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TRIAL LIST.

sP Kase and sP wolyerton's use VS., DHS W
Col co M F & L Association VS.. q r Barnes, ct,
Col Co MsF& Association VS.. c II Barnes, ct.
al.
Col Co MsF & Association vs.. c Il Barnes, ct.
John Grotz's use vs. Elisha Ager
Jacob swank vs.. n & W b R'y Co
Isaac Weckerlys exrs. VS.. Daniel B Fredoricks.
Ira Hess VS.. VIM Patterson.
Rohr Melienry vs.; VIM y Patterson 7 mei
DA Hess VS.. n & w b R'y Co.
Philip Utchard vs. John Shealter.
Charles Richard vs.. Charles klnger
Ell Weaver vs.. Augustus Weayer's exl's
fioya felneqs shsmah salsn VS. VS. \ Ry RRy co. co.
Lloyd Yeager vs.. N W Ry 60,
Daniel Il Seybert VS.. George Brelsch.
Gideon Steckers admir-. VS.. Thomas Hickey.
Stephen Wolf Va. John NJ Miller.
CO Murphy VS.. Isaac Heron, Ct al
ell VS.. John w Hoffman.
Jane Meyer VS.. James Lewis admr.
John shSman nn rmons vs. SxT, v ny CO nv 10
John Bro,ee Vs. william Biman.
John Broiee Va Andrew Rupp.
Daniel II Gordner vs. William Gingles.
ii Al Weir vs.. Richard Angle, et al
llirman Greasy, ct. ux., vs.. A Is Croop.
David Nilsson, et. ux., vs.. Harvey Graham.
Lydia Robbins VS.. Jacob b Stoker's admir-
Al Evans vs. j B Robinson
Wellington ieager admir-. VS., David Helwigs
Wellington Yeager, admir-, vs.. David lIelwig
exr's.
Peter IIelwigs ex'r VS.. Peter Helwlg.
w ID Weidenhanlmer vs. Barbara Blue.
George Boyer VS.. Thomas Geraghty.
George Bevan Va l. A Riley Co.
James Lewars admir- VS.. Jacob Weaver, et. uX.
Hess IL Thomas VS.. II II Everett.
M'Cready Bros VS. the Cone M + Ins co OF Colum-
bia, Pa.
d S Laubach vs.. W & s A Smith.
Adams son vs. Jacob Meyers trustee,
Isaac G Burrell vs. = & X X co.
Mary Holmes vs. j $ Woods and Mary a Woods
John Ruch, ct. al, Va Penna II II Co.
Wainwright a co vs.. Levi George
Francis Lafountaln, ct. ux., Va. Wm Miller
Charles Kern VS.. John BrOfee.
Joseph cole vs.. Wm Il Cox.
II E neacock VS.. VIM. Masteller.
James Kinsley, et. uX., W. Nj @ Woodward and
j B Trathen.
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Vermont Staggers Under Blaine.

That the Republicans of Vermont
have elected their candidate for Cover
nor is matter of course. Mr.. Pingree
is an exceptionally popular man, with
no opposition in his own party, and
under ordinary circumstances he should
have had at least the majority of four
years ago, which was 26,603. His ma
iority in the election of Tuesday is
apparently not much above 2l,O0O.
This falling off in so staunch Repub-
lican State as Vermont is not without
significance. 1t will contribute moth
ing to rcanimate the tagging Blaine
campaign.
At no time since the war has the
Republican majority in the September
elections in Vermont in Presidential
year fallen below $4,000, except in
1876, when reduction to 23,735 pre-
saged the election of Tilden. This
year the majority has fallen still lower,
and that without any increase in the
Democratic vote. The Republicans of
Vermont had no reason to desert their
candidate for Governor, but it is evident
that they were not disposed to exert
themselves to start boom for Blaine,
and the light vote is simply an indica.
ton of the prevailing dissatisfaction
with the Republican party and its
Presidential candidate.
The Blaine organs will doubtless an
nounce glorious victory, but the par
ty managers will know better. They
will understand that when disaffection
begins to show itself in State like
Vermont the situation is critical.
While this "frst gun" determines moth
ing, it wholly fails to bring to the
Blaine cause the encouragement it so
sadly lacks. A similar falling off would
lose the Republicans many State
they have counted upon, and it will
need very big majority in Maine
next week to re-magnetize the boom
Ifmss
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A communication appears in the Re
publican signed by democrat and
purporting to come from Light Street,
charging certain candidates of the
Democratic party with obtaining their
nomination by the expenditure of
sums of money" &c. Either the
writer is not a Democrat, or he is ig-
norant of the fact that the Democratic
party of this county is well organized,
and that we have rules for the govern
ment of the nominations. If he is a
constant reader of the COLUMBIAN we
refer him to our issue of April 4th, in
which he can find the rules of the
Democratic party. If this is not con-
venient, if he will call at this Office we
can supply him with bound copy of
the rules. We believe the charges are
mere rumors, and not founded on facts.
However, if we are wrong in this
opinion, Mr.. Democrat can lay his
charges before the Standing Commit
toe, who will take proper action. We
will not shield any one who has viola
ted the election laws in such a manner
as to merit his withdrawal from the
ticket. But we have a means for the
correcting of all these evils within the
party without resorting to the publica-
tion of anonymous communications in
the columns of Republican journals. If
such communications must be pub
lished let the writer's name be given,
otherwise we will answer no such COM
munications, as they appear like per-
sonal spleen, and have no more infa-
ence than between the writer and re-
ceiver of the communication. Let us
have the truth in all things.
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Only Frye States Sure for Blaine.

In all the Union there are but five
states safe for Blaine. These are
Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Min
nesota and Nebraska They cast only
twenty-six electoral votes. The bull
warks of republlcanism--Massachu
sets, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Kan
sas--are wavering Pennsylvania is
not immovably fixed in the republican
column. In Ohio and Indiana the
democratic chances are considered bet
ter than the republican, Chicago
(Horald, Ind Rep)
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-09-05
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.

Bioon E.-A. v. Hover, J. II. Maize c. II. Camp
bell, J. b. Casey, Z. W. Jones, Ed. Yost, Charles
Hassert, and Jas. Sterner
Bloom H.-F. d. Dentler, c. A. Klein, Thomas
Corey, r. r. Little Clinton Sterling and W. W..
Barrett.
Konto,r-Henry H. Keifer, Ed Wheeler
y. Dlghan-Patrick Haley, Andrew Dona-
hue.
Green,cood-wm. Eyer, A. j. Derr, J. p Dewitt.
BeTtptck E-P. g. Hanley, A. D. Seeley, Samuel
Chamberlain, Freeman Sitter and James Hayman.
finger.
Cdta,otssa-E NJ. Tewksbury, J. B. Robbins,
Vim. Shuck.
Ftshfn9creek-T II. Edgar Lewis Beishline, W.
j. Kreamer, j. M. zimmerman and w. N. Hosler.
Aaia-JOhn A, Bowman j. j. Nuss, John A. Shu-
man.
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The New York Sun which processes

The New York Sun which processes
to shine for all, has been found to be
deceiving the public. 1t sends out
warmth only for its own favorite, Ben
Butler. The people observe its hollow
pretensious, and the Sun is fast being
eclipsed. Judging from the meagre
attendance at the Butler meeting last
Saturday evening, which Mr.. Dana
was booming as the greatest demon
stration ever to be held in New York
city, the management will soon be
compelled to resort to the scheme of
the Philadelphia Press in order to
keep up its circulation.
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North flfty-four degrees West, twelve and twenty
one hundedth perches TO n limestone corner,
thence by land Of Benjamin wertman South thir-
ty-nve and three-eghth degrees West twenty
three and twenty one hundredth perches to a
post thence by land OF said Benjamin wertman
South eighty-seven and three-eight degrees East
sixteen and eghty.four one-hundredth perches TO
stone corner, thence by land OF James II. Har-
man North twenty-five and ne-fourth degrees
East, flve and forty onehundrcdth perches to a
post, thence by land OF James d. Harman South
eighty and three-eight degrees East ten and
sevonty-eight one hundredth perches TO stone
corner, thence by land OF John Megarge North
thirty-five and one-fourth degrees East four and
sixty one-hundredth perches to stone corner and
thence by land Of John bIegargel and John stiner
North fifty and three fourth degrees West,
one and sixty-four one-hundredth perches 10
stone corner, thence by land OF John stlner North
seventeen and one-fourth degrees East one and
thirty-two hundredth perches to stone corner
the place OF beginning CONTAINING one acre
and one hundred and fifteen perches neat meas
ure, on which are erected a two.story frame dwell.
ling house, frame butcher shop, barn and other
out buildings
seized, taken In execution, at the suit OF william
Mears for his own use and In trust for Bernetta
Mears VS.. Camden Mears and to be sold as the
property OF Camden Mears.
Miller Atty. III. Fa.
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMBIA
rOIfNTy

Catherine Carr by her next friend, James McFad-
den vs- James Carr Sur libel In divorce.
To James Carr, respondent above named {:
Whereas upon the libel OF the said Catherine Carr
a subpoena was issued out OF the said Court COM
mandlng you TO be and appear at the next regular
term OF said Court to show cause why the said H.
belant should not be divorced from the bonds OF
matrimony contracted with you and whereas
upon return or said subpoena due proof was made
that you could not be found In the baliwck OF the
seeriif OF SAID county, whereupon an alias subpoe-
ma was awarded by said Court commanding you
to appear at the then next term OF said Court TO
answer as aforesaid, to which the same return was
made by the sheriff. You are therefore required
TO be and appear on the first day OF said Court to
Monday OF September next, A. D., 1884, TO answer
said complaint. JOHN MOUREY, Sheriff.
Mari, Atty. Aug 294w
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A L S o

The undivided one-half Of the following describ-
ed real estates a lot OF ground situate In the town
OF Bloomsbury In the county OF Columbia and
state Of Pennsylvania, BEGINNING at the corner
OF lot of ground formerly Of Thomas Harris and
running thence along the east side OF Iron Street
enthusiastically about forty feet TO corner Of lot
OF Robson Kasig, now owned by Jacob Millard
thence by the same enthusiastically two hundred
and fourteen feet to an alley, thence along the
same enthusiastically about forty feet to said
Harris lot, thence along the same two hundred
and fourteen feet 10 the place of beginning, CON-
TANNING eight thousand Ave hundred feet, be the
same more or less, whereon are erected two
story frame dwelling house and out buildings.
Seized, taken into execution, at the suit OF I. W
McKelvy VS.. John Hooper, and to be sold as the
property OF said John Hooper. III. Fa.
Elwell, Atty.
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ELECTORS,
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

CoNGREssMAN-AT-LARGE,
w. w. II. DAVIS.
FOR CONGRESS.
DIR. o. a. MEGARGELL,
OF oRANGEvILLE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
A. J.. FRITZ,
OF BLOOMSBURY.
WILLIAM BRYSON,
OF CENTRALIA.
FOR PRoTIINoTARY.
w. H. SNYDER,
oFoRANGE.
FOR REGISTER 4 RECORDER.
G, w. sT'ERNER,
OF BLOOMSBURY.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
p. A. EVANS,
OF MoNTouR TOWNSHIP.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
STEPHEN POHE
OF CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
WASHINGTON PARR,
OF FRANKLIN.
FOR COUNTY AUDITORS,
ELI ROBBINS,
OF FIsHINGCREEK.
E. M. TEWKSBURY,
OF CArAwIssA.
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Monday, Sept. 22, 'S4,

at O'Clock, p. m, the following described real es
tate, to-wit:
The undivided one-nalf of the following describ-
cd real estate lot OF ground situate in the town
OF Bloomsbury, in the county OF Columbia, and
state Of Pennsylvania. BEGINNING at the corner
Of alot OF ground formerly OF Thomas Harris andrun
ming thence along the east side of Iron Street north
westwardly about forty feet to corner Of lot OF
Robson Kesig, now owned by Jacob Milard,
thence by the same northwestwardly TWO hun
dred and fourteen feet to an alley, thence along
the same enthusiastically about forty feet to said
Harris lot, thence along the same two hundred and
fourteen feet to the place of beginning, CONTAIN
ING eight thousand five hundred feet, be the same
more or less, whereon are erected two-story
frame dwelling house and out building.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF |. W.
McKelvy VS.. Mary Lewis, and TO be sold as the
property Of Mary Lewis vend Ex.
ElWell. Atty.
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arose and fell, going southeasterly.
While in sight there appeared to be a
double funnel, the outer one black end
the inner one white. When the lower
end touched the ground everything in
It's track was DESTROYED.
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GRAND JURORS,

Bloom-Frank Knorr, Levi Shoemaker, j. q.
Brown. - -
Benton-Geo w. McIIenry.
BerWlck-Dayld Baucher, John a.. Jacoby, j. H.
Ilpyt Dilman yarnes, A. $. Phillips,
atawissa-Wright Yetter
Centre-Ted Hagenbuch, j Wilson Miller
Centralia-August Gable
Greenwood-D Brady.
Ilemock--E Leidy
Teitsworth - ="
Madison-E Hendershott, A X Smith.
Washington Fisher
Mif1iin-H G Hess.
MOntour-Philp Foust
Orange-Aaron Patterson
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A L S 0

The right title and interest OF the defendant In
all that messuage and piece or parcel of land be-
Ing and lying in the township OF orange aforesaid
bounded and described as follows, to-wit Begin
ming at stone corner, thence by lands OF Reuben
sitter north eighteen degrees west, thirty-eight
and five tenth pcrches to a stone, thence by land
OF the same south sevsnty-nine and three fourth
degrees West, thirty.slx perches to pine, thence
by land of d. W. Montgomery and others south
eleven and one fourth degrees east forty-one
perches to post, thence by lands OF D. W. Mont
gomery north 10 degrees east, forty perches
to the place of beginning, containing nine acres
and sixty perches strict measure be the same
more or less, on which is erected an old barn.
Seized, and taken irto execution at the suit OF
william Mears, for his own use, and in trust for
Bernetta Mears, vs. Camden Mears and to be sold
as the property of Camden Mears
Miller Atty
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STANDING COMMITTEE.

The Chairman Of the Democratic County Com
mittee, requests each member Of the Standing
COMMITTEES 20 make an appointment Of vigilance
Committee for his election district, borough or
township consisting OF at least two members, in
addition to the member of the Standing Commit
tee, and In the larger districts three or four, as
may be necessary, and the members Of the Stand
ing Committee Will promptly within rot more
than one week send the name to the chairman.
GEO. Z. ELwELI, DAVID LowENBERG
Secretary. Chairman.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came TO the premises OF the undersigned at
Wedgtown, about July 20th white pig, abou
l2 weeks old, The left ear Is slightly cut. mo
owner WIN please call, pay costs and take It away
or II win be disposed OF according TO law.
Aug 22-3w JOHN WARD.
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A l. S O

All the right, title, interest and life estate
OF John Delong one Of the defendants named in
the within writ and one other certain piece, par
Gel and tract OF land situate In Centre township,
Columbia county, State OF Pennsylvania Bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit: Called the
Summer Hill Tract" North by Geo. Ruckle, East
by land OF Emmett and Levi Aikman, South by
land OF Samuel Hagenbuch, deceased, and on the
west by land of Henry Shaffer, CONTAINING
about thirty acres Of land more or less being
tmberland, 12 acres cleared.
Seized, taken into execution, at the suit OF Cy-
rus McHenry and John Delong Exec'rs OF Henry
Delong, deceased VS.. Sarah A. Delong and John
Delong and to be sold as the property of Sarah A.
Delong and John Delong. vend. Ex.
Snyder and Keller, Attys.
JOHN MOUREY,
sheriff.
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Llnooln's Letter Of Acceptance of the Re-
publican Nomination in 1850.

The republican press so disappointed
at not being able to find anything in
Cleveland's letter of acceptance, that
they might justly criticise, began to
offer abuse on account of the shortness
Of the letter. They have forgotten
that the letter of acceptance Of Abra-
ham Lincoln was noted for its brevity.
A great many Of the earnest suppor-
ters of Lincoln, twenty years ago, are
advocating the election of Cleveland
to-day. They see that Cleveland prom
ises no more than he expects to fulfill,
and they prefer trusting the govern
ment in the hands of such man than
one who is full of empty promises. The
following is reproduction of Lincoln's
letter OF acceptance:
SPRINGFIBLD, ILL.,, May %, 1890.
SIR Iaccept the nomination rendered me by
the convention over which you presided, of which
l am formerly apprised In letter OF yourself and
Others acting as a committee Of the convention
for that purpose. The declaration OF principles
and sentiments which accompanies your letter
meets my approval, and It shall be my care not 10
violate 1t or disregard 1t In any part mporlng the
assistance OF Divine Providence and with due re-
gard to the views and feelings OF all who
were represented In the convention, to
the righte Of all the States and Territories and
people of the nation, to the involablllty of the
Constitution, and the perpetual union, harmony
and prosperity OF all, am most happy to cooper
ate for the practical success Of the principles de-
clared by the convention. Your obliged friend
and fellow-ctizen, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Hon. GEORGE AsuMUS, President of the Republl-
can Convention
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A L S O

Lot In Centre township, Columbia county, Pa,
bounded North by land OF Isaac Strouse, East by
land OF said Hutchison and Lafayette Creasey,
south by lands OF f. Is. Low and West by lands
OF E. b. Low, being lime stone quarry lot con-
tanning about one-fourth of an acre more or less
on which are erected lime kiln and limehouse
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of sundry wr1ts issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county, and
to me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
the Court House in Bloomsburg, on
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A l. S 0

All that certain messuage, tenement, and tract
or land situate In Locust township in the county
OF Columbia and state OF Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows to-wit; BEGINNING at
stone corner In line OF land now or late OF Jacob
Stein, and running fIom thence by the same north
six and three-quarter degrees east seventy-eight
and three.tenths perches TO stone, thence by
land now or late OF Henry Herner north three
quarters OF degree, east twenty three and four
tenths perches TO q white pine stump thence by
the same north forty-two and half degrees east
eighteen perchesto stone; thence by NJ. Il. Meet
ing house lots South forty-six and three-quafters
degrees East, Ave perches to stone, and North
twenty and one-half degrees East, l2 perches
and i-i0to stone; thence by land now or late
OF William Carl and John Hener South sew
enty one and half degrees East, forty-one and
nine-tenths perches TO stone thence by land
now or late OF William Roth and William Yeager
South two degrees west, one hundred and eight
perches to stone; thence North elghty-three
degrees West thirty-six and fiye-tenths perches
TO stone thence South three and half degrees
West, eight and sixtenths perches 70 a stone /;
thence North eighty-two and half degrees West,
thirty-one perches TO the place OF beginning, CON-
TANNING fourty-f -four acres and one hundred and
nine perches more or less, with the appurtenan-
ces consisting OF a dwelling house and barn. &c.,
Seized taken into execution, at the suit OF A. X.
Walter Va Timothy M. Bollck, and TO be sold as
the property OF said Timothy NJ Bolick
Spinney Atty. Fl Fa-
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A L S o

Oh WHICH arc erecCed lime Kiln and lmeh0use.
A L S o
Lot in Centre township bounded north by land
OF Isaac Strouse, east by land Of McKelvy, Neal q
Co, south by land of E. B. Low, and west by 9TH
er lot of Levi A. Hutchinson being limestone
quarry lot containing about one-fourth of an acre.
more or less, on which are erected a lime kiln
and lime house.
Seized, taken into execution, at the suit OF VIII
liam shaffer vs. L. A. Hutchlson and to be sold as
the property OF L. A. Hutchlson.
Barkley Atty Fl. Fa.
A i S o
All that certain piece or parcel of land situated
In Centre township, Columbia County, Penna.,
bounded and described as follows, to-wit: On the
north by lands Of Samuel, David and Charles
Whitmire, on the east by land OF David Whitmire,
on the south by land Of George Ruckel, and on the
west by land Of Elizabeth Yohe, containing about
sixteen acres OF land, more or less, with the ap-
purtenances The above tract is improved land
without buildings.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as
the property OF Allen Whitmire. Fl. Fa.
Ikeler, Atty.
A L so
All the right title interest and life estate of John
Delong, one OF the defendants In the within nam
ed writ In the following described real estate, two
tracts Of land situate In Centre township Colum
bia county, Pa, bounded to-wit on the north by
land OF John Neyhard and Henry Shaffer, on the
east by land Of Henry Shaffer on the south by
land OF Frank Hagenbuch and jeremiah Hagen
buch, deceased and Elisha Hagenbuch and on the
west by division line following the middle fence
on and between the above described land and 9TH
er lands of Henry Delong, deceased, as directed in
his last viii and testament, to the public road
leading from Light Street TO Berwick, said line
thence leading across said road continuing In
straight ine to the line of land belonging to Elisha
Hagenbuch, containing about sixty two
acres OF land, more or less, whereon are erect
ed large two-story brick dwelling house,
kitchen, woed house. and all necessary and con-
venient out buildings, q large bank-Darn, wagon
house. hog pen cider press and other buildings.
There is also on the said tract fruit and fruit trees
OF every description
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

ELECTORS -AT-LARGE,
RICHARD VAux, b. j. McGRANN,
ii. Il. PLuMER
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All that certain piece or parcel OF ground situate
In the town OF orangeville, County OF Columbia
and state OF Pennsylvania bounded aud described
us follows, to-wit; BEGINNING at post, corner
at public road leading through the town OF
Orangevlle, thence by land of Miles A. Williams
North seventy-four and three-fourths degrees West
eight and forty-six one-hundredth perches TO q
post, thence by land OF said Miles A. Williams
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-09-05
Blame Breakup in the West.

A CALM REVIEW OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
BATTLE AS THE TRUTH PRESENTS 1T.
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Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market
streets and City-hall square.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16
Graham Normal College

THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT. in
In this school there are two depart.
ments.
which young men and women are pre-
pared TO teach in the public schools Of
the State. When such complete this
course they receive the degree of Bachc-
Tor of Ihe Elements. The books recon-
mended by the State Board OF Educa
ton are used in this course.
THE PREPARATORY DEPART
MENT.-In this, students take an Eng
lish, Classical, Mathematical. or Com
mercial curse and are prepared for
College or Business. A military Or
ganization that is optional is attached.
For several years not less than a hun
drtd students have been in attendance
each session. Board 50 to $40 per month.
Tuition 81. 80 to a 80 per month. In
the country, near the school, board is
lower. All expenses are as low as the
character Of the school will admit.
Spring term opened Jan. End, and
closes May 80. 1884.
Students charged from time Of enter
ing. Correspondence solicited. Address
Rev. w. S. Long, a. M. Prest.
Graham. y. {.