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TEACHERS WANTED.
The Salisbury Borough School Board
will nfget on Tuesday evening, July
19th, 1904, at 8 o’clock, to employ five
teachers at the following wages:
Grammar School, $40.00 per month.
2nd Intermediate School, $38.00 per
month.
1st Intermediate School, $35.00 per
month.
2nd Primary School, $35.00 per month.
1st Primary School, $37.00 per month.
All applications to be in the posses-
sion i Secretary not later than 7
o'clock p. m.,on above date.
2 C.S.LICHLITER, Secretary.
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MEN WHO HAVE MADE THEIR
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An Appropriate and Effective Book-
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The above is the title of a very in-
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GRIND FOR SEPTEMBER COURT.
Some of the Criminal Cases Placed
on Calendar for Trial atjNext
Court. : :
Below is givenkthe flist] of criminal
cases placed on the calendar for trial
at the September court. Some! others
were published previously, and these
will be considerably augmented before
the time set for their hearing arrives.
John Tedrow, charged with assault
and battery and surety, on information
of Frank Tedrow.
John Tedrow, carrying concealed
deadly weapons, on information of
Frank Tedrow.
Irvin Tedrow, assault and battery
and surety, on information of James
Robertson.
Irvin Tedrow, carrying Bconcealed
deadly weapons, on information of
James Robertson.
Alex. Taczak, charged with assault
and battery to kill, on information of
Bruno Papolio.
Alex. Taczak, charged with aggra-
vated assault and battery, on informa-
tion of Ellis Spollock.
John C. Bentley, charged with felo-
nious assault, on information of Elhs
Taczak.
Albert Weinhart, carrying concealed
deadly weapons, on information of Jno.
Walker, constable.
John Ryan, carrying concealed dead-
ly weapons, on information of John
Walker.
Richard Jackson and William Jack-
son, charged with assault and battery,
on information of Frank Howard.
John Dovolask, charged with assault
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Mrs. Annie Elias.
John Menear, assault and battery to
kill, on information of V. M. Manear.
Michael Kasay, furnishing liquor to
persons of known intemperate habits,
on information of Sarah Uhrin.
Marcellus Shartzer, assault and bat-
tery, on information of W. E. McMurdo.
John E. Reese, charged with taking
illegal fees, on information of William
Mengen.
Mrs. Christina Kerling, charged with
assault and battery, on information of
Margaret Alexander.
Gabriel Elias, charged with violating
the pure food laws, on information of
W. A. Hutchinson.
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Having sold our Hack business and pur-
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