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1n1r1Suu1E MARKETS.

Io,-,e,-,,r ,necember 26-F1our-Good IN &c
mand lower des advanced; exsr, family,
@t7 Corn in good demand AND ,e e1 rb ae s.as.
p pnrl JnIS nt prims mess rump, FL
Lard-Steady for leaf: fierce, 9yse;s heF' lug
I0kc steam, exc. Whiskef' SZ'sgsoc'
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Fuse: Toys mining, 4oe.@s1.25 y 100 feet.
ponder: 1915 by the i've kegs-less than ave
keos, 81 ,25; blasting, $4@SA.5o. g-s
Shot: Northern, S2.75@s3 a hag Of % rs.
Grindaanes: s@2Hc. q b.
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SEWING-lIACHINES.

i MACHINES AND TABLES. Price OF ma
chine, S25. There are sixty thousand of these
valuable machines In Use. have 10 see the first
lady yet that Is dissatisfied with HOME SHUT
TIE purchased within the last three years. / linda
very great many satisfied purchasers as far back as
seven years: and would like very much to see q
WORKOUT HOME SliUTTLE in all these long years.
We sell these machines to do all ordinary sewing,
heavy aud light. j. y. HOEFLICH & CO,
No. 907 Broad street
We repair and furnish any desired convenience.
Needles lor sale FOR all kinds OF machines.
de 22 eod1m<
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DEsrGS AND MEDICINES.
A NTI-MALARlAL.
TIE EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

J Z. Z
This now world-renowned fcvcr-trce Of Aus
tralia IS brought prominently before the general
pubic by the recent newspaper publications., al
though II has been known for considerable period
t. the medical profcs lion.
To render It's virtues available 10 our people who
may need an ASTI-PERIoDIC we nave made from
the FRESH LEAVES imported direct, CONCES-
TRATED TiNCTURE, ready for use, and offer it
for sale In all quantities.
MEADE & BAKER,
Practical Pharmacists.
dc1S S19 Main street.
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Tribute OF Respect.

BALTIMORE, December 26.-The business
houses In the principal part of the CITY are
closed IN respect to the memory of Johns
hopkins, whose funeral takes place to day.
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BY Moody & Rorall,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Ea.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SPLEEN
v DID REAL ESTATE N THE COUNTY OF
CCaasss IEHEifLlYiy G AIhEbIATHLY On Thf;
BUCKINGHAM ROAD, ONLY 4 QUARTER OF
A MILE FROM COALFIELD STATION, ON
THE RICHMOND AND DASFILLE RAIL.
RoaD, THIRTEEN MILES FROM THE CITY
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county. ut the May
term, 1873, In u certain suit styled Hancock,
guardian, as. Marion D., Beverly H., and Simon
Hancock" the Undersigned, special commissioner,
will sell at public auction on SATURDAY, De-
cember 27. 1873. at IL O'Clock NJ, OH the pre-
misses, ELEVEN ACRE IS OF VALUABLE + LAND,
lying on the Buckingham road. With valuable i'm
rooms two stories high, with all the necessary out
buildings, now In the occupancy OF Colonel VII
liam b. Woodbridge and DR.. Edward Archer. This
property has been subdlvided In three parcels
tive acres with The improvements ! his is truly
valuable property. situated Immediately In the
stores, schools, &c. \ map of the above-descrlbed
property can be seen on the premises on DAY OF
sale. 80,
This Is beautiful summer resort, so near Rich
rnOnd and In half a. hours drive Of the EuSuenot
Springs. and should engage the attention OF parties
seeking such investments. Any one Wishing 10
look at the property before the day Of sale vii! call
on Mr.. Marion j. Hancock. al MIR. L. VI. Archer
store. nj the Midlothian pits.
TERMS: Une-fourth cash, and the balance NJ
four eight. and twelve months for negotitble notes
bearing six per cent interest from day OF SALE the
title being retained until The whole purchase mo-
ney Is paid. The decree directs the commissioner
to reserve the right To all the minerals am! metals
IN said land for the benefit of the infant defendants
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner.
MOODY & royal, Auctioueers. de 17-tds
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DREMlUM STEAM.DYEING AND
4 CLEARINGHOUSE. S04 MAIN STREET;
Ladies and gentlemen having articles 10 be ni ED
or CT EA NED will find that We do work better anu
for TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS tnsn any
Our works are run bv steam fheI eby enabling us 10
turn out work at short notice and not depend apou
the slow process OF soaking Ia tubs
Give us \ call, and become convins convince
de lS-2w w. SCOII, fropslseor.
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WILMINGTON FITS

WILMINGTON, n. G., December 26.-Spirits tur.
pentine quiet at $50. Resin dull at S2.10 fol
strained. Crude turpentine steady ut s2 for hard;
$2.95 for yell0w-dip. Tar steady ut WV.
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FINANCIAL.
ny Telegraph.

Erw YORK, December >Eoon--stocks quiet
Money, 6@7. Gold opened ut 109x; now, 109k
Ex change-Long, 81; short, Ok. Governments
tull. States DULL and nominal.
Erenina-The Wahstreet market has beca more
nctiyc to-day, with general advance In prices'
Money essy at per cent Exchange hrmer at ~
Cold advanced to lI0k. Rates for carrying, 7-l6'
Governments strong and higher; very little doing
States quiet ana nominal.
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j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auct.oneer.
No. Ills Main street, opposite DfsDatcb ceso

NO. AAAo S1ain stleet, oppo2lte DlSpdtch Office
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A pop.
~ TIoN OF THE VALUABLE ESTATE OR
TER LAWSON DECEASED. CONSISTING rs
WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE CORp0R.Tp;
LIMITS, ON BROOK AVENUE, ISCLTnfrEE
THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE. TOf;tTItrSS
WITH ALL THE EXTENSIVE sLATGITFpn
ING FACILITIES ERECTED Their EUS. AK
TWELVE ACRES AND TEN BUILDING; t6TS
WITHIN THE CITY. ON BROOK ivESTgi'
By virtue OF q decree OF the Chance-y 1iour, ~
the city OF Richmond entered December 8. 1874
In cause therein peuding-Burke Il aLs ~. Bnrt.
ct aLs-the undersigned special con,ss.i"nSe
thereby appointed, VIII sell at pnsc auction on I'm.
premises, on the ESD day OF DECEMBER. ls7as
ct O'Clock z. d., that VALUABLE PROPERLY
above mentioned, consisting Of large canine
dious DWELLING, with out-h0uscs aaI i-irL
sausage-house, and all other houses belonging "
o Irst-class butchertng establishment. "
Also, large VACANT LOT adjoun2 the resi-.
dence In the rear, on which there Is AZ icc-house
This lot has front on two street,.
Also, twelve acres of very fertile LAND lyny
Immediately on Brook road, adjoining Godiin,,
F. Davis & Co. The immediate proximity Of
large and beautiful oak grove renders Til, H.; yey
Also, q fine BUILDING LOT on c,ss s!tc Of
Brook avenue and north Of Duva street. 29 b. ia
feet.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In SIX twelve
and eighteen months, negotiable notes, six ger cent:
Interest added and title retained Ill a., the rur
chase money Is paid. JAMES II. DOLLY.
COM. !ssDucr.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
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AUCTr0N sALEs-Tfais Da
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
I113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
I nLER REAL ESTATE, ON SECOND Sr Z In
BETWEEN JAG KSON AND DUVAL SIE ~ 10,
crac Of he chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond
rendered on the - day of December, 1873. IN me
ccoommiss,oners therein appointed, will proceed TO
sell by auction, on the premises; on SATURDAY
the 9th instant, at 4 o,ciock T: d., desirable
H6tWELLfNG above, aud lot % lie by 1872 feet, on
the east side of Second street between Jackson and
TERMS: One-fourth of the purchase money In
cash the residue In two equal instruments, payable
respectively In six and twelve months, negotiable
notes 10 be given for the deferred payments, with
interest added at the rate Of six per cent per an
num- and the title TO be retained until tie whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance ordered
by the court. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
j. A. RICHARDSON,
Commissioners.
RICHARDSON e Co.. Auctioneers de Is
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AUCTION sALEs-Foturo D.y..
BY w. b. RatcliHe, Auctloneer,
1912 Main street

+ WILL SELL AT AUCTION on NOV.
i DAY next, commencing at llals-past 10 ocloct
A. n, o large and welt.ussorted stock Of "A
GROCERIES, &C.:
to which uouid invite The attention Of the traae
Persons wishing TO avail themselves OF this s,l.
Will please send in their goods to-day or early Mo-
day mo rning. W. B. RATCLiFfE,
de "a ArcfIopoo.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, December &c, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAr.-White. so bushels.
CoRN.-White, 100 bushels.
OATs.-19S bushels.
"" SALES.
Copy,-White, 100 bushels prime new ut CSC.
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MINERAL WATERS
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
ALLEGiaNT SPRINGS.
HEALING SPRINGS.
WHITE SULPJHR SPRINGS,
CAPON SPRINGS,
CONGRESS,
uATUORN,
GEYSER.
FKFIDRlCHSHALL BITTER,
BLUE LICK.
for sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
no27 Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
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CLOTHING,

PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE IT WILL DO
MOST GOOD,
and the only place where 1t will do most good and
You get value received for It, Is TO buy some OF that
large and Spleadm stock OF
FINE and FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
4 FOR
GENTS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS WEAR,
II the old established house Of
WM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
100 Main street
ouick sales, light erpenSeS, with small PROFITS COM
6incd, make large sales and Hrety trGde de 10
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COMMONWEALTH OF EIRGlSiA-|
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC "UEkS. !
RICHMOND, December 2, 1879
TREDERICkSBURG AND GOEDON>.
n VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.
In pursuance of the act OF Assembly 81 force
March 20. 1873. entitled - An act 10 extend III
time for the completion OF It's road By the Fred",
rickSblrg, Orange and Charlott, svi!!e Railroad
Company, to provide for constructing branch ana
extension Of said road and to prescribe what ma?
be done to complete same In case OF forfeiture u.
Cured by said company general meeting OF ule
stockholders OF the Fredericksburg anu bord"hs.
VILE Railroad Company las existing at the date .!
the dissolution Of said company IL hereby called
10 be held at the courthouse In the town OF fedc.
rickshurg at ~ O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY, January
5. 1874.
By order OF the Board OF Public WORKS.
WILLIAM ID. COLEMAN,
Secrera ~ Board OF Public Works.
dc 3-lt&Std
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'HARE's LINIAENr,
GOODWYN'S HEADACHE EMINENT,
MILLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF H0RE-
HOUND;
PowERs's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TOLU and
WILD CHERRY,
PURCELL, LADD& CO.'S IODURETTED EX-
TRACT OF SARSlAPARILLA.
For sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
no 25 S20 Broad street.
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A LOT AND
~ FRAMED TENEMENT ON THE EAST
LINE OF NINTH STREET. ADJOINING PICK
RELL C CO.'S OFFlCE.-Will be sold Fl AUCTION,
on the premises, on SATURDAY the 9th OF De-
cember, 1873. at O'Clock Z. NJ, the LOT located
as above, witlla large one-story r KAMED TENs-
MEST thereon, being near the Tree bridge. IL Is
considered an excellent business location.
TERMS: at sale.
do
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BALTIMORE, December 28.-Virgtnia's, consol
died, 49H. Bid to-day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER 81, 1873.
Sun rises...... 717 Noon sets..-".....12.37
Sun sets.... 4.43 High tide. IL b
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j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
POSTPONENENT

Postponed ON account of the weather 10 TUES
DAY, December 30th, at the above tim ard ulace
JAMES II. DUrLEY.
de 24 Com;r{ ..lonrr
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.ACtIi,n. p....s AIoi..Int.i. ....."..o ...>sr
is a piece by Mr.. EsAU, entitled Pretty
Linnet," Of which, we learn, he is both the
author and composer.
The adjudicator announced his readiness
to decide upon the merits Of the choral
contest. After an exhaustive criticism, de-
livered in his nervous manner in Welsh,
and repeated in English in which evidently
no lack or superfluity was not exposed, he
expressed in strong terms his dislike Of the
course he was about to pursue, but the great
merits and slight dement's Of each COMPEL
ed him to
DIVIDE THE PRIzE-$25 TO EACH CHOIR
A vote of thanks was unanimously prof
fered Mrs. VON KLEIsER for her efficient
assistance as also for the use of her elegant
piano; to the adjudicator for his impartial
decisions, and to all who had in any way
contributed to the success of the occasion.
A special vote was extended the Chairman
at the suggestion of Prof LEWIS, for the
faithful and intelligent discharge ofhis duties
The Eisteddfod closed with the doxology.
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The Fifth Ann ual Fair of the


Agricultural and Mechanical Society Of Al
legany County Maryland, West Virginia,
and Pennsylvania, will he he'd aa the City
of Cumberland ON the 10Th, 18th, 18th and
18th days of September ensuing.
The board of Managers are perfscaiag ar
rangements to make the coming fair first
class exhibition. Special attention is given
to the Cattle Department, as well as to the
Department of Machinery and the House,
hold and Ladies' Department,
On each day of the Fair thsre will be
Trials Of Speed, premiums amounting to
Rcarly $4,000, will be awarded for these
trials. Arrangements have been made with
Prof HILL. An experienced @ronaut, to
make balloon ascension each day of the
Fair Hon. J. MORRISON HARRIS will de-
liver the annual address on Wednesday.
The increased railroad facilities and ex-
rellent hotel accommodations of the Queen
City of the Alleganies" should and will at
tract large assemblage Of visitors to tie
coming Eair
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Pic Nic.-The "Sons of Washington

Pic Nic.-The "Sons of Washington"
Catholic Benevolent Order of Homecoming,
held grand Pic Mic at Pekin on Tuesday.
A special train from Mt. Savage added
quite large crowd to the already hume
rous list of participants An ample plat
form for dancing purposes was fully utilized
to the great pleasure of all. Among the
prominent personages in attendance were
Col. ALFRED SPATEs, Col. HORACE REsLEY,
GEO. G. MCKAY, Esq, THEODORE LUMAN,
Esq, of Cumberland, and THOMAS Brown,
of Pompey Smash.
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August FlOwer.-This great Pa

acea has the largest sale of any other prep
aration in the world. Why? because We
say to every one that is afflicted with Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Costiveness, Head
ache, Heartburn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach
Indigestion or any disease depending upon
pure blood, healthy Liver and Stomach, to
call at MCNEIL s. WINGERT's Drug Store,
in Frostburg, and get one of our sample
bottles free of charge. Regular size IS cents.
Two or three doses will relieve any Case
Try it. For sale wholesale by c. G. SHRI-
YER, Cumberland, Md.
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Succcss.-The pntsburp eoyresnon

Succcss.-The Pittsburg correspond
ent of the Eecspuasr Rsa1ytey says
The new Welsh pAge,. Y Wasg, is a. de,
fidcd success Its editor Is l.. W LEWIS,
the Welsh bard. who is authority on ,ausi
cal questions"
M, LEWIS labor in the esndnet of this
paper far exceeds that of our ordinary Eng.
lsh editor. Besides his editorials he redu-
ces all his selections to manusesipf. which,
are mainly made from American papers
and therefore require translation. An oc-
casional clipping from Welsh paper saves
him this labor. AS an instance, Mr.. LEWIS
is translating David Copperfeld," which
is for the first time appearing in the Welsh
language, in his paper.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

ShOOting.-One day last week Mr..
HENRY METZ, of Lonaccning, was serious
Sy wounded by shot from guns in the
hands of two h0ys-sons of Mr. Brown, of
that place. Tie boys had been cut cunning,
1T is stated, and returning home, adopted a
shorter route, leading through Mr.. METz's
orchard. The latter niisapprehending their
object set his dogs On them. The boys fired
on the dogs, but Mr.. METZ seems to have
received the charge. The parties have
been bound over to answer at the October
term of Court
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New Opcning.-The first coal was
loaded at Bleon Avon Mines on Thurs.
day--ten cars to SHAW Bros, Baltimore.
This mine is on the property lately owned
by Mr. OWEN HITCHINs, of this place, from
whom it was transferred to Maj. ALEX.
SHAW, and from him to the Company now
working it. MALCOLM SINCLAIR Esq, is
President, and DUNCAN SINCLAIR, Esq, of
Glasgow, Scotland, Superintendent.
The Company expects to ship five hun
dred tons daily in short time. The coal
is of quality equal to any on the Creek.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

PersOnal.-Mr. p. S. HUTsoN and
lady, of Georgetown, ID. G., have been visit
ing their friends in this locality during the
last several days Mr.. II. is the New Cen
trail Coal Cos agent at Georgetown.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

Change.-toBERT McCULLoH, ESQ.,,
and GEO. B. McCULLoH, Esq, have each
resigned respectively the positions of Su-
perintendent and Collector of the Water
Works. They have been succeeded by W.
II. PERCY, Esq, Superintendent and MICH
AEL SHERRY, ESQ.,, Collector.
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Miners UniOn.-The Miners I'm
ion Executive Committee will meet in
Frostburg, Saturday, August 80, 1873, in
stead of Scptember 6, 1873.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are in
debted to Hon PATRICK HAMILL for a CO.
by of the "Forty-fi Annual Report of the
President and Directors of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

NOtfce.-The gentleman desiring the
rooms for school purposes, as advertised
in our issue of the 9th inst is Mr.. JOHN 3.
GROVES, Sharpsburg, Md.
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Orphans Court.-At the wee

Orphans COurt.-At the weekly
session Of the Orphans Court on Tuesday,
ELIJAH FULLER, Esq, Register, we note
the following as among the business trans
acted
THOMAS HILL, administrator of JOSEPH
KELLY, deceased, settled his first and final
account.
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Dear at Half.Pricc.-The most

DIR. Gambler, resident Dentist, over
Post Office.
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Balmoral Skirts marked $2.25 are selling
for $1.75. CHEAP STORE.
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NOtice!-JAMEs BIDDINGroN & Son
desire us to say to the public they are now
ready to take contracts for all kinds of
Bricklaying and Masonry. They solicit
the patronage of the public
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

Sixteen cent Musiins for 1871
CHEAP STORE.
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Don't forget that BILLY EVANS has
opened New Cash Store on Bowery street
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The Fair--Distinguished Wis

itOrs.-Thc Ners says:
General WILLIAM T. SHERMAN, the head
of the armies of the United States, and Hon.
JOHN a. j. CREsswELL, the Postmaster
General have signitied their intention of at
tending the coming Fair of the Agricultural
Society at this place"
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Everyone is rushing to the CHEAP SToR.:
for some of the grand closing out bargains.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

Buy your Jelly Glasses and the Reservoir
Fruit Jar at KITCHENS Bros
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

Look Here !-Beautiful Sets of Teeth
inserted at reduced rates. Apply to
Dr. GAMBLER
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Painful Accidcnt.-JoHN HEY.

fN1nIUI ACCuOCnt.-JOHN HEY.
DER, employed at WILLIsoN & kooNTz's
Planning Mill, in this place, had the ring
and little finger of his left hand cut off by
circular saw, on Thursday. The fore-fn-
ger of the same hand was also broken in
two places. He will be disabled for some
time
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

Look Out for the opening of the New
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Store under
Paul's Hall! Cine of the proprietors is
now East selecting large stock of all kinds
of Liquors and other articles in their line.
CHARLES REIcHENBAcH and Co.
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Accident and Stoppage of

WOrk.-By the breaking of crank-pin
on Monday of last week, operations at the
Savage Mountain Fire Brick Works, in
this place, were suspended the remainder
of the week. The necessary repairs have
been made by r. c. PAUL, Esq, and the
works are again turning out the usual quo
tn of Brick
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23
A Worthy Complimentary

Nens says:
+Prof. CLARY, the blind musician, tor
merly of this city,, had a complimentary
benefit at Parkersburg on the evening of
tire 18th inst The Orthopolitan says the
hall was filed and the entertainment was
complete success"
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DCSHE ~ HhHHH'H HSNs Ho f1'"''
industrious man in town was seen going
up street the other day i.etting fifty-cen
watermelon which had been in town long
enough to cost him only a quarter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23

NOxiOus Music.-The advent of the
itinerant colored minstrel troupe a few
weeks ago brought with it savage bone
performance which is being universally I'M
itatcd by the Frostburg boys until all are
proficients in the execution of as discordant
music as ever emanated from human device
for public or private entertainment. Bones
are good enough for fertilizers; but to make
musical instruments of them is simply re-
ducing the soft influence to bcggary, besides
tendency to drive sensitive people out Of
their wits. We have no mania Tor bones,
and we wish our boys had none.
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FrOstburg. A ugust %. 1873.

Don't miss the fun-only six more weeks
CHEAP STORE.
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Legal Prepare tiOn.-DAv

HCfsh1 EVKIstFH tIOH.-D W :.
SLOAN, Esq, Of Homecoming, enters the
law Office of Hon. LLOYD LowND.s, jr., of
Cumberland, to prepare himself for the pro-
fession Of law. Mr. S. is graduate of
Princeton College, promising young gen
tlcman, and will doubtless attain distinction
in his chosen calling
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-23
Real Estate Transfers.-Tl

Real Estate Transfers.-Th
following are among the transfers Of real
estate recorded at the office Of Colonel
REsLEY, Clerk of the Circuit Court, during
the week ending Saturday, August IS:
George H. Fresh and wife, to Daniel
Moran, parts of lots No. 10 and 90, in ad
dition, to Homecoming, $275.
William W. McKaig and wife, and James
Boyce and wife, to the Georges Greek Coal
and Iron Company, part of tract of land
called "Robertson's Fancy" $4,000.
Andrew b, Shaw and wife, to Catharine
Ayres, lot No. in Morrison's second addi-
ton to Barton, 81 1000.
A Rare Chance.-Whoever wants
Ready made Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, etc, at cost, will certain
ly get them at that very low figure by call
ing upon B. STERN, who tells us his goods
must be sold to make room for new stock.
See his advertisement and then see him.