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THE WEEKLY GWIMETT HEUaLI),
jjR X. PKRPLKS, I
AVO Proprietor. (
y STT H H KALI)
tuksdav bt
RpIES 4 BOWLES.
IIIIM'ION KATES:
H m „s. 81.711 m advance.
.75 in advance.
H IU:)S ., .50 m advance.
for Everybody
■
-Uswu Mtdiintt
W^rnKUM-l 1 ' nn"/»ale'l I'l/
low r«'' buxine?* men
ikii.
■ S BLANKS ! BLANKS
KINDS NHATI.Y rRINTKD)
■sale AT T H E
■ “ ' "OFFH F
[Bom/A- Dimri/le II
Dkrartmest
after Sept. 13th 1883, |
Train Service on |
and Charlotte Air
will be as follow s :
111 THNVAttt.).
Express Mail
|f No. 51 No. 63.
K|l Daily. Daily.
Kuna p ill j 4.20 a ill
■la A 5.34 • 0,50 “
Bln Jll’c B 0.07 ■' 7.34 ‘‘
If , ...(' 0.47 “ 8.11 “
|tj ...U 8.20 “ 0.24 “
. E 10.15" 11.10"
■'inlirc F 11.34 " 12.25 pm
(i 1 1.4!) am 2.30“
. H , 2.50 " 3.40"
gIIUTHWAHI) __
i" Express ; Mail '
No. 50 No. 52
H Daily Daily
H inville... j 5.48 “ 5.38 “
H ll ‘ a I 7.47 7.15 “
H ioa i 9.17 “ 8.43 “
H»P June • ' 10.00 “ 9.27 “
H ‘ 1 10.33 “ 10.05 "
|IMTiU« . |11.03 “ 10.39 “
■ uta | 1.30 p ill ; 12,50Hi1l
H iATIUS THAIS’ I\. LINIt BF.IJ.F.
Hit GOING SOUTH
allc-aling t aEI -I,E)
Bff GOING SOUTH.
BjiiiieaTille 6.35 n"iii
( AIK LINE BELLf.)
HI GOING NORTH.
■uiwille 7.08 p tti
■CHEDCLR, (AIR LINK BELLE.)
H| GOING SOUTH.
■t ineaville 8.00 n m
IB 'aiita 10.30 a in
■- LOCAL I HEIGHT.
HI GOING SOUTH
JCharlotte 6.10 ft. m.
■l Oaffuej-B 11.25 “
I J Spartanburg ..1 30 p. m.
H Greenville., ~4,56 «• .
■I Central 8.05 “
B-local freight.
II GOING NORTH.
B ntral 4.50 a m
B reenT! 1« 717 a. m.
■partanbotg... 10.48 "
■ affre - v » 1.40 p. m .
■uarlotte 7.30 “
BE 1 !* ?. l olirain o(lation has
Bnt™,, New [I(llla »d. ah
I® ‘ ° n tlm mad carry pas-
H. nil. a ®-n ! " ser traillß ro* l
■hai ln ** anfl Richmond
B V," Vr'u 1 n 'T tl,lfr nl I>an
|,/“• Midland Rwy., to all
■rrin»’ l, 'v lt d UUn,a wi,h all
A' l 50 leaves Rid.-
■ttp u *• nm * 51 arrive?
Richmond
B» min S ut« P at a,w ™ 9, “-
■<.rf Bi? rs «"
* SO aiu 'i>*. New V'ork
aud\v n< h- M ’
■ dial KShll,^,( ' n 1111,1 All
Bailie s ts "“ »“le ai ( Imi -
K : ■^••n.Sp.irtanlmrji,
11 vis ! * (rotn Athens
H - N E B K ft- A (rom
II b ~ Tbllol* Falls.
In h A t 0 4 from
111 ])] u . ,h’ mon 4 Bowersvillr
[II lilue R -d(re Kltto * iron,
EH rl n , Wnlhallo,
Hew^ r r v t 0 Bncl fr om
■ A wl ’! 0 " aml Columbia
■ llenH 4H ’*C'otfr , »
ill £lr? ilie ' Ai9t ° n *«•
If Chester v U !l nlr *° * from
II No T f,rkville * Dallas
U C p,v ACC-A to A frm
H _ Raleigh Ac
R T - M. R. Talcott,
11 r v 1 Manasf’r.
U Y n SAOE ’ Sa P't
Pase’r Ag’t.
W e Effect May 14th
■f*ren eevilJaj " 7:00
fc eville - : S' SO ? “
la. m avin g Lawre iceville
I the 5* * loee connec
■arrivin -I train " at Su
|a etur , t f \ n A Hanta at 8:50
L an.] ecves Atlanta at
Kir rri v)ngat Lawrence
■'•jo p. m
| J - POREACRE,
General Manager.
COTTON MARKETS.
j Corrected weekly by Herrn &
lurner.
i
St. Good Middling g^
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Low - ;;;;; ■»}
!^ us 8* loV
ST A N DiTtthE HEAD '
rUE LIGHT KI’NKiNCi
DOMESTIC
That it i* the acknowledged Leader
in the Trade is a fact that cannot be
disputed.
MANY IMITATE IT!
IfOJffi EQUAL ITi
The Largest-Armed the Lightest
itunning, (lie most Beautiful Wood
work,
AND IS WARRANTED
To be made of the best material,
To do any and all kinds of work,
To be complete in every respect.
For Sale by
B. F WHITE.
Suwannee, Ga.
AGF.NTS V* ANTED in unooupied
territory. Address,
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO
Richmond, Va.
July 11th 1883.—1 y.
NOTICE.
Six dollars save Iby l uying S9O
wovih of dry goods fro m Join B.
Brogdon, said a gentfeman wbo
kad konglit the above bill. He
cow knows Brogdon will save you
15 per cent over other houses that
are doing a credit and cash busi
ness. Toe credit and cash bouses
have one price aud the customer
who pays cash pays (he same price
as the customer who btvvs on ired
it. Brogdon is the only square
down flat footed spot cash house
in the county, aud will save yeu
all he claims in his advertisements
Try him and prices.
Fajimis
Dec. B—2t.
TOWN PROPERTY
—lN—
mm mu,
For sale.
One two story 0 room house, painled
wh’te, finished inside, good well of wa
ter, good garden, strawberry bed, Sta
ble and Barn, Buggy shelter and
Good Fruit.
Two lots in front of Depot 150 by 150
back. Also a one and a half story
House, 6 rooms Lot 125 by 150 back,
front ing L, B. it. R. Depot.
Also 2 Two sere lots op West side of
Town in cultivation. Also C 5 acres ol
Land, 2 3iles from town, with Corn
Mill, Splendid shoal, lYtee low. Ap
ply to
PEEPLES & BORN,
Sept. 19th If
Opinion of Dr Mott, late Govern
ment Chemist , on Allcor.k’s
Porous Plaster.
My investigation of Ai.lcock’s Po
rous Plasrßß shows it to contain value
Die and essential ingredients not found
n any other plaster. These ingredien s
are so perfectly proportioned that the
■Ulcock’s Porous Plaster will not cause
blisters or excessive irritation, and I find
it superior to and more efficient than
any other plaster.
UKNRV A MOTT, Ph lb, F, 0. S.
Prof of Chem’v, N. Y Med. C
Hit, ~ viLlor’s Mistake.
One of the old mistakes of the
profession was to think that there
were no other ways of curing dis
ease except those w hich had been
Landed down from former times.
It is not to be denied that the
Doctors have done great things
for the world. But when it comes
right down to the real curing of
disease, it must be admitted that
Brown’s Iron Bitters has done en
ough toearn thegenerousgratitude
i of this whole present generation,
j including the medical profession,
j There are no mysteries or secrets
1 about the compounding of Brown’s
I Iron Bitters. This preparation of
f iron is the only preparation which
will not injure teeth or stomach. In
i this it is beyond comparison better
I than the other preparations, which
j are mischievous and injurious.
You need not fear a mistake in
trying Brown’s Iron Bitters. Your
i druggist has it. It gives vigor to the
| feeble, and new life to the dyspep
j tic. Children take it, not only with
! safety, but w ith great advantage. 6
Lawreneeville, Georgia, Tuesday December 26 1883
DOOAL iNTKI.LIOENt 11. >
Miss. Mary Winn is vßiting
friends in Athens.
MARRIED. At the lesidencc
of n H Townley, Atlanta Ga,
lhursday evening Dec. 20th, M
L Bowles to Miss CorrieC Butler.
After the marriage the relative at
ten dan's accompanied by a few
friends, joined in demolishing a
weli prepaiei sapper go ten up
for the occasion. On the morning
of the 21st tne brHe and grot m
boarded the train for tie Tar
Heel S ate where they will remain
during Chris'mas. AVe extend
our hearty congratulations, and
wisu them a rnn ry Xmas and hap
py New Year.
Ceristmas is here.
Another wci ding is spoke of
to night.
Mrs. J. E. Winn and son left
yesterday morning foPGreensboro
Gwlunrtl Superior Court
Court continued on the second
week untii Friday, when the ju
ries were discharged. Below we
publish a list of cas#s disposed of
during that week:
State vs W H Britt, stabbing!
| plea of guilty of assault bat
tery. •
State vs Stanley Roberts, misdo
meanor &e, verdict of guilty.
State vs J T Simpson, misde
mftnor &c., verdict guilty.
state vs Win Stephens, misde
meanor &c., plea of guilty.
State vs S E Handers, /llegal
voting, plea of guilty.
State vs ThosH Higgins, Ille
gal voting, Nol Pressed.
State vs Joseph Fields, Illegal
voting, Plea of guilty.
State vs W A Jones, Illegal vo
ting, Nol. Prossed.
State vs W H Brooks, Illegal
votirg, Nol. Prossed.
State vs S A Freeman, Illegal
voting, Nol. Prossed.
State vs W N Franklin. Illegal
voting, Nol. Prossed.
State vs IV A Lao, Hit gal vo
ting, Nol. Prossed.
State vs W I 1 Jones, Illegal Vo
ting, Nol. Prossed.
State vs G H Barker, Illegal vo
titg, Nol Prossed.
State vs Jas Jackson, Illegal vo
ting, Nsl. Prossed.
State yh F M Wesi, Illegal vo
ting, Ploa of guilty.
fctate vs \Y Il
legal voting, Nol. Prossed.
State vs W J Westmorland, Il
legal voiing, Plea of guilty.
The State vs Peter Rawlins Il
legal voiing, Nol Pros.
State vs John Johnsonlllegal vo
ting Nol Pros.
State vs J. S. Oliver Illegal vo
ting Nol Pros.
State vs Richard Adair Illegal
voting Nol Pros.
Stale vs J W Jennings Illegal
voting Plea of guiliy.
Siate vs W F Brewer Illegal vo
ting Plea of guilty.
State vs Win Nash Illegal vo
iing Verdict guilty New trial gran
ted.
Siate vs J W Skelton Illegal vo.
ting Plea of guilty’.
State vk J A Walker Illegal vo
ting Plea of guilty.
State vs Neza Neal Illegal vo
ting verdict guilty.
State vs J as. Rogers, verdict
not guilty.
State vs J J Herrington, No)
Prossed.
F M Watson vs Geo W F Craig
Assessment Ac., verdict for pl'fl’.
M V Rrand vs W J Born, debt,
Ac., verdict for pl’ff.
T J Miner vs R J Bagwell, cer
tiorari, dismissed.
M V Brand, deft, in fi fa. vs W
J Born, pl’ff, Illegallity, dismissed.
State vs Wash Conner, Assault
and battery, Verdict not guilty.
State vs George Whitley, »mwjile
meanor, Ac., verdict of guil'y.
Btate ys C TFlowers, misdemean
or Ac., aequi'ted.
S M Rakestraw et al, vs 0 E
Rakestraw. et al, In Equity, De
cree.
E F Bates vs N B Ba'es, gar
nishment Ac., .Judge nent for pl’ff.
H N Jacks ni vs Letty Jackson
Tenant hplding over, verdict fo_
Pl'ff.
State vs John Collins, motion
for new trial, motioc over ruled
OEVoUkd TO NEWS, LITERATURE AND LOCAL AFFAIRS
lEN-CENT COLUMN.
Clothing for everybody and at
prices that can’t be beat at
HerriN & Turner's.
Go to J. B. Brogdon’* for
t liristma* toys. They will arive
next Finlay fresh and line.
Go (o J. B Broqdon’s for 10 lb*
ffranuialed sugar for #IOO 121b*
Light brown sugar, 8 lbs good
Coffee.
Talk about beating SPOT CASK
John B. Brogdon beats any man ]
in Gwinnett Co selling bargains
and don’t you for get i', and they 5
nil go for SPO T CASH.
In our elegant line of shawls we j
have a few breakfast and zephyr !
shawls, that are slightly damaged :
tliai we will sell at half prices.
HEREIN! TV It N Eli
We have just received a nice '
stock of over-coats, that we pro- ;
pese to sell cheap, as at tl e pri- ■
cea these goods will be offered
they are bound to go.
HERU/N A TURNER.
<»«
Talk about your cheap cash
stores, but if you ■* ant to *e«
where spot cash tells the story,
come jo see us bel'ere buying, and
you will be surprised to see how
low good goods can be sold
// Eli hIN <t TURN EE.
goods!
John B. Brogdon Las just reed
another lot of that good tob&ceo
at 25cts per lb this grade of toba
cco is selling all over this coumy
at 40 to 50 cents per lb.
W r e have bought our second
slock of Jeans this seasoD, pail
cash for them saved discuunt a
and propose io give our friende
the benefit. We have it at all
prices and can suit avsrybody.
Herrin Turner.
Notice to Public School Teachers.
1 will be in my office the 22nd
and 20th inbt’s fur the purpose of
paying oft’ Public School Teaohers
accounts for the present year.
Thos E. Winn.
G. 8. C.
Doc. 17 ’B3-2t.
~ spoTcash.
Talk about “Spot C*»eh" we
have knocked the spot off Of these
“Spot Cash” fellow in ( the way
of low prices. If sor prices ar
not lower on sue oass ofgood
than theirs we will not charge you
a cent for them.
A. T. Patlillo ACo.
TAX NOTICE. r
Notice is hereby given that I
will be in Lawienceville, during
the session of the Superior Court
for die purpose of collecting taxes.
All persons who have not paid
their tax will take notice tlial this
is their last chance.
Jacob M. Lowery,
Dec. stb, 1883. T. a
AT CO>T.
We desire to close our entile
st ick of ready made clothing AT
COST. If you want a barg in
a suit or an over coat, com rlj
V j ir,) 1 1 t ) • sjjj nu _ur
Clothing business
Respectfully
A. T. Patlillo iV
PICKS.
The Road Commissioners of the
several Districts will call at the un
dersigued, and get dozen good
Picks and Handles to work the
roads. Come and receipt for
them.
James D. Spence.
Chr. Bd. Co. Corns.
Dec. 18’83.-It.
.TILL AHMAD.
The records in the Comp rollers
Generals office at Atlanta, Shows
that the suit John Sewing ma
chine Co have sold since Dec Ist
1882 Forty eight hundred (4800)
Machine in Georgia. This is a
htad of all others by half Tlie
Rojil St John is the handsome*;
simplest, and best, Machine made
If you want a machine Gist will
please you in every respect don’t
tail to come to see us before boy
ing ' • jfc
A. T. Paitillo A co Lawrenee
ville Ga.,
Thompson A Paitillo, Bnford G»
' New ( Itohing. ' '
I received bv Express last Sat
urday a large lot of Clothing.
Now is the time to secoro an ele
gant Christmas suit in any style
or quality you want at prices yon
can not rind in Atlanta or any
where. This is a large let of cloth
ing to buy at this season but they
were bought cheap and lam dc
termined to make a clean sweep
lof them by Ist of January. Dont
tail to cme ami look at these
goods.
John B. Brogdon.
Son an nee Georgia.
AX COL LECTORS NOT IC E
t-AHT ROUND,
I *ill beet the places ita’ed be
ow for the purpose of collecting
tai tor the year 1883.
B«u» Smiths Not 19
Cains “ *2O
Hog Mountain Nov ..7 7! .21
Buford « " “22
Brtwannee .... * 23
Duluth “...77.7 24
Norcrose “ 7.7 26
Marline “...77 7 27
Berkshire “ 28
Rockbridge “ 29
Cutaa w on
Bay Creek Due. 7.7.. .. . 1
Harbins « ’ "77 a
Lawreoceville “ 7.7.7.. 4
J C. Low Kay, T. C.
November 6th, 1883.
I 1 *"
UTKRABt AHD ICII.ITARV.
SNELLVILLE, - , . aA.
“TROTH, CiriUTT AKD WISDOM."
o
—TUITION -
Pimavy, Per mouth *j 40
Intermediate sj'«o
Academic *2.00 to *:too
Board from .•6.00 to ts.no
OSCAR BROWN, Pain.
b 1883- 21,
. if , t'ilh) t ..hill.
Considering all the ills that attack
little children, it is a wonder that
any of the poor little youngsters
live to grow up.
There are children who are truly
objects of pity. The r seem almost
bloodless. Their cheeks are thin
and pinched; their eyes are hollow;
and their akin is tightly drawn
over their foreheads. There is
nothing hearty about them. They
do not enjoy their lives. They are
suffering from the debility that
leads to marasmus. Poor things!
Do a good deed for the pale,
poor, puny, pallid child. Hand its
mother a bottle of llrcram s Iron
BitUrs. Here is life even for the
tno«t delicate, the most debilitated;
for the child almost given up for
dead. Iron in the Blood is what the
child needs to bring it up. The
little digestive apparatus will re
, cover. The pale cneeks will fill out
The wean- groan of the child will lie
exchanged for the merry prattle of
infan';le gludness. Your druggist will
tell ■ at wonders Bn-m's /run
"dr-
Kill Pr«|irif.
ICOH BALB.
The undersigned offers for sale a
fin* Merchant Mill, wlih one wheat
and one corn runner, located on the
Alcovy River four mile* East of la*w
renoevill*.
The mills have been newly fitted ui>,
both the house and the machinery,
aud aro in good order and have an es
tablished
CU TOM
There are attachod to the mills lilt)
acre# of land, SO acres freshly cleared
and in good state of cultivation, with
three houses and a blacksmith shop,
There is another flue shonl on a never
failing stream on this lot.
All conveniently located on a public
road an.l in a good neighborhood.
Parties desiring to purchase will
call uu (ha undersigned or W J Bom
at Lawrenceville, who will show the
property. Would take land tn part
payment.
PITTMAN A BURELL.
Oet Iflth 1883 -®w.
Having purchased the tools of
J. E. Norris, lam now prepared
to repair stoves at short notice,
low prices and guarantee satisfac
tion. Those who owe we will
please reweinb »r ihat / want the
money for what I bay* already
done, and mutt have it.
Hasp. W. S. Mitchf' ...
Nov. 6 'B2.—4t.
l
rr»it uin jtxlims 3L ~,4
will**.,. 1 I. S 2;
gwmtsn —V>MllSt|^Mtel| r «f nnlylu
TtHtanaif IM«i CpHvT A 4 k.u.
V **•nm • 00, Nuttp Wet
H. P. GUESS & CO.
marble works
MANUFACTURE KS AND DEALERS IN
It+llM * Katfaaf JKJIBBKiIS
Box Tombs Heal & Foot Stones
Wood l Metallic Caskets and eases,
i«%\kv tmA, vav
sod Prteee \ nrniehed on short notice by
CHUBCH STRUT, 81’ONFa MOUNTAIN. I «5 > t *
la he •cby given thaf I ahull protest
the pay m vn( ~f four Promissory notes
K veil oy me to .1 T Snell, of Gwlnrett
county, Georgia, hearing date of Au
g'lst 11, less, us 1 io* consideration for
which thev were given has entirely
tailed, and I will not pay them.
No 1, for *500,1M, due Dee. 35 188:1.
No 2, for #500,00, due Dec. 25 188:1
No 3, for *300,00, due Dec. 25, 1883.
No 4, for $300,00, due Dec. 25, 188;).
. T. A. STOVALL,
* nuiklin County, Ga„ Nov. 13 1883,
is mm
leading Furniture House
In Ga.
o
I AM NOW WITH
Andrew J. Miller,
44 Peachtree St.
100 Parlor Suits, (Jusi in)
50 Folding Lounges.
500 Bed Room Sets.
fine assortment
CARPETS,
WINDOW SHADES,
MATTINGS, AG
Will Stive Yon Monet/.
Give Me a Call
// H. IHO MAS
—WITH —
A. J MrLLER, A COMPANY,
44 Peachtree Street.
LAND VaK SALB
The undersigned offers for sale tne
following described lands :
Forty six and % acres, more or less,
known a* part of lot No 181 in the flih
DlsUict of (twiunett County and be
ing part of the Ryrd Martain old place
About t hit teen acres of tills land Is in
a good state of cultivation, the remain
der in original timber.
Also
Forty acres, more or less, part of
lot No 182 in (he 6(h District of Gwin
nett., adjoining lands of Dallas Pauley
and others, There are 13 acres on
this place in ouUivatiou,
TERMS EASY.
Parties desiring to purchase either
or both of these lots will call on (lie
undersigned.
JOHN W. MINOR,
Nov 24th 1883—4 t.
Win
o——
lawrenceville, ga
On Monday the 26th mat., the
undersigned will open the Globe
Hotel in Lawrenceville, for the ac
oominodation of die
WlN**.
And will be prepared to offer first
Glass accommodations *nd prompt
attention to all who pairoul/.e die
House.
A. J, L. DA TE$.
Nov. 19lh- ’a3-tf.
tommstu
The undeosigued has accepted the
Agency for Gwinnett County for lhe
following Machinery :
ECLIPSE ENGINES,
THRESHERS, SEPA
RATORS CONDENSERS,
PORTABLE SAW MILLS
PLANING MILLS,
VAN WINKLE AND
PRATT GINS, AND
OTHER FIRST ..CLASS
Machinery with the latest
IMPROVEMENTS.
Phey wi" tie offered to the trade on
reasonable terms and at satisfactory
PRICES,
j For estimates and terms ui.inv to
the undersigned at LawrenoevHle Ga
DILMUB L. BORN.
| Oit 15th 1883—3ino,
ttUtU kCDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR
Ao.„*« M tiudicnw£k.
3nassai«*ssi-
Baulin. •mbiwMd.falljiilt.SJU
atnal
•of ranm. IK preaertptiona,
Pric« «*ol7 *1 26Mil by mail;
k illnatraied aanapl«. d «.: aeud
* ww, Addrww P»*alK>dy M«di
eal iDßtitataor Dr W H Pak
■ RM, N 0.4 buUlu<> u Buitoa,
Mt
bargains
»risrrj£» i>»hito i imt hi. .(»ck
»r Pal anti Winter s>-oo,D is lull i„ . |||| l( . |i., eo |
• .™,l by him. Kh, i,,„y ... i„ f lmh
M, r>
For Wen, Youtli and Boys
jasSE-KS:— ?»m
)Ie " ( 111 « oofl »' ,d
I Mccin What I Sa,y
a cal^agaln^ H I*"* 1 " for |«-t. bivo,.,, s iv.
AMD FOB SPOT CASH
you wi!l get your goods as chcaj. as the cheapest esos
cmlly when vou compare gra.le *r. 1
toiaa me'in ' "” w my " >rw " l ' a l'«T
AIDING YOU
ngK..i in the iuture.
«Jamcs D. Spence
Nov Pith—3mo
Beats ( _
,V 04 ,do. w . . / -x -•<«»TTro«u Which
'fHFTT.ouudft of lard
T" \ / \ «’euiß and corn at 54*
OJJUL
The third year of our hiwino.sH in Lawrenceville n. r
pirea about the l«t ofFobnury next and in order towt-
Ue i ,p with our jmrtncrs by that time we desire to d ( ,. t
out our unusually Inrgo stock of
DRY GOODS,
WINTER BOOTS, *
'-HOES,
CLOTHING.
HATS,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
S '
tinware,
FAMILY GROCER]K<B,
DRUGS,
SADDLES,
HARNESS A RRIDLES, jA
and till other goods that we keep. And in order to ra »kt/
sure work of this, we have reduced oAa former \n\u/
Ironi id to 20 per cent which Ifrintf* thorn bel«w*W
Cash price s.”
Let p-icesat “Spot Cash” houses aud then cull
iind we will sell goods. Our go„ds are wiCl
ted as ieprcHcntcd and it touiid otherwise we will
and refund you your money.
* J td)] -
Respectfully, «. 4
A T PATTTT riiv /' 'ft lOii
Lawrenceville (ia Nov 20th 1883. lot. * \
SEMINARY.
7thiSu Prm f tCll f‘ o( ' his instittltion will open JaJ
mmuhl •° ntiauc lor il l ,e,iod o* Hix Uholas J
rhe-atesol tuition adopted by the Board ol Tru-P
tees are as follows :
Primary Dep-t----,Spelling, Reading, Writing, Ac., net- • £
Intermediate—Grammar, Geography, Aruhint-^ATHf^S 05 '
Collegiate ---Latin, Greek.
ice, Science, &c.,
' “J*' U ‘ e •'uyplces of the Board of Trustees I enter upon the
ties of the I rincipalship with the confident hope that 1 mav be
further the educational interests < f the community and sun*
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w. W. Griffin, I
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