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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-14

This PaeIne Express west can 10 haysod a
Mcvey'owlatei - y, m. and the Atlantic EI'
pross east 1t - y. N.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
FROM oUR STATE EXCHANGES.

Fayetle Chronicle: We understand
that medal cotton crop will be plant
ed 10 cold Chick" THE year. States.
You ought not to have told Il every
cotton county In the State will turn
now and increase the acreage 10 cotton
10 get the profit on this reduction iu
"Old Chick"
ChickasaW Messenger: An exehsnge
says It 10 about time TO begin to suggest
candidates for Congress. We have no
doubt many will be suggested In this
district, but ct present we know OF no
one who will better represent the peo'
ple'S interest than Hon. II. L. Null
droW. IT, In our judgment, Q better
man presents himself, we shall feel con-
strained to support bin II not, we are
for giving the "Little Gisnt" another
term In the Lower House oi the Ma
tional Legislature.
Holly Syringe Reporter: As there
10 no prospect oil realizing more than
from six TO .even cents per pound on
cotton next i, planters must not fail
to pitch a double crop this season. In
fact, we would advise them to plant
the entire farm in cotton. Th y eau
buy corn at one dollar q bushel, pota.
toes at about the same price, and every
other article Of consumption at a mod.
crate fgure. What 10 the use OF plant
ing these when they can be purchased
In the North. west aud shipped here al
such low rateH
NacheZ Democrat AZ we have to
elect Congressman next Fall, We take
an early occ lsion 10 say that We willtake
Chalmers straight 10 ours. lie has
been one OF the most industrious aud
useful mem hers OF the House, and has
been vigil4nt 10 watching and ener-
getlC In advancing the interests Of his
constituents. We know Of no man In
the District that could do better that be
has done. Recognizing his ability,
and as reward for zeal and energy
bis constituents. to whom be has been
a good and faithful servant, should re-
elect him without opposition.
Brandon Republican: For the past
ten day The weather has been dry aud
the bottom or creek lands in good con-
dillon for planlin and we have been
informed that the planters have avAiled
themselves y the opportunity to plant
corn. Many will finish this week. Our
planters seem more hopeful Than tor
nerly PrOvision', work stock aud
lsbOr are much cheaper than In past
yoart, aud the weather Icing favorable
they will be able to get al early start,
and eau produce their crops twenty.
fve per cent cheaper than In the pAsI.
Thi. il some encouragement, snd II
they will use &C InOmy to the utmost
extent, aud act judiciouSly aud pru.
deutly, their dmancial condi'i ion next
Winner will be improved.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
ANDERsON'S CASE.
AttOrasy .GsHeral Ogden Applies for a
Rs.heaFIug.

Attsraey .General Ogden Applies for a
Rs.hearIug.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22,-Atlor-
ney. General Ogden has 6led an appli-
cation for Q rehearing In the Anderson
case. In the outset be says: A clear
sense OF duty impels me 10 ask at your
hands a reconsideration OF the grounds
on which this case has been decided"
Il goes on 10 say that in . case Of such
interest the Court should rest decision
on no principle of law In regard to the
soundness Of which there could be q
serious question among candid, disin-
teresied and enlightened jurists
throughou, the country. The follow
ing is an extract from the application
"The records On which this de-
cisi0n has been rendered, contains
more than 500 pages Of written matter.
Counsel for the State had scarcely the
lime necessary TO prepare for so impor.
rant an arg ument, as the case was hxed
By preference with only three days no.
lice the argument occurred Tuesday,
and tho decision OF the Court Was read
upon the following Monday. Errurs
have crept into lhis decision, no doubt
both from imperfection OF the presen.
talion made by the State, and from the
,hortness of the period during which
the Court held the case under
consideration. A conviction that
you will be not only willing
| hnt anTiona IN cnrFect those eFFOra, II
am able 10 IN AXE them apparent, EN-
bOldens me TO lay before yOu this ap-
plicalion. The Constitution gave you
an appellate Jurisdiction In criminal
cases only upon questions purely Of
law; you cannot try an issue OF fact,
aud the fact that the consolidated state
ment had been received in evid, nee
in Court Of justice made il at once
public record, aud constituted lie alter
alien q crime. The Jndge's charge 10
the Jury a. to what constituted
= r, cord, and The means by which they
we're TO reach a conclusion on this
point was the sole matter for review iu
This Court. II Ih' { arge on that
point Was sufiiclenl, the finding 81 the
jur, under It i. b yond your reach, be-
cGuse il embrsccs sn Inquiry into the
iacls connected with the document
The forgery o. con.olidated statements
caused great aud irreparAblI injury,
not only deprived individuals OF rights
but overlhrew government which had
been elected by the people"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

The Secretary Of tue Treasury has
been suddenly converted to the silver
luuaey, The strange aud silly manner
In which gold aud Cnilsd States bonds
have acted In perslslenily refusing TO
cut up any cApers since the dollar Of
our daddiss was remoneliz d, haG con-
vinced Mr.. Sherman that silver iS
about as good as gold, aud be had
enough Of that other metal (brasS) In
his cheek to cay so the other day to the
Senate Committee on Finance. He said
9 great deal more that tickled the silver
and greenback men very much. he
declared that be (the Government,
would be ready TO receive greenback'
for duties by the first 0 October. o.
SensrOr BAyard's reminding him ihaI
the law provided thai he customs
should be paid ln gold, be remarked
that there would b. no difference a.
that time, and be would bs able tC
give everybody Who desired 1t gold
for greenback4. He said the Govern
menl could m4intain the silver dollar al
par with the best money Aaoat.' He
b lieved the Silver B / was sirengi them
ing The credit OF the Government. All
these sensible things be said, but the
b..t of II was what he didn't say. He
never had q word 10 utttr about the
Inconvenience Of the dollars OF our
dad, aud he bss forgotten all about the
loss Of that eight cents on each dollah
The ninety.twO cent dollar ha' sud-
denly sprung up to par with gold, and
Il the world is willing to take II thus y,
Mr.. Sherman will not open his wise
lips about It. In q word, gold lS such a
fool that Il won't rice In The markets
above the big white dollar, aud United
States bonds are such ninnies they
won't decline, aud therefore honest
John has bravely accepted the siiua.
lion. So has Hayes, and we feel II 10
be our duty to inform MississippiaUs
that there 10 now actually hoped for
Lamar. The great blow our credit
was 10 receive glanced of, aud Mr..
Lamar rests easy.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

ONE Of ne sre brn' fiIs, but one lit
tie thought Of. 'hs, would be secured
BY Vicksburg increasing her railroad
facilities, ~ the nru'rnliz Iti0n Of the
damage by the cu'.OfF. II Vicksburg
had the Y. & S. r,.d completed to the
valley Of the B,you Pierre, aud
the v. D. h NJ road finished
70 The northern boundary OF Shar.
kcy county, he could spare her.
self ell uneAsine,s about the cutoff
With the first nam road running up
Lsvee street Ia III Wharf boat, and the
depot Of the D or Creek road located
al the north en- al Washington street,
or the north on of L~Vee street, the
city would b. 40 we'll anchored that
there would be no danger Of her at.
tempting to follow the cutoff To Sc
cure this advau age, even Il there we're
no others, she should irrely accept the
proportion that Viii soon 90 maze Oy
the Deer Creek Company. What do
the ,,sup'e who own property in the
north end OF the city estimate that II
would DO worth % them to have this
vexed question thu. satisfactorily and
permanently se'led7 LouisVille has
never tried to side down The Ohio be-
cause the falls are just opposite her
Southern Limits; New Orleans has
10 haul large portion of her
freiehts three miller; aud II VickA'
burg wil, immediately take hold
OF The nnmgrous advantages with
which che IA surrounded, she need not
fear that the river commerce will leave
her.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
FOREIGN.

ST. PETERSBURG, March % There
IL al uncOnfrmcd rumor in circulation
here that a revolution has broken out
IN Roumania, aud Prince Charles has
fed.
BERLIS, March 22.-Crown Prince
Ere .leriGN Wilhelm will be appointed
the Emperor's substitute for Alsace
and Lorraine, and will reside there
temporarily.
ST PETER-BURG, March 22.-The
Agencs Rus says England has not re
p!ied In regard to the Congress. She
still insists on her demand that all con
diiiOns of peace be submitted, notwiIh-
standing Ihe text Of the treaty h"s been
communicated to the CAbine'p, and
Ru sia has agreed 10 complete freedom
OF discussion At the Congress. The
chances OF tho Congress have dimin.
ished.
LONDON, March 22.-The text OF the
treaty published IN the Timrs, says
here ia mucr TO criticize and resist, but
nothing absolutely beyond the pale Il
di.cus.inn.
the Vienna correspondent Of the
Times slys although Ru'.iA setmS to
have txpliCily admiileh 10 sUme OF the
Powers, and especially to Austria thar
the Congress had power 10 di.cuss whal
points Of the treaty wtre OF ErOpeAn
interests, iD consequence OF rhe irrita.
tion engendered during the di.cus ion,
Russia has not yet given similar a-sur
ance 10 England.
A telegram to the Political Core
spondence declares that England has
asked Russia for q definite answer,
which would show that the dferenc'
has become acute, but an impression |
prevalent In Vienna that Russia will
give the required assursn:es when the
treaty Is formally delivered 10 London,
probably on Saturday.
LONDON, March 22.-The Tims'
Paris dispatch says the gu slions Whicl
France demanded should bu excluded
from the Congress were those louc ln4
The Holy places as Introducing ne' dle-.
complication, and touching syria, br.
cause Syria might have b en- Offered lU
her as compensation tor L glirh oCcn-
patton of Egypt, aud hrcausn she cou-
siders that the twO-!Old qu, slion u
Syria aud Egypi might impair gnOd
understanding with England. A great
change has occurred in the last ew
day. In opinion abou EngIsnd's poiicy.
The journal Des D bats aud Rpun
lique Francaise, commend Engl gltnd's
attitude, aud this feeling T. sh.red wi
few exceptions BY men aud jOurnls I
all parties. They feel that b, plan.
herself on the platform OF 'xsimg
treaties, insisting on tue righ 81 be
Congress to discus. the whole tire y OF
San Sltfano, England has restur"i .
Europe the firm ground OF pri rIp =
which was slipping from under /
England's firm adherence 10 her cundI
tions is deemed the uresl means VI iu
suring that the Congress will result /"
a durable peace.
VERSAILLES, March %. - Dppulie.
passed the entire budget, WIIh only
three dissenting votes The lrTecOncll
able Radicals abstained from voting.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Executions In D0lAWaTO-Two Ne
gToeB Expiate an Outrage.

New CASTLE, DEL, March 22.-
Samuel Chambers aud George Collins,
rwO negroes, convicted of Oulragiug
X Le Smith, near MiddletOWn, August
Is b att, we're hanged to-day. Cham.
be's Wns IS years old, and Collins
about 10. List night they rested better
lhau any time since they have byen In
prison, aud fell better this morning.
They breakfasied lightly, and al $50
we're visited BY two colOred ministers.
After prayers the scaffild was deserted
by all but Sher q Gruf aud Warden
HerdmAn and Rev. Mr.. Young. The
moose was than adjusted GU the mems
neck, and the blArk cSps drawn over
hrir heads Sheriff Gruf Giih two
blows OF ihe haichet, q. verrd the ropes,
aud the bodies fell straight down with
heavy ihud. Collins made one con.
vulsive movement and was siill Cham.
ber4 drew himself uD several times,
and then m ide no movement but that
Occasioned by his breathing, which
lasted about five minutes. Chambers
dird 10 IL minutes; Collins half miu.
ute later. Boh died easiy. The bod.
lea we're cul down, placed in pine cOf.
ins, and application will be made for
their burial in the Aims Cemetery at
Wilmington.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

IN EAsTERE PIKE AND MARION COUNTIES
HORRIBLE DETAILS.

.
HORRIBLE DETAILS.
Correspondence Magnold HsrGld.l
Editor Herald have Just returned
from q trip to Columbia, Marion cOun-
iy, where learned of the sad condi.
ton OF he people on the line dividing
Marion aud Pike about elk miles
northeast OF China Grove, many Of
whom are now suffering from that
dreadful ecOu,ge the small pox. ]
learn that the spread Of the disease IN
that section had its origin from an
Irish peddler named John O'Brien,
who had nursed a case OF small pOx 10
Brookhaven. He was taken sick at
The residence of Mr.. Washington
Bracey. At 6rst 1t was thought to be
the measles, aud several Of the neigh
bors called 10 see him. lie continued
10 grow worse, when DR.. Applewhite,
living near TylertoWn, was sent for,
who pronounced It small pox, and
proceeded Immediately to vaccinate
80 many persons ss poSible who had
been exposed TO II. Mr. Wash. Bracey
and his wife, aud William Russell, who
bad attended O'Bien, were then
taken. Following them were Mr.. Bra.
cey's entire family Of children, eight in
number. Mike Pearson, who render.
cd ell the assistance ia his power 10
Mr. Bracey's family, was also strick.
en- down. Passing through the dis.
trici also learned that the families
nj Everett Collins, George Carr, Lige
Holmes aud DR.. Dale, and the families
of Wiley Slovall aud Louis j, ferson
cOlOred, we're dowu with II. In con-
meet on With DR.. Apple v bite, DR.. Ford
of Columbia and DIR. COwart OF Law
renee county, were sent for and every
,ffjrl made to check the progress oi
The di sease. But II had now assumed Il
very malignant type, aud the people iu
the community we're terror stricken
and afraid 10 go near II and nurse tue
sick. Or. Ford told mr that when he
went to Mr.. Bracey's house there we're
seven cases, ell down with IL in one
room. tie ordered tue doors aud
windows TO be thrown open aud tar TO
be burned IN The house, and spIinkled
carbolic acid through the rooms, and
even then Il was almost impossible for
him to bear il-that human imagina-
lion could scarcely conceive how hor-
r!ble il was. O'Brien had died and
was buried. Wash. Bracey was lying
at the point of death, aud hls poor wife,
subjected 10 premature childbirth,
agOnizing with the terrible scOurge.
Both of them died on Thursday night,
The l4lh, and were not buried Tor two
days after.
Mr.. Bracey's daughter, q beautiful
girl Just blooming into womanhood-
The pride and pet OF the family and
commuuity-and his Oldest son, a
young man, we're the next to die. On.
ly two ofthe children, upon whom the
vaccine took well, II is thought will
recover. Mr.. Bracry's mother, who
! was in feeble health, aud sent away to
tho house OF her daughter, Mrs. Rebecca
Riliif, has since died, and II Is now
reported that one of Mrs. Rsti1's
daug ghters has the disease.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
scRATcH NJ BACK
Burlington HaWkeysl

Burlington HaWkeyeI
The 'equel IN that heautlful song By Eu'
gene Field, "GFease the Griddies Birdie,
DarlIng,D is just Out. We have only room
Tor one stanEa:
Scratch my back, oh hrOWn-eyed Mabel,
Throw the buckwheAt q ar away;
scraAeh as long 90 you are able,
Harder; stronger; that's the way,
Somewhat higher; little lover
Closer 70 the thonldeF-blade;
Dlgl!l Good heavens, go II sl0weTi
Murdsri ThuudeTI Come, that's played
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
A Large Manufacturing Company IN
Trouble.

NEW YORK, March ga special
from Springfield, Mass, says the mill
wOrkmen of the Amrs Company, Of
ChiCOpee, have attached the mill and
machinery for wages due from DrOem.
Der TO the amount OF $4,000 Other
creditors also attached property 10 the
xt,nl of $4,000 The stockholders
art fighting 10 overthrow the present
management. The annual meeting at
Boston yesterday was adjourned to the
25lh.
CHICoPEE, March 22-The people are
excited. The Ames Company cast the
brOnze doors at the Capitol, cannon for
,he Government during ths war, the
brOuzo work on LibcOln monument,
aud many other we'll. known works.
The Company was once rich, but has
lOsI heavily Of late years.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

VIZ print this morning an Act re-
storing pensions 10 the soldiers and
sailors OF the war Of 1912, and their
widows and orphans. We call atten-
don 10 this Law, for II repeSls the law
lbat stopped payments TO those who
participated IL the rebellion. Doubt
less . considerable number OF people in
the South will be benefited by the law.
II was approved by the President on
the 9th OF this month.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

THGRLcw WEED Is sad because
AmericAn5 do not celebrate our Ma
tional holidays with the zest OF The
past. ThuFlOW dOatS too much on the
country In hiS last days. He Is forget
fai Of the thousand aud one times he
G1ed the political triggers aud played
upon patriotism as 9 siekly sentiment.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
THE Courier J ,urnAI thus alIudes to

The CouFief.J hurnAI thus alludes to
Q great scandal OF that vicinity: "5weet
Ris5 PesCh B,o-.om gave q reception
Tuesday night. Mr.. Jack Frost wal
che distinguished guest of the occasion
and so cordial was his reception thai
he fingered indiscreelly till after the
dawn. Worse than thal-and Il will
be Q scandal for twelve months OF
more-it Is said hist fair Aurora blush.
ed 70 eco the oil mArauder hanging to
the bonnie lsssie'- lips. The old rogue
came 10 the disguise Of gSy deceiver
and his victim, 'O.day fair aud beaHti
fnl with youth aud vigor and hope, to
morrow l. bligb,rd. oh. Jack Frost
cruel, Jack"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

The Jackson Times is in very bad
health. Il is suffering from brain fever
induced BY fear OF buIldOsers. Moth
Ing will cure it unless It eau secure one
or two good ofices. |, needs q tonic
Of that sort.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

Thts from the Philadelphia Times :
"The clergy Of VIeksburg, Miss, ap'
pear to have worked themselves into
sAuFry because several gentlemen In
that city invited Colonel IngeSoll to
deliver q lecture there. There are
good many things 10 Vicksburg which
sbOuld keep q faithful clergy in a
permanent condition of furry without
looking forward % Colonel In gersoll."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

TBE U. 5. Treasury has already given
sut about 500 900 OF new silver dol
lsrs IN exahaBse iOF gold, and NV
York banker ave selling them al n
email premium in currency. This trad.
iBQ Is OH, A. win oOrinSity.seekers.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

VtsanlE designs leasing out Der
Psaitsnil,ry. Ills the cheapest course,
and We srs not sure Out that it lS the
haaf
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
"IMIsh Elolher vas IEere,,

Sighed q Oung lady as she went to
make the breAEf4sl.rOlls. "The boo.
LEY BAKING POWDER is out, co | know
| shall spOi. then" Moral: Don't
be without the powder.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

moons, who was recently stabbed 81
YsEoo CRY ry John Hinkle, i. rapidly
improving. ilinkle is under $1,000
boni 10 An.wer al COurl.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

THE PAseagOult Star and Hand'oOrO
Democrat have eOublnsd, aud the
Demoerai.SIaf will be published Eere'
amer al Paseagoua
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

EhuLE HONlTnLEN Texa' lawyer, ls
20 be banged Tor ] 'si ShOOling anOi her
lawyer They viii hang a man for al
most anything IN Texas.-tBurlingiOn
HaWkeye.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

NAB P. PEARsoS, Associate Editor
Of ne HsndsbOrO Democrat, has sew
srsd hIssoBnec'IOu with that journal.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

LiNDERMAS's tagle recalls the con.
ver.atiou he -how: Daughter" L.,
M, loo al I'm heagIe." Mother
"Vy. Won hisnarant gall, lie a how &"
SfOwmam, uulfrly -"Axes parding,
mum, nut g., 'awk." "-lGraphic.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

ELMRA, N. Y, March 22.-JOhn J,
N Ck,'s tobacco factory burned. LOs
$50 600.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
PENSIONS

There we're about forty pension bills
considered and passed, among them
one introduced by GOode, Of Virginia,
peusioning Capt. Guthrie and the surf.
men who lost their lives In rendering
assistance to the wrecked steamer
Huron, on the Carolina coast, In No.
vember
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-08

That indulgence in fruits and vegetables
causes deposits in the milk which induce Collie
or Colera Infantum in their nursing little ones
To counteract these injurious effects the mother
should use Parker's Ginger Tonic. II
strengthens and corrects her own nervous
condition, and its good effects are impaired
through the milk to the child. making it che er
full. free from pain, and disposed to refreshing
sleep. Many ladies suffering from functional
disorders and Nervousness, will be surprised
at the comfort this strengthening tonic affords,
as by its use they find relief from pain, and
functional regularity restored. Buy $l.OC
bottle from your druggist, Oscar Seitz, or 8
sample bottle at Is cts. and test its merits.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-08
Liver Is King.

The liver Is the imperial organ Of the whole
human system, as it controls the life, health
and happiness Of man. When it is disturbed
in its proper action. all kinds of ailments are
the natural result. The digestion Of food, the
movements of the heart and blood, the action
Of the brain and nervous system. are all imme-
diately connected with the workings Of the
Liver. Ii has been successfully proved that
Green's Augusta Flower is unequaled in cur.
ing all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia OF
Liver Complaint. and all the numerous symp.
toms that results from an unhealthy condition
Of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want. For sale by all
druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-08
Real Estate TraAsferx.

The following Is . list Of real estate trans
fers In Saline county. filed in the Office Of s
T. Criss, Register of Deeds. for the week end
ing August 3rd:
yrrY 18th
W. A Phillips es ux TO wa. keeier, lot Iss 9Th :,
Salins-oso. 90.
VIM Keller and wife to john Foose 10; I4- s;h ST
Salins-eso %.
Patrick Joyce to Deborah Coomss. seqr 10, bIsok
y, BrcokviIle-seo.
July Ssa-
rm. Peek 10 Sarah Peel. ali Of = and chi of s
-, Is. lv-ei
Emily Porter to Geo v EvEnss. a-ar =, H.
r Sv-else.
John Berks % FRANCS Cross, lot -. srs street
sxlIna-&S
Acsrs- tnd.
n Ry 90 70 CamYo-ii es II, nuarsI. 10.
sw-&xA e
BIZ kexiessoa md wife to " u Brocry. s.fsv de-
III Of shf lot -. santa Ye avesoe. >Alins-osS5
I'd W itrnAnn and wife 10 Assoase Ha<se. 80; :,
fees sossn hf lof a. sAAss Fe syease. Salins-sl-0
AueyUf Bird
John RAsks % Heary Sornroa sg7r Of sua.
., TIA. R1u-eJe.
sssse OF KAssss - u Pehrsoe. ar u. 7 i. 4
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-08
Prc.eminent

As an elegant hair dressing stands Parker's
Hair Balsam, deservedly popular for the beau.
tiful hair it produces. and its hcalthful, cleans
ing and healing properties. Commencing al
the roots, it promotes luxurant growth OF
young hair, and unfailingly restores gray OF
faded hair to its original youthful color, giving
soft, rich and lustrous appearance Of great
beauty. 1t is pleasantly cooling to the scalp
cleanses it from Dandruf, cures itching and
the humOrs, and stops falling Of the hair. II
ed, meyer soils the skin or gums the
hair, and pleases everybody by its many ex.
cellent and attractive qualities. Buy bottle
from your druggist, Oscar Seitz, and test its
merits
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-08
Notice to Teachers.

An examination OF oaai,dases for l-.eher. uifl b.
held .; the Public School bgiiing IN salsns Aarnsl
18th and I'th next
Candidates for gr,.ies ADD sOo. sbcsld b In
t~ns.anee the nr~t day For fh< A sys;e trocs Gays
The :examinafSea val oomm~sce pru<nt<iy d, II
O'Clock. a n. fee Of one dollar vii - r.asir~d
No Other exAn.as;sos VII t< bid nnfl the la,
SATURDAY IL Nov. nexs
By order OF The Board o: Exantner.
ID. O. DEMON
ssllns. Anx ist, I<Ts Cossfy seyit.