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Tho; Uorganton Herald .
HERALD PUBLISHING CO.,:
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J. W. COUNT. Bditor ft Basinets Manager.
JftMttv TODD, Associate Editor.
'Thursday, January 20, '1898.
IBX PEOPI.B CANNOT RESPOND AS
- ..IV WH1ET DESIBK.
Recently the President, through
Secretary of State Sherman, made
an appeal to his fellow-countrymen
for assistance to relieve the suffer
ing and destitute people of Cuba,
whosexondition of starvation and
ultimate death was brought about
almost wholly by that inhuman
brute Weyler and the tyranny of
-Spain..;:'
The more fortunate people of the
United States are utterly unable
to comprehend the frightful pano
rama of death daily enacted on
that sunny isle.;; From youth,. to
their mind's eye, its white shores
anif' tangled green of its verdure
. formed itself into' an oasis of con
tentment and peace, smiling in the
. embrace of the shimmering waters
of; the tropics. At morn, the sun
kisses the dew and studs the verd
ure with scintillating diamonds;
the azure canopy melts in the dis
tance to purple blue, as if to draw
away from the ethereal pureness
- Of the' white-winged ships of space
hovering over that dew-bathed,
sunkissed gem as guardian angels.
But, list! That rustle in the frond
Lot the palmetto is the sweet breath
of a siesta, and the murmuring of
the whispering in the pine is the
music from the dreamland of
Cupid. -
And so we dreamed for years, to
be rudely awakened at this ad-
mails have been rented. This,
of course, is quite proper with,
stages and on star-routes. But is
it proper for railroads, considering
the price paid? The United States
does not' own a postal car -they
are the property of railroads but
the United States pays a yearly
rental of $4,500 for. each car. In
fact the government pays rental
enough every year to buy all the
cars in use. It has done so for
i - tCommunicated.
,j , - SMITHRECTOS.
A Quiet Wedding of a Few Weeks Ago
j . ; :j Vast Bfade Public. .
j Married, December 21, 1897, by
Rev. C. M. Teal, at his residence
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OIm AIbIm KotM. . I TBS BOUiotrm riuwr, ,
correspondence or The Herald. . We ar In receipt of several satn
Mr. John Lowdermilk has moved I pie copies of that old established
- ay . w
to fossumtown ana iur. james
Grady. has moved into the house
vacated by Mr. Lowdermilk.
Id.... ...noit.hl.il.lav M!
jast: across the line wbict dijidea Martha Marshton arrived from
thu two (Jarolinas. in the State of
South Carolina and about nine
miles .from Henrietta, N. C, Mr.il.
Bascom Smith aod Miss Rosalia
Rector both of Morganton, N. O.
There were present besides the
4bove named parties Mr.' TeaPs
years and it will probably keep on family, consisting of wife and five
doing ; for Congress will ukt . .t-W. E Ma n0J
VI IT UIIeCbl,nuu tun 1
no steps for-retrenchment in the
rental of postal : -cars, though its
attention has been called to the
robbery by: railroads time"; and
time again. Not only is the De
partment made to go down into
a livervman. who drove them. oat
from Henrietta.
Mr. Smith is a son of Mr. A. J.
Smith, an enterprising farmer of
Cora, N. U., and is a young man
of excellent character, intelligent,
sober, and Uidastrions, possessing
VVcavcrville Thursday, and began
her school here Monday. She comes
atM rnmmnriH - - -
Mr. Paul Giles has returned to
his railroad work near Cleveland,
after a few days visit .here with
relatives. ?
Mr. Claude "Bright, of Newton,
spent Sunday in Glen. Alpine with
friends. -; -'
Miss Daisv Simpson -returned
and leading agricultural journal of
the South, The Southern Planter,
With age it improves in usefulness
to the farmers of the 'South, for
whose espVcial benefit it is pub
lished. The management of the
farm, thd production of ail the
various crops grown, or which can
be grown in the South, the raising
and feeding of live stock of all
kinds, dairy management, the poul
try yard and the garden, all receive
consideration and attention every
OF ODD PANTS &
Saturday from a delightful visit I month, and are written opon by
its pocket yearly for thousands of J that "energy and straightforward
dollars by this robbery jobbery
but it annually loses thousands
more by the corrupt and dishonest
weighing of mails. The railroads
are given notice when mails are to
be weighed, and prepare for the
ness which is characteristic of all
men whose efforts are eventually
crowned with success.
..Miss Rector (now Mrs. Smith), a
daughter of Rev. J, A. Kector, one
of Mor&ranton's best citizens and
iaay
with friends near Brideewater,
Miss Lou London has ruturned
to Tabic Rock from an extended
visit with relatives at Gilboa.
Miss Julia London, of Table
Rock, is a guest of Miss Lula
Cloatz.
Mr. Wilt Bowman spent Sunday
at Mr. James London's, in Upper
Creek township. . '
Mr. Molton Giles was here as
usual with friends on Sunday. Mr.
Giles is an employeof the D. and
March 1st.
He is a carpenter. .
Mr. Will. Giles returned from
business men, is a young
0 ' r 'r , I Utll;na on,l tnnnmpro. I VJ1IC5 IS an cmui
event by having extra carloads pt r. " A " " . r.. 1 WiT Z s D.. and off duty until
s i 1 mm. urrw-usvi iiiiih - , iiiiiil jb i.tva ww a &j s '
mail matter sent back and forth, the iove ad esteem of all who form
njr thV 15h rtiirincr tn month nC I nwnoi.f anno ' .
. r .. - IIeorietta.Jast week
weicrhtnor. and trie veariv Davmenc 1 JNeitner Daren is uor icmuco 1 4 v, . .--,
partment would like to make its h t0a December 4, 1897. Mr. Smith,
practical, experienced and success
ful men. Every Southern farmer
should take this journal. He can
not afford, to do without it. We
have made arrangements to fur
nish The Herald and The South
ern Planter together for one year
for $1.75. .
Tbe Kail read Cosasntssloa Case.
In the Supreme Court of the
Uuited States at Washington, D.
0.,on Monday, argument was beard
on the motion for a rale on Messrs.
L. 0 Caldwell and John' H. Pear
son, railroad; commissioners, to
show'cause why they should not
Quarterly meeting in -the. Meth-. be attached tor contempt in defy
ing the writ of supersedeas issued
by the U. 8. Supreme Court. B.
O. Barton, e&q appeared for Maj.
Four of the Greatest Bargains of the Season.
LOT 1.
JVIEN'S Pants, former price $1.25, 1.50, and
X I 2.00; dunng this sale ...
95,
LOT S.
MEN'S Pants in all the latest designs, werertj; Q Q
$2.25, 2.50, and 3.00; during this sale. . . $i&0
- - t .1
business sustaining, but you may who had been an employee of the am cnuren convenes ncrc on inc
" when State Hospital nearly two years, ouujr . cu.ua.jr. c
tendered h is resignation; to tate 1 I ,, j "6 .u .
m. I Mr. Alfred Scott, of the State
necessary to accomplish it-that;0f( l?wun Hospital, spent Saturday and Sun- J. W. Wilson aod S. Otho Wilson,
paying a fair rental for postal cars taking a basiuess course at Whit- day here with his family. and Judges McBae and A. C
or owning them and ? weighing sett Institute this year. Conse- M.Mr and Mrs Sam CA?.e? . ? nd Avery for the commissioners. The
mails on railroads at any time and qaently he and Mr. Marsu, "'''u v-u.cjr, v. .v...uKC,
J I ? 1 r rir..ni-ai I SDent Satilrdav and Sundav near
without notice. The railroad lobby) place with their cousin.Raose nonnced nntilnext Monday. The
ists have owned Congress for a at the beginning of the spring I Cars well, r U No Who. I rule will be issued, it is conceded,
longtime. term. Mr. Smith told no oue of
his intentions of marrying except
Undoubtedly some of the appro-1 one or two friends at the Hospital,
priations of Congress have been j of whom he exacted a promise not
Mnrmnni, rrflvant and roui to mention it till he had completed
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have been reduced several million
Jan. 18, 1898.
his course at college.
Miss Eector. who bad been away
dollars without detriment to the I from home noma few weeks teach.
vanced era of Christianity to" the peopie or government. Yet there ing school near Hildebrand, had
airoQiiy 01 avueanaunnoiy nauoa 1 grfn,hrethat hon!H hinrrMrT I not meniionea 10 even ner most
Marriage licenses.
The Better of Deeds, W. F.
Hallybnrton, esq has issued mar
riage licenses during the past week
as follows: Wesley Ferree and
if the Court finds any Federal
question involved in the controversy.
Government by injunction, by
gum! Judge Simouton, of the
United States Circuit Court, has
Aiiney Smith; .Joseph T. Botts and I taken a band in the Stanly county
of despots,1 who, have left untried
no outrage, no inhumanity, to
further enclave her subjects, and
if successful in that, to exterminate
them.' : " ;
When the sun now rises at morn
For instance, .the Patent Office
appropriation. The work of this
office has steadily increased with
the growth of the country; it has
paid a profit to the government,
and now
Intimate friends the fact of her
approaching marriage. -
On Monday, December 20th, Mr.
Smith left the Hospital In company
with Mr. Marsh, who, it was sup
posed, was going to spend a few
Martha Hipp; Augustus Wall and
Annie Causby.
Mothers whose children are troa-
ft a a a a
oiea wun. oaa coias, croup .or
whooping-cough will do well to
read what Dr. Jt. B. Bodey. of
bond case. Charlotte Obxcrter.
has to its credit in the days with him at his home before Olney, Mol, says on uh is subject.
00 Cuba it sweens over a scene of t- .1 J J .J.j. leaving for Whitsett. At Morgan- - r or years we nave
r w j v 1 1 t is r n-wi rinn rivw -j mi an r F mm I
J t-.! l : ! I .11-
desolation, where once were well
tilled fields and happy habitations,
and sets a ruby in every dew-drop
that has been intermingled with
the flood of patriot blood, while
expenses. 1 be secretary of Inte
rior asked Congress for half the
additional help needed, and the
House Appropriations Committee
refused to -grant any additional
What is -
Scott's
EmnuHsioir.'?
M
LOT 3.
EN'S Pants in fine all-wool cassimeres and
fancy worsteds, were $4.00, 5.00, and
6.00; during this sale
LOT A.
2,95
M
EN'S Pants in all-wool black worsteds,
diagonals, and cheviots,, were $3.00 and
4.00; during this sale.
2,00
the whisper in the pine has become hclp whatever, which will throw
a requiem lor iuc aeaa ana ay ing. the business of the Patent Office
Figures cannot be comprehended from six months to a year behind,
one cannot grasp the" appalling So this one branch of govern-
j- inhumanity that Cuba has suffered I ment which pays a profit must
from ner mother country. 1 hou-1 wait its patrons must wait until
ton when the noon train arrived Dsea vyuanioeriain'ti uongb Kem-
they joined Miss Kector, who had dy, and always keep it in the
left those at Hildebrand with whom house. It is regarded in our family
she was boarding nnder the impres- aa a specific for all kinds of colds
sion that she was cominsr to Mor- and coughs." The 25 and 60 cent
ganton to spend the holidays with bottles for sale by W A. Leslie, fag propertle. It cW Cod
her parents. From here the trio DrnggisU , Iircr Cfil fmtftrfit or partially
"SSft Gen, Benjam,u But.erwortb,
with Mr. J. Hicks, with whom Mr.
It is a ttrengtfimrng food arid
tonkf rcmirkablc hi Its fkxK-form-
Gen. Benjamiu Butterwortb. digested, combined with the weH-
commissioner of patents and a I known and highly prized Hypo
,uS 1) ppMci .ue- a s
matter. 1 ' I vr . . .. ,. j uui incir poicncy u materially
increased.
IJext morning, TueHday, Decern-1 Kev. E.A. Uameey, one .of the
- 1 1 ucraist, iney were anve 10 iap uu tirBujwimu uiviuca w n mm - winm-n?r rt m a
sands upon thousands already Congress, regardless of the people's home of Bev. Teal, wheie the knot of.the Sonth, died in Memphis, I iJk2Cl2 jJtiU lift liMO?
needs, cuts appropriations to meet was tied at 11 oxlock, after which lenn , f rtaay, agea 40 years.
if oossible the McKinlev.Dincrlev W returnea to neunetia ana re
Deficit Tariff Bill that wonderful
dead starved to death; thousands
upon thousands dying starving
to death dying from disease,
And yet Spain offers to re-enslave
Cuba promises her anything, only
to again pluck her of everything.
"' Food, clothing, and medicine by
shiploads are needed in Cuba, and
the President has asked his coun
trymen to send them. But the
people were not prepared for
the request. They had not forgot-
mained nntil December 23d. They
arrived iu Moreranton Thnrsdav
measure which was to be loaded on the 5 p. m. train, got off with-
with prosperity with a big P, but I out being seen, procured a horse
which has proven an unutterable I aud buggy by the aid of Mr. Marsh
failure as a revenue raiser,. In one
thing, however, the Dingley bill
has accomplished what it intended
I it has repaid to trusts and monop
olists the $17,000,000 election fund,
and unsatisfied with that unlawful-
ten his " promising" inaugural in ness is paying them usurious inter
est. This Great Oppressing Party
is fixing to get itself dumped.!
which Cuba was to receive so
much attention from his adminis
tration, and from which the people
expected to soon rejoice with Cuba
in her freedom. Alas! the Presi
dent tiad not counted upon the,
holders of Spanish bonds, the
Sugar Trust, Tobacco "frost, and
the .finessing hand of Manager
Hanna. '
and ! drove to the home of the
bride's parents in East Morganton.
The family were attending an
entertainment up town when they
arrived, consequently, by Mrs.
Smith's request, her husband went
to her parents and got the keys to
their residence for her in order
that they might enter.
The mercantile - firm of T. E.
Wright & Co., of Maiden, Catawba
county, composed of T. E Wright
and Q. W. Cochran, have made an
assignment, for the beueflt of their
creditors, to W.C. FeimaUr and M.
11. 4unt,of Newtou. Itisclaimed
that the assets are about 14,000
and that the liabilities will exceed
that amonnt.
Th IMscorerr mt b Day.
Ang. J. Bogel, the leading drng
gist of Shreveport,La.,6ays: . "Dr.
King's New Discovery is the only
thing that cures my cough, and it
is the best seller I have." J. F.
- It -will arrest loss of flesh and
restore to a normal condition the
Infant, the ehiM and the adult. It
will enrich the blood of the anemic;
will stop the cough, heal the irrita
tion of the throat and lungs, and
cure incipient consumption. 'We
maka this statement because the
experience of twenty-five years has
proven it in tens of thomandi of
cases. B4 awvM g scorrs a&A.
1 $oc and fi.oo, all draggkt
SCOTT A BOWXE, Cteakta, Kev Tort.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
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Hanna is elected Senator from
Ohio for the unexpired audi full
terms by bare one vote. His suc
cess will probably benefit the Dem-
The entertainment over, the
parents went home thinking their
daughter had just arrived from her J Campbell,' merchant, of Safford, I TTndbr idby Tirto of a a
school by private conveyance, Ariz., writes: "Dr. King's New iteuVtortAfwufw
accompanied by Mr. smith, and I Discovery is all that is claimed
accepted'
tftcd of traat
McDowell om
a ad recorded in
Book U of Deed, oaire 581. ia th office of
not dreaming that they were has- for it; it never fails, and is a sure 1 win at pabiic aactioa at the coart
band and wife,whom, upon entering cure for consumption, coughs, and BkTwry.1N.tcoWB of Mor-"to
the f parlor, they found occupy, colds. Iannot say enough for its Saturday, January a9tb, 1808,
ing seats on opposite sides ot the merits." 4 Dr. King's New Discov, at 12 o-ciock ..au that irtaia e. arrei
coamty of Uarkc
aod DOMded
forth la a deed
ocratic party more than his defeat
would, for the Republicans have I fireplace. Mr. Smith spent the night ry for Consumption, Congbs, and I tract onandiriB in thc
Mr. Hanna as its model! ftt Mr- M- F. Hudebraod's and next Colds is not an experiment. It fouowV toSuT a. ii iT
Word comes from Washington I and its opponents will not be slow
to hold them to a strict accounta
bility for his behavior. And as his
behavior will be that of a boss, a
distributor of boodle, a huyer of
elections, an upholder of trust's)
syndicates and; monopolies,1 j a
that in. response to this; appeal for
help for: the non-combatants of
Cuba, contributions have been
extremely light compared to what
was expected, taking similar emer
gencies for help in distress into
consideration, and it is quite con
clusive that he fellow-countrymen I operative and skilled labor, anjd j not intend to have his marriage'
trader in the
day 1 accompanied his father (who
was in town) home. The holidays
over, Mrs. Smith returned to her
school, where she still remains.
Mr. Smith is now in school at
Whitsett, where be entered at the
openiug of the spring term,
January 3d, and intends to do
some honest work nntil he com-
has been tried for a quarter of a
century, and .today stands at the
head. It never disappoints. Free
trial bottles at John Tull's Drng
Store. : ' ' '
J. H. Pearaon to C. M. McDowell the
ia known and dctini tod oa the olat ot
energies of minim pietes his course of study. He did
of the President cannot respond
as $hey would like to do, for finan
dMly they "are in sore straits.
However, the fellow-countrymen of
! the President have some blood to
spare and are willing to spill it for
Cuba; and from the present crisis
the whip ot the Ad mist ration, he
will not unlikely do the Republi
can party more injury than good
before the next i presidential canv
paign. Like Mark Twain's three
men in a boat, none of whom could
pray when in danger of the storm.
W... U J t! . . '
r""UlUMH . . 1 J J .
-:- : .L., .. u .1 t I uul touiu uu one religious act DV
Ot affairs in that unhaoov isle, the I t.. . .
.. , '---- laKrag up a coueciion, so is the
frestdent may at last be compelled 1 Administration, the Reoublican
to supplement his t appeal for I party and Hanna, but their collec-
announced nntil ho got through
college, but on account of the
rumor which reached Mrs. Smith's
parents to the effect that she bad
married, without their knowledge
they demanded of. her au explana
tion; ' She wrote her husband ask
ing i bis advice as to what she
should do and he considered it
prudent that they should announce
it immediately.
Logan Carlisle, son of Hon.
John G Carlisle, died of heart
failure in;Kew York Sunday. He
was about 34 years of age. While
his father held a position in Pres
ident Cleveland's Cabinet, be was
ChiefCJfcikbf the Treasury Depart
ment, ?O I ! , . ,
ONE OF TWO WAYS. '
from
ame
J. H. Pearaoa'a Greea street property aa lota
Noa. 11 and 12. The aame betas' the two
corner lota at jonetioa of Green aad Qocea
streets la the town., of Morxanton. Tuuii
Cash. .,- ......., . . .
This th 23d day of December, 1897.
dec30-ow "W. C MAXWELL, Tniiht.
Lazarns Brothers.
MQRG-ANTON, N. O.
uiuuixixnixiTjluuuuu
Bargains! Bargains!
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After taking stock
there are always a lot of odds and
ends come to light that we want to
get rid of at your price
Several kinds of chairs, one to four
of a kind; a lot of rockers slightly
damaged in shipping; two or three
lounges; odd plates and cups and
saucers, and a lot of other kinds of
china and ironstone.
Our Regular Stock is complete
and Prices are the Lowest to be had
always. A Full Stock of Coffins
and Caskets. Respectfully,
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CLAYWELL BROS, j
Furniture, China, Queensware. 1
una rmatmrma m mmiuuaixnuum niuma ra ptm tjmmm mnrraiuan nng
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SCHOOL.
Morganton. N. C.
The bladder was created for one pur
pose, namely, a receptacle for the urine,
and as each it is not liable to any form
of disease except by one of two win;
The' first way is from imperfect action
Mrs. Smith will probably return I ot kidneys. The second way is from
money jmd medicine by force of ti6n for the next national campaign home after the close of her, school c1" local treatment of other ,dia-
" mm. -I'IU JiawC
- Valdasa Mew.
Correspondence of The Herald.
Oar little settlement is we
A nt tin milk V. . a all
wuu ucr pstreuia aniu i , CHIKF CAUSE.
uer uusoana'8 retarn. Unhealthy urine from unheals kM,
When a yoane man deDri ves I ne 48 the chief cause of bladder troa-
com. himself of the pleasure of teice E.1?t5e,womD',xke tne ffd.
inirtJ.Arfltnrn nf Mf. lf R...- with ft vnnncr alArinff.;r. T1" ""J or oo purpose, ana U nos
7 w,4j. mwui- . " , b 'viiufc nut,, iu aoctorea too mucn is not liable to weak
son, who was away the last three whom he has been married only a ness or disease, except in rare cases. It
weeks' to spend the holidays1 with few days, in order that he may is situated back of and very close to the
her family. j better prepare himself for some bladder, therefore any pain, disease or
Oar day school is continuine in vocation in life, it is evident that neience manifested in the kid-
the most promising manner. I nr he means bosiness; and while Mr. TOtebJ ?k?atribST
gentle teacher. Miss Knox, in o-Pf. Smith's mauy friends ' eZtCnfl In I mala mVdm nr wnmK M
flXepartment by reducing the nqm- j tinK deeper and deeper into the I him their heartiest congratulations 1 some sort. The error is easily-made
ber of deliveries in the lanre citie I nearts of onr little ones. i -T I nPon tfae rfisnlt of his little romance. I nd maJ be as easily avoided. To find
t - rn.mfr. Ti,: u . . I luuusinai sen ool for ffiHs. uv a io wisn ootn be and h a I r-' w....,, jm miuio uiueior
gro injustice, as they really help
to make up the deficiency. "But
"theToitbfHce Department or Con. that the sunshine of a new era ha
....ti ... . , .. I dawned nnon onr lirtlo i' I . li Tor Over riftv tm ' I realized.
vmeas icaii v wauls in wr o ira ina i xr w , a va v v . ( 1 l -w
'.jy . ' " - iuhaw iuc '--.: , -.v : . m
arms, ana remove forever the
stigma and disgrace of the hell of
death that Spain presides over at
our very doors through favor to
trusts and the creditors of a bank
rupt nation.
;-It has been proposed in Congress
to save money for the Postoffice
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1. ENGLISH, -
2. LATIX, . -
3. GREEK. -
MATHEMATICS,
HISTORY,
SCIENCES, -
Sandford's Series.
Ilorvcy'8 Revised.
Maury's Manual.
8winton's United States.
Steele's Abridged.
Hooker's Book of Nature
4.
5.
G.
I twentr rmir hnurar a iaH mnt v.. I
if also very promisins. and it MmK I crowned with sncces. of Dr. Riimr. Rr.mn.nt ! I 4-.-
, m i . . . - ; r wo kihi
carrying vi uiu scii'Susiainino;
and Without injustice to any e,
they can do it. . For years, from
the inception of the postal service,
all vehicles for the carrying of
Mediolamtjm:.
M'XKKLOYJt Soot anno 8tuf baa been
naed for orer fifty yeara by milUona oi moth
era for their children -while teething, with
.tuuujr au uiauuer remeay, is soon
If you need a medicine, yon
should Have the beat. At druggin
fifty eenu and one dollar. You roar
t" Wanted To rent or our- SesSSesafS Pphiet,
chase from 60 to inn i.rA. ri., I the aiiay. an pain. crea wind Hr S,.""1 free Dy mail. Mention
nftar MfMnn . r.:.;'," SS 11?J?- it.wni aT0N uxaiLoandsend your
near Morganton sniuble for truck
farming., inquire at the j
IIebald Office.
ES?00 u.ttJ afferer Immedlatery. address to Dr. Kilmer ft Co.. RWK.
l.'".'-- tTC? V 01 e world. I tnn. N. V. TliAnM.t. i '
. 'tviieilui ml tuia paper
Ruarantees the genuineness of this of
;T"fltr.U , bottle- Be aare and aak
J-ll " 7 oothlaK Syrup." and
COURSE OF STUDY. G3
INTERMEDIATE.
ARITHMETIC,
GRAMMAR, - -
geography; - : . . .
HISTORY, - : ; - . . .
PHYSIOLOGY, - - . . .
6. r SCIENCES, - - - '
ADVANCED.
- - Hill's Composition and Rhetoric .
- - . - - - Collar & Daniel's Book ; Cirsar.
- ' - - - - Goodwin's (Grammar; White's First Book.
" - - - - - Sheldon's Algebra; Wentworth's Geometry
- - - - S win ton's Outlines of the World.
- - - - - - Maury's Physical Geography.
-q REMARKS. G3
Next terms of five months opens January. 3, 1898.
Tuition per month $2.00 to $3.00. Incidental. fee 10 cents.
Board and rooms on very reasonable terms.
Boys and Virls desiring: it are prepared for college.
5. Weekly drill in debate, declamation, and readine:.
unbiant reviews ana examinations lor teachers.
The school is opened daily with, prayer, singing, and reading
the Scriptures. . .
Address R. L. PATTON, Morganton, N. C
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