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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01
BLoODsHED IN THE INTERIOR
Populace and Cossacks in Fierce Com,
bats in Several Cities.

Kief, Russia, Nov. 1.-The populace
seized the town hall yesterday and rev.
dictionary speeches were being deliv-
cred to the crowd from the balcony,
when Cossacks appeared. Some Of the
people inside were armed and a regu-
lar engagement, resulting in many be.
ing killed or wounded on both sides.
The Cossacks finally routed the crowd
and captured the building. After dark
the Jewish quarter was sacked.
The bodies of five persons killed and
fortY-fve wounded people were removed
from the town hall. Ii:
The Cossacks, while passing the office
Of the Otkliki, a liberal paper, fired
three volleys at the building. Try
Many Killed by Cossacks..
Minsk, Russia, Nov. 1.-Crowds in
an attempt to storm the prison here
yesterday, were driven off by Cossacks,
who fired several volleys at the mob.
Many persons were killed or wounded,
and many more were beaten with
whips: The DOCTORS residences were
transformed into hospitals. MI
Torch Used by Mob. ..- &
Tver, Russia /, Nov. 1-During the
rioting here yesterday the p, governor
and mayor, with the aid. Of the city
employees, barricaded themselves !. in
side the city hall to prevent the prog.
ress of the mob which ! had gathered
outside the building. - Dragons were
summoned to the rescue, but, they were
fought off by the mob which set fire to
the building. The troops eventually OBJ
tanned the upper hand. - The hospitals
are filed with wounded. ?.
Killed by Cars Soldiers. .. :
Vitebsk, Russia, Nov. 1.-Troops were
employed to disperse red flag demon
STATIONS here yesterday. Seven persons
were killed, among them being two
Jews. Many persons were wounded.
Representatives of the social demo
Gratis appeared before a special session
of the council and presented demand
for the withdrawal Of the military.
Jews Stores Plundered. -.
|: Elizabethgrad, Russia, Nov. 1.-The
crowds here yesterday turned on the
Jews and plundered their stores.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01
DISORDERS IN POLAND
Streets Full Of Troops, Who Charge on
the People With Bayonets.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, Nov. l.
Disorders continue thruout the city.
Conflicts between the populace and sol
diers are frequent. The authorities
are charged with ignoring the imperial
walls everywhere. There IS complete
deadlock in business and traffic. Even
the employees Of the drug stores have
again gone out on strike.
The streets and squares are full of
troops. The people are attempting to
organize street meetings, but they are
promptly dispersed by bayonet charges.
A meeting Of the Vienna railroad en-
ployees at noon was broken up by the
police. IL ',h..~
Crowds are focking to the cemeteries
on the occasion of "All Saints Day.
The workmen have organized antigov-
eminent demonstrations at the PoWon-
Xxi cemetery.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01
TWINE NOTES ARE DUE

Farmers Throughout State Send Nearly
the Entire Amount. -
Special to The Journal.
saltwater, Mimi. Nov. 1.-The Irvine
notes Q fthe state prison, amounting to
$S42, 900, became due today and Warden
Wolfer states that the farmers and deal
ers thruout the state have responded
with remarkable promptness. In October
the amount of 100000 was received:
100000 came yesterday and $3.50 900 to-
day. Mr.. ;Wolfer expects 5000, 900 tonor-
row and he believes the balance will be
received in a week.
The steamer Lizzie Gardiner was COM
PEELED to abandon her trip and has re-
turned to Saltwater to go into winter
quarters.
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timore & Ohio railroad station in this
city: where she was met by man
whose. name is not known to the au-
thorities. Nobody knows what became
of Miss Knight, and she has not since
been found by persons who have in
quired for her.
that when Mrs. Todd's body was
brought to New York, Ingersol1 Lock
wood, who had previously acted as at
torney for Mrs. Todd, requested that
her body be cremated, but her relatives
had countermanded the request. The
body was placed in a vault in ceme-
terry.
Now a Will Is Filed.
Yesterday Lockwood filed a will ex-
ecuted by Mrs. Todd in 1908, which was
the will Mrs. Todd said she had lost.
In it she bequeathed the greater part
Of her estate to her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Tousey, wife Of the publisher.
The will also gave $500 to Lockwood.
Mr.. Hastings said today that this will
was practically. nullified If trust deed,
which Mr.. Lockwood declares he holds
Of Mrs. Todd's estate, is properly
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drawn. This trust deed, Mr.. Lockwood
said, covered the entire esetate, except
about $4,000.
A further complication yesterday was
the fling by an unknown person of a
deed by which Mrs. Todd transferred to
Mrs. Tousey the Won Hoffman apart
ment.
Was She Murdered?
The authorities are unable to discov-
er how Mrs. Todd reached the point
where she was killed nor whether she
was victim Of crime. The fact that
Coroner Scholer and Coroner Dugan
have taken the case up, makes it evi-
dent that murder is suspected. A sus-
picion that poison has been used is evil
IDENTIFY entertained by Coroner Scho-
Ter, who promised today to have the
contents Of Mrs. Todd's stomach an
alyzed.
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Warning from Trepof.

Early this morning, after confer
ence in which all the generals COM
handing troops in st. Petersburg par
,ticipated, General Trepof issued the fol
lowing announcement, which is being
placarded thruout the city:
The day Of Oct. 81, unfortunately,
did not pass off without violent en-
counters between the different factions
of the population as well as with the
police and troops.
Recognizing the responsibility inn
posed in me I again request the popula-
ltion TO maintain order and give warm
ing that all attempts to disturb order
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01
FIVE FIREMEN HURT AT. FIRE.

Philadelphia, Nov. Five hosemeu
were injured, three seriously, in a fire
which today destroyed the warehouse oil
the J. M. Fenton Storage company. The
men were on the third floor directing
stream of water down hatchway, when
the railing gave way, precipitating them
into the cellar
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PERPETUAL.

Catholic Standard and Times. 8
But tell me, begged the persist
ent suitor,. after his fourth rebuff. sis
there nothing may hope forg,'
Oh, yes, she replied, graciously:
s. forever. : - - I
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CALMER IN THE CAPITAL
Trepof Warns the Populace to Refrain
from Disorders.


st. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-The czar's
proclamation granting civil liberty to
Russia has been followed Immediately
by
Loud rejoicing all over the empire,
most Of it in triumphant and disloyal
spirit. .
Equally loud demands for further con-
cessions, particularly the release of po-
litical prisoners; conflicts provoked by
attempts to release them; Count Witte IS
promise that amnesty will be extended
soon to them. =
Disgust of military and police off
Gals, but not the rank and file, with
the new order Of things. z...j,..
The 'announcement that eonstitu-
tional regime will be given to Finland.
procurator Of the holy synod, at once
the greatest enemy Of liberty and Of
Witte in all the Russias.
Why the Procurator Quit.
Pobiedonostseffff was unwilling to re-
main in office under parliamentary
government and presented his resigna-
ton, which was accepted by the en-
peror, who at the same time nominated
him to the senate, the resting place OF
retired statesmen. The following re-
script addressed to- M. PObledonostseH :,
was published late last night:
Constantine Petrovitch: Yielding to
your desire, we have called you to the
your activity as member Of the council
of the empire, but liberate you from
the functions of chief procurator Of the
holy synod and from member Of the
committee Of minister's. Having been
for more than quarter of a century
the nearest collaboratory with my
the administration Of the orthodox
church, you have acquired my esteem by
your extraordinary capability and de-
votion to the throne. In divestinlg my
self in your person of, the services Of 9
statesman whose zeal and firm convic
tions were ever highly appreciated by
to you my profound gratitude for your
! devoted services -
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Was She Murdered?

Complete Winter Outfits.
The Great Plymouth Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01

~, Let your lesson .S today be to get &C;
Pickwick Rye, the best whiskey.
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Philadelphia Press. Il
Sam Johnson-'Rastus Skinbone done
bin a-talkin powerful lot bout how
he's a-raisin' chickens. .......- -.'.''...
Liphalet Snow-Sho! He doan'
mean "raisin - he means Hliftin'. -,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01
A CONFUSION OF TERMS.

Beauty's charm satin skin secured by using
Satin skin cream and Satin skin powder.
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A NATURAL SUPERSTITION, T.
Dallas News =-.5c
Sammie-Tommy, whit does frogs eat?
ssTommy-Hops, O. course. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01

- To Cure Cold in One Day ,--
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure f..
W. GROVES signature is on each box !. onc
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Mysterious Man in Case.

1t has been learned since that Mrs.
Todd was driven in a cab to the Bal
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
SUBSTITUTE QUESTIONS.

Gently.
suBsr1rurE oursrYoNs
A-Name and describe the 3
coats Of the eve.
B What are the five special
senses? Which one ( ii sleast aeute
| in man? a j, 7 4
C.Describe tile lungs irving
structure and use 4 4
dENRRAI Ht i,
Give d few important facts
about the recent surrender of PORT
Arthur. 1laminr The en-, co,nm ! r,
generals ON either side.
2Wiiat Iegaciies were Left 10
modern ciyilizstion i, vthe Hchreu,s !,
BY the Egyptians I? s
Give The main facts connected
with the Thirty Yeors yus,.,,
4-Wrife ! brief descr;nt;on of
ia bofflc IL waterloo
5What has been the function of
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Married on Highway

Mr. John E. Richards, a farmer
residing near Twolick, and Miss
Cora b. Lawman. Of Good Hope,
daughter Of Samuel Lawman, de-
ceased, were married on the public
highway between West Milford and
Good Hope Sunday morning at 10
O'clock by Rev. W. NJ. Shultz. of
ife-s. 80 .Hst fl,em. They
ere worthy youns persons.
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They are the only kidney medi-
cine that positively cure all dis
eases arising from disordered kid
neys, poor nerves and thin watery
condition of the blood, such as ner-
vous headache, dizziness, weak back.
rheumatism, diabetes, scalding urine
and other kidney troubles. De-
Bells Kidney Pills, the great kid
ney remedy. Every box warranted
s5 cents per box. For sale by Wells
& Haymaker.
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Baptized Thirty

Rev: $. A. shanabarger, pastor
the United Brethren church,
Adamston, assisted by Rev. Mr.. "A
lender, baptized thirty persons at il
mouth of Limestone creek Sunda
morning at IL o'clock. A large co,
gregation was in attendance.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
SUBSTITUTE QUESTIONS.
The Crusades.
Luther and the Reformation.
Tho Reign Of Queen Elizabeth.
Catarr., Of the Head.

the manufacturers Of Bunsen's On
All druggists are authorized by
tarrh Cure TO refund the money
where it fails TO euro onv case Of
Gatarrh no ,nattar of how long md
ing. One application gives ease and
rest. This is an absolute cure and
the only catarrh remedy sold on n
positive glIarantee-no cure. no nay.
Price, Soc. For sale by Wells l.
Havmaker.
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Has Your Ch;ld tbo cro,,,, /,

Bunsen's Pine Tar Cough Hon
i, is, specific for Group in all stag
the ! confidence Of the people
America a. E, has been won by Bunse,
Pine Tar Cough Honey as by
other cough remedy and thew n y
ally turn to it when in need Of
reliable cough remedy. No cu1
no pay Price, s5 and 80 een
Sold py Wells & Haymaker. Z
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26

for West y.iirginip.
rHFoi;v AND Ant or ACHING.
Give some methods Cor train
ing the pupils powers of observation
2How can Won strengthen the
Will power? Why is that import
15.tt:
How csn thu memory be cultivated:
4--(al What reasons exist for
having vocal music taught in the
country schools
OBJ What about teaching elemen-
tary agriculture in our district
schools?
I Sidney Smith said, eff you
make children happy now, Won make
them happy twenty-years hence by
the memory Of .it.p Discuss this
briefly in relation to the work of the
school.
6-What are three important pur-
poses of punishment? What are
some grave dangers involved in met
ing it out?
Give four practical suggestions
on ventilation and four affecting the
health Of the pupils.
S-Name the virtues that the
public common schools may right
fully incnlate.
9EName FIVE Of the leading edu-
Gators of the present time in the
United States. What has each done
that entities him, or her to this dis
tinction?
10 Make d schedule of work for
the first day Of school.
SUBSTITUTE QUESTIONS.
From the following terms se-
lect three and define them: percept,
concept, Induction, deduction, OBJ
iect teaching, analysis, synthesis;
concentration.
B. Explain and illustrate what il
meant by processes before rules
G. Outline a chapter in soms
book on ped op have read re
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''ifredueibla School Fund
Whit COUNTIES 81 tie Stat
were named for presidents. an
which one fpf Governor q VII
What Il tie So.called Virgin
Write i para graph on the for
maj ION and defel opinent of the fire.
school system 81 the State
Name the present State eSecu
ltise officers md some duty Of each.
Name 5 West Virginia an
liofs and give the title 81 some work
.eich has written.
aUBsT1TUTE QUESTION.
a carefully prepared paragraph
ef about 200 words on the Recent
hdnstEial Development ID Yves,
Virginia win be accepted IN place
spf any thTee Of the above auestions
BooKAEEriNG
ExpIain the difference be.
tween single and double entry book.
keeping : s e & =
Name four requisite of d sue
cessftil bookkceper.
Explain the use of the day
book, journal and ledger.
What is capital? a check ;
.CollateraIs A judgment 2 A diyi.
ldend 7 D
Explain The al tfera,,cs hetuoer
q check. 4 lraft and 1 ,, & NJ n ~
WTlat = r,es,,t ~ !. :, =. =. +, 4: q.
note 4 n q, sssa slay's
What - i / tx n, ~, !,
erp
s.1f4TJsa doy booi, Z " "a Il, Il,
for ~ foli Il aa 'e''ssi
Anril h ,nm,s s,Sss l,.s;,,a,.
With AZ o,0 pusil's7
Mi IS Po,,s,st "a fs;ssur o ],
for cash I'm, IN s 3,sbs.t !; ~. Do ~ J
"a ~ ~ o. ~ ''sass y sVc., ana
Anil 5 so,d 81 ~. & Z: q. !.
cash 20 In Wheat Il sas "a 90 90 10 TOT
bsans = o. I 7as - IVY aug ~ ~
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IN acco,,nt 1nna l., = n. -. 8 i 7cr
md 1oo H., oor,, ~ = ia ,nat's' az ooc
~. ! ~ ! ~ y s s91al :, y. egg:
odai,,t "a e ,.0lM ~. I,susn - y Drice On
IL, ~ : :. ~ ~, .a.llss L soc.
S az ~. -, guhslloNs.
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,,o sss e - Z, pooAAceping ana tne
''s 3 FL ~ ~; vasI t,,,,,.
II !, ''sPiaiii ialiy wnat tr1al
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mn, 49,. IN =, i. y ~ 5.e i
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4 H. a 1Tr; ~ v'e ca =. Ssl 'resloenl
{ West sv;rg;,,;o ) ~ sossA"V'
ID How, a., / c;t;yo,, a.,,,,s.
lain dgs;nsf RI s;tafa ~ e W. ~ q.
ginia
Stale three courses d rryepuc |
If az the State, (9J< lie ImteiI
States
iWlien docs the general election
,ccur in our State. The Goyerpor.|
take his Office? The Legislature as
seinblc?
5What is the function Of the |
srand Jury? Tho petit iurvs
Nome two State Offices filed
~ appointment Of The Governor bv
md with the consent Of the Senate
md give the chief duties of each Of
ice.
Name Ave powers conferred on
congress by the constitution.
Explain fully how a bill intro
1uccd into the State Legislature
may beco,na Inv
q wbat' NO tha dr4;os "a H. ,;oa
president e ihe lfn;te5 statass
~ via,..t +. III, ,.,,'I,,N
~ ~ - llli'cNitkrJ W. 'fih-
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DeBell's Kidney Pills.

re worthy souns persons.
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~ NV Elutl'ttsr ASldiiNsiSs, SuvAtA'tNst4
Friday 10 the teachers are given be-
low:
Il ARITHMETIC.
1Tlere are three farms Of AZ,
w and 81 acres respectively. If
they are cut into equal lots Of the
largest possible sizes what will be
the number of lots and the size?
"a fence 8 wires high is placed
around square field containing 10
acres. Compute the cost of the
fence il each wire weighs a pound
sper rod and costs g cents per pound
and the posts which are placed one
nod asapt cost Is cents each.
3-At as cents a cubic yard. what
is the cast # cycsvatinc. in a hill
side, a celir ITO 1t. long, 81 it..
wide, and 1-2 it. deep at one end
and 8 fl. deep at the other?
4-0n January 80, 1908, a mer-
chant took q ninety day note and
discontinued it at ) per cent. at a
Charleston bank the same day, re-
eeiying $'.9;5. For what sum was
Che note drawn.
5NIf WOOL bought at 90 cents per
pound siirirks 90 per cent. in clean
ing. ut I'll t price must it be sold to
gain 20 nor cent:
Ga ii rs farm equals e-7 Of
BIS and .-rthcr they own 551 acres.
How m ares has eachs Anal
we.
7-Hov II nv revolutions will he
made ~ --'-oaI .-hicl. i 2 wards
2ft. 3 in. = 'ral-,fcreaac in ;:in.
8 miles 8 frrloness
SO men can do a piece of work
in 16 days. How much time could
be saved by employing 4 more men
when the work is ga dones Anal
we.
"a druggist sold as gallons Of
ink in bottles holding .375 of a gal
Ion each; how many bottles of ink
did he sell?
1o-ESpress in figures and add
eighteen hundred eighteen. fourteen
z thousand sixty, evelen billian eleven
thousand eleven, twenty-five mil
lionths, seven hundred and sixty
thousandths.
SUBSTITUTE QUESTIONS.
Aft to AS age there he added
its double, its half and it's third
The sum lacks Y years Of four times
his age. What is his age?
B.-A room is 30 #. long, 16 #
wide, and 12 #. high: What is Thu
distance from one Of tile lower cor.
ners to the opposite upper. cornera
Explain why YOU invert The
diyiscr and multiply in division d
fractions.
STATE HISTORY.
Write a paragraph each abou'
Lewis Wetzel and Francis 81. Pier
pont.
-Write a brief account Of The
battle Of Point Pleasant.
S-For what is Elizabeth Zane
known
How did Berkeley and Jsffer
60! son counties become a part of Yves
Y Virginia.
6-speak of our permanent o.
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ORDER on PUBLICATION.
4 ate a West VIRGINIA 4


ORDER on REPUBLICATION.
State Of West Virginia,
Harrison County, toswit
At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee Of the Circuit court Of Har-
rison County, ON Monday, May 1.
1905, the following order was en-
tered:
Vance i. Hornor, Francis N. Rob
inson, Eyandeyer r. Rogers, jas.
N. Robey and Ralph Y. Fortney
Va. Ernest L. Fortney, admits
traitor etc, Of Jacob d. Fortneys
Mary Jane Fortney, widow Of
Joshua D. Fortney, Sherman c.
Derham, administrator, etc, of
Joshua D. Fortncy, deceased,
Francis MiIIroy Fortney, John
W. FcrtneY Jacob D. Forthey,
Mary M Heldreth, Nancy n.
Husteads Ellis e. Fortney, Tay-
lor T. Fortney, ". Beecher Fort
ney, Dcnna a. Minnick, Emma
N. Fortney Guy B. Fortney.
Nancy a Griffin, Francis III.
hoo =, admins rator, etc, Sof
y Taylor Y crtney, Sally r. Fort
ney, the widow Of E. Taylor Fort
ney, Ada Harlow, Ralph Y !.
fortney Ellis i. Fortney, Mary
Ann kopey. Winfield 8. Fortney
Jacob !: Fortney, Joshua d..
Forfney admin tratcr Of Lycur-
lus y. Fortney, deceased, Clara
y. fortney the widow Of I9ycnr-
gus b. Fortney, deceased, Ethel
'. Fcrtney infant, Archie b.
Eortney, infant, and Sarah Jams
fortney In Chancery.
me object OF the above; entitled
suit sui Is to settle and determine the
title TO certain tract and parcel
OF land sltuste ON the West Bank
OF the West Fork Rive, at the
mouth and East OF SPenmile creek
IN m Eagle Dlsti1ct Harrison county
West Virginia and bounded as foi-I
lows: beglnnlng at 9 chestnut at|
me mouth OF Iennllle, thence 8. I6|
negrees u: lug poles 20 two gums:
sugar ana w. y thence 8. 1s de-
'grees u. poles 70. a w. o.. thence,
;. 80 degrees ". SO poles to a'
Nlilte YAK on tne 7dge: thence ".
w II poles to- 2 corner, marking
nc DIVISION line between other half
81 ms tract and the land described
oy TINS boundary 4; thence n. % de-
trees y: loo poles 70 large oaks;tt
thence y. ~ degrees w "a IL
r :, e staSe and pointers next to
the river: thence and with mean
Of the river N 20 degrees;
samc tract and parcel Of land, Of
whlei' Jacob -. Fortnev, died seized.
, !, a!qang osner Things TO constrnei
re VIII oil SAID Jacob u. Fortney
deceased,
AND It appearlng by affidavit filed
N TINS cause that Francis Mllroy
y sortncy eannot ne found IN the
s.ate 81 West slraIn'a, and that
luc d,llgence hes been used BY and
% hehHlf ct ia'hantxand plaintiff M
s1''F'' y, 'y'aH ce'vpfy re Is W ~.
~ e'i'9 Y : ordered that ne do
nero ,wltlalnso one month offer
tl,e dafe OF the ilrst publication here
81 ana 10 wnat IS necessary to- pro-
'ec. ms interests.
a Copy Teste ,r,r, !, .,,,,..
H- " WILLIAMS, 4
J. y ], low !. ', Clerk,
Solicitor. 5msyftw.
State of West Virginia.
Harrison County. tn.wip
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/, RIs and Mrs. ]. E. swiger,
' 7 ppurg, were here shonn;
M0ntlay 81
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THE MANUSCRIPTS OF THE'
TEAC CHEERS WILL BE SENT
TO CHARLESTO TO BE
GRADED.
yCER14FfGaTES WILL BE
MADE OUT THERE AND RE-
M TURNED HERE TO BE
Z EACHERS.
Last Bae q Examination Was,
Busy One Number Of Branches
Submitted no the Teachers
Questions Rather Difficult But in
tho Main Practical.

The first examination for teachers
closed here Friday afternoon and
the papers will be sent to Charleston
TO be graded. Branches submitted
Friday 10 the teachers are given be-
low: