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Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
notice For Publication No C2Gl
Land Once at Oberlin. Kan,

Land Omco ct Obcrlin. Kan
Oct. IA. 1kSs.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has 0led notice Of hie inteptiOn
TO make nnal pr0of In support OF hie
claim. and that said proof will he ,nasle before
Probate Judge Of Thomas county Ks at Colby.
Kan. on Nov. -, l8E6. viz: William Swihart Is
B y1Ss for the - QY eco 6, town roufh.
FangO = west
He na,nee the following Witnesses to proye
his continuous residences upon and cuitiya-
Peter k Trump. of Copeland kans. .. Bailey.
Frank LaAd. al OF Gu csvills. Kansas.
l. PAfCHIx. Rcxfstct
Goodsoe - &t3sOct2l
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28

Land Office at Oberlin. Kansas,
Oct. IA. 1886
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be madcb. fore Probate
Jud2eThomas Co. Ks Colby. Kansas, on Nov-.G
lSsd. viz: Eugene Lynde II f. .lGa for the Sc or
sec "a. Town south. range 81 west
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Emmett FraZe John Cunning
ham. Jacob Cunningham, Il. Il. Stanton all
of Colby Kansas.
\. l.. PATCHIH. Register.
Ffnnerty 3-iSOct2I
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice for Publication No. 6378.

1NOCIC6 IOT I UUIICsICIOI .NtI. OOJO.
Land Office Mt Oberlin, Kan. Oct. H. 1885,
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge of Thomas county at Colby
Kansas on Nov. 20, 1856, viz: John Watts H. E.
349O for the 80 Or sec 2, town south, range
E west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
WIN. Woodcocx, of colby Kans. John Shining.
Of Gem kansar,
A. L. PArCHIN, Register.
Finnerty 323N)ct2l
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
WillcOxon
Notice For Publication No G256.
Land Office ut Obcrlin. Kans

Oct. Il. ISSG.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named seitlerhas filed notice of his intention
to make communication prOorin i'm support of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
Probate Judge of Thomas county KS ut Col
by Ks, on NOv.I. 1sS5 viz: Seth Rockwell H.
=. No 3is'. for the sc or sec Is. town south
range :3 west.
he names The following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cutiv,.-
ton Of said land. viz: j. W. Crumely j. l..
Stephens. W. II. Archer. Geo. Lindauer all
of OttcrbOurnc Kan.
l. PArCHIN, Register.
II ;sS:i>Oct2l
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice For Publication No. CLIO

Land Office Oberlin Kans.
Sept 20. 1856
Notice is hereby given that the FOLLOWING
i';ined settler has filed notice OF his Intention
10 make hnal proof in supsOrt of his Claim.
ana tnat said proof will be made before Pro.
on Nov. IL. 1889. viz: J. Davidson H 40. for
the sw ar rec town south range S3 west
Hc unine> the following witu..sees Tn mnovo
of said land viz: Nathan Byars, p. Turnev
q: :. Eddy. n. w. withnm. ali OF Coi6v
Porter 4 Hovey So-H Senf 81
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
CRrMY
notice Timber-Culturc No 1858
Z. s. Land Once, WaKecnex Kxps

UCt. D, 1850.
Complaint having been entered ut this
Once ny swan S. Landstedt against Albert
nSpra2Ce for failure to comply with law as to
Ti,nbcr-Culture entry No. SSH dIted JuEe L.
iSsa. upon the sc or See %. town 10 south, range
~ west. In Thomas county. Kans.. with view
to the cancellation of said entry:
Contestant alleging that the said Albert ].
ppraKue has not plOwed. or caused to be
riowed five acre. of ground on said tract
ann during the first year after making entry
tract OF land at the present time.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
a?l,ear at this office on the .O.i, day tf Dec
isHC at " o'cieck. q. IN. to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said aliea.edfailarc
w. *. PiLE!NTON. Receiver
Carson Ts'2 ycf o1
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice for Publication No. 1870.

Notice IL herebv given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of bis intention
to make finul proof in support OF his claim
Judge OF the district court or in his absence
the clerk thereof. Vt Colby, Kansas. on Nov
Q. 1sS6, viz: Vim. Rinklin. H & 1854 for the
sw or section 34, town south, range q west,
He names the following witnesses t0 prove
his .ntinuOus residence upon and eulIivs.
tiOn of said land, viz: NyrOn Lynde, Charles
Pitz, JcfY Adams, of OttefbOufue Kan. JameS
Goodwin SappatOnKansas
Al. PATCHIN. Register.
GCOdSOe 1QASeDt "a
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Finnerty
Notice No 6371

u Luu0 Ouccs ODcruus AUues
Oct. II. 1876.
Notice 8 hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that aaid proef viii be made before
Probate aJudge of Thomas county at Colby
Kansas. on Dec, 3 1850. v;z:, Frank N. Sarver
H. E.. No. I465fOr the sw or se0 II, tO-n, Z
south range M wost.
She names the following witnesses to prove
hercOntinuOus reaidence upon and cultivation
of. said land. viz: Z. T. Watts, Ashury l3rod-
erick, Chas. H. Jones ". Willis all Of Colby,
Kan. A. L. PATCHIN. Register.
Finnerty 3i&Octl2
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice No. 1878
"a Land 0fNca Wsnsano.

Oct. e. 1850.
Complaint having been entered at thja
eeace by WilliamsNcKinneya againat George ".
narrteon for abandoning hIa hsmesteal entry
no. xss. dGtcd yet. 9TH. lSe, upon the nv ar
N In fhOnae county. Kansas With . viev e
the cancellation ef said entry: the aaic psrtsss
are Hereby summbned to appear at this ~ssee
y. m, to respond and furnish Testimony CON
corning ea1d alleged abandonment.
W. II. FILKERroX, Receiver.
A0nrOe y Honkol 3Solot21
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28

Sept II: IeS6.
Notice is hereby given that tho following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
hegiste; and Receiverat Oberlin. Kansas. on
Jan, 10, 1857. viz: Mary A. Hay ID. s. No
3i66 for the ne or sec q town south. range
S W. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz: J. W. Gilmore.
James PasscIl, Samuel Passcll, WIN, H.Arcbsr
all OfQtterbOurne Ksns.
m., AL LFATCHIN, Register.
"hicos"n 2.AScpt.23
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice For Publication 10 GS32

L. y. Land Office. tberlin Kan
Oct Is. 1856,
Motto" is hereby given that the foIlowjnr =
iiaGtu settler has filed Notice Of his inteuri0n
20 make fin:t proof in support of his claim
ard iiia said proof viii he made before .Iudrr
n' District ''onrt or in his absence the clerk
thereof III 'olby K4nS. on Dec. g. lS,G viz:
Town south. range r. west
he names the following witnesses to prove
Ms continuous residence upon, and cuItiva.
,lnii OF, SUD ian'i. viz: james NJ. Summers.
W:'liam y H:lt;or William Su,nmers Ihar,n.
Fisk all ofColby Kansas. '>
\. l.. PATCHIN. Register
+ a. II noeS %
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice Timber Culture No. s447.
Q. s. Land Once waKseney. Kans.

Oct. Il. 1886.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE
BY Wilson Il. Kelse, against Fred Skunk for
failure to comply withlawas tn Timboy-C Culture
entry No. 5l96, dated June 4, lSs5. npOn the sW
Or sec q, town l0south, range Is west, in Thorn.
h county. kAn.as with \ view to tho cancel
latiOn OF said entry. contestant alleging that
the said Fred Skunk has not plowed. broke or
stirred five acres OF ground on said tract of
ln nntxiuIinK the Arst year after making his
entry IN the same. or caused the same to ba
dOIcas required by law. aad the same 10 not
dOneat the present timO.
The said parties art hereby summoned to
appear at this OfAce on the END day Of Nov.
Testimony concerning said alleged failure.
W. H. PILKINr0N, Receiver
Carson 1y.Xuet.2l
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Election Proclamation.
State of Kansas
Thomas County

Thomas County
The State of Kansas, to all to whom these
pre- sents shall come. Greeting: -
KNOW ye That /. the undersigned. Sheriff
authority in me vested. do, by this proclama-
tiCn. give public notice that on the Tuesday
succeeding the Erst Monday in November. A.
ID. I'sG. there will be held general election.
and the officers at that time to be chosen arc
as follows, tO-wit: E.
STATE TICKET.
associate Justice,
1GovcrnOr.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State,
| Attorney General,
Auditor,
Treasurer, ....H
Superintendent of public Instruction,
congressman for sixth District.
COUNTY TICKET,
l Representative,
] Treasurer,
Clerk.
County Superintendent,
1 Register of Deeds,
l County Attorney,
Probate Judge
clerk of District Court,
Sheriff,
Surveyor.
Commissioner for lst. District,
Commissioner for End, District,
Commissioner for 3rd. District
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustee,
Clerk,
Treasurer.
2Justices of the Peace
2COnstablee.
And vote. Of Electors for said ofl,cers will he
in said county.
In Testimony whereof. have hersurts ses
my hand, st my Office at Colby in Said County,
this llth. day OF Oct; a; .. 1855.
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice For Publication No. seos,


Land uflcc ut Oherliu, Kansas.
eert. = lxse.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fIed noticc Of his intention
claim and that sale proof win b made Sefore
Probate Judge Of ThOmaa county Kansas
at Colby: Kans. on Nov. {. lss%, viz: Henry v
south, rsn2c "a west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivn-
Rowland, Gust Leoper, Samuel Stall. all of
COPELAND Kansas.
A. L. PArcHrs. Register:
Parker \ Mcbride <a3lSept.3
NOTlCE FOR PUBLICATION No. iaes.
Land Office NJ Oberi,nKaus.
Notice is hereby given that the the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
his claim and that said proof will Le made be-
at Colby. K's,on Nov. 5. lss6. viz: Ellen Little
widow of VIM. Little h E No. 3bll. for the ne
or see 20, town south. range 81 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cutiva-
ton of said land. viz: A. j. Grice Peter
Gabus. G. n. Hunter, j. Lutgen. all of Colby,
kaSS.
4, l.. PArcHIN Register
Weld Bros 2s-S4Segt2}
Notice For Publication No. 5951.
Land Cfice ut Oberlin, Kans.
Sept. II. 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore Judge Dist Court. or in his absence the
Clerk thereof. at Celby. KS. on Nov. 1886.
viz: f. T. LCmieuX h. E.. No 360S for the
NV or sec IA town s, range IS ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz; Z. DumOnd, A. f.
Miller. S. A. Loop, Eugene Hill all Of Colby,
Kansas,
A. i. PArCHIN, Register.
Porter HOvey 29ASept.2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION No. 5a5s.
Land Office at Oberlin. Kans,
! Sept IA 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
| named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
| and that said proof will be made before Pro
bntc Judge OF Thomas county kansas, at
Colby. Kan's, on Nov. HI 1886. viz: +. Halliday
[ D s No 33ss for the, ne Or sec !, town south,
range 32w.
E. H Haluday having D S2aAs and L. L. Uhl
having H E Sl13 on the same land is lotifed
that nnleSS he appears at the same time and
place their ID 8 aud H e will be cancelled.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz: d. w. Witham b. Cur
well. John Finley, l.. n. Rood, all of Colby
Kansas.
A. L. PATCHIN. Register.
portar Hnvev
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
p & H
Motto. for Publication. No. 637y.

Land Office at oberlin Kansas. Oct, Is lSss.
Soficr IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
To make final proof i'm support of his claim
ana that s':id proof will be made before Pro
hate Judge of Thomas county at colby Kans
ON Dec IL. lss6. VIZ: Bazel Gurweil. :agl for
the sw ar sec ii. town south. range E west
He names tn, following witnesses to nrove
his continuous residence upon, aud cultivation
nf saId land. viz: John WmttsS q. WoOdcock
kansas.
r,u A. L. PArchIN. Register
fhherty :ss3sOctel
Notice For Pnnlication No G2.lJ
Land Office Mt obcr,in Kan.
Oct. IA. 1858.
nnned settler has filed notice Of his intcntion
TO make communication proof in support; Of his
G,aim. ana t:'at said proof will ne made before
knnsas. on Nov. 80. IsS6 viz Frank Ward
west '"ee %
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon. and cultiva.
tlon OF, said lang. viz: Andrew p. Jardi n
Ihomas Reed. Martin W Witkam Patrick #
Turneyall Of Colby Kanaas
Porto, E. nova. a. L. PArcHIx Ren.ter.
IOl.er Hovey 33;SOctel
Netice For Publication No. 6scs
Land Ofice at Oberlin, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
naneo u, se"isr mas nled notice OF hia intention
'n nnk" bnal proof in support of his
ciaimand that said proof win be made before
r obatc Judge Of Themas COUNTY sf CAM
Kansas on Nov. = 1875 viz: Charles ]. Schmltz
3ioO for the NV qr scc 10. town 6 eOuth,
FanRc "a weRt
He names the following Witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivatiou
OF said land. viz: Jacob s, Reed No,uiah G.
SeArthnr. William isrooks. Samuel p. shsw.
all Of Colby. Kans.
A. L. PATelIE. Register.
f0ter 1Ovey 1eNkcpt1l
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
J. A. CASTOR,
Contractor & builder.
COLBY, KAN.

COLBY, KAN.
Estimates furnished and satisfaction
.r,,r,nteed. Parties desiring to build
will do well by calling on me bofore
letting the contract.
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice For Publication No. 623S.

= & II
Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
Notice for Publication No 59lS.
Land Office at Oberlir Kan.

GCOdSOe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

a Dec JOINS 4 BALL NlNE.-A sauacicus
coach deg has for some time given amuse.
nsnt t. spectators 81 games CT ball that are
played by boys on the lake front on fue
evenings. The dog takes Il stand behind
The catcher srd With countcnance express
sive Ct life and intelligence aud active tail
that emphasizes what he cannot speak, watch.
es tor''passed balls" Immediately the sphere
slips through the catcher's hands SNAP i,
made ct ii and the dog darts after the roll
ing ball, which Oh his return he, without
solicitation, drops at ihs catcher's feet.
Whenever the pitcher passes ball the dog
darts across 'the diamond" aud retrieves
1t for him. Almost human interest is de-.
pic:cd on the ccuntenance of the animal
whenever the catcher gets mp under the bat
for close work. Then the tour-footed ball.
player crqucles SIS closely as he can behind
the catcher, aHd by Iii, intense alertness
cuts comical figure. Sometimes the bows
have wrangle as to which side shall have
the services CT the dog. The exhibition of
canine intelligence moro than counterbal.
ancas the lack of ball science shown by the
boys. AflWaukec EreniRg Wisconsin,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05
LOCAL, BEeEEETEES.

JUICE Keith will commence the fall tern
OF the Fairfax Circuit Court on Monday
The Virginia Court OF Appeals met in
Richmond to-day aud will remain 10 session
until May.
There was 6 heavy frost this morning,
ahd Just be;ore sunrise the thermometer
registered 333".
Tie windows Of the new confectionery
store Of Mr.. d. Appich are among the most
attractive on King street.
Mr. Isaac Smith has sold his frame house
aud inl OH the west side OF st. Asaph street,
near Princess, to Mrs. Mary Monroe for
5000.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
lngton yesterday to George Z. kercheval
and Texana Swain, both of Loudoun
county.
There were no coaris in session in this
city To-day, nor will there be till Monday
Eext, When the November torn of the Cor
poFation Court hesirs.
On Tuesday, in Hamilton, LouGoun ccun
y, Mr.. James NJ. Wallace vas married to
Mis- Mary Ann White The contracting
parties are aged respectively seventy. seven
AID ssvcnly-iour.
The earthquake Of to-day WAS lelt by but few
persons III this city.
With the official vote OF the counties of Orange
ana stafford to hear from, which will probably
onaet each other, Gen. Lees msjority in this dis
trict is 1853.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

The CONFEDERATE RE CNIGN .--O,. inn
l., tte threatening -rate Of the Wrn;iiv- ni,
Saturday last, "A much smmiler c,u"h NJ.
t"uG.., the Reunion than on The former &C.
e'-lon. Everything paasca of very p!cas-
Gatiy, however, and there was IN nhuuUauce
of eatatit9 on The ground After the vetar-
ans had marched from the academy to .he
village, tho crowd assembled in the
tourt House and was called 10 order by
Gen. W. ii. +. Lee, president Of Mari Camp,
who made pleasant little address, and re-
lated number cf anecdotes rs showing
the Conf d@rate soldiers propensity foT fun
even n"aer the most trying circumstances.
4 ~" conclusion OF his remarks he intro
duc>;l, "a the orator Of tho day. that, grand
and remarkable old man, ex Gov. WA.
Smith, of Warrenton, who, though in tbs.
ooh year of his age, spoke for moro than
forty minutes and held he attention Of lis
III ;i"nce throughout. His voice wa rather
feeble and indi iinct when he commenced
to speak, but it WAS not loug before he
could be- heard in oil parts of :he build
III. He gave full accouut If Tomuk ms
RAID here, which was really the beginning
Of hOstiities in Virginia. Al the conc.u.
SION Of the Governors speech hIr. Thomas
Moore read the letter from ex President
DAVIS heretofore pubiished) expressing
bis regret at his inability to be present
tUr'tW Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

Ex-Governor Hoadly, Of Ohio, says: ~
am out oi politics for good, and intend to
continue 80. | did not object TO the govern
orship Of OHIO. The position is pleasant
enough. | might take it again fit were
offered to me some pleasant evening after
dinner on silver platter, or if the people
would slip 1T into my Christmas stocking
like the donghnuts used to get when was
child But nm done with campaigning
and campaign work. / do not like the
trouble and the ISLANDERS of The American
campaign, and vii! never run for Office
agaiaI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

Miss DAVIS TO VISIT SYRACUsE.-NIiss
Winpie Davis, daughter of ex.President
Jefferson Davis will leave the Governors
Mansion, where she has been the guest of
Gov. Lee, next Friday for Syracuse, n. Y,
where she will bo tho guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thomas Emory. Mr.. Emory is the son of
Gen. Emory Of the United States army.
Miss Dayis's visit 10 Richmond has been a
pleasant one, AID she will doubtless carry
back TO her hcmeiu Mississippi happy recoi.
ltc;ions of her scjourn here.-Richmond
&de, Nor. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

The Oreriaad Monthly for November has
been received from lis publishers, in San
Francisco. Its contcrts are :: Weigenlied
Little Bddeford, Photography the Servant
of Astronomy, Roanoke, Tombstone, In the
Sleepy Hollow Country, Saturday Night in
London, Chata and Chinita, The Silver
Question, Life in an Ex-Dainio's Home
Etc, Book Reviews, and some poetry.
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lCOM INUNDATED

Let mo suggest 10 nil my friends, old and young,
either 4 walk o. drive to Mr.. Slater's while tho
weather il 5" delightful and while his DIVERS
cry5a%'iicmamS partcularly-arc in such prufu-
Sion and variety, before the nipping frost, OF
which Yc had slight warning last night, dcuri YES
them o! such Il feast for the eyes. They will fiud
Mr. > pleasant host, Mrs. S. an agreeable hostess
ana the daughter an interesting and generous
little maiden VIsrron
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

PROBABLE CHANGE OF DEror.--ft is
thought that at an early day the receiving
and distributing freight depot Of the Vir-
sinia Midland road will be changed from
It's present location, on west Duke street, TO
tne depot OF the W., o. and W. road just
leased by the Il. and d.. as the facilities
there are better, and the location moro con
verient for the city merchants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

Fox SEVERAL YEARS I was troubled with Ca.
tsrrh, have tried many remidies Ely's Cream
Balm has proved the atticlcd desired | believe it
is the only curcD--L. Z. CoEuRN, Hardware Mer-
chant, Towanda, Ia. See adv /.
HAD SUFFERED from Catarrh for ten wears j;
the pain would be so severe that WAS Obliged
to send for doctor. ! had entirely lost sense of
aincil. Elys Cream Bahia has worked q miracle
C. 5. nALLEYS, Binshamtou, \. Y.
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Keep reliable friend always Oh hand"
snch DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has always
proven Itself TO he.
Don't III y dealer offers you n bottle of
Salvation Oil i'll mutilated or dciaced
package, GOAT touch lit may be worth
less counterfeit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

J. is p;""eb's that tho mejo,iies received
by the SIX republicans elected in this State
Tuesday will aggregate something like
2.0O0 or 1900. Iost's majority in the
tenth district will BIO about 2,0nO. OFFER.
RAILS majority in the seventh district was
cut down from $500 TO 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05

nv -ruuuI. BOARD Judge S:ua:; WAS
.,., NJ Il to. ~. |, ctrd tn,mi,er- vino
A. ,.i... the Beard la; night, nn,;
" .a.,, Il ". Wa. + la:ur, e.. va.
..,.u.l, ,r,.r,,.rtt chaiIElni; Mr.. Hu
-uu.,rn h,i"g unanimously recl.c! ca
t,,3n i..c nomination OF SIS Maukin
y .,i.- ,;,.~r there were presrttt: Mes:r-.
s.s.n-,. MA-hlry, Strauss uHt Vincent.
..iuirhI Il 1r't' quorum, Mld Sn;ir:in
,.,.,,,i. u.r' II: minutes having h,c"
..t .'..a .3.d' lis usual report Of =,
lir,:.. ;.. Il SHpi. te!G" from ti:. in
,...T.r ii, -r;:.~.ii,"res a'd frrai:ura, re-
.rr.. Ne 'r1A1s ton" 10 The iraat Il,
W..l ,.tu.. hnA Academy buildings asa
grsnts
Mr. ~.rari... :ruiu the committee sn fl
,...,. si.,i accounts. reported The r,iloWi"g
..#- w.i,i, wria pA; srd viz Walker [,
a., iop, paarl :"r door at PeuboHy, 75c
Lana J.. Clarke. Shades aud rauerng a
,,r,- :5i 10, Thomas Hoy, twelve stoves
tr yutr,t~ hu ,'iagS. and repairs IF cutters.
..r $3.50 -: WEBB, tJr cement was'!in. ~
v,.tia.t"r and Academy, SD
~ast. t=T:se aid - / le he Board i.!r ~
a4.,' 10. Sarah i. Gray, p:i"ciaai II Ei:i
,.n,..} -rn""i it'r II n,u::;:r'> ij"ve ..nS"rct
t.,E i. N.rr.:ln 7'hur'-. Whjc:. % motion
,,Nr. " i t.ra", va" Erdnted Also an
,.,rt1,o.a l.: inn: i" 81 :,rfinit lost for
l..llsa i,ch-"l. a;:d II permit without pay
m~a. oi iG INK for children Of I'll. ma,
glover. Unt - uut # employment, which
w,rr a." granted
AI,o me application of several teachers
,rt.y: !.uak- which WAS REFERRED "a the.
rymmij';r OF Books and prin;E. 10 report
the cos, eir.
A., an application from The Principal q
-auNivn -rioCi for hiiutls + / Scato3 build
iu,, whch Was granted.
On hl- motion the regulations for schools
concerning ~b cnre and taidiness were re
i-rrrI 10 lE: Committee or Studies and Dis.
rpiue 10 suggest amendments ii thaught
cxp.dlrnt
ajteui1H haviu.: been called 10 certain
st.temeuis RESI- ecting scarlet fever among
the children the superintendent stated the
result 81 his Investigation of the mat; ,.r and
,uymilted II letter from Dr. y. N. Jores,
health officer OF the city. with reference 10
the time children We're required to he kept
ont Of school after having hal il pels ,nally
or IL their families, and his scliou in the
matter WAS approved.
4 communication from Morgan :: Beach.
esq, attorney OF III: BIard. relative IT, ;ht.
irht @" the Ses:an building &c, wa+ re
CcV.d AMI referred 10 tho special commit.
Ice on tnat I'll Inc,, ans: nj SD III" Beard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-05
ICOMMuNICATED.

KEEP ON thinking that Malone had moth.
Ing 10 do with tho result Of tho late election
in this State, and one bright morning YOU
will awake to the realization of your err
roneous Judgment Barbour was out Of The
way, and 10 the result X