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friends in urging him to accept
the place, after he had several
times declined it, and at last he
did accept. No man has ever as
sumed the craftsmanship of the
republican national committee
with la. ger or better qualifications
than he possesses, aud the party
can have implicit confidence in
his ability, his judgment and dis
cre,ion, his fidelity and his
power to do his part to command
success. Mr.. Carter, the Secre-
tsr,, is qualified for either chair
man of secl etary. He is dis
covery IN politics, and the best
politician in the United States
of his age. The combination
of Campbell and Carter is as
strong as the party could provide,
and they are worthy of the en-
thusiastic and constant support
of all good republicans. The
ticket this year is worthy the
support of every man who has a
trace of republican blood in his
veins. Mr.. Blaine was the first
man to speak to the country after
the ticket was nominated to urge
all republicans to join iii it's sup
port. The party in all it's factions
can do so with honor and self re-
spect, and / shall cheerfully dc
my part in whatever way l can
bear hand" There is no un-
certainty about this, nor is it the
language of sulker. Mr.. Clark
son has agreed to serve as mem.
ber of the executive committee,
and it is probable that be will
have control of the campaign in
New York.
Tue President sent another
message to Congress on the Can
adian waterway question, in which
h, tells of the failure of the Can
adian Government to befog the
question and insists that prompt
retaliation is necessary. Senator
Davis joint resolution authorizing
the President to retaliate, has
been favorsbly reported to the
Senate and will probably be taken
ND and passed this week.
Senator Dubois, of Idaho, was
an apti-Harrison man previous to
the nomination, therefore his view
of the situation is not preJu-
diced one. He says: "The third
party cannot carry Idaho, and l
think their inability extends to
Colorado. Nevada, the new States
and the Pacific coast. 1t is true
that there was strong tendency
towards a third party before the
Chicago convention nominated
Cleveland, but it vanished when
that ballot WAS taken. Our peo-
pie know that if the third party
carries any of the republican
States it would throw the election
of President into the House, which
is two-thi1ds democratic, and
Cleveland would he elected
People who live in that section
will not lake any chances on the
election of Cleveland. No one
ever injured the West more than
he did"
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EUREKA,

Yes. we have found it! The
greatest discovery of this century.
Are you troubled with Dandruff? {?
Are you, or any of your friends
bald? If so read our guarantee.
We hereby guarantee our Eureka
Hair Restorative and Dsndruff
Cure 10 remove Dandruff aud
grow hair on bald heads of not over
10 years standing. Any CONNER
cial report will inform You as to
our financial standing and ability
to fulfill our contracts. Money will
be refunded at the expiration of 80
days if it does not prove satisfac-
tory. FL. ID. WAGNER & Co.,
Grinnell. Iowa.
Ask Landes d Reed, BARRIERS,
for it.
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Republican Club at Sperry.

The Republicans of Spery met
Thursday evening, June 80, and
organized a Republican Club with
a membership of sixty-one. Short
instructive speeches were made
by I. Bell, Otis Miller and 9TH
ers. Much ENTHUSIASM was mani
tested and this club can be relied
upon to do effective work in Clay
township during the campaign.
Next meeting Will be held at
Sperry, Thursday, July IA, at s
p. NJ, to ratify the Republican
county ticket. All are requested
to be present.
LaJ,s NJ. AINsLIE, President.
GRANT BERRY, Secretary.
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/ have wagon load Of good
money to loan. j. NJ. MCCALL.

Black oil, Brigh, lubricating oil,
machine oil, pure lard oil aud
pure castor, the best machine oils
in the market, for sale by W. q
Foui.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT
BENZ. HARRISON.
FOR vICE-rREsIDENT
WHITELAW REID
For Governor,
WILLIAM WARNER,
ofJackson County
For Lieutenant Governor.
RUDOLPH MULLER,
of ST. Charles County.
For Secretary of State
II. I. ALKIRE,
For Auditor
JOHN NJ. WEEKS,
ofJasper County.
For Treasurer,
T. j, WILSON,
ofknox County.
For Attorney General,
DAVID MURPHY,
of st. Louis,
For Railroad Commissioner
w. S. HALFWAY,
of Audrain County.
For Judges of the Supreme Cour.
w. S. SHIRk,
OF Pettis Iounty.
CHARLES NAGEL,
of st. Louis
w. w. EDWARDS,
of ST. Charles County.
For Congressman-First District.
Il. d. CRAMER.
of Scotland County.
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of Scotland County

of Scotland County.
A certain Normal regent
told d certain newspaper man
that, if certain Normal professor
Was not watched a certain news
paper of KirksviIle would get all
the Normal printing. Is there
"coon IN the woodpile?' We
guess SO.
The GRAPHIC hss no apollo
gy to make for any statements
that may have appeared in the
Globe-Demccrat or Republic in
regard to the Normal school.
Those papers are abundently able
to take care of themselves and
will do so should it become nee
asssry.
The Stewart bill for the
free coinage of silver was passed
by the Senate last Friday. Eleven
Republicans, the representatives
of the silver states of the North
vest, voted for the bill. Senator
Hill made his first speech in the
Senate and followed it up by
casting his vote for free silver.
The Peoples Convention at
Omaha, the evening of July 4th,
nominated Gen. James B. Weav-
er, of Iowa, for President, and
Gen. James G. Field, of Virginia,
for Vice President. The noml-
nation of Gen. Weaver has not
aroused any enthusiasm, and in
fact seems to be q disappoint-
ment. Judge Gresham had been
spoken OF as the probable nomi-
nee, and his failure to accept the
nomination destroyed the hope
his name inspired.
The general business situa-
tion looks more favorable. At
most distributing centers there is
an improvement in collections, q
freer movement in building mate
rials. with an active demand and
steady prices for live cattle and
hogs. The canned meat industry
was never SO lively as now in both
foreign and domestic orders. The
increased volume of trade for this
branch reported from Chicago
sources Is double as compared
with 1891, with the best part of
the season yet to hear from.
The State Road Improve
ment convention will be held in
Chlllicothe, August 16, IL. Is and
19. The interest now being man
ifested in road improvement Is an
enc oouraging sign that we are
soon to be delivered from the thral-
dom of impossible roads. 1t has
become one of the leading ques-
tions of the day, and men, women
and children are alike interested.
This convention will be one of the
greatest road conventions ever
held, and Adair county should ap-
point a delegation to attend. A
prominent feature of the conven-
ton will be the construction
of roads by experts in which
work a full line of road machin-
cry, plows, scrapers, graders, roll
ers and rock crushers will be
used.
Two weeks ago the GRAPHIC
re-puplished an item taken from
the Trenton Tribune, in regard to
awarding the contract for publish
ing the Normal catalogues. and
devoted small space to comment
on the same. The KirksyilIe
Journal became considerably ex-
ercised over the matter, and came
out with the old stereotyped wall
that is ever dinned in the ears
of the public when its chief source
of revenue is assaiied. The Jour.
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Frank bass, the finest cabinet
workman j" Northeast Missouri,
is now i'll the employ of Cole Il
Greene.
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FRIDAY. july 5. lse
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money to Loan.

Money to Loan.
Money to loan at 6 per cent.
annual or semi. ..nnuai interest
with privilege to pay 500, 5000,
or any multiple thereof at any in
terest payment.
W. Fl. CLARK.
Office with 7. j. Dockery, New
Brick.
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Grent discou ,ts on steel rang, q
and at w. r Greene e Co.'S.
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County Court Proceedings.
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND

j w Meeker. b'lding bridge
across Plumb branch, Clay
township, $500
William Cutler, material
dist. No. 4, Ninevah tp., Is 40
Samuel Sny der, services as
overseer No. 3, Liberty tp % 02
} L Atterbrrry and Dennis,
bal. due b'lding Shelby's
Point bridge, Morrow tp., 1860
McCIanahan and Merrill,
building Lost branch
bridge, Salt river tp., 1000
Loomis, Holmes and Smith,
bal. due on Shibley's
Point iron bridge, G5.00
Wayne Mcintosh. grading
streets fronting Go. prop. ,16465
R w Hart, for building
bridge in Clay tp., near
VIM Emmerson's, 21.0o
SALARY FUND.
Stephen Hall, services MS
county surveyor, 42.UU
M D Campbell. services AS
county attorney, 5000
r j Reiger, services AS Co.
clerk, 57.05
William Hart, services as
county judge, 1000
E A Policy. attending pro-
bate court and serving
road notices, $50
J J Keim, services as Go.
judge, 1000
Adam Shoop, services as
county judge, 1000
E a Policy, services as Co.
sheriff, 400
PAUPER FUND.
Rowland Richardson, for
Reeeping Rachel, 240
J ID Holloway, keeping pau
pers at poor farm. 4S.Gn
Sin ena Richey, keeping one
old person, 300
Eliza Heron, care Of self 800
j S Lowe, keeping sister
two months, 400
John Bagg, support OF self
two months, 600I
Sarah Settlers, keeping i'm
beetle daughter. 800
j B Stewart, keeping two old
people, 1000
Bette Griggs, keeping self. 800
j W Johnston, keeping Mar
garet Filley two months, GOO
S Bennett, keeping W G
File, 200.
Leopold Finding, keeping
brother, 200
James Roberts, care OF blind
father. $50
Robert Patton, keeping or
phan child three months, 300
] f Rice, services as county
physician, 1000
Fulton Asylum, keeping in
sane a3l 20
J W Stribling, care of i'm
beetle brother,
James and Agnes Jones,
support of selves, 500
Edward Pritchard, keeping
self, 3.00I
Mrs. Patrick Dobbs, support
of self, a50I
John w Kimberly, costs in
quest on body of Mary
Snodgrass, Is 55
CONTINGENT FUND.
Weekly GRAPHIC, stationery
and printing notices, 220j
Isaac Morgan, express on
blanks and books, LIS
E Pierce, rent Prob. Office, 500l
J J Spencer, rent Cir. Cl'k's
Office, 1900
Geo 7 Spencer, rent County
Clerks office, 1900
e M Campbell, prem. on
four wolf scalps, 600
A P Hibbs, costs state ag'pst
Jackson Clsybrook, 1855
V Miller, fixing we'll curb'g
county park, 420
j I Earhart, material and
making table for book
case circuit clerks office, S.55
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steph Hall contract with Thee.
Meyer ior bridge in Benton tp
near Omer's, approved.
Theo Meyer bond for same, ap-
proved.
Steph. Hall rept on Wallace
washed out road declared public
highway.
Geo. W Watson ct al petition
for public road, declared public
highway to be opened in six
months.
VIM Cutler bond as road overseer,
approved.
Ord that school fund mortg of
r Grow be foreclosed.
Ordered that school fund mortg
of Haston Conley be foreclossd.
Bteph Hall rept on Last Branch
bridge, Salt River tp. approved
S Hall rept op Shuteye bridge
near Suibleys Point. approye1
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Glen mil

medias boteIas vacias, sean de vidrio de ba-
FRO, SO conpran 10 Ce1stGO0s docena Diri-
jrse al que suseribe, ca Bauaia detras del
Cuartel.-AetO7SsO AfN9adG -8-5
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HOTEL VICTORIA
q IA a u II g

En- los altos de la antigua casa, succession
lie Da Martina B3rrios.-COMODIDAD,A ASEO Y
BUEN GUSTO.
n PRECIO5: Hospedaje compete $3.50 cen.
tavos AlmuerzO comidas en- horas estacle.
cidas SO centavos. Sirven almuerzos comidas
d tOdas hOras precios cOnvencionales
Caguas FebrerO ~ de 1892-MGrceI5ssG So
t0msGy0T. 1919
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La Loeion MONTE'S

40 tienes igual para 81 tratamento de toda pro
iucci0n herp6tica hacienda desaparecer pri
nero el picor molesGisiao, restituyendo des
pu6s la normaldad al sitio enformo. LA I1oCI0N
es inofensiVa, y, 10 mjsmo que medicamento
tiene conq0istado un puesto en 81 Joeador dc
las senoras como preparaclon nigienica dc pr
mer orden.
La LOC66ae G2stiIberp6CicG de
doctor MONTES, es el preparado que mas Sc
usa en- Madrid y otras eapiGales de Europa,
para hacer desaparecer la caspa en- la cabeza
evitando seguralnente la caida del cabelfo
Sustituye al Aqua de QstissG que nada hace, y
como esta agradablemente pertumada, las SO
nOras encontraran en- ella un aqua de tocador
inapreciable, 10 mismO para usara en la cabe
"a que On la cara, con 10 que evitaran que O.
c1tis padezca de barros, grletas, manchas e
irritaeiones producidas por 81 sol el aire, que
tanto afean estropean la piel de La cara.
LA Locion SO vende en- las farmacias de los
senores Daub0n, Galllermety Blanco; en- to-
Ias las buenas farmaelas de la Isla. Los seno.
res far1nac6utico, pueden haeer los pedidos, al
dnico representante en- esta isla, don Fernan
do Sanchez, calle Nueva Rlo-pledras. 45-27
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Aqua de Insalus

Esta aqua mineral bastante conocida en-
Puerto Rico, h. llegado de,. Lizarza Guipdz
coa). Es - .dable al paladar, bicarbona-
tada, alcala,, sumamente digestiva reco-
mendada my eicazmente para dispepsias !,
gastralg -, en- general para toda clase dc
enferm@ lies del est0mago. Sc ha empleado
tamb'en Jon 6xito singular para las atecciones
del r.non, Was urinarias vejiga. Habr& bo-
talla medias botellas precios limitados
Oirijirse q la Gale de San Sebastian 81 Ca
a lel senior BARRIOLA, 6 la sucursal para
Ia venta al detalle: Don Santos Filippi, San
JustO ndp 81. 45-l6
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En- Bayanon

En- la Gale de Espa1a SO a'quila una bue.
na casa c0moia, propia para fam1Ila. Tiens
un excelente corral, con arDoies frutales, hor-
no etc., etc. Informara su duefio don Martin
Felit en- el mismo pueblo. 1O-4
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LA FLOR DE- PUERTo-RIco Q
# o N ID a

I'll representante de este antique acre
ditado esGaDieclmlent0 montado q la alGura de
los mejOres dc su clase situadO on la Gale de
SAN JOSE NUM-. 20, EsQUINA LA DEL Sol, tiene
81 honor de participar su numerosa cllentela
"a phDilco en general, que no omlte sacrlf
clos para deJar cOmpiac1doS las personals que
hOnren 81 eStaDleclmientO. aprOvecha la
OCCASION para participates que hay On la
casa un salon lulosamen5e auOrnadO para 81
serviciO dc los huespedes, SIN cobrarles por
clio exceSO On ol preclO de tarlfa dc Ia casa.
Habiendose lntroducldo On La FLOR DE
PUERTO-RICO grandes mejoras On 81 local, eli
que 10 regentea puede ofrecer al p1blico como
Qldades, esmeraQ0 Crato, prontltud y nmpleza.
Puer5O-R -Rlco, Mario de 1892.-El Repre-
eentante.-L. R. R.
kN0TA s-SH aIRVEN OOMDAs EN- RA-
x1Aa por ab0n0a a preciOa aumamente equi-
tat1NOR I'LL
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~ RW8AZCU

Sc arrienda la hacienda de cailas denomina.
da Las MMtGs, sluuada a Ures kllo ne6ros me.
dlo del, puerto de esGa Villa, con el que aquella
eSta unlda por un camin0 de hero, prOvlsGO de
los carruaes nee ssarlos para oOnduclr los fruros
nasta la orllla del mar. Tlene muy Daenos Ga
CaDlecimientoS, un alamDiqus que taDrlca uno
medic DocOy0s do ron por uia, pasGOs aoun
danCes 262 cuerdas de poyal bosQue con soda
Ia lena que So des5e para LOS usos del fundo,
0ueyada, oacrOS dulles 10 laDcanza, eco.
Los que unforeseen el arren Ia.nlonGo Dne
Den dlrUlrse cuan5o anGes q la qae susorloe. q
dn de que uCllcea para plan5aclones ID somilla
que acJualnonGe se esta ODIenlondO, medlda
que Sc muele 81 presente c0secho.
Humacao, 29 de Enero de 1892.
lk~1S e, q. Vlaeda a. R,ssta1a.
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IA los Sres. EclesiAsticos

En- Santuroe Al lado de Ia ig esia .parro-
quial, donde las que suscriben SO ocupau On
coufeccicnar babtos taiares y otraa preudas
lie vestir lbs stlores aaeerdotes semiDaristas,
encontraran ulIos otfos IN variadO surt'do de
seg *ntes boue6es de tahinete y horla de soda
con mneile. q pIeuios sumamente m0dicos.
Asi mi mo puedeu soil .itarse dichos bOnetes
en- la casa de Don J, Sc Rendon. Gale de Ia LT-
ma ndmero 40, en- Ia Capltal.-Dozores y Gloria
GaViN0 S-5
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La Pequena Antilla
TETUAN 26.

FL duenO de este acreditadO estabIecimien-
TO, tiene el gusJo dc ofreoer a sus nunarosos
parroqulaauS y al p1Dlc0 ca general, Goda cla-
50 de nmonadas gaseOsas, aqua carD6nica y
aguas mlneraieS. 80 slrVen dOmiciliO pOr pre-.
5ioa hmlUadlslnos. Tambl6n encOntrar6is en
uoho estaDleclmlento IN serVicio esmeradO.
/ Venid y os convencer6ial al-Puert Rico, 8 de
Marx0 de 1892. R0as01a Rleefa. de
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.aNDNCXO

De Ia casa de los Sres Sagardui Hiios, de
Bilbao, de la que es agente On esta Capital don
Manuel Barrioia, San Sebastian 81, esquina
San jose, Sc reelben las inmejorables cocinas
econ0micas, de las que Sc han colocado con ex-
traordinario 6xito % en- esta Capital.
Ell aludido senor Barriola puede informar
q las personas que 10 deseen y 81 convencera q
Quien Sc presente, de la bondad de las cocinas
y de las muchas ventaias que reportan una
casa sl CO ocaci0n.
L. hay para casas de poca mucha fami-
ID, pa lecimientos, HOspitales, Fondas,
& segu41 Sc desea.
Los preoios son sumamenta m6dicos 1918
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Baldomero Garcia

Acaba de abrir su estabecimiento de Sas.
Grerla on la calle de la FortaIeza ntmerO 10,
frente Ia Imprenta de el BOlet5N donde otre.
60 sus servlclos, Tanto p0r el corte contec ion
lie las prendas y caildad de los generos como
On la prOnGitud con que slrve sus parr0qula
nOs como pOr la ecOnOm1a de los prec1Os. Una
vista esba sastrer1a OS cOnvencerels 15-6
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BalcO ESpa1d de Puerto Rico
coNsTIT JCIoN DEL FoNDo DE REsERvA.

Desde esta fecha hasta el 10 de Julio pro
ximO inclusive, (conforme 10 acordado en- la
pasada Junta General ordinarily, deberan los
Sres Acclonista, dc esJe Banco pasar salts
facer on Ia GAIA dol mlsmo las Quotas que le
correspondent para COmpIetGr Jos $50 $50 ORC
espGSa0l det FOnd0 de gesef00; ascendlendo
dlchas Quotas dos pesos CMGresstG q ssss cesstG
OOS ORC NQc5O9s0g pOr aool6n o s6anSu dos pesos
0cbestG q c6sscO ceastGv0s On moneda mojlca-
aa.-P Pu5rtO-RlcO l8 de Mario de 1892.-EI
GOD6rnaQ0r.-Eef2eN22l0 ETNgOSO. 1912
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents.
sta-.haiI.s District News.

JARRETTsvILLE, Nov. 2S.-Henry Preston,
son of Franklin Preston. met with a severe
accident, on Wednesday of last week. While
at work with steam saw mill on the farm Of
William Meads, near Madonna, he was caught
in the belt, thrown directly over the saw and
falling had his right leg broken between the
knee aud hip. He was taken to his home,
where DIR. ". l.. Smith set the fractured limb,
and he is now improving.
Last Friday Harry STREET., of Baltimore,
son of the late Samuel Street,, formerly of
JarrettsvilIe, was out cunning with Charles
Rampley. The latter, in breaking his breech-
filled shell. accidentally shot his companion
in the hip. The wound was exceedingly pain
full. The young man was removed to the resi-
dence of his brother-in-law, Mr.. William Jar
rett, Jr., where he was put under the influence
of chloroform and the operation OF taking out
the shot was begun by Drs. Jarrett and Smith.
Mr.. Street, is a promising young man and has
been attending medical school in Baltimore.
Mr. John T. Smithson, near Jarrettsvillc, is
sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. Andrew kinehart vas severely bitten
by hog, while butchering for Mr.. Vim. Ii.
Carroll, on Saturday last
Mrs. James Hope and Mrs. John McComas
are visiting the Misses Long, formerly resi-
dents of Jarrettsville, but now living in Y DIRK,
Pa.
Mrs. j. II. Brookhart returned home on
Saturday morning last, from a visit among
relatives in Baltimore.
4 valuable horse belonging to Constable
Brookhart, barely escaped having his leg
broken on Saturday night last. In trying to
get up he caught his foot between the door
and sill. Fortunately he escaped with several
bruises. b.
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Entertainment at BLEAK Height School.

SINGER, Nov. 2S.-Thc entertainment and
exhibition under the direction OF Prof A. G..
Gray, of Baltimore, at Bleak Height school,
near Singer postotfice, ON the evenings Of
Nov. 9th and 18th, was a gratifying success.
Miss Anna A. Mddendorf is the popular
teacher Of the school. The attendance was
large and the stereopticon views were very
fine. There were other interesting exercises
by the following friends, who cheerfully took
part Miss Berdie Lee, Miss Bertie Pyle,
(organist), Mr.. and Mrs Harry s. Pyle, Mr.
Lee Magness, Mr.. Stanley Pyle and Mr.
Woodley Pyle. Some very line solos and quar-
tettes were rendered by the above well known
singers Cornet solos and other instrument
tai music was given By Prof. A. e. Gray, as
sisted by Mr.. Charles Bode and Master Rich
ard Bode. Master Richard, who Is only y
years OF age, displayed wonderful musical
ability ami natural gift, rendering a fine solo
on an alto horn. He also sang a character
song relating to Grover Cleveland and Baby
Ruth, which was well received. The Bel Air
Cornet Band, under the direction OF Prof
Edward Ferry, discoursed some fine music,
which WAS highly appreciated. This band is
in very encouraging condition and is striy-
ing to become one Of the leading bands OF the
State The entertainment a whole was
highly interesting and instructive. The fine
views and other subjects given by Prof A. G..
Gray's stereopticon were of the highest order
and many expressed the hope that he would
come again and repeat the exhibition.