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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22
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TRAGEDY IN GADSDEN
Cahl DraughdriiI Murders Armstrong
Stewart.

Gadsden, Ala, March 15-(Special Our
city was shaken from center to circumference
by the news Of q murder which occurred near
the Rome and Decatur depot.
John II. III. Standifer, agent of the Louis
vile and Nashville road was over at the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia switch yards,
and became involved in dispute with Arm
strong Stewart, yard master of the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia yard, about a
drawhead OF one of the Louisville and Nash
vile cars being broken. Stewart told Standi-
fer that he supposed it had been broken at the
Coosa furnace as he had not had anything to
do with the cars
Standifer replied that he would make the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia pay for
it, or he would hold Stewart responsible for
the damaged car. Stewart replied that he
knew nothing Of it, when Standfer called him
a id liar, Whereupon Stewart struck at
Standifer, and they engaged in a regular fight,
when Colo Daughdrill. o brakeman on the
Louisville and Nashville road, came up and
took a hand ALSO striking Stewart.
1t seems that Stewart was getting the best
of them, when Daughdrill stepped back and
drew a thirty-eight caliber pistol and fired
twice ct Stewart. but without effect. AT this
time Engineer Phillips, who had been watch
ing the fight, jumped down out of his cab and
ran towards men, ghdriil, telling him not TO
shoot, whens witt drill wheeled around and
covered phi.-SsGidd en nth his pistol, and said;
''D--n you, so-7cy will shoot YOU
IhlAlps WAS uudriieu anu WAS ioICeu 10
obey.
Daughdrill then turned and shot at Stewart
again, the shot taking effect in the right
breast. Stewart threw his hand to his breast
and fell to the ground, and expired i'll a few
moments. Daughdrill turned and fed to the
mountains and is still at large.
Coroner Lowery impanneled jury and held
an inquest, returning u verdict OF murder
against Daughdrill.
Armstrong Stewart, The murdered man, was
about thirty years old, and was well liked by
all. lie was u peaceab!e, law-abiding citizen,
and our people are horr.t fed at his death. He
leaves young wife to mourn his tragic death.
Cole Draughdrill, tho murderer, is son
Of John l.. Draughdrill, late city clerk of
Gatlsden and nephew OF Postmaster Stand.fer
and w. II. Standlfer, the republican candidate
for sheriff of EtoWah county. and Agent John
Standilor, who was engaged in the tight. He
is only twenty-five years old, but is considered
q hard customer. Bloodh0uuds have been
secured. and posse is now after him.
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Poor, PiOus Fellows!

There amt none of EN- worhin for the Offices
oh, no!
wouldn't look out FOR tie engine, if they heard
the whistle bloWi
The Offices will find 'em out; the voter under
stands
There aiil't of 'e1a goin' througo$h country
ehakin' hands!
There amt none of em workin' for patronage an
place,
An rollin' UP their breeches, gettin' ready for
the race;
Oh, no! they're on the quiet, an not maxim any
sound,
An the otiice--it must hunt 'em, an jes' walup
'em around!
Lord amt they pious feers Won't whistle when
they can;
Jes waitin waitn, waitn,' till the office seeks
the man!
There amt none of 'em smilin' an beguilin' of
you? No!
wouldn't look out Tor the engine il they heard the
whistle blOW
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MI, nina ridge and Atlantic.

,ons Ca/NIaTch 14.--(Special.) = ne
tshf Ii5.,o I'd Atlantic railroad is in the
Iu id, i1 of slfoceiyer. Saturday Mr.. Asbury
II lan1 To 1dtIon, Of this city, received a tele-
IL: ii ff9Hin Judge W. B. Thomas, from New
gr,l ill Stating that he had been appointed
Aoshee OF the road and to take charge
aSonce Mr.. Hodgson went to Ciarks-
4ille, but it was there decided to pat tie
road in the hands of a receiver. Judge
Wellborn appointed Mr., J. w. Bigham
receiver, and he took charge Of the road
at once. The proceeding VAs filssTr. as
MesSrs Jackson, Barrow N dm12I other
attorneys for Hodgson insolvency dii,Sconcy of the
creditors, alloains for permanent receiver
road. Tl,e r!h, ;ii the 1S.h instant. -
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4 GEORGIA MIXTURE.
The BiIlvil!e Banner.


The Hill club chartered special engine, and is
now chasin' Hill's train. The president has got
speech ten yards long, and he's going to catch Hill
and make it, if he has to chase him back to wash
ington
We had shave and a white shirt when Senator
Hill passed through Blville, but the night was
so dark he couldn't see either The shirt is almost
as good as new, and we are selling out below cost.
The Banner came out in green yesterday III
honor of Patrick Henry the father Of his country,
who got Off that famous sentence: "Glve me
liquor, or give me death!'
Preaching today the postoffice steps, for all
sinners Collection taken up during the singing
of every hymn Ten hymns will be sung, IL our
voice holds out Come early and avoid the mere
after.
Any man who has war record and is willing TO
dispose of the same cheap, can learn something 10
his advantage by applying at this Office. we've
got SIX colonies who want to run for the leglsla-
ture but they were all too young to be in the war
A Campaign Song.
Draw up the papers, Tommie, an make 'em good
For things is goin' crosswse, an the party an us
is out;
But leave little loophole, SOS when we pull away,
We kin kinder git back in it, long bout election
day!
So, draw the papers, Tomme, an Tommie, here's
yer fee:
We want to rear around bit an see what we kin
see;
But leave little loophole SOS when we pull away,
We kin kinder git back in it long bout election
day!
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II Haunted House.

Athens, Ga, March 15.-(specill.) There is
a big sensation going the rounds on
Barber street and the Boulevard 1t is re-
ported that there is an Old cut house on the
boulevard near Barber street at which
strange sights are seen and strange sounds
are Heard all through the night They say
ut any time after Il O'Clock ut light lights
can be seen moving about i'll this -udug
and sounds resembling those of distress can
be heard. Last night gentleman in town
was passing this place hearGthese same sounds
and seeing light in the old building, rushed
in thinking some one was i'll distress, but he
declares as soon as he entered the building
The light eXtingushed and the sounds
cpaSed AS soon he could regain his
presence of mind he made n light to begin Il
search for the distressed party, but there was
no trace whatever of ANY luman being to be
found. Being somewhat abashc1 ut this, he
made n thorough investigation Of all the
PREMISES around but trace ot any person
could be found whatever. This Is rather a
strange state of affairs and no dcuD: 1t will
again be given a thorough investigation
pRESTON'S HED-AKE
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a Death-Bcaring Change.

A slight change of temperature, especially to a
delicate erson, may bear death with it, Against
OF exposure in rigorous, stormy weather. Hostel
ters Stomach Btters is reliable means of pro-
lection. 1t checks the progress OF Ia grippe with
marvellous success. For malaria, rheumatism
dYsIeDsia and biliOuSness 1t is highly Ell CaCiOuS
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Hot Times in Georgia.

Hot times in Georgia! Men in every place
Sleeves rolled up an shoes oG-ready for the race !
Strainin' every muscle-ain't got long to stop:
Wshin an a-waitin for the handkerchief to drop!
Hot times In Georgia. Ready? conceive three?
Like a streak o ightnin-gone fore you can see!
Lord the dust they're raIsn to the left an right,
Runnn down the office, an the Office out O. sight,
Hot times in Georgia throw yourself across
The fifty-dolar saddle on the twenty dollar boss
An 90 like all creation-ies' do the best you can,
For this here amt the nation where the office
seeks the man
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mSurna aaos AL Others"

From Tho ToccOo, Ga, News.
The Atlanta Constitution is enlarged to seven
columns. It IS printed on press capable Of
making $4,000 Impressions an hour or 800 .
minute. The composition will soon be done by
type making and setting machines, so that
this magnificent paper will come out iii a c1srls
new dress every day. The machinery com.
plcte will cost about hundred thousand
dollars, making this the most costly and
p!cte newspaper in the SOUTH as the yfns4.
itself in enterprise news service and editGxl
ability surpasses all others. IiC
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GRAIN, PROVISIONS ETG II
90. SA
Groceries. "a "a G3

IA March 1g- Coleo Eoa
AtLAi NC q 100 ID cases; Lion 20.i0c; Levea
euch-s choice Il; choice goo1 ID; ta.gESzxxy
| Green-GA Sugar-Grarulated q; powdered o-As-zA~
mon ~. Nhite extra 4.4c; New Orleans yeb,,q-u
i it1a, &c, yellowextr;o &c syrup,New.EE
iiie9 A4o50c; prins 35eioc; common 30@Sjo. N u
cholee dine Cuba 3595Sc imitation q 43',, ooo II,
es.G5955c green 40 93ia Nutmegs = go fs 1T
Lac Cinnamon t0D132e. Aspiee IN II; ri s1s
Soer IL Rtcs 6@z Singapore pepper SV u, how
glggcod csc; common > d6c; importe'' go tI"t
M-Hawley's dairy Sl.59 ice-creGn 81 ;1TS' = %o
~. Cheese-Fui cream, Chsddars Il :; 90 70 i,o,
fish, = bbI5 $500; pals 5)c. So1ps-Taii0 NC given "
rs be 50 G0G13.75; turpeutine, 60 bars, CD los
tallow 60 bars, 90 lb3 3, Is ez.5l. Candle
12c; star l0}sc. Matches-ij0s si1j; s3)s s,.EhEs
s2.0082.75 COS, gross s}.?1 soda-Ke na 4 "a .
do. 10 packages o}Sc; cases. ID sac; dog Xxx
&c; do. * lbs sc Crackers-XXX sod trfceisioT
butter &c; xxx pearl oyster &C. shell aSornhills
&c; lemon cream &c; xxx ginger snaps Ii 12l4a
0. CGndv-Assorted stick &C; French ! nitatioa
Canned goods-Condensed milk $500 @3f ovsters
mackerelS s. 80 3i.03 salmon $500 o.6); towato..
s2.0G0-; 1. w. Sl.i0; S2.2jGa H. lump
81 G0G42. 25. Ball potash $500. StarehpeaPi
SIC; nickel package $500. cellulod sl.a q DisI
plain or mixed, pints SLIGO @li9; QuarSe :. .i.sS
Powder-Rife, kegs 500; u kegs 331g
Shot 81 70 "a sack,
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ATLANTA, March 19--Floar Flrsr s1sag sisi
second patent 5000 extra fancy ST. iAn,i Fl
family fS.oo@aeo Corn-No. white lite 4se;- nsies.
s2@-e Hay Choios timothy. iarsss sosa a, ' as.
No. l timothy. large bales, Sesnan t o.s.I h,,,tsf
Nc. timothy small bales, 95s sT50 small stsIs 4;
53c: Wheat bran-Large sssS. steam SsA-sA'''
Cotton seed meal-Sl.30
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22

The GAINESVILLE Advertiser has discovered the
meanest man above ground, and invites all other
mean men to take back seat. The fellow re-
ferred to refused to give his sister the inior
nation necessary TO secure widows pension I'M
less she agreed to give him Is per cent of her
r,n1n m
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22

skin appears sallow and greasy, and the stom-
ach refuses food, take Carriers Little Liver
Pills. Don't forget this.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22

You bet that Hills a-comin'!
You can hear the wheels Albumin,
An the bands are all a-drummin',
An the bugles blowin' loud.
He's a-comin with a-ycllin',
An hip-hurrah that's tellin'
An a thunderation swcllin'
OF the chorus from The crowd!
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80 .ua CONNECTIONS

Ar1AxrA 1s1aPRoSa sso!ss
sD0 s . 9'2a as.
zss = ss s S' ssEss 5so
nosasls f. sl Hsai asy a saaSasssi
"a niS y. North Carolina 4l9ac-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22

During the Indian war OF IS, While volunteer
companies were Deing formed in different coun-
ties of the state, a company was organized IN
Hancock county, Captain G. W. Brown command
ing on their departure for the seat OF war the
citizens of Sparta decided to give them an ova-
ton. Orators were scarce, and after searching
the town over for speaker it was suggested that
there was a young lawyer there who had never
made a speech, but who might be persuaded to
try his luck that occasion. The young lawyer
was quickly seen, and consented to say lew
words by way of encouragement to the Hancock
Blues their departure on so patriotic mission:
The speech was the talk of the town Tor several
DAYS The speaker was Alexander III. Stephens.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22
Country Prouuco
R,tttAr -

ATLANTA. March 10 Egg, ncms ssls as 9th.
western merry Is ~: csSsiait 1osianss
8 hens 50 dsscs ;.sssrarkoys IS Sl7c; dacks ia1
i5aise lrsn , Posasoo. s. str si2s So
fn TIA comb 10 0i2a Onions s3oogaccoo sa y
tSe eb o,,een 2as a Grapes SsooGA'oo "Aos-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22
IkiaS GOTTDS aa4Y}S1ETS.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE,
ATLANTA, Mare. g.
Locai-afarket steady rnitdiiag &C.


NEW YORK March l9-The tot;s visible supply az
cotton for the world is 452,53s balef which ESQ., $50
bales American, against 1888 500 and z9 029 beg
IS SIS bales Receipts from plantations $3.50 bales
Crop III sight 1921. 7j9 bales.
NEW YORK, March 10 -The following is the
rGretive cotton statement tor the week ending to-
day.
N-.t rane,,.z oil rTnitaS cfotee ,>ortc
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Something New There.

CLOVIS Jonesville now?"
"Wel jest tolerable."
fNothing new?'
eyes; rot a railroad, the measles and the third
party."a
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.~,r. .,,r,h 10 -Celrro sides. boxeI ~ GOO -
AfiAS Al MAJ 90 sugar-curel hans N9l2c. ao-
@ ~ tn brand ani average Oattoraa 81 o'0a~e
corning sn vo ~ Lari-pnre Leaf none; leaf "a,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22

Narrenton. Ga, March 13.-(Spcclal 1.-The
republican convention Of this district met
here yesterday for the purpose of electing
delegates to the national convention.
Inns+ et;Tajr nniv fhrnn Wink %
were in attendance, Mcssrs. J. NJ. Barnes,
Thomson; Claude Holden. CraWfordvillc, and
Nv. II. Staliings, Augusta. Me SIS. Barnes
md Stallings were both candidates for repre-
sentative from this this district.
The convention very harmonious I,
assembled at 10 O'Clock sharn. win DR.. A. f.
williams colored, in the chair Judson
lyons. OF Augusta, was elected, without oppo-
sition. as one of the delegates Barnes and
StalingS were both bending every effort for
the other place. Barnes WAS victorious by
vote of y to Z.
The election of Barnes is n hard hit ut Den
ming of Augusta, as he was known to have
been teeth and toe nail for Stal'ings.
The conversation drifted onto Mr.. Watson.
the followers Of Mr.. Harrison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

Goodson had many friends here among
the electricians, having been connected
with telegraph, telephone and electric
street car companies here for several
years. He was electrician FOR the City
railway company, which position he
resigned to take chage Of the electric
Light light plant in Cleburne.
His remains will BE- shipped 10 this
city for iuterment and will arrive this
morning.
The local electricians have expressed
a desire TO have full turnout TO ao-
company the remains to its last resting
place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
THE GAZETTE FL WORTH TAN TUESDAY. NOYEIBEK n 0vz

eligible young man Of the town found It a
place with a good deal OF attraction. The
only trouble OF Il was as the gosslps cou-
Cured. the attraction ditpt aupear specific
enough. Finally. after sneuding couple
Of winters impartlally before the half-dozen
nresideg. II became plain that Eunice Maria
-she OF the end cottage and the anndy hair
--wag receiving enough attention and Bald
win apples 10 warrant suspicion, Public ex-
cltement ran high and ebbed and ran high
again as months wont BY. Nobody knew
why the sIilfor waited. unless. as brother
deacon shid. because he was NATURALLY
slow" AT last. riEht IN the face Of n new
conjecture. the announcement came that he
was going 10 marry Young woman 10
nelghhoring town. This was hlow--g blow
20 hard that whom the dcacon's wife heard
Of Il she put on her china astcr bonnet and
went over 10 the bridcgroom.elect to inquire
Into the subject.
''Now. lcok here. Joshua" she reproachcd
him gently, Il shoulder thought yer might
er suited yourself outer six IN Maiden
lane"
.'wa'M. I dd think ont. I did think
on Ediiice Maria ral ser'us." he admitted.
"but truth wuz Just hated to break the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
VOLCANIC REGION.


Prof Geo. Davidson Of the Coast
and GeodsHc urrey, who was one OF
the pioneer explorers Of Alaska, taxes
a deep interest 10 the recent repVlrlts VI
volcanic disturbances IN the. lar 1NoIln'
When seen BY q San Francisco Enron
There is really nothing remarkable
about the recent volcanic dlst urDslle -
in Alnska, although the event Is OF ~
terest. Tie whole coast of Alaska out
10 the east az lie Aeutian Islands ~
the volcanic and glacial region OF the
world. II Is quite to be expected every
week that some Of the numerous N9lcun-
Oes along that rugged coast VIII prehh
forth, mi lie air with einders, ashes
and smoke. and cover the glaciers win
nasty black sand and SCOT:
"Chlgnic bay, from when ms iast
eruption was seen. is IN Iatltgde %
deg ~ min, ~ sec-' n ~ anu lgus ~
tude 1853 deg, "a min, 70 sec. west OF
Greenwich. on the southeast coast OF
the peninsula Of Alaska, opposite the
Semidi Islands. and about 300 miles
from the end Of the peninsula. Inc Cd
server could not have seen Black Heak
as reported. for Il is only twenty-tour
miles west-northwest from MS position
He saw Mount Paylot on the west slde
Of Palof bay, distant about lay miles
HuNAAuf - uHEs Mf0t ~ HAlA NaAAAe7sfH.-
The man who was at Wesnessenki Isl
and, lying on pavof bay, saw Pavlof
volcano, distant from him twenty-nine
miles north. IS deg, west
"Pavlof ia one Of fifty volcanoes Of
the peninsula Of Alaska and the Aleu-
tian Islands. Of which twenty-five are
in state Of activity, shown by smok-
ing. Just west of Paylof, about ten
miles, lies cluster Of peaks called
Aghlieen Pinnacles, which are all mark
ed by craters Paylof is in latitude 10
deg, % min, north, longitude 16l deg.
A. min, west aud it has two craters.
"In 17G4 and 1856, according to Rus
sian authorities Paylof was active. In
1898 IL was smoking and in 1867 | saw
II smoking myself Pavlof is visible
from an OF the Shumaign Islands, Of
which Megas is the largest. The view is
particularly good from Sand Harbor on
Megas Island. l shall not be surprised,
to learn Of more eruptions in that local
ity at any time, for, as ] said before.
it is the volcanic region of the whole
world"
Texas weather Bulletin.
qaww NT,ys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

The Texas and Pacific coal company
is now prepared TO furnish Thurber
coal at their yards on Texas and Pacific
railway track between jennings avenue
aud Taylor street, South Side. We
will be pleased to MI all orders from
one ton up to car load lots. Prices
satisfactory. As this company sells
their own coal direct from the mines
there Is but one profit between the
mines and tho costumer Please give
us q trial Mr. Chas, II. Armstrong in
charge Of coal yards. Address all com
municatioas to him. Telephone No.
pa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

From the largo advance sale II Is safe
20 predict thnt Mr.. Graham win be- greet
ed by two packed houses this er"u0nn
and evening, Wien for tho FIRST hore
he produces his new musical comedy,
larry the Lord" Manager Greenwali.
who Is directing the tour, has surrounded
him with an exceptionally strong COM
pany, numbering over twenty people. mud
ench one Of tbom an artist Larry the
Lord is n pure comedy, adapted from
the French. and is said to be full Of
witty dialogue and 20 contain many
lHughnble situations The musical mum
bcru were especially written for tho pro-
dnction, and many Of them are tie work
Of Mr, Graham himself They ere said
10 be particularly pleasing, and several
OF them are sure 10 hpcOme popular a0nga
Of the day. The plot is said 10 be OK
ccedinRly entertaining IL not entirely
original. A n0hleman mud his rakish
valet exchange situations IN order that
the Lord may hire himself ns a footmnn
70 the wealthy widow, to whose hand he
nspires. II can he easily Imagined the
number Of lndicrons situations that nre
sure to nrise with a valet impers0nHting
lord. During the performance there
" an exhibition Of hypnoilsm, In which
the characters perform amusing special.
ties. WIN Vaudeville who impersountns
the role Of Lord Killeen. has made a
bit everywhere with his new song, "rhe
Man Who Wrote Ta-ra-rn, Boum-de-ny."
Another strong feature Of the perform
nnce. and ono that Is said To be truly
rcularkable, ~ the dancing of Miss Edith
Irnske. Wherever IL has been produced
lie piece hns Immediately become non.
pldr, nnd viii, IN all probability be equnl-
~ as Fortunate here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
ARSENIC THE FAvoRlre.


Means VI Mufuef.
Cases of poisoning appear from tbe
report Of he chemical analxer 10 the
government OF Bombay, to bdpainfnliv
common IN India. In the "1embeknr
street. cas-, the son of n welthy No
non. being dissatisfied with hii fathers
allowances. cousnired with thecook Ia
destroy all the members OF I'd family
who stood In his way. Fivepersons
having aetially died of strychle fbns
administered, the cook turned lnoen's
evidence and the murderer hl been
hanged. In Oodeypore young Al was
ON the eve VI marriage with md yyhn
did not met the APPROVAL Of her fen,ls
The frienls got over the difficult bv
putting nrsmc in his food. In pnnb
the servant OF an European nursSSb'
bed her mhtross Of some money Ma.
she was ling M, Some people In tsN
circumstances would have sent forSe
police The Poonuh nurse Preferred
put arsenic In the pilferer's soup.
the knladG district Il woman apph
TO "AInhirN for charm to stop n
Quarreisomt habits Of her husband. MI
charm which was IN the form Of
white powoer, proved perfectly sncesi
full The nan died and SO did his DO.
who ate thu remains Of the food. Al
seuic which Is obtained without IN
slightest difficulty In bombay. alwny
heads, Is Is said, the chemical analyi
pr's LIST
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

The Old examining boam having resigned
County superintendent Eure has rN.np
pnntol one member OF tho board. Professor
~ Mnllae u Hanilry, Professor y. TILES
aud Miss Beatrice Junes thO other Two
members, viii not De- cuulr,d Ia county
school work daring the rrcaout schinatic
Noaf. hnnVc 10 Nill not no Convenient for
them to nttend The Wcctiues or thp hoard.
l'rlUftir George 4. lllssct, OF Smithholl.
has been upuplutod ne au examiner Tor
the current Year and has accepted the
ppdtiou Tie third member has not yet
hpau ununlhtel
Tue resumr county examination will be
held ifillW ana SATURDAY. the 18TH and
lplh last. NJ Interested WIN please take
nutlce. Applicants Gov crrilhcatea should be
on hhud lN o'dock lrllnv morning, No,
Ncmhcr IS irlnr napor pen nnd ink.
Inc work ~ Ito hoard has given general
satisfaction nii Va members have tho thankR
Of Tue teachers uni r0nufv superintendent
Tor tho couriosY and Industry shown IN hte
ncriormauce M lhtlr duties.
Much Interest has hcon shown durlur this
scholastic year IN tho county teachers Tn.
siitrle work Especial nttoutlon a bping
given tn uucllcr, and not No much 10 tins
ofy ituhrma IN arithmetic algebra and
geometry arc solved hy tho Teacher in nts
tendance and actual work o. None IA aii the
other foe school branches isrery teacher
IN lhe county g. ESPECIALLY Invited % nt,
tond enrh meeting Visitors are alwaya
The schools " tho cn,intv have started
into The new year with lattprlng pnospccla
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