davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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METALS AND TINNERs' sT0oK-The demand
usual ut this sca4on is light Prices are without esson
TN si rlSrE-1c, 1osl4 s14oo; do. 12112 s145o; do
l4x?o, 1 sl6.oo; do roofing, ~, $3.50; do, 2o128
TIo rrn-Lareo, 40; email. $50 bar. 44c.
s,,sz; y ! n q sAa rase' Russia 'ron aso;
ss s IL Ss a;q;s os 5stass
Of Is per cent Is mado from thls list.
CoprEn-Copper bottonp. 4oc brazicra, oyor II TBS,
Wlnr32 e : &c; . 8 and p 1es; - to II, He T.,
16o; 1a 100 2o 200; full bundle, Is per cent dis.
co;nt; ienss .S wire, 7hs; BY car LOUD 7A9 ..
noted recently. Following are tho raies now current
hsg ; eo Il ss e. g sS t' e d. Cd a0 a
NAVAL sTonEs--The balance Of business s light,
but firm tone rsryades tle market for some articles.
81 aaS}s sf ssp sapS .ssn e5t sss' fn @
= 1ss tG5s s59Sd5o; S pitch, . br saoo@'oo: tar. y
oiLsSrhe oil trade romans quiet, with little or
no 1uctuation In prices. wo continue to quote:
No. :. 52c naeed, raw, o3@oso; DO boiled osc@sl %;
whale, sse; SPERM s2q9@31o; eats foot oil, strictly
6sc straits, 7oe: elephant oi ose turPentino, $50;
naphtha, g gravity, l8@1oo; naphtha, common, 100
rou1TRY-was tn liberal supply, especially snal!
large spring at $975@325 Small chickens plenty
and nnsslaole' quoable ut Sl.So@2oo. Turkeys sold
PoTATOEs-- The receipts were larger and, under
eaangs n IN
sold At s2oo@2.15; poor lots at Si.e5@l.6o. Sweet
potatoes were abundant and easier rod afe q'otaho
at 65@7tc per bog; yellow do s1oo@1.; red per brl,
$4.50
aALT-Dea'ora report fair trade, especially In ano
aalt, and "a the receipts aro not yet sufficient to ~
low OF accommodating CT EfUEkH. the market ia
firm. We again n q quote onondaga, CANADA, and
zsno 9' &C., asnars oa iesiss
e. e; ssf $'EZ ~ S'ss 49,
steady for casn Tho receipts not large. Sales
oher Sl @ sseas inactse I and W
Glover, ss;oo@s.76 Hungarian, 5sseoe 1nillet, 4o@
tso aa1 sosr e y u mouth saes e y aelc a1 Is
bsss ats 4 ni s5so; ii bags At ss.7o. ''S" ~ ~
was %s easy feeling n sRe tea
DO good, eo@7oc; DO choice to extra nne, o5c@
sa s 4a oeed5o s Co. god h'te a
@s1.1o {air to good g1nrowdor, 7oc@st.00; choice
a5oss s.tt s% .sa srs g kss
old, G5@70c: common do, 38@42c; colored natural
Leaf japan, 65@o5o; common 70 ane oolong, 25@A6o;
good, b5@aG5o: choice to extro, 85c@$l0d.
FlNE 0ur-E1trs, 75@ssc: choice es@7oo: medt-
uin t5G3GQo poor to common, A0GS5pc. ...-...
pLuo-Natural leaf, 759Soo; lalf bright, Go@70;
black sound, 451a55o.
91c; common, 26G28c.
WOOD-Retnatns nsm at the following prices
Beech, maple ooo@o.5o; hickory, $1,000
@SlO.o0; slabs, $500, delivered.
VEaETAD1Es-onion were triAc lower, Other
varieties woro in fair local rcauest and steady We
lor bril- corn, 1o911c; water-mclons, at S1.b093.00
per toz; muBkmelons, $1.60@200 per doz.
WOOL-Thero IL considerable inquiry from manl-
facturers, hut the offerings light and the aseort
mont necessarily email, TINT trade Ia somewhat linz
itel Tho market ia firm, especially for hno aouee
WOOL Wo again quote.
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ttcno reservations. upon which stock 3 por cont
Gnu To earned Independents Of tho. loaso. Wo
make this auggcstoil Under renovation, as nc-
counting for tho o,rrcnt opinion in weIl-atlvigud
quarters that l1arlom stool In soon to be mado
worth 1b0 por cont. 4. Tho Wostorn Telegraph
Is to como into Vanderbilt CONTROL II It Ia not H.
roaay no practically. in October, with tho prcs-
ont Executive hoad, Mr. Orton, continued Iii tho
management. A now departure Ia to DO tnlton
on lilo baslH Of ut loast per cont por nil,s,n OIL
tho tcstoroa capital Of $40 OO0 300 or al, 900, ,0uo
Tho stock owned by tho Company to bo frat d.
vdoa aH q Hcrlp divldeud OF 15 or 20 por cont OH
tho oxisting outstanding cnpItai.
LOCAL HATES.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR, G. BIGELOW,

oEHKK- Sr.. corner Van Daron, dhicsgo:
Ii is we'll by all roadeFs Of tho that Dr. O.
Bigciow ii oldest eetabll.od physcla, having been
paccing in Chicago for THO last IL Sctence ami
VHiSr of thS honofed y ths To,s estscmed q
sttutss q tho day. having doVoted TW ENTY YEARS or
his LIFE n pereon8 remS!es that Tillsnre H9sitiyelY
kAsEs e tI;9 aiN1@Tn:unINANY @ ORGANS iq s hSth
XnWkNEsH aAyEnsIoN r. E9b1l!Tx. IMhA AiisND
VISION, LOSS OF MEMORY AND MANHOOD
sol study u certain dsoa.es reatInR thousands ot
casoa year must have groator skill than phJBoiaR
Gentioi.,en0f this city at tho highest rcspoctahy,
ChicaKo willing and LIE M5qady 70 stt9st his skill Kead
font to any address in tsalol enveopo. .sEPANATE
ARIOlss for led!es nMd Een,sGn Gn1l; y9H.61 oY!y
Addreas ali lotters to DIR. q. BlGEL0W 277 aud .19
Eouth Cnfk.st.
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Aug. 6.
The following wore tho receipts aud shipments
Of the lending articles of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
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i HoGS-Undor this head thcre were few changes,
and mono Of Importance. The receipts, though show
ing considerable incroaso over those of yeseray
Monday, wcro comparatively Light, and notwihstand-
Ing the absoncs Of any special actity In tho demand
holders Ind no diieulsy In sustaining prices; Light
quickly absorbed, Ut $4.bo@4.85 for poor to really
CHOICE Heavy weights continue to bo neglected, aud
aacs dragged at for Inferior to choice. Tho
market closed quiet mud steady, with aomo heavy
grades left over unsold. Tho days transactions
brace the following:
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s1nufs-Diamond drlrs, $t.2s@1. 80; silver 1r,pe,
ortfa IN me. 7e5so good nngar houao ayFup 4s@4ao
B3e; do prime, 7a@7so do common, o6@70o; i'orfo
Nlso molasaea. choico, bb@G5c comnon molasses, 90
sALEnAruH- -Common to best, 0@1oo. ~,
,, ,hrioEs-Altspico, 17@1ao; dovrs a7@3eo: enhsia,
ssSSsuo; s; nepner, 25Ge2oc: nnlnoga, ft.2s@1 .3oi
sh1ss' 1ss. p'f' 4Ss'o'; do No. l. 2oS'''' do TO ID
aeArs.Frene1l rnot1oa, ose.tc German nottlod.
S1s s11sa ose va sse%s s;s Heff Minsss @ rs
- sS siSs" ss' '%s'isi CO
GREEN FRbfTs@App,es continue to nrriyo freely,
en connon ye1ieea aro oasisr Other fr1ls TaH
is sas sSa8s saee pse1S % sst
Tow peaches from Michigan arrived to-tlsy. Forcgn
nsr 1si asa1s o;sasss @ ss4 6s5sae
te1 Sr 'ios. ior SS n 10 tais
pr ed d, sasoasdo sF psseSGesr,s: soo
M M do ts
aoe per boz basiets Il .ssssoo: St drapes-1noi1
.a5 por {3s sa} Siberian crabarplca, COS
1IOPs-Tho condition Of tho market is substantially
tho sac: Country brewers purchasing aa neccs-
are being gradually reduced Western auotabo at
nAY-This @ Inarlut Il was Inactive and pricoa remain
but prime qualities arc exceedingly. scarce. We
contain 10000 lba: ON TnAoK-Timothy, primo,
*le.oo@lo.5o; do No. !, $16oo@1o;oo; do No,
rlc upland, SO oo6@11 90; do md1snd $o.o0@10.0o
DO slough $7oo@eoo. For delivery Of prosscd. $loo0
l.60, according to distance.
ntDEB-Ws quote tho market quiet and ateady At
tho annexed range Of prices: Green city butchers,
10; green en5od, light, lle: DO heavy To- past
dry caf, 2lc; dry kip, 2lc: dry Baited, :l6@17e; !;
dry 1int, 1a@19c; 1ougharesi kip, loHAllo deacon
HkinH, 45a55c; gruhby scored CUT or othorwise dan-
aged, two-thirda nr,ce: ,,
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Drun. ......................... 05oSl0oo
Wheat was dull and irregular. Options av-
oraged zlc lower than yesterday, though shade
Wills there Was iittle ehanso in cash lots With
wore held very firmly with not much demand.
Indeed, both buyerH and soors held on, Us il
afraid to trado either in cash lots or options.
The situation is peculiar. There is fair in
qairy from millers for old wheat, aud thoy wore
paying 40D415o premium for it today over seller
tho month, and 11c premium over seller Septena-
boz. or course this prevents shippers from
operating, and those gentlemen are paralyzed in
ties OF wheat last month. TO bo delivered in
August, which tloy intondod to ship out on re-
ceiving it, and mono Of 1t has yet como to hand.
Those purchases wore chiefly maao on Canadian
account. II would Heom too that thora will he
soma difficulty In filling thoae contracts, judg-
ing from the slow why III which wheat is cominlg
forward while milwaukee, is paying 4o por bu
moro for wheat than Chicago, and 29llo more for
this months option, country holders will natur-
ally send oil tho wheat they can to TINT
cd between fears on the ono hand Of investing
at prices which arc relatively high, and foars on
tho other hand, that it they sell short they may
DO caught on tho round turn by IN August cor
arriving in good condition, and tho No. brings
tho price Of old, for speculative purposes, wlilc
tho No. will soil for no more, as tito millora do
not want it,, Seller tho month opened this
dno1;mof t. IT tho clou" " go'iar san hna
tor'har mi, n a 671IHo1 M an noiur ~ no
NJ II naI I0 Inf closi thu ,;t ap.iti H. au yGae
hd Gaa} NJ enrnc ao'd y ~ IaI ~ ia 1ns
tns a. f. a Mo" Nui @ W %as m otaeio M ~ % o. anou. M
a,nsaI H. au1 ,m;1i III ~ ~ ~ nS M ~ 9 No
Iot thn tn,.ar s,,Sda. au % ~
SLos Ios .uo ao%ut staaGs o6n moing very Gull
~ 1a18 a. an m ~ n ~ 1sH W aa6 NG H. eMRtns r.
spri1n' ~ nafa Tn y H. 4ge ny parity mnrd naa a.
~ ~ ii ~ ~ m m NJ ~ le9vv - Gs on
an r., ~ snrno Nv ~ ~ c asoa ~ es
rnrn " ,ga. 1osa ac;vn and c,v, co. ~ Gu
soe,aao1 %nn a"1 !uaj nu "t1uon. p9B
spputam SpStaisay Mgah, @ hYprags = 1ao iower than
1,i~ oo;c Gr,n ht 6"r n,arat we5o gaer
hu J ,nro i;horaI rocaints wh,e ma m"s 1op.esnua
oS1v cnnsonenco ~ lin "sd nocdont MnS, ~ @ @o"e'Gl
na;lrooa Hsoror.' asrIosIa .,,ot ~ suo o.o ~ d.
, 1873-08-07
STEEL RAILS.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
EEAT,En pROpOSAT.S

Scaled Proposals will bo received by tho Board Of snrer
vaos q ho County of vef,non aud st4s Of ilsnois.
fer the furnishing of oil the material and building ts
oHss Prison aud Kesldsnoe In the aty Of Dan
soolnoesiuns bo soon It Tho otco Of tho County
bou, ARCHITECTS, Noo1n No. s, Odd Foltows Hail. indians
aTulls, Ind. Each pronosnl luust 10 accompanied with
tho OF freohudtrp to guarantee bond In tho
sa q Eys T99p.ana Dos1s s$5o e n9 e9red NJ =
dern and bnnd4nen may live, that thu guarantee Is good
that ho they utll. II tho contract awarded to him
Dollars lsse 0 e y approved BY tao board e Super
building said Prison. AL bids must 10 onoosed
proposal for building Prison. and bo directed to j. g.
left a tho atco Of tho Atoheo. who Will zoo that lhoy
duly Lcverod Tho right 70 1eect at bids Ii
yeecFygn. i. W. DALE, County Cork,
DAnyillo, ILL.,, July 30, 1873.
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New Advertisements.
CONsTABLrl'S SAFE

10y virtue of writ of feri .facias, issued
ID by J. II. Patterson, a Justice OF the
Peace of the State of Maryland in and for
Garrett County, and to me directed at the
suit of George l.. Layman against the goods
and chattcls, lands and tenements of James
Q. Robinson, | have srized and taken in
execution all the right, title, interest, claim
and demand at law and in equity, of the said
James Q. Robinson, in and to the follow
ing property to witt
All the undivided interest of the said
James @. Robinson III the old home farm
of the late VIM. Robinson, deceased, situa-
ted in District No. 3, Garrett county, Ma
ryland, subject, however, to Mortgage
to Elias Whitesell; and l hereby give
notice that on
MONDAY, APRIL IA, 1873,
at O'Clock, p NJ, in front of Steers Hotel,
in the Town of Grantsville | will offer for
sale the said property so seized and taken
into execution to the highest bidder for
CASH to satisfy jsaid claim and costs.
FRANCIS MCKENZIE,
Crantsyiile, Mch o9-3t Constable.
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'Thans1s.-The Catholic Societies OF
st. Michael's-St Joseph's Beneficial and
St. Michaels Temperament this place, in
a letter to the Times, make the following
complimentary acknowledgment
The Societies Of st. Patrirk's Church,
Cumberland and others acting with them
in the celebration on the 18th inst, the Feast
of Irclanti's Patron Saint, will please accept
from the Societies of st. Michaels Church.
Frostburg. their warmest thanks for the
yerv liberal and handsome manner in which
they were received by them on said ocr&-
sion. They will endcavor to reciprocate
their kindness and warmhearted fellowship
on some future occasion
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4 Read ysass;cda.-As

4 EsGDNel Y ;alascda.-As VIII De seen
from a communication in another column
the citzens of pompey Smash will present
Il petition to the Board Of County Commits
sioners al their meeting in April for the
opening of County road from Frosthurg
to that place The reasons set forth seem
10 BE urgent enough for the establishment
of thorough'arc such as they ask for, and
we doubt not the Commissioners will ac-
cctc to the request.
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posf.OiIice Bulletin.

FIRST MORNING. MAIL.-For CumberlAn
and intermediate points on {. y T.. H. u
also for all points cast and west OF 'ha' ci'N
close. at Gas, a, N.
SECOND MoRNING NJ NII.-For GrantsylllC
and intermediate points, closes at = a. M
EVENING MAIL.-For Piedmont and IN
tcrmeliate points; also all matter for Bal'l'
more, Washington, Wheeling, and points
beyond, closes at 4, p. m
MAILS open daily Except Sunday as
follows
From Piedmont at 8. a. NJ.
" Grantsvilc at 4.30, y IN.
Cumberland at .,
& IT WALKER p NJ
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Proposals Invited

!
ALLEGANy COUNTY,
CUMBERLAND, MD, MARCH "a, 1878
CEALED Proposals will be received at
> this office until TIL RSDAY, the 10th
APRIL next, at IL o'clock noon for the
purchase of all or any part of twenty-five
thousand dollars of Allegany County Bonds
The said Bonds are authorized by the Act
of 1872, chapter 65, haze from two to fifteen
years to run; bear 6 per cent interest and
arc exempt from State, County and Munic
ipal taxation. Payment to be made by a
deposit of ten per cent on the acceptance of
the bid, and the balance in monthly install!
ments until the list day of next November
if preferred by the purchaser.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any and all bids they may deem not
to the interest of the county.
A. G. GREENE,
GEO. REUSCllLEIN,
WIN. r. BEALL,
Building Committee
D. ARMSTRONG, Clerk March est
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Rum OE.-The engine and baggage
car of the westbound passengcr-!rain on
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
ran oil the track near Wright's Crossing on
Monday cvening-1he one running on the
left the other on the right side Of the track
for some distance. No damage sustained.
A delay OF nearly twelve heurs occurred
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Wild Cat KIllcd.-on Monda,

Wild Cat Ktllcd.-On Monday
night of last week. Messrs. SAMUEL j..
HAYS, --McKINZIE, and others, went
'''coon hunting" near Bowery Furnace
The dogs soon ''treed' a 'varmint," and at-
Ter several Intellectual shots it was found
"coon" they found an enormous wild cat.
After severe struggle, he was dispatched
by the dogs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-03-29

sserliYI We are informed thaf Mr..
J.. NJ GoRsUCn has declined the nomination
for the Mayoralty-a decision which his
friends regret, as, from previous trial, he
is regarded by all as Il most excellent gen
tlcman for the position.
Lay your herls together again, gentle
men, and give us a widc-awake public
spirited candidate
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The Barton Senrch.-Later T.

The Barton SenrcA.-Later re
ports than that of the Times in another col
umn, state that Deputy Marshal CRBAGER
did not fire the shot that wounded WAL
LACE, but that Mr.. O'BRIEN, who accom-
panied Mr.. c., did. WALLACE was evident
ly not badly shot, as he returned to his bus
mess on Tuesday. But the manner in
which he sought to eyade the investigation
of his premises was pretty rough on the
Deputy Marshal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-03-29

Street Cars .-Cumberland is to have
street railways, cars, car-horses, csr-hooks,
and lots of other things, for the transporta-
ton of the average Cumberlander and mem
bers of the West Virginia Legislature.
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ed by the Times as at an eud-the boatmen
on "Wednesday, agreeing to carry coal at the
opening rates of last season
The strike has slightly retarded mining
operations. However this early termina-
ton of movement which first occasioncd
some apprehcnsions of reduced production
will make the interruption of little conSe-
quence She prospect, therefore, continues
good fer an energetic trade during the year.
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Something Ncw.-Frcc of charge

something NcW.-trcc OF charge
Call at MCNEIL & WINGERTs, Frostburg,
Md, or at Jos MYERS, Homecoming, Nd.
and get sample bottle of DR.. \, Boschee' S
German Syrup, free Of charge. 1t has lately
been introduced in this county from Ger
many and for any person suffering with a
evere cough, heavy cold settled on the
brcas', consumption or any disease of the
throat and lungs, it has no equal in the
world. Our regular size bottle 10 cents,
In all cases money will be promptly return
ed if perfect satisfaction is not given. Two
doses will relieve any case Try it. L. NJ.
GREEN, Pro'r., Woodbury., \. j. [Oct19
As, your Grocer Tor j. S. DlLwoRTH &
Cos Pure Roasted Coffee Tt2 oS
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Accidentally fall of coal in the
sSwanton mine, near Barton, on Tuesday,
WILLIAM LoGsDoN, a miner, had both legs
broken and his shoulder seriously hurt.
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uptown boy awaked on We'd
nesday morning with the impression the top
of his head was "froze over
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COAL. STATEMENT.

For the week ending March %, 1878, there
3,G6l III tons of Coal transported over the
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad, and for the
year to samc date. 2ss, 80 iG tons.
For the came week there were 3,:S' 90 tons Of
Co.ltransportcd over the Cumberland BIanch RR.
and for the wear to the sane date, 26, GgI.1s tons
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The ...Ant,'' we learn, is still doing
we'll Twcnty-six trips were made on
Wednesday the highest numberyet reached
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Political NcetiMg-NOmina-

lions.-A meeting Of the Republican vo-
tcrs of the Corporation of Frostburg in the
room under Odd Fellows Hall on Monday
evening, was organized by the selection OF
Hanson JORDAN, Esq, as Chairman, and
c. III. WALKER, Esq, Secretary.
The nominations for Mayor and Council
men were then proceeded with, resulting IN
the following selections:
For Mayor:
L. NJ GoRsUCH
For C0uncilmc2
WILL1AM NoEI.,
WILLIAM Bowen,
HANSON JORDAN,
OWEN PRICE,
HENRY BErIEE,
ABNER RiGGs.
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Notice.--lIereaftera all papers for Frost
burg subscribers will be delivered at the
Post Office only. To come to our office for
the paper before it is ready to go out, often
adds confusion and delay to an effort we al
ways urgently make to supply all at once
at an early hour.
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NJ A II Ell 4 D.,

On the eth inst, by Rev. $. V, Lccch
Mr.. A. T. BRENNEAlAN and Miss VIRGINIA
HoBBs of Cumberland.
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A priyc.-Mr JosEPH WoMsIy. of
Eckhart. subscribed for the american
Working People," Pittsburg, Pa, paying
$1,5o, and besides years subscription, l,ae
received an elegant copy Of the Great In
dus,ries of the United States" price ST.
He will take pleasure in showing it to any
who desire to see it,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-03-29

For SaIe,-A lot of choice Branah
Eggs for Setting Inquire at
THIS OFFIC;.
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Have yOu "a Bad Cold ?-Do
not fail to try LEFEvRE's Balssm OF Wild
Cherry Relief certain.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-03-29

LcFevre's IsaisaHl OF WizEs
Gherry-The great remedy for Coughs,
Colds &c. Price 25c, soc and S. per bot
tie. Relief guaranteed
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The Weaaher.--The "equinoctial
storm" which commenced last week contin-
ucd until Thursday. Rain, sleet, snow and
wind, sometimes separately, douhly, trcbly,
and sometimes altogether, have made the
weather disagreeably lively. "Old Pro5a-
bilities,' with some difficulty, has kept up
with the march of atmospheric waves"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-03-29

Preparations for building the new
fall on MI PoRTERs lot are in progress.
1t will no doubt be completed Us expected
by MAY 18th, next.
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Paints! ALL who wish
durable and cheap Paints, call on III. LEFE-
vRE Son, adjoining the Post Office.
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Frostburg. March 30. 1873.

A general assortment Of Fresh Fish
ot ii. p TAsKERs.
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a Spicy Papcr.-Mr. G. G.

a Spicy Papcr.-Mr. G. G. OFT,
of Woodstock, Va, has placed i'll our hands
copy of The Scalpel," new paper pub
lislcd by "GRABB e CRUDE" III that place.
1t is small bat racy paper, issued try
w~cllly-that is, they issue one week and
TN TO do the same next.
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The Medicine that is never known
to fail to give instant relief for a Cough,
Cold, or any affection of the lungs, is LIE
FEyRE's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Give it
trial.
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Ss,innaGntS of Goal

From Cumberland FOR the week ending Satur-
day March 20, and for the year, 1873
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FOEsNAN ~ BROWN,
FRESH MEAT STORE!

PERCY S NEW BRICK BUILDING. ON
Broadway. near Main Street, FrOstburg.
4 'ONSTANTLY on hand on market DAYS
y (TueSClays, Thursdays and Saturdays)
Beef, Mutton. Veal and Lamb Meat.
ALSO, FRESH PORK AND SAUSAGE!
Buyers are respectfully invited.
May 1Sy WIN. ii. BEPLER.
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Second Hand Furniture and
Stove on hand and for sale at
J. JANDoRFs