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Gte dIfe 0eS61id1fe.

Sluibing, N.=D., II. Suili.-@in elf
idbrises Wfdofem, gfamens Marp Gnn
Sracp, at 6unters' Yoint perludbte geitern
4benS, oas Seller gum 8rennen su bringen,
inbem fie GoblenSl in ben Diem idiittete.
gine Grploiion .eriolgte, rpelfe bic Gleioer
sliidlihe ffarb i'm 9aufe Der Na6t inter ur=
idgliben Sdmerser.
M ontreal, IL, Suli.-6rl, &haron in
6odelaga 5og iid aaiterH bel oem @erind)s,
6euer nlittelit aoblen5ls ansnsiinben. tSbtlide
Branomuuoen 5u.
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ses,,s%t:s ss'tss @;issn,,.= siii,s's .=9agerbter
,uiro nur BON $. n. eIbrina & Somp.. asenten,
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gtra6e, uno S. ". ScbMttoi. q Somp:. Mf. : o.,
bruude auf 6Iaidsn sesossn. vile SefelInsen M ger
Yoitfarte perben prompt effeftuir uno oas Seteate
Iotenire in irgeno etnem Staottbeile abgelteIert.
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9ie Nl,tttWelle y o NJ 10. Wtei,
3ufdata ersdtp Syett.

Ni6 mOno, 3D., II. Sull. - Sberit
Sultan 5arriioH, Elm 9abadsinipeftor I'M
ySbodoe Na9aSin," wurbe beute Wiorgen
Our6 Die 5ufdlli9e gntlabuns eineS Yinols
9etDbtet. 9aS Yiitol beianb ii6 in ether
Sbublabe in benz Biireau oes 6ru. tSarriiou
uno giug, alS br. Saririon Die S6ublaoe
plGblif) i6loB, bur6 Die @rihiitterung los.
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Gin 4rattfettidifff.

Norfo1f, 8a., II. Sui. = Der BON Sap
6abtien naf gfewz9orf beitimnlte Sdyooner
vSelma" lief geterr in Die 5amptoner 8bebe
elm; idmultlide 0tit9lieber leiner Ntannl nl6aft
lagen am gSe6lelfieber erfranft oarnieoer.
Bdbrenb Der lebten 120 0feilen 9Segs, ehe
bas 5abr3eug bel Sap Senrp anlarigte, mar
MIR Elm Mann am gOro i'm StanOe, Oieuite
gu perriGten. Die Sirsinier 2ootieu lieferten
cine Manni6aft, pef9e ben S6ooner na4 Der
QuarQntGnezS bradlte.
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Rr,t,,t,,te @rs8eattte Derbaftet.

NetpzOrlean8, g Il. Sult.-BartbOlOn1erp
s. 8eauregarb, ebebem Ginnebnler i'm 3uei-
ten SteuerDtitrifte bon 2ouiTanna, tpuroe
beute BON einem 5iilf8= =8unbe8marl6aa aus
gaton= 9ouge bierber gebrabt, nm ii6 gegen
Die anflage 81 perantworten, 6egierungs=
geloer unteri6lagen 5u baben. - 81 -Spre9er
Mortimer Carr wuroe beute auf Die autlGge
bin uerbaftet, @elo unter fali6eu Sorpanben
erhalten III habelI.
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StIrnte.

Quebec, II. Suli.-gin ,dredli9sr Sc
tpltteritllrm 3og beute Radmittag iber DieIe
Stabt bin. Dtebrere SabrSeuge puroen BON
ben 8eriten loSgeriiien unb trieben ben 6luB
binab. 9as SOllidiff uSipoli" 1T bel Gil
lerD unb Die Sri9g rNeptune" bel &ap 8lanc
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2Ins ben @la6s0iQe.

9eabwoob, 0.zS., II. Suli. - Sci
8ear- Butte, 10 Meilen bon @roOt=Gitp, iuur=
ben fiirslif Don ben Yaiiagieren Der ans SiS~
mard fonrlenOen BOffutide Die 3eiheu BON
,ipei Ntanneru uno elmer Srau gefunSeu, iuel-
DE BON Snbiauern eridOiien, ifalpirt unO
lhredlitb nerltiinlmelt iuorben lparen.
Sieielben Snbianer, tueld3e oieie Morbtha-
ten begangsn batten, griifen ipGter cine an<
3abl Subrleute alt, tpel9e bel bem erlten Seuer
entflpbeu. ..
Sn Der vYlacer=Mine Nr. 6" am 0eao=
moobz@ul9 puroen in elmer gSo9e 500 lln=
gen 9olOitaub i'm @ertbe bon etua $500 gez
moulleu.
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Die ttnru,eu in WanntreaI.

Of ION treal, IL. SulI.-Oie Straben ma
rem nad Wlitterua6t in Der uergangenen 9tad,t
beinabe gduSlidl entu6lfert. Die ySranier"
unb young Britons" ipielten uno iangen
geitern mdbrenO ibrer &iiffebr bon bem 5rieo=
bofe Die befannten Srutlieber Der .Sranier::"
"Boyne Water" uno ''Croppies tie down"
mad tSer;ensluit. BoliSeid@ef 9enton inter
brsitete setern Dem 0tapor uno Bolisei=Go=
mite Elm bonn Sberiten Bacon auiaefunbenes
Document, mel6es cine in bier 9ipiIoneu
eingetbeilte 9tanlensfiite ber Mitglieoer Der
irii6en @eie1idaiten entbalt uno 81 betueilen
i9eint, paB cine regelmdBige Organization
iiir ben ~. Suli gebilSet iuorben mar. gSm.
G1iott aus 2ennOrpille, melder geitern Sbenb
gelhoiien tuurbe, beftnoet iidJ in prefdrer Sage.
Cine Susel oraug uebeu ieinem 8id9rate I'M
terbalb Der S9ulter elm uno lit nod nidlt
aufgeiunoen tporoen. SIN Poli3eigerid)te mur=
oe beute Sei6merbe gefiibrt, baB orei Solon=
tdre in Der persan9eilen Ga4t sessn II llhr
einen Wtanu angegrifien bdtten. Hatrid
Owper, pel9er 9eftern auf S6. 9emop unb
0udesne id)OB, murbe beute Dem @eidugniis
iiberipieien. Seine einSi9e @nti9ul6igung
tnnr Sr,Iufpnheit
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Rod ettt Spfer 0es aIten Ssa0erS
stutSd)en oen 6elbeta .ttto 6ritnen.

NtnctHndtt, II. JHIt. = JI &1fterz
@ountp, &p., 1T Die 8ube nod INNER nid]t
beraeltellt. 2tul letten Samitage wurbe ein
iunger Ntann, 9tanlens Sanm, BON etnem
Dtitsliebe Der llnOer,poob'i9en Sanbe baielbit
eri6oiien. 9llle BON Der Utili, nerbaftetell
8erionen tpurben mad eiuen 8er6Dre tuieoer
ertlalieu, unb Die @ipilbeb6roe iit felt Dem
4bsuqe Der Milis q1rSli1 mahtloS.
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8oiton II. Sulf.-Der 5parbanf= Cont
rliiidr bat Der r6auerbil (MaiI.) earrings
Sanr perboten, ibre @ei9dfte fortSuieten.
Der S6ritt murbe sur Si6uuus Der auiprii=
dle Der 0epo1itoren aethan.
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A SAMPLE CASE.

CHAPTER lit was New Year. morn
ing. He had been thinking deeply for a
day or two, and there was Spartan look
on his face as he sat down to breakfast.
He was unusually quiet, though he said
that be never felt better in his life.
=CHApTER II.-Rising from the table,
he drew forth his tobacco-box, and said
to his wife:
Hannah, I'm going to quit the weed" !"
"Nop
"Yes, l am. I've been slave to the
disgusting habit for forty years; but now
l am done with it. Come here, Hannah"
She followed him to the door, and he
flung the box far out into the back yard.
CHAPTER III.-Four days had passed.
Dried pumpkin, cloves, spices, gum and
dried beef had been chewed in place of
the accustomed quid. The family cat
had been kicked out of doors; the dog
had fed; the hired girls nose was up;
every peddler in town came to the door.
"But you will stick to your resolution
won't you? asked the wife.
81 will, or diel" he replied.
CHAPTER LAsT.-Twas dark. Mar
sneaking around the house-on his knee.
on the grass-pawed around-fnger,
clutched an object-lid flew open-mov
ed his right hand to his mouth-aYum
yumi But what fool / was
MoRAL-Don't chew.
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Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors
aOf Mahaska County, Iowa, Jan. Ses-
sion, 1877.
JANUARY 18th.

oANOAhl I'LL
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members all present.
The Oskaloosa Herald and the New
Sharon Star are selected as the news,
papers in which to publish the proceed
ings of this board during 1877.
The loans of permanent school fund
made by Co. Auditor duling the year
1876 were carefully examined and ap-
proved.
The Co. Surveyor is directed to re-
survey certain road from sec. 1854
to Lords mill, said road being defective
in description.
The taxes of Margaret Girard on per-
sonal property for 1874 and 1875 are
abated, she being unable to pay.
AFTERNOON.
The Auditor is directed to issue war
rants to the members of the board of sup
ervisors for the per diem for each and
every day said board were in actual session
during the year 1876. Carried. Yeas
3, nays none.
VIM. Stewart Is directed to repair the
approach and abutments of the iron
bridge at Smith & McBride's mill on
North Skunk river
Samuel Gilmore is directed to have a
bridge built across ravine in sec. 1914
Is and also to have one built at the se
corner sec. 3, Cedar tp. The board con-
tracted with q. King & Son for 3 iron
bridges, one across Cedar creek on line
between Cedar and Harrison tps., one at
Given station and one at Persons brick
yard on Oskaloosa and Eddyville road.
S. Knowlton is directed to build a
bridge near Charles Hutchison's land on
Keokuk road.
Adjourned until 8 a. IN. to omorrow.
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EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Edited by j. w. JOHNSON, Co. Supt.
SALARIES.

1t is quite customary for people to
think at this season of the year, when
the taxes are being paid, that the
schools are costing too much and that
there should be a reform in this re-
spect. If there are any taxes of
which a man complains it is sure to
be that for the support of the school,
he looks upon that as something
over which he has partial control,
and which should be conducted on the
cheap plan.
1t is well known fact, that when
a man gets into financial difficulty,
he begins his reform by cutting off all
his newspapers and magazines; thus
in order to save his dollars, he starves
his mind. There are few people in
this country who would reduce the
educational advantages for the pur-
pose of adding a few paltry dollars
to their esta1es, and good many in
the rage for money.getting, and
grasping forget the training sf the
mind.
The salary of the teacher is one
of the factors of school taxation, it is
one of the things that is determined
by the people and often the small
sum is grudgingly given. So small
has been the allowance and so poo,
the prospect for doing better, that The
best minds usually leave this import
ant field of labor and enter some one
where they can obtain a LIVELIHOOD
and have less friction and more re
spect. But very few men can affort
to teach school as other callings ar,
offering greater Inducements, an,
even to the women, other more indie
! pendent fields of labor are opening
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and they are gladly entering them #
if this continues the majority of tn ese
will also leave the school room at the
very time they are best fitted for
doing good work. No one is surpris-
ed at knowing that person can OBJ
tain salary much larger by quitting
teaching, as they know it to be often
done; but yet, many are unwilling TO
make the salary Of such importance
as to attract worthy laborers instead
of repelling them.
1t certainly requires as good talent,
Judgment and ability of application,
to make good teacher as it does in
other callings, it IS sure the time of
usefulness is shorter than in other
walks of life, as one wears out faster;
but yet the price placed upon talent
thus applied is very insignificant.
The most noteworthy teachers in our
country honored at home and
abroad, get but mere pittances as
compared with their compeers and
equals in other professions.
If any person will investigate
this subject he will be convinced of
the fact that such men are not teach
ing for money but for the love of the
profession and the youth of the land.
They sec result grandcr than the
value as they look be-
yond and realize the place of the
of men and women, and the
influence they are exerting in this
glorious cause.
They cast their lives into the bal
lance and go ont for the purpose of
accomplish much, hardly realizing
that they must become pensioners
On the peoples bounty; and often we
hear it asserted that teachers work
only for these paltry dollars, when
q little common, sense and in vesti-
CATION will show that they have not
chosen the path to honor, fame or
wealth.
1t is under such difficulties as these
that the teachers Of to-day find them
selves placed. 1t would not be so bad,
nay, they would not object, if their
motives were not so often impeachcs
and misrepresented, while law and
public opinion compel them to pass
under q surveillance of morals, man
ners and particular fitness that is re-
luired ofnobody else. All the teach
er has right to ask is his due, his
share of the charity granted to other
kinds Of business and at the same
time living that will remove him
the pauper's position, when he is
compelled to quit work when this is
done we will not have a now corps
every four years and the leaving of
cur most worthy teachers will be I'M
known. III.
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SATURDAY DAM
Prayer.
Music by Mrs. Emma Ogborn.
Paper-"Object of recitation and the
manner of conducting it, by Miss Belle
Kisor
Discussion, by T. II. Bradbury and
Miss Becky Fisher.
PaPer-"RespoRsibility of the teacher
in the development of the Pupils Char
acter" by j. W. johnson.
Discussion, by r. E. Busby and Robt.
Styles.
Defamation by johnson Busby.
Music.
Adjourn for dinner
AFTERNOON SESSION, p. NJ.
Music by A. j. Hedge.
Paper-"School Library" by W. d.
Richardson. .....-.-.
Discussion by Chas Campbell and ]. B.
Miller.
Paper-"What should parents do for
our schools" by Robt. Styles. D.
Discussion by Sallie Brooks and John
son Busby. .-
Paper-"Literary Exercise" by w. H.
Ogborn.
Discussion by Cary Kisor and Mrs.
Matte Miller. ... #..
Paper-"How to teach spelling" and
when to teach mental arithmetic" by J.
B. Miller ..... .....
Discussion by Mr.. Dean and Morgan
Kisor.
Paper-"Township System" by L. w.
Graham.
Discussion, by G. L. Brooks and j. e.
Ogborn.
Paper-"Langaage," by T. II. Brad
bury.
Discussion by Porter Hedge and J. NJ.
Hiatt.
Paper-"Text Books" by f. A. Sciple.
Discussion 10y A b. Reed and r. Kisor.
Defamation by Mrs. j. w. johnson.
Music
Adjourn for supper
EVENING SESSION, SIX Pm.
Music. #
Lecture by County Superintendent
Music by Mrs. Emma Ogborn, A. j.
Hedge and others.
Adjournment.
All who are interested in the proper
means of educating the youth of our
county, are cordially invited to attend
this meeting; and especially the Board of
Directors and teachers of Union Town
ship. Meeting free to all.
BY order of Co. Supt.
EDS. HERALD.-The educational meet
ing here, Jan. 10Th and 18th was a sue
cess. Although the attendance was
small owing to the cold weather The
lecture by our Co. Supt. was very good
and highly appreciated by the audience,
We feel that an interest in the cause of
education here, has been awakened, and
expect good results therefrom.
If the schools of Mahaska Go. are not
success this winter it will not be the fault
of the Co. Supt.
Yours, Z. III. BRADBURY.
| AGRIcoIA, Iowa.
| Those who read from the teachers
Library should read carefully the
card of rules in each book and con-
form thereto. Saturday is the only
day at this time of the year when the
books can be exchanged. If they
are sent by anyone or if you leave
them yourself, in the hands of some
, one here in town to be delivered to
the librarian, send your name upon
A 80
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Five hundred and twenty four persons
in Dubuque are receiving aid ..from the
poor fund.
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JANUARY 18TH.

JANUARY 18Th.
Board met as per adjournment. Mem
bers all present
The day was spent examining records
and accounts of county officers.
Adjourned until 8 a. M tomorrow.
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PROGRAMME

For Educational Meeting to be Held
at Union Mills, Saturday and Satur-
day Evening, Feb. 10th, 1877.
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pOBERT KISSICK,
WILBUR f. MARK,
w }. CONE

ATTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC.
AMI Collecting Agent. Office Exchange Block,
over W. IL. Shaw i Co.'S store, Oskaloasa, Iowa.
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DR.. F. M. Madison, Cancer
and Pile Specialist, will be at
the Downing House on Satur-
day of each week. Residence
at Mr.. VIM. Kemper's, corner
of North and American street.
Our motto is, "No cure no
pay"
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wv X. LACEY,

NY J. CONE,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OSkalOOsa, Iowa. Particular attention given 10
collection of all kinds of claims. Office with w.
). kENMNRTHY. nlSm6nd
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Minnick & Co have this day sold their coal
bank to Minnick, Ford & Mnnick, who will car
ry on the business in the same style as the old
firm. ANY one indebted to Minnick & Co., will
please call at once at the Office of Siebel & Co.,
for settlement. w. III. MINNICK,
w. ESGEN,
II JOHN SIEBEL.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
GEO. II BAUGH, WILLIAM p. HELLING:
pAUGH & HELLINGS,
ID .,rvrnR News AT LAY

ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
and Notaries Public; collecting and Real Estate
agents. All legal business promptly attended
10. collecting and cenveyancng made speclal-
ty. Information regarding the value OF country
or town property in this State furnished free OF
charge. Office in Exchange Block, on High 81,
OskaIoOSa, Iowa.
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| BA j. ALDER,
Il ATTORNEY AT LAW
Iowa City, Iowa. Successor TO Judge w. E.
Miller. l6
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DOLTON 4 McCO,
l. w. RICE,
IOHN +. LACEY,
\ Z. G. PHILLIPS,

w ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
aud NOtarieS Public. Office on west side of pub
Ic square, in Williams Old Office, Sire is block,
OSkaloOSa, Iowa. q
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TOHN y. HOFFMAN

- ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OskalOOsa, Iowa. Office over FTankers new
bank, north side of square. 33
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Any Kind of Coal

Price and quality guaranteed to be as low ss
any other Coal Co.
Leave orders with n. L. BRIGGS, at
Mays & Briggs Drug Store
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TOWN.
Churches.

Eckhart Baptist Church. Rev VIM P
Fortney, pastor-Services every second
and third Sundays at 1870 O'clock III,
and 1880 p m. Sunday school ut , p M
every Sunday. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening ut 7:3O. .
Ref0rmed-Rev.J J. Ruhl, pastor; servi-
ces every Sunday at 1870 a m; Sunday
School at 2 pm.
st. Michaels Roman CathOlic-Main
street, Rev V F Schmitt, pastor; Divine
services on Sunday: Low Mass at 8 III
high Mass and Preaching at 1890 m
Sunday School at 3 p M; Vespers and Ben
edictiou at 4 pm.
Welsh COngregatiOnal-Bo street.
Rev j P Thomas, pastor; Sunday services
at 10 a m and 8 p nj; Sunday School at p
m; Prayer Meeting every Monday evening
and Glass Meeting every Thursday evening
M. E. Church-(colored) Oak street; no
pastor; Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening.
Primitive ethodist-Forester's Hall;
Rev N Harvey, Pastor; preaching every
Sunday morning at 1890 a Ill and evening
at $50 p m. Public invited to attend.
Presbyterian-Re Rev John Thomas, pastor;
services every Sunday at 1880 M and 90
pm. Services in English. Sunday School
st 3 p m; Prayer Meeting every Monday
ANoniug
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FROSTBURG:
lN,Aine7y-Mrs Eliza Gross.
Photographs-A A Rogers.
General Observation-Disclosures Clary.
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothiag, Groceries, etc
Marx Wineland.
lOthiag-B Stern
Drugs-McNeill & McCulloh.
Furniture-Gross &. Nickel, o Jarrett
s. Bro
Hard,oare--H g. Beall
Boots and ShOes-William Thomas, ]
Hartman.
Saddles and Harness-C r Hartzell d CO.
Painting and Paper Han0inS-James II
Hawke.
Machinist, Engines-R Paul, Thonas
H Paul
Watches and Je,oelry-D Betk.
LaQuOrs-Otto Frey, B Stern
Soup Etctory-George Hill.
Fire Insurance-J ,Metzger, Jshl 3
McCulloh.
CUMBERLAND.
Dyer and Scourer-Dsnald Paisley.
City Hotet-J. Newcomer, proprietor.
1Marbte Dealer-Isaac B Milner.
Attorneys-J F Seiss, d w Sloan, Hugh
ey, Brace & Richmond
Ptamos-J P Wiesel.
BALTIMORE.
Allan Line-A Schumacher & Co
WHEELING.
Soap-Edward Reid
WASHINGTON, Nj:
Pianos and Organs-Daniel F Beatty.
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Baskets. Collins. etc.

Gross s. N excl, Frostburg, are day or
night
Ready to provide for the last said rite
OF death which comes unfailing,y to all
Strong or weak, rich or poor, and short or
tall
Superb Baskets and Collins claim their
care.
II ever the best you'll always find there
Now, this sad duty we all must confess
Is best done where it's special business.
Careful and complete are their facilities,
KNOWN and acknowledged their abilities.
Each thing we need they re ready to supply
l-iving-our furniture-or, if we die,
Undertaking our burial, they'll promptly
Needful attention to all orr friends say.
Depending on this they will be the choice
Executors TO make the mourners rejoice.
Regarding both the dead and those who
live
they cheeriully accord all they can give,
And to their desires do ever attend
knowing themselves rs the mourners' true
friend
Even amid sorrow great joys they impart-
Real and trUe-to the sad, desolate heart,
Sadder as nearer the friend with whom
we part.
Much as we love life, yet still we must die
And the mystery of the next to try.
inthis sad time our friends may do farworse
Neglecting to employ the nice, fine Hearse
Specially devised to show lawful pride
TO MI the friends of the one who has
died.
F'rostburg, Md.
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY.
The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT.
The regular terms of the Circuit Court
for Allegany county commence First
Monday in January: second Monday in
April. first Monday in October
The six regular equity or chancery terms
commence First Monday Of January;
third Monday of February; second Mon
day of April; second Monday of June;
second Monday of August; second Mon
day of October
OFFICERS
Chief Judge-Hon. r. H. Alvey.
Associates-Hons. William Motter, Geo.
A. Pearre.
C2erk-Theod0re Luman.
tate's Attorney-A Hunter Boyd
hertt-John G Bauer
Auditor.--Maurice A. Healey.
Commisssoners-Joh ohm B Fay, r w Nc
Michael, G T Porter
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

missioners commence ON the first Monday
in January, April, June, July and October.
Commissioners-A. c. Greene, President +;
W. t. Beall, Ashford Trail, B. L. Tur-
ner, George Reuschlein.
Clerk-Davisson Armstrong.
County Ireasurer-Robert Shriver.
County SHroeyor-John Schaidt.
Collectors Of State and County 7ares-
First Collection District, Orleans, Oldtown
and Flintstone,) Joseph b. Stottlemey yer
Second Collection District Mos. Is and 10
-Cumberland) VIM. Hall. Third Collec-
ton District, ont. Savage and Frostburg,
James u. Armstrong. Fourth Collection
District, Homecoming and Westernport,)
Patrick Mullen.
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