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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
nonnEp nj cENsus REPORTS.
A Showing That win 30 Made ut Tobacco
Convention.

WINSTON, N. c., July 2a.-lSpecial Tho
tobacco men of this city are looking forward
with great interest to tho State Tobacco Con-
yention. which assemblies at Morehead City
ON August 5th and 9Th. The meeting prom
ises TO be Of unusual importance this year. and
the subject of North Carolina tobacco Will be
thoroughly discussed.
President Wood, Of the Winston Tobacco
Board of Trade, IL preparing an elaborate ad-
dress for the occasion. in which be Will snow
how North Carolina is robbed OF much that is
due her by the reports of the United states
census officers For instances, the census only
credits the State with an output OF
50 600 900 pounds of leaf tobacco when VIM
ston alone sells Is, 900 900 pounds. ana besides
there are half dozen other markets IN the me
State where from G.0O0,000 to 1O.OOO,OOO
pounds are marketed 1t Is his intention 70
secure reliable information from all parts Oh
North Carolina, hence the address OF fresl-
dent Wood will no doubt be the most impor-
tant document ever prepared before Oh 'no
tobacco interests of the old North stare,
At this meeting il is also proposed 20 ar
range for monthly reports from every Tobacco
section. Steps will also be taken 10 secure
creditable representation Of the TOBACCO IN
dustry of North Carolina at the Worlds FAR
in 1898.
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Elaborate preparations are being made for the
meeting of the North Carolina Press Associa-
ton which will be held in Winston August
18th and 18th IL is expected that there will he
at least seventy-fve editors here. Hand
some invitations are being engraved. which
will be sent out 10 all the editors in this State.
to the State officers. 10 several editors IN Viz
gina and 10 distinguished men elsewhere.
On the 18th an excursion will be rendered the
Association 20 WilkesDoro. as well as
sumptuous dinner upon their arrival there.
October 7th has been named Forsyths day
nc the Southern Exposition at Raleigh. The
committees are now busy getting up exhibits.
and it goes without saying that old Forsyth
will do the proper thing. she has the mate
rial TO exhibit and the people TO push 1t.
u. 8. MAIL AGENT.
Mr.. r. II. Poindexter, who has been con-
nected with the Union Republican of this
city for three years past has just received an
appointment from Uncle Sam as mail agent
on the Richmond and Danyille system. His
run will center at Greensboro. The appoint
ment was made Of course. in return for party
service.
leaf firm of Winston is just now filling an
order for 800 hossheads of leaf tobacco for
the American Tobacco Company. The entire
lot is billed 70 Richmond.
Work is soon 70 commence on Winston's
fifty thousand-dollar municipal building. IL
will be a handsome as well as creditable
structure when completed Speaking of build
ing, there arc now no less than 200 dwellings
and business houses under contract in Win
ston Salem
The Charleston IS. o. baseball team will
play a series of games with Wiustons irwin
cibles" here commencing next Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30

The Armies OF the Opposing Forces Forming
In Pulaski.

PULASKI. Va. July 29.-lSpecial.l The
crops Of this section are in good condition.
The skirmish line of the wet" and dry"
war is forming and the battle will be joined
in dead earnest on the 9th of August. 1t is
said that "moonshinersn will vote with the
"drys" Pulaski county and Pulaski City are
both dry now
The Methodists have been holding a series
of meetings here for more than a week past.
the Rev. Mr.. Boring preaching most accepta-
bly,.
Rev. Mr.. Book. of the Christian church
here. heard some one in his wood house yes
terday and on investigation found we'll
grown colored youth filling bag with choice
bits. Instead Of turning the wrong-doer over
TO the authorities the parson relied upon pen
itence as the promise of better living.
The bicycle fever runs high in our city
One of our leading physicians uses one in his
practice and cOngratulates himself that the
beast doesn't make demand for stable room
or feed"
Mr.. A. f. W. Miller. our popular pho
toarapher, made the trip TO the Pulaski Alum
Springs, a distance of nine miles and across
mountain, on his on-eating riding-horse the
other day. and created quite sensation as he
approached the quiet mountain retreat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
THANKFUL ron FAVORs RECEIYED
While Wounded in this State During the
War.

LYNcHBURG. VA. July 29.--tSpecial News
was received here to-day of the death of Mr.
A. II. Pettgrew. of Bedford county, who for
several years WAS mayor Of this city and chief
of police. He was a very worthy and popular
man.
Rev. r.. II. Flemming. pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church of this city. left to-day
with his family for a months relaxation at
Avon. resort on the New Jersey coast Rev.
Mr.. Holiday will supply his place in his
absence
Up to July 25th as..many as | 800 car loads
of melons have passed through this city from
the South. containing 2100, melons each, for
the Eastern market
The remains of Miss Kate Gronaham, for
merly of this city aud extensively connected
here, who died In Roanoke City yesterday,
we're buried here to-day in the Catholic CEN
etery attended by host of friends.
The chief of police has received letter
from John I. Lewis, who resides at Ander-
the families Of Kirkpatrick Parrish and
Scott, and explains that he was here wounded.
in 1861. and WAS 80 kindly treated by persons
OF the above names that lie is anxious TO cor
respond with them and thank them for ia
vors extended him during those stirring
times. Some of all these families are still
living and some Of them have moved away,
and they are gratifed to have been so long
and 50 well remembered by wounded Con
federste
Robert H. Hogan, the notorious horse thief.
was tried Mt Christiansburg yesterday and
sentenced 10 seventeen yeara in the peniten-
tiary. This is, in fact. the third time be has
been sentenced. but was pardOned for the
second ofiense; so he will only have five years
added TO his term. which il in effect life
sentence. rs be is now fifty years old.
1t IS stated that Rev. q. ii. Wiley of this
Methodist revival at INDEPENDENCE church.
Bedford county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
OUT OF THE BUSY World.
Life At the Blue Ridge Like u Beautiful
Dream.

Life At the Blue Ridge Like "a Beautiful
Dream.
BLUE RrDGK SPRINGS. Va. July 29-TSpe-
cial. Like Rasselas in The Happy Valley"
we are thing apart from the storms and tenn
pests raging in the outside world, and in this
ohssful ignorance life goes on In the same
undisturbed pleasure with only the bright
side OF humanity and nature 10 greet us as
each dawn ushers III another day
Ide summer through such rOsv-hued OPTICS
IS like a beautiful vision. a lovely idrean-so
calm and unclouded that We could almost
wish 1t to last forever. There is To lull In the
gsyety of the season. for germans bowling
parties. progressive euchre and hay rides are
beng followed up in rapid succession and
with no abatement OF interest.
saturday morning a very pleasant bowling
party was gwen by Miss Anne A~Inistead. OF
Richmond The prizes were handsome and
the bowling was unusually good. The ladies'
nrst prize was won by Mrs. James Cassel. Of
Roanoke. whose score IL three boxes was so.
Mr.. Caldwell. OF Kentucky, won the gentle
mems head prize. and the two BOBBY prizes
were Won by Miss Louise Shepard and MIR.
Tom Shepard. Of Alabama.
after the bowling party a very pleasant
hour was spent in the summer house at a
TasIl feast. given by Mr. James
Tuesday Mrs. L. P. Miller Of Staten
lsiaho. gave very handsome progressive
snonse party for eight tables. and in the
selection Of the prizes she displayed that ex.
yulslte Taste for which she is unriyalIed. The
1aulse nIst prize was won by Mrs. Clarke. Of
nSw YORK silver bon-bon box lined with
goid and beautifully engraved. The Gentle
,sS NV. mead prize was solid silver natch-safe.
Won by Mr.. Gates. Of Baltimore Tba ,,sc
boobies were solid silver German sybis,,.
ano Dlsque figure match.safe. which wars
xwson py Mr. burruss, OF Norfolk and Ma
Mary Mtriend Of Richmond A"a Si'S'
After the progressive euchre party a wsts,-
"oaoh 'Aasf was given in hAnar OF Govsrnor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
Train Wreck ed in a Washout.

Cherlestown. Md. on the Philadelphia. vii.
mington and Baltimore railroad, was washed
out this morning. South bound freight train
No III ran into the washout and was wreck
ed William Setterfield of Philadelphia, head
brakeman. was thrown from the top of car
and his skull was fractured. He will die
All through travel was delayed and no trains
passed over the break before night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
JURY ADJOURNED OYER.
The Case of Edward Boss, Charged With
Mnrder.

LEXINGTON. Va, July 29.-ISpecial. Mr..
NJ H. Rabbit. whose illness was mentioned
yesterday, died last night and was buried this
evening from the Baptist church. Rev. Mr..
Taylor officiating. He was buried with Ma
sonic honors. Mr.. Babbitt was the leader
here in the temperance movement in this sec
ton, which has been creating quite stir
The case Of Edward Boss, who IL being
tried here to-da Y for murder, was given 10
jury this evening. At late hour they adj
lournod over till tomorrow. The trial has
been tedious and exciting one
Wesley Lee, the other negro who was ar
rested for murder at the same time, will be
tried Thursday. Wesley is supposed TO be
the guilty party
A slight disturbance at Buena Vista Satnr-
day night between three white men and two
negroes resulted in one of the white men be-
ing shot IN the neck by n policeman in his
attempt TO arrest the crowd. He is doing
very well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
BATTLE-sCARRED T,ETERANs
En- Route to the Encampment Mt wrights-
Vile, n. c.

RALEIGH. n. c.. July 29.-[Special. Two
train loads of battle-scarred Confederate veto
rams passed through here to-day going to
Wrightsville to the encampment which they
will hold there this week. Reports from
Wrightsvile are the effect that they are
pouring in in hundreds from all directions,
and the indications are that the attendance
will exceed all expectation and the number
will run up into the thousands Those who
passed through to-day bore old battle-hags
which will be displayed at the encampment.
A detachment Of veterans left here to-day
from the Soldiers Home in this city under
command of Ordnance-Sergeant L. n. Rich
ardson. of the Fifty-second North Carolina
regiment The veterans will remain i'll camp
till Saturday evening.
The State laws enacted by the last Legsla-
ture, after considerable delay. have been pub
lished, and work of sending them out to regis
tiers OF deeds Of various counties was begun
to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
500 Main street. corner Eigh

rb. BEST I0c. PIECE ofFINE suN-CuKED
TOBACCO that can be bought In hfne'ic" +"
HIckok's No. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
We Challenge

We Challenge
.,v man. woman or child who Is affected Win
esnoynstipation Dyspepsia, Headache or Torpid
Liver to prove that few doses Oh sim n,.Yas
t.;,s and Is 80 pure. 80 sure, so harmless that an
inf.nt can take il ana mover have second spell
nfcolic. An adult can take 1t. keep the po"eis
regular and secure health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
Orange Clunty Items

ORANGE Comfy, Va. July 80. Especial. !
There was large. crowd at court Monday
The legal fraternity did not have much 10 do
and court soon adjourned Judge Taliaferro
has made fine officer and the people hope
he will be reapponted by the next Legisla-
ture.
Farmers report short hay crop. The corn.
though late. is looking well and we expect
moderate crop
Or, and Mrs L. M. .Cowardin. of your city.
leit this neighborhood last wcekfor the White
Sulphur, where they will spend the sumner
The United Banking and Building Com
pany allows per cent. interest on deposits.
The BEST DC. PIECE OF GENUINE SIM
CURED TOBACCO On earth 10 Hickok's Fig.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
Misnt Shoes.

Misflt Shoes.
s,o sboes for e5. 90 shoes for Is, IS shoes
for sb, $3.50 shoes for s5.
io' w. w. f. DREW X Co.,
Shoe Manufacturers,
son Main street. corner Eighth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
.Hor 70 Cure All Skin Diseasss -

SnhrLY apply "Swaynes Ointment" No In
ternal medicine required Cures letter, eczema,
itch all eruptions on tho face, hands. nose, &c,
great healing and curative powers are possessed
wbno other remedy. Ask your druggist for
Swayne's Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30

The United Banking and Building Com
Many allows G per cent. interest on deposits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30

pany allows per cent interest Oh uePo'i'''
Why suffer with dyspepsia. billiousness or
any disease of the liver when you can DO
rured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
uickok A. Co., Will pay roc. per 100 cash
Tor Tags from their Brands No. l., III. ID. T.,
Fig and Caroline sun-Cured.
Simmons Liver Regulator is the foe of
malaria as it throws of the bile and prevents
its accommodating.
For Over Fifty Years
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been 'uaed
Tor children teething. It soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy Tor diarrhtea-
TUenty-h i've cents bottle.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castora.
Health brings happiness. Health can be
secured by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castora.

Health brings happiness. Health can be
secured by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER co. 1891.

'It canno, be, George, " she said sad.
". "wuuld that Il could Hut we
have formed society, Geofgs-ten or
twelve ~ us--ind we have aiopted a
motto and sworn 10 liveup 10 &C."
"What " it7v lac asked anXiousiy.
clip that touch wlue shall never
touch mine.H
lie drew himself w proudly and,
striking his breast with his hst, ex-
claimed.
"Mary, do look like a man who
drinks wiuc?"
"But, George, sometimes your
bfeHth--n
"Do look like man who can afford
TO drink wins7v he continued. ">o,
Mary, neveil Keep your vow-fsr be
II from mo To ask you h. break such a
soiem oathi 3ut come n my arms
and say 'Ye-,' Mary. Whisky has
always been good enough an1 dear
enough Tor me-"
Owing 10 atfiiling doubt In her mind
~ to whether she had lived ~ to tho
spirit Of the motto che may resign from
the 70 ciety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20
now BREAD u RAISED.
THE mon ouALIIliB o. Carbonate
" AMMONIA A. 4 LEAvEN.
ISU Agent,

II lisa well known fact that carbon.
ate Of ammonia has ifoin time i'm.
memorial been uped hy hakufs In the
preparn,lOn Of the finest and whole.
soonest bread and cake. The carbonate
Of ammonia, when thus used, Il all on.
volved In gas by this heat Of the oven,
mud leaves no trace u itself In the
food, and II II this that gives II ilp
great value as = lcavening agent Ia the
opinion Of the phys!clans. For these
reasons II has OF late year. been used
In all the high class baking powders.
Prof. ias.all, Of louiOn, will nj
once he recognized ~ high authority
upon such u subject In nis celebrated
work on Food and It, Adultrration,
after nArratiDg the various substances
used for raising bread, oic., without
yeast, he sayHi "Of these, by far the
best IN the carbonate Oi ammonia.
This Ia a volatile snlt, and Il. great
advantage Il that II IL entirely die.
slpated 10y the heat employed la the
preparation ~ the bread, and thus the
necessary effect Is produced withop;
the possibility OF Injurious results Gu
suing"
The NEST celebrated physicians and
! hygienirts Of America likewise agree
that carbonate Of ammeniA Aids 20 the
value Of baking powder. IL make
powder Of stronger power, that will
keep longer, leFVe less residue Ia the
bread, aud that Il nor. wholesome.
Prot. Chandler, ~ New York, says
"thc best baking powders, such rs
select for my own use, always contain
carbonate OF amm0nia." Prof. Hains,
/ Of ltush Medical College. Chicago.
says that he his Thoroughly cnn.
yineed that carbonste Of ammonia In
baking powder l. positively beneficial -
Prof Mall6t, Of tho Univerrlty Of Wiz.
GINA, tcstiilos 10 the same effect, while
DR.. McGowRn, Health Ofilcer " Loo
Angeles, calls attention 10 the fact that
th. use Of this salt In breadmAklng 4.
advocated aud advised by the Create,
authorities upon food hygiene In the
/ world.
The ridiculous stories about ammonia
told by the new baking powder com.
panies In the hope Of preludiclng con.
sumers against the higher gmde brands
and 10 detract attention from the In.
foriorlty and impurlty In their own
| goods, are undoubtedly well under.
stood A. "fakesv by the Intelligent
public. The ammonia they are talk.
Ing about (aqua ammonia OF baftshornl
is never used IN baking powder, aud IL
very different thing from tho car
bonate OF ammonia, which Il u pure,
clean aud wholesome salt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20
LIVING UP TO HER PLEDGE.
CLIPS THAT TOUCH WINE SHALL
NEVER TOUCH MINE" WAS
MAitY's MOTTO,


"No, George" she said firmly M she
drew away from his outstIetohei arms,
al eau never marry you. | cannot even
become engaged 10 you"
He pleaded with her, but 10 no pur.
pose. He promised 10 reform; every
man does that ut such time, because
he considers II the proper thing to do,
even II he doesn't know exactly how
or what he Ia going 10 reform. He
promised u do everything that she
wished; 20 devote his eutife life to mak.
Ing her happy; to work night aud day
to be- worthy OF her.
But she shook her head.
He begged her II she cared the least
little bit for him TO take hlm on pro.
baton. II he did not live up TO his
PROMISES the engagement could be
broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

10y onurn ~ TuE COUNTY CouuT.
- ~ SAT- iakc Cuuuty, Territory NJ itah,
- 81 h'ds VIII lo received uy ihe touniy
tlHIk up 10 md Including saturday the ilth day
q neCcmlcr. tot. idr turplici 90 be- furnished
O. SAT- Lake guuutY. ffuin January ist 90 ~
,emhf 30, l.e Tie following viii TORN a
haais inf bhs Tor rccnfii, ETC., 10 nc furnished
run corNfr HEcnnprn
Mortgage records. Dv pagcs with marginal
heed records With marrinsi ruiuss
Mining records, same la de- racOris.
Leu aud iUascs. sane ~ deed records.
Abstract rcunfds, same a. nov used.
Direct nuite!rrso Indexes to all 'vcept tho
r1stbock giesi o inches ny foot lr5bc.
N Vl1iu itaiuuf paper iof making li-a and
.raut.t aud sraate, ind,Sc.
kufff book
ilcrripis Coz documents. same - now used In
The ON ~, with slut ~ tools Ut tuiu saet.
MininG abstract re- ords aud direct indoxes %
some " thee records have printed forms,
and ~" amount eau be deicrnined only ~ the
records are ordered
iiscofdi 80 10 hc hound IN full i,u.sia circuit
nuh bands with loose canvas ruvofs and
lus.a cnIntfs nai upcning hags. Paper 10
h. hfovna ~ pound medium ledger plrrf,
"fH." l'fres 70 be gwen on records ruled ani
5g 9ss sS 90 , ,qie1 gaE AZ; 49, ta. s
thuusaud Envelope Nus. nui 10, "a Sc. .
flF With return card printed thereon
ton cnrsft cofLrctUH,
1880 tai notices.
Is tHN receipt books.
Letter neaft aud envelopes W the thousand.
tndrx Tor tnN sale Dor style hud uuatiY II
ln1cA iniurnailuu vii DO furnished b. The
Couaty Collector
IoU COUNTY AtsIssuu.
Tar rolls for isil. ,sylc. bindlns, qualiv,
sife and ~ other Information concerning these
rolls wiiihc furnish "A nv tho count, Assessor
foH tHH ctEHEs oFficI
Record hpola saag A. i,ecarder's, except that
ihsy thnll be Of 500 pages each, aud without
ruvufH.
irouate blanks printsdou u pound supurins
nat GAG PAPER, ~ % equal Ftalc, 80 u each o.
lC furnished On nfdrfs
plsln and fabeT. octason pencils. per Ero..
fcus per gross
ini per dozen quarts
above
iahcr's rubber bands, pet Eross.
All supplies 10 be- furnished a. called Tor.
4 hondfu faithful performance ~ contract
I In aurh sum a. the County court MAJ deter
tniuu, 'sill be required Of tho successful bidder
tht county receives the ught 10 rciuog AMI
sslt Lakc Cdy, Nov. lelh, ipi.
q y, ALLLN, County Clerk.
dli hy q. J., htANfos, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

DR.. II. l.. 81. John Of Rowland,
Putnam county, Missouri, takes 81.
pecial pleasure In recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, he.
cause he knows Il 10 To reliable. liz
has used II In his practice for scverA nj
years, and says there Ii none better.
II Ia especially valuable for colds AMI
NJ Rp rcventive and cure for Group.
This most excellent medicine IL for
sale by Y. q. NJ. !. Drug Store. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

SCHOOL, Pupils whose age il above "A and
under li and whose Circumstances will
not permit OF their attendance At dtv
schools aud persons above tho loyal
school ave, who are dosirous Of avaliing
themselves Of the advantage OF SUCH
school
second Each person on registering Tor
attendance shall deposit the sum " q
with The principal, and TIL. sum SHALL be
returned II the end of the session toanch
persons ~ have fulfilled the conditions u
mrmlefship,and those not above tho legal
school age. IN all other case. Il shall be
applied on account ~ tuition.
Third-rhc school shall DO opened on
thu first Monday evening In December.
o. some suitable place designated by the
board, aud continue twcnty.iour weeks.
The school shall not be open on saturday
or Sunday evenings, the evenings " lcgai
holidays, or the evenings before Christ.
mas OF New Years day.
Fourth fhOy shall be divided Into
such grades ~ the committee on school
work and the superintendent " schools
shall Ind most convenient Tor instfuc-
ton and the mos rapid advancement.
fifth-1he studies to he pursued shall
DO reading. writing, arithmetic. ge0gra-
ply, grammar, United States history,
ciyics. bookkeeping aud drawing.
SiNth-Esch student nAy choose such
Of said studie. a- he desires, provided h.
Z. prepared for them, and limit his
course To what no can pursue success.
fully.
seyenih-Eaoh pupil will be required
To furnish all needed tex, book. and
stationery, provided that the board shall
| furnish these articles 10 auy deserving
pupil who cannot furnish them himself
All Articles furnished bv tho board shall
be the property 81 the board. aud shall ba
returned ~ the principal on withdrawal
Of membership.
each subject stall 10 uniform and Of the
kind authorized by tho committee on
school work.
Nlnih-runctualliy aud regular At.
tendance, quiet aud orderly conduct, ro-
specliul department toward teachers In
| charge, and, Ia general, a manlie.i desire
To- profit by tho advantage afforded by
the school shall be considered condition.
VI membership. Violation Of any oi
these conditions will cause the prompt
exclusion OF the pupil - offending.
flcyunlh-rho Indulgence In tobacco
and all other offensive habits are strictly
forbidden while In attendance at the
school.
Twolih-rcachors shall DO chosen with
| especial reference TO thuir ability 10 I'm.
part practical instruction In such manner
a. VIII assure the mos, rapid advance
,l.i,, eon ls WIN 'n9rough oompIe-
-, nsoaa,, s, ,o. shuo', nv W e S
will no, 10 employed Ia the night school.
TirhOuoit rnE sUrERISTEsDEScy.
The committee on teacher. submit.
/ lUA "a Na1l l.N lab
.eu .ne io,io"ing tcsoiuuoni "hieh
"A' "'Vp'u'
Where's, instances have occurred OF
teachers aud principals applying fir au
increase Of salary aud for other purposes
'oeGofnmltiees o. MI, board, II Is hereby.
",plNeI, Ihai the proper source 70
n MI , ',asn.r' may apply 10, sugh anu
-, W. ,,it. ~ '" ny ~ ~ ~,
ther. /" tio i',,,i m ,nn',h iho s,,,orin'
tendency.
IASIToIla.
The oomu,It,,. an f,,,nI,u,. and ann.