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4ill!3beri will pleass report any and
vJraito wwift papers regularly.
yeV Advertisements
itBIGEM
for
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, .
Ssciache, Soroness of the Chest,
Cout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Fj Preparation on earth quail 8t1 Jacobs Oil
v safe, sure, tlmpl and cheap External
KmdT. A trial ntaila but tha comparatively
tnJing ontlY of 60 Centa, and every one auffer
itt with pain can hare cheap and positive proof
t! in claim.
Dirtctiom in Eleven Languages. '
3LD BT ILL DBUGGI8TS A5DDEALEES
IH MEBIOHTB.
A.V0GF.LER & CO.,
Baltimore, Md., XI. 8. JL
iprilll'dsv-nao to
OP
AT REDUCED PRICES, will continue utf-
til September 1st,
STRICTLY FOR CASH !
Sttenl good patterns of BRUSSELS be
low value.
Respectfully,
R. tVl. tVlcIntire.
uri9
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY FOR
SCROFULA
KEVKK FAILS.
It Will Cnrs if F-iily Te?te
It gives me much pleasure to be able to
Uttkt I have derived an effectual cure of
Scrofula from the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
wmedy for that disease. I had suffered
from Scrofula for more than three years,
wd hid despaired of ever getting well. I
u treated during that time by three very
jninent physicians, without any good result.
I then went to the National Surgical Insti
tate, tt Atlanta, Oa., and was treated there
wrt than two months, with no better re
tail than my family physician met with.
After returning from-the Institute, I was
pwsuaded to try Mrs. Person's remedy, and
1 not used It more than, a.week.before I
licovcrf d its curative and healing, proper
My sores boon began to hea'; and the
ttlor of "my skin changed as fast as the sores
kled. I had not thought of ever getting
wellixln, but my hopes Increased, my low
Piritednesfled before thi remedy, and I
now enjoying splendid health and am In
rood iniritA Th Mmedf is mil4 as a p ur
Wit, audi Ptronjr tonic : it will .heal the
on rtubboru sore In three weeks If taken
flarly. u is inv opinion that It should
u some time alter ine sore ucc,
to ivmrtTA th . . n i. nf it &ertAi ' It should
1 taken iriiiriv hv all means, for. I have
ioadmes uegieutel lu from the pressure of
iu 4n cases iouuu
-ire already made wtru'd commence to re
Pie, and for this alone : it should be
regularly uixU at effectual cure is
fted. Nothing, shuld pre.eutregu
17 Is the use of the remedy an t itthould
'tken at the prt-per lime. Lwould re
tneod to all who are suffering from
7uU to try 1U It will aureiy cure you
11 ) u -i ve it a lir test. I speak from expe
"ce and not from hearsay. -1 am a grate
'l rcipicut of a cure from the use of it and
ja ud.-r uiany and lasting obligations to
Pilytja for the great relief I have ob
tnw rrMU lle u,e Sufferers, try it nd be
c,, U ay a Ivi.-e.' I HBrrMpectfu!ly,
Mitr-ll, X . O J MES A. MOKKIS.
til uxup foi testimonial of temarkable
mrca.
rreoantd by Mr Joe Peron, Franklin
N. C. Sold by WM. H. UKEKN, WII
Xton.N.C. Liyf4aw-nac
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C SATURDA Y, SEPTEMBER 3,- 1881 NO: 208
LOCAL NEWS.
' New Advertisements.
W.J. H Billamt, Cm'r Foreclosure
Sale- - '
Opeka House Humpty-dumpty
HcrNSBEBO Kb Cash and Shannon Duel
C W Yatb School Book Depository j
Day'? length 12 boars and 48 mieutes.
Thirtyseveri carts in market this
morning.? i : , s.;-' j
Sunset to morrow afternoon at 23 min-
: . i Y-"-"( '
a tea past 6 o clock.
: There hare been no interments in
Bellevue Cemetery this week.
Steamship Gulf Stream
Capt. In
from New
gram, arrived nere to-day
York.
The Register ol Deeds lias issued three
marriage licenses during the week; one
white and two colored.
Beautify your homes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint. ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
TVvnVv has been a hot one. The sun
fiione as piercingly tfiis forenoon as on
any day in July-or August.
There have been three interments in
E'ine Forest (colored) Cemeteiy this I
week: one adult and two children.
Study 'your interest V oa
can now
buy Cook Stoves ats factory prices at
The editor thanks a fricml, whs at his
n,n Tprtripat fihall.be nameless, for a coup-1
VMM wwww 7 I
ricebirds. received last
eveniDg. ' ), -C
f - . . , I
Weirs Health Eenewer, greatest
remedy on earth tor impotence, leanness,
sexual debility, &c$l, at druggists.
Depot Jas C. Munds. ; . ,
J3r. brig Economy
cleared at this
port Uf day for London with 1,000 casks
spirits and 2,540 barrels rosin, shipped
by Messrs. Williams & Murchison
, v n-;' 1 a ni.nifp I glass at its top The acoustic proper
Freshwater Perch, Trout, and Black- ?as . . n La
fi3h Hooks and Lines. A fall assor
ment and lowest prices at J agobi's. t
We acknowledge , the courtesy ot a
rjill this forenoon from Messrs S. H.
Joseph and Henry Knapp, advance
agents for John Robioson's Circus. J3or.
ry we were out and hope they will call
again soon
We understand that a coloied maa by
w-r t J I
name ot lienrv ljucaa was uronucu i
recently from on board the steamer Clin
ion. At least this is the rumor here but
we cannot ascertain any particulars. The
steamer was at Bannerman's Bridge yes-
terday.
Buycyrus, (Ohio) Couiier.
T .1.. AAnntr Mf
Philip Remlinger, an old subscriber ta
our Daper, is well known. He informed
us the other day that his wife, who for
two years had sunered witn rneumausui
in the shoulder, during which time she
was treated by several physicians without
had been completely cured by
using a single bottle of SL Jacobs Oil. ftnj severe winter of 1880-81. Thela
Tlrirtin? In the BlTer. borers were compelled to cease working
Mr. Wrescott, a pilot, reports that he
nassed vesterdav moraine a dead body
drifting in the river, about six miles be-
low the city, near the Eastern shore. It
mhinh wq tied to a stake at the mouth
of Alligator Creek, on Tuesday last, but
... . i A tVoHnoalnr I
wnicn naa uppc-r r ""'- . nhlo of the church
when Coroner newieis went w Ui i " , . . Q mom
Z .ri,;oar,r,hlIshPd bvUaaramdlv increased. Inl8.8themem
' wn.v' Taner. Mr. Smith,
...o: i rAu-. KmitKville- fnr. I
;.v . :.. ,, irn.m.tinn relative to
rv. co .he bod,.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden uoesjuau
" " . TW
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, c. i nerc
yon have the lowest prices. T
AncoU Pocosta.
Weundsrstand that a number cf citi-
zensin the Eastern section 'of Pender
county have determined upon building
a road through Angola Pocosin, to run
from Groom's Bridge, over the North East
riter, to Dog Branch, on the ; Chinque
pia road, above White Oak Swamp. It
will be seven miles in length and nearly
ail of it will be through the Pocosin.
Tho' road will be built by private enter
prise and when completed will be turned
over W the county. It wUl place the
residents of the Northeastern part of tha
county eight miles nearer to the railroad,
otsnnth Washington. The cost will be
abont $1,500. to be borne by private sub-
scription,and it is thought that we roaa
will be open this Fall.
St. SUphent 1. If I Church.
There are no greater educators of the
pub'ic mind and taste than handsome
buildings and it always gives us pleasure
to chronicle the erection of them. A
day or two ago we were shown through
St. Stephen's A. M. E. Church, ou the
corner of Fifth and Bed Cross streets,
presided over by the Rev. J. G. Frye,
aud must confess to some surprise as to
its immense dimensions and staunch aud
substantial walls and timbers The
church, which is of the pure ijothic style
of architedure, is exactly liktSt John's
Episcopal Church, butsgret.deal larger,
ltib yua.r7 leetuud the inaiu auuitorium
is 4iTtel 6 iuches high iu the clear. It
id supplied with a basement which will
be unci as a lecture or cla room, and
has a seating 'capacity of 1,424 persons
The basement is now used. Tor holding
the services of the church and is furnish
ed with the touches and pulpit furniture
of the old church.
The main auditorium, or church proper,
will be completed during the next six
months and will hare a seating capacity
a a
of abftut 1,678. It is to be supplied
with a gallery and the choir will be over
the main entrance to the church, "he
Woof,. is self supporting and the timbers
about it are neatly arched. The church
is to be supplied with new furniture and
the pulpit will be fitted up with oiled
walnut furniture. There are now 3i6r
030 bricks n the walls of the church and
16,000 more will be required to finish the
steeple, which is to be 116
fft - t hich The steeple will
be ap
be sup
" " O
nrnnriatel v finished and will
plied with a beautiful nnial.
A large' and elegant bell, weighiog
1,200 pounds, arid costing $600, is soou
to be erected in that portion of the stee
ple in which it is to be placed. The
windows of the church are to be er col
' a a
ored or stained glass, and the large
windows in the East and West ends
of the building will be ecclesiastically
arranged, the one in the feast having
a large star in scroll work and colored
Ilea Ol l LIC auuiiuuuia aic vj ""vj
much attention has been paid by the
architect, Daniel A. Sadgwar, to the
proper, ventilation of the building. Large
heaters will be used in the basement and
by means of flues and registers the build
ing will be heated.
The Rev. J. G. Frye deserves much
credit for the erection of this splendid
edifice, which is undoubtedly the largest
Cnln oni nrhanii in the SOUlh,
m lug t"- r-
The congregation have responded nobly
with their means for the building of the
church and to-day they are only carrying
a $2,400 debt on the property
The church has a membership at pres
ent of 1,424 persons, 50 of whom were
taken into full membership by the pastor
on last Sabbath. There are now 800
communicants. :. The first stone for the
foun3ation was laid on the 16th day of
and the baiidicgr
Augus n j
would doubtless have teen finished by
this time had it not been for the long
for about four months last winter on ac
count of the severe weatner.
In the year 1866 the work of erecting
the building, which was used by bt.
I Gtcon'a rnnorreiration. wa3 commenced
under the supervision of the pastor, Rev
S. B. Williams, and was completed in
1 Rill Since XteV. J. O IT
bership was 1.175, and since then the
natnr has Uken 10 OVtT bUU
The material used in erectiog the build
ot . ..s
a monrjment t0
, deedi of tte pa8tor
the congregation who have respond-
so wiUingly and cheerfully with their
mcan3 for the erection oi mis magoiu
House of Worship
A safe and sure means of restoring the
youthful color of the hair is furnished by
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserv
edly popular from its superior cleanli-
neia.
rnEUilable
TJnmailable matter, addressed as
fol
this lows, remains in the Postoffice
r.itv:
in
Messrs. L. Westergarid fc Ori, Pha.,
Pa-.
T n Box 2436: UOrrisa iru".
Goldsboro, N. C ;
Weldon.N.C.
Edward Simmons.
The receipU of cotton at this port to
day foot up 230 btles.
Miff
D. at h of Mr. Sanders.
Mr. David 8. Sanders, an aged and
prominent citizen of this county, died
last night at his . residence, about ten
miles above the city, near Castle Hayne.
Mr. Sanders wa, we think, about 76
years of age. About a year ago e was
afflicted wiih paralysis and although he
his been an invalid ever since, the stroke
is not thought to have been the imme
diate cause of his death. Old age and de
bility , was most probably the causo.
About teu years "ago Mr. Sanders was
one or the two uomocrauc memoers
on the-Boird of County Commissioners
le was a native of Onslow county and
was half-brother to William Mumtcrd,
the Confederate citi'zen of New Orleans
who was hang by order of Beast Butler
sKn after the occupation of that city by
the Federals.
Advice to travelers: Bay a bottle
of lr. Bull's Cough Syrup the ouly
thing to stop a Hack.
The First tbls Season.
The first pertormance of the season
will be given at the Oper House next
Wednesday evening by the Anthony,
Ellis & Hathaway Combination. They
will play here two nights, and the box
sheet will be opened at Messrs Dyer &
Son's, corner Princess and Front streets,
on Monday. There is no question as to
the merit of this show. They come to us
heartily endorsed by the papers of other
cities. They have been playing in liicn-
A ic nroalr tr,A tn 1Tr linnsM . , The
.
company is a goou one, uuiupu u.
good artists. The East India .Princess,
Sarlroftli in Tier RppnpH nf fire worshiD.
f. PnrTi nerformance
of this show. She is a great noyelty, and
none should miss seeing her. We pre-
- .
diet a crowded," jammed house.. Secure
tickets earl v. The company arrives here
on Wednesday morning, Sept. 6th, in
their own specially built Palace Hotel
on the Rail. . ' '
The Kesatta Yesterday. ;
The September Regatta of the Caro
lina Yacht Club was sailed over the
course at Wrightsville yesterday. It
was a beautiful day and there was a very
fine attendance, many ladies gracing the
scene with their presence on the banks.
Only three yachts were enteied, strange
to say, and these were the Restless, sailed
by Capt. S. P. Cowan ; the ULiae,
sailed by Capt. Pembroke Jones,, and
the Ripple, sailed by Capt. Norwood
Giles: It was found impossible to pro
cure room to sei up xue uoais uu
account of a very fins Southerly
breeze, so by mutual consent it
was determined to run two boats
the winner to run against the one not
sailed on first round. Under this ar
rangement the Restless and Ripple were
started, the former havine the usual
start of 3 minutes and 8 seconds.
in mis ucai. mo jj v
minute; the Ripple lost valuable time in
i-Jcro-intr it beW uecessarV to
0j,44.U6 -66-o' . '
lower mainsail and run under the jib for
a considerable distance
In the second heat, which was between
the Restless and the Glide, the former
was again successful, beating the trliae
iust one minute.
The champion flag, which has been
carried by the Ripple for one year, was
i rj7 .
awarded the Kestiess.
The races passed off with mucn more
pleasure than usual. F.Terjbody
a frOOU numor auu lUC ucauao naai
1 1 . J . I. 9 I m n m a I
cheered to the echo uy the uwia owm
Architectural Vandalism Indeed I
tt D.nr. Vn. nnnnnilin t
ripiTos ftSH" -v.ir
A, in reiernng 10 ine proposcu uc
upon the City Hall, m your issue or last
evening, seems to De impresscu wnu iuc
Kaiiof tht thi onlv reason for removing
the bell from the new market building
to the top of the City Ball is "to save a
few hundred dollars I ' l tase it mat no
such motive was ever conceived of, but
that the real object was to place the bell
ia a central, as well as an elevated po3i-
tion in order that it could be better beard
when rune a thine impossible to many
in its present position. Besides, .does it
not strike "X" that it would cost more to
erect a belfry on the City Hall than to
let it remain on the new Market? Bence
hi iremmont x tA the savinsr of 'a few
hundred dollars0 necessarily falls to the
ground. ,
A for the "architectural vandalism
nf thA nrrmtoed structure that is the
Tnrat ahanrditv. If he will tx amine
books on either mooern or aacicub iwu-
itecture ha will find many instances of
"iSS",
, iilirVt. mn,Utiori of all fair-
yuwcuo w-- 7- v.r-i .,1 scietitiacally mixed Summer urins i
minded people for their thoughtfulness IgJJJ Je city. The svry tsc-.Ws
in Ul&ing acnuua r p I Uhatcpagues ana a-iqiuwa auwaja xia uir j e J.tt t-'i-J h ir tl Of
bell in a position Wiiere our people can I itae tett 5-ecnt;uigar mat i. imat. UcvUiBlifi:t7 ta iiauat.n. ;
derive benefits therefrom , tt andcool oa. wuuaiw , . a ;at:,. .,. iiW t
........ , ..VOX rortJJ. IfcJ J - i Jiu, . .
TUB. MAILS.
The mails ckwe- ol arr.ve at ,the Qtry
rott umce a4 toiioira
Northern through laajss. ...630 ,p. , rn.
Northern thragfi wid way- s
mails 5:40 a. to.
italeigb.. ...... ........ . ....... .5.40-a.m.
Mails for the N. O.' Bailrxxii, : ,.j - u i
; and rout applied there-;
from, iuciudiug A. k N. O.
R11rua3, i't. .....'."... ......, ;6;40J a, io.
Southern 9ai for all poiuts . ?
South, daiiv . . . .............. 7:46 p. m.
vVeatern miis (U O B y) daily :
(exoept Sunday ) . .. .. 9 :00'-a- re
Mail tor Oueraw & DarliDg" . i
,ton......... ......... ... . , 7;4ft j. ra.
Malls for (Klns betwetm FKU "
rerJcc ani Charleston" ..."7.',iri p in
FavettviUe, and offices' An '. ' ' ,
Cape Fear River, Tuedafc, . ?, ;
and Fridays. ...... M ......... 1:00 p. rp.
Fayetteville. via Lnmberton,
daily, except Snodays a:u a. m.
Onslow O. H and intermedi
are offices, every Monday '
arid Thursday at COO a. m.
Scuthvilto mails, by stetini
boat, daily, (except Sun- ,
day a),. 8. SO a. n
Malla for Eey Hill, Town '
' Oretk, Shailutts and Little
River,. S O , every Mon--
, day and Thursday at ..6:00 a. m.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY .
Northern through and way
mails.... ........ .....7:30 a. m.
Southern Mails......... ......... 7:00 p. m.
Carolina Central lUilway 4.00 p. rn.
Stamp Ofhce Opon from 8 a. m. to 12
MV, and from 2 to 6:30 p. ra. Money
Order and Roister Department opea
same as stamp office.
Geueral delivery open from 5:30 a. m.
to 7:uu p. w ana oa Banaays Jrom c.ou
I W y:JU a. tU
Mails collected from street boxss every
d afc 4:00 m
gtamps f or aaie la saiall quant'.tis at
I i'tneral doilverv when staaio olnoe l
I OlOUCa.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
i -i
B1'3 for gash, Blinds-and Doors, Glass,
&c y0u can get all sizes andatthe
lowest tump- t
Now Advertisement.
Ut i. HTM -.iriUU&c..
m. ma vm. m m .
tVedncsday and Thursday Xvan'ss;
and Thnrsdiy Matiree, bept. &8.
ANTHONY. ELLIS & ilMUiWAY'S
Majestic ConeolHate-1 Aggregation.
FOUR UNITED SHOWS,
Ravel's Newly Hatched Humpty 'Dumpty.
Miaco's Double Specialty and JNoyclvy
Company.
The Great Parker-Ross International Mas
todon Dog School.
Gray & Manning's Musical Cnrress.
Sadwah ! The East India rwueesa aud t ire
. Worshipper 1
Grand Grotesque Street Parade at 11.45'
A. M. -
Seats at Dyers', S...JT. corner Front and
Princess.
Pi ice of admission, SI, 50 cts. and 2. cts.
Doors open at ?; Performance at U o'clk.
Matinee at 3 o'clock Ihurrday; 50 and
K nnnti tj-k oil ro rta rf Ihft liflllSft.
tept 3-5t
Foreclosure Sales
"N PURSUANCE OF A DECTVEE of the
. .8nnerlorCourtof.New. nanover countv.
made at June Term, 1831, in an action be-
x-ween oeorge avis, as burviv ccutur
I and trustee of :the will or Dr. LrOuis J. irois-
?on plaintiff, agairt Wm. H. Green,
E"ma D J;1-' JJ "5,
T wm on Saturday, the 24th day of Septera-
ber, lost., at the Court House door in the
expoge to the highest bidder, at pub -1
I "C auction, for cash, that vaiuaDie lot ana
Taltuad la aaidTlty of Wilmington,
on the north side of Market, between Front
i ana oecona sTreein, lviug ociwcru mc juis
nrih itA w a . Rprrv and tTte late .iosiica
q. Wright, and extending 132 feet toToom
- - '
-
j j j fm f dlinl
Tl AVING BEE
j quested to open his Dancing School to
WilmiDgton. will do so if the names of fifty
6CQOjar- are" kft at P. ne,risbcrger's Live
Book atore Friday of next week, that
bfing the day on wmcn ne mnas leaving
I for tne South. ?
Terms, fto perserian -oi twenty fyur les-
sons, payable in advance. tept
rWAA CUor nivnlx
CaStl and ShannQll DUel.
v
q
K iJ. O. C irjy.
Pax;bletfja. P ici ct
Jutreceire-! : d t r .1
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The Seaside Library.
A LA SO STOtK !rays on haa aw
cats reee!TS air. Aar at in tUcx c u
be ordered at a very bort notioe, ' '
aapt 2 Uva Book asd Aieiie ro r
TnC' COStTlOPOhtail
TJAR 13 THE PLACE WD EKE YOU
t can get the coolest, purest ami t
rLSlHESOTICr.
" t? wia ta'ad to rscslvt ecta3!ta!eatlea
roa car frlaoda oi azy akd all' rab t
CSZMra! literati bat ,. . .s
Tl9 utsf of d writer svrt alwiyi b r
aUV4to tat Sdlicr.
CToisisvaleatisas cast b wrtttss.' ra otly
oae dds cf the paps.
' Psrttma!Itl tn-ost ba avtd4 1
And It Is especially end psrfieWtrty raet
tt&yd thattha Cdiwdoes aet alirsya eodort
tha viaws ot oorreapoadentssxius so fftat
la the editorial oolnnr,
.C..'l
t J . if
;SaHy Pears.
II ARLT BARTLRTT PKAU, 6h6lce
IlPi pin AjplesV Oraar'. Lemon, and
tresh Cnd:es, just.rcceivei at
ni:oi'3.i:
jjtug 31
41 .:.
i ; Water ,u Sur.
Onicef Tax Collectcr!' '
Ciy erf W lm'ngtoa, K, C.
City T xJl -.? .issi;
TnF. T xx n vK pint'wrw yow in
id my h uda lor the collection of eaM
Taxes. .
The attend m of Tax Tayers ts calTeI
the following: Soctiod 'of the tieneral Tax
Ordinance for the year 1SS1 : . .
ec. 5. The-said Taxes on J Real EsUte
and Personal Property and Poll, shall Ve due
and payable on the Iirst Dat or Peptlm.
bsk, liwl,aT)d the Collector of tii Taxts
i au,ihorized to receive aiid rcctipt xor the
same. - '
Interest at the rste of Eight per cent, per
annum shall be charted ou all Taxes not
ail prior to October 1st, 1$$1.
HENRY 8AVAGE,
septl-St . Tax Collector.
CAPE TEAR ACADEMY.
WASHINGTON CATLETT, Principal;
JAS. W. MORRIS, A. M., Aefciatant,
reopens MONDAY, OCTOBER 3d. It of
fers special advantages for younj men pro
paring for buineis or College. .Young pu
pils carefully taught. Discipline firm. Prices
moderate. . German taught by a conrpctcnt
teacht-r Parental wirhiu-to enter thci"
tons will pluasc do so at the beginning of
thcCfr&iu;i. srpt l.th sat-mon-lm
WheaSe?
Wilson
v.'
5
NEW
IMPROVED
NO. d. 13 THE P.KST
EWINU MAC11IN1C
rnA LVTI1
U WORLD. So ,
F3V TI10 .JUi;CS at
Philadelphia Lcuten
ulal, also over one
hundred ldlet who
uu: them in tUo ci'y
of Wilmington. W
. i . . . t i
largo Fhipnient f
An'
ate?t improve 1 No." f- Now Is the 1 1 pie to
buy the lJLSr MACHINE in the world at
lowc-t pofible price.
Call and f-ee them or eend for cnH nn ly
price lists before buylrg any otlier. 1 l:e
best is always Ujo clica-f cat. .
'wheeler & wilson,-
ManufactUr ing Company,
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a'-g CO d&w Wilmington'. N. C. ,
r-emaJe School.
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J. of lh? Hihojl v Hi commerce on Wedn-,
day, October 6ih, 181. ttd closo about It
tMd week In Jaie 132, ? ;?
, Pupils w'ioentir tft'rthe flnt jaflcth will
be chrged only frm dftte .f eatracce, bat
it i expected they will attend reh oal ifce re
mi.d. of th ioa unlofs cthernlso pra
ventad by ill batt?. or rc-ra va1. ftom tbs
city. Dcdactkn rxsada In ell oses of pro
tricted sickness. t
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tof'' ft Ihirooah and CTstemat'c, esch child
rJiviajK iadiridatl aUittl u (ion iLs Piln
cipls. ,
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lira, hi, ts Casbiag, Po il? (otsid f ihn
8chool, wfchfeg' t e&tsr tor h a branch f
eBcit'ofl, ean tearoma cd4 with salt a
bl hon's t ? early apprevticn.
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bene irtdla tti fami f one, of tbo Piln
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