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The New York herald., 1877-02-12
LOANS ON UNIMPRovED PROPERTY.
FEBRUARY TO- 1877.

LOANS ON UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
FEBRUARY 10, 1877.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Tho public is undor obligations to the. HERALD for
Its successful efforts induce tho life insurance
panies and other institutions to mako statements
to their assets and liabilities The HERALD would
icr another favor on s readers II II would urge tho
companies to state how their money IL Invested.
Coming IN contact every day with of the largest
capitalists and investors In real estate lind that
strong reluctance prevails their part to in
unproductive property one Of tho reasons being that
they fear that nearly all OF tho bonds mortgages held
by theso institutions are nnproductvo property, N
many cases worth less than the mortgages aud that
no late day these institutions viii be forced TO take
large amounts othis property which not being willing
or able 10 carry, they VIII throw already
market We 1clicvo this impression tho part OF
investors TO be erroneous one and .hat tho greater
part Of the money invested by the institutions on
improved property, which II 1t does into their
possession can take care OF ITSELF statement IRON
the companies showing the amount invested on i'm
proved ana unmproved property would greatly rcas.
sure thcr stockholders and investors.
LESPINASSE & FRIEDMAN,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MlRRlrD

REnEccnxs-IfAnRiA In this city, February H. r.
RhnkctnNi Co NErrIh, youngest daughter OF tho late
Edward Harris, both OF tins city No cards.
RosELL-jt~KxA-on Thursday, February =, at
the residence OF the brides iaincr, oy tho REV. "
scott WILLIAM VI. RosELL TO MAGoix A., youngest
daughter oi tho late Joseph JcnkinA
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LIFE INSURANCE.
THE AwKvAKD DEMISE OF WESTERN POLICY
HoLDER coNcLusIvELY EXPLAINED.

THE AwKvAKD DEMISE OF A WESTERN POLICY
HOLDER coNcLUsIvELY EXPLAINED.
The following unique composition was sent to the
receiver Of an insurance company In this city-among
the proofs OF death OF former policy holder peru
sal thereof VIII show that tue evidences Ct demise,
while rather confused In circumstance, unmistaka
bio In fact II suggests the common saying that
"therc Is no great loss without small GAIN" for
while the subject may cause regret TO tho
company aud relatives OF the departed, the reading
public are largely indebted T. Baidcrston Justice OF
ofthe Peaco for SO humorous contribution English
literature.
handwriting OF the Illinois Justice, 10 giveubclow:-
Corners jury Nashville Washington county Ills May
h So CORNERS inauss Mold by i;ndrston r ia tho
Joseph Nussbanmer cson OF said county and State
@a Ms sup%0n:sS hsman 10 wit %r wHsr
we'll Jcnn iisgsy DANIEL Nickel John Douglas.
urcs vdc the Jury upon their oatns state iem
In said County on The "a sy Of May s .,s
and his Mals aioreihousht did nf.t one Mora.o
taamsr Of which SAID %Saia Wound saS Joss Jossp Ss
sa Ss sr tho Il
the reIes o the People or state Of Illinois aud signed
present at his death and No Evidence obtained Worth
under NY hand aud seal this nth day Of May 1879
the Dead Body ovcr his wife and friends
after the Inquest held for be Cared Bcaed
by them.
State of Illinois Washington County 1 Timothy Bal
derston sJnstce OF tho Peace in ana tor said and
CORNERS nques held the dead body OF Joseph Nass
Ny Book OF Entry in the including Names verdict
OF the Jury.
sG d' ~ hand AnS IMuT ahs any
An Endorsement upon tho back OF tho above docu-
ment reads "A Copy oi vrdict Of Corners Jury IN
the case oi Joseph Nussbauner, before T. BaldcrsIon
r."
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRoviDtscK Feb IL, 1877.
1ransactioss in printing cloths during the week havc
been limited by t. lack o spot In the market Pccs
closed arm al sAc. 5Ac for standard extra bix1i
cloths. some holders asking 5'ac for best extras
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FIRE IN BLOOMFIELD.

Late on Saturday night Grants papcr mill, nj Bloom
field, y. j., was burned down. The loss estimated
" about $1,000.
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IolaI bod ihe week o. bod

Total tor the weck. 80. .Ssa. O0I
Tns NoNty MsRgfr.
Money during tho week freely supplied a aud
9 per cent on call and a. times loaned down per
cent ksen Al these agures tho large hdsclafy cor.
porsions found " dicut 10 dispose OF their surplus
funds good demand Tor prime mcrc@ntIe paper
existsin tho ehcouai Market and ths leading note
brokers furnish the folio9 lng quotatiuGa,--
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ctEREScs rAran.

Tho bank statement tor the week shows decrease
IN The shove tho legal 81 ses$2 ss0.
II Is noteworthy incident, howevsr. tnst thers an
issssass In u ~ os.vCo. sbleh sa-ssss u,ae
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FINANCIAL.

n kndo~ iasssanse Policies aud Mortgages;
sss j. J. ixrBi1il Co., liz IS sroa.iSaT SSss tg'
A HANDBOOK OF COMMERCE. FINANCE AND
n N = s hssisw annual ,nnnna: price @
..sis' ilis soSXERci&I AND FiNxsciAL cHkoS-
E>rATk WILL LOAN siSoooJ on CITY PROP
.s,s ~ y., ess, ., r'pep"s with particulars ad
\ ALWAYS uAyE MONEY TO LOAN on MORTGAGE
l.s sss s Property cs i'sn, S.Ssts % and nond'
MoSy Io LOAN AZ AND 2 rEG PER cENTIN. M ,n y
nresawS
NEW YORK CITY 0's DUE IN 1879.
oswEoo cIry rs. DUE IN 1885,
ELIZABETH CITY rs. DUE IN 1905
DAsrEI DrEEi' .s' 4. Moran.
TUE sARirosA LAMP AZ, ASp MINING COMPANY OF
oflcs aud n Nassau ST.. New York.
s sfths s sh.s company h.ve LEVIED ned AN AS
s,oA p.,.ss :, Nh. shes on or before February ~ Amer
cOiiEs or REPORT aud late news from tho mine are
paslI.hsd aud ec had the Office mailed address
NORRIS II. SMITH. Assistant Secretary.
VVABAsn RAILWAY COMPANY. :.
To ymr roIprRs or rnK Bosnr srcrnsn ny rnr roLnpo
wAnAsB Asp w.srsrs HAilRoAp:-
The bonds ." ''i rsf igf'S SorsS ssa,i.s q the o"ns
coupons unpaid since February is7s......:. 100000
Lake Eric. Wabash aud 81. Louis liailroad In In
FeSrr.iy lsis. -. 2seoooo
miles. coupons anpaid sncs February is75 100000
Illinois and Southern Iowa Railroad In Illinois,
1875. ....,.....,..... -. 10000
2,7ooooo
miles, coupons unpaid since May 1879 10000
Total .s94 1000
SECOND MOErGAGE-.
Toledo and Wabash Railroad In Ohio 75ls uIics.
coupons unpaid since May. 1879 ~ 600 600
miles coupons unpaid since May, is7s 100000
miles. coupons unpaid since May 1915 ..... 25ooooo
Total .::....:......:.......:. S5,oUo,UO0
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE.
Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad. 40 4-l0
miles, coupons unpaid since February 1875 600 900
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COINS AND BrLLIoS
The following werc the last quotations 10 gold TOR
nj M nd m
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d. Sn Ann WANrED-FOR FIVE YEARS, ON
pJO.OOUArst mortgage largo valuable improved min.
ern property costing three times this since panic OF
1873 eight yearss xpired secured lease SI5O
annum. MERCHANT. box 672 New York Post office.
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XIANTED- $50 900 AND SisOOO AT PER CENT. IN
w in of $4,000 and 600. fine Flats,
below Park; no brokers Address EUROPE Herald office.
G.1S NnN wANTED-ON IMPROVED NEW. JER
.DlC.OOOsey Property. Address JERSEY, box 1876
IJora 1J.Vi.
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widow OF Nathan sayrc, in the soth year OF her age
The rcatives and friends OF tho family nrc invited TO
attend her funeral, from tho residence OF her sOu-in
law, W. ~ Crary, 30 Burnett st. East Orange juno
iion) on Monday tho i2th inst, ON tho arrival Of tho
lO:lO A. NJ tram IRON New York.
scuElrnEn n-Feoruary TO- MARGARgrHE, beloved
wife OF Louis schcthcr, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral from atc residence,
PM NJ" 'u''" '"' ." '''A'''' '0'1A'' ~ - '"'
sMMoys.--On Saturday, February TO- JouN SIMMONS,
in the 3sth year OF his age
SMITH Suddenly, February Q, WILLIAM Barcs
SMITH, OF BaIdwius, L. l.. son OF Emcne and tho Iato
Relatives and friends OF tho family arc invited to
attend the funeral, from tho wcstmorciand, corner
SrAcuM.-On Sunday, 1lth inst, SUSAN STAcoM,
widow OF the late William Sacom in tho 10Th year Of
her age
Tue relatives and friends OF tho family arc respect.
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral, from tho residence
Of her mother. No. Attorney ST., on Tuesday, Feb
ruary l3, ut one O'Clock Y. "
SrRUsE--On Friday evening" February Q, 1917, WILL
lam STRrsE, aged % years
The relatives and friends OF family, also members Of
Hermann Lodge, No. 26s, +. and 4. NJ, are respect
fully invited to attend the uncral from tho residence
OF Diedrch strusc. No 81 Grand ST., Brooklyn, ON
Tuesday, February IL. at one o'clock Il NJ.
SUTTON. --On SUNDAY, February H. MADDIE daugh.
tor Of Mary and the aic Thomas sutton, aged years
Funeral Tuesday, 18th inst, at ton A. NJ, from tho
residence OF hor mother No. 271 Clinton st. Brook
! lyn, L.
CRAIG. rclct Of tho late Charles " Trumporc aged 81
| years, III months and day.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attond the
funeral IRON her ntc residence, NO: 2il,s stockton
st., Brooklyn. \. d., on Monday. February ~, as
San Francisco CCaI) papers please copy.
WILLIAMSON x-suddeniy on ~ shs ION day Of Fcoru.
| Williamson Ia the 65,h year OF her age
Relatives and trends OF tho family are invited
90 attend tho funeral, from her late residence, 34l
East sd ST.. Tuesday, 18th inst, at ten O'Clock A.
\ NJ. Remains VIII be taken ~ Oak Hill Cemetery,
| Nyaek. Rosksud counV. "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-10
G: G.. 2 O.G S & II 7 {: K. Z, J.,
Caskcsa. Ee1NNH, etc.

Gross & n excl, Fros,burg, are day or
nigtit
Ready to provide for the last said rite
CT dc';t't which comes un;ailing,y to all -
Strong or weak, rich or poor, and short M
tail.
Superb Cxske!s and Cotlins claim then
care.
Il, ever TIE best you'i! clways find there.
Nov this srd duty we III must confess
/ : t"'st done "iirrr il : special business.
artiul and complete er, their facilities,
tLno~u ana ae kn""ltisc4' their shiliirs
} ,'st'ii thing Ne need The, re ready to suppl.
a.iVing--our tulniure-or, il ae die,
Undertaking our burial, they'll prompt.
pay
EreGtul attention to oil or friends say.
Ek,rrn,l:ng or this they ai!! i;- the choice
s.Ae'utore iD make the mourntrs rejoice
lterar,iins both tie dead sud those who
hvn
T'hey cl,ecrtuly accord ali they can give,
III Ia their desires 90 ever xtend
Il. Eop Jog tt.l n.seives AZ tie muurners' tru..
irir,id.
klyep snid SORROW great joys they inpart-
- ca and .iue--to the SAD, dcsolate llesr IT.
s,Ii!'icr rs nearer the friend nitb u HON
We part.
q uch as we love life, yet still we MI st die
4 ,lti tie mystery OF the next to try.
sathis s;,i Ii!ne OIL friends may do farworsc
Ssegiectii,s . employ the nice, fine Hearse
Especially cevised to show law III pride
'ko all the friends Of the one who has
died.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The es,ular sessions Of the County Com
missiuner5 commence on the first Monday
IN January, April, June, July and October,
CoHns ,Satoaers-A. G. Greene, President {;
W. i. Beall. Ashford Trail, Z. l.. Tur
ner, George keuschlein.
CteFE; DAVIDSON Armstrong.
COu@tg Ireusurer-Roheri Shriyer.
Cou1>ty Sprseyor-John Schaidt
Co!tec !orS q, state and County IGres-
First COLLECTION District, Orleans, Oldtown
and Fiintstone,) Joseph d. 6tottlemt yer
Second Collection District (Nos. 1t snd IL
Gu NIB rland,l VIM. Hall Third Coltec-
ton District, (Mt. Savage and Frostburg,
JaE,t ID. Armstrong, Fourth Collection
Dieir let, Homecoming and Westernport,)
Patri elk Mullen.
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TOW ".
Churches.

Eckuart Baptist Chnrch. Rev VIM P
Fortn'ey, pastor-Seryices every second
and hird Sundays at lU:30 o'c.ock u m,
and 30 p III. Sunday school at p Iii
every sunday. Prayer meeting every
Wcdn csday evening at $50.
Ref urmed-Rev. j. Ruhl, pastor; servi
ces e very Sunday at 1880 III; Sunday
SChut ii al = Il.
NJ. E;ckael7 Roman Ca.kol;c-Main
street Rev V + Schm;lt, pastor; Divine
scrvic os on Sunday: Low Mass at : Il Iii
Uigh Mass and Preaching al 1890 Il N
>undi ~ School at 3 p in; Vespers and Ben
edicti GU 1T p in.
We hh Coagrega: ;0nal-Bowery street,
Rev p Thomas, pastor; Sunla: services
al 10 u III Gnd i p M Sunday School at p
m PAYER Meeting every Monday evening
ar.llSClass Meeting every Thursday evening
. ~, T., thnrcii-(coiored) Oak street. 10
s,-,nl : Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday
evtnu x.
Fri: cli.iye Mrthoiist--Foresters Hall;
Rev N Harvey, Pastor; preaching every
Snnda, morning at 1890 III and evening
at $3.50 m. Public invited TO attend.
Presl byteriau-Rev John Thomas, pastor;
services every Sunday at 1880 m si,d %
pm. Sc ryices in English. Sunday school
At pm; Prayer Meeting every Monday
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DIKEC'TONT.
Gl3s,E'Ty
The 4'osaytS.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
The regular terms Of the Circuit Cou
Tor Allrgsny county commence Fir
Monday IN January: second Monday IL
April. first Mondag IL October
Tie six regular equity or chancery ter..l.
commence Firs, Monday OF Jauuart
third Monday Of February second Mon
day Of april; second Monday OF June
second Monday Of August; second Mon
day Of October.
OFFICkR3
Cdief Judee-Hon. r. II. Alvey.
As%oriatts-llou.. William Motter, Geo
\. Pcarrc.
CtG'k-Thcodere Luman.
tate's .4.!or"ss-A Hunter Boyd
heff-John II Bauel
A idlt0r Nj .urice A. Healey.
Comn'issione..-John b Fay, r w Nc
Michael, G T Porter
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.MIss5l2 Street.
May $
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v rim, .,,,.i,, o,,, ,r ,i,e so,,,tinr ttcr
trca, ihru li,e s.ur y, tb1v.sl, tlry Ind
HcT2 wasted IN ti:t ''ii'tntiE way
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g@-Tl,f. Sn.t,. 's ,..,,.,.,,t.., ,,,r.,ct;, fr,s
/ tioi. ANYTHING ii,i.fiuus, and a careful ana
!ysi, has proved hul It's ingredients cannot
iniure the fines! fabrics j; Is .lso III ex-
lrlcnt shaving S,uap. For rl,.alug Paint
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Good and staunc Furniture OF every Kind,
IL ght down al ihe tine store We ever find,
sst cXcclieu, make NJ, thr latest siy,e-
20 strong and 81 dtirtlr, ali tie while
See here for yourselves t,c truth winch
We say
6: look how our goods rule with magic
sway.
Eor f,rgct that Y delighted. can rest
I'm " .,ich is told OF the common AID hest.
t'crianiy Froslburt has fully confessed
t. now ledge at her manufactures possessed
f.Nc.thjHe in here the fancy TO tickle
s.avisl!y an,unds with Gross < Nickel
g'ully stocked always and ever so cheap,
Usually slna!i Tie profits they resp.
kSentMICr STREET, -inr.e ss!ts ru!e the
so ci'"nce for dollars-we must make on
~ dimes.
= n solemn fact W. must this truth declare
Z llat here none With Gross & Nickel conf
2Esoivss 1t is to compel" with work SO grand
la;;:i!, cheap, goot--in eo!er truth nude
TO stand
: eli ma moving about from land 20 land
sgust not we seek at once this well known
store,
nd find the coolly thiags we viii adore
.ilel,p,l, rivalry s}.llnNs IN very dread
.&"w that Grns; X N'oAci stand ;aT ahead,
40 buy fer yourselves, your siris, your
babies
TNEr$le tf7-~c
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
GOLD Gfss. change If v to % eaa

EhTn Great chance TO make
UOLD.-money. If you can't
get gold you can get greenbacks We need
person in every town to take sub
script ons for TIE largest, cheapest Cd
best illustrated family publication in the
world. Anyone can become a successful
agent. The most elegant works of art
given free to subscribers. The price is SO
low that almost everybody subsrribes One
agent reports making over $3.50 in week
lady agent reports taking over 400 sub
4criher> in ten days. All who engage make
money fast. You can devote all your time
To the business, or only your spare time
You need not he away from home owe:
night. You can do it AZ well rs others
Full particulars. directions and terms free.
Elegant and expensive outfit free. If yon
wanl profitable wo.k send us your address
ut once 1t costs nothing to try the bust
ness. No one who engages fails to make
great pay. Address, Tie Peoples Jour
ual," Portland, Maine. Sept l-y
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:. 'rostburer. lid
d ETy's>s Piano and parsor Organ
- r. " INSTRUCTOR

Containing TIE elements OF music, with
easy amt progressive exercises 10 perfect
Tie player III lie ART o! MUSE, (eltlicr Piano
or Organ 10 which is added over sixty
Yates. POI .as, alarches, Gallois Oucrat-
L. Melodies. Dances, etc, 10y DANIEi. +.
BEATTY, Washington, n. j., one OF the best
works OF its Kind ever introduced, should
ne in the hands of every Piano and Organ
payer Sent post pad 10 any part of the
United States or Canada for only seventy
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Observation-Disclosures

FROSTBURG:
K5Atnery-M Eliza Gross.
PhotogTdDhs--A A Rogers.
General Northumberland Clary.
Dry Goods, Noti0a.s, Clothing, Groce1ses, etc
Marx Wineland.
A,thSng-B Stern
Drugs-McNeill & McCuloh.
Furn.turs--Gro Il Nickel, o Jarrett
& Bro
H,wdnare--I1 & Beall
Boots and St0es-W William Thomas
Hartman.
4Suddies and Hprness--C F Hartzell & Co.
Piintthg and Paper Unngtng-James II
Hawke
IHachisist, Engines--R Paul, Thomas
II Paul
batches and Jerelry-D J Betz.
Liqu0rS-Otto Frey, b Stern
Soap Fuct0Iy-George Hill.
Fire Insuramce-J S Metzser, John B
McCulloh.
CUMBERLAND.
Dycr and Scourer-Donald Paisley.
CITY HoteI-J. Newcomer, proprietor
.N,irjle De.tler-Isaac Milner.
AtorReys-J + Sciss, d w Sloan, Hugh
ey, Brac. g. ltlchmOnd
Iiunos-J p Wicsel
BALTIMORE.
Alum Line-A schumacher s. Co
WHEELING.
Soap Edward Reid
WASHINGTON, n. j.:
Pianos and O1yans-Daniel F Beatty.
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court of AlleSany count,
holds its sessions on Tuesday OF each week
OFFICEES.
Chief Ju<lgs-John Coulehan.
AnsOci1teS--C Slack, Robert Bruce.
Register Of Hsits-John Rhind.
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Methodist EsisccusI-Re, W B Edva

Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
German Lutheran-Rev ]. Stumpf, pas
tor; services every Sunday at 1880 q m
sunday School at . IN.
Bethel-(colored) Mechanic street, Rev
Joseph Thompson, pastor; preaching every
sunday morning, afternoon and evening, at
ll,3 and 30, respectively; Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening.
Welsh Eaptist-Bcall st, Rev D r Jones
nast"r; Preaching Sundays at 1890 m
md GOO p III; Sunday School at pm.
English Lutheran-Rcv. d. l.. MacKen-
lie, pastor services every Sunday at 1880
i m, and $50 p m Sunday Sohool at pm;
prayer meeting every Wednesday evening,
and Ladies prayer meeting every Tuesday
evening, al 7.30.
English Baptist-Efan street, Rev -
-, pastor; services every Sunday
II 1890 O'Clock, 3 III and 7 D M; Sunday
,ch,nl at !, IL; Lecture and Prayer Meet
'ng every Thursday evening At $50 o'clock
u. +. Church S0uth-Rev T G hewitt,
Dastor, Besll street; services every Sunday
II 1920 = III and $50 M; Sunday School
1t9a M; Prayer Meeting every Thursday
sening at !.
Protestant EpiScoDal-St., Johns, Broad
"ay, Rev George s May, rector; service ev-
ry Sunday St 1890 m. and JPN; Lecture
Wednesday evening at Z; Sunday School at
H.
S"ers'
A. y. foresters-Court Wineland Ran
cers, No. $685., oresteTs' Hall, Bovery ST,
Albert Morgan, Secretary; meets every
friday evening; initiation of candidates
'ach evening.
knights OF Pythias-Frostburg City
lodge, No. So, K Mason, Keeper of Rec
rus aho sea-, metls every wednesday
"eh'hs III o"d fello"s nan.
l'Orites-Light OF Wales Lodge. No. 20,
lass E-hcV Isaac lh"ihas, secretary; LIST
M T on Saturdays every Aioh'h III room over
lhoiias s'ofe
i. U. U. FIX patterson Mnsen, Secie
ary; regular Lodge meetings every Tues
~ evening a' '.e". Degree Lsdgs-Aon
NY a1'ef the ers' uesaay n each .lenta
iond,1ps t ev.rx momtp 8. a. no, -no 'ni'e
H.;re J,dc. M 10Y mo- s.
..c'v meets 'verv Fr;d.v evonin. - ~ "a
| .llows Hal, WV
SAVAGE Mountain Todoe No1osIoop
| AnfIonv S,.c'v nn..s,, 49,
veniny at Edd Fslow. Hail
r. u M,.; A
| eetS 2l and 9TH TEursdays avery n,nnth
| ;.niamin I Tbom.s Sanrstor,
7. n. r,,ostc~>-t,our,, At p,.,nt M
| upper room of Odd Fellow. Hall water
| re t. D Griftiths, Secretary, meshs every
| londsy evening at Z o'clock.
tpr o Il M-AlIegany Tribe. No O.. kim
| les its Council Fire every 7tA ran. 40
readths. I'd sleep of every + cuns, at the
'dd Fellows Temple, Charles l.. Bolan,
h'ef OF Records
| Free Gard' ners-Frosthurs Adam Lodge
IN els every Monday evening in Fersstsrs'
all, Alfred M"raaa, secressry.
1T. Mirhs,p. Total ShAtiae Rrs-Mest
III Sunday of every moa,A in bsssao sat of
t HickaePs Church: Jos gsasheh, sec'y.
hn!ghtS or NeIer-Frosthurg lodge,
~" n,G':s NC ~ anu 4.A 1aoe 50 OF
,n p n,",'.n ~ ''"e'iii' ie'hpie' Ah'hl@s
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