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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-09
WEST INDIES.
PoRrAu.pntscE, Sept. 80,

e'1H .f,.5 VIA HAVANA, Oct. 7. 4
It is reported that the recent visit Of the
British Charge d'Ahairs at this capital to
Santo Domingo, was for the purpose Of
looking into the scheme for the annexa.
tion of that Republic to the United States.
ShNTo DoMtNGo, Oct. Z.
The latest advices from the frontier
stAtGthat the revolutiUnists under Cabral
were surprised by the forces Of Baez at
the village of San Juan and driven to the
Haytien frontier Cabral and friends mar
rowly es,aped capture. Cabral reorgan.
ized his forces and made an attack upon
the army OF Bae2, recapturing the village
and driving the President and his troops
into AZtIra. The Baez men burned sey.
eral hou ses in San Juan and shot the only
prisoner taken by them.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, October Z

..sN LONDON, October7.
The smack Peto, sunk in the harbor of
Yarmouth last night, and seven persons
pcrished.
The steamship China, has touched at
Queenstown.
Contracts have been entered into for the
construction Of the steamers for the fort
nightly line between Antwerp and New
York Dn Dover s.I a'l.Il
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KANSAS.


ToPEKA, KS, October Z.
A case Of Importance to insurance com.
panies, was decided here to-day by Judge
Moril in the District Court. Tic Super.
intendent Of the Insurance Department
has decided that the certificates issued by
the State Auditor, authorizing companies
to do business, were void under the new
law, an agreed case made between the
Insurance Department and Hartford Fire
Insurance Company. The Court decided
that the construction Of the law by the
Insurance Department, was right. a1ili 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-09
Texas Election.

,.u GALVESTON Oct. 2.
Tho Congressional ELECTION shows
Democratic net gain over the vote Of 1900
asiar rs heard from, as follows: First dis
trict, five counties 1885, second district
two counties, 600; third district, five coun
ties, 2,43G; fourth district, twelve counties
2,S4G; indicating tue election Of the entirt
Democratic delegation to Congress. ~
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, 0ctober7.
TIL Q Buatmen's Association, for the pro-
tecti on of The river interests today, elect.
ed i.be following Board OF Directors
SarSJ + Hale, Vincent Shfnkle, J. q.
Isb am .tohn Kyle, Robt. semple, II. A.
Jones, ]. d. Parker, CO. Pearce, John
g. Reno.
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IAPAN.-
SAN FnANCIsCo, Oct. 4

SAN FRANCrsCo, Oct Z.
Arrived-Stcamer Arizona from China
and Japan with 24,0SS packages of tea,
silk and merchandise, weighing 1,751
tons, for New York, Chicago, 81. Louis
and Boston. I y llHH
s2.atf IIplh YokonAStA, Sept. 10.
The Japanese government has issued q
decree IN striking out the position Of
Hans or Daimiates. This reduces the
rulers for over three hundred years TO the
position Of common people and immedi.
ately annexes their territories TO the gov.
ernment. There is no longer any aristoc.
racy in that region. !.
Coolies are constantly employed on the
railroad between Yokohama and Yeddo
The first locomotive to Kanagowa, three
miles, attracked great attention.
The Japanese merchants threaten 10
burn one.half of the stock of the silk
worm eggs and force up tic market Tea
declining, '''N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-09
GERMANY.
MuSrcu, October :

MUNICH October Z.
Forty.seven members of the Party Of
Progress have interpolAtel the Govern
ment concerning tho Church question.
An early reply is promised.
STOCKHOLM, October Z.
The King closed the session of the
Rigstag in person to-day, and addressed
that body on the state of the kingdom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-09
Destruction of Cord Wood by Fire.

"A fire broke .out this noon, in atwood
pile about two miles north of Jefferson,
Wisconsin, destroying about three thou.
sand cords, and is still burning. No trains
can pass either way, telegraph lines werp
also burned down Reports from the
north, say the fire is still rigging with una
hated fury. ..lf#4hr rtt SO Us1 /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-09

"A meeting was held at Hartford,
Conn, Fridoy evening, In celebration Of
the treaty Of Washington. Speeches
we're made by prominent gentlemen.
The college faculty and students at
Princeton, N j., are OF loggerheads on the
the question Of hazing. Eight Of the stu.
dents have been expelled and a whole
class of seventy'four have revolted in con.
sequence.
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ILLINOIS.
.hs Mg GrE ln,tno. oat. :.

OhlhOj OCl' o.
The second trial of the case of Cobb
Blair, Dell g. Co., Is. the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, was concluded yes,
terday Damages were claimed to the
amount Of $4,000 for The delay in the
transportation Of grain some years since
Verdict Of $50, 900 for plaintiffs.
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BALTIMoRE.


BALTIMONB, UCIODer Z,
In the U. 8. District Court to-day the
jury in the case oil Gen Bowman, late
Deputy Collector, charged with embez.
element, rendered verdict guilty on the
four first counts Of the indictments and
not guilty on the fifth Sentence deferred.
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A meeting will be held at an early day
too discuss the question Of modifying the
treaty between England and France
The O6Serrer gives flat contradiction
to the report Of underhand manGuvers of
the Bonapartists in France for the resto.
ration OF Napoleon 'I .'.
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schooners Ashore.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, October Z.
The Schooners Atlantic and Defiance
went ashore this morning, seven miles
above Genesseeb Both were UadlS dam
aged. The crew is safe. The lights on
shore was mistaken for Genessee Harbor.
The lights caused the disaster.
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Death of an Old Methodist Minister.
NREr1rrKr,; N / Oct 4

Rev, Benjamin G, Paddock died here
Saturday, aged SO years. With one eX.
ception, he was the Oldest member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, having
preached sixty.three years.
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An immense Republican mass meet
ing was held at Central Rink, Cleveland,
Saturday evening TO listen to an address
by Hon, q. NJ. Robeson, Secretary Of the
Navy. lie spoke over twohours and was
greeied with tremendous applause,
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sudden Death
n.l .ffrLaNrIAI {. PL .october 8.

z gN TtTtByI1dk, PA5 Octopere.
An Englishman, about thirty years Of
age, named Robert Harrison, died almost
instantly this morning. The cause was
probably heart disease. He leaves a wife
in Cleveland, where until about ten days
since, he had lived, and been employed at
the refinery OF Alexander scoheld & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-09

The barometer will probably fall on
Monday along the Atlantic coast, with
easterly,winds and cloudy weather in the
south Atlantic States, and possibly rain
on tho immediate coast. A rapid fall
with sOuthwestly winds, is probable west
Of the eSAppalachie Mountains, with threat.
ening weather and possibly rain upon the
upper lakes, and westwardly brisk winds
will probably prevail from Lake Ontario
westwardly, Monday morning,
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ITALY.

t' .t. ROME, October Z.
Two converts have been occupied by
Italian troops. .uJ
The italian Parliament opens in No
vember.
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TURKEY.

CoNsTANTrNoPLB, October Z.
The cholera here has been considerably
checked.
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Weather Report.
OFTIcR or THE CHEP SIGNAL oFnCEn,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 7-7:80 Z. N.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwBNTY.FouR HOURS.

SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FouR HOURS.
The area Of the highest barometer,
which was Saturday afternoon between
Ohio and Blue Ridge, now extends from
South Carolina to New Jersey. Clear
weather with smoky haze has prevailed
very generally east of tho Mississippi
river, bdts northeasterIyi winds with
cloudy weather are now reported from
Florida. The low pressure that was Sat.
urday, north Of Nebraska, has 3 moved
slowly southeastwArd, and has evidently
extended today most rapidly towards
Wisconsin, but there is no telegraphic
communication with that region, South.
westerly winds have increased in force
north and west of the Ohio Valley, and
the temperature Is very high in Missouri
and Iowa. Dense smoke has prevailed
on Lake Michigan Cloudy and threat
cning weather at the Rocky Mountain
stations
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Yellow Fever.

n." CH4R1EsroN, 8. c., Oct \.
No deaths from yellow fever Saturday
and Sunday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09
The Presidents lnpartiality.


BEFORE leaving Washington 70 embark
for san Domingo, President White, OF
Cornell University, had an interview with
President Grant concerning the mission
on which ae and h'a colleagues, Dr, lowe,
ahu non Is +. Naac, were apod' 10 &c
part In the conversation "htch LOOK
place, Gen, Grant especially eQoined
President White 10 investigate all charges
of corruption and bribery, land .specula-
uon, ana JOBS, with particularly sharp
eye for town lots marked " Grant and
Babcoek, and to expose IN tuil what
personal interest, il any, American Officials
have IN the annexation OF the island.
lhe President inrther instructed Mr.
White that II was the commissioners
duty TO study the OBJECT OF 'heir mission
TO san Domingo mtnutely, giving personal
attention to the aScer'alnlng OF the views
OF the people, and not accepting state
menus thereon III second manu- i'o | les,
donL was very explicit IN declaring thaL
although he desired the anhefhltoh OF lhG
| island, belleNtng It's union WIN the \ hlIed
states All auFahlaSe 10 thlS goNc'.''iiVn Vn'
and an advantage TO the people OF san
Domingo, he did not oesire lls annexation
II the people OF the island preferred 10
maintain their independence, This honest,
practical aud thoroughly American view OF
the question will command Tor thf frcsi'
dent the hearty approval oi sensible men
| 0i both parties IL VIII even increase lut
| him the respect Of those who do not be
licve III annexation at all.
1t will do something mor2 The NIru
lcnce with which nVo"cdly friendly papers
like the Chicago Tribune attacked tue
III, ty,a at, i,n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09
Remedy for RattIng Window Shades.

TIVE Mshcs in very many costly ana
elegant dwellings are frequently 50 loose,
from some enuse. that when winds blow
even gently they will fattlc aud bang from
stop to stop, ike the shrunken and de
caycd portions Of some lorsaken ana dl
lapaated castle.
fu some instances the sashcs are tlttcd
with too much play, both in the direction
from one Iamb casing 10 the other, ana
also from the outer 10 the inner stops, Be
sides this, the shrinkage of the Riiles OF
the sasbcs and the contraction OF hali-
asoned timber, of which the stops were
made. hsve contributed 10 increase the de
feet alluded u, 80 that the annoying rattle
and ciatter during the night Will irr-
guently drive sleep from every eyelid.
The unwecumc music of rAttling windows
will often arouse and electrity nervous and
tmrous persons quite as citeetually as II
band of buTGulars were making an en-
trance into the dwelling.
The remedy Is by no means diihcuit or
expensive bet the eashes be taken out ol
the window frame, and every part Of the
window examined IF the jamb castings
have been sprung or are warpe6 and
twisted, the first step will he to remove
the stops and straighten the face Of the
castings, which may be done most con
ve"'ently with large fabbet plane and
smoothing plane IN case The sashes
/ should BE- much too narrow for the frame,
let one edge b. dressed off true, and thin
I strip dttcd neatly, and glued ahd nailed TO
4 the edge Of Que stile. See that the outside
( edge of such stilc is not taporing, even by
! the thickness Of a heavy shaving when
! the stiles arc tapcriug only triiie, the
sashes cannot nc moved up and down
/ easily. Now put the upper sash ID us
/ place, and fAstcn the ccntrfl stop with Two
/ or three long, slender wood sfewS ailer
! which remove the outside stops and place
+ them 81 closely 10 the stiles Of the sash
I that the window win not rattle,
! Then ~ the stops be secured an the IN
! side sorfisely 70 the ,iilesol thh sash liaI
! II viii move lip and down rasly, without !It
! b4yiae 10 much play that the wind VIII
+. rattle Il When The saehes have been IN
/ ted as directed, there will be nptnnfe need
! Of " weather strips % any kina 20 eS
cludc dust aud cohl mir, and tlie expense %
fetrinq window as directed WIZ
much loss than the cosi q seaibsr s'2
.~Ttedaa'0g,sf -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09
POETRY.
WHEN THE BABY DIED.

ny MRS. HELM GRANT.
WHEN the baby died,
On every side
White lilies and blue violets were strewn;
Inressoning the mothers heart made moan;
- Who counted all these flowers that have grown
lnhindered In the bloomg
Was there not room,
y, EarthE ., God, couldst Thou net care
For mine little longer, Fare
Thy way, o, Earth All life, all death
To me ceased with my baby's BREATH
All Heaven forgot or doubt.
Within, without,
is ldle charice, more pitiless than lawI'
ana that WAS all the mother saw
When the baby died
On every side
Were strangers voices, hard, and harsh and loud,
The baby was not wrapped In any shroud,
The mother made no sound. Her head was bowed
That mems eyes might notsee
Bt,t III her bitter heaTt she said.
All, me, tbs well that he is dead,
My boy for whom there was no food.
IL there were God, and God were good,
All human hearts at least might keep
The right to weep
Their dead. There is no God, but cruel law
And that was all the mother saw.
When the baby died,
On every side
Sweet angels came in shining, singing bands,
And here the little one with gentle bands,
Into the sunshine of the spirit land
And Christ, the Shepherd, said,
- Let them be led
In gardens nearest to the earth.
one mother weepeth over birth,
Another weepeth over death;
iu vain all Heaven snswereIh.
Laughs from the little ones may reach
Their ears and teach
Them what, so blind with tears, they never saw
That, or all life, all death, Gods love Ia law"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09

When we reached my home Uncle Shu-
hael was just getting into his wagon to
drive eft
"Stsy Bit" said Steven, Eve have
something to tell you'
Don't want TO hear none of your newS.
knew by your looks that you'd been
putting your foot in it. Lucretia's cryin'
over it already Women always cry when
a person of sense would laugh"
He was well out of the gate when he
called me TO speak to him, and turning his
back squarely, thrust these words AT me
over his shoulder!
" don't want you to be altogether a
burden to Steven; So when you're married
you may have that bit Of paStur' thatdose.
tails into the Fazar farm"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09


Eon finding the interest," On any PInn.
cipal for any number OF days, ,he answer At, ,,n
in each case being cents, sei@la'e ,o' al
two night hand hsofeS "l "'lS"o' " WA
press it in dollars ana cents ,,.,.,r,,
Fonr per ce'&-rMulup.y lnt p''u'.i ,.l, i.', d
by the number OF unyS 70 run =, I'A,1,J nJ
right hand hgutc from pion"''' anu
divide by D. ......,..- .,
Ft"c per ce',,. u ~, 'lP'y ~ "''''''' VI
days and diVlde py -, .,....r,,,,..
s'T PER Au.uPly ny Ili'n,"i i VI ,"t, %
separate right hI'a hs"re' "''i Wy ''''
by q u.,,;..,.. -, ,,,,,,,,.r ,,c
E8ht per cent. - mul'lihS ny h0''Do' VI
days ana diV'de ny 40, ..,..,....-.....,.,. g
Nine per c'ht - MnlupIy ny nulhUC' ~
days, separate nBht han' inquire "'" w.
vide by 4 ,....., ......,.... ..,
Ten PER cfht' huGIly p5 hNi''''' ~
days and divide by ~. ,........-,.... .,
1nioo per ceHt. mnil,I'5 ~ nu,ll''a ~,
days, separate night mana hg'de anu
divide by 2, ,...,..,
hEfteeR per- cent Multiply ny holnp'r
of days and divide by "a
EightteH per cent --M pltIp'y, Dy huihDe,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09

AZ economic felloH Eags, when kis
si0ekinRs wtar GHt he sews IP The toes
straight across, and puts them On hrs foot
the other way, thus making good tit f9r
Square tee3 hooss
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09

SopE young men in IanPof, Me, VINO
heard maryellous stories ~ The number 6i
picklrel cauolt thercaboui through thf
icc, started out the other day 10 do liule
fishing for thcmselvts, and told an Ihquisi
tive country cousin whom they met on
their way, thst they bad not included Rn
axe IN their Otherwise complete ouiit be-.
cause there were lots of people fishing
there t4ai sintcT and ilwy crnid FISH
through lat years holes
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09

Little hps 80 gently pressiEG,
Little fingers, spft eAfcs-iIlg
on the bp-ou Of a mother
kHDNs more Joy than auy other.
tittic fee, 80 early rtraylug,
Ititic willis roOu disDheyinR,
Oh the bosom ~ q mpther.
knDws more care thau any other
Little knees oRr s'iT knees ahamiuR,
l5't3c iirps. the father naming,
On. Tits father hcart, u mother
hBDWr more taly llAb another
Oh. the lOyolinEe u a mother,
Stronger far than auy other.
God has welded every chain
In The iufants heart aud brain
ArcoRprsc 10 q French .tailstIclan, TAX
INK tho mean ii many accounts, man oi
6fty years 0f age has sept 690D days
worked $500 days, walked SEQ days
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-08-30
CANDIDATES. CARDS.
PRESIDENT JUDGE.

d. "a ~
MR! EDT5R The time is near 1t hand
when the people of this county will have to
select candidates for the various Offices to be
filed at the October election and while it is
highly important that good men should be
chosen for every position. We. in common
with the veterr Of Cumberland and Perry
eounties. have one Office to EN- Of more than
ordinary importance-I mean that Of Presi-
dent Judge, an Office We are called upon to
fill only onse in ten years, and which, from
its very nature, requires thst no one VINO
does not possess the necessary qualifications
snould he selected to fiji. The candidate
should be man of sound legal learning.
stroug mind, good judgment, unbehding in
tegrify, industrious habits, and one who can
control his temper, be firm and entirely free
from all political bias, and who would zeal
ously guard the interests of the people in the
administration of justice. know of no one
in the District who possesses these qualities
in a more eminent degree than the Hon. B.
F. JuNKIN, of Bloomfield, Perry county.-
Mr.. JUHKIN is well and fayorably known in
this county. and, could he be prevailed upon
to permit his name to be used as candidate,
his nomination would be gratifying to almost
every Republican in this county. Cumher-
land county has had the candidate ever since
the formation of the District. and it would
hardly be Just or fair for them to claim it
again at this time. POPULUS.
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3eaal Advertisements.
Trial List for September Term, lSzl.

William Dunn and Ephraim Dunn, admin
istrators of James Damn. decd, vs.. Marga-
ret Charters. No. 1879 Sept. 7 1863.
s. H. Adams VS.. Jacob Hover. No 1l9
Sep. Term, 1870.
Jacob Zeigler VS.. Pa. Canal Co. No. ;46
Sep. Term, 1861.
in. BARLEY VS.. Daniel Trout. No. 81
Feb. Term, 1871.
Thomas Cox and Francis Fianna Coz. for
use. &c. vs.. James Mcdonnell, ct a. No. 50
FEB Term, 1871.
Commonwealth of Pa, at the suggestion
Of Sarah Stroup, Administratrix, &c., vs. Will
liam Adams No. 81 February Term. 1871.
Robert Hurrell vs. Ove,seers of Poor Of
Lack twp. No. 81 February Term, 1871.
VIM. 6. Thompson vs.. Pa. K. R. Co. NJ.
65 April Term, 1871.
John Bare vs.. David B. spanogle. No. 81
April Term, 1871.
wm Cox for use rs. John Sellers. No. 81
April Term, 1871.
sulouff & S.smbsugh rs. Thomas II. Van
horn. No. ia April Term, 1871.
George Searer. Admir- Of Jacob Ssarer, de-
ceased. VS. Abrahsn Shelly. Nc. l64 April
Term, 1871
David Crea We. Noah Hertzler No. I76
April Term, 1871.
T. J. Middagh vs. J. 8. NJ. Todd ct al No.
1919 April Term, 1871.
r. E. M'MEEN, Protionotary.
PEoTHoNOrARy's OFFICE.
Mitlintown. July -. 1871.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-08-30
Public Examinations.

DUBLIC examinations of teachers for the
l. pre- sent school year will be held at the
times and places indicated, as follows:
Perrysville and Turoet. Monday, august
2stb. at the school house in Perrysville.
Spruce Hill. Tuesday, Augest 10Th, at the
Spruce Hill shool house.
Beale, Wednesday, August 30th, at the
school house in Johnstown.
Milford, Thursday, August 3lth. at the
Locust Grove school house.
Mifiiintown and fermauage, Friday, Sep
tember l. at the school house in Miffintown
Patterson, Saturday, September 2, at the
school house in Patterson.
Walker, Friday. September %. at the
school house in Mexico.
Fayette, Monday. September 25, at the
school house in M;Alistcrville.
Monroe. Tuesdsy. September %, at the
school house in Richfeld.
Susquehanna, Wednesday, September q.
at Prosperity school house.
Greenwood. Thursday, September %, at
Wits school house,
Delaware and Thompsohtown, Saturday.
September so, at the school bouss in Thomp-
sontown.
Tuscarora, Tuesday, October 8, at the
school house in East Waterford.
Lack, Wednesday, October 4, at the Lick
school hou e.
The examinations will commence punctu-
ally at o'clock a NJ. and applicants srriv-
ing Is n,inutss after that hour will no, be I'D
N tied into the class.
Positively no one need apply for examna-
rion who IS unwilling 10 be examined in sil
the branches required by law, and no ce-tii-
cate will be granted to any applicant who
has not read some work on the Theory of
Teaching. neither will there be any certi-
cate issued of lower grade than 3.
No teacher will be examined after they
have had charge Of school for any time,
neither will ! endorse Professional certifi-
cafes or Provisional from other counties
without previous arrangement. .e
The spirit Of the law requires that all ap-
plicants shall be examined in the districts
where they expect TO teach. This provision
will be adhered 70 end applicants should
govern themselves accordingly. Persons un-
known to the Superintendent will be requir-
ed to furnish certificates Of good moral char
acter before taking their places in the class.
Special examinations will be held in the
borough Of Thompsontown, As follows: Sat-
urday, October 2Sth, November 1lth. and
25tn. Applicants TO secure an examination
at tbe special examinations will be required
to furnish a request signed by at least three
directors signifying their intention to employ
said applicant if successful. No private ex-
sminations will be granted.
School directors and all parties interested
are respectfully requested to he present at
the examinations. GEO w. LLOYD, ~,
aug9-tf. gF County Superintendent.
o.