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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
Gorporailon Notices.

DEPARTMENT or sTHEEtCLEAxS0 CRY OF NEW. YORK,
81 CHAAIERssr.
NEw.YonK. Zee 80, 1892
GEALED proposals will he received mt the
- office OF tins Department until IL Monday January
To- 1853 at which time ami opened
and read for the tna disposition OF sweeplngs
ashes ana garbage collected In the CITY OF York de-
yeTed az HE several dumps jumping OF IN. Depart
ment OF IN said city for the tenn OF four years
from tho first day o February 1858 Proposals ready
for distribution this office sday January I3S3
For further details the City Record OF which
can be obtained at No 2 city Hall IS. COLEMAN,
Commissioner OF Street Cleaning.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, Jan. S.--Both mining
boards at their annual meeting. reelected the Old
officers.
The Joint Ophir Mexican Wine has passed. the
300 level ana is IN favorable formation.
Inc lu>car0ras are still III the ascendant tele-
gram from the Navajo says that Developments on
the $50 level add $1,000 600 value 10 the ore re-
serves and give assurance of important develop
m1nts in Belle isle adjoining.
The market for the Comsiocks Is depressed
Scorpion has been assessed 10 cents per share.
Bullion valued at $3.50 10 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines
Father de Smct superintendent reports for nino
days ending January ore extracted from INST
level. /. 800 tons second level 1000 tons; third
level 500 tons. Orc mied, 5000 tons South
drift tramway level, advanced foot: feet Tor
The month: stopped. Widening third level hrader
10 feet; % feet for month At the end of ,Onth
drift tramway level, have struck ledge or u feet
wide, which Will stope out - feet long to the sur
face and then work open GU"
Caledonia (B. H. superintendent reports for the
week ending December 81 "Ore produced. l,OJO
tons. South header advanced feet; total, 30 feet
North DRIFT advanced II feet; total, ~ feet. No
change TO speak of IN quauty OF ore. started TO
sink 4 Wine from the lower sill floor last Thursday.
The mill Is crushing 30 tons every day"
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Danentl Gcd0eme5.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. 6Sl shave
FOR particulars for circular. pOdworhs LanCeTs
Music and hgLres NEW. just published.
ALEX MACGREG0R'S
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING, ll2 Gth-ave
Private and class lessons every day see circulars
A Il Mr.. TREN0R'S ACADEMY OfDANClNG,
"A broadway and 32d ST.
Lessons every day and evening send for circular.
NE GARMO'S classes i'll dancing meet dlily
~ and Monday and Thursday evenings at standard Hail.
LAG Broadway
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master OF Dancing
No 57S shave. cor 47thst opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses will recOmmcnCe Monday october 10, 1857 hn-
gegement at Newport, r. l., closes OctIberL
p - send postage sIanp for circular.
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rUpoprAN F1NANoIAL MARKETS

Ioxpos Jan s.-l230 D. m-Atlantlc ana Great western
first mortgage rustees eeruieates 49S. sTo 40sl New
York Central $50 =. Illinois Central l4lS4 Heading, 70 III
Ontario and Western 27i Milwaukee and ST. Paul
common. 100. -. a..
LoNpON $3.50 D. m--Parls advtces quote three
per ~ francs 72p confines for che account
LONDON Jan. S-400 y. m--Atanto anu Great western
frs trustees certificates DOES Erie 40's 10 sec
Ond consus IuV Ork Central l3UsIj IIhnois Cent
raj lAS NewYork Ontario and esterR, 2fis Milwaukee
and common l09i; Pennsylvania Central, o 's;
Reading, Pos. - -, -
LONDON jan 400 y. m-rne ainount or bullion gone
INTO BANK Of Englala Oh balance to-day Is k30VV.
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fost ano fonna.

\ 0ST or ST0LEN.-Bank book issued by
~ The seamens Bank for Savings NewYOrk, the sub
sobcr trustee for henry r. Allen. n not found
turned to The Bank WITHIN thirty days from hisdats will
apply 20 the Bank for a book.
Now.Yerk, Jan. y, 1888. BENJAMIN r. ALLEN.
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Jnsirurtion,
For Botn sexes-Citv.
Art Schools-Clty.

MISS NJ. a. CLARK'S 1.
lsl French and English School for Young Ladies ana
Children 107 East 35thst pubic school methods employ %
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Bullion valued at $4,000 10 was received in tn
ltllnlrq.

A1tlHll9.
MINING STOCKS BECOMING ACTIVE
wi Read The Mining Record. Orders executed and al
vances made by A. r. en- HOLM a Co, 81 Broadwey.
CPRING VALLEY and t. ). MINING
- INVESTMENT STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
W. BHENTON WELLlSG, 81 broadway
OFrIcE or IuE FINDLEY GOLD MIMIC Co. or HFoRGiA
~ BROADWAY. NEW. YORK. )
VNTIE annual meeting OF the stockholders of
this company for tho election Of seven trustees and the
Of such other business before thc;n
vii be held tho olces 40 20 Br0adwhy In the 'Yof
New YORK on Tucsiay January ~ 1885. Transfer
books will close Friday. January 1855 and reopen
January H. ls53. GEO. J. PEABODY. secretary,
JUSTICE AID MANDioTn ASD EAGLE And TRNIDAD)
MINING COMPANIES. oP ARIZONA,
NEW loHK. Dec. ~ 1882
THE ANNUAL NEE cling of the stock
holders of The above named companies Tor tho election u
trausactrl Of such other business
brought before sad neong viii DO held az the Office Of
company No "a Pclrst, on Monday January To- at
?. H. H. MOoitf,
I'VE ANNUAL MEETING of tho stolh-
a holders Of THE VAN DE WATER GOLD AND Sill
WEIR Missing COMPANY for the election Of Directors and
other business viii De held the eompanys Office l47
No ll6 Broadway Tuesday. January o. 1888 AZ II q.
Transfer books viii close January January TO- 1888
VIM II. DUNCAN,
Secretary.
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Art Schools-Clty.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
COLOR PAINTING STILL LIFE, FLoWEIRs and LAND
S'AF L. sP1Dn 4. no 30 ON SADis5N AVENUE
Mr. HUNT1NGToN. MT. william HART.MrJAMEs
Nj HAItr. Mr.. a. f. BELLOWS
For Boys and Young Men-Country
A LEXANDER INSTlTUTE-Mllitar Board
= lug ''HOOi "''0 - Princip 0. r. WILLIS Phi. D.
DLUM'S Erziehungsansr alt.-Boys prepared
I'D Tor college business $500 annum For catalogue
references apply DR. Z. W. BLUM Belleviie ~ j.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
.nm% SSISSe gRie so1.soGl - IIss 2 HJFS Jam
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL POUGHKEEP-
sSnH sE 5cnoc e Rnd for JUN f9
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
wOTseseE Hsfs 27h year FSS S Information ap
pNt0 g - MaICALf. a. ~ euperlIeon'n',
DEEKSKlLL N.Y. Military Academy.-For
L circulars address Col. CT. WRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal
PARK INSTITUTE
For boys 5000 year. HENRY TATLocK, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
January o Apply to COLON IL rhEo HYATT, President
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for yoGngg, I ladies',
W bridgeport, Conn. Address Mss EMILY NELsoN.
SUMMIF MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
Soo6 Nj rcber q Mpr NJ a Finest john H. acq1en
sii} "ai''' G Won DUNN esq lao f'''''
'I'HE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn., prepares students Tor fae college, lps-
lesser r. A. ThaCher II C. Kingsley A. NJ, A. c. Twnlng,
dress ai' ~ " L. iD' cUsHfAo Rector. 49,
SI00 PER 9UARTER RI For YQHNG f MES
spy arm o ri 5 a
and classified s 2HF Ts pc s ffdRPniS% S
Narvard College graduated Media Tehn-
For Young Ladies-CounTy.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
NLADIEs rotstown, annual session on
miles Phi adephia, with through cars ii0m Hew orS
by B9nnd BTook route LONE ID ali eonvensnces
large grounds and ocauOu wen known i0r beauty hd ha
For catalogues address GEO g. BUTLER A. NJ" rim
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. n: 7.
cuiar with Ill bartcularS GEORGE SAi IL, A. NJ
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, Iarry-
town ~ Y; home care thorough course oil stny y
opens September Is Miss NJ. ". MEfCALE Principal
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
IN LADIES; experienced teachers numbers limited
New Canaan, Conn.
Miscellaneous.
A GOOD SCHO0I4--lIOw TO find 1t! state pu-
~ pills age and price desired location preefTed WIN
Suaees Of &neTican scSoa INSTITUTE gives Parents and
Guardians rare ayantages In selecting schools o men 'l
mailed for stamps j. w. sCHERNERhOBN secretary
Z East l4th.st.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
CHILDREN will find prospectuses OF the b%sI' either
III 'iPsiiSCKNFY's SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE,
designed to assist parents u selecting schools At once
the best schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
sehS9s lEfey gSe g PaTe s a4 asd TEACHERS
Domestic Building Broadway aud lith-st New'foTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

Art Schools-Clty.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
~ after Monday, Oct 10, IN DRAWING OIL and WATER
COLOR PAINTING. STILL LIFE FLOWERS and LAND
sCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORAFlON
STUDIO, No. 20 MADISON AN en- Ii
References: - =, 800
Mr.. D. HUNTINGTON, MI. WILLIAM HARI.MrJAMES
Nj, HAKT. Mr.. A. +. BELLOWS.
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CLOSING PRIOESOP PhILA DELPdiA STOGKS
Reported BY JOHN H. DAVIS 4 Co. IL WaiLH,
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DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
L CnILDREN will find prospectuses Of tne D%Sr either
in city country, In
" PiNCKNFY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE.
assist parents n selecting schools At oce
FREE by mail cents Tor postage special catalogues OF
schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
schools freely given parents and guardians
PINCKNEY'S AGENCY tor SCHOOLS and TIACHBRS,
Domestic Building. Broadway aud l4th-st, NeW.foIk.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

Miscellaneous.
A GOOD SCHO0I-EIow to find it! State pu-
~ pills and price desired, location preierred with
other particulars experience and Distinguished
success OF American school Institute gives Parents and
uaans ivautages selecting schools for their chill
dren Circulars and intelligent information free person Nv
mailed for stamps. J. w. SCHERM tRhORN, secretary
~
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-31

--California's wheat crop for the present
year is estimated TO be worth 1000 ,OOC
One-third ~ this will be. retained In the
State for home consumption and seed, and
the rest will be exported 10 foreign coun.
tiles The whea, product Of the other Pa.
ci6c coast States and Territories will be
worth S2e.OOO,OOO more, making the value
OF the total wheat crop Of the Pacific cosst
SSOOOO,OOO, which Is more than the entire
valre Of all the precious metals mined in
the United States during 1882.
j. II. Miller finds great fault Of the
X. c. because the freight train from here
takes from four TO six hours TO do the
switching at Paris, and has no decent car
attached for stockmen TO travel IN. We do
not know that there Is much room for COM
plant in the first allegation for the COM
pany charges nothing extra for all that
extra riding, but II will have 10 see TO the
latter IL il proposes to compete for business
In this section, where trader has the
choice Of three roads TO ship over.
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RELIGIOUS.


Rev. G. W. Perryman, Of Adair, com.
menced protrac,ed meeting at Preachers
vile, last night.
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will begin a meet
ing at Freedom, Glrrsrd county, on the ID
Sunday night in September.
The meeting held by Eds Livingston
and Collier at Goshen closed after a week &
duration with is additions to the church.
The American Baptist Home Mission
Society aims to raise 100000 this year,
that is, thirty per cent more than last
year.
In Sweden there are 3l5 Baptist
churches, with 1922 members. This has
all been accomplished within twenty seven
years.
The proiracted meeting at Paint Lick
Baptist Church, Gallstin county, closed
las, week with 6fsy.six additions to the
church, Thirty six we're baptized In the
Oaio Monday.
Rev. II. C. Morrison, Of Louisville,
preached the dedicatoiy sermon at the new
Methodist Church, Georgetown, Sunday,
and on call for contributions got 500,
enough to pay of the balance Of indebted
mess in full.
Mr.. spurgeOn, who is an open com
munion Baptist, replied in answer to let
ter asking II he had said he "would rather
be a cannibal than close communicates, !"
that he did not use such language for he
has no, the slightest wish TO be either.
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Miss Lille BRoEAUGn, Of Olalhe
Kansas, is visiting Mrs. DR.. Bronaugh.
Miss SALLIE GREEN has gotten bach
after proiracled visit in the East End.
Mas. is. MoELRoY returned yesier-
day after an absence Of sir weeks visiting
friends.
Mis-. WARNER and daughter, Of In.
dianspols, are visiting her niece, Mrs. Kate
Dudderar.-
Mn. FRASK ESoLEMAS and sister,
Miss Bessie, went 10 the Louisville Expo
si,ion Tuesday.
Miss sALLiE Cook, Of the West End,
is visiting Miss Maggie Robertson, a,
Springfield, this week.
--MIssEs Matte Evans, Of Crab Orch
ard, and Allie Dunn, Of Richmond, are at
Mrs. Robert McAlister's.
Mus. Gro. II. BRuoE has returned
after two months visit TO friends In va
rious sections Of the State.
Mn. a. A. G. ROCHESTER,, Of the Kan
sas City Bar, arrived yesterday on visit
10 his parents and friends 10 general.
-MIssEs Newell, Gibson, Sallee and
Jones, Of Somerset, and Misses Hannah
Fair and Florence Es,es, Of this county
are guests Of the Misses Hail.
~. p. WALroS, OF the Stanford JouR-
NAL, was registered in Louisville last week
a. Colonel" Walton. Does this mean
that he and Governor Blackburn have bu-
risd tomahAwks and the Colonel" busi.
ness Is the resulIS At any rate We salute
you. Colonel.-[ Richmond Herald. Thanks
But We are no Col. nor were We 40 register
ed. One OF the Courier Journal staff Who
invariably gives Us military title, Is res.
ponsible for the abominAble prefix.
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LAED, sT0cx avn csop

-FoR sALE.-3O to so hogs weighing
from $50 to Us pounds. Good ones. f.
T. Young. Mckinney.
JAMES A. Anderson, Lancaster, KY,
has several head Of fine graded cows and
heifers for sale. Very superior milk
stock.
Lloyd DSly,one NV, B Feland's hors-
e., got the first stake at SaratoSs race,
amounting to 81, 800. Several other OF his
horses have taken first money this season.
&C. IL. Phillips bought on Clear Creek
4 II foot walnut logs, all off one tree, for
$50 in the woods Bowles 4 Stiles sold
to simms, Mattingly a 80, of Lebanon,
about 1000 bushels of old corn, delivered,
at S5Oc. per bushel.-[ Lebanon Standard.
Beard a Buckner, OF Shelby City
bought Of John Baughman l25 ewes a
81 20 per head; Of Sam Baughman about
same number at 81 80; Of squile Lynn so
at $50 per head; 80 Of David Stephenson
at 81 so; Of Otis Newland so at 81 rs and
Of Lewis Dudderar S75 at So 25.
Winchester had the dullest court day
for years. About 100 head of cattle on the
market, mostly mountain cattle which sold
at p and 30 per pound. A few good feed
ere brought about 4c; 40 or 80 plug horses
brought from Sz5 10 $40, 80 or 40 work
mules sold at prices ranging from $50 TO
$3.50 per head.
james Skaggs, OF Madison Mills, sold
last week 10 yearling mules for 500 each,
lie paid S6l per head for them last fall. j.
Whit Potter a Co, bought Of William
Davenport several car loads Of $50 Id.
cattle at A cents. They will ship TO Phil.
adelphia. j. p Bates sold Monday to
Phillips a Eubank one horse mule 10 hs
high for $l75. Bowling Green Gazette.
The Cincinnati cattle market is quiet
at 2.to 3 for eommOn;,fair to medium 81 to
4; good to extra butcher grades a to 8;
common TO best shippers A to 5 90; stock
ers and feeders 81 TO A Hogs are easy at
81 to 81 for packers Of 100 TO 2lO lbs.
weight; heavy butchers 8 TO 81; common 4
to a. Sheep are more in demand at ~ to
5; stock welhers 81 to A; do. ewes "a to 81
l. ambs are 6rm at 10 cents.
The recent returns Of the Bureau Of
Statistics chow that the ocean rates from
New York to Liverpool have fallen from
2l.l2 cents per bushsl Of wheat in 1873 TO
TIA cents in lsS2-a reduction Of nearly
siKty'hVe per cent. This means cbeapsned
food for the foreign countries which pur-
chase our surplus grain, and also a larger
market for that grain, a. a lower price
means a greater number Of consumers.
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Local soTJcrs

Buy PAINTS Of Penny \ McAlis,er.
Mes stock u birthday cards at Penny a
McAlister's.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Me-
Roberts A Stages.
Jos Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
n McAlister sole agents.
BRAND new stock Of every thing In the
iewelry line At Penny A McAlis,er's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAiister.
GIvES up that McRoberts & Sagg make
the best soda Wafer in the world. Fry IL.
MAcHISE On, which will neither heat
nor gum, 90 cents per gallon. Also extra
strained lard oil at Mckoberis n Stages.
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Lntps creaL Associntlnn

The Goth Annual Session Of the Ta,ss
Geek Association Of United Blptisls met
at Logan's Creek Church, in this county,
Tuesday, when at 10 o'clock, the former
Moderator, Hon. j. Speed Smith, called
the body to order. DR.. A. G. Caperton led
the devotional exercises and Rev. ii. I.
Daniel preached the introductory Sermon
from Acts 4: ~ A call for the Messen.
gers and letters from the Caurches showed
nearly all Of them TO BE- represented. The
election Of officers Of the present session
resulted in the selection Of the former
Moderator and Of Mr.. T. P. Dudley, CLERK.
The pastor and messengers Of Logan's
Creek were made acommittee on Divine
Service and recess Was taken till 2P. NJ.
Rev. V. Il. Kirtley opened the services
with prayer. Six Corresponding Associa-
lions reported BY letter or messenger. Dr.
A G. Caperton, Of the Western Recorder,
Mics Mary Hollingswor,h, Of the Orphans
Home, Rev. q. W. Perryman, Of the South
Cumberland River Association being pre.-
ent were invited 10 seats with the body. q.
r. Waters, T. NJ, Oldham aud r. s. Park
were on motion, appointed a committee on
Temperance The committee on Divine
Service, named DR., Caperlon for preaching
at 3, aud that hour he discoursed from
Cor. /; 81, and Romans 10; IA, 10. After
speeches by Messrs. Perryman and Daniel
on the report Of the Orphans Home Com
mitlee a collection for its benefit was taken
up which resulted in $2i Is in cash and
Sll5 IN church pledges. A resolution re-
stricting speeches TO FIVE minutes except
Chairmen OF Committees who shall have
fifteen, was adopted. The various commit
tees were appointed and Bro. A. r. Che
nault designated TO write the next CORES.
pOnding letter.
At $50 the second days meeting was
called 10 order. Prayer by Ed. l.. z.
johnson. Ed H. AlIen Topper, Of the s
g. Board and p. T, Hale were invited TO
seats. In lieu OF the circular letter, Bro.
w. 7. b. White read history Of brakes
Creek church which Was approved aud or
dered TO be published with the minutes
William Ray war on motion appointed to
write the history Of Liberty church TO be
read at the next meeting. The regular or
der OF business was suspended for the Sc
lection OF the next place OF meeting and az.
lar acme discuaaion Richmond MAJ chosen
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X. James here appeared and was invited 10
seat. Preaching at 1880 by II. Allen
Upper.
The afternoon services began with a
prayer by Rev. X X Noel Reports n
committees followed, that on schools and
colleges creating some discussion. A col
lection was taken mp for the purpose Of a..
sisiing Mr.. Bourbon Dawes in gong 10
Georgetown College amounting 10 Ss2.
Rev. A. J. TrbbIe opened the third
days proceedings wiihrrayer. On motion
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce offered resolutions Of
re'pect TO the memory Of Rev. w. T. Ty.
rec, which after short eulogies by several
Of the brethren, were adopted and ordered
TO be printed. The corresponding letter
was read and delegates appointed to besr
IL. Bro. A. r. Chenault, Of the Executive
Board, being the only member present the
report was allowed TO be handed to the
Clerk in time for publication. Bro. Q. II.
Parrish, colored student Of the Kentucky
Normal and theological Institute vas in
vited TO n seat and permitted to make
statement and take up collection for his
school which amounted TO 500. Rev. Per.
ryman preached at II f., after which recess
was taken. Al I30 P NJ. Rev. Bruce led
IN prayer. Ga motion Messrs. Daniel, the
Moderator and Clerk were appointed TO
get 200 blanks for church letters and revise
the order Of business and reportimmediats-
ly after organization next year; and then
the.busines, having been completed the asso-
ciaiion adjourned after voting a resolution
Of thanks TO Bro. J. NJ. Hail and the mem
beers Of Logan's Greek church generally, for
hospitality and kindness during the ses-
sion. Rev. Daniel preached afterwards
and Rev. Hale was appointed to preach
last night The attendance has been very
large during all the meeting, and a gener-
al good feeling has prevailed. We are in
debied to Bro. T. p. Dudley for a glance
at his minutes from which we have made
above extracts.
The visiting preachers in attendance
were DR.. A. Q. Capsrtop, Louisville, Revs
II. A. Upper, Harodsbure; V. f. Kirt-
ley, Stanford; G. W. Perryman, Adair
county; p. T. Hale, DAnville; ]. r. James,
and x. X Noel, Of Lancaster.
The home ministers we're Revs. II. T.
Daniel, Richmond; l. p. johnson, Rock
castle county; ]. NJ Bruce, Stanford; A.
J. TFibble, Richmond, and J. @. Pond,
Madison county
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Of the Institute were unanimously given 10
this lady for her excellent essay. Liiera.
ture in public schools was introduced by
N. IT, Jones, and AZ usual others made
practical remarks on the subject for the
Com'r. Mr.. w. Brown, who is also pre-.
ident Of the Institute, seems TO understand
exactly how to act snd TO talk on the sub.
jecis before the institute. The closing Of
each session is made really exciting by the
contents Of the query box and critics re-
port, while the opening exercises consist
Of music, vel rendered By The choir.
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An Answer Wanted

Can any one bring MS a case Of Kidney or Livei
Complaint that Electric Bitiers will not speedily
cure7 We say they can not, rs thousands Of Gaze,
already permanently cured and who are daily rec
ommending Electric Biucrs, will prove. Brishrs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, OF any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They purify the blood,
regulate the bowels aud act directly on the diseas-
ed parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale At
&C bottle by Penny a McAHster.
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The next session OF the Male AcAde
myOi Stanford will begin Saturday, Sep.
1888. Patrons Of the Academy are earn
esily requested to send their children OF
wards the first day Of the session, and they
will bear in mind that any absence from
school retards the progress Of the pupil
and gives trouble TO the teacher. No de.
duction from tuition will be made for ab
sence Especial attention Is invited to cir
culars which will be sent to the patrons Of
the Academy.
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THISGs NEW AND ON. DIR. Cox's new
paper bearing the above name has appear
ed and a nea, aud enterlaing one il is. II
teaches pure and undehled religion, and
seeks nothing further than the advance
ment Of bis Masters cause. Issued month
y a, the low price Of so cents per annum,
il i, 10 the reach Of every body and should
6ud place In every family.
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JuDGISc from our experience the X G.
Is not prepared TO handle freight with that
Promp,ness and dispatch It should Two
orders in lees than ten days have taken a
week each 10 reach this Office. We have
los, a great deal Of confidence 10 the road
and begin to think that the fair promises
made by the officials at the outset was a
delusion and a snare.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-31

rHE Tommy Bill-Camden crowd are
again at war at Richmond Junction. Tom
claims that they wan, 10 put head on him
but with the assistance OF bis pistol he has
80 far kept them at bay. lie has sworn out
warrants agains, Albert aud Pryor Camden
and Thomas Jennings and they will be
tried to-day.