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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-07
A Dead Cadet

Washington, Oct. A telegram was
received at the navy department announc-
ing the death, at Annapolis, of naval cadet
F. 5. Trapg, of the fourth class Oregon.
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Indications.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 4.-Missouri
VALLEY, fair in the northern portion; local
showers and partly cloudy weather in the
southern portion; variable winds and
nearly stationary temperature.
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Gables Broken.

New York. Oct 4-Tbe Western Union
reports breaks in both the American or
Gould cables 700 miles from Canss, Noyia
Scotia.
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CentS-DrectiOns Using,
This wonderful musical instrument for the people earth initiates bird
oinruc to
Let one play lively tune on violin BAzo piano or and h
Punch and Judy perfection by speaking shr Do blow
the Of the OF hundreds of
tin and
draw the breath in and out few times Many limitations made
lips the fourth uncovered
will
Buy four BAzoO it. furnishes dancing
purposes
addition The sells readily
j. WEST GOODWIN, Sedaia, Mo
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Directories for Sale

Recently published complete and official
directory books of the city, of Sedaia for
sale cheap. Apply.st the BAzoo counting
room. 3-l9dH
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OF discord as the ascending anthem of
loving and believing hearts finds its
way into the chorus of the redeemed
of heaven.
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CITY II ALL,
CLINfoS, Mo.
Brannum 4 Weidemeyer, ProprietoIs.
Full scenery. Seating capacity, coo.
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Kentucky.
GRAVES FOR CoNGREs!

Louisville, KY, Oct. 4.-The greenback-
ers nominated s. L. Graves for congress
from this district TO day.
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Some two years ago the BAzoo
suggested, in Its mild but unmistak.
able way, that the county Jail might
afford a field wherein the ministers
and other christians of the city, could
toll with practical results for good.
1t was new idea to the ministers,
but they took to it kindly and wisely,
and the result was that regular Sun.
day Jail visitation by the ministers
was inaugurated. But for some cause
these visits have ceased; how
long since We know not, and
the BAzoo again comes before
the pulpits of the city
and pleads for the sinners behind
the bars. They may be, doubt
less are, there because they deserve to
be, but, to err Is human, and the
nearest approximation to the man OF
Nazareth is to put ones self in close,
practical sympathy with the vicious,
the unfortunate, the erring, the man
behind the grated door. Perhaps
the heat of summer may have served
as an excuse, or even reason, for q
cessation of this Jail work, but il
didn't cause the devil to take vaca-
ton, and hearts sorrow and conscien-
ces lash in summers heart as in
winters cold. Think of these things.
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items of Interest to Play Goers
from Everywhere.

MOORE'S OPERA HOUSE,
NEVADA, Mo-,
Harry C. Moore, Proprietor and Manager.
Population soc. Seating Capacity 500.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEVELAND.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.

STATE TICKET.
GoyeTnor-John 5. Marmaduke.
Eeut-Governor-A. P. MoorehOuse.
Secretary Of State-Michael K. McGrath.
Treasurer-James NJ. Seibert.
Auditor-John Walker.
Register Of Iapds-Robert Mccullough.
Supreme Judge-Francis N. Black.
Attorney. General-B. g. Boone.
Railroad CommissioneI-W. 6. Downing.
CoDgress-John T Heard.
Senator-J. r. Saltonstall.
COUNTY TICKET.
Representative Eastern DISTINCTIVE. Steele.
representative Western Dist.-Wm. II. Emerser
Attorney-Henry LamE.
Sheriff.. 5. Murray.
Treasurer-John L. Hall
Collector-M. e. Priest,
Suryeyor-J. C. johnson.
Assessor-Albert Capen.
CoroDer-W. c. Overstreet, Jr.
Judge Eastern DISTRICT. B. Taylor.
Judge, Western District-W. II. Anderson.
Constable, Sedalia Township-MoIt Carnes.
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BURGLARlzED.
The Residence Of Mrs. Reuben
Gentry Visited by Burg
lars Yesterday.

Yesterday morning. Mrs. Rueben Gentry
and Mrs. Mamie Griffin. of Colorado,
who is here visiting, came to town to at
tend the show. When she LETT home she
pui a young cO!ored man named Joe
johnson in charge CT the house, and
warned him not 10 leave or let any one 60
inside under any circumstances.
The two ladies returned 10 the house in
the evening, when the discovery was made
that they had had visitor during their
absence, and that he had made himself very
familiar with the household effects.
The property taken consisted of $50
bill, SO bill, s. bill and twenty-five,
cents in silver, besides gold ring with
cluster of eight pearls for SET, sll belong
ing to Mrs. Griffin
johnson vas In town at the time the
discovery was made, and he was al once
suspicioned. Word was sent to the police
and before many hours had passed, Officer
Gorrell succeedtd in placing him behind
the Dsrs, and Officer Lum Parker arrested
smother man named Sam Bass, on suspicion
Of being an accomplice.
A BAZooITE interviewed both men In the
caiaboose at late hour last night. Johr-
son denies any krowled, OF
the missing property. He says
when the ladies' left the house he did
as he was told-locked the front door, after
which he went out into the field to drive
a COW out. When be returned TO the
house he discovered that the hall door was
oIea and also door leading into one Of
the upstsirs rooms, and he says be saw q
man getting over ths fence but he was too
far away to tell whether he was black or
white
A little while afterward a man named
Martin appeared at the house and asked
him If be could get into the house, and
upon his replying in the Affirmative, re-
qGe,ted that Johr son set bundle
OF clothes, which Martin was carrying,
inside the door, which he did. He came
to town afterwsrd and wss arrested at the
dance on Second street.
Bass also denied any completely in the
crime, and said he was In town at the time
the robbery was committed. The true state
of affairs will PROBABLY be developed TO.
morrow.
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WhenVisitin0 Nevada, Mo

don't fail to call on Sherman Bros, at their
magnificent wholesale and retail whisky,
wine and cigar establishment, situated next
door to the postofhce, at Nevada, Mo-, on
the south side OF the public square. We
shall at all times be pleased to afford You
the best of entertainment and TO render
your stay in our grand little metropolis
pleasant and agreeable. Our establish
ment has no superior west OF 81. Louis.
SHERMAN Bios.
11.25stf Nevada, Mo.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA MO-

TUESDAY. OCTOBER z, 1884.
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j. WEST GOODWIN, Sedalia, Nc
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w hNIhD-IEN GALVANIZED IRON
W cornicC- makers and Tin roof,rs nj Hrr,
-. : -. '.i ,. aug l-lW
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We desire To draw the attention of M,
readers To the very excellent facilities
offered by the above extensively kno,vn
College, whose plate and annonnr,'
ment appears In other columns of This
napor. The authori les of tho Insiit,.
non are making arrangements for mn
EXCEPTIONALLY great variety VI tho high.
Isl facilities for the next School vear
which opens September Is Tho Cniiera
was founded In Ism hy the Right ReN'.
'rend Bishop llcllmnth, I'm order Ia "a.
'ure Tor Young Ladies' the highest and
most practically useful education, laid
Upon the foundation OF sound Protestant
prlnclplesi and tho Institution has heon
carried on ever since upon that basis
me Literary department In thoroughly
equipped, and the French lanRunre n
taught colloquially, being tho snoken
language of the College. The Niusicni
department IL under the dlrcctorshin of
w. waugh Lauder, n specially honored
pupli o. the celebrated Ahhe' Liszt.
vocalist OF European reputation resides
w the college, and for Organ instruction.
exceptional privileges are afforded rbo
hrt school embraces nll the studies m
sne present day. Not only The erverer
apartments OF painting nre taught but.
ndso, inc popular decorative work an
rlush, China, etc. Modelling. Wood'
arriving anu Reppusso work ara nro.
slueu Tor also. From the pr,go list M.
ore US, We see that riding, tnnnis. mud
ltner outdoor exercises are cncnuravo1
lnu not least among the ADVANTAGE
''Voyen There, Is the great attention maid
- me cultivation OF n ladylil,o and re.
med tonc aud character. WV "
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Hotel Arrivals,

At the st. George: +. w. Ellis, Ennis;
A. A. Walden, James T. Edwards, Bel
ton; Gus Heart, Columbia, Tenn; Mark
Latimer, J. Blakey, Ennis; S. NJ. Pickett,
Mrs. l.. S. Birmingham, Galveston; A..
\. Buck, Houston Post; j. w. Stewart,
Nashville, Tenn; j.. II. Stonantz, Fri, /,
Pa. j. A. Farmwalt, Granburv; V. W.
tirubbs, Rutedge IL Shaw, Kaufman:
George w. Mason, j. G. Warren, Goshen;
n. b. Johnson, Dallas county; Granville
Finlay, Duncanville; Charles Hershan,
J. II. MaynOr, Texas; w. X. Moore, TS ,
Ter; $. y. Sherwood, Pilot Point; Il. {.
Cox, Nashville, Tenn; Wyatt Spencer.
r. p. Lillier, Cameron; Charles |. White,
Waco; ID. A. Hill, Greenville; X. d. Hall,
K A. Hall, Longview; 5. f. McAnear,
Shorman; ]. s. Johnson, Allen; X. r.,
Jones, f. II. Mallory, Elmo; Paul Gallia,
balnsyllle; George Il. Garland, Boston.
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THE DEEP SEA.
QUEER CONDUCT OF A CAPTAIN.
Disable and Adrift He Refuses Aid-The
Passengers Pass the Time--Horses
Suffering at Sea Other
Marine Notes.
The Lydian Monarch.

QuBENsTow i, Aug. 3.-Seacord, of
Galesburg, Illinois, passenger on the
Lydian Monarch, and who boarded the
steamship Austral, says that after leav-
ing London the Lydian Monarch expe-
rlenced some rather severe weather
Everything went along very well, how
ever, until o'clock on the evening Of
July 18th. At that time when the sa-
loon passengers were at dinner sharp,
quick explosion was heard, terrifying
many passengers and shaking the
steamer Violently as though she had
struck a rock. The chief engineer
rushed to the engine-room, tho passen-
gers hastily following. There was con-
siderable excitement until il was dis
covered that the damage was confined
altngothef 70 TIE bursting on cvlindar
All efforts TO repair the damage
1ailed as wei as attempted work at lOa
pressure. Notwithstanding that ali
available canvass was set, the steamer
made very little heddway owing to the
long prevalence Of the northwest wind,
and for six days the Lydan Monarch
drifted helplessly IN the trough of the sea.
On Thursday, July 81, the British
steamer Iowa, which sailed from Liver
pool July y for Boston, was sighted
Signals of distress we're displayed and
the Iowa came within hailing distance
The Captain OF the disabled steamer
Boarded tho Iowa to arrange for having
that steamer tow the Lydian Monarch
into port. TotlIe great disappointment OF
the Lydian Monarch passengers the
captain informed them when he re-
turned that the sum demanded by the
Iowa for performing the service required
was fabulous, and the Lydian Monarch
was unable even to dream of consentinp
to sUcn tOwage rates.
AT noon on the same day tho Austria
hove in sight and was spoken. The cap.
tam Of the hydian Monarch and MIR
Seacord boarded that vessel, but again
no arrangement for towing tho Monarch
was Affected. Mr.. Seacord AYERS that
he is unaware of the reasons WHY no ar
rangement was made. lie decided to
remain on board the Austral. When
last seen the Lydian Monarch
was drifting south. Mr. Seacord
expresses fear that her supply
of provisions will not be sufficient
TO hold until she meets with another
vessel, as she is far out of the regular
track OF Atlantic vessels. Seacoru adds:
"The Captain of the Lydian Monarch
appeared aVerso to my coming on n
visit TO tho Austral, pointing out that the
heavy sea then running was dangerous
but replied that would take the risk
had doubts about the sincerity of the
Captains desire to be taken in tow, SO
clambored over tho side into
the lifo boat, and, notwithstand
ing a heavy gale blowing. We
reached the Austral in safety.
LATlR.-It is now learned that tic
Captain of the Lydian Monarch re.
fused tho Assistance of the Aus,ral bo
cause he expected to meet his own com
pahy's boat. Immediately alter Inc
disaster the passengers arranged con
certs III order to pass away the time.
Mr.. Seacord's partner is on board the
Lydian Monarch with ten Normandy
horses valued at $4,000. II is feared
they Will perish for lack Of fodder.
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CITY Court,

City VS.. Mike Slater and A. Conikly.
lighting; fined S. each.
City VS.. jim Simons, John Hogi, Tom
Cravens, j. j. Jones, Charles Bagley.
John Wright, Henry Mckenzie, go Fritz,
): ullman, Dennis Mcliindlefat, w. b.
Mcdonald, j. O'Connor, intoxication
lined $3 each.
Cityys. George Mead, vulgar language;
lined 81.
City vs.. John O'Brion, Interfering with
private property; fined 81.
City vs.. John Callen and Jack FAY,
assault and battery; continued.
City vs.. Joe POlser, loud and bolster
GUS language; discharged.
City vs.. j. j. Carnes, permitting stock
to run at large; discharged.
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LoND n, Aug. 3.-rowarl the close of
the Egyptian conference, Waddington.
the French ambassador asked that a
vote be taken. Granville declared that
whatever be tho vote, England, ON re.
Jecting the French proposals, resumed
entire liberty of acsi0n. Count Won
Munster, the German representative.
then intimated that Germany would re-
main passive.
Austrian and Russian representative
adopted the same attitude.
Washington proposed that the confer
cnce adjourn until October. Granville
refused to agree to this, claiming that
he had right 10 call the conference
whenever the emergencies Of the situa-
tion required such action.
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"A ANIEl'-r0 RENT FORA TEEN or
,,l, yrSS, pA.ilcsS house ad,p rd 10 or
Nno,rsair trHdc and nauui,clt,rlrp r,,,
iihll'y to freight dcpois; plortr III rn,r,.
low rent ana hcuitutu!UCls OF lu,YfI,t las
principal cons ii,rrttr,tg '''' jaw
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ScIlooI Notice.

The School Board at a meeting hold
Yesterday evening ruled that all certiii.
aates issued prior to the passage of the
present ordinance governing the free
schoOls Of the city shall be deemed
thrd-class certificates under the present
law. The examination of teachers is
change from the Fourth ward school
20 tho Grove school, the first Monday in
Sebtembcr. Mr.. Grove offers his ser
vices, free of charge, TO the teachers who
may desire to avail themselves of the
opportunity of working up on history.
algebra, philosophy and geometry.
Those who desire this instruction win
meet at the Grove school Wednesday
morning ut Q o'clock OF this week.
Dir. II. NJ. TILLMAN,
Secrptnry
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SStaunton, Va.

Opens September 22d, 1884. One OF the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR EOUNG LADIES IN THE
UNITED STATES. Surroundings beautiful
climate unsurpassed. one hundred and
forty. three Pupils from Eighteen States.
TEkMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE
UNION: Board, Washing, English Course.
Latin, French, German, instrumental Mu,
SIC, etc., for scholastic year, from Septem-
DER TO June, s"3S. For Catalogues write to
REV. WM A. HARRIS, ID D..
President. Stanton. Va
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noble and most eloquent essay upon
"The Refining Influence of Horticul-
ture," by Col. II. c. Stephenson. A
larger attendance is expected to-day
and possibly fair exhibit, though this
year mas been trying one upon the
horticulturist and floriculturist. The
programme for to-day embraces much
of interest and information. We hope
to see our citizens take as much interest
rs in the two years past, as the society
is a most commendable one and is doing
good work. Capt. w. G.. Veal, the
President, presided, and Mrs. j. II.
Johnson, Secretary of tho meeting,
added to its interests. Mrs. Johnson Is
m untiring worker and thoroughly
posted on horticulture.
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When YOU visit or leave Now York
wy save baggage, express or carriag,
hire and stop NJ tho Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Sin
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up nj n
cost of Sl,OW,OOO, reduced to 81 and nm.
wards per day. European plan. Elr.
yator. Restaurant supplied with In,
hest liorse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all doputs. Families ear
I'VE better for less money Mt the Grand
Union hotel than in any othor llrst-clas,
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More of the yexed Question.

PARIS, Aug. S.-The Republiquo Fran
eais, commenting upon the extension oi
the chain of English fortrosses from
Oden to Perrin, says: Great Britain in
forming q Naval Gordon from port Said
to Oden has taken practical possession
OF the highway of the East in violation
of treaties.
The RepubliqueFrancais claims that i.
mas its Information from Trustworthy
source and that the Italian government
has not permitted English operations t.
pass unnotieed. The Cabinets Rome
ana faris writer declares he must take
means " warn England Of the oxistonco
OF tho troatiea
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IHE ELIZABETH AULL FEMALE SEMINARY

Twenty-hfth year. Only eight rroduoioe In
zen years; No CanvasS.ng. Select Family
school. Patroni2ed by Senator Vest. ,iudgC
bnckner and Col. Phillips aud RECOMMEND
ed by Senetor Cockrell. Catalogua.
j. a. QUARLES, ID. D., President.
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Yesterday morning good soaking
rain visited this section OF tho country
extending all over the county. II will
prove Of great benefit TO the crops, espe.
cially Gotten, which was threatened with
drouth. The farmers are jubilant and
hall II az tho savior of the crops, while
the merchants are greatly encouraged
win one or two such rains the crops
VIII be safe and sure and abundant
Weld.
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"a An lED-A FIhSf-GLASS warren
" maker and Jewelcr who can cnaray,
nee pam letters, wanted by Henry Ansiin'
Icltoh, Texas, or will sell a third Interest in,
stprk' winch amounts to Sl5,OcO, to a .Icwel~r
who wiz do the bench work. o', cMSic'
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Medical Department University Of louisiana
NEW nprr,Ns

AS II Is universally admitted that Prncticnl
Medicine aud Surgery cannot be taught else.
wherc man at the bedside of the sick ana
vailed advantages in the INTRODUCTION of H.
classes INTO the wards of the great Chart,
hnsplial, whose Eight Hundred beds and M
annual admission of Eight Thousand patients
supply unlimited clinical material. Circu-
lars sCut upOn application
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w ANTED-BN a UALiFORNIA CIGAR
W M'tory nm experienced travelling sales.
man Tor the state OF Texas, TO travel ON com.
llliSSlph or salary. send applications and
EISlSrehces to p. o. Box lSi5, San Franclsco,
nuulIN
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Annsincs. nrrnk Down.

BUFFALO, N. V, Aug. 3.--Tho follow
ing notice appears on tho door of Will
mer Bros bank, at the suspension
bridge; Wilmer Bros. have made gen
oral assignment for tho benefit of credi.
tors, 20 i. Spalding, Niaraga Falls.
a. Wilmer Is seriously sick ut his resi-
denee., IL Is expected that depositors
are to be paid in full.
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Horticnltnrnl snri.,..

The Central Texas Horticultural soci.
ETY. convened Yesterday at Oh Elm
street. Though not large Number of
the members were present, US Is usual
the first day. yet tho meeting was n
very enthusiastic one. Tho programme
Tor the day was disposed OF almost I'm ia
entirety and valuable discussions in
dulged In. The session closed with a
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In n Disabled Cnndiiinn

QuRBNsTowN, Aug. 3.--The steamer
Austrial which arrived here to-day from
New York, reports spoke Monarch line
steamers Lydian Monarch, Capt. Hig-
gett, which left London, July 10, ior
New York on Thursday last, IN latitude
AZ north longitude IS west, heading
southwest In a disabled condition.
She refused assistance.
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hermWd aud walter; both must give
goou reference; Barnes house, ALBANY. Tex:
j. |" BnrucS. Proprietor. ingLtC
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For RENr.

(QR RENT-oNE TWO STORY RES
ldcnce bfor rent, cor. olcandcr aud
voltage lnnr.Tlnquire No. ~, Bryan ~ IT.
l;Oit REM me OF THE MOST DESl-
fahle sturu.roums In Dallas, 2,ss by ~
iVet, WIN basement of same dimensions, o,
GoSlte Herald office. Apply to GLEN Ina
SNooN. aug'-tf
lfOk REN I-FARM; 2,U ~ kES or LAND,
- llOin null state OF cultivation; balance
wen Watered; good pasture; house OF 8 rnoms'
urge barn und necessary out buildings; cN'
cellent orchard; spring of water IN ynrdi 10
rent for cash; three and half miles south ol
Mon inney, Texas, on Dallas rad Address
q. apply on premises to GEoRGE CLlNh
Mckinney. Texas. nugi-3lw-2w
EOlt RENT OR sALt-ONE OF THh
- incest residences In the &, dnrs, corner
Young and Browder; . rooms, , cisterhJ
Whtcr-wofks, gas, stables, ilno ynrd, anu NV
oulhouscs In nrst-clnss order Apply at slofe
or residence, v. NJ TfLLMAN, aug3 81
kOh REN1-CENlitALLN LOCATED
Flrst-clnss sleeping rooms; south expos
urei all convent Noes LISnaLEY BbAn1
rom, ~ Main street. upstairs W,u
EOk khNI-Nu. ~ ELM STREET
~ next door to Sycamore street; also No;
W. sycamore street, for rent for u tern u'
years, these nre No. | business Locations
lusi west of the Pos'niiice. Apply o. noV"t
f'N " We ft'tt HHN Nn ~ Crtt n.y.
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AIInrrn rnn rhnrilu

There is family corner of Commerce
and Good streets, consisting of widow
lady and daughter, 10 years old, sick
ahed with fever, and two Younger chill.
lren. The mother IL sick with fever
and IL in destitute circumstances, and
lctually In need OF the necossaries OF
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
NthUhtoh, virginia.
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN ........ prlncIpol

MISS MARY j. BALDWIN ........ prlncipol
Opens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June, 1885.
Unsurpassed In its location, i'm IFS building.
anu grounds, In its general appointments ana
sanitary arrangements; its full CORPS of Su.
perlor and experienced teachers; It's unriynlc6
3,IdNanIageS IN Music, Modern Languages
instruction In the Theory and prnctire N,
housekeeping The successful efforts made 4,
secure health, comfort and happiness; itsop.
position to extravaganza, lis standard of solid
1Sholarslip. For full particulars apply TO Tho
principal fOr Catalogues, ~ ~ ~"
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

8 T. FAIIHNJH' Ff98d1lt LEIlSiT0I, ".
=, The largest Female College in Kentucky.
buildings OF modern construction uppoint-
llcntS superior, accommodations IN surpass.
Su heated by steam and lighted with gus;
course OF Instruction comprehensive; large
faculty OF superior teachers; extra ndyan-
toge5 III Language, Music, Paintingand + 10
cu!lon' But two pupils occupy Il room. Ii,
patrons ana pupils are references For cat
alogae, copy of Monthly, published bv the
StuutniS' list OF references, etc, apply 10 The
President or Y -. Clair. --nllnS 'rnxns