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fTo PHTsIc CLANS bayyes 4 fun 10
CONSUMPTION cURED.

Wiil you plcasc inform your reasers ssas ] hssss
positive fss
CURE FOR cossUMP1IoN 7,t5:I
and all disorders q: the 1HaoAr and Igrsss. ana
That by Its use IN my practice have eussA hun-
dheds of cases. and win give
IS ONE TH0UsARDiDoILAR8
Sor ease 1t win not beneasa Indeed $50 s.roD6 H.
my faith Win send sanrLE, yREE, 10 any NE
fere. addressing me- DR. n. F.BURT.s
S 60 William street. New York.
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cINfINNATI MARKErs.

CINCINNATI, December 15.-FIour steady. Corn
dull and declining at 70@72c. PORK dull and de.
cliniug at 1925. Lard unsettled aud dull; Steam
l2A; kettle, 12E@14c. Bacon oull and deeltu-
ing-shoulders, 91c. ;clelr TO 124c. clear, l3Sc
Whiskey active and strong al 96c.
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w0OD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-SOFT. LUMP
~ COAL, $3.50 for twenty five bushels. superior
TO anything 10 this market. ANTHRACITE COAL
at summer prices. WEST VIRGINIA SPL1NT,
CLOVER HILL LUMP, QUlNNiMoNr, for
engines HARD COX 4, and all Goals In use; and
OAK and PINE WOOD, $3.50 to $3.50 per cord
delivered. g. II. PAGE,
do Efnpfeenth and Gary etrePt9.
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Mexico.

C1TY OF Mexico, December 9.-The sup.
preston of the Order of Sisters OF Charity
has been decreed by Congress by vote 113
against 81.
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Civil Rights In the New Orleans Public
Schools.

NEW ORLEANS, December l5.-This morn
ing an effort was made to introduce nve or
six oolored girls as pupils into the girls up
per high school, which resulted in the WITH
drawal Of over City Of the graduating class.
This is the first attempt. that has been mace
TO place negroes In this school.
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A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
J ~ .he secnred With open crates by The, use or
THE PATENT cokRUGATED !, f IN ID MI in
sny Srspiace without disturbing the manta or
front - .a, .nn,u * r. A.
f,renshaw. or the Richmond Stove yCompany, or
J. ). EAGLAND, who will put them up an ans o give
estimated. 49, - - -
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

- LOUISVILLE MARKETS..
LOUISVILLE, December l5.-Fleur and Rrsin
unchuuged Pork quiet Ut $21. Bacon-shouldsrs,
Csc ciear-rib. Ike; su!ar.cured hams, 114c
for new. Lard, IN tierce, Ike; kes, Loo WINS
kruv Gp
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The Cold Snap.

BosroN, December 15.-At'4 O'Clock this
morning the thermometer indicated six de-
grees below zero.
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RAL.r1MnR]

BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE, December 16.-Yirginia 6's-pecle,s,
Az; consols, So. West .Vrginis's, l0x. Bid to-
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sTJ,o,IIs cts

ST.. LOUIS, December 15.-Flour inactive ant
unchanged. Corn 6rmer at 66kG6Sc WhlSke!
steady ut CSC. Pork dull and declining, at Si9H
Lard declining ut l24991 Exc.
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..nnNaa a1rnfs1rgs
IlICaMoSD aa1sGopaTaTc Paak;

ln1xas .sasEDff1NRa
RICHMOND III HE0PATHTC PH1Hs
ss-Nien the sayce snd srpprS al 40
EaiaOY In .siits cisys HI ~ ss -
cf hinth nsa TEsnkttnstsetts A1I me6Sc3s &ksLs
seS cIulty lnltes Medicine Cases er sieess
.pAfsy Eppss Honor apsflfc 49, 2a3a
othsT 0setetie preparations aiNaga on Ernd
ders by n1aiipunciuassy executed q : ~
m. ,iore open from 9Ar d. 10 s. n IL l9asie
further ucsssse y. POWEtIsDUSEys
-To PHYSICIANS We have 4 fun SslIS.
II ply OF 4 81 s
sHAafE sDoHMx's PRErAnArroNs, &. 81.
DR:-fr. SpUiDfS PBEf4KAfIeHe,. ~
KEASnI e MATTETsUN'B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GuTLEB,s PoCE xr.3SHALERss b, -.
HuEHELES BITTER Nine IRON, 5seg r
DROato CHLORALUR,
kEIXIa IOd0- Bh0kspE CALCIUM, ~ 81
EoU9ERAfs G0o-LIyERs chi, ~ II y s9
WILRORfS loD-LIyEa Or, ss 80 ~
HSDGEMaN'B C0D-LIyER On WINcHks1ERsA
PREPARATION OF HYyoyHOSPHTTES and III &
ether late pharuBaceutical perpetrators.
POLK MILLER e. CO, ApotHefxrfeA $s
] de IL .geEt corner Ntutb and Main sfxeeeSs
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NLEAN ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes

4 NLEAN ANTHRACITE QUAIL, al sizes
~ cheap by weight;
SPLlST COAL, unsurpassed1n quality;
CLOVER HILL COAL, very superior;
The best COOKING COKE:
kNGiNE GOALS, all kinds;
The economical and popular machine kind ling,
cooking, and long WOOD. Al Ninth and Cary
streets. tde Is u. b. WATKINS.
A NTHRACITE COAL FOR CRATES,
~ Ranges, Lstrobes, Base-Burners, Self-Feed-
ers Morning GlorteS, ana other stoves.
CLOVER HILL LUMP and HAIL, carefully Sc
lected. -
SPLINT-hizhly approved.
ETNA COAL, from New Slope. for steam and
blacksmilhs' use--liGed wherever used-a great
pines ALBERT BLAIR,
Fourteenth street near Mayo's brioge.
de Him
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


EORtNEW K.-The TEk
It. Old Dominion Steamship C0mpany's -
steamship WYANOKE. Captain COUCH, VIII sait
FkIDAY, December / 9Th. ut ! O'Clock r. ID.
Positively NO freight received after 2 O'Clock NJ
Through bills OF fading signed, RnoI Koc0s Lore
warded With dispatch 70 all points north, sopths
east and west; also, TO foreign ports. =
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare 70 New York, a12;; stserage, %: roa 1s
rip tickets, $40. 49, Z. - ~ is5Ss
For freight or passage apply 20 - 49,
- 71-'5I1 81. w. ALLEN& CO.. ARenfEs -
p de l6-3t ComDany's " harf. k0cK6to. Z:
DHILADELPHIA, RICH.de9E26,
IL ;MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM S(8y
sHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA.lTWkCE
4 WEEKmUntl further notice the ss sgnTys g
DAY and SATURDAY., and Riehrnond eyexy
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at IL O'Clock. =.
Freight taken low RATS for Ill para OK noH
Jersey, Pennsyivanis, and Delaware. nor ftgyl.s
dence, Boston, and New Oriezns. ALSO 3oS Lisees
no0i and Antwerp MA BED Star AID sAmefican
steaisip lines, and bills OF l&ding signet h10E01
Passa9a 10 philadelphia, including mexn ENC
zta,s s S8. = r1!W.P. PORTER. Agents
an m 49, n l., d No. 2A26 Dock stc4s
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EITs CURED FREE.

Hills CUhED eREE.
ANY person suffering from the above disease is
or medicine will DO forwarded BY express
.sa4 > FREE,
the only cost being the express charges, which =
owing to my large business, are small. ~
:: DR.. PRICE Is regular physician, and made tho
FITS, OR EPILEPSY,
study for years, and he will warrant cure by she
Do not fail to send 70 him for q trial. bottle. It
costs nothing, and he s.r @
WILL CURE You,
no matter Of how long Standing your case may be-
or bow many other remedies may have failed.
Circulars and testimonials sent with ..
FREE ,TRIAL-BoTTLE.
Be particular to give your express IS we'll az
your post-ofice direction, and ADDRESS D,
DIR. CHARLES T. PRICE,
81 William, street. New York.
ia Cd exv& IN !.
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MicHMoNo, VA, March 10, S7A.s.i
Having ebse1 rcd for the last twslsc mpnins sn0
beneficial e1asl Of the Porter snd Ass maansacs
tured bE Mr. HrN6Y BOWLER, 81 ais "opftn8
PARK Brexapi - i can coaEdeatly rerotnm4ua
them TO thoss eondition calls ior malt
etcn i'm cora HON than any have eyer met With !:
- '' -, ig"s' - ii. RxrHR LAWS, Nd
rN FEFAnLIEs SUPPLIED
" sAts e 'sN0 VI. b. BLAIR Il Co,
corner OF Ninth and MAIN streets
II, tosH 900 IN. -. Lotus hUKRkses
- 80 '' - 90 Broad nfeet
f,rder.i N s9IENkY BOWLER
ssp1 ne Park Brewery, 8 promptly sstended sa.
no 5.flsEW2m
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sssga Fnosnl loHtsA Cenasys
gCorresp oadsnce pf shs richmond Dlapasch,l
LoyisA f,ouaTHo6ss. yA..o

JCorrespo OF ths Richmond Diapasch,l.e y.
LOUISA tsoueTHo6Bs. yA..o
December Is, 1874.
Ysstaf. Nay was codrsstlay. Ysrs ,rt,arsy
people out, but not as many negfoes &.
usual. Their were very many arnnkafils
about. No no WIS occurred to narsthe peace
and auiesnde or he town. Judge Lane pre-.
sided II court. Que case toek up nearly all
the time. II was the case Of the I. Com.
monwealth against Wa tktnsN Hseems thai
Watkins had taken oats. &C., from the land
Of F. T. West, Claiming i. as his land. A
Commonwealth ease was made OF y, and
the jury fined Watkins S106,. The Judge,
upon being askedeo grant new trial, said
he would consider 1t and let ihe counsel
know this morning. No other cases OF much
importance. ags..s, d.
rRoN ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT. &
TREyILrAN's, LOUISA COUNTY, VA.,e
December IS, 1874.
Farmers talked about the fine fall and
winter weather, ploughing for corn, burn.
ing plant-beds, etc, much of which has been
done. Il s-.E 9,!ftt
The Changers of this section had plea
sant meeting at their. hail, at Corduroy last
Saturday, and partook of samptuons dim
ner, which by special arrangement had been
provided. Turkey, oysters. coffee, and such
things were abundant, and due respect paid
them by the large membership In attend
ance. sr5 slssG e.
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GENTLEMEN HEAVY MERINO
" SHIRTS from SOC. up;
Ladies, heavy mERINO SHIRTS from 75c up
F,,ll line Of children's MERINo sHIRTs-very
cheap; -.,;-.,.s. -.- ....
SHIRTS, $3.50;
JEANS and WOOL DRAWERS;
CORSETS from soc. up;
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs, ia handsome
boxes; a..
Handsome lot of DRESS GOODS at 25c. worth
40c.;
CLOTH CLOAKS and SHAWLS cheaper than can
be bought elsewhere; -.
ONE.BUrToN KID GLOVES. 75c. worth 81 .25
TWO. RuTToN KID GLoVES,S 81 worth so;
Ladies' BUCK GAU STLETS, 75c. worth 81 20
COURTNEY & POWELL,
daIo - S15 Broad street.
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noItaf OF the southern states.

WASHINGTON, December 16.-The Dill in.
troduced by Mr. Smith, Of North Carolina,
for the relief Of the southern States oy
compromise OF their debts, provides that tne
.money collected from the southern people rs
a tax on their cotton, shall be appropriated
to pay the debts OF the southern States. Inc
secretary of the Treasury and the Attorney
General are directed to confer With the cred.
itors. and agree upon compromise; Ine
money paid as cotson.tax by the people OIL H.
State IL to be devoted TO the pay mentor the
debt: of such State, and II the amount rs 10.
SUFFICIENT TO pay The whole. il is TO be sppiea
to the oldest debts the Stale as Tar as u WIZ
90. Were there is surplus it shall be PAID
over TO the State Tor tree-school ptlr poses.
Lato Weather Report, ss
Especial telegram Y me Dispatch Oh: s,
WAsuIsaToa, December 10, 4 4. M F l
New England and the Middle States, c 9ss
81 q ii, ,er viii prevail, With rorthResterly
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sT,0OK AND jon PRIdTill g u sags
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DRY GOODS.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY
YOUR
DRY-GOODs,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES,

Ladies' and Gents FURNISHINGS obs, &C.,
17O5 aud 1907 FRANKLIN STREET.
A cali Is solicited and BARGAINS GUAh I
TEED - Gde 15l L.LICHTEkSTS1Es
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Special telegram 10 she Dispatch

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Els.
The House adjourns from the 23d Of De-
cember to the 5th Of January-yeas, rs;
nays, 1928. A motion to reconsider is pend.
ing.
Mr.. WHITE. of Alabama, introduced sup
Elementary ciyil-rights bill.
MIR. HuNToN introduced q bill for the re.
lief of the Episcopal Theological Seminary
in Virginia. ~
Mir. POLAND introduced resolution regu-
lating prosecutions for libel in the District.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment
of the following committees: !,
Select Committee to Visit Vicksburg
Messrs. Conger, Of Michigan; Hurlburt, OF
Illinois: Williams, of Wisconsin; Speer, OF
Pennsylvania Iy and o'Brien, Of Mar, land:
Select Committee on Louisiana and the
Southern States: Messrs. g.. F. Hoar, OF
Massachusetts Wheeler, Of New aYerk
Frye,, of Maine; Foster, of Ohio; Phelps,
Of New Jersey; Robinson, Of Illinois, and
Potter Of New York.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-11-28
sand Spring..

Sand Spring, situated at the west end
of lrostburg on the line Of the National
Road, is rapidly increasing in general APP
pcarancc and enterprise.
4 beautiful white sand which accumu-
latcs in large quantities in Il never failing
spring of splendid water is the source from
which the place derives its name.
The large log dwelling in which Mr. J
II. Dawson row lives was built ut the time
the National road was making, abou! sixty
five years ago, by the owner of the land
Mcshach Frost, the gentleman from whom
Frostburg obtained its name. This house
for many years was conducted as IA tavern
for the accommodation Of the travellers who
throngcd the National Road before the b.
x o. II. Il. was completed.
Mr. Frost cleared much o; the land in
Guiding Il considerable portion ottl,at which
INSTRUCTED the National Road He then
sold this property to Mr.. James Ward
brother of Mr.. William Ward of this town.
Mr. Ward sold to the Clifton Company
by which it was subsequently sold 10 the
Borden Mining Company, which still holds
all excepting few acres of surface.
Mr.. John T. Dawson owns about four
acres upon which his manufacturing shops
are built He manufactures every thing in
his line as IL contractor in house building
He has all the various kinds of machinery
belonging to a tirst-class manufacturing
establishment Including combined plancI
and hatcher, circular rip saw, siding saw,
straight and circular saw, molding machine
tcnoning machine, power mortiSe ma,
chine, scroll saw, a set of emery grinders
Pin making machine, turning table
turning lathe, and many others, all beauti-
fully arranged III mechanical order and
driven by II steam engine of torty-tivo
horse power
William II. Bcplcr, son of Henry Beplcr
cX-Mayor Of FroStburg, has some property
in the place and conducts butchering bus
mess with II capital of not less than $50
900. He is an cntc'prising young man OF
about twenty-five years of age.
\ splendid Brewery conducted by ThOs
}iddin@ton is one Oft the late improvements
With all the advantage OF Sand Spring
water, the great demand for beer and tho
general character of Mr. Biddington, q
thriving business must follow
NJ. &. II.
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Tribute of Respect.
LIGHT OF WALES LODGE OF IvORITEs,
FRosTEURG. MD. Nov. IA, 1874

LIGHT OF WALES LODGE OF IvORITEs,
FRosTEURG, MD, Nov IA, 1874.
JNASMUCH as the Only Wise and AL
i mighty God has removed from our
midst by death our beloved brother, DAVID
q. DAVIS, we desire to express our feelings
on the occasion through the following;
ReSoired, That We esteemed the departed
brother for his many good qualities and as
a respected member and faithful officer of
oul Lodge, viz; Marshal rs such We feel
that his death is great deprivation to our
Lodge, and great sorrow for his early de
parlurc from this world.
Resolced, That we drapc the Charter with
black Grape and that every member wear a
badge of mourning in token of sorrow for
thirty days.
Re~Ired, That we sincerely sympathize
with the grieving mother, in token of which
copy of these resolutions be rendered her.
Raw,red also, That they be published in
the Welsh papers and in the FRosTBURG
MINING JOURNAL, and copied into the
journal of the Lodge in memory OF the de-
ceased. FRANCIS REEFS c. p,
BENJAMIN NJ. THOMAS, V. p,
ISAAC THOMAS, W. Sec,
Nov est For the Lodge.
Devil flu farw'n dawet chcdodd,
o adfyd yn uchel
At ci Ddnw, yn Oh nj ddel,-in daiar,
Mae goruwch galar, yn ZACH diogcl
"ERYR Pen PYCH."
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THANKsGIvING was observed in the usu-
al quiet way in Frostburg. Church scrvi-
ces and turkey dinners during tn" day ana
a public entertainment at night constituted
the principal enjoyable features.
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!,u>ineSS Locals.

N,>.r, .,lIiuo, ,onIs for CASH,
in the new building opposite the old stand
s,o.,n,,,ncrZ 4 .Iones' New Store,
Low st, opposite Public school Building.
Ny,<r,,<n ;s scIIinm his Goods for CASH
in the new building, opposite the old stand
t.., the hr.t-,lle "Ironsidcs''-at 40.
Tr,, Col,h.;u. Swiss Bi,tcrs for Dysnep
81. =, b SrEES's,
''''
WINELAND is srt'ln@ ms Socds i'r CASH.
in the new building, opposite t.ie "ia stand
Isor'S, Shoes. Hats and caps IN all 'hc
--latest styles and at Prices to sun 'lc means
OF every buyer, az Alex. h'h% : lf' 10
Baltimore street, N!gA OF lhr uolarn star
Cumh"rland, Md. Special Price LAST Tor
October; Misses fox dNail'rn al "niN @I''",
worth two dollars ahi twenty lNr Genus
everywhere. Also ladies' inN" .'ater9'
$40 ANA upward. Call ana examine.
Oct li-y ALIEN. MING, 'r.
,r,vor,ortu al, tra oIrousidcs"
~"
WINELAND is selling his goods ior CASH.
in the new b,,ft&-lrS. opposite thr on St'lo
nc. ,.,,, ,,.on, Two Genuine Inndon
~" a., fnn wTIslinu Rr,ndi.s
10y w'i,,a,. ,rn tn n Srrry's Jiruor Store
"'''
wall Paper ana Isl 4nHs.wh'
X. W ASH, tilirI builulh% w est Oh oS' 'i'''''
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-11-28

Coal mining with several companies is
quite as good as during the summer, What
is better, it is believed by many that work
will not slack this winter to the extent an
ticipated The path to safety, however, lies
through economy.
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New Business Locals.

DR.. BplI, Cough Syrup is a purely Veg
c':hlc Compound, innocent in nature and
wonderful in eject. For children il is IN
valuable, curing Group. Whoopin" Cough,
etc, ina few hours. Price - cents per bot
tlr or five bottles .0r 81 90.
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FrOstburg. November IS .iSz !.

THE scarcity of local matter is painful
Both dailies and wccklcS tell us all they
know in several minutes"
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Large stocks of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES HATS CAPS all which will be sold
Short Profit System.
THE BEST OF GROCERIES, oFALLK KINDS

be had at down and will be sold at
WHOLESALE PRICES FREIGHT ADDED.
Flour $65O SOL and the best II, the
Achoc Tea 10 II and
20 bars of Satin Gloss Soap still for 81.
All these Indispensable and in order make all
have but little supply themselves with all they
store at prices to suit the
will remember that almost entire stock fresh and nwa old
having disposed prior purchase All goods
Sol at y. CASH ",
abatement Partially!
will fare alike books carried in coat sleeves credit
and coy offered others shall not be guilty Of
of intend conduct business good faith.
Whilst think change business unwse, entirely
be that those will be
ready months shake hands the mutual benefit
derived from it,
all persons desiring purchase solicited perfect salts
faction guaranteed, thanking all past
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-11-28

THE storm did no damage here beyond a
slight removal OF the skeleton roof of the
new hall being built by the Forestcrs.
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MARX WINELAND.
Nov %

the of
Eyl ielam
anfer
tvlrlc of no
Wln allow o
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-11-28

DISASTER At X EYsER.-Duringth the storm
Monday evening the iron raticrS OF the
round house at kcyscr were displaced and
fell, carving some thirty workmcn with
them, injuring nearly all more or less scri-
uosly One man was killed and two others
fatally injured. At last accounts all were
doing we'll The workmcn were mainly
from Baltimore.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-11-28

JUBILArING-Old Borcas. But where 5
the victory One says "it was at kcyscr,
in fact in all the storm which swept the
country on Monday preceded by an earth
quake in Mexico"
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-11-28

AN UNCERTAIN CERTAINTY.-The fol
lowing conversation between Il property
agent and citizen who desired to sell two
adjoining properties, was overheard on
Main street Tuesday:
Agnt.-"You say you will take $1,000
for either house ~
Citizen-"Ycs"
Ais one worth as much as the othcr?'
g., (impaticntly,)-"Why to be sure, and
more too ="
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ANY defect visible in the makeup of this
Der of our corps who is usually responsible
for the arrangement and appearance of our
columnS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-11-28

FInEs-Our ncighhoring town OF Mcy-
crsdalc, Pa, was visited Monday evening
with fire which consumed four buildings
two stores and two dwellings. Among
the losers John Hooking, Esq, formerly of
Frostburg sustained nearly the entire de
strlction of his household goods,
At Bandy Mil, Garrett county, five miles
west of Frostburg, Tuesday morning, the
residence OF Francis Graham, Esq, was
burned with all its contents. No Insurance
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-11-28

FIRE IIINT.-lf You cannot max" your
way from a builling by the stairway, en-
deavor to get in front room, and be
careful to keep Ill doors shut behind you
for smoke will follow "A draft and flames
the smoke If smoke enters The room and
it is difficult to stand erect, get yonr mouth
as close to the floor as possible, and breathe
easy, as there is alwaysa fresh current of
air near the floor \ wet CotA over TIE
mouth will greatly aid breathing.