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i *n1 pUce for
ivoatloal
i tofebogMl otmfeni* to tkU out*
tk* nanikr'r of land oonwmln rtolr frtf ,
tohtH»v'fe>i.toich»ti.»ll<r Ilian HU. Miunbcml, «pU Ml to»uld ho th« nom- y»y ptoprtoto^ wbo, bo Hug MM to
Alitod^ ItM U apokrai of freely ■•“o her of wotiIm In a **M«pop*r urt>«to ' Knglnnd duriHg Ui* war, dtod lh«r«
daU iwytog yoftr.*'Tti<> roronU wf th«r r«p*ra wont but lltUa wonDr below, nor wlUiout llxlug tho opot m'imtm Im had
w ant that littlo long.
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* df prarlf I,
\ll
iOtogroMlonal Ton-
^id DUtrlot will njt*et
te* aeooiul jfTiirtfdy In
B. whether the
for CoagroMaftall
ion or by primary
Under the revUod ’ party «o,n-
nominatlon for that oflh-e
toftde before toe first at Septtni-
, M r.~ __
H^te Board of medical exhlril-
Mume qapital work at thtfr nicet-
Cnluir^la loot weolr.--
and d'/zen nnw youiig docton
•and onf from the mciUcal colle-
learwd bdfoto^t for examination
» were found to b* conip-t-nt to
»the bealtog art, four w*r* rw-
M unlit and the remain fag' three
t iwwxainto^d * tofee moatiaal
Clerk’* olMce eh r.t that more old Mort
gagee have been aatlaflcd and fewer
new «j*mm executed than In any prcrloua
like period, and a few acaton* aa proa-
peroua aa the laat would noon enable
moat ef our people t# wipe off tho debta
that have eo hampered them.
Thd foreign ‘ money lender* proteat
that they do not want landa, Indicate
their willlngnea* to grant extenalona If
thMr Ihtoroat ahall be ]>aldand urge the
land owner* to hold on to their real ca-
tate. la It not fair to preaitmc that if
Southern fanner* cannot live and pay
the amounts fnr which their lamia are
mortgaged, one third of their evtlmaied
value, that atrangcr* to the country and
lt<f huaincaa and ug.'tcnlturHl methnda
w 111 fall moro certainly and completely ?
It in'not likely that “iuiniij^rahfa with
repltel enough V> mal!- tlMjinaflJveacom
fortable” w ill b? luducad to biW’ landa
that hare been “ruined by turpentine
and mill nien.”
Duttlicauhject l« too extensive lobe
completed at on a sitting and we will
give numorc medicine until uext week
friklfaUr (fntfmitmr*.
•Kamination wan conducted
i re(eM««* to the diploma* ahown
applleenli. Tho action of th« ,
i bard on Mm di«appolnfWd dl*- l ’““ vr
M u u rarT fc| a 4 -aj u, I * htd the plcaau v of m*etlng a dl»-
{ tlngnlthed hair and *calp d ■■tor last
i m*rk. He bad M*gl*»*t*<l Uic nb-callon
uf hi* own h»lr and allowinl It to grt>«
red and bualiy, but bt* arW-Mltai' bnowl-
i a* bound less *nj a-curat* H r
BLUK^oBtaa.
j Ulacxviu.k, April #d, 1H8S.
_• During the laat week the hand of the
<Wf roying angid has been severely f*H
in Ulackvillc, and It beuotnes inf sad
duty to chronicle In thlaletter thedeatb
of two of our prominent citizen*. On
Sunday last Mr. Charles Grandy, of the
tlrmofZorn * Orandy, passed to hi*
reward after only a few days ill nogs.
The cause of Mr. Orandy’* death was
pneumonia of an acute type, and his
early demise cast a pell of gloom over
the whole Township. Industrious, up
right, honest, he was a man Of tin blem
ished «haracter and purity of purpose
Ills remains were iaterred in the family
vault, on Mnfiday morning.
The general grief was intensified to a
degree, w hen the melancholy news sped
on the wing* of the w ind on Monday
night, that the pure and saintly spirit
of Mr. David Hrlggi “had passed ih-
bourne whence no traveler returns ”
In comparatively good health, Mr.
fixing Urn spot
buried the money. Not many year' 1 •*«
some of tho descendants of the old- Tory
proprietor came otor herfe and spent aev-
eral hundred dollar* In making excava
tions In a fruitless search for the money.
AH the ground around th* old house
wa* thrown np and deepfronchea were,
dug afouud'the yard.' slgna of which
■till remain. Ittsaaidthat these En
glishmen brought over w ith them an
did negro who had been a servant of
the I'evoluttooBry proprietor, and who
professed to kpow wb'-re his master had
burled the mtney. Trie Englishmen
finally gave up the Search and went
back to England.
Nothing more was heard of the treas
ure until Mears accidentally struck up
on it while planting som<d fence posts
around the yard. McariirM to keep
the matter a socref, hut a little boy w ho
lives with him went to the unighlxiring
village of I'ungote&gue and let (he se
cret out. lie informed soire persons
there that his “ITiH-le Ken/de” now had
piles of money, having iwniitly dug up
mi iron pot full of gold and «i|vcr which
VS sir bawl
A a<1 OuaWa nwt Mfaabrr
Kniiugj rhe mnst Mbs | ham goto,
N< •baily—to/tetbcr.
Nobody's band Ml Ibe pto^yt f«wa
8o often, wowdulnc wh«tb*r
TIimt's asy mk! to the want* of those
Dependent—on!)' on father.
Notxxly think* where the money wifi come
To pay the hilla tltat gather;
Nobody fcvla ao blue smlghuii,
Nobod.' —only father.
Nobodv tries ao hard to lay
Dpzoiuething for bad Weather
And runtfbehfnd do whut he may,
Nobody—only father.
Nobody comes from tho world'* cruel storm
To meet dear ones who gather
Around with loving welcome warm,
Nobody docs—but father.
Noltody knows of a bome-tif* pure,
Watched over by a mother,
Where rest and bliss are nil secure,
Nobody can—but father.
, H. C. b. in Detroit Tree Press.
AH
rplaa
hnoaorwr, but
On
Pto anJ nogwatB •uhj-v* h*
•a Rbn a pkltoanpMr. bnt ntan
pWblto sdatr*
tor MtaUag and Im •
M> taftototaw a« awknatolv
Be*rMa far the Psrwer’* WMh,—r*
“ A men's work U from snn to Min,
Hut woman's work ia never dmu-.' 1
U as true as It ia a hackneyed saying,
and it 1* a fact, and one to be deplorod,
that flie fanner'* wife especially la that
overworked creature that Whittier Balls
i. “household drudge M Nb« Is mostly a
“willing bom” and pulls readily la
to-day ahiwad several ggld coin* to bb j hanies* ao to apeak—but Um tin* comes
when If tha hors* I* over-worked It
breaks doa e from abe*r Inability to go.
Ne tuatter bow willtogty the ehonld rs
head fur the hard -n there are still fo«to
" adv haiuD to pile H on. Indeed, th*
ag*a, puMlahed by J. A Wll
iM* of Richmond, Va., W, on
the moat oomptofe library material*
for th* ordlaary or popular stady of the
Hoc red Muriptavee ever brought togeUi
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and parties; a history of the Bible and a
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U peculiarly adapted to the want* of
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you dan immediately put your finger
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people is earnestly invited to the fol
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our people will give It an examination
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STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Kxarrrm Darsarwairr, j
Owe* or l OMITIKUAKB UaffUAU V
* Cui.fxhn, 8. C., April IR» DR*- * ,
Tcwttlfv, That Mr. H. F. Span*, of.
Bamberg, Agent of the Obobuia Hob*
Fibb InsukaNc* < ouvaxt, Incorpor
ated bv the MUte of Georgia,
And' the forxHEBX Firk Ixscbanc*
Comi’aNV, ftlcorporateu by the Htote of
Iktulsiana, . , , , '
Ur* complied with tho rtHluMtiOM of
the Act of the. General Assembly en
titled “An Act to regulate the Agencies
of Insurance Companies not iucorpo-.
rated hi the .State of South Carollua.”
and 1 hereby license the said Mr. II I 1 •
Spann, Agent aforesaid, to take risk*
and transact all business of Insurance
In this State, In the County of Barnwell,
for and in behalf of said Companies I
Expire* March ulst, 188»
J. S. VERNKK,
Comptroller Generali
South Carolina Medical
inatlon
AasoSlatlon, Charleston, 8.. C . March
11. 1.S88 —The next Annual Meeting of
th* South GoroHni Medical Association
will b* held lu Columbia, ti.C ,un Wed-
I have used “Hitchcock’. Analrtl* A p fn n .
Bible i / r
lu
»|l
(Hifla-I * *<r«nJ fm«n t«
••eh* and Witb lb» a! I
auto •
U Uf «*v »f a praiimiaary •ilrntiab,
b* at-w k a m»t-b hi bU lawua-v* an I
aw*Sto lb- af-.r»a*l4 a»al-b tm a b*g*
Rawt^Bf v-gaV. •kfta I barlb •»
*• tta b «4 b* h*W
Uilggs wo-reatinghlmwlf onhi* plaaxa i two atout men could hardly carry,
lata in the afternoon, auathto In the ! w in ^ u j k ahoul hU g n j but
fond rrubra.-- of iba departing, glided
rays of' the aeuiag auu when lie was
•alieil with aurblan tllnaao.* Before the
Ingirlng rays ha 1 'piltfi retired and are
the rurtaln wf night bad fallen, bis
til<wa*dtuul had flirted beyoto ana and
at y, ufihat land of peace a tar* *ln and
*»«r»w , pain and aufferlng are alik* uu-
knuan. A rbrUtta* man and a »
Moa. • as lb* Ampli lamented
a—I I __
e» Mr. B'iggs’ gvuad rbar%<Aev
II- believed la On4
IW *>■
neighbor*. Those coin* are old Eu- 1
glDh money, aome of them being atom- i
p*d a Itk th* Image of rfcork-* 11.. oth-
. re with 'hat of Usmgr III.
The plo-a a bora tbs trvasnrewa*
found a ae oat* of the oldest <>a the east
ern skors of Virginia T^o bnndrvsl |
and it ia Ute b-^rt reference to tit*
I know of. It contain* th* entire bibb*
arranged armrdirtg to subjects, and
very InatrucUve on this account.
C. G. BR UlKORD
Pastor Daptbrt thurcb, Barnwell, C.
II. 8.C
fame* II. CartUIr, I.. I.. D , preaMent
Wofford CaHeff.*, npartonburg, 8.
•ays: I am at a lam to *■• bow *i
dleat mattor «aa be crowded la to a
Bait road rates for round trip tickets:
Excursion rates on Northtjostern Rail^
read, and four cent* per mile on tlw
South Carolina ffallwav.
T. ORANGE 81MON8. V f>,
W. PKTRK l’ORCIIF.R, , MrK?R*€*
marr^-lm • , • *
« ! Registi-ation Notice-
farmer
tor l
lion self unre
and fifif y
id a— *f
• to ruled
ted that
■ar. ago It was sett of
^aodaa. aa lodian toawty,
tags trttas that
ar b, U .to
.
ItiJ
half to
raw to to
te all meas, to
. and llaittoath
ark. and oarli
vo. U a mere l
a><*4 af |«
IraWal f
wHadaftto Naataa lo4 ea«
i
a*a*« *4 th*
j fta<re*
h a *• <-ai a* at
Ita *arth till
ll I* aoU that "Vww P4IM1 af (star
k - K- v
rt-
•aa. of
•ta atotatasn* are r , ■■»* 4 to
emt pavtapa M 4 xa» l| 14 k* Mm hhad a
*. !»'
I* x
• — a, aa
4 a* |to took
ratw* la learn
1 ta*v ttat taro* ta ami taw^f a tatp*ai
Mead, to* attogjtlos, off Uta* hOml a
•*1% U a tad. amt tto area tto* tarn* l
s ml a-*4g*-
•*■■* a* t
tmm Ita tasma
fait tarn* too*
fr* aal •**•
Ita asue as*4 toft allfc
Cta >a* mg 1 A-
ta taowre hk*
ARyuf l%ire
* feff iMB • 1 hNm«B9
ml Uta atata-
ta a ■ m4 tag. **l—* to *ta*aa aaaa
mw* m torn*
m b»e a sw*
stoke
-1
•sat • st —• l-e
fto*» a«s — o see-*
si*es tw.a*w tor tto Ua to
-* •aS.edke I aWt
l*W aoisea W f. asst peom*** I
i Meav ••* ito tatoty awl |
a smlewl «a a** toat'sew «aua A*
ss. wJU* • e* a k mesOos a ffu I
* os-vO'etol <4 4b> ewaaobamiet
• b »% a* g» to* ya»a «o
am* abmak* s*w •taaaaw,
*4 team Us bmaak too a to am*taww ■ to
, A_ . - .
' MEW Oast psaemMm m# to* •mtotoeksaa
reo tooaom* ffffto emd etfito* atototo**
■ka* aaea eoana kstomagmti *%.•■*•*
a S ym* more dhto
waam* toe* ywto am*
• «e samwtko.—O •*
—
tern
ro* a
to | book of l
Tto r
11 j f:
kwo
BARNWELL COTXTT.
t ftwpeevlaor of Regtatrotli
aril f* fat it a m to
• O
I *W»
Tk -
Bridge Ni
||
1 |i 4
1
l la factories and
bulh by
j% o«>* hi this sect Ion #v-
ht- a* much work a* to
i for. altb'Vjfh an talelnUa
eoftplajes could' to Riled,
tot to At f j(iaA-4B factorlo*
; entorprl*e* built by
prerm
»•*. r,
toe of s
Mej L T I
4 “A
by Bvv
He
tvcaisa.
• e'atock, Tartol report • fi
alagto aad Aaadey Xjbnal workers.
9 o'vbmk. “dawday s«ba>i (rial* aad
. • Ualr by utarw D ebortor than I trtbalaitona." epawet by 4er. W. D
M and It <aanot to reltivaled to Rloe aad Cape Urn Klrklaad.
»w a* loaf a* h»r*. The reason there Thursday mornl* ( April t ^tb.
> f*w told-toaded wamaa U that , IP o'clock, Hoa^ ami prayer for pa-
take bettor rare of ttolr hair. |
IHrroeooplc examination ebow* Iba*., , 0 , 0 M^rdUam^om; “IIowtomAkr
th# i^.nday School a taeaiM of grace to
trrnly eylladrWI bat genarelly elllptl-1 ^ ^ roang," opened by Riv. G. B
s s.ssoo'w#'S (tr
#• to** W Mbs*
e* fmwe* I* pomeeotl* wsawesaim*
# am e Oeato o*4gtoae«sm#*( tow •«**
ay* 1 ••tar#o*ma wigtadaSq** too*
a Oeoto aaoptad
asareg* o-ssma* * beato ‘
to ** «wa** % rmnsfla* taawmao *4
b*s g.s a* tamaaereveMBr A *a»a*p»
la Areoks^sd ky e amaajtseyoet
•offtoto ffMRBkkfff to* meto ami I
mow amgi*
W eosa • OOto ta ramgsed laatlHgi.i e J
Th* **w*v* • •Sg'to ad lb* t*w»b Wa >
* toes th* a***-
•f a mm* # brekwa If sta
•4 toe Ware ware aa WSatoMb
of Watoma to* •***00* *
tore
ml.Mmt tbaa to* • ago mam Rw*
pd eeai* W d aaaa take a ‘
kfftarlty eataos I* oktal oommo* ’
b ghar tbaa M la la a waaaaa. Tto* I* ’
i • be* pre-mu lb* prellam If. aay
thirty awtaw* of brata la a
. ber from Idtarlty aad tbirty-dv*
‘ are rmyuUlu la a aua, a hat tare—— of ,
• aterxgwof five ounce* of b.*tn t >
el
A
|toF'"R B
wmm
*a—tta ss* tatbre
toe sa- 1 * ■%>•• •* Ow* s/toaoedaf smoh*4
• • —e %jm i—sm ■ 1 * 1 es—■» *4 ea*m ^
*t—• I*womb t »em**—
'**a v» . *# tb' * 1* — —4%.-.eg a*
imammek **' II la
*— tow* »e ii 1 —» to«re ere ***% bare
f bOe totao em- S04 I osto • 0*t
oww to* oMb toe aoto J mto* _
taataff I
bm e«to)**4 wreev gea^wg ata
aa *—i ta—si *m4 gs— ep
—ta -areream.
**• a*w—tot gta
rem. taw tta k—ol '^yamOl *t
a* • owato* tbm* vrew »ta
ms —
arles Zissett,
fignii a liana
•M*
to a eatp—Wr ram —ally m
trolly aaUi affa g1*a a* mmek
ttolr alre* aa Itoj 4m la ttaSr
aad to*tr tbarwagkbred tare—?
aad coll tote a s* replug
| wft gilt In exe*te of tho avoragw la wo-1 Ulrt * ** •*. * 1 ** ! •••*
man? Tta ooaelualoa aecaa* to ta that 1 ^ ^**^ *^ ^ *^* FRy.d^RI
I *
(to the
kyreaUB]
• in tto I
a previous
on the subject
xszriz.
to this and
the SUM.
tmini
too
those who
Id b* wise to
fact that many
annually raort-
.. w leniiing corpo-
to odds under our
teml&ff are against
thy tiiue comes,
of tto t** 1
11 this and other Couu-
ammiover toanl ruin-
lUiaeu for far
bared worth
. with load
else knows no
ooTaod Ratrenrd In propurtiuu to cw r :
and ortepness. straight hair approx-
I motes tto eyllndrieal In form but the
noffl* hair tot n deep- longitudinal
peculiar twist Is due to
|»n«loii of fibres along this
. »»alr la flfttfand rtbbon-ltke,
flvn tUtoi brooder than thick.
Hairs on the ere the longest,
those on the beard the thickest and those
on the generalsRfffaoethtvfinest Within
• quarter of a square Inch can ho found
WO hairs on toad, Won chin, ■i.'l en fore
arm,-14 on back of hand. Hairs grow
after life and last for centuries. Hairs
become electit^l by rubbjhg. This
hygroeeopto property U exemplified
when a young lady attempts to burl her
hair on a moist day. •
The are many instances of very long
hair. Tou> remember that Absalom
polled his hair at the end of every year
because It wa* heavy, and It weighed
two hundred aheads after tto hinge
weight Tto peasant girls in F
cultivate their hair for sale and aakelta
regular bustu*ea, just as you doth* rais
in* of
Orecks loved Mag'
Smith and Rev. C. P. Ervin.
11.10, “Our text book—the Bible—
and how to use H,” opened by Rsv. T.
If. I.aw, District Superintendent A. B .
9., and Rev. C. G. Bradford.
ArTKBJfOOX.
3.10, Song and prayer for children.
MO, Mass maetlng of children. Ad
dresses by Rev. J. G*. Williams, Rev. I*.
F. KUtler and Rev. T. J. Clyde.
x jtvaxiNo.
8 o’clock, Song end prayer for Sun
day Schools.
8.10, Benefits of Interdenominational
organization and how to increase iu ef
ficacy. Opened by Rev. J. R. Daw.
8 o’cldck, Hunday Schpol work Illus
trated and explained by Prof. V. C.
Dibble.
Colbbel John Hawkins relates a good
one on aihphl time preach-r who was
and attempting to prove
children of Israel
on tes; that the wa-
ttorofore, ttore
a smaH*r «|oa.itity u( frmal* brain Ue*-
1 arntial to lot*n*rTna^t.tJ then of ntalr
brain Tbl* Lequlvotont tokaylngthat
th* Dual* brain I* of a enperlur quality.
In eontradiction of this the fart may in
cited that in comparison with tnru but
few woman of gml intsllsctual vigor
have appeared In the world. If tho com
parison just mad* held true a woman
with a brain of fifty oun-jes ought to b*
the equal of a man with a brain of fifty-
five ounces.—Denver Republican.
The Stout or Okxevra.—Married to
Francesco degly Agolanti, the one of
hfir two lovers who loved her the least
Genevnf*' was buried alive during a
trance or state of collapse that looked
like death. Waking up to conscious
ness in th? m mi-light *ho freed herself
from her grave clothes and cawled to
the house of her h.uhand for shoiter.
He, sorrowful for her* death as he was,,
refused to believe that ihis pale reve-
nante, crying at his door, was his liv
ing wife,.and superstitiously denied her
admittance. 80 did her mother, so did I
d 7 >
her uncle.
•» X; itas# (a
Ire taUta 00*1
T Ri0w tore to *■* g»re
I oa.” Ttore «« oreor
ouiub*rl*«» iualao.** of farutrrw who, i
•othrir honor ta It said, treat ttolr whm j
“as Ib4ir own bod to.’* with all teadrr- M • uu .-w, . , _ t
. ^ , , H i.. Pvecnckliavlagatad*appHeatloa
ores and kindtoo*, huftto majrelry are 1 w ^ Au«Ht«r for tto mlre.pU..n of Sli .
uf tto other kind. ' acres of land arera i,.d in hi* oaow and
Dnrlhg thUaumnier'a vacation away at Del nqw*at t^ndHal*, April 4th, 1
from home 1 mat with a typical farmer’. [T 7 Ik! KlSATy j
ll
,u—-< a>— — ratrLtm •»
__2v «!
% j- |i PtoffRlfc I ^
— ^
TV> • 4* rere * * • t re mtom# ^
& C
• fmtuMWk, H v J WtofT A
« * —14» 9i 1*4 M a4« v ( JP^*
BBOBamoB bob rosTniiai. tamnm. ***^^*’
Nolice to Teachers.
w ifo She looked like a patient, plod-
in g ox—and did the work of on*. With
a large family of children, and with
what assistance they rend*rtxl. the
cooked, washed, ironed, brought water
from a distant down-hill spring, cared
for the young children, did countless
other duties, and aided her husband
besides lu tbs farm w ork. He worked
hard also, but had hired labor and was
thriving enough to have offered the
same' for her. 11 probably never occtir-
reilto him that his wife was over-work
ed, because she never complained, and
yet comparatively young in years, her
face was wrinkled with care and her
head sprinkled with snow. We all know
that •
^ Too much care will make a youns man {
man tv c
eayoungman gray,
Too much care will turn uu okl m:ui tv clay.”
j and the fanner In general without being
earnest ! Mtnsni * r***, »* the one mention.
IUrmwei.l, (’ U., 9. f\, March 5,188K.
I The County Board of Ktamiuers will
m«nt at Barnwell C. If. for tto exatoi*
F. W. Dsmton that Mi* n*re«#ari
amount for the re»l*mptloa of said land . , . . P ... .
has H*en paid to the C.mnty Treasurer ; n f tl ‘ ,u hers on It cdn*eday, irh
lit? BP id H, I4. Pttart»cV* ?! wliitw t^nch^m piul oil
by tto i
G. 0. RIF.KY,
Treasurer B. C.
3STOTICK’
BaBnweli., 8. C., March 6, 1838.
Books of Subscription to the Capital
8tock of the Eastern, Barnwell and
Western Kailroacf arc now open at the
office of W 11. Duncan, Esq , over the
Bank, Barnwell.
W. Gilmork .Simms,
Wim.isJ. Duncan,
B. 1. Rica,
G. Duscan BjclmnoeB,
Committee,
tnchS
Insurance License.
Then nearly dying In good ...,
she betook her to the house of her other J **>, ,ltt,e ^l^rat'on to the
and truer lover, Antonio di RoudlaelH, I ' r *’ tiTe h,, ‘ ,l ,re, * l,he ** epend-
I la ting no th. threshold after ; ln * he * lth ’ •*£&* ** ^ ,rn » nd
aloud for help. And Roa- ‘‘l.-AtUnta ? GB ,Hbtifhen.Caitlv.tor.
by lore, recofnlied ' ' _ * •* ' ’ - I «• .„ ,
warms 1, f«R, * Freooh phyairtan. Dr. FaHx, •to- l™ 1
M *** *
_ IfclRtodBBss Oae child la a
ta tto
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
)
FxErrrnre nr.F\Br»irxT,
Omcx or Gonna, .io-sk UrtnwAL.
loLOMBia, 8. C., April l*t, UMt.')
I certify, that Mr J.C. Buck ngham,
of Barnwell, Agent of tto Csmtinea’al
loaorpormtad
by the RtaUaf New York, has eo 0 ipll>al
of tto Art of the
If outiltal “AB Art to
Thursday, 5th of April, for colored
teacher*.
Th* State Board of Education has
been gradually raising the standard of
requirement In these examinations and
therefore applicants for the position of
teachers in the, Free Public Schools
should make special preparation to ful
fill the requirement.
J. S. HAVENER, 8. C.
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