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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
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PAT. tnrl"y is the section foreman a,
W Willmm-.
A r"'i And-,nu" depot, ll0x30 in sile.
II contemplated for Williams.
tn" huildng rng. s,ill continues
'hr"" n"S houses during the I,as, week
The phrlan huuz" has brcn opened,
l~iug conducted hy the owner. u. =.
rhchu.
The new r-mr being added To- the Dir.
johnson business r'- n, west of the rail. 4.
r"a'l, arr almust completed.
Rev. McFald"u il the only preacher at
Williams, AMI Ia" d"r siX days manual
lal-r each week to earn his living
II Is "'hrially given out tha, the new
depot " II H.. l,ral,sl nn the south eide II
ia" tracks near ia" foo, IT Third street.
TIL" large assembly rrom Of the M.thn-
hist Episcopal church has been neatly
lHl~r,'i At an rII"nse ~ Ahou, $500.
N sULnau, uf III. mercantile estab-
lShm"nl, whn has h"en nJnurninR in
Eurnp-, IN in New York city, and will
N'turn late this month.
tiro, Thorn,on's hn" fprty five l0und
sulky las arrived nnd he will begin work
"n the proposed privAt" mile track s"on
for the rl"ciAl training Il his hne horses.
The Easter services At the Method ist
Episcopal church wrr' very beautiful aud
entertaining. Tnmak" II still mors pleas
ant, Abuut thirty.twu wrrc taken IN Ia
aS-iSt Ia church "hI~ns"S.
Six ihnuSuul head u cattle will b.
-lupIssl out uf Williams before May 10.
Ih" majority II ,h"m go tn Strong City.
IA -as They arr being ga'h"rd now
and "a" hrrt lots were shipped Friday,
\ ."a ing topic Il discussion u the I-s-
muls'! having RAilra..i avenue and the
heading l,s.n"Ss houses, light.si by elec.
,riclly, the rnut "a be an extension oi
that us' 4 ny o." Saginaw Lumi,er com.
pNny b. light ~. their extensive works.
The PROPOSITION, made some time sinoe
by Rnglneer Burns # the AuAutic a Pa
eide rA.lrad company, 10 construct .
complete water system for the town, h
b1lng ry,salKrSctsd Ia vuayessa tion a bual-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

l.. &. Hughes was born In Philadelphia.
May ~. lSi2; was len All orphan NJ the
ag" oi two years was kept "n farm for
several years and thereafter learned the
rnachnistS trade IN Pu,shurg. 4, the
breaking out II the war enlisted In com.
rahy A. lOlst regiment Pennsylvania
Noluut"erS served tw" year, N ha,l ~.
tive rcrvire, was discharged On arruuut
IT disability, and after partial recovery
joined knapp'a pittsburg Battery NJ
| the clnsc 81 the war returned e. hs trade !.
attended night srhunl in p,tslmrs. whore
hc prepared himself for college. which he
attended IN M-Adowvillr, Pa after which
he real law with tIr firm uf lL.ri,k-un a
br~wl"y II tina, city. Ou accouu, Of fail.
ing health ~ the rcsui uf service in the
war aud lhri study was advi-,.l rs hi-
physician tu seek mild climate. which
resulted IN his locating in Tuc-'u, Ari.
iona, his present home, in 1871. whrrr' II"
resumed ,h" prac,c" Of the law win well
m"rl,rd success. In 1877 MIR Hughes 49,.
tahliShrd the weekly star, and iu $3.50
ia" Daily. giving up lucrative l,w Iir,c.
tie" inr that of journalism. TIA" Star IN
pronounced on every public que, ,ttuu.
and tie '"rcc aud individuality 60, IT, rdi-
tor leaves nu rum for doubt why're hr
stands "n all pursti"ns of public concern.
Mr.. Hughes is ably assisted , his
rTosi talented aud mobile wife, Mr. H.
Hughes, via" is known M the mother or
Tia" public schools Of Arizona, "a siu pen
"d ia" tirr, public schonl Cor girl. BOO IA"
territory in 1872 Sh" is now tie terri.
tural prrzidru, "i the Woman's Chr -tmn
Temperance Union. aud contributing to
ia" press on the subjects IN wuirh thts
band of Christian workers arr cu "a scd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

past ffteen years. Senator Dorsey IL
looking ~ prime condition, says uc never
felt better in h,s lie. aud ". won.
defed while talking TO h,m hrlef mo.
ment, what new Napoleonic ems his
active brain wac working out. II has
Just worked out matter that will on.
rioh Colorado three or four milhouu and
add several thousands to her population,
and there are "other worlds o. conquer"
by this man Of large ideas springer
Stockman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

New buildings arr gnlng up daily.
"Shanty town" is on the wAne.
Work on the new depot at this growing
junction point has been inaugurat"d. II
will hr pushed to completion ~ rapidly
a. material can In secured. Arizona
sandstone will be- the material use'i.
II is predicted that from 800 IA 800 carr
will Le IN the siding here, billed fo'
Prescott, awaiting the completion Il th,
road, Travelling men reiort that city al
cut If everything, with no prnspect of r.
ncwals til the rad arrives.
!, IL probable there ara some sheep mel
abo,n Ash Fork who will no, call fnf ,hriI
mail soon, some sheep were last recent
y and when found their ear marks hat
grwn % into another shape AMI th'
w"ol brand was missing entirely. Th'
parties are known bu, names are 81 IA
withheld
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
sssed for Teachers,

Tne normal department ~ the Culyrr.
sl,y ot New Mexico, Albuquerque, S,ll
open on "Wednesday, June : aud close
Friday. July 81. The circular just is
sued by the board VI regents, IN regard
to this department, reads as folows:
The board Of regents OF the University
opened the institution last tdnmer.
June 10. with normal term Tor the
teachers of the territory. Tho enroll.
ment was seveuty.t,e, and the work Ia
every way successful, hilipg u long felt
want IA New Mexico. Of thJea who
were ia attendance many are noA hllIng
important POSITIONS iu the public schools
of the territory. Since the oponiug Of
the Tell term OF the University, many Ia
qulrles have come from tesch-rR, who
wish to attend summer school this
coming vacation. 10 tit themselves Tor
better work in the school room. 10
meet the wants of these ard Others. III.
board OF regents uf the University have
arranged with the faculty 10 holi, IN ad
dit,On To tho regular work of tn" normal
department, u summer school Tor teach
era, and, especially for those who teach
during the school year OF the Univrrsity
and can only take such u course ia their
vacation. There will bs very thorough
reviews In oil the branches requ ret Tor
the county certificates, and ia addition
~ this. classes IA high school work will
be formed.
Special attention will lie given 10
methods II teaching, and teachers will
have an opportunity to study the Pollard
system, Delsarte, music, drawing, PEN
msnsh.p aud Spanish.
Those who attend and do satisfactory
work will receive u certificate showing
the work aocomp plishsd.
A course Of lectures will bs given dur.
ing the term by prominent educators.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
UNIyEHssIY AntzeNa.
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'r"'i :" ~" territory
Aside ',m th" public rchrnls the nu,
. mpurtaIt educational institution in th,
tcr1tiurI II tl,c University II Arizona
which W,s established hy an act II ,h,
i,gi-lttu." ,u the sIiug uf lSSi. an al,
/ pruI riAi ~ II S2i,uuu having inpn mad,
. '.r 'Nat tuIl.,-,'. Tucson wnH r,lr,t,s
H- ihr pic" 90 l,-at. u. aud IN lNS1 4
| contract Nh. l,i TT The construction uf A
| lWld.ur tn cost Si7.nc, The lmildInp
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

rH'l, l'WH b~ti w" neat thc Washing
ton Monument, 5ii f"'i
The mes, iniricai" pOr," 4 clnrk wor,
IN III" world IL the great Astronomical
cluck Vt StiI,Hbuurg
The light of 'Ac hr, Ny. ur "ligh,ninI
bug is rrslu,"l - genuine anima
pho-rhnrrscouc"
tn" fata MorgAna. ur sea mirage. /,
mn-, perfect u, thu straits uf Mesrina. bc
tween Italy aud Sir.ly.
The ol'lcs, flute IA the world ia made 81
the thigh bone IT a sheep and was fouu,
! IN n tomb on the Nib
The condor, when RISING from the earth
| always dcscrih"s rlr,l,~ IN the ait, Au,
rau ris" ~ nn other way
tIagstait
The hnarl ur suy.,Ni-ur. r,,uu,rur,
May -
tn" new p,gl- hl.k hr.k hulliug w
itAilrad aN"up" wi, lo 3;,Gu feet.
K. ron "r. Il ,,r Union Telegraph
service. has r"r sueI. aul after "A few
w""ks' visit ru l'an - ~. ..u,p th,. sheer
business. tie ~ .u,,rwiI hy uj,r,,.r
SrdSwirk, # Nr,am
Court c"u,rur- Nay =. Jui.. wrll-
"lnrmtiuE. j bAl, WHO recently broke
jail, has not h"ou allI,hrul,-l It, wnS
held "n charg" 1t murder ur CarrlIur Ito.
brook IN February aud h.s ,.,-,. va in
hav" been presented to the grand jury
thi. ,,rtp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
IIor.sy'. naaitari q N.

Stephen W, Dorsey, the brainisst man
10 the vest and the equal Of the beet In
the United states, dropped into Springer
Tuesday on u businss trip connected
with the new sanItarium that u soon to
10 inAuEuratsd at the Dorsey ranch
where 90 many hundreds Of people hays
6ssn hospitSbiy satsEtAinsd during the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

tn. Gardiner block extension has been
puShed rapidly this week,
The new governor was expected tu
arrive here Thursday evening.
Rumor says the Southern Pacific and
MAricuI,A roads will continue their line
and JON the Mineral Belt rIa9
Musical instruments for n rsgincntal
hsnd have be-n forwarded tO Arizona
National gnAri by the Uni,ssi States gov.
ernment
Gardiner hall presented an attractive
appearance Thursday evening, A very
successful musical entertainment was Civ.
en- by the Baptist brethren.
Work has been h~gun on the $50. .OOO
foundry To bs oIsrai.'i hy Mrsar~ &,
Hughes 4 Gehrig, II ssn Diego when
completed II will give employment, ~ hfty
hands,
RichAri Hidalgo, u pruspector II TWEEN
ty.hvc years exper,snc., has made = rich
strike about one hundr.d miles north II
this city, The or runs the richest oi
anything ever brought to ph9niI,
The hall tenderssl the lrgisiatorS
"Wednesday evening In Gardiner hall waS
way up in "a when style Ia considered
I,s brilliAncy would have male McAllis-
ter wink the other eye and Ia give due
eIpr-snion on paper Ia impossible as there
Ia nothing in AriEonA's annals of swell oc-
casiuns with which to compare II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

On the last OF March, the body OF u
man was found on the plains, about
twelve miles west Of Tyrone station, on
the Santa Fc, and a. he was not known
the body Was buried whore 1t Was found.
The matter was reported 10 Coroner Slpe
who found the lonely grave, and taking
up the remains, brought them to Trin-
dad. The body 10 badly dechyed and
caunot be identified, but letters found
indicate that II In John Hudsou. for.
mer s.. "a Fs employe, who disappeared
about the line Of the arrest Of employees
for robb,pR freight cara The theory is
thst Hudson became alarmed, and start.
ing acrosa the plains TO get out oi the
way. psr,shsd Of hunger and exposure.
Trinidad Chronicle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
RAILROAD NOTES.

Mr. q, f. Tracy with his bridge and
building uLtdi ~ al Ration worEing.
A. a. Robinson IL now slated tor the
position of general manager Of the TexAs
Pacific
j. \ Hurst, ot the detective depart.
ment, IL IN l.as Vegas, locking up eyi
d"ncs IN the case against Dave Norman
Conductor Cecil has charge OF the
BlOsaburg coal run aud Conductor IIs,f.
ner has taken Cecl's place ON the NAN
| line.
Jas. A. Baird, the assistant live stock
agent for the Santa Fs road, stationed
at Las Cruces, came up To the city last
night
ID. A. Shope and gang, at San Maroial,
went 10 l;ncon to finish the repairs To
the bridge, burned near there several
weeks ago.
The fastest running time bet vecn Chi.
cago and ~ Paul, lG hours and ~ min.
uiea, will be decreas.d to II hours and
Peter Agetet had a hearing at La
Junta Monday on the charge OF stealing
freight from Santa Fe cars. lie was
bound over under 800 bonds.
Instructions have been received that
passes for employees viii not bs hon Jrei
for passsge on trains 3 and 1 between
Il A
The North Am.r,,,n N,yi,.,,or ,om.
paDy ba. d.n,s,t.J . yn.,.n,.,. t,,d .,
sArnno -, L..,,. -
contract with tho p.,.r. ,.l,na,
r.u.,....---''n r. .
-, a., vN,i', q, p""' "''' 'A"'''s
"' o"' W '"o 'ana'
-. 49,, p''o' W '"' ou''a'ne' run
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hours. ~ s''''' '"'''
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"p''"u 'n"' 'ne Offices OF tue
=. ..,,aI =, Tt. w ,r,
n..na. Loo. =, 80. -, o.
RADIO spr.ngs.
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Ill 49,, Ia, .,.. ,'''.
= on hss1 =, ..,,,. -, ..,',. ~ o,o
sheen being held st san An,sIo T.,
awaiting cars.
This htohison, Topska 4 SANTA Fs
will nut n gang OF painters ON ,h. road
IN few days. II IN the intention 10 70.
paint oil the bridges on the road, which
will be an all summers jo6.
Henry Willard has resigned from tho
Northern Pacific directory and arrange
ments have been comple,ed for the issue
Of collateral trust potes for the purposs
OF taking up the floating aebt.
IN. chi,s,o ,.,, viI, B.. .,,,,..,,a. :,
,.iI,oas .nd .,.amh,., &C.,. n... o..
al hv Iav u,nld IT,. 49,. -, ,,k
..o.,.,. h,,. ~ ,as,.ho.,d ~ ,h. 81
lection.
Harry Eos,., tia Ca,,h... oo., NINA.
Who xss so un,o,,,n.,. ~ rav,.. b.. ,.,'
broken by Il falling rock. vh,l. at work ia
the mines, In improving very fast q, the
Las v.gas hospital and Ia Oh peoted back
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
Cancer Of the Hreast .

About week ago Mr., and Mrs. j. j.
Adkins arrived In the city from Breck.
enr,dge, Texas, in very destitute clrcum.
stances. renting q email house down on
south Third street. The wife was sui'
fering from cancer OF the breast, aud
this morning she died. The body was
turned over 70 Undertaken Horne, and
at $50 o'clock the remains wero buried
In Fsirview cemetery. The funeral eK'
pensss were borne by the Ladies' lie,
uevolen, society and subscriptions from
our citizens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

A Jefse, City man is reported To bs
the proud possessor Of 400 door. knobs
aud PniIsdslphiA ssntlemao has his
hoses decorated with various sizes and
paissEns VI oasl-of horss Ahosa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
WORLD> MONDERS,

Ih" hrHt lHl"r makers Wrrr the warps
The average height II the rI,rhau, IL
feet.
Turtnisrs have h".u known +, Lv. Yn
years.
tit9,s,, i'm miy,uiiu,, uf,ru travail ,,y,,
j,ob miles.
The Nile hnn "A fall If ruI, u inches m
900 miles.
The strongest fttr.s. ut the world /.
Gihialier.
Th"r" nr' 2,7H Language aud dialects
"'" spoken.
There arr furty.rlght NnIi'iirs uf the
common ny
a siugl" tobacco plant VIII pruIurr
""n'"" seeds
Th" largest cayr II the Mammoth Cave
"l h"nin'ky'
The largest mammoth tusk vet diScuy.
/ "d was IL feet.
| At the equator the average, ANIMAL ram.
! fall Is lH inrhrr.
| At the runntnr th. limit - prrirtuaI
snow II li.Inn feet.
TIL" spaced Il the falcon uNrn cacr,ds
100 miles nn hour.
The most beautiful ual,,r, in ,h, world
" Wv Hi"h'h'I"'
An "c"an racer burns about Sl3.oO
''' wy
=" ,>,T'n'r' S,,"'," ,"' e'"""' '' ''"%'
'" W. ""'I'" "' WV '"''
Nv s'"rN '"ni'', sen" h'- prey with
W.T." turning "h hH ha'k'
i ~ "''' s"N' Wv UNI UT
-" wa 'l"' "'sl " '"'H'H 'H VI"
''Hl""hInI 81 in"f"Ots contains over
r.. ..,u. ,...,....... ..,,. ,.r
r.,,l, ~ ,L, L.,, 80 ,L,. .,.n' ''''-
~, ~, '' '"' wa" ~ '"'
h'"ils's say thA' lh'i' al" up"arl "i
"h'" N"''r'''7 81 i'""''.
'"ud"'r nave h'"u killed IN Peru with
wings ' :" ''' sll'A"'
Ih" inngs "i ia" nN'r"g" man contain
about hVe quarts 81 ar
Ihrr' ara lNn mountains ia ia" Alps
ir'" '''"" I" l'.'3- ""' hgh.
Th" iavurit" mrIhrL uf fishing in China
II with n trained r"Iuurant.
TIA" greatest song write, was schubert.
II" prsluc"d over 100 songs
IN one summer the descendants If IA
slngl" hy will numh"r 2.n>u.3yu.
All animals whns,. haLi,a, IL the Arctic
regions turn white In winter.
The c,,tnronl- If R.,n, contain. TN. ~.
mains II ubou, 4. 900. .ooo pruulr
nm, I.,,...., ,r,.,.. a,,.., 80 ,'.,r,I,, ..,,..
.rnccrliu, 4nO feet IN height,
n.,;.lia,,L..,, ,,.. ,.,,.., ,.,. ..,..
'''''''' '.' Wv "''' WV
""'""' "e wv ''' l'"''''
shower "i hSh I"N" i''l"'"'%'i'! "'''"
~ various quarters "' ia" world
~ l'"" h""'h~ ia En'"I". J" arr u!
\'"''h'"' III H' h'ud N''''@ u
TIL" pouch "f " larg" pelican Will c"n.
'"i' seven or 'IGh' In"''S "i water
IN" longest brdg" IN th" world, over
III" ~, Lawrence, Is ~ - feet.
The greatest university Is oxford l, !
has ,w"niy-"n" colleges AMI tive halls,
The most prolific ur opera composers
war PIcc!ni, II" wrul" over 3ou operas.
The average weight IF the male infant
al birth il pounds; uf ,hr female ~.
Sixteen ounces If gold nrc sn,hrirn, ,n
rild wir,. tia, would rnrir,,l. lin, earth
80, o.,
p, "E'rS' Ell az " .,' ~"''r ,,n, n'r ,"u
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

The United States Investor has the
foIloSinR; The H1stins debt oi the San.
IA 10 10 said 10 bs only S3,OCJ.l 60 at tue
present time. President keinhart has n
number Of reforms in contemplation,
whereby It " expected that the expenses
of the road viii be cut down. II ia
hoped 10 save at lens, t2A0.0oO year by
doing away with separate man nassmen,
for the Colorado Midland. aud IN one
WAY and another this policy VI trimming
doxn n expenses 10 expected 10 result 10 a
saving 10 the company Of sl.co1Cso . q
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

Flag-ia' j. ia luck. The t"rrituria
reform sru "' will be l,rat..l a, or near
the tow Th" iegslatur, has appointed
a comml,'r" e three to select sit". and
Tns Gauss has information fr,uu phpnis
that the committee are in favor ot Flag
staff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

For the first time IN the history Of Bel
GUM. IL is ssid, tho prinsipls Of Q none.
tary compensation for brssoh Of promise
Il nxxTiaaN hss iast bssa ssAAbliaAsd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

The total recorded immigration 70
this county 10 6,OOa. .09a, almost a. many
~ the whole population Of Spain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

People with hair that 10 0ontln uslly
falling out, or thoss that are bald, osn
stop ,bs falling. and GO. . good growth
of hair W usins Halls Hair Rsnswsr.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-03-30
Death Of an Old lady

hrs. Mary Eades, familliarly known as
Aunt Polly" rclict of the late J. NJ. Fad
olcd or dropsy of the heart ut her sons
tr. y. Columbus Fades near this place
Gate 81 on the night of the 23rd inst at
p: m. She was one of those good, kind
'eartcd women, and from all outward an'
.earances in every respect perfect chris
ian, though not member oi auy church
hat know of. She has been great bIess'
hg to this community where she has spcnt
Ter whole life, and it can be truthfullv aid
The never had an enemy. Her only livins
child ard son and her grand children and
other relatives are deeply sympnihizcd with
and may their end in this life be as hers
was. Her remains were inferred Mt old Lib
rrty bury ing ground last Friday by the side
OF her husband who proceeded her several
years ago to that world unknown to us.
hlr. Henry Bowen is putting down his
saw mill at this place to saw out the lum-
Der to build Fairview church.
Bon JONES.
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10 Pensioners.

10 Clerk of Court Of Pfckcns County.
DEAR SIR: There will be sent to you
| from the office Of the Comptroller General
blank warrant receipts including blank af-
iidaVits Tor the signature and affirmation of
the confederate soldiers of your county,
who may have lost a leg or an arm or an
eye, or have been permanently disabled in
leg or arm OF eyes during the military ser
vice OF the years lS5l-186&, and after be-
ing signed returned to this Office Under
Tic act applicants arc limited to those who
received part OF the appropriation of 1879
81. There ale ll76 applications enrolled
under these acts, 4j0 OF whom Tossed an
arm or u leg and T25 for disabilities. and
there was paid to these applicants upwards
OF $22,c0o, not including somo special aD.
preparations. To do the Same work, the
last legislature appropriated $6005,O0. The
basis upon which appropriations for 1879
81 were paid was, the loss Of leg above the
knee 800, below the knee :375, loss of an
arm above the elbow $50, below the elbow
$40, and for disabilities from S15, and ND
according to injury. We present these fig
Ures which arc approximately correct that
III, applicant through You may understand
the difficulties confronting the Board in
dlSbursing this fund. 1t is hoped the more
able will Not press their claims to the en-
ciuslon CT the more needy. The law does
not discriminate hut it is the desire of the
Board that the most needy or the absolute
ly needy I've first supplied.
Please therefore aid the Board by Law
ing the blanks filled in and signed and re-
turned at Jour earliest convenience. Re
spcctfully, B. II. T1LLuAy.
Governor and chairman Of Board.
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ErOsIl Central.

Miss Stella Folger is visiting her sister
| Mr.. Cauhlc.
Miss Ida Rochester was in town Saturday
and Sunday. She will return 10 Atlanta
SOON where she stays with her sister, Mrs
Rowland
Miss l!adic Thompson of Walhalla. stop.
ped over on her way frOr Blacksyille
where She has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Keys.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Wamock were called
TO Ebcrton, Ga, 10 the bedside Of Mr..
WarnOck's sister, Mrs. Chumblcc, n Few
days ago and since their return Mrs. Cham
Glcr has died.
Miss Corric Vandvicr has returned to her
HON" in Walhalla after an extended visit to
friends and relatives here.
We are glad to ch0rniclc the almost en-
tire recovery Of Miss Es,clic Gaines.
MIR. Oiin Gaines is able to 90 to his work
again. he is now at Grters.
we have two iourlshirg schools. Prof.
A!c:tc teaches the advanced scholars in the
academy, and Mir. Bagwcll teaches the
Sm lie: children in West end.
Mrs.. L"&ycli hA; moved her millinery
store to Calhoun. We havc several lett
yet. Mrs. E";1A, Mrs. Phillips, Miss Flrla
Stephens and Mrs. Alien al have a very
nice stock
Mr.. LcnlGrjt. Of Easlcy was seen or the
streets here one day lasI week
Central, March 9th. 93
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y Competitive F.TrEti,.itio

There will be II competitive examination
hcid at Anderson &. r., s. G., in thc
school commissioners Office or such place
as the Examining Board ny select on Sat.
urday, June 3d. 1883. bcgiMinr at 9 a. m. .
Tor an anpointmcnt 10 n cadctship nj W'csi
Point Military Academy for thc 3rd Con-
grrS7'Cnal District. Applicants must not
be under Il y's"s old, nor over %, and pass
an examination on tic common English
ptaAchcS ana must have a knowledge of
tho rcGuircd physical examination by The
examining surgeon. The following gentle
men VII constitute the examining beard ::
Iro1. w. II. Lander, Williamston Female
CC"iicgc, Lieutenant r. @. Donaldson, e.
>; a., Hon. j. f.. RrcaZcalr, and School
commissioner D. II. iusscIl DR.. :. NJ. Orr,
hXanlning Surgeon. a. 6. LArlMEn.
o'hcr papeIs in this district please COPY.