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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-21
Insurance Benefits.

All persons buying a lot on above terms
and making one payment, if they should die
we will cancel all claims and give legal
heirs clear title, thus becoming Home
Insurance Company, without cost to the
insured.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-21
Post Office Register.

For Delivery Of Mals-G30 a IN to 8 m
Sale of Money Orders and Registering Let
tcrs-' m to $ p m .B- Office closed on
Sundays.
Mail bctw'n Frostburg, Closes Due
Cumberland and all
points east and west IS M Az p m
Mail hctw'n FrOstburg,
Piedmont and all
points cast and west 34J p III $50 M
Mail bctw'n Frostburg
and Grantsvillc 40 Il m 300 p hi
@ LII WAIKEn PnstmaStor
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-21

9Th You accommodating here than elsewhere
don't you pay all cash for your Instrument get just
will suit either small weekly monthly
payments and still buy lower prices than you would pay elsewhere
paid all cash
Below list oour principal Instruments the alone be-
ing sufficient guarantee Of their excellence:
The Celebrated Bradbury Pianos. Warranted
The Elegant lsa!let Davis IL Go. Boston Jubilee
Square Grand Piano. 10
The UnryaIcd Decker al Barnes Patent Pin
Pin Block Piano.
Cramcr II Co.'S E'ian0s
IL Co.'S Parl0r Gems
The Celebrated Taylor a. Farley E'clestes
Organs.
The simmons AZ slOugh binltiOn Organ
Persons distance order by letter with the that the
careful selection will be made by the Ireo themselves
take pride in the fact that Notwithstanding nearly @ of trade is
ordered by letter. have receive the first letter complaining of
order by express O. D. and have the privilege
examining before paying for it, that if everything represented
canb be returned at
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-21


Methodist Episc0pal-Rey l. NJ Gardner
pastor preaching every Sunday at 1880
m and u m; SUNDAY School Mt n m
Prayer Meeting every THURSDAY evening
ME-. Church South-Rev G. + S;,,,,o,s
pastor, BeaI street services every Snndav
at IN IN a M ana : On :, ,', $500 S S"n
at . a m Prayer Meeting every Thursday
evening at !.
Protestant Fniscon,I 81 Ioh,s pro,d
way, Rev George 5 Nav, rector service ey-
cry Sunday at 1890 m, and p m; Lecture
Wednesday evening at = Sunday Schoolat
p IN
ORDERS.
A. q. Forcsters-Court Wineland Ran
gers, NO; o,oo6, Foresters' Hall, Bowcry st.
samuel Crook, Secretary meets the LIST and
'u saturdays Oh every month; initiation of
candidates each evening.
Knights of Pythias-Frostbmrp Civ
- NV, ~ &C., :" MASON, hc,Pcr Oh rec
evening i, Odd FnlIows, IJa,, "'''''cS'"y
~ hoTheS-LiSht OF W alcs Lodge, No. 20,
and I'd saturday, cyer~ ' ,mnn,h 'i T.; 10.
ID Tbomos' s,nr. '''o"'' III 'oo''' ''oi
Innp D,
torv regm,ar 7 ndno n, ,s3m ""eon, Eft T
dny evening" ,t !, ~ no.n WI. aoa
DIV after ,1n frst 80 l'ooEe-Moi,-
at 73O p m Encampmeni-fi and third
Mondays every month at 7.3O n M
JTriuc Iodyc No 1a~ Ioop
&c y m,r't "'rfy Friday evening at Odd
0a'nPo ""Hi'"ih Lodge No 12S, 10 OF,
w. N''u'"nt, &c y; meets every Saturday
's az .'". ''i'o"s iia'i
u. r., n \; M.-Mountain Lodge, No. 80,
n!'f n, IL ana t'h thursdays every month
=, - W. LoT Tm MI Pleasant No
- o,'er nan nroadway, y HoblltZell,
~ - -'ono"f AZ Low III
an, "p M.Al ItSy lripc, no 81, KIN
! u'cs ts Noun'ii flre every 9TH run, 30
nrcaoths 81 steep OF every suns, at the
Crook, Chief of Records.
Assoc;,,;ns
Frostburr Huilaipy p c
Rotary; meets every Nonda,. "'; ''o
Lowndes 4 Clary's store
Fr0>tburg Mutual Buildinp-U r San
ncr, Secretary meets every "Wednesday
evening at Lowndcs & Chrv's store,
Frostburg prrpetuoI Ru;,d;,u ,,oo,,
every SATURDAY cyrnin~ ,t tho Prin,in ,m, az
flee: ! b CDR Secrnt,,, Wv ''''''"s vi
Mutual Landlords Meets ovcrv Tuesday
evening at Lowndcs & Clary's store r. i,
, Sanncr, Secretary.
Soc;c,;.s
o.,;.,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-21
2()()ss;o:':4''::'

Situated about 500 yards south of Depot
Round Houses, Machine Shops, &c, of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
Court House, Churches, School Houses,
Post Office, &c.
These Lots are pleasantly situated, com
mand fine scenery, have an abundance OF
good water, easy of access, and in every
way desirable for homes. Will sell at the
following prices and easy terms, believing
the improvement of these will largely en-
nance the value of their remaining lots:)
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-21
Mayor and Council:

NHor-L VI Gorsuch
F'"Hc2'"cE-John !. Porter. Owen Price,
John ID koontz, X Il Sanncr Alex Griffith,
Conrad Lapp
E"I:b AMI Chif IF poIicc-And. Smeltz
EiH-.lnhn 5 GrnNr
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-21
Railway Connections.

c. III. WALKER, Postmaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24
CITIZEN
uARnuRElrERs.

"Our members ARE earnest \ drslle "a
~ Inquire closely lntO all statements
submitted 20 them regarding lhe use OF
carhnreIIlng gas machines
"lhe apparent economy nom lhe
use of these machines serves 10 miro
duce II In localities where they have
been untred. And local agents, IN
the absence Of full information upon
the mnller, are often Induced ogranl
permission for their use N buildings
Insured by our members, ana represent
tatOns ale made by the patenlees mat
influential underwriters elsewhere give
them their endorsement, which, upon
examination, viii be found either u
qualified recommendation or else al
entire mIastnieneDl,
"The correspondence ofthls once tcs-
titles 10 the energy with which the cur
huretler " introduced In localities both
near aud distant, and members are
earnestly requested Ia Inform them
selves thoroughly upon the lurking
dangers In the majority Of the patent
carhureiters now IN use, 30 ~ TO con-
vey the same 10 their inqulrlng agents,
aud thus prevent the further employ
mont OF patents which can be the
source OF much loss 10 the companies,
The observations In New York and
elsewhere where they have been used,
show that the saving does not c0mpen-
safe for the extra risk and the injury
to gas piplngresulling from the deposit
of the reslduum. Their use should he
restricted by all companies, and in no
event should one be allowed Inside OF a
workshop, warehouse, store or dwell
lug. The matter Will have n careful
report at the next meeting of the
board"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24
Assisting Nature

IL Is Of no use attempting 10 force nature
She won't stand II, aud rebels. She must be
coaxed, ~ ltworc, not driven. For Instance
In attempting TO overcome constipation OF
indigestion, violent, or what physicians call
by way OF euphony, "heroic" treatment, IL
sure 10 defeat the purpose in view, which Is
or should be, TO permanently remedy the
evil. The use OF drastic cathnrlcs IL cspe'
clally to be- deprecated, for although they
temporarily overcome costiveness, yet the
intestlnos are so weakened and inlnmed by
them AZ To be- unit 10 perform the elective
function properly. How much better to as
sist natura In such a cnso with such mild
and saiutnry Rperlcnt as lloste'ler's stom'
ach blttors, which strengthen AT the same
time that they relieve the bowels Not only
II this result achieved by their use, but the
activity of the torpid liver is restored the
stomach invigorated, and the entire system
greatly benehttod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24
Daily 4terala,
II, w. BAYLOR, Editor.
DALLAS, TEXAS,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, rtnRlARY ~

TngRE IL alll u chance lar the Texas
aud pacac bill getting through The
house, aud Ia the event Of the preel'
dent calling the forW.ioprlh congress
together, II may get through the senate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24
wi A RT.. H a F.!
DRAMATIs PERsoN.E.

7
Lady Harriet Durham, maid OF honor 10 the
queen, Miss Ella Rives; Nancy, her waiting
maid, Mrs. q. Ward Lord Tristan Mckee
ford, Lady liarriet's cousin, w .A.obenchain;
Plunkett, wealthy young farmer, Il. H..
Font; Lionel, his adopted brother, after
wards earl of Derby. DR.. j. W. MCGEE The
sheriff, !. +, Hess; Foo,man, Il. b. Law
renee; First Servant Girl, Miss Lii bic
Wheeler; Second Servant Girl, Miss Ella
Stepht nson Third servant Girl, Miss Sallic
Haynes +; Farmers wife, Miss Douglas Ew-
ell farmers, servants maids hunters and
hunlresses In the suite of the queen, pages,
ETC., etc.
Time OF acting The reign OF Queen Anne.
The scNne is laid pa tly In the residence of
Lady Harriet, and partly IN Richmond and
neighborhood
Curtain rises promptly at n quarter to
eight o'clock. Reserved seats can be secured
at B. Wards drug store. 5d3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24
"Carburetters..
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald

10 the ruitor oi the Dallas Herald
As the following circular from the
general agent OF the national board of
tin underwriters, on the subject of car
buretting gas machines, may be both
interesting and profitable to our citi-
zens, allow me TO ask place for it in
your columns.
Like the various lighter products of
petroleum, such as gasoline ''puro.
line" excelsior" ETC., (all OF which
are nothing more than naptha by a
less terrifying Dsme,l these incendia-
ries VIII sooner or later he introduced
here, and oar people, 10 save few
dollars III the consumption of gas, will
he induced 30 to Increase their danger
OF fire 10y using them as To bay twice
as much as they save for Insurance
III our city council would pass an or
diilance To restrict the Use of these ma
chimes and regulating the storing
of oil, powder and other explo.
i've substitutes within the civ
limits, aud prohibiting the use If any
fluid or oil for illuminating PURPOSES
below the United States standard of
one hundred and ten degrees Fabrpu
he'll, they would do more To protest our
city rom the dangers Of disastrous con.
flagraIiOns than iN any other way nos.
sible, and IL l. to he hoped that this
criminal evil will hot much longer no
among the number OF their sius nf
omission. To-day fearful'iriantities of
these dangerous articles are stored in
every part Of Dallas, aud should a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

fore they arrive, When they get
there should be some office for lem 10
80 20 learn all about the county llH
lands, resources, products people, etc
Every one IL Interested IN llllng up
The county with honest, Industrious
Intelligent white people, who will open
farms aud work lands, To secure this,
some action on our part n necessary.
Olher counties have done ~ suecesi'
fully aud Dallas county has been sadly
Negligent about her own lnIerenls Ia
moi having moved before this.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

lob W0Rk-Letter beads, Cards 4 Yrcr,arS
y Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs. pan,
pniee and every kind Of Job Prin,,m.
promptly executed al the Herald of,iea
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24
Club Prices for the Rest Home and
Foreign Liierature.

Possessed of the Living Age and one o,
either OF our viyacious American month.
lies subscriber will md himself in com.
phia Bulletin.
For $40 % covering prepayment of postage
on both periodicals, instead of for SlO.6l with
postage not prepaid. as heretoforel The Iiv'
ing Age ana either one of the American fnur.
uolIar monthly Magazines lHarper's Weekly
VIII be sent for year; or, for $40 %. The y!
ing Age and scribner's st. Nicholas.
Address rs above.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

Hon. ALLAN n. CApERroS, just
elected senator from West Nlrglnl0, IL
u gentleman OF the old-tlme Virginia
school, about sixty years old, and u
man OF high talents and unquesiloned
integrity. He represented his district
ia the state senate OF Virginia for u
number Of years, and was subsequently
member Of the confederate congress
Hc has large experience In public af-
fairs, aud will be decided acquisition
10 the senate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

large llre occur la some OF the most
important business blocks in town
woe ~ the liremen who arc always az
their posi- Of duty, la the Inability OF
our city w increase It's ilre department
aud water supply, lot our authorities
helake themselves Ia removing The
causes Of Tie dangers forwhleh lire de-
parlmenls are organized ~ rnnlhhL
nan ounce Of preventative IL worth a
pUund of rure,h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

THE intimatlon In the Austin States
man Of the power of the International
railway company to make or unmakc
the legislature, IL ill-advised, and will
only serve TO estrange those who were
otherwise disposed TO assist the road ia
nm honorable settlementwlth the state.
Texas Is not to be bullled into u COM
promise with any mere set of men by
ominous hints Of disastrous consequen-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

THE little town Of Lawrence, on the
Texas and Pacific railway, twenty
miles from here, ready numbers
about i've hundred inhabitants, made
up Of thrifty, intelligent class Of peo'
Pile, with liz newspaper church, school
and Nil the elements Of n thriving
comlnunIly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

In looks now M II the Legislature
viii adjourn without arranging the
International bond muddle, or proyld'
Ing for tho holding Of u constitutional
convention, "The whlrligIg Of llme'
may bring them both about, provided
The legislature, like sheridan, "ls not
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-23

MAUCH CHUNK WHISpERs

The anticipated murder trial of Kelley
Doyle ana Carrigan Attracted quite number
OF people 10 our town.
William Collins, a breakman on the l.. "
RR., was thrown from the top Of a box car neal
Wilkesbnue last week ana KILLED
A bOatman was killed on the l.. V. RR az
COalpOt on sunday last
Hons. j. b. Keilley and Linn bartholomew
OF PUttsNlle, were in at Iondance at our court
concerned for the deleuoants in the murder
trial.
quite number OF reporters were i'm attcn.
dGnce from SrhuylhIl and Northampton com.
ties TO take a report OF the murder trial.
The coal and Iron poice were pretty well
represented In town tins week
John rI1pD the fireman. who had his foot
crushed by ms engine on the q. h Il. OF N. j..
last week, had IL alnputa teO on MOndAy asst
Mr.. IL. Snyders green grocery store up
town is loe ted IN the right place. Mr. shy
der gives first class oyster slews Tor IS ots,
Weather is very changeable.
The petluon for change of venue In the
murder trial was refu-el
The whole array OF Jurors in the Oyer aud
lerminer court were challenged by the coun
sci Tor the prisoners in Cne murder trial ana
the challenge was sustainei by the ooLrt
House. last Monday evening, was largely AT.
tended and all were also well pleased with
Mr.. ID. Kaibins' speech.
The Anti Monopoly party have iOlued hands
with the Democrats In tins tali's camDQIgn
Mr.. Hugh McGarvey, Ot Beaver Meadow
and Mr.. u. 4. Donough of Nesquehoning ad.
dressed the Democratic meedrg on The 18th
inst.
Whispers returns thanks 10 Echoes for his
kindness IN forwarding ann copy 0t the " Do.
Yer Index" a neat ltt.e PAGER repeta with
Echoes much success IN his journalistic efforts
and UNDERTAKINGS.
Mr.. T.. 4, Mulhearn was married on Thurs.
DAY evening last 70 Miss sarah Johnston, both
OF this plaee. We wish them n lnppy future
and trust p osperity, happiness and health wal
attend tAeu.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-23
Back Broken.

A young man, apparently about % years Of
age, who gave his name as John Gallagher ana
SAID that he was a rendenI OF Patterson, n. j.,
had been IN attendance at our fair asst week
On Saturday morning, lie commenced making
preparations 10 return to his home-Ihe man
point being to petty well fill himself up with
"tipglefoOt;" alter which he made his way to
the LehiRn Valley r. r., ana proceeded down
the track TO somewhere IN the nelghh orhood of
the point where the Mahoning Greek EN- ptles
into the Lenigh, where in his d.un6en condition,
he afterwards stuted,he THINKS he tried to board
passing coal train. in order to ride on his way
home, but missing his grip, he was flung of the
track and Gown the enbankment cutting his
head pretty badly and breaking his baok. He
lay there for some time before he was discover,
ed WHOM he was brought TO the depot. and Dr,
zerp, Of Weissport. examined ais miuries. The
fellow was very insut ting to our station agent.
refusing Tor some time to give his name or any
particulars concerning himself, nOtwithstand.
ing, Mr.. $. made every arrangement for his
comfort, an0 sent him to st. Luke's Hospital.
At last accounts he stil lived.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-23

Our community was shocked, about noon OF
Friday OF last week, with the report that Col
IL. b. Berryhi l. one OF the Oldest and best
known residents, was found dead in bed az tho
Mansion HOUSE, The report proved only too
true to his very many friends, and many an eye
was moistened 10 hear OF the sudden taxing
away of one who had proved himself so noble
and devoted a friend.
The Colonel with few friends had attended
the Lehighton Fair on Thursday, and moth ng
unusual was noticed beyond complaint of a
pain IN mis- side, for winch he applied mustard
p.aster on his return to the Mansion House in
the evening. He took tea as usual ana retired
somewhat earlier, than usual, ri about eight
O'Clock. Friday norm & his absence was not
noticed as the book,keeper, Mr. Bradley sup.
posed thai hs had gone 10 PackeTtOn with the
early train. During tie morning his room was
found TO be Oolted when several a tenn t, were
made TO arouse tho olonel. About n OclooS,
Mr., Bradley maze tnother attempt 70 get into
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-23
FOR
VOTE FOR
Current Eyenfs.

| -Wilmingt0n Del, oct is-rev. John An.
dr'w, coOrcd, wltu Killed his wife last A orll at
! Getmartuwn, has b9en convicted Of murder N
! the second degree lie was sentenced to stan |
! IN the plu1V one hour, and be WHIPPED with
sixty la~hes next saturday, 10 pay fine Of s5.
90, anu be IMPRISONED Tor lie.
Lebanon Pa., Oct. i3.-The st.ofilce at
MyeTstowE, aloug the Lebanon Valley Rail.
road WAS robbed on saturday night OF III tho
letters stamps, and money it contained An
ent Nnce wgs che"ted by breaking open th5
shutter with chs5l
Ann Arbor, Mic'.. Oct. 10 Professor ] Jam,s
G. " at on Of The NJ ch0an University, discOv-
cred Il new Planet last night It's right Assem-
SION ls hlteen minutes. sixteen seconds; its dec
IinhtiOn seven inmates tlree seconds, NORTH, 1t
shines Ike star of the teltl magnitude, an
~ moving west and south.
Washington, D. c., Oct TO- Ex.Senator
Chandler hat 4 long interview with the Pr3si-
dent thus mrrning, ana accepted tho appoint.
m"nt of secretary of tho INTERIOR Tho commits.
sent to Oh el Justice Carter, Of the District Su-
preme Court. TO appear at tho White House ut
u O'Clock. Thc Chief Justice accordingly pro-
ceeded to the Executive Mansion, and admin.
The Cabinet then met, and Mr.. Chlnd,e or took
his seat at tle table.
LIME RIDGE Pa, Oct, 49, On FRIDAY night
az the nlgnt express train on the Lackawanna
and B,oOmsb1rg Railroad was approaching this
station several persons hearl the report of n
gun shot Nothing was thought of the circum-
stance until saturday morning. when the lraoe
watchman discovered tire mang ed body Of
man along the track near wnere the report was
heard. The body was recognized Us that OF
Charles Reay OF Sunbury, brakeman on tho
express train. He had been run over by the
oars, but bullet hole was discovered in the
ielt breast. a probe was insert I'd aud rife bail
extracted. rle affair is shrouded In mystery,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-23
Generous rhIeVes,

This is no doubt arather peculiar caption for
this paragraph, but we 10 not well see what
other ute to give IT, On Sunday niRht last no
less than three cellars were entered by some
parties who proceeded TO divide up tho con.
tents between themselves and the owners in
accordance with the principles of their own in.
dividusl generosity and judgment, taking por.
uon only OF the preserves, butter cake. pies,
potatoes, etc, therein deposited This opera.
ton the thieves performed in the cellar OF Wm.
SeabolGt, Mrs, Col. Lentz and ThOs Ash. Who
or where these thieves come from is a mystery
to our people, out Que thing Is certain that
WINE they are very mean ana contemplate
sneak thieves, they are. nevertheless. to a Ger
tam extent generous in their ealing, OF they
would empty cellar when they had once gain.
ed admittance thereto.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-23
The Coal Trade.

We are glad, SAYS the PhIla. Ledger, to heal
OF an improved tone in the anthracite coal trade
1De demand for sizes for domestic uses is fairly
active, theo orders for coal aJ PORT Richmond be
ing IN excess OF the snppv OF shipping to I'LL
lhem That is more coal would be shlpped
thence II vessels were at hand The ST; tement
OF tonnage for the week ending on the 9tn inst,
IS incuded In the two weeks time that certain
OF the large coal carrying companies. unaffected
by the sOring suspension, were expected to hold
up in their production to competing points un.
TIL those companies which we've suspended for
i've months at the beginning recovered o little
OF their proportion of the years tonnage It
will DO seen that the Delaware. Lackwanna ana
western and the Delaware and Hudson have
held up little in their reported tonnage. and
that the Schuylklll and Lehlgh regions have
availed themselves of the opportunity to IN.
crease their tonnage TIE total tonnage for the
weex as reported by the Miners Journal, ia
$50 665 tons. being an increase Of 1869 on the
tonnage OF the previous week The anthracite
tonnage for the year to the 18th instant is lj.
2o4,4l5 tons against l5,409,72s tons TO correspop.
dug date Last year, a decrease OF 2gj,3l3 toss.
The following table shows the quantity of coal
shpped over the Lehigh Valley italroad for Ihs
week ending October 10Th 1875 aud 1 Il the ye9r n
COmDQTpu w th the gnInptIna Ia At ppnr S~'-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-23
Society Meetings.

INFNITo CASTLE, No. 7s, A. o. X. OF THE M. O..
md and 4th 'MondaY Of each month, in Re-
ber's Hall. LehightOn, at 1880 O'Clock P:
a ~ W. s0'Nell, s. .k.C.S. r. Gnham, = H. RS
,GYApKN HuTTEN LODGE, No. CSC, ]. q. q. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at oclock'
~ II. Rex, Secretary.
PoHo PocA TRIBE. No. ri, Imp. o. II. NJ, meet
u on Wednesday evening OF each week, Mt 1880
~ O'clock in Public school Hall, Weissport
li Pa ID. +. Hickert, g. s r. Giiham, &. of II
LRHIoHToN LoDeE, No. 23i X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings, in Reber's Hall. at Il o
O'Clock. A. W. Enches, CO. II. katchh X
of n. and S. VIZ II Ply