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STICKING TYPE PoK THE ORR WHITE Hat
On Monday two of the compositors employ
ed on the New York 1lbion agreed to set
one thousand ems of type (solid brewer, 2S1
ems wide for the purpose of deciding which
candidate they would support in the coming
presidential campaign. One of them, Harry
i. Hcnon, is strong Greeley man; while the
other, w. j. Thompson, is supporter of
Grant. The conditions were that the mn,
who lost should become Il supporter of tic
others candidate. The contest commenced
at I O'Clock. IEcnom set his thousand ems
in forty-six minutes, Thompson coming 10
the mark two minutes later. ThompsonSa
the old white hat is always in luck. w
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MILITARY NOTICES
COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.

stone of the new building with Masonic ceremonies
Grace STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Monday, quartcr-past 8 T. NJ, Grafton before
the Society OF Alumni by =
Rev. THOMAS HUME, Dr., Of DanyiIle, Va. 7
j Thesday, P. NJ, address before the Literary So
cIeties by
4. Rev. CHARLES II. READ, d. d., OF this city.
. Jpednesdaa qnarter-past p. NJ, anal celebration
Of the Literary Societies.
4 Friday, quarter-past r. NJ,
fsfENCEMENT PROPER, ID
when distinctions will be announced and diplomas
The public ara respectfully Invited to attend on
tlesa several OccasioDs, - y assss
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TO the People Of West Virginia.
AT the earnest solicitation Of numerous
citizens from ali parts of the State, i have
consented to be an independent candidate
for reelection for the Office Of Governor.
J,.J. JACOB.
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EXCURSIONS, re-.

II %. O. f. s--ss. ,aSaigs4t
saasD szoursios
TO NEST POINT, GIVEN By
50 FRaENISsssfP LODGE, Nos 10. 10 o..
VIII kaye fSr Vest Palat ON MgNDAr, July is.,
is12 and inv Sal sister fcdgrs participate with
her I'm the proceedings Of this occasion: for the
iene1t OF the widows and orphans OF deceased Odd
Fellows throughout the The cars viii inc
arriSe' In n cHmond az Il PM. II
A falfd of music willtr III attendance
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81 ladies, sec; children,
NC. ran he obtained from The committee.
Strict order will lie enforced &C ig.iJss y
s*ffE5 JAMES IT.. CoGH1LL, Chairman. /
W. S.<GfIibfAN.
w. j. STEPHENS, Yetretlse ~
ri;fttSi%t JAMES III. GIBBS, ,t3.,, - !
al $50 JOHN PITT,
JOHN =. PEAIsSON,tttHt Ess's''s.i z
JOSEPH 7. BiuGGs, .,5;..s:,.d j
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MT MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY.
% HoME-sTAYERs AND srRINGs-GoERs.


. TR PRICE & co. ...
are acain In market, and opening. by express
and steamers, large additions Of NEW AND ELE-
CANT GOODS In each department.
Long line Of NEW PRINTS-a great show IN all
the new fgurcs-fur ladies' and childrell--iH
mourning and half-mouriing styles;
DRESS GOODS in BLACK and COI.OtED SILKS;
JAPANESE SILKS and PoPLlES;l - ''.. -.
GgENADIN Els, black and colored-yariety;
SATIN-STRIPED .HERNANIS and GkENA-
DlNES-checked; -.... "g...t,y .
DOLLY WARDEN CAMBRICS and PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH ORGANIZES, both fig
,lred and plain; ,. IS
LAWNS and JACCONETS, from the lowest to The
highest grades. ...-. ..,
FANCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS, CORSETs, GLOVES OF
all kinds, PARAsOLs Of every make, no
SIERY, &c.
LADIES, and GENTLEMENB UNDERsHlRTS,
CHILDREN's UNDERSHIRTS, SOCKS,
FANS, &c, &c. .s.s ts- #
CLOTHS, ChSSIMERES, and VEST1SGS for gem
uclnen and boys; DRILLINGS, plain and fancy
DUCKS, &c. ,.t..r..t b,..lE. d. .1-.,t
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite of the recent heavy advance In such goods
as welt as In woollen goods, the stock now on hand
Nill be sold out at old prices. .os !.
je3 '' i. IL. fHioE w.
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EDUCATIONAL, /,

THE GERMAN AND HEBREW LAM
l. GUAGES.-I shall continue to give lessons In
these two languages. persnns-DarticH stii-
dents who stay only the c0miug three months here
will please cali on y: my residence corner First
lie gT-eod2w b.. J. NITCIIELBACHER.
THE GERMAN AND, HEBREW LAM
i GUAf;ES.@ itSEi3N ESDhY tie I'd of July
will open 4 PRIVATE SCHOOL for the instruction
Of tic German angliagetn those who attcudthc pub,
lie schools and to other rhildrer. will give them
three lessons week till tie asih 0fScptcm9r, from
tn o'clock A. NJ. My charges for this will be i've
dollars in advance.
|, On TUESDAY;the I'll Of July Will open school
to teach children the reading and translauon oil
Hebrew. i&ifnst: - - Z. a.
Those living on Shockoe HfilI shall teach Mt my
residence: those from the lower part of the city ut
the blscnent Of the synagogue on Eleventh street
sParents iif please enter their children nc once
'..s.rt ais % y. d.. j. MlCHEi.BACHER,
IL 21-lot - First and Clay streets.
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CTATE CONVENTION.

Members Of tho State Convention AZ mel, IA aeie
gates ani others Ia the National Convention 'hts'
bear IN mind that the; must attire themselves in
new dress before appearing tn speak in pifit' wv
accustomed though they h; aud they VIII hnd ""ros
to new mucl, easier II they oni have Oh one .,
SNiTI'S NEW SIIITS. Come alOaI. can furnish
YOU with q Gt.NTEEL SUIT tia. will make 20"
ialk right and TO ti,c parpose. Call on ,.,,,.u
''''" 80 o. -, WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
u, .,-lt 1IGg Slain street. sign biz tac.
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AND PORTSMOUTH

. Excursion tickets are now Issued at CARRIERS tx
press and on board steamer 10 either OF the ABOVE
places and return for 81 BY The James River Steam
bout Company. Tickets good unit! nscd |,
Passengers leave here at $ 4. N. MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS. ~
Their elegant ind fast steamer JOHN SYLVES-
pFt, IS now on this route, with rst-class table and
accommodations. VI q a.'t1 - ,..
Connection made ut Norfolk for Cobbs Island.
10 ,s-1m Il rs;,4 L.B.TATUM. General Agent
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CLOTHING.

cTUDENTS AND SCIIOOLS.-CLVFli-
- ING.-STUDENTS and SCHOLARS returning
from their closing sessions will want 10 DIX tSS ueir
persops for the coming vacation, and they are all re-
sne,.rf,,lIy invited 10 cal, ut tire old-estib5hel HOUSE.
where they can always iayca
LARt;E and ELEGANT STOCK
Ia sel,4t from That canDot fail 10 please THEN ana
|''~ -'-' WM IRA SMITH, Agent, "
ie25-it 1863 Main street, sign OF bi, Fi.Ao.
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TEMPLE OF HONOR PICNIC AT
Il RIVERSIDE PARK. ,,,.t..sF- 4

"A ,PIc-NIc will be hclda above park on THURS s
DAY GEXT.June q. 1s7s. under the auspices of uN-
DfNE TEMPLE OF HONOR. Tickets So cents, i'-
Gliding trip bod, why's, to Erd OF nenlbrs OF the
Order. None but tt"se holding tickets VIII be al
lowed to enter the Park. az gsaI 3, -
THE Dolly warden y line or boats leave the land
fne corner Ettitt and Canal. every thirty minutes
lnat leaves fllf. Park r.tErnug at 10 CLOCK r. NJ
find cotillon hand will be III attendance from le A.
A. until 10 j. d. ,,E.itR ST. 80 = 1e 22-at
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOST. STRAYED. &c.

STRAYED, a week or ten days ago, EEssa
~ small, red BUFFALO COW, heavy with.5SaNa.
calf; not giving milk. liberal reward Will he
given for her delivery to me or any information
that will lead to her recovery.
- 3ls.G--s..: E-.ts. JOHN W. HUGHES,
corner Twenty eighth and III streets,
in o1-at - Church Hill.
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A PPLTCATION WILL BE MADE TO
IN the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
for renewal of certificate No, Ais. In my for 81
shares dated .5th June, ls5i Virginia Central rail-
road stock, which las been lost or destroy ed.
my a-rhsw GEORGE: IA YLOR. Il
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MYRTLE LODGE, No. %, [aA>
Nl KNIGHTS. OF PYrIlI SI@sA
rnERS.-htlcnda regular meeting of yoilrlsl III
Todrr THIS EVENING, June nth, IT S(StS 5a5s1
o'clock. A full attendance is desired, rs SSS1
officers for the ensuing SIX months Will lG SS:EI
olcrtcd MI POWERS,
in o7-It* Recording Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.

CITY COLLECTORS OrFIcE,l
RICHMOND, VA, june LIST. l,72.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from o'clock A. NJ. 10 o'clock y. NJ from the
18TH ~ the 5Oth Instant, inclusive, for the prpoc 81
receiving from any person charged Win CIT
TAXES. REAE AND PERSONAL, for the year
1872 the whole or Ome-llaif of The amount of taNrS
charged. And that ten tar rent. VIII Ike aided !"
the amount of tax charged In every where iiio
party assessed shall fail Ia pay the whole or one
half Within the time 50 limited"
The remaining hills ,i.lnIuent for the year l.ii
must he promptly settled. otherwise shall carry
ont the ordinance la relation thereto as previously
published .ts JOHN +. REGNAuLi,
IL Lin City Collector.
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r o. MA regular meeting of CAPITOL
LODGE, No. g. 70. NJ, wifi ne held al their
riIl corner Ninth and Broad stree Ia ut 50 O'Clock
THIS EVENING. Business of Inn Extanco VIII hc
transacted. .,,
Candidates for degrees will he on han nj ooclock
Members Of sister lodges are cordially inSitca to
attend. .-. ..s
lie e7-,t* " 'N,. CHARLES CLINELY, II. ..
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VHE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR EN
i CAMPNrEST,' No. %, arc hereby & n
notified 10 attrI,d a regular meeting on "\/I3
Fills THURSDAY, EVENING, the 9th ~
instant, at O'Clock. /f.\
a full attendance is requested, rs the - y
election of officers will take place and other impor-
tant business be brought TO the notice OF the En-
canrInent. ..... .
Bv order of the G. p
jc27-ltK .p., JOHN is. V q GGf HAN. .SITiIe.
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WANTS.

NTANTED, a PARTNER, either active or
w silent with capital Of SOME $1,000 In y smsi-
roSs that pays loo per cert profit, well esiaD
lishcd In this city. Address, with real name Don
ms RicliuOud, Va, &c 2f-,k---
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WANTED. a YOUNG LADY to attena
w stnre--onr that come well ,nogu n
For ,,ur ,j,,t will suit good wages and stea'iy en-
pIoymcnt viii lie given. Apply At .vr,y
P''' '''"' VIZ u.s.. So BRiGGS'S BAkERf,
- ,.x '+- 7O7 Main street
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem-. & .
attend !, Stated mpttirig ut st. Alban's Haii/V\
THIS EVENING at ] O'Clock.
Members of sister Lodges and visiting brethren
are invited to he present. -. ...-s -- +. ..
by order of the W. M.
I Ia 9s-ltx ...r Secretary.
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TIXCURsION TRAIN TO THE HUGUE-
" MOTT sJRINGS-The PIIILHAR IONIC So
cItT TS3 viii ii make an EXCURSION on FRIDAY
EVENING to tho Hngiehot Springs. An extr:,
i,anviIe Railroad depot on FRIDAY EVENING.
18th instln: At $50 o'clock. Returning will arrive
nj Richmond Saturday morning at 1855 O'Clock
attend can purchase round-trip tickets ut the depot
Price for round trip 81 so: -.
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WANTED, II good COOK, WAs6 3t,,is
. w aud IRONER without incumhralice. MiisL
COME we'll rcconpen'lcd. Apply at No. ~ 10 w, West
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Weddings.

The Marriage Ceremony can scarcely be
considered complete, until the married cou-
Pile has been provided with one of she beau
tiful and highly instructive PHoToGnArH
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, published by
CRIDER and Bro, York, Pa The size of
these certificates are IA by 10 inches, and
they are elegantly printed in Black and
Gold The popularity which gives name
to them, is receptacles for the photograph
likenesses of the Bride and Bridegroom
One style also contains a receptacle for a
photograph of the clergyman who per-
forms the ceremony. Sample copies may
be seen by calling on any Clergyman,
Editor, Bookseller or Photographer.
The Publishers desire to secure good
agent in every county in the United States.
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POst-Oilice Bulletin.

FIRST MORNING MAII-For Cumberland
and intermediate points on c. & p T. r. ;
also fer al points east and west of that city,
closes at 6.45. a. III.
SECOND MoRSISG M>II.-For Grantsville
and intermediate points closes at s, a m.
EVENING MAIL.-For Piedmont and in
tcrmcdiatc points; also all matter for Balti-
more, Washington Wheeling and points
beyond, closes at 4, p. m.
MAILS open daily Except Sunday as
follows:
From Piedmont at 3, q. m
GrantSvillc at 4.30, p m.
Cumberland at ).
G. H. WALKER, p VI.
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The services of constituting the
Frostburg English Baptist Church oc
cured last Sunday at the NJ Z. Church
South. Besides Rev. l.. LLEwELLYN,
Rev. II. J. CHANDLER, of Cumberland,
and Rev JAMES NELSON, of Washing
ton, were present and participated in
the interesting services.
After an able sermon at 1Ol clock,
a. NJ, by Rev. Mr.. CHANDLER, de-
fning the doctrinal tenets of the Bap
fist Church, the members, numbering
thirty seven, ranged themselves with
IN the altar, when the fright hand
of fellowship was warmly rendered
by the ministers and visiting mem
bers A special address was made
then by Rev. Mr.. NELSON in which
he tersely and nervouslv counseled
harmony, promotion Of good and sup
port of the Church.
At the evening services Rev. Mr..
NELSON delivered an impressive ser
mon appropriate to the ordination of
Deacons. This ceremony was per-
formed at the close, two Deacons elect
presenting themselves, viz john
LEWIS and DAVID GR1FFlTHs. The
Constitution provides for three-the
third one being supplied in the per
son of EDWARD MORGAN, who had
been previousl Y ordained.
The next proceeding was the cleo
ton Of Pastor Rev L. LLEwELLyN,
was put in nomination and unani-
mously elected
The Interesting services closed with
the doxology and benediction.
This religious organization starts
upon career already suspicious of
success. In point Of numbers and
motcicl they have a strong assurance
for largely adding to their strength
and power for good The foundation
of new house of worship is already
laid, and we learn the builders will
commence rearing the structure dur
ing the ensuing week.
\ Cheap and Stylish lot of Gents Bows,
Crayats &c CHEAP STORE
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Among our new advertisements to-
day will be found that Of TAsKER $
Grocery. He is adding much to the
appearance and comfort of his store
and designs further improvement
He keeps a good, fresh stock always
on hand, and. with central location,
should do we'll.
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Echhart.

The following programme has been
adopted for the closing services in the
old Church al Echhart, on tomorrow.
l. Closing session Of the Sabbath
School, to begin at 9 o'clock, A. NJ
These exercises Will be specially inter
esting to all friends of the Sabbath
School.
9. At l0l O'Clock there will be a
final Experience Meeting. All the
former members of this Society, at
F'rostbnrg and vicinity, are invited to
be present and take part in the ser
vices.
8. In the afternoon at 8 clock the
final Sermon Will he delivered Some
interesting facts and statistics in CON
neXion with the history of the Church
and the growth of Methodism will be
presented. The sermon will be de-
livcrcd by Rev. RoEERT BISHOP.
4. Later in the afternoon or even
ing, there will be administered the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper, and
exercises appropriate to the same.
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Frostlparg. July Ii. 1879.
LOCAL.

SANNER & SICKEL's School will
open on the Goth of Jnlv, instead of
the Goth Of August, as enormously
stated in ttcir advertisement for the
. past two weeks.
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- ~ - INV, ~, i, 80 NV ,
FoiNINENIS'-l ne Io''o"ihS Is 'A'
e;oror. - tbo;r soss;o,, ~ ,r,oo1,,.
-, o., ,--.-....-...,
'"S -'.'' '' ~ '''' '',' ''
of Tho Jud,as Of [,1ectiors o,,,;r,oJ
l...,,. ..,....;..
d. .N7 same r'e''i"8
Hesolerd, BY the Board Of Comfy
Commissioners, tins md day OF July.
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Gents Embroidered Flannel SHIFTS.
CHEAP STORE.

The extremely warm weather which
has prevailed all over the country
has been experienced in our section
also. The thermometer has reached
as high as lOO--a lofty figure for us.
But with an immense supply of water
several miles off the situation is gen
orally considered comfortable, if not
safe.
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A Straw Mating reduced to 90 cents.
CPEAP STORE.

REAL ESTATE THANsFERs.---The follow
ing are the transfers of real estate recorded
in the Office of Col Horace Reslcy, Clerk of
the Circuit Court, for the week ending Sat
urciay, July 9th
Hanson Wilson and wife to John c.
Bowminstcr, one half of lots number 33 and
"a, in Hobrocks addition to Cumberland,
for $3.50.
Richard L. Gross Sheriff, to Lloyd Lown-
dcs, Jr,, lot No. Is, Gephart's addition to
Cumberland, and one lot of ground known
as High Germany"
James Graham and wife to Elizabeth
Bartlett, lot No. I, at Bloomington, Md,
1000
Henry Schriver and wife, to Ferdinand
Williams lot OF ground on Jackson street,
Cumberland, $50.
James Morrison and wife, to John Noon,
a lot of ground in Westernport, 5000.
LETTER-PAPER and Envelopes at rca-
sonable prices at r. r. WALSH & Bros.
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LARGE stock of Wall PAPER and Blinds
at II. II. WALSH Il Bros

Mr. f. Gross, it is we'll known, has
a Ilearse which, for beauty and ele-
gance, is not surpassed in the State
outside of Baltimore To complete
his splendid outfit he has added a
double set Of Harness from the shop
of G. +. HARTzELL G. Co., of this
place, which fully corresponds with
the Hearse in all the particulars Of
neat construction, beautiful finish
and superb trimming, being set off
with Japanned mounting with, oroide
lining, and fully studded with oroide
ornaments. These sets of Harness
were made entirely by Mr.. HARTzELL,
and, as home productions, reflect
great credit upon his enterprise, skill
and workmanship.
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The TONr of Enrnnp.

We have received very interesting
Pamphlet, containing Il sketch of a short
trip to Europe, bearing the tile "A twelve
days tour in Scotland;" giving list of the
principal places tourists should visit when
making the trip, and furnishing many val.
uailc suggestions to parties contemplating
the European Tour" The low price OF!
passage tickets by the Anchor Line viz
$l20 currency for the round trip will give
many an opportunity of visiting the old
world, which has never before been pre-
scntci by any other line of steamers.
This line is continually adding new
steamers to its already extensive H'ct.
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The rain on Wednesday and Thurs
day nights had the good effect, besides
fresheninS the sultry atmosphere, of
laying the dnst which had accumula-
ted to an unpleasant extent in the
streets. Our water-works wouldn t
stand the draft a protracted drought
would levy on them. To be without
sufficient water is to be liable to be
burned out, cholled out and played
out generally.
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Ask Your Grocer for J. 5. DILwoRTH ~
Co.'S Pure Roasted Coffee tees
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JOHN IIrrcnINs keeps large stock of
Fancy Goods Call and examine. n9l

An eloquent gentleman says he has
voted for two Presidents and for many
inferior officers, with comparatively
little interest but the nomination of
his friend, HORACE GREELEY, at Gin
cinnati, duplicated at Baltimore, ex-
cites within the STRINGS of the gift
divine" and fills him inexpressibly full
of en-tAu-sI-ASMw With this cul-
minating emphasis his foot came down,
the floor gave way, all went through,
and this is how the nomination was
received by a portion of Frostburg
HAPPY AGAIN.-An editor, who,
besides his legitimate labor, has to
perform the parts of compositor, press
man, sometimes devil, in printing
office, has a routine of mental and
physical labor as little desirable of
constant pursuit as one can imagine.
1t is not strange if he is occasionally
unhappy, particularly when he hears
disparagement of his efforts to please,
But all are not unappreciative of edi-
torial woes, evidences of which go far
toward counterbalancing unwilling de-
probation. OF this latter class is Mr..
HENRY Robinson, of this place, who
pleasantly surprised us one day this
week with a large gift of superior
garden fruit, consisting Of the Hornet
raspberry, French variety remarka-
bic for its size, lusciousness and pro-
fuse bearing the "Brincles Orange,
decided delicacy, too tender for
shipment to editors outside of Frost
burg; the BLACK Caps" a hardy but
delicious berry; the CHERRY and
white Grape currants, both enor-
mously large and especially desirable
for home use. These fruits are worthy
of fuller detail than we can give here,
because they are home productions
Mr.. K. has been engaged in this sort
of development for several years, and,
what Is better, his success and example
are inducing others to do likewise,
We are grateful for his kind remem-
brance of us.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, Frostburw
July /, 1872 Persons calling for any of
these letters, will please say they are "advcr
tiscd." If not called for in one month they
will be sent to the DcNd Letter Office:
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Vs'sN'E'a,Ee.

\ PARTNER IL \ DRUG STORE,
I AOING a good business and situated in
the most desirable and business portion
of Fr0sbur@, Nd Being unable To attend
To both PA, ticr and the store, would take
partner with y small capital or sell the
stare on reasonable terms.
THUS. J. GRAtiANE, VI. ID.
Ilpp hG-ot
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Bcni1, Nathaniel Largcnt, Mrs. Maria
Bare, William Miller, Mrs Ellen
Corpcnnlng, w II. Middleton. Jcmima
Davis, Mrs. Ann Morris, John
Davis, Mis-. Naomi Mullen. Geo II.
beats, William Powelson, James F.
Frank, Francis Price, Lewis
Faucet, Rudolph Rimbcy. Newton NJ
Gore. Miss Moilic Reuter-, j. +. (2)
Hcnscl, Cyrus p Schrihcr. Lavenia B.
Hushman, Jennie Shccns, Henry (2)
iIcndiey. Richard (2) Shrcns, Andrew
James, W. II. Thomson, John
James, Henry Tight, John
kerns, James X WAYS, George +.
C. H. WALKER, =. VI.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-07-13

\ Cheap and Stylish lot of Gents Bows
Cravata, &c CHEAP STORE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-07-13

JOHN ITlTCnINs has bought CHI Wal
cr's entire stock of My Own Cigars.
He is now prepared TO supply Ill demands
for this layoritc brand.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-07-13

II YOU want to see the handsomcst Mill
merry Goods in the market 90 to b. STERN :.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-07-13

a fall line of smoking AMI chewing To-
baccos always on hand and t"r sal" at tair
prices, Ivy no .!olf> llIrCIiIN$.