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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-29
A FALSE PUMOR.

EDS. JouKNAL-Whe in Matietta a few DAYS
since heard there was rumor or report being
circulated that those two articles which appeared in
Journal last Spring over my signature relating to
certain topics were written by one of Marietta
cotton buyers and that he got me to put nay name
to them do not know the author of the rei,ort
but had thought and hoped the author and those
connected with this silly thing were satisfied in re-
gard to TINS matter especially they had the last
or concluding remarks and were also allowed to in
troduee new matter in the subject and the writer
dsallowed unless paying for ii as advertisement
But lnasmueh as the Introduction OF this new mat
Ter with other frivolous matter irrelevant to the
question: was evidence OF plain ease of begging the
question or that they had launched their vessel and
was al sea without compass or governor or that they
had appeared in battle without either arms or am
munition and the only charge or demonstration
they could make was to refer their adversary to
some foreign power who had won victory, &c,
passed II ny AS matter OF course do not expect
to convince those of the error of their ways who on
pose themselves, but will say have no i'll feeling
towards Powder Springs people. | know there are
some clever people there as lives in any burg or
city. My family physician resides there and is
clever, courteous and gentlomanly. But when any
OF her merchants or tradcsmen any one else con-
ciudes that we are compelled to buy from sell to
themi then and there ready 10 prove other
wise Nowwe do most positively assert that no one
eItner III Marietta or out OF II had anything to do
with the writing of the two articles referred to but
myself and challenge proof 10 the contrary. So far
of Mariettas cotton buyers having written or
had anything to do with them, he knew nothing of
their existence till they appeared in the Journal
BelleveSt thou this? No. says Emy opponents, we
HtlitNc no suCh tulHgi we nave lever
thing about you to denote smartness, and we be-
leVe the two articles referred to and this one too
were written by some one about Marietta Exactly
Just as expected. ! confess | am not smart, but
ii could just think Of il l would he as smart as
any body. But it does not require much skill to
cope with those who prove by their acts to be in
their A Il. G.. and need schooling in the laws Of
trade or commerce. Mr.. Editor, as this report is
false from beginning to end and does me injustice
take ms conrse To eNonerate myself from being
engaged in any such secret conspiracy against Pow
der Springs or her people charged.
This dirty garb thrown over me does not fit me
ana am not going toat it much less wear it, |
have written the above without the knowledge or
solicitation OF any one; but there are some who
will not believe the truth. They remind me OF GER
regarded God and truth 10 such an extent that
God sent them strong delusions that they shouId
believe lie and be id. Respectfully,
Powder Springs Ga
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-29
Interesting 10 Both Sexes.

Any man or woman making less than $40
weekly should try our easy money making
business. We want Agents for our celebra-
ted Madame Dean. Spinal Supporting Cor
sets also, our Spinal supporter Shoulder
Brace, and Abdominal Protector Combined
(for Men and Boys. No experience re-
CURED. -Four orders per day give the
Agent $50 monthly. Our Agents report
four to twenty sales daily So outfit free.
Send atonce for full particulars State sex.
LEWIS ScmELE 4 Co.. 800 Broadway, New
York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-29
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Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, fever
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cures piles, or no pay required 1t issguar-
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mon
ey refunded Price % cents per box For
sale by r. H. Northcutt
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-29
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-29
MABLETON.

MARRIED. In this place at the residence
of the brides father, Dr.W A. Childress, on
last Sunday, Miss Ada Chldress to Mr.
Thomas Northcutt OF Atlanta, Rev. W. W.
West officiating RIx
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-29
Pocket Book Lost.

/ lost on Tuesday morning last, between
my house and quarter of a mile this
side of Joel A. Green's on the Villa RIGA
road, one leather pocket book containing
$4,000 in money, and some notes and re-
ceipts. viii pay liberal reward for its re-
turn to me. ID. n. MCEACHERX.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-29

-lTcH, Mango and Scratches of every
kind cured in 30 minutes by "Woolford S
Sanitary Lotion" Use no other. This
never fails. Sold by r II. Nnrihcntts
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
Fatal Explosion ana Fire.

While gang Of men were al worl
yesterday morning repairing the stone
foundation under a large iron still con.
tanning $50 barrels OF crude oil I'm tbs
Philadelphia Lubric Com pany's works
on the Delaware, the manhole ~ n,
still was blown OF, setting the ell on
fire, tilting over the still, and pourlnp
the burning oil on the men below.
Alexander Ranks, foreman of the
gang, and Charles Marshall, u boy. were
burned TO death, and Joseph Rob!nso,
aud Arthur GTueber died of their In
juries. Patrick Boyle aud Charles Me
Lean received injuries, which it A
| thought will prove fatal
Three other stills containing respect.
lively 500, 600, 500 barrels OF oil were
| set on Dire from the explosion OF til,
| first still, and the works were VIII
difficulty saved ircm destruction.
| Michael Cavanaugh was badly burn
ed about the face and hands in ant. mpt
ing 10 rescue Banks, whose boIy wa.
| seen close TO the foundation wall of tn
still after the explosion. lie succeeIe,
In craw ling up 10 the body but whei
he made an effort 10 draw the boj
away from The fire the foot came of
aud CIvauaugh was forced to retire
The loss will reach about $4,000 In
surance Si7 600
| Joseph Robinson. who was killed by
the explosion, until few years aCo re-
sided In this city AT 100 Linden street
and was native Of this city. lie r,
moved last spring 10 Chester, and from
thence to Philadelphia. He was 3
years OF age, was a boiler maker BY
trade and leaves IA wife and three chill
ldren. Police officer Harry Smith was
brother in-law Of the deceased.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
7 H|R D EDITION,


In Edgefeld county, South Carolina,
Robert Jones occupied ground rented
uy relatives, Charles and Edward Press
ly. They notified him they could no
longer pay the rent. aud that he must
vacate yesterday Jones went to n held
where Edward Pressly, aged 80, and
his sons Charles and Edward were
plowinR and shot Charles dead. Et-
ward started in pursuit, and Jones
stabbed him mortaily with knife.
Jones reloaded his gun AID killed the
father, old Mr.. Pressly, who liz the
grand father of Jones' wife. Jones then
went TO the Court House and surreu-
dered, remarking that he had killed
three of the best men In the county
Another account says that the presslys
went 10 the hsd where Jones was
working and Jones killed them iu sell
defence.
Emmet Cunningham, a ) Dung coiOred
man, was found with two knife ~ounca
dying on the street, in Chicago, early
yesterday morning. He expired with
out having been able TO speak, ard nin
aasailant Is unknown.
Flank Tress was mysteriously and
fatally stabbed at 4 ball az i'eaver Falls,
Penua., on TUESDAY n Mt. lie war
standing with others where tLsre was
some crowdlng and good naturcd iosi'
ling, when suddenly he felt d ebarl
pain IN the side. An investigation
showed a dangerous wound. IL Is nol
known who did the stabbing.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

The Philadelphia Press to day says
within the next few days work -
expected TO begin upon that portion OF
the Baltimore & Ohio's Schuy East
Side Road. North OF Filher street, by
which connection Ia 20 te made with
the Reading ;racks. Al moments
notice contractor j j Ryan is ready to
Jump in AID make the dirt fly with
a large force Ct men already engaged
and steam sAovels Low upon the
ground.
Upon reliable authority 1t was learu-
ed last L ight that the preparations tot
the hasty commencement OF the long
delayed work WAS due to the tao ttat
the negotiations with the Reading had
nearly been com pIettd that every
point had been settled, and thst tie
connection OF the Baltimore X Olio
tracks with the Reading, md the u-e
of the Reading tracks by the Ba.i.
more * Ohio TO New York were = fore
gone couc.us No Baltimore x O!nu
officials were in town las; night. and DO
Reading people wOaiA talk. but II -
fully expected by those IL charge OF .tr
construction Of he uew line shat wort,
will begin on tho Twenty.hfth stree
section this week. The Ninth and FIJI
teenth wards Rs,H0rks' property viii
be first Ell -sred ur.u The present ~
Ro:iations tor arbltracnrs will h. Ca~i
aside and jury of view will bc asked
rs in the case O. pr.vtos property.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
Standing Committees.

The following standing committee
of the Grand Elcsmpment, | o o. F.
of Delaware we:e announced by Grant
Patriarch Barker yesterday
State of the Order Henry Eckel En-.
campment No. ; VIM n. Fou,k, No
3 Jacob Y Fou.k, No. 8; Georg,
G. Morton, No. Samuel T, Smith
No L.
App-als-Thonas C. Doud, Encamp
went No 3 John NJ. Whitford, No. 3
Edwin II. Morrow, No. /.
Constitution and Laws Dlvit
Downs, Encampuent No. l Ren1amil
II. Shakespeare, No. 3 Edgar G
Pierce, No. 3
Credentials and Returns-John T
Jakes. Encampmen' No. : Is. V. Wei
don, No . ID W Breerton, No. .
Flnanc.-John l.. Pearson, Epcamp
ment No. ! Alonz) Il Fell, No. 3
Richard Burton, Jr,, No |.
Printing-Edwin Hirst, Eucampmen
No e. II. Spencer, No. 3; F. w
Tay lUr, No. ..
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
FOURTH EDITION,



For good coal go TO Pussy Walton,
foot of Fourth street.
Goshen hutter at Doughty's stalls, 81
and 81 Third street market.
A boy with fair education Is wanted
at this cfiice. No Other need apply.
A new kitchen aud restaurant are
being erected at the p, W. * b. depot
In this city.
The fair at st. James chapel, Six
teenth and Claymont streets, will close
on Saturday night.
n. B. Appleton advertises for three
tons Of turkeys, two tons OF ducks and
lot of other poultry.
George W. Bush offers tor rent OF
sale, in our advertising columns, severa
good aouses at cheap rates.
Allcock's Porous Plasters, - cent
each; two for % cents, at Tay Tor and
Fullerton's, 302 King street.
The name of the Post cillce IN Bran
dywine Hundred has been changed
from Greenviile 10 Talleyvil'e.
The best truss made If improperlJ
adjusted fails utterly. Correct adjust
ment n specially by u. James Bolt
Sixth ana Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant.
The managers of the Wilmington
Female Bible Society held meeting a
p. IN. to-day at the house of Mrs
Thomas Darlington. treasurer of thu
society, ct Nc. 500 Washington street
Another lot Of that York State tut
butter that has pleased 40 many III,
past four weeks, can now be found a
doughty s stalls, 81 and 81 Third stree
market.
The ladie of the West Presbyterian
church opeped an apron bazaar for tn,
sale OF nseful and fancy articles in The
lecture room of the Opera House to
day. 1t will continue through to
morrow evening.
Stephen G. We'd!n, Of Birmingham
Chester County hut formerly of Brandy
wine Hundred, sold his persona
property on Tuesday. Corn. unhusked
sold 70. "a cents "a shock. hay from 81!
TO 81 ton, cows, s. 80 TO S32 OIL,
pair Of IN niles, S23 one horse, Gil Is.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
A Slight Fire.

About y O'Clock this morning al
alarm OF iire was caused by dens,
smoke which proceeded from the cellar
OF the warehouse Of Finley, Garrett \
Wilson, iron and coach hardwa
dealers at Third aud Shipley streets
The entile trn department responded
but none OF rho engines went into ser
vice as the flames were. xtiuEuisDed by
n stream from Lose.1he tte originate,
IN what Is known ne the paint room II
the cellar, and ia supposed 10 hav,
been caused by spontaneous com bus
ton, A. there was no q Ire in the vicinit,
OF the room where the flames originated
Fortunately the lots WAS email
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
HAPPY CHILDREN.
How ia Make Them 10. Keep tnem
I'm Health ana They win Tax
Care Of the n esg.

The 10y osevery well-regu lated house
hold comes chiefly from the children.
Thousands of atfectionate parents do
not take care OF their children.
Through ignorance more than through
IN lpaOie neglect they suffer them to
fall sick and die, when know ledge
might have saved them to love and
home. DIR. David Kennedy offers his
Favorite Remedy" as emphatically n
medicine for the children-gentle in its
action, containing no harmful ingre.
dents Whatever, going straight to the
Blood, which, when impure Is the seat
and source OF disease " Favorite
Remedy" is the friend Of childhood,
and should be found in every nursery
N the land. Keep 1t in your house for
your childi ems sake, as we'll as for
your own. Try 1t aud you will be glad
you saw this article. Make no mis-
taken. The medicine is Favorite
Remedy" and the proprietor's name
and address, DIR. David Kennedy,
l:oniout. New York. This wonderful
medicine liz now for sale by ell our
druggists. 81 q bottle. z. James Relt
and n. b Danforth sole agents
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

Az Wilkesbarre, on Wednesday, Dan.
F. Seyber,, Of Salem, an ex mem Der
of the State Legislature, recently con-
victed of assault and battery and LARGE.
ny, was sentenced 10 pay fine of $50
and undergo ten months imprisonment
in the Luzerne county Jail He sought
to secure postponement of the sentence
by having a message sent TO the court
on Monday 10 the effect that he had
attempted suicide on Sunday by taking
lau lanum and was dangerously i'll. The
court, how ever, sent detective 10 his
home, and had him brought to Wilkes.
barre on Tuesday on an attachment.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

James g. Hanna the unfortunate blow
with shinney thai resulted in hi,
death, was released from the cells or
Thursday morning, after the Coroner,
inquest had decided that the unfortu.
nate blow was accidental. Deputy Coro
ner Smith gave the lad some 200
ad vice and told him to try and lead a
better lite. With tears in his eyes thu
ur happy boy said he would DO so, and
thanked Mr.. Smith for his friendly al
vice. When offered the shinney, wnlcl
was in. the CoIoner's possession anC
with which the blow was struck, b,
would not take it, and said lie hoped l.,
would never 500 It again.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

Mira Mor,b. e,.t,
the resii@r ,i' 90 'i'A a., u, a Wllo
Ma Taric, -e3 =, ~ rlush
dairbia 49, 49,, 'o'' y. ''''o', s''s
dars ~ he;,a ' 1n5 sYfI'1s
hon H. w 49, 49, sa'' "a
m ~ c',n,,rn ,. i-lR Aad'
sba ,,x ~ L '.ef par
ca,bor "a; ". 'ar' q
Wil,nin,,nn - - . ''''oih'
Iaraai :, a,,.,, '''' WEI
- 80 manu-
Her danoh,o, va -, t'Ioud
.,h;sn, -, ~. ',.' ,Is,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

EANGOoN, Nov. lS.--The British
forces have carried the forts in the vi
entity of Minhla and captured the city
after three hours firirg from the Il Dat.
ing batteries, the armed launches and
the heavy guns on board the steamers
The British lost four men killed and
twenty seven wounded. M.nhla was
the most strongly fortified position On
the river, and by its capture the way
is cleared for the British advance Ia
Maudalay, as the forts at Ava, twelv,
miles from the Burmese capitol art
only slight structures in comparison
with THOSE at Minhla.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
/ t 7 H EDIT
The 2Ist Ritth,.1

Mise Ida Parry 23i K,I,s,,|
90 her @lst. birthday yrsisrdl
Tho evening" ahou, Az
oonng and Old, oal.,1 :, ~ III
rpects 20 her, AID To coo,r.,; /
upon the happy errut. N
IN Tie happiest frame Of ~
guests called IL win NO Y
ments. The time va sn rg
conversation, music. rhara]a
nocent games. Wa.u ~,
and keepsak es OF Ter tr,sra
Pleasantly presented hy Ia
school tencher, Mr. JcIn
Mis- lda's happiness Va.
Increased. Quite a !.rn,Gsr 4
came from her pareDi, an
CLOCK came from the Snndl
class OF which ele ia m1
beautiful box Of s,a,iorrrv y
Kate Rose a to.et -,
grandmother, Mrs. s5uarvii,J
delphia. ''''
| A book OF poems .ro,. .r,.ol
her Sunday schoo. Suptr,q :!
bottle of cologne from Nd
Adams; a tidy from Niss
keab'es; n pair Of noguuet h Il
Misses Sallie Shaw AID ia
a satin card frorn Mis-, La
a card of art:taia. rosa. 4
Mahel Giles and a hrau,,,n
photograph by Miss For, i
bouquet fiom an alta ,i.-of,tl
LTcAN Office was aAo1sG
Preht nts.
! After the presen.a'!ols
collation. of CAKES, cream .sdI
partoken Of, ana a a ,ea,o, h
The party SEPARATED with MAI
wishes that Miss La nav n
more happy birthdays.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
1,i.red WIN Powd'

w. Harry Piersou Il 81 " !,
pierson of No. 81 Wa,alisio'
sas badly burned in 'Le face o. :.
aesday while playing "',A ss -,
Ter al Ninth ard Wo. aston ~ ~
The boy had a t'i''e ~ ,
,owder, and he nlactd = -lf,p :,
In the mouth of it for the pu :
rring It OFT. Wntn ne s'fAcN -,
% light the fuse a spark con Ia .
% the powder, ant 1t was DAP
n the face. 90,
At first IL was thought tHa.
sight was destroyed, but au aA ,n,
~ DR.. Smith Cooper sLoT W. i' r
vas no danger TO be apPfsAe-G,o
Lungren, residing a. ~ h nj
Ninfh straet. was sil2h'iy Jus
the explosion.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
CHARGED WIN LARCENY

James Butcher vas arraigned before
JUICE Cummlus THIS morning charged
with larceny. OHiter Shields who
made tie avrrs' stated taat he net him
on the strest win a pair u + shoes in HE
hand, add n hr suspcipuad that they
we're stolen took him in custody. a
sistsr of !be accused Identified the shoes
as her proptriy and said that James
came home under tiei.fuence of liuuur
and that when she refused To give MIN
any money lie took the shoe- The ,Jud gt
committed him III in default OF S2ut
hail 10 answer at Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
ArontradiCtiOn

John Dugan called al lh,s MS, y
. .ss published ut in last Friday ,y.s
about al attack NAN nan.
alleged he made on . u. ~ Dug,
,elly at the oyster ~aafi !, ar Du d
hat a party, OF when ~ I. some
town to tho wharf to huy 'O ava
.OS upon 20 calling con iN.lg i SS'
hem IN and ,ssr {, The sss sn.is ps'
40 hot to be comfor'ao's, AN,
i'm to go there him'.'' cornell mel
ug to his Statement irLak s lin in t
,o'd Of him and s'fuvN ' bark III
md he hammered HIN o''A
were separat al.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

CAMBRIDGE, Nd Nov. ! !
Briscoe, president Of ne 70 =
cisory CouLcil, arrl1ed IN "a
IN Sunday, and Wa !l:ioduceu
Lloyd and other leading eiuI
Cyrus 81. Clair. lie urged y
| Governor an increase y! TIE ~
ion TO colored schools III III
and also spoke conctiL're 'Ae
act, which he cLaF-c'eFi17u
grace to the State. =.
He also earnestly alvoealeu
sts Ct his race Uitlthe GoVsll'
remarked after the il .erFltS
vas IN every way satisiaei9'.
the Governor was young, ao'e
res W., snd desI'tc4 " H'
mark In politics.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
Person al.

DR.. j. A. Ebberts Is visiting friendl
in New York Ciiy ani Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Reed, Of d,
Run, Chester County, Pa, are visiting
friends In this city.
Rev. DIR. 8. l.. Gracey and wife, o
East Cambridge, near Boston, Mass
formerly of this city, will celebrat
their 18th wedding anniversary q
Thursd ay, the Goth inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
Another Way OF
LOOKING AT 1T.

Yesterdays subject again
the careful make OF Cloth
ing people were buying free
ly IN the rooms beyond.
Another look at it to-day
another way: and instance,
We have had a driving
season the demand coming
with overbe airing rush !;
quicker and stronger.
Let us reason back to
cause the painstaking pre-
paration of the clothing /;
that our workpeople have
been pegging at for months;
|vigilantly overlooked from
me tirst step to ihc last in
getting it ready to sell not
emitting a solitary guard so
that tor your inspection and
Your service il might be
without flaw.
We looked for the results
that have come
I. couldn't he otherwise.
| as those who bought early
lepread the good repute Of
iD5k Hal TO their neighbors.
" ell put the stamp Of
the house en- nothing less
THAN solid, substantial, de-
lpcndable clothing ; and Tor
that we vouch.
And go as far in care for
|pricos. You can buy
A Winter Overcoat
! w ell-made, at S. so
A Higher Quality at 10 90
Ora Very Fine Over
coat al :. lC 90
a Mans Reliable
Suit at 5 30
Or, a Broadcloth Suit
at 30 OO
A Young Mans
Scrviceable Suit at S &C
Or, a Fine Corkscrcw
at rs VI
Th!s is It, then lowest
l!prices or highest, trust the
Clothing at Oak Hall, 10,
We keep poor clothing
crowded out.
Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall,
5. E. cor. Sixth and Market
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

Frank Klair, WHO occupies the farm
OF John Stewart, near Brandywint
Springs, has about 800 bushels OF tur
nips which grew on about half an acr'
of land. They are OF a large size, fine.
favored and perfectly solid. He Il
serving them to his customers at abou
fifty cents per bushel, and all wiz
have tiled them pronounce them ex
celent. Orders forwarded TO him vii
be PROMPTLY attended to.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

LlOh REN OK SaLE.-
z Iwostory brick houses, 1925 West
Front street ana LOB Liz coin street erooms
and bath porch In front, newly lapeTed and
III nrst rate order. Rent $40 per month
Nos. 1914 and 1874 West Second itreet.
Similar TO the above. Kent Is per month
Nos. 1872 and 1914 West sth street Six
room cottages IN good order. Kent IS per
month
no. lsE Lincoln street. erconed brick
hOute rlth bltn. IN good oder Rent $lo
per month, All Tor sale at low prices and
easy terms. Inquire OF
GEO. W BUSH,
92H french street, Wnarf
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
Delaware Bsptist Union.

The eighth annual tession of the Della
ware Baptist Union, which convened at
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the South
Chester Baptist Church, Chester, Penna
concluded its labors last evening and
adjourned. The attendance was good
and the sessions highly interesting. The
Second Baptist church and the Della
ware avenue Baptist church of this city
were each represented by their pastors
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19
a Pair lbrnnhs.

Pierce "olfapger was found by
tfficer Bri: Ike yesterday morning very
drunk and taken to the hall. He was
arraigned beto,e Judge Cu,pmrus this
moving ard vas fined a ana costs.
William MCDonue,, uas very drunk
' yesterday, in fact SO drunk thar he had
10 be hauled to tue poil,n citation IN a
wagon. He begged the Judge thi-
morning to let bin OIL, hut ~ lie lad
Given the ilio"r 80 iaLch trCub hc was
Fl ned 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-19

~ NEW CASTLE CDUNll. The
eleventh annual Institute for New Castle %.
will be held IN Institute Hail, Wilmington,
on the u. sd, An, 9th 81 eosmber, l's'.
Able and popular Institute lecturers will
TO present ana take part Ia tho exercises o.
tbs day sessions 4 prominent feature OF
the Institute will te the evening enter ain
men's, for which the services Of tho most
popular platform orat. r. have been seoured
II Is ex ec:ed that All teachers whose names
appear upon Tho iOlI will be sfesent at The
opening tcssion, WEDNLSDAI AFTER
NOON, December ID. Soho com missioner r.
and alt oth.r. interested in educational
matters are cordially invited TO attend. TX
cursion tickets with he gold on card orders
which may DO pro cured through thu super
iutendeuts r. n WILLIAMS,
IL u. CARPENTER,
sup srintendonts.
lover DBL, ho7. le, 1855. MS LIS