takes the cake-ratber makes it.
We have constantly on hant
Rockland Lime, Cement, Caicinet
Plaster and the best Stock Of Hard
ware carried in this section 70
Builders.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Don't buy Boots outside Of Hills
boro. We are certain tina: there i
not a house in the State that ca
serve YOU better in this line.
L. NJ. PARKS.
HILLsBoRo, n. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

-Mr.. n. 2. Hail attended the
session Of the Orange Presbytery
heM at Tarboro last week. He had
a delightful trip and returns home
greatly encouraged by the session
Of the Presbytery. A new field was
made consisting of Sony Creek,
Grier's, Emo and Little River, with
Rev. Jas. /. Currie, pastor. Much
pleasantness was manifested iu es-
t blishing this field, aud many kind
words spoken OF him who is TO take
charge Of it. Mr.. Currie will live
near Fairfield.
See notice Of S. 7. Kirkpatrick,
Administrator upon the estate of the
hate Rosa n. Kirkpatrick.
-Send in your Christmas adver.
t%sen,ents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17
NOTICE..
DXECUTOR'S SALE.

On Saturday. December S:h. lS>s. n,
the residence Of the late Samuel Stub
bins. / will sell 4 portion of the perisha-
bic property of the Decreased. consisting
Of l Mare. Farming Utensils, Grain. SC.
Terms cash.
This 10th day Of Nov, lsS3.
ENOCH SYKES,
Executor. =.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

G II n. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

LNOR SALE.
4 valuable horse. For information
apply at the office of the Orange Ceun-
tv Observer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

ORANGE COUNTY OBsERE kR'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

Send in your Christmas adver.
tiSeu,ents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17

Look out tor horse thieves. Sew.
eral horses have been Stolen lately
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-11-17
BOOTS II o

Don't buy Boots outside Of Hills.
boro. We are certain tina: there is
not a house in the State that can
serve YOU better in this line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

faii'pi well sxrfs>s. and which makes
'fpe seek ioran al.rt tin;ion III possitiIil,
'i'IHt son may lc lfnfeA. bnrk 10 u- m
fllt Nus.'e'l trutep b. intercourse. Ihi.
M 4 aAp iness ms Feelings rotef. roi-
.n isnu4rs ne she sbni period ennisl ex-
|pset ~ eijpr M: being now though III
cpn'fo'ia''ls health. decade beyond iIe
fAnonlrNi 'l4tc score ana ten. an epoch
n 'ilr' tqu nyt iusi passed.
A-y0A nrbfoN io rAAkr vis'i to T.cu.
hnpn previous lO ihc noli|it 4 snir. if ihc
s'h'e q! yonf health permits. wl,v nni.
N IN tlie IKE permission. extend We trsp
~ ili. gua''Pry 'rhe journey. N, ralr
cf ,uuf own cinicc. niAai cooperate n.
tNe fet siahsshiitAt ni ,pnr hrnllii. N lilp
AZ wnrl.i he peculiar erAiiiirnfi0n n
Your irlcfls and. perhaps. tnaile ,ou III
JOIN vnuf colleagues al The University
once more n least II i- much TO We de-
sired that yon should continueas long ~
p"ssiilr ncmbfrn "a lho !;snsa. and !
,hrpe yeu viii NOT send III ynnr rrsinsa-
I'ion IN case 'ou fnA Your conn' An'
lwfakness giving way 70 ihe influence NJ
''he season ahA lhn innnic strength oI
sour constitution. will not despair al
" Nnf nti'te ahic % keep up Nonr c1nnce-
|'inn with Virginia b, roaming Oak It'll
anh making Il not less than aa orca-ion-
NJ tesldenrc. Whatever may be the iurn
Iof things. be assured 81; the Interchangeable
Interest zen ',y Mrs. Madison. a. well as
''h,stlf, in your welfare and Iii that os nll
WHO are dearess 10 you
explanation of my microscopic writ
anH, ! must fffiiaik he older grew the
ncreny s'i:.sning t;arers make smaller
letters. arl my ire' take shorter steps.
tlR progress III both cases being. al thc
Ahn'r slrae, more fsii4uing as well a.
moro Slow
Ne'l may AR. Gilman snrak of these
HH fA hctir letters" i'o link nf these
IWp usen who hsl wifhrssrA Ire birth
ANf growth NJ this nation. hal ro, only
|w'HNessed but borne glorions naris III
tlsn contest: who hai been rival cand.-
ap M ihe presidency aud both sue
re s'1' IN ehIA'A'ng. though at different
irilnRs. sl' ls'rh honor. Ia their OK,
i&y asl;ihe iswn and bidding each other
farewell. What an example.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

ApA4 #NNfwM 1Rrii III. ISL.
"nrAn SiA:-~S nAve duty received
lrrnl of lAffii iii 4 c5n- idered flt
advertisement rtNr estate lii Louiorn
MS M omen tlma Snuf4 lends IN Virginia
We're n lore .uil " n impossible te
lgainsay motives sp which sou iNi.lea
III making New York Your residence
li'N0uuh lear YEN Viii! iind IT. climate
lunsultci 70 Sour period oi life and tho
stare Of yous health, iu-t observe. aud
Iwiii, much pleasure, that The sum voted
nv Congress. however. short or just cal.
lcnlations, escapes ths ioppings 70 which
III was exposed hy The accounting process
'st Washington, and that You are 80 iar
relieved from the vcxalIon involved ii
III. The result will hope, spare you "
lleast the sacrifice of an unlitnciy sale oi
your valuable property. tnd would fain
l1a,ter myself that, will, an encouraging
oi yonr health. son might
he brouahtsto reconsider the arrange
|mrnt which fixes You elsewhere. The
effect Or This IN closing Inc prospect 81
|our ever meeting again, ailIicis me deep.
lIy. certainly not less 80 than II can YOU
The paIn feel at Tho idea, associated q.
III n with The recollection of the long,
close and uninterrupted friendship which
united 70. amounts @ apang which
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

Noctror serfnAt .Lep.)
'sr'lA.ss yc.v sa'd The Savior of Mon
iiik ye tlat those people OF Sodon
sxnsa N ckfs'er ilian ali others. tell ye
sRs -fSr n.,'sSs ye repent, ye shall all
si&eNisa PERISH
We saie. ,le eliminating or the mo-
ncy K tiiNg Star route con- -j,iracv will,
sfxlAfi uscrrSi. Two of Tie snail men
hnvf hteN convicted: Rcr.lril. onr OF The
N 1rH ,HsiAni. l. now making a con-
u siau I'M wire ~ NAiic las inund re-
ilNtin |lAtIAs iiraly II selling property
aAH trli M PIX iixi'tin. nlaslialnf-
.n vf h.ir. Rta Dorsey. TIE HEAD of The
.i1 nN ac ragged cd-r of despair.
M lhing IN now PROLONGED and pill
s.s tfae'. \ aisgrarc ~ Our connrt~s !
Anf M NAFHlrH io nlsr civilization. Look
IAN Va 'mNh pt lrrcri. we'l educated.
lfp<sna 'nen wanted weaiih. and
ssi am it onr nfilsm wa~ ~enstof
AsH kiief ~isliss vl''. Is salary al
~ nrllats. nnnflcr was IA,
MA .' ofllrc nillNial Win sssis-
f tAArsaMi dnllatx NNithNr Nv
lieN nxFr wenf lmi2ty. exnr kurw
y iM rF u I'm hi lfNnx forms. txrf
M ilxurics. Rolh were sir-
iHi NVll decent friends. hn'h Hal
Nsllf xjres and blooming children.
As lar rnua 'icy ak or wish
tes Nmlih.
W anl induce item ~ he'iar
iI.nsf sA1' ttnr Here can he hsl6lN ant
lnNhNnf iI'. q violate their oaihs. NJ
orHQ rnmentS ~ snhorh witnesses. NJ
ls nsl lAlS 10 sical, " lie. ~ swim
saIi ana an3ali.
WAs tlle desire. i'e mania for vralih.
Nna why wealth why the rlanm /.
Wun'l wealth give them double
stomach. would II make their sleep
'Nice NJ sweet, could they cioihe them
snsves ~ gold. would q palace give them
heavenly Iivc~s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

J. Subscribers Who do rot give ex-
press notice M The contrary arc consid-
cred ~ wishing TO continue their sub
stFlNians.
=. II subscribers order ihe llscnn.iu-
nance n their periodicals. The puUllsser
may continue iO send them uni. An A.
rcarnxcr are rail.
n n subscribers neglect Or refuse 70
LAKE 'i.tis periodicals from the office 10
which they ARE directed. shey are NJ pom
sible until tbfY hive settled their bills.
and ordered them discontinued.
A. AZ subscribers move ~ other places
without inlvfn,lis. il.- publisher. ana tho
faper~ nrr ~sfss sn The former direction.
'bry arc held responsible.
,. Ile courts have decided thnf re-
iusing M take periodicals from tie Office
or removing ana leaving them uncallcl
fnf, n priina iluie evidence of inten-
iional fraud.
4. Ann prrson who receives news
paper AMI makes uSr of N. whether hc
has ordered Il Or not, II held by law
subscriber.
= III subscribers pav In advance they
are bound ~ give notice % The publisher,
~ The end of their time II tliey ,iO not
wish ~ continue taking III otherwise tic
publisher X authorized to send Il Oh ana
The subscriber Will he responsible un.iI
M express notice. with payment of all
arrears Is sent % the publisher.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

'frNf7I I't t.t 'tt ftiIt tF'" D.
~ MtNpnY of ,iosFrn G,Ngnsr.
hign, Fsh. 2fit. 1853 ar pneumonia.
~. JoAtiil Gif1rER. w ~ 24l'l Wear.
Josie tas ~ was called ~ w nli, NJ
.nhftd young man oi rare rron,;Sn.
ne wns 'iie iaypri'p of ihIs nei1hhorhoo
much loved atd highly respected ~ AZ
who knew h'm. lii- nenii. is Indeed 4
,sr,ih'e .iHw a. hls nafenIS. as Nh uas
Their main STAY and II may be tsniv Said
n him he was kind, loving ana ohedi-
enl s0n. always doing ihe Mill Ds his par-
enlr chetaiu .s III Tie deaih of M.
p'i''cr we nfe indeed reminded nat
she good must llle young. ana While he
n gone from our mi.lsi forever. and va
.A''t mourn bis luss, may his good ex-
t,npie remain ever fresh 10 nnr memo
fies. lis remains were followed ~ =
large foncoutse of people "a their Iast
resting Place. kEQuizseAr II FACE.
Al. NJ. A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

New Albany ieiger.
George II. Cox, Of Kyana Station. On
'thc Air-line. md for fiiy years resi-
dent of Dubois county, died on the I3lh
|of consumption.
The little station Of Al;oga. Oh ne Air
line. hns shipped one hundred and thirty
car loads Of freight since lie first Of last
December.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

Mr.. John Ncwhousc ha- the contract
II furnish The Air Line railroad nil tnc
stone required FOR ba!ln4linE The iraek N
The road. lie will procure the stone
from quarry IN Crawford count, cn0
and = half milcs west of Milllown. m
"a. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

II may interest 4 good many readers
~ know jn-t how far 0 farmer has III
walk during The cropping season
have gone NJ the trouble ID find out how
far man must walk 10 put ID and tend
forty acres Of corn. Toplow ihc ground
N ith q sixteen inch three horse ploU. he
travels 250 miles; % harrow The ground
thoroughly before planting. he will have
% travel lup miles; % plant The same, 10
travels % inile>; 10 cultivate il three
times. he Will have 10 travel 600 miles
making total Or zoo miles. besides tho
gathering. Amer this II all done. he has
harvesting etc., % do. IN. Y. Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

Far square, 70 lines Or lcss, week. a q
r.rh subscancnt insertion. s5 tlA
Longer advertisement at 'hc same raff
fraction over even r4Eafe nr squares
connfoi asa square. Ihc-r arc tlie terms
for transient advertisements 2 rrassrH'
biz deduction viii be made 70 regular
advertisers.
xstices ot cnnoirtmcnt az aisalals'
traitors and legal notices NJ ilkc ciAiAcse'
10 be paid in advance
Axxorxcisn CANDIDATES.
ror Township Cf'rers, earh $iN
~ conr,v 15o
-. n;.t.irt C..~-,:f. a. ctf4c. 5oA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

IM NtNAFN"ft A1&"'ttt Ntt
Three hundred caf lohiA OF meat arc
going ear over ihr Airline FOR lhc
south, via Ilunsisgburg aud Evansville.
An election has bccn ordered 10 Ic
held III Jefferson township. this county.
40 take The sense of the voters ~ ihc
township upon The proposition 10 sub
scribe 4 two PR cent. tax q The capital
stock Of the XincenlcS q Ohio River X.
II. X. The conditions nrc a. follows |:
said ". y q. X X. II shall be completed
and III operation from tie City ~ Nin-
renncs. ia Knox csninty. Indiana, 10 Inc
town ~ Jasper, IN Dubois county, lndi-
ana. within eighteen months amer max
ing said su''srri iion that said railroad
shall pass through said township within
'vnc hall mile oi TIE towns of AlDirfs
City and OtwclI. and that said raiiroad
COMPANY shall never charge 4 sum *
cceding two cents per bnshcl for Ills
of coal and three cents
per bushcl FOR wheat from any point
upon the line Or said railroad ln osid
township - The city Of vincennes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23
Minutes Of Marion Township IN
Stifute.

The teachers ~ Marion Tp. met N
Institute, for Tho lnst time ii.is school
Ysar, aI Schneider school-honse. March
I'm, 1855. Teachers prcSent: sIjss
barbara sicher. Miss Katie Sweeney.
Miss Lo'tie Doane, Mr.. j.. Kinney. M.
Ii. knics. Those absent: Miss Mary
Dndine, Mr.. n. IIassiutiher. The IN
.'iii'fe was called 10 order bv Snpt.
sweeney. The first exercise was Ariih-
mc''r 'r Nv. n. hnies. which wa vcrv
interesting and showed thai re md
thoroughly prepared lis subject. The
next exercise. Illustrating fhc uses or the
l'iacIiiira' Marks, WAS wnli disposed of
M Nc. y Kinney. Mis- Katie Sweeney
next drilled a classin Penmanshin. which
was very good. Reading was ihen taken
ZIP by Prof. "A. N Sweeney. ana ,li,poS-
"a of - an able manner. One hours H.
termisson was then taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The first exercise wins History by
Lottie Doanr. after which Snp. Swcc-
aey made some important renarl;- abont
the Ffench and iudisn war Grammar
was taken up Miss Barbara Sieber. which
wa very good. Physiology by Prof
sweeney wa very interesting anh enter
INNING. Thanks were rendered to Snpt.
aeeuey. and also 10 Fcrd. Schneider.
Tor their attendance and participation.
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