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New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
EFFICACY OF sLUNG-sHOT.

During drunken row, yesterday morning,
between Patrick Riordan and George Boyle Of No $50
Monroest, the latter used sungshot. and beat Ror
dan about the face and head in such shocking
he unable to appear In Court during the day.
Boyle was brought before Justice Shandlev. az Essex
Market and held TO await the result OF ROrdans IN
jures whO according 20 the doctors certificate who at
tended him, is In dangerous condition, and may not
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
fAnno onnoements.
BURNErT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is sure
death 10 bed bugs. coskrosehes aud worms.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
A DOUBLE SUICIDE DISCOVERED.

As some boys were fishing at the loot OF
Twentyelghh-s E. r. early last night, they discovered
the body OF floating upon the surface Of the
river little distance from the shore. They procured
boat and rowing into the river seized the body Draw
ing It into the boat they discovered that another body
that Of boy was tied TO 1t by means OF shawl The
police Informed OF the discovery, and the bodies
were taken the Thirtyfourth-st. Police Station. and
thence TO the MOrgue The woman appears % have
been about IS years old, feet inches in hight had
dark hair and eyes and dressed a plaid wOOlen
shawl and dark wooden dress The boy appears to have
haen abOut Years
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08
Marriage Liccnscs.-Thirty.ei

Marriage Liccnscs.-Thirtyeight
marriage licenses were issued from the
Office of the Clerk of the Court, during the
month of October, to the following par.
ties:
Henry Betz and Elizabeth Brogether.
George G. Bcddington and Sarah Ann
Ward.
James w, Brown and FL izabeth Einkcr
Malcolm Beard and Agnes Muir.
ID. f. Brashears and Emma C. Jones.
Thomas Davis aud Jane Yates.
Joseph Davis and Mary Appleton.
j. w. Dyer and Mary f. Weller.
Benjamin Filler and Fannie Mallard.
Hubert Grindell and Margaret Thomp-
son.
A. p. German and Mary Cooper.
George Grapes and Ellen Mayhem.
Joseph H. Garnish and Georgetta Ard
lhs~r
hooei' Huntington and Mary Tangey
Leonard naync aud Anna Richstiger
George lsentroa. and Margaret Engle
james X. ii, johnson and Rosa E. Ward
Michael Heating and Mary Whalen.
James Lintz and Catharine Harrison
Daniel Lammert and Margaret Hartig
Charles A. Miller and Mary E. Black
burn.
Jonah Morgan and Mary Lousie Mich.
OILS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08
Visit down the CrceGS.-Wed

Visit down the CrceA.-Wed-
ncs,lay evening VIC paid the thriving town
of Barton visit.
Besides the large amount Of building in
progress, we were glad to note considerable
activity in all departments of business. In
the way of mining the operations are brisk
every mine doing full work.
Our friends, DICK & CAMPBELL the live
news men, we are pleased to say, still
serve the people fully and acccptably, with
everything in their line. These accommo-
dating gentlemen are agents for the JOUR
NAL, and will furnish our paper on terms
equal to those obtained from us.
Among others of our prosperous friends,
we may mention with pleasure, \, EVER
slime, Esq, and others of new acquaint
ces, to whom we are indebted for courtcsics
Returning, we stopped at the prosperous
town of Homecoming; met y. }. CLARK,
Esq, Superintendent of the American Coal
Company, who informed us that work is
progressing as usual Other business is
active aud healthy.
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The E'r0spccs.-IIi,hcg;o the pan

The E'r0spccs.-lIitllerto the pan
ic has affected the bituminous coal trade
but little Tie threatened stoppagc of some
important manufacturing consumers, how
ever, materially reduce the demand. Al
ready many otthc men around Frosthurg
are on half work, and some of them fear
that with the closing Of the canal work
will entirely suspend.
Much of the difficulty results from the
scarcity Of money in the east, not that
there is less than before the panic, but
holders keep it locked up. The indications
of the last week are that this unwisc poll
CIV will soon be abandoned, with which
comes easy collections and abatement OF
the stringcncy.
We hope and believe the fears some
have exprt sscd will not be rcalizcd-that
while, of course, winter brings its accus
toned remission of labor, times will be
easy and carly work assured.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

Executive Necting,-A meeting
of the County Board of Officers Of the
Miners Union met at Frostburg on Satur
day last, list inst
Mr.. EDWARD NJ. DAVIS was called to the
Mr.. JOHN MEAGER acted as Vice Pres
ident
Calling the roll Of delegates was next in
order. All the mines with the exception
OF Virginia was found to be represented.
Record of last meetings minutes were
read and received.
The President then made inquiry if any
member was out of employment and the
cause.
Quite a number of bills were disposed of,
and some communications rcad-onc from
Mr. Trevelick
Report Of commIttccs.-T committee
to audit financial accounts found the books
correct. The Committee ON arbitration re-
ported they had been called upon to arbi-
trate the proper price of mining the six
foot vein at the new works of Mr.. KELLY
I Westernport. Mr.. JosEpu LoGsDoN
the chairman of said committee, stated
they had done us near right in their judy
ment as practical miners as could be done
in the case Mr.. LoGsDoS also stated
that he had good quantity of that kind
Of coal under his property, and he would
be willing 10 pay Il fair price for mining
the same The committee stated they
had fixed the price for mining the six foot
vein nj SO cents, and 81 for the headings.
Unfinished Busincss-TAcre was, as
usual, Il vast amount OF that kind Of mat
that attend to. The most urgent was
ward ,ho lies attend to sending for
mi,eo .s cow, -. =, to the Hampshire
i'''t'''' "S Soi'ic OF Them me- n.n,ected
doing SO.
New B1siness-The meeting proceeded
to the election Of officers for the next six
months rs follows:
JOSEPH LoGsDoN, President; THOMAS
ROONEY, Vice President JOHN b. REESE,
Secretary; JonN L. Thomas, Correspond
ing Secretary; PETER CAIN, Treasurer.
There was great deal of business to
attend to, and it was impossible to trans
act it in time to allow the delegates to re.
turn home by train. Thomas Brown
made some very appropriate gemgrga.
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observation-disclosures and contri-
buttons, to obtain insertion, must be sent in
early When all wait until the last mo-
ment some are disappointed, and their own
rcmssness is charged to the printers lack
of accommodation This poor individual
left comparatively idle during the week by
the delay system" finds himself hopelessly
unable to do everythingat once, "Dontit?"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

BADLY Efurt.-A boy named THoM-
AS LEWIS was kicked on the forehead last
Saturday For while he was thought to
he dead, but, consciousness returning, he
still fingers, with hopes OF recovery.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

HITCHINs Bros sell Clothing as well rs
every thing else at One price and 1t is I'M
necessary to add that, that price is the pop
ular Cash price.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

G0inridcnce.-ln the election for
Senator at Homecoming it will be seen
that Col. JouSsoNs vote is equal to that
of both Mr. MCCuLLon and SPATEs, and
that his majority over each is equal to the
whole vote of the other.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

On Fire. The mountains east and
west of Frostburg until yesterday. The rain
puts dampcr on our fiery scenery.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

Wantcd--Evcryhody 60 know that I
am selling Clothing lower than any man in
the county. Just give me a trial.
B. STERN
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Erostburg. Nov. y. 1873.

sI.o5 for all-wool Flannel Ovcrshirls,
-, b. STEKN's.
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Real Estate Eraansaers.-Thc
following are among the transfers Of real
estate recorded at the ci,ic2 OF Colonel
ss-s!.i.Y, Clerk of the Circuit Court, during
the week ending Saturday, Nov. Isl.
Henson Wilson to Eckhard shutter,
lot No. g H@brocs's addition to Cmher-
land (tronting ON Commerce lanc) $3.50.
Catharine v ole TO Jacob Fichncr, her
dover right and interest in tract OF land
called "Agathos,' 500.
r. r. s;emmcs, trustee to John Kcnnard,
half o: tract Of land called "Freedom En-
tended containing 800 acres.
John Thompson and wife to John VIII
son part OF Il tract of land called "Elbn's
Lot" containing four acres, $3.50.
Phillip R9den to ElavMll Roden, his
wife, property on Union street, Cumhcr
land, in consideration Of natural love and
affection and So
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

One Dollar will 90 long way at
IIITCuINs Bros.
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Building.-Thc panic seems to re
tard the growth Of Frostburg very little,
if any. The work upon the commenced
buildings goes forward. with accustomed
Dispatch and evidences of new beginnings
show thcms elves on all sides.
The plastcrcrs are at work upon Mr..
JAMES JONES, new house, and the !nH2GI,ccts
for early completion -, cry fair.
Mrs TAYLoR's new brick dwelling is
now under the painters hands, and will
soon be finished.
The addition to Paul's Hall is rapidly
progressing, the carpenters having reached
i. stage which insurcs early completion
JACOB BErz, Eel. is plttinga new
roof on his house.
The new Church in Bcali's aldtion-thc
Welsh ndependent-is up and presents an
excellent appearance. 1t Will soon be
ready for dedication. 1t is II valuable adj
dition to that part of the town.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

CuAs. REIcuANBACH & Co is the plac,
TO get Champagne and Wines.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

Hcs'cyve's Balsam of Wild Cherry
never fails to cure Coughs Colds, Nc
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HcgiStrasi0n.-The Frosthurg Reg
istration list foots up total Of 1,153 vot-
ers. The following are the numbers alpha
betically: A, 3S; b, 90; c. 10; ID, 60; E.,
80; F, 30; G, Al; II, 90; |, 8; ], Al; X, 80;
l., Al NJ, ia; n, Is o, Is; p, 6S; Q, 0;
r, 81; S, 10S Il, 90; U, /; V, 2; W, 104 F:
Y,7;Z,3.
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Post pORF ssa q IA t.--Thc Sunday
School Convention appointed to be held
Tuesday and Wednesday, 4th and 9TH inst,
at Homecoming, has been postponed until
the 25h and 2Cth inst All schools within
reach are invited to attend.
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b. STERN sells Clothing at lcartuly re
duced prices.
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Esas,HHa ONE.

*E&cept Sundays, W. J. KENNY, Agt.
Through tickets to all principal
points East and West for sale at Cumber-
land and Piedmont
TIOS r. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, Genl Ticket Agent.
Nov S
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

1--WE have been acquainted with he name
of "Gabintwr' for several years. We once
thought he was an Old man as well as /,
man of experience in literature. But we
happened TO meet him lately and soon found
our mistake as others have mistaken Age
has not made the least impression on his
features, nor affected the color Of his hair,
as he has not yet reached middle age.
With regard to ms volume it is compos-
ed of short poems, full of the humorous,
the convusiye, and the pathetic.
K
In fact the whole volume like its author,
is diverting companion."-'Y H'aV -
(the Prcss,) Pittsburgh, Pa,
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OPENING OF THE
OPENING OF THE
all Campaign
AT MARK WINELAND'S
Wholesale end Retail House,
ENlNIEIEMI. ND. !

~
would respectfully The trade of this community and the
public generally daily receiving large congnnnts Of all
kinds of Goods comprising e;eryn9 belonging frstca establish
rnent such Dress Co.'s all cos and Styles both Foreign and Do
nestle 1-a, int Eanna1s clo7 C2aorea, sanes jeans and
all Domestic sold at The 8 SMALLEST profits
Roaay 1Gai9 Clothing for Men, Boys and Children speciaes,
having extra facilities > cug Goods ami getting them manufactured
by experienced woI,IsA
Boots and sh72. portu. endless variety
always hand at the 10 Jest riaes.
Carpets Oil c.hs have decidedly the best assortment in town,
prices compete with the cheapest house in the State!
Groceries every kind am almost giving awa4A Of go bars
f. Soap 81 T2s away down to 50 cents pound
and everything else in proportion!
Hats Caps Joay Watches and o of the latest designs pets
ouegaa Glassv re- Cooking and Heating Stoves and general House
hold be found here in the greatest quantities and best qualities
In addition would have purchased the entire product
one of the largest Wooen Factories in West Virginia. comprising 800
pairs homemade Blankets 100 pairs Gray ditto, and 1900 yards
best E all coors and stylet best adapted to the
wants of our working poo of which will be sold at LOW EST prices
All persons visiting vii find their decided advantage to-
come examine goods and compare prices They will not find
NV advertisement Il fable, but a manifest reality.
Woringnn Of Froburg and vicinity will note that they not pay
inc for credit All prompt buying goods every description
at lower figures from than anywhere else in this town
MARX WlrELAND FrC3tburg, Md.
Spt2l
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Misccilana0m, Advertisements,
Private School
Young Ladies and Girls
FROSTBURG, MD.
Miss SUE A. GROVE
Misceilana0m, AdyritiscmJ ats.

"Wednesday. October 2, Hsc .,
On Frost's Avenue, near Broadway.
Course of Study will embrace the E!c
mcntary and Higher English Hanchcs
Music and Tapestry.
Quarters will consist OF 10 weeks each
and prices range from 81 to sig per quarter
The intention is to establish here Fc
male Seminary 70 that end, as numheH
and the advancement of scholars require it
proper facilities will be secured for the pur
pose and assistant teachers employed.
The sympathy and patronage Of The PEG
pie are earnestly solicited in Lshalf OF th'
enterprise.
sY~ Miss GROVE can he seen at Mr.
Joseph Knodes, on Broadway, or at the
School. lSept 20
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''In Morddal's Leisure Hours we find
humor and eloQucncc in great variety.
We would be very much pleased if our
columns permitted space sufficient for full
description of his 'Baretic Poem to the
Intidel,' also Visit to the Grayeyard.'
THE Grave Of my Enemy and other emil
ncnt pieces of his production.
The perusal of these pieces tends to pu-
rity the soul and bring man nearer to Col.
The tenor of the whole book is well calCu-
lated to refine and EXPAND our facilities and
enlarge our comprehension.
We heartily recommend "Lcisurc Hours
to the studious reader; ii will prove II val
liable gem in the library of the literary man.
We hope the publisher will succeed in
his enterprise, accomplish the end of his
undertaking, and realize the anticipated
aim.
The book is worthy of an extensive sale"
-BdRer Amertca, Scranton, Pa.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

Afa cheap Stove is what you want
Try the Farmers"
Or if you watt cheaper one
Take the "Charmer"
And can be found at 40.
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Average republican majority over Dem
ocratic commissioners $50; over democrat
ic conservative commissioners, 442 over
both, 200
For County Surveyor
Chisholm, rep, AS
| Ward, Gem., 322
ullen, As
Chsholm's maj. over Ward, 1873 over
Mullen, 1888; over both, 10S.
The names marked are democrats
upon the Democratic Conservative ticket,
headed by Alfred Spa,csl
AS the interest of the election mainly
centercd upon the contest for the Senate
we shall only give the vote thereon in other
districts:
District No. i--wcsternport-
Johnson, rep, 1876
@Spates, dem, III
McCulloh, " "A
Johnson's maj. over Spatcs, rs; over
McCulloh, 12l; oyer both, 4.
Ds,,ic1 No 6-Cumberland-
*Spatcs, dem, $40
McCulloh " 322
johnson, rep. 245
johnson, l04.
District No. 7-Gldtown--
*Spatcs, dem, 50
.'Ohn,on, rep, 50
McCulloh, dem, 8
Spatcs maj. over Johnson, 81; over
McCulloh, 80 over both, %.
District No. 9-Flintstonc--
&Spates, dem, los
Johnson, rep, GA
McCulloh, dem, 80
Spates maj. over johnson, A over
McCulloh SO over both 5.
District No. MT Savage
McCulloh, dem, 206
Johnson, rep, 80
*Spatcs, dem, "a
McCuiloh,s maj. over johnson, 10G; over
Spates, 1872; over both. S3.
District No 13-CumberlaLd-
McCulloh, dem, 800
johnson, rep, $50
*Spatcs, dem, 34S
McCuloh's maj. over johnson, 81; over
Spatcs, AZ.
District No. 16-Lonaconing-
Johnson, rep. 241
McCulloh, dem, 115
*Spates, % GO
Johnson's maj over McCulloh. &C ; over
Spates, 1i5.
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William Pringlc and Rosanna McCand-

William Pringlc and Rosanna McCand-
less.
Benjamin Shclpott aad Sarah Vain.
Frederick Protcter and Maggie thinner
man.
jeremiah Reagan and Catharine Miller.
Adam Rollston and DOrothea BcastOn.
Andrew II. Richardson and Catharinc
WhctZcll
Christian T. ShaiTcr and Mary j. Barn
ard
John Swami and Mary Mickey,
Addison Shattlctoot and Susan Morris
(coorcd).
NJ Nathaniel Shannon and Sarah Vir
ginia Groves.
Samuel Spri@gs and Jane Rcdman (col-
Ored).
Benton Tabcr and VI. Jane Workman,
Richard Thompson and Martha ID. o.
Donncll.
\. A. Wilson and Z n Smousc.
David Walker and Lucy y Litnnhurg.
Jonathan Wigficld and Dcbby ShryOck
Have You ~ Cold ? Do not neglect
it, but 20 for LEFEvRE's Balsam of Wild
Cherry Relief certain.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

Rio Coffee has been reduced ? cent
at KITCHENS Bios.
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escs the bcst-the "Irons,lcs" 10.
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Painful 2cciGcnt.--Mr. EDWARD
NJ. DAVIS in jumping form a car on Mid
lothian Switch ON Wednesday, fell with
his left hand upon the track, the car pass
ing over and masking it 50 badly that
annutation is thought to he necessary.
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s.Leisure Hours OF Gabintwr''

or collections OF Prose and Poetry by Rev.
L, MoRDpAL EvAHs, of Frostburg, Md o.,
II J. GRIFFrrns, Publisher, Utica, n. Y.
Mr.. EVANS has lately published vol
ume of his productions in Welsh containing
sevcntyonc poems under the above title
He has been writing for several years UNI
der the fictitious name of "G,tjint3cr," and
well known to the Welsh literary word
as "Gabintwr, the humorist
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Cut this 0ui-yt Way Save

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easy and early work assured.
Cut this 0Ut-st Way Save
YOur Life. There is no person living
hut what suffers more Or less with Lung
Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Consumption
vet some would die rather than pay -
cents for Il bottle of medicine that would
cure them. DR.. \. Bosch"es German
Syrup has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its won1crou>
cures astOnishes every one that try it, If
yoH doubt what we say in print, cut this
out and take it to your Druggists,
MCNEIL & WTHGERT, and get sample
bottle free of charge, Or Il regular size for
- cts G. G. GREEN, Woodbury., \, j.
Sucrcssiu'.-Thc following named
gentlemen are the successful candidates for
County Offices SO far as known. The race
between Mr. BRACE, republican, and NJ,
HANEKAMp, democrat, is close, requiring
the returns from Orleans to decide the mat
ter:
State Senator-TnoMAs G.. McCuLLou,
democrat.
House of Delegatcs-C. b. WACN, JoaN
WEIR, JAMES PARK, WILLIAM H"AlE, ,jr.,
republicans,
Clerk of Circuit Court -TuEoDoRE LII
MAN, republican.
SheritI-JAMEs G. LYNN, republican.
County Commissioners c. GREENE,
WIN. Il. BEALL, AslIyoRD TRAIL, 3. l..
TURNER and GEORGE REuscHLEIN, re-
publicans.
Register of WilIs-C. G, SHHryHR.
Survcyor-DANIML CHISHOLM.
So will buy you Il pair Of good heavy
Pants at b STERNs.
A Whimsical s09cr.-A ballot
with the following inscription was found in
the box by the Judges when counting out
the vote at this place. Referring 10 the can
didatcs for Register Of " lis. it says:
Between two knaycs and fool | am
unable to decide. Iyote blank"
And this hint to the Commissioners
hope the people will elect Board of
Commissioners WHO will, by 1888, reduce
the take; OF -AIiegany TO S+i50.000,"
Another ballot gave HORACE REsLnv a
vote for Sheriff.
The handsomcst Jet Sets Of JcWclry at
| HIrcHlEs BEos.--Icmcnibcr at Cash prices.
E.0at On Main or Bowcry streets,
Frostburs, in the early part of this week, Il
plain Gold Ring, With the initials, IS. p"
engraved upon Tie inside The finder will
receive a reward Of Three Dollars by re-
turning ii to STEPHEN PR!CH, ELTJAIi
WIGEIHLD, OF HENRY ScuAUB.
! eEs.;ting.-Ihe people Of Cumhcr-
land are still waiting for the man from
Orleans. And the man from Orleans
is waiting too-ior a snow. He wants to
carry the returns in his little sled,
Grsafts s:al,.-The "Frostburg Free
and Independent Boys" vii! hold their third
grand Bail in por,cr's Hall, Friday evening,
Nov 2lSt, next Good music and good Or
der the rule
Go to CnAs REIcuA%BACH x Co, for
good WHISTLES, Brau,hca, &c,
f='''H''7's-ss'zT1s
MARRIED.,
IN Frostburg, Oct Goth, 1873, b. Rev.
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Esr. Gambler. resident Dentist, over
Post Office.
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$4,000 Excelsior Cock Stoves have
been sold; nITcuINs Bros. are introducing
hon; low prices therefore, are assured.
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Miners Vnion-Financial Statement
RECEIPTS

,NUR the six months ending Nov. !st,
| 1879
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Go to CHAs RsICnANAEcE Il Co, for
Brown Stout, Porter, Me, &c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

The y. u. c. a, Reading Room is opea
every night, and quite Il large number are
availing themselves Of the advantages it
affords.
The room is well suited for the purpose,
easily accessible, in a public locality, well
furnished, and supplied with abundant
material for profitable entertainment.
This good enterprise deserves warm
and general encouragement, and we hope
20 see it succeed
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MARRiED,
IN Frostburg, Oct. Goth, 1913, b. Rev.
T.. r. Waterman, Mr.. BENJAMIN Finer
and Miss FANNIE MALLARD.
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Railroad Accidental man
named PATRiCK MCGINN was killed near
Phoenix Mine Monday last by being run
over by coal hoppcrs placed upon the
switch. He was horribly monglcd, the
wheels passing over his body just below
his shoulders. \ coroner's inquest was
held and verdict of accidental death
rendered
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08

look Here !-Beautiful Sets fTecth
inserted at reduced rates. Apply to
DR.. GAMBLER.