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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10
Business IOcaIS.
For Ee emf The basement under
Squire Atknson's Office


For Rem The basement under
Squire Atkinson's Office,
Oct BET j. JANDoEF.
Why ?-Why do the young men of
Frostburg and vicinity have their Boots
made at VIM. J. Coopcr's ?--sigu of the
Golden Boot. The reasons are /, He has
the latest and most improved Lasts; }, he
makes the ncatest fit; 3 he uses the best
material t. his work wears the longest, and
5th-beSt of all-his prices are the cheapest.
Wonderful Success.-Thrcey years
ago DR.. Boschce's Syrup WAS introduced i'll
the United States from Germany for the
cure of Coughs, severe Colds settled ON
the breast, Consumption and other dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs. No med
icine ever had such a success. 100000 sam
pie bottles have been distributed every
year for three years by Druggists in all
parts of the United States, and nearly
1000 letters from Druggists are now on our
files, saying that no other preparation in
their stores sells as well and gives such
excellent satisfaction. All we ask is for
YOU to 90 to your Druggist, G. a. Win
gcrt, Ii. LeEcvre & Son or Mcneil Il Nc
Culloh, and get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it regular size 10 cents. For sale
by all druggists and storekecpers in the
country.
Black Silks at lower prices than
have been offered for ten years at
HITCHINs Bros " SHAFFER's.
No improvements on the "lronsdes."
WINELAND is selling all his goods at cost.
in the new building, opposite the old stand,
Great Reduction in Black
Tea.-Hitchins Bros Il Shatier are sell
ing Il Tea at 60 cents worth - and so cents.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or money returned,
This is Il fresh invoice-this falls importa-
ton flavor and quality unsurpassed.
WINELAND is selling all his goods at cost
in the new building, opposite the old stand.
Nanted-The public to know that the
best Wines and Liquors. by the gallon or
otherwise is sold at B. STERN's Liquor
store. Old stock Whiskey, % years old,
Brandies, Gins and Rum always on hand
If you wish good Suit and nice fit, go
to ALEX. KRAFT and select from the finest
and cheapest stock ever brought to this
place-at d. THOMAS old stand.
j. w. BERRY, Agent.
! WINELAND is selling all his goods ct cost
III the new building, opposite the old stand
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

CnANGE-At q meeting of the Town
Council. Monday evening it Was determined
to remove the existing police arrangement
Instead of going on duty in the afternoon
and coming off at midnight, it is now re-
quircd to 20 on at twilight and remain I'M
til morning.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

SA1H.-The right of redemption of
eleven shares stock of the Frostburg Per-
petual Building Association was sold Satur-
day evening last-four at premium OF
$65 per share two at $40, and five at $13.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

PREACHING.-Rev.L l.. A. Thirkcld will
preach in the NJ. F. Church, Sunday, Octo-
Der 4 18th, at 1890 A. NJ and ! p NJ
AT the English Baptist Church, Sunday
morning by Rev. JAS T. Bradford, pastor
All cordially invited to attend
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

DuLL-Thc coal trade. Sec our reports
from trade papers in another column.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

DEATH OF A MINIsTER-The members
and congregation of the NJ. f. Church of
this place, hear with regret the death of
Rev. Dr. T. NJ Eddy, a distn- ulshcd min
lister of that Church, in New York on
Wednesday His dedication of the lecture
room of the NJ f. Church here is remcn-
bercd as one of the most eloquent efforts
ever made in this section.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

PUBLIC MEETING-Thc coiorcd people
to the number of seventy assembled i'll a
Hall in Brownsville Monday evening to
form campaign club. Mr., r. Clifford,
we learn made an eloquent address i'll
support of MIR. Lowntes claims as a can
didate for Congress. At the close about
sixty registered their names.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

A FRAUD.-Brothcr McCardelrs canal
arrived Monday in lcaky condition. The
package was balloon shaped and smclt
badly Opening it the contents were
found to bear about the same relation to
a canal that the title of "Cumberland'
does to Frostburg and Georges Creek
coal We transferred it to the Gas Company
with instructions to consume, or hold it
subject to shippers orders.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

MEETING OF MINERs-ELECTION OF
JOHN BETz, ESQ.,, AS Representative TO
THE N NATIONAL UNIoN-INTEREsTTNG Pro
cEEDINes.-A meeting of the members OF
the LIST District of Maryland, National Mi
ners' Union, was held at John Donahuc's
Hall, in this place, Saturday evening, Sd
inst, for the purpose of electlng delegate
to the National Convention to be held in
Cleveland. Ohio, on the 9th inst.
ATT O'Clock the house was called to or
der, when, on motion, Isaac Anderton was
chosen Chairman, and Messrs, John Bet
and John Fatkin, Secretaries.
At roll call representatives of the follow
ing named Lodges were present:
No johnson Lodge, 10 delegates.
2-Bowery No delegation.
" 3-Hoffman " IL delegates.
4-POmpey
5-Borden Shaft Lodge, 8 g
A motion to proceed to the nomination
of candidates for representative was carried.
Thomas Rooney submitted the following
resolution:
That we send no person to the National
Convention who was a member of the En-
ccutive Committee of our local Union.
Lost.
An inquiry was here sprung as to the
amount of compensation due the dclcgat
attending the Convention. Aftera lengthy
and spirited debate it was fixed at S2.5opcr
diem and travelling expenses.
The house had become impatient and
cries of proceed with the nominations is
sued from all quarters.
Messrs. Edward NJ Davis, John b. Rces,
John Mclaughlin and John Fatkn declined
contcsting for the honor. This reduced the
choice to the following named gentlemen,
with the result of the ballot given:
John Betz, 10
Cha les Crook, II
George Ort,
Isaac Anderton,
A motion to- make Mr. Bctz the choice OF
the meeting was carried unanimously.
After the transaction of otl,er business, of
no public interest, the meeting adjourned.
RAIN, RAIN-Not the beating torrents,
rushing impctuously along the streets, con
verting them into miniature rivers nor the
Hastings and craslings of Heavens clectri-
cal laboratory, with all its splendid and
terrific illustrations of the sublime no, no,
but the calm, un-artistic, subtle. insinuating,
scarcely perceptiblc, foggy, but very refined
idea of the thing, suggesting the propriety
of leaving your umbrella at home, pcrsuad-
ing you to your place of business TO catch
YOU half way in sudden shower, urging
you TO flight and pcrs?iration, thence to
colds, coughs, asthma, rheumatism, pncu-
moni9, and all their cohorts. How NICE too,
to plunge along through mud and over
mythical crossings and disintcgratcd side
walks. Just as you reach your destination
comes glimpsing the merry but deceptive
sunshine, transien,ly Illuminating the foliage
with all its wealth of pendent drops and the
innumcrablc puddles, until it seems like
a city of crystal has risen by cnchant-
mcnt, rivallng, on the mountain-top, the
Queen of the Adriatic by the sea.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-Thc Nr,cs of Tuesday SAYS this
Board met in regular quarterly session
yesterday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Present-A.
c. Greene, Esq, President, and Mcssrs.
Beall aud Iteuscllcin No business of inn
T.. NJ adjourned to meet on next Monday
at 10 A. NJ, in order to give persons at
tending Court an opportunity to transact
business with the Commissioners. At the
ensuing meeting the Constablcs for the
various districts will be appointed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-10-10

ConREsroNDENCE.-In lieu Of a local re-
port we had prepared of the institution Of
the new Lodges of Odd Fellows in this
place, we publish one contributed by an in
tclligcnt correspondent whose participation
as member of the Order gave him the su-
perior advantage of reporting actual otser-
vation We tender thanks for his thought
fulncss and hope to hear from him as often
permits
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PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs ron ICE.
rRrAsuRY DxrARrxrxr,

TREASURY DKPARTlHNr,l
wAaHIHofoN, b Ct. Nareh Z 1874.
Sealed propos.l:. 90 sf.ish lee for this Depart:
be received IN al noon, HaScA Il, i0l
The Ice TO b Narnishsd 1sst be Kennebee iee. Of
nom snoS, dirt Of other lmpariiies 10 the satisac-
ton Of the receiving ocef and TO Be delivered in
be REQUIRED. - f7'-i's -7I-'
To 3 weighed By Tie Treasury scales, and to b
and approves Il doe icrn. W. --N''-'>
BIDS must b q price per ton Of Z 30 pounds to
deposit ofosoo united stasss currency or bonds)
must accomDahy esch bid security that Il y rem
esssfal bidd6s aef the award Of the contract, and
70 os istai9ed - security on IL contract
The riGht 70 reject any all bids or to waive De-
fsets, dsens4 70 Ne interest OF the Governnsnt
Bio: .hould b indersed Proposals for lee =. aad
80 xetins chisf CLERK treasury Department.
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f6A1AASAOA3 AAND 2 OAOAAAS A>0AA -
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except Sunday. prSaa, daily, exoeDt 6un.
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pred, daily. peeEs exeepe Sunday.
Trains lesvtne Wsshinstoo e s:n 9. n. anas:se
2. q. connect st Bowie With trains for Pops's
sss esss I: z ma e; ~ $40 n ~.
and s:0p. n. connect at Odensen WITH sssins f6r
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FopeSs Creek ?:n AZ $50 p. Q:
nolsSxss cor.sE "a 8 ave.
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APRIL, la<. for the tcaowcdeserio = oest American
Goysrnn:st 1t Tie WssSinStVn Navy Ysrd. sub
jsct to such proof tests e dali IN every way be
satisfaceor{ 70 the Comnandant Of the. said navy
yard aad % such timea and In asnaJ
p saiie9 for e him The Lass delivery 70 b ps1sr
I SsT hsi b EQUIPMENT AND REcRuirrNe.
|, n nnke Chefa Iron 7-M inches dlAmeser, IN
=. issh@s !Ges z HePes221ss -. $780,. -, !.
s,ss iiefs Chain hon. .SiS isssss dlams.er, lsx
2as links CNein Eon, q fi-n inches .dlsmster. ~
"a, sssa che: PSs .,s s..s.. s.m.,., a
lleks oh.in 1rqp. ISIS inches liansssr. M
Bladsrs viii 81 reasiI!S . send fAir SAMPLES Of
j al ~ long ssessS W.
dlnercnt slses rsquired, 70 the Comhandant Of the
Washington Navy Yard. These ban Will b subject
TO Spmpetittys tests, aad will b. Hired TO cad
e
usual SHAPE and sise % testinE Piscss d DE yaE
lenGtks, fse from laws. ragged enda and other de-
aNa e 3: "a e Che Y A
"a r.n.is q lie f.i q he SsSd:r sssii rsSsSsd
-. .xsId Vii DC made y the lowest responsible
bidder WHOSE Iron Of the d9efeut slses comes up 70
Respoasisle security. VIII b required Cor the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the Iron when
Bissi ios.. for s,ddsr. can b MAD 4 n: ssee.
fe1R.td Pay Insu0cf0r. n. a. NAVY.
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A LExANDRlA AND WASHINGTON
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THRoUaH BErYEEN XAsHINeToN AND
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TRUsTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL n.
IAIE IMPROVED By LIVERY STABLE.
SlTgAIED On SOUTH Z STREET, RETWE EN

D. la, aud dsly recorded in Ilber No. eG ioiie
20 g So, g ths lard records for WsshIn&ton
direetaSa H. party ssc.led thsresy We viii sen
et pablo aae4toA to The hhest bider refor, In
Of March, 9. D. I04 g o'clock p. ma all teas
q Waasinstes, Disirsct u coiumois, and fsewaa
2. and being pert o. los nnnesrsd two e In
ssek sith tast Width tSs q said ss ns.Sersa
Two, (4y together with Tie lnRroyeme1ts thereon.
b PAID . -. and ne deferred Paynesis n q
rom day Of sale, and ssesssd BY deed Of trust ON
ne Ptsmiee. soed: Terms Of sale 70 g nily com
wise the trustees reserve Ne eight to resell the
property. amer one weeks notice, as risk aad soss
\ 1900 Il Z, .EDW. CLARK, (~.,,....-
WIZ. DIXON, Srfsssees.
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r-..-i ssqsazr NJ ::
- Real Esssas Irsl4 saa Asseienssr.
r6TReff55T TfE1S 1AsH q PGNXFR AFp DT ";
AID DUE AlYLuN bOtNDHD INLAND

~ virtpo 81 3 desa q tgust - n. dated MayN
A. D. l94 and rsseeas4 q iibss ., folio a. q
go. I'D q u rsqae.e e - party seeured thSrs.
pablo ssetien, @ IRIDAY, Maleh H is!t g 20
O'Clock P. ns the fealSwle Asser1bed Real Eseste,
la9bie, 70 VII: Ne ssst bali % SQUARE numbered
sixhs hundred AID afty-aye 90 beinF. original
r ssss sanass. tssssAsr visS shs mpfovsnsnt;
Terns Of sale: >11ep. with expenses Of sale an
Interest e ten per eens: Gcn nay ~ Is71 N cash,
properly. q depost q vim s requirsd 4 tine
Of sae. All o0avGyu1ethg q cost OF purehAaef. II
Day % saIe the Trsstees reeve the right q resell
purchassr, amer Ave days, adyeftisement In ono
more nswspspsfs pablls6ed In Nashlngton, D. c.
pawn Trustees
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PROPOSALS ron SUPPLIES.
NAvYPaYcyrcxl

MAyrfAYC1yICEl
Sealed proposals. win b received d tSis olcs an
" noon. March ~ l1A Cor tho dellveryof % tons
OF best Russia Hemp - the Unised States navy
yard. Bosson, MASS, with tas privilege VI taking
SAMPLES efths hemp required win be furlishedby
TIE eS.n%sndsnt Of the navy yard, and also can be
the hemp must BE- squ,l 20 these sample. in every
Eespeet add subject 70 the usual inspsetion after
All hemp rejected m1ssbe removed from the navy
yard Il the ssk md sxpen.s Of the bidder, aaA Win
Is. psics q sss Ss.p sasrea q. ne I'D must IN
elude rs delivery At the navy yard. go =.
GuaFsnteSlng fhlthfll execatloa Of ~ eeeI II &C.
ei rs eEoRoff . r..skt6 3. L N.
PROPoSALS FOB sUPFLIEs.
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Sealed proposalein dapllcase f1e The followinko a.
sistence Stores VIII Be received until noon, HaseA
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@ bsis. f.aoy Iio1r; Loo no. Nsyy o. Gedlsn
prime Rio Co6se; 10 lhs.- Oolong Iea, IN c:lb.
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Tonsiess, flb. cans; 90. Eiii; Saos.
Lemon Extinct; % lbs. Gem Starek; - lhs, Yeast
Powder, q. A:Ib. cana; 90 ~. p.ss Lsaf Lard;
Ususi conditions to b complied With;
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the 9nexpired lease tof sboet two years and half
Of the abovementioned hstsl. tSssfl mhS
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PIANOS.

N hss:tifSi tose1 EccAHH0N PIANOS. q
Albany, y. r. cheap for cash, and reduced prices
to Instrument buyers.
Second-hand Pianos taken in exchange.
SchonenGer's Bayorfte OR6AN4 pa
Tuning attended, to, At "a iesgs s1-.#r
, 1874-01-10

GRENADA Little or no rain lately, and
planters were beginning to fear that their
efforts would be of no avail, and that the
young plants were already feeling the
efe cts of the drought, whist their ripen-
ing canes were very short, and promised
but o small return Provisions had been
abundant, and were finding a ready market
in the n%eighbouring islands.
A general Board of Health had been
established.
ST.. VINCENT.-The weather very dry
for the last two months, and the canes had
been much stunted in growth; but on
the 23rd ulto. several heavy showers of
rain fell, and since then there were fair
prospects of more
ANTIGUA.-A bill was passed in the
Legislative Council to establish certain
holidays. Another bin to obtain s%tatisti-
cal returns had been introduced. The
returnsto be got under the bill will form the
basis of the land tax. 1t requires returns
from the owners and renters of land, stat
ing the quantity owned, the quantity in
cane and other cultivation, the quantity
uncultivated and also of pasture land, as
well as the quantity of produce. The bill
was read twice and committed.
A rather lengthy discussion took place
respecting the employment Of c%onvicts in
the grounds around the Government house.
The Government had proposed to reduce
the rate Of interest on the loan from the
Commissioners OF Emigration from 6 to 4
per cent. The motion was lost.
The expenditure of Antigua is 934,745.
ST. KITTs.-The Basseterre Water
Works were formally opened on the goth
ulto. by Governor Irving.