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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

A CORRESPONDENT writes that, to allay the
morbid thirst common to this season. a small
pebble stone held in the month will accumulate
saliva in sufficient quantities to fully supply all
demands, and avoid the injurious effects Of drink
ing too mueh.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

1T Is said that very nice breakfast dish is
made Of tomatoes, split open and laid grid
iron, skin side down. over brisk fire fur five
minutes then turn for moment and brown the
neshy part Put bit of bHtter, pepper, and salt
over each. and serve hot They are as whole
some as they are delicaia
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

How TO CAN ToNAToEsATonfa should be
scalded, then peeled and put into eolander to
let water drain away from them. They should
be cooked not moment after they are done, else
the seed viii impart bitter favor. They may
be canned IN glass, in tin. or in stone.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

writer IN the Cincinnati Times says of GRO
quet: Life is too short and work too great a
bore, to labor through croquet as through the
business OF nation" From which expression
OF amnesty to the sport it is reasonable to
clude that the feet of the writer on the Times are
not Of the kind Providence destined for croquet.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

Sin0in' Skewi +" by p. Benson. Sr., (which the
or singer Is an exceedingly langhable affair. fG
the feIloEing words, with melody equally
n cbfldhccd's Joys Is ever CRATE.
a svtugin on BIS mother gate.
A eatin candy. g. his mouth
Il All stuck up-noTth TO south.
h other things Ike Ewite vel,
That hahn time tist mere 70 Tell,
But Il be ireDt kwite phoOl:
He' rather 90 % singiD sk5Ti'
CoREUs-
Az its considered very nice
tn skste upon the fTiI up ice,
irnIess YOU chance To fall kervhaek,
& thereby coz your head TO crack
q when YOU 90 from bone 10 dine.
A roasted tifkeys very nne,
Rft still think its more joyful,
To Ro-o-O 70 Singh AkeHL
snm thinks that nuthing's 20 good,
A. oisters rossted, fried or stood.
a uthers thinks, the pleasure more,
A Aiding On q seller dOre-
10 sum thinks this and SUN thinks that,
But All agree there's greater sat
IsfIction to be always he'd,
At xngin skewl, a. hsE sed-
O. sweet the breth of DOGGY morn,
A BLOWN idly thru the koru,
while golden rays Of mistic lite.
Il herd upon the dawn Of mite
But sooperfnOr extatick bliss,
Yon1 always find and never miss.
II YOU viii only mind this rool,'
And always 60 to singin skeWL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

The warden of the Illinois Penitentiary was
fatally injured by the Lamont accident. He liv-
ed compile of days, and before he died eighty
I'VE applications had been made for bis office.
mere were NIFTY candidates for the Office in sight
yet
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

LITTLE WILLIE F., of Greenfield, was recently
presented with toy trumpet, TO which he became
greatly attached. One night when he was about
to he put to his "little bed" and was ready to
say his prayers, he handed the trumpet to his
grandmother, saying, Here, grandma, you blow
while / pray"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

AT recent examination the question was ask
e6 why tho children of Israel made a gold cali
and worshiped it, after they had been forbidden
such idolatry by Moses. A precious little fellow
answered, "because they had not enough gold tC
make bull with" The laughter which followed
Put q stop 10 the examination for that day.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

"SoME years ago." says Old Hank, 81 took a
bed-bug to an iron foundry, aud dropped it into
the ladle where the Ulelted iron was, and had it
run into the skillet. Well, my old woman used
that skillet pretty constantly for the last six years
and here the other day she broke it all to smash,
and what do You think, gentlemen, that ere in
sect Just walked Oat of his hole where he'd been
lying like frog in a rock, and made tracks for
his old roost up stairs! But, by George, gentle
men, he looked mighty palew
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

COOKING BEETs.-The true way to cook beet
Is to bake, not boil it. Thus treated, and sliced
either IN vienegar or butter, il is exceedingly
paistable and nutritious. Boiling extracts the
most valuable part Of this vegetable.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

4 JUSTICE of the Peace in Florida married a
couple some time since. 1t was the first time he
ever did such thing, and he got mixed. He
wound mp by saying, "Suffer little children to
come unto them;" at which the bride. remarked
"Thank you. John, let's. That's all we want
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

Two men, disputing about the pronunciation
of the word "cither"-one saying it was eether
the other i-ther-agreed TO refer it to the frs
person they met, who happened to be an Irish
man, who COMPOUNDED both by declaring Its nay
Their for its aytheT.H
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

A sIERPISG-cAR conductor on Western roaa
had his hair badly pulled because he wouldn'
extinguish all the lights and turn everybody GU
of the car when an old maid was ready TO retire
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

A COUNTRY hoy having come TO Louisville fol
an education, being asked, What is a "strait r
Mortified his teacher by replying at beats two
nairn He is on the editorial staff of the Courier
Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

JOSEPH HARRIS strongly recommends the prac-
tice of mixing say. half pint of corn meal in a
pint of water for each horse when he Is brought
In from the field.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

Lazy to doctor: any tongue is very SORE
She protrudes it, Doctor 20 lady: "only suu-
burnt, madame"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

A FEMALE clerk, in Western Post-office, was
reading postsl-cards
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

Why His FACE WAS UNCLEAS.-Wehe heard an an
ecdote of boy the other day, which illus
trates the honesty of youth.
The little fellow had dirty face, and his teach
er told him to go and wash it.
He went out and stayed for few minutes and
then came back with the lower half of his coun-
tenance tOlerably clean, and the upper half wet
and dirty.
Johnny" said the teacher, "why did you not
wash your facet"
al did wash it," said Johnny.
"Why did you not wipe it, then, all overt"
al did wipe it as far as my shirt tail would
reach" was Johnny's conclusive reply.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

IT was as long ago ss the Feurth of July that
Jones asked for the shoe-hoFn to put on his hat
with.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

NorT by chirape,lisi Tin the country for the
hrst time:) unjust be very painfnl-corn in the
sarD
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11

THE following are two of Sarsfeld Young's
"Fables for Youth" in the July number of Lipin-
colt:
The Ass AND THE LOCoMoTIVE.-A donkey one
day was quietly munching thistles when he heard
the screaming whistle of a locomotive. Pricking
up his ears, he started into gallop and raced
across lots with his tail high in air.
Moral: This fable teaches what an ass be was.
THE MOUSE AND THE GAIA mouse once
peeeped from his hole and saw a cat. The cat
was looking the other way, and happened not to
see the mouse.
Nobody killed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-11
Che fun Of the Ching.
asrNou sKEwL"

rrbe singin Skevl" by p. Benson. ST. (which the sr
rS for SINGER i an exceedingly langhabls affair fOan
I'd on the following words with melody equally gro
tssque.
, 1873-06-28

pr ssnt. and st,1l save 20 per cont. eome OF my
I aay no. Tho buda were good, tho blossoms
andeayca came on, but tho collar of tho root boin8
gtrdlo by Tho freoklng md thhwng, whcro exposed
tSn the nap IN TIC sroc wns exhausted and the trees
go exposed, md am engaged in thinning out Tho
fruit on these trcca pulled mp oil tho troes that
were dead mud ha7o loft some that arc killed. but on
which sof1e fruit may 10 secured.
Prof Cook Of tho State Agricultural College, do
nverod lecture upon insects fnjurioa to etfnwbcr-
f1es AZ prcseni. mr. the Professor "tllcro nro
such Insects, provslont in other statee, may u
'po;ted tto arrive among ua soon, n is
end e, thna 10 prepared to meet ttom" 10 desc od
dioa, slug no., also presented pictures of them It
Was an entertaining and instructive paper. t5.
MI. Bldwe1l road IN interesting essay on seek ag
frnts.
Reports wcre mhde on Frult-Dcnring Bcions, b q.
T. Lintlormsnn, Of Grand Rapttis; On Strnwbe eass
and Canned anil Dried Fruits, BY Judge namsd q;
On Frults Recommended by the Bocfoty for GEN III
Culture, by r. +. Lyon. -,
=, Thia evening addresses wore delivered by r
Helzo, Of tho State Agricultural College, and by eat
took, Of Grand Rapids, on Trec-protcction. t
, 1873-06-28
New Ministries Incubating in.
Madrid and Rome. :.
Laying OF, the New Cable--@1Iappy
, Arrival Of, The Great Eastern.
Papal Bulls Of No Effect In Brazil
Unless Sanctioned by the
Government.
lockout at the Cotton Factories
at Staloy Bridge, England.
SPAIN.

.. J. t. - SPAtN
MADRID, Juno 37.-Tho majority Of the now Cabinet
will probably oonst Of Moderate Fodoral.ots. Il ia
believed Margnll will b President; palnnca Minister
Of Interior: Pascal oaaas, Minister Of Jus.too aa.so
mniaor os Foreign Aroizs: and Gonzales Minister
Of Public Works., " - ','.: !.
Tho Special Constituent Committee Of the oo,tcs
have drawn up new constitution, which c.n,podtes
tho following provtsons: Tho oonatituont 0ortes is
to appoint tho President Of tho Republic hoshnl ap-
point tho ress of tho Executive Council, The ]attor
shall nominate the blanato1r, who must be confirmed
By tho cortes Tho poopo ahal oloct the mombcrs Of
Congress- Provincial Assemblies and the membors Of
out tho Republic.
All ia now quiet ut Hsv1la.
DAYoNNE, June M.-The Oarltsss In Bbno ato I'm
pressing hblo-boded men into their rnnks and Botz-
ing nll tho arma they can ind. Neinforcomcuts arc
landing, aud general rtsin8 In their favor IL antioi-
pated ih Biscsy on Sunday.
, 1873-06-28

:. Special Diapateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, June 37.-Thomas Scott haa porfected
Arrangements Tor ths establishment Of now through
the present air liue which Will 10 carried Into effect
on Mondly next Tho routo will be from here to
Philade}pha oget the old route thence via Lancaster
to York, Pa over tho Northon osntral to baltimore,
and over tho baltimore + Potomac Road to Washing
ton Ths contract between tho Into New Jersey Trans
portation Company and the Air Limo Company expires
no1t fall aftcr which the ronnHylvania Company Will
have tho exclusive control Of tho ne from here to
PHILADELPHIA.
81, Loyls, june M-A convention Of General Super
lntondUnta aud Ticket Agents OF Western and Southern
Railroads met here to-<tay, ad Ind nj informal con.
ference on the pass syHto md classification OF fragat
tariff for general adoption between common po!nta
both east aud west Of tie MTsisHip nycr. Tho sub
{ect Of commissions Oh tckots will also bo iHcusaed
Tue conference will be private, but the results VII! 10
made public A{tqr lengthy discussion OF tho free
pasa syatem, 1t decided To ako no definite action
nnul adjourned noeting to bn held July u, or u'
I'll It IL ascertained how Tho Chicago arrangement
works.
INDIANAPOLIS, Juno 3-O, H. 1sobiuson, 1ato Of tho
.union Pacific Railroad, AaH beun appointed Gen.
cago Railroad.
q. bosEos. Juno 2.Judgo shopley, Of FL The % United
brought By Adnoy Dillon, to enforce Al alleged lion to
, 1873-06-28
WASHINCTON.'
Discovery OF Forged Municipal Bonds
to a Largo Amount.
Important Decision Regarding Home-
steads and The Prescription
Law.
Regulations Concerning Ferry
and Tug-B0ats. :,

ronorp BONDS.
"Asnssa7oH' " W Juno 1.-H IL atated hero to.
n8t thas eome aharpor mas procured from the colu-
blum Bank Note Company Of this city, SITE 600 In Ger
tftlcates nj the nnard NJ p,,ho xyorta ~ , forooa
order Of Gov: Cooks Tho certificates wero all aignod
the frdr and nton TIM ncunltn+ton of thu
|. :. mospY.
An Alexandria paper sasa Col. John 8. nfosby, who
~ h,t ey ~ sea'ofsy @s.ea IN WITH
and that In ,oes t,;n1t San nm. no. ah'a..
~ ua s,"s w. aoe' 'n'n1 een' dfas tae ooc' man IN
LILO country.
THE LIBEL Bu1T AoA1Nsr DANA.
n. 9' or, nescet Z lsn5estsa
e tho board q Yubl works. assinst Charles T.
an tn to III
Guy.
1MroAIAhr t;'l AT To 1ud BOAT OWNERS.
In va!ors parts Of tho country ueggonty
delay taking out lcense and ofton continue business
NV @ a empysa u sa
"a seR 70 INQUIRIES 1oG.rng :hls Hstor he Score.
That Is thor notify tho owners Of all vcssols,
expired, to surrender these documents md
s see net surrenderoa In accordance With
tho si1th 4. lseion of the oct Of 1903 the owners
bccamo Liable to tho penalty theroln prescribed.
port where the alien tonnage-taI could be exActcd
on vessel would Ia port of entry delivery, aud
not mere landing place.
ITO the Assoctafcd Frtss1
THE MIaR1Nu ANoH1vEs.
WAaa1NaToN, June N;-Tho Secretary Of War has
ny yet compleea us Investigation concerntng tho
mont. 1h'0 far ha has made no discovery In that
direction.
The Post1naHtor-denoral to-1ay issued an ordez
authorizing tho employment Of th!rty-six additional
carrtors at IT. Louis With sanres Of $500 por annu
also diseontinuing the Post-onsces Of Carondolot,
Ecard, LoWoll M1llspring and ooto Brilliant, and
eetaos9h8 noat-ohce stations at North and East st.
IMPORTANT uoaRsrEAD DECISION.
Tho 8ecretary Of tho Interior has made the following
, 1873-06-28

build tho Doaton Hartford h Eric Rallroad wcat Of
Waterbury,. Tho Ass'gnces, aeorgo H. Barnard OF a..
nrrror has boon sustained.
ST. Lou1a, Juno 27.-Anotller meeting Of the Bt.
tho appointment Of Charles Shepherd, Of Springfield
No. Secretary md T5casuror. Tho following E1ccu-
York; II. 7. nlow, St. Louis Il. O. Young, SPRING
field, No.; Auguat Hountzo, Omaha; N. j. Moore,
babno Pass. The principal oeo Of tito Company will
was elected Managing Director AMI Financial Agent Of
t!io Board. ubscrrtona will DO opened hore, In New
MEairn1s, june 27.-The first train on tho Pnlucah
q Momrh!s Raitroad, now open to Coyington, thirty
miles north OF this cily, will over tho road to-
, 1873-06-28

LONDON June H.-Tho election !s proceeding in
Bath to-day for . me1nbcr Of the House OF Commons
The aops oro cloeo and barriadoa erected in tho
stTeots, Thcrc ia gruat excitement.
LONDON, juno 27-midnight. Tho election at Bath
to-day resulted in tho sucoos Of tho Conservative can
sosvsttvc, 2,1e4; Mr. Hnyter, Liberal, AHA.
NoHes hAa been gdyon Of f." lookout Of tho COT
sovsrM thousand operatives viii bo thrown out Of
employment,
ThoTe another hearing to-day IN tho case Of tho
Bank Of England forgery. Baron Hothschild and Mr.
hfdmay, Of Barring BFothers, testified to the forgery
Of thelr signatures The Bank has obtained tempo
for recovery Of the proceeds Of two United States
bonds,
, 1873-06-28
POMOlOGICAl,
Reports and Othor Pnpers RcfoEe the
Michigan StQte Pom0l0gicnl Society
.sprem iunb Awarded.

Reports and Other pnpors HofoEe tho
MtCA1gan St4te POmOl0KtCnl Society
-.Premiuns Awarded.
Spectal Dtpateh 10 7,ax rh;too, 7,3buu-
K.,.w.zoo nTich 1,no ~ 1872 ~ 49, pss~.,.1
r.sI.Aa."- - 'Su' o1Ao 4''-n' o.a to'ao'o8ea
happy and interesting adlress on "rhe Farm md
the Gnrden the eaav nj Moacx E1noe,o m tho 1Iiz
49,, ~ 1-,v,t r,,,., - 1r.,.1s Ts. ~ ~.
soi5 ~ 1lu oa''e Ill ha'"'na1oo ooahsy' Valuable
and interesting paper, was road Tho essay wAa de-
voted to tho history ahd experience OF fruit culture In
th}a rco1on nn cnntnne atat,aics NJ nrouct,o, aud
..,os .bo.tn- ~on,,~t.,,1s tme~a.sa ~ %o. n,'" 1e
Aeoso ln posn tao
, 1873-06-28

HEAar's cos1Esr, N. +, June 27.-Tho arent
Eastern, having paid out all the deep sea cabla to
within eighty miles Of HEARTS Content, at O'Clock
this morning, cut and buoyod it. A heavy weat-
southwest gale waa blowing, which mado it in
prudent to pasa It to tho uibernia for aplic-
ing to the hhoro end. It will be
speed and In t. soon aa tho weather 1noIeratcs.
Tho areat Easem arrived hers at o'lock this even
tng having Loft the conVoyR standing by the buoy She
with her hundreds Of lights splendid appearance,
IhsEs arc but fey y1aos. here to witness Tie event.
years ago u remembered,
, 1873-06-28
.tAPAN,

sAr FnANo1soo, Juno a7-The China bringa Japan
dates To June O. Tho plan Of elective Parliament,
analogous to that Of England, failed. legislative Con-
gress takes tho place.
The Mkado wsnts the rebuilding Of his palace auH.
pened on account Of Tho embarraaencnta Of te Goy-
ernment
OF eight educational districts only has received
Superintendent. For tho others not single Supur-
tntendant has been appointed.
The native papers aro calling for the establishment
Of = Lunatio and Founding Asylum.
The farmers throughout tho country aro advised to
adopt American hbor-saytng machinery.
, 1873-06-28
To Ho Hanged

.Spectaa Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
XEH1A, O., june 27.-Wllliam Rohcson WHO has
}!sI h.d h!s second trial for tho murder Of William
aPgWe! ana tho 1urses rendering verdict OF "gut!ty
hi1 sentence today at . .. m, by Judge Smith, Of
Lebanon, Q: Tho time sot for hia execution "a Oo II,
oot~ccn the hours Of 10 aud 8, Whom
askod II he hud anything to say why sem
tenGe O. death should not bo pronounced, cheson
out hoforo year and that 10 did not foar death. Io
oniy regretted leaving h!s family llo .eonod quits
iiuncrant during hia trial and exhibited no trepdA
uon when seutenco was pronounced.
, 1873-06-28

IBDor, Juno 27.-$he mail steamer from Rie
Janeirot juno Q. brngf the following nows : This
brazilian Council Of State haa decided that Papa
hula must have The pacet Of tho aovernmen befors
they can DO promulgated, and thAt sentences OF en
communication are without civil effect In tho Brazila
The Government Of Paraguay rofuses to enter upon
any negotiations With Con. Nitro, the special envoy
Of tho Argentine Republic until the Argentine forces
hEo withdrawn from tho Chaoo.
Tho revolutionary parties In Pnraguay and Entre
Rios are growing stronger.
, 1873-06-28

WARRINGTON, June 27.--For New England, on Sat-
urday, gonto to fresh wtuds noatly from tho aouth
and west and elear or partly clouny wcathor prob
northern portion. For tho Middle States, gentle 10
fresh ind occasionally brisk wnds mostly from tho
south and wcat and partly cloudy weather, aud occa-
aionAl rain Arena over the northern portion. For tho
Lower Lake Region, gentle to brisk winds. parity
cloupy weather. and occasional rain areas. For tho
South Atlantic States, light to fresh southeast and
southwest winds, and partly cloudy weather. For
tho Gulf States, east Of the Migslaelpp and north
clony vaashor aud oceasiensl 1an aress. fer erG tl
Upper Lake Region, winds shifting to tho northwest
and aouhoast, with partly cloudy weather OIL satur
day.
STAGE or WATER.
Daily report Of the stage Of water with changes ID
the twenty-four hours Guiding r. M, juno IT, 1875
, 1873-06-28
FRANCE.

PARm, June 17.-The Assembly has nnnul1ed tho
election Of n. Thusigny, Radical at Nevre.
Tho Khcdive Of Egyt ts expected at Maraoil1es,
The trial of tho suit for llbc brought by the Duke
Do prmont against tho proprietor Of tho Anertea,,
eo3ste for pnbiiah'ng report Of tho proceedings in
court OF Inv In NeW York In which the Duke was
plann, began hare yesterday, and was adjourned ono
week. similar suit against James Gordon Bennett
jouTned,
, 1873-06-28

BERLIN, Juno 9.-The Emperor william, bas ~
covered from lia fllncss,
The new Prussian Court for the administration of
the Ecclesiastical law has been formed by royal DECREE
Anl is compound Of covan judges, five OF whom are
Roman Catholics.
Tho Archbishop Of Cologne and his aufrraRaus hnys
boon summoned to explain their REASONS for e1c,u-
na,1neaang two PRIESTS who Joined the old catl bio
, 1873-06-28
TURKEY

CoNsTAH7NoPLK, Jnno 27.-1n conflict yesterday
botween party Of Porsians and the police, several
were injured On both sides.
Special to tho Forid.
CoEaTANT1NoPLE, Juno 17.-Tho Porto Yesterday
obtained temporary loan Of 900 900 a II poz cent
, 1873-06-28
ClfBA.

HAVANA, June 27.-1t Is rumored that tho steamer
V1r8inlus left Aapuwa4 tho 10th inst, md landed
. cargo Of ar1ms aud ammunition near Nuavitas. The
innurgonta attempted to entor Nuovtaa on tho night
Of the ed inst., but ropulsed by the rantards
aided By the marines and u-of-war in thohabor.
, 1873-06-28
Austria.

VIENNA, June M.--Ex.Queen isabella, Of Hpain Ia
expected ha.o to-morr5F.
a further reduction in tho prices Of admission to
tho Exhibition u contemplated by tho Direction.
, 1873-06-28

Nrw YonK, June 27.-Adyccs from Jamaica to Juno
18 report auothor tiro at Port Prince, By which
large portion Of tho commercial part Of tho place
destroyed.
, 1873-06-28
tTAf y;

:. RosfE, June M.-Tho Ring has requested sigol
lstry.
The cabmen Il Naples arc On strike,
, 1873-06-28

A Regular Communicates Of VIM. .. WARREN
L4pGH. No. a@, 4. 2. A: NJ. wtn bo hold At Orion
oolosk when nastPoss q tho utmost WI
1eeoiTod summons 9ndor tho sos oi tho Lodge, within
tho past ew days, will pay particular attonon this
". b. j. H. DUNLOP. Sectotaf.
, 1873-06-28

1odyo, No M T. IL. Il thoir Ill., oorne1 fS.1s it.n.
a P s .h. & o'is II as n
WorBhipfu Master, UiIAE, H. FIREMAN. 4oo'y.
, 1873-06-28
Attention. Sir Kltirhts

OF 1t. Dernard Comnandory No. a You arc notified to
appear A. yo9E asylum No. l$5 Knslss, Saturday
in9 BE Kntghts aro ceurtouM.ly tnytah to 1oin ua.
j. A. CRAWFORD, Commander.
, 1873-06-28

The re1nhera of II. ". Dt4elow Lodge No. $685. 4. r.
A. NJ will oot At thelE hall No. IL Moth clinton IT.,
on sstarday june At O'Clock sha.p 70 accompany
the Grand Lodge to Lay atane full attendance
Is desisea. u. r. EMiTfI W H.
, 1873-06-28

The brethren Of tho Kosher are hsrowtth respectfully
invited To- attend tho luAaliatiun Of TeutonA dRe,
MlI1auk ooAv Public Inhalation of ths officers Of th
Lodge t&kos plAoo In thu evening.