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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30

Rosina Vokes wa. the youngest memb Der OF .
family which held at one time unique posi-
ton on the English stage. They all began
their dramatic careers as children. Rosina
was scarcely six years old when she appeared
In pantomime In the provinces with her
brother Fred. her sister Victoria. and her
cousin Jessie. Fred Vokes was scarcely older
when he made his first appearance on the
Jessie four. The four. with Fawd on Nokes,
whose last name was borrowed for the sake Of
uniformity. began their career as mirth
the selves at firs, the vokes ChildTen. They
Vokes Family, IN Edinburgh, in 1851.
c.u nsT Thssre 9s the soS OF HaSP %
Dvmpty" in 1858. The reputation they had
in the sSa
later they brought ont the bellies Of the
Kitchen" an Absnrdity itted to their peculiar
abilities, whose Incidents we're In part taken
true Of Fun II Fog, b nr, q berries 81 =
other Of their more successful productions;
Although at first oyershsdowed by the Older
time became perhaps me most popular Of
the Nokeses After making and losing a
fortune in England from aLed ~, tos@s,s
try aud made q hit Mt the Union Square Thea
ire. where they appeared for several seasons.
yening towns. 4 second fortune made here
was also lost, and the troupe. when II finally
returned 10 England, was broken up hy the
retired from the stage on her marriage to Cecil
Clay in 1877. and when she returned to IL
after a few years. II was as the star OF a COM
pauy OF her own.
For the past nine years she made tours IN
this country When in this city she generally
played in Daly's Theatre where she appeared
n such short pieces as Ny. MillineT's Bill,,,,
the Circus Rider." Lesson in Love" &c.
She will perhaps hs best remembered By New
Workers by the song in Ny Milliner's Bill ="
to Ioll"
Rosina Vokes's exuberant gavety ALWAYS
thaw ed the most morOse. Her mirth was ire
sistihle her laugh more than infectious, her
dancing charming, and her iun was always in
nOcent Her place on the stage Il not a high
did not stale ner almost infinite variety. and
her death at so early an age She was but 40
has robbed the coming generation OF delight.
Many thousands Of Playgoers in this country
will he sAddened by her untimely death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30
AUTHORS AID n CHARITY.
Mrs. wIggia aad Mr.. p. HOPLIasOA Saith
sell Each Others Manuscript at Auction.

Mrs. wIggIa aad Mr.. p. HOPLIasOA Saith
sell Each Others Manuscript at Auction.
The attraction of two well-known authors
reading from their own manuscripts and then
exchanging their productions and selling
them at auction drew a large attendance 10
the reception given last evening at shsrry's in
aid ofths New York kindergarten Association.
Fully 400 ladies and gentlemen drove through
the storm 10 attend the benefit
Carl Schurz introduced Mrs. Kate Douglas
Niggin. who read Tom OF the blueberry
Plain" +. HoDkinson smith followed reading
a selection from EsPero GATgani" from the
original manuscript. MT. smith Ructlonsd OF
Thompson being the purchaser. Mrs Wig2in' =
Woodworking was full 81 impromptu wit
Bidding for the chapter from Espero GArganP
hogan At 81 and ended also at $50. The manu-
script went to Mrs. loumNns,
The singing Of Mile. GueTcia gave pleasin 2
variety to tLS entertainments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30
A KErrGE foK EHALERS
Mr. stsIa VIM E.aBIIsL Oas At the MOuth
- OF JOass SQUAD.

WASHINGTON. Jan. CAM s. /. KimbalL
Superintendent Of tho United States Life Saw
ing Service has written TO Mr.. Robert Stein.
the leader Of the coming expedition 70 Files
mere Land. that he is pleased TO learn that the
peTmEa ent camp At the mo nth Of Jones sound
IL TO serve az refuge station Tor the WhAlers
The need Il such stations Is often most So
gcFely felt on uninhabited shores, where ship
wTeckoi crews though able 10 land. are ga
posed to starvation This same need 10 urgent
on the inhos pItdble Arctic shores. The nited
states Government mas responded to this want
~ erecting at Point larIow. ALASKA, ; sta
ton which Is safeguard 70 the whalers for
many miles to the east and vest, Eyery hu-
name person will Q glad to know that the
NhalsTs Of Bafin Bay are hereafter TO snIoJ =
similar Advantage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30
Killed BY i Fanras CiorL.. Lac Pole.

Mrs. Dorothea Strich. wife OF Theodore B.
Strich. cigar dealer az 4O2 Third avenue.
was killed last evening in the yard at her
home ry a clothes line pole falling upon her.
She Was 80 years old.
No one saw the accident but the WomAn's
husband. missing her at supper time. went 10
the yard and found the body. There was
tad wound IN the head. and the heavy clothes
pole lay AcToss the body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30
where Ys.tsraa,.. Fire. Were.

Nj ts.6 10 Broadway, Hsgsman Corporation
drug store. damage 5000. +ss5. 2lo EGs' KiZhty'
ninth street Denis Mccarthy and Others, damage
5000; a., sss East Fifth street Mrs. Ehzabsth
brchss. cAmAFe g.
Nj. 10 5iS Eat Fourteenth Atrsst. NJ. KsmPner.
damage slight. Is y ana - NAker street. kaebs
FTlont damage sL5fn =. lo4 Bedford street; MTs
Htn.s. uAmage s75. 10 80 Columbus avenue. West
srn Unlon T-sgTsph office damage so 10 - bl3
Eighth avenue samuel Charog damage fe,buu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30

MONTREAL, Jan. %. Mr.. Edward Blake the
Irish Home Rulo member for South LOnGtoEd
In the imperial Parliament addressed an audi
euce II DeaTly 1000 people on the home rule
question hero to- night and ma00 an earnest
appeal for funis. Al the close Of the meeting
81 800 was subscribed toward the home rule
fund. Mr. Blake will speak 10 Boston on We'd
ns~day night. and viii TetaGn to England On
Feb Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30
spARks FnoM TnE IELEeRAPA

The Wholesale leather house OF otto Rsisrs Co. St.
Lou4s. partly destroyed ~ ore Yesterday Loaa
S5bNuo
JOHN ClIbsTL Aksd 20 years clerk m the Treasury
DspaHInsnt WashlnEtnn Eas found dead . biz bed
yss.eTday maraInE The saS ~ tuTnsi Ca bAi ~
sEldehes P9lhls u aecldsnfA aeAlL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30
DEATH OF RosrxA FOXES.
The Chsrmipg and Popular Actress Pssse
Away In England.

Rosina vokes. who was obliged by Ill health
to break up her company and cancel her en-
gagements In this country early in December.
died In Torqusy. Devonshlre. England. on Sat-
urday. She had continued to play. in spite Of
the warnings OF her physician. until she could
do so 10 longer. AZ the close OF her season In
Washington she returned to England. where
she sought to recover her health in the COM
paratiyely mild climate OF Torauay. Her death
was due to complications following cold con-
tracted In this country.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-20


il vorh knox m t is the pach fndit
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17
8ra ao'.sresfe''.
(Gfter Daespresitn.)

Mr. @ilion ilutteoe fin 9ale /
Gapbr al 9olbreform oen 9oe San.
iaalebes: .Siee @ettiebeoer til olle,
J. os ferRilte 8ripilesier til insen.
Solicit bar beuet bet bemotrat,lte
8arti til Most paa bet fore 2tsbeos,
Brincip. Det bemotratiite &arti
faor iom en- Monb os tor op ben
. fore @os. @i oil plaute Banneret
ber, ri tenfer at optase @trioen, os
ni bill anmobe bperenefe en-, iom tror
paa Demofrati. at 9aa ouer til por
Sibe. Sab os raabe paa bet oemo>
fratiite 6olf - be tauie Masier 6ar'
lsunerne, abiprebte % uopgtise til at
sDrsaniiere fig, fom fiemper fig trem'
pper unber StatterneS tunse 8prber.
Bore Petition Boxes ct fplote al
&rotefer fra &rufs % Gombinatio,
ner i bette 2anb. Sab os bore orr
li9e Dor Tro. Sab os 9aa tremao,
7inbti( pii bette 2anb fan fe en- Inz
lebnins for bper enefe 8or9er. Sa
bper Mano tan ie for fig Inlebninaen
til at iuinee fig op til faaoan Snof1p<
belle, til Zig &elfano, fom bans e9ne
Reriter 9ibr bam berettiset til, o9
ban lite Longer ifal bebboe at saa
I nebbpiet unber @tattebproerne. Sob
ros orbeibe for ct 2ano meo 6ribeo
for a0e, meb 2isbeb for olle, meo en-
FPS uofat for buert eneite @iem, oeo
buereneite Nrne bet bele 2ano". 9a
ban Tuttebe, brpo 3emofraterne uo /
|, llfonbieli9 Subel, R1iper v@t. Saul
J @lobe".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17
Nere 8ottos.
(National Watchman }

(National Watchman.)
Stattammer.@ @efreteren oil babe
Rorsresien til at siue bam Mpnoi9<
beb til at uofeoe 5000, 900. 900 /
Bombs for @ulb. fom ffal opbeuares
iGtattammeret iom &eierue.
9ette er ben 9amle republitanite
slnsmaabe iom par 6olfet }aa 1moo,
at set fortahebe 5arri1on 6aob ON,
: at bet bemotrat,Fe @arti meo @lepes
lanb pilbe mooiette fig bette @ense>
lnenbenes % Mational banfernes Hro'
fett. Men oer ct insen Goranoring
I'll bet bebre.
,Dette Bonb=@@eme er en- Mam'
motb> @utnbel os ct sanite 9iennem=
ffueliet. 8anferne bar last op os
bolber o(1e be @ulo' os Demand
Notes, iom be bar peret iitano til
at fao fat l. 9isie &ense trefter
insen &eute iberes6ualuineer. Saa.
inart. iom be tan briue &onsresien til
I at antase en- 2ou ON at uoitebe fere
|. Bsnos. pil be leo19e 8ense 8an>
! ferne bliue brust til at tipbe Bonos.
Sc lebise @ense / Bcnferne o9 /
pripate 8enber pil ba bliue embpttet
meb renteberenoe Bombs, iom pil
blipe laat 8antbueloinserne, %
BET lebtse @ulo uil bliue opbobet /
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ferne pil BRUCE Bombs iom Bafs for
Rne fiat notes (Sebler, ber circules
rer fem @en9e ifblse 2ou), for buil>
]. le Solicit pil beta(e mente, mems bet
ueiaa betaler 9}ente af Bombs.
6pis berimob @ssierinsen ifenet>
for at uSaeoe Bonbs til Snbtipb of
@ulb, iom 1lal lisse lebist ! Sfat>
lammeret. os berpaa ubftebe fiat
notes, fom Banferne fal foo til l1o.
sIaan for Solicit = buis @esierinsen
ifteDetfor bette, pilbe ubfebe $780,.
200, 900 / @reenbods eller legal ten.
der money oirette til Solicit ueb at
tetale BEN ub for @eniioner % -onbre
lS @ielbs bsforplistelier, oilbe Solicit foo
9eptte al girculationen siennem 9an>
Del % 5orretning % piloe unosaa
ben bobbelte @ente al Bombs % Sta.
tionalbanE EGeoler.
9eriom &eeieringen, beroeo at
] 3onsresien antaser en- SOP berom,
TN bfiue bempnbieet til at ubfebe
Bombs, lem tiger til en- 8ramie (bet
81 iise bliuer mere pero eno lit paa<
lbbenbe Belpb) tan ben famine Most
,lbfebe lite: renteberenbe @ebler eller
@reenbads, iom pil baoe al ben @er.
bi, iom 8onbs tan baoe.
Det ct forbouten5e, at Solicit /
Enalmobisbeb oil itaa % 1e paa. at
! begse be samle 8artier ilutter Gerz
bano meo alle 8eroens Bensfmeno
rforat bielpe til at plpnbre bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17

@en. 6enrp M. 9Rice. en- af
Minneiotas forbenuarenbe 9oneres=
menb. bgbe Can Gntonto. 1eras
ben 15be Son. / en- Nlber al ouer 70
Nor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Fails as second class matter.

@oab ON 6ia1p fra en- Rasie. ionp
oar ienot fra Chicago. @osien bar
folio tilipi9ret. oa ba mon enoelio fif
ben aabnet, fanbt mon Sermon 8eit<
ing, en- 9iterrioer poa 80 Nar, i ben.
ao1tiuts itamilaoet of 1uren. 6an
1osoe. at ban aiorbe en- Eur af beune
sloss runot Sorben. San blep
imiolertib arreiteret for at baue f1iaa.
let fig en- bi1is @e,ie.
= Set forlpber iIplse ; uwlinnea,
polls Sournal", at 2iliuotoloni Of
9otpott bar op9ibet 3aabet ON iaien
at bliOe ben berRenbe 9ronuina.
Ser'moo tenter BUN at ioefgge Dnfel
Gam for en- umoooelis &euseium.
Ddmt til liosuarist Tugtbus
for at itiele 1 Gent er aanite oft en-
9aaro Dom; men oenne @tiebne
talnt forleoen for Il. g. Court i
Omaba Sc Srances Sob. Sc
5ronce er en- &ofrpuer. 5or nogen
2to fioen r9oeoe ban en- &ofclerf
@orben. Neb. tor en- Eoitlaf peo
9ielp Of to 9ren9e. fom BON basoe
to9et lit &omplot. Set bite fla
tmioler1io fenere, at @atfen fun in=
oebolbt at &en9e en- enefe Gent.
Onfel Gam er lite at lese meb, noor
mon forbrpoer fig tmob bans 2ope;
bog forefommer bet os, Of uere en-
iooli9 orbi @traf at fette en- ung
Ntano 3ustbaiet for @eiten al bans
2ip Tor at haue fioolet er Gent.
@anfe pift bor bet lite Sc Grances
stplo Ct ber fun par i Gent i 8oifz
fuffsn; men ulligepet:
vDen Donie 8ioneer".
- Tra Broof(pn berettes, at Der
iteoe ct l1lpttestilfeloe peo Broen
oper Stem Eotpn Greet peb gSilliamss
burg ON Gitenen cen 12te San. @n<
bel 4rbeioere, iom oenote biem, iam>
lebeS ueb @nben af ben eubuu utrr,
bi9e BRO for at TONNE oper. So
@orten, fom ftan9te for Broen; aab>
nebes. presiebe Nrbeioerne poa for
at fomme euer, men be bapbe neppe
9aaet 30 Sob, fpr 8ruen gap efter,
o9 boereneite en- af oem itprtebe bo=
peofuls / &anbet. @anbet poo bette
Steo oar 9 Sob opbt. Golf, iom
fob paa Stranobresben oe 100 l1fpt<
Ten. roabte til Rapte,nerne paa noele
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forulptteoe tilbialp. &lanfer blep
taiteoe uo, % Baooenes Monb{fa
iprana &onbet o. rebbebe monae.
Senere uo poa &peloen iopnebes 8
Meno, os tire uar blepne fbrte til
&oipitalet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17

Gong.
Narsmsoet boletes for luttebe
Ssre. men ON Nftenen ben lobe blep
BET bolbt ct aabent Mbbe, bporunoer
9ollen bar iaa fulb, at mon bar ner
oeb at tpeles. 8lanbt Ialerne bar
Nrnolb Repes fra 9ulutb, 9onnellp,
g. 81. Dmen os Fere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17


@n Stare of Nrbeibsmenb i 9Rom
mari9erebe til Bpens Centrum ben
7be San. ioet be raabte: r@oeialis.
men 2eoe! Sicilien8 Martprer leue!"
Bolitiet fob ferbiSt ueo @osiasen til
@artbalei'Broen, buot be ororeoe
5lotten at ipreoe fig; men iom Suar
bespnote Grbeioerne at Rpbe meo
&eoolpere paa Bolitiet. Tilfibit
lptteoes bet &olitiet at aoipreoe
Bpbelboben, tos to rpoe JloQ % fan>
eeoe to Nnarfiiter. @n &olitimanb
blep tbielitutten. g
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17

~ ct. Souls .9otel i groofaon
neobrenete ben 15oe San. Mpble>
mentet Dor osiureret for $4,000, men
Bpsningen Dor uoen NSiuronie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17

Set fgrite Sumner al r9}pe gfor.
t1anoen" ct uotommet. Blobet ub.
fommer Moorbeab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-17
Gerens 8aus, @tmmetota, 17>t Sanuat l89z

fig imDb ben lou9iuenoe 5unttion,
lat 5olfepilien tilfoe os iaolebes
siort Snbsreb Js(tets @upereniz
tet.
5. Mgbet opfororer til, at faas
baune @eno. fom bar erbueruet fig
en- Gormue ub af Sfole> lluiuerlitets.
e0er State=2anb. blir tuunane til at
tilbasebetale, buao be paa uretferbis
Moobe bar tiluenbt fig. % at be @m'
beosmeno, iom bar biulpet bem be-
res uloplise 9anbel. fal bliue aflatte
ira fine @mbeber.
6. Msoet misbillieer bet oaarlise
Stpre al iaatalote finaucielle Con-
Germs, os opforbrer @rano> % @e
tit. Surpen % alle @ouutp>@mbeosz
meuo til at 9isre fin @list paa ben
Moaee, at bet npe &apitolium fan
bliue bpsset of BEN, fom abiolut oil'
be ia bet.
Z. Eilfemmer &esulerine of 81.
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8. Ct Gappr al alminbelie
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lesi 9erminer, bois no9en iaa maatte
pnRe.
10. Ct Gappr af @als al @reii<
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Staters @enatorer peo birette 6olte=
ofitemnins.
II. @taten bpr pere Gier of
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oppe oesangaoenoe.
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2anb.
Is. Sc tommenbe 5tats> og 9ea.
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meno ital neoiettes. iaa ben fuarer
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FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14
ANARcHlsTs ARE VAIN.
Nothing Fleases Them More Than to &c
Their Pictures PgbIished.

Nothing fleases Them More Than to Get
Their Pictures PgbIished.
". Lepine. the French minister of
police. thinks vanity has good deal to
slO with the anarchist craze, SAYS the
London News That is why he begs
the papers not to publish the portraits
of men who are arrested for being con-
cerned in bomb-throwing and other Of
1enses of the kind. - consider that
all the anarchists" says A. Lepine,
have a mental twist, although l do
not class them as madmen. But it is
noticeable that there Is in them adesire
for theatrical display that must not be
encouraged. They have q very high
opinion OF themselves, and are much
concerned with regard to what is be-
ing said about them Whether they
are at public meeting or in a prison
cell, they always keep their eyes upon
the public. See what happened at
Montbrison, at the execution of Rava-
choL As prefect Of the Loire at that
time. had TO take charge of that an
Rrchist- lie had written an abomina-
bic song which he hoped TO be able TO
sing on his way from prison to the
place Of execution. before n great
crowd. ! upset his calculation by hav-
ing the guillotine fixed at a distance Of
only couple Of PAGES from the prison.
When he found he w0uld be without
an audience, his fortitude forsook him.
All who were present viii tell you that
he collapsed so utterly that he was. as
Il were, dead before the knife fell"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14
Ihe ropular Miater l,urs.

The very darkest sealslzin remains
the popular fur for coats and wraps
Very often it is trimmed with a con-
trasting fur. but wise women in buy
ing a coat elect that it shall be IN
trimmed the first year, so that it may
be freshened the second by a decora-
ton. For mourning wear. back Per-
sian lamb remains in vogue and is es-
sentially the mourning fur. although
as the seal is 50 dark. it is a question
Of personal taste in eieetiag its use in
conjunction with crepe. Silver fox.
that exquisite blnish-gray fur, is noted
on evening wraps, while blue fox and
rcd fox, which. by-the-way, Is yellow
in color, are also chosen for nse when a
rather pronounced effect Is desired. In
black furs. the long-haired ones, like
the black lynx and black fox are given
the preference Gray krimmer. that
soft, curling fur which many people
improperly call gray astrakhan, is oc-
casionally seen, but. somehow, Dame
Fashion has dedicated IL almost exclu-
sively to the children. Home
Iau-nal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

The electors OF the township of Conemangh, 70
meet at the hail OF the j. q. Z. A. NJ, IN DaVids-
VILE IN said township.
The electors Of the township OF Shade, TO meet
at the house Of Jacob Helman, In said township.
The electors OF the township Of Paint. 70 meet
al the house OF Peter Hoffman. In scid township.
The electors Of the township OF yenner 10 meet
AZ the house formerly Occupid BY Thomas 6sila-
CHER, now occupied bY Z. j. Holman, AZ Jenner
Roads, IN said township.
The electors Of the township Of Jefferson. 70
meet AZ the house of solomon Bakef. in said town
ship.
Ihe electors OF the borough Of Jennerville. TO
meet at the shoemakershOp occupied by David L
Wit, IN said borough.
The electors Of the borough Of Casselman. 10
meet at the house formerly owned By Mary Cupp,
in said borough
The electors Of the township OF Falrhope, 10
meet al the house OF Isaiah d. Kammerer, In said
township.
The electors OF the borough OF Benson, 10 meet
al the feet-stOre building Of Daniel W. Border IN
said borough.
The electors OF the borough OF SOmerneld, 10
meet AZ the -, in said borough
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The electors OF the borough Of Salisbury, to
meet at the Office Of CALVIN I. Hay, In said oor-
ough.
The electors Of the borough of lockwood, 20
meet at the once OF Esquire Evans, in said bor-
0ugh.
The electors Of the borough of Meyers1ale, to
meet at the Town Council Chamber.
The electors Of the township of Summit, 10 meet
at the house Of Samuel NJ saylor, IN said iown-
ship
meet at the house Of XII Shafer. in said borough
The electors OF the township Of Greenville, 70
meet al thehouse Of Adam sipplei POeahonias
In said township.
The electors Of the township Of Southampton,
20 meet al the house Of i'll Kennel, In said town
ship
The electors OF the township of Northampton,
to meet al the house Of Samuel PoOrbangh, in
said township.
The electors OF the township OF Larimer 10 meet
al the old school house, in Wittenburg, in said
township
at the house Of Dr. W. A. Garnan, in said bOr-
ough.
The electors OF the township of Bro,hersvaIey,
TO meet at Fsirview school honse, in Brothers
the electors OF the township Of s;onycreek, TO
meet at the house Of Josiah J. Walker, in said
township
me electors OF the township OF Ogle. 70 meet at
the house Of Samuel NJ. Crist in said township
The electors OF the borough Of StOyesiosn. 20
meet at the house Of Samuel Custer, in SAID boz
ough.
The electors Of the township OF Quemahoning,
District No. !, TO meet at the new election house
/ In said township.
| The electors Of the township Of Quemahoning,
/ District No. 2, 10 meet Al the house OF Daniel
/ LOhr, In Hooversville, In QuemahOning township.
The electors OF the township OF Allegheny to
! meet at the house OF Albert Hllegas, in said
/ township
The electors OF the borough Of New Baltimore,
TO meet at the house Of J. p. Spicer, in said bOr
} ough.