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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25

At the regular communication OF
Mt. idaho lodge No. 9, A. +. & A.
NJ, held at their hall in Grange
vile on the 10th day of December
1896, the following named officers
were elected: w. NJ, E. Evans;
s. W., G. d. Smith; J. W., A. w.
darlington: Treas. J. NJ. Dorman;
Secy., F. r. Pearson; s. D., X. w.
White; j. D., D. Harmon; s.. S.,
$. E. Bibby; J. s., w. san. Will.
liams, Tyler, H. NJ. McDermid.
C. NJ. Days pioneer livery stable
is q busy place these days. The
Lewiston stage now puts up there
for the night and the mail is ia
ken to Mt. Idaho on blackboard.
The stable il also headquarters for
the Elk City stage line.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
Mining Transfers.

e P Williams to CE Mcguire
Mining deed. Conveys one-fourth
interest in the Cascasca quartz
claim, Florence district. Con.
sideration $50.
e P Williams to H Hamlin,
Mining deed. Conveys one-fourth
interest in the Cascasca quartz
claim, Florence district Con-
sideration $500.
NJ NJ Thompson to Fl Hamlin.
Mining decd. Conveys one-fourth
interest in the Cascasca quartz
claim, Florence district. Con-
sideration $500.
NJ NJ Thompson to III Hamlin,
Mining deed. Conveys one.fourth
interest in the Cascasca quartz
claim, Florence district. Con.
sideration $500.
Henry Edmundson to Abe L
Harchelode. Mining decd. Con-
veys one-fourth interest in the
Monday and keystone quartz
claims, Florence mining district.
Consideration $500.
w ] Tracy to Frank McGrane.
Mining deed. Conveys one-half
interest in the Helen E quartz claim,
Florence district. Consideration
$500.
II Atkinson to D II Sassen-
berry. Mining deed. Conveys
one-half interest in tho Lombard
quartz claim, Florence district
Consideration $40.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25

An original pension has Just
been granted to John Hanson, Of
Fairview.
w. B. Houston has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Newsome,
vice j. G. Chesebro resigned.
Hugh O'Kane, our merchant
tailor, is enlarging his business
premises by the addition of re-
pair shop.
A new post Office called Ever
green has been established in this
county with tri-weekly mail SER
vice from Clearwater.
George Riebold arrived from
Warrens Saturday with a 81, 900
bar Of Little Giant bullion. He
proceeded to Oakesdale Monday.
Work on vonBerg's brewery
building on east main street was
commenced this week and the
frame work is now up ready for
enclosing.
Hon. j. w. Turner, our senator.
elect, was a visitor from Cotton.
wood this week and in company
with Mr.. Fulton will leave next
week to attend the legislative SEES.
sion.
The agricultural experiment tai
station in this county is fraud
and farce. Let the university
regents shut it down, sell the land
and refund to the citizens the
money spent in its purchase, and
we will call it square.
The Columbia Fine Gold Saw.
ing company, operating on Shorty's
Bar, below White Bird, was at.
tached this week for wages. SAM
Goldstone holds mortgage on the
plant, and the question is before
the courts for settlement.
In its own way the FREE Press
has steadily and persistently tried
hard to invite capital and enter.
prise to the mining camps of thi.
section, and has spoken over ant
over and over again with almos
tiresome iteration of our rich colo
fields. The present year show,
material progress in the right di
rection, and now that the vince
is started it will doubtless keer
moving of its own volition and mo
mentum.
A letter from Warrens say,
that there are SO inches of settled
snow in the camp and more fallins
all the time. The freight team,
are unable to get in and all effort,
to pack goods in on mule bacl
have failed. Kelly & Paterson,
freight is at the Payette lake, ant
Henry Grostein has stored his a
Adams camp, between Grangevill.
and Florence, making provision
and supplies, especially powder
and candles very scarce. Tn.
mail arrives very irregularly from
Meadows, generally two or thfe.
days behind schedule time.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
Clearwater Items.

Mr.. Gibler, of Kansas has re-
Gently arrived.
The absence of snow is very
pleasing to stock men.
The Robbins Bros. are trapping
on the head of Clear creek this
winter.
BoRN.-To Mrs. Jessie McPher-
son, big girl. Jess is happy
man now.
AL Glen the trapper, was down
with a fine lot of furs for shipment
on Sunday last.
BoRN.-To Sheldon and Mrs. Nc.
Pherson, fine boy. Mother and
child are doing we'll.
VIM. Coram was here Monday
picking up his stray cattle and
buying when he could find any fol-
sale.
Barr and Leet Stewart have ia
ken a contract for getting out 1O,-
600 shingles for James Stuart, the
government surveyor.
Charley Youngberg arrived
from Dixie a few days ago and will
spend the winter among his old
friends in Clearwater.
Marion Kinkaid gave MS a pleas.
ant call Saturday, but did not stop
long. Wonder what the attrac.
ton is down the ridge!
The Clearwater young folks can
furnish as fine an entertainment
in theatricals as any other troupe
in the county; we except none.
G. B. Stuart gave the young PEG.
pie a pleasant little party las,
week, at which they indulged-in
tripping the light fantastic to theil
hearts content.
Geo. Robertson's little child had
the misfortune to fall from the
porch and dislocate its wrist, but
we are happy to report the little
fellows recovery.
Frank Ruark, who has been sc
low with appendicitis, is rapidly
recovering and is able to sit NJ
for short time each day; his
friends will be glad to see him out
again.
l.. U. Williams has been on thu
sick list for the last ten days. The
grippe got grip on him and used
him pretty rough, but with the
help of DIR. Busey he pulled
through.
Some Of our bachelor friends
have been to Grangeville after tn,
Christmas jug. The old boy.
must have their little time tht
same as of old, and who shall say
them nay.
Roy Gully has again returned t.
the bosom of his family; he ha.
been working for the Iron Crown
Mining company, of Newsome
and has great faith in the future
of that property.
Messrs. Snyder, Quinlan ant
Thornton from the prairie, hav.
gone to Elk with another load O
freight. Who says now that tn,
Elk City wagon road will be M
benefit to the farmers of Idaho
county? Look at the hundreds Of
tons of freight that have gone over
the road this fall and the immense
amount yet to be taken in.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
THE FREE PRESS
oRANasvILLE. IDAHO.
FRIDAY. ]: 8: DECEMBER ri. 1895
y -7-77-
CeuCsrnAng Deputy County OF.
AclnlS.

Az . member Of the constitu.
tionsl convention the editor of the
FREE PRxss has steadily held that
the promiscuous hiring by county
commissioners Of deputies for the
sheriff and clerk was . clear VIOLA
'tion Of the constitution of the
istate. The decision of the su-
preme court, published last week,
'sustains our ,oltention. The con-
sstitutional convention aimed to
'allow for differences of urea, ETC.,
In the several coanties. In a
county like Idaho. Of m sgnificent
distances and m. untain trails, the
circumstances are 1t ,gether differ
emit from counties Ike Ada or Cam
yon, or . dozen o hers, which can
be tIav led from end to end in an
hours railroad ride and COM
pletely covered by . days travel
on q blackboard. In such counties
a sheriff7s deputy 10 superfluous
sand the supreme court has SO de-
cided. But In idaho county,
where the sheriff is liable to be
absent for days ut . time in serv-
ing papers in our distant noun
tain settlements, a deputy sheriff
may be necessary and indispensi-
bile. The provision Of the consti-
tuition authorizing the appoint
iment Of deputies for the sheriff
;and'CIerk was expressly designed
ito cover these large counties. The
constitution seys: Section Q, Ar
ticle l8: t ,f
1.-THE sheriff, auditor and recorder
'ahd clerk Of the district court
"shall be empowered by the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25

To T. p. Swarts, copartner In certain vat.,
right and mining ditch situated in lake cfeei
mining district, In Idaho county, state OF Idaho:
J. n. Aucbinvole and 7. D. swarts. You Ar
hereby notified that the undersigned, hayins
done the amount OF One Hundred and Fiffv
the safe property. your share OF said work be.
Ing the amount Of Fifty t95o.0o); now n the
said amount Of your share q not paid on or Be.
erty shall belong to me for the work dom
thereon. PgfgR Bnorr rvnr,.
NJ. Idaho. Dec l6, 1896
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, :.

LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK j CHENEY makes oath that he 10 the
senior partner of the firm OF r. J. CHENEY Co,
and State Aforesaid, and that said arm will
pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls CATARRn CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9Th day of December. A. D. 1886
A. W. GLEASON,
skAL Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the ~ item. Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Halle Family Pills are the best
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25

We are spending more
than our profits on .SchtL
hngs Best tea to get you to
try it--just to try it.
Your money back if you
don't like it.
At grocers' in packages.
4 SchilIing q Company
San Francisco 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
Merry Christmas.
Eggs are still scarce.
Christmas ball tonight.

OnTlStnuS Ddll tOulSuU.
Soft roads and late stages.
The days are getting longer and
colder.
Hugh Taylor was over from Cot
tonwood Monday.
A happy and prosperous New
Year to all hands.
William Clark of Council valley,
is spending the holidays here.
We take butter on old subscrip-
ton account to the FREE PRESS.
DIR. H. V. Riggs and wife have
returned after an absence of several
months.
Large numbers of people are in
town from all parts of the county
to pay taxes.
Great reduction in millinery
goods at Mrs. Schmadeka's.
wish to close out my stock of hats
in the next 80 days. Call at once
and get a good bargain.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT LRwrsroH, IpAHo)
v..,. Nobember 8, 1896.
Notice 10 hereby given that the followin~
named settler has fied notice Of his Intention
20 20 make nnal proof In support Of his claim. I'D
Judge at MI. IDAHO Idaho, on D ecember a
ANDREW J. McQUADE.
LOT the SEA SEA Sec Is, NEL MEL Sec q. WI
NWH Sec 70, Twp o. NkIE BM
He names the following vitnehses IN nrov.
his continuous residence upon and cuifivstior
OF, said land. viz: @''on
Henry J. McFadden. Thomas Pearson, Joh n
w vnhn,meci. Lee smith. all Of Idaho county.
b. ?. MoRRIs, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25

TO II. x. MOORE AND ALL orRERs:
Notice is hereby given, TO all whom Il may
concern. that decline TO be held responsible
ior any work done. or authorised 70 be done
~ y. =: Moore upon the Bear Track Quart
lining Claim, situated IN Florence mining
District Idaho county. Idaho; and further no
quartz mine shall not be held for any labor
done or improvements made or aushorised "a
be done or made BY said n. K Moore upon
ss,d Bear Track quarts mine, - said Hear
Track quart. mine Is my personal property.
All persons interested are hereby notified "a
govern themselves according TO notice posted
on said mine on November ID, 1885.
Grangeville, Dec. 4, 1896 1;
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25

Notice Il hereby given that the foliovin.
Idaho county warrants will be paid on presen.
tetton TO the County Treasurer, ct his once In
Mt. Idaho. Idaho. towit: oe ~
Current Expense fund, series OF 1892. No.
lo4 to LOO inclusive. N'os
Current Expense Fund. series OF 1895, Nos.
to IA inclusive. ''Se' Az
2, A. D. 1907. seA
D. A, wrLsoN. County Treasurer.
Dated ct NJ. Idaho, Idaho. Dec. q. ~.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

william Hohaus. n. =. No. -.
LAMB OvvIcB At LswlsToN. fDAne,l
nor. -, lsoe.
Notice e hereby given that the iellegtec
nsme1 settler has o!0d nottoe Of hig. ilee1gs.
20 MAKE nnal proof In support Of hi6 eI1os
ana that said proof will be made before tfos
pate Judge 1t NJ. Idaho. Idaho county, ieeAo'
on January .. 1895, Wis:
WILLIAM HOHAUe.
q q the MA NwN and NJ NEH. Sec H. Tp
!. He names the i0llcwing witussess = y!oys
MS continuous residoooS upo0 auA ou11evnaoe
Of said lAod, Wis:
william H. zumwalt, Wuliam Il. seba!9ass
aoun 2. Arnold. Msuuol v. eebas1aan, al y
a70 ~ 1el1IA nsokplr.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25

H 1nsot and Gheapest meat
market in the reservation country
IL kept nv Joseph Coz. Stuart,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
M. f. Church Announcement

M. e. Church Announcements.
Subjects for next sabbath, "The
Efficacy of Prayer" Luke 1871,
and Numbering Our Days."
Ps. 9O:12.
The Epworth League will be led
by Rev. w. A. Hall, "The Ever
present Christ" Matt. 1920, Acts
ILL, Heb. 1873, Rev. 1:17-18.
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.
Dec. "a, 1896 at $3.50 D. m:
singing, An Hail the Power ofJesus Name.
Merry Christmas Ali" '.'''..Aes '" a; c ha
"A Christmas Greeting. .......... James Wood.
"The Wonderful Star" C6oir
The Reason Why. Eleven children
Merry Christmss". ......... Choir
.fhe Night Before chri.tma." Lei. ss sse snsT
The Night After Christmas". Pearl Davidson
Rev. Nm. {. S Mi.cheil Prof s. 3
.c sseinlmse!, Mrs. ". A. Hall. Wnifrsd hall
"No Room" 49,. Grace schmsdeis, MsSIe
- Graham, Edith. Klussman. Bessie sherwin.
"Christmss Bells March" ........
err. Mrs. N. Maude Mitchell
"Ths Secret Of the stars" . u e'e'ninser
,...Junior Epworth League.
Santa Claus Agent -. 49,. Georgia Reed.
annie and willie's Prayer" lpantomine)
Hall. Alice McDermid and Frank WOOD.
Santa Claus. ' '' ''' 49, ''onof
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25

We take wheat and barley at
market price on subscription to
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-25
YorlcE yoR rIxBs. CULTURE Psoo1

Hclsey Wiekan, I. 6. Ne. -.
LAND OFFICE At LDvIs1oN, IDAnAv
Nov. n, roee.
Notice 10 hsssby given that the follovine.
named settler has nled notice OF his intenuo.
and that said proof will Be made before FRO
>, 1897, vis.
HoLSEY wIcKAM,
Tor the SEL, Sec %, TIP 81, Nk ., = B n.
He names the following Witnesses 20 prove
Of said land. viz:
~, Louis Weber, Albert Weber, Jane, :
s,osn, Coleman T.. Ksrles, ~ OF 0fangssises
B.P. Mossis Rseistss.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-07-10
State Teachers Association.

The annual m"cting Of the Maryland
State Teachers Association will ne held
at Dee Park, ,iuv llth continuing three
days
The first DAYS exercises will consist Of
an address IF welcome by Hon Gilmore
S Hamii, Of Oakland, response by Prof
NJ Bates Stephens. Of Denton. and the
president ; address hv Prof Charles f
Raddatz of the Baltimore City College
On the following day papers ON these
su hiects will be read. A Study of II For
sn English Poet" Henry : West of
Baltimore City College; History in Our
Public Schouls." j y Zimmerman, of
Willalnsp"rt. and "physical Culture" Miss
F A. Wclhy. of Easton \ discussion of
the papers will be opened by Prof Alex
ander thaplain Of Easton.
July 10th :, paper on The Parent and
the School will hc read hy Hon Milton
G. Urncr, nf Frederick The Function
of Classic IN Liberal Education will
form the subject Of paper by Prof ii ID.
Beachcv, Of Thurmnnt, and Il paper on
Know ledge and Education will be read
by Hon. James VI Monroe. of Annapolis
Hon. John ). Wirt, Of Elkton. will also
read a paper The program will be diver
sited with instrumental and vocal Music
The State board Of education will meet
at the SAME time tu eject Il principal of the
State Normal school
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-07-10

! There will he Il game of basc bali be-
| tween the Marlboro and Dunkirk teams,
| at Pindr!i's, Ann, Arundel county. TO-
! morrow.
| The State Comptroller has made the
annual distribution of the Free School
Fund, payable July 18th, 0ndcr which this
county viii rcreiv" S2,lc4.4
Mrs Norton and her daughter, Mrs.
Nancy Rawson, who have been renting
The house Oh the "Nihl' estate HAY" gone
to Takoma, state of Washington.
Col Joseph II McKibhin, the manager
Of Marshall Hall, Il well known resort on
the Potomac River opposite Mt, Vernon,
died last Thursday morning aged II Years.
The Services at Trinity Church, next
SUNDAY. will be as follows: Holy Com
muniun at i, 81 Il. m, Morning prayer and
sermon at II o'clock, ChiIdrens service at
1 r. m
The postponed sale of cake and ices
the Town Hall yard tomorrow afternoon
beginning ut 1 O'Clock. The following ladies
will he in charge Mrs Fred Sassccr, Mrs.
James Harris and Miss Jennie Fritch
The Samagundi will meet ext We'd
ncs,lay at the home of Mrs Fred Sassccr
at ) o'clock. The last meeting WAS
ut "Kcokuk' the home of Miss Susie
Clagctt and was one of the most pleasant
SO far held, several novel and unique
features having been added t" the pro-
grammc "f entertainment
The game of base ball between the
Marlboro and the Wcstphalia clubs last
Saturday, at Fnrestvillc, WAS won ny the
former by score of II to 10. Rain inter
fcrei in the last half Of the seventh i'll
ming and the game was called back to the
sixth The score by innings is as follows.
Marlboro ................ , J q "-11
Wcstphaiia. ........-.....4 ; o 3-lo
The Board of Supervisors Of Election
met ON Tuesday and appointed the Regis
tration Officers, Judges and Clerks rf
election The list will he found else
where They also gave the contract for
making the Registration books to J w.
Bond X Co. Of Baltimore The next
meeting will be on Thursday, August It'll
We are gladto hear that our Young
friend Mr. David J Wilson. eldest SON of
Mr. J y W Wilson, of this town. has in
vented new and useful improvement in
adjustable book supports, upon which he
has secured a patent Our thanks are due
for Il copy of the specifications Mr. Wilson
has for some years been book keeper for
the well known firm Of b. Il Earnshaw
& Bro, Washington, ID. E..
Richard King, Il tenant on the farm
of Mr. Robert \. Clagctt was before Justice
Harris on Wednesday, charged with max
ing an assault upon James Crook on the
18th of July Mr. Crook is in a very prccar-
ious condition and it is not thought that
he will recover The Justice declined to
receive bail for the prisoner. but committed
him to await the result of the injuries re
ccivcd 10y Mr. Crook
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-07-10
Wedding Bells.

A correspondent sends the following:
Rev. William Stevens pastor If the Forest
Grove NJ. f. Church South. and Miss Kate
Mont gomcry, of Richmond. took place at
the brides home in Richmond Va. The
bride wore Il very handsome costume
After the ceremony they started for Wash
ington. Mr. Charles Randall and dau ghter
met them and took them out tn the ,'oun-
try home. They reached the Parsonage
at eight o'clock where many friends await
ed to receive them and offer con@ratul :
t ans. Here they also received some
handsome presents After the reception
ice cream and cake were served Among
those present were:
: Rev. Mr.. Orem and wife. Mr. Enos
Humphrey and wife. Mrs Frank Padgett
Mr.. G. W Randall, Mrs. Jennie Duckc,t
and daughter, Mr. Ben Duckctt and wife
Mr. Rufus Bell aud wife. Mr. William
Biager and wife, Mr. Scott Armstrong and
wife, Mr. Edward Thomas and wife, Mr.
Viii Beall and family. Mr. Sprig Bcall and
wife Misses Tc>sc Schiller Nav Mari
Estella and Cora Humphrey. Lille and
Florence Randall, Frances and Rosa
Thomas, Nellie FrasicI. The vouhg gen
tleman were. Mcssrs Charlie Thomas,
Arthur Frye, Albert Randall, Price Schu-
Ter, Earnest Brown, and Il host of others.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-07-10
Local. BREVITtE :.
Miss Gcddcs, of Washington, /

Miss Gctllcs. of Washington, is visit
ing the family of Mr. W / Hill
The pensioners If the county VIII
receive their pensions after the 2lst inst.
Miss Bessie NarIng has returned home
after ii visit of several months in " Washing
Miss Ncnia wilson is Oh Il visit to her
relatives Iii The nei"hbnrhnod of West
wood
Mis- Addr Trahand, OF Baltimore
has been visiting her brother. Mr. John II
Traband
A rolored Camp Meeting will begin
here next "Wednesday ana continue until
August :'!'i
Mrs. Helen VI Rothstcin, of Baltimore
is paying her usual summer visit in this
neighhorhond
Mr. W \. Burgess, Of Washington
spent the 18th of JuIv with his friend, Mr.
Gardner Coalc
-McssrS William aud Mark Radncr, Of
Philadelphia are the guests Of Mrs vii
liam Il Clagelt.
Mr. Theodore Hunt is quite sick at
the home of his s"ninIaw Dr. 7. L
;,sSccr, Warinrt
-Baugh X Sons Company are offering
high grade fertilizers at low prices see
their advertisement
Charles }. B"napar,r, Esq, Of Baltl-
more spent last Sunday al Weston his
beautiful farm near here
Mr. and Mrs Robert ) Hall Of Baiti-
more, are spending the summer with rcla-
tircs in this ncighhorhOud
Mrs. jackson. nt Baltimore, and sister
spent last sunday with THEN mother Mrs
! { I Wood, 1T F"rcstvilIr
Mrs. shaw and daughter Of Washing
ton, spent Saturday and SUNDAY with
their cousin Mr.. Wm \ Roder
The members 81 the Marlboro Base
Bal! Club are requested t. meet for IN
I,nrtant business Thu evening AT ) @ clock
The Pawncc Concert Company have
been Giving pleasing entertainments thi~
week IN their large tent They have Il
good show and merit tnc PATRONAGE -
literally bestowed by our people
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-07-10
xoeol ano ilesonal.
Meeting OF trustees.

The trustees OF the Marlhnro' Academy
met yesterday aud collected the present
teachers fni the ensuing year
They also passed the following rcsoln-
tions
Reno'c.f, that it shall be the duty Of the
Principal and Assistant of the Upper
Marlboro Academy to make quarterly Il
report To each nfTruStecs OF said Academy,
III which shah he stated the number of
days Taught, the number and names of the
students on roll, and the attendance made
by each
Re niefd that the Trustees shall at all
times be pleased to listen to any suggcs-
lions concerning the Academy or its
mana cement coming from patrons of the
Academy or investigate. any complaints
that may hc made by them, but we wish
no Interference from those in no way
connected or interested in the school.
X sniefc, that from this date corporal
punishment shall be abolished at the
Academy
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-07-10

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