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the EVENING ''sERMoN."

In the evening Jones said, in the course
Of his discourse:
We are taught in the word Of God that
the wages OF sin IL death. Sin does M
work gradually. It doesn't XIII a man
with one fell blow. What mercy II
would be II some men were struck down
at once by sin.
Young man, have you got a right To
crush out your mothers life? A friend
OF mine said to me, "Brother Jones, nv
two boys are killing their mother. What
would you do2" / said 10 him that some
morning alter they had had a protracted
nights debauch | would 20 up 10 their
ROOM, awaken them and say: "Boys,
there is q woman down stairs that Ia the
bost vile q man ever had, and she Ia the
best mother boy ever had, but You are
killing. her. You had better take down
your shot gun and load II heavily and
shoot her down In the breakfast room.
That would be more merciiul,n
You call 1t freedom TO break your pre-.
cious mothers heart. II that Is freedom |
would rather be bonded slave. NV
God, deliver me from all such ideas as
that ! cav group Of four men the other
day, and one OF them had dragged hls ag.
aociatea Into trouble. What right had he
to do thatH Every saloon align fs an insult
70 every woman and child Ia the country.
II every bar.keeper would 90 10 preaching,
or teaching, or praying, this country would
be q great deal better. lament saw Il
again. Amen. Say IT AoAiN, tAmen, !
That will do, liza man 10 sound asleen he
can't say oAmen." like the Ohio Meth.
ollsta. They will shout "Anenn oniSEer
than you can say Jack Robinson" Chris.
tlanity Is life, We, LIFE. ! like q live
Ohristian: Good Lord, don't let me die
until the breath leaves my body. III had
some OIL your muscle could run a mile
whilo you got up out Of your chair SIN.
nerB are wide awake.
! tell you the man or woman who will
cit down and play progressive euChre n A
gambler and q blickleg In the 5lRht Of
GOD. There 10 always q prize 10 DO won
Or lost, and II you win II you know Won
have won II Of cards. II sinners want 10
play progressive euChre let them do Il.
You call Ill scientific game. II yon cal
TO heaven you will find that God has All L
down, gambling. W"
az, You pat w barkeeper on The shoulder
ana say "lfyou will divide with us and
hne,p pay our taaes We will license you.D
! had rather walk 10 church In streets
knee'ueep with MUD than on streets paved
with whisky money. This old Govern.
ment has no conscience. II you were 70
70 up 10 Congress and mention the word
conscience, they would all run up 10 the
dictionary 70 know what that means. Con.
science don't enter Into legislation Ia thls
country, God help 10 dig Up The conscience
q legislation. We will have different laws
then. You 90 into the newspaper Office
and about conscience. II would scare Them
almost 70 death. They advertise tho Now
Ufleaus Lottery Of 10 cents q line, and al.
veftlae al tho saloons In town. What
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-23

JIM. LITTLE has opened to the public
his Baltimore 4 Ohio Restaurant and Con
feCtlonery, No, II Sixteenth street. First
class meals will DO served at all hours al
reasonable priccu. Also board by the week
day or meal, can be secured. Mr.. Little
uaos Ohio Valley Coffee which hp claiml
exceeds all others in flavor, cleanness and
AtrspRth,
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LADIES' fine too slippers Doc, al the Big
Shoe Store, Twelfth street,

Heavier College aud Musical Institute,
which Is located al Beaver, Pa. about
three hours ride above 10, on the river
enters upon ils lhifLy.BeCond year Sep
TENDER IA. II has been twehty.seyen
yoNrH under the direction Of DR., Taylor,
who las proved himself most efficient
educator Of young ladies. The health
record Is unsurpassed, no death ever hay
Ing occurred In Tie College. Ito faculty
10 able, its location delightful, build
lngs and equipments Of the hlghest order,
lta rates arc low, Ito buildings having
been erected by subscription. 800 board
and tuition, OF $2O5 including music.
Send for circular 10 DR.. X. 4, Taylor,
Beaver, IA,
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dentist.
OilIcel Nos. 20 aud - Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements,

SoldIorB' Reunion. ,,,.,.
Fur tale or lllre-FIEe ana burglar il0oi e@IV'
IL Leads Them Al--RWing Bros.
NcitiPprAiOrE-Geu ". JOnnsOnA Sons,
GUNS aud AmmunitlOn-l. q. Dillon.
WEeelinB.LGkcty lHrnphny = Bread.
Dinner knpklns-J,h Il, Rhodes.
ucO, *. TnylOr- FirAt NUw Fall and Winter Goods,
Annual Statement Of the Board Of Education OIL
The sGhOOI District Oi Wheeling Fourth pugo.
stakeholder WhO9linS DhIriC. camp
Meeting Assoc allOn-FUurth lRgo,
Opera HOUSE Grand Opening OF tho seASon-
Hungarian Gypsy sLudrniS-F0uTth page.
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A FnrnnOo CntO. 10.

PirrsBuRon, August ga YoungS.
town, o., special says; This morning the
Gifatd furnace, which has been in steady
blast for two years, melted and the lining
CAyed Ia. The furnace W.T. Ia full blast
and tho loss 10 The proprietots 10 estimated
al 0bOOO0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-23

WE hare introduced q new system Of
selling Watches oil tho installmCnt plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. Call aud investigate
jGC0B ". GlIUBD, JCwCler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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SALISBURY, Nh, August g2.-,B, I, Ev.
srman was found yesterday morning muir.
defed in hls store, twelve mllOs from this
place, He was known 10 have had q COM
siderable sum Of money, all Of which was
stolen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-23

Holiday Post q. A. II. aud tho Wo,
mems Relief Corps met together Saturday
nipht, The following was adopted:
Rtioirtd, That Holiday Post and Holt,
day iSelIef Corps heartily endorse tho pro,
nosed Tri.sial6 Reunion aud stand ready
n Nii 4 in every way within their power,
whiiN any assistance that CNn DO given by
lie members Of both organisations will be
Cheeriully rendered, ,
Re,oTpti, That a copy Of the above reso
iuiinn bs transmitted 10 the Committee o.
Arrangements Of the Trl'stato lso.unloh
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LONDON, August PA foreign lady
who lost El9,OOO at the Monte Carlo
gaming tables has committed suicide In a
village near Grenobls. This makes the
seyenLy.Bixlh case Of suicide owing Ia
losseu at Monte Carlo since the beginning
OF the BeAaol,
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commencing, Tuesday, August II, and
during tho meeting the Baltimore 4 Ohio
will run a special train, leaving Wheeling
Al O;S5 y. NJ. Returning, leave camp
ground at 10i3O r. NJ, Eastern standard
time,
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Significance ofthG Result.
TO The Editor OF The IntelligeaeT,


10 the Editor Qf The Iattlligeae,r.
SlR:-The Democratic primaries took
place on Saturday and the Senatorial
party headed by our handsome Sheriff
are happy. Our Braxton county friend
Frame got left. lie made common cause
with wage workers and Ia showed under.
Our senior Senator Is oil 10 the northwest
with his family, but Johnny MCGraw'svisit
10 our city in tho early part OF the week
was not without It's effect. The Boodleites
got their work 10, in the districts OF Madi-
son, Union, Webster and Richie, and a
deputy sheriff and saloonist, said 10 be
elected in Webster as wage workers, are
now claimed as Of tho opposition. Com.
missioner Miller Is reported to have said
that the Panhandle could be put down as
certain for Camden, provided tho details
were with Collector MCGraw and himself.
It now seems as II handsome Joe knew
what he was talking about The
defeat Of City Solicitor 0'Keef'e
In Union, was hailed with de.
light by the Senatorial party. A
demand for his scalp was made early in
the day, and 1t Is said that money and
user WeIe lIeeIy ueeu W aCCuhplleu lib
defeat, and 1t is also said that faithful old
John Boring was sold out by the subjects
Of King Lager in the interest OF Mckinley
In order that yoteG be obtained against the
City Attorney, 0'Keeie Is not dead, but
defeated, and II mistake not tho tri-
umphant element and traffic will hear
something drop" at an early day.
The Camdenites, 1t Is reported, have
offered 10 put Mr.. Robertson on their
ticket, provided he agrees to vote for their
chief and throw OF on the wage workers,
and on his labor colleague, but thissCheme
will not work. Those who know the
Robertson brothers best know that they
are not the men to sell out a cause or a
comrade. Look out for fun in Mondays
convention. INDEPENDENT.
Sunday, August %.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. o., Auguht 23.-1 A. NJ.
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, local rains, Boutherly winds,
Incoming nottherly, slIRhtly GoolOr.
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A CAMDEN VICTORY.
rIE pEMocnArIo pRIMAnIEs
Saturday Result in the Election of Majority
of Camden Delegates Several County
Commissioners "vlndleated" In tho
Wrong Way -To-,lay's Convention,

The Democratic primaries Saturday az
ternoon to choose delegates to the County
Convention to-day, aud candidates for
County Commissioner, members Of the
Board Of Education, Justices OF the Peace,
and, in some cases, Constables, were una
sually largely attended, and the different
interests worked the polls for all there
was in them, The result, at least in the
city, shove a majority Of delegates isvora,
BILE to Senator Camden's interests, aud OPP
posed 10 the Congressional aspirations Of
NJ, I. Frame. The delegates chosen in
the districts 80 far as reported are as fol-
lows;
Washington DistriCt-Louis Zoeckler,
Samuel Kuglen, Patrick Kenney,
Madison DistTiCt-Oharles Copp, ]. s.
Naylor, August Matthews.
Clay DistriCt-John o, Pendleton, F, P.
Jepson, NJ, ], 0'KRne,
Union DisLriCt-Alex, Young, Fred Hap.
py, Richard Robertson,
Centre DlstriCs-rhomas Thoner, An
drew O, stoetzsr, John VoCkler, jr.
Webster Dlstrlct-John II. Whyte,
John Lane, Gregory Warner,
Richie Dlstrict-Mlchael ]. Finley,
James Meukemeyer, Simon Haley.
The senatorial interest made the fight
for delegates interesting. Tho contest fol-
nomination for County Commissioner was
also warm in most districts, and resulted
as follows;
Washington DlstrlCt-MiChsel Stein,
242; W, A, Nichols, 81; NJ. Edwards, 40
In Madison district there was no con
test and ], Il, Hughes was nominated. II
Clay the vote stood; James F, Carroll
III; ]. D, Ewing, o. Gotleib Bayha, %.
In Union, John Boring was defeated fol
denomination by James Mckinley by Mint
votes. In Centre, Mr., Dslbruggs was mol
0 candidate. The vote stood; Andrew
n, Hamilton, lSi John Myles, SOL Johr
Vogler, sr,, 90,
In Webster, Jonas Pickett was snowet
under thus; William Handlan, 40
Frank Cruise, 200; Jonas Pickett, 45.
In Richie, Adam stoCker was the only
candidate voted for. In Triadelphia Mr.
Tyler beat Mr.. Thornburg,
The votes Tor the other officers was al
follows:
Washlngton-School Commissioner, W
A, Wilson, lis; A. O, Harrel, no. Justic,
OF the Peace, Ralph Arkle.
Msdson-sChool Commissioner, Dr., E
O. Myers.
Olay-school Commissioner, DR., A. F
stlfel; Justice Of the Peace, Georg'
Msthison, Sr.
Union-School Commissioner, jane
r. Acker Justice OF the Peace, VIM. II
Davis.
Oentro-school Commissioner, job,
Warehouse, 10; 0, l.. Davis, 10; Geo
Hannah, 100. Justice Of the Peace, Adam
Blum, 81; A. K. MCOahon, 20; W. H
Am!ck, ~. Oonstsbles, Martin Graft, 05
William Lauchlin, OF.
| Webster-SChool Commissioner, JohI
E. Miller.
Ritchie-school CommiAioner-Josept
Hydinger, 2S; Charles D. ]. Bingell, II
VIM Bole, 4S.
The Convention will meet at the Cour
House at 10 a. NJ. to-day. Fun Ia pre-
dicted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-23

Jusr received-12O pair moro Of the
81 90 flexible sole, kid button, at the Dig
Shoe Store, Twelfth street.
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WEAR Balbtlggan Underwear. They
arc tle best and cheapest. All sizes ut
q. HESS a. sons,
Thorlnonletcr Record.

The following shows the range Of tho
thermometer as observed at sChnepfBdrug
store, Opera Houso corner, Saturday;
"a. H., jS'; IL M $685. 8 y. Mn So; Z. 7,
NJ, 7O0. Sunday: a. Nj, CO. 9M., S2'i
~. ~. S7ei 7P. Ma S30.
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TnR Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after q
thorough repairing and preparation, 10
again open for guests. Tho rates arc az
feasonable As will allow for 1ist.Olas.s
table and comfort Of Ia patrons. Mi n,
Ii, VanMelef, tho owner, stlll manages IL
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BusiNEsB men don't pay s. 90. We sell
a good cali shoe for q 10,
Bio Suor SrORE, Twelfth street.
L.s.eood 4 co.se!! rtyeioods ohoapest.


CmcAoo, August gl.-The condemned
Anarchists spent their entire time to-day
in the seClusiOn Of their cells. Callers
arc excluded on Sunday by the rules oil
tho Jail and Clergymen are the only excep.
ton 10 tho rule and the customary Sun.
day visit was paid others personally BY a
mInintOr Of tile gospel, The Anarchists
were omitted by their own orders, They
wanted no religious consolation, they said.
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FULL custom.madc calf shoe s. so, at
tho Big Shoe Store, Twelfth street.
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall AMI Winter stock VIC shall Oiler
our Summer Stock ut reduced prices.
q. HESS a Suns.
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cnRlsFIANs Nor aRNslrlYE.

1iyou arc what you profess to be you
will not be very sensitive, / have mi
getting mad. l love everybody that walks
tho earth. You find rue q man that
don't love and bring him up here and
will hug him till he holleis on the spot
! think ths Lord loves everybody, but
think there arc some people he don't ad.
nire much. There Is nobody l don't love,
but there are some people | can't admire
much! II they tell a lie on me, | am sc
glad II 10 a lie, that can't Ret mad. And
when they tell the truth on me, | am st
sorry II is tho truth, that can't pet mad,
And l Just stay In q good hum9r ali the
time.
About the hardest thing ever a man
tried TO do Is 10 be good man with a Mad
heart, to be a Christian without religion,
a sort oil mugwump anomaly. There ID
no mugwumpism about religion you
have got TO be II out and out or moth.
ing. Now there Ia O great deal said In
tlllB country about holiness. notice an.
other thing, II Ia pretty hard TO keen In 4
good hutnor With q fellow that has more
religion than he has sense. When one Of
these holiness fellows gets up and says ho
can elm, you Jump on him In q minute,
We have some good people that are very
modest l will give you Oh illustration.
l preached once on the Ten Command.
tnentJ, and Of cotBe / said some things
pretty rough. Yes, cir, said some pretty
rough things. expect II jesus hadn't had
a pretty rough crowd around him he
wouldn't have said word abont adultery,
There was an old Colonel there, and when
hB vile walked out and took his arm, he
said 10 heri ~ wouldn't have had You
"Wly," said she, u thought II was one Of
tile sweetest sermons ever listened 10 u
Do you neei he the eatnal old wretch, and
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Go 10 The Big Shoe Store iOF low prices,
Twelfth street.
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Some coffee toomen write this way,
And their stale Jokes will never pay,
hut the Fan. Handle lad" like the coffee IL true
Being bright and lfeth and always new.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-23

A Topeka policeman shot a dog having
symphonic Oi hydtophobia, and The owner
has brought suit 10 recover 500,
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Some persons will kit and think all day,
Chewing tho end OF their pencils away,
And the words they write ate not WORTH cont
For you can't tell how ihtir thoughts aie bent,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
COLEMAN.
ABaoming. Little cay with All citizens
Hard at work.


Special Corrcspondcnce Of the Gazette
COLEMAN, TN, March l3.-Colemm
is just now experiencing a boom which
not many cities ever succeed ID reaching,
The Gulf, Colorado s Santa ne railroad
has been running passenger trains into
Coleman hardly week now vet tncfe is
q well-dcfned Improvement IN business
of al kinds, There are several new, rock
buildings IN course of erection for busi-
ness houses, among them the new bank
hulldiag, thai would be n credit TO any
city IN the State.
The saw aud the hammer are To be
heard IN every direction and everything
looks encouraging TO the rapid develop
ment Of the natural resources Of Tue
country, An business men express them
selves as being very hopoiul pfPEgCod
business during the summer months.
Very large stocks OF goods have beenand
.are being purchased for the spring and
summer trade. Many goods arc now de-
taine1 by tile strike but itis hoped t1nt
the-.b ike..aills ssoA be settled SO that
goods purchased ID t{bonis in car-lots
and otherwise can be had, as they are al
ready badly needed, some 81 them
The streets are being graded ard
nicely prepared Tor gravel and egoqe
aud in fact every thing goes to
show that Coleman City Is 90 lIe relied
upon as becoming q llrst.class litile city
hi every particular. There Is no society
notes 10 mention as everyone is TOO 80 y
engaged TO take time for any kind Of
amus,lneht Iorl the time being The
country around Coleman n being settled
M slowly but surely and those who settle
are men who are, as a general rule, able
20 hdsh their bUdnessfvr all it iswofth'
Tire Santa Fe leaving Coleman on d tap
81 that road does not discourage me peo-
fpieih the least II seems. II would nave
been better in ait proha iJility II the dSteil.
sion bad been made from here, bus run
ming as Ii VIII the road viii not inlure
Coleman much.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
WIN Arbi,reie.

saN FRANCISCO, Cal, March ls-'it Is
stated tonight that the Atlantic PA
ciac railroad made a claim for the abro-
q.tion OF rs per cent. on the tarIn rates
n which the Southern Pacific, as they
segfe. has been charging them on freight
to the Missouri riser. Judge Hazsitlne,
attorney. and General Superintendent y.
n. RO6inson, 0f the Aiigrtic Paeiiic,
haye be.n here trying 10 adjust matters.
h las been decided 70 leafe il 70 arblSra-
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

The reputatiou OH. w. Provinces fresh
resisted coffee Is rapidly coming 70 the
front. Itlsa well-known fact Be has me
best patent power-roaster y the state,
and selects Is his standard cohees the
choicest Rlos, SantoH, q. Javas and
Mochas, bought Of drst hands, IN guam
tities 10 meet competition. Once tried
WI convince youol ~ superior merits.
cal Al The Fort Worth Tea Store, sos
Main street. 1900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Buy a package OF Silver Lost and give
Il K fair trin. II you do this you viii
neyer regret It. How many disastrous
fallures III making bread cause trodblous
yexation In the household1 This can al
be obyiat2d by a trial d silver Loaf. !
II. Brown guarantees iis purity, strength
and nllEhnlGY
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- prsssl.-rr.srrar1 1,rcorr.

the
te t3eef and astthel gltialg and iar
CAPT. NJ e. LOYD President BaRl p6ftwor6
3. EVANS, President Mcrahan
MAX ELSER Wh0otal.
S, NJ. FRY,
howard FULLY jowGcr
JOAN f. SRAYNE rphtt ud
). M. HARTSFlELD, Arr County
WI. TAYLOR GoodsA tephae
:. n. BOYD,
w. s. PENDlETON Representative topnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Have used Tongallne in neuralgia and
aad Il has acted like charm
It Is certainly specific IN that class OF
disease. FRASK o. YorSG, NJ. ID,
Lexington, KY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Angostura Bitters, tbe world-renoFaea
appetizer aud ingisofgtor, t'ssd now.
over the Rhol De. citillze1 woSid Try -
bat Ueware Of limitations AK yprr
grocer or druggist for one gepaIOe artlelc,
manufactured by Dr.. J g, =. SieSert y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Ponds extract Used alike ~ me
medical proiession and the people y
holds a position held BY no other ineqi-
cine IN this country, or, perhaps 'ne
world
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

4 large stock Of shoe ana other pru91es
will be sold al greatly reduced pfices az
Wells drug stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Cashmere hats, latest Novelties Al
Dshlma1 Bros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
FTrEEHG E2Eg- E-.sas Ezzs5.

lA toowing tpaal li Of tepho to Ne distributed September
pIet0 through
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

- 49,
The following list are handsomely
bound ia cloth, and ere worth 81. 2S each,
mIscELla sEoUs.
Aurora Floyd. Braddon.
AdmIral' war Ward. Alexander.
Airy Fairy Lillian. t,The Dnchess
All'In Garden. Besant and Rloe
Caxtons. Bulwdr.
DayId ConbeIeeid Dickens
Deersleyor Cooper
Dora T6orne. Ciay
Duuallan. kennedy
Fmerson's FSsoysn Emerson
Fie IiS. Gabofiau.
Giant Raft. Jules Verne.
tGrandfather's Chair. Hawthorne. !
Green Mountain Boys. TAoHipson
Harry Loryequer, Lever.
Horseshoe Robinson. Kennedy.
Hyperion and Outfe Mer. Ionafellow
Kninl,erbocker's History 81 New York.
irving
Lady Audlcy's Secret. Braddon.
Manual of Ancient History. Schmiiz
Molly Bawn. 'gf'hc DaGhessn
Monsieur LecOn, Gabonau
M0onstoDe Collins.
Newcomes Thackeray
Pelham. Bulwcr.
PeDdennls, Tbackefay
pickjglok Paperg. Dickens.
Plot. Cooper.
Portia; or, by Passion Rocked frhe
Duchess.
Princess d Thule. Black,
sccret Despateh Grant
spy. Cooper.
fI.a 80 $50 y lsHtH lfsfF.
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Tho subscrlbcr who draws shis buesy can
have choice Of the buggy Or $50 ~ cash
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-03-27

The following extract from the
biennial report of the State Superin.
tcndent Of Public Education may
be found to interest:
Number of Schools in the State,
white, .653. Number Of pupils
enrolled. white males, 30,S22; white
females, 2S,20O; colored males,
20,G03; colored females, 2O,3U6-
total number Of pupils enrolled,
white and colo red, 99.O4l. Average
attendance, white, 4l,029; colored
2s.3l7-total average attendance
white and colored. 7O,34G, Number
Of teachers employed, white males,
SIS; white females. 9lS; co.ored
males, 40; colored females, 2OS
total number Of teachers employed
white and colored, 2,l20 Average
salary per month, white males, s24.
80; white females, $31,75. colored
males, $2O,36; colored females, $27,
so. Length Of schools in month.
white; 5 months; colored, 491
months. Length of daily sessions
in hours white, six hours, Number
of private schools, white, six hours,
Number Of private schools, white
1854; colored, 81. Number Of teach.
ers, white, 1926; colored. IS. Number
of pupils. white, 1890; colored;
1,776. Total number of pupils in
public and private schools, l2I,
687.