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"a little farm we'll titled,
A little cellar we'll filed,
A little wife we'll willed.


What could you wish man better than
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willed if she be the victim Of those dis
tressng maladics that make her life Il
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lite Prescription and cure all painful irreg-
ularities, uterine disorders, inflammation
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weaknesses. tits boon and a blessing
to women. Thousands are in the bloom
of health through using it, when other
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you using it? Use it, or some day we may
road
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Peacil Pulp Soda.

The latest Of all drinks is now on hands
at kelley's. Also the great Brain Food
Cocoa Cola. Give them 4 trial.
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Yhs Big Stone Gap Post.
THURSDAY. AUG. Is, 1894.
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
+. } Millctt is in the CITY.
W.
W. Horseiy WAS mp at Wise Tuesday
Judge Skeen went up to Coeburn Tues.
day.
Ar. c. F. i1agan wax in the Gan Mon.
day
Mr.. F. Johnson went up 10 Glsdcville
Tuesday
Hon. X. 1. Irvine has returned from at.
tending court at Gate City. :,
~
Mr.. John B. Payne has resigned his
position in the Appalachian Bank.
~
Mir. K. G. Ballard Thruston and family
OF Louisville, are a,opping at the inter-
mont.
Dir. Gus W. Lowell left Wednesday for
visit to relatives and friends in Franklin
county, Va.
Mr. ". NJ. McElwcc has accepted no
s'ion as book keeper and teller of the
Appalachian Bank.
~
Gus. W. Lowell, the widc-a-w.kc hard.
ware merchant, made business trim
down to Rose Hill Monday.
~
A great deal of interest is being mani
tested by our people in the revival servic
es now going on at the Baptist church.
~x*
Attorneys W f. Addison and J. f.
Bullitt, with W. Z. Harris, went over to
Bristol Monday on professional business.
W
Rev. II. H. Halves preached very OK.
celcnt sermon at the Baptist church last
Sunday, TO large aud appreciative audi
ence
*x*
Hon. I. A. Lynch, chairman Of tho
Democratic party of Tazewcll county, was
in the city Tuesday on conventional bust
ncas.
Mr.. A. Bryant, of the firm of Bryant l.
Co., was confined to his room, quite i'll, at
the lnterlnont last week, but is now able
to be out again.
Mr.. }. 81. Goodloe returned last Thurs
day from Alton, Va, where he has been
visiting hemefolks since the adjournment
ofthe Virginia Press Association.
Mr.. Hugh johnson, general manager Of
the Greenhrier Coal and Coke Company,
at Pocahontas, was in the city Wcdnes-
day. Mr. Johnson says the coal and cox
ing industries at Pocahontas are doing q
good business.
t.a
The annual meeting Of tho Agricultural,
Mechanical and Breeders Association at
Tazewell, commences Sept. 4th, and
closes Sept. the 9Th. We return thanks
to the Secretary, Mr., Jas. O'Kcef, for q
complimentary season ticket.
***
Mcssrs. Judge Anderson and son, and
". F. kilsore, of Wise c. HI. NJ. Good
loe, Gouyeruour Morris and c. ". Evans
left Tuesday for Wytheville, where they
went as delegates to the Republican con-
ycntion Judge Anderson is very promi-
nently spoken of rs tho Republican nom
inee for Congress.
Soda, Soda, Soda, Cold and refreshing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

You can buy good novel neatly
hound in cloth for only twenty-five cents
at Fred Hoback's drug store.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

The Republican Representative tor
CONRrGSS,

WyrnnviLLE, Va, Aug. l3.-(SpscIai TO
the Posi- .)-GenI Jas. A. Walker, OF
wvthevile, was nominated to-day at II
O'Clock for Congress, by the Republican
convention. His nomination was "'"u'
unanimous.
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Soda, Soda, Soda, Cold and refreshing.
ali drinks s cents each ut Kclly's.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA.: On the first day of Az
gust, 1894, in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court for the county Of WISE
T. P. 1'rigg, Trnstcc,a in his own right,
vs..
Of Il
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Mossrs Judge Anderson and son, and
". F.. Kilsore, of Wise c. H.; J. NJ. Good
loe, Gouyeruour Morris and G. W. Evans
left Tuesday for Wythevlle, where they
went as delegates to the Republican con-
ycntion. Judge Anderson is very prom'-
nentlv spoken of MS the Republican nom
inee for Congress.
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Try Tonic Soda 1t is just the thing
YOU want for chat tired feelin,' at kel-
Tvs.
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A MURDER.
,.,raer IN LeeCounty.-T omoe"'
- Az nvx,lls David Hall.

. Murder In LeeCounty.-! o''N0'
- :" nyKllls David Hall
News has reached this place fro'n'o"'s
81 , horrible tragedy, which occur
..1 a, ssw-mill near Jo"eS''''''
Saturday. ,r;.;uutcd
49,. ...a Denny and Hall, rhe'' sometime :, inc
' ct p.nnv whipped Halls boy Hall , nn"
. nan D'J indicted u, the last grand '" ,ss
court, which increased Tue ne. " -, Sat.
..,,.h other, and wlv" they met ''s ,, ,'..
" .'sa, they became engaged i" ar"'I Hsi
",da rs,ulted in Denny shooting NV, W..
' ,''an ,;ur., killing him i"''""'', w., we
s ,:, ,at ,p,ru whether Denny h'" "'''
arrested Or not.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Wien moving into our present -, n''1 pain
e. wren % hottie of Chamberlain" - ram ,1a
, BARN. 'f found the statement that u W." :.
'a ana for cuts and barns Lea" testify .s 70
tho a., .,us" has found its equal for n'',
pef'suss ~. "II burns. +. E. Barrett: 'n M,
ger L. sueur Sentinel, Is ..r su fer sAenmA-
, ps'' Di For sale BY Kelly 5 Evans c''F'''
store.
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Remarkable Sales and Wonderful RsSOks
Over 300 Davis Sewing Machines Sold in Ninety Days
In the Counties Of Visa aud Lee
wonderful .
w H PHANTOM BIG STONE GAP VA.

DAVIS as best substantial and perfect
vericntd
wandufM
over ma
remember
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Davis
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Iavngu rmd
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Mr.. }. b. Goodloe returned last Thurs
day from Alton, Va, where he has been
visiting hemefolks since the adjournment
ofthe Virginia Press Association.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Hayo YOU tried the Ices at Ko'ly's Soda
Fountain.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES,

Dir. Il. c. Ballard Truston, of Louis-
vile, is here in the interest of building
his railroad mp Pigeon Creek.
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A great deal of interest is being mani
tested by our people in the revival seryic-
es now going on at the Baptist church.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

0oodloe Bros. have begun the brick
work ON their new building. 1t will only
he short time till the brick work will! be
completed. This large building will he
aecond in sze to the Ayers Block, and
Will give East Fifth Street very attract
i've appearance.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Attorneys W. f. Addison and J. F..
Bullitt, with ". L. Harris, went over to
Bristol Monday on professional business.
~
Rev. II. II. Halves preached very cx-
ceilcnt sermon at the Baptist church last
Sunday, TO large aud appreciative audi
ence
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Hon. I. A. Lynch, chairman Of ths
Democratic party of 1azewcll county, was
in the city Tuesday on conventional bust
ncas.
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Gus. W. Lowell, the widc-a-w.kc hard
ware merchant, made = business trim
down to Rose Hill Monday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Mr.. A. Bryant, of the firm of BRYANT l.
Co., was confined to his room, quite i'll, at
the internont las. week, but is now able
to be out again.
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Dir. ]. j. Gray informs US that he viii
have the coke ovens at Dorchester com
p'eted within 80 days. He is shipping
about Is cars Of coal per day
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The annual meeting of tho Agricultural,
Mechanical and Breeders Association at
Tazewell, commences Sept 4th, and
closes Sept. the 9Th. We return thanks
to the Secretary, Mr., Jas. O'kccf, for
complimentary season ticket.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Mr.. Hugh Johnson, general manager Of
the Greenhrier Coal and Coke Company,
at Pocahontas, was in the city Wcdnes-
day Mr. johnson says the coal and cox
ing industries at Pocahontas are doing a
good business.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-16

Mr. ". NJ. McElwcc has accepted 20
s't'on as book-kecpor and teller of the
Appalachian Bank.
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ORDER PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court for the County of Wise
on the 3lst day Of July, 1884, at q o'clock
o. M. In vacation:
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VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court for the County of Wise
on the 9th day of July, 1894. In vaca-
ton:
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Ar Gus. J" Lowell left Wednesday for
visit to relatives and friends in Franklin
county, Va.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21
Fired On III > EiaS.

Rio JANEIRo, Feb. 15.-Oa Tuesday
night last, launch belonging to the
American cruiser Newark, took ashore
1com that vessel several sailors, Wno
had been attacked BY yellow fever.
The men were taken to the yelloI fever
hospital. On her way back the course
OF the launch took her close to the
anchorage of the merchant 1eet. Lying
among the merchantmen was the lnsur-
gent steamer Marte. The latter fred
three shots at the launch, but all three
went wild doing no damage. The cap.
tain of the Marie afterwards declared
that he did not know that the launch
Was American. This statement, how
ever, is not worthy Of belief, as tae
launches belonging to the American
Warships are easily dis5lngulShsole
from everything else. AfCer landing
her sick sailors, the Newark, under or
ders from Rear Admiral Benham,
sailed for Montevideo, where she will
be dlslntected. 1t is the opinion of
those who knew what sort of place
the bay is dlrlog the yellow fever sea-
son, that the feet ought to anchor off
Copacebara, outside the harbor. There
Is no fever at that place, which is easy
OF communication from the city.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21
AMouStafnIVepdstta. A

GREENvILLE, Feb. 14.-Anothsr kill.
ing has occurred in the Dark Corner
Stove Howard, a brother of the celeY
brated Big Hill, who died with his
Uoots on, killed Uly PIttman on Sunday
afternoon near the house Of John Rec
tor, On CLASSY Mountain. On Sunday
morning Plttman, who is young man.
had fight with old Shack Howard, but
the two were separated before any
damage was done to either. Later in
the day Mitchell Howard, son of
Snack, and the two went out to hunt
up Pittman. About 4 o'clock they
found Pittman and his brother Ander-
SOD. Steve Howard and Uly Pittman
got into fight, and as they fought the
other two stood with drawn pistols to
secure fair play. Howard and Pittman
fell in a clinch, and while down PITT
man drew his pistol. Howard tw,setd
the pistol out of his hand, aud they
both rose from the ground. AS they
rose Howard pulled his own pistol and
shot Pittman twice, the first bullet en-
tering his arm, the second entering
above the eye, and Pittman fell dead.
Trial Justice Mitchell commenced an
inquest on Monday. Howard was pres
ent at the inquest. More blood will
low, as the PiItman family are fighters
and this is the locality where twenty
men have been killed during the past
ten years.-NeWs and Courier.
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Gnnvtcf-d

BROOKLYN, FEB. 15.-The jury be-
fore which John Y. Mckane OF Graves.
end was tried for the violation OF the
election laws, came into court a. 1850
this morning and rendered a verdict of
guilty with recommendation for m er-
cy. Mckane paled little, but took it
very coolly. Owing to the aosence of
counsel for McKane no motion for a
new trial Was made and tue court al.
Journed unrii Monday. Mex .ne's coun-
sci Will appeal the case to the general
term and Will move for Mckaass re.
lease on Oall nexG week.
Inc punishment provided by law is
not less than Two years lmprisonmen ent
OF more than ten. Mck4ne was CHARGED
with number OF otfenses against tue
election laws, out the particular one
that brought him to grie. was his o.
stTuctlng the execution Of an order is.
sued by Justice Gaynor to permit tae
Inspection of the registry lists Of tue
town OF Gravesend, ln which CJney Is
laud is EN- oracod. MckAne Is chief Of
police a2d Supervisor OF the town OF
GraYeSend
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21
The R,msnce of au orpnsraa.

SPARTANBURG, Feb. 10.-Tne sud-
den death of Mrs. Joseph Jennings, the
founder of the Jennings Ofphanage.
caused sorrow and regreet throughout
our county and town. Her history is an
unusual one. She was the daughter OF
MIR. Monsel Jennings, who died at his
home near Cedar Spring a short time
ago While very young she married,
her huS5an being killed in the war.
She was eighteen years OF age when
left widow. A few days later she
married Mr.. Joseph Jennings. Her
health was wretched, but little child
was sent to brighten the household.
God soon claimed 1t again however, and
dependency seized the mother. Oae
day she heard of an orphan babe IN q
forlorn condition being at Glenn Spring
She persuaded her husband to take her
to seeit. They found the little outcast
sick, dirty and scantily clothed: After
a short consultation Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
nings decided to take the baby home
with them. It soon filled the place in
their hearts of their dead baby. From
this time Mrs. Jennings gathered the
little waits into her heart aud home,
until there were fifteen at the time of
her death, and from this time, the in-
valid of years standing, was we'll wo-
man. Her little cottage had only five
roops but they were kept il spotless
condition, and neater set of children
is not to be found in our county. Who
will fill her place? She was blg-heart-
ed, strongminded and affsctionate il
| manner-she was humantfarian.-
State
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21
VIII be Repealed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-The re-
peal Ct The 10 pc: cent. tax on State
back issues is soon 10 come before the
House and in most unexpected man
uer. I have it from reliable source
that Chairman Springer Is going to re-
port favorable the bill OF ongressman
Brawley, exempting the scrip issue by
the banks of South Carolina. and other
States durlog the late fnaL cal panic.
As soon as the measure is on the CAL
endar, the fight on the unconditional
repeal ct The Lax will be preclptated by
Gtlcr.ug an amendment repeating the
,aX IN Iine with the provisions OF the
D.mccra ic platform, without any why's
aud shecetores. The measure, it ls re.
!ieved, has enough strength TO pass the
House with flying colors. It is also re-
ported from reliable source that Sena-
tol Was, Ut Wisconsin, the Presidents
CLOSEST friend in The Senate, Is preparing
bill lor tic repeal Of the State bank
:sx. He has given The subject great
Geal Of attention and al able argument
in favor OF tie repeal of the tex can be
expected CT him. There is quite an even
chance that a. this session OF Congress,
the proh!b:tory tax upon State Danks
will be repealed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21
Tba N.leAt May Return

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 9.-Wher
Evangelist sam jones called tor pen
ltents last night at the Gospel Taber'
nacie III this city, Ehere he Is holding
d revival, the first person IN the line OF
5hose Cho went for ward to take his ex'
teude! palm was 10 less a personage
than Hon. Jo1n J. Ingalls. Mr.. 1ngall.
has been IN Nashville several days and
will lsctare here tonight. His presence
at Cae taoernacle last night was con.
spicuous aud it was noticed that be
took deep interest, several times
laughing ana joining in other demon.
stra ions as the unique Georgia preach.
Ct II turn roasted aud cajoled the sin
neTs.
81 endorse every word you say" he
marked earnestly, as be grasped the
evanGeliSt's hand.
God bless you" responded Mr.. Jones
ferVentIy.
"POssloly," said one VINO witnessed
the scene, the decalogue may after ali
have place 10 politics and hope for
the politicians prove morerthau an IT.
rl6eScent dream
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21
A Bishop en- Trisl.

LINCOLN, Neb., FEB. 9.-For the
first time 10 the history of The Catholic
church bishop was arraisned before a
civil justice OF the peace TO answer to
the chsrge Of criminal libel preferred by
a priest. Thomas Bonacum is the
bishop, aud the charge against him was
founded on letter seat to the parish OF
Palmyra, notifying the congregation that
Father Michael J. Corbstt had been
suspended and warning all Catholics
not to hold communion with him.
Bishop Bonscum was represented by a
large array OF attorneys, while with the
state attorney sat Father David S. Pne.
Ian, of St, Louis, editor OF the Walch-
man, and famous as an ecclesiastical
LAWYER. Oa motion to quas5, Father
Pnelan, after expounding the csnonical
Law, turned to Bishop Bona;um end,
pointiog his finger al him, sald: but
what we want to show is that this bishop
has lied. 1t was lie in that be had
never suspended Father Corbett." La
this strain Father Pnelan continued for
half an hour, hurlng lnvectlVe alter !n-
vective at the bishop, who colored st
each thrust.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21
Found a Million,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1O.-If the
story told by John F. Ryan, a subma.
rine diver, Is true, the steamer Brother
Jonathan has at last been found, after
being almost 80 years at the bottom OF
the sea.
The Brother Johnathan was lost on
July 3, 1865, about 10 miles northwest
of Crescent City. with lat passengers
and crew and 100000 in treasure on
board. Numerous unsuccessful a.,
tempts have been made to locate her
Ryan's story is apparently substantial.
ed by the production of one of the ship:
fixtures bearing the name Brother Jon,
athan in brass letters, which he picked
up on the deck Of the wreck.
Several years ago, while captain of q
steamer running on Puget Sound" says
Ryan, IAN old man named G. w. Hill
told me that he was passenger on the
Brother Jonathan when she foundered
and was one Of the 10 survivors of the
disaater. He said he could take nae to
the scene of the wreck, and was sure be
could locate the exact spot where she
went down. a few weeks ago he came
again and l accepted his offer.
After arriving in the vicinity OF
where the ship vent down we located
her ID remarkably short time in seY.
eral hundred feet of water. I went
down to the vessel and walked across
her deck and all around her. There
was not light enough for me to see, and
l had to feel my way everywhere. Ap
parently the Brother Jonathan is in ex
celIent condition, an1 l have hopes OF
raising her.
From what learn, the gold in the
ship Is locked up in different parts OF
the vessel, and with the aid of light
anticipate no difficulty in locating it.
In thespring | shall make preparations
TO recover the lost treasure"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 9.-Last night
at the high bridge over White oak B q, ou.
train wreckers removed rails and fish
plates on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad. When the passenger
train came along The engine passed safe
ly over, but the baggage and mail car"
Jumped the track and rolled down tie
embankmant, followed by the smoker
which landed on top of them. The wreck
presented a frightful appearance Joe
Elliott, brakeman, was sen. back to flag
the freight train, soon due. He had not
proceeded a hundred yards when vol
lev from ambush was fred upou him
Four bullets took efec. in his body.
The crew in the meatime, aided By pas,
sengers, were at work eXtrcat!Ug msn
buried IN the cars and feared to so TO the
fagman's assistance. He, however,
crawled, bleeding and wounded back to
the train and now lies dying. Ia the
mail car was Low Morris, agent, badly
bruised with several bones broken. His
irst thought was of his mail and be re.
Guesete6 reporter to 60 to the Postot'
6ce and notify them that be had a big
run of registered mail. II. Hatton, ex-
press messenger, was found 10 his car
with his ribs broken and in q critical
condition. j. W. Garter, baggage mas.
ter. injured about the head and internally.
A relief tram was made I'd here anc
sent to the scene. The wouaded were
brought in and taken TO the hospital.
Posses are now on the scene and great
excitement prevails.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-21
Ciemsoa College.

COLUMBIA, S. C, Feb. 16.-The mem
bers of the board of trustees Of Ciem-
son College, who have been IN att9ld-
ance upon the called meeting st lne
College, yesterday afternoon returned
to the city. The meeting was called
for the purpose of electing a successor
to Prof. Newman, as professor Of agci-
culture at the college. All the applI-
cants for the position were ln attend
ance upon the meeting. There were
some strong men applying, among them
being Profs. Massey oI North Carolina;
Quick of Mississippl; Glenn OF Georgia
aud Davenport OF Michigan. TIE
board wished to elect the latter but be
declined to take the position upon the
conditions imposed. These conditions
were that he should be elected for a
year only on trial. When the board
found that Prof. Davenport aid not
wish the position on such ccndltlcns. it
decided to elect an assistant professor
aud place him in charge of the depart
medt for the next year. Prof. M2Gaee
OF mississippi was elected to the posi-
ton. The new professor graduated
from The college of the State from
which he comes about twelve years ago
and has been connected with the S,a5e
Experimental station of that 5 tate. lie
comes here very highly recommended.
He is about thirty years OF 2ga. Inc
college was reopened yesterday. Inc
members Of the board say that there are
now about $50 or 400 students OF the
ground They expect some 500 or 5OJ
on the ground before the end OF the
week. Most of the other business or
the meeting was Simply routine: ihe
addition to the mechanical hall Will
soon b5 completed. The work has been
rapidly pushed forward.