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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
PHILADELPHIA, RICH fCrS
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

,rDo,,,ed ga ling days: Every IL s.Sntr
and fKiDAY at ~ NJ, and every sOSpAi
atbA. N. r.,,axs, steam.
an, received TN 1880 A NJ: iof Snn I,u. ss
steamer till 5 r. NJ. SATURDAY
ceiVed daily Till 4. NJ.
Fare, IS. -.,... .,.,,,,, To
ro' '"'"S j. W. AcSfAERlck.
General Passenger agent nT,ee h.ese's'
,.so General issa's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

DAILY FNCEpT -tNDAf~t
400 b. A.. accumm DdstIuu, leaves
Trpad. street station. arrive ~
al Ashland Al p %. 81.
e.ol D. ~. leave, tlba. aIUseA G' AsH'
and az GA D. NJ.
z-uA 81 arrives al E.Ba. leaves Ash
and at6.43 \. NJ.
So 4 NJ accommodation. ar. 'Fs Ar
|.ruad. Stp.et station. t.stJ
ashland az = 4. NJ.
-..g g. ~. arrives NJ ilbl .ca-es Asa-
andaf5.lZ b. ~
90. TAYT.UU. General Ticket A-"Ui
.. q. ID. Nl.IF,. General ~upr ..uteni,H..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

DO NOT USE IMPROPER GLASSES,
nor allow your eyes to suiier for want OF
tpectaces Either case must not leah 10
blindness. but IL has tendency To make
one uncomfortable by pfoVoklns heSu.
ache. dizziness. &C.. ana may eventually
lead TO painful burdensome and useless
eyes. ~ - t.
All glasses made and adjusted TO suit
each individual case. 10 matter how scent
In0lv severe. at charges within the reach
NJ all. DIR. s. GALESKl
Consulting Optician,
40 east Grace street
pfiicc-hours: \. NJ. to ) L. NJ.
rs My circulars stating when glasses
should tirst he worn or those in use aban-
doned mailed free on application.
f. 1885,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
See how you use it and how you abuse IT,
pR. s. GALESkL
CONSULTING OPTGCGAN,
Ar no EAST GRACE STREET

AT 7IO EAST GRACE STREET.
furnished with every convenience anu ia.
ciIity for the examination OF the eye and
construction OF such glasses as may ne pro-
per to remedy optical defects.
THE SEW UNDERGRADUATES IN
~TRCMENT
ip use at my Office is the greatest achleNe-
ment known to modern science for the pur-
nose of discovering errors Of Tefraction IN
The human eye without the use OF bella
donna or atropla formerly required thus
doing away with the trouble. inconve.
nience. and loss OF time incident to the Old
In order TO prove the efficiency OF my me-
thod. will examine any ones eyes until
the 10Th day OF March
FREE o. CHARGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
BY T.. Il. Cook. Auctioneer,
No. "a Ninth street.

VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE.
TODAY
$40 o'clock will sell large assortment
81 really excellent FURNITURE. Including
SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER SUlI-com-
plete and nearly new;
WALNUT BUFFFTS,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE; yrop
WALNUT and MAHOGANY fAhLOn
SUITS-complete; =.
toqether with a great variety Of regular
UOUSEKEEPi GOODS.
These goods belong TO parties leaving Tue
c,ty, and being OF good quality the sale de-
,e,yes and should attract the attention OF
housekeepers. Sale positive.
10 10 Il. j. COOK. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO
w know that BrightEope Graie-Coa! can
he purchased at 81, S4.5O, and s. per ton
Every ton IN weighed on the scales uf tne
company. II your dealer cannot or VIII
not furnish you 10 Is because he IS making
more money on some Othercoal and not be-
cause the coal he sells you is cheaper or bet
ter. You can get the best coal for the east
money II you Willadyise. by Telephone Zfo
/ or by postal JAMES Il. WEkIH.
ia II SUPERINTENDENT and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
FOR RENT.
by y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
THE GREENBRIER WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS
OF
WEST VIRGINIA
FOR RENT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

In nursuance Of decree OF the Circuit
Cont of the United states for the district OF
West Virginia entered in the cause Of W -.
smart. &c, rs, Greenbrier White sulphur
springs Company, on the 23d day OF Ja iL,l-
airy. 1888, shall proceed TO rent AZ pu,u,.c
auction. in front OF the Office OF the auction
cor No north Eleventh street, IN the CITY
- v oh nnnh Va. ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

NOTICE.-We will sell at the Rich
~ mond. Fredericksburg and POTOMAC
railroad THIS DAY. February ~, 1856. 1
carload OF EXTRA FINE CAbbAUb' at q
O'Clock z. VI. without fall.
X. II. FOX \ Co,
Commission Merchants.
r.. IN az RichmOnd Va.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24

Al PH.atka with Jacksonville. Trusua 81 ny
West EaliW"y. ana IT. AUGUSTINE ls...I sut4ta.,
Kan ,TrA, f.Hi fast rIyuE steamers faF 81. Az.
gustuuc, Green Cove Springs. .fGlk~,,tlI
AMI all points North. Ea~t and West. Ass.
with the Twin Screw iron steamer. ~ lry. i
PulHtEa," ana Steamship city 81 Nsr-f... i d.
for Charleston, New York, B ss-cu Fl.I..fr. :
rL}a, etc.
Mail trains make close connection agra -vazs
wa j. 4. y X ". r. J.. at ,faC IsCuN lie g.- <.
lall-c Coast Line. Fast Mai,
At Gainesville with thToUgh Pullman sleep
erS over savannah, Florida y Western RS for
New Orleans, Cedar Keys, Pensacola. say.a-
Louis and all points West.
At pcula with Florida Railway and Eavlys-
tinu Co, = =. -. 4 e. r.. Il.
~ Aston "in 81 Johns river steamer, .
iHssS.uyIl.C- sanford and way landings
Ut lt,=buTE with the ST Johns and 81
Eustls division OF tie Florida Southern EsgsI-
way. and boats on Lakes Harris, EEI~fE- #F..t
'rfthU iCI all points ON Igtts.
A. Pcmbvrtnn's Ferry with South FI,r.H-
Ky Tor Lakeland, Tampa, IIeh.auu. k.--iI-
me barlow Orlando. Sanford ana Hadr CIT T.
1T Puuta Cora with steamer Alice How
Myers
:. CONANT. O. w. BR0NwFIr
General Manager. (-eu'I Psss. A gent.
:. e.. CO|AS, Ger T-av. Azt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24

\ departure may T.. u.udc more success
III Is the assistance ri friends. Some
NNl incoming person treat The dying as
ti""--1 JHvy were b,-- il of reason, when,
IN T."i.ly, IN that L.ur there may lie
heightened and ,yIsijiZgd mentality
hri-h',r than ever before. 1t is not right
tttH '' .tft up the hands of the diving
ahd ,NH.tine the finger nails to see If
they u- black through impaired CircuIa-
tion- D.. 20 tcrl ot the feet 10 see if they
are already cold Think you the mortal
whom l.U sample as You would over ripe
poultry or louEkopt beef, does not know
what Your actions por,euds Have YOU
not Iii'rIetl the look Of pain on the face
az tGe sufferer ~ some Gallons wretch
thus troubled his last hour. Let us re-
srcct d.a.a. which is cmlu,utIv r,sDsct
able. having been rracticcd by ali the
good and great OF cayth-C5r. NIr.uy
Iyeu.... Journal
It Is Sui.i t.s- til. application al . tlt OF ice.
Crcveu .s.t -...a.. % I'D. '-'.. IT tho ear will
stop Ei
Csc,. t.t.. ,.s.., y- ,s kitchen IA.
BE anal -..- ... urf. - Books tfl- hold tin
ware
G!a1s d, In--e@l cru.t os Jg.1 pies with
white >. ar Tiny VII uat Ia soz-v
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24
WHAT MAY BE SEEN m TIE PAINT
ROOM OF A THEATRE.

Great Advance Made in Scene Painting
I'm the Fast Ten Years-Sot Drop of
oil Used" Taking Up Scene New
Ideas to the Front.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24
AT DAWN.

DoSt thou tcns .Jr me IS long for theef
wonder Is / lie here.
And look far down in the drowsy south,
And sigh for thy warm arms, breast and mouth
While the dawn creeps upwards,
Dear
Dear. lie and dream-WLie / dream sem
Just TO float thro' space from here,
Over the fields that Us now divide
Til lie down at the soft, warm side
OF the sweetest woman.
Dear
Over fields Of wheat thu tret-,c5 come. sweet,
Singing soft and low, but clear.
OF how they careSsed thy mouth and eyes
As they came Ger fields from Paradise,
With this tender message.
Dear:
The way is as long as poets song,
When the song is sweet and clear,
And though she los in the drowsy south
So cold AMI still, yet warm Is her mouth,
And she's waiting for him
Dcar
John Ernest Mccain in New YORK Graphic.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24

How Gen. Meade Examined the ConFet.
erate works to His Hearts Content.
June 9-Sunday.-Pici,cts r-ere firing oil
night. To-day has been bright and exceed
ingly hot. Sharpshooters and artillery ct
work all day. We marched back TO our
original position last night, but brought all
our killed and wounded. We are now in
plain sight Of the cIty-Pctcrsburg. At 0
a. N. n battery Of mortars commenced she'll
ing the enemy, doing good execution.
At 10 a. III. an orderly handed me q note
from Gen. Hancock, in which he told me that
Gen. Meade had ordered him to charge the
enemy's work in our front Immediately, and
he asked me my opinion rs 70 how many men
it would cost. | sent word back that I
thought it would cost &C, 600 men, and then it
was doubtful as to our being able to carry
the works. Gen. Hancock sent my note 70
Gen. Meade, who, after reading it, sent for
me to come TO his headquarters at once. I
went AMI explained 70 him the cncrlv's
position, but, as l did not wish him TO depgrI
entirely on my opinion, requested him to 20
with me and see for himself. He consented,
and suggested that he doff his uniform coat
and don plain blouse and tt He did so.
and after we had ridden a few hundred
yards proposed TO hitch our horses and 70
the rest OF the way on foot l was deter
mined that the general should see Just what
was in front Of Us, and l knew lie had too
much sense to drive tho men into a charge
after he saw the cnemy's position.
We now continued our way on foot. There
was line Of old locust trees, about ten or i!t-
teen feet apart, along which 4 board fence had
been built and n HEDGE planted Tho hcd-c
vas not very thick, yet, with the board fence
Cnl the locust trees, l. afforded 4 pretty cool
shelter for our front line Of skirrlishers, who
Ucre about 100 yards from the cucmy's lines.
leading down . this position was little
c!urnp OF second growth pines. Wen, Ly stoop-
lus low and walking On our In. and knees
for q few rods, the general and reached the
hedge. On reaching q little oDs iuc in the
ledge. the general took a low pos. ion and
handed him my field glass, which. Iy the way,
is very strong ono, and lie lay down and cx-
Cmsued the gueUy's works 10 his hearts con
tent When Le had satisfied himself lie handed
;ue the glass ANA -J.l, "WcIi SO back" Mt
another WORT was spoken until we reached
orr horses. When ga.!op.ug back hc simply
made the remark, Il had no idea they had so
strong u position" Bat yvheu we reached
headquarters lie thanked me very kindly for
my suggestions etc, and / babe him good
day and went back 90 the front.
We did not charge tie enemy that day, and
| am confident that thousands Of lives were
saved by our not doing So. The field in front
Of the enemy was level and smooth. Their
strong fort iu-It.1us were crowded with in
fantry, auj we could SEQ tho muzzlgs of at
least 200 pieces Of artillery. undoubtedly
Ioublc-shottcj, awaiting us. But We did not
please the r,hs ~ attending the picnic they
had evidently gotten MP for uur benefit
Gen. +. ". Eutt"rii..5S Diary ia Kansas
City journal.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24
Emc Outra-. ,UoU inc I'tss.s.sa -at,s.-
deacon a. tho Ch,rCE of ENGLAND.

Zine outra-. Upon inc I'us.s.sn -at,s.-
deacon "a tac Church of England.
When "a officer wan. TO got Uu s1.rn c-,-
element why can't l.. follow. IL ~. footsteps
Of ta"t m1dcgn captain os I'll. thirteenth
ltus,.ir-. lie smashed "a few thin v..lc Le
was in Nari,zaur-, and al out "a pare devil
meut, too. DON'T think tho story &C The uut-
rage on the Durham agahdos"ou ui tL- Church
of England has ever been fully described. It
is too rich 70 Ic forgotten. The archio@cou,
you see, had jourucyoI Up 10 the city - have
a hand ia that ueITle-.u-, bishop business,
and put up n tho club
rs usual after Giu.er Sic captain made a
rccounaI~SauCe. AMI on IcrIluE into tho read
ing room lac lturii q peculiar luo.UE luIu Of
the church, wearing what is commonly SHOWN
as tile occupied iutau,iE W reading
newspaper. A grin ovcrslT-ol tEa face ~
the captain. ami then he pre- pared IL. action.
Grasping hi5 Walking s,.-. firmly, Eo with
pautomimir ,@rctulugss Crg.t toward tho
GrcEGcacou, Whose breath w.s r.Irly taken
away by "a voice yelling into h.s ear, For
Gods SAKE. sir let ua smash that Eat.'
Quick IS Thought the startled ogchlcacon
dropped Lis paper sratchgd his tile or his
head, and, ullr ing If carefully under lis arm
out or tho reach q; t,.r Intruder. caz.I fear
fully ~ Linn, dumb With mixed surprise,
anger, aud, The captain a-terwarI declared,
with fear. Having M last found voice to 70
luke the mu.y di-Urlav &C his Eracc-wLo
laughed at Linn ;.I She t.mc-Le wont % tho
corner Of tic GrI '1..i. vas viut.r-ard
sat down tharr.
Tho captain hal r.- ,iu. E,I j, Simply
ran 10 the diiiiu~ room anil called l. his devil
may-carc friends 10 como anil src a raraoa
with n Ic-e;.'ar I.Ntupr.r.' Immediately. rs
il by common consent. tho fruit a-t tie mats
were cleared Of the table, and the practical
iolicrs, ranged IL line ut the dining goom
door. delivered yoiIcy ut the unfortunate
tile" which wa of course, Knocked into tho
Fireplace AMI So damaged that it never went
on the heal az tlr aTchiclccu again. One
would have though. Chat the joke wuulJ have
Cudcl here Eut So. Tho fl-rv gentlemen,
having ~cen The effects of their Shots seized
the reverend visitor a;I carried him round
and round tHs room until they had had
enough Of h. Ia y then Suddenly dropped
him on tho iiNrr. whore th'y left Linn sore,
but in peace. aHl considerably shocked and
out ~ temper That tWs ming tho rev
crenI visitor ordered lis Uorsmauteaus 10 Lc
taken - thu C--=. cui o.. club law him no
more Pail Mall Guzett.
\ Rich Gum 1IauufaCtuEvr.
i respondent carvia-' was drawn Gs.>.-
ingly past n hotel ~ Lou- Branch, aHd in il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24
Parker'S IntGTlaChen Dye Works

AL KINDS OF LADIES SILK AND
" Oouen Dresses Dyed and Cleaned W lhOut
ripping Also, Gentlcp ems Clothing Cleaned
and Dyed, in the D.. CSt perfect manner
X. FARRAR Il co, Agents for Palatka
and vicinity, VIII give You Information in r.
gard to prices, etc. nolO limo
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24
\ Rich Gum 1Iauuf,cturgr.

i respondent carvia.-r was drawn G.>..-
ingly past hotel IT Iou.- EraurG, and in j.
sat a solid sort Of man. asked his ramc 81
my companion on The tHv.u-.i vgrauda, All
the answer conveyed Io information rs tr
VINO or what NE Wa. 50 / pursued my III
quiry in n true American spirit 10y askia,
how he had made the wealth which was ar-
parent in his cquipag". Look around Us
was the reply, "aud you viii scc that about
three out of four OF the women, young or Cl 2.
are chewing gum. The awful gum habit les
taken hold OF the jaws of the fashionable w.
men throughout the country this summer.
Just rs You observe it here 50 it i at every
resort. Tho fascination Of gum chewing
equals that Of opium / do believe and it.
slaves are slaves indeed. Wen. 90 around
the corner TO the drug store 10 buy a stick OF
the flvorite gum and You VIII find that it is
manufactured by the man we saw in tho car
ri1Ec The article is protected 10y patent.
He invented ]. five years ago, when he kept
little candy store in i back street OF New
York. His customers were tho pupils Of 4
public school near Uy, and the gum pleased
them Tho appetite Tor it spread beyond the
immediate n-i--b0rLooi. and the man soon
found customers ut wholesale, though il a
small way, IN other ccnfectiOuers. Then lie
got o-t his patent and put the gum into the
market Systematically. Children throughout
the land became victims 10 il. lie lad 70
establish a considerable factory. The sale
was cdroitly pushed. Lately the demand
was CSccllcd by a truly fashionable craze.
and ! don't know how many thousands Of
dollars the chap has made, but he rides in his
---9 .--.,-ria..-. OF OF events"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24

ST. Johns ard Lake Eustis Div

-v,rr.>.- Nal INEI-.
E.s +. lam.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29
Another Fisd ON willow Greek.

Zach Hayes. who has g stopping.
place on Willow Creek, a couple of
miles from Vanlandingham's, acci-
dentally discovered a good-looking
ore-bearing vein, the other day, while
hunting on the divide between Beaver
Creek and the next creek west. The
ore assays s12 in silver and g in
gold. 1t is free milling. The vein
is between four and Eve feet wide,
and the groupings show up for over
600 feet.
The Willow Creek country is evi.
IDENTITY rich in precious metals, and
next summer there will undoubtedly
be quite a rush of prospectors to that
region.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29
Obstacles To MarriaHe.

Happy relief from Excuses in early
youth. Nervous debility and all
Chronic special diseases cured by the
New Treatment. Obstacles to mar.
rage removed. Books, Circulars and
Reports sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address
HOWARD Association, PH1LADRL-
PHIA, PA. ie23m6d&w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29
County Republican Committee.

There will be meeting of the Re-
publican County Central Committee
of Alturas county, at Haley, on Sat
urday, July 3lst, at 2 p. m. A full
attendance is particularly requested.
The appertionment of delegates from
the different election precincts, and
the time and place to hold the County
Convention, will be decided at this
meeting.
GEO. A. BLACK, Chairman.
l.. Z. ANDERSON, Secretary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29
Episcopal Guild Picnic.
HALEY, July 20, Is

I1AILhf, jury 10, IoOU.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE TImEs:-
lease announce in your paper that
me foung Folks Guild of the Epis-
'opal Church will have a picnic at
l'orsey's grove, about one mile below
''al'ey, tomorrow. We will leave
own about s o'clock. All mem 5ers
7 the Guild are respectfully requested
+ De at the church. promptly, at that
hour.
lhBBIE LuFKIN, President.
NAhE+ PAYNE, Secretary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29
The Hunting Season

Has come, and Steward Bros. are
to furnish ammunition of all
kinds. We make speciality OF load
ing shells to order; also carry q com.
plete line of fishing tackle.
STEWARD Bros,
to the H. z. BURKHARr
STATIONERY Co.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29

Greater benefits may be derived
from the vacation season if, at the
same time, the blood is being eleansed
and vitalized by the use at Ayers
Sarsaparilla. An increase Of appetite,
vigor, and buoyancy of spirits attend
the use of this medicine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29

r "Facts are stubborn things" and
sufferers from Chills and Fever find
this complaint very stubborn fact
until they commence the use of Ayers
Ague Cure. This medicine never
fails to cure even the worst cases.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29
"Wanted"

To lease for one or more years,
good hotel where 20 beds can be put
in. Will take a Miners Boarding
house of 30 boarders. References
good, and party entirely responsible.
Address "Boarding house," TINES
office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price rs
cents. For sale at Tracy's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-29
HALEY pOsOmce.


MAILS ARRIVE:
-, the North IL NJ ana ~ Pm.
r-,,n Bullion. llU A. N
MAILS CLOSE
80. tsa North ...---. 1 P. ID. and 500 ''
rs RnlliOn, -. -iZ-oO M
fo II ,,ails FROM Muldoon Stanton, Crichton, Sol
der, Corral Creek. Atlanta and Rocky Bar arrive
and depart by railroad.
OFFICE HOURS I:
o8ee always open to owners of locs boxes.
,I.nernl Delivery snd Gall Boxes open from 80
IN until 200 D. M. Sundays, from IL, noon, TO
ppm. n.. r.... 1890.
-, s:3O A. H. until p. III. All registers must
hs in by l D. M OF they will not leave that day.
No Money Order registry business transacted
on Sundays or legalholidays.
oA IL. BEWS, Postmas
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-01-01

WA AoN A'tAh g. laIiS> uttt 'i' Stll itttt!S OOtS
for the mind of the later is analytical
whereas that of the former is essentially
constructive. He wishes to p,lss things 10
gether. Composition then come; first, The
rules of Grammar. a summing up of pre-
vious knowledge, last. As the little ones
have no textbook on this subject. the writer
would take the liberty with hint to the
printer to use small type> even 1t the risk
Of making this pape1 tiresonle. of suggest
ing to those teachers who have not given
tho matter much thought, some scheme
like the following, a. IN aid in systematic
ing their work: First Reade. u Writing
sentences from Reader. " Learning the
use Of capitals by writing names Of teacher,
classmates, days Of the week, towns. etc.
and Of familiar places and things Second
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-01-01

Ass-s>sNA ~ ''AAtIAS5 AtStltcAs
and learning especially the use Of tho pc
iiod AM capital. u Learning the co1reca
Hsc Of IS, are, htis, mere. has. hare. etc, by
writing sentences, with thesa words; by
making statements containing sub ccts in
the singular and plural l.nmlc-, and BY
filling blanks il sentences with them. ~
Learning the co4.cc. use Of simple word,
Of same pronunciation b,l3 diffe-rn. spell
ing, Is tno. e, ton. h9ar, he.'p, M"iy, there,
see. sra. ba. be, blne, b!cr, riyht, ,rrite, etc
~ Wiling sentenc,; ab,lt familiar ob-
jec-i, q q h5we.. le.f. apple, etc. first Pre-
.'"lltel 10 hon b. the tcachc. and its part,
and uses discussed. Third Reader ~
Writing paragraph Of Rea lc' from teach
o., dictt:.tion, and afterwards correcting
c;,Eeeully all ci1oz:,. l2) Writing son
se,ice, hat make statements, express com
nands. ask questions. and learning cspe.
ci;!lly Inc use Of the comma and inte,1oga-
;ionp point I3) Making one sentence Of two
statement, having the same subject, and
one sentence OF statements with the same
Predicate. ~ Writing sentence, contain
ing THIS Eini. Mo' sort. ctc and supplying
,hem in blanks. ~ Wlitiny sentences con
,;.lllilly verbs ending in =" rs sees, hears,
&c. and chen changing 70 see. h~a,. etc. (G)
Drill Oh tho forms hss seen. hare secn. sf,v.
has goe, ~. IN, donr, mant, etc. u
Teach III sentences the % Of words of sim
lla+ pronunciation but different spelling.
81; .hoTar. .Hoar, him. hyMn, Mrasr, M,Ovgh.
"e'h. rect, ttes, the, Iruy pryH, son, sun.
mn, ~, sees. sei:e. dic1, dyed, by. buy ceils,
sets, dH. 0Wi. cent, scent ~ Writing
shot letters to father and mother abou.
studies and plays. 90 Writing short CON-
positions about picture; in the Reader, BIZ
answering in succe sion question; placed
on the boara by teachc,, QO) Object lei
sons Is before. Fourth Reader IL Wri
ting paragraphs from memory. and cor
zec,ing mistake; by refcrcnc, to tho tex.
Y, Learning tho use of the apo strophe.
comma. and exclamation points from suit
able sentences. q, Drill on comparison
and ON the right use of conncctivcs. AZ
Compositions from object lessons, mistakes
to b., corrected by classmates, and after
wards By teacher. ~ Writing business
le'sttens end forms (6) Special attention to
healing, subscribing, folding and backing
leste-s. Fifth Reader ~ Composition
from object lessons. Y, Changing poetry
into Prose q, Writing from memory de-
OF places. scenery and events read
By The teaeher from some author, us Wash
ington Irving, OF simple but imaginative