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Mower County transcript., 1893-09-13
THE WEEKS NEWS.
Tuesday Sept. 8.

Tuesday Sept. 5.
Emln Pasha is said to have been eaten
by cannibals in Africa.
The Pan-American medical congress
Is in session at Washington.
Polk county, Iowa, Republicans re-
pudiate the platform of the party on &C.
count of its declaration for local option.
The bill for the revision of the Bel
gian constitution was passed by the
senate on Saturday by large majority.
Ten thousand more miners in Wales
have returned to work, making 10000
accepting the old scale. About $4,000
are out.
Governor Matthews stopped the prize
fight at Roby, Ind. Militia were in
readiness if the athletic club had per-
sisted.
Wednesday,, Sept. @.
The American Waterworks associa-
tion is in session at Milwaukee.
Fire at Albany, Ind, destroyed the
main business. portion of the town.
Loss $25, 900; no insurance.
One man was killed and several in
jured in collision on the Big Four road
near Batesvi]le, Ind, Tuesday.
The president nominated Mo,itz F.
Bluemenfield to be collector Of internal
revenue for the Second district of Wis
consin.
Cattle and horses in the vicinity of
Delaware City. Del, are affected with
anthrax. The farmers are much ex-
cited over the situation.
Private letters received at Brussels
from the Congo state report that
Kerckhoven's expedition was COM
pletely destroyed after their leaders
death. Twenty white men lost their
lives.
Thursday. Sept. 2.
The Sunday school congress at St.
Louis has adjourned.
Paid admissions at the worlds fair
Wednesday were 172, 765.
A free employment bureau has been
established by the city authorities at
St. Paul.
The Anchor hotel at Mount Olive,
nls., took fire and burned down. The
loss is estimated for $50, O0O; insured for
s35, 900.
Deputy Comptroller Tucker has
authorized the suspended American
National bank of Omaha, Neb., to re-,
sumo business. =
Michael A. Ryan, head packer in the
Excelsior mills, Minneapolis, was acci.
dentally shot while hunting, death re-
sulting in few hours. OH q
The race for the St Ledger stakes,
the second great event of the Doncaster
September meeting, was won by
1singlass, winner of the Derby, I.r,,.ft.4
Friday, Sept. 8. ,S.s s..'zs
The Illinois Glass works are prepar
ing to resume operations. ....-.s.., -
The Fourth Wisconsin battery. held
its annual reunion at Beloit Wednesday.
The business portion Of White Cot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

A rAx ON JUDGEMENTS.
The Populist Idea OF Increasing Tax
Revenues Adopted.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. Aug. 31.-The
board Of county commissioners In Kan
sas City, Kan, at yesterdays session,
issued an order directing the clerks Of
the district and common pleas courts 10
certify 10 the clerk all judgments en-
tered on their dockets that have not
been satisfied. The purpose of this or
der is to have the judgments placed on
the personal property tax rolls 50 that
the holders may be required to pay taxes
on them The order viii be complied
with by the clerks of the two courts and
they are preparing their blanks up5a
which to make their returns. The re-
turns will show the names Of the hold
efs Of the judgments, the names Of those
against whom they were obtained and
the rate Of interest they bear The clerk
Of the common pleas court will have lit
tie difficulty In complying with the order.
as that court has only been In existence
about three years; but the clerk Of the
district court VIII find the work difficult.
as he will not only have 10 90 back Ave
years, but VIII also have 10 certify up
all Judgments obtained prior 10 that
time that have been kept alive. 1t is
thought that this order will not only add
to the tax revenue Of Wyandotte county.
but 1t will have a tendency 10 relieve
the court doczets Of many worthless
judgments that cucumber the records.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

VI mfR scRhRRERKA, Director General.
4 rypER OF The BERLIN coNsERVA'
M Court pianist to the emperor
s,,,l prussian Professor" is recognized
Iprope and America as the most thor.
.,A,y representative OF the modern sehooi
German musicians
PROF. A. HAEvERNIoK. graduate un-
N Ku.lak, Berlin Conservatory. ten years
r,,s,or In Imperial Conservatory of Rus.
\, Scr the Education OF the Nobility"
a, probably educated a greater number
the daughters Of noblemen than any
nan living.
PROF. A. +. GUERNE. graduate OF the
Royal Conservatory OF Music of Stuttgart,
iwc years professor In same Conservatory,
I've FEARS professor IN the Conservatory In
Aberdeen, Scotland, where his pupils
stood first over all centers Of the King
dom"
Extract from Diploma: ''Nir. A. n.
Guerne passed through the various classes
Of harmony, counterpart and musical
forms, and his compositions show correct.
hess, sknl and mastery Of form. Prof
Guerne taught 10 the Conseryatorium, and
proved himself thoroughly successful
teacher Of VERY ADVANCED PUPILS
Prof. Dr. Faisst, Director of the Consery-
htorlum, Prof Dr. Lebert. Prof. q. Lin
der, Music Director Royal Conservatory
Stuttgart; 10Th October, 1871" Prof. Il
severlin."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

,iMr' Arnold Guerne Is thorough ru-
. s.a,,I' an accomplished pianist and or
sSis. an eminently successful teacher;
nn,n,,niisthklng, conscientious and liked by his
Supats' Ills pupils passed last year Edin-
Ill University examinations first over
W centers In the Kingdom Jane Ramsey,
~. 1885,
PHoF. PAUL oEHLSCHLAEGER, grad
uate or the kullak Conscrvntorium OF Ber-
~ aud many years associated with Prof.
sGnnrwenka In his Berlin Conservatory.
Prof; Paul oehlschlSeger has succeeded
remarkably well In studying the old and
tie new masters, under my personal super
vision and his performance is especially
Intelligent md artistic Ills denortment
was exemplary Berlin. November 10.
1881. p of, DR.. Tn. Kullak Director
'Nr Paul Oenlschlneger. professor In I'D.
vanced clnsses In this conservatory. il a
teacher of high endowment. He unites
with Rich musical knowledge the skill to
promote his pupils rapidly and to gain
their respect and sympathy. Nayar
Scharwenka. Director Royal Professor
and Court Pianist to Emperor of Austria.
'Scharwenka Conservatorlum, Berlin, De
cember % 1890"
PROF. TIthLoAR. ten years professor
In thls Conservatory: distinguished COM
poser, most successful teacher. whose punils
lave three times won the $1,000 prize plano
Is the most existent and popularteachpr
we have ever known.
PROF KUMMEL, graduate OF Gotta.
gen Conservatory; 10 years Director OF
Conservatory at Glnsgow,---a most popu.
lar ieades of young ladies orchestra,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
SUICIDE ms ONLY REFUGE.
A German Soldier Kills Himself BE
cause of Abuse.

BERLIN, Aug. 31.-'Ihc suicide Of a
private in guards regiment In Pots
dam has revived general discussion OF
bullying and abuse IN die army. The
private was the victim Of corporal,
whose inhtnnan pratices he described IN
note for his family
The vorwaerts, the organ Of the So.
cial Democracy. Is quick, "a iiHunl, "a
turn tho incident to It's own account.
In leader Ii directs attention 10 the
fact that the 11-ytar-old crown prince
commands tie balf-cOmpany TO which
the dead private belonged, and there
fore. according 10 military law. Is ans
we-ablc for the whole affair. lsie crown
prince ought to be couri-martlaled says
The yorwaer1s, ard condemned 70 rigOr-
Gus arrest for several months. He muss
not be allowed 10 escape punishment
on account Of his youth. Finally, The
Yorwacrts appeals TO the emperor 10
carry out his sprupulous regard for mill
tary law. and let his oldest son fare US
he would any other young lieutenant
uJder siuilRr conditions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-It ia reported
here today that syndicate, composed
OF j b. Haggiu, John w. Mackay and
Senator Jones VI Nevada have about
coucluded arrangements for the pur-
chase OF all the gold mines aud interests
in the Beance district IN Quebec. These
mines are located seventy-Gve miles
north Of the city ~ Quebec, and are
known as the Gilbert river gold mines.
Mining Expert Dwight Crittenden has
already made a report IN which he says
he has found A large number u gold
bearing quartz veins. any report made
by Crlitenden, who u q practical miner,
Is regarded by mining men as beyond
dispute. and the fact that he Is making
an examination satisfies Wall street that
the purchase Of the HRggin syndicate
Is practically settled upon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
WORLDS PICTORIAL LINE.
Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way Company and Union Pacific
System.

Have you heard Of the wonderful loon
route 10 Chicago aud retUrn2
The Fort Worth and Denver City rail
way In connection with the Unian Pa.
ellie system, (rhe Worlds Pictorial Llno)
have inaugurated a series OF excursions
to the Worlds fair, giving purchaser
tickets via this route with gtop-oycrs NJ
the various watering points in Colorado.
In other words, you 60 from Fort Worth
10 Trinidad, Colorado Springs, MnuilOu,
Pueblo and Denver, remaining thore until
the heated FERN IN Chicago Is past, then
20 on TO the Worlds fnir, returning via tho
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railway
through Hannibal and Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas railway, thus covering en-
tirely different territory going and no.
turning. Round trip rate from Fort
Worth, $50, which includes all privileged
accorded you by other lines
For full information. address
T. j.. LOMAN,
G. p. & II A, U. p, system.
Omaha. Nnb.
j. II. O'NEIL,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Fort Worth. Tgx.
ID. u. KELLER,
g. p. A.. II. W. ~ y. O. Ily.,
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

a. MISS ANNIE N HALL. graduate Of
ne New York Vocal Institute aud OF the
bToym Sonseryatorlum. Leipzig, Germany.
nupii OF Marie Unger Haupt. OF the Royal
opera OF Berlin. Three years Principal
nam IN. ~ University. Voice culture
singing, guitar. banjo. mandolin. Leader
OF Ladies' Guitar and Banjo Club
MISS CHRISTINE wIssNER, graduate
OF me loyal Conservatory OF Leipzig. teach
81 OF .lnno, Harmony and History OF Mu'
SIC mas strong record. Endowed by ma
lure with rare mental gifts. she awaited
herself OF the best facilities obtainnhle In
ms country. Rarely has an American
student entered the Leipzig Conservatory
with better preparation II ia not surpris'
ing therefore, that Misc Wissner grad
uated with marked distinction. and that
IN addition 10 her diploma, the Directory
gave her especial certificate commencing
her for unusual diligence and corresponding
success.
ASfO00 PRIZE PIaR0.
From the factory Of Hallet & Davis. Bos-
ton. to the best music pupil.
~ was proud TO hear Il said In this land
Of musicians that 30 admirable plano bad
never been manufactured In Germany, =
Geo. Bancroft American Legation. berlin;
Awarded TO MISS BLANCHE WEBER OF
Missouri
The nboye magnificent prize to the best
next May Festival. For elegantly engraved
catalogue. address,
A. A. KAEcEK AeHieo no.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

So,hinr pubiish,a trsa ,,c,ut asitua.
tlon, WAnted.i
on nee,,,, a, -.
On tho snnc. az ma s,..s,,. ,.,n ~. w ~,
tertis,,. 80 :, 49,, ~. .,ss 49, /, y"
thu nar.,,s 80. N'.,'- y
pslled n s,.....,,,'. ~ I'M
Of r,ea a,wa.,,... ~ ~ 800
helm ana ~ ,,,,,ss- ~ a,a.,' ~. s's,,'s
NJ ,lr,r. ,. - -, \. - y, 49,,
times me- for persons ecckts, emniovmept.
For advertisements Of ,bla character ths OF.
cess over three lines and ipsert,on. mora ,bnu
three will be CHARGED =, M. ,a,a ~ ona
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01


Is. A. Fielding, Esq, Manager Equitable
Ilfe Assurance Society, Halifax. n. s.
Dear Sir-I have resolved the sOclfty's
offer Of different options gwen me ia
settlement Of my tweniy-pay meii, twin
ty-yeaF tontine paiigy No AT.A $1,000,
on the completion u the tontine period
OH the 18th Of September next.
lon are welcome % quote these results,
which are yery satisfactory 70 me. In
return for the amount J haye paid your
company IN premlufns iso1I-sD. you now
q lieu thtreof. 4 policy for Sls2DOV. pay
abie as my death. on which 20 further
premiums are required AZ the same
time / have also lad the Proteciion Of
5000 Of life Insurance for the last TWEEN
~ years. The cash value offered me ID,
paid, with Interest 90 the rate " nearly
4 per cent. Yours truly
JAMES =. AcClftlRN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

DETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY VA,
- prepares for Government Academies
Universities and Business. For Catalogue
address MAJ. Il. A. MCINTYRE, Bethel
Academy L. o., Va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
GAzETTES LETTER LIST

Advertisers should remember that iettors
diNeted to initials ouly are not delivered
through tho poatoiiicc. II initials are used
they should be directed to tho care Of some
person, firm or postouico box
Llst 0f letters remaining uncniled for In
the counting rocm yesterday at 0 y. m.
rerone calling for them will please eay adj
vartiAed.
Mrs ll-2. Elsaas-i
y, FL. NJ NJ,
Nrfik NJ
lois W. weatherford 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

Treas and Nils the worst dlseased and
aching teeth without pain. Cal aud seo
HE new method 81 teeth without plates.
Corner Main and Second 6troeta, Mnsonic
Teiaple. ron Worth. TsYaz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
$1,000 PRIZE piARO.

SHORTHAND s sS saIG oa p tsasS!
/ ally Lesson EVERY DAY. Entirely new
Plan. Mlller's Shorthand and CONNER
elal College, Houston, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
DOG MEDICINE.

Just received, a fresh supply Of
SPIRITS celebrated dog medicines Of all
kinds at Anderson's Sun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

: a hOm6
vaypm snka
es positions
SErRV ArcoF,Y FAc5rrI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

Professional financial and other cards
special notioca, etc. In thls classified de.
pa'imeut, si,2S u llne PR mouth. Discount
for unio ads and for cash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
rAILoEiSe

m A. FRIEDRICH, MERCHANT TAILOR
ilfiD Main St, nolicits your patronage.
Latest imported goods aud styles %
guaranteed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

co 10 u. n. DAHRAH. ToUnrEENTH
and ltusk streets. 10 pi0rs hopaehpld goods
aud merchandise. firo-proof building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

TYPgwnITEits AMI sufPLIkb.
ss,S>'-->e'-
THE REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE.
writer has been Tor more nan niteon
year,, and IL now, TIE standard
writing mhchina Of the waFld.
Its iateat model ~ pcTfecti9n "
ehlncs. Merchant a iianning. state deal
ars, DhliaBi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
viNAscrAL
sronAon wAnnilousn

REGULAR STORAGE HOUSE FOR FUR
nltufr. pianos, vehicles, trunks, bO1ss,eto.,
new rooms; got 0ur rates. careful moving.
packing, shipping. etg.. estimates flee.
w. y. BiDyon Co. beSoBteenth ana
ittfk streets.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1893-10-20
STATE UNIVERSITY IN RUINS.
The Main Building of the State School at
NermillIOn Burned.

The Main Building of the State School at
VermillIon Burned.
Last Sunday morning the main
building of the state university at
Vermillion was totally destroyed by
fire incurring loss of 100000 to the
state. The building was handsome
stone structure but the flames had
made such progress that nothing could
be accomplished In the work of sub
DUNG them. A portion Of the build
ing was blown to atoms by hot air
explosion. A student named Wallace,
who formerly attended the agricul-
tural college of this city, jumped from
the second story window to escape
being crushed beneath falling cell
ing and was quite badly hurt. An
other student was struct by falling
stone, but will recover. The library,
mineral cabinet and college records
were saved but all the fine pianos and
organs were destroyed. The loss is a
severe one to the state and particu-
larly to the people OF Vermillion, and
all interested have the deepest SYM
pathy of our people. Like the noble
man that he is President Mauck is
determined that the progress Of the
school shall not be interrupted and
will hold recitatiOns Catch-as-catch
can until some better accommodations
are provided.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1893-10-20
Reprieve Revoked.

The physician at De Smet who
made the affidavit which caused Gov.
Sheldon to stay the execution Of
Thompson the murderer, was mis-
taken in his dates and now states
that the examination was made in
March. This being the case the gov
ernor has revoked the reprieve. At
torney General Crawford says new
order from the court will have to be
secured before Thompson can be hang
ed. Gov. Sheldon acted in good faith
and will not be blamed when all the
facts are known,
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1893-10-20

Worthwhile, W. ii. Cory
Warner, X L. DeGollier (sup)
Westport and Ordway: A. A. Nichols.
}. G. Shetland, Supt. Sisseton agency, member
Aberdeen quarterly conference.
Sioux FALLS DIST
W. F. Jordan, Presiding Elder, Sioux Falls.
Alcestcr, w. C. Cleworth.
Beresford, Thcs Morris, (sup)
Canton, Duane Rifenbark.
Centeryille, c. X, Pattee.
Egan, K. Honeywell.
Elk Point, A Jamson,
Del Rapids, w. J Hyde
Flandreau, to be supplied.
Gayvile, A. E. Tanner.
Hartford, W y. Redfed
Hudson, A. K. Carhart.
Hurley G. F. Hopkins.
Lennox, A. e. Newhali
Lodi, S. A. Keister
Madison, j. p. Jenkins.
Montrose, to be supplied.
Parker, Jos. Mottershead.
Prospect, G. b Dodd.
Richland, to be supplied.
Rowena, n Farvell.
Sioux Falls (frst) j. o. Dobson.
Sioux Falls (Jordan) II. W. Brown
Sioux Falls North Mission) to be supplied.
Vermillion. G. ID. Ceworth.
Wakonda and VOn, John Kaye.
Yankton, G. ii. Smith
Locke.
WATERFOWL DIST
Fl. H. Dresser, Presiding Elder, Watertown.
Arlington, .. A. Phillips.
Aurora and Elkton, T. II. Trevithick.
Big Stone City, D. E. Wilson. (sup)
Bristol, Frank Baker.
Brookings, William Fielder.
Bradley, Ii. NJ. Springer. (supD
Clear Lake and Goodwin, II r. knight.
Gary and Revilo, G. o. Walker
Henry, w. F. Minty,
Kampeska, Thos Wilkinson.
Lake Preston, A. j. Northrup.
Twin Brooks, to be supplied.
Waterfowl, w. H. Vance
Webster, Jos. Morrison.
White, S. A. French.
Willow Lake, B. G. Sis.
Wilmot, A. d. Dexter.
HURON DIsT:-
Thos. Simmons, Presiding Elder, Huron.
Alpena, J. D. Allison.
Blunt, John Lewtas.
Burdette, f. ID. Bieber (sup.)
Cavour, II. s. Coon. (sup)
De Smet, Geo. II Burge
East Pierre Ft. Pierre, W. B. Hawkinson (sup. }
Faulkton, VIM. b. Stewart.
Gettysburg, VIM. J. Brient.
Highmore, E. S. Darling.
Hitchcock, j. W. Stokesberry.
Huron, c. B. Clark, ID. d.
Iroquois, W. s. Carpenter
Miller, E. S. Darling
Onida, N. Ash. (sup)
Pierre j. W Pyle
Redfeld, A. c. Stevens.
ST. Lawrence, j. f. Davis.
Washington, Z, f. Dean.
Washington Springs, j. K. NOrve.
Winthrop, o. II. Sproul.
Wolsey, K. E. Dean.
MITCHELL DIsT:-
A. II. Boggs, Presiding Elder, Mitchell
Alexandria, G. B. Warren.
Armour, l. A. Sparks.
Artesian &. ID. Brown (aup.)
Bridgwater, VIM. Underwood.
Castalia, T. H. Hendricks.
Edgerton, L. Heserman. (sup.)
Ethan and Bard, Z. W. Sage.
Fulton, J. W. TAYLOR.
Howard, NJ. z. Nickerson.
Kimball, Jesse Smith.
Mitchell, Lewis Bradford.
Mitchell circuit, r. NJ. StaVeley, (sup)
Mt. Vernon, ID. Barker. (sup)
Parkston and Tripp G.. j. Corwin.
Panknton, o. Williamson.
Scotland, c. E. Wood
Tyndall j. G. Hall.
White Lake, Z. p. James.
WoonsOcket, T. II. YOungman.
Salem, w. II Erwin.
Chamberlain, to be supplied.
F. A. Burdick, Fin ancial Agent Oak. University,
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1893-10-20
APPOINTMENTS:
ABERDEEN DIST

ABERDEEN DIsT.-
Us. Akers, Presiding Elder, Aberdeen.
Aberdeen, c. e. Hager.
Andover, A. Matson, (sup).
Ashton, j. b. Dibble.
Bath. Columbia and Putney, F. c. Mac Duffee
Bowdle and Bangor, A. D. smith
Britton, c e. Matteson.
Campbell Co. and Eureka, TO be supplied.
Claremont, 4. W. Akers.
Conde, G. r. Bieber.
DeVoe, j. B. williams. (sup)
Doland, &. w. Hickman
Ellendale and Frederick, w. o. Gram.
Frankfort, j. l.. Brown (sup)
Groton, w. ID. Deeble.
Hecla, f. l.. Bomaghin:
Ipswich, to be supplied.
Langford, f. l.. Fillmore
Newark, to be supplied.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1893-10-20
.,okings Roller Mills.

PERFECTION Flour is uaequaed and always
tbe same We pay above market price for all
wheat ,rv>-o>,
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1893-10-20
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-10-13

Mrs. A. Coleman, d. II. Warfield,
trustee
Mary A. Perry, w. T. Lynch. trustee
Mary A. Perry's children, w. r.
Lynch, trustee
Mrs. Jno. NJ. Easton, self, trustee
Sarah Addison, Upton Darby, trustee
George Green, M. Wilson Offutt,
trustee
Henry Ridgely, A. A. Gassaway,
trustee
Jemima Dorsey. Samuel NJ. Jones,
j. w. Sullivan, II. b. Beall, trustee
Nelson Dunlop, Upton Darby, trustee
Allen M. Benson, self, trustee
Elias Allison, j. II. Bogley. trustee
James w. Dean, Curtis Kisner, trus-
Tee
Jane Il. Dean. Curtis Kisner, trus-
tee
Susan Ashby. Upton Darby, trustee
VIM. T. Ricketts,, John G.. Stone,
trustee
Catharine Powell, Geo. II. Rice,
trustee
Malinda Selby. j. d. Offutt, trustee
Sally Ofrutt, Thomas Anderson, trus-
Tee
Jacob Weaver, self, trustee
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-10-13

Fourth District.
Louisa Cooper, Hillary Hoskinson,
Ida Ricketts,, T. C. Groomes, trustee
Clement Thompson, self. trustee
Richard Caywood, self, trustee
Ellen Griffin, ID. IL. Wariield. trustee
Miles Smith. w. w. Welsh, trustee
Ellz. Blackjack, ]. $. Windsor, trus-
tee
William Wright. f. y. Watkins.
trustee
William Dunley, u. II. Warheli.
trustee
Harriet Elgin, Winfield osutt. trus-
Rich'd T. Easton. II. V. Easton.
Sarah Evans. self. trustee
Margaret V. Hines. NJ. il. Austin.
Mary Brooke. DIR. G. ]. Maddox,
trustee
Lucretia Butt. self. trustee
Mary Goddard, Thos. @. Trundle,
trustee
Charity Yost. Henry Renshaw.
Rosetta Fisher Il. Il. Fisher. trus-
James Fisher. J. s. Windsor, trustee
Eleanor Fisher, J. s. Windsor, trus-
Mary Fisher. J. s. Windsor, trustee
Asa Fisher. ]. s. Windsor. trustee
Harriet A. Day. ID. IL. warfield,
trustee
Eliza Moulden. self, trustee
Maria II. Beall, self, trustee
Mary Etchison. Hilleary Hoskinson.
trustee
Wesley Harriss. self. trustee
Caroline Bean, Thomas Dawson,
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Eleanor O'Neal, self. trustee
Nathan X. Selby, i. u. Ward, trus-
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Anna Johnson. Henry Renshaw,
trustee