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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

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JOURNAL is anxious that its subscri-
oers should have the adv antagc of
every good thing going. With this
Gmo em IN view we have arranged with
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OF springfield, Ohio, for supply of
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct 5th, 1895.
j. II. G.. MCDANIEL:
( oflor Ono Hundred Dollar, re-
ward for tho arrest and conviction
Of the murderer Of James f. Law.
JOHN GARY ENANs,
GOVCrDor
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

S"lnrt,mc ago | was troubled with an
attack CT rhrrmatiSln. | used Chamber
!:i'" Pain Balm and was completely
cur"d. hav" since advised many Of my
lr!rh!* ana customers TO try The remedy
ami all Si"'k highly Of it. SIMON GOLD
BAUM; Nln Luis Rcy. Cal. For sale bv
DR.. G.. W. Earle. Pickcns;C. n. Wv
att. Ea>I.y; Hal, Sloan. & Co., Fort
li''l; ilnntrr 4 BcggS, Liberty; /. Il.
Eaton. Central uD.1,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

>,aui. -. in, ..t.' 'N ra..w trnt he
gives as nlgn prices for cotton as
anybody. His record last year
proved that, and he intends to do
even better, If possible, this year.
DR.. r. DuPriest. of Galloway,
N. c., was in town Monday, and is
working for til establishment of q
post office on Rock Creek, near the
inc of North and South Carolina.
The people of that section need it,
and the government should grant
thor petition.
John Porritt died at his home
four miles from town, on the 9th
instant. Ho was sixty-fve years
old and prominent membor of
the Baptist church at Concord, =,
f"urM''.,. iIr was buried on the
>'n .'.3u. 10 leaves q wife and
'l'- 1.ldr.r mourn his doath.
t." ..u'u . stewards for North
-'ivhcns Will meet at Porter's
Chapel on tho 26th Of November,
at / a. m., and tho board for
Pirk"ns will meet at Pickcns G..
H., on the eth Of November, at
| a. III. Rev. ". j. Clyde, presid-
'ng older, will he present at both
meetings.
Andrew Bramlett, who won the
scholsrship in Citadel ACADEMY.
won't to Charleston last week. fo
onter the institution. Br. Bran
lett is n young man Of spotlass
character and brilliant intellect.
THE JOURNAL predicts that the
people Of Pickcns county will be
proud of his record IN that insti-
tuition.
Soils Bros. enormous combined
railroad shows will give two per-
formances n Greonvlle on next
Wednesday, the 10th instant, and
all6f our readers should go and
carry the little ones. This is an
opportunity not to be missed, as
theirs is the only show coming
south this season. Two perform
ances-popular prices. Don't fail
to go. See other notices in this
paper.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10
I[ONTINCE TO KUN.
3

There are also some pretty ''phair pholliS
who are Il little negligent, and allow thcil
accounts to run for years without paying
the interest thereon, or make any enquiry
as to whether we ever need any money.
WE DO NEED IT, and sometimes pretty bad
but hate to ask for it.
These unsettled accounts get larger and
larger every year. They naturally grow
that way, and get harder and harder to
pay. Some times you think they are TOO
BIG. We think so too, and have had such
thoughts for several years, Int hated to
mention it, Sometimes you make unplcaS.
ant and "outlnndish" remarks when your
attention is called to it. We don't for we
only speak one language. However, we
get cur "IriSh'' up in-two-both French
and German, but we do this after you are Il
mile or so away. We think this the safest.
NOW LOOK'E HERE
In order to keep peace in the family and
our tcmrcrS smooth and even, suppose we
adopt this plan:
ANNUAL SETrLEAI ENT,
Cash or note. Cash preferred; al least
enough to keep the m;lcl!ne in good rum
ming order. We think You will like this
plan. Your good nci9hborS do. We d".
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

Here's another class. Stand up. Your
old notes and accounts are getting Mr:%ry.
You told us years and years ago that yol
would certainly pay us if You LIVED. The
seeing, and the feeling and the smelling Of
these old papers leads us to believe that
you are Il DEAD ISSUE. We know that YOU
COULD PAY SOMETHING II YOU WOULD. We
still have some hopes that you will. We
Judge from the hang O the head ani The
artful dodge, that You have not forgotten
MS. We have waited on you Il long time
we will wait on You Il little lOngcr-a rca-
sonablc timc-Say month or so, then if
Nou continue to act like Il dead man. we
will send live man to investigate. He
will he the uglicSt and meancst man ON
earth lnu can't dodge IiIM-hc will come
TO your house to STAY. lie will look cross
eyed at your wife and spank the children :
he III spit tobacco juice in the cats eyes and
'piZen' the dogs; he'll Grip and tear"
ana fuss and "cuSS" and do every mean
thing YOU ever had time to do.
Size that up and
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

Who wants it? a Gump solf-
mixer, hand-lovcr, 7xl1 job press.
Will DO good work. Mako us an
oifer. Originally cost $50.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

Remember that you cal. get thc
"llome and Farm" and THE Pro
Pies JOURNAL one wear for $1.25
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10
Now is your Chance!

] have a car load OF salt at Easley, 1876 H.
cotton sacks, if You will come quick vii,
sell it to N"n at zoe. before get it all away
This offer only lasts Il few days. Nearly
2,OGO yards Of yard wide shceting now in at
DC. This is plum YOU can't pull every
shoes. Harris Hustler tobacco beats tho
world at zoe. pr lb. a moving blade com
plctc for 81. Coats or Clark's thread
spoolS for l5c.,; Kings at 2Rc spool.
y big lot clothing just in-priccs lower
thau ever
VIII trN TO save you money on any thing
sell and that means most anything yoti
can mention.
want corn, fodder, peas, seed cotton i,
becswaX, chickens and eggs.
Yours for trade.
T. d. HARRIS.
= an. 3-96 Pickens, s. G..
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TO HORSE OWMERa.

For putting horse in fine healthy con.
,lition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone the sys,sm aid as0o e9
Eney s 'aPds Gasode 'sSTS and desy ~o sVe
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
| cents per package. For sale by druggists
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10
The Peoples Journal
LOCAL ITEMS.

j. II Cauley lost q valuable horse
last week by death.
See the ad. of John II. Lewis &
son and take advantage of the Of
fers they make.
Elijah L. Youngblood killed
two big owls last week and saved
his white ducks.
Miss Stella Newbery and Miss
Tirzah Hughes are visiting friends
ut Princeton, Laurens county.
Mrs. Jones, wife of Rev. M. L..
Jones, is seriously i'll With typhoid
fever, at her home near Field.
N. r. Kennemur, of Kings, cap
tured this week in a steel trap an
OWL, which measured four feet from
tip to tip of wings.
Rev. Lewis, colored, of the Eas-
ley charge, will preach at the COL
ored M. E. church in Pickens on
Friday night, 18th instant.
The Piclens delegates to the
Constitutional Convention are at
home this week, enjoying the re-
cess which was taken on the 4th
to the 18th instant.
Married on tho 1st instant, at
tho residence of Mansel Glaspie,
Miss Ida Rodgers to Mr.. II. N.
Manley, all of Pickens. Rev. J
L. Dobson officiating.
Stockholders in The JOURNAL
should without fail attend tho
meeting next Monday. You can
not afford to be absent, your inter-
eats demand your attention.
Miss JESSIE Berry who passed a
successful examination for schol-
a&ship in Furman University has
matriculated IN tho Greenville Fe-
male College, says the Easlcy Mos
fsenger.
See tho advertisement Of r. l..
Il. Bcntz, wherein he tolls you of
many things that Will be to your
interest to know, if you visit
Greenvillo and wish to buy any
thiny in his line.
The meeting of the JOURNAL
stockholders will be called to order
promptly at 10 o'clock, n. m.,
(standard time next Monday, and
it will be to the interest of each
ono to be present on time.
Quite an array Of ecclesiastical
talent is expected at the associa-
ton this week, as Drs. Bailey, Gar
ner, Thomas, and Manley of Green
vile, Dr. Hatcher, are of Atlanta,
on the list of visiting preachers.
- Auditor Christopher has COM
pleted his books and turned over
the tax duplicate to the county
treasurer. The work is accurately
and neatly done and it is q pleas
uro to soc such excellent and beau
tiful bookkeeping.
Married, on the Sd instant, at
the residence Of Mr.. S. Medlin, the
BRIDES father, near Praters, Miss
Mamie Medlin to- Mr.. John Dun
can, of Greenville county. Rev.
w. G. Seaborn of1iciated in his pc
culiarly fascinating manner.
Treasurer Youngblood is making
ready to serve tho taxpayers in
quick order. He is filling receipts
according to townships, so as to
take in the money and hand back
the receipt and change as fast as
b" l.nN.. ~. il; .il~ a.. us.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10
@1g1 A DAY TO AGENTS.

Any one who wants to get rich and who has
a little enterprise can secure $40 day in
the Dish Washer business. 1t is booming
now. ENcrybouy wants Il Climax nOWa-
days. One agent cleared $50 every day for
Il year; good chance: best Dish Washer
made; no soliciting; Dish Washers sold at
nome; Il permanent position in town, city
or country. One million to be sold. \
Mluc-a"ake hustler can clear Sl5 to $40 Il
gay easy; washes and dries in two minutes.
cHmax Mfg Co. ,50R Starr Ave, Columbus, o
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10
MIR. EDITOR:
a
FOR TNYENLN YEARS

TVIt " TNEl TNIo
This Budget of 'Phuu and l'haX' has been
packages for the good pholls (and some for
the bad ones tuo), and it is Il remarkable
and gratifying fact to know that where
prompt settlements are made, no trouble
exists. No complaints are ever made, no
accounts are ever disputed; no objections
t. prices or qualities; no dissatisfaction in
anyway. Everything satisfactory and
pleasant on both sides.
1t is II pleasure To us to deal with these
good people. We are under many ubli ga
tionS to them for what they have already
done, and we thank them in advance for
what we believe they will continue Ia do
We want them to
KONTINUE TO KUN.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

0bamDerloin'e Ego ani Skin oinsmen
IL certain cure for Chronic Sore EyO
Granulatcd Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rhcum and Scald Head.
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

Stands for "End.' Most everything has
an end Even that old account that has
run for years and years, without grease. il
about to come 10 an end. 1t will end at
the end of the season, if some sort OF satiS-
factory settlement is not made.
Come on. now and jugglc with US. We
have everything YOU want and lots o things
you don't want, good and cheap.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10
w ATCH FOR HIM.


We ar" not running ''bonc-yard" and
don't need any ancient mules in our hr,si-
ness. Don't offer them to u.s.
And now to sum il all up
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

Fr sale hy:.-l,r. q. ". Eariv. T., ,chcns
Or. G. N. Wyatt. Easlcy;sS 4. Williams
& Co., Central; Dr.. w. a. Sheldon, Lib
crtv, ). G..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-10

J. II. Cauley lost valuable horse
last week by death.
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FROST SCARE IN COTTON.
a SHARP BULGE IN THE MARKET.


PRICES TOUCH THE HIGHEST FIGURES RECORDED
on THE RIsE-soUTHERN MARKETS EXCITED.
Prices on the Cotton Exchange under the COM
bined influences OF an active spot demand anu
lively frost scare. advanced II TO Is points yester-
day. and closed nearly at the top. January closed
at S4 after selling at S42 the highest yet reached
on this remarkable rise in cotton, which began OH
March 1. Frost was reported at Amarillo IN Texas
There was fear that II frost did not occur
heavy beating rains in the wake OF the wall Oh cola
air sweeping over the country might strike the
cotton belt and do great harm to the crop now all
open New-Orleans. the centre OF bull activity, was
a heavy buyer in this market and in Liverpool.
All the Southern spot markets were u to 1-lS cent
higher New-Orleans sod 1900 bales OF spot cot
ton. Exporters bought 1900 bales here ior oirec'
shipment and spinners took 323 at Is cent ad-
vance Port receipts yesterday were @.2SS. against
50O25 last year. Houston the largest Interior point
received $780, against n.7oO last year Port re-
ceipts to-day will have to compare with 1886 last
wear Liverpool was higher for spot cotton ana
futures and Manchester spinners bought o'""
bales The character of the Southern news received
here Yesterday may be judged from the fohowihg'
Savannah Sept 2S.--Heavy demand here Tor spot
cotton but the stuff is scarce. and held hgh' ana
interior markets are Wild to-day. Crop accounts
are very bad.
New-Orleans Sept 23-Teegram TO AEgeyer' tne
largest French exporter here from their house IN
Dallas says: "Our agents report cotton all OPEN
no top crop. This section was reported to be the
best in Texas Great deterioration has set m:
Savannah Sept 23.-Getting very bulsh here on
continued bad crop accounts. Exporters paylng
one-ouarter cent above our market In interior
factors boards swept clean and they are anxious
buyers for more. , A., ,... ,,.r
Newt Orleans Sept. civilians, the largest mer-
chant IN Ncksburg. says each day reports OF sloI.
Weld and damage by worms gets worse between
iJcksbure and Jackson Reports from Yazoo Val
ley Northwestern Louisiana and southern "A Arhan,
sas saw crop is fully 20 per cent short. This crop
will disappoint even the bulls 10000. ,
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept. 1.-TWO hundred ana
forty reports received by the Department or Agri-
culture from sixty-three of the sNty-six counties
In the State show decrease per acre or cotton III
cultivation OF "a per cent In production -
The decrease in the acreage is fraction over 10
per cent which. added TO the decrease In the aver
age production per acre, will reduce the yieio III
Alabama Is per cent. ,-,,.
of the steamer Hallette. which arrived Iuesday
night from Shreveport gives dlscouraging reports
Of the cotton prospects Red River. Above Alex
andra whole fields have been stripped by cater.
pillars and many of the planters do not expect
over half crop.
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1)ublir NctiteS
CIpRENIli COIRT.

CIPREME COURT
- In the matter II the application Of the Board 81
~ New-yor relative 10 acquiring title by The Mayor.
Aldermen and Commonaliy ~ The city ~ Newlotk 10
certain lands On ORCHARD. HESTER and LUDLOW
NTIEETS IN the Tenth ward or said city duly selected
and approved by said BOARD site for school
poses pursuance ~ the provisions Of chapter
ipi ~ the u 1850. amended by chapter rs OF
Pursuant L, the provisions chapter i9i Of the
1855 amended by chapter 10 ~ the Laws % 1891.
the Supreme Court OF the state ~ New-York, at n
Special Term Of said Court 20 De held at Chambers
York on the day Of October 1895 the opening Of
Court that day, thereafter counsel
be- heard thereon for the appointment Of Commission
efs % Estimate IN the above-entled matter
The nature and extent u the mproN emrnt hereby In
tended acquisition OF title by The Mayor Aldermen
and Commonaity OF The city of New-York TO certain
thereto belonging. Orchard Hester and
Ludlow streets. in the Tenth Ward Of said city. In fee
and for the specified In raid chapter
Dl Of the Laws OF 1851 amended by said chapter
30 Of the Laws 81 1890 said property having been duly
selected and approved by the Board OF Education site
school under and In pursuance OF the
visions OF said chapter iei OF the Laws OF 1855.
namely:
York which together bounded and described
follows beginning mt the corner formed by the inter
westerly line of Ludlow street running thence westerly
along th. said northery line OF Hester iI3
line OF Orchard street thence northery along
raid eastery line Of Orchard street 125 feet inch thence
easterly parallel nearly so. with the northery
line Of Hester street i75 feet Noin in the westerly
line Ludlow distant norherly Us feet inches
along said westerly line Of Ludlow street 123 feet
inches to the point or place OF SeEinn Ming
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation No 2
Tryon Row. New-york city.
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pvERrIsEMrNTs AND syBscEipTioTsr RE- AZ
~ THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL Bh paasId
cEIvED AT THE UPTowN OFFICE. No. "a: nTv y;Ss
way, "a door north Of Thirty nrs,-st; ard r ~
Eighth corner Twenty third s ss 1 y. sss
Sixty nrst-st Tos frat ave. 100 West F.ry;sssoos
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DUBIIC NOTICE. ,.,,.x.
i OFFICE or THE CLERK OF THE COMMON .srss,
CII, ROOM \ CITY HALL, NEN-lORk, Sep''"''

oisi isv5 -. c.uc.ay
The iicecker Street Fulton Ferry Railroad comps
and the broadway and seventh Avenue Hshruai sos
pany having applied by petition dated September ~ ~
for consent OF the Common Council ~ INC 10
New York 10 the construction. maintenance ana ops,s
Of branches or extensions ~ the pr,,snd
railroads In or upon the surface 81 Bfoome see -
broadway between Crosby street and the western ~
OF broadway the existing railroads on ''''
street and Brooms street. A.,
Now therefore. pursuant 20 directions gwen ms a.
resolution which adopted by the Common Cosn ~
tember H. 1895 approved by the Mayor sep'em..
30 1895 public OF application Is hereby ~ a.
and that the Chamber OF the Board OF Adernsni
city Hall In the city OF New-fork on Wsdne.S ,.,
the 9th DAY October 1895 at two O'Clock IN ne 81 =.
noon such applica,i OF said railroad companies WIZ
first considered and public hearing had thereon "A "a
All persons Interested In the application are ao'nss
present time and place aforesaid as an VIVA
80 WM II. TEN Efck
Clerk OF the Common Council
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TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
board the Saale Of the North German Lloyd Line,
were:
Va II Annleton c. NJ Willard.
y y Andrews Professor II. E. Northrop.
Mr. and Mrs D. Buck j. T. New.
u Rornett II. Treat Paine
7 " Carroll DR. w. J., Richardson.
" ,.hurch Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Squires.
n "a Cov.nerthUaIt. Or and Mrs z. T. Savers.
II NJ C,ovperthwaie Dr. w. schmidt.
=. Dodge I)r. H. j. Wolf.
CoIore f.. n Metcaf
Among the messengers VINO will sail to-day on the
Jyavel Of the North German Lloyd Line. are:
" Robertson.
M ana Mrs W n praper. Mrs. Robert
* N Glocker Or. and Mrs NJ. y. Nodeng.
Noes y Y Ioyeiand Wormser.
y II Ieaytt DIR. j. w. Wells
Nj and Mrs. F. Renner II. Wood.
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5thool Aacntles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n sunoli.s Professors Teachers Tutora GOyernesses
A. 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. ~ Union square.
uStsk TEACHERS AGENCIES New York Boston.
Il Chicago Angeles. SC III. r. crocker W. ~ Kerr.
J.. V. Huyssoon W. o. Pratt NJ " Manase'sso o'hA 's
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Jnstrnrfion.
For Boys and Young Men.-City.

For Boys and Young Men.-City
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
in the City Of New-York
r.>r, ,Srr- EXAMINATIONS will be held from Sep
TENDER 3oth October tth beginning each DAY al ''o
INTERPOLATION and REGISTRATION begin october
"a.
-,,r .c,nr>,1c YEAR commences Monday. octo-
Der Ia
SETH LOW. LII D.. President
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DIVORCED FROM HERBERT THE ACTOR

Judge Gildersleeve in the Supreme Court yester-
day granted absolute divorce to Annette Her
bert from her husband. Joseph W. Herbert the
actor and PLAYWRIGHT. Mrs Herbert gets the Gus
tody OF her child. Joseph W. Herbert, jr.. and $50
week alimony.
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DIED 20" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL Guayra. Puerto Cabello. Curacao and sfara
caibo via Curacoa. from Pierrspont stores Brooklyn
s s. PHILADELPHIA. 80. Wednesday, sept p, ! D. m.
>. . CAHAtAS .7atuiuaN VV' p III
YENEZt Ella: .:..............T TUESDAY, Oct 10 p m
=. y. MAitAcAlBO ............ Thur day, sept 20
These American steamers built expressly for the trade.
have superior accommodations for passengers
For Maracaibo freight only.
s. 8. MARACAiBO. ............ Wednesfny ser. Is
BOULTON. BLISS 4 n Nf.FTT.
General Managers. i3c r-ont-st
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A MODERN ENGL1sH-GREEK DICTIONARY
Cam 6rbools.

Gam 6rbools.
Anew YORK LAW SCHOOL, 100 Broadway. n. Y. City:
" Evening Dept. Cooper Union. DWIGHT METHOD"
Of Instruction. Degree 81 LII u. after years course
GEORGE CHASE Dean
IINIvERsiTY LAW scHooL.-siriy-nrst year begins
u Oct. !. 1905 confefs LII H.. also Gcr graduate
Ill, ~.
AUSTIN ABBOTT, Dean and Senior Professor.
Address for catalogue REGISTRAR. University. WASH
PROFESSOR l. T. RUSSELL
40 Broadway. ~. Y. City
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

t,,ra,
" Owners OF property within the limits OF hs Jul M
dction OF the 5th Judicial District Court teme
7th. nth and 18th Wards are hereby ihvsd 20 IL
offers Comptroller OF the City OF New-io'~ =
premises suitable for the purposes OF said Court
ASHBEI u. FITCH. CompsroecseSx
Comptroer's Onice, Stewart Building. Sept ~ les-s
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Vfafl)erj.

A EVERETT STONE (Yale) 56i Fifth Ave.-Tutorins
"A. and private preparation FOR college Recommended
hy Rev. Dr. Greer "A conscientious and competent
educator
7 Aurs IITTMAN Master ~ Dancing. Will teach
suburban class college or institute within radius OF nfy
miles afternoon evening highest references Address
care Of EMERSON PIANO co. o2 Fifth-aye.. n. Y.
nPIvATE TUITION OF BOYS In the family Of
neriencsd teacher. Send fer circular TO the Rev.
+ II CONVERSE NJ. Wilson Nd.
DRIyATE TUTOR has few hours per week unen-
L gagged. college man. 49,, m, ,,
pRrVATF INSTRUCTION for college " business. Rev
I G WYCKOFF, A. NJ. G5 Grove-st.. New Haven
Conn: refers Prest Patton. Princeton. N J.. and
Pregt Dwight. Yale University. New-Haven Conn.