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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-21

The Newberry Building and inrestnene
Company
Is prepared to buy all kinds of county
claims, real estate in country or town,
and make loans in any amount, at all
times on good security. For terms see
the Secretary and Treasurer. INSTALL
ments due the last of each month.
r. H. WEARN,
Treas. \. 3. d |. co.
Newberry, S. &.
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CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

YTHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
L respectfully inform the general pub
lie that he is prepared to make estimates
and contract for the building of churches
dwellings, storerooIrs. and other work IN
his line. Prices reasonable and work
guaranteed. L. II. ChOMEh.
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~,
Will Give Satisfactory Results.

VIII Give Satisfactory Fe"u31s'
Cotton Seed Meal to your young corn
at second blowing. Try it. 81.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-21

E. P. Roe's Works
Can be found at the Bookstore Tor 81,
usual rice $3.50. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-24
Under Tho Red Flae.

Alex. Jones, q professional Socialist
apitator, in bis harangue to $500 strik-
ing coke men, tock occasion TO free his
fiery mind with regard to the flag Of the
Union. Poiutingto hestars and stripes
he said:
r. Under that Tag John Brown was hung, Par;
sous and others in Chicago AGhaSsi mated, and
your brothers Ut Norwood murdered. choose
Inc rcd flag, LecRusb Il rBpfhEnu lie pure
blood that lows in tho veins Of honest work
ingmen. ltrepreseRts purity and honor.
Y IfJonas chocsts the red flag he has
no business in this country, and the
same lie true Of oil who feel as he does.
We are not quito ready to substitute the
red flsg for the stars and stripes and
probably thall not be ready for several
years.
We nay, however, get ready sooner to
drive cut Of the country men OF the
Jonas stamp " hose business here is to
incite riot and blcodahed as a frat step
towards overturning our Institutions.
We do not fear the success q their
reasonable efforts, but We are coming to
n point where such utterabces will not
be tolerated.
There is a glosiLg pride in our ma.
tionslity which will sseert itself against
the red.mouthed sgitators who openly
urge men 10 revolt sSainsta form Of
government which suits US better than
the form they propose in It's stead.
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DIED.

NoRToN-on Wednesday afternoon. April p,
1891, a. 2 O'Clock, CLINTON NORTON, aged -
years.
Funeral will take place at the residence Of hll
son, Samuel, two miles below Bellaiie, Ohio,
on Friday morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends oil
the family are invited. 1ntetnent at Nj.
Zion Cemetery, Wheeling.
REILLY-At his residence. 81 Sixteenth street,
on Thursday, ALril q, 1891, at rs . M,
THos. N. REILLY, eldest con OF Michael
Reilly, Esq.
Funeial notice 70 morrow.
BURDATTS-At his residence, on Thuuday,
April q, 1891 ct 7:lSG m, y. o. BuRDATTs,
aged ~ years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. as Main
street, Saturday afternoon as 2eeloek. In.
terment at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends
OF the family arc invited to attend.
JoN6ToN-on Wednesday morning, April %,
1891, at Q O'Clock, MARtA, wife Of IOhI
Jonston, in her I'd year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
RBBEGT-on Wednesday, April q, 1891, Of 2:so
O'Clock q. n, JOIN 1BBBRT, SR, aged ~
years, months and q days.
Funeral from his late residence on Middle
wheeling Creek, Friday morning at $50
O'Clock. 1nterment asst. Mays Cemetery,
Tri,delphlA. Friends Of the family invited.
HoLLlDAY-on wednOAdAy, April q, 1891, at
O'Clock p. M, SARAH MANIA, wife Of J. A,
Holiday In the list year OF heraGe.
Funeral nom the residence Of her husband, 200
ChAplinO street, on Friday, April "a. at up.
m. Friends OF the family respectfully in.
Tited 10 attend.
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The Conceivable coke field troubles
have been fruitful in mistakes. The
original mistake YVES made by the oper.
ators when they imported Huns by the
wholesale in their effort 10 gil up their
works with co low an order Of men as
they could get. A mistake was made
by these buns ween, having refused to
work longer at the terma Of the employ
err, they attempted by force to prevent
other men from working, carrying their
plan Of campaign so far as 10 raid The
works.
A mistake was made by the authori.
ties when, seeing, as everybody else
saw plainly, that the affair was not end
ed, they did not put on the ground and
keep there enough CT the military to
preserve the peace, II the soldiers had
been on hand in sufficient force, their
presence, supported by the assurance
that no lawlessness would be tolerated,
the two women who rushed in at an in.
opportune time would not have been
shot.
The presence Of the military under
proper command does not mean that
somebody is going 10 be killed. 1t
means that the State, through this ex-
hibition Of its power, intends to save
life II 1t can.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-HoUSE NO. 2S vIR.
IL GINA street, nine rooms, lot e0xl2. Pos.
session given ut once. EoLF & HARVEY. lln
Market street, Apn
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

TnaRs is more catarih in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurabie. For a
great many years doctors pronounced 1t
q local disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced II
incurable. Science has proven catarrh
TO be constitutional disease, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r.
J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market
It Is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to q teaspooniul. 1tacts directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars Tor any case ii fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address,
u. CHENEY 4 Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c. paw
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HRigoietto' obeFthuer
Miss Anna Lang.
4. Grand p0tpouTri-" MrsieAiitche MIltt9
Musical Jokes hAtlm
8. Violin SololnBOuvenlE de belllni" ,...,.Artot
Alfred Spell.
0. wallE-"TGles from the Vienna Woods
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The Mckinley tariff has not entirely
destroyed our markets Of the world"
The world continues to buy from us
what it can buy here to most advantage
1t never has done and 1t never will do
more, no matter what our tariff system
may be. For the first three months Of
the present year we sold to foreign
countries nearly S97OOO,OOo more than
we bought from them. Free Traders
think we are more prosperous when we
are bnyiDg more than We sell, but this
is doctrine which has never got its grip
on tile American mind.
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a Ahow WORTH seeinE.

The only really great tented exhibition Wheel
ing will have this season will be the Adam Fore
paugh shows. In the past, extending over q
period OF almost generation, this magnificent
exhibition gained the glorious need Of popular
applause" and now. as In the past, "itA worth
8 warrant for It's welcome" Everybody Will be
willing 70 admit that good thugs should be
praised" and therefore arc tho Adam Fofepaugh
shows worthy OF all the praise they are con.
Gtancly receiving on all sides AdlEtlnguiShed
writer, In abiding 10 the circus, wrote:
"I hold there Il nothing like good show. II
speaks tho universal language we all under.
stand, and though we Affect 1t times, TO DO per.
meated with other ideas, aud interested In liter
AIRY or scientific culture, gives Us aHood show,
and we are more delighted with II than with all
the iSms and Ologies which science has given u.s."
On Monday, May I, the great FoEepaugh shows
viii be here,
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$500 TAxPAYRRl

in this State are no longer required to
pay United States special taxes, ranging
from s. 40 a year up to $3.50 o year,
for selling tobacco In It's various forms
and for manufacturing 1t.
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THROUGH rue STATE.
Items and Events q Interest Cleaned from
Exchanges.

Items and Events q Interest Cleaned from
Exchanges.
Pmkersburg has established carette
service. The system will be in opera.
ton in few days.
This appears to be great spring for
lambs. Eli Mckinley. Of Richie county,
possesses twenty.one ewes which have
forty.three lambs. John Fowler, ei
Bonds creek, has four ewes and these
have twelve lambs.
Mrs ]. T. Harrison, OF Shenandoah
Junction, was in town on last Tuesday
and cent 10 this Office the largest duck
egg v have ever seen. Its one circum-
ference measures seven and the other
nine inches.-AattinSbItrg StGtesman.
Colonel Larkin Pierpont, Of Richie
county, wss seized with a hemorrhage
Of the lungs Monday. he was on his
way to BuckhanDon, to attend the en-
campment Of the G. A. r. at that place
and was suddenly taken Ill. He Ia q
brother OF Ex-Governor Piespont, OF
Fairmont. ..-E
Tuesday morning W. J. Miller, Super.
intendent Of the Edgar Thomson steel
Works at Btaddock, Pa, and ]. James,
Assistant Superintendent OF the same
works, in company with Harry BENIN,
passed through Cumberland with 600
pounds OF trout. The party had been
hshing OF Blackwater, W. Va, with the
above phenomenal success.
Mrs. Edmund Tieman, an aged German
woman, widow Of the late well known
thoroughbred cattle raiser, Of Berkeley
county, living along or near the Bull
Eye bridge, on the B. & o. railroad, was
assaulted and robbed on Sunday even
ing last. Three men came TO her house
and asked IL buy duck eggs, and when
two OF them got on the inside they as.
saulted the old lady, tieing her hmbs
and gagginS her in q most inhuman
manner,
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depend more on regularity than on any
or all causes combined. An actual OF
living death is the result Of derange-
mSnt OF functions which make woman
what she 10; immediate relieiis the only
safeguard against wreck and ruin. In
all cases Of stoppage, delayed, painful or
other Irregularities, Bradfeld's Female
Regulator Ia the only sure remedy. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
90. and all druggists. paws
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Notice to Contractors

CLIhK's OFTTCE,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or OHIO COUNTY.
WHKELISd. W. Va" April 10. 1871. ,

CLkAk'8 OIIICIs
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO COUNTY
WAKELINd, W. VA, April ID, 1871. ,
SCALED propotals Will no received at this once
until the 9th Inst; at . O'Clock . m, ior the
iolioEIng county work, 10 be done during the
present year upon the roads named; -
HngPS' Hill bprluger'B and Bulhnelds foloI
TFIs6Siphla DIstIics, 90 cubic yards mAcadAln'
'ii ssS,tls Run to @, C. 4P ro.d, 20 cubic yards
Of bridge masonry aud 50 cubic yards OF maeAa'
ap nnspei Run and sprlnser's road, TfisdelphIs
District, 10 cubic yards Of tnAcAdAmiEing. NJ.
Dixon's KUN 70 a., q. &'P. road. Liberty Bis
trict, 40 cubic yards Of matchmaking. MI,
Kim Grove and Boggs mn. ITiGnel phlA Ols
trIct 100 cubic yards Of matchmaking 49,.
CirfgRsyllle, clinton and Potomac, lat Dtvb.
ion: From GregRBville 70 PcRue,9 Kun. 90cublc
yards OF mGcAdGmiElng; irPm Pogue,s knn 70
hott Greek 20 cubic EGsSgI o. ss ~ oaSsS
dreFrsyiIIc, Clinton and Potomac, 81 DlIls.
ion; From district line TO Hetyey,I, $50 cubic
yards OF macahamlElnF; from AeLxeys !"
GIlmote'S Crossing U Patierson,S Hill. Liberty
District, 100 Gu ole yards Of mansdamiZing.
Gicn's. Run. and Cherry Hill, " cubic yards
Of ElcadamlEinE. o,.,,.
land bislr.cI, @ cubic yards OF nacacAmiIing
Kelly's BRFn and Dement, cemetery ROAD, LID
erty District, 80 cubic yards OF m1endamtklng; ~
LAllley'S Run 70 PennSylvAnia STAG Inc w
cubic yardG Of bridge mRSonFy.
Middle wheeling Creek, lower end, $50 cubic
yards OF matchmaking.
Middle Wheeling Creek, upper end, 50 cubic
yards Of macadGmiHlng.
MfGfnW'S Run 10 o., O, d +. ROAD. ~ CUBIC
yards OF mncadAmizlug.
Monument and Big Wheeling, % cubic yards
u P R Kun s.chand District, Sueueio yards
u TSisTs' Rnn n T...delphla plstrIct $50 cubic
yArdl OF matchmaking.
Peninsula road, $50 cubic yards OF mAoad'
amiIlng. :,
River road. 1ae Division, $50 cubic yaFos Oh
~ E J and Cssusnan's Run, 900 cubic yards Of
macadAmITlng, No cueio yards OF support wall,
800 cubic yards Of grading. ,
ROM RoneSy's Point, B., SAB, 90 cubic yards Of
'I sgSSe Church road, 400 cubic yards OF mAcAda,
n ssoIt Greek, North Fork. 800 cubic yards Of
4i Short Creek, south Fork, $50 cubic yards of
D sstaSifFe 70 West Alexander. 80 cubic yards of
H TTesie xoFE to Rodgcu', GO cubic yards Of
Valley Grove and Middle wheeling Greek,
Liberty District, 10 cubic yards Of nacadamtz'
Wheeling. West Liberty and Bethany, list
Division: Between National road and Greggs-
Vile, 200 cubic yards Of mAcadAm:slng: =,
D,H; nsie IN o mb 1aT9Ss y nacadamizinS.
wheeling and Elm Grove, kitchie DlstfiGt, NV
cubic yards Of lnacad Ani1lBg west OF Ridge
road; 50 cubic yards east OF Ridge rad.
wheeling and Faitmont pike, l3 cunio yarus
We West Union and Roney's Point, 400 cubic
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Tho ai1nst nInil1 coming.

Bert Dayis, one Of theasentgof 1.-THE Fast Mail"
Company, Is in the city, making arrangements
for tho appearance OF his company a. the Opera
House next ThursdAy evening. Mt. Davis took
the measurement OF tho stage, and, withA few
changes which the advance carpenter will make.
he assures Manager RieSter that oil Of the
scenery and mechanical effects, the same IS pro.
duced In New York city and Boston, will DO pre-
scented here. The author, Lincoln ]. Carter, ls
personally directing the stage effects, and is
daily making Improvements In preparation Tor
q few weeks season In Chicago. Among the
scenic efects Is q practical engine and fourteen
freight cars, realistic steamboat race aud eX.
ploSion on the Mississippi, the flight Of the Fast
Mail, and Niagara falls by moonlight, With .
perfect curtain Of bteam representing the mist.
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l.,.,............,.,.I...

l3II' Down IN 4uAiuUS
AUGUSTA, Me-, April lO-Ira g. Ross, pastor
Of the Methodist church here, and who las been
very active In pushing tho temperance war, has
Issued IN adde's In which he severely cfticlzes
Mr. Blaine. He objects TO Mr. Blaine sending
out circulars relative 10 the Manufacture q
beer, and says that Mr.. BI1Ine Is in league with
the brewers, being quoted in bIeWeta Journals
The attack haa greatly offended many OF Mr.
BlRine's friends,
Tho crusade against liquor continues. Mayor
Chase and tho Governor have aligned petition
Demanding the enforcement Of tho law and the
iaidinGIi saloons and hotels Is n frequent &C
cuiIentc.- Special 10 the New York World,
The State Department, not riding any
particular hobby, andfeCosnizing beer
as commercial quantity, send out cir.
culara relating 10 that article as IL sends
out circulars relating 70 other mticlesin
which men deal. Nothing is more nat
ural than that these circulars should be
quoted in the journals devoted to the
beer industry, for that matterin any
journals whose publishers may regard
the contents Of the circulars as Of inter
est 10 their readers. Does this prove
that Mr.. Blaine is Tin lsaRue with the
brewersP" The point sought to be
made against Mr.. Blaine is in the high
est sense absurd.
The rial inteiCst Of lie World, dis.
patch is that part Of it which refers to
the crusade in Augusta against the
LIQUOR traffic. II the prohibitory Law
be enforced ''as well as other laws ar
enforced" as we are assured by prohibit
tionistp, what occasion is there for q
crusader What need Tor the Governor
and the MDy or to join with other citizens
in petition praying the enforcement
Of the law, Notwithstanding tho frequent
raiding Of saloons and hotels? II the
law be so well enforced, how does II
happen that, after generation Of pro.
hibition there are in the Capital city
Of the State saloons and hotels with
barsP The writer has seen liquor sold
Is openly in Augusta ss II is in Wheel
ing, and Augusta is by no means
sinner above all others in Maine.
The Governor and the Mayor not only |
admit the violation Of the law, but psH.
ton for lis enforcement, although the
Mayor has NO local power and the State
hiss special constables to look alter the
LIQUOR business. II the Governor and
the Mayor were appealed to in behalf Of
the cause Of prohibition. they would
probably give the comforting assurances
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A rerrtple "outraEe.,

Ritehie Gaelic (Rep.l.
A terrible Outrage Is reported from
Putnam county. The Sheriff OF that
county had the misfortune TO die and
although he was q Democrat, the County
Court appointed Republican to sue:
coed him. This has caused several oil
the Democratic papers Of the State to
become convulsed in strange, Asiatic
cholera sort of a way. The DEMOCRATS
Of West Virginia are notorious for the
reluctance with which they hand over
an Office, but this appears TO be o case
in which their laChrymal glands act with
more copiousnesB than usual. Just why
they should weep with such vigor is dill
icult to tell, as Putnam county Is Re-
publican and the court likewise. The
Democratic Sheriff was merely an acct
dent Of the cyclone Of 1890.
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Adam FOrepaugh's Wild West,

Led by Captain a. H. Bosardus, the Champion
Shot Of the World. aud participated in by the Ind
10, WILDLY reproducing Actual Western Scenes q
Administration OF Justice Cho Ghost Dance, w
Hote Thief, Attack on EmiRrant Train, &c, &c.
atTn otuFaE
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WIN. Timmons, postmaster at Idayille
Ind, writes: "Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble" John
Leslie; farmer and stockman, Of same
place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be
the best kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel like new man." J.W. Gardner,
hardware merchant, same town, says:
"Electric Bitters is Just the thing for q
man who Is all run down and dent care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
good appetite and felt lust like
he had a new lease on life. Only 50c a
bottle, at Logan Drug Co. q drug store. 2
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AT the Open House this evening that famous
aud successful play, 1.-THE Still Alarm" will be
given for the fnt time IN Wheeling, with AL
Inc wealth OF realism which produced such q
sensation when the piece was hfst done In New
York TeAlIy.trily hre engine, Eatd 10 be
larger than any In the wheeling department,
will be drawn across the stage by . dAShinG
team. In addition 70 such features as these,
however, there Il an interesting plot and great
many other pleasing things 10 the performance,
ReatS are on sale At O. A. HOUSES.
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vbiob lbe Maine pollticians as a rule

which the Maine politicians % RUE
stand ready to give on request.
In iranknets il must be said that this
applies especially to Republican poll
ticisns, because the Republican party is
in majority in Maine and to admit that
the law is not enforced is to plead guilty
to IN Indictment Of the Republican
party. So the Republican politicians
think. The actual fact is, that while
there was public sentiment enough to
embody prohibition in The Constitution
by an immense mSjority, there is not
public sentiment to enforce It.
There are crusades and raids and
"spillin's," and yet there is not q city in
Maine in which one who wants 1t cam
not get intoxicating drink TO the full.
It matters not who says to the contrary,
thisis the unyarnisbed truth, as anyone
may learn for himself who wishes to
learn. Those who prefer to nurse q de-
lusion and to deluds other people, will
not investigate.
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shnke,perean Readlngs.

on the occasion Of the entertainment TO be
given at the Opera House on tho evening Of
April . by Nj. Frank hsnnlg, the diStlngnlihed
and for the bene6t Of the new City Hospital,
Mr.. HennIg will render scenes from "HAmlst,'
"Othello" and other plays, with some original
conceptions. the result Of his own studies and
reelection. Thls will give 70 the atiAir an added
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The nHeKIaley Eli and west virginia.
Parkrs6u,O STATE Journal.
This Is the season Of the year when
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80 PLEASANT VALLEY LOTS,
Porter Farm and Coal
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Anderson. AdmlnlstratOr.

Robert Anderson. Administrator.
william ro.ter's heirs and Others '''''
In pursuance al decree made on tho 18th dsy
OF April, 1881, by tho CilCuit Court for OHIO
county In the above entitled cause, the under.
signed appointed special commissioner ior The
purpose will on
SATURDAY, MAY q, 1891.
commencing OF $50 O'Clock a. N, on The
PREMISES, sell at public bale 10 the highest Bra.
der, the William Porter farm, located on he
National road, about three miles cast OF Wheel.
Ing, comprising 100 acres and four pGrches.
The property has been undivided into M.
GELS consisting Of 81 acres and g perches Of hIl
Ing on the National road, and al
large and finely located, being INN
half an Gcre 70 nearly an are In ARA
There parcels will DO sod GepafAtSly. For IheIr
boundaries, reference Is made 10 the papert In
the above entitled cause, and especially 10 The
plAtS fled herewith. A plPt showing tho
thirty lots above mentioned Is recorded In The
once Of the CLERK Of the County Court. 49,,
The Wheeli0g vein. 0t coal under the bill
land, which Is Of the hnest quality, With the
right to mine the same, and the opening, ChutO
end entry thereto a. tho same now are, will DO
sold separately or with the surface ~ may 30
found most advantageous.
THAMs or SALE:-Ono third Of the purchase
money and Guch further sum - the purchaser
may elect In hand, the balance In equal inItAll.
ments 1t one aud two years from the day oil sale.
the purchaser giving bond for ne deferred In.
AtAlImentG, with approved security, i4id bonds
10 bear interest from date, and the tluO 10 DO
retained until the purchase money 10 paid In
full and conveyance directed BY the court
W.P. HUBBARD,
Special Commissioner.
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BicYelos.

With the opening Of the wheel season
Edw. l.. Rose 4 Co, who carry full line
Of the latest Columbia, Victor and
medium grade Bicycles, are prepared 70
furnish q few rare bargains in second
hand Satellites Of the best makes. Those
interested should call at ones.
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Mis- Agnes Vogel.
3. Harp solo-FantaAiA iIom VeIdIs Opera
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A0rowinr institution.

To The Editor OF the Insellt0eneef.
sIR:-Your recent article in the In.
TRLLIaENcER stated the Methodist Sem
mary at this place had l2S students
true then, but we were just opening Q
new term. Our enrolment is now 172
making about 200 for the year. Please
do US the favor to state this latter fack.
Sincerely yours,
President.