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

We regrc; to announce that Mrs. Bar
bara Ellen KCrtz, wife OF Simon p. Kurtz
0. t'rostburg, WHO has been Suffering for
the past two weeks with that dreaded dis
e.,se-smail p0X-died rather sud,lenlr and
Unexpectedly yesterday morning. The
day before she exhibited favoIAhic symp-
toms and was apparently much better, hui
yesterday morning hcr case tool, II sudden
and fatal turP. Mrs. kurtz was lie dalgh-
ter of Air. Jacob Plucker, Of GIansyilIe
district, one OF the Oldest and most respect
Cd citizens OF. Aliegany county. Tie de
ceased leaves three little Children, one only
four months oil.
None of the otner Members Of the family
have as yet contracted tie disease, and cv-
cry prccaution is taken to prevent its
spreading. Much sympathy Is felt by the
people Of Frostburg for the husband and
The mothciess children, as in their present
attiiction not even the comfort of inter
course dare he permitted, and they are
kept confined in the house with no one
but nurse to do anything for them. All
bodily comforts are nevertheless bountifdliy
supplied Ivy the people.
In addition to the above, taken from the
Cumberland Ntrs Oft the 4th inst, it is sug-
gested TO us to say she was IA member of
the German Reformed Church, her CON
nection being with tie congregation at
C,rantSVillr
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An exchange in an article on
"newspaper work and workers, y
truthfully remarks that there is nc
other profession but enjoys immunity
! from observation as to its modes
The preacher writes in the privacy
of his study, and can concoct plat
itudcs pad out plagiarism that
would be the ruin of the editor
and reporter. The lawyer con-
suits his client and organizes his
campaign in private, bringing into
court only such as makes. for his
cause and against the cause of his
adversary. The doctor plies his. po-
tions and launches his lancet in Sc
crct IL the patient recover, it may
be the medicine or it may be in spite
of it if he die, it may be pills or
Providence-the physician is scath-
less. None of these come to light
that their deeds may be reproved.
Moreover, the work of the press
is continuous, as well as constantly
public. There is no peace Ill our
war. lncrc Is no resi- Iol blic "td-
ry. Space is no more annihilatcd by
telegrap phi than time is by journalism.
The evening and the morning are
not merely the first day but all the
seven. Night is annihlated as to
all its quantity Of repose. Every
minute of every hour of the twenty
four is occupied by some workers
doing some work that shows itself
in the newspaper Of the day and af-
tcrnoon. Repetition is as impossible
as rest. Facts are ever new. Com
ments must be rs fresh as facts, and
the edition is a rcmorseless giant
tina: eats up all the seconds. The
making Of newspaper is perpetual
motion in thousand fields. In
such work, demanding ceasclcss
effort, permitting no pause, exacting
eternal and ever-varying exercises,
it is impossible for wheat to be un
mixed with chaff, for accuracy not
to be impaired by mistake, injustice
not occasionally to be done.
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A Living Rhiaocer $ to be in Frost
burg, On Tuesday, October 10.

Shcldenburgcr's Mammoth Euro
pcan Mcnagcric and Circus, which
is to exhibit at Frostburg on Tues
day, the 10Th inst, is accompanied
hv a monster living Rhinoceros, or
Unicorn of Holy Writ, aud as he is
the largest specimen known to nat
uralists, ~ brief history of him may
not prove undressing. This hinge
beast weighs 5000 pounds-2ooo
mole than the weight given by
Goodrich, the naturalist, in his Illus
trated Natural History. OF his age
nothing is known, but from his i'm
mcnsc and maturcd proportions 1t Is
supposed that he is over fifty years
of age. Still this may be very far
out Of tie way. He was captured
in the jungles of India. after ter
lilic struggle, which cost the lives
of three native hunters, a horse, ana
a large male elephant, on the l2th
of March, 1870, and landed in New
York ON the first day OF March, 1871.
The unicorn has attained such motto.
rictv, from the fact that it is claimed
by many Biblical scholars that 1t Is
the animal mentioned in the Book Of
Job to exemplily in his pr"dIs'o,u,S
form the supreme power OF the al
mighty. The one coming to Frost
burg, we are informed, when i1rs'
placed in his enormous den, IN the
city of Philadelphia, tore as il they
we're so many straws) the iron bar
from out his cage, thus carrying on
Biblical quotation that he estcemctl
brass as straw and iron as r'tteI
wood. The hide of the rhinoceros
II is said, cannot be penetrated by
common musket ball. He feds i
his native .iungles on short Teri
leaves, stunted grass, etc. Whe'
!, captivity. on hay, oats and pota
8 toes We are Informed that the on
in question daily consumes oo
weight of hay, five bushels Oh oa'
anJ two bushels of potatoes.
!. lie is passionately fond OF water
r drinks fifty large buckets OF
daily. la front OF his cea wlil u y
60 md gentleman who, at all tlm !
u viii innart any information relaliV
o , w." Lcviathan. lie can be see
l. withost extra charge in con|unctio
q with the colossal circus ana meha'
. erie with winch he Is cXliipitcu'
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AT THAT CHEAP STORE!

1G yds Calico for 81; l2is yds Calico for
Sl-fast colors. Merrimacs, Cochices,
Sprague's and American prints, at ! &c.
Fine Domestic Ginghams. only l2iar.-
Brown Muslins, 8 to 12lac. Beached
Muslns, 10 to ljc. Cotton Bats. 12iac.-
Fall styles of Plail Dress Goods. from 20
to 30c French Mcrinos. Black Cohurg
i yd wide, 45c. Empress Cloths, from
60 to Csc.
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j. G o. LIN 5 :,

AT ECKII ART III | \ 5,
TWAS cons antly on hand Full Supply
III of DRY GOODS, CIR )CERlE;o.
81 EENSW ARE and PRODUCE.
His motto is 10 give value received ioi
! money spent with him.
CALL! sEE!! BE CoNYI SCED!!!
And don't lie carried away by iciitiou'
adyerti,. meiI,s ami haud-bill>. n2-Shl
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CGiI, STATEMENT.

For the wee', ending September 80, 1871
there were ~ ,05l II tons of Coal transport
ed over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, and for the year to same date,
| A, ,:4i 0% tons.
Over the Cumberland Branch Railroad,
for the same week, there were transported
G,O.611 tons Of Coal, and for the year,
2o5 ,592 O6 tons,-all of which, over both
railroads, being from the Frostburg and
Georges Greek Mines, as named IN the TIA
bic below.
Shipments Of Coal
From Cumberland for the week ending
Saturday, Sept. 80, and for the year, 1871 ::
s,,IppED ny G.o RK C&OCAEAL TOTAL.
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A.. Eii.chins Ilros. EailliaS.
TERMS oE suosCRlPrI0N:
yRosrsy..a CHR DIRECTORY.

GERMAN LJTuEaAN - Rev. y. SielRr
Pastor. Services every Sunday AT f05
oclo x. A. VI. sabbath ScsIo1i nj 2 p. NJ.
E5;1tsu LUTuERAS.---Rev. d. L. Nc
KchIe, Pastor. Services every Sunday at
1D4o'cI ,ck, A. NJ, AID 7 p. NJ. sunday
s,cnooi at P. NJ Prayer Meeting every
N,dncsla evening at O'Clock.
Sr, M.anAEL's ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Key. V. Z. Schnlitt, Pastor. Divine ser
vices on Sunday: Low Mass at 8 o'clock,
A NJ: HIGH Mass and Preaching at 104
O'Clock. A. ". Sunday School at 3 o'clock,
PM; Vcspers and Bene LECTION at O'Clock,
p. VI.
W ISL BAPTIST C URcI.--I,ev Lewis
Lleyellvn, Pastor. Services every Sunday
at lO5 o'cloc':, A NJ and 81 p. NJ. sun
day School at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. PRAYER
Meeting every Monday evening at = o'c'k
Society on every Thursday evening AT Z
o'clock. Staging School on every Sunday
AMI Wednesday evening at o'clock.
WnLsu UNION AID PRUsBYrERIAN-
Rev. G. II. Humphrey, B. A., Pastor. Ser
vices every Sunday at 10! o'clock, A. NJ,
and 6 p. NJ Sunday School at o'clock,
p. NJ. PRAYER Meeting every Tuesday
evening at !! O'Clock.
METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH.-Rcv.
Ell. Gray. Pastor. Preaching every sun
dlv at tD5 o'clock, A. NJ, and 2. NJ.
sunday School ut , O'Clock, p. ". Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening at u.
Teachers Meeting at close Of P'yer Meetg.
iIErnopIsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SoUTH
Rev, l.. W. Haslup, Pastor. Services
every Sunday at lo4 o'clock, A. NJ, and 7
p. II. sun l,y School at o'clock A "
PRAYER Meeting every Friday evening F..
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SMALLPOX IN FR0STBURG.

From the reports circulated in the
papers, people abroad are led to be-
lieve that this loathsomc disease is
ravaging our community, and that a
fearful mortality must be the consc-
qucncc. The repeated publication of
these reports cannot fail to prevent
people from visiting the town, and
thereby impair public business; and
those papers that give currency TO
them, unwittinsly, do us injury.
The truth is-tlere as not nov q
single case Of SmaH-Po,c N Eros'd 'rg.
1t is hard to conjecture what is
in store for us; buff this disease
further develops itself here, it
will be in spite Of prompt and gener
a! precautions. Unfortunately, it is
said that the approach Of the cold
season is unlavorable to its rcstric-
ton. This fact makes it more incum-
bent upon ourpcopIc t. throw around
themselves all the protection that
medical science can dictate. No
sort of risk should be taken against
u foe whose attack is invariably in
sidious. In such eases, carelcssness
is criminal, and neglect almost, il
nojs1nil :, positive suicide. In this
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sunptio

Col. George Schley, of Washing
ton county. is the nominee of the
Democratic Judicial Convention,
held at Hagerstown on Wednesday
last. His name, we believe, had
never been used in connection with
the Judgcship, and the nomination
is a surprise.
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President Grant writes, under date
of Sept. 7th, last, to Hon. Geo. A.
Pearre and others, that &c will be
unable to attend the Agricultural
Fair at Cumberland on the 18th inst.
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4 YOU'VE EARTHQUAKE !-About two
o lock, Tues lay morning, the majority OF
cur citizens were awakened and alarmed by
: great noise an hocl1eresenbl ng that OF
IN caItl uakc. For short time great eX-
citemcu' prevailed. About O'Clock how
Ger, il Ns.2 asceriaincl that it was occ' =
stoned hy he falling Of one of those man.
moth cotln bats which are so | for l2l cts.
at the C'e.i.yStore."
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THE following firms and gentle
men are authorized to receive sub
scriptions and receipt for money paid
them for us.
At our Office, also, we will be
clad to sec all those of our friends
who arc disposed to encourage us,
and receive their subscriptions and
other patronage:
Marx Wincland, Bcal, Koch & Co.,
F. G. Neif', j. Hooking " son.
John Hitchins. Z. IL. W alkcr, P NJ.
Thos d. Ilndsley, Baltzcll & Co.,
J. Jandorf, VIM. II. Evans,
lIitchins Bros, Lowndes ~ llary,
w. b. Spill, b. stern.
C1rcu!r CouhT.-Yesterday morn
inc the October term of the Circuit
Court for Allcgany county com
menced. Court met at 10 A. NJ,
Judge Alvey on the bench. The Ju'
RIGS were called, and having answer
ed to their names, Judge Alvey de-
livered forcible and eloquoE'
charge to the Grand Jury. The
Petit Jury was discharged until this
morning. The several dockcts were
then called, appearances entered
&c. Mr.. Gordon moved the admis
sion of Mr.. Gilmor Hamill as men
Ter of the bar, making f;w appro
pirate remarks, in which he spok'
very highly of Mr.. Hamill and o
his advancement in his legal studies
Judge Pearra presented the resoln
tons Of the bar passed on the death
of Judge Perry and Hon. John V
L. Mcmahon respectively, and aske
that they be enrolled among tn
proceedings of the Court. Judg
pearrc. MIR. McKaig and Mr.. G"l
don spoke at length in eulogy q
both the deceased.
Court adjourned at | p. NJ. mt
this M Jr.,ilg-Ne,cS 4th.
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TEHE HOWE. SINGER. WHEELER
1 Il WILSON. GROVER q BAKER,
WILCOX & GIBBS. WEED, HOME
SHUTTLE. COMMON-SENSE. or any
other Kind of SEWING MACHINES, for
SAFE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE.
DO you want to buy a Sewing Machine
of any kind NEW OR OLD!
OF any Kind, NEW OR oLbf5?5@ ''''e
DO you want to exchange q Sewing Ma
chine for any other kind, NEW OR OLD?
IF YOU 10,
Go or send to the sewing Machlnc pepo1'
No. 50, BALTIMORE ST, CUMBERLAND, Nj D
Wc,rc in the Sewing Machine business
exclusively. and give our customers
thorough knowledge how to Keep tne
mochincs in order as well us DO an Elids
of Sewing on them. a good Machlne
viii be of little use to you if you 10 not
understand it well. nv:
This is the only place between Baltl-
more and Wheeling where 20" can Sei
ali kinds of sewing Machines Repaired
and adjusted with Il certainty Oh having
il done ri.n,,;.. ir1s nonsense to suppo e
on,- man, Is a good hand to Repair sew
inT Machines simply because lie Is
a. nd Machanist, " atchmakcr or Gun
smith.
4 man nav be a good Mechanic and
really know hut little more about sewing
Machines than horse does about
preaching.
E'e az. regularly and thoroughly e,'u-
cate, in our business and guarantee sat-
is;artiUn. or 10 charge.
Not one person in twenty that wants
20 get a Sewing Machine. knows an'
more What Kind Of one will sun best Tor
the Sewing they have TO no. imam inc
man in the moon.
Don't take anvbody's nd, ice in buyin
a sewing machine, unless they VIII war
rant and drtcua YOU in so doing.
We arc constantly exchanging ma
chimes with people who are losing rom
| ten TO forty dollars. because they dld NOT
get the right kind at first.
ANY enc who has bought. or may here
after buy sewing machine OF us on our
advice. and does not get the best, can eX-
| change it with us and not lose cent Oh
the machine we advised them to buy.
Tell us what kind of Sewing You wan
a machine to do, ard we will adNis,
which is best and furnish the machine o.
TRIAL. FREE OF CHARGE, and if it does no
suit. we will furnish you any other kim
| Won desire, and i'm either case, Will FUR
| uish the machine at as low Il price, an.
on as easy terms as you can get II any
wi ere.
IN REGARD TO TERMS,
! wish it distinctly understood that
will sell you any kind OF sewing machine
in the market, or anything in the SEWN;
Machine line. just as cheap, and on jus
rs easy terms, as any other person any
where.
We keep Needles for all Sewing Ma
CHI ,es. at Sc. each. or Use. per dozen.-
so. rARvS for repairing all machines
Also, silk and Linen Thread on spool
for Carriage rrimmers. Shoem1kers. Sal,
rers. Gloy Makers and Family Sewing
Also, spool Cotton. Oil. Oil-Cans. Cas-
tors. Tucl markers, Coy,iGr$. flinders. ant
al other sewing machine attachments
Also bringing Needles for Ftln@lh9 Sill
an the different machines.
J. F. MCKINNEY, Genl A.gt.,
1856 West Fayette S., below Howard,
BALTIMORE, MI
ERA.cu OFFICE. So BALTIMORE STREE,
CUMBERLAND. MD.
Q. f HUMPHREY,
0ctz,vL,* Manager.
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On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCT, 10 & 2

On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCT. 10 Z 20.
Each officer and private who served in
the Department OF West Virginia, is cN-
pected to he present. Every soldier and
sailor in West Virginia is expected to be
present. Every soldier and sailor of
PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland, Ohio and Indi-
ana. who ser> ed in the army of West Va,
is invited and expected to We present.
Generals Met lellan. Rosecrans, Ere
mont. Milroy. Sigel. BanNs. Crock, Cox,
REYNOLDS and others have been invited.
The Battle Flags of the West Virginia
Reg ments. by the Kind permission of the
State authorities, Will be borne in the
procession.
The b. & o. r. Il. will carry soldiers
and their friends at
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Owing to the SMALLPOX and the Circus,
Tie Concert advertised to occur in the M
T. Church, on Tuesday evening, 10th inst,
Is postponcl until further notice.
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TuE Jou"SAL OFFIc will be prepared,
in = short time, to do all kinds Of job
Work, in good style and at moderate rates
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Why do they eXpatiatc on qualities and
fabrics when they don't quote their
prices? In these uncertain times it is but
meet that the "honeSt and unsuspccting
public" should be posted on prices
Heavy Atwood double width Miners
Flannel, 40c.
Six months ago we came into this town
to people writhing under the iron rule
of monopoly and high prices. During
this time we have reduced the price of
Dry Goods, and have undersold, and are
undcrsclling. every living man in Frost
burg and vicinity. and to-day we stand in
front of the line, with the black flag
duce better goods and match these prices:
Waterproof, 90 to Hoe; Nelveteen. 20
to Soc; Heavy Casinets, SO to 5Sc; CASH
meres, So to l25c.
TERRIFIC SMASH OF A
BROAD WAY MILLINER!!!
We take her entire stock of Chignons,
Turbans, Sailors and Ostrich Tips, at
one-tourth their original cost, and offer
them at prices that make the young la
dies laugh and ask, slow do you sell them
so cheap"
Mems Boots, 275 to 800; Mems Mining
Shoes. LIS to 100; Boys l.25; Ladies'
Morocco Shoes, from l.25 to 200; Job lot
of Infants Shoes, just received. and which
will be closed out at Doc per pair. Fami-
lies of thirteen children 'shod all round'
for $50. Mems wool Caps, so to Toe
Heavy Beaver Coats, $50; Heavy Pants,
200 to 400.
The "FRosTBURG MINING JOURNAL" is
so crowded with matter this week that it
allows us but limited space. Sell your
Old iron and come and see for yourselves.
c. BALTZELL & CO.,
Frostburg Md.
n. B.-The high price of Wool has not
Affected Gum Cord; we arc still chopping
it off at cent. Oct7
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WHEN you go to the Post dice for your
letters, don't forget to buy your Paper and
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Ink, &c, Of the
Postmaster
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Coal. The r y.sl Commission on
coal appointed in England several
years ago to ascertain the amount
Of coal which the mines Of Great
Britain and Ireland can furnish be-
fore the supply will be exhausted,
has almost completed its work.
There is sufficient coal, which
can be proitAbly obtaiacl, to la st
from 500 TO 600 years. This esti-
mate assumes, Of course, a certain
annual Increase in the rate of con
nj
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The New York Clothing House"
has new sign. The proprietor be-
liyvcs in advertising.
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THE rush that is being made at the Post
Office for Tobacco and Cigars is an evil
a,nce that the people have found the right
pace 10 get good article. Call, try, and
it, convinced
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"Frostburg improvements will be
continued in next weeks issue
The unavoidable absence of the "Se-
Nor" keeps us indoors this week.
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ASK your Grocer for j. s. Dilworth q
cos uure Roasted Coffee. Mist.
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FusrtA N0SEY ORDERS can now he OBJ
tain At the Post Office, in this place, for
tae ansmission Of money to. al parts OF
Great Britain at current gold rates. Our
accommodating Postmaster, Mr.. Z. H.
Walker, will wait upo' Ill such as wish to
avail lcmsclycs Of this opportunity 10 send
money to the "Old Country
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a few evenings since, cow, while
! beng driy nup street, unexpectedly
swalkAd into the old Franklin Hotel. y
s!e Wa =, evidently pleased with
HE il GcrNa appearance Of the prem
rests that quile an effort vas neccssa-
= ny to induecher to vacate. This she
4 fin lily did, much to her own chagrin
B and the amusement of the bystandcrs
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,vns,i..ogs, REUNION.

SOCIETY," or TUE ARMY or WEST VA.
THE SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF
WEST VIRGINIA will hold grand
Reunion ut
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IA = n II I y II
On Sunday, the LIST inst, Mt the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. j. RUhl,
Mr.. CoSRAD NICKEL. and Miss MAR
GAREr HARrM lN,-all of this place.
a. .'-. ef0s
New Advertisements.
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The International Money Order system.

The International Money Order
System, betwe, n the United States
and Great Britain, goes into opera
ton on the "a inst. Rcmlttances
can also be made by International
Money Orders, via. Switzerland, to
all the principal towns and cities of
Austria, Hungary, Spain, Russia,
Sweden, Denmark. Norway, Turkey.
Greece, Egypt, East Indies and
China.
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: TIE SoLDIEKs' RE-UNIoN.-We pre-
sent this morning the advertisement of the
reunion of the Society of the Army of
West Virginia, to be held in Wheeling on
October 10Th and 2Hth. Arrangements
have been made for a grand time, and we
may expect to see here on that occasion
some two Or three thousand of the veterans
of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio and West
Virginia who will meet TO greet again their
comrades in arms aNi zee their old COM
mandcrs The speeches will be made at
the Fair Grounds, and the programme in
clutlcs a grand procession and drcss-p pa
IA " citing SNodnY .N,1cs.
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H3 Z z IA r e.!

Come ont. comrades. Let us renew the
friendships formed in camp ami on the
battle field. BY order
Oct7- Con-. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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not1nil-, positive suicide. In this
q in everything else, The safest plan
Is the best.
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|l! !7ses All th!s season, but to see them
rnat,Irel is rare occurrence. They We're
grown by William Bowler, Esq, OF Eek
Iart lines, near this place.
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.FROSTBURG, OCTOBER :, 1871.
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TOt'l-w'k q, 7Si Oh H5,SDG 90 5O,ESU Oh
P'vio'sly 1,038, $40 05 Gt5,Ga}S II ,GSi,l19 %
Tot'l-yr ,OG3,332i 05 Gil, 53t II 1,734,S59 o5
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Mr. c II. WALKER keeps for a c the
most popular literary periodicals of the
day ; also the latest newspapers Here; f.
tar nc viii be furnished with extra COZ ies
ofthe MINING JoURsAL which he will dis
pose o. at five cents per coy. Gail or
hm for anything You want in the News, a
er, Stationary Or Notion line. you ar,
ot already subscriber, in addition t.
tyou get from him, buy a Journal.
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