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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

Railroad Freig,1Gs.-A short time
since considerable reduction in freight
rates was made by the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company between Baltimore and
Cumberland, leaving rates to Piedmont and
other points unchanged. The merchants
Of Homecoming and Barton, deeming this
action as discriminating against their inter
ests, very justly claim a corresponding re-
duction to Piedmont, and have accordingly
forwarded a petition, numerousiy signed to
that effect. We doubt not the Company
will at once comply with demand go just
and reasonable.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

Another SnOw.-This time on
Thursday and to the depth of several inch
cs. Whcrcat the slcigh-boys smile.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

T)On-t fail to read JOS. G. DENNIsoN's
crtiscmcnt-"IIousc and Lot For Sale. "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25
Frostburg. IAN v rs. 1873.

CHI. Walker offers lis House for
sale. See advertisement in another column.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

The Ners las ascertaincd the JOURNAL
10 he correct in at least one instance" We
don't believe it would have made the pHin-
full acknowlcdg mcnt had il spent a days
critical invest CATION Of tie item, "Too Bad
However if the -hopcdtor ever comes
wen return the compliment
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25
NJ / RE lie D.,

On the evening Of Jan 22d, at the resi-
dencc OF the brides father, by Rev. ID. l..
Mackenzie, Mr.. HENRY GERKIN and Miss
LAURA CONRAD, both OF Allegany Co., Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

observation-disclosures for February
Is unusually rich in the variety and interest
of its contents.
ARTrIUR's for the same month is fully up
to its usual elevated tone For ladies it is
particularly an elegant periodical
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

Nscn,arlsnble.-A exchange says
I'm Pottsvillc they 80 10 funerals IN
slcgh5
As If the sane thing wasn't done else
where.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

Lecture i'm s.GNarGnin~ DR.
NEWMAN delivered his lccturc-"From
Ocean to Ocean"-in Odd Fellows Hall,
Homecoming, on Friday evening oflast week,
to a small, but well pleased audience.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

Not "a ssssd,-The Georges Creek
flood last week Ma not 80 ssrjous as war
1antel by first reports. The damage t.
railroad Bird .;cs was hut temporary prevent
ing the passage of trains tor Dwo days ooly
between Frostburg and "ie,lmont.
hat portion of Homecoming known rs
"Hanekamp's Island" was the scene Of 4
stirring effort on Thursday night on the
part OF the inhabitants to escape the flood
A fallen tree was carried into the usual
channel by the rush of water against which
the ice lodged, choking it up so as to divert
the flow in another direction BY this all
the bridges, except one, leading to the main
land were swept away, and the islanl near
ly submerged The distractions were SUI
sequently removed from the regular channel,
when the flood subsidized
Literary Socic'y.-At a meeting
held in the Public School Building on FRI
day evening f last week the report of the
committee on Constitution and Bylaws
for the government of the Society was pre-
DSh''V ANU, ulttl uiItIi'liiltiltS. W '.S
adopted, Tne Society elected tlc follow ing
named persons to fill the offices named:
President-Dr G. H. GErzENDANNER.
Vice PresidGht-THoMAs HILL.
Cruic-R. r. SANNER.
Ei'treSS-Miss LILLE A. BROWN
Rccording Secretary-J. b. ODER.
CarresDondin g Miss l.. A. BROwN.
Treasurer GEORGE III. THOMPSON
NJ. G. RYAN,
Erecatir6 C0mmHtee- NJ. NJ CAsTEEL,
ID. ARMSTRONG.
.Sergeant-at- Arms-R X. MASON.
Two questions for discussion were pro-
posed, one Of which was selected viz
(which excrts more influence upon the
Popular Mind, the Pulpit or the Press -
The assignment Of debaters was deferred
until next meeting. The discussion will
probably occur next Friday evening
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

TO lie President aud Direct
HrS "a ii.e k'rOsiburg Gas
Night Company.
GENTLEMEN: The subi0ined exhibit
y. tie R,+u ,rces and Liabilities of the Com
p n on Dec. 81, 1872, is respectfully sub
nittei FOR yoLr consideration. In the next
lss,I o. the JOURNAL we will furnish you n
general statement OF the improvements made
within the period below namcl.
Respectfully.
WATSON KARR,
Superintendent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

That StOne.-Thc Times joins us in
the hope that something will be soon done
for the better care of tie stone Of which we
made mention last week. 1t also says:
The points referred to ON the stone as
"Capt Smyth's Inn and Bri &c" is about q
mile below the village of Semerticld, Pa, II
Somerset county. Rcd Stone, Old Fort"
is what is now known as Brownsville, Fay
cite county"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25

"The presumption of the JOURNAL that
the stone stands where it was originally
erected, is incorrect. We quite well rclnem-
Der that Capt RoBERr McCULLou of Frost
burg, once informed rs that it WAS removed
to its present site from point some ya.as
10 the southeast for the purpose Of marking
a hand boundary"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
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svspense II she rsll VI Tho psveid&NI
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sea.d q tie dem.vsses carried Il
as~a hefsrs The ,riamlshal msrrh 4
I've r. F'e. tie a.esal,.rs n IL .ws
srganirssi II Joining II The aemanI ~
the punishment. n tie party.
We have never eaase.lrd that the
crime II Tweed anil biz corrupt asset.
a,es shaa'l laias refs nal Disgrace -
aeh men ~ llaratis Seymour. Sanford
y, Church mi the other high. noble.
and rurc Minded men that reraiiste,l
the crime AMI lien ,uncrl the criminsls
Tho crimes II FLOYD were never the
cause # just reprpaeh ~ stephen A.
Daas'sa aal sl,c northern democrats
that opted his wise and prudent
couns /
But lct assay hero all for once. that
Nc d. MT consider !, very reprslIcnsi.
bic In any political organization A.
numerous a. either Of the grca. parties
in this country, that i,s history should
develop 4 Credit Mobilier Ia Wash.
ington. Or James y Eais. Of d
Samuel n. Rankin. il Iowa. hut
whenever the party Or In press shall
universal, attempt 10 apologize for
crime or screen and excuse those charg.
I'd with crime from exposure and pun
ishmcnt. from that iino. tho acts of lis
dishonest mc,, hecome tho acts II the
party, AMI Il will bc held BY tho public
responsible for their acts, bc they ever
- culrab.c.
We have never indorscd the wrong
ful acts u our political associates o. tho
democratic party to retain influence
political or social with thsm. nor
shall w ever DO 10 with the republican
party o. In members f"r any such
purpose.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
eresCo MaChInf
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~. Saisfsiia ~sa,ld enrsanr. ,he ras.s IT N.tL.~
le~s. asn, ~ II prepared Nv
R7w'r ~ t,nis y dyf,eahmM M,rl,ars
sheti nrtirt and " The hkx1 meAnet
\ complete and NH >ioc orrcpairs IL, 1hrcsh-
inv, Rcaping nnd Moving Machines IN
hand. Sicklck Sections, Guards,
Cylinder Teeth, llcl,ing. Bahhitt
Metal IN lnll Supply
Machines o,c,hanlei anil ru, in good working order.
.sIL kl.vNS ar .M.stM1.vE MsORk .avn
1ORG ave .sTyl.rDED TO FRO.nryIn
Twenty Years experience in Agricultural Machinery On.
allies ~ ~ give full satisfaction i'm our work
M I Z K . A z lbs,
choice article for sale No family should DO without one
good second hand
ID A Z e M 9 w Il r,
In prime order, for sale. 33tf
4. Il. SMEDLEY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

The committee u investigate tho
Rankin lcfalcatipn have completed
THOR report. which reflects with descry-
cd severity upon the Beard u Trustees
Of the Agricultural College during the
administration of Governor Merrill.
and with moro or less severity upon
Samuel Merrill The committee say
that In this College II now invested tho
sum u 9.do, 500. 90, besides two hun.
drcl and forty thousand acres ii land.
which In estimated. with tho money, 10
DO worth 81. 80. 900.
OF tho Board Of Trustees appointed
BY tho Fourteenth General Assembly
tho committee aays ut actcd with
commcndable promptncss and energy"
The special committee h settle with
the ,lcianl,ing Treasurer Of tho College
consisted Il H. d. Nobls. v Howard
county, q. II. r Buchanan. q Henry
county. ani G. Clssc. of Mahnsku
county. lin committee. The rcposi
generously nclcs. did III thu,
could be ,ianc IN performing tho deli
rate anl responsible duty that dcvolssd
nroni,
Tn legislative committee in III
s'.issafes a9pn the special committee
f. il i. II settling with Rankin,
rei4ia, 60 l,aaty. for they sccm !
take Il for Trautrl that tho bond u.
iaf yar |. md aas IN tho hands of tho
College committee from the first. Man
IL prola ~ conclude when new fact
arises that enables him 10 make up 4
verdict IN ease, that Il always existed.
and wss ~ cognixan, 10 thosc who were
acting and deciding withou. II. u II Il 10
themselves. When the committee u
thc College have decided upon . matter
from the hest light attainAlle 1t tho
time, Why blame Il for not basing Ia
acts upon facts that were sflerward
ascertaincl. Tho legislative committee
sAy: Ito the member. of the Board 81
trustees elected by tho Fourteenth
General Assembly. we do not attach
any hlAne fof Major Rankin's dsfslca.
ton. " for the transportation d
che funds II the College
Thsrc i nothing % b gained Ia
duplicating mon who arc nol guilty d
any cri'ne. and especially when instead
u showing lisposition 70 crompromiss
ths Interests II the College Or IL fsnda.
their entire cncrgies sce,n % look toward
securing - It e,ery dollar possible %
secure.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
w ollsflll Discovery.

". n. Alarsh hrs discovered 4 process BY
which Kegs can b. kept eha " two years,
and be d fresh ~ When fresh laid
Letters Patent we're granted md the
right IA now In lhs hands of the Marsh Egg
pressrving Company. Farm. county and
State rights f0r aala, and satisfaction gunr
rAnteed. Address for circular
MAkeH zoo COMPANY.
lImS1 - oeuth Walss D., Milwaukee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
1sasrsna - s1ssba = dry !.

This order, organized in tho inter-
csts II agriculture. mechanic arls and
the working and producing classes has
inst closed tho session IL its State
Grange in DE Moinss. The number
ii representative men In attendance
was over eight hundred. and Of the
lsast Of whom Il would b. no credit "
say they wore - intollieson. = The
u,smbsrs d our legislature. They wsrc
! noble band u men enlisted III amist.
Ing and vindicating the rights Inherent
to man. y long wrested and withheld
by organised monopolisis and system-
ised plundcrev The motto q Iowa,
.Our liberties " prise and our righss
70 win maintain. !" y smphasically he
waschworl u their assios. We are
unable 70 give : f1ll eyaepais u Tie
proceedings n ths order. u This noal
important mssting. but content our
selves With : Ssv eStrasls IN import
ass item u Wish y ths
assoaf o. sxscusivs COMMITTEES.
70 ~ O1ssn and Msmbsn a IN
State Grange = Lows. Dsefasass -
- >->~~At~> >~~-nA~~ kA.> ~>A
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

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coasert, ons Hundred Thousand Ticket.
only viii 10 isuucl. I portion n which a.
already s .oia 800
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

0ov. Carpenter han written letter
% the Attorney General In regard 70
bio liability and tho liability u others on
tho newly discovered vlUO. 900 boad u
Treasurer Rankin 70 tho Agricultural
College fund, aud asking that Il b.
sued and tho money collected n The
bond j. valid. Mo have not room for
tho lsttss, but tho above COMPRISE II
one important feature. and ono that
should b. complied with - speedily y
may 10. unless tho lnndmsn coms
promptly forward - they should and
pay up tho liabilities shey have thsre.
BY incurred. Il ssoms 70 N that sssh
men - John A Elliott. aud others On
she bosd d Treasurer Rankin. would
DO no more BY tho Htass than they
oaghl. should thty, With Gov. Merrill.
who y - much y fault perhaps - any
other individual, l4ks .he property
turned ovsr % shs College ny NJ. Ran
Kin. and pat The noasy IL shs Collags
fund distracted By biz dishonest acts.
Ibk = right and jast. and With then
shosld " duty.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

advised the President 70 veto ths bill
that bad paassd the House u Repre-
scntstiycs. comforting sn additional
land grant upon ons II The oldest and
most oxtortisnsts roads In the State
This advice Ma sent BY telegraph aud
included all tn roads Of che State.
Il also took : practical oommon.
scnsc view u ths dasy d Congress IL
regard = regulating By lAw shs frsishta
asd fases u railroads, presenting "
ths signatures " tho l.eoplo this
MEMORIAL 70 coxaAnss.
70 ~ Senate ~ Hou1s u Repro
ssststiv~. II Coners~ Assembled -
~ snAssuiessd. yssr pseitionsrs. h.
ri vvtsss = ~ Nate n loua. rsapsct-
fully ssprsssnt that ths Railroad oo,a-
psnics llsvs - combined. that W. ~
sxriculturslisls, hsys bat fsw 0ud giv-
. rights lsfl. oas u which y - work
lfom twslvs 70 losstssa hsuss ! day
" sush compsnaatios - said
commniss without conssisuos
a ssstraiss u ls~ ~ willing " allow
-; anashss > night % pstitiea your
honSrabls body 1os : rstlrsm q orr
gvisvsn~ss W. thsrsfors pray yoa %
regulate without delay. BY ! jusl and
squitAhls Iav - ttsi9hts asd larss u
a railroads vilkin - listed States.
spd - yoss pesittossss - II duty
houad. ws)l ssvss seose psaylng
Whssbss ~ ms9hss u or State
4 s1lalsfs anl = or Federal Con-
gTe9 kaov 4 = ~ W ti1les q ths
~, ~ ~ hsah)e Artisans q or
shops ~ lbclesiss tasw ~ lhsy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
Agents.. 4 RARE CHANCE.
egaA.tyr seufxG " iul AgE.
100000
CASH (iIlr -.
500, 900 for Only SO

Under aathori.y u special Legislative lrt
VI March ~, 1871. the trustees nov AN
nonnce the TMinn uwsSD uttr enAeGMr,
ibr the bearfs u tl,r ltHLtr LiuaAHs u
kkNtrrky. 10 eanc N In Library Hall, ~
Louisville, Ky !, On
1'Mcsday, Aprll MN. IN13.
~ this Concert the host Mnsical talent that
eah b. procured from NIL parts II 'hr count.
~ will add plcnsugr IN tkv sn.rr Inn eMl.
und TxA TmOrsANb cAsM ultfa. ngyrvkl II.
lng vast ssnl VI llALv Il MiLL,nN bot
LAaa carvney will ~ llslsiLM.ed l,y los "
lhe licket.h0llefs. ~ follows
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

Josx W. GxAsY, ~ govsssov u
Psansylvania. died very ssddsaly q
BIZ sosidsaus % Friday 1T. ~
noratio Seymour vas ths great wsr
Governor n Now York. ., wss John
". .lissry, q Psnnsylvsnia. H did
seownsl With honor1 - 10 va ripe IN
yssrS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

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viola,. III eos,rsc,. II M charnc..,
which may h made.
From information oL,,;ned fran. N.
Secretary a tho state Orange. i An.
.car., that !, tho time Of Tho la.t m.
nual meeting q tho state Grange.
held 4 Cedar Rapids December ID,
1871. there vsvc r,porled II Tho STAT.
e;yh,y .r;ue Subordinate 0ranv,s with
membership u 3 AT.
The number u Subo, iina.c Oranges
within tho State. up 10 this date. i
IT'S. Of this number Gf,y-two are
newly Organised, and their numbers
not ysl reported by Che National
Grange. According 10 tho quarterly
returns already received. the 10
Oranges have 4 membership of ID. 0i6:
and, placing tho average membership
Of tho any.two how Oranges 1t 20,
making iO4O, snahss the whole number
u membership IL tho State ~. Otti.
Upon examination, ~ Gnd further,
thnt II tho quarter ending acptcmber
30, 1h70, forty.two VI tho Subordinate
Oranges worc ,lelinuucnt. m follows:
twenty.six delinquent for oue uunrtcr
eight for two quarters. six Tor three
quarters. and two tor four quarters.
The rro.s rcc.ipt, for tho year 1879
from quarterly returns from suborljn.
..e Gr.uvcs. /. elo.S,o, *. The
eros. .xn.n.l,,.re. ~. IL. ..m. ,e,,o,l
=. 90 ~ r.. ~.
- ' ."'""'' ~ -,
Ine nnance committee
will present full tabular statement II
III recent. and exncn,l;,uycs
~. .o.,,l =, !, .......s..,,. IN ~.
attention u the Grange 10 tho fac,
that al tho meeting u December IN.
1871. 4 committee on insurance was
appointed, 10 report 10 this meeting.
We learn that said committee have
given tho matter full and careful IL.
sestigation; and W ask M earnest and
tefious consideration 0f tho report II
said committee.
And ~ would further suggest, tha.
= State Agent b. appointed 70 aid the
members II tho Order IN their salcs
! MI nearrha nDn. and IL nrt In N0ninmn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
New Advertisements.

OK n con pr ", Arrn,s wanted /
W " y0U Al sllsses a working nrn.
rlt, ~ either sas, " ~ ~ T. n.atkr more
n",iay u Mntk tar II. N lhrr spare mu.
nehts, ar n tlls time, ihsn NJ anything
el-s Particulars flec. Al l.vss N. sriN.
NON &us. Peril nj, Maine. ID q
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23
10 Kansas and Colorado.

Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more are turning their eyes to-
ward new homes in the fertile West. To
those goingto Missouri, Kansas. Ncbras-
Ia. colorado, Utah. Wyoming. Nevada,
Oregon or California. we recommend u
cheap. safe. quick and direct route. ria st.
Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
witch runs its fine Day Coaches and Pull
man H!ccpcrS from st. Louis to principal
points in the West, WITHOUT CHANGE. I've
believe that the Missouri Pacific Railroad
has the best track and the finest and safest
equipments of any line west OF the Mis,i,-
supp. AMI ii, connections with roads fur
Iner Vest are prompt and reliable. The
Texas connection OF this road Is now con,-
plctc1. and Passengers are offered Il first
class ;Ii-raIl route from st. Louis to Tex
l,, either oyer the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas i. t., ria Seddiia, or over the Al
lantir Y Pacific K. II ria DiEta. For
time tables, information rs to rates.
rOutcs. &c. We refer our readers to J.. ~
! lI0n:!ron. Southern Passenger Agent.
Tenn, or l.. \. Ford. 1;rn-I
cr.l Passenger Agent. st. Louis. No.
- Questions will be cliecrfully and
answered.. tiny
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23
Winchester and Alabama Rail
read.

From the Fayetteville Observer.
We clip thy following from the New
York Express Of September 30. The
writer seems 20 he familiar with the
subject, and to write rs if he knew his
statements to he facts. We may add
that We Lave been told that the bonds
necessary to build the extension have
been issued, but when tue work OF on
,truction will begin no one can tell
New York city is the market for rail
road securities, ana rs the financial
bottom up there has been well nigh
knocked out, Of late, it would be use
less, Of course. to attempt, at tins time,
to sell any bonds. Confidence among
capitalists must first he restored, after
which negotiations could be made on
favorable terms. just at this time
bonds could only be sold, if purchasers
were found, at a r0iuOus sacrifice. We
believe a financial dawn is breaking,
and that money will again soon be
plentiful. The item referred to is as
follows;
1.-The extension OF the Winchester
and Alabama Road to 4 connection
with the Memphis and Charleston Is To
he built. The latter company has np'
propriatcd 100000 in bonds to the
Winchester and Alabama Road, one
, Jhird 10 bu used in the payment otdch'
due to Tennessee, and tie lemalnuci
to pay Tor extension. The Winchcs
ter and Alabama Road extends from
DccA"rl, ON the Nashville, Chattanoo
"a and ST.. Loai, Road westward hy ;
circuitou5 route to Fayetteville, thirty
seven miles. The ,@ylcnlion will lul
from the Junction, IL miles aoutlc@S
! Of F4y cttcuI.c. southwark to tie Mem
/, phio aua Charleston ut Fc"rn's nea
Huntsville, Ala, Il distance OF i
miles.
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