Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

msnts Of local trustees for the difIereni schools
we're made:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Election Dfsfriet W. l-School No. l.
Lemuel d. Owens, James L. Brawnrr, j p.
Gibbons No 2.-wm. Boswell, George A
HUNT, L. " Switzerland. No. at. Il.
Farrall, Charles D. Padgeit, Michael Martin.
No. Al. ". Fowler, c. II. Milton Il. g.
Furgusson.
Election Disiriet W. School No. L.
Joseph Price, p. Gray, W. " CObey.
No. 2.-Dr. J. W. Millar, L. l.. Leland, Ed
ward Lloyd. No. 3.--N. 7. Cox, n. Greena-
baum, II. II Bowie. No. 4.-wm. T. Hin
die, Vim. Furgusson, DR.. A. d. CObey.
Election District No. 3.-SchoOl so. L.
Thomas r. Speake, J. j. Drawner, ". W.
bennington. No. 2-George W. Carpenter,
John A. POsey, GustaVus Flowers. No. B
WIN. T. Harvey, James l.. Davis, Thomas b.
Bowie. NJ. 4-ReAgan Deakius, uzziel
Wright, Thomas ". Maddox. No. Phillip
H.. Linton, WV Milste4,l, Geo. Wheeler,
No. G-AleKAnder Franklin, Thomas d. De
lozieT, Edward Grinder. b. -. 49,.
El,et,on DiItr'et No. 4.-SehoOl No. l.
Washington \. Posey, AIeSander Ross. b.
A. Jameson. No. 2-George ". Lloyd, y.
A. Thompson, J. W. +. Simpson. 40 s.
VIM. A. Lyon, Robert johnson, Joseph II.
Turner. No. 4-Theophilus Smoot, Joseph
V. Harrison, A. ". Freeman. No John
l.. Budd, Henry aatiihgly, james II cough.
Election District No. 5.-School No. L.
John I. button, John d. Norris, Thomas
Wood. No. 2-Charles A. Neale, G. u. PO-
sey, J. s. Higdon. No. 3--FrAnci. J. Mad
doI. Vim. Mex. Burroughs, YATES Barber.
Eiection Disriet No. 6.-Chsrles Stewart,
Theodore Lyon, N. Thompson. No. 2-TbOs
J.. ROtjey, Robert fears6n. No. 3-Dr. Geo.
o. Monroe. George II. Hamilton, r. Ernest
Sasscer. No. 4-B. W. Moore, r. q. Whkin-
son, James X. Hicks. No. 5-Wm. +. De-
ment, hugh " Robey, Richard A. Murray.
No. 6.--5, ". Mcpherson William J. Coz,
Thomas r. Mcdaniel.
Etecfion District No. 7.-School No. l.
Alexander Bryan, W. H. Clagett, A. 7.
Monroe. No. ABR. Il. X. Compton, D.
THURMAN, VIM. II. Cor. No 3--Samuel Car
ringlon, j. II. Mattingly, Charles + Harmon.
No 4-Dr. n. Chapman, Benonie Hardy
highland Brawner.
Election District No s-School No l.
DR.. II. " Edelep, John G. chapman Th"ma'
Jenkins: No Ia. W. Berry, j. II Alhrit
tain, John A. Hindle. NJ 3-rTheo1Orc l.
Rolev. Joseph Murphy, Selmnn Burch
No John W Turner, Richard A. Boone,
Thomas ". Murray. No 5-Alexander Bow
ling Thomas J. Boarman. Warner (iibnons.
No t-B T. bowling, Vim. jameson, Joseph
7. Ward. No ALBERT T. Garrico. Edward
". Murray, james A Langley. No S-Syl-
yesler Mudd, Thomas l.. Gardiner, John +.
Hardy.
Election District No 9-School No l.
Rufus Rohe,, Georye /. Chappelear, jeremiah
dudley No Thomas F Nicholson, Wm
T. Jvhuson,, Leonard Clements.
coLogED SHOOTS.
Election ! istriet No school No l.
Washington Burch, Washington Willis Ben
ton Garner.
Election District No 2-School No l,-Basil
Mullen, Frederick Greer. Vim. Ross S'2-'
lgna,ius FarraIl, Alexander Butler. Joseph
Farrsi. No wallace Ward, John Waters.
E2,.tion District No. 3-School No i
We!ley Garter. Iessie Gibson, James un-
uingham. No. Joseph rosey, Anthony
Carroll, Charles Brown. n" 3-Hnson
Wlllisr Francis Simmans. John Turner. No
4-Joseph Tianson, Edward .Cohey. John
~sufw..
Ese,;on District No 4-School No Held
over. No 2-lIeld over. No 81 Richard
,ontcc, Richard hawkins, christopher Blair.
No Ale Il over.
Election District No 5---Schoo No Id
Madison Green, Daniel Hawkins, Grerge
Lyies, ST. No 2--lloberI ". Thomas
Francis Chc,lcy, Franci. Middleton
Election DiStric' No 6--S hoo No L.
Held Owe, No --Graniison NrPhcrsOn,
Deunis Williams, Alfred Swami
Election District No 7--Sehool No. l..
Henry Blarman, James r. Brown, John
Green. No 2---lI.ld over.
Hcctio" District NJ. s.--School No L.
Hillary Wade. Charles Booth, George II.
Greenfield. No 2---Hcid over. No g. Ben
iamin Hawkins, George Gvynn, AlexiuS
Thomas No4---Ileld over.
Election District No 9---School No Ste
phen Liyers, ST., Moses Brooks, DAVID Toy.
NJ Wa King, Richard llaw Aius, Thomas
West.
The Board in its wisdom thought pro-
per TO appoint Colored Trustees for the t'olor-
ed Schools instead OF white AS heretofore We
think this a good move. IL will make the
colored people take deeper interest in their
own alta RS and not he dependent 50 murh
upon the white people. They will now have
an opportunity of showing their Zeal III further
ing the cause OF education snoug their race
in the county, and II no additional advantage
is derived they cannot complain The Trus-
tees have the appointment Ut teachers, and ii
they will not interest themselves 10 their o.n
behalf, and have good teachers appointed aad
see that they attend to their duties, its thc99r
own fault, and they need not complain The
Board made an effort to appoint among the
three .ifasteesfQE each school, one that can
read and write. re. e. -,
Fire.-The house lately owned By Col.
s. Ammon caught FIRE las, Saturday and Wa,
entirely destroyed, together with the entt4
household effects of Messrs. John Rebs and