The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-11-12
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
SESSIONS OF THE COUNTY AND
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
The Board of Health Met on Wednesday
and Considered Sanitary Matters "A
County School to be Closed on Account
of Dirhtheria and Another Disinfected.

SouitJ SSnooi W uS IlUSSu Ul AlSUunl
of Dirhtheria and Another Disinfected.
The School Commissioners were in session
on Monday. The Secretary reported that he
had secured the necessary banks for the rt =
port OF the standing of each pupil, and is now
ready to deliver the same 20 the teachers.
Judson's 1.-The Young American" was
adopted as text book on Civil Government.
The Secretary was directed to correspond
with the Hon. J. NJ. Forman, the Director OF
Institutes, as to the coming teachers in
stitute.
The Treasurer reported that he had re-
ceived to date ;.j4 80 for the Lafayette Mem
orial Fund.
The board will meet on November 22d, to
pay teachers salaries. All reports must lie
in the hands of the commissioners by Satur-
da>, November 19th at the latest
The Treasurer was directed to pay to Miss
II. McCardeII the sum of SO co for library
purposes, she having raised 513 90 for that
purpose.
Tn" following were appointed assistant
teachers: John r. Anderson, Jr, High
School; Louise p. McCay, No. 2, 7th district
Beulah CresweIl, No. 3, Sth district.
1t was decided to classify the North Eas
school. 1t has eight grades; two more viii
be added.
Owing to the diphtheria school No. 4
District 5, Miss Clark, will be closed i
definitely, and school No. 2, District 5, Mis-.
liutter, for disinfection.
The Board will not pay bills of any kint
unless the work Is ordered by commiseioL
er or examiner, befoie it is begun.
The following bills were ordered to be paid
W. j. G, Dulaney Co., Books. s.........: :4sS 3.
" Stationery. ll9 D.
Logan Bro. Co, coal, Sixth district 302 Il
- " Eighth district. 3O2 Is
Ninth district. 16l 81
samuel Logan, cleaning, No. 7, Third ) OC
X. j. fiIlinSame. repairs. No. s.
Second Observation-Disclosures. 6 OF
". Jackson, coal seventh. 239 II
j. w. Morgan, repairs, No. 5, Second. 2l:
n. q. Wells, repairs High SCHOOL,. u;
Cecil wing. stationery. - 0C
& A. Mckinsey sundries, No. 7. Sixth 3 8:
j. IL. Moore, incidentals. No. / Fourth ! 5(
J rssc Janney. cleaning, No. 10. Fifth 3 81
}. IL. Steele coal, First. .............. 2G3 q
Bertha Biddle, cleaning, No. 3. Fourth > OF
Andrew WoodalI. repairs, No. /. First q
Maryland Water Co., rent, No. 3,
Third and High. Observation-Disclosures. 60;
p Anderson. painting, Nos. 4 and s,
FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so Il
John Barnabv, repairs, No. 3, First. 0(
James A. Prarce, cleaning No. ) FIRST 2 81
WoOllcy Il Bennett, repairs, No. ! , col
orcd, Second. .................... 35 2j
WoolIey Il Bennett, repairs. No. 2, col
ored, Second. .................. l5 Ct
Woolley Bennett, repairs, No. 5,
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 sc
Fl. L. Richar lson, painting, No. l3,
Fifth e. ......,..................' 80 OF
W. ID. Bratton, stationery ........... 10 0t
Keys Il Miller Lumber Co., coal,
Fourth ......................... 21O 9;
Perryvile Record, printing. 200
Cecil Star, printing g.................. 200
Hiram Shallcross, repairs, No. 3, Fifth 2 OF
Jacob Rambo, sundry schools. ... IL 4(