The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-06-21
Public school Teachers.

James A. Difenbaugh, ESD, Public School
Examiner, in letter to the ADVOCATE under
date of June 16, says:
In reply to many inquiries from trustees,
teachers and other interested persons, desire
thus publicly to inform whomever it may
concern, that the following have passed the
recent examination of public school teachers
for Carroll county, and are entitled to certif-
Gates of qualification as SUCH Mile Il. AL
bert, J. Albert Angel, George Batson, Paul
j. Beck, Ella A. Bixler, Jesse F. Billmyer,
| Theodore Boose, Edward Bolte, J. II. l..
Roger, Laura NJ. Burns, VIM. J. Butcher,
Cornelia G. Buckingham, L. c. Chenowith,
Willie A. Cox, Emma l.. Eckard, G.. W. j..
Everhart, NJ. X. p. Ebaugh, John H. Fair,
Harry l.. Feeser, VIM. l.. Fleagle, James B.
Gait, S. Archibald Gait George II. Gist, R.
/ A. Harner, Carrie G. Hockensmith, G. Tobias
Hockensmith, H. o. Harner, J. J. Harne-,
Theo. A. Kaufman, Sarah E. Kaufman,
James S. Little, Emma c. Lorrenger, Joshua
Leatherwood, Jennie Lamotte, Lille NJ. Ma
thias, Julia C. McSwiney George w. Mes
singer, Charles w. Motter, William D. Ohler,
Noah Peterman; Jacob H. Painter, VIM. NJ.
Panebaker, John w. Rill, George p. Ritter,
John W. Reck, John J. Reid, John W.: Sell
| lers, j. A. Shafer. j. H. Sherman, Libbie
Shipley, Emma V. Shower, S. Debbie Shank.
Ella C. Smith, C. H. Spurrier, Edith Steven
son, j. r. Strevig, John F. Switzer. Joel
Sykes, Nellie NJ. Warner and George 9eiser.
OF the certificates issued to them six will
be of the LIST grade, LIST class; four of the LIST
grade, I'd class; twenty-five of the I'd grade,
LIST class; fourteen of the I'd grade, I'd class;
aud clever of the I'd grade, Sd class.
I Among the most creditable papers are those
of Miss Gertie Y. Shipley and Miss Katie E.
Wall, candidates for admission to the State
Normal School.
The records of the School Commissioners
office show that the following have Life Ger
tifcates from the State Board of Education:
Daniel L. McSwiney, Thomas Upton, Chas.
H. Baughman and Miss Lizzie A. Bennett;
that Misses Carrie E. Harbaugh, Clara Selby
Normal School; that the certificates efthe fol-
lowing are good for two years yet John W.
Abbott, Carrie B. Bariek, H. b. Burgoon,
Lydia NJ. Condor, DIR. H. NJ Drach, Richard
Dell, Ferd. A. Diffenbach, A II. Ditfenbaugh,
Daniel Ebaugh, Joel Ebaugh, Mrs. Vim. l..
Fleagle, Emma L. Forrest, Samuel Harner,
Geo. w. Hess, Samuel F. Hess, n. I. Houek,
Luther Kemp, l.. A. KOontz, s. a Lauver,
John N. Mark, Maggie McGin, A. Maria
Mikesell, Mettie Miller. Leilah Miller, A. S.
Morelock, George F. Morelock, John C. Nut
Root, J. W. Slaugenhaup, Clara L. Smith, j.
H. Stonesifer, George W. Sullivan, NJ. Theo.
Yeiser, Mark Yingling and A. II. thinner
man; and that the certificates of the following
are good for one year yet: Joseph A. Abbott,
W. 4. Abbott, Josephine S. Beaver, Matte
W. Beaver, A. W. Buckingham, John Bur-
COON, Alice NJ. Dawley, James F. Fringer, J.
Ross Gait, |. Thomas Green, Laura j.. Hook
err, Marion r. Lord, John L. Reck, Charles
f. Reindollar, Levi D. Reid, Anna r. Shaw,
Grove J. Shipley, Henry l.. Shriver, Charles
/ A. Waesche and Henry c. Wilt.
For the accommodation of number of
persons who were unable to attend the exam
/ ination in April, another public examination
will be held in Central Hall Scho oil house,
Westminster, on Tuesday, Wedne sday and
Thursday, 22d, 2Sd and Path July, beginning
at O clock each morning, to which all appli-
cants for teachers certificates and ali eandi-
dates for admission to the State Normal School
are invited