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DIED AT HIS POST.
Masked Men Kill Bank Cashier-One
ia I.vnChed.

Masked Men Kill Bank Cashier-One
IL Lynched.
IaxEs-oYE, Ind. t, Jan. 23.-Four masked
men, nil heavily armed, entered the Citi-
sens' bank Saturday and, presenting pis-
toll at the head of the cashier, w, /. Rey-
nolds, demanded that he tn n over the
cash on hand. While pretending to com
ply Reynolds slammed the door OF the
safe to and turned the lock. He was at
once laid out by bullet from the pistol OF
one of the desperadoes, which struck him
above the heart, killing him instantly.
The bank was then ransacked and all the
money in the cash drawer some $500,
was taken. An attempt was made to
open the safe, but in this the robbers were
foiled. AS the sound OF pistol shots was
heard, several persons came running
toward the bank to ascertain the cause OF
the trouble. They were fired upon by
three Of the men who were of guard, and
rctreated to get arms. In few minutes
tho town was aroused, and twenty or
thirty armed men hurried toward the
bank. The robbers were just mounting
their horses and hot fire started, in
which one of the robbers, Thomas Evans,
was killed outright, being shot several
times in the head and body. lie was
identified az q ranchman, living near town.
In the melee four citizens were wounded,
but not fatally, two receiving shots through
the arms and two others being slightly
wounded In the lower extremities. The
three surviving robbers then rode away
with the booty captured. A posse OF pur-
suers was soon upon the trail OF the lying
outlaws, who were riding rapidly in the
direction OF Atoka. After about an hours
hard pursuit they were surrounded. cap
turcd and taken 10 Limestone, where Judge
Lynch was called in TO hold court. The
leader was found guilty Of the murder of
Reynolds and was forthwith strung up.
The other two we're placed in charge OF a
strong guard and started for Fort Washita,
where they will be turned over TO the
United States authorities. The stolen
money WIS recovered.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

We arc now permanently located NJ our iofmCr
stand No 10 front whCfo We have saved our
patrons for the past ten year. We haygn complete
ti,rk of eutifrly irrsh goods originally Intended
fpf our nrs sinrr. but fortunately. wcfo ttill Ia
tbr defot ~ nd elevator when the nfc occuFryd We
ar, tlienllrr puriisr,i ~ ON all 0f1cfs Without
npv delay our b0oks and Iaper wen saycd uhln'
Ii,,d aiid our loo on stock after de,imfing In.
,,,snnoe and salvage. will ~ MANAGERIAL Onf cot.
I'm detaftfnsut will fuhef no Interruption. aud
our tutrons piil receive sales aud rr,ufns prompt
"salriiins share u your otien ior merchandise
and cousis nuhenif ~ cpiion W are,
wv Your Respectfully
pOK1EH a MACnAH
Az ffout lffaa
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Thr rrnth or th. nook of Mormon.

RICHMOND, No., Jan. 2S.-David Whit
more, the last Of the three witnesses to the
truth Of the book Of Mormon, is now in a
dying condition at his home in Richmond,
Mo. Last evening he called the family and
friends TO his bedside, and bore his testi-
mony 10 the truth Of the book Of Mormon,
and the Bible. He is past eighty-three
years Of age. Mr.. Whitmore is an old
citizen OF this town, and is known to every
one here ~ man Of the highest honor,
having resided here since the year 1888.
He Is not, nor never has been, believer
in polygamy. lie left the Mormon church
in. 1858 on account of their departing from
the faith M he believes. His mind is still
clear. He ia in no pain whatever, but is
gradually sinking, and death is expected
ANY hour
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No L,,o.ov for Two nonth..

q LAScAsTEn, Pa, Jan. 23.-The license
Of sixty-six hotel and saloon keepers and
nine wholesale liquor dealers in this
county expired Saturday night, and the
proprietors will be compelled to stop sell
Ing until the LIST of April, when the court
will giant licenses under the new law.
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Stockholders, NJ ding.

kansas CnY, MraFtus A MhaiSauAN q 70 CO.
Kansas city, No, January ?, is's 4
NOTICE 4 hcrhy given that the Annual Meet
~ Ing ui the Hinf khnldcw ~ the khus1S CITY
Memphis a Birmingham iailrpad tomfnuy utll
BE- held Nd the office III the Company IN The ely ~
Memphis Tcuu. uu WEDNESDAY. tlp hrt dal VI
February neat NJ N O'Clock lu The innnnun. ipi
the klrrilnu uf ulruTtuni, aud The tnnurilnn 81
such other bu.lnc-s ~ may lrgllly come hcior
them.
Thr stofk Tnnsf.r fio0ls vii h. closed Town Ian
uary a. isy. ~ February 7 iss, lall aales ~
KlVp. Niu. II. MI iAhlNNt ihsiNthh
q Pom Esfrsfary
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A chiIa suGosa,ed 10 Death.

NHw YoRK, Jan. ga fire broke out
In the room occupied by Charles Smith, at
No. 1906 Pipe street. this morning, and the
firemen found Smiths two year old girl
under the bed smothered 10 death. Two
other children who had been with her c.
csped. II Is supposed one Of the young
sicrs had upset q lamp, causing the fire.
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Advice 90 Consurnp,iyes.

On the appearance of the first symptoms,
as general debility, loss of appetite, pallor,
chilly sensations, followed by night sweatS
and cough, prompt measures should be
taken. CONSUMPTION is scrofulous disease OF
the lungs; therefore use the great anti
scrofulous o. blood purifier and strength
rcstorcr, DIR. Picrce's "Golden Medical Dis
covory." Superior 10 cod liver oil as a
nutritivc, and unsurpassed as q pectoral.
For weak lungs, splitting Of blood aud kim
dred affections il has no equal. Sold by
druggists. For DIR. Pierce's treatise ON con.
sumption, send 10 cents in stamps. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, G6S Main
street Buffalo N "
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Amer Three Ncnr..

. W. y. Walton, ofspringhcld, Tenn, says.
81 have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, on and on, for three years. /
purchased box OF Dr. Tanners 1nfallihle
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills.
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since Itgivos me pleasure to recommend H."
RangiIm Root Medicine Co, Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 81 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 223 Main street.
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NOTICE.

The stockholders 81 tha Nisielypl 4 Tgnnc'ce
Railroad Company or h,frhv notified, Wy dlnu9l
~ the President and w. ~ ~ liifc tor ~ fild
Iompany aud NJ rpou,.st pi The ti1fkhpldefs 'nh.
yentlou. that Venefti mtrtineui the 10 shnl1rn
~ aid Company vi b. held Hf ihc Office ~ - -
tnfy aud Tnrasnrvr Of ne COMPANY W N.nlhf'
Nd The yth day fher,if 90 consider and 40 upon
y general mortgage On hlI TIE pinistl hnl tfhn
III the Uomtany, sccuf ~ sll9n"1 Z pnf rsnl.
honds. aud such other busIuta4 - may ,nh, ,ruIs
thlrfy days IN tne nsp spaisr ~ eaeh eobHJ
through which the rad ptsir -, Al, -
d. orb of the i'fesld, NJ ind HgHfu OF bf'''"f'
WI WV " il LNNB, sccfviafy
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Eirr M Mara. Tex.

Waco, Tex, Jan. 29.-The Stone block
was destroyed by FIRE yesterday. The up
per stories were used as hotel and the
ground floor for business houses. The loss
Is SO, 900; insurance, $1,000
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Stockholders, Meeting.

A MEETING Of the siockholdcnof the Troy and
"a Iipionviile Hailroad Company viii he held Al
IN OliOn county Tennessee. m Monday, the 9TH
day 81 February, AID. tSss for the consideration
and acii0n upon proposed morigage and Issuance
the Transaction of such other bu.lns-. a. may b.
advised. ny order Of tho Hoard Of Dlrerion Dc.
ccmbcr ~ fs7. GRO n WILSON. President
W. IrtCF secretary
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LA-cu-rI-A doesn't icar to enter into com
petition with any medicine, always coming
ouf abcad
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Enril.h Cemment..

Colgate & Co, the oldest soap-makcrs In
Amerios, have .prohied by their long expert
encc. --SaHiiars Record.
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. ueauregnrd's
Ionic and Nersine, the Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all ~ a,aFrS mental
IN and physical depression, fpefmaturfhea, by
porhoudra. stnrlity. nuamgih, hysieria inrnplrlty
Tor study or business, paralysis, Impotence, earp.
~ los 81 memory. e0ficning VI The 'br,in. aud Al
dlsrnafs Of the nervous system may he radically
stir.d In either sex by the 49, ~ this uncKcclef
preparation. IL Il matter % supreme Importance
to tiae appropriate treatment Tor tho cure ~ the
ioss u nrfsc power. and Dr lshnrrafdh l1nlG
and Nervins after many years trial IN kurupc. has
moved lufailible " taken accorinr w dirCrtiQns
which arr aflxed IA each bottle. uuc box equal ~
onc months treatment, viii cure rrernt ca--
b. mail prepaid on receipt Of ptico. We Kiafanice
an boHcs ~ cure any uisc With casti fifief TO-
Crlycd by ~ for ak boxes Ne viii sfnd orr NfltrL
rtiar1nt6o to nturn the money II treatment does
not elect cur. A. EcukCu Co. DfnEslsia. suie
srenu iof United States. ~ and 10 haln ttfueI
Mpmuhs. Tenn
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife or hindnncc 10 busncs. In from
6O 10 ~ DAYS 10 the Mcdicaicd Soft lad Truss anil
oflcc treatment A contract made with each patient
structure, Hydrncec and Naficocclo cured IN
shoft time Circular on application.
The hIedicntcd sou rad Truss has the
tpflnr In the iruut Therefore avoid ug all kidney
tftuhlc- and can b. worn nifht aud day. Ncgiar
antrc this Iruss to he easy Ia Noat and 20 bold up
the howell 90 money refunded Made aud lifted 10
male OF female by DIR NOhLL
60 Jefferson a.. Memphis. tenn
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column win be charged at
rate Of i5c for two lines one insertion. two inser-
tions, &c: one week. 50c. a-
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shall bteak the silence ~ s0o YEAR, and shall
SPEAK ~ in again IN ragcant bright glorious aud
tnaenlnocnL whose splrndor thall illuminc the
GLIMPSE oi the moon aud make the night brilliant
~ tho monday sun Aud W. further Otiain that
our Mystic aud wciri Ncmphi. suruamcd The Mag
nlhcrut true ~ her traditions aud her past, shall
arise IRON the clouds that have cnyclOpcd her great
u,,s. and shall assemble Ia our Temple thcsplt,
aud thrtr gathering around her the Gods ol Myth
ulugy. the licfucs Ut 9rrCre and Athens, shall en-.
dow with life aud beauty the rluros 81 ihermOpylr
aud the song, Of Homer. aud blending the Won.
drx Of the past with the plcasufus oi the
Ifcssn nj shall rl uilcn the heart Of all bchnlion.
and Real aud Ideal shall tread the merry measurr
until the mathis nigh. and that oil shall be merry
aud take part In the festivities, We command thai
urand Mask Halls shall H. given IN oil the Hall
MONS al our kcalm- where ever one hearing our
iioyai pas ftamTfd With the Royal stamp II one
Dollar shall b. admlted. aud We inrhcrCpminand
that al thall Attic themselves In costumes Gnu
uftihlc with their dclrcr, and shall hung our
strrcia aud highways aud We further Decree that
our chief Oi fOllcc Davis shall arrest all takln
lllert a. with mhskUns. aud a. cOnnnc thum ~ the
Dungeon kccp-vithout forfeit Revive the Flpf
10 u the pasi-Cnloy yourscli let your behavior
shame your deiaincrs IL the command 81
Aticst MOMuH N, Rex.
CorSr DENosrs. Prime Minister and Cook
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WHITE MACHINE ROOMS OSTRICH FEATfI
wv en- dyed aud clcaned. XII glovos cleancd
Commissioners Sale.
saturday, Pebuary N. Isss,

undef authority ~ an luierocuiory orior for
sale entered October - 1851 IN the ruise oi ~ q.
Ralney q al ". N. q G. RR Co q al, win. on
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DIR. D. S. JOHN SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY

bet Main and Front, MEMPHIS TENN
ihstabli.hcd Ia tso0
nR JOHNSON l. Acknowledged by all partes IN.
~ tcrrslcd ~ ~ Car the most suctfrsiu rhysi.
clan In tho treatment ui private OF s,crut dhca.ct
Quick permanent GUNS guaranteed In every cas-
Inair ot female Recent oasos ot Gonnuhca aud
syphilis cured IN a few days without the use 81
merrury, change Ut diet or hlndmurc irum busl'
cated wtihout the iiSe Oi mercury. involuntary
los of trmrn stopped Ia a short time suiivrcn
ifum npOicncy OF loss 81 sexual power, rrstnr'dio
itcc yigOf In a few weeks Victims ui scliabiss
and excessive Vruory, suffering imm sIcunhl1rfhcs
aud los Oi physical and mUnial power, speedily
aud permanently cured. Particular attention ls,ii
~ tie Diseases Vt Women, aud Guns guaranteed.
or tho knife All consultations strictly cnnildcn'
ual Medicines sent b expUss 10 all parts 0i tho
country.
psMorklngmen cur,d n half The usual rais's
Onicc hOurs lrum \ O'Clock am, a. O'Clock pm
~ n JOHNSON. Nh
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MOMUS
Will SHARE HIS THRONE.
Who VIII Be Queen OF the Car
nival at the Kings Ball at
, @ the Gayoso2
Tho Queen Elect TO Retain the Crown
and Sceptor as a Souvenir.
Gov. Taylor and Staff Invited
to Attend.
The Keys OF the City Demanded Proc
lamation OF tho King.
Tobacco Factors aud Bridgc builders,
Greeting.

GuCCESs has perched upon our banners. We
- will shape the migrant weed natural HOWL
aud We will bridge tho Mississippi
We have pcaicd Lamar aud stood up the harkccp.
en- and Aru rhtlan right well
Ne shall enter our capital on Monday, February
n, nj high noon. and hold high carnival herr Aud
n II our Royal command that the rruat tycoon aud
his prime minister shall deliver up the keys of our
city in the presence of our pOpulacc aud the vast
assembly. And We further ordain that our sub
Iccis, toldicp, ciugcns, embasAdor., dlg
niiarics aud high officials ~ the state shall
unite In doing honor W our Rish, ROYAL
We tender 10 freedom Ot these MnhA-
aud We iurthcr command tia, the Royalty OF our
Icop.c shall gather ~ our Noble Palace uayo.o
which shall IT, prepared for the reception OF VI,
lair daughter Oi Tennessee and her Noble aud "
luxurious sons whom We propose To Honor W,
further orlsin. In order 90 glofiiy our Reign, 20
Ernce our Throne aud 60 prove that Memphis 4 The
CIV Of our Love. that We shall select IRON the
Fair aud ncautcous Maids ~ Memphis Queen ol
the Carnival whom We will Crown IN The presence
of our curt aud IN oricr that the tcromonAl
shall he pleasant memory. Ne further decree hhi
the Jewels Of the CnIvn aud Hccplct shall remain
welded to our Queen. n souvenir, aud shall ~
main an heirloom la her family lot all agos " y
our august pleasure tint ON
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JIG. SCHMIDT a. SON
REMOVED TO
No. 400 MAIN STREET. aEurut-. rrSN

Trustees Sale.
nv vlrtne ~ tnist deed executed 10 the untlrr.
slrncd on iunc T. is,t lfccotdod ~ honk iiA rae
~, by J. W. Page Fannie II. fagC aiud u \ OaptL
Trustee W. vii,
On February ~, 1855.
ai The courthouse door In the city Of Menphia
shelby cuuuiy, Tenn, Ill at puhlir oufrU. faf
Cas The iulluWluE rial estate. Ding IN aald gitr,
stale aud county. VI knnsn The sfuil hall
NJ the north half ~ lot No inl which lui 10 80
lics at the untthe ~ rpruuf ~ Exchange ani thfd
stryis ln sad city the lot Ia H. spld irunia rs 80
ul 1hini atccl aud runs back between Iarilld
lines ~ irUt
said property h. centrally locai-i AMI well Ina.
proved
Tho equity ni redemption homestead, aud all
exemptions ar1 waived. and The utc l. bclNed 70
IAIT~ a. MALONE,
D.. LOUIS WAtiSER. Trustees
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ofef iof salc NJ public auction a. the highest bid.
der Tor cash. In iront of the Courthouse do g. NJ "
O'Clock M. Lots one lil aud two III In block tNcn.
ty.cight I'll. IA fori Pickering.
Equity 81 redemption barred
A. II MCllkNHY. CoWmi simmer
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srRAyEp or STOLEN.

LNROM 81 ALABAMA STREET, ONE SMALL
II black and tan BITCH left home tth day Ot jan
uary: has pups ere this; will pay s. reward 10 any
one who will deliver 10 my house or ofglll Bios;
W. VI. BURTON.
nNE LARGE Ray HORSE, BLACK NAME AND
" tail. about l5 hands high, carries high head
aud moves briskly; white spot on one hind loot
WHs taken from my place. on Vance street opposite
Etlyal Park Retur 10 me and get 81. r,wari.
HENRY SHEPHERD.
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MAnpI oIl,s, TUESDAY. FEn. ~,

OUR LOYAL AND FANTASTIC MOTLEY CREW.
assisted By our loyal suhlests shall pay Royal rib
ate tD our Crown. Aud We further command that
the gop,cOus and mysterious
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TAKEN w.

nNE SNAIL BmNDLg cow SHORT CRuM.
" pied horns. both ears cnppcd aud short tail.
Call NJ BroWn a Jones stable, corner Monroe and
Manassas streets.
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STOLEN.

NJULE-sToLEs by EMMETT BRooKS coll
wi Onad. one Dark Hay liorsc Mule about seven
years old. az hands hlgh. white nosc, shod IN
lrunt. Enmct Brooks u tlk feet high, black and
inclined 10 b. stoopshoulden,d, l. knock knccd,
aud walks with his lcct turnci out also shows his
teeth. FIFTY DOLLARS
will lie paid for Brooks and mule ~ for each or
any information that will lead 10 the recovery 81
JOHN HUSTON. PM
IIarmontown, Miss, Jan. n. iSss
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DLACK DIAGONAL OvERCoAT AT Y. NJ G.
ID A. reception Monday night hnder will please
return 10 ,. y. Jordan. Pint National tank.
DuPPY-BRowN NEWFOUNDLAND; RETURN
10 George n Peters. 20 lAudCrdale street,
aud b. rewarded.
DENTAL RECEIPT BOOK RETURN To HAR
N old Kennedy care Minicr fafEcf - Main
street, and receive reward
C,EAISKIS BOA-ON UNION AvENuE TuES1
= day afternoon. return 10 once Of Peabody hotel
aud he rewarded
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catches an easy nx.

ss'sNhN9 e'h NNoJ 'ys
He must not only throw them, but he
must cite them Out. That Is, wrap them
in packages again before permitting them
to leave his hunds, and the most cruel
part Of IL NIL is that he must attach to
each bunch slip bearing his name and
date. Surprising he puts into one Of
these packages letter which does not
belong there. What then happens. Why.
the postmaster or railway mail clerk into
whose hands the package next falls looks
ut the name on the slip and reports an
error to the chief of his division, and all
such errors are charged up against u
clerk until too many of them accumulate
and then off goes his head
II you spend five minutes with rail-
way mail clerk you will hear him men
zion his "scheme." A railway mail clerk 8
cheme Is not one of money making, but
he plans by which he learns and remem-
oers ho,s to throw your letters and papers
so they will most quickly arrive Mt their
destination. The scheme is made out by
states, and some clerks have to learn
three or four states or parts of states, and
learn them thoroughly. Necessary changes
in the scheme are made by general order
every Saturday, and the poor clerk who
has been studying so hard to perfect him
self finds that he must at once start in
and. learn his lesson over again. The
scheme is railway clerks nightmare.
He sits up with it, sleeps with it and
dreams of it. Most clerks are given runs
which work them pretty hard for week
say two of these fast mail runs to Chi.
cago and back, or twenty hours of inces-
SAINT toil-and then they are given week
off to rest and catch up OH sleep and
study their schemes. If it wasn't for
these weeks off, the business would have
to stop. The men would die of exhaus-
tion, and besides, the schemes would 60
to wreck.
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door on either side of the car, and soon
their contents were hung inside without
regard to appearances The Cincinnati
papers, wet and limp, just off the press,
and Il ton of Cincinnati Centennial Ex-
position printed matter, were coming in.
There seems to be ton CT Enquirers
aud Commercial Gazettes. AS all this
stuff comes rolling in, you would expect
to see the mail agents buried esneath this
avalanche. But they escape and work
like beavers At last the final bundle
has been tossed in from beluted wagon
that dashed up hurriedly, the conductor
cries call aboard" steam escapes from
the engine, the bell rings, and away she
goes.
Now the doors are closed and the clerks,
whoss clothing is dripping with prespira-
tion, but who cannot relax their efforts,
begin to dig a place to stand in while
handling the mail.
First they empty the contents of nu-
merous sacks upon tables that had to be
cleaned off. Close to these tables are
large cases with pigeon holes, each hole
representing n postoitice or another rail
way mail car. Planted before each of
these cases is q clerk, whose fingers and
hands fitly represent perpetual motion.
Tearing the string from a bunch of
letters, he begins to plug these pigeon
holes with them. First in one direction,
then in another, up high, down low,
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For Sale at u Bargain.

Eighty acres of woodland In
central Illinois, In Fayette Co.,
near st. Elmo, we'll adapted for
Farming and Fruit raising.
Also two houses and lots adjoin-
ing, 8 or @ blocks Only from the
State House In Springfield, Ill.
-Four rooms in each house, Build
ings in good repair. gooa.assort-
meut of vines ana fruit trees in
each lot. All the above Viii be
sold Mt a bargain, Title perfect.
For further particulars call at or
address this pAice, Logan, o,
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EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS.
THE PROGRESS MADE IN LEARNING
IN ONE HUNDRED YEARS.

4 Display at the Cincinnati Centennial
Exposition That Will Interest Every
Person Engaged In Educational Work
In the United States.
early in the year under the direc-
tion of Commissioners Howard Doug
lass L. H. McCammon and II. ]. Snider
as general Committee on Education and
Science.
These Commissioners especially desire
that the Exposition may show the mar
velous progress Of education in this his
toric territory since its first settlement
therein, one hundred years ago, and that
the Educational Exhibit may be worthy
of the great interest it represents, they
have invited AL persons in charge of edu-
cational institutions or engaged in any
department of educational work in
the States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia,
Western Pennsylvania. Michigan and
Wisconsin to cooperate with them in
aiding in the display in whatever may
show improved methods and appliances
of teaching and the superior results
thereof obtained.
The exhibit of the Department of Edu-
cation will he represented in sixteen di-
Visions rs follows:
First-Puplls' work in elementary
schools, high schools, normal schools,
colleges and universities. Committee,
Dr. E. II. White, Superintendent Cincin-
natl Public Schools; Miss Christine Sulli-
van, Superintendent Drawing In City
Schools; Professor G.. A. Carnahan, of
Wyoming, o.
Second-Tenching appliances, including
text books, maps, globes, lesson tablets,
aliases, etc. Committee, w. C. Thai
heimer, ESQ.,, Of Van Antwerp, Bragg &,
Co., and Alex. Hill, Esq, of Robert
Clark & Co.
Third-Apparatus for physical science,
including chemical, physical and astro-
nomical apparatus. Committee, Professor
Chauncey X. Stm,tz of Woodward High
SCHOOL,; Professor IT. r. Finness, of
Hughes High School, and Principal
w. II, Parkam, of the Cincinnati Western
School,
Fourth--Mnsenms of natural history,
with specimens In botany, zoology, geol-
ngy and mineralogy. Committee. Pro-
fcssor Charles Dnry, Of AvOndale, prom
inent MS one ~ the Cuvier Club of Gin
cinnatl, and Professor Horace p, Smith,
In charge NJ the Cincinnati Society Of
Nntnral History, Fourth and Arch
streets