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The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

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schools have been provided, school
buildings erected, and the present school
system inaugurated.
The first school districts of Silver Bow
County were organized in 1881, and at
the election held that year, Mr.. r. B.
Hassell' was elected Superintendent of
Schools. Mr.. Hassell qualified and en-
tered upon the duties of his office on
May. I, 1881, at which time there were
four organized school districts. Other
districts were established by the County
Commissioners, as follows:
District No. was established Septem-
Der 10, 1882. ..
District No. was established March 5,
1885, by the division Of District No. 2.
The School Districts are located as fol-
lows: 49,: ..."..s5.. --.....
District No. comprises the entire city
Of Butte and the adjoining villages Of
South Butte, Centerville, Walkerville
and Meaderville, and the school at
Blacktail, at present ungraded. School
rooms are 90 situated that every pupil
can attend. The several school-rooms
in District No. are presided over by
the following excellent corps of teachers,
under the supervision of Professor Jehiel
x. Davis, superintendent Of City and
District Schools, to whose ability and
zeal the present high standing of the
schools is largely due, viz:
THE TEACHERS.
Professor Arthur G. Newill, Principal
of High School.
Miss Maria L. Riggs, Assistant, High
School.
Mr.. A. F. Hunt, Eighth Grade.
Miss Mary O'Farrell, Seventh Grade.
Miss Nettie Emerson, Sixth Grade.
Mrs. Emma Wilson, Fifth Grade.
Miss Lizzie Pettibone, Fifth and Sixth
Grades.
Mr.. F. K. Wilson, Grammar Grades,
Walkerville.
Miss Kate /. Siebenalar, Fourth
Grade, A.
Miss Kate A. Mahoney, Fourth
Grade, B. ~.....
Mrs. Irene Morshead, Third Grade, A.
Miss Louise Lockley, Third Grade, B.
Miss Lizzie Noyes, Second Grade, A.
Miss Marie Renouard, Second Grade, B.
Miss Jennie Pettibone, First Grade, A.
Mrs. NJ. $. Gibbs, First Grade, B.
Miss Mary Howell, East Broadway
Primary.
Miss Mary, R. Layton, Travonia
Primary.
Miss Alice L. Crossman, Depot Primary.
Miss Flora Richardson, N1eaderyille
Primary.
Miss Grace Porter, Centerville Prim-
ary.
Miss Kittie O'Donnell, Centerville
Primary.
Miss NJ. B. Sullivan, Walkerville
Primary.
Miss B. w. Holland, Walkerville
Primary.
Miss Nora O'Neill, Blacktail ungraded.
The school district owns several very
large and commodious school buildings;
the central school being quite an orna-
ment to the city, the same having been
erected in 1882; however, there are not
nearly enough to accommodate the fast
increasing number of school children.
The utter lack Of sufficient rooms is
shown by the fact that the Board Of
Trustees have rented for school pur-
poses, in different portions of the dis
trict, six rooms, for which q monthly
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BUTTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
4 olsnes a. tho Educational Facilities Of
re. The City Of 9utts.
The Number Of Schools andsthe Num-
ber Of Pupil1.
The System Of Instruction Fully Oevel.
oped-The Curriculum ~ Adopted
for the Various Grades.

The public school system Of Butte has
achieved that standard Of proficiency
and excellence that has been attained
after years Of study and experience on
the part of educators in the management
Of the public schools in the larger cities
of the United States. The common school
is essentially American and has found it's
most complete development in this coun-
try, where all school interests are under
State authority; they being supported
and maintained by direct taxes upon the
people, managed entirely by a Board of
Trustees elected by the people, and be-
ing free to all makes the public school
an institution Of the people, and they
have been very properly called the
"People's University" With the ad-
vancement of civilization and education
in this country, the methods of instruc-
ton have been constantly improving,
until the present high state Of education
al methods and facilities have been at
tanned. Experience has demonstrated
the falsity of the old idea that the rod
was the most essential factor in the edu-
cation of the youth. The rod has given
way to more advanced and humane
methods of enforcing obedience and
industry by systematic, well regulated
course Of simple mind training, objective
instruction, singing of songs, ETC., the
pupils become interested in their work
and learning is made easy rs we'll as
pleasant. A#@"""@. .."a~@- #...
The present fourishing condition of
the schools of Silver Bow County, and
of those of the city of Butte especially,
is due to the employment of able teach
ers, applying the latest and best meth
ODDS of instruction and an earnest effort
on the part Of all to improve and perfect
discipline, which has increased in
most gratifying manner and the schools
reached that degree of usefulness to be
source of qualification to all citizens
and patrons. The zeal, earnestness, and
ability displayed by the teachers in the
conduct Of their several departments is
commendable and worthy of especial
notice. The excellent standard of the
schools is evidently fully appreciated by
the parents of the county, who attest
their confidence in the efficiency, purity
and worth of the public schools by pat
ronizing none other; it is q fact worthy
of mention and illustrates the value
placed on the public schools by the peo-
pie of all classes, that there is not de-
nominational school in the county of
Silver Bow. All creeds and sects of re-
ligion unite in an earnest and unquali-
fed support and patronage of the peo-
ple's schools.
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General Statement
Report of School District No. 1, for the
year ending August n, 1885.
Klnsnoinl,
Money in hand at beginning ofyear. .....e ISL 10
Amt drawn nom Co. school fund s.......- 10 ~ 81
Ant drawn nom special school tax,., mn n
Received nom aAle or rent u sehool pro V4g
Boas: IS g
rotal receipts, inelndins bonds so,d... ~ q
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ExPgND1ruREe,

EXPENDITURES.
Eta Eta s %aas ts :sasSs;. ~ e
Paid for building, renting and repair
ing school houses 11e4 Is
Paid Pa for maps. charts and apparatus. q So
a id on BON Son R0d debt $500 principal Is 9
Paid .er e'ss. "a g
Amt on hand At close OF year ............. SO 70
ss2,so4 O.
Present value of school buildings and
1900 90
Present value Of furniture, apparatus.
e1C. 4,5OO 90
Cash in County Treasury to credit Of
district. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 20
Total available resources. s7s9 10
LIABILITIES.
f h0naea deD n o. district 6,9o 60
Total indebtedness . ...........,,,,S 6,424 So
MISCELLANEOUS.
Number Of census scholars in district .... 2.l9S
Number that attended school during year. 1878
Number of days school has been taught. 1888
School houses, frame, brick, total....... 8
Number ofschool rooms In use during year. 20
Number Of teachers employed, 8male, II
Rate Of wages-naie teachers SO To- siS
per month; female teachers, Sos to SIS
per month.
Besides these eight school houses
which are owned by the district, there
have been two additional houses rented,
and used for school purposes during the
year.
PRESENT SCHOOL CENSUS.
A. V. Cory, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees Of School District No. I, on the
3Oth Of November completed the taking
of the school census for the present year,
and from his report The MINER takes
the following figures; the heading being
as required by law:
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There is something significant in the
fact that the repairs OF tho Colin Campbell
divorce case incr'SsNd the circulation Of
the London even. newspapers by a
quarter Of million copieH daily.
Here are enough people TO make a
populouS city who were attracted to the
evening newspapers by the publication OF
auch stuff as ought not to bo published at
all. The circulation Of the London morn
ing newspapers was also largely increased
for tho same reason.
Everywhere there arc men and, sad TO
say, women too, who take littlO interest
in newspapers except when they can fud
in them publications forbidden by every
consideration Of dcCency. People Of this
moral grade think 1t waste OF money 10
buy, and OF time to read, stcady.going
newspaper which gives them the legiti-
mate news OF the day told decently and
without tho high seasoning which do.
prayed taste demands.
It's pity that there are such people
and that there are so many Of them. Their
influence is on the wrong aide and they
help to drag down to a lower moral level
the community in which they live.
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No Shortage Of Natural Gas Hero.

The Pittsburgh Times, not quite grasp
ing the geography Of the situation, infers
ftou tho practical failure Of natural gas at
tho wo,kD OF tho Junction Iron Company
and at Brilliant, that there is o RCSrcity OF
gas in Wheeling.
Both the places spoken Of being IN Ohio,
the nearest sixteen miles from Wheeling,
on plps llneg which do not touch Wheel
Ing, our Pittsburgh friend will realize that
Wheeling has no share in the misfortune.
II has already been explained that the
trouble at Brilliant and at Miugo Junction
arise from the amallness Of the supply
pipe, defect which, in oil probability,
will soon bo remedied.
Wheellng's supply OF natural gas is
abundant and satisfactory. The CompR.
MES have shown remarkable enterprise
aud iorOthought in the construction Of
their plants. They have good territory
aud arc STEADILY developing 1t. They
command ample capital and have been
free in their expenditures. They havo
done much baster than could have been
expected, lnd W. believe they ara able
to meet all tho demands that are likely 10
DO made on them for natural Eas.
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Uhe 4aGcliggtGer,
wurELNo, W, VA, DEoNMnEN 9a' 1885,


Ohio liquor men sre augry Wit their
attorpeys and with tho Democratic party
for assuring them that they never would
have to pay tho tax OxRc.ed by the Dow
law,
The apsurarCes were not honestly given
for only the liquor men, thus imposed
upon, hsd the slightest hope that It would
bs D sslblo to get out Of paying the tax
Now two payments must be made
at once, delinQusnts are being hard
pressed to raise tho money, aud others
will 90 out Of business from inability to
pay, II they had refused to trust the
Democratic party snd their own attorneys,
they would now be- better oil.
Tbs idea that something Is 10 ba gained
by going into the Supreme Court Of the
Unite States Is abinrd, There il no case
10 take there. The Stale Of Ohio, through
its LegIslaturo, has enacted law which
the highos! court in the State declares tc
bs valid under tbs Constitution Of tint
State.
No question Of national policy is in
yo'ysd. Tho law touches matter will
which the s!ata has full power to deal
whether by license, tax or by prohibi
tory legislation. M Comtor! ia to DO hSC
from the Supreme Court oil the Unitec
Ststeg,
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nnrAKrAsfi pupalEf.N b 3

g.
The Saratoga slide gspqe tobpgsRHspna
trip off, 800 tsst,, VI " "
The average yield Of Whess In New
York State 10 seventeen bushels IN acre.
Goods are now taken from New York to
New 0rleans cheaper than to Nashville,
A fish company in Bayfield,, Wis, has
tons Of frozen whitetish, trout and her
ring corded up.
Patties OF horse lsRh, sold at second class
restaurants In Paris, are, as the EngIlah
say, mot bad"
1t appears that since November ] over
A 600 600 OF pounds OF oleomaTgarine have
been assessed under the two cent tax law,
DR.. Fl. NJ, ShaGer, of Wooster, O., is dy-
ing from blood poisoning caused by par
ing corn with q knife he had used at the
diFseCtinR table.
The New York Life Insurance Company
has purchased block Of Kansas City ,ioF
1878 600 us the site, and will erect build
ing to cost 81 100000,
A find OF old Iettsrs at Kingston, some
nine hundred in all, tgenty-eight Of which
are from the pen OF Major Andre, haf
lately come into the possession oil TIT
State Library at Albany.
There are 1870 foreign iron Steamship
running between tho United States ,anC
various ports Of Europe. Some Of lhest
coat not more than S2iO,OOO, and otheli
cost as much as IL ,bOO,O 600 each,
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rrn,nrlsrlnn OMnrch E.tnhlI.hed.

Correspondence OF the IRttlligaeer.
DAVIS, W. Va, Dec. 2O,-The commits.
sion consisting Of Rsy. NJ. W. Woodwork,
John NJ. Clymcr and G. W, Finley, with
ruling elders I. f. MCCooO aud John s.
Pancake, appointed ~ the Prasbytery Of
Winchester at it's meeting ut Petersburg,
10 organize church at this place, held ito
meeting on Sunday the 10Th int. Four.
teen members, together with ak baptized
children, were organized into church to
be known as the Presbyterian church OF
Davis, W. Va. At the election oil officers
William K Wilson, formerly an elder in
tho First Presbyterian church In Oumber.
land, Nd, James Parsons, formerly an
elder In the ROmnoy church, and A. D.
Collins, formerly an elder In the Elk Gar.
den church, were chosen elders. j. Neil
Oliver, formerly a deacon In the Hancock
church, Maryland, and Herman A. Myer,
Win, SWartE and A. y Finley were elected
deaCons. After recess the commission re-
assembled, and the above mentioned off.
oors were solOmnly installed. Messrs.
Myor, swartz and Finley were also or
dained as desCons. The meetings, owing
to the church being unfinished, were held
-Mllhnn,A hall.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II
80 send at once and get bottle OF Mas,
WiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP ron Child.
REN TRErnlNa. It's value 10 inCslculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer inn
mediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
there is no mistake about IT, 1t cures
dysentery and diarrhms, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
Boitens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. Mus. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TRRTnING Is pleasant TO the
taste, aud is the prescription Of one Of the
Oldest and best female nurses and physi.
clans III tho United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world.
Price % cents bottle. Awsdw
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No. 5l9 WEST FIpTY'SkyENTH STREET,
N. Y, June 90, 1851 have been q mar.
tyr to bilious headache and dyspepsia
Any indiscretion in diet, oyeE'tatigus, or
cold, brings on a tit Of Indigestion, to be
followed by headache lasting two or three
DAYS at time, Think must have tried
over twenty different remedies, which
were recommended "a certain cures by
loving iIiend4, but it was no use. Like
the lTishman, Igot no bettcrvery last At
Iast thought would take asmple course
Of .purgation with BRANDRETH's PILLS
For the frat week took two Pills every
night, then one Pill for thirty nights in
that time gained three pounds in weight,
and never have had an ache ora pain
since. WILLIAM H. ROCKWELL.
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WEsT BeUND.


The Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Com
pany sends greetings to its pstrons, by an.
nounCing that on December "a, 20 and
81, 1856, and January |, 1887, round trip
tickets, st one fare for the round trip, will
be sold from all stations, TO all statious,
on tho Traus.Ohio Divisions, and on the
Columbus 4 Cincinnati Midland K. Il {,
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. TickOta will he good
returning until January 3, 1887, inclu-
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Not o few OF the citizens oil Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several Of their
friends who had been pronounced by
their physicians as inCursble and beyond
all hope-suIeriug with that dreaded
mouster Consumption-haye been COM
plstely cured by DR., Kings New Discoy'
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and Bronchitis, Trial bottle free at Logan
& Co.'s Drug Store, large bottles ST.,
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Ap EstVerlel Citizen,

They were speaking Of Troy citizen.
Said onO-"What Is his reputation at
home2' Said the other ian Albany mani
-"He has the reputation Of q man OF
honor, and one upon whose judgment i'm.
plicit reliance can be placed" Said the
hnt-'In what way do the citizens oil
Troy show their faith in his ability and
lntegrityT" Said the other-"By always
appointing him referee at their cock
RUhEaN
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Botl, on u Tear,

"Lucy, my daughter" sxclaimeda stern
parent the other morning to the eldest
daughter, who was very late in coming
down to breakfast, "whers did you spend
lasL EVENING"" II was at 3 CkoColstalre
given by the Home Mission Society, papa,
AZ Mis-, Gumbus," "Indeedl And where
were you, Robert you came in very late. =
And, Robert, whoee eyes were red and
whose head felt So big as q circus tent,
said he had been on chocolate tear, too.
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w.D. Uoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ca, says: We
have been selling Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Ditters and BuCklen's
AtniCa Salye for two years. Have never
handled remedieB that sell as well, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have bsen some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines ia this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use Of a few bot.
Ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric BLterg. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
K Co,
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7tF1l SVllNDs
"You are a respeCtablo.loOkIng man.
said the Judge "how did you happen to
ret drunk yesterday and make such q
rumpu, on tho streets that.it took four po,
llceneu 10 conduct you TO the station ~
Ii'll tell Won, judge said the prisoner
Tiny wife Insisted that should accompany
her 10 piano recital last night lfenon.
strAled, said Il would kill INC dead but
che insisted, and co." "You went ont
and gol drunk to escape the plSno recital u
~ did, yOur Honor; | Conluas It." 1.-THE
agpfayalon was oysrpowetlng," said the
Judge, "and ! discharge youi have been
there myself"
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The Time itunorsd NotrO Dame, baltimore.
We have had ample opportunity 10 con.
vince ourselves Of tho efficacy oil SALIVA.
lion oil, We oheeriully submit our
iiAtnee 10 the publlu As tolerence. Re.
epeC,lully, Sisters Of Notre Dame,
Ahadith 4 Eager sIs., Baltimore, Md.
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nucklen,s Arnlca salyo.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhOum, fever
sores, letter, Chspped hands, ChilblSins,
CornB, and oil skin eruptions, and posi.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
ia guaranteed 10 give perfect sstisiaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For RAle BY Logan 4 %.
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DIED.

TRuscHEL-on TUESDAY, December o. 1856. al
6;I6 NJ. JoHS +, TRusCuEL. aI(d 4S years, 3
months and " days
Fuuetal ThurSiAI, December %, a. $50 A, NJ
from his residence ll6 Fourteenth street. BE-
QUEEN mASs At tho Cathedral. lnteGment al
Mt Calvary.
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Chenp E4our.IOn TicAets 10 Tho South.

Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in tho South are now on sale by
the Panhandle route For tickets and
further particulars call on or address j. g.
TomliEsnn, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, ". Va.
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On and after Sunday, December 10,
1885, Baltimore & Ohio passenger trains
will leave Wheeling as follows, city time;
EAST HOUND.
Baltimore and beyond G:4O Am and
5:20 p, NJ daily,
Cumberland accommodation $3.50 A. NJ,
Moundsyillle accommodation ll;35A. NJ
Faimont accommodation 800 !. NJ.
WEST BeUND.
Cincinnati and Chicago Express o:26
A. NJ, daily.
Ohicago Limited 7:55 and 900 p. NJ.
daily.
Columbus accommodation 200 =. NJ.
Cincinnati and St. LOUIS Express 1880
r. NJ. daily.
1850 and G:C0P NJ.
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You can leave your ovelCoat with your
dunClen a buster 10 oil that Is required
ia Che "Glotious Climate Of California
Exoursloh leaves Kansas City via the
Cjfesl Santa Ne Route, ThutelAy, DeCem.
bGf SO. Pack your collar box and git
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Leave BellGlrV al Ia, m. lot woodlHcld and
AneL7llle
Bummefheld.
Arrive al BellAlfU At l2ilb pm from gummutfeld,
$50 p. m for 2AnCsyilO, Si2b m. for WOOdBhold,
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HandkeTGhI8ts Fr0m &c, tO$5,OO,
UMBRELLAS.

We open to-day the finest
stock Of Silk Umbrellas we
have ever shown, Every con-
ceivable design Of silver, gold
and natural wood handles,
Goods all new and fresh, made
especially to our order for the
holiday trade.
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Itrquires sharp wit to distinguish be-
tween jsst and earnest in type.-GaIrcItOn
NewS.
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~sNS-"~"---~@NA@@'--s~---'~'-"
| ! |
Santa-C!auS Coming,
You are Looking AnxlOusly for Som8-
thing
New, Tasty and inexpensive
HOLIDAY Z GOODS.
| | | ] | |
LOGAN & CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists,
Are opening NEw aud HANDSOME STYLES. OF
the INCEST aud CHEAPEST GOODS ever brought
10 this market.


We have not room to describe In detail. Call and
examine We are sure you will flnd something 10
please both taste and purse. CALLs0ON, a. goods
arc gong every day. You're,
LOG "A N &c q O.,
Bridge Corner Druggists. dc
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SALE.
R0SgLAND PLANTATION.

situated on the Mississippi river, lnthe Parish oil
COnCOrdIa Louisiana twenty-five miles below
NItGatZ Miss fronting on the river Que mile aud
thce.iourths and COutsinlnR two thousand GiI
nlIndIed and AeYentyoLe acres (I67ll OF rich Gllu
vial land NUCAvlng bank, secured by good leVCg
in tbs rear and by large government lvyee above
one thousand acres INV In cultivation. Twelve
hundred acres OF valuable timber. Fifty frame
houses now occupied with good labor. Eleven
large cStCEns aud new wind mill for pumping
water. SlAblIHg, blacksmith shop, store house
hnrCh, u large Ihree.slOry kin house, brick sack,
forty horse power Gngne with stands 4 elders
CONTROVERSIAL In good Order Als0a good dwell
lug house situated In u large pecan grove. a good
yOuug orchard q peaches, pears tgs aud pllmS
stick. ind all the necessary imp emGstS for the
u the planta lon, now 10 good order
como and inspect the prOrcrty, or for terms ad
dress ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
duLNd4W Fair View. 'unC0TdiN lRrIAh, Ia.
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srEetAt NoTiCEs,

FiTsi-Ail FlB stopped itee By Dt KllnsI 0tVAI
Nofye RCsl0rof. No FIN alter nnl days use, Mar
Veoua Cfes. Treatise and ta00 TRIAL bottle tfee 70
riIOMea send ,Op d. kline, VI Arch o., rhllA, "a,
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NEM AnYRRrIsRNIENrs.

WANTED-A GOOD, CLEAN IRON.
eau ubtsin good situation At the AGLurs House.
ADDly ut Office, de2l
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
N TRAIEs-On and after Dec. 10. lSSS-ErrIL-
NATION or REFERENCE MARKS. tDaily. tsunday
excepted. MONDAY GXceptod.-WhGoling time: