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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

Birmingham Ledger. Poor Pennell is dead and is yet resting
 ! under the suspicion of homicide. uxor- eide and suicide, and the chief of police says woman killed Burdick. That con- fuses things.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

And after all the bother it is positively asserted that General Funston cant swim lick. Now how did he get across that puddle?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

The Hartford Courant is not a strong believer in the right of the people to elect everybody and everything. Referring to proposition to elect the judges of all the courts The Courant thus reasons and protests:
 An elective Judiciary is something that we hope and believe Connecticut will never be afflicted with Judges are to enforce law, but in the nature of the case judge who depends upon the popu- lar vote for his place has to keep in touch with practical politics" and incidentallv is very liable to keep his eye on public opinion He may be as fearless as any appointed judge, but. if so, he is likely to become an ex-judge at the next nomi- hating caucus. Keep the bench out of politics
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

Let ex-senator Mason start news paper if he wants to. It is about the snly unpleasant experience he has missed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

For almost a quarter of a century the State of Connecticut has had on her statute book law on the subject of boycotting and the like which is almost as drastic as any that has been proposed of late days Here is the law:
 Every person who shall threaten, or use any means to intimidate any person to compel such person, against his will, to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

last report of the expenditure of the con- tingent fund of the Senate stands the item: Five pounds of Copenhagen snuff, $29. .60
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

Didn't The Petersburg Index know it was wasting time when 1t asked The Nir- ginian Pilot if it would support Cleve- land? An unevasive reply to that query would bring up the V.-P.'s epigastrium.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Previous .aecords Smashed.

By referring to the following circulation Haternent for the month Of February. 1903, It rill be noted that the Daily and Sunday out ,ut 7is gradually increasing in spite Of the nid-Winter sSason being one of the dulisst Of h. year. February. 1908. is . record breaker 2 point oe daily average circulation Of THE ADVERTISER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

woman stops insisting on having her own wa when you insist on her having 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
D < 4 Y 4 < 4 < 4 < 4 < < 4 4 ( ' WHAT THE STATE PAPERS { ARE SAYING. 1
Birmingham Ledger.
Confuses Things.

7 Y Y Y ' Y Y ' r Y Y z r
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The farmer does not have to
solicit the patronage of any one.
lie doesn't have to enter into
competition and strive with his
nelghbor like the lawyer; he
doesn't have to depend on dona-
tions reluctantly dolcd out like
many ministers; in short, he can
be the most independent man on
Gods green earth If he manages
bis affairs ia a business-like man
ner. He has moro time aud OPP
portunilies for improving bis
mind, he has less allurements for
corruptlng his morals, and his oc-
Icupation is conducive 10 the
highest development of his phys
ical powers. He can be on init,
mate terms with his family, at
peace with the world aud he can
worship God under his own grape
vine and apple tree, none daring
to molcst or make him afraid. -
Laurel Chronicle.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The following selfexrlauatoTy
communication viii te read with
regret By the many friends and sop
pof,efs Of Dr. Robert. who wers
anxious for him 10 make the race
Tor the I.egisIssafe-
ccnifeyilie. Miss, Ap'i s, ioo5.
ED. RRpU9LIcAN.
Dear sir.-Piessc withdraw ms
anEouueemcrt as candidate for the
Legislature. ] hnd that sec. a. ol
the Constitution prescribes a twc
years residence in the county, i'm.
mediately preceding the election,
as one Of the qualifications Of Z
representative. This debars me. =
With thanks TO the numerou,
friends who have cordially rendered
me their support, ] am
Yours respectfully.
J. {. ROBERT.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Marion county, through its
executive committee has decided to
ignore the primary for the selection
OF party nominees and will hold an
"old fashion scrub race for the
election Of county officers. How
they can legally ignore the primary
law we are unable to see, as il
states positively that all nominal
tions must be made by a primary.
leaving no alternative. This step
is taken doubtless with the view Of
testing the new primary law and in
this case the result will be awaited
with interest.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Natchez Is alive to the fact that
railroads are town builders and is
now waging an active campaign to-
wards inducing the Frisco road to
come to that town. inducements
will be offered that the promoters
Of this railroad will not be likely TO
refuse. May her iaudable efforts
be crowned with success, and Will
kinson county and Woodville share
in the benefits by having the road
pay US visit en- route to New
Orleans.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Mr.. Bryan will deliver series OF
lectures on political subjects, in q
number of the Eastern states, du-
ring the course of which he will
pay his respects TO Hill and cleve.
land for whom he holds little love
Bryan will never again talk himself
into the presidential nomination,
unless he sees n chance to jumf
aboard Of the populite boat where
he rightly belongs. He can't gel
the Democratic Presidential nomi,
nation and he would tear hair il
his attempt TO prevent any siinon.
pure democrat from wearing thi:
cloak OF honor.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11


Great preparations are NJ made
Tor the enseftainnieutat NJ N Orleans
of Veterans aud their frils on the
occasion of the Aununseunlon
United Contederates Vetas which
takes place IN New Orleausay 10 10
y, 1903, aud 10 order that he mum.
beFs may attend, there has ii made
on the Yazoo Il MlssIssipplllley Il.
r., Rate OF Cent a Min each
direction from all stati0a0 New
Orleans, Tickets at this raeor this
Ucasion, will be on sale Mas Ia u,
aad for trains scheduled tdrise in
New Orleans before noon day -
They will be good for reh until
May "a, and can be extenden pay
ment OF so cents To June Is. lrllcu.
lars OF your home ticket ageu
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The cry Of bad roads has been
heard in all parts Of the south, du-
ring the past few months, and they
are with us yet, except that they
have dried mp somewhat. The ex-
perienoe Of the past winter will, we
trust. be an object lesson, from
which our people will profit in the
future.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Editor Runnels. Of the Meridian
Star, Is beginning to circulate
among the voters Of the state in
the interest Of his candidacy for
Secretary Of Stale. He is a young
man OF marked ability and would
fiji the offiSe with credit II the peo.
pie see fit TO honor him with elec.
ton.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Brother Dorsey. Of The Tuniea
Democrat has been billing over in
his antagonism TO vardeman, but
he will be invited to be present at
the Sailing down. Of the oppo-
nents Of this leading gubernatorial
candidate. after the election.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
NorIoE FoR punLIoAr1oN.
Department p, Of the Interit

department OF the Interior.
~ Dice sf Iacksqa sfississinni
Notice Is hereby given that Inc foIIo,Vino
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
TO make fnal proof in support Of his clain,
and that said proof viii be nude before The
sshancery Clerk, Wilkinson Co. at Woodyllle
Miss, on May ., 1903 viz: Dennis Nnrniar
Il Z: No 3090l for the $, Il l-4N VI h + Z
5. W IL Sec. 30. 7, IN, Il. / East of Wasiiall
ton Meridian. VA "shis
tie names the following witnesses to prove
ton Of said land, viz: $3.50 ~
DICK .Ttllery, Robert Tlllery Elijah Me-
Craine, Van Brown all OF 0setta Mississinni
,t..,. an 49,. FRED W. COLLINS.
si"iSh % lsVj-oW Register.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The average editor wants all ths
news. IL is nonsense TO assume that
he omlts news about you because he
don't like you. HIS paper would suf-
fer II he did. Whenever any item il
omitted It Is because the editor aid
not know otlt. He Is always glad ID
have you tell any news that comes to
your Knowledge Newton Record.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Senator Money has gained more
friends and admirers through his
senatorial address. anent the India
nola post-oflice affair. than by any
other one act OF his life. and to sup
pose that the enlightened people Of
this grand old state will mol rally
to his support against I.ongino Dor.
ders on the ridiculous.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. Land Office at
Jackson, Mss. March 20, 1885
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Sled notice Of his intention
to make final proof 10 Support iof bis claim
and that said proof will be made before the
ehancery CLERK, Wilkinson County. at Wood
Vile, Miss, on May Z, 1858. viz: Charles r
Day. n Il No. 5lii2. for the 81 or NV qr.-sw
or ne or nw qr Sc qr and ne qrs sw qr see T. {
n, ! east of Washington Meridian. He names
the following witnesses 10 prove his continu.
Gus residence upon and cultivation % saiC
land, viz. Robert L. Murray aud John o
Murray. OF Saukum, and William ID. MackeI
and James II. Henley. OF Hram Miss.
FRED W. COLLENS, Register.
Aprll45w
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior
Land Office nj Jacksoo Nfgsejetl.,,

department OF the Interior.
Land Office ut jackson Mississinrt
Na,taa =, March 20. 1903.
Nolce y hereby given that the following
.. na'nea settler has hled notice of his intention
ana that said proof will be made befnra M
SSdtneery Clerk, Wilkinson Co, at woodvliic.
MISS, On May 1905, viz; George w Gavin
q q. 4 = No. 55laO, for the n r q N W L See. i
See IL, I n, Il. l West of Washington
re names the following witnesses 10 nrove
his continuous residence upon aud ~ nta,s,s',S tatysS
tion OF said land, viz: O''4' y a
s.srry =. hrnwp, Charles Weaver, Frank An ders
(. n. Ashley, ali OF Sanknni. Nisstssinnii ''eis
Ata.,, a. 800. FRED w. COLLINS
(" = isN-o" Register.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
NOTICE ron p1ynIJcArIoN

Department pf the Iutcrinr. Land Ohee at
Jackson. Miss March "a, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Eled notice OF h $ Intention
10 make hnhl proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
ehADcery clerk, Wilkinson Couaty, AT Wood
vile, Miss on May s, 1893, viz Jesse p Lane
! hart H. H. No 36l3i. for the u half NV ar, soc
| ., :, n, / west OF Washington Meridian. He
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz; II. NJ Joseph Ben Joseph.
George Anders and viii Joseph, all OF
Saukum, Miss
II, FRED. W, ooLLENs, Register.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uepartment OF the Interior.
Land Office at jackson hTississin

Department OF the interior
Land Office at jackson Nississinn,
ss,,,t.. 49,. March 20. lgtR
Notice y hereby given that the followlng
TAINTED settler has filed notice of his intentlnn
70 mase hnai proof In support OF his claim
aud that said DrS,nf viii be made before IN,
shanccryIlerk, Wilkinson Co, al Vvnod via
mlSs. on May 1908 viz: William 4 Wisner
Il. y. No; S0ss9, for the W Z n. W. L Sess 4,
" " N u Sec. 80. I. 4 N, Il. 1 Nesf ~
Washington Meridian. "eS' u
He names the following witnesses IN nroxa
ton OF said land. Va; ''' N"itANa.
lanes Vines of Saukum. George Metcalfe
ton Mississippi. - y TINE
NJ. a. FRED. w. COLLINS.
= A~A-SM Register,
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
NOTICE. FOX puRLlcATroN
Department Of the Interior Land Office
Jackson. Miss. March q, 1909

UtpHftnent OF thn Interior. Land Oilicp M
Jackson. Miss, March a. 1900
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
70 make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before The
chancery clerk, Wilkinson county. at Wood
vile. Miss, on May s 1903, viz. William Perry
u. H. NO 5s290, for the $ half, sw ar and NV or
So ar. sec 80, 4, N, r west Of Washington
Meridian, He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz: James Vines
Sankum, and Murdoch Havard, VIII Havard
ana Robert Murray. of Rosetta Miss
FRED. w. COLLENS, Register.
ADril 5W =
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
STATE OF MSISSIppI

To Charles Coats.
You are cOmmandedi appear be-
fore the Chancery Court the County
of Wilkinson, In SAID Sta, on the 2ud
Monday Of MAY A. d. lB, TO defend
the suit In said Courtof ances Goats
wherein you are defenda.
This 9th day OF April a, 1908.
c.. Gun, Clerk.
All, l903>4w
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

A live bunch of negroes, cheap
pistol aud a pair OF dice when thrown
together is pretty good guarantee that
before the game Is tlnished there will
be a funeral on the road. When there
Is white man or two IN the crowd 1t
is always regret 10 the community
that they are not invited to head the
procession to the cemetery. Meridian
Star
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The Census Bureau estimates the
crop Of 1902 at rI,o7S,Ss2 com
mercial bales, basing this estimate
upon reports gathered from the
ginnery through the cotton grow.
ing states. mississippi stands third
on the list, with Texas and Georgia
leading her in the production Of the
fleecy staple.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
woodvlIle, March stth 1909.

1t Is preposterous for any single
man to claim the bomr and glory In
cident TO the industial progress Of
Mississippi during thepast few years
The present unprecedented era Of
Advancement is due 3 the combined
efforts of progressivf people who are
thoroughly aroused t(the exceptional
advantages and opportunities offered
for the Investment 0 capital in indus
trial development, to the unceaslng
efforts OF an enthusiastic press, and
Incidentally to the gsdoln Of the ma
kcrs Of wise aud jus laws that govern
a great commonwalth. Columbus
Commercial.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The reappointment Of Road
Commissioner for this county was
recommended 10 the report Of
the President of the Board Of
Supervisors, who had this 20 say
II reIterate my opinion as TO The
necessity Of employing a compe.
tent person to act as Road Com
missioner. The road contracts
expire IN July next, and tho inn
poriancc Of having n Commits
sioner, at this time, il, in my
humble opinion, self-evident. "
The matter was brought before
the Board, but in the absence Of
a motion fayoring the appoint
mcnt, the matter was necessarily
dropped. This settles tho ques-
tion Of the Road Commissioner
for a time at least, but We are
still Of the opinion that the
Board made a mistake in refus-
ing to make the appointment.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The only thing apparently that will
keep Mississippi from being throughly
grid ironed With railroads In the next
ten years will be 4 panic sF strinRencY
in the iuouey markets OF The country,
= Natchez Balllelln.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
NllTICE.

Bids TO furnish the newIurt house
With suitable furniture 4 fixtures,
will be received by thB0ard of
Supervisors up TO eO'clk A. NJ. on
The lst Monday Ia Mas d. 1893.
The Board reserves the rio to reject
any and all bids.
Q. \. COON, Ok B. s.
Ill, 1003.4w
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Hon. ]. X. Lindsey, Of Amite
county, has withdrawn from the
race for State Senator, and has an
nounced his candidacy for Lieut..
Governor.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The Doafd q Aideimen d ihis
o~a. a. It's meeting on Tuesday
refused 70 grant the f<iiiion for the
repeal r. tae stock law. nolwiih.
siapiing The said petition contain.
cd the names pi a majority Of TIE
voters q the town. such action
uy the Board iB most instances
would he held IN contradislincii9n
10 true democratic prineiples, and
just csusute would and could be
brought upon them, but we feel
and believe that this step Is one for
the everlasting and permanent good
Of the town, and being assured Of
this fact, the majority have acted
wisely aud well, in refusing to re-
scind or repeal law that is 50 much
needed, and has been so long de-
layed in lis enactment in this town.
The majority Of the members are
being ccnsured by some, but we
laud the spirit that prompted
them to take so hum a stand for
the benefit Of the town. The -e-
peal Of the law would have been a
step backward, and as we are striv-
ing TO gst out Of the woods aud
have a clean, healthy town IN fu-
ture. such q step would have been
a blow 10 future advancement. A
test Of the law will doubtless soon
convince the opposers Of the erroI
Of their way, and bring them ic
lend their assistance in securing tbs
passage Of a stock law for both day
aud night.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

What we want Is an injection
into the South of more energy and
push, and following this, this land
of sunshine will blossom like a rose.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Everybody win enjoy the Easter
bonnets, on display tomorrow, ex-
cept the unforsunales who foot the
bills.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Attorney General Williams and
assistants OPINION on the primary
law, has received a black eye from
the bar Of the state, and as the
opinion was in no way official, little
or no attention will be paid to II in
many counties. The clerk in this
county is now engaged in register
ing. but only a small per cent Of
the precincts were visited by him
prior 10 the 10th inst, hence ii the
opinion holds good, many young
men will be deprived OF their franz
clise at the primary, who would
have been eligible under the law, as
construed by Mr.. Noel and others.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

+ desire f1 aan lunes fhat hafe
rnfrla9ed thc lolss aud lrc.unis pi
& 3. Har; llukrupf. 1nd aii lafitts
faielffa fn him are requested ~ sei-
fls 4fOnce. 1ue lrrluni- arf in fhe
hand. uf Mr a. a. Hart ahn j. lulf
actblfiKsd f0 rereipi in ny name
Yours Troy,
y. r.. HAET
n.fH ~ rfInn D.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Carter Harrison has again been
elected Mayor Of Chicago, aud re-
ports say that he has his eye on
the Presidency.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
TREpASS NnrIflI

All hunting, travelling or okwlse
trespasslng, hy dag or night, ands
owuea hy the undersigned. IsHctlY
forbidden u0der pepalty of thlw
ftQ2 Sts4E u. As
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The farmers are TOO busy now 10
stop and have side-talks with can.
didates, but they Will take a breath
ing spell during the carly summer,
and the oIfcc-hunlers can have tuil
sway.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

The four gubernatorial candi-
dates met at Winona on Monday,
ID the first joint debate Of the cam.
paign.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
nrGIsTnATInN NnTICE.
ArFunlUs "

IN arcsrdanre WITH Sc. sdij, Uf ihe
code, I vii visit the following named
precincts on the DAYS hereafter naurd
or The purpose ~ registering these
wh0 have not heretofore registered
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Judging from our exchanges,
and what information we gather
from the travelling men, who visit
every portion of the State, and have
ample opportunity for informing
themselves, Major Vardaman will
be an easy winner. The issue in
this campaign is ''Vardaman" pure
and simple, aud all Of his opponents
are training their guns upon the
statesman Of I.eflore, but their aim
is not accurate, and he goes OF
winning votes each day, notwith.
standing their darts.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Capt. McNeely, Of the vicks-
burg Herald, did not mince words
II answer 10 certain charges brought
against him By the Vicksburg
American. but gave them the 'lie"
pure aiid unadulterated. 1t Is now
mp to the editor of the American 70
say what the result will be. This
50 tonch Of The Journalism III the
days Of khe los
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
c. L. CATcHINGs.
RALPH JoNEs.
w. J. STocKETT.

Two bows went arm In arm one Sun
daY,
To SEE what mischief thcy could do,
Each bOastlng of his strength & yalUr
Uutli two mighty men they grew.
AZ last Inside an nld mans orchard,
They saw so apple va q t0w'rlug prong.
And Langinn, he WIS the smallest,
And Wilson, he was big aud strong.
So up the tree the former started,
The latter Boosting all bis might.
They worked TN Longy split his
brecches,
And all his clothes were inst a sight.
With watering mouths. the rascals
rested,
The while the juicy fruit they eyed.
When glancing up the road, bad
LOngy,
A strapping negro man, ospied.
And turning to his chnmhe WHISPERED
Now ed. YOU promise not 10 spic.
Aud will get the c00htO boost me.
No one viii know sap2ose we try"
The musky coon gayt no assistance,
Into this apple graphing game,
And now the T0gnesno whit the wiser
At higher flnit have taken aim.
xxx
Woodyllle, March stth 1903.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Whiskcy and politics have part
ed company in this neck OF the
woods. we are glad to say, and the
men who aspire to Office no longer
use the jug to secure votes. A can
didate must prove his qualifications
for the office to which he aspires,
n order to gain the support Of the
voters IN this day Of enlightenment.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
A Goop WoRD For CHAMBERLAIN's s
CoU6H RMEpY.

II had severccold and was so
hoal SO that could mtspeak above a
whisper - says Allen savis, of Free-
stone, N. y, II tried several
remedies but got nd relief until |
used Chamberlain's Uugh Remedy,
one bottle of which e1ed me. | will
always speak a GOO word for that
medicine. = For salby. G. Kann.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
~ MEMoRlAM

Death Pas again entered orr
ranks and taken ifom our Camp oas
Of our most beloved mcmbefs. Geo.
J. Adams died in New OFieans,
La. on 18Th day Of Oc'oter. 1924.
80 the 4olh year Of bis age. Com.
rade Adams was a native Of Clin-
,lor, La. bat spcn, the latter TWEEN
" years Of his life IN Woodville,
Miss. lie was At the time Of his
death, the Efficient President Of the
Bank Of Woodville. In this and
other positions he proved his devo-
ton to ths business and financial
interests OF the town. Asa mem
Der Of this Camp he exemplifed the
teachings Of the organization and
endeared himself to us. We mourn
his loss as a brother beloved aud
will ever cherish his memory. To
his bereaved wife and relatives we
extend our sympathy and condo.
lence. Let this memorial have a
place on our minutes, and be fur
nished the Woodyille Republican
for publication.
c. l.. CATcHINCs.
RALPH JONEs.
w. ]. STocKETT.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
TREsPAss NOTICE

Fishing and hunting on Nwootl
plantation forbidden under Taty OF
The law. ii. Il. McQKF.
44tf
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
A Prominent MrNrsrE RECOMMENDS
CHAMBERLAIN's .CoLfcCHoLERA AND
DIARRnoEA IMEpY.

Rev Francis J Dawson, pastor OF
the 81 Matthew Bapst church and
president of the Dlrict BAPTIST
Association, 2T3i Send st. New
Orleans. writes as foilts. 81 have
used Chamberlain's bic, Cholera
and DIarrhoea Relnet for cramps
and pains In tho stomadand found 1t
excellent. II Is IN fact e best cramp
aud collie remedy ! mc ever used,
also several OF my paihoners have
used It with eqna satisfactory
results. y For sale by!G kann.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Tom Johnson carried off the
horns IN the Mayoralty contest in
Cleveland.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

Donegal TUESDAY. - 2, F."
After which the Bouks viii be kept
open in the Circuit Clerks Office ~
WUOdyille FOR ten days 20 register all
who apply and are qualified
w. J. MILLER,
Circuit Cl'k aud Registrar.
April I, l9o3-3s
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11

We reproduce with pleasure the
following complimentary notice Of
Prof. Hughes, from the Port Glib
son Reveille: prof. Henry P.
Hughes, one Of our Claibornites,
has made his mark in the educa.
tional world. McComb City is 10
build a $4,000 public school, OF
which he Is principal. Besides, he
has charge Of the Literary Depart
ment Of the McCoinb City Business
College, just organized--a noble
son Of a worthy sire and grand
dame
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-11
NoTIcE TO TEACHERs.

Examinations far white will be held
Friday 3rd and 18th and for negroes
10Th aud 24th Of April 1893.
JOS. JOHNSON, Supt.
Mnrch q, l903-3w