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National Republican., 1888-04-04
SPRING oyercoats Eiseman's, cor ;ih 4
Assignments of business Men.

Iheophilu~ Fray. dealer IN teas and cohees
at 1905 seventh street northwest, has made an
assignment to l.. Cahvll Williamson for the
benefit Of his creditors, of all his goods, notes,
stock &c. Liabilities. S1lGn. Preferences
are made for the rent, personal tax. and gas
bill. $50 in all. William AdamSoil engaged In
Tie saloon and restaurant business al !ol'
Ninth street northwest. has made an assign
mcnt to Daniel O'C Callaghan Oi all his goods,
,iatteis. fixtures. Ac., for the benefit oi his
- editors, Preference is given To VIM y Ben.
nett FOR $3.50 borrowed money.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
lmIIIuMn llnnnAns.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Edward :. Ilargett and Catherine +.
Weiking, both ot Frederick county, Md;
Harry pivvcr and Carrie Finey. Henry j.
Warren. ui Buffalo. y. T.. aud COrie Lowry,
ol this city: Ferdinand G.. Pitt, of Baltimore,
Md. and .iOsir Weber, of AleXandria, Va;
John W. Scott, Of Toronto, Ontaclo, aud Rose
A. Gibson. Ot this city. Edward Cody and
MimI1Y ErnpMrN.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Srm>c child's suits. Ei,cman's, cor;thI~
VIII Not Excmp, III" Parsonage.

chairman IIcrnlhil has been written I" by
the ccmml. ,luncrs and Informed that they
ci mot favor the bill tor the rclict Of Grace
VI. T.. Church. The church itself j. relieved
from taxation, huI there !. No reason to cN.
ciuIt the parsonage.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
rur prrghtfm Ilonld Inxotivc. ~

TmE Delightful Liquid laxative. syrup of
Figs, !. mot agreeable and valuable family
remedy, as il j. Cnsily taken by old and young.
and II prompt and effective in curing llubitunl
Constipation and the muuy ills depending On
y weak and inactiv" CONDITION of tile Kidneys,
Liver, and Bowels. II acts gently, strengthens
to u healthy activity, For sale Ivy all leading
LllL,uI.iN.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

One oi the quickest trips from Port "t Spain
Trinidad, was that made by the brig Rachel
c,ney, Just arrived AT Iittleheld'S wharf
loaded with crude asphalt, The passage wa
made in twenty days,
National Republican., 1888-04-04

VIM. Gross. Thoma. iidSsett. VIM. Dnwlpn
IGmr- Powers. and James Cougllin We're yes
tclday charged in the police court with H..
saultns VIM. Twumcy. aud the eases were
continued Mr TWurncy j. now IN II rnir way
to recover rom hi injury
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Eleventh Annual Easter Sale
CLIO " ES.
G|EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. .@a1
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The largely increased business this Easter is mainly
due, we think, to the fact that WE NOW GUARANTEE
EVERY GLOVE WE OFFER FOR SALE. When we can
take oath that the sales of Gloves for the Saturday
preceding Easter Sunday of 1887 we're $57o.e7, we
give idea of our present great Glove trade
National Republican., 1888-04-04
The s,hcdnlc and Augmentation Dlner.

In nthr District appropriation bill tt number
of eirur- have been discovered More streets
for mnuyumcnt have Lrcm found than the
money appropriated will pay for. Congress
Will i" asked to make the appropriation III
II e. schedule.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
srn,>a $apants,o ordur. Elscmans :. ,,h& f
Funeral of Mrs. Ellen NJ. Mitchell.

Ihc funeral services over the remains Of
Nr|. Ellen NJ, Mitchell wife of the late col
W. q. Mitchell, I. :. N. were held AZ her re j.
domcc ~. rlirty-frst street northwest. at
I o'Cluck Yesterday afternoon. The remains
were sent 10 Lewiston. Pa" iOi intermcnt.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
TIE SMALL THINGS or A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.

CITY.
chief Clerk Nuumans in the name of the
Treasury Department, yesterday took charge
ut WiudCr', building.
Boston Green, the COlorcd man charged
with receiving stolen property, was convicted
IN the criminal court Yesterday.
Sarah c lIlycr has sold to Andrew &.
Bradley for slO,OO, parts Ui lots - and - In
llillyCrS subdivision ut square W,
A.J Marsh has been appointed clerk in
The water department, vice A. II. Campbell
whosu appointment has been revoked
Justice Harlan held an interview with Mai,
Raymond yesterday IN reference tu the i'm.
rruvCmrut ui Fourteenth street extended.
Nmotun tor q new trial was filed yesterday
in ilurasr ol benjamin Pollard. who wa con.
yictcd in the criminal court last week ol
hDu-uhrcukiug
WH,iam T.. Crick who was arrested to an.
Swor uu indictment against him In New YORK,
wa. Yesterday released on Il writ ~ hubcl'
t,uu, hy chief Justice Bingham.
Warren and Abnor Jones, Culurcl were
each fined 81 Yesterday Tor profanity by Julg,
Suril and Warren Jones was fined SO addi
tiunHl for assaulting an officer Nj. Ciuss,
their counsel, gave notice of an appeal
National Republican., 1888-04-04

Prices-25. 80, 80. Is, asc, 81 .aj, Sl.d5, Sl.;5.
CoorS--New tans. grays, browns, blues,
reds: which, with black white cream, and
other usual shades comprise nearly forty
tints of colOrS.
Rcmarks-you will say the best value for &c
that you have ever seen. Pretty shades, good
fitting. full length, silk stitched.
The SOC Gloves have binding and embroidery
TO contrast with the Glove. The embroidery
comes in single stitch as well as the threc.row
stitch, Gray with white terra Gotta with black
are pretty combinations of colors.
The trade call these Gloves "Milanese" Silk
We don't know what the name means, but
we can say the silk Is very thin, but CLOSE
your rings will show through.
The Sl25 gloves are very long and with pun
tops.
Almost forgot the exquisite quality of Chill
drcn's Mousquetaires at 35c pair. As good as
the Ladies' nt soc.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
The 1883 "Elite" Kid Gloves.

The new ELITE" Kid Gloves, you will say,
are absolutely perfect fitting. When we write
this we are aware some ladies' have short
fingers some long: some with plump hands,
some thin. We are prepared to tit all such.
The new shades of tans, grayS, and browns
also fawn and black. are shown.
Dress Kid. plain, and button, ST.
Dress Kid embroidered II and D button, 81 2j.
ssg EN kRY PAIR WARRANTED.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
GENTS WATCHES.

Solid gold WaItham or FL
gin StemWinders, fully war
rantcd: S2S.
An open face Elgin Stem =
Winder in a gold Stiffened
case, warranted for ten years.
SIS,
Solid gold box hinge case
with fine nickel American
movement, full jeweled; $40.
A genuine p. S. Bartlett
Waltham Sten1Winder in a
solid l4-karat gold case,
$55; this sells regular for S66.
a fine Rockford Stemwinder
in an elegant l4-karat gold
case; $50.
a genuine Howard in full
carved and frosted 4-karat
case; S 90, worth S | 25.
We give a written and
satisfactory guarantee
with every watch, and
sell on the closest mar
gins.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Ih.ll.1inm nnriniIa

The following building permits were issued
Yesterday John T. Cullinanc TO erect five
brick dwellings at 3Os to 3lG ID street northeast
at a cost OF $1,000. j. j. -Appich, TO build one
brick dwelling and store lon Harrison street,
to build two brick dwellings in alley, square
$3.50. LOT 4. at u cost of $1,000 Thomas Ready
tu build one frame dwelling on the. Conduit
road. at n cost of $500 Mary n. Lloyd to
build three brick dwellings ut Gl5 and 2}i
Massachusetts avenue. and $50 II street north.
west. at q cost of 5000. \. Keyser. to erect
Vule ireHv uWci's T., i @ ,, ~, 4 Iii Iii W
on the MIX House Ford road, at cost Of 81, 900,
and ". q. Net2urott ~ CO., to build one ware.
house ur store at 5l0rwcltth street northwest.
AT u cost ui $1,000.
The report of the building Inspector tor the
month ui March shows that during the month
there have been permits granted for the cree
ton of ANnCw buildings. ~ permits for re-.
IaiIs permits for 1870 cubic feet Of vaults 4
awning permits, and u parking permits.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
FOR TIL E E Y ES OF
THE MEN.

Our Mems Furnishings
Department is not a de-
partment, but u store of
considerable magnitude
established by us before
we took possession of our
new building, and is richly
stocked with every requi-
site in the Mems Furnish
ings lines, except the eX-
tremeS.
Our Easter Stock is in
a position for a large sea-
sons business. We have
the goods ca representa-
tive display of which will
be found in our Window
and we guarantee our
prices to be as low as such
qualities can possibly be
sold.
To-day we call special
attention to the following
seasonable lines:
100 dozen Neckties, in
Foulr-in-Hand and Knot
Shapes. in delicate and
medium colored ground
shades, with a variety of
fine and wide $ stripes S,
small and large checks,
rich plaids, &c, in the
most attractive spring
and summer colorings yet
displayed by us at the
price, viz;
ONLY zoe EACH.
Supcb assortment Of the celebrated Fisk.
Clark y flagg's Neckwear and other equally
me nktS N al extensive variety OIL tilt new
est cCluring, surprising IN originality and
attractiyrneSs any lines heretofore shown.
Prices IjC sic, 81, SLIP. and Si.aj each.
Slorinlly handsome line OF Alnire silk Knots,
in white. cream. evening, and street shades,
only 81 and Sl.25 each.
Very latest shapes IN all-linCn Collars and
cuffs made specially for US and guaranteed
ihe equal of any .jc Collars made. Only zoe
each. 2 for SOC.
Full DreS, shirts with the Fancy Shirt Fronts
WCadymudr or To Ordrr. Plain and Embrnld-
crId piuuc NOsOmS in wide and narrow vale,
All over figured Marseillc-, Plain Fine Linen,
81 80 and SG.hO each.
Excellent line of Mems Ful.dress Jcwery.
embracing rolled gold aud white StOninc cuft
and collar buttons and studs at extremely
rcas asonahlc prices.
Ah,uutc Fast Black Hose. Black Hose
that won't rub on Or stain HE feet are u lux
ury uuc heretofore uncnloycl and II Is oAly
| uit"r having thoroughly convinced ourselves
| by lrlcrtod tests flat we make the assertion
| thai smith u Angels Black Host do not rub
| Of or stain the feet, and are So guarHnteGl
money refunded if they do; prices SOC, 3Ic, anu
| ,Cc per pNir.
,gant line Of Chinese and Japanese silk
| HRnkcrchieis, IN white, fancy hurdcrcd, and
| delicate evening shades, .5c, 81, Sl.?j, and
| $40 each.
| Complete stock OF Kid Gloves. embracing all
| the latest styles and shades, at popular prices
entrance, 1913 + st, \. W.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

NFN.uN Ti,ELT holders Ot the q. \ y. fair
HIr Interested i'm the excursion down the river
Tonight en- the 'Orcurau. Boat leaves y. ~,
WIlkNls - nrlt,.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
SSS Novelty Kid Gloves.

Mahogany Color Cndressed Kid Mousqne.
taireS, with white or black embroidered backs,
SI.SJ.
Black Dressed Kid Mousquetarcs, with fancy
stitching, SiNj.
New shades of Dress Kid Gloves with fancy
embroidered backs, buttons. Sl.6S.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
tina Fair Way to Recover.

BAsF BAN. Two great games Apr, ) aud u
Thursday and Friday, Athletics O rhliadcl
1 lila. ~ Wushngtuh Game called at i.l5.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
srmrro oyerccd,s. Eiscman's, COZ. nh n Il
Patent, to Resident, of the District.

Patents have been issued to resident, Of the
district as follows: j. Il. Archer, street and
station Indicator: Emile Berlmcr, pneumatic
hook: Charles l., FlciSchmau. sewing machine;
Nathrri,, h. SctZ. stock ear Chules 6. Tain
ter. graphUplr"nc. and Mm. j. Wharton. pri,y.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
srrlNo ma. tn nrdcr. EI.eman 5. ith 4 y.

SIAsOS TI,kEr holders of the G. \. II. fat.
are Interested in the excursion down the river
tu.night ON the tOrCorUn. Boat leaves u y. m
vt,k,t. pppt.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

For family use no beer is better than the
Faust from the Anhcuser Busch Brewing
Association. Try ii. and he convinced. OF.
iCt corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west Phone Sso.J. Frank Schwarl manager
National Republican., 1888-04-04
1hs:B<sFEpN@

For c"nNalcsccmts especially females, and
'ur al laioui. suffering from ,nicchri di-
gc>ton. - mild Tonic >timulHnt, uuc that con.
tam- Just enough alcohol 10 stimulate tle
gastl," t"llirl"s, and /, a. the raInr time ml!'
trlliuus IN ii'clr Wur'd seem most dc>lr.
aide rrmCdvi' routine U.r iH vycry plIyei-
Clans practice. provided ~u"ha remedy IS pal.
aiali" enough L. h,urN ilN cuuiinrGd usn,
and chrap enough to- max" II available focal
c,a.S' uf rali,ni..
du,' such u Preparation ii +, claimed j. the
tolo'ulmtrd Liquid ENiurt "G lluDt uui
iI"Is, Hhich i. uuw offered "a the protest. ~
Hidrl tie name ct Thc 'ii",i" Tonic, wli III
has recently appeared "u -oI" IN mos ct our
dug store.
trial will convince ~ tn il mlunbjli'y
and price and the rrriiNcotc Of analysis by
rrul T.. &. Love, 81 Sew Y,rS ciry, seem, in
give wnQIc,tiouah." c'idrur" Of IT'S th"rt.
p,uii" value.
The following f. llu aupy>i. referred to:
National Republican., 1888-04-04

srrrso c,crcoots. Ei,eman',, cor ;th Il +,
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Undressed Kid "PaIais Royal
Gloves,

Plain backs. button, Si,2j; o button, si.5O
MUuSquc,uIcs. Sl.,5. Embroidered Backs, .
button Si.i0: MouSquetaircs, Sl,sj
DRESSED KID "PALAIS ROYAL" GLOVES.
Plain backs, 3 button, Si.5O: MousquetuireS,
SiS5; Embroidered Backs, 3 button Si.Tj;
MOlSuIlptuircs 81 a5
National Republican., 1888-04-04
ui>o BOYS SU;,". ni,c.non'~, cor. ilh Y

Collections for March.
During March s3a.;3s.s! was collected for
taxes. which is great falling ofi for the same
month last wear
National Republican., 1888-04-04
1885 Mems Kid Gloves.

Gentlemen can have Gloves tried on at our
risk. We are showing novelties in English
Dogskin, Russian Calf, and French Kid Gloves
at 81. S1.50, and 81 .aS per pair.
eS The best 81 Kid Glove attainable
The new shades Of tans, browns, and grays
In the Embroidered Castor Beaver Gloves have
Just arrived. only Si.3j per pair.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

A IrAriNG New York physician says that
tlnec iuurlhs Of the deaths during this frying
weather are due tu diseases of the lungs.
Take warning, and secure AZ once bottle Of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, II sure cure for all
lung troubles.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Omirkest Twin Eyer Madc.

slpl>o 81 rants to order. Elseman's. ith 4 {
National Republican., 1888-04-04

Solid Gold StemWinder.
open face, $l2.
a beautifully engraved
Hunting Case StennWinder,
full jeWeled, only SIS; we'll
worth $25.
Extra heavy solid Gold Ell
gin American Ste;aawinderS;
only S22, has always been a
bargain at $25.
Fine l4-karat Gold Ladies'
American StennwinderS; $50,
good value at $40.
A magnificent Waltham
StenWinder, nickel move
ment, full 4-karat gold. set
with diamonds in fancy de
signs; we quote at $50 this
watch we guarantee. to be
worth $7S, and only have a
few of them to offer. 1t is
the best value ever given.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
1888 Palais Royal Kid Gloves

The new "PALAIS ROYAL" GLOVES are to
be noted for the beauty and variety Of the
black. We want you to ask to see the new
Black Kid Gloves and have talk about them,
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Boys and Girls Kid Gloves
The 1883 Silk Gloves.

For Misses and Boys we have every siz,
Glove and will fit them to the hand, thus insur
ing perfect 1T, only 81 u pair.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Convicted OF Hobbing n Chicken
House.

House.
Robert Dent rulorcd, was convicted in the
criminal court yesterday uc breaking into the
chicken house belonging to Abigail Morrison
on the night ur Jan - last. The evidence for
the government was conclusive. but the de-.
Tense attempted to prove an alibi There y
another indictment against Dent FOR assault
with intent to kill OniCrr MalOy when he at.
tempted to- arrest him Tor the above crime.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

SrriaGcllid', suit. Eisomun =. cor ithN I:
National Republican., 1888-04-04

L,UT IW"- IN y,
ILnm nm, MrLirM hnII.lm."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-01-12
,l'ruStea's Sale.

Whereas. Dabney j. Helms and Mary
j. Helms, his wife, by their deed of trust
dated Sept. 6, 1886, recorded i'm the office
of the Recorder of Deeds fol the County
of Iron. State of Missouri. in book 81 ,
page a3l, did convey to Robert C.. Love,
trustee. all his right, title and interest in
and to the following described tract or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being
in the County of Iron and State OF Mis-
curl, viz
The southe.' st o,'.' ,er of the northwest
quarter of section 20. ownship 81, range
J. ca t-con aining 20 acres, more or less;
Which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment of two ce tain
notes therein mentioned and describ 81;
and. whereas, dr. alt having been made
in the payment of said note;
And. wheat The said trustee refuses
to act. in which event The sheriff of Iron
county for The time being is by the terms
OF said deed authorized to act in his stead;
Now therefore, at the request of the legal
holder of said note and in pursuance of
the terms of said deed of trust, |, the I'M
dersigned sheriff and trustee, will, OH
Saturday, February 18Th, 1888.
at the east front door of the courthouse,
in the city of lronton, Iron county, Mis-
souri,, between the hours of O'Clock :.
NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ. of that day. sell at
public vendue the right, title and int. est
of Dabney j. Helms in and to the above
described cal estate to the highest bidder,
for cash to satisfy said note land the costs
and expenses of this trust.
P. w. WENTWORTH,
Sheriff and Trustee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-01-12
A Lady Speaks Her Mind.

Ed. Register-For some time have been
debating the question in my own mind, "Are
the members of the w. c. L. U. as charita-
bic and unselish as they claim to be-" If
they are, why is it that few of us who do
not work with them, are branded as selfish,
unchyisti0R and necessarily in favor of sa-
| looms?
| Now, /, for one, have never belonged to a
society working for the temperance cause
have meyer proclaimed abroad that L was
! striving to reform my neighbours husband or
| helping to train my neighbours children.
| On the other hand 1 have always felt that
a true wife and mother understands her own
husband and children better than any one
else can. If she has influence, let her exer-
else it at home. If she has none there, the
chances are that she will have little elseaohereo
| Hoo aoeak must be the man who will not
heed the entreaties of his wife and yet yields
GRACEFULLY when some other mans a1ife uses
her persuasive powers! Think you, Mr..
| Editor, that.such a man is aoorh reforming?
| Think you that many would have faith in
| his good resolutions?
In my opinion the IrOntOn W. C.. T. u. is
composed principally of two classes of wom-
en-: list. The woman who becomes men,
Der for the purpose of gratifying her desire
for publicity. I'd. The woman who has no
mind of her oaon and is consequently carried
along by every wave of excitement and fol-
lows her more masculine leaders.
do not attack the object of the w. C. T.
o., but their methods. Granting that the
saloons are an injury, an euu, is i: charitable
to brand your neighbor, who is too modest
to electiOneer on the streets for cotes, as a
fool, to charge that she is under the control
of tyrannical husband, and afraid to express
her honest opinion? To say all this because
she does not agree with them as to woman's
proper place? 1 firmly believe that saloons
would not be patronized to such an extent if
more wives would study the inclinations of
their husbands and make home more attrac-
tive for them. There may be women who
can work both at home and abroad and do
their whole duty at each place-all things are
possible-but 1 do not believe it can be ac-
complished by many. If there should be
such woman, l believe she would be the
last one to accuse as, who are less gifted,
with lack of zeal IN the cause of morality.
In conclusion let me say to the members
of the w. c. T. u, be charitable, he unselfsh,
be echdt you claim to be, do not allow a few
leaders, who are extremists, to carry you too
far. Perfect the work in the sphere where
you reign supreme-the homeland by zeal
Gus and careful work in the nursery, you
will effect the reformation of the acorld.
"a pebble in the brooklet scant
May change the course Of mighty river;
A dew .dron on the babv nIant
May warp the giant oak forever" i
A HOME REFORMER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-01-12
Bro. Kesling Again.

Most righteous people, see in your
circular issued by committee of loca
option, that this election is not polit
ical but local election. What do you
mean by that, righteous brethren? Dc
you mean as general law it could not
pass or do you mean to catch votes by
it? | presume you mean both.
Now, it is clear that in locality
where the people have become more
RICH teous than the general public, it
| would be considered safe to enlarge
their personal liberty by local law.
That would be glorious. law! Because
they would stand on their personal
merit. "They deserve it," would be
said. But the local option law restricts
our personal liberty and makes it APP
pear that we are behind the general
public in self-government.
When my neighbor stands with a
ballot in his hand to vote for a law
that steps right in to my fireplace and
says, take that wine off that table; re-
move that cider sir; come along, you are
wanted over here at the office, / make
the assertion right here-and challenge
successful ontradiction-the Local
Option Law" is the most ungodly law
that ever blackened the pages of white
paper. Voters of Iron county, see what
we reflect on ourselves and our social
condition in Iron county: that we are
not capable of managing our own
household affairs. Blessed Lord, has
it come to this? Shall we close the Goth
century with no brighter hopes? More;
this Jaw condemns the Lord, as he
turned water into good wine and pass
ed it to the wedding guests. Had it
happened in Iron county it's righteous
people would have given Him six
months in prison. More; good wine
year. from Adam down, was always
considered worthy of the highest praise
to the Lord and the fullest assurance
of his acceptance of the people. More;
the option law lays the bible aside
makes that a crime which the bible
makes a blessing. That's commenda-
BILE, righteous people. Devoid your
conscious of all that would hinder, then
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-01-12
COIOred Society Notes.

Rev. Chas. Casey spent several hours at
the schoolhouse on Thursday and was not
sparing with the words of encouragement
which he spoke in behalf of the teacher and
his work. Let others come and see for them
selves. Our book of results stands open for
inspection five days during each week, from
9 A. NJ. to P. NJ.
Mrs. Creath visited her son, Charley, at
Walnut Ridge, Ark, recently. She found
Charley well. According to her idea the
Lord has not as many friends in the land of
the Arkansas traveller as he has in Ironton.
John Buckner, Jr., is back from Charles
ton on a visit 10 the scenes of his childhood.
Now of Johnny it may be truly said that he
has greatly improved IN several ways. He
holds the credentials of a notary republic
and pension agent. He is also somewhat of
politician, and, oh my! he is as "dry as a
bone"
There will be grand festival given on the
18th inst, for the benefit of the pastor of the
III. E. church. This entertainment was pro-
posed by Mr.. Payton Martin, as non men,
Der of the church, but well-wisher of the
good cause and he will lead a host of friends,
who are ever r, ady TO help righteous cause.
Wesley Arms has closed his grocery in
Irontou and / am informed that be will soon
open again in Piedmont. admire his pluck
and hope that he will meet with success.
Ventures, you know, make merchants.
The following pupils were not absent from
school during the past month: Dolly
Sweezie, Birty Collier, Virgie Wilmer,
Netty Colwell, Alma Johnson, BIanch john
son, John Armstrong, G. l.. Maston, John
Bridges, Sam Boyd.