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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

The Massachusetts Republican
Gubernatorial Convention, in session
on the 9th ult., nominated Mr.,
Washburn for Governor, instead OF
Gen. Butler, who made Il great effort
at one time with II god prospect
of success. Notwithstanding his
defeat, he avows adherence to the
support of the nominee.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

One J. L. Smith, arrested the other day
in New orleans on Charge CT having com
mitled a ulurle.' at Caucllton, Ga, 10
years ago, said he had had number of m
pleasant difficulties il Lis life hat that he
could not remember whether lie had killed
a man at that place az that time. If the
police would give him o fey dayH for re-
fiection, he added that he would try to re-
sh his memory end report accordingly.
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THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
is engaged in number Of important
improvements in our city, amongst
which is the laying of additional
tracks in the neighborhood Of the
rolling mill, where the making up
and shifting Of trains will be carried
on instead of, as at present, in the
vicinity CT Baltimore street. This
will be subject of congratulation to
the public generally, The company
is also making an effort towards
opening new street east of the
railroad, from Baltimore street to
the hotel, at Harrison street. This
will necesstate the purchase of the
warehouse now occupied by Mr.. j.
G. Orrick, but the owners have not
been able to make terms as yet
Ciuilian and Telegraph.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

A correspondent says that Pic Mono ex-
presses his gratitude to the various persons
who offer him home in different parts of
the world, but declares he intends to die in
Rome, and that his Successors for thous-
ands Of years will also breathe their last in
the Eternal City.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

The Republican Convention Of
Virginia, adjourned 9th ult., after
adoptinga platform endorsing Gen.
Grants administration by renomiua-
ting him for the next Presidency.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

The majority for the Constitution
al Convention in West Va. is 2, SOL
an increase over Jacobs vote for
Governor in 1870, of FOL.
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NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE

have Just opened. in the room form
erly occupied by Fred. johnson ne
LARGEST AND NC" COMPLETE
stock Of RE.Dl MADE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

The vote on the new State consti'
tuition in Nebraska is so close that
only the official returns can decide it.
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WEST VIRGINIA
ssnEwy S~E @ETN
eeeSs U ksaa * S3aA u

The last catalogue shows an attend
ance oflIl students at this Institution.
Five distinct departments of Instruction.
with full corps ofcompetent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure n! applied; Psyeh-
oogy, Ethics. Poli,ica L )ntmy. Logic.
Rhetoric, the Sciences, S.. DC. carefully
and throue hiy taught. Practical che -
istry, and Physics, illustrated by app'"-
PIRATE apparatus. Special advantages
for the study of Geology.
a good library. Extensive CABINETS
of Mineraio@F, Geology and Lonchoiog' !;
together with many specimens III otter
departments of Natural History. t'ie
Buildings; beautiful and healthy Ora
ton; good society.
FALL TERM begins Sept. 9th. "'h'"f'
December 9th. Spring, March &''"'
Commencement. June both.
Boarding from 50 20 $ per Week
TUITION FROM SIS to 81 per year.
For further particular mcguire ~ 4
ALIEN MAETi% Il
rlesid@:.t.k
Morgantown, West "a
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MEW STORE.

NO. ~.
just received a large lot of HEATING
and COOKING STOVES. Also, the only
place where the Ironsides Stove is sold in
Frostburg. Roofing and Spouting prompt
ly attended to. Also large lot of Fruit
Cans on hand
F. JOHNSON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

Napoleon is at Torquay, reveiing
in exile and rheumatism.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

EMANCIPATION IEAEbRAT'oN'- U''
oi Fairmunt and the surrounding
country. inauguratci thciv first ceIc-
brltion of tie Lincoln proclamation.
rhr procession was formed opposite
the Colored Church, on Monroe st,
and, headed by tie Fairmont Bras
Band, marched through the princi-
pal streets. Returning to the start
ing point, the congregation Of mar
ch'sta" was largely increased ny thu
dark com munity, and to the lnspt,
ing strains of thr band they movfd
out to the FAIR Ground. We nntf'
stand that npmber OF speececS
were made by the orators OF the dny'
iull OF hope and comfort. ~ cola,
thacnlored hr,tI,crs and SISTERS seem.
ed 20 enjoy the dancing exceedingly.
Everything passed on quietly; the
pol!ce iofcc were nov ta'!eu i'.'' '''l-
"'9 ,'' " '," a.. ,? ','' o,nr,ln
,iy .oama1 T., on;,v ,hn AMIR hu'.ly
-Fdir2nont L,berulj3
prrs,,,,>r Eo,>r arrival M ,1,o
.ou.,, ,,r ~ ,,.i.,,...,u Lo,,+,,.I,v on
So+,ra,v o,j ,v,, rocoivoi ,,;,l,
o,roo+ o1+rs;osu NV tbo no,n1o of all
Shades of noI;t;cs In rnnlyiro to ,
!, . =
speech naic ny mayor bdkef, OF
No'ihSton' the fesiuehI Saiu nc was
Sfatelu' IT. was ho' al oNat'o' ny
sn's,G po,'.Io", parry iic s'i9 !,
"ou'" no ".S o'I0I' " "
and there was no reason why party
in the minority should not receive
the same protection and ENJOY the
same privileges as the majority In
--------
1T IS the type OF eternal truth, |
says John Ruskin, chat the souls
,rmor ;s navor we'll snt to tho heart
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n II. WALKER,
STATIONERY & NEWS DEPOT,

AND DEALER IN
TeharoOs, Cigars, Notions Il COnfectiOn-
aries. at the Post Office. Frostburg, Md,
All persons wanting anything in hi+
line will do well to call and examine his
stock.
A great supply of PRIZE STATION
cry PACKAGES. Paper Collars, Cuffs,
Sc, on hand and for sale. nl-3m*
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TUNNEL HOUSE.
j. yANDORF,


lRoSrBtRG, MD,
Dealer in
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
Groceries & Provisions. Watches and
Jewelry. Fancy Goods, Notions, &c
Wholesale liquor dealer.
Agent for drafts and passages from and
to all parts of Europe. nf-ly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE. Last Wednes-
day evening four Of the prisoners
confined in the Jail at this place made
a desperate attempt to escape. Off
Ger Scott was absent at the time,
and Mr.. Wesley Fisher had charge of
the Jail.
About 6 o'clock, Fisher went into
the cell in which lack, and Jeff.
Taylor, Schell and another prisoner
were confined, to remove the ashes
from the stove. When he entered
the door :hc four mon caught him,
threw Il blanket over his head, and
attempted to gag him; they stiiIed
his cries for help, and made the nsu-
al signal for the door to be opened
Fisher having had it locked from
without. The sUspicions of ser
want girl being aroused at thc noise
made in the cell, instead of immcdi
atcly op ming the door, she went to
the window and looked in, and see
ing the position of affairs she raised
an alarm, and several men went to
Fishers release. 1t was only thro'
a mere accident that the design was
frustrated if the door had been
opened when the signal was made,
nothing could have prevented the
escape of all the four men named.
1t was found that Fisher had been
pretty roughly handled.-faermont
LiberaHSt
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SINCLAIR AND DISTRESSING Deaf

SINGULAR AND DISTRESSING DEATll
OF FORMER RESIDENT OF ALLEGANY.
We learn by private letter that
Mr.. Jacob Arcndt, formerly OF
GrantsviiIc, in this county, died I'M
der veiy distressing circumstances
on the 10th inst, in Hartford conn-
ty, Maryland. In substance, we
learn that Mr.. Arcndl had been
dressing "a wounl upon horse, ana
having cut upon one OF his hands,
was poisoned 10y the medicine he
was using, which affected his whole
system, and he died from the effects
Of it within Il week or two from the
date of the occurrence.
Mr.. Arcnlt was for many years
Il leading citizen Of ALE gauy comfy,
and had resided at GrantsvilIe for
upwards Of twenty-five years, during
the most Of which time he was en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits. About
five years ago he rcmoved from
GrantsviIe to Baltimore city, and
engaged in the flour, feed and com
mission business, but subsequently
quit that business a"h moved into
the country and commence! farming.
At the time of his death he was re-
siding ON q farm in Hartford county.
Mr.. Arcndt was man Of integrity
and sterling qualities, and enjoyed
the respect OF his fr!olw citizens to
an eminent oegree. His msny Blends
throughout Aliegany will painfully
regret his distressing dcath, and
deeply sympatllizc with his wife AID
children. -Netrs.
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CLOTHING
EVER OFFERED TO THE PEOPI

EVER OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE
OF FROSTBCRG and VICINITY.
Ny stock has all been selected with
special reference to the wants of this
community; and embraces every article
in the Clothing line, from a pair of dill
ing ovcralis to II
FINE BROADCLOTH SUIT.
At the New York Clothing House may
be found clothing for merchants, miners
and mechanics; for professional men and
gentlemen of leisure; for old and young.
rich and poor; and
AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL!
| have also fine assortment of GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
such as Fancy Shirts, .Merine, klannel
and Cotton Underwear, novelties in
Neckties, &c. 4 department for
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.
Is feature of the New York Clotiiing
House.
EVERYTHING in this line-Underwear
Hosiery. Gloves. COLLARS, Laces, Ribbons,
etc, will be displayed to our lady patrons
by polite and attentive saleswomen.
DO not forget the place, but call at the
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, and
look at the bargains.
Frostburg. Nd, Sept. 20, 1871.
nl-vl-tf
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

a Kentucky man unites the avocations
OF blacksmith and barber. In moments
of abstraction he uses mans face As an
anvil and the razar'as q hammer. This
treatment wears out the anvil rapidly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-07

THE election of members of the new
West Virginia Constitutional Convention
takes place October Goth, next, Governor
Jacob having issued his proclamation to
that effect.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

bustEa tSrEp tgOoTToNr oPREsENTnlEN1
OF THE. GRANp iJu1tYro OF. ,ORANaEBuAa
sions 0oadftzofs oissgsSafes Gounsy iS9 shs
grand jury, ID lth 4its presentment, say:'>.
Thereiaffe HhlARii4ty evils under which we
are now. gEoapipK Jyhioh Gould be easily
corrected, flour Legislators were not car
ried away byIa falso'idea OF freedom.
Il is'indeed lamenthble that it is 80
glarlpg and 40 intolerable from the fact
that 1t beass heaviest upon. the bone and
sinew' Of eiIe country, that we cannot fail
to bHfg It to the: office Of the Court. y
It's an illioit ,ttaftlp IN cotton. We
DO q not ,censnre the man who sells the
goods as much as those who buy, from
the TACT that the former are mostly igno.
rant. and the latter generally have had
hetter advantages. end are expected to
do better. We desire to infringe upon
the liberties of no man, however hum.
BILE he may be-, All we wish is that the
grand object of the Government, which
is the happiness Of the goverased, should
To.this end we desire to make another
recommendation to our Legislators,
which. we trust, they will consider care
fully It is to urge tho adoption Of an
Act by the next Legislature requiring
each .store-keepar to keep q register,
which shall pc open Ct al times 70 pnb,
lilo inspection. Said register simply re-
oording the name Of every person selling
prodlpe q: any.Skind Eth 9 quantity and
kind OF produce sold, and the date OF
sale. And further, that If it be proven
that any atore-keeper, has neglected to
asstse esgsieE ssS. any na%s sg he ehoud bel be fined
Such an epgaaotment:we look upon as
mild,- yet stringent, iand while it may
curtail the freedom of the dishonest, it
can have q. no en- a{Aleh 4 tendency with the up.
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Notice.

a .aYra:Au Notice. ,iry.s I. a;st. !
A Il persons having claims s,gainst the late
to the n9dersigned, snd oil indebted will
please AXE payment to tho same. ,a ~ /.
,e.. ..,,,g SOPHIA b.. REYNOLDS,
OCk ~ AOHl0l6LratrlXs
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S1,O00,OOOS
RY the authority OF the Act OF the Legisla.
AD turo Of Kentucky, OF March 49, 1871. the
Trustees OF tho Public Library Of Kentucky
will give n
G Il AND GIFT co r IL r.,
At LOUISVILLE, KY, L
ON TUESDAY,, October 81. 1871.
100 oog RREN5y. TiGkETs GF ApM5ss1oM Ss $40 EACH
QUARTER TICKETS, 80 so.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter; the
money for them may be sent by P. 0. money
order, greenbacks. or draft. Each ticket con.
slsts OF four quarters, value $25 each. The
holder ID entitled to admission to the Concert
ana TO the value Of the gift awarded to it or
s55o,ooO IN GREENBAcKs will be diat,i.
bnted to holders Of tickets, in gifts from from
sl0O 600, tho highest, to 500, the lowest, bU.
ing 721 gifts in all.
Tho Concert is for the benefit Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky.
Tho Citizens Bank OF Kentucky is Trea-
snrer. and the Corporators and Supervisors
vernon OF Kentucky and twenty seven OF the
most distinguished and respectable citizens
Of tho State.
The undersigned. lato principal business
for tho benefit OF tho Mercantile Library At
San Francisco, has been appointed Agent and
Manager OF this Grand Gift Concert.
The. drawing and distribution will take
P'nco III PuoIlc, anu everything WILL be done to
satisfy the buyers OF Tickets that their inte-
rcats will be as we'll protected as if they were
personally present to superintend tho entire
affair.
For tickets and information apply to q. r.
PETERS. 120 Main st., Louisville, Ky, No.
Astor House, New York; II. N. Hempstefi. No.
40 broadway, Milwaukee, Wis; NJ. 4. French.
Virginia City, Nevada; N. A. Wolff, No. 3IG
Chestnut street, st. Louis. Tickets also for
sale IN every prominent place in the United
states. Sept 80 t12
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Blue Ridge Railroad.

Blue Ridge Railroad.
Il OF tho Blue Ridge Rsilron,i in Somth e.
rolinn will bo held on THURSDAY. The 1f;th
day Of November, 1871, at the Office of the
Company, in Columbia. ut IL o'clock ~ w.
der Of the President ''l,f'I
fitiil W. HID. GAIIiARDt Secrofarv.
y Oct IS va
-
Notice.
OFFICE TREAsURER RRIcHT.AEDc coI1Nry
mn nm = CoiUsIp1a. Ootober % ,1a71
TINE books or tho Tfcasnror ~ Rtcbi.nd
Il County will bo opened on the 2Oth dav n
NOVEMBER, 1871. for the recent nf tares
due tho State and County for tLe vear 1871
The penalty Of twenty pcr cont. nrnyidad
by law, will be added to iii taXes rtmsining
unpaid on tho 10th day OF Jannary 1874
rr 3
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Dental Notice.

j. ~ Dental Notice. Jt q!
,RHA ALL those who have demands against
3the late firm Of REYNOLDS & REY-
NOLDS. will present them, and those indebt-
ed vii! please make payment to the under
aligned, who will continue tho practice OF his
prof ssion at tho old stand, Agnew's build
Ing, over o. f. Jackson's storo.
= Oct Il Gt cI, w. l.. REYNOLDS.
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THE STATE, SURVIVORS Association. ~
The third aunnal. meeting of@the State
SURVEYORS. Association will be SHIELD in
Columbia on, Thnrsday. the 9Th Novem1
Der, when General, Jubnl!iA Early will
deliver an address before the association.
We are glad 70 q see that the different
Counties are completing. their organiza-
s$s 9d ihs
gatheripgt There will certainly be no
lack at attractions. at thaabep pitat tinFEhe
second week .of November. The meet,
ing of the Survivors Association is both
impbrtant' and interesting, and tits hint
ed that General Early will take the .or
portunity OF revealing some of the IN.
written history of the war. There will
be the annual Fair Of the State Agricui-
tural and. Mechanical Association, with
it's splendid display OF implements, pro.
duce and eznck, and it's owds of Joyous
VISITORS The South Carolina Club give
theif Hnn4al ball, which is always o re-
cherchs affair, and there is talk. besiies.
OF a tournament snndla,rsiiroad conven-
ton. Hhese should be enough. In lall
conscience. To- attract tp Columbia. for o
few days. !eypHy one who can find, in duty
or in 7Pleasnrek an excnae for fleeing for
few days from the oankering cares, Of
bnsipesa life.S- Charleston :Na,rs. ss sGs Sc
. b. A.gA +.
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A FUNNY RUNAWAY Yesterday, while
q ES5katAr was opening o coop Of chick:
ems .on 4 Market square. q venerable
rooster made his escape; and lighted
npon'the back Of q horse attached to a
wagon standing opposite the store OF II.
GIN Rave. The animal Immediately
made tracks {the fowl still maintaining
his safe positioD) and ran down Bryan
street tatthe top Of his speed. Not be-
ing naturally. or the runaway kind, be
was stopped and the bird captured. No
further damage. - Saoannah Republican. 4
Grant hasa issued "a proclamation
against thal Ku, ,Klux in South Carolina.
Why does he not iseue proclamation
against the Leagues. an oash.bound ,po-
liticAl9 ofEanizhtibn, that has done ten
times more deyilment and crime than all
the Ku iKlux in the land, and but for
which, such an organization as the latter
had never exibted? Down with both
organizations, for the country will not
have peace whilepne ,is condemned and
the other ifobtered by the Government.
The iSt. Louis, Republican,, q, few days
ago, recommended the Democratic party
70 make no Pre3id dential nominations Tor
1872, but leave the conservative Repnb.
liaanP to- pnt up q candidate lin opposi-
lion tothe nominee OF the Radical wing
These we're the tactics successfully
availeA pf to rescue Missouri from the
control OF tie same wing Of that party'
It is now stated THAT the artielsi favoripg
this policy was written by Carl Sohurs,
which, hGweyer; is very doubtful /.
Isis stated that Rev, Robert uollyer,s
son was to have been married in Chicago
on lest Tuesday week, but house.
thas a., Ira1ale haforn nn ana a. Yeae nur9sa
Wedding took place, the young wife
betpg dressed in calico gown, the only
dress saved. ', M = 'Y
The Mobile Register, of the 10Th inst, j,
ss3p: "MaDy OF the Seeding peach
trees in tie peighborhood OF Mobile are
noH odt an pretty full bloom, and we
nosiosd large numbers of blossoms on
the pear trees this week. I Buddea OF
making such fools Of themselyes,'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

The Doctors Recommend seegers' Beer
preference to London Porter and gcotch
Il Ale. Why? They know it is unndulterated.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

~ Fresh Biscuit and Cracker
0ODAWAfera, Pic-Nics,
-. EAney Butter, Lemon,
Vine, Pearle, Oyster, Farina,
Mflk, Lemon. Ginger, Variety,
On Oresm Waters, Jumbies,
~ Corn Hill Biscuit, Lemon Bnau
IN Hmall boxes for families,
Sept 26 EDWARD
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-26
VTKNONf CENTRAL Il. r. LINE
sFKING AERANGENENr,
...-n..rina Mar. MaE y. leIl

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a..-sntF.aa ~. and rTuurstf 90 Aet.eAl
nv. and 10 Waits kiFef saacitsn - -. ~
FaiIsuIfh Iratns Cor haslaas y ef.aslei :
tirsuiss e1rnsf 60 Nru lenaen. q.
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49, 81 Itanar. "a -eusi arza af - ~. 80
furEt 81 easa h.. Macre'f tunciies ~ 49, =,
y Alhaus 81 81 tea -, arrifins 70 ha'''-
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a5airsai tEpm, - Gohns SO ms - 49, -.
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Real or nostan snd y ufcrsiel 49, - 800
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s.Pp. -,--~.,,. .-5W-.,-tss., wa,srbury
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n.x Frnrrss leaves nosiuu va Lowell AZ n
fr darlington Monireal, - Aleant, &C, 49, "
: n, making elose connections Win uAAhs Ut 'i'
Nal ,rain leaves Boston Vie Lowell a 2 an, va
Lssrcnes and Fiieheurg a. - ,,s n, sa'in '' 81
tc..uuf.istion Train leaves Northhcld AZ a.
m. "a burlington, Rutland ~ Alaans' osaens-
hurgh etc. ...,.
receiving Passengers frefn " valley y X ieas,n !
NYHiatspu. and FROM Cheshire 4, leaving
p,ston Al s d n ~, connecting az White River n
with train leaving Boston az m 20 hat!ih stNh'
Montreal and OEdcnshurgh, conneeting NithsteatA-
ors and drand Trunk r fsr The Wei; g.
Ierpine Cars are attached . the NishthXpres.
tr.ins running between Montreal aud Boston anu
~ AIhans and Springfield, and 81 Allans ana tf"N
ard Drawlng-R Room Cars between Montreal ane
noston on Day Express Trains. a. NJ. ,.-..,.
Through tick ets fore hicago and the Ncst TOT s@e
81 The p''H'' ''' q. MERRILL, Gen1 sup.
St Adams. May -, ISL