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Trinity Mills
Special To the Herald.

"VV0IHIW IIIV TfVTUIU
TRINITY Mills, April IA difficulty oc.
Cured here last evening between @.
Germ and James SraRtlin, in which James
Scantlin received u severe flesh wound
from pistol In the hands of Germ. A girl
is in II, Germ was arrested to-day by Con-
stable Pace and taken to Richardson.
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Austin.
Special TO the Herald.

bfNNi"i w INV
AUSTIN, April 3.-The following charters
were filed to-day: The Phoenix Cotton Seed
Oil company, of Jefferson, capital stock
$4,000; The Trinity Methodist church, of
Waco, and the Deutchcr Verian, of Fort
Worth.
In supplemental report submitted to-
day by the state treasurer respecting the
purchases OF state bonds, he presents
the following facts: The purchases were
made out of the sinking fund
proceeds from the sale OF public domain and
surplus revenue. The purchases, amount
ing to $4,000 were mostly made of per
cents, payable in 1901. by that date there
would he paid, on the whole amount, inter
est on 81 ,i57 principal, 202 0O0-total,
Sl,759, ,451. The bonds cost SS2, 800; q saving
TO the state Of SSl6, ,tJ6, with an annual re-
duction on interest Of s65, 200 and on the
sinking fund of $4,000.
The university regents are here and will
meet tomorrow to prepare their report for
the legislature
the supreme court did not meet to-day.
The comptroller Is out with his open let
tor to the governor. He quotes Mr., Justice
Roberts in evidence that the persons In
each department will be wise enough and
honest enough 10 discharge the duties en-.
trusted to them without the interference OF
the others, and that II is full warrant
Of each department to repel such
volunteered interference. lie holds that
as constitutional law Il is void and he vir.
tually challenges the governor to recon.
mend his impeachment. The amount
would make ten columns in the HERALD,
and Is an able argument.
This morning Colt Grcizers. while labor.
INK under o lit of temporary insanity, beat
his wife with croquet mallet to such an
extent that her life Is despaircd or
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Oldham spIuner..

OLDHAM, ESc., April 3.-At meeting Of
the representatives Of Oldham limited CON-
panies Il was announced that were firms
representing 1900, 600 spindles were favora-
70 stopping their mills during Easter week.
Two-thirds OF the trade were required to
carry the movement. II has collapsed.
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NEW fnxRl,, La, April 3.--Thcre arc
twelve inches rise in the past twenty.four
hours ending yesterday. The estimate Of
the probable rise will, perhaps, be OK.
eeeded by several feet. The situation Is
becoming moro alarming. The Times.
Democrat washin gton, Louisiana special
says Water raised only half an inch
during the night, and Is coming 10 stand
to-day; will probably commence recedinR
In a codple Of days.
bayou Bnutf has fallen eight inches
already. No distress or want here, and
rations are untouched. The water over.
flowing the west bank Of the Tiche al
Bartlett's ~.
The Times. Democrats Franklin, Lousi.
ana, special says: Water has risen eight
inches In the twenty.four hours and has
risen three and three-quarter inches since q
Q. m, showing q decrease In the rise Of the
water running across the west side Of the
bayou At barley plantation, below Center.
vile. Seven thousand acres Of corn ar<
under water on the east side and 3,5QO on
the west side Of the bayou. The Tichs
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
A Destructive Fire Visits Hearne-. Com
plete List of Sufferers and Their
Losses, Insurance, Etc..
Incidents.
, acquainted with the p,
lnterestino Tea, naying surveyed and loo
'"''''S'"s i'cSck ranches and farms
Ments at Au THR STATE SENT FRI

Galveston.
Special to the Herald
GALVESTON, April ga lodge of sorrow
was held yesterday ut Artillery hall by vari-
ous Masonic and benevolent societies to
which he belonged, out of respect to the
memory of the late NJ. Strickland. A line
of procession formed and marched to Ar
tillery hall, where the ceremony was held.
Following is the order;
Lindenberg Hand
Galveston Artillery Company.
Washington Fire Company No, l.
Knights of rytlias
Knights of Honor.
San Felipe De Austin Chapter No. z.
Knights Tcmplar, Tucker Lodge.
Harmony Lodge A. f. and A. NJ.
The hall was appropriately drapcd in
mourning. The ceremony was conducted
under the Scottish rite service, and was of
the most imposing character.
Philip Jackson, colored, drayman, fell
dead at the colored Baptist church last
night, upon rising from prayer. The iury's
verdict was apoplexy of the brain.
A petition in circulation upon the streets
TODAY, to the city council, asking for the
establishment of paid fire department, is
being numerously signed.
Eighty.six Italians have quit work on the
Texas-Mexican railroad, giving bad treat
ment as the reason. They will enter the
employ of the San Antonio road.
Cotton receipts COS
The building and lot on Market street,
between fremont and Twenty second, the
property of the Galveston Banking Estate
company, was sold at auction to-day and
bought by II, Rosenberg for $27,500.
| Special weather report for this district
MISUNDERSTANDING temperature 70 de-
] ..,... ...xE.l
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Special 10 the Herald.

of''ibi w tttNuths
WAxAuAcnIr, April 3.-There was a
convention of the members and friends Of
temperance here to-day. Rev. g. Mcphcr.
son called the meeting TO order, and Rev.
w. Givens was elected chairman. The fol.
lowing " q part of the resolutions passed:
I'VE do not favor the formation of an.
other political party, nor can we affiliate
with the existing parties. We will not sun.
port any man for office who will not adyo.
cate the cause ofprohibition, aud as voters
We demand Of the political parties that the
furnish men ~ candidates for all Offices
who advocate the cause Of prohibition, and
II they fail to do 80, we will furnish our.
selves such candidates, II delegates
are appointed 70 the mass convention
TO meet on tie 18th inst.
Senator ! tiney and family and Hon.
Charles VLTibson let for Austin this
morning.
:. Apply W Jon . a Murphy. m2s.t
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NEw YoRK, April 3.--The statement Of
the treasurer Of the Russian feiusss and
colonization fund acknowledges 10 the
eoial amount Of fund now on hand - tS7l.-
l9t4.
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DISCOVERY.
! ESTABLISHED 1874
I PRlCE Fivi, CENTS

ated in the process OF manufacture, and
nr eyes in good condition, as when first
einlly examined and analysed by Amer
lain that tho MEDICATED GLASSES
J restore the sight il uscil in time, but in
10y their use for the following reasons
@ht To the eye, completely doing away
is usually experienced in ,using glasses
lasses hard; they retain. their polish.
them as bright and clear as at first.
'Scs cold, and the result is that the optic
Nlth any thNa"'"l, 80 ~ =
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FALL Rrsrn, Mass, April .-splnners e,
ssAmore Mn, thIrty-slx IN number. did
u resume work this morning.
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ARcneu to Toan.

IMoNky 10 L0xE.on Sfms; long dns Q;
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startling.

ST.. LOUIS, No., April "a dispatch
from st. Joseph, Missouri, says Charles
and Robert Ford, who at one time be.
longed to the James gang and were en-.
gagged In the Winstorn and Blue Cid train
roeeeries, 70. & have ave ,SS been 0,lno. in st. Joseph
ing Jesse James, but being afraid
as II is alleged, TO make the attempt, shot
him down at 18th and Lafayette street, 10.
day and then surrendered TO the authori.
ties and were lodged In Jail. There Is ire.
mendous excitement over the affair, several
thousands of people being on the streets
The wife OF the desperate was on the spot
In few minutes afler the shooting and
wept coplously over his remains. The
body was taken In charge by the police.
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To be Prosecuted.

MEMPHIS, April 3.-Attorney. General
Turner, Of the criminal court, has submit.
ted to Judge Harriean his report Of the
causes which led to the disaster of the
steamer 1olden city,, The report, which
the mate and captain of the wetcb
with gross and criminal negligence and
carelessncss. Judge llarrigan al once
ordered the attorney general to prepare
hills OF indictments against those who Arc
accused. Bills Of indiciments will probe.
ply be drawn charging Mate Doc Bondu.
rant and Captain Of Watch Wash Smith
with involuntary manslAuehter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17
OBITUARY..

Died, at the residence of his son, Mr..
II. u. Lamar, near Molers y Roads,
three miles South of this town, after a
short illness of Pneumonia, on Thurs
dav morning the Sth inst, Mr.. RICH
ARD J. LAMAR, OF Frederick city,
Md, aged &C, years, 10 months aud 10
days.
Mr. Lamar was man OF noble and
generous impulses, and kind and al
fectionate husband and father.
From boyhood the writer knew Mr..
L. well, aud during period of forty
years always found him TO be- generous
and whole souled, honest and of strict
integrity, and a wealthy and prominent
citizen OF Frederick county, Md. Being
a gentleman OF considerable wealth
during the whole of his life be wss al.
ways ready to assist The poor, and to
whom he was true friend, frequently
rendering assistance to the poor man to
the amount Of hundreds of dollars
without receiving payment IN return.
His remains were conveyed 10 Fred
erck city and inferred in the beautiful
Cemetery there on Friday afternoon, by
the side of his wife who preceded him
a couple years since. Peace to his dust
III
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17

EB~ Guiteau spends most Of his time in
reading his Bible and religious work
which was given him by Mr.. Griffith, of
Baltimore. When he does not take his
usual amount of exercise he says that 1t is
because he feels lazy. SO far from giving
away mentally his mind is bright, and he
is able to argue his case with considerable
legal sharpness. Monday evening, in
conversation with one of the officials, he
said that Mr.. Reed has been wrong in his
recent moves in the case; that there is
nothing that can be done about it now,
even if the record is wrong, for it has
been ruled upon, and the judgment COM
pletes it. eff it is wrong" Guiteau said,
"it has to 60 now. The question of juris-
diction has been settled, and there is
nothing left of that question. The only
hope is in the President. That | have
told Reed, and have told him to go to him
and let all other things 60" Mr.. Reed
went to the Jail Tuesday to secure Gui-
teau's signature to several atfidavits
which lie proposes to use in his further
proceedings in Guiteau's behalf. He de-
clines to say anything with reference to
the nature of these proceedings.
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Horrible Tragedy I'm ChIc.e.
a MOTHER PoIsoNs HERSELF AM IT.
FOrp CuIIDpr,. Hki

-Four CHILDREN.
CHICAGO, June lo.-Casper Sevho,, :,
baker who works ut Right. After he
left bis home last evening bis wife banA su
preparations for horrible deed ian
pair had fonr children, aged respect;xnIe
u, and Z l-2 years, and a bsbv 80.
months. She dressed the four in FIJI
white clothes, with bright ribbons ,Sst
gave them strychnine, and as soon a. TN
were dead, laid them out carefully VII
flowers in their hands, and all their s nn
roundings made as beautifully As nos.;niI
Having put on fresh white ch,n;.ee'
decor ated with ribbons, she tool 80,
Of the poison herself. This was ips, ~
fore her husbands return at five o,o,1 US-
in the morning. When he app,,, ..St >.
the door she met him and said: "Co.t
and see the children; they are all Sss 's
and gone TO Heaven. See how pretty tba,.
are, with nice flowers for the angel. !,
One Of the children was still alivs b..
has since died. Mrs. Seybolt died ah Ou,
this morning.
1t appears that Mr.. and Mrs. se,No,.
did not live in entire harmony; th,t sir
the birth of her last child Mrs. SerhoI,
has not been in good health, and II i; ~
lieved that dependency caused her -
commit the deed. From number of not
written by their oldest daughter aged -
years, it appears that Mfs. Seybolt tall
the matter over with her and got her Con
sent to the terrible tragedy. Several ara
addressed 10 her schoolmates on chillisl
matters, and two To her father. One saw.
Forgive me. We have to leave You
Mamma thought ii was the best we coula
do" The other asks MIN 10 bury then
decently, and tells him where she leaves
money to buy flowers. One addressed 10
4 schoolmate says: Mother was ALWAYS
sick, you know, and thought ct diving Of.
ten, and of how ne would De treated, and
so thought il best for all of us 10 die AZ
once, and bought something to kill us
baby first, Annie second, Tony third. |
after, and then mother. We ii / not suf-
fer much and now we are all out Of
trouble"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17

He HURRAHEp FOR JEFF DAvIs.-Joe NJ.
Rainey and wife, of Memphis, are visiting
Mr.. Rainey's old home in Columbia, Ten
nessee. Joe looks rs young as he did in
prison 1T Camp Douglas twenty years
ago, when he cried out "Hurrah for Jeh
Davis ~ proceeding very dangerous in
those days in that locality. The prison.
ers were drawn up in line and cannon
loaded to the muzzle placed in front OF
them, and an officer threatened 10 touch 1t
off If the name OF the man that halloed for
JEFF Davis was not given. The brave men
around all stood unmoved and said by
their silence that they would suffer death
rather than betrsy Joe, whom they all
liked. Joe was about TO step forward and
acknowledge that lie had committed the
awful crime-for he il brave and true
when 4 man named Coffee sung out that
"Joe Rainey did it," Joe was taken of
and placed in solitary confinement and
fed on bread and water, all of which he
bore cheerfully without Il murmur.
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srARyArlos ~ Y1Rn1x1A-lstesl aa.

STARVATION IN VIRGINrA.-Latest adj
vices from Patrick county, Va, are
strongly confirmatory of extracts hereto
fore published, To the effect that there is
widespread want, amounting i'm some
cases almost to actual starvation, in that
county, arising from the failure Of the
crops the past two seasons. In letter to
n Danville merchant, under date Of June
5. Major J. P. Critz, 4 leading citizen of
Patrick county, writes:
"The people Of Patrick county are now
In more distressed and destitute condi-
ton as regards breadstuffs than ever, and
the donations heretofore made are about
exhausted. There are now about five
thousand people in the county without
bread, and no way to get it. Those among
US who have means lave done all they
could, and some have so crippled them
selves that they can scarcely carry on
business. We do not expect you TO do
any more yourself, in fact you have been
more generous 20 our people than we had
any right to expect, for which you have
their sincere gratitude; but thought
probably you might call the attention Of
some other community 10, our condition,
and they might help. Whatever Is done
will have 10 be done quickly"
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shepherd College Alumni.

The Alumni Association of Shepherd
College will hold its business meeting In
College Hall next Monday afternoon at
o'clock aud every Normal graduate with
in reach is expected to be present ana Is
earnestly requested TO attend this meeting
and take part in its proceedings, Matters
of importance to them and the institution
will be discussed.
The officers of the Association are :;
President, Randolph j. Strider; Vice
President, John o. Knott; Recording Sec
retarv, Bette Fawoett; Corresponding
Secretary, Ella d. Hout; Treasurer, En-
INA K. KeeSecher.
At the last annual meeting, 1t was re-
solved, "That committee of five be APP
pointed to send invitations TO all the ah-
sent Alumni, and urge them to attend the
next annual meeting"
The Anniversary Exercises OF the AS
ISOLATION will be held in the NJ. T..
Church, Monday evening next at o clock a,
The Historical Essay Of the class OF 1877
will be read by Miss Anna j. Morgan.
The Annual Essay will be by Miss Ella
D. Hout.
The Annual Grafton will be delivered
by Harry C. Getzendanner.
The music will be furnished by Girls
wells Band.
Clasa Day-The graduating exercises OF
the Senior Normal Glass, consisting of
nine members, will be held in the NJ. Z.
Church, Monday morning next ut 10 IL
o'clock. The music that intersperses the
exercises will be furnished by Criswell' g
Band.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17

ENTLER HoTEL-BENJAMIN F. GRAVE

ENTLER HoTEL-BENJAMIs F. GRAVES
PROPRIETOR.
Persons stopping at this House can
have access to the Livery Stable at re-
duced rates.
J. 5. Mccartney, J. r. Bolts, J. w.
Cost, Z. Ernest Campbell, Hagerstown;
l.. Spiclman, SmithsLurg; II. J.. Wy
song and Lady, County; 4. Trimell,
Leesburg; r. g. McWilliams, John
BorngarGer, J. A. Milton, Jr., Martins
burg; Geo. r. Hotel, J. Wilson Griffith,
Mrs. Murry, Miss Murry, Baltimore,
Titus Hieps, Samuel Henry, East Viz
ginia; Henry Scbinck, Mansfield, Ohio:
John II. Smith, Zones Y Roads, Nd,
Ohio Smith, c. L. Skater, Boonsboro.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17

II THE BOARD OF REGENTs.-All the
members of the Board of Regents of the
Normal Schools, are expected on Monday
morning next, as the Legislature last win
ter made an appropriation to pay their
expenses. We hope all our people who feel
any interest in Shepherd College will at
tend the exercises OH Monday morning
next to hear what these gentlemen have
TO say In respect to the condition and
prospects of the institution. The Board
is now composed of, President, Il. l..
Butcher, State Superintendent of Schools,
and the Hons, j. Il. Somerville, l. b..
Fowler and I. w. ST. Clair.
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sy- TO WASHINGTON BY THE PoToNAC
RIvER-The Cumberland Times of Friday
last says-Mr. Chas. Ii. Davis, of WASH
ington, d. c.. arrived here yesterday and
brought with him In II q trunk three and
one-half feet long and width and depth
of one and one-half each, an Osborne por-
table boat twelve feet in length, two and
one-Lalf feet across and one foot in depth.
He will leave for Washington City to-day
by the Potomac river, distance of 230
miles, travelling as much as practicable by
water. Where actually necessary he will
travel by canal, and when that stream is
not convenient he will carry his boat over
land,
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QUARTERLY MEETING.

The Second Quarterly Meeting ior
Sbepheristown charge, will be held on
Saturday and Sunday, June oath and
25th, in Shepherdstown. The Quarler-
" Conference will meet on Saturday
afternoon, the path, at 3 o'clock p. IN.
Sunday services Is follows: Love-frast
at $50 a. m; Preaching by Rev. g. W.
Hobbs, p. f., 1880 u. IN, after which
the sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be administered. Preaching b! the
Pastor at T:45 p. IN.
CHAS. q. COOK, Pastor
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State of West Virginia,
County OF Jefferson, 10 ""
1n the County Court

In the County Coef'I
Alta Special Session OF said G9un, 10
gun and held at the Court-hos A
Chariestown, Tuesday, the On u'
June. -. ,L.t no
Upon application It IL ordered i ~ soor
u tice be published and posted ,. Ind It
Of the Ceurt-House Of the County men.
sneb places OF voting as are hefeln l.sd :,
toned. that the Polls heretofore oP..sir,.
Manninz's School House, eh.t,i BE-
School-House and Browns SHOP ,,n.r's
discontinued; that the Poik Al Ia into
Ferry and Bolivar be c0nsolioale.. ,.oln.
sne. TO be located At some eonyeniepps r,yo
between the two places; thar ", be
Polls heretofore held 1t SLepheru,s.',, hs
consolidated into one, TO be nen ,hs
Harket-House, In rajd town 'poue
Polls viii be opened at Zosr schseG Grow.
In Cbarlestown District, AZ ga n,.,,iet;
school house, In Hsrpers Ferry ps.bool.
and the Polls at the Lsetown lover
House be removed 20 Lsssown.
''P'T T. A. MOORE,
Clerk Of County cour,;;
Jane II
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r PnrsrprNr.-william L. Wilson, q

~ William L. Wilson, q
disting uished lawyer Of Charlestown, and
formerly Professor in Columbia College,
d. C.. has been elected President Of the
West Virginia University at Morgantown.
This position was unsought by Mr.. Will
son and his election was doubtless great
surprise to him, but if he can see his way
clear to accept the position, we most heart
lily congratulate the Regents on the wis
dom of their choice and can assure them
that under the Presidency Of Prof, VIII
son the University will take hold upon
our people that it has never had hereto
fore and Ii will enter upon new career
of success and prosperity.
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Asbury VI. l.. Church, Shepherds
town.

Decoration day, Sunday last, was the
day appointed by the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, color
ed, which was quite interesting. The
singing of birds, school and choir, and
over one hundred boquets presented, which
decorated the church y monument of beau
ty Many visitors of friends among whom
were Mr.. David Bilmyer and Mr. b +.
Harrison. The latter addressed the school,
and referred 10 his childhood. in welcom-
ing the Sunday School. 4 vote of thanks
was returned by the school. After which
the children took the flowers and was
conducted by their Pastor and Superin-
tendent TO the grave of the late Superin-
tendcnt, Henry Mckinney and wife.
LEE WILLIAMS, Supt.
\. TITLE, Pastor.
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w- INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT AT
HAaERsTowN.-The Park Opera Company
under the management of S, w. Fort,
Manager Academy of Music, Baltimore,
will give series of entertainments Of
one week at the Academy of Music at
Hagerstown, commencing Monday, June
26. During the week the following Ope-
ras will be presented Pirates of PEN
zance; Patience, and Billee Taylor. Sc
lected GLORIOUS of well trained voices.
New Scenery Beautiful Properties.
The s. V. r. X. will run an excursion
train from Berryvilie to Hagerstown for
the accommodation Of those who wish to
attend the Opera.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17
FESTIVAL.

The Ladies Mite Society of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, will hold al
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival on
Monday evening, 10Th inst, in tho
basement of the church.
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Hlarria9es.

In the Presbyterian church at lIar
pers Ferry, on "Wednesday, June 9TH,
by the Rev A. c. Hopkins, Rev. W.
&. CAMPBELL, of Roanoke. Va, TO
Miss ANNA GALE CHILD, daughter
of J. G. Child, Esq, Of Harpcr's feny.
In Martinsburg, June 9th, 1882. by
Rev. J. A. Hofbeins, Mr. GEORGE
l.. ROTH TO Miss MARY y NIL
IER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17

w COUNTY BOARD OF ExAMINERs.-
By the amended school law the Presidents
of the several Boards of Education in this
county, were required to meet in Charles
town Oh the 9Th instant TO elect two men,
bers of the Board Of Examiners to exam
Inc the teachers for the ensuing year. II
such meeting was held, we have heard
nothing Of 1t; and if not, the old Board
will hold over. The examination Of teach
ers in this county for the next year, can
not take place until the last week In Au-
gust,