Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, July 31, 1901, Image 4
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Dentral Ttm<? at Jacksonville and Savannah.
JivHU-in Tlraw at Other Points.
Schedule in Effect June 80th. 1WL
NORTHBOUND. Uau^uuT
Cv7 JiK'kx invil.v iP. ? i H i?, a , 4.i|> . ...
** Savannah (So. By ).... IJUp l'J8un
" Hnrnwoll i 3S8v 4 la*'
" Blmkvillo | 4 12|> 4
ftf?Colombia ) 55?n?i rt l.Su ....
Lv. Charleston. ini. Hy . <> it A ...
Summorvillo 7 41a l.\Wot
" Hrtuiohville V tWa 3 iMa'
" Orangeburg t2la 4.1a
" Kitigville 10 .'4n 4 0."*
Ar. Columbia . II It* 4n? ...
{a. AuKUKtn. iso. iiyT) .. 2.-?.n' oaopl
<v. Oram to villo ..." .. 3 i>i> 10
Lv. Aiken huup
Lv. Trenton 8&2i> 11 00|?|
" Johnston 4 0.i>|ll'J0p ....
Ar Columbia. &4&U - 1UQ
Lv. Columbia, i BUig tit .'i.kSI>i it-J.r?\
" Wlnusboro . 0 hupi 7?at
" Chester T Hhpl N 17a
*' Hook Hill h.V.p' 8ten
Ar. Charlotte^ . . vlWp w .Y>*|
Ar. Danville . I.'4>n. 1 ,.3p
Ar. Itiotiiinnil . tiuuu 840p|
Ar. "Washington 7 U6o UuOli ....
" Baltimore iPn.UKi ... 0 17*1 11 Jin
" Philadelphia . 11 .Tito 2 ,V*j
J* New York. .. 2UBp' t". iia
Lv. Columbia 11 3-jn 7 2llt? ..."
A r SnuftrinKiii-.f 'i lih. lit 'In..
" Ashovillo 1 7 15p 2l>jpi
Ar KsoxvHle 4 U6a : <
A*-. Oncinnmi 7 .v ?j 5 lwi
Av. Louisville , tup TTita
SOUTHBOUND. ggffi
Lv I.. .Ulxvillf . 7 I.*, . :ii|i *
Lv. Ciucmnat) . >.?? ?u5 ?
KUOXTUIP 1 &Jm| 8 36a! I
' Aahoville 7 ttvij HOOp ....
" Spartanburg ItHCm; fllSp'
Ar. Columbia .. 2ISpl l>;vp . ...
Lv. S?-\* Yorkt Pu.K.K i .t.fcip ; KMi'iOtl
" Philadelphia .... ; t)u5p 3o*u
" Baltimore .. I S27p tl liia ....
Lv. Winhi itt'n (So.Kyi I Vf*1> l! 15a
LvT Kio|,motel *11 :? l.i'lm
Lv. Danville ... ~~T... 4 .da 6 Uv
Lv. Uharlotto.. m
" Kook Hill | U It in it) 4ip|
" Chester .... P44? 11 ISp
44 Wiunsltoro . |(> 2-mi lii Ola
Ar. Columbia. t Hid* St 11 35n 1 ubu
Lv. Columbia, il'. D.).. lAXnn a.Vioi ....
" Johnston 1 1 40p (lUVal
44 Trenton 1 .i^p' fl 2ha|
Ar. Aiken ? Hup 7H0n'
Ar. Cranitevlllr Skip B6-v
Ar. AiitruKtn .. 3 0ip' 7 45tt!
Lv7 Columbia iNi. lit i ,i,?l |
44 KtngviUo :i4t?n t
44 OrnnifcburK 4 11 15a j
44 Hrnnohvillo ! :,2f?p I iki
44 Hutnmerville tlCp 5 57m
Ar. Charleston . 7 nop 7 ?
Lv. OolumlniiTSo. ~Ky 7) 11 4 11 1 Ion 7.T.
4 Hlaokvil.o '... . I *Jup JbJj, ....
" Hnrnwoll I lap. 3 0, a
Savannah auip I .Via
Ar. Javksonvill" (P.S. 1 ; 1 .11 ,,
Sleeplog Cur Service.
F,xo?lleut tlnily MtMunKt'r service lwtwoon
Florida and New \urk.
Nor. .It and 34?Now York and Florida Kx
promt lirowiug-rootn alee; inn ours between
Augusta and Now York. Pullman drawing
room Hleepintt earn lioiwoon Port Tampa, .hud;
spnvilln. Savannah Wailmifton and Vow York
r unman alee; tnjf eat * i??*t ? ivn <.'harlot to and
Kiohmond and 1 'hat hit If and Norfolk. Dining
cars between Cliurlotto an.l Savannah.
Kut. I'i and Ml?U. S. hast Mall. Through
Pullman drnwinicrooin Imtfui sionpuiK urslx*
tween Jacksonville and Now Yonc and Pullman
sloeniinr oars lad ween A'ttfuata mid Char
lotto and Charlotte and Kn-hinond. Dining
cars nerve all meals enroute Pullman Hleeji
ln? ears 1>otwrt>ii Jack* invill<? and Columbia,
enroute dally lietween Jacksonville and Clnoin
nnti, via Aaherille.
FliANK S. HANSON, S. H.HAKDWIOK,
Third V-P. & Weu. M|fr., Wen. Pas Atft.,
Wnahlnitton, L). C. VI iiHldnuton, 1). C
W. H.TALOB, R. W.Hl NT,
An t Wen. Paas. Ag't,, Die. Pii>.h. An't..
Atlanta. Wa. t 'bnrlostoii, S. C.
RAMS' HORN BLASTS
> rfTT) H""\ wo fnnl3' hP:i l;
r,S.! I UIe WOl'SO til. II
Y livery ernvorslon
is a miracle.
f Simplicity Is tlio
Friends are n t
re* wry, it Rel"vu"'
Emulation is a
curP 'ur 'uvy
J^ * The giving hand
Is the only cure for tho grasping he.ut.
Tho dnnger of ambition's tenths lira
not In that they are steep but that they
are slippery.
The man who is keenest on tho inspection
of his neighbors is usua.ly
weak on introspection.
The herat of lova is the only lens;
that will bring Gocl within t>ha focus
of our facilities.
We are almost Inclined to agree with
those who deny tlie soul if they speak
for themselves alone.
Tlie man who cannot get wisdom out
of his own follies will get nothing but
folly out of all wisdom.
There is one habit worse than walking
with your hands In your pockets,
that is, keeping your heart there.
They who plan to give God their last
days Oiily conteplate an insult they a-e
never permitted to perfctotrat?.
According to the measure of the
weeping saint heaven must bo a very
wicked place, for there are no tears
there
I Cleveland has had a trial of a streetsweeper,
running on an electric railroad.
ami getting its power from an auxiliary
motor. It was pronounced a success.
Preceding the sweeper in the trial
was a trolley water-tank by which the
street was sprinkled front the center
of the tracks to the curb. Then came the
sweeper, with a revolving brush sixteen
feet long, which piled the dirt in a furrow
close to the etn-h ft? "
... . - ........ i iic wiirK was
thoroughly done, according to the report
> in the Cleveland papers and was
done quickly, the trolley sweeper ntov;ng
at the rate of seven miles an hour.
|'his invention, while a good thing for
lite city is its economy, may be a bad
ihing for pro pcctive street railroad
companies. Among the returns now demanded
in some places for franchises
ar? the paving and sprinkling of streets
md the removal of -now. A logical addition
to the e requirements would he
the cleaning of the streets l>y a power
sweeper.
i One of the embarrassments to which
the philanthropist is subjected resu'ts
"from a wholly illogical idea that because I
be is rich and generous lie is, as a matter I
of course, able to nuke * good soccch. |
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THE MERRY SIDE OF LIFE
STORIES THAT ARE TOLD BY THE
FUNNY MEN OF THE PRESS.
ttat Yft ? Woman ? Touch I*rol?!cm ?
Never Done ? Iinjirovetl Wltcherttft ?
Still In the l?urk ? Not Srv Kimv ? )
Prod Icy?What ProToksd Hlin, Ktc.
When Muriel plays her violin?
With grace adjusted 'ncuth her chin.
Such saintly mood dwells in her eyes,
1 fear her fashioned for the skies.
lint?ah?while music's magic speaks.
A,airing snaps?color mounts her checks?
Her eyes snap, too?then flees my doubts?*
know she's human?out and out.
?Chicago Record-Herald.
Touch Problem.
Studious Youth?What is life, anyway
5"
Waggish Youth?"It's a gre:w riddle
which everybody gives up in the end."
Never Hone.
She?"Do you think it is work for a
woman to talk?"
He?"Oh. yes; you know they do say
woman's work is never dpuo."?Youkers
Statesman.
Iinfirnveit Wltrhrrnn.
"I suppose the witch in your new
play rides a broom-stick?"
"Hroom-stick? What alls you? She
ritlei a carpet-sweeper."?Chicago
liecord-IIcrnld.
Still in the Durlr.
Flic?"There are some people I like
and some 1 don't like."
He?"What almut me?"
She?"Oh. present company is always
excepted."--Detroit Free Press.
Not So ICsisy.
Disgusted Citizen -"Aren't ycu
nsh.nurd of your indolence, living
without work?"
Drifting Dohson "IIol* on, stranger;
It's hard work living without work!"
?Chicago News.
A 1'rnil Icy.
T'.ie Cockatoo?"Have you been talktig
long?"
The Parrot?"Well. I guess 1 have!
Why. my father lost all his friends
trying to t; II them the cute things I
paid when I was only three mouths'
old!"?Puck.
Wltuf I'rovokotl l!im?
"Joe, you are rude I'll never put
foot it your olliee again."
"( h. yes. you will; you'll come in
again late some evening when I'm hurrying
off t< try ami eateh my train."?
Chicago Record Herald.
A W?r<l in
Young Cheekloigli "Sir, I wish to
Marry your daughter."
Old (Jotrox "lint she is < nly a
schoolgirl of twelve."
Young Cheekleigh "1 am aware of
that. sir. hut 1 eatne early to avoid
lite rush."?Chicago Newts.
The livtort Courteous.
Jailor (locking the thief in the cell!?
"There, niy good fellow, 1 am a man
of iron, and I guess you won't break
away from me."
Thief?"Well. I'm a man of steal,
ami we'll see about it."?Detroit l'rco
l'ross.
ICiitergeitcy Ability*
"Women have no originality?tin Inventive
genius?"
"Nonsense; I've seen my stenographer
make a memorandum with a hat
pin on a cake of snap when site had
no paper handy."?Chicago Decor1*
Herald.
Wlftt ii ,Tnt?!
He?"I know I'm late. dear. You
see, I was detained a eottple of hours
by an old friend, who just got hack to
town after a long absence. I hail to
tell 1dm all I knew."
She (snappishly)- "I don't see why
that should have kept you so long."?
Philadelphia Press.
A Society Muni
"Mr. Wood by is very particular,'*
said Mrs. Wood by, who was engaging
a new servant. "He's quite a prominent
society man and entertains
"Is lie so?" interrupted the applicant.
"Faith, then, lie ought to Know
me Uncle Mike. Nary a society ye
ever heard tell of that ho don't- belong
to."?Philadelphia Press.
Not ? Hit lti-iitl?lla.
"Tlie author of this story contradicts
himself. He says: 'And then
the great freight steamer labored in
tlie heavy seas.' He actually uses the
word 'labored.' "
"I don't see anything wrong with
*1
"Walt! And then n little further
Jdown he states that the steamer was
n tramp."?Chicago News.
Difficult to Determine.
"We orter git some credit fur not beIn'
any wuss'n what we are," said
Plodding Pete.
"Oh. I dunuo," answered Meandering
Mike. "I've been try in' fur some tine
.to flggei* out how 1 never happened to
1m? a burglar. I never could make up
pne mind whether it was 'cos I'm too
good or 'cos I ain't, industrious
enough."?Washington Star.
lilt* Orlicliinl Method.
"Fie says 110 girl ever refused him.'*
"Quite right"
"Hut he has hccn devoted to several,
find It is only reasonable to suppose
that he must have proposed to some
of them."
"Oh, no. He has a lietter system
than that- one that doesn't so seriously
endanger his self-esteem. When he
gets to the proper point he writes a
note to say that. If she lias 110 previous
engagement, he will be pleased to
call and propose marriage on a certain
evening. That gives the girl a chance
to regret that she will not be at home
on that evening, nud thus a direct
negative Is avoided. Great scheme,
don't you think?"?Chicago l'osu
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A
IRINOR EVEHTSOF THEWEEK
YVASHINOTON ITEMS.
A now ten dollar note. bearing a
picture of a Buffalo. Is being engraved
In Washington.
The State Department was notified
that Marquis Mnllsplna, the new Italian
Ambassador, will reach Washington
In September.
A man claiming to be Senator ITan
na's son. but who Is an impostor, was
arrested in Washington for swindling
jewelers.
The constitutionality of the Massachusetts
Electrocution law Is Involved
In an appeal to the United States Supremo
Court taken by I.uigi Storti, a
condemned murderer.
The Italian Government made representations
to the State t)epar#ment
and Instituted investigations through
consuls into the alleged lynching of
Italians in Mississippi.
The new battleships recommended
by the Board of Construction are to
>? im- iiirjrcsr. insiesr and most heavily
armored in the American Navy.
OUR AT?OPTKI> ISI.ANDR.
IrI\c yellow fever cases wore found
in a suburb of Havana. Cuba. and
four were removed to the eity hospitals.
The fiscal of the Havana Audiencia
said that ho possessed already sufficient
evidence to convict C. F. W.
Noely of postal frauds.
II. I>hclps Wliltinarsli, Civil Covcrnor
of Benguet Province. Luzon. P. I.,
was exonerated by the Civil Commission
of the charges against him.
Little opposition was shown in Cuba
to the decision of the United States
to occupy Morro Castle.
Cold and silver jewelry valued at
$2-?i,413 was imported into the Phillivplnes
during 11H)0.
Aguinahlo is considerably irritated
at. ids continued surveillance by the
American authorities at Manila.
DOMESTIC.
Counterft it half-dollars were passed
extensively of late in Massachusetts.
Carrie Nation was lined St on nml
I given thirty days in jail for disorders
i In Topeka, Ivan., during her March I
raids.
Four burglaries In one week Is the
record against ten-year-old John Miigelmeyer,
of Austin, ill., two borsch
being part of his plunder.
Burglars seized a bundle of notes in
the City National Bank, of Dayton,
Ohio, by using hooks.
After a wild life for several week",
| Mordecai F. Washburn, a wealthy
brick manufacturer of Hnverstraw,
i N. Y., fatally shot himself.
I'anlons were granted four prisoners
j nt Newburyport, Mass., for helping
Deputy Sheriff Ayers when attacked
' in Jail by other prisoners.
By ihe ruling of the fourth Appellate
Division in H 'Chester. N. Y.. a woman
is entitled to nil the profits which may
' accrue from her beauty.
The missionaries of the American
board will return to N< rib China to
resume work In the early fall.
?>n the Midway of the I'an-Amerl;
can exposition, at Buffalo. N. Y., Mr
ncsto / Zoorzaya killed himself after
attempting to murder a concessionaire
All saloons in Fort Scott. Kan., were
ordered dosed and the mandate was
obeyed.
Creek and Austrian railroad graders
inet at Sydney. Neb., in deadly coin!
bat. Six Creeks were wounded and
J :?r.e Austrian was killed. A drunken
, fow was the beginning of the ditliaulty.
The vacant post mastership at New
Orlean i, oil., was tilled by the ap;
[lolntim nt of David (!. Baldwin.
Itevclalions of a conspiracy result
in it in murder and the nrnsl of well
' known cit.r.ens of Keliols County. (Ja.,
mnv load to a feud in tnaf part of tin
; St a to.
t "Colilcn Rule" .Tones. Mayor of Toledo.
Ohio, was lined $.T and oosts hy
I Police Judge Waehcnheinicr for contempt
of oourt. The Mayor promptly
paid the line.
Governor Jennings, of Florida, arranged
for the transfer of Mullat Key
Quarantine station, the most iinpnrtant
in the South, to the Federal Govrnment.
The hlstorie Fairfax Inn. at Borlceley
Springs, \V. Va.. over 100 years
old. was lutrned. The guests had a
narrow escape.
roRKir.x.
The London County Council Is nhor.t
.o send 11 pnmvvny manager and an
( electrical engineer to study traction
; systems in the Cnited States.
John Heuderson, the well-known
' shipbuilder, died at Glasgow, Scotland.
Russia demanded from the Forte
concessions In tLio way ^ renting
I stations.
I Owing to losses m the Loipsic Rank
failure, Banker Salo Itawez killed himself.
Boors captured and burned a train
tirto., -- " -- - - -
...... ..ciuiiun nwi. nouill ATriCn.
Three British were killed and eighteen
wounded.
Fifty houses were destroyed by fire
nt Port au Prince, Hnytl. Many firemen
received Injuries. The damage
Is estimated nt $200,000.
The Chilean Government Is preparing
a bill which will effect a reorganization
to a large extent of the
national finances.
The freedom of the City of Loudon
was presented to Lord Milner at the
Guildhall.
Indians who claim possession of Calquhotin
Island in the St. Lawrence
Itlver were dispossessed by the Ca'
umllnn Government.
The Belgian Minister nt Washington.
Count <le Liehtervelde, will be succeeded
by Baron Moneheur.
A dispatch from Tlen-Tsln sahl that
Europeans there distrusted China's
pledges.
Lleetions in many departments in
France showed small gains tor the
Government party.
Iajrd Huberts, the Commander-inChief
of the British Army, issued an
order that in future dismounted infantry
officers are to carry carbines iu
stead of swords ou active service and
in r?">M!uvrea.
It reqnires no experience to dye with Put,
nam Fai>elk("< Dyks. Simply boiling yonr
poods in the dye in all tbnt in necessary. Sold
oy all druggist*.
; The new Metroimlitnn Railway t?f Piiris
now carries a daily average of 115.000 pasI
sengcrs.
! The American quail has been successfully
acclimatised in Sweden.
I,(Mltea Can Wear Short
One size smaller after using Allen's FootEase,
a powdor for the feet. 1\ nuskes tight
or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating,
aching feat, ingrowing nails, corns and
bunions. At all druggists and shoo stores,
25c. Trial package FREE by mail. Addroas
Allen S. Olmsted, I.v Hoy, N. Y.
The lirst porcelain factory in America
was established in Philadelphia.
Rest For llir nowrls.
No matter what nils you, headache to a
cancer, yon will never get well until vottr
bowels are put right. Cascabkt* help nature,
euro you without a gripo or pain, produceeasy
natural movements, cost you just 10
rents t.. utnri ?->??..< 1 i-I-'l. -i
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Industrial Briefs.
Philadelphia (Pa.) partieB, whose
names have not been announced yet,
have leased building at Shepherds
town. W. Va.. and installed knitting
machinery in it.
The Enfield (N. C.) Knitting Mill
contemplates doubling its capacity in
the near future. The plant now env
ploys forty hands and produces 110
dozen pairs of hosiery daily.
The establishment of a knitting mill
is talked of at Malee. N. C.. and G. C.
Baldwin is interested. Mr. Baldwin
asks for prices on knitting machinery
and on cop yarns for manufacturing.
Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup forchildran
teething, softon tho gums, reduooe intlammation,allays
pain, euros wind colic. 250 a bottla
Sugar-coated comjdimer.ts are sometimes
hard to swallow
I'iso's Cure is tho host medicine wo over used
for ail affections of throat and lungs.?NYm.
O. Endsi.ky, Vanburon. Iud.. Feb. 10,1000.
The lirat world's fair was in Ix>ndon in
1851.
IU'v. H. P. Carson, Scotland, Dak., wivs:
"Two bottles of Hall's Catarrh Cure completely
cured uiy little girl." Sold by l>ruggibt^, 7.r?c.
Many a man gets a pointer from the
linger of scorn.
See advt. of Smithdkai.'s Bcbinkss Coi.i.kok
The man who loses his temper loses his
friends.
Polly IMnktights?"The tenor's voire
Is going back on him. Don't you
think ho seems rather throaty?" Fanny
Footlights?"On the contrary he seems
quite chesty."
A. C. Dover of Charlotte. N. C., contemplates
organizing a company to
build a cotton factory, and has
gone to New York for the purpose
of endeavoring to interest North
em capitalists.
Even tho ben in a bonnet may have a stitig
In lis tail.
j Hair Splits |
I "I have used Avcr's Hair Vigor g
g for thirty years, it is elegant for K
1a nair dressing and for keeping the D
hair from splitting at the ends."? B
J.A.Gruencnfclder,Grantfork,111. a
Hair-splitting splits I
friendships. If the hair- 1
splitting is done on your 1
own head, it loses friends I
for you, for every hair of I
your head is a friend. .<
Ayer's Hair Vigor in I
advance will prevent the I
splitting. If the splitting I
has begun, it will stop it. J
$1.00 a boltle. Alt drof flats. '
If your druggist cannot mipply yon, 9
send us ono dollar aud wo will express
you a bottle, llu sure and give the namo B
of your nearest express office. Address, 8
J. C. AYKK CO., Lowell, Mass. |
3?WW? I ???? I iUIWLUtt
Sick Headache ?
Food doesn't digest well?
Appetite poor? Bowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
It's your liver! Ayer's Pills
are liver pills; they cure dyspepsia,
biliousness. .
25c. All druggists.
Want your moustache or board it beautiful I
brown oi rich black? Then nso j
BUCKINGHAM S DY E wfdskors i
_I* ow w_-f? * r ^ '-N? V?y*_'* M 1
SQZGDCHT for the TEETH 25t
A LUXUFi
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Watch our next advei
Just try a packago <
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w v,.. ? nv??iu^ IUU( uunilli LIT1CK. UAH- |
carets Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put up J
in inetul boxes, every tablet has C. C. C. ,
stamped on it. Bewuro of imitations.
Actions speak louder than words, and j
actors louder than either
FITS permanently cured. No fits or nervousness
after first day's use oT l)r. Kline's Great
Nerve ltestorer. 52 trial bottle and treatiso freo
Dr. It. II. Hi-ink, Ltd.. 981 Arch St., I'bila. Pa
The man who shaves himself is always
getting in a scrape.
| CAPUDINE |
9 For IIKABACHRS 1
A and FKVKKS. 2 j
Taken with Qutniuo it prevents N<?r- O
9 vousness and A -hlng and relieves the T 1
X Fever. AT ALL DllUG STORES 9 I
D*0? > <>? &+0+ &+<> O+O* O
Is the oldest and only busiticHscollegc in Va. owning
its building?a grand new one. No vacations, j
l.adics & gentlemen. Bookkeeping,Short hand, ,
Typewriting.'Penmanship, Telegraphy &c.
' Leading business college south ol the Potomac
river."?Pnila. Stenogiapher. Address,
G. M. Smitlulcnl, President. Richmond, Vu.
EDUCATE forBUSINESS
Ulexingtos business college,
I.KX I \(JTO\ hi
t ht*h <'lo s IUimIiii s- I rnlnliiK School for llovs and
Ulrt*. |&tb year. Himi equliHnont*: Be*! >>r rveryIhliw.
Courses elective tiu<| ciiicrm*- MalhemuUex
Economic-, Civil (lovrriiinctit Illusion. Uw. Hookkcr|>liig.
Penmanship. shorthand. I > iievrrltln* itn<l
] hn?. Kinrllsh. It rile toilav fur hmul lei.il; "'"I
. riiiNrM cxpiAlnltiR evi?ri tiling. A?U1IVHH
1iija111?11 II, Juues, Pri'Midt'Dl, Liviliigum. H\. '
VADKIN VALLEY INSTITUTE, $
| BOONVILLE, N. C.
FaII Term opens Am- li. 10)1. A school for
J both irxr,, henltafaliy loe.-itsd in one of iho j
best. Mentions of N. > . ' &' students fr on 1*4 I
1 counties in 4 Mates, hxpensea only ?11.10 |
I for the teriu. n rit) for illust iitcl catu j
j loRUO.
K. II. llOIIAi. rinrlpnl.
UORNER MILITARY SCHOOL,
* ^ oxFoiin, n. r.
The bent dUclpHiii'tl School nml tlio ni<>,(
thoroughly must III Seliotui-N (.Uiii nif
teed.
Actual Results are the Fest Arguments.
j For t'atV.oKUo address
1 Founded 1851. r J. f. IIOIIAKR.
jfEMALE COLLEGE, !
NOT KFiSKW 11 K1LK
is there such an ideal of
< II If IS 1 IAN KIUTOATION.
I.eeturw Course. Library, Apparatus, Cnbj
loots. First-class. llooic-Keejiiotj, Shorthand,
I Ari, Mu-ic.
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for COLOREDSIUOENTS oi: both sexes,
SI. AUliUSIIiit'S SCHOOL,
it %i.i'.icai. n. < .
: Collect n to, > n rm m 1,111 <1 (i at rial, 'Era I tiluts
School (or \ it mm.
90.01 n Month stu'out* rimy w .rlc their ? ?t nnd
put 1 Mulu hi h< ?>l. < ariM-nlry. Printing. ItrlrXluv
i ip 1'ivler the Kpl?o >i a! ( Lurch. abtli Year. t-or
1 .'Mtaloptir. up|?y to rrtucl|wl, lie*. ,\. B lluaier.
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