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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07
Local Department.

The moon was quarter full yesterday
morning.
The Philadelphia Branch is one
price clothing store.
The mercury marked six degrees above
zero on Tuesday morning.
Stop talking about the weather, and
[)uy your cigars Of Harry Green.
Good Friday occurs on the 18th Of
April, one week from tomorrow.
THAT sure harbinger of spring-the
band organ msn-was around yesterday
If you want twenty cents worth out
u every five cent cigar, buy them Of
Harry Green.
"A meeting of the Executive Commit.
tee of the Y. VI. c. a. will be- held 20
morrow night.
-Bavarian and Bohemian beers surpass
any malt liquors ever offered to the public.
These sparkling drinks can be had on
draft at Brown Bros, Butts House
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton of Centre Hall will hold its second
Anniversary in the Lutheran church, Of
that place, on Saturday evening next.
Mr.. Edward Zimmerman, painter by
trade, died at the residence of Mr.. John
McCloskey, in Curtin township, on Sun
day, the 9th instant. He was about 3j
years of age.
"A large number Of tenement houses
are now in process of erection in the vicin.
ity of the car works, and will be completed
by the first of July. 1t is expected that
The car works will begin operations next
month.
The new hotel to be erected at Cresson
win accommodate one thousand guests
without crowdng. Hoover, Hughes &
CO., Of Philipsburg, are the contractors
for the woodwork. 1t will not be com.
pleted this season.
-Coup's great railroad circus is again
on its travels with extraordinary att-ac-
tions, showing the wonderful enterprise Of
the distinguished manager. II exhibits in
Harrisburg on the 11th instant, and will
no doubt reach Bellefonte in its course.
-Constans Commandery, knights Tenn
plar, Of this place, are making arrange
ments for public installation Of the off.
GERS recently elected for the ensuing year,
70 take place on Tuesday evening, April
10. A few invitations will be Issued TO
the friends Of the Sir Knights.
"A new dictionary has just been issued
containing 10000 words which we're omit
ted by Worcester, Webster and Walker
How the English language is multiplying
itselfi But If we should use all the words
known to the English tongue they would
fail to adequately describe the merits OF
.SschIer & Cos grocery store. No break.
fast, dinner or supper can be perfect unless
the ingredients used In their preparation are
bought at that establishment
The advertisements of several Of the
prominent business establishments Of Belle
fonte have been inserted in the DEMOCRAT
during the past two weeks. Among them
are the mammoth dry goods and grocery
firm OF Valentines, the clothing and dry
goods establishment Of Lyon & Co., the
popular "Bec Hive" stores of Bauland s.
Newman, representing the dry goods, no.
tion and merchant tailoring business, and
those old, reliable general merchants,
;. & A. Loeb. When our readers make
their spring purchases they can patrcnise
these stores with perfect confidence in their
reliability.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

THE OLD AND THE NEw.-Tbere were
three meetings of the borough council on
Monday. The old council met at nine
o'clock a. ~, and settled up business for
the municipal year. At ten o'clock the
new members Gcrbrich and
Walkey-wcres In. The clerk called
the council 10 order and Mr.. John Ardell
was chosen president by reclamation.
Iaac Mitchell was reelected clerk The
chief burgess, assistant burgess and bor-
ough treasurer were sworn IN. At u
o'clock r. II. the first regular meeting OF
the new council was held, at which the
following persons were chosen 10 hll the
various positions at the disposal Of council
Solicitor, John &. Love, Esq Engineer,
Samuel Ryan Lamp Lighter, Henry
Hoffman Street Commissioner, Thomas
Shaughency Superintendent Of Water
Pipes, Samuel Ryan, for an addition Of
% cents per day to hi. salary as engineer h
Jnnitor, left 10 tho consideration Of the
Fire and Police Committee after consult.
ing with the Logan Hose Company. The
regular standing committees Of council
were also appointed, but We did not obtain
their names.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

NoTICE.-I call the attention OF the
public to the fact that | again have my
Office in the parlors OF the old Conrad
House, just opposite the BrockerhoT House,
where | shall be glad to meet with all
persons having legal business to be attend
ID to. ID. +. FoRTSEY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

GouNo Folks ESTTETAINMENT.-T
young people connected wiih the Pro.by.
,erinn church, Of Milcsbarg, have made
arrangements 10 give an entertainment in
the school house a, that rlscc Tomorrow
night, the proceeds - which will be devo,-
81 to the church i, will consist Of vocal
and insuomeutAl music, cbaradcs, d;a-
ingu"s, ctc Those who attend will wi;.
nrss an admirable entertainment, full -
fun and instruction. The young folks
have shown considerable zoal in this effort
10 contribute their portion toward tho
prosperity Of the congregation, and should
ne repaid by = large audience. II the
evening i' pleasant, there should be a
lSrg" delegation from ihi. place and from
ali the surrounding country.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

REMOVAL. We desire our friends to
notice that the office OF the CENTRE DEN.
oCRAT has been removed from tho Bush
House Block to the building on the North
West corner Of Allegheny and Bishop
streets Office on the second floor; en-
trance on Allegheny street We have
pleasant quarters and will be pleased to
have friends and patrons call to see US
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

DEATH or Col. w. W. BEowx-A
BEiLtiAST JOUESALIsT Co.'s TO THE
"BoUHS WHEscE 40 TGAvELEE RE-
TURNS. The subject Of this notice re-
turned from hs new home in Kansas
about two weeks ago, to regain health in
this, biz native county. Before reaching
here be visited Washington 10 interview
the new administration In regard 10 an
appointment which be expected 10 secure.
We learn that he was successful and that
his appointment arrived few days before
his death. But in bis mission after health
his hopes wer" disappointed and he is now
numbered with the dead. The sad event
occurred at the residence Of Mr. Joshua
Mitchell, Of Milesburg, at 10 o'clock on
Friday evening Of last week. His disease
wa cancer Of the stomach. He was about
% years Of age. On Monday he was in
TERED IN the Union cemetery ii. this place.
lis wife arrived on Saturday and va
present at the funeral.
vi " W, brown was born near Le-
mont, then in HHrri township, this coun-
'y. He gained an excellent education in
college located at Mealyille. He then be-
came boot aud thoe merchant 81 Lewis
town, studying law a. the .ame place In
lsj2 be returned 70 Bellefonte to practice
be chos"n profession. But his career as
an editor was more prominent than any
other business in which be engaged 1t
began according 70 the recently published
History Of Centre County, IN tho centre
Df"''rTai in 1870, Of which be was editor
and NJ +. Cro,thwalte rrorr.ctor. Tn
Je, l,. -,a.,..- ,bs, ,...,. ,......, 90
F"P'' ''fS''''N 'he
-alse oi the Know Nothing party. After
filing term a. county treasurer In 1880
s.l ,,,.r ..,- ......'t.-
. .f. O.. o. N.l.g
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

CoRREsPoNpEscE, containing Important new, 4.
I'd from any paTt Of the county. No cnmmupit o.,
inserted unless accompanied hy the real O.. ,,
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

"A very homely girl who rcsides a
short distance from this place obtained .
handsome man for husband. This faiKd
TO make her happy because her acquaint-
anees expressed surprise that such an at
tractive man should marry such plain
woman. But happiness was at last restored
ed when her husband began 70 purchase
his groceries Of Sechler Il Co., and now
they are living In perfect bliss, and always
buy their groceries at that store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

moved into the residence on Spring street
recently vacated by Mr.. Frank r. Blair
MIR. John Linn, who was so Ill few
days ago that his life was dcspaircd of, has
rapidly recovered, and on Tuesday was
able to ride from the residence of his faith
er-in-law, MIR. Alexander, of this place, to
his home in Stormstown.
Mr.. Allen Schrcycr, Of this place, Is
confined to his home by illness His
brother, Jesse Schreyer, Esq., Of Lewis
burg, arrived on Monday evening to
watch at his bedside. We hope to hear of
his speedy recovery.
One of the most frequent visitors to
Bcllcfontc is Mr. j. Gibson Lurimcr, OF
Pleasant Gap. Mr.. Lnrmer has frequent
ly been mentioned as a candidate for Asso.
ciatc Judge, and be would fll the position
with great credit to himself and to the
bench.
So many attractive young gentlemen
appeared in town last Saturday to spend
the Sabbath that we can only mention
them collectively, Among them were Mr..
George Boal,. Mr.. William Laurie and
Mr. Clifford Thomas. Such food of
youth and beauty AT one time created IA
great sensation among the ladies.
--"Ncwkirk, the h4tter, has establish
ed himself in the room in Humcs block
occupied by W l. Fleming a. "a tailoring
establishment, and is prepared to renew
old hats in the most modern style silk
hats, stI hats and soft hats which have
been discarded can be made as good Is
now. IIc will remain about two months
and expects to Do large bu-ircrs.
An elegant new cnrrisgc-thc prop
er'y OF Mr. James Milikcu-Rppearcd on
the streets Of lhi. place la., Sunday. It
i low, luxurious and easy, and is de-
signed Tor the ESPECIAL uss q Mr. Millkcns
mother Mr.. Eccl
Mr. I. 7. Blair anI family have rc.
moved from ihrir late residence on Spring
street into BE dwelling house owned ly
Col " II El,Iy In a., ,i,i,.i,y ~ ,bc
p,,,in. yu p.m
NJ II t.....-.....,,..,,.,
IN Nfm,,Lr-.. r-,.f,,..a.-.,..,........
ny. 80, -, .,. -, n,
rt,r,.. r.,-.r.,. :. ......-....,. ,.~ 49,
., s.-.....' III.
IN
vs. 1'''''''' s'"''' ~ H''"'''
distance from ih" pubic +ireei. Ih"
chang" will b" a decided Improvement
Mr.. Al Iiaup, is 10 town. H. has
disposed %! hi- cigar establishment a'
llugtzaalc, and expects soon to engage To
tho grocery businc.. a, Pbilip.burr.
DR.. T.. ". Halo j. putin. some much
needed repairs upon the stone residence on
Allegheny s,ree, owned hy him and for.
r,,.,f.. s.,s..,,.i,.., J.. " ,yi,,s.... w,
Us - 80
" - " ,.'' s'''''' '''''' ~ pro
" ','''' - "|' '''h '''' ''''
'',' '''' ''''N'
NJ james "''''Hin' 'e'efAine at the
bec Hive dry goods stores.
John 1. Johnston Es1, has been re-
appointed by President Garfield p"s'ma.tc'
IN ihi' place The appointments will no
d'"o' o' confirmed by tn" S"n'i" "' soon
a' hHh'no' Republican party will Psrmi;
an executive session "' that body. Mr.
Johnston has tllicd the Office frr tho past
tWGlv" ye"r' sHu'iac'ori'y TO the people /
''' -. - i''' '''''''
, ~ .'.''' '"''' 1885
= ''','' :" e. u ''"'"'' one ''
IN" prominent c"h"'ini'' i"r IN" count! /
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" " ''' ''' " ~
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=. .e'"''"s W E'''' i'"'' ''' '''1'eh'.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

--Bavarian and Bohemian beers surpasa
any malt liquors ever before offered 10 the
public. These sparkling drinks can be
had on drafl a, Brown Bros, Butts House.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

Are you troubled with hoarsenoas or
pain in the breast Have you a feeling
of dryness in the throat, and q tickling
sensation In the tarynz, giving rise 10 a
troublesome, hacking cough BE Varned
Ia time. Do not put of for a single hour,
but procure It once bottle Of Green's
Syrup Of Tar, Honey and BIoodrool.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

What L. the difference between the
man who buys his clothes at the Philadel-
phia Branch and chicken Why, the
one Is dressed 10 kill and the other is killed
10 dress.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

PEorITs, 81 200. Ito sum IL up, six
long years Of bcd.ridden sickness, costing
$500 per year, total, Sl,2o0-all Of this
expense vas stopped By three BOTTLES Of
Hop Biticrs, taken by my wife. She ha.
done her own homework FOR year since,
without The loss Of day, and wan,
everybody TO know It, FOR their benefit -
" 4 Enrtner
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

After the average husband has been en-.
gagged all day in trout fishing and HE good
wife has been equally busy in house clean
ing, what exquisite pleasure is felt when
they again meet at the supper table to par
take of the elegant compounds made Of
groceries from $. A. Brew & Sons store.
With the savory viands such as are only
created from these groceries to eat and
plenty Of adventures 10 discuss, they can
partake Of that nourishment and enjoy
that rest known only to those who lead
peaceful, temperate lives and purchase
groceries Of s. A. Brew & Son.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

\ BURsTED BOILER, On Friday last
while Engine No lis, OF the Tyrone di-
vision, was standing on the railroad track
near the Ward House the boiler suddenly
burstcd, causing tremendous explosion
and slightly injufing several persons,
among whom were ]. ". Test, Eco, of Phil
iPsburg, and an elderly gentleman named
Williams, Of Martha Furnace. The latter
had iust stepped of The Ward House
porch when his hat was struck by one Of
the guard rails Of the engine. We believe
his injuries were quite serious. The smotc
stack Of the engine was blown about rod
The top sheet OF the boiler was hurled up
ward two hundred feet, passing over the
Ward House, snd descending on the roof
of the Ray tannery in which it tore a hole
about twenty feet square. The glass in
tho depot and in the Ward House was
badly shattered. Three OF four other per-
sons were slightly injured in addition to
those mentioned above.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

Brown Bros. are making speciality
Of new whiskies never before offered in
Bcllcfonte, such as "Goldcn Rule Of tho
People, "Hannisville" and "DoughcFty -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

-Miss Anna Fox, an Ared resident of
this place, died on Tbursdsy morning Of
last week, Of paralysis She wss an aunt
Of Mr.. Joe. Fox, snd n much esteemed
lady. Her age was shout 20 ycsts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07
DEATH OF Nv. TuouAs LAxpRreAx.

DEATH oT Nh THOMAS LANpREsAN.
This aged gentleman died at Houtzdal.,
Clesrdeld county, early on Sunday morn
ing. He lived for many years in THE
place, and went to Houtz5alo about sj1
ycars ago. At the time Of his death he
was about ~ years of age. He was the
fa,hcr-In.lsw Of our townsman, Mr.. John
Bradley. The remains were brought %
this place yesterday morning and were in
ierrcd in the Catholic cemetery Many
friends from Houtz1ale and from Belle.
fontc followed the body to lie last resting
place
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

Music AT NApIsoSHuRg. friend a;
MSdisonbgrg sends u the following pleas.
ant account Of recent musical event. AT
Madisonburg. lie says The musical con.
vention st MSdisonburg, under the direc.
tion Of Prof Ezra Smith, 81 Penn Hall.
as director, and Mise Anna T.. Sidler and
Miss Clara 4. Faust, Of MaJisonburg, ~
orgsnists, closed with grand concert on
Saturday evening, April 2, in manner
pleasing TO all. At least seventy. lve sing.
ere participated IN the regular clsss driil
and tho conductor certainly merits the
highest compliments for the devotion Of
his time and talents. The audience on
Saturday evening was not large on account
Of the inclcmcnoy Of the weather snd the
bad condition of the rosds, but the pro-
grammc, which consisted of anthems, glecs
and songs, was carried out in a faithful
and spirited msnner. An attractive part
of the exercises was an earnest address
from our Warm.hcartcd Democratic friend.
5. X. Faust, who very ably eNoricd the
parents to take an active part in such en-.
terpriscs a. they would be great help TO
all tbc churches and Sunday-schools Thus
ended the most successful musical convcn-
tIon Of the season.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

Working fuiis, only 1926, 8, the
Philadelphia Branch
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07
Democratic County Commit 0

The following persons have been named
as members of the Democratic C,u.t,
Committee for 1881.
Bellcfonte, w. W..."-...,.. Nicholas Redding.
Dellcfonte, N. w.. Charles SchTadoT
Bclleionte, 5. W.. ..,...... -----
Niesburg ......,. ,............. y. Y. krcamcr
hilihriln". ....",,...,........ u. L. h'fur'
n Inhst L'ath'is
Howard ..................... George Vista.
Philtpshurg g........,.......,..... \. j. 6iahAm'
benner.....-....,. ,..........,.,. jerry ho'.'
hoRgs.,., ",..........,...'s'' James ~ 'n'''"'"'
bututihe.. ,,.......'.'''.'.''.'''' u',H na,''
S""n N'"'9'
NOlleEc Jat"" hll''lI
Ferguson. old ....,...... ...... John I. Mccormick.
Ferguson, nrw.......",.,..... nllr= Nhlhrr.
Hregg, suuth,.....,....,,.''. liehtN htnmIih"t sr
Gregg, north-.....,......'''r James pu'k'
Ilalfmupn ,..........''.'.'.''s's' '"hh haIu'
U.inrs ,................ solomon Ettliuger
J"nh ~ hupp
Howard .............'''''''''-..'' Iolh y, huhhIe
Huston .,,s....,....'s-s u'hll ial''
W H. tafuhcr.
MaTiOn............... frffy tundn.
Miles ..................... ....... samuel X Faust.
Patton ...,. ."...s...'.u..- Johh Reed,
Penn. 'htlst AleNAnuer.
Potter north ... ....--.......... John shannon.
Potter uth...........,....... james McCiutiCk.
Rush.. ----------------
snow Suue ...........,.,..,...... Abel thmlbcH
spring ............,,,,.,s.s'.....' Jonu Noll'
Taylor r.......................... William Calrrwpod
Iuiun.............-. ...,..,........ = N fmetiek
NAlker...........-., AubTn-" althullen.
WORTH. ....................... Marshall Lewis
T. GRAY MEEK.
Belleiontc, Pa, Feb |. Chairman
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

Most Of tho alleys Of the town are at
present in an absolutely filthy condition.
They are made the depositories of sccumu-
lated garden rubbish, stable excresenccs,
refuse Of tables and kitchens and the waste
Of the winters fuel. We believe there is
a borough ordinance prohibiting persons
from depositing any manner of dirt or
filth on tho streets or alleys, and COM
pliance with the directions Of the ordi.
nance in the very spirit, ought to be the
aim and desire OF every citizen, without
calling in the aid of the law TO enforce it.
or course II ia the duty Of the Street Com
missioner TO see that the streets and alleys
are cleaned, but IL certainly can do no
harm for private citizens to take an inter-
cst in the matter and assist, by all reason
able means, the accomplishment Of the OBJ
ject in view.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

Boys suits As low as S2.2s, Al The
Philadelphia Branch.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

Spring wuolcns nov ready Early
orders solicited. Money saved
l9-,f MONTGOMERY & Co, Tsilors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

Tho Philadelphia Branch now has an
unequaled assortment Of genslcmenf fur
nishing goods.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

The smiling srrnE comes In rejoicing.
And safly winter srimly iies;
Nos crystal clcar are the falling waters
And I,aanie blue are the sunny skies
Fresh o'sF the mountains bresks forth the morning
The sveaisg glide The ocssns ssveii.
All creatures Joy In the suns returning.
And rejoice IN my bonnie Dell. -Br8ys.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

PEosrEcTs or >rmNo. .-fs~ fo,lrainc
are sa,l 90 be- the mo.i rcccu, OF Scuror'.
prorhocies From them "" conclude ,aa,
he has q; las, consented to le, tho winter
pass away and give q. spriug.
There will be q sharp l,o,t in ;bc begin
ing oi April, Nilh snow fall On the i,b
81! i'h, bot The .prlng vii! open fayorabIy.
and everything wlll De- pretty well All.
rauca3 hy tho 18th of the month. Flood.
may b" expected IN Chicago about ihc ar.i
week ia April, with high wind. ALEC pre-.
yaihnE IN ih" carly part Of The month
NavhCaiioIs j. likely to open on Lake
Ontario about ApfIi 7th.
The s.. Lawrence Will open about the
oh or llth, snd the frsi steamship will
probably arrive about the 18th The
weather will b" stormy in the lower prov.
lncrs about tho 2lih. with very high water
prevailing, hu' IN the west April will BE-
dry month. There will De- warm weather
just following the 2cib, ending in thunder
storms IN the 2iih and 25th Snow storms
are probable IN the far west on the 9th
and 2G,b, and snow falls are not unlikely
t" occur in England y, the clo.e II the
month. The month will end wet and cold
bat on the whole will bc like = May month.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

The following persons have been rnm'd
as members of the Democratic Coos!
Committee for 1881.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-07

SPEINo MILLS IrgMs.-Only one week
has elapsed since my last communication
and death has again come into our midst,
and claimed another victim. On Friday
night, April Let, Mrs. Clara Grenoble,
wife OF John a. Grcnoble, and daughter
Of Henry Krumrine, Esq., bade ndicu to
friends and husband, and passed to ,bs,
"bourne from which no traveller ever re-.
turns" Mrs. Grcnoble had been suffer.
ing for several months with that fell dc.
stoyer consumption, and for several week,
past has lived with her lie hanging as IL
were "by II thread" But now her suffer.
lngs are Mt AN end, and the bride of a year
has gone to dwell with the Bridegroom
above. In her death the Spring Mill,
Sabbath.school has lost Il most esteemed
member
One Of the effects Of having 20 many
stores st Spring Mills is reduction Of
prices Thin is "watcr for the poor mans
mill, but il hard on the merchants. Mr..
Grcnoble having bought car loud Of coal
ali ho. .roncb, ,ho ,',,,o 5,,., - %
rcr ys,,op r., o,,,'.., ,,s oo -.
nu.. c.l..,,..,. "a
h.ic 90. I'D ~ =. ..,,-' -. -
WI" '"' '"'''' "o'
Jcct ~ view. Major Fisher has also depart
ed from the usual even tenor Of his way
and &. ..,,,;,.,, 1a.., ,.;...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Tia abDp5;
H'ui OF Inc s.o,klnlders CT tho Al; yaHd;is
Nl.iuc Railway aGd Ship Binding CqmG2,y
e7os held i2 the oEic3 Of TIC caTp3o?, il !hIa
Gy, this mCrrIoG.
n TIC ats2n2a q Mr.. Park Agar. thn Pos
i&sot, On acc2uat CT sickness, Nj Justus
"3Eaoiacr wa3 tl.c.cd Chairmau, aGd Mr,
Feed. G. Rodgers ae.Gd as Ssc;otsry.
Tie roper. {! tbo Ssr:taTF, showing lie
o3mpapy to &c 10 coed Tc;:i2c c,n3;:i,1, ~os
read AID adopted.
Tho old Board OF D.r5..9I5 VS. zen r1t! 6.
I'D as fo.lsw:; PAX Aspcw, ls.ao }I.ci,Iurs.
Robert FORMER, JGltus Sahucid.r, jas III
BIcdois. Arthu: Hcgb.r; emf l. n.3.crs.
the meeting ttcr adjourned.