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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-04-18

lsluc-Busincss prospects. The fact
is, this subject is a painful enigma to many
people Compared with last year the work
is behind, and the little doing is proceeding
reluctantly The demand for work is UNI
usually large, and the opportunities to OBJ
tain employment unusually few. The I'M
settled condition of national finances, with
other causes, may have something to do with
the Companies hardness in opening full
work. The immediate prospect is thus
quite depressing, though it cannot certainly
long remain so. Our great country pos
scsscs too many elements of recuperaton
and elasticity for its interests to decay or
be broken up and handed over to the dogs
all at once. Trade must naturally revive as
the pressing wants of the people cXtort
effort, enterprise and boarded currency
May such necessities soon come
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-04-18

The Nonpareil Cook cannot be ercelled
Buy no other until you see it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-04-18

Look Here !-~Beautiful Sets of Teeth
inserted at reduced rates. Apply to
DR.. GAMBLER
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-04-18
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
SheriHFs LiCenseNo
Notice to Merchants, Traders T. Tiers.

Notice to Merchants, Traders & theirs.
4 IL persons and bodies corporate or
/ A polite in Aliegany county, who are or
shall I've doing any act or thing, or shall be
in the occupation of any house, or place for
any purpose, for which a license is made
necessary by thela'ws of Maryland, are here
by warned to obtain a license, or renew the
same, on or before the
LIST Day Of May. Sy4.
Under the penalties prescribed by said laws
for the infraction thereof Those interested
are notified of the following requirements of
the License Laws:
"TRADERS LICENSES"
The amount to be paid by the traders for
a license (thc amount of stock at the prinCi-
pal season of sale to be given under OATH is
as follows:
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Private School.

WILL open a school for Boys and
L Girls on MONDAY, MAY 4th, and
continue in session Eight Weeks.
TERMS: Primary Studies, $3.50; others
ranging from 81 to s..
April At r. Il. SANNER.
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1fyou wish a good Suit and nice fit, 60
TO ALEX. kRATz and select from the finest
and cheapest stock ever brought to this
plaGe-u ID. THOMAS old stand.
J. W. BERRY, Agent.
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We are gratified to learn since the above
was written that prospects d, wn the Creek
are improving. The companies are daily
increasing their shipments, and other work
looking up proportionately. The Georges
Creek Coal and Iron Company loaded 80
cars $500 tons) at their new mine on We'd
ncs,lay-a pretty good days work.
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Appointments

Appoint nlcntS.-A the County
Commissioners session of last Saturday the
following appointments were made:
County 7reosu'er--RoBERT SnRIvER,
=" lrc-appointed)
Tar CoUcrtors-First District, (Oldtown,
Orleans and Flintstonc,) J. b. SToTTLE-
MyER,> of Orleans; second district, Gum
herland-No. and 49, WIN. HALL; third
district, (Frostburg and Mt. Savage,) J. ID.
- ARMSTRONG; fourth district, Uonaconing
and Wcsternport0 PATRICK MULLEN All
with the exception of Mr.. SToTTLEMYER.
:. who succeeds &. E. w. RoBINETTE, are re-
appointed. -, ,. -.
JAMES CUNNING, JOSEPH KNoDE and
: NORRIS WINEBRENNER We're appointed
: Road Examiners to ascertain whether the
public convenience requires the opening of
:, county road from the National Road east
of Eckhart Mines to Short Gap road near
81, the house of WIN. MULLER
- At Mondays session the following gentle
men were appointed Commissioners to lay
of and rc-divide Allegany county into thir-
4. teen election districts in accordance with
an act of the recent General Assembly:
LLOYD LOWE, Esq, of District No. 13 ;
VI. "A. l. ioSl, T-Su., Oh DStrlcJ NO. u, ana
NATHAN S. Frost Esq, of District No 5.
On Wednesday the following proceedings
occurred:
= O,dered, This 18th day Of April, that in
conformity with an act of the General AS
sembly of Maryland, passed at January SEES
SION, 1874, the sum of 90 5 l6 cents is here
by imposed as State tax for the year 1874
upon each 800 of assessable property in
Allegany county, for the use of said State
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Real Estate Transfers.-Th'

Wall Papcr-A large stock at city
,>r;cns r. II. WALSH.
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So will buy you q pair of good heavy
Pants at b STERN's.
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II the rental OF annual value is not Ovel

LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF SPIR-
ITUOUS OR FER i ENTED LIQUORS
OR LAGER BEER.
The amount of licenses to he paid by re-
tailcrs of spirituous liquors OF lager beer are
rs fellows.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-04-18

Real Estate TRANSFERABLE
following are among the transfers of real
estate recorded at the office OF Mr.. THEo-
DoRE LUMAN, Clerk of the Circuit Court,
during the week ending Saturday, April
II. 1874:
Thomas G. McCulloh, executor of Mary
McCullob, to Albert Nanlear, lots No. 62
and 6} IN McCulloh's tcXecutor) addition to
Frostbrg Gronting on Green s'reeD $500,
Albert Vanlcar and wife TO Robert Walsh.
lots above described with improvements
thereon, ST. 200.
''c Nelson Bcall and wife to Andrew j. VIII
lison. lots Nos. and T. in block No. ~,
Bcal's first addition to Frostburg, $500.
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$31 in Currency will buy you a
ticket by Il first class Steamship Company,
from any part of England to Philadelphia,
or 500 from Philadelphia to England
EDWARDS IL RoGERs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-04-18

Ifa cheap Stove is what you want
+ Try the Farmer"
| Or if you want cheaper one
Take the "Charmer."
Both of which are choice, neat and fine,
And can lie found at 40.
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bookkeeping. Mathematics The
undersigned is prepared to give private les
sons in Book Keeping and Mathematics du
ring rhc summer months l.. H. GEHMAN
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The rate for 1878 was II cents
The bond of RoBERr SnRIvER, County
Treasurer, for 100000, was filed and ap-
proved.
The bond Of r. MULLEN. Collector 4th
collection district, for $4,000. was filed and
approved.
A vast number ofappca!s and corrections
have been made during this session upon
The assessment books.
'fhc Board has adjourned until May IL.
The above rcpoNa ere condensed from
Tic .Nc,rs.
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c. BAITzELL co.. "CMEAp STORE" CUMBERLAND, MD.
We call Especial
Attention this Week to
Il full line Of Black Silks.

Black Silk l25 Plain Black Silks, bargain lao l45 Feavy
Black Silks LII Heavy 1885, Bargains
IN Heavy 225, Oand3.3
These goods recommended by the leading merchants and Dress
makers above all others for their beauty finish and durability and
rand with the hardest Cheney Bros
American Black Silks Also Oil Cloth and Mating Room
desire especial attention. The rapid sales with which meeting
those goods enable constantly pattern and goods
Choice selections good all wool ply 1877.
ngan all good patterns.
Tapestry Rrusscls English Brussels.
Hemp Stair Venetian and
in all widths and OOlyard
grades Good Oil CLOTHS 40 and 45c yard good English Oil Cloths
all widths.
We opening fresh invoice of cheap Dress Goods and best brands
Spring Prints Novelties notions All the standard brands of
Muslin. More a less than half value.
BALTZELL SEQ.
IRON FRONT BUILDING 5BATO STREET CENTRE STREET
April IS GU MBERLAND, MD
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Dr. Gambler. resident Dentist, ovel
Post Office.

EsCSignatiOn.-O Friday of last
week G. SLACK, Esq, resigned his position
Us General Superintendent of the Cumbcr-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
after an official connection Herewith of
., twcn,y-tllrcc years This period marks the
heaviest development of the coal trade, dur
ing which the road and its affairs have been
managed with signal ability and tidcl-
ity. The reputation of the c. &. p. r, r,
as IL "well-run road is due to Mr. SLACK
The Times says:
Mr. SLACK's connection with this work,
which extends over Il period of twenty years.
las been attended with such success as sell
dom marks thcadmniStrati0n of any indi
vidual So many changes and improve
mcntS in the management of the road have
been brought about under his supeIintcnd-
cnce and control, that he had long since
come to bc regarded as a necessary part and
fixture of the road. We feel sure that the
general community will hear of this rcsig-
nation with regret To the public, and to
all who were brought III business conncc-
ton with him he was uniformity courteous
and accommodating, and seemed to fit in
to the position OF General Superintendent
20 naturally that his abscl C from that p, =
sition will be looked upon as the disappear
ancc of an old and timc-h0norcd landmark
WE hope the company may find successor
%i,o viii give the same general satisfaction
that Mr.. SLACK did"
With reference to the future management
of the road the -Nc2rs says:
I'VE learn that the du.ics of General SUI
pcrintcndent of the Company will be dis
charged by JAS. A. MILLHoLLAND, Esq.
the popular, ticicnt and energetic Second
Nice-Prcsident of the Company, into whose
department the General Superintendcncy
will be transferred, Mr.. III. }. kENAH con-
tnuing in his able discharge of the duties of
Master of Transportation
All styles of fancy Bows, Ties, Scars,
Collars, Cuffs, &c, at ID. THOMAS old stand
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; Circuit Court for April term con-

;.GircUit Court for April term CON
rencd Monday last, Hon. GEO. A PEARRE,
: presiding.
The dockcts arc smaller than usual and a
short session is expected in consequence.
The Jury in the case of II. \. llU1soN rs.
County Commissioners, returned verdict
Wednesday sustaining the Commissioners.
In the case of NELSON, KIRBY Il Co.,
appellants, as. JAMES STAPLEToN, judgment
was rendered by the Court in favor of the
appellants. This suit involved horse re-
spcctiycly represented as sound and UNI
sound purchased of NELSON KIRBY n Co.,
by Mr.. SrArLEToN for 1925. The latter
becoming dissatisfied, after failing in obtain
. Ing a revocation Of the bargain sold the
horse at auction for $13 and brought suit
for the difference. Justice WEIs gave
Judgment in his favor, from which the de-
PENDANTS appealed TO the Court with the
result MS above given.
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All styles of fancy Bows, Tics, Scars,
Collars, Cuffs, &c, at ID. THOMAS old stand
:, :. ..,- J. w. BERRY, Agent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-05-21

The sensation Of White Cloud for the past week has
been the approaching wedding Of Mr. Jonas Lahmer
chant with Miss Belle Bowers adopted daughter Of the
late Martin b. Bowers As we have doubt that the
affair duly transpirea there harm in making note
of it. The ceremony sc; for Tuesday evening in the
Congregational Church. Rev. VIM. Smith late Of White
Cloud but now Of Wyandotte, to oficiate- Friend
Lahmer has been out in the cold for good many
and although it leaves Pat Shaw an orphan congEtu
late him on his venture Jonas take the matter
very phiosophicaly and when his friends land he has
many estngy refer to the coming nupals reasons like
q Benedick:
may chance have some odd quirks and remnants Of
WIT broken ON me because have rallied long against
marr1age but doth not the appetite slterl man loves
the meat In his that he endure in his youth
shall qups and sentences and these bullets of the
brain awe man from the Of his humorI No; the
world must he peoped- When said would die bach
eior did not think should live till married.
The bride and to their wedding tour
Wednesday morning.
The northeastern portion Of Brown County has been
thrown into eversh excitement account Of the pres
enee Of mad dogs Several have already been killed We
hear Of person (Dr W. p Tesgue having been bitten
At last accounts he had for Atehisop County in
search Of a maidstone.
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TT The republicans thrust at the tel tale last
week was decidedly ungenerous. 1t was cnt at m"n
who worked faithfully them for almost two years at
low wages They felt unable to give him employment
longer and he has done little work for us As he had
a right to do This than their envious dispos'
,on. ooud withstand weeks past they have
been surrng him. solely because he worked for US and
las, week they nsnuaed that he had been telling tales
about their Office The truth is have never asked him
IN tel. us any the private matters that came under his
notice in the Republican Office and he has not volunteered
to do So every employee would say As little about the
,r, of those whose employ he has left this has
a, m there would never for serious complaint
II we occasionally probe little too deep for comfort they
had better be they right before laying blame
any person.
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Hixb,.,sU,.u..

BotAn9 1temss
These items arrived too late for last issue and TIT
dates referred to in them are to be considered
| ing back Of that issue.l
Sunday evening last, our city was visited by terrible
storm Of hail which did great damage in beating Of
irut blossoms and breaking windows About thou
SAND feet OF glass was broken Mr. z Snyders
house, His damage alone win amount to about $50.
Farmers are very busy planting Oar agricultural
Implement dealers report great sale thus far.
Mr.. D. l. Wheeler formerly of your city. is a resi-
Gent mere His health be better than whrr
be leit Troy he still has to his crutches-
VI higby was here. the present week. selling hi,
Lightning Washer" Those who have given ii trial
recommend it very highly
We notice Mr. Jes from your city. here in close
snltation with the Directors Of the University BE has
the contract for making the brick for the building
work VIII be commenced at once. The building will
be 5oIsO feet
DR. j. Leigh has fine new safe; judging from the
number OF men it took to unload it. its weight must be
about 1000 pounds.
came on on Saturday last Seaver for plaintiff Perry for
defendant Jurys verdict no cause for complaint An
appeal is spoken Of by plaintiff
Rev. Hiram Myers has returned from his missionary
labors in Western Kansas lie reports good in
Zion warfare Although he may have the electrical
Oh hammond We believe him to be Jealous earn
l. 1 'ue" iAoofeis INC L"iu wiz SUI c
commodore Bill spoken Of some time ago, was taken
IA -. -. 50. week ana Is nov NO more ne
~ IS "eu' a''enuAhce 'na' eouid DC procure" IN
"' VI a"uh' ou' inc grim 'nesaenGer ae-
. Nn' 'N" any ""''' Oh ours "ouid Oe tame
P' 'uiUsy 70 inc uePar'e" we mign' speak Oh
cerulean skies pelucid streams aromatic beezes
ling Birds and,
4Iif.s s,f,, ,.,..- o,o. l.. .,u-.
all nj ,,Li., o,a ~, -, -, rIx -, =, /. ,
one ,;ny bis or. r-on;.r0 S.
ing i'e's eanir 'n'' wees
:" i'e''on met WIN sAu a''uen'' Oh SATURDAY
80 "''s n"'n i''-"'' NJ Se'sfanee' nc
ua''"se' wiz" ''iiee o'"e, souhs men anu "heh
~ man Wy ' '"' "o'ses oe9anie Hlghtehe", an"
n ""e" ,'o '1"' '"iH anu A,'
- Nv" W '.e s''""", anu "is iisn' 'eS otoA
- $3.50" '.N AHNN' WIN NNuS"- AA'' stuueht
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COOP ADVERTISING MADTuH.-we again call attention
TO the Ch9 valuable advertising medium especially
in reaching those who mortaly hate the paper and would
subscribe for under any consideration Those
the fellows who always read first and wade among
the advertisements to End something raise ruction
They always tell what Il in the paper before
regular subscribers eanespeciay If there is something
that presses their tender Suppose for example,
that Orangeb.ssom, Fierysnout and Sponge
promisngy hostile to the dirty sheet and that the pro-
preor of Vinegar Bters wishes their attention
The advertisement of viaegar Bters stereotype the
exact width Of columns but In several separate blocks
We would slide Of the Aocks slightly apart insert
line two Of nonpare type containing something that
could be into drive the WORTHLESS nam
ed then close the gap again. that 1t would require
careful search discover anything but the usual adver
tisement But by the time single copy of the Chief had
got of the Office and before the could time
to read three lines in it. Orangebossom Ferysnout
Sponge would have sighted that line in Vinegar
Bitters would be dancing about tip Of his
calling the attention Of everybody to the fact We
throw this suggestion for the consideration of ADVERT
sers. We open for Pr Opostuns.
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? Linen Coats for 81. at the New York sto



The recen, depression in business has affected the
passenger traffic of the Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line they continue six fast trains
tuco more than any other line between the Missouri and
Mississippi Rivers. This road enjoys great immunity
from accidents by Of immense expenditures in the
last two years twomion dollars besides earnings
in wonderful improvements in rrayng their line with
new and iron rails broad ties in rolling
stock supplied with all modern Appliances for comfort and
safety and another safeguard employ night and day
watchmen to inspect the road before and after the
Of each train to that everything is in order Consp
cious among improvements is the substitution for
binary Of reclining chair Coaches elegantly
peed and fitted with dressing for ladies', gentlemen
and families lritO any ertrd ekorge The St Louis,
Kansas City Northern and the Kansas City, ST. Joseph
Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running
through Pullman Palace Seepers between Omaha aud ST.
Louis The shortest line between the West and the East
is over the Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line
either through St. Louis hegreat metropolis Of over
inhabitants through Chicago the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge open for
passage of through trains Ticket Agents of connecting
roads selling through tickets to the East North South
will furnish tickets by this excellent line For map crcu
lars time cards and information relative to rates &C.
ply address Lyman McCarty, Kansas City Mo-, or
p B. Groat st. Louis. No. jan2ayl.
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n. SILVERMAN.
uayllin1.

An APrARTToS.-Monday about Noon, singular appa-
rition made its appearance office. Upon closer in
specon it proved to be Kilough-the veIitable I. D.
Kilough formerly haunted the region round about
Whit Cloud Point and the hill country of Cedar
Greek had track Of him for years. and supposed
he was either dead To regions unknown He
has been residing several years past in Brown County,
conemplaes eigratng to the western part of
Nebraska where no will take a claim plant grove II
timber grow mp with the As he is not over
ninety years of age he has good of fun yet
ahead says he has that long tin bern laid
ready for service occasion requires that oong
he
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-05-21

ABOUT A PLEASANT OLD GENTLKhAN.-That my sterious
pleasant old gentleman from Sererance subscribed for
the Republican three weeks and yet copy the
paper has been received for him the Severance
postoce The thing is beginning to excite wonder
and the public about equally divided between
cries the subject One is that the old gentleman
pleasant that the publishers send his paper
every week. by a special messenger, two chips; the
other is pleasant old gentleman prefers call at
printing Office for his paper that he may have frequent
opportunities Of looking those handsome fellows square
the lin saving square in the face intend allu
sion that babyJ We entertain theory of own,
which that the pleasant old gentleman looks square
the bottom of umblcr cftener than he does into any
mans face.
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70 Received the second purchase of
the season, at the New York Store. All
the late styles of Dry Goods and Clothing
have arrived; and by getting the goods
from first hands, and selling for Cash Only,
enables me to sell goods very low. only
ask the community to call and examine
my stock and prices, and ain confident
they will give satisfaction.
r,.,,.m, n. SLOVENIAN.
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A. T. & a. M.

- a. Z. O a. III.
Xxx WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. IS, A. F. & a
wv NJ meets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
Building the Levce. "Wednesday night before
the Full Noon in each month"; and every two weeks there
after l. L. ORION, W. NJ.
c. W. SHRRvE. Sec'y-
SMITHTON LODGE, No. L A. +. & A NJ, meets at
fbtir Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon, and every two weeks thereafter Visiting
3feahren cordially invited.
LEWIS wHITTINGT0N, VI. NJ
CHAs. Z. Fox, Sec.
MASONIC-Troy Lodge No -, A. F. and A. Masnns
their Hall Monday evening" before the full
Moon each month and the second Saturday night there
after. &. q. Bridges W. NJ.
JAMES NJ. TRAM Secretary.
wATHENA LODGE No g. A. F. e. A. NJ, meets at
their Hail. in Wahena every first and third Saturday
ming 5. HATCH, W. NJ
AUG. MILLER Sec.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F.

.sssza I. o. o. F.
1SSf WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. G. l. O. of
o. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hall. second
Of Van Buskirks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening O'Clock brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
CHARLES CAIN, n. G.
WIN. n. HARRIS r. s.
TROY CITY LODGE, No. 30, l. o. O. F.. meets every
Saturday night in their Hall C. Lelands store Troy,
Kansas II L. MCADAMS, n. G.
6. W. STRAHAN, r. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. 81, /. o. q. F.. meets every
Saturday night in the Myers Clnsos IDurg
Store Highland Kansas. F. j. CLOSE, y. g.
4 b. GLTCHEI- X. s.
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or MILLER, Publisher.
Advertising Rates:

For apy other length of time in aecordance with the
above rates which apply only to rsgular aoSerusng
P,sjness cards Of fines or less - year
P IegaI and transient advertisements 81 per square
Tor IN. r insertion and 30 cents per square for each sub
e.i Notice will charged 90 cent and
s5oriaI Advertisements and personal communication
double price. - -.
Fractions Of half square and over are counted full
4Ldyertiseuents requiring TO be certified Tn. win be
CHARGED the cost certifying in addition to the regular
rates .,.-.l r.. to-,
ron WORK Of all kinds done short notice as
,oE =. he times win admit All Jeb Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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Severance, Feb. &c, 1sTI-tf
Money. Money.

Money build houses money in business money
for any purpose long time and easy terms for in
Missouri Kansas be obtained Saturday OF
the ST. Joseph Building Company the St. Joseph and
Kansas Loan and Building Company For further par
tcuars apply in person by letter to J. NJ Street,
President; or F. L. Mclean Secretary Francis street
Opera House building to Henry Boder Jr- Director
Troy Kansas janIyl.
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2 Patrons of Husbandry. -

SUMMIT GRANGE. p. H.. meet in the Klippe
School Hnnse on the first and third Thursday nights
each month. j. T MIDER, Master.
J. ERsKIS, Secretary.
CENTRAL GRANGE No i66. meets every Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. in the Odd Fellows Hail. Troy
Visiting brethren will he welcome.
JOHN NJ. TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HENsuAII- Secretary.