Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-04
State Teachers Examination.

es for State Teachers Certificates will
be held, as provided by law, at Madi-
son, beginning Tuesday, August Is.
1873, at 8 clock, a. NJ.
The Board of Examiners consists OF
Prof. Albert Salisbury, of WhItewat
er, Prof stephen H. Carpenter.
Madison. and Prof George W. Peel
ham, of Milwaukee.
Applicants for Certificates will
examined in the following branches
study:
ID For an unlimited State c,
iifcate, the branches now required
a first grade County Certificate, WI.
the addition of English Literatur,
and the rudiments Of Botany, Geolog
Political Economy, General History
and Mental Philosophy.
This Certificate will be issued onl
to those who furnish satisfactor
evidence of successful teaching for a.
least nine terms.
q For limited Give years.
State Certificate, the branches now re
quired for first grade County Cert
fcate, with the addition of English
Literature and the rudiments of Men
tai Philosophy.
This Certificate will be issued only
to those who furnish satisfactory evi
dence of successful teaching for al
least three terms.
Applicants who fail in any Of tn,
branches required for either Of the
above Certificates, may present them
selves for re-examiuatiOn in such
branches within one year. A re-ex
animation i'll those which they are sue
cesstul will not be required. Candi
dates who last year failed in any one
Of the branches, or did not complete
their examination for either Certii
cate ar earnestly solicited to be pres
ant with the new Applicants this year
All stationary needed will be iur
nished by the Examiners.
ORDER OF EXAMINATION.
Tuesday, August 18th
United States History, Arithmetic,
Geography, Civil Government, ami
Oral Exercises.
wednesday,, August 18th.
Algebra, Physiology, Reading, En-
glish Grammar with Analysis, Pen
manship and Oral Exercises.
Thursday, August 18th
Geometry, Natural Philosophy, Or.
typography and Orthcopy, English Lit
erature. Theory Of Teaching, and Or
al Exercises
IIitdE, II uSuSl 1Oblls
Mental Philosophy, General Histo-
ry. Geology, Political Economy, Bot
any, and Oral Exercises.
There will be three sessions daily
SEQ, A NJ, to 1870, P. NJ . 0t
to 5 30, p NJ - 50 to 8 80, P. N
WILLIAM G WHITFoRD,
Sup't OF Public Instruction.
Madison, Wis, March 18th, 1873
The Minneapolis Lrn herman has
an interesting article o. the Visor :
SIN River, in its last issue We clip
from it the following in reference tc
the Wisconsin Valley Rail road:
The Wisconsin Valley Railroad
starts rom Tomah, on the Milwaukee
/ & St Paul linz, and runs north to
! Wausau, distance Of ninety miles
1t has been in operation only a couple
of years, and now has twenty-one
mills on its line, besides three stave
mills, three planning and three shingie
mills. Last year it carried out of this
region 50,920 NJ Of lumber. sawed in
1876 and nearly as much more ton
mage. in railroad ties, hemlock bark
slaves headings piling aud other pro-
duets of the forest The figures for
1877 are not yet made up, but are
larger than in 1876. and will be still
greater in 1878. This line by giving
minimum freight rates is building mp
an immense trade along its line.
There is more public accommodation
in the management IF this road than
in that of any other ninety miles OF
road in America, and it deserves all
the good patronage it is building up.
OF course somebody must be
scooped That's what elections for.
Miss Mary Dougherty, who has
been teaching one of the departments
of our High School left to attend the
Normal School at Oshkosh, last Fri
day. We wish Miss Mary abundant
success in the vocation which she is
preparing herself to ELL.