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almost given away at R GoldSchuids SI2, 9TH St
n W: cakes OF Rising sun stove polish. only soc
sold elsewhere for SOC: haSSocks OF fancy carpets
SIC, worth 75c: cakes OF Turkish Bath soap i5c.,
worth 25c.: handsome fruit or cake baskets sc.
worth SOC, BroWnS French shoe dressing &C, bot
tie worth 10c.; comb case with hair brush. hand
mirror. comb and whiSk. only sc. worth .5c.; 1
colored glass stand with 800 tooth picks I3c half
covered dust pans with brush 23c, worth 4oc. deco
rated china cuspadoreS Sc. worth from
I3c., to 81: Mother Hubbard tea sets a pieces,
"a sheets of gilt edge paper and "a envelopes i5c;
with mourning edge Csc: 9 of. covered tin buckets
Sc; qt &C.: Of l3c.; qt lac: Porcelain cups and
Saucers sac. y d.: large Japanned dust pans &C.:
bIooms Sc.; cut glass spoon holders 1Sc. worth Csc
zinc wash boards lee, worth ac.: 100
worth Csc; pair pearl sleeve buttons with
l2 collar buttons 10c-, worth CSC: row
tooth brushes Zoe: boxes containing 100 hair
pins &C.: Ostrich feather busters Zoe; cut glass
finger bowls l3c., worth 25c: decorated English
CHINA cups and saucers coo. y d.. worth ST.. also
100 handsome baby carriages which Will be sold at
low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

TOKAR PELIEVED BY GEN. GRAHAM'S FORCES.
In the battle at Teb on Friday the rebels left 100
dead on the field. After the battle Baker Pasha
and Admiral Hewitt returned to Tr1nkitat The
soldiers and sailors stationed there heartily cheere
Baker Pasha, who had been SO severely wounded
that he was unable TO walk. Gen Graham tele-
graphs as follows: .Tokar has been relieved. The
rebels had held the town since February 10TH Op-
pressing the garrison and the Inhabitants The
rebels fled 10 the mountains" The English govern
ment, feeling convinced that Gen Gorlons mission
will fail and his life De put in imminent peril offered
to Abt-elkader PaSha minister OF war, the gov
ernorshlp OF khartOum. Abd-el-kader Pasha re-
fuses TO accept the office, however, unless Gen Cor
don aSSentS.
COLOR BLINDNESS AMONG RAILROAD MEN-The
Pennsylvania Railroad company In the examina-
ton OF It's employees for cOlOr-blindneSs and other
defects, finds that about four per cent OF those eX-
amined have proved detective either In hearing
vislOn or ability to distinguish cOlOrs Nearly 500
men have been so unfortunate as not to paSS the
examination, and We're suspended.
CARRIE SWANS SUIT FOR DIVORCE Carrie
Swain, the actress has sued for divorce from her
husband samuel {. Swain. II seems from the tes-
ulnony that about three years ago he Claimed that
he Was sick, and voyage to the Bermudas was
necessary rs restorative. Mrs. swain, who was
In the west, RENTED to his bankers In New York
$40 per week. swain took this money and lived
with another wOInan In New York. When Mrs
for an absolute divorce Swain has not answered
her complaint, and decree will probably be grant
cd by default.
town Marshal or Cheraw, s. c., who was shot down
by w. b. Cash, died last Friday. The murderer Is
still at large and up to this time no efforts have
been made by the authorities TO effect his capture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

CoLnRED GIRL named Maiyina MoultOn, living
al No A' IL street southwest. WAS lighting lamp
yesterday evening and threw lighted paper on
the floor. when her clothing caught lire. she was
slightly injured
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFrrrr OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

II. IF X,
WASHINGTON. u. C.. March 3 ISL 10 ami
Tor the m!lile Atlantic states. rising barOme-
~ wintiS shifting 10 brisk hort we-teriy colder,
fair weather. preceded In north and east parts by
snow. colder and fair weather is Indicated for
New England and the middle Atlantic states on
Tuesday. tautlOnary Si<rLIa are ordered for Chir.
colleague BreahwatFr. cape NAY. Atlantic City,
Barnegat and Sandy Hook The Mississippi VIII
rise slowly az stations below Mem ,,his.
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MONEY loaned on real estate In amounts to suit
By B. III. Warner.
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SILKS AND DREss Goops.
OUR IS CENTS SILK ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE
BEST IN THE CITY AT THAT lKICE
ALSO 10 PIECES FANCY SILK. beautiful shades Mt
50 ctnts-Tlchy worth SI0)
ALL THE NEW SHADES GERSTERs at D cents
CASES SHORT END COTTONS. at Z 8 and 9cents
skid to be equal to Fruit Mamsutta and Pride of the
West.
FULL WIDTH SHEETING at % and IS cents
ALL WINTER GOODS AT COST
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
ieD2' 1l3 Market Space.
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ANTON FrsHrRs
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No sos q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS ENPEKIENCE
ladies' and GtntleInens GaI,Iits also. Velvet and
Plush tloaks Craze Wells, Ia Gloves. etc.
fettly cleaned 10y this Superior process.
LADIES EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALITY.
Geltitnes Clothes Cleaned by this procts will not
1osu their original shape and sots guarantees
to be removed efectually Irlce 81 30 and sl75 PEG
a
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To Buy Day Goops
AND CARPETS
AT AND BELOW COST.
ONLY THIRTY DAYS MORE.

1000 Silk and Satin PARASOLS lined and unne at 90
cents on the dollar-7jc., SOC. 85c, Csc 81 al To-
2 their regular prices ~'0' N'o' VAC A"A'
500 Bridal. CROCHET QUILTS ar on cfo
asses yard wide WAMSUfTA COTTON Rct.
LADIES, MERINO VESTS, Is cts
MEMS UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS 5O eta
SUMNER DRESS SILKS. 36 cts, SO cts 10 cts. A eta
Mi5I Two G, GL0IH for Boys wesr. Is
DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN to u eta IL cfs VI n
cts, ID cts, 20 cts. 1852 ~ -''' ~
INGRAM CARPETS 81 eta, etc
TOWSON's
n1 6S6 Pennsylvania Avenue (South Sidsl
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Under Sentence Of Death.

FRANK MINER, THE wIFE-MURDERER, AT THE con-
NUNION TABLE
The members OF the colored Young Mems Chris
tian association held religious services at the jail
yesterday afternoon for the special benefit OF the
colored wife-murderer, Frank Miner, who is under
sentence OF death, to be executed next Friday.
KEY. Adam Green. Rev. ~ Il. Calls and jeremiah
Answers TOOK par; in the services which were con-
Quoted III the rotunda. Holy communion WAS ad-
mlDiSteTed TO Miner by Mr. Green.
A RESPITE ASKED FOR
Mr.. T. F. Miller. OF the counsel for Miner, to-day
wrote letter to the President. asking that the
sentence OF Miner be respted FOR three weeks from
next Friday, TO enable the to be heard in Cen
erai Term Chief Justice Carter and District At
torney WcrthinstOn join in this request. and here
are good grouniS for believing that respite will be
granted.
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Nasaldine cures Catarrh. for a5 cts

''Alderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered In halfpOund Ward" prints, SOC. per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterIniIk and Sweet
MIX, sc. per quart, Cream l5c pint.
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DRY GOODS.

T. sTABLIsHED 1910.
SEAT0N PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY L BRorHEn
HAS OPENED
NEW SILKS.
NEW DRESS FABRICS.
NEW MOURNING GOODS.
NEW GRENADINES.
NEW HABIT CLOTHS,
NEW EMBROIDERED ROBE
MEN SCb.FH ZEPHNRS.
NEW FRENCH Sk1lNES,
NEW LINN LAWNS
NEW WHITE GOODS.
NEW PARASoLS
MN UMBRELLAS
NEW JrkStkS :.
MEN nID CLOVIS.
NEW HANpkERCHIEFS,
NEW IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS
THE AloNE GOODS RrPRTSFNT The --LATEST
ARRIVALS" AND Ny Cts ToMFRS WILL FIND
GREAT ADVANTAGE IN MANNING Ny
STOCK, WHICH Is NOW FULLY PREPARED FOR
Spring AND SUMNER"
WCHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURkJ AND COR
RkCT PRICES GUARANTEED.
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's8uchu-paiba,'' great kidney and urinary
cure. 81.
ThOrntOn'S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with HypOphosph1tes OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
To take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gists Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by w f.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
BalImOre, Mo. M,wf
To Make q Salad
that is certain to please all tastes you need only
DurkeeS Salad Dressing. Nothing equal to ii was
ever offered, and none so popular. it is a superb
table sauce go
Wells May-apple diver Pms 1Oc. and 25c.
On Thirty Days Trial.
The VOltac Belt Co., Marshall Mich. will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are AFFLICTED with nervous de-
bty, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly VigOr. Address as above. Y. B-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,S,m
<sROugh On ToOths.ne," instant relief. l5c
NaSaldine cures Catarrh. for 25 cts i'm
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CITY ITEMS.
Positively Tomorrow ONLY.

The Turks hate John Bull. but they like Rr.
Bulls Cough Syrup the best remedy they know OF.
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SPRING AND SUMMrh 1854.
". NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
WILL BE PLEASED To SHOW THEIR NEW SPRING
DhESS-tOoDS. WHICH HAVE 81 AERIk ED
The STOCK Is COMPLETE. AND CONTAINS MANY
NEW AND DE>iRA' LIE STYLES. WHICH CAN
Nof BE Fbt Nd ELSEMHEkE
MANY BARGAINS ARE OFFERED IN SILKS. VEL.
VETS AND DRESS GOODS.
AND WE CoNFIDENTLY ASSERT THAT WE ARE
SHONING THE LARGEST ST nCk or CHOI r
GOODS THAT has EVER BEEN SEEN IN THIS
MARKET
HOISEkEEFERS AND HOTEL LANDLORDS ARE
iNhlItD TO EXAMINE OF X GREAT BARGAINS
IN LINEN SHEEIING AND DAMASkS
ONE PRICE
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INK SCOTT ART GALLERIEs.-At 1919 and 1921 sew
IofA avenue Nr. Is. scott. Jr.. announce tat tins.
pubic sale OF the collection of paintings hitch ina .e
occn on exhibition at these galleries begins hi,
evening at = O'clock, commencing at No In tie
CitaoSue ana continuing 10 No. 10, Inclusive. Inc
~NympaS BATHING" by Bouguereau. Ia ding been
OH Ior Sa)yOu, VIII remain exhibition until
wednesday. when Ii Will be shipped Those not
having seen IL should take this opportunity OF
doing 30
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For One Week
the following Bargains win be sold at "Hellbruns

the following Bargains viii be sold at "Hellbruns
Old Stand'
Gents s. Hand-sewed Caters for S.
Gents 81 Button and Lace shoes. S.
Gents $50 Lace and Congress. 81
Ladies' $3.50 Kid and FOXed Button, &25l
Ladies' $3.50 Fine Button and Lace, s.
Misses $3.50 Springfield Button, 81.
ChidS $l.25 Heeled Button, 81.
Chids 81 Springfield, IS cts
5O-cent Infant Shoes for Is cts.
S. E. Young.
4oa 9TH street.
Sign OF the Old Woman In Window 4
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offered by NJ. AugenStein, Sl1-Sl9-S2l eth St n. w.
for tomorrow only: y d. ebony handle knives and
forks Ace, worth 81 chamber sets. 10 pieces. s.0
French china fruit plates. with painted centers and
fancy borders, 15c; decorated tea SETS IS pieces
s365, worth IS; bread knives lie; ma1olica cuspa
doreS, 35c.; \ d. Divide shape French china cups
&c; fiat iron and stand. Ice: IS cothespinS, Sc:
d. gobletS and fancy pitcher, 49,: bowls, Sc:
nre-proof tea pots. lie, sold elsewhere at i0c 4Qt
bowls. 15c.: zinc washboards, lie: wooden water
buckets, 1Oc.: large pieces OF laundry soap, i0c
Special bargains in baby carriages and trunks. /
Ladies'. Attention.!
II you are looking for an acceptable birthday or
anniversary present. get the Sealskin Cigars They
contain only pure tobacco. and cause great 10y to
settle upon the soul OF the smoker. Druggists keep
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

MARRIAGE LICESSES-Aarr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF tbs. court 10 Motion
Garner, OF Spottsylydni.. county, Va, and Mary
Williams; W. III. Davis, or Eustun. Mass and &C.
neya Butler; Samuel Payne and sarah Munroe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03
The Women Suffrage Convention.


The program OF the public sss-ioas OF the SIX
tNcnth annual convention of the National Woman
Suffrage convention provides for sessions to-mor-
row. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 2:30 p IN.
and 80 p. IN. The opening address will be made
by Miss Susan b. Anthony, and during the conven-
tiOn addresses on various topics pertinent to the
suffrage Is~II" viii b, made BY many OF the promi-
n'nt ct'HIupoBS ef the eatiSe. Reports Will also be
made truI-i different states.
THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
Tie following is a list OF the executive officers:
Elizabeth C2Gy stanton, president, New York;
susan Il. Anthony. Rochester, n. Y, Matilda
JoSIyn Gage, Fayetteville, y. Y, PeRbe w CouZnS,
St Louis, NO. Rev. olympia Brown. Racine, Wis,
vice presidents at large; Mary Wright SeWell,
chairman executive committee, Indianapolis, Ind.
Ellen II. Snelden. Washington. ID. c.. Julia T. Eos
ter. Philadelphia. Pa. Pearl ADAMS, Peoria, Ill,
recording secretaries; Rachel t Foster correspond
Ing secretary, fhiadelphil Pa Jane ii. SpOffOrd,
treasurer, riggs house Washington. ID. c.: Ruin C..
ton. II. G..
A BUSINESS SESSION
Of the Woman Suffrage association viii be held at
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning, to which none but
the members of the association Will be admitted.
At this session the committees and order OF bust
ness will he arranged Miss Anthony told u STAR
reporter Today tJt ali the states would be repre-
Sente in the convention by delegate or letter. and
4 large majority Will have delegates here. Among
those ALREADY present besides Miss Anthony are
Mar II. Gay, Os Kentucky: Harriette k Shartuck
Massachusetts: Abigail! Scott Duniway represent
ing oregon and Washington Territory; Helen NJ.
GoNSaf. Indiana; Mary seymour Howell, Elizabeth
biEntoh ildrbrTt. Martha Mcclellan Brown. 1hpbe
W COluinS. Bertha II. Ellsworth. olympia Brown,
ha! wright SeW3!l ana Caroline Gilkey Rogers.
Ms Ba!va ~ iockwoas! sill make the report from
The District OF Columbia.
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Above articles have been considered . B.rs.,n "A
sI25
Ladies ought not to omit examining these sooas
before purchasing elsewhere.
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THE MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY AT Mt ZION
CHVRCH.-Ti!e regular anniversary of Mt Zion Mis-
S0nary Society took place last evening at the
church, 18Th and X streets northwest, in the pres
ence 6f Il large ana appreCatiye audience. The eX-
trc.eS consisted OF singing number OF missionary
h!lilIiS. which were accompanied: with two comets,
TWO Noil:; cltrOnet and organ, Under the direction
of Nj. e. f. ". SIilrretts. Key. Mr.. Wright deiiv-
cred q very interesting address on the Life of John
Wesley as missionary, and Miss Cora Walker read
an original missionary poem The secretary. Mr..
w T. SlundeiS. read his annual report, which
showed that the sum OF seventy dollars had been
r.ilsru during lie ntSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

THE MISSISSIPPI REPCBLICAN AssOcrATrnS-Thr
regular monthly meeting OF the Mississippi RepCt-
lcdn association WAS he'd Saturday evening at
iimlns' hall The attendance Vas large and en-
tAusiIstic- Mr.. james D. Ce.sDe chairman: ". j
Henderson, secretary After the regular business
hSd been transacted Hon. f.. j.. WcluouT!.. VS.
Nominated iUr delegate 10 the National REPUBLICAN
association by MIR. Harris. and seconded Dy II. l.
Livingston, Ia al eloquent and abe spesch. iiis
unanimous election followed Spszi.e-. e Ia..ri
by NeesrA Harris, Caldwell, CDJp.r, lIsc, YAM
and Others
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FINE GOODS AT ACCTi0N-The remaining stock
OF fine Eichelberger Whistles and groceries from
NeosrS Courtney & Co, street, Will be sold at
Dowlng's. 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, tO-lnOr-
row. IL includes number OF articles that were not
reached and that were not called for, the whole
comprising fine lot OF goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

A WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.-A dispatch from
Springfield. ILL.,, says Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald, who
preached an able and interesting sermon Saturday
evening at Auburn, was arrested there yesterday
on telegram charging him with the theft OF a
horse and a suit OF clothes from man named Fos-
ter.
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The HFai-feet.

Tho Mai-fest committee held a
regular meeting on Tuesday to
hear reports from subcommittee,
all of whom reported progress.
Invitation committee reported hav-
ing invited the different fire de-
partments of the state, as we'll as a
number of newspaper editors.
Music committee reported receipt
of bids from three bands, and it
appearing that the bid of .Voss'
Band was the cheapest and best,
they accepted the same. The
printing committee reported ready
for work, they were instructed to
proceed with the work without
delay. Favorable reports were also
received from committees on ball,
lights etc. J. G.. Rankin was in
structed to communicate with the
ticket agents of the Central and
Santa Fe railways relative to a
pass for bill poster over their
lines.
The committees are working
manfully and are fully determined
to make their forthcoming fest the
largest and grandest ever held in
Brennan.
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Exemption From Jury Service.

Exemption From Jury Service.
n. o. Times-Dcmocrat.
Among the reforms in the jury
system suggested by the committee
appointed in Cincinnati for that
purpose, the frstois strikingly ap-
plicable to other towns as well as
"the Paris of America" '.Let
there be no exemptions of prosper
GUS and intelligent citizens from
Jury trials in capital cases such as
have been secured by the contribu-
ton of $40 a year to the militia"
The people and press of Cincin-
natl recognize the fact that no re-
form in criminal trials can be
guaranteed, and that there is no
possibility of furnishing criminals
and putting down crimes unless
good juries can be secured; and that
this is impossible if the better class
of citizens are exempted from this
duty.
There are many other wise rec
Concentrations. The reduction of
the number of challenges, the pro-
hibiton observance in the trial of
a gang of murderers and their
prompt hanging after sentence;
but all of these will avail little un-
less good juries can be obtained;
and to get them, all citizens must
be required to do their duty by the
State.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-04-10

Large numbers of Cinnamon are
emigrating from the Pacific coast
to southern cities, where they will
work in their occupation-wash-
ing.
Richard A, Proctor calls attsn=
ton to the fact that the late Prof.
Draper succeeded in producing
Photographic plates showing stars
which cannot be seen through the
telescope by which these photo
graphs were taken.
Gen. Grant has telegraphed to
Gen. Gordon in New York that i'll
health would compel him to de-
cline the honor of presiding at the
Cooper Union mass meeting on
April 0. He expressed hearty SYM
pathy with the movement.
Some Of the newspaper philoso-
pliers are telling what is really the
great secret in running q newspa-
per. In view of certain complica
tons the Light is of the opinion
that it is not what is printed in a
paper that makes it, but what is
kept out of it.-San Antonio
Light.
The Blue Ridge of West Virginia
is believed by the State Geologist
to contain a slumhering volcano.
There is one place ofabout an acre
in extent whore the ground never
freezes and the snow always melts.
Vegetation is always month IN
advance of the season. The vol
cano is believed to be below this
spot.
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Notice in Probate.

THE STATE OF Texas, 5-sg @
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Wash
ington County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10 publish for
30 days IN the Brennan Banner, a newspaper
published in your county, the following notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To all persons interested In the estate of
John NJ. MCPHERSON, deceased, D. D. Bolton,
administrator Of said estate, has filed in the
County Court of Washington county, his fin
al account with the estate of said John M.
McPherson, deceased, and his application for
discharge from said trust, which will be heard
at the next term of the County Court OF said
county, commencing on the Ist Monday in
May, 1885,, at the Courthouse thereof, in the
city OF Brenhzm, at which time all persons
interested in said estate may appear and con-
test said application, if they see proper.
Herein fail hot. under penalty Of the law,
and of this writ make due return. Issued the
4th day of April 1854.
Witness, H. II. Lewis, Clerk of said Court
and the zeal thereof. at office, in the
- . City Of B-enham, the 4fh day Of Apnl,
1884. HIM. LEWIS,
By c. F. HERBsT, C.C.W.C.
Deputy.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy of the ongi-
nal Citation, now in my hands, and l order
the same published in the Brenham for 10
days from this date. April S, 1854
L MOORE,
Sheriff w. c.
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EOInred Institute.

An adjourned meeting of the
colored teachers of Washington
county was held at the courthouse
in Brennan Saturday, April 5, for
the purpose of organizing a teach
er's institute. An organization was
effected by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: W. R. VanBuren,
president; ]. M. Parker, vice-pres-
ident; A. W. Knoxson, secretary /;
S. NJ. Love, assistant secretary /;
Geo. Isaac, treasurer.
The following officers were ap-
pointed a committee to draft o
constitution and bylaws to govern
the institute: W. r. VanBuren,
s. NJ. Love, J. NJ. Parker, Geo.
Isaacs. The following were ap-
pointed to work up the institute
from each precinct: No. l, J. S.
Ferguson; No. 2, A. w. Wilder /;
No. 8, J. NJ. II. Randle No. 4, H.
E. Shepheard No. 5, J. K. Colbert,
No, s, to be supplied; No. Z, F. F.
Ferguson.
The meetings of the institute
will be held twice each month.
The institute asks all COED ener-
getic teachers to come and aid in
working up an organization that
shall be second to none In the
State. The meeting adjourned till
the Sd Saturday in April.