The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-09-03
educational.
TEACHERS NORMAL INSTITUTE AND
EXAMINATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS.
The Annual Institute for KenoSha County.
will be held at Wilmot in the town Of Salem,
commencing MONDAY, SEPT. %, CLOSING
SAT. Ger 10.
The Institute will be conducted by Prof.
A. F. North, assisted by the superb tendent,
and teachers of the county. Supt, Malone !,
OF Racine county, will be present one week.
Hon, EDWARD Soaring, State Superintendent
will be present part of the time and will
deliver lecture.
AS school viii be in session at Wimot the
Institute will be held in the church, Teachers
should supply themselves with the necessary
books, paper sc. A geography will be
necessary for each teacher. All who can,
please bring, the "SoEG Echo"
AS the attendance, punctuality, and work
accomplished by teachers of the Institute,
will be recorded on their cer;isc ties, all are
earnestly requested 30 be present at O'Clock
Sept %.
EXAMINATIONS.
An examination ofTeachers for the Inspec-
tionDstrict comprising the Towns Of Randall
Wheatland, Salem and Brighton, will be
held at Wilmot., MONDAY AND TUESDAY
OCT, IL AND Is.
IN examination of Teachers for the Inspec-
ton District comprising the Towns Of Bristol,
Paris, Pleasant Prairie and Somers will be
held at the Kellogg School House in Bristol,
| WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OCT. IA AND Is
Examinations will commerce at g. O'clock
a. NJ j. P. Briggs Co. Supt. of Schools.
Kenosha Aug, 81 1874
"a Each District Clerk, receiving a copy
of this notice, will please post in a conspicu-
our place.
GONE TO YALE.-Mr. f. t. Lee, who return
ed short time since from Oherin, bringing
with him Diploma from that college, Is of
again, this time for Yale. Mr. Lee is one of
those active, jealous young men, who, having
marked out a line of life in a high calling,
bends every power of mind and body to make
himself master builder in his chosen profess
ion. On Sabbath last, In the absence OF Rev.
MI. Hitchcock, he filled the pulpit of the
Congregational church and gave to the
audience discourse which, in beauty of
thought and clearness of expression, is
unequelled by many who have occupied the
pulpit for years.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. AT a Republi,,
| pon I'D bol h..
of Kenosha on the Goth day of August, 1874,
in accordance With the call of the Republican
Co. Committee to elect delegates to attend
Congressional Convent ion at Elkhorn on
Sept I'd, 1874, F. Newell was elected Chair.
man and j. M. Stebblns Secretary.
Delegates present and elected
First Ward-A Farr, r. Summons, w Il
Reed.
Second Ward-Not represented.
Third Ward-H. Mckinley, J. " Quarles,
Jr., j. M. Stebbins.
Fourth Ward-C. Frantz, B. Simmons
VIM Harrison.
Pleasant Prarie-John Lucas.
Saiem-Thos. Stockwell and A w. Pease'
Paris-F. Newell.
J, On motion proceeded to the election OF
two delegates for purpose above named with
the following result; Delegates elected
A. FAIR and A. w. Pease. On motion same
delegates were elected to represent the sem
atorial district at Elkhorn Sept. I'd, 1874
Chas. Frantz moved that the delegates be
Instructed to vote for Chas. e. Williams 70,
nominee for Congress. After some remarks
the motion withdrawn. On motion delegatos
allowed to substitute iii case of inability tc
attend. T.. Nrwprr
o. "a. oFEBBINs, Chairman.
Secretary.