North Carolina Newspapers

''.In r - iVol. 1. SAJQjISBURY, 1ST. C:: I3K0V1TIEI?, OTIS, 18997 "No. 39. SALISBURY"' Y TP ft. Salisbary Pencllings If any" of our subscri" hers fails to receive hif vdperf lie will confer a 1 1 1 '- : " aor by reporting the Mi - -. ' tame. ALDERMEN MEET HOGS TO BE EXCLUDED AFTER - MARCH NEXiY - Cottpn brought to 7 G2J today. B. E. Moodey, of Charlotte, is In the' city. . L. Lutter,of Hickory, Is In the elty today.' I C II. Solomon, of Chailotte, In in (be city today. A. II. Boyden went up the West ern thla morning. , For cedar posts and dry wood, go to ttloan' wood yard. ..Thbma J. Jones, of Monroe, spent fast night in the city. . Craw.frd Ilolshouser, of lltick well, I fn the city today. Atr. N B. McCanIe-ifl -. went to Cold Hill this morning. "j V.H. Watklnx, Jr., of Oreenxbo- ro, la in the city today on luinem. ' t . Cftpt. J. M. Odll, of Concord, went through the city this morning, 300 convict, It Iss.ild, will be avail able for railroad work next month. N.' Ittucr, of Atlanta, pent lat night In the city registered at tne J; K. Heniievsee, who la ar Newman ho-plial. Is netting akm: ijlcely, his friend ltl he glad lo learn. Hesusjft Be KBtereJ $25,0D0 Bacdj for Sewerase Odered Sold Seierass Ccatrut Aoftorized Adiisorj Board ReccenJ Pnrcaasa ot Water Works Board of Hsaltk Report Snali-Pci Stamped Oat. - r At a meeting of the city fathers last night, an ordinance was pass- ed that no hogs be allowed within city limits after March 1, 1900. An ordinance- requiring every occupant of a building in the city to have his residence numbered was adopted. ' The cost is limited to five cents. Free delivery of mails is anticipated. Sewerage bonds to the amount of $25,000 wero ordered to be sold and a contract for 'putting in the sewerage was authoized. It is to be let to the lowest responsible t 1 1 ' i oiuuer. The Advisory Committee recom mended the purchase of the water works by the city. The recom mendatien will be acted ujxn at a subsequent meeting. Urs. Bailey Agala. - , .... ,;- . Hon. T. B. Bailey and his most estimable wife have relatives and many friends in this city, who will learn with deep 'sorrow t hat i Ches Innt i Ne" vs. .V.:H. Council "went Jt Hill thimorning to visit i Gcli rienas. the precarious condition, of Mrs. c; E.BarA.gcr. of W U Ba.ley;,.a Mated by The Isd vUitlng' hW brother, Johb r.'r- yesterday is too true. We take from the Davie Times , of yester day a statement which shows bow- serious her condition is. . We are sure that"many"in "this; city join earnestly in , the prayer and hope 'for her rtcovery. The Times says: ' L "Mrs. T. B. Bailey. was .brought heme yesterday from Greensboro, nrger.. . A - .Mr. Geolaiie went to Jackson Hill this morning to visit fric'adj and relatives. - . ' i , Miss Ella Morgan, or poncord, who has been visiting M 3S Dora Littleton, returned this i oming. 'Louis Cotic, of Lowell ? machine . Help Fiosita Uneipectid :::::!, where she has been nursing her shop, Lowell, Mass., i at the children, in a very critical condi- J Salisbury cotton mill .dung some tion. . Mr. Baiiey and two physi- work.on speeders; cians accompaniea ner. iter physicians say that she has a well developed case of typhoid fever. r : l i t . i. a.1. . ci l. - a - I . ". H airs. iauy nus oeeu a uie owe Now, we have . the anomaly of her two daughters, one of whom President - McKrnle he very died last weekend it is feared by apostle of the protec Iv', tariff, tnose wno are in a position to crying out agaiustrnsT ana com know that the state of her health binatio'ns for destroyinf competi Kr L r I i " . r 8ia a tion and raising prices i the con severe attack of tvnhoid fever on i .. t . , i .. . account of the arduous duties and 8umer- would-app: opiate his ereat anxiety imposed uton her repidiatiou of 4iis.fori er hobby during the past month. ' j or Jus deJense,of trusts, mt his po- Let us pray and hope for the aitfnn-Tminrlwrfof oik of VanftR'a better and that the dreadful dis- L3 C tur Jcia - ' M P' T"-i mocn poor C ' yC3 Cf t!-3 . . j i. . - v J 1 .1 l.. J A... w..l U.a- cf .Lls ilty. Hia!:ath left a riJo-ar tni t-. ;rcl littb cr Xhaned children' bereft of their support. : It was throgh no fault of the -, " i Gen. Vood" "will become Governor General of Cuba in plac 6 ol G e n. Brooke . I Spencer Department. D. E. Hoover, engineer on the Monroe division. it on . thn Rirt Tho Cumberland countr 1 nst. . ry madea net profit w ;f. :. im . moved to Spencer from Bagdad, Dtidson county, will keep board- h -t xr .nth of C003.00. cral Young has arrived zn after a hard, but t :::zfulusht with the Fil- President Steyn, of tho Miss Julia Smith, a cousin of W. E. Michael, is making her home with him. Miss Smith has unfortunate Jordan that the ac cident in which he lost his life ! nnr,o T7Wrf.t ia rvi ocz .ad. in this' issue of the id th ra.i1rn&d &t once I a. -r , tr.i i IXDXX.' . . occurrea, ana we nuiroaa a once the Boer force3 at the set about mating reparation m I - .i-o. :' . i - t . I ucr river. me oniy possioie way 10 ma lami ly for the '.deprivation tostained by them. Uod v Today one of the Southern's attorneys met with Messrs. W. G. Watson and D. K. Julian, who All the n; :;.bers of the Epworth Tjeaiin ro rnnpstrf1 in' motif of A bill to appropriate 8140,- cDencer ; j rethodUt r Wh ih 000,000 for the Nicaraguan evening at 8 o'clock for theapur- capal has been introduced in pose of reorganization. v 4 the House. . f -.""7 . J - - C, F. Shanahan, who waa -off a Concord is to have -her month or so undergoing a very acted for Mrs. Jordan and agreed thirteenth cotton milL The difficult oieration of skin grafting upon acompromise., By the terms bnilcling of cotton mills there under thf care of Dr. FJippin, has of the compromise Mrs. Jordan is means great prosperity for conjpletely recovered from the to get $3,250 from the railroad, to Concord. iperatuynd is at work again, be paid at once. - " ' - '..'. i - This is probably a happy ad- re in Fayetteville de- J. C.vpouor, foreman of the . justment of the affair all around, stroyed the Rankin planing i?iittiigj force of the Southern, Bhowine.asitdoea.aadisDosit on WorKS, Wednesday, itua a ::ttB 1,,r: ino Pa3K lwo on the part of the Southern to dwelling house also. ease mayrun its course and the life . if- deal fairly with Mr. Jordan's Bll ' Bnller the savairfi of this exemplary Christian woman a fellow at the-old WAter whel widow and . cllndren ftnd avoiding Iam nt!Sl be snared to an oniv child, now mill, v He pulled th Rate wide . B command er-in-chief of John .. t - - o o oo-"i , and when the mill was run- A 1 " t J 1 . me wctji ui oivA.iicaa, -j ik luviug uijeii, uiiu wiieu iiiw win oa run- i r- t- t ,-:t i:- . , The Board of Health reported ,""" " ning at destructive spfjed he called . ori f hA fftt I . .1 ! . II . ? . i mill vw..i.. vj ..... i.mvu.. 1 J 4.1. .1 I 4 I. .. I- : I I - I T)()X 111 IIIH I r 1 . , I IU Lilt UllllilUIC, UlUb (1115 111111 UM 1 for everv chance in this crood J ' ' . city that it has been stamped out. woman's condition and hope for rushing too fast and things were that to be for the better.- : , going to pieces, ,1 here was no Tha Bin?ham Sthoal I M18S vaiyn is buu ri greens- thought ox closing me water gate. Tlte Biate AcnUtloti of Cily Bchool HutriiiU-i.deulH will hold its annuidMH'lon In Lnlelgh, Decoui Dr. W. II. Vnkflell,of( harloite, gie to New Yrk to tt(nd uuielinif vUltlnif the various lio- i.ltals. lie will return uboul ChrUt i t , Otho Wilkin U prohtthly waltlug to lean how the Supreme Court will boro and we are glad, to JUr.S," .Iwis Gray, that she.is now thougl; ot tiiSiR'inghani school,', of danger, that the weeks . re-painting thp Sjencer hhops7 , The last point at which Mr. Conor worked before coming here was Charleston , S. C. Bull's forces in South Africa, r P has started for the front: , Mr. ranKiin yearns, oro mond, Va.f came m last night y The BritiBh agents in the join hU Mend, RLr Gill,l A Great Uistake, West nave orders to purchase has been here several days. Tk The advocates oftmpertalisin ap- ten thousand mules for their will eugage in hunting for sevr nrincinul , t ... .... o i j ...i... . ii. :.. .t run .iw course aim wnxiout wjjw 19 in ma i-i wiciui way n, i . , , , . , be able to be removt d in the course of a week or paid us a pleasant visit this morn ing- Five young men from our city- and one from the vicinity -are students at this school. These young men are Messrs. McCub- bins, Crump. Davis, Bean, Bern hardt and Hedrick. Professor Gray speaks in highest terms, of therii all. They, are excellent students and their deportment ex- SO. . A , trained nurse with Miss Bertha 1x50 is with her." . Mrs. Williams to Kew Jersey. Mn. Williams who died at Gold Kiiob 11 days ago today, ie at the Salishury Hardware & Furniture Co., 'under tha care of undertaker Davis. She was Sealed in" a vault yesterday eveniijg. where "she will ; I r.Ao t-n Kfnlr tk.f urban f ha urar la I nnlinln nrnii in C-v.i4-l- A fvtnn. I dtrs, (liwl Tflhlft T 1 "K 1 1 Tt m H , announce Congress take off all the tariff " . "r 4r " 1 it to be out L " t i n v nueu in me rniuppmes, me oppo- " . sometime next V Mr.W. disease has ? ai?4 : slUon to .the President's policy of tate Treasurer paid ftn ' t thU . f some ess. o: wnicn to compiam, . inose colonial- conquest ; wUl be ended; out $rJ2,44y aoiiars. yesterday iHA XviiJ': she-will utterances from- Uie President Tiiere never was so great an error, to pay for the Calidonia farm - ' ft(TO ; L.ipd J R Mo- to her 'home f were the Jeast to oe-i expected- of I AS long as tjie war lasts there are ,,ol Viv Vi Rtnf -ia. T. -t?iv ... , AI1B I 111 II 1 --rf j " "T I one entirelv sincere fa Journal's cartooji well reprer ! s'ent9 "A blow front an unexiiect ed source." ConcofL Standard cently- - The Democratie Executive tioned here"! M is J ul a Biu 1 1 h, 1 at : t he rei- President Has at dence of Et MkhaeN, 8encer, I called his policy. ana is prepareu la io mi kuhu ui sewiug, utexilework,etc. : ffotn . criticizing the policy from a conviction that ft Is not natrlotio. M.ifhi.--H.;.Uhiw '1 tie democratie executive D r C. Easle has quite a lot of ly opposed to "criminal "aggression" Committee of this State will I nico Christmas candies and says , ... aA.i.nit.iiAn n o. iho rrioaf in 1?oltrli i 'Vf Mnn 'A n v ihc can put it to his customers. It will be a most iuiporlant riecUe inJih tvwe hnf-ire he ' brliiKal emplary. We congratulate thoir hU suit. Lookout for m iiU 60. parents and friends. The profes remain 30 ''dauancT then e taken Cait.' UchletiMj'eiV has received sor reports the school .very . pro3-1 to New Jersey where she 'will, bo THE STATE'S tSiftYEY. tin following l clera in:. IiuiMMlble to grunt r. quest. Do rour beat for Saturday," F. P. IIoDGOOD perous, interred, : Kew arrival of the lalest ntyles Hnd ctoUirain the celebrated Knox hats. We have exclusive Kale of them. fcjnioot IJros. fe lt"ger. Dolph Mauaef Shot. -This morning, near an old grave yard, about one mile from Gold Hilli Mr, Dolph Mauney was shot as he was going to the mine Jby John Props! , a negro from Con-1 cord. We learn through the Stilt 'tia Meeting TO-BlgM. . phone that he wasfstruck on the llet everv member of the Rowan head but not seriously wounded. vxttAa mnflt at. the nrimirv to-mehl 1 . v" " at 7: 45, special drill night, other however, were summoned and imiWirtni.t business to attend to. av golie aown ioaueno.nis case. ' rLet-ovorv member be nrdsont to- The negro is in custody. ILouis LiciiTENSTRiK, Uaptawi. Inspec- ftowan Riflas Attention ! Annual . . . . You arc hereby ordered to ns- Bemble at the armory aa Saturday. Dec. 9thj at 8 p. m. promptly; All milst attend this drill, .,-IjOUis LiciiTENBTEixr Captain, Later: ' We learn that the ne groes object Was the robbery of Mr. Mooney. We sell nothing but absolutely HIGH CLAM MKICIHANDISK. 11 you are lookiug for ulce t hinRf for Christ rnaH, our store is the place to get theui. . bmoot Uroa. A lloKcrs. Died. . t At the residence of T. M. Kerns, this morning, of membranous croup, th'i infant son of W. G. Kr; Jerome Here. v ' - Hon. T." J. Jerome, of Monroe, was in the city this morning on his way from Raleigh to 'Albe marle. : Mr. Jerome, we learn, is an aspirant for the Democratic nomination for attorney general, and he has many friends in Row-, an who will likely -be partial to his candidacy. . - i i ji xxr r T TJe Umeqthrp division will . , . . w . mt . v. come when the war is over and the Aguinaldo has eluded all KSM " SfffSr fJl question of the policy Is to be de- thoR who have been trvinff Lnj? iraax Tlf 1 for retsli termined. Are we to keep the Phil- tnose wno nave been . trying beefsteak, porksteak and nice timinei as ; eolcmie x ijre ive to let iapture mm ana win Jteep sausage. the4va iude nghti ' making Oavito erotmrat or taeir otji Tns Tesi- nis neaaauartBrs. ay: afternoon S Sheriff mfM RftTlflift h" re;eived McLeod received telegram. from i.aireCT wrue, y. wwtwiw. - Governor f Kussell stating that he Upon that issuer the jatrIoUsni and protests from Pennsylvania, had Wen ieirlved until January 5th. conscience of ther country will be Montana and West Virginia Di v , , - 4 , '"tww we: lemocrauc pany wmcn . at pntfriD' Spnators statesvtiie Mascot: Mr. George 1 iww I against seating oenaiors Lumherton R)bestufan7hS Reutiin Hoss will not hang tomor- r w. " Yesterda JtsSttcclUK, when the mules took fright and tried to run away; The posts were knock ed from the shed and the roof fell on Mr. Craitre, breaking his nose and giving iiim several severe bruises on the head. Dr. : Chenpault dressed his wounds, and-he U now getting on well., . - Statenville Mascot : On thanks giving day as Mr. It. V. Orr's team According to the constitution of . North Carolina (section 2 of Article i ' IX) the 'Legislature hag controlof the public Kchools. This section bf-r our State constitution, was adopoted -in -the year ; 1863, and every since ; that timeXevery Legislature' had been allowed it): exercise the power ; given by it. ;No ohe had ever qr , int-usely ItepubU . court denied that CiltttHa Road. Mr. 'Dug" Myers, who has been will-return to the cotton mill bus iness. Mr. Myers contemplates going to Greensboro. At tha Depot. v ,y JMr. Chas. Tyson, of Norwood, has accepted, a position at -'the Craige, who lives nearApiity. had ,Kn .tu r LitL-S Quay, Clark and Scott quite a narrow espe ftom death or. ment. Mr- BryM 8ee that clearly Roberts has issued an ad Tue.day, Nov.,28th. He had just for Ia a recent interview he said: , 4 41 a It' l! returned home from Amity, where ,.T thlnV thflfc tHn nriisition to dress to the American people. he had gone for a had of cotton, and imperialism will be even stronger He will find that nine tenths tioned or doubted it, until our was driving, finaer iho wagun saeu whn ihi.r'U ovr than It la now. rvf AtYiPrinnn np.nnlft am pa"u nn.witiin a a mtnnifli tliov Is 1 ". xi. ci ii !.-. i i I cau) .Supreme vr r i Tor II1H OCriULUIill UUlllO. I ... . ... i . .. t... i . I not baed upon the idea that it would . whwiwiuiu. be lmiKsibie to defeat the Flllpinas, Hon. ThOS.-'-. Jrtinvwas wrei t . . baton the ground that we cannot nominated by the Democratic ' ,"u : afford t abandon the doctrine set ,a f f ul- vitnfn 1 cria. f '" "" , forth in the Declaration of Indepen- U 7 0l"i na,a fuai r 1 w ne , , dence. I mpe rial ism substitutes Aatul ldeu Butww kiiwu, ih. r, un:uuo; uetviuum might for right, and recognises force ninselt in tne U. O. senate. nau as .ucn power uu... , as the foundation of gowrnment, w ; " Une warreil, a wuut? uiau t nau everjaivempieu w ytvvvui, ru waa on itn way to the brick yard in that governments derive their lost of unknown antecedents, was ";her 1l8'a,,ue' Irotn the fields below his residence a large powers from the consent of the gov arrested in Charleston yester- i!; hawk flew down and viciously at- erned. If the Bacon resolution had A- nA niL; n :afi? . V ! , a 1 ' M - Anderson.' iiieiunerai services .... . will be cohducte4 at the house at uo isv.v,.. A 1 1 t . ... - ...... firing on tho main line on the ?n lu"ay 7 ; freight depot as transler clerk. . w I Ilr T l?nmnla mtannanl will I Southern, has given up his job and " . ::V:'V ;. i,tttja,jjimc ui. viiMiuuuiui utnir- Headers oi iiib index win serve tery at four o'clockSaturday af ter their interests txwt by seeing ouiCiiue noon. Friends f the family are invited to be present at the ser vices. before buying Christina gifts bmoot Bros. & Itogers. Ji!l:b:rj :jj it School.; Quite a number of our boys are attending Bingham Hchool at Me- bane. The healihfulues of this Card of Thanks. ' 'We return our siucere thanks to echool is noted, and there are rrore our friends and to the people gen college and . University graduates In ..ii- fnr .ni oa;a0 ; the! faculty tnan any other High lly for their kind .assistance m ol In the Htale. There h no 1 our sore auhctlon. We assure all Bchool hazing, and the boys are in close oomaiiionhhip with -the teachers day; and ulitht. The hair term be gins Jan. 1st. 1000. 18-00 Lost -A bunch of keys between lledrlck'a new stores and the court house. A tag In the bunch with W. H. Jones, Ashevl lie, N . C , on it, will Identify them, llet urn to tluaofhye and get reward. Go to Geo. Wrights for niceXinss ? resents he has the nicest lot of locking Chairs and other presents that has ever been in Salisbury. For Saxe: A Flute with losttuc- ilon btKk. Appiy to a,M Index of our appreciation of their - sym pathy and pray that God may give them all His support when sad trials come to them. Respectfully. Wm. A, Eagle and Daughters Kesler UI11 Shot The fuse on the dynamo at the Kesler cotton mill burned out last night, which caused the mill to shut d ow u , temporarily. T he dynamo was sent to Charlotte this morning to be repaired. omec. FOU HE NT-Eight Itooni Slate Itoof lou?e. with electric. wires, sew ArlvnUJ-irr i the tov W throughout, hot and cold ua- 1 J ter Horah hlreer, between Chun,i to success. Sot sale We have keys aud Malll. Apply to P. II. Tin AcrsoN New Telephone. Tho 1 sde'x has had a new -"'tete- houo put in its office. -The number is 105. v tacked the team, then lit in the road I been adopted when It was first in- and would not budge, but attacked I trod need and acted upon by the Pres- the team again as it approached, j ident it would have prevented war. Ttie driver dismounted, and killed J If it had been adopted and acted the hawk with a stick, and lound UDim at anytime during the war it that it ma-iurel fcix feet from tip to WOuld have ended the war. When the express near Branch vilie, a few nights ago. The House financial meas ure will be rushed through tip of wings What wan the matter the war is over we shall be just where without much time, only one All the swellest neckwer :;4'now ready for inspection jit bmoot Broj. fc ivogers. . . fj -.-. L 1 . 1 Goto Wrights Furniture Store for nice Xmas pre.-ents. , Norfolk selected opsters at Jack- sou's uiai kel daily. Go to 'J:ickson'd market ,for.; nice uteat. . . . .:'.,.''" All pork sausage at Jackon'd. Try them. . V ', with the bird is a question, possibly he was in ad because he misled his th'nk-giving breakfast.. : Bismarck's Iron Rene Whs the rulr"f , his splendid health. Imloinitable will and tre luend'-us energy are not found where btoniiich. Liver,- Kidneya and Bow. els are out of order. If yoo. want these qualities and the suceess they bring. ue Dr. King's New Life Pills. They develop every fwiwer of brain jmd.hodjv Only 26c at Theo. F. Kluttz's drugstore. : made such ?ati i attempt, ' -which has ; now been, consumated by a Fusion v tiupreme'Court. " ''"-. " ; Until, the Fusion Legislature of 1897 met no, previous Legislature had attempted to control the pub He schools for a lodger time than Its, Lown ' term . extenaed.' That is, the Beautiful canes and umbrellas in great variety. They - are' nice for Christmas gifts. 4- " . ' Smoot Bros. & Rogers, W. J. Moose, the well known pho tographer, has arrived in 8aUbury with his car and- outfit, and is locat ed on the side track near the old freishtCdepot. He does the" best work at cheapest rate. Call on mm: . - - . - That old fraud. J. M. Palm er, of . Illinois,: who headed t ' . j n . - ine siaesnow against nryau biseest-barirains are to be in '96, is still in " the decoy fuii at k. j. IIolulea, closing out , , . - , - - , . I sale. Everything sold strictly at uuck Dusiness ana reaay to ? co.t. ; . be bought again. He is? jiwinRt. RrvnTi fimirl ' for All the choicest offerings in gloves I Bryan. " . ' hosiery, handkerchiefs, initials. &c, . rm m mm. A .... r,.., at csmoot uros. a., ttogers. we were before it began and settle week, for debate or consider t he Filipino que,tton cairdiDg to n Q The objection of the term of every county board of dn American pnnciplea. I believe we j . ' . . -.j u lut thn. give the FIHimien. . i dence as soon as a stable govern- gamed. ! .J m.. i ment o be l.bHshnd Itbeo. foTta etiU keeps.tbe seat board ufiluratlon ever' had. loo6.r.; jrWS He selected Mondaptwith, u,,, - destiny". News Observer. - - standing the resolution adop- r. yTT, .77 The two and a half year old child ted forbade him a place. H IS cled a jaw , that gave the county of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B Isenhour bf case was wwu uy ujr i-uc uoards oi eoucawon, electa unuer No. 7 township: was fatally burned committee yesterday, but lit Tuesday evening and died Wednes- e progress was made. , f ? i day morning ai o'ciock. woiearni -y ... . : that the child had been corrected b ine successor ol xiay warn and even punished by its mother for I in the Senate will be ap plying In the fire. Not suspecting pointed by Governor Poy n ltwouiu revuru iuiuiwhwi w tPT nf Nphfiwka. He will danger, the mother went tojhebarn ter, ol XeDrasKa. ue Will and was milking the cow . when she appoint ex-Senator Allen or saw the child on the porch with Its G. M. Hitchcock, editor of clothes burning. Before she could I the Omaha World-Herald. rescue it the flames had ben inhaled. I ' The distressed mother wrapped the I : James u. joraan, an oia w- child in some bedding and hastened I bacco dealer, denounced the American Tobacco Trust in a speech at the Tobacco Grow ers convention in session in Raleigh , Wednesday, ' fle gaid. that the Dukes had ruuucu nxc laimcioui lit ux boards of education would be re the 8100,000 they had given J Uined In office for their tweuty to call her husband who was some distance away. On returning she found tlie little sufferer had scram bled out and had gone into its little bed. Medical aid could not save it from the effects. It wa. buried to day (Thursday) at St. Stephens, Be v. Steffey ' conducting the services. Much sympathy is due to thee dis reused parents Coacord Standard. it, a term of three years! Thus the Fusion Legislature - of . A . - . . 1897, in order to aecure Fusion con trol of the public schools, encroach e i upon the power of the uext Leg islature. If this could be done, if the Fusion Legislature of 17 could , elect Its' county boards of educatiua ' fir three years (instead of two years as every previous Legislature had , done) why could it not have elected them for a term of five, ten or even ' twenty fett - Indent it Is' very probable that the members of the Fusion Legislature now wish that thay had elected their v county board of education for a -' term of at least twenty years. Ac cording fo the recent remirkatle dci-ion of our Supreme court thcra was nothing to prohibit It aud auch o Trinity. year terms. Chatham Itecord. i- -