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Evening star., 1886-08-12
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
The NEW BRIDG ES.-The board of supervis.
Ors of Alexandria county is now engaged in ar
ranging for contract with William Palmer
for building three bridges on the Columbia
turnpike. Mr.. Palmer has engaged TO do the
work ut 81 600 the other bids ranging from
S2,575 to s., 500. 1t is said that at less than
$4,000 the erection of these bridges under the
specifications of the board cannot be profitable
to the contractor. The bids for building either
brick arches or stone abutments tor three
bridges recently destroyed on the Columbia
rail will be opened on the fourth Monday of this
montn-August court day.
n DISTRICT MAN CHARGED WITH PASSING
FORGED CHECK-It is expected that Capt
ID. A. French, OF West Washington, who was
formerly engaged in the coasting trade with
this place, will be brought here in Il few days
from Philadelphia under IL reQuisitiOn. Captain
French, who has a family in West Washington,
Is charged with passing false check Tor 500
on MIR. >. g. Boush, OF this place, on the last day
OF last year
NoTEs.-Two of the auditors clerks of the
Midland railway will be dropped after the 1st
OF September.-The county board of supervis-
phone at the county court house, which is one
vi the sources Ot public information, has been
out of order, but has now been readjusled.-
conferences on the political status continue to
be held among the leading democratic politi-
clans How to bury the haLchet has been under
discussion at LeesDurg, and il is now said that,
whle Loudoun may not change, the vote
OF Prince William Will be assured to Gen. Lee
a1ter one or two ballots at next cOnVen tiOn.-
The mayor has fined James Cliff 81 tor disor-
derry conduct, Edward Rains 81 Tor assault on
Lucinda Pate, John Martens 81 tor using pro-
fame language, and Mary Williams So 1or disor-
derly conduct.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
A SAD TRAGEDY.
A Young Man Accidentally shoots
Himself Through the Head

Frank Howard, a brother of Leland O. How
ard, of the Agricultural department, shot and
Killed himself last evening at his brothers resi-.
dence on Garfield Heights. He accompanied
Mr.. Howard and his wife down town early in
the evening and about 10 o'clock started home
on his bicycle in advance of them. Arriving at
the house he was seen by the neighbors on the
porch, while waiting for his brother. AS a
crowd of drunken colored roughs were making
considerable disturbance the commons in
the rear of the house, it is supposed that young
Howard being alone in the house procured an
Old pistol, and in trying TO load or cock it acci
dentally discharged 1t, the bullet passing
through his head. His brother found him, on
his arrival. unconscious. and in spite of all eX-
ertiOns TO restore him he died in a short time.
The deceased was about 20 years Old He grad
uated at Cornell university the present year
and had come to Washington to pursue course
OF law study. He was u noted athlete In college,
and was we'll known in this city As a wheelman
and In other forms OF athletic sports. He a
young man of fine physical presence and bright
and cheerful disposition, and his prospects
were never brighter for happy and successful
future than last evening when this unfortunate
accident terminated his liie. A certificate of
accidental shooting was given by Coroner Pat
terson after investigation of the circumstances
OF the case to-day.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
CITY ITEMS

Just I'm Order to entirely close out our
stock, Java and Mocha Coffee 25c per pound.
Good Rio, 13c. per pound; all fresh roasted,
Japan. Oolong and Gunpowder Tea reduced to
soc. a pound, which makes it the best in the
world for the money. Chocolate, 37c. per
pound. Oar pure Old Rye Whisky, 4 years old,
at $3.50 per gallon; nothing like 1t to be found.
Blackberry Brandy, Soc. q bottle IAN elegant
article). Fine Table Claret, 25c. q bottle. A
quart bottle fine old whisky for S5c. Malt
Whisky at reduced price. Fresh Camphor.
29c. q pound. Toilet Soap very cheap.
N. T. METZGER & Bro.
All rth at n w
Evening star., 1886-08-12
The Cutting ImbrOgIiO.

EXCITEMENT OVER THE REPORTED CAPTURE
OF AMERICAN TROOPS BY MEXICANS-vOL-
UNTEERS ORGANIZING.
A special from Tombstone, Arizona, says that
George Baker, gentleman well known, came
there yesterday afternoon from Sulphur Springs
valley, bringing the startling report that Mexl-
cans have disarmed Capt Hampton and his
command ON Sonora and have taken them pri-
SonerS, and that when this became known at
Fort Huachuaca a company of troops was sent
from there with orders to push on to Ham o.
ton s relief and stop tor nothing, fighting the
way through, if necessary.
"A olspatcn from San Antonio, Texas, says the
district attorney yesterday received instruc-
tlOns from Gov. Ireland to look for the indict-
ment against Francisco Mondragon for the
murder OF StOlhagen here in iS66. He was un-
able TO find 1t, but did find among the papers in
the case Il document to show that the eXtradi-
tion papers had been issued for Mondragon and
placed In the hands OF Ben Bonnett, then sheriff,
who went to Piedras Negras, where he arres ested
Mondragon, and BOnneLt was himself captured
by MeXlcanS at that time, and the matter came
near precipitating trouble between the two re-
publics, just as the murder of Rasures by Mon
dragon in now creating bitter feeling. Maj.
smaller was then In command of the American
forces at Eagle Pass, and made a demand for
the release vi Bennett, stating that unless i'm
medlately complied with. the United States
forces would BON bard Piedras Negras This had
the desired effect, and Bonnet was promptly
released. He, however, did not succeed in Sc
curing MOndragOn'S eXtradition, because the
treaty between The United states and Mexico
did not cover the ottense OF homicide.
zen. Palacio the newly appointed minister
from Mexico to Spain, who is III New York,
said yesterday that Mexico feels most friendly
toward the United states, and he is confident
the present difficulties will be amica5ly settled.
Mnen Ia Masksd il MeAte2 will Apl. tsFs 81 basa in
that. We would give the states good deal
harder rub than We did in 1S47. Mexico has
now 10000 troops, well equipped and discip-
lined" The London .NdRdurd, commenting on
the Cutting case, says: ut would be a misIor-
tune If the rather foolish Cutting business
should end in war. At ali costs Mexico should
avoid Il struggle that could lead only TO defeat
and disaster, and which would throw her hope
ieSsly back lii commercial progress. Even if
Mexico is in the right, it would be better TOR her
TO suder wrong tnan 10 attempt to vindicate
herself at SO ruinOus II price
The officers Oi the 80 Irish regiment of San
Francisco have volunteered their services TO
the President in case of war with Mexico. A
volunteer regiment-i mas been organized at New
Britain, Conn.,, for the purpose oI volunteering
liz Case OF war.
Dallas dispatch says Adjt Gen. King has
Issued a sort of order advising :ne people to
cease organizing military com panies and offer
ing them to the state. The general gives the
reason that the state has arms and equip
mentS TO devote 10 SUCH purposes.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
CITY AND DISTRICT


Amusements T0.Ntght
ALBACGHS.-"The Queens Lace Handker-
chief"
MANASSAS sPANoRAMA.-15ths street and Ohio
avenue.
ATHLETIC PARK.-ROller coaster
Evening star., 1886-08-12

A SPLENDID CHANCE for liquor dealers. Fo-
ley, auctlOneer will sell out restaurant. 12o 9Th
street NV. Friday, at 10 am: beautifully fitted
up and easy terms see auction columns for
Evening star., 1886-08-12
DRY GOODS.
LAsspuReu & BRo.
FOR THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND
BARGAIN SALE DAYS,
WILL OFFER EXTRA GOOD INDUCEMENTS.

Ladies' Tan Leather Satchels 49c. Sold for 81 SO.
Ladies Tan Leather Belts. sac Regular price. boc.
Amber and BLACK Jewery. l5c. Regular price. 25c
Either Pin Earrings. same money.
Chldren,s Thread i,, Gloves DC per pair North l5c
Ladies' isie Thresd Gloves. l3c- per pair. Did sell
Ladies' Lawn Chemisettes embroidered fronts en,-
broidery lined with plain white. pink or blue backs,
Ladies pieue Chemisettes. long length. 3sc. Sold
Ladies' All-Linen Chemisettes. nicely plated. 4sc
coIored Null Fichus two for 25c with either white.
Gents White Shirts. 45c- Made of superior quality
muslin. reinforced, well stayed fellcd. scanned and
3Sc. Cretonne Fans 25c
Ladies' Al-Linen Handkerchief lOc. each. About
twenty five different designed borders to select from.
Emhroldered-edge Linen Collars for Ladies in sizes
Ladies Linen Collars with embroidered fronts in
size II only; l9e: Regular price. 25c
coventry Ruffiins, ali widths DC per yard Regular
One piece Cream Yokng, p inches wide, ACC. yard.
per "a yard s;,,. Regular , price sllo ,,,.. , g..
Fiouneing 10 match sl.29; Worth Sl.50
24O Remnants of Embroidery, including all widths
OF either Edglng or Inserting, and all the different
= Reiananis Of skirt Runiing.
About 90 Remnants of Neck Ruching
Iardwide best brands Blea, he'd Cotton. 6l4c. per
yard I hese come In good lengths. and worth
from lOc to !; l2i2c per yard ana a are yard wide.
Remnants of India Linen 6I,c. per yard
Stcre-soled Table Linens and Towels half their
Remnants of 1O-4 wamsutta Bleached Muslin 23c
per yard. Real value. S5c.
Scotch Plaid Dress Goods, &c. per yard. Regular
value l2i2c.
Childrens Dresses worth 81 So now 4Sc
Indigo Blue Table Linen 3.i2c per yard Ia yards
wide.
One lot of fine Dress Ginghans. worth l2lpc, al &c
Another lot of P1que at DC. per yard.
Plain Percale for dresses, in light or dark shades
DC. per yard.
one lot Pacific Lawns ward yard DC per yard Sold
regularly at l2i.c.
200 White Quilts, worth 81, at 65c. These are l2-4
size. and Will stand washing well u higherprice
spread.
Two cases Double-Fold LACE BUNTING, all shades
Marked for
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY at Sc per yard
Remnants of Cloth.
Remnants of Plain Dress Goods
Remnants of Black Dress Goods
Remnants of Fancy Dress Goods.
Remnants of silks
And Odd Sizes in Corsets Gloves, Hose, etc. sold at
less than half their value.
All these goods we have advertised. Bring this
ad." for reference All the above sold for cash only
on account of marking them below cost You Will
find articles plainly marked. One price for every body
Evening star., 1886-08-12

Save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royal" CLUES them.
&c. eO1m
Evening star., 1886-08-12
SIMMER RESORTS.

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burg Pa 200 feet above thesea Facing IA
CstawisSa mountains 5Oo feet Supplied veA<Y
by Allegheny Soft springs and the Colunbia S-.S,l
Chalybese springs, the best waters In the world Tor
Susquehanna More home comforts and the lowest
rates So TO S12l than any other rstelxss house
east of the Alleghanes> Perfect underground drain
age Eleven shady verandas No malaria mos
qutoes. YiS-lm
NFOUNTAIN TOP HoTEL-THIS COOL AND
MI de iChtsui resort. on top of the famous
Blue Ridge Mountains OF Nirgiuia, Will 5e w NY
omen JUNE lST lSS6 III f:NRN L. MAS ks,Ex
SlE Proprietor. Alton Depot, Va Y@U1m
nLD POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA
HYGEIA HOTEL.
Terms for the season OF lsS6. beginning 4
June lst reduced - 80 per cent. but thevIAY
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SEND ior illustrated descriptive pam phleI
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Evening star., 1886-08-12

- X E ESS,
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
J.can be given in cup Of coffee tea wjtIor+ t,,a
knowledge of the person taking it. Is absolutelv
harmless, and will effect q permanent and speedv
whether the patient is moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck. Ithas been given in thousands of
cases. and in every instance perfect has fol-
lowed. 1T NEVER FAILS. The system once lmpreg.
mated with the Specific it becomes uIse A.Apvssa.
bAils 1Gr lne liquor appetite To exist
FOR SALE BY
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Corner l4th and streets also, r. L. HELPHEN.
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Evening star., 1886-08-12

REIsiNGER's ice cream, 235 g st. NV.
FINE PORTRAITS. kets kemethy, 11O9 Pa av.
FACE and Eyesight fitted, 81. I.Hempler' cor Al,
Evening star., 1886-08-12
The Trial Of Squire and Fiynn.

TIC IfIaI Oh squire and FIynM
District Attorney MARITIME, of New York has
decided to try the cases of Commissioner Squire
and Maurice b. Flynn early in September He
will require that the deiendandts be tried
jointly, although he anticipates that counsel
Will ask for separate trials. AS the charge is
one oil misdemeanor the district attorney has
the right TO insist on q joint trial. The prose-
cutor Will notify defendants counsel to be pre-
pared when the case is called.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
The New PHoro ART Co.. 9O5 Pa. ave.

TYPHOID FEvER--Charles Hartford. OF New
Castle, Westchester county. " Y. suffered with
typOid fever and was given up to die. He was
restored To health in one week by taking five
Brandreths Pills every night and drinking
plentifully of oatmeal Cruel. \ few doses of
Brandreths Pills will invariably cure any kind
Of lever.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

LAWS AMENDED.
The High Tent OF the Independent Order of
Rechabites of America closed its sessions at
Buneh's hall. in this city, yesterday. to recon-
Nene at Sykes, Va, in August, 1887. Repre-
sentatives were present from New York, Ohio,
Maryland. Virginia, West Virginia and the
District of Columbia. The principal change made
IN the bylaws was the consolidation of the Of
nces of secretary and treasurer and the erea-
tion of a new office, To be called the nigh visit
Ing lecturer, whose duty il will be to travel and
exeinplify the work and establish the order.
The following officers We're elected for the couI-
Ing year: III. 4. r.. John III. Mitchell, ID. c.; ii.
u. X, George W. Glenn, Va; III. 4. :. and t. r.
t.mmet Smith, D. c.; III. V. and L.. Thomas g.
Narche, ID. e.; p. III. &. r.. Edward McCalIum,
y. " Executive committee-N. II. Orem, Md;
John X. brewer. Va; William VI. Hall, Charles
W. steers, and j. III. Goddard u. C.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, u. g.. Aug. II. 1856.
Indications for 2f Hours. C0mmepciHg af 8 p. m.
JO-1iGH.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
A Bona Eide Reduction to Cost.


A Bona Eide Reduction to Cost
reduced to S1.4a; former price, S2.49.
eos 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space.
Autumn Crocus is the only sure cure for
Rheumatism and Gout. The prescription of Ra
Well-known New York physician. II you can't
afford to risk dollar tor bottle call and getIa
free trial bottle of our agent z. D. GILMAN. 827
Pa. av. jy2S-eO30
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. the
reputation of which has been maintained a
half century, is still ahead of all competition
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN c, BAKER &
Co., Phila., and at druggists.
CastOrIa.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria
When she became a Miss
She clTng to CastOria
When she had Children
49,, She gave them Castoria
When Baby was sick
When she was a child
When she became Miss 81 0'>
She clung to Castoria th,s,tk
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f,cted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality,
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Write them at once.
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in II 10. Ward" prints 35c
per 10. Also. Cottage Cheese and Butternilk:
Sweet Milk DC. per quart Cream 15 cents
Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
Evening star., 1886-08-12

Four cases of cholera have been discovered in
Naples, the patients being tugitives from chol.
era-infected districts.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
Condensed Locals.

Members of the q. A. X. are arranging to
give the delegates returning from the San Fran
cisco convention reception on their arrival
Bere on the night of the Esd inst
Two squads of the Washington Continentals
commanded respectively by Sergeants Kelly
and Ludwig, drilled yesterday at "a picnic given
AT Laurel, Nd by ST. Marys Catholic church.
y SILVER cup was awarded TO Sergeant Kelly S
squad
Mary Smith. a young colOred woman, was be-
Tore the Police Court to-day complaint of
otto Reinecke, who charged her with profanity.
Eeinecke swore that during the past four
and times The girl and several other wit
De>ses denied the testimony of Reinecke and
the ease dismissed.
ME-. Dennis j. Murphy, chief clerk of the PEN
son Office. Is suffering from injuries received
by being thrown from his carriage sunday He
was riding with Rev. Father McConville, of
treOrSi;I when his horse away. Rev. Father
McC"nNille was thrown out, but only slightly
injured.
The steamer Jane Noseley, which was due
here at q O'Clock last night, with several hun
dred excursiOnist> To- Lower Cedar Point, did
not arrive until after 1 o'clock this morning.
wharf at Lower Cedar Point. and she IL
able tn get away until the tide rose.
those who leave the city durlng the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to- them for any
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid i'll advance
The party OF excurSionistS which left Wash
1ngtOn on the 2oth of July to- attend the seS-
sion of the Grand Army in san Francisco
started on their return from that city yester-
Cay.
\ horse attached TO a wagon belonging to
Henry Newly ran away this morning near the
market in East Washington. Henry Monroe,
coiored, attempted to stop the horse and was
Knocked down and run over.
Harry >. Barrick has been appointed a sub
stitute letter carrier in the city post office.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
ScOtt's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil.
With HypOphOsphites,

IN CONSUMPTION AND WASTING DISEASES.
DIR. c. W. Barringer, Pittsburg, Pa, saws: 81
think your Emulsion of Cod Liver OH Is a very
fine preparation, and fills long felt want. It
Is very useful In consumption and wasting
diseases" %
Evening star., 1886-08-12

Fine leather-covered Photograph Albums
reduced to 81. 40; former price, S249.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
eO-3 TO5 and 7O7 Market Snaco
Evening star., 1886-08-12

The attendance at the Union Camp meeting
at Irving Park yesterday was large. At IL am.
Rev. j. II. Valentine, of Asbury chapel, of this
city, preached. Rev. w. H. Draper addressed
about seventy children, and Rev. DIR. j. W.
Dansbury, presiding elder of the Baltimore
district, preached hour later. AT D. m
Rev. L. a. White, OF White Sulphur Springs
W. Va, delivered "a discourse
Evening star., 1886-08-12

n DESERTED VIE APPLIES FOR DIVORCE
Nessrs. BIrney " BirHey, aS solicitors for Susan
Ann Taylor. have filed petition for divorce
rom Charles VI. Taylor The parties We're mar
ried In this city by Rev. Thomas q. Addison
an July 9Th, 1867, and she charges that he de-
serted her June 10Th. lsS2
Evening star., 1886-08-12

ELANES His BARTENDER.-Charles DietZ
the saloon keeper on New Jersey avenue who
was hned $50 by Judge Harper yesterday for
Keeping IN, bar open on sunday, states that ne
Was not present SUNDAY when the liquor was
furnished 10 the witness Brooke. who gave il to
The small boy. and STATES that had he been
There the beer would not have been given
brooke Tor that purpose. He does not sanction
the act OF his hiArIrnnar.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

For District Of Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather. westerly winds. slightIy warmer.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

EASE BALI--Tne game yesterday between
the silver Spring and Brightwood mines re-
suited III a score Of 10 q in uf the
I0rmer- Games elsewhere: At New 1orK-New
York, 3; Detroit, >. At Pittsburg,-Pi;tsburg,
=; Athletics, 3. A. 1T. LOuis-St Louis, Is:
BaltimoreS, =. AT Cincinnati-Cincinnati,1 IL;
Metropolitan, >. AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ii;
Brook lyn. -
Evening star., 1886-08-12

SAID To BE y WASHISGToN PHYSICIAN
A dispatch from Sandwich Mass says Dr. w
W. Keen, al eminent physician of Washing
ton, d. e., who IL summering at Osleryille
beach, was thrown from his carriage yesterday
breaking his shoulder and two ribs
Evening star., 1886-08-12

DIR. BLISS IN A CRITICAL Cox DITIoN-A dis
patch from Chagrin Falls Onio, saws: DR. d. W
Bliss, oil W Washington, who l. visiting relatives
here, = suffering 80 seriously from the effects of
Inc runaway accident in Cleveland a week ago
That grave fears are felt that he may not re-
Evening star., 1886-08-12

FINED FOR AsSAUIrING HER SISTER
fIiLa Berrs. the coiOred woman who cut her
sister. susan Richards, on the head with q.
isatchet several lays ago because the latter in
ferieTed with her while she correcting her
child, Was called before judge Harper IN the
Police Court to-day 10 answer To a charge OF
assault. Her refused To testify against her
but her son gave testimony against his aunt
and she Was fined SIO
Evening star., 1886-08-12

MME V ON BRAxprs, MoprsrE
Formerly with Lord q Taylor New YORK.
VIM. Barr & Co, ST Louis, Mo-
Suits made at the shortest superior nttinn
reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
Evening Dresses Bridal Trosseaus a specially
ul2 40 l4th between L and K
Evening star., 1886-08-12

SUNDAY AT BAY KIDGE.-rhe Baltimore and
Ohio management Will run another train To
Bay Ridge, the popular resort OF the Chess.-
peake, Sunday next. August l.. leaving
this city (B and %. depot at 1890 a. IN, arriv-
ing AZ Bay Ridge AT noon. Returning. leave
Bay Ridge at pm, arriving in this city At
1880 pm. The train positively limited as
10 the number OF passengers, SO purchase tick
els early. The attractions at Bay Ridge are
numerous, and better place could not be
chosen 10 spend Sunday in real enjoyable
manner. kOGnd-trip rate only Si.-Aort.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-04
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-04
school Rspor. rsr DIarls. 10. !.

For the month ending Mag IS, No. days
iaaghi,so average daily a;iendanee,s4 5-s;
average number brlonging.s7 No, present
every day, 5 No. not tardy,Is Below we
give the grade only In spelling. Those read
Ing In the s.h Reader and upwards compose
this class, and arc graded as follows Min.
ME Gilson,094 Charlie scoti,o4 Al Scott,
73 Celia Smith. u Emma Story. 50 !;
Eliza Smith, 81 Ella Smith, - Winnie
Mcknight, % Winnie Marks, 90 Ollie
Thompson, 50 Maggie Story. % Charlie
Wallace, O.
Those reading In the 4th and 5rd Reader
compose this class and have received the
No. Of head marks set opposite tho names ]:
Katie Skeily, s +; Roy Miller, ! Ebert
Thompson. 4 Eva Scott, J /; Mack Wiley,
3 I; Ida Smith, 4.
Those failing to obtain head marks this
month arc susa Smith. Ada Cooper and
Maggie Marks.
Those In this class read In tho and Reader
and spell from the same have received the
following headmarks, Anna Skelly, J Eva
Wallace, 4 4; Viva Baltimore. 8: Minnie
Lamar, 3 Adrian Cooper. ;.
Thosc neither absent nor tardy during
the month are Mack WILEY, ,Susa Smith, Ella
Smith. Winnie Marks, Celia Smith. Maggi,
Marks and Ollie Thompson.
| M. MITCHELL.