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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28
"Ihe Iiarrroye Focua."

grove college. A. @. Wolver-
ton is editor and c. NJ. Roberts
is associate editor. The ARD
MoREITE was rendered the hon
or of publishing the same, but
from lack of space in our Sun
day edition we must ask (for
the present, at least) to be eX-
cused. A few of the local items
are given below:
Master Leonard Gage. one of
Hargrove's handsome pupils,
went to Plainview Saturday.
Master Guy Attaway met
with a severe accident while
trying to catch a ball. which
slipped through his hands,
striking him in the eye.
E. A. Ware has discontinued
school for IA few days, having
gone to the country to recuper-
ate. We hope he will return
soon to his duties in our sOci-
ETY..
The students are now held in
range by new fence which
surrounds the college. The
faculty is requested to station
guards at the several stiles to
see that the young men make
safe passage over from the at
tacks made upon them by the
girls.
We claim it is the duty of all
students to report to the presi-
dent anyone defacing the desks
or the walls of the college. a
casual observer would think 10y
looking at our walls that they
were used as bulletin boards.
Are we not right, Professor
Seay!
Is there student here who
does not know of some expert
ence with that little blueback
book which flashes forth on al
occasions of ilTegularity! 1t Is
the Prof. S constant companion
.JOhn-PrOf.. did | get a de
merit,
Prof.-You did.
John-What for, Prof!
Prof. ignoring the question
er)-Miss A., pass to the board
please.
That little demerit book haC
more names ;han usual on it!
pages yesterday.
Here is the program rem
dered by our society Friday
Defamation, Thomas Carter
reading, George Stowe; decla
nation, Walter Rolf; debate
Resolved, that a Statesman
deserves more praise than
warrior"-O. I. Cobb and Yves
ley Roberts for the affirmative
and Leonard Gage and Elwoo,
Wolverton for the negative
The negative was given the dc
cision.
One trial and you will alway
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. W. L. EGAH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Residence: Hardy Street. first door
south of Carter House. ONCE at
Coleman * Masons'.
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The Chautauauans.
Mrs.

home was the soene of a very
animated circle of busy work
ers Friday afternoon. A larger
attendance than usual was no.
ticeable owing, no doubt, to the
warm, beautiful afternoon.
The studies were confined large
| ly to astronomical subjects.
The readings, essays and dis
cussions were most interesting
and instructive, and all the pa
pers read were most carefully
prepared and gave evidence of
thoughtful research and earn
est work. Especially was this
in evidence in Mrs. Biles' pa
per on astronomy of the Chi
nese, Mrs. Kearney's on Baby
lonian astronomy, Mrs. Sam
mons Astronomy, Mrs. Avis
astronomy and astrology of the
ancients and Mrs. Thompson's
comets and the superstitions
concerning them. Among the
papers especially worthy of
mention was Mrs. Webb's pa
per on the Peruvians and their
wonderful temple devoted to
the worship of the sun. Mrs.
Carr read selection from the
Mid-Continent about the moon
and the traditions about her,
and a lively talk followed con
cerning the superstitions re-
garding the moons influence.
Mrs. Barry handled her subject.
the Aryans, in her usual beau
tiful way, while Mrs. Mobiles
paper on Sparta and the Spar
tans was, among the many good
papers read, one Of tho best, as
was Mrs. NanDenberg's ON
Thessalia and the vale of
Tempe and Mrs. Morgan's on
Corinth and the Corinthians.
Mrs. Gorman's paper on Car
thage showed studied research
; through the pages Of history
and gave all present Il clearer
idea of that wonderful city. Mrs.
; Peyton's paper on Sicily and
Mrs. McGinley's on Schleiman
whose archaeological work ha;
brought to light treasures OF
I art and science covered fol
I centuries by the dust of ages
are worthy of more than u pass
E ing notice. Mrs. Bogie told Il:
/ of Crete as she was of old
: bringing her history up to to
: day when she is now the cente,
of interest of all Europe anC
S indeed of all Christendom
: where the old conflict betweel
the cross and the crescent i
still going on.
d The table talk was abou
W Queen Elizabeth and Margaret
d English queens whose live
e were separated by a century o
# war and tumult. Both wer
Y great women as we'll as grea
t queens,
d The general roll call abou
: Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher CAV,
d rise to warm discussion abou
: her. and her great husband a.
:, well. to whom she was such ;
n loyal wife through storms tha
: would have swept any othe
: woman from her husband
t side, proving how strong wo
I, mans faith is in the husband o
her youth, the father of he
1 children.
!. Henry Drummond and hi
, books closed the afternoon
d work. His life and useful ser
0 vice for Christianity in his da,
o were earnestly discussed.
e Next weeks subjects will b
i some of the great buildings o
e the ancient world, comini
e down the centuries to those re
n naming at the present time
y with some of the great men O
if Greece. There will also he M
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28

J. c. THOMPSON.
ATTORNEY At LAW.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28

Between Ardmore and Dur
wood, pocketbook, contain
ing receipts, a note and SO in
cash. The finder can have the
money as reward for returning
the book and other contents to
VI. Ii. Dolman, Ravia, |. T., or
ARDMoREITE Office, Ardmore.
m26-2tw-6td
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POTTER, owNBY & THOMAS,
LAWYERS,
Ardmore, I. t.
This firm is now located over First
National Bank. Will do civil and
criminal practice in all courts in the
Indian Territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28

One trial and you will always
use "Our Jersey" Baking pow
der.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28

Every grocer guarantees Our
Jersey" Baking powder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28

We have n nice assortment of
roses, greenhouse plants, etc.
Get our prices before purchas-
inc elsewhere.
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c. G. POTTERY j. W. owNnY,
c. L. POTTER, formerly of Paris, TX.
c. b. POTTER, b. c. THOMAS.
of Gainesville, Texas.
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Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded and no substitution at
Coleman q Lynn.
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One gallon or one thousand
gallons best Brilliant oil at Zoe
per gallon. Come or send your
can to be filled at Brady Bros
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Twenty pounds best sugar for
81 at Bruce Hills. Cash. 25-3t
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Onice Over First National Bank,
Ardmore, i. +.


Ardmore, /. T.
c. L. POTTER, formerly OF Paris, Ix.
c. b. POTTER, &c. THOMAS.
of Gainesville, Texas.
POTTER, owNBY & THOMAS,
LAWYERS,
Ardmore, (. T.
This firm is now located over First
National Bank. Will do civil and
criminal practice in all courts in the
Indian Territory.
oRRIN NJ. REDFIELD,
NOTARY PUBLIC and
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Office over Postoffice,
Ardmore, I. +.
b. IL. CORLEW,
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
Estimates furnished on all class Of
Buildings and job work. Leave
orders at j. B. Spragins & Co.
Leave orders at Roberts Bros. bar
Der shop. Address Lock Box 2S2
II. c. PoTTERF. W. BOWMAN.
PoTTERF & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw.
FRED CARR, Stenographer.
onice-Up stairs in the Hardy
building, Ardmore Ind. Ter.
DICK * BROWN,
ATToRNEYS-AT-LAw.
onice-Masonic building, over First
National Bank, Ardmore, /. T.
+. II. BoND, Stenographer.
Henry ~. Furman. a. l.. Herbert
FURMAN & HERBER
ATToRNEYs-AI-LAw.
omce-Herbert & LsHis building
Ardmore. /. T.
y. W. SMITH, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over City Drug Store, Ard
more, l. T.
W. T. GARDNER. NJ. ID.
Office over Coleman * Lynn's
Drug Store, Residence North Caddo
Street.
LEDBETTER & BLEDsoE,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw.
OFFIcE:-In Ledbetter & Bledsoe
Building, Man Street.
NJ. L. GARRETT. CoRSELIus HARDY
Summers Hardy. stenographcr.
/ GARRETT & HARDY,
ATTokNEYs-AT-LAw.
Practice in all the Courts, Terrific
rial, State and Federal. Special at
tention given to criminal cases.
Ofice-Up stairs in Hardy building
Ardmore. /. T
A. c. Cruce. Clarence b. Douglas
L. =. Dist. Atty.
/ CRUCE & DOUGLAS,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Office: johnson, Cruce & Cruct
Building, Ardmore, /. 7.
T. S. BOOTH, NJ. ID.
Office over Coleman & Iynn'I
Drug Store. Residence West Mair
Street.
ITdmOTe and TiShOmingC
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Wanted.
To rent a good five room resi-
dence conveniently located to
Main street. Good tenant. In
quire at ARDMOREITE Office.
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Pure Drugs. New Drugs at
Coleman & Lynn.
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DIR. W. L. EGAN,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04

ANOTHER ELDOaADo. It seems
that another EIdOrado has he2n
discovered in the Yukon valley Of
Alaska. The reported rich finds
OF gold on lbe kiondYke aud Iu
kou rivers, has caused an iutiHx
of immigrants, IlVaied only by The
Invasion Of California in "l9." In
our opinion, the reports OF the IN
exhaustible gold mines in Chat
country are woefnlly exaggerated
and calculated to draw hundreds
of thousands Of imprOrldent peo.
pie on to destruction, While gold
dust in paying quantities. may he
extracted from the mines, there
are but few Of the adventurous ri.
oneers who can stand The rigOr OF
the climate, when it is known that
they can use the pick and shovel
only four months Of the year and
must remain housed the remaining
eight months at heavy expense,
said to reach as high AS City dol.
lars per day.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04
I,EGISTIsATlON.

Notice ia hereby given that the
Registration books tor the Parish
Of Eapitles, will m ol'su at the
following places OH he dates men
toned tor tie purpose oi register.
ing al! legal y"4rr>:
AlexaD,l,,,, Court HnnSe, from
Monday, Ja'v Oh, nptil satnr-
day, July oath.
Lamourie, Monday, July Goth.
Ircompte, Enrs'la,, July eth.
Cllcncyyi'l., Wednesday, July
oS.h.
Womlpnf'l,, Thursday, LILLY 20.
i'orrst RA, F.rniay, July soth.
G!enDnra, SATURDAY.. jul. 3ist.
t,un. N,,s,s.s. .ugnsi 81.
Hammock, I,ses lay, August 81.
| IIineston, Wednesday, Aug. 4.
Elmer. Thursday, August 9TH,
Union Church, Friday, aug. y.
Horns, Saturday, August 7th.
Qnadrate, Monday. August ~.
! Lena, Wednesday, August IL:
lsspAes, Thursday, August y.
Poland, Mou,la., august ID.
Tfampa,, Tuesday, August -.
Buieia,rd, Wednesday, AUG. ..
! pineyllle, Thursday, August II
| l,ahal'e, Friday, August 20.
Bells, Saturday, Augusta.
Holloway. Mnusiay, August 70,
Big IsIand, Tuesday, Aug. -
Will reopen III Alsxandris Wed,
neaiay, August 18th and continue
uutil Tuesday, August 3lst, 1881
OTIS COLLINS,
ktglstrar.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04

Now that the President has
gone to SEEK % little rest after his
arduous wrastle with the horde Of
hungry Office seekers, who have
been cncampeh at HE national
capital since his Inauguration, we
presume that they, although sore.
~ disappointed, will follow his
example and return to their re.
specliye homes, Sadder, but wiser
men with depleted pocket books.
We nave references particularly to
the Louisiana colony, ~ it. appears
that The President has totally
taiied 20 accord recognition to any
uf them, unless i, he Wimherly foI
collector Of Customs at New Or
leans, although it is not yet Ger
tain tha, lie has been appointed
Notwithstanding his telegram Il
that effect 10 his friend Dominica
&. O'Mality Of ,he Gig i;.N.,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04
No matter v hat may be SEM

No matter Nhat may be Ssna.
tor $, DlNci'cry's Interpretation
of bis dus<ssso IIs State Of Louisi-
ana, he certainly cannot claim that
there is anything Democratic in
the Infamous tariff measure. That
bill is hostile to every Democratic
principle and declaration relative
to Il tariff for revenue. II such
interpretations rs he urges are
stnnd doctrine of the party Or any
party, then his action is n plece
dent chat no exponent of party
principles is Responsible to any one
or anything save his individual
opiulou of their meaning. 1t be
gins to look as if party WAS tht
stepping stone to preferment sim
ply to crafty the wbirs OF per
sonal ambition. The Times doe
| not see it in that light. Shrtve
pull I.ns.,.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04

The one thing absolutely Ger
tain about the new tariff bill IL that
it will increase the cost Of living.
Sugar will cost more, clothing
will cost more, lumber Will cost
more, china, crockery and earth"n-
ware will cost more, tobacco VIII
cost more, fruits will cost more
nearly every II ticle Of COMMON
consumption will cost more. The
Dingley bill docs not reduce taxa,
ton on Il single article Of neccssl.
ty. 1t increases taxation on near.
ly every such article The revc'
hue producing capacity Of the new
law is largely y matter Of guess
work. lis effect upon business
and upon wages rrrnoins 10 b,
seen. The one sure thing il thai
it will considerably increase The
cost Of living TO every fAmiIy II
the United States. - New Iorl
World
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04

ChAs. N. GREENE. Score
Chairman
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04
PRIZES FOX BRIGHT rEa2E.E
Seer I'll! Sayid iTuhtnporc Lot,''
--Li0oafaf.

Tne above letters, il prosperity
arranged, vii spell the lsaH,t 8 Of
six we'll known flowers Can YOU
solve the lNzzIv? II yon 'lo yHu
can win a prize. For The ncatest
au,l best arranged correct answer,
,ccoi Hug 10 our judgment Of the
above problem, We will give a gold
|, filled, huHti"g cas-; American
Watch; to Tue Next h,st, u Dix
, sud Ring. we give many other
valuable piiz:s in this contest. A
few Of them are as follows: Silver
plated Water Pitchers, Bake Dish
es, Nut Bowls, Butter and Cheese
Dishes, cut glass, silver mounted
Cracker Jars aud Br)rzel Manttl
Clocks, ETC.. in the regular order
Of merit. Write out the words
plainly aud neatly aud see if you
: cannot win a prize. Be Sure tt
give your full name and correct
address, aud enclose II two cenl
stamp with your answer and w
will notify yon promptly whether
) YOU have been successful or not
AS the Of jet of these p,lzrs is L
call attention To and advertise on
, 20Il'age monthly thnily magazl':'
and story paper, those who vii
! prizes vii be required to send u
five yearly subscribers. Try it
see if you are one Of the "Bllgh
. People" If you are YOU may &c
e Il watch. We vii also pay @l0n
$ cash for the best problem snhn!
ted for future USE in our colunIns
4 Send to day. Address CH,CaG
j, HOUSEHOLD GUEST, Premiums d.
:. partmeut, Jcnr,.al EniIllng, Gu
: cag", illinois.
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--------------------@-----.
: II Senator McEnery WAS RICH


If Senator McEnery was right
in voting for the Republican tariff
bill, illcu the twenty .nine ether
ID. mocratic Senators who voted
against it, were wrong, all tsce
UerSa. 1t is natural and reat ona-
BILE to suppose that the Judgment
Of tweuty- nine men with rcfeleltce
to party ftalty, principle and tra-
.liIion, is less ftllibIe aud liable To
error, than hat If the one man
who arrays himself against the en-.
tire Democratic mem belship Of The
! Senate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04
\ business man is not til

"A business man Is not the
most patient creature III the world.
He cannot wait to hear amy long
drawn-out story Of the cause Of
bis aiIment. He does'J care two
straws about a fine spun theory OF
how he should treat himself. He
may be pretlisposed to scrottla or
consumption. ''Tha'," he will tell
YOU "las nothing TO with the
case.n He wants to be well. II
he eau be cured, write cut pre-
scripiion and send in your bill.
| so, here's tho first part Of tie
pr. position.
D.. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery is a microbe hunter and
killer. Many persons OF SGrofu
lous blood, encourage the break
| in. out of unsishtly sores to pre-
vent the disease going to the
lungs. There is 10 need Of this
state Of dread and disconior,
Purify the blood. It can be done
"Go!,tcn Medlcat Discovery vii
cure 50 per cent of all consump
tive cases, also of All other liiiger
lug bronchial, throat and lung dis
eases.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04
Observation-Disclosures gaglAsz

Directors, bat who shall he the holder of
u. least five shares "f stock, and tbs
Board Of directors shall appoint such
other officers AMI employees az they may
deem proper to serve during their
pleasure.
And that Il new Article lie embedded in
the charter hereof, which shall read aud
stipulute rs follows, lthc aame 10 be
known as Article lX:)
ARTICLE TX.
ANY stockhni,ter of this corporation lie.
string IL, sell his or l.r stock, shall tirst
offer the same to The Board Of Directors
for purchase. In e..se ths offer shall be
declined, then and III that ease the stock
holder shall lave he privilege tt cell
aud transfer his stock TO any purchaser
OF purchasers.
ROBT. STRONG.
CMAs ~ GREENE. Secretary.
| Chairman
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04

The WISCONSIN CcHtfUi relates
isc in,,o" ing good story Oh Mr..
William J. BsyaH, tte great apps.
tic Of free silver, who firmly be
lieves that h, has a "dral ciuchn
en- the next Democratic prpslten
lial nomination "WhiIe east oil
u recent l,ctmjng tour MIR. Bryan
visited CO." IT iic iusI;e asylumS,
an}l among either wards visited
one in which lh0xr WHO are .ib0Ut
cnred are kept Ile w%a acgo,tt q
by one of those Inmates. who sup
posed be had been brought in rs i
patient, aui said to hun: "WrlI
what's y0nr fad, You have one
of COURSE. 'Oh, YES, replied Nr
Bryan, 4 am for free and nnlimit
vi eoina &c Of both gold aud silver
at raiin of Is to ] /, without wait
inv for he aid OF consent Of any
other nation OH earth. ,. why
said the coEvalsscrnt paihnt
'vou are not crazy, you ave i
Il uu,d fooi - 55a;cs
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-08-04
APPLE KING OF THE WORLD.
A Nan in Kansas Who Has 100,00o
Trees in Three Counties.

John Wellhouse is called the APP
p|e king of The world. His or
uharyls, in Kansas, says the Nan
sas City Times, consist OF 1859
acres. containing 100000 apple
trees, and are located in the coun,
ti,s Of Leavenworth, Miami and
Usage. III thirteen years he has
picked over 400, 900 bushels of ap-
pies, and whenever he has Il little
money to spare he buys a little
more land and sets out some mnre
apple trees. Growing apple trees
is his passion, just as gambling is
the passion Of some men and rails.
ing fast horses the passion of 9th
ers. IL take more delight in plan.
ting apple trees and seeing them
grow" said he to a Times CORES
pondent, ethan in anything else in
the world" Chief precedence, rs
to tavori;e varieties, is given to
Ben Davis, Of which he has $50
acres; Missouri Pippin, 800 acres;
Jonathan, 800 acres; and Gano
100 acres. He being he apple
king, with an experience OF thirty.
eight years in Kansas, thirty of
which have been spent in apple
culture, his methods, from his own
lips, ought to be of interest not
only to all farmers of Kansas tut
tn all citizens who have amy inter
est in the product adapted to the
State:
SIN planting apple trees use land
in AZ good Il state Of cultivation
AS for other crops. Make The rows
north to sonth, thirty Two feet
apart, hy turning a straight pillow
furyow to The west and another L
the east, say twenty inches fi'on
he first; tie middle strip thus LET
, is thrown ont 10y another rou;"
with the pillow, the FIST Harrow be
lug ahou, ten inches deep. lii b,
bottom Of this dead t'urTow, run
ming a listing pillow with subsoil
5 ing attachment and then ci'ss
marking with any device To Judi
cate tie location; fiji tile trees, six
ieen teet apart Ill t,'p IONS, com
plGlts the preparation 81 I'll
y ground. Thrifty 'wo.ycar old tree
are comsi .ered best, aI'houg
those a year oiGsr arc not oij {
: ipnahIe- " Y Herald.
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three months.

Moorelaul school Teacher Miss
Josephine Creuzot, salary s2o w,
four months.
Schools located in Hineston
Ward
ChevaIier, five months Edwin
Orr, s45; Pinkie Britt, $50.
Elmer, five months - Sallle
Owens, $50.
Shady Grove, four months
Mamie kirkpatrick, $3.50.
New Hope, four months-J NJ
Barton, SO. j,
Oak Grove, four months-T c
Brady, $27 80.
Ilineston. four months-Laura
McAIpin, $50.
| Dixie. five monlhs-N Y faf'
ker, $50.
China Grove, four months-lso.
| line johnson, SO.
st. Clair, five months--S q Stalls,
by, $50, =,
Walden, four months - II G
Lyles, s25.
Big Hammock, four months-J
" J Satisfy, $50.
Center Hammock, four mouths
S S McCoilough, $50.
Mercer, four months - Emma
Calhoun, $50.
Rlgo!ette Ward
BreaShear $40 DC; five months,
Milton OQuiln.
Levin, $1,000, five months, Dui.
ny Yaeger.
Prestlidge, $4,000, five months
16 section, $4,000, three
months --
RockAale, $1,000. five months
Fulton O'Q"inn.
C0l0red--
Breashear, three months, SO OF
Bowman Johnson.
Avoca. three months, Bowman
Johnson.
China Grove, three months, Mis-:
Jackson.
Spriughll aud lower Calcaslc'
ward
GIenmora, six months, $50. 90
. Bessie Erwin.
Forest Hill, six months,s50 90
Il a Parrot.
Forest Hill, six months, S 10 90
Julia q Ma!|ett.
Roaring Greek, five months
slO. 00-Anna Erwin.
Walnut Grove, four mon'h
$50 UO-Etlie Y Eldrcd.
Science Hill, three months
3O.OO-Maggie Calhoon.
. Mel,ler, four months, 5000;
G Penninger.
Smith Mill, four moD,hs, $500
p Il MaIlctt.
Bentley, four months, $50 90
6 w Odom.
$ Burges Greek, foar month
$4,000 j l. renrlngrr.
Camp Ground, four mon'i
$50 O0-Hy.li, YoI'er'.
Salem, four months, $50 90
Eva uasnycatt.
!, Long Leaf, three months, s5oi
-Lun.l CaIleon.
CsIored-
= Hurlican Greek. four month
s25 OO-AIiss j N Williams.
!. Caleasiru ward, luwcr part -
d Bethel, four months, $50. o.
J. Ma|!ett,
J. Occupy, four months, $50 10
q Willie STROLLER.
!: Union Hill, four mouths, $50
-J"seph Hogan.
!. ~On notion Of 5. Blum, scconds
0 by Il. w. Biinghurst-
Is Resolved, That no Public Scbo
shall be opened before the LIST
T. September, and after that date
tie option aud upon the advice
The men. Der Of the School Boa
i'm the .c.-ccc..iye Wards.
L No farther business, the sche
Board adjourned to jst Saturd
y. i'll January, 1895, TT subject to c.
of the President.
ip e. a. SCHNACk,
GEO. O. WATTS, President,
Secretary.